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“Boat Owners To Move Craft Shortly

During Installation of New Floats

By GLADYS BALDWIN

Operation new floats is gathering steam at the Ya icht Club. Art Kristmanson
of the Skeena River Piledri iving expects to have the floats ready to tow into place
‘next Wednesday o1° Thursday, —

Big problem for the yacht club
is the removal of all members’

4 boats while the new construc-

tion is towed into position. Mr.

"-Kristmanson will only be able to
give two or three,days notive
--Which will mean a lot of moving
in a short time. .
. Dr. J. A. McDonald, club sec-
‘retary, says all members will be
contacted and briefed on the
how, when and where. A tem-
porary moorage will be forth-
coming with a caretaker to look
after the boats while they are
away. from home base,

Another. sailboat on the way.
Don Griffey has the frames of
an 18-footer all ready to set up.
She is a deep keel job, the “Polli-
wog.” Her keel will be 700 pounds
of cast iron. Yellow cedar is be-
ing used for the “Polliwoe’s”’
frames. When ready to take off
for the wild blue yonder she will
garry two sails, the main and jib.
~The Prince Rupert Outboard
Association held its general
monthly meeting in the Civic
Centre Thursday evening. Each
member had been asked to sub-

 

 

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club. Dave Martin's design was
chosen and is to be executed in
blue and silver and newly chosen
colors of the association.
“Skipper” “Len Gibbins is re-
vamping the 28-foot gillneter
“African Queen.” When con:plet-
éd she will be an inboard cruiser
with a flying bridge. The “Afvri-
qan Qucen”’ is to have a convert-
ed English Vanguard engine and
V drive. Other feature planned
by Mr. Gibbins are a dinette and
gallery.

 

Tom MeMeekin is the new
owner of the “Kay-Purr.” The
“Kay-Purr” was one of the boats
brought north earlier this year
by Bill Jewitt of Horseshoe Bay,
Built by the B.C. Boat Company,
she Is 24 feet long and inboard
powered. Mr. McMeekin plans to
ndd a galley. .

 

Dick Boyle has a 14. foot runa-
hout on the way. She is being
bull from the “Playboy” design
and will be outboard powered,

 

Britain's Donald Campbell set
& new world water record two
weeks ago in his boat “Bluebird
Two." In two runs over misty
Coniston Water, Campbell sped
niong at an average speed of 230
miles per hour. The Briton broke
his own world record mark of
225,63 mph, In an interview alter
the race, Campbell said: he didn't
think his bont had renchod her

 

 

maximum speed. On one run he
reached 260 .mph and on the
other 218 mph.

-A recent release from the Out-
board Marine News Bureau states
that the Outboard Marine Corp-
oration of Canada Ltd. will pio-
neer the innovation this fall of
a revolutionary V4-cylinder out-

 

power.

Up to this time major manu-
facturers have spent their time
beefing up triditions in-line en-
gines, refining them, making
them quieter, making them big-
ger.

Prior to ee introduction of
the V motor,f owners of large
cruisers and similar craft were
forced to buy two big horse-
power engines to make their
boats perform properly and ata

 

 

reasonable rate of speed. Natur-
ally a substantial investment was
required. Many families who
wanted to get into boating
couldn’t simply because they
couldn’t afford it.

The 50 horsepower V motor will
do much to change this picture.
One motor will now do the job
which formerly required two. The
investment is just a little: more
than half of what was needed,

Nice work if you can get it!
Ginny and Ed Smith, Califor-
nians, run a weekly radio show
for boating enthusiasts. The
show is broadcast directly from
their cruiser “Typee” from New-
port and Catalina waters. The
broadcast was a. year old in
August.. They also use their
cruiser to-pather the news cov-
ering boating and vacation news
and what’s new in boating.

The season for boat shows is
about to get under way. For any-
one going to be down Seattle way
around the end of November,
preview of 1958 boating will be
held in the National Guard Arm-
ory, November 29 through De-
ecember 8.

McRae, F&P
Battle for Lead

McRae Motors meet Fraser
and Payne in Civie Centre
Basketball League action at
8:0 tonight in an attempt to
ecateh up with F& Powho cur-
rently maintain, a two-point
lead over ROMP and MeRne,

At 7 pm, Rainmakers and
Annuneiation both will try to
pnll into a first-place tle with
Sunrise In diunior league play,

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Mica powder on rubber gaskets
in. windshields, ports, hatches
and other spots will keep them
from sticking together while the
boat is laid up this winter.

Heavy. objects should be re-
moved ‘from foam rubber bunk
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THE MOVIE COLUMN ~

 

cglorful — in. years,

The screen’s most beautiful
woman; a long forgotten villain
of the. silent screen; a young
girl who hadn’t even acted in
a high school play ‘six months
ago; two comics, both -discarded
by TV and. both switching to
serious dramatics: ‘and the only
two Rabelaisan characters left
in an industry that once was
filled with them,

All that. plus the usual] stand-
bys who give Oscar’ performances
every time: out.

The screen’s
woman, and few .argue other-
wise, is Liz Taylor, At the mom-
ent, her performance in “Rrain-
tree County” is the standout
among the feminine stars. The
plieture, on paper, was supposed
to be Monty Clift’s as the hero
of ‘the American. civil was epic
but it was-Liz who ‘carried it.
even against such stiff feminine
competition as. Eva Marie Saint,
a previous Oscar winner.

MEANER ‘TITAN EVER

Grandma used to. cringe at
Sessue Hayakawa. He’s meaner
than ever, yet gets audience
sympathy, as the commander of
the Japanese prison camp in
“Bridge on the River Kwai”,
Alec Guiness, the masten of Brit-
ish satire, seems to be ‘a shoo
in for a nomination in the same
picture.

Guiness. plays a spit and polish
British. commander whose. men
are captured by the Japanese.
It’s a serious role for the actor.
famed for English, comedies.

Miiko Taka, a.cute Nisei girl
from Los Angeles, was -working
for $60 a week in a travel agency
six months. ago. The was chosen
—- and coached by — Marlon

 

 

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Audiences will find
it hard to believe that this
girl's “sensitive portrayal of
Brando’s sweetheart is the work
of a. novice,

Brando. seems a sure bet for
his umpteenth nomination “in.
the same picture. But the big.
surprise is Red Buttons, also in
“Sayonara”, portraying the
tragic man from the ranks in
the James Michener lest seller.

Ed Wynn, one of the all time
greats of comedy, should be
nominated for his touching,
tragic’ role of the radio station
owner in “The Great Man”,

The lusty. characters are Rob-
ert Mitchum. who! played the
tough marine. isolated on a
Pacific island with a nun in
“Heaven. Knows,,,Mr. Allison”,
and Errol. ‘Flyn,. onetime king
of the swash- bucklers who, for
;once, made a. Hemingway char-
acter come’ alive onthe screen
| in “The, ‘Sun Also ‘Rises’,

Among the ‘standbys who will
; rate nods-are Deborah Kerr and
Cary Grant, for “An Affair té
Remember”; Frank Sinatra, for
“Pal Joey” and “The Joker is
Wild”; James Cagney, as Lon
Chaney in “Man of a Thousand

“Sayonara”,

 

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and Tony Quinn and
“Anna Magnani’ in “Wild Is: the
Wind”,

Audrey Hepburn and Maurice
Chevalier, for “Love in the
Afternoon”, and: Anthony Fran-

‘elosa, for “Hatful of Rain”, | are

others.

 

 

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Czechs Increase

‘PRAGUE (Reuters) — The
number: of. “people’s judges” is
Being Increased in Czechoslov-
akia to strengthen the Commun,
ist. regime’s control over
judicial system.. .,

A‘ total of 533;000 people’s jud-
picked
mainly from “loyal” elements
of the working class, as well as
1,381. full-time, professional jud-
ges, are being elected between
Nov. 15 and Nov, 30 in the first

the

 

People’s Judges.

nation-wide election: of this type
ito be held
“sts came to power.
years ago.

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‘in most cases university-educat-

cd lawyers, and. the | people's
‘Judges previously have been
nominated.
There were originally only

15,000 people’s judges assisting
judges at trials.

 

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