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82 Castlegar News

SPORTS

SIDELINES

Peanut butter cure

PITTSBURGH — Forget
all the advances sports medicine
has made. The best prescription
for Pittsburgh Penguins
defenceman Peter Taglianetti is
Peanut butter,

Taglianetti said peanut butter
in a plastic bag is the most
effective thing the'Penguins have
come up with to protect his
pa de a bruise above his left

It provides a pain-reducing
buffer between the injury and
Taglianetti’s skate.

““We started with a baggie
full of Vaseline and it worked
well, but it kept exploding,”’ he

said.

aN

PETER TAGLIANETTI
- jammed ankle

Bo getting better

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A sports medicine specialist, who |
examined Bo Jackson for about four hours Monday, said the two-
Sport star is making significant recovery from a hip injury but
shouldn’t get rid of his crutches, yet.

“*We did not expect him to heal this injury during this period,””
said Dr. Jim Andrews, an lic surgeon at the Alab; Sports
Medicine and Orthopedic Centre.

Jackson, 28, returned to Birmingham for his first in-depth
examination in.six weeks.

**I passed my exam with flying colors,"’
back on the playing field soon.”

Cow Palace for Canucks

VANCOUVER (CP) — The Vancouver Canucks will open their
1991-92 NHL season with consecutive games against the expansion
San Jose Sharks.

The Canucks released their schedule Monday, with general
manager-coach Pat Quinn noting it ‘‘seems very fair and well
balanced.’’

Vancouver opens at home Oct. 4 against the Sharks and plays
the next-night at San Francisco. San Jose will play its home games
next season at the Cow Palace in San Francisco.

Smythe Division teams will play an unbalanced schedule next
season, with the addition of the Sharks making it a six-team
alignment.

‘Vancouver will play the Los
Angeles Kings, the Edmonton
Oilers and San Jose three times
each at the Pacific Coliseum and
four times each on the road.

The Canucks will have both
the Calgary Flames and Winnipeg
Jets here four times and
Vancouver plays those teams
away three times each.

Vancouver will have 10 of its
40 home games on Tuesday
nights, with eight Sundays and
eight Thursdays.

The longest homestand will
be five games (twice) and the
longest road trip is five games
(three times).

Jackson said. “‘I’ll be

Vancouver also will play a home game against the Canadian
Olympic team before the 1992 Winter Olympics in France. The date
has not been determined.

The Canucks conclude their regular-coach schedule at home April
5 against Los Angeles, the team that eliminated them from the 1991
playoffs in the first round.

Track and field tryouts set
for B.C. Summer Games team

By CasNess Staff

Trials for the Zone 1 B.C, Sum-
mer Games track and field team will
be held rain or shine in Cranbrook

Tornado
slays
Dragons

By CasNews Staff

Yuri Kinakin and newcomer Derek
LePage scored for the Castlegar
Tornado in a 2-1 Trail Minor Soccer
Association victory Monday over the
Beaver Valley Dragons in Beaver
Valley.

The win moves’ the Tornado’s
record to 2;1-1 in the seven team,
under 12-years-old division.

In another under-12 division game
Monday, speedster Ryan Fontes got
his sixth goal in five games as the
Castlegar Kickers were beaten 3-2 by
the Warfield Lions at Kiwanis Field
in Castlegar.

Shand Fowlie scored an unassisted
goal for the Kickers while David
Campbell and Evan Barry assisted on
Fontes’ goal.

The Kickers record slips to 1-3-
1.

In the under 14-years-old division
B.J. Semenoff was a standout at
halfback for the Castlegar X-Men
but couldn't do it all as the X-Men
lost 4-0 to Warfield in Castlegar.

With his bright neon shirt,
goaltender Dean Moon was sparkling
in the nets in the second half for the
X-Men, who were shut out for the
fourth straight game and fall to an 0-
5 record.

The Tornado host the East Trail
Raiders Wednesday at 5:30 while the
X-Men travel to Beaver Valley Thur-
sday to take on the Hustlers at 6
p.m.

FOR THE RECORD

Stanley Humphries secondary
school’s provincial medal winning
race walker Wendy Closkey was in-
correctly identified in a April 24
column by CasNews sports writer Ed
Mills.

May 25.

Thirty-six athletes will be selected
from the trials to represent the
Kootenay Zone in track and field at
the 14th annual games which are set
for Coquitlam beginning July 25.

Over 4,500 B.C. athletes from nine
zones will compete in the games in 25
sports ranging from archery to

wrestling.

Every qualifying athlete will get
free transportation, meals and ac-
commodation, and each will receive
a B.C. Games jacket in the Kootenay
cclors and an official games’ sports

To be eligible for the track team,
athletes must be born in the 1976 or
1977 and live in the Kootenay area,
which extends from Grand Forks to
the B.C./Alberta border and north
to Golden.

There will be six running events at
the trials, from 100 metres up to

3,000 metres, as well as two hurdle

races,

High jump, long jump and triple
jump are open to all athletes while
throwing events include shot put,
discus and javelin. The pole vault
and hammer throw are boys events
only,

Girls can compete in the five-event
pentathion while boys can tryout for
the eight-event octathlon team,
Multi-event athletes may not com-
péte in individual events and vice-
versa. :

Trials begin at noon MDT, and
registration will take place at East
Kootenay Community College prior
toll a.m.

Registration forms are available at
all Kootenay high schools and ad-
vanced is

This is Toogood’s ninth straight

year as coach of the Kootenay track”

and field team.

52 tee
up for
opener

By BUD LOWTHER

Fifty-two players hit the links
April 18 for the opening day of the
Castlegar Seniors Golf Club.

Among them were four new mem-
bers — Alec McKinnon, Jim Beatty,

Athletes or parents with questions
about event details or registration
can contact Roger Toogood in Jaf-
fray.

Banjo's Pub sh Fl
in the rain at Kinnaird Per Tuesda
League in its regular season sc!

bers ot saad vteny Latit
le this week. The rain let up

long enough for Banjo's to beat Salmo Hotel 9-3. —cosniews photo by fd Mills

Vince and Carl Henne.

Low net winners of the first round
of the new season Were Alec Lutz, Al
Taranko, Mike Kurnoff, Curt
Waterman and Gerry Wichert.

Last Thursday, 50 seniors braved
the cold in week two of the club’s
season.

Low net scores were recorded by
Les Buffet, Mike Bermel, John
Ekroos, Ernie Mills, Floyd Bacon,
Gard Pettitt, Bill Bordon, George
Armstrong, Lutz, Clements and
myself.

Following the opening day, golf
chairman Zeke Clements convened a
meeting. The following business
transpired:

© It was determined that two
course marshalls are required. These
will be paid positions.

© The seniors are to provide fun-
ding for a new water fountain at the
Castlegar course. The cost is $750
and fund-raising ideas were
discussed.

© Mary Martin addressed the club
about her tion of a local

course history.\She said she
welcomed input fro anyone who

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SOFA bed and chair, Maytag

BRADBURY hydro-electric hoist,

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7/3

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excellent shape, $1,600 new,

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everything. 365-7154. 3/34

30’' PROPANE RANGE $110;
100 Ib. propane tank, $65; small
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$160, small recline couch $30,
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might have
literature or photos “elie to the
course.

* Frank Holdsworth was named
the club’s treasurer.

® Schedules for the 1991 season
were handed out last Thursday. and
seniors were reminded to sign up for
the upcoming Calcutta Tournament
if they wish to play in it.

The seniors will be back on the
course tomorrow at 9 a.m. for a
shotgun start of Bingo, Bango,
Bongo.

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5. FOR RENT

9. HOMES FOR SALE

UTILITY trailer, can be seen at
802-8th Street, Castlegar. 3/33

2 BDRM. apartment (in 5-plex) in-
cludes fridge, stove, some fur-
niture. 365-2800 3/35

ZERO clearance fireplace, c/w
stainless steel chimney and ac-
cesories $350, 0.b.0. 365-6879.

3/33

CASH for good used tires. BIG O
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ANTIQUES

Mave tows Luhpes 30s $191
. -_ * Silver * Jewellery
° Fine Books * Furniture
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TREASURES OF OF THE PAs _

SILVER RATTLE ANTIQUES

1126-4th Street, Castlegar

104/91

2-3 BORM. house, South
Castlegar, fridge, stove included.
Close to school. 365-5997, 399-

701. 3/35

bunkhouse accom-
$150/month per per-

fully
'V cable,

6-MAN
modation,
son, includes vaio Saris

CASH for good old furniture, an-
tiques and collectibles. Phone Pat
Hogan 352-6822. tin/9

12-FT. BOAT with 2 H.P. motor,
$400. Truck box trailer, $175.
Freezer, $40. 365-3683. 3/33
PACIFIC MARQUIS 6-8 person
hot-tub, 450-galion, complete
with power pack, 2-years-old,
$3,500. 355-2403, 2/34

5
locking bedrooms. 362- “5b43.
7/35

1 BDRM. suite, furnished, utilities,

TV cable, Robson, no pets. Prefer

working adult. Ph. 365-7882.
tfn/35

3 BDRM. 10’x54’ trailer with ad-
dition, fridge, stove, washer,
dryer, air/cond., on acreage mn
Glade. Available June

$295/month. 399-4320. tn/36

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ALUMINUM sheets. ideal. for inex-
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sulation. They can even be used
for vapor barriers and any kind of

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$20 each. 365-6032. 3/35
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follows: One to 12, 75 cents
each; 13 to 24, 60 cents each;
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Ave., Castlegar. tfn/23

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3/35
Sor summer tires, 13°’, 185SR,
asking $20. 365-7680. 3/35
WOMENS 10-speed bike, $15.
365-6298. 3/35

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size 6%. $20. 365-6448. 3/34

MAY 15-AUGUST 15, 4 bdrm.,
A frame on acreage, 10 minutes
from ~town. Spectacular view.
WD/FS $500. 365-8386. 3/35

APPLICATIONS are being accep-
ted for a 1-bdrm. apartment
available May 15, suitable for 1 or
2 people, downtown area,
$350/month includes heat.
References required. 365-3433 or
365-7634 3/35

BACHELOR SUITE, furnished,
washer/dryer, $315/month in-
cludes utilities. 365-2605. 3/35
1 ORM. suite — _ upstairs,
available now, 365-8307. 3/35
WANTED TO RENT: cabin on lake
for July 20 to Aug. 5 as y-y
364-2563.

6-FT. canopy, fits shortbox, $40.
365-7991. 3/33

FLORAL C
1125-4th St., Castlegar ¢ 365-5191

8-TRACK stereo, good condition,
$40. 365-7991. 3/33

BEER fridge, works well, $40.
359-7885. 3/33
REAR-step bumper, $25. 365-
3409. 3/33

UKE NEW: Arrow high rise canopy
with sliding window for full-size
Ford pickup $650 0.b.o. 365-
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3/33

COMFORTABLE brown sofa chair,
very good condition, $40. 365-
6547. 3/33

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FRONT BUSHWACKER bumper
mounted on ‘68 Chev, $40. 365-
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PAIR of towing mirrors, $10.

Aluminum bike rack fi
$10. 365-6080.

4. PETS & LIVESTOCK

2 BDRM. house downtown area
available- May 1, fridge, stove,
$400/month, plus __ utilities.
References required. 365-3282.
3/34

ONE BDRM. furnished and car-
peted apartment, downtown
365-6790 or 365-2728. tfn/34

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY — 2
bdrm. basement suite, cable and
utilities included. 365-5257 after
5 p.m. or weekends. 3/34

2 BDRM. mobile home, Robson,
gas heat, no dogs, phone 365-
3155. 3/34
1 BDRM. basement apartment
utilities included $340/month
Near bus stop. 365-6571 3/34

2,500 SQ.FT. office sence, cen-
tral air-

3 BDRM. home — 2 bathrooms,
ini " i

parking. Also 900 ys

space with 2,000 sq.ft. ba:

storage area. Suite No. 6, 615
Columbia Avenue or phone 365-
3966 or 365-2434. 7/31
RETAIL OR WHOLESALE SPACE
— 2800 sq.ft. 6th Avenue South
location. 368-5749. tfn/1
WEEKLY and monthly rooms,
Scotsman Motel, Rossland, just
30 minutes from Castlegar. 362-
7364. tfn/21

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MONTHLY/WEEKLY RATES. San-
dman inn, 1944 Columbia
Avenue, $200 weekly, $800
monthly. 365-8444. Sorry no kit-
chens. tin/4

14x28" patio with additional sun-
deck, double garage, paved cir-
cular driveway with exceptional
river view — alton 2.25 acres —
5 minutes from town. 365-8113.

3/35

6. ADS FOR SEMORS

3-DRAWER Deak $100,
studio cabi

folding doors, 350,

breaker box with 10 breakers,
$50. 365-3298.

8. GARAGE SALE

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1353 Forest
id., (Grosvenor Subdivision) 9:00
a.m.-2 p.m. 2/34

MULTI-FAMILY — Saturday, May
4 and Sunday, May 5, 2616-4th
Avenue, CB equipment, furniture,
misc. household items. 135

“LITTLE JEWEL’

la the $308 — cozy 2 bdrm. home on

60’x100' fiat lendanepes tet in Horm

< istlegar, close ‘to town. Great star.
retirement or rental i

Zoned C1 fore variety of uses.

Presently renting for $400 per mon-

th.

“A MUST SEE!I*’
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corner city lots. Finished 2 bdrm. and
rumpus rm. down.

TO VIEW CALL
JACKIE 365-6642
Hipwell Realty

180 Main Street, Saimo * 367-2141

MAY 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th. 9
a.m.-3 p.m. No earlybirds. 3616-
9th, chainsaw, typewriter,
recliner

135

PRIVATE SALE — Passmore,
Asking $79,000, 1%-storey log
home, many outbuildings. s Creek
and springs on 50 acres of timber
and pasture. Very private, gover-

SATURDAY, May 4, 9 am.-3
p.m. 1425 Drive,

nment ing to your door.
Phone 226-7774 or 364-2529.
i 7/35

dressers, desk, misc.

136

bikes,

24 hours.
CENTRAL location, 2 bdrm. or

SATURDAY, May 4, 9:00 a.m.,
726-10th Avenue (North). 135

MOVING SALE: Starting Thur-
sday, May 2, Saturday, May 4,
starting at 9:00 a.m. — 1071
Quance, Robson inquiries. 365-
5269. 136

MULTI-FAMILY, 2900 Columbie

early birds, please.

. newly .
baths, $65,000. 365-8089.
3/35

PLANNING TO
BUY OR SELL
A HOME?
FREE market

evaluations or
mation on on

on

p> CALL THERESA V WILSON,

WANTED TO RENT: For June 1st,
minimum 3 bdrm. home, non-
smokers, no pets, references
available. Phone collect (604)
747-3516 after 6 p.m. 8/32

3 FAMILY — Antiques, collec-
tibles, furniture, household. Sun-
day, May &, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Can-
celled if raining — 2313 Columbia
Avenue. (36

WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bdrm.
house, Castlegar area. 365-2665
or 365-3261 7/33

NUBIAN milk goats, angora goats,
angora rabbits. 226- 7681. 3/35

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May 14-June 18. $35. instructor:
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ability. To view 365- 514g

7/36

CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! Meat
Strain $85 per 100; Pullets $145
per 100; Turkeys, Ducks, Geese
and Started Pullets at $4. 10 each,
» 1341-20th
Street. S.W., Salmon Arm, B.C.
VIE 4m2, Phone 832- 4703.
21/23

AVAILABLE May 1-3 bdrm. up, 1
down, -large yard. References
required, Robson. 365-6449 after
6 p.m. 3/33

FRIDAY, May 3, 5-8 p.m., Satur-
day, May 4, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. G.E.

3112-4th Avenue.

9. HOMES FOR SALE

NAS Mosinee wr Aggumaies Ua
365-2111 or 365-3407

FRUITVALE — spacious 4 bdrm.
home on 1 acre, close to town,
finished basement, deck with
view, covered RV parking. 367-
7401 3/33

2.2 ACRES of gre

property with bdrm.

Salmo, $36, 500. 747-1049.
7/29

ROOM-BOARD and laundry ser.
vice in the country for a working
man. 359-7405 3/33

2 BDRM. trailer, $350 utilities in-
cluded, 10 minutes from town,
private. 365-3512. 3/33

3 BDRM. home, lower we Dotlectone
bench, 1.77 acres, leave message
at 365- 6739 or 3¢ or 365- a 7/29

FOR SALE OR LEASE

4 BEDROOM RANCHER
GLENMERRY TRAIL. PERFECT
FOR HANDICAP OR FAMILY.

3 BDRM. house on acre, river
Jot, Genelle. 093-2438: 3/34

block fence
— Walking distance to store and
School

BRITISH COLUMBIA HOUSING
MANAGEMENT COMMISSION is
updating its applicant list for rental
of 3 bedroom units in Castlegar
Tenants pay no more than 30% of
their gross income for rent. For in-

formation on eligibility and ap

please contact John

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62/25

REAL ESTATE

Our team

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@ COMMERCIAL
@ LAND

AVAILABLE JUNE 1.
Phone after 7:00 p.m. — 368-9696

3 BEDROOM house, full

» with rentable 3
basement suite. an 20% 7808.
2 BDRM. Giede, 2
tully rondevep el fruit
shrubs,

2-car gerage and
399-4473. 3/34

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acres,
trees,

roothouse,
workshop.

FREE Market Evak

365-2166 00.
365-6892 nes.

Castlegar
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