. Genelle, we’ should have’
Sone. °. s SIticencoura:

‘people not''to drink
: drive.

slike tosee.a neighborhood
old. centres Hotel.u

: Gordon Pettitt
I don't: know. how. h

get away with it, neighbor- i

: hood pubs 'are supposed to’
be where there is no othe

better, than’ what they'¥e

* got there’ now. |

PEACEFUL PASS CREEK
> NOTIN A.L.R.
$52,000.

NEW CARPETS
“ENERGY STOVE =
< IN THE $€0°S

OUR
INVITATION FOR

DISCRIMINATING BUYERS
FRIENDLY SALESPEOPLE”
PROMPT ATTENTION

large Tot mee
‘ bia River. highs be sold, Prtead

+ BAULTI LIVING ~

«NEARLY 2000 5: FT. OF SPACE.

toa jor: seaporay ‘time.for cut
mas ol

outhe

(CHLLENT:
In this modular home ir lueberry. Larg
fot, garage, 3 00 tyy plus

(CLUSIVE 2-STOREY ©

acbdrm, ‘home: in the touthend of
Cas ent, large rooms,
full 3 bane, living room pies family

: OF SUNSHINE 2
; With forge il

ight rooms. n beaut
in the southend of Castlegar.
loors,

2 sone RATE with’ Sargon ‘and prival
sore area, reduced to $44,200 for a

for. yeur, oc

Owner will
cofter.

king at’ Red) Mounta
could begin as early’

aus
Alt “Red: does open this
weekend, Steck? said it Pe 21. Six remain, plus one weekend to be made up from:

won't be «

eaabahd hie noted there is
‘possibility of ‘opening for

80.
Two weekends of gam

‘NEW YORK (AP)
fielder: Dale’ Mu
power-hitting.

nd.
drive in runs: led’ Atlanta Ellacott, had over 40 minutes
Braves toa division tle, was playing time this season be-

able player for '1982'in base-

~ -pall’'s National League.

‘Murphy? one of two play-. was. real. busy,":: said Van-

6s named on’all 24 ballots, . couver = ee Roger.

Neilson. '
Periods © the

Murphy drew 14 first-place to play alittle sooner ‘than:
votes from the panel ‘dinde up expected, He's been a pro for
of two:writers from each three years, so. we're’ -confi-’
league city, along with eight dent he.can.do the job.”

: IGS STARTED

seconds ‘and one each ‘for.
third and fourth for a total of
288 points in the! balloting.

first-place votes, was secon

Smith, who received eight: sharp ag against he: fast-skal

two first-place’ votes went to’ .dfencemen and. three ° for-.’
lines'and controlled the) McKechni

relief: pitcher):
vote from each’ panelist:

" Bruce Sutter, who received a: first half of the game,

“Veteran ‘centre “Walt ‘Me- :

Murphy, 26, attributed the Kechnio scored.a shorthand.
overall: play. of the. Braves, . ed goal for the: Wings and set’
winners of the NL West, with ‘up-a marker by Mike Blais.)
having a great dealtodo with dell. » McK
his. performance. He raised’ several key
his 1981 eee average by the. game.

Defenceman Greg Smith:

say.that the Lara Molia,
main thing was that we were on the power play: and ‘Davey
doing well’as a tenia? Mur. Rota.

really” fetes:

Rota scored the tying, ea
mids

‘ The’ 6-foot-5° Murphy. ‘also. on the: road,” said Detroit’
showed’ a ‘marked’ improve-: ae Polano. “We were .

sas ‘layed before the strike

i SET WAGE SCALE
The new wage scale gives rookies a minimum $20,000
this year, $40,000 the following two and $60,000 the final

$60, for fourth-year players’ and up: G:
similar offer nearly two months ago’ inl The. Players
had called i brite. z

gave up two goals. Detroit

had-98/shots in the first two

seconds left in the first per-
iod that Richard had, trouble

‘gel gop lar ‘maleng (a

WEREN'T 8)

‘The’ “Canucks, with . the
second best power-play per:
centage inthe league at:82.1

going’ into: the’ game, con-
verted just one‘of: five man-
power advantages and gave

up: op ibe shorthanded goal by

we've had a al positive ef-
» fort,”. said “the' 35-year-old
centre: “We hung back in the
third. and we'll ‘have’ to
change that in future games.”
Detroit, . .8-12-4, ‘plays
‘Thursday in Los Angeles and
Saturday, in St. Louis: ’ ‘The

seven games, 0-4-8,

‘The Canucks,-7-10.8, have ’

tzing
offences ‘and plenty ‘of ‘plat- .

ooning can be expected when
National Football: ‘League’

sp
in nine weeks: Sunday. °
NFL players ‘and ‘coaches
are relieved the 57-day strike
ended esday, but they say

Pittsburgh Steelers said. “It
may be good, it may be great,

Franco’ Harris, Pittebargh ‘{

Steelers running back,

‘Tm ready to play but’ ae

<FLUNKIES

splel held o:

A very successful Opening

2 » Bonspiel was ‘held - at. -the

\The “geloiieng ‘rinks were
awarded Prizes of silver dol-

‘erts rink, with Lorne Trickey spot

, ares Ruth: ‘Trickey* ‘at
third,

both ‘concerned ‘with having
is players ready in four.

Buy take great pride in what
Ido,” Vermeil said. “The way
they: Pp! will be a reflection

hard ‘to be. what

a Kush gaid ft would take 10
or}12\ days for:the Golts to

Ant
Second: the Nick Ogiow rink,

» with Jeanette Pakula playing

third, Bob: Pakula at: second,
and Shirley. ‘Hunter-Oglow in
the lead position,

senopiee rink, ‘vith “flurk-
ies" Diony * McArthur at

aie
Py. The Floniaes took first, pies, ‘a the B even!

F Curling Club Opening Bon.
(f ron) oad pay McArthur’

the only “all-girl” rink in the);

bonspiel gave Billa great \;

game: Members of this rink
jincluded: Michelle Roberts at
(skip, “Ann~Stasila ‘playing
third, Janie Fhipps in second

spot,’ and Muriel Wilson,
lead. }

°“Third and fourth’ finishers
in the A’ Event’ were’ the
Dennis Johnson rink and the
Jock Stewart rink. B.' Event
finishers were the Dennis
Peebles rink, third, and the
Wes Guymer rink, fourth, IN
C.Event, Mel Dawson's rink
and Dale Schatz and his four-
some , finished third ‘and

.... third, Denny McArthur play- © fourth:
. ing second, and Carla Jose-

phson as lead.’ This ‘rink’

should be congratulated for
their costumes — the only
ones in the bonspiel; Second:

. A vote‘of thanks:to Bert
‘Lamb, who so ably filled in as
ice-‘maker and manager for
the bonspiel. Bert. was cer-
tainly getting used to that

Pee Wee Rene
still unbeaten

The Castlegar Pee Wee
Reps remained undefeated in

~- league play following a 4-1

victory, over Beaver Valley
snd al hard d fought 33 tie with
kon the

comple
defenslye; schemes, gees

sing games were played at
ld. -the old arena.

‘In Friday night's contest
scorers were Travis

goal s
«Green, Dane Jackson, Jason

of ingle assists going to ‘Tyler:

Hughes and Lorne
‘Brian Perehudoff and Green
each had two assists, | wit

Gorril, Keith Semenoff and
Dean Fancy.

On Saturday afternoon,
‘the fast skating ‘Cranbrook
team took'a 2-0 first ‘period :
‘lead, but the Castlegar Pee
“Wees worked ‘very: hard and:

maining: in= the » game.
\Dwayne Samoyloff, Green
and ° Jackson‘ scored, the
Castlegar goals. Assists went

‘to Scott Moorey, Jackson and

Castlegar goalies, Shawn

“Bila and Stanley Makortoff

both: played extremely well
while sharing - goalkeeping
duties in both games.

The Pee Wee's next game
is this Friday night against
Nelson at 7:16 p.m. in the old
arena,

Sentinel .

= wins A title

Mount Sentinal senior girls
volleyball team won the West
Kootenay’. ‘A’. volleyball

at

prize-gi
‘held for: selected. categories.
We hear that ‘none’ of the
winners’ wishes ‘to be’ iden-
tified. "A disco, presented by
Bill Waldie, followed the pri- .-
‘ves, and lasted until the early °
‘hours, ‘with -impromptu en-
tertainment provided by Sam :
Postnikoff. ‘
One ‘of the bonuses of thi

bonspiel was the ppearance
of several new: faces in’ our
club, Although the stress‘of:
the first Ponszial is har oa 8
beginner, this: hardy group.
promises to be back for, more
— to.everyone's delight

We hope to have some cur-.
rent results of league'play by |
next week. We shou'd note,
though, at this writing, that
Dale: Hockley and Bill Gat-
trell are fighting it out for the
leadership of the Men’ 's Two-

pursuit. Stay tuned!
The weekend of Nov. 27

_ and 28 will be a busy one at
the curling rink. The Men's *
Club has scheduled the first
Bean Feed of the season on
the Saturday night, while’
that afternoon the Mixed
Club will have a sale of :
Wicker and Coppersmith ar-
ticles for those members and °
friends who have not yet fin-

, ished their Christmas shop-
ping, or who just want to
spend their bonspiel : win-
nings. Time? 10 a.m. to1 p.m.

Sunday is Grey Cup Day,

and the lounge will be open
from one hour before kickoff
time for annual” and life
members and guests to join
in the Grey Cup party. Come

Selkirk College.
‘The South Slocan team de-
‘feated Rosaland 15-10, 15-6,

‘and 6-16 and 15-18 in the final :

“eontest. Rossland » battled
* with’ Salmo‘in the semi-final
for a‘spot in the finals with
scores of 15-13, 18-15, and
15-18,

In round robin play Sen-
tinel defeated Rossland 16-2,

to have a good
time, and to cheer for your
favorite team. Plans are even
being made to obtain a
wide-screen televaion set, if
possible, so the boys in the ”
backi-won't miss a play.

We notice that our first
mention of the rule pertain-
. ing to members of the ,non-

delivering team (that is,
to stand well ta the

6-15, 16-11 and Salmo 10-16, ..

15-12 and 16-18 for a position
in the final match.

sides of the ice, between the
hog lines) is achieving great
results.