~

B82

So ~
Castlegar News febory 13, 1985

SPORTS

Red racers get second

By CasNews Staff

Two members of the Red
Mountain ski team clocked
second-place finishes during
a zone giant slalom race held
at Big White near Kelowna
on the weekend.

Rindi McLellan placed se-
cond behind Kimberly Me-
Knight of Revelstoke in the
women’s race on Saturday.
McLellan finished the race ‘in
2:23.63. She was fourth in
Sunday's race with a time of
2:18.40:

Ward Steckle of the Racers
was second Sunday to Step-

1988 IN CALGA

hen Hatch of Kelowna. Ste-
ckle's time was 2:07.89.

In other results, Megan
Johnston was sixth in Sat-
urday’s women’s race in
2:25.08. She was 15th in
Sunday's race in 2:26.28. Me-
lanie Vockeroth was seventh
Saturday in 2:20.77.

Fiona Martin plaeed 13th
Saturday in 2:33.87. Sunday
she was 11th in 2:33.30.

In the men’s race, Rob
Bulfone was 13th Saturday in
2:22.67 and eighth Sunday in
2:12.43. Sean Valentine was
22nd Saturday in 2:28.07 and
was 18th Sunday in 2:19.69.

RY

RINDI MCLELLAN
. second place

Matt Hopper was 23rd Sat-
urday in 2:28.27 and was
22nd Sunday in 2:20.83.

John Cormack was 24th in
2:29.07 Saturday while on
Sunday he was 17th in
2:19.12, Fergus Tweedale of
the Racers was 26th in
Saturday's race with a‘ time
of 2:29.46. He finished 15th
Sunday in 2:18.60.

Ross Kennedy placed 27th
Saturday in 2:29.27 and was
21st Sunday in 2:20.42. David
Green was 34th Saturday in
2:34.22 and was 29th Sunday
in 2:25.28. Chris Milne was
31st, Sunday, in 2:42.06.

Kodak signed for Olympics

CALGARY (CP) — Org-
anizers of the 1988 Winter
Olympics in Calgary announ.
ced Tuesday they have sign
ed a second major corpor.
ation, Kodak Canada Inec., on
the road to raising $50 million
in corporate sponsorships.

Coca-Cola Ltd. was the
first company to forge formal
links with the Calgary Ga
mes, signing a contract last
December that continued a
46-year sponsorship history
with the Olympics.

Coca-Cola and Kodak ask.
ed that financial details of
their agreements to be kept
secret. But Bill Wardle, the
organizing committee's vice-
president of marketing, pre-
dicted earlier that Olympic
sponsorships could be worth
as much as $5 million each.

Sponsorships at the 1976
Summer Olympics in Mon-
treal sold for only a fraction
of that amount, with two
official groups competing to
sign hundreds of companies.

But Calgary organizers are
following a pattern esta-
blished at the 1984 Summer
Olympics in Los Angeles,
when only about 30 official
sponsorships were issued —
making each exclusive and
thus more valuable.

Calgary organizers acquir-
ed the right to recruit spon
sors after signing a deal last
December with the Canadian
Olympic Committee. That
body normally holds all mar
keting rights to the Games,

Charlie Says

COHOE
INSURANCE

1127-4th St.,
Castlegar

but it signed them away in
return: for the first $30
million in sponsorship rev-

enues from the Winter
Games.
The deal came a few

months later than expected
and Wardle, in an interview
after Tuesday's news con-
ference, said the delay put
him behind schedule in his
hunt for sponsors.

The total sponsorship pac-
kage, besides providing $30

million for the Olympic Ass-
ociation, is expected to pro-
vide another $20 million for
staging the Winter Games.

But that estimate is con-
tained in an 18-month-old
financial plan that has al
ready proven to be pessim
istic.

The organizing committee
is also counting on about $200.
million in federal funds and
$31 million from ticket sales.
Goods, services and capital

projects provided by the
federal and Alberta govern-
ments and the City of Cal-
gary have not been fully
calculated.

A letter of agreement
signed Tuesday, which pre-
cedes a formal contract later
this month, makes Kodak the
Winter Games’ official photo-
graphic consultant — supply-
ing hundreds of rolls of films
and mammoth processing fac-
ilities.

De Wit faces big test

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta.
(CP) — Willie de Wit will get
his first major test since the
Olympics when he fights on
the Thomas Hearns-Marvin
Hagler undercard April 15 in
Las Vegas.

De Wit, from Grande Prai-
rie, Alta., will take on a
higher calibre opponent and
will have to deal with the
pressure of fighting before a
worldwide closed-circuit tel
evision audience.

Irving Rudd of New York,
publicist for Top Rank Box-
ing, promoters of the middle-
weight title fight at Caesar's
Palace, confirmed Tuesday
that de Wit will fight on the
card.

His scheduled opponent for
the six-round heavyweight
bout is 27-year-old Charles
Hostetter of Odessa, Tex., a
six-foot-two, 205-pounder
with a 13-2 record and seven
knockouts, Rudd said.

“Hostetter is a legitimate
opponent,” Rudd said. “He's
no tomato can.”

Hostetter won 13 consec
utive fights after he started
his pro career in 1980 but lost
both fights he had in 1984.
The losses were both 12.
round decisions.

“He's a step up for Willie,”

WOODLAND
PARK ESSO

Gas & Groceries

It’s
Tax Time

leave this
Updates

Don't
amateurs.

knowledge a must.
income tax return.

requirements make our

Kokanee Tax Service

Call Jill or Jonet

ANG

<

important task to
in tax laws and
professional

Let us prepare your

Ave.
365-2416

Cu-Dor

Sport

Castlegar

Sports
Calendar

said Shelly Finkel, de Wit's
manager, from his office in
New York. “We hope Willie
is ready for a move up. This
will be great exposure for
him.”

Ruddd said he hopes de
Wit will increase closed-cir
cuit ticket sales in Canada.

“We think he'll add some-
thing different,” he said. “In
Vegas the week of the fight,
everybody will get tired of
writing about the big battle
and will look for something
else. De Wit is a natural. He's
got youth, charisma and per.
sonality.”

Rod Proudfoot, de Wit's
business manager, said Hos-

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Vancouver Canucks coach
and general manager Harry
Neale predicts he will be
fired at the end of the
National Hockey League sea
son.

“I can't substantiate it with
anything I've heard but after
the season we've had, I can't
express any confidence I'll be
back,” Neale said in an inter
view in Calgary. “How could

you?
“It worries me a little that
I can't act as manager,

particularly now when it
looks like we're not going to
make the playoffs.”

Arthur Griffiths, the son of
the majority owner and
Neale’s immediate boss, said
he was surprised by Neale’s
comment.

“That decision (whether
Neale comes back or not) is
ours to make. I hope he
doesn’t want to make that

Neale predicts
his own firing

tetter is a straight-ahead
fighter who likes to work
inside.

Rudd said he expects more
than two million people in the
United States and Canada to
watch the card on closed
circuit television. He said the
rights to the card have been
sold in 56 countries around
the world

De Wit is scheduled to
headline a card in Dallas on

yet
gold medallist

Henry Till-
man, who beat de Wit in the

heavyweight final in Los
Angeles last summer, is also
scheduled to fight on the
Dallas card.

decision for us. Is he saying
he doesn’t want to be back?

“There's still a lot of
hockey to be played. There's
a lot of time yet. There won't
be any decisions made until
the season is over.”

Neale has a four-year con.
tract as general manager,
which still has more than two
years to run at somewhere
near $150,000 a year

“In order to turn the early
season disaster into some.
thing good they wanted me
to coach (after Bill LaForge
was fired) and %e have done
a pretty good job of turning
things around. I don't mind
coaching, but where does
that take you?

“Aga manager I haven't
been ible to approach next
year. I did take time off last
week and was able to see four
games in five nights, but I
have to do more of it.

Ladies rink

won in

By CasNews Staff

A ladies curling rink from
Castlegar captured the B

event at the Valentine cur

ling bonspiel held in Creston

on the weekend.

Creston

Skip Michelle Roberts and
her team of Janette Horning,
Charlene Stone and Verna
Dawson lost its first game,
but won the next four to take
the B event.

the championships

Skiers from Eastern Canada
grabbed
Tuesday in the giant slalom
event at the Canadian junior
alpine ski i

Apex Mountain.

Rob Crossan of Barrie, Ont.,
who recorded a combined
time of two minutes, 04,17

HOCKEY — NHL: Boston Bruins

FRID.

HOCKEY — KIJHL: Castlegar Rebels vs. Nelson Jr. Maple Leafs

playott game three. 8 p.m., Castlegar Community Complex
SATURDAY

PRO: Lipton international ployers championships
women's final from Delray Beach. Flo

vs. Vancouver Canucks, 5 p.m.

10.a.m.. channel 13

Week

X-COUNTRY SKI RENTALS

Week:

— $8 Per Day
ends — $9.50 per doy
365-3522

A Public Service of
Tu-Dor Sports (Castlegar) itd.

sn Clonmerry Tri

DELL

A.M, FORD

DENNIS
“YOU DESERVE THE BEST
& GET IT AT AM FORD!"

“Your ‘Ford Country Headquarters”

RACE IS ON . . . Stanley Humphries Secondary
School student Kari Hartman (left) takes off from

start line during provincial high school cross-
X-country
Twelve students from Darren Tamelin, a Grade 7

student from KJSS and
Mark Dascher of SHSS.

Tamelin placed second in
the 12 and 13-year-old
category and Dascher was
third in the senior boys 16
to 17-year-old race. Das
cher finished only one
minute and six seconds
behind the winner in Ithe
7.5 kilometre race.

Stanley Humphries Secon.
dary School and two stu
dents from Kinnaird Jun
ior Secondary School com
peted in the B.C. high
school cross-country ski
finals at Whistler Satur
day.

Many of the top high
school racers from the
province were absent from
the championships, espec

P The Stanley Humphries
ially in the girls categories.

senior relay team won its
event by more than three
minutes in the 4x4 kilom.

Putting in top efforts in
were

country ski finals held at Whistler on Saturday. Har-
tman placed fifth in junior boys category. A total of
19 local skiers competed in the finals

ski results

Pauline Orr capture first
place, Erin Finney placed
eighth and Claire Andrews

etre race. Team members
were Dascher, Colin Ham.
ilton, Shannon Crosfield

and Pauline Orr. was 12th.

The juniors boys cat- |

In other results, the 4

ao ‘ egory (14-15) saw Kari

nares ed tage Bolebet Hartman in fifth place, Dan

sixth in the relay. The Connell was sixth and
team consisted of John

Rob Ehman was eighth.

Walton, Mac Lamb, Erin Shannon Crosfield was

Finney and Cisire Am cad inthe senior girls
stows: (16-17) race.

In the boys 12- to 13 In senior boys (16-17
year-old category Alex years of age), Hamilton

placed fourth, John Walton
11th, Mae Lamb 12th and
Kieran Finney 13th

Hartman of KJSS placed
fourth. The junior girls 14
to 15-year-old division saw

Eastern skiers score

PENTICTON, B.C. (CP) — seconds for two runs down
the 39-gate course with a
vertical drop of 346 metres.

Crossan edged Greg Gross
man of Ancaster, Ont. by 46
at one. hs of a second.
Mare Gagnon of Quebec City
was third in 2:04.84 and
Robert Trottier of Montreal
was fourth in 2:05.44.

Dan Bowles of Fernie,

the top placings

‘The men's race was won by

was fifth in 2:05.75
rs ing ahead of two skiers
from Sault St. Marie, Ont.
Seott Think (2:06.20) and
John Mealey (2:06.43).

who recorded a clocking of
2:19.79 for the two runs.

Michele McKendry of Or.
angeville, Ont., was third in
2:19.83 and Wendy Lumby of
Calgary was fourth in 2:20
34

Vania Grandi of Banff,
Alta., was fifth in 2:22.01 and
Corey Henderson of Toronto
sixth in 2:22.14

The woman's race was won
by Josee Lacasse of Montreal
and finished in 2:18.57, more
than a second ahead of Nancy
Gee of Niagara Falls, Ont.,

Mid-Week Wrap-up

HOCKEY WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
MOCKEY LEAGUE
« STANDINGS tn
suntor Hockey Leegue ne
rmal - wot
wet tm volley 13919 3 2
Lite a ook non
7 130 220 sa ey 6 24319
24 14 2 250 201 50 scomme
20 200 71 2 36 Gar
19 20 1 236 228 3 = OD 68
fond 18 22 0 268 224 3% v 7
Seover Volley 13 37 0 oe 255 26 Anigrnon. 6 mo
Grond 428 0 199 401 8 Fedeno ev 2» 6
ost Genrea.S 2» bt
-_= east Fenton. S 2) 56
onbro © 0 309 187 68 Oomeic Bn ss
Columbie Volley 33 9 0 308 1% 66 Depranic. 4 34
Creston 2 236 737 «2 Robe é 20 33
Ek Volley 16 24 2 20a 22 3a AMOS 0 2 5)
imber er 13 79 Me 7 GOALTENDING.
MNS GA AVG
Compese. § 1090 $1 2.97
fans Noa) $5 3.20
Kent, N 10 % 431
Stewort, EV 332 40 451
TERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Otte
woure ’
Pr. Albert ” 3 326 17% 85
Med. Hot 4) 131 267 162 63
Regine BB! m7 BD) 65
Colgory 2 2 253 Se
Soskoroon 2 25 m0 @
Lethbridge = 2) 301 188 222
1S 36 1 199 317 31
Jow 13 39 1 228 30
Western Division
Kom 150 325
aii New West 3 2 2 28 215 62
wna Vecrorve 20 29 3 28) 27 43
JOSPERENCE Kelowno 30 2 270 2m 2
Diviaion Seorte 19 31 2 230 “
oe ss: ta ta sa se Povtiond 19 331 250 32 3
Montreal 7 19 10 214 189 64 c
% 2 8 m4 1% 6
Bow 2 26 7 29 199 57 ‘URLING
Hertord 17.30 6 180 241 40 on mmuxto
STANDINGS AFTER
¢ 27 7 SEXTH-ROUND 7
v1 ° we
3 © eritish Cotumbio $3
Nove Scone 51
° 42 Northern Ontone 42
3 4) meniebe 42
7 41 Omone 42
Sattar hemor 42
Alberto 33
2 Nem Brunswick 24
3 24
a2 for 24
4) Prince Edward island 1
3 Newt o6
es
red BASKETBALL
2 waa
4 EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atentic Divinion
ort PCr. os
41 10 Boe
“0
mB sm 4
7 an 17
8 3 B
317 67
2 400 4
BB so ¢
2 3 412 19
16 34 320 18
6 383i te

WESTERN CONFERENCE
1 Division
: 32 2 615
Houston 2 2
ios 22 M9 3
$. Antomo % 2 510 5,
Uteh 2 a7 an 7
Koos 16 34 320 15
Pecitic Division
tomers te e92
Phoen= 23 % 4% 10
Portions 23 2 451 12
Seortte 2 © 423 14
Chippers 20 31 392 15
6 Stove 1 99 220 2%

2 indian 116

0
Utoh 122 Golden State 110

TRANSACTIONS
sasenaut

LeAGUE
micogo White Sox sign pricher Gene

Mohsen tos one-yoor enna Ladies High Evelyn, Wilson. 637
Cleveland Indians sign cotcher Chris Yeom Might Sungle F Finches. 1664. Teom Hugh

2885. Other 6008 ond 7008

ow
torword Poul om the C setetona

jecond
‘ond on

wochingpon Bolter place poord Fronk
‘on the yard renarve fat

Suttole Bill, nome Kay Ooiton quorter

SAROUARY 94
Lodies Hugh septs tere Kneed Fy

Browns nome Gr

reg Landry
ij Riches Man Leds Nigh These” Glody

=
ee
\soas ES Base

- 668 Dove Stewart 63
lon! Rahn 625 Kevin New Oe

Joan-

iday and Mary

Crosby (r.) star in
BUCK HAVEN

is coming on

quickly as you know, At
his time of the year is a

ity for you to sell your home.
idence you showed us

novel. It airs Sunday, Feb.

17, Monday, Feb. 18 and

TINSELTOWN
Candice Bergen (I.
based on Jackie Collins’
Tuesday, Feb. 19.

na Cass’
“Hollywood Wives,"

three-pa

interests at all’

rtificate, an opportunity to have your home

It's Spring fever time and

day, February 20, 1985

ite

terest rates are favourable and ti

good opportun

in 1984, We take selling your

just around the corner. 1985
ireless efforts to protect your

ing is
lysis cer

in of our ti
_ 365-2111

agai

it or not Spr

Phone:

, in

lysis of his residential property by

a CENTURY 21 agent. Return this certificate or call for an appointment.

Issued by:_ THE STAFF

lieve |

i
i
i
:
3

strong and market values can change qu
present,

DEAR CUSTOMER:

Bel

with your.

Thursday, February 14, 1985 through to Wed:

,

Supplement to the Castlegar News
of Wednesday, February 13, 1985

21

AGEN

365-2111

JA

Bearer is entitled to a market value anal
CENTURY 21 MOUNTAINVIEW AGENCIES LTD.
Retain this valuable

THE SUPER GUYS
WILL NOT BE KNOWINGLY
UNDERSOLD BY ANYONE

ALONEY PONTIAC
BUICK GMC LTD

“85 CAR OR TRUCK

OF YOUR NEW CHOICE
times. Please take advantage of our Gold Market Anal

the buyers are out there. We appreciate the conf
evaluated at no charge. CALL TODAY.

home very seriously and assure you once

ANYWHERE ON A NEW

TS_N tt.

Gale
Brooke

Adams in 1959 Ha

— Lerge tot, South

3
é
6

‘a murder (R)
Sondergaard. A mar

onnery

n

DEAL WITH
THE PROFESSIONALS

1127 - 4th Street, Castlegor

ROBSON — $27,000. b.0cres, water con
lenge 2 bdrm surtes. Is 1» good:

se?
\ :
xe
&

NEAT 2 8ORM HOME

Costiegar
REVENUE — Lorge 3

Vanes:

COHOE INSURANCE

Fy
3
3
8

Redgrave Weiler Li: 200 @ CBS NEWS

(1977, Drama)

Fonda

=

—

Ci

LAND ON
2229 - 6th Avenue
Amongst worehousing and
next to Guilt Oil. Priced in $20s

INDUSTRIAL
tor quick sole.

é

COTTAGE — In $403. Fully renovated.
Full besement. near hospita!

‘a Paim Springs

@HaHWay To

HEAVEN

KINNAIRD BENCH & POOL — $79,900. 4

odes, Reduced $5,000.

Jonathan helps @
quadrapiegic

ing the clouds
Host David Suzuki

staff is hed up and
held hostage by drug

i
82
2
r

the probiem by seed
The emergency room

(@ MORE REAL

PEOPLE

6:00 @ @ FALL auy

— in thee emquely

RASPOERRY — $57,000, J bdrms. large J dengned Octopod home. Privacy wiih

level lot

~

Thursday, February 14, 1985 through to Wednesday, Febtuary 20, 1985

sured by mobsters

Beetnoven

JV

uuenenny

Reduced

rage) SOUTH CASTLEGAR — $01 900, S barms

heared

Cody, Nick

Trail — 368-5222

neighborhood

housewives
been bur

NORTH CASTUGAR — $44 900. 3 or 4

dems, 90 «109 lot

i
3
i
H
33

jessages,” an ABC movie airing Thur

sdoy. Feb. 21

randon tries to calm her down.
WESTERN BESTSELLERS INC.

her that someone is going to

an agent discovers,

$4490. 3 or 4

Kathieen Beller gets upset when a Ouija boar!

MESSAGE FROM A BOARD Former “Dynasty” star

|

- 9337

Castlegar — 365-3347
gaat

NORTH CASTUGAR

BB BLOCK BROS. NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE

PEERLESS
DENTAL LAB
(Stated by David Cowan's employees
East 7204 Sprague

\__ SPOKANE, Wash, (509) 928

J. MacKay — Technician

Or. Orval Burgner, D.M.O.

TV WEEK
wed Kate Jack

* New Dentures & Relines by appoint
processed
* Canadian Currency at par

© Repairs while you wait
® Canadian Dental insurance Claim

Trust Becomes an is

Featured. Kate Jack

son

7:90 @ WKRP IN
1

consider part trades. $79.90

QOTISCHEMIA — Home on acreage: Wi

4