CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 6, 1975

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Children’s teeth have been
treated with phosphoric acid in
tudy that showed a big jump

in decay resistance.

A diluted solution of the
acld was applied to the teeth of
200 children in a non-fluori-
dated urban community, before
the dentist applied the fluoride

It was found that the acid
Increased fluoride retention by
tooth enamel. The diluted acid
mildly demineralized the
enamel, but stepped up the
popential of the enamel for

raineralization—bullding up
tronger sult of armour when
fluoride is applied.

In the test, the children
aged from seven to 16 years,
showed 82 per cent fewer
cavitles,

Research has been under-
way for years tomake the teeth
take on and keep more of the
decay fighting fluoride when
applied in dental offices and
schools by dental teams.

Without the acid treat-
ment, much of the fluoride is
washed away during the first
24 hours, other studies have
shown,

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AN EIGHT ENDER ia the only way to start a season. Ask this
jubilant team consisting of, left to right, Joy Saunders second,
‘Yvonze Browa third, Malzie Zino skip, and Linda Leckie lead. That
is how thls team played its first league game Thursday evening.
The big moment occurred in the siath end. The team that was

Pensioners’ Curling

Staris Season With 12 Rinks

By John Dalziel
Another season has rolled
around and while the activity
was not as great last week
our scratch games as we had
expected, everything points to
another bang-up season for the
older fellow
is year we are going
with 12 rinks and it is to be
hoped that all the skips and
other players will co-operate in
seeing things run as smoothly
as possible in the matter of
substitutions and other things.
The rinks for the first
Round Robin were drawn fol-

lowing last Thursday's play and

retulted a8 follows (the skip is
mentioned first, followed by the
third, second and lead}:

1. Rolf Jacobson, George
Wilson, Bob Hunter and Jack
Kelly; 2) Pete Murphy, Ernle
Newman, Harold Merrifield
and Joe Schiavon; 3) Mike
Verzuh, Tony Schiavan, Art
Hawkins and Bill Somerfield;
Ernie Carkner, Joe Killough,
Bob Cormier; 6) Earl LeRoy,
Ed Schulte, Ross Whittaker
and George St, Marie); 6) John
Dalziel, Gunnar Selvig, Bert
Cherrington and George MeAn-
drew; 7) Boh Wadey, Fred
Giraud, Pete Soberiak and
Gilbert Fowler: 8) Cecil
Bradford, Gene Goffinet, Reg
Symons and Jim Kelly; 9) Lloyd
Lyons, Jim Lipsett, Jack Scott
and Joe Ulmi;.10) Johnny
Woytella, Nick Andreashuk,

ally Walper and Charlie
King, 11) Norm Everard, Bil
Waldie, Claude Bissell and Pete
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The fret week of play will
have been completed by the
time this edition hits the street
and I will have the results for
next week. The draw for next

week {is as follows, (since ;

‘Tuesday is Remembrance Day,
the games drawn for that date
will be played on Monday, Nov.

10):

Monday, Nov. 10—Brad-
ford vs. Brown, Wadey v:
Everard, Dalziel vs. Woytella,
and LeRoy vs. Lyons.

Wednesday, Nov. 12—
Murphy vs. Verzuh, Jacobson
vs. Carkner, Lyons va. Brown
and Woytella vs. Everard.

‘Thursday, Nov. 18—Cark-
ner vs, Bradford, Verzuh vs.
Wadey, Murphy vs. Dalziel and
Jacobson vs. LeRoy.

This first draw does not
permit any spares. Rinks that
are going to be short will have
to take substitutes from the
idle rinks (four each day), It will
be up to any player who knows
he will be absent to notify his
skip right away so that a
substitute may be arranged.

Substitution rules must be
strietly followed at all times.
These rules will be posted on
the pensioner’s notice board in
the lobby of the rink,

Good luck and good curl-
ing.

New Hazard
For Golfers

In Colorado

A golf-ball-stealing coyote
has added to the perils faced by
golfers using the Lake Estes
golf course in Colorado.

Tt seems that the adven-
turous coyote has been making
off with golf balls at an
astonishing rate.

When players plunk one
onto the fairway the coyote
suddenly pops out of the bush,
snatches the ball, and darts off
into the woods ag

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-Banquel and Dance Nov. 15

By John, Dalziel

Last  Thureday Morning I’
was finally able to have that |
chat with Ernie Carkner that I
mentioned ‘last week. Accord:
ing to Ernie, he and Marg hada
really outstanding hollday in
Scotland.

‘They wero there for three
weeks andigot In 12 games of
golf while there, Landing at
Preatwick, they. proceeded to
North’ Berwick: Witere thoy
played thelr, firs

A

they played three of thé four

courses there. Naturally, their
round on the Old Course,
Number 1 in the world was an
occasion to be long remem-

and the fact that they
both scored well there helped a
lot,

Carnoustie had been on
their Hist but the day they were
supposed to play there it was
too stormy, 80 they had to give

two intrepid golfers
» ventured as far north as
Inverness for a couple of days

to East Kilbride where they
were welcomed by’ Peter
Young's parents,

‘They had a real’ Scottish
welcome from the Youngs and
thoroughly enjoyed their short

stay there, especially the round -

of golf on the private course
there as the guesta of Peter's
dad. From there it was back to
Prestwickon the Ayrahire
coast and a couple of games

there including the famous

berry
Their. most vivid golfing

+ memories were of the horren-

doys'roughs they encountered
as wellas the huge bunkers and
sand traps (Marg claimed you
could almost bury the new
arena in one of them).
Perhaps the most out-
standing feature of their entire
trip was the wonderful friendli-
ness, and hospitality they en-
countered everywhere they
went. This was more evident
once it was known that they
were from Canada. I can vouch
for that'since we enjoyed the

aly thing. that
care Ernie was that the
natives! all “thought: he’ spoke
‘with an accent. I told you about
that, Ernie. Anyway, they. had
a grand ime and are going back
Teal soon.=)

‘My guess of last week that
the weatherman had put the

ki-bosh on any further golt for
thls year proved ‘all too: true.

‘There may have been the odd
hardy soul that ventured out to
.Play a few holes but as far as

organized play is concerned itis

‘out, Now the course will be put.

“,» to reat for the winter after a

most successful season.

However, this [a not the.

end of the club activities yet.
“Nov. 16 is the date set for the
annual banquet and dance. This
is to be held in the Legion Hall
and will start with cocktails

about 6.80 with the: smorgas-

bord supper following shortly —

after 7 p.m,

Yours truly has been asked
to act as master of ceremonies:
and I'understand the Ladies’
Club is busy working on some
entertainment that promises to
outshine anything they have
done in the past; and. that
should be something. The dance

to follow will be to the beat of - {7

the Generation Gap and shou!
be really something to take in.
This: will. be the 16th
annual affair and should be one
of the major events of the fall
season. The tickets are $14 per
>eouple and can be’ obtained
from Castlegar Drug, Ernie
itzpatrick or Pete Johnstone.
They are selling fairly briskly
soit might not be a bad {dea for
you to get yours right away.
‘The other day I received a
sort of & back-handed compli-
ment when-one of our fairly
prominent local citizens in-
formed me that my column was
the first thing’he turned to
when he got’ the News. This
sounded great until he went on
to say it was to learn whol was

taking to task each week.

‘That, put a different com-

plexion on things and has bad ~

me taking stock a bit. Looking
back over the past season I can
recall that there have been
times when I have maybe been
a bit critical, I still think ¥ only
did this when I thought. it
warranted and it does seem to,
have worked occasionally. If
anything I'wrote has caused
any embarrassment or offense I
beg toapologize most sincerely.

T have chad a lot of fun
writing these columns and the

welfare of the golf club and the

individual: members has been

he’ qniy, thought behind them.
- Aa you will see if you keep on
looking, I will now. be keeping
the affairs-of the: Pensioner’s
Curling’ Club before “you and

/hope you-will enjoy reading

about them, for whatever rea-
:aon, until the next golf season
rolls’ around.

See you on:the ice.

‘Castlegar and District Golf Club -
16th ANNUAL

BANQUET AND DANCE

Legion Hall

SATURDAY,

NOVEMBER 15th

Cocktails 6.20 p.m. — Dinner 7 pam.
$14 PER COUPLE
Dancing Only- $4 Per Couple
Dance. begins 9 p.m.

by: vege :
GENERATION GAP”

“Teen available from:

The Pro, Denny McArthur
Peter Johnstone, Emie Fitzpatrick, Castlegar Drug
Tickets Are Limited, Gets Yours Early .
:

is MHS Ken Hood
MHT. Len Donald 759. =:
Screwballs | 1.

”A‘skate-off was held on
Noy. 1 in the Trail Arena to
determine the three skaters
‘who will be sent to represent:
the East-West Kootenay Re-
igion in the B.C. Section Compe-
~titions,

To’ enter the Skate Off, a
competitor, must have passed
at least the Third Figure ‘Test.
Skaters representing Castlegar
were:

Prenovies ladies’ singles—
Judy Cheveldave, Gwen Kruet-
zky.and Debbie.Martin; and

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 1915
Gwen Kruetzky Places Second During skate off

novice ladies’ singles—Glenda
Frisk.

agalnat skaters from the East

Kootenays/in both
compulsory figures and free
sale, When the final standings
‘were posted, Gwen Kruetzky of
Castlegar had attained second
in her event, This is the, first
time that a Castlegar skater

+. has qualified to enter the’ B.C.

Section Competitions.
he best of luck is ex-
tended to' Gwen at B.C. Sec-

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

‘Midget Rep Hockey Teams
End Friday's Game in Tie

A Midget Rep’ Inter-City
League game played on Friday
“Oct. 81 in' Castlegar’ between
Castlegar and Nelson resulted
In a tying score of 4-4 for both

“teams,

Goals for Castlegar were
as follows: first—Geoft Yule
feom>Dat
Bruno Tassone;

and fourth—Bruno Tassone
from Bill Cheveldave and Stev-
en Bozek.

Goals for NeJson: firat—

Drew Carlson trom Scotty.

Renwick; 'second—Drew’ Carl-
son from: Mike Cormic and
Scott Apostiluk; third—Mickey
Pagan unassisted; and fourth—

4 . Mike Cormie.from Scott Apos-.

ie Pre Brenna Waddell Gives Instruetio t Gwen ror

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

7: efclock  Menday Night
Mixed sibs

‘ LHS ‘§tella Palmaruk
268. LHT Annette Bouchard
691.

336.

STHS
THT, Screw!
ers 4, Scret by

tacky $8 5's 0, wal, ea Mis:

ps1.
PS Other sot Dave Cald-
rood 645,

‘B17, far.
food 679, Ken ‘Hood 732,
Hood 603, Don Ros-

ler
Monday Nicht 9.

renda Nelson
aS baits "irenda Nelson

MHS Dana Teens, 296.

MHT Danse Toews 8
terior Wiezels
1019. THT Tee Overs 2831.
im points: Left Ov-
ers 17, inlerior Wiezels 11,
low. Poke

son 602,
Tuesday Ladies t
Bobbie. "Keralff

Bobbie

aiff ‘676, Kay Gretehia
651, Irene Pater 649,

‘Tuesday Night Mixed, 7-9

spam:

nla Cheveldave

235, ar Say Myers’ 576,
Jack Cheveldave

Ron: McIntyre,

eats a Regulara 4,

v9 Team
0, Din
: Columbia 8 0, Alley Cats 1,
Mts 8

ir 600's: Ken Scott

814, a  Adshea ‘Lar-

ty Olson 695, ‘Dave Taastead
a, Bod! ten orett

Stat Rola 632, Marvin Le-

Roy’ 614, "Jack ‘Cheveldave

610.
Arter es Py Night Mixed Lea-

LHS "oy ce, Turner 264.
LHT Joyce fumer 626.

MHS. Orlando’ Vecchio
316, MHT Orlando Vecchio

‘Oo THS Live § 1141, THT
Live § $212,

Team points: Night Ha-

4, Rowdy Rush-Ins 0,
TAs 1, Road Hogs 0, Head-
Pins 3, Live 5 4.

Other “60's: Bob Cow-

LHS Bobbie Keraiff 296.
LHT. Bobble Keraiff_ 838.
THS Hornets 1058. THT

points: Ramblers

3, ~TBirds r Hornets’ 4, Be-

ya: Model ‘Tees 4, “Che-
S

Other 600's:' Pat: Liber
605, Katy y Horeott 651, Rus

gs 603.
Wednesday Nite Ladies Cut

Rate
LHS Shirley Torbic.247.

LHT Shirley Torbic 636.

THS | Swallows

Other 8 600's: Dot a me
128, Irene Conroy 61:
Night ‘Mixed
je ‘Turner. Sis
Lato See Badge 6
Badge 700.

. MHS
| MHT, Bob Shaw .723.

Thursday Night Mixed Lea
Kinakin

tiluk and ‘Mickey Pagan.

Nine ‘penalties were
awarded during the game,
with three going to Castlegar
and six to the Nelson players.
In goal for Castlegar were Dan
McMullen and'Ron Plotnikotf.

The Midget Inter-City
League consists of teams from
Castlegar, Trail, Nelson, and

Spokane, with éach' team play-

nd ing 20 ‘games.

Marv!
‘John Dasher. or

Head Pins 1060.
THT Cannon Balls 2969.’

f Rovers = (3) 1, Early
dd

Couples 1, jackson

671, Orlando eecio 671,
‘John’ Stetsko St5, Maru

nig 627, ‘Tony Corelro
Oo ‘Walter ‘Tymofievich
614,. Frank Webster 614,
Walter Kabatoff 610, Ted

Friday Night. Mixed

Julie  Postnikoff
258. ar Julie Postnikoff

Garry Rayner 289.
MT Gs ‘Garey Rayner 674,
THS Yo Yo's 1088, THT.
Yo Yo's ae

Teal 3; Lamy
phters 2h Yo Yo's 17, Bang
Busters 14, Road Runners
if King Pins 9, Super Stars

Other 600's: Tom Cow-
Tin 632, ‘Harold Kellogg 6 a
Sam Postnikoff” 628,
pions _ 623, John ‘paulsok

Coffee Break ;
LHS Nancy Cherners-

‘worth 692.
THS Mugs 951. THT

mugs 2
points; Cheerios
2 Mutfels 5 ‘Mugs: 4, Fine
canes 0, Take Fhe 3, Wh
“Other 00's rothy
Hardy. 67, Nancy, chernen.
Koff 608.

Bob Shaw 345.
Team 3 962. (TAT

Upcoming games for this.
+ week: Nov.'4—Castlegar in

‘Trail at 8,80 p.m. Nov. 8—

off 265, LHT Eleanor Holds: 1

MacKinnon and’

Castlegar in Nelson at 4 p.m
‘and Nov: 9—Spokane in Castle-
gar at 6.48 a.m.

Those girls competed,

tions which Is to be held in
Cranbrook on Nov. 20, 21 and
22, 8

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