CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 22, 1978 326 9 }

Castlegar and District

. "Awards and Trophies Presented

Castlegar Golf Club Holds Annual Banquet

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BADMINTON CHAMPIONS are these Stanley .Humphries

Secondary School students who won the recent Kootenay High
‘ School Badminton Championships held here. Shown here are, left

to right, Barry De Paoli, Jane

West, Jim Perehudoff, Kathy

Mason, Mike Belanger, Pat West and Randy Belanger. Missing is
Yasmine Volosek. Stanley Humphries won 17 team points with
‘Trail as runner-up with six points. Pat West and Mike Belanger

won the mixed doubles event, Jane West and Kathy Mason were
winners of the girls’ doubles and Mike and Randy Belanger won
the boys’ doubles. Barry De Paoli and Jim Perehudoff also placed
third in boys’ doubles and Pat West and Jasmine Volvsek were

third in girls’ doubles. The team will now

the

From time to time it is a
good iden to take a took at your
strategy. You just might be
doing something that you've
always done, and it might be
making things easier for your
opponent, *

Let me give you an

Selkirk Saints
Play Cariboo
College Chiefs

‘The Selkirk College hockey ~
team hold their first’ league -
home game against Cariboo
College Chiefs tomorrow night
at 9

Cariboo College’ has a
strong contingent of players
and this should be a display of
good fast hockey. Although the
Kamloops team boasts a num-
ber of prairie imports, almost
all the Saints players are local
boys who seem to perform at
their peak in the Castlegar

: Arena,

Come out and support the
boys who worked their way
through the local Minor Hockey

in the B.C. High School Badminton Jamboree in Vancouver this
Friday and Saturday.—Castlegar News Photo

toa place on the
college team,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Hockey Schedule for Selkirk
Sainfs from Nov. 23-March 2

The following is. the re-
maining portion of the hockey
schedule for the Selkirk College
team, the Selkirk Saints:

Nov. 23, Cariboo College
Chiefs, Castlegar; Nov, 24,
Cariboo College Chiefs, Trail;
Nov. 30, UBC Braves, Vanc-
ouver; Dec. 1, UBC. Braves,
Vancouver; "Dee. 7 (to be
announced); Castlegar and Dec.

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Alaska Methodist University,
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Alaska Methodist University,
Fairbanks, Alaska; Jan.
University of Washington, Se-
attle; Jan. 18-20, Winter Festi-
val of Sport Hockey Tourney;
25, British .. Columbia

Columbia: Institute -of Techno-
logy, Castlegar.

Feb. 1, Commercial All-
Stars, Castlegar; Feb. 2, (lo be
announced); Feb. 8, Cariboo
College Chiefs, Kamloops: Feb. *
9, Cariboo College Chiefs,
Kamloops; Feb, 15, University
of Lethbridge, Castlegar; Feb.
16, University of Lethbridge,
Castlegar and March = 1-2,
League Playoffs.

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Regional Championships

The 1973 East-West. Kool-
enay Regie ure Skating
Championships will be held
here this Saturday and Sunday
with the Castlegar Figure
Skating Club hosting teams
from Trail, Nelson, Grand
Forks, Creston, Cranbrook,
Fernie, Golden, —_ Rossland,
Nakusp, Kimberley and
Sparwood.

Registration and a_ social
evening will be held tomorrow
night from 8 to 10 p.m. with
some of the senior girls serving
coffee and hot chocolate.

Local competitor
Pre-Preliminary,
Corbett, Kathy Zebert
Leslie Arishinkoff; _ Prelimin-
ary, Debbie Gorkoff and Lorene
Tamelin; Pre-Juvenile Singles,
Melanie Webster, Janet

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ule of events are as

Saturday Nov. 24
7:30 a.m . Juvenile Ladies
Figure
15 am, Juvenile Mens

»m. Pre-Novice Lad-
ies
0 p.m. Novice Ladies
Figures, i
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p.m, Juvenile Ladies

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An action-packed hockey
me between the local Selkirk
sand the former Trail
Eaters captivated a
crowd in the Castlegar
na last Friday night. °
Although some of the
original members of the ‘61
Smoke Eaters team were not
able to play, ‘the substitutes
they picked up from the current
Nelson Maple Ledfs filled the
gap. Pickips from,Nelson’ were
Wy McLeod.
irk applied constant
pressure from the Lime the first
puck was dropped till the final
buzzer sounded.

+ Gerry Godfrey, Pinoke
MeIntyre and Gerry Penner
scored for the Smokies.
Scoring for the Saints was
Brian Watson with two and Ted
» Ed Zeheroff, Randy

and Dave Nicol each

ingles. Both of Watson's

were scored while the
Saints were shorthanded."

Trees and What
They are All
Really About

. ‘The Ottawa Journal cre-
dis’ Sports Illustrated — for
passing along a testament for
trees written by Slate Forester
A. R. Bond in the Maryland
Conservationist. Though it
comes by this roundabout route
it loses no impact:

“One tree has the cooling
eff of five air conditioners.”

‘Noise levels are reduced
six to eight di by green
belts 100 feet wide.”

“One acre of growing trees
will serub clean the air polluted
by eight automobiles operated
for 12 hours.”

“The same acre will absorb .

the carbon dioxide produced by

50 automobiles during 12:

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, ‘A green bell less than 300
feet wide will produce the same
cifect on the atomosphere as a
one-mile increase in altitude.”

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12:25 p.m. Pre-Preliminary

Preliminary
Mens Free Skate.

1:35 p.m.
Mixed Pairs
Mixed Pairs

1:45 p.m. Juvenile
Ladies Pairs and Novice Ladies
Pairs

2:00
Dane

Pre-Juvenile
and Juvenile

p.m. Preliminary,
—Ladies.

2: p.m. Preliminary
Dance Pairs—Mixed

2:55 p.m. Junior Bronze
Dance Pairs—Ladies

4:00 pm.
Luncheon.

Awards-

Selkirk College Saints Defeat
Former“Hockey Champs..6-3

. with the exception of Nov: 27,

Goal tending was handled
by Seth Martin and Reno
Zanier for the Smokies and
Gord MacIntosh and Stan
Weir for the Saints. Action was
lively and intense at both ends
of the arena with all four
goalies kept on -théir toés.. -

Penallies__.were.“’Shared
“equally by,the teams. Calibre of
play ‘Was kept high with the
“experience and savvy of the
Smokies well matched by the:
young legs and quick reflexes of
the Saints.

For those who missed the
game you may still get a chance
lo see some of the action. The
event was video-taped and is to
be shown some time soon on the
local public channel (7).

i The Saints would like to
thank all those - people. who
came oul for the game and to
remind them of the game
tomorrow night at 9 in the
Castlegar Arena against the
Cariboo College Chiefs of
Kamloops.

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of the basic moves of the game.
You don't have last rock and
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your. opponent misses, It is
almost automatic in this silua-
tion to draw to the other side of
the house, rather than playing a
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A lot of curlers will tell you
second shot is belter than a
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But did itever occur to you
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Suppose this situation a-
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Women’s
Basketball
Schedule

__, The following is the sched-
ule for. the Women's’ West
Kootenay Basketball League.
All games begin.dt 8:30 p.m.

Jin. 19, 22 and 24 games, which
begin at 8 p.m.

Nov. 26—New. Denver vs.
Selkirk at Kinnaird and Nov.
27—Selkirk vs. Trail-Rossland
at.Rossland.

Dec. 3—Castlegar vs. Sel-
kirk: at Kinnaird and_ Dec.
10—Beaver Valley vs. Castle-
gar at Kinnaird.

Jan. 7—Castlegar vs. Sel-
kirk at Kinnaird; Jan. 14—
Trail-Rossland vs. Selkirk at
Kinnaird; Jan. 19—Selkirk vs.
Beaver Valley at Fruitvale;
Jan. 21—New Denver vs,
Selkirk at Kinnaird;-Jan. 22—
Castlegar vs. Trail-Rossland at
Rossland; Jan. 24—Castlegar
vs. Beaver Valley at Fruitvale
and Jan, 28—Trail-Rossland vs.
Castlegar at Kinnaird.

Feb. 4—New Denver vs.
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By Pete Young ©

Nov. 10 the Golf Club held
its annual banquet with the
presentation of trophies made
by club sali Ron Belton,

The following is a list of the
major prize winners for the
1973 season:

Men's Wisera, two-man
best’ ball—C. Christiansen and
P. Zaytsoff.

Mixed: Wisers, two-man
(apologies: Women's Libbers)
best .ball—Mr, and Mrs. A.
MacKinnon. - seek

Mickey's Calcutta, “tour.

"man, best ball—B. Kilpatrick,

W. Ackerman, K. .Gjennestad

-and F, Merriman,

Castlegar News

. Tom Clarke's Scotch Four-
somos—D, Desal and R. Patrick
Club Championship quall-

fying: |:

First Flight Low Gross—B,
Perehudoff, Low Net—J, Tara-
soff,

Second Flight Low Gross—
P. Sherstobitoff, Low Net—N.

gloff.

Third Flight Low Gross—
C. Evans. Low Net—B, Smith.

Fourth Flight Low Gross—
F. Frost. Low Net—M. Gorkoff.

Overall Low Net “A” Divi-
sion: (0-18 handicap) was Joe
Halliday who won the H.
Godderis Memorial.

Overall Low Net’ “B”
Division’ (19-36 handicap) was
B., Waldie who won. the Hi
Arrow Arms Trophy.

The Club Championship
Trophy, the J," Miros Memorial
Trophy, was won by K.. Scott.

A special presentation was
made to the club's retiring
professional, Mike Verzuh,. by
C, MacKinnon on behalf of the

" Ladies’ Golf Club. On behalf of

Castlegar: and District Bowling Results

BD  Coffee Break Leagu

e
LHS Jean Sylvest 303.
LHT Jean Sylvest 804. The

; E Wheaties 948. THT Wheaties

2,

Team points: Cheerios. 3,

Jack Osachoff 637, Carrol
Leamy 612, Bill Anderson 610,

Wed. Morning Drivers League
LHS Lil Knowler 332. LHT
Lil Knowler 712,
THS M 1088, THT

Muffets 3, Mugs 1, T
Take 6 1, Wheaties 2.

Other 600's: _— Eleanor
Holdsworth 604, Elaine Martin

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LHS Fron Farkas 257.
LHT Nina Voykin 627.

MHS Len Donald 300.
MHT Len Donald 8002:

THS Spark Plugs 1131.
THT Mishaps 3035,

Team, Points: Spark Plugs
2, Expos 2, Pubbers 0,
Screwballs 4, Mishaps 3, Purple
People Eaters 1.

Other 600's: Brad Walsh
628, Greg Stefoniuk 668, Dave
Calder 719, Gail Calder 605
Pat Voykin 634 Dave John

Tues. Ip.m.

LHS Irene Hill 309. LHT
Betty Macalister 737.

THS Macalister Ins. 1039.
THT Macalister Ins. 3050

“Team* Points: Castlegar
Drug 22,. Independents ‘ 16,
Lucky Five 10 Macalister Ins.
23, Boundary Electric 18,
Sentinals 19,

{Other 60's: Irene? Hill.712,> ~
Elsie Rysen 689, | Marcelle

jWright 641, Vi McLuckie: 615,
Dot Tipping 600.

Tues. 7 o'clock Mixed

..’ LHS ‘Kay Adshead* 276.
LHT Kay .Adshead 625,

MHS Ken Scott 268. MHT
Ken Scott 692.

THS Regulars 1047, THT
Regulars 2934. :

Team Points: Alley-Cats 2,
Regulars 2, Misfits 2, Ding-Bats
3, Columbia 5 2, Screwballs 1.

Other 600's: Ed Adshead
676, Ralph Peterson 605, Gerry
Chernenkoff 600.

Tues. 7 ‘o'clock Mixed 9-11

LHS Betty Pinter and
Carrol Leamy 249. LHT Marge
Bonnett 645,

MHS Bill Donald 345. MHT
Ed Webster 805.

THS Nighthawks
THT Nighthawks 3255.

Team Points: Spoilers 2,
Marlaners 1, L-C-Bees 2,
Checkers 4, Nighthawks 3,
Seven Elevenths 0.

Other 600's Bill. Donald
774, Des. Desai 740, Matt Rohn
726, John Shaw 692, Larry
Webster 649, Betty Pinter 643,

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Team Points: Cadillacs 2,
Mustangs 9, Hornets 4, Chevys
1, Ramblers 2, T. Birds 0.

Other 600's: Kathy Horcoff
616, Pear) Mott 625, Marge
Bonnett 641, Mary McAlpine
655, Pat Liber 660, Erma
Mylyte 663, Bobbie Keraiff
98.

Wed. Night Cut-Rate League

LHS Judy Myers 255, LHT
Annie Koochin 623,

THS Canaries 980. THT
Swallows 2697.

Team Points: Budgies 1,
Swallows 3, Eagles 1, Orioles 1,
Canaries 3, Parrots 3. .

Other 600's: Judy Myers

0.

Thurs. Morning Ladies league
LHS Phyllis Phipps 274.
LHT Catrina Ward 581.
THS Lions 890. THT
Squirrels 2532. siecusuee
Team Points: Minks 0,
Squirrels 4, Lions 3, Beavers 1,
Teddy Bears 4, Chipmunks 0,

Rowdy Rollers-Thursday 1 p.m.
« LHS: Shirley. Barton’ 281:
LHT Shirley Barton 788. x
> 1 THS ‘Wailers 932, THT
Wailers 2747. {
Team Points: Hooters 13,
Screamers 12,
Wailers 27, Criers 21, Moaners

20.

Other 600's: Ev Johnson
626, Irene Hill 608, Bonnie
White 607.

Thursday Night Mixed League

LHS. Joan Martini 327.
LHT Helene Turner 674.

MHS Dave Hiebert 306.
MHT Dave Hiebert 787.

THS Eager Beavers 1112.
THT Eager Beavers 2996.

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Stand Bys 8, Hee Haws 3, Head
Pins 1, Robson Rollers 3,
Sundowners 4, All Stars 3, Jive
Five 1, Flintstones 0, Alley
Cats 1, Beginners 1, Eager
Beavers 3.

Other 600's: John Stetsko
680,. Ed Adshead 672, Doug
Fellman 666, Bill ‘Davis 666,
Joan Martini 664, Earl Rourke
664, Matt Rohn 647, Karl
Koreen 617, Walter Tymo-
fievich 610, Glady Manahan
60 :

0.
Friday Night Classic Mixed
League
LHS Pearl Mott 281. LHT
Pearl Mott 667.
MHS Maurice Lesy 291.
MHT John Obetkoff.711.
THS Gang Busters 1034.

“THT Gang Busters 3039...

Team Points: Gang Bust-
ers 4, Nuts and Bolts 0, Robson
Rascals 1, Alley Cats 3,
Dolphins 1, Super Stars 3.

Other 600's: Ken Hood 705,

Maurice Lesy 704,.Tony Car-

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The annual general meot-
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Commercial
Hockey League

Commercial hockey is off
lo'a good start with fast and
exciting games,

On Nov. 7 the Juveniles
won over the Marlane Hotel 9
(oO. D, Johnston was goalee for
the — Marlane team — with
MacGauley in goal for the
Juveniles, Four goals. were
scored by Moran, two by
Verigin and one - cach for
Keraiff, MeMillan and Bozek.

Nov. 11 Public freightways
beat Marlane Hotel 8 to 4. A.
Langlois was in goal for the
‘Public’ Freightways and. D.

‘Johnston, for Marlane Hotel.

Goals for the: winning teams *

were made by Henthorne with
two and J. Miller, Blais, Minnis,

Ferguson, Sloan, and Klitn-2°

chuck with one each. Pagan
made three of dhe Marlane
Hotel goals with a single netted
by Bucknell.

-. Minor Hockey Results

The following hockey stat-
istics are those available from
Oct. 29 to Nov. 12,

Bantam Division
Oct. 28—Legion 4, Texaco

Nov, 1—Kootenay Savings
4, Pulp and Paper 0. Two goals
each were made by Bobby
Kambick and Carl Kootznet-
soff. Assists were credited to
Kelly Kambick, Bobby Keraiff,
Danny Zoobcoff, Carl Kootznet-
soff, Bobby Kambick and Doug
Cooke, ©

Nov. 2—Legion 4, Castle-
gar Credit Union 1,

Nov. 4—Pulp and Paper 4,
Reps 3.

Nov. 5—Castlegar Savings
Credit; Union 4, Kootenay
Savings Credit Union 1,

Nov. 7—Pee Wee Reps 3,
Canadian Legion 0. Goals were
scored by Martini, Barnes and
Strelioff with Antignoni cred-
ited with an assist.

Nov: 8—Texaco 8, Pulp and
Paper6,.. ‘

Nov. 9—Reps 1, Castlegar
Savings Credit Union 4.

Nov, 12—Castlegar Sav-
ings Credit Union 2, Boots 2;
Pulp and Papers 1, Chiefs 3,

Pup Division

Oct, 30—Hruins 4,
adians 1; Rangers 6, Sabres 1.

Nov, 3—Rangers 5, Can-
adians 2; Bruins 6, Canucks 3;
Black Hawks 3;°
Kootenay Savings Credit Union
10, Texaco 2; Reps 2, Castlegar
Savings Credit Union 1.

Nov. 6—Hawks 4, Bruins 2.

Nov. -10—Hawks 2, Can-
adians 2; Blazers 3, Bruins 2;
Kootenay Savings Credit Union
6, Pulp and Paper 1, np

Nov. 11—Hawks 4," Ran-

Sabres 3,

gers 4,

Nov, 12—Bruins 2, Stars 0,
Midget Division
Nov. 1—Chiefs 1, Bantam
Reps 0. Goal was ‘scored ‘by
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RAMICS

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Reg. $10.99
Sale Price .

Reg. $3.99
Sale Price ..

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COFFEE TABLES -

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PLUSH HASSOCKS

CIGARETTES

GIVEAWAYS “@
Fri. Nov. 23 ;
_* fo the first

100 LADIES
- Perfume .

’ Stedman's

DRAWS TO TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, 4 P.M.

SCOTCH
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58.88

Reg. $7.29

$8.88

$3.33

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’ Corduroy Slacks
Boy's 7-14

Sale Price . : $5.96

PUNCH BOWL’
SETS
Ideal Xmas Gift

$3.97

COFFEE. MUGS

“fl for 8c

PINE | PANTY

For the Kids!
f. Saturday Noy. 24

HOSE | SAVE 55c.

SPECIAL

3 for $1.00

PHOTO ALBUMS
Reg. $1.99

Sale Price .. $1.44

BLANKETS

“LaSalle”

ONLY

$3.99
QUILT DUSTER

4-6X
SPECIAL .

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‘DUSTER

Men’‘s

KNIT SHIRTS

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S491

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PULLOVER .
SWEATERS

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GIFT WRAP —

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HAIR DRYER
“Lady Torcan”

Reg. $19.99
Sale Bee : S14.

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HAIR SETTER
“Clairol”

“Reg. $2.99 -
Sale a oe $1.9

SAVE 26c

XMAS CARDS
51 Boxed

Reg. 97 ae
Sale Price AA _ Mle

Steam Cleaning — Custom Welding .
Brake Drums Turned
fo 10 p.m. — 7 Days a Week
Company & Approved Credit

“All. Major Oj
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Per Carton

$4.66

‘COTTON PRINT

A yds. for $1

SPECIAL

$12.88

Se 2127. $1.33

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12 Roll

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