Bulldogs maul Tom Kats
in flag football action

By CasNews Staff

Randy Renz doesn’t expect his
team, the Castlegar Tom Kats, to win
every game this year in the Trail Flag
Football League

In their second season in the league,
Tom Kats players are relatively inex-
perienced, some are baby-faced
rookies, and none have played with
each other very long

Still, that doesn’t mean Renz, who
is ome of the team’s player-coaches
expects Castlegar to lose every game

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Renz — and six or so current
players — was on the team last year
when it won just one game out of 12

At the very least, he said, the team
hopes to improve on that

“Each game you gain experience,
and hopefully we'll get better as we go
along.”* he said

The Tom Kats weren't about to
equal their record last year at Kiwanis
field Sunday as Castlegar was ham-
mered 46-6 by the defending league
champ and current league
leaders, the Crown Point Bulldogs of
Trail.

it was the second week im a row the
Tom Kats were beaten soundly. at
home. Last week it was the Trail
Hawks who beat them 42-19.

Renz said he wasn’t happy with the
team's overall performance against
the Bulldogs, but the loss wasn't
totally unexpected considering’ ‘the
competition

“Weil, we were playing against a
group of very experienced players
They were league champions, so
realistically I didn't expect to win that
game."

What worries Renz at this point is
not the team’s record. but what two
lopsided defeats could do to the

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player’s morale.

He said players have to be patient
and wait for the wins to come, as he
knows they will

**As long as everyone keeps coming
out and doesn’t get discouraged. we'll
get better. We should be competitive
and as the games go on, you'll see the
scores getting closer as weil as a
couple of wins hopefully,"” he said

Quarterback Darryi Little had two
touchdowns for the Bulldogs who led
26-6 at the half.

Don Erikson had\two sacks, scored
a touchdown and added a single point
and Don Hooper added another two
sacks for the Bulldogs.

Tom Kats quarterback Roger
Junker ran one in for his team’s only
major.

The win put the Bulldogs in first
place overall in the seven-team league
with a 4-0 record.

In the only other game Sunday, the
Dam Inn Mates of South Slocan beat
the league’s newest member from
Neison 26-12

On Saturday, the Bulldogs beat the
Rex Hotel Raiders 30-14 while the
Aiko Bandits beat the Hawks 39-12

The next game for the Tom Kats is
a rematch with the Hawks in Trail on
Sunday at 1] am

12 of 17 local seniors
win medals at B.C. Games

medals carlier this month at the B.
Seniors Games in Comox Valley.

The Castlegar_contingent— of 17
athletes joined a team of 104 seniors
representing the West Kootenay at the
games which are for people age 5S
and over.

The only gold medal of the games
was picked up by horseshoe pitcher
Stan Langille who won in the men’s D
event

Betty Langille made it two medals

for pitchers as she won silver in the
women's D event.

The Langilles, of Genelie, are both
rookie pitchers for the West Kootenay
Horseshoe Club in Castlegar.
Another member of the club, Earl
Rourke, participated but did not
place in the top three in his events.

Verma Keraiff, Bill Keraiff,
Dorothy Raymond and John Moran
were members of the team that made
it to the finals in slo-pitch at the
games, but had to settle for silver af-
ter losing to a Kelowna team.

Castlegar took three medals in the
pool led by the husband and wife
combination of Marg and Bill Van
Yzerloo who won silver and bronze
respectively in the 25-metre breast-
stroke event:

Nancy Yolland won Castlegar's

other swimming medal with a bronze
in the 50-metre freestyle.

Jack Yolland matched his wife's
win with a bronze medal in men’s
singles tennis.

In golf, Otto Walker was a few
strokes away from gold coming home

with silver in the men’s event.

In women’s golf, Marie Makaroff
took the bronze. Both Walker and
Makaroff are members of the
Castlegar Golf Club.

Also participating from this area
were John Raymond in the 10-
kilometre race walk, Katherine
Hominiuk in golf, Herman and Tilley
Kemperman in tennis and Margaret
and Michael Ford in contract bridge.

Peewees

continued trom B1

The provincial association adopted
the rule at last year’s mecting and en-
dorsed it again this year.

BCMHA vice-president Al Mat-
thews said the vote was extremely
close last year but was endorsed by
the majority this time.

Coulson said he can't see body
checking ever again being allowed in
peewee hockey

* Canadian Minor Hockey
Association president Murray
Costello, gave a stirring speech on
recruiting females to the game,
Coulson said.

Since the Canadian women won the

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gold-medal easily in the first women’s
world hockey championships in Ot-
tawa earlier this year, the CMHA
wants to capitalize on the increased
exposure to women’s hockey by
bringing more females into the game,
Coulson said.

Locally, Coulson said a few girls
have played in past years, but parents
seem reluctant to put their daughters
in minor hockey.

“We're hoping to get some more
girls interested but you never know,
it’s traditionally been a boy’s sport."
© The delegates elected Frank Len-
to of Fernie as association president

for the third straight year

© The Diamond Stick for outstan-
ding service to amateur hockey in
the province was awarded
posthumously to Bruce Allison, for-
mer association president

© Len Dies of Quesnel received the
association’s outstanding player
award, the first time in 29 years it has
been given.

The award honors a player involved
in B.C. amateur hockey for a
minimum 10 years who is perceived to
have exemplified great service to the
game. Dies currently plays with the
Quesnel Kangaroos senior hockey
league team.

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Upholstering art shown

Following a summer recess, the
Castlegar Christian Women’s Club
met for its first fall meeting Sept. 13
at the Sandman Inn.

“A Chairy Tale’’ was the theme of
the special feature, and - miniature
rocking chairs, teddy bears and fresh
flowers graced the tables.

Herman and Olga Mehrer, former
owners of J and N Upholstery in

Painting

Selkirk College and Emily Carr
College of Art and Design’s outreach
Program will present a special oil
painting workshop Oct. 20-21 in
Castlegar

The workshop will be taught by
noted artist Patricia Johnston of Nor-
th Vancouver. Johnston will teach
both beginners and those with an
established interest in oil painting.

Registration and workshop
location are being arranged by Denise
Chernoff of Selkirk College. Up to 20
Participants will be accommodated,

Nelson, demonstrated the art of
reupholstering kitchen chairs that can
be achieved by an amateur. Their
hostess gift. was a handmade and
upholstered footstool.

Guest soloist was Lynn Higginson
of Trail accompanied by pianist
Joanne Van Der Ham of Rossland,
both members of the Rossland Light

Opera. Guest speaker
Lawsonof Calgary

Next month’s meeting is the club's
fourth annual Fall Fair, on "Oct. 18 at
7:30 p.m. at the Sandman Inn. The
special feature will be a Dutch auction
of donated items. Soloist will be
Carol Hughes and guest speaker will
be Arlene Caverly of 70 Mile House,
B.C. Reservations are essential.

was Orlee

workshop here

provided a minimum of 12 participan-
ts are enrolled by Oct. 10.

“This . . . workshop in Castlegar is
part of our continuing commitment to
provide a varied program of high
calibre visual art and design instruc-
tion throughout the province,"’
Judith O'Keeffe, Emily Carr’s
outreach program director, said in a
news release. ‘‘We are delighted to be
working with Selkirk College to bring
Patricia Johnston in from North
Vancouver for the benefit of anyone
in Castlegar who would like to further

their interest in oil painting.””

Emily Carr College of Art and
Design arranges some 70 visual arts
workshops around B.C. each year at
the request of local sponsors. Any
community group or individual may
apply to host a workshop, taught by
one of some 90 professional artist-
teachers available through the college

Several other services are also
available as part of the coll&ge’s man-
date to provide access to professional
visual art and design instruction to all
British Columbians. An_ artist-in-
residence program will bring

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The. Castlegar Senior Citizens
Association recently held its. first
meeting of the fall season at the
Seniors Centre.

The association had two visitors.
One, Carol Scott, is doing a health
assessment in the whole of the
Castlegar area. The second gues},
Attan Woodrow, wants to start an art
class in the centre.

The seniors are planning’a tea for
Oct. 27 and will start having dances
every third Saturday of each month,
the first one slated for Oct. 20. Music
will be supplied by the Oldtime Fid
diers.

Dorothy Raymond and John
Moran received a silver medal in the
slo-pitch at the Seniors Games in
Comox. Many other district seniors
did well in other activities such as

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All activities havé now restarted
Bridge and cards are Mondays and
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revise the List of Electors

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(a) May correct the names of electors incorrectly stated:

(b) May add names of electors omitted from the list

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