News November 2, 1986 Smart Co By JUDY WEARMOUTH Librarian Nov. 28 is B.C. Libraries Week and libraries all over B.C. are celebrating the event in various ways. One of the big events province-wide will be Smart Cookie Day Nov. 4. Smart cookies are people who use their free library resource to the utmost, finding their pleasure reading, informational needs and practical advice all readilly available. Browsing for the joy of serendipity can become ‘addictive, you never know what gems you'll come across just cruising the shelves! An additional attraction Tuesday (in the Castlegar branch only) will be the showing of the video commissioned by the B.C. Library Trustees Association, called Libraries Are for Life. If you were one of the people snapped by the photographer one baking hot Friday afternoon come along Wolv SPECIALS FOR YOUR FAMILY, YOUR HOME, AND YOURSELF - JUST SAY “CHARGE IT” SALES PRICES EFFECTIVE FOR ONE DAY ONLY OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST .. 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Crowe B team third with 99, Selkirk of Kimberley fourth with 108, Trafalgar fifth with 144 and Prince Charles sixth with 164. Team standings were compiled by taking the positions of the teams’ top five runners and adding up the points. In individual results, Sarah Lidstone of L.V. Rogers in Nelson was first in the girls’ event in 14 minutes, 21 seconds for four kilometres, Brandy Howard of Stanley Humphries was second in 14:56 while Aimie Chernoff of KJSS was third in 15:10. Jason Schultz of J.L. Crowe topped the boys’ event, running six kilometres in 24:33. Teammate Brett DeWitt was second in 24:33 while Greg Murray, also of J.L. Crowe, was third in 25:01 Junior and senior categories are combined in provincial events. A total of 108 runners competed in Saturday's event, representing nine schools from the West Kootenay and eight from the East Kootenay. Meanwhile-in West Kootenay final results, Aimie Chernoff of KJSS was first, Brandy Howard of SHSS and Shauna Guy of Grand Forks were tied for second, while Alena Terry of KJSS was third. Sarah Lidstone of LVR was first in senior girls, Carrie Schultz of J.L. Crowe second and Bev Vatkin of Grand Forks third John Greaves of Grand Forks took “the junior boys’ title, followed by Bradley Hartridge of Trafalgar. Bill Stalek of Boundary Central in Midway was third. Jason Schultze of J.L. Crowe was first in senior boys. Teammated Brett DeWitt and Mike Rorick were second and third, respectively Overall results were compiled by taking the runners’ best six races and deleting the first one In team results, J.L. Crowe was first in senior boys, Trafalgar took the junior boys division and KJSS was first in the junior girls. There was no team category for senior girls Second Cup series starts today FREMANTIL Australia (AP) Light winds of between six and seven knots will greet the 12 America’s Cup challengers today when they start their second round-robin series of races in an effort to wrest the world’s best known yachting trophy from the Australian defenders. The series will be the make-or break affair for several of the underdog boats, including Canada II, which goes into the series with a new tactician and renewed hopes of establishing itself as a contender Experts predict that 12-metre boats which fail to win at least eight of the 11 races may not be around for the third series. Winning boats will receive five points for each victory in this series, compared to the one point granted in the opening round. In the third round this will jump to 12 points The 12 skippers all appeared opti mistic at a Saturday night news con ference Tom Blackaller, whose USA faces has today's toughest test as it goes against Dennis Conner's Stars and Stripes, said the radical San Francisco boat has received new rudder blades. fore and aft, and he said it is hoped they will improve the boat's perfor mance MasterPlan CROSS-COUNTRY FINAL . . . Runners from East and West Kootenays head down ru: cross-country course Saturday at Selkirk College. East-West Kootenay finals were held as a qualifying meet for the provincial championships Costiews Photo by Chery! Coiderbank CALGARY (CP) — Calgary left winger Steve Bozek scored two goals and added an assist as the Flames defeated the Washington Capitals 4-1 in an NHL game Saturday The victory ended a four-game losing streak for the Flames, who improved their home record to only 2-3-0. Lanny McDonald and Carey Wilson also scored for Calgary Michal Pivonka replied for Washington, 4-2-1 in their last seven games Bob Mason starred in goal for the Capitals, blocking 31 shots. Calgary's Mike Vernon was forced to make only 27 saves. The game produced 29 penalties, 1§ to Calgary The Flames came into the third period nursing a 3-1 lead, but Bozek scored at 2:06 to put it out of reach Parked near the edge of the crease and tied up by Lou Franceschetti, he got his stick down to deflect a shot from near the blueline by Al MacInnis. NORDIQUES 2 WHALERS 2 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Brent Ashton’s 10th goal of the season, on a power play at 6:35 of the second period, lifted the Adams Division-leading Quebec Nordiques to a 2-2 tie with the Hartford Whalers. A lain Cote also scored for the Nordiques, 6-3-3, while Mike McEeen and Dana Murzyn scored for Hartford, 432 Michel Goulet spotted Ashton camped near the right goal post and feathered a pass across the crease. The Whalers rode 13-save netminding by Mike Liut to lead 2.1 after one period when McEwen and Murzyn sandwiched goals around one by Cote. McEwen gave Hartford a 1-0 lead at 1:02 with a low shot from the left point which Clint Malarchuk could not stop. Cote, who was thwarted in close by Liut, put home a backhander at 5:38. FLYERS 4 BRUINS 2 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Tim Kerr scored with less than a minute to play, giving the Philadelphia Flyers their game-winning goal in a 4-2 victory over the Boston Bruins. Kerr deflected a shot from Dave Crossman from five feet out with 53 seconds left to break a 2-2 tie. Dave Poulin added an empty-net goal for the Flyers at 19:28 Philadelphia, 9-2, took a 1-0 lead at 11:06 of the opening period when Ron Sutter fired a shot off Boston goalie Doug Kean’s stick into the net Boston, 5-5-1, evened the scored midway through the second period when Ray Bourque fired a 30-foot slapshot past Flyers goalie Ron Hextall. The Flyers regained the lead a little more than two minutes later on a power play. Brian Propp fired a slapshot from the blueline that sailed over Kean's shoulder into the net. PENGUINS 3 BLUES 3 ST. LOUIS (AP) Mario Lemieux scored a power lay goal at 6:45 of the third period to lift the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 3-3 tie with the St. Louis Blues. Lemieux's goal was his 16th of the season. The Pittsburgh centre has earned at least one point in all of the Penguins’ 12 game and at least one goal in 11 of those games. The tie broke a twogame losing streak for Pittsburgh, 8-3-1. St. Lousi is a 3-3¢ Bernie Federko, Doug Wickhenheiser and Mark Hunter scored for St. Louis. Dan Frawley and Dave Hannan also scored for Pittsburgh. Frawley gave Pittsburgh a 1-0 lead at 7:25 of the first period when his short wrist shot hit St. Louis goalie Bozek scores twice Greg Millen in the chest, bounced onto the ice, and into the net. Hannan scored 30 second later. BLACKHAWKS 6 NORTH STARS 5 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — Al Secord scored three goals — all with help from Steve Larmewr Larmer — as the Chicago Blackhawks overpowered the Minnesota North Stars in NHL play Minnesota's Craig Hartsburgh also scored three goals — the first time in his NHL career and the first for a Minnesota defenceman Denis Savard’s slapshot from the blueline at 4:51 of the first period sailed past Minnes goalie, Don Beaupre, to start a four-goal Chicago explosion. Beaupre was replaced by Kari Takko With Minnesota a man short, Secord grabbed the rebound of Larmer's shot to score on the power play at 7:04 of the first period LEAFS 2 RED WINGS 0 TORONTO (CP) — Allan Bester, making his just his second start in goal for Toronto this season, turned aside 30 shots to earn his second NHL career shutout in backstopping the Maple Leas to Leafs to a 2-0 victory over the Detroit Red Wings First-period ggals by Borje Salming and Wendel Clark were the only shots to elude Detroit's Glen Hanlon, who faced 22 shots. Salming shot Toronto into a 1-0 lead at 6:01 of the opening period while Clark backhanded a shot by Hanlon on the power-play at 15:27 Bester, whose only other start this season occurred in a 3-3 tie against the New York Rangers last Sunday. has not had a shutout since the opening game of the 1984-85 season when Toronto beat Minnesota 1-0 Bester saved his best efforts against Detroit's Steve Yzerman. Bester stopped Yzerman from point-blank range in the second period, then made two outstanding saves to rob the centre of goals off two-on-one breaks in the final period ISLANDERS 7 WINNIPEG 4 UNIONDALE. N.Y. (AP) — Brent Sutter scored two goals late in the second period, including one with his team short-handed, to trigger the New York Islanders to a 7-4 win over the Winnipeg Jets. The Islanders were skating with a man short as a result of an instigator penalty to Alan Kerr when Sutter broke a 3-3 tie at 15:53 of the middle period. Sutter took a pass from Pat Flatley and fired a 15-footer past Jets goaltender Elrod Reddick Sutter then gave the Islanders a two-goal cushion with his second goal of the night and eighth of the season at 18:50. picking up a rebound and flipping it between Reddick’s legs from in front of the net Pat LaFontaine gave the Islanders a 6.3 lead with his second goal of the night and fifth of the season at 17:00 before Frederick Olausson scored for Winnipeg at 18:09 New York's Mike Bossy then capped the scoring with his second goal of the evening at 19:49. BUFFALO 3 NEW JERSEY 1 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Wilf Paienment scored two goals and the Buffalo Sabres cooled off New Jersey's hot power play to snap a four-game losing streak by downing the Devils 3-1 gilbert Perreault added an empty-net goal for Buffalo with three seconds remaining. Greg Adams scored the Devils’ goal Buffalo goaltender Jacques Cloutier stopped 23 shots and New Jersy was unable to score during seven times it enjoyed a man advantage. Going into the NHL game, the Devils had converted nine of 15 power plays. Russians to play in Trail By CHERYL CALDERBANK Stafi W: The Russians are coming to Trail. Trail’s Community Economic Action Committee has won the right to host one game in the International ‘86 Russia-Canada Hockey Tour. The announcement was made Thurs- day at a news conference in Trail. ‘The game in Trail, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Jan. 5, will feature the Pacific Zone team of the Best Ever hockey program — 20 of the best under 17 year-old players in British Columbia and Alberta against 22 of the best under-17-year-old hockey players from the Soviet Union. The two taiis-will also face each other Jan. 3 at the Vancouver Coliseum and Jan. 6 at Northlands Coliseum in Edmonton. The Soviets will also play best ever 17-year-old teams in games in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. “We're the only community under 100,000 in population to land this The Best Ever program in B.C. and Alberta started three years ago to develop hockey players for the 1988 and 1992 Olympies. The first team included Joe Murphy of Detroit Red Wings, the number one pick overall in the 1986 NHL draft, and Dan Woodley, Vancouver Canucks’ first round draft pick and a number five pick overall. The Pacific team consists of 20 players — five of who are rated by NHL central scouting to go in the first round of next year’s draft. Castlegar’s Travis Green, currently playing with Spokane Chiefs of the Western Hockey League, may also be part of that team. A similar tour last year was called the Quebec Cup. Quebec placed first in that event, Russia second. Walker led Sandman Inn to 6-5 victory By CasNews Staff Dan Walker scored four goals Thursday night as Sandman Inn edged Checkers/Mallards 6-5 in a Castlegar Recreational Hockey League game. On Tuesday night, Sandman lost 10-4 to Castlegar Knights Sandman Inn leads the league with six wins, one loss and a tie for 13 points. Castlegar Playboys are second with a 4-1-1 record and have a game in hand over the Knights who also have nine points with four wins, two losses and a tie. Woodland Park Shell is fourth with three points while Check ers/Mallards are at the bottom with two points. Walker of Sandman leads the scoring race with 22 goals and 16 assists for 38 points. Don Deschene of the Knights is second with 31 points, while teammate Chief Mercer is third with 29 points. Kevin Kirby of Sandman and Wayne Kinakin are tied for fourth with 22 points each For complete statistics, see Week end Wrap-Up on page B2 Meanwhile, in Sandman Inn's win over Checkers/Mallards, the Inn team playing with only one spare man scored two goals in the first period to one by the opposition. Sandman Inn goaltender Rick Roger son held off Checkers/Mallards in the second period while his team notched three goals for a 5-1 lead. However Checkers/Mallards scored two more goals in the final five minutes of the game but ran out of time in its effort to tie the game, and the score remained 65 for Sandman Besides Walker's goals, Kevin Kirby had the other two markers. Bill Cheveldave assisted on three of the goals. Tony DaRosa and Kirby also assisted. Al Akselson scored two goals for Checkers/Mallards. Randy Morris, Frank Costa and’ Don Savinkoff also scored. Savinkoff, Wayne Popoff, Chris Brodman, Peter Tischler, Akselson and Costa assisted. In the Knights’ win Tuesday, the third-place team scored five goals to one by Sandman Inn in the first period and made it 9-4 after two periods. The Knights added a lone goal in the final period to make the final score 10-4 Scoring for the Knights were Des chene with five, Al Tompkins and Chief Mercer with two éach and Dick Braun with a single. Mercer also collected four assists and Wayne Kinakin three. Rick Sanders, Darrel Harasemow, Braun, Deschene and goaltender Lawrence Chernoff had two assists each while Martin Sanders assisted on one goal Sandman Inn's goals came from Vince Antignani, Kirby, Jeff Townsend and Walker. Bob Larsh and Kirby had two assists each while singles went to Walker, Perry Klit, Vince Antignani and Tony DaRosa In Recreational League action today the Playboys take on Checkers Mallards at 12:30 p.m. and the Knights and Woodland Park Shell meet at 9:30 p-m. Sandman Inn and the Playboys face each other at 9:30 a.m. Monday and Woodland Park Shell plays Sand man Inn at 10 p.m. All games are played in the Community Complex. Maple Leafs defeat Dynamiters 7-4 By The Canadian Press Rookie goaltender Bill Clyn something to prove Friday Kimberley Dynamiters and teammates with the Nelson Leafs. Clyne, who was blitzed for 12 Kimberley last week in the Maple Leafs only loss of the Western Inter national Hockey League season. stop ped 29 shots Friday, including 13 in the final period as the Leafs beat the visiting Dynamiters 74 My confidence has been a little lately,” said the 23-year-old Clyne played last season with the North Alberta Institute of Technology didn't do too well against them week and I wanted to show them wanted to show my teammates loo and myself mostly Elsewhere Friday. the Cranbrook Royals came from behind twice defeat the Elk Valley Blazers 75 In Nelson, Trevor Tigar led the Leafs with three goals, scoring once in each period. Brian Burley scored twice and Sheldon Sabad and Stan Gulutsan added singles Ray Creasey, Dean Sypher, Kevin Rinas and Dan Luker scored for Kimberley, which trailed 3-2 after two periods and gave up two quick goals in the final frame The Leafs were hustling tonight going into the corners,” said Kimberley forward Cy LaFlamme. “They were heads up tonight and their goalie played pretty good.” The win was the fourth in five games the defending league champions. Kimberley is 1-2-1 In Cranbrook, the Royals remained nbeaten in four games by getting two goals each from Wayne McFarlane, Mike Majowski and Brent Demerais. Jamie McKee also scored for Cran brook The winless Blazers got three goals from Stu Tanton and singles from John Witzke and Rob Semchuk Keith Ferner blocked 29 shots in the Cranbrook goal, while Jason Weaselfat made 37 saves for Elk Valley