TLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,’ June 28,1979

KISBL Baseball

- Kootenay International Senior Lay League statistics
ag 3 of June 18:
TOP 10

(excluding week-end games)
(minimum 20 at bat)

Reg Veysey, GPF... 0.0... ae
Mike Bilenki, Tr. oe on
Léa Orestad, Rep. .

Elmer Androsoff, G.

Stu Nelson, N.D.-Sil. .

Jack Kelly, N.D.-Sil. .

Brent McDicken, Tr... . .

Jobn Seminoff, G.F. .

Phd! Angrinon, N.D--Sil. .

Stgve Herbert, G.F.

+ :3:Runs Scored: Androsoff, G.F. (11); Mike Kirby, Rep. (11);
BU: White, N.D.-Sil. (9).
RBI's: Orestad, Rep. (9); Bilenki, Tr. (8); R. Veysey, G.F.

(8),
Doubles; Kelly, N.D.-Sil. (5); Bilenki, Tr. (4); four players
tiett with three each.
=: Triples: 6 players tied with one each,
**:Home Runs: Bilenki, Tr. (2); Larry Howes, Col. (2s Jim
shraute Rep. (2).
-* Slugging Pct: Bilenki, Tr. (.821); Orestad, Rep. (.636); John
Mota, Tr. (.600).
$+:Stolen Bases: Dale Ochs, Col. (8); Hal Hoxie, Col. (6); Mark
ROSS, Col. (6). 3
:2:Pitching (Won-Loss) Pet.: Mike Lancaster, Rep. eu)
1 000; Bick Patterson, N.D.-Sil. (S—1) .750; Ken Umbarger, Tr.
(31) 7
3 Sse (ERA): pave. Sener. Col, (1.24); Umbarger, Tr.
(1368); H. Hoxie, Col. (2.23
2* Pitching (strike-outs): Mauston Tr. (46); Herbert, G.F.
(40); Patterson, N.D.-Sil. (30).
Molson “Three Star” Standings
8 (Based on 5-3-1 points system)
Ker Umbarger, Trail
Mike Lancaster, Republic
Rick Patterson, N.D.-Sil.
Steve Herbert, G.P.

Republic
New Denver-Silverton
Colville

Trai
Giana Forks
* Weekend Scoreboard
+ June 16 (at Colville): Grand Forks — 1, Colville — 2; Grand
Forks — 4, Colville — 1.
%: June 17 (at New Denver): Republic — 2, N.D. Silverton -
3;Republic — 1, N.D.-Silverton — 5.
Week's Calendar
‘une 19 — Grand Forks at Republic (5:30 pm); Colville at
Trail (7:30 pm).
June 23 — Colville at N.D.-Silverton (2) (1 pm and 3 pm)
une 24 — Trail at Republic (2) (1 pm and 3 pm).

Dear Ann Landers: With your media connections I'm sure
you can check something out and tell mo if It's true.
According to a story | read In the newspaper, a woman Is
suing the Roman Catholic Bishop In Providence, R.I., the
church and the cemetery for $260,000. For 17 years she has
been praying at, and placing flowere on, a grave she thought
was her husband's and then ehe discovered someone else
was resting there.
Is this story true? If so, can ehe collect? What harm was
done? Does her sult make sense?
— What'll hey Think Of Next?
Dear What: § checked the story Sut and It Is true. A woman
250,000 dam ult against a Roman
#0 sulng the
the Church of

ane plot was sold to the woman for $75 In 1861. The
mist was discovered when she wanted to move her
husband's remains to another plot. She noticed the casket
was not the one she had selected for her -husband.
Verification was made and she hae been very upset ever

since.
Can she collect? Does It make sense? Those questions
will have to be answered by the court. From here — ro
comment.

Dear Ann Landers: You're old enough to ba my grandmother
(no insult intended) but | think you did a stinko Job of
responding to the chick who asked you for some snappy
answers to the guy she spent half the night with (in his
apartment) fighting for her honor.

it seems they argued about the Importance of virginity
until 3 a.m. You didn't provide her with any usable language
— which was what she was after. All you did was turn around
and ask her what she was dolng in the guy's apartment at

Lm. a
It’s apparent you haven't been In touch with the real
world for about 25 years. Gone are the courtly seducers of
yeateryear. Currently, the patter, ane8 lke this: ‘Hay, Sexy,
what are you saving It for? Let's gat it on.” If you aren't
paying any attention to the score, Annabelle, you've got no
business being In the ballpark.
— Smokey Jos
Dear Joe: Sorry | came off so square. How about another
chancet The chick should have sald, ‘‘Look, Buster, bat ty

ud
HN whe. you" re the tueky. one, I'll si id youa Mallgram.
Goodnight.”

Dear Ann Landers: My husband and | are moving from a
small acen a Philadelphia, where the social life will be
gave us a farewell party
last web Naa toasted us with ochampagne. We were
uncomfortable because we didn’t know whether to remain
seated or stand. We also were not squared away on whether
we should have joined in the toast !by taking a sip of
champagne.

There will be a welcoming party In Philadelphia and |
would like to know before we get there what Is the correct
procedure. Thank you.

— Hicks From The West
Dear West: The person (or persons) bell joasted should
ated. They do not Joln In the any. more than
they would applaud themselves after a speech.
itis not essential tha? the toasted person respond witha
word of appreciation — but It’s a nice touch.

Home on the Range

Dish Small, Eaaugh for a Feast.

with this column, you
will now have six ‘Chinese
dishes. Although. this is a
small number, it is plenty to
put together for a feast. Start
with a soup, and then have a
vegetable dish (such as chop
sucy) a meat dish, (such as
lemon chicken or sweet and
sour pork) and fried rice, This

would be plenty for four’

people. If a fifth person is
present, add a seafood dish
(such as prawns in black bean
sauce),

The thing to remember
when cooking Chinese food is
to do all your preparation (i.e.
chopping, mixing, etc.) before
you start cooking.

Vegetable Chop Suey
2 cloves garlic - minced
2 slices fresh ginger root -
minced
1c. chopped celery
1c. chopped onion
1c. chopped carrot
1 small chopped green pepper
1c. chopped chinese cabbage
le. eliced mushrooms
‘2 c. sliced bamboo shoot
“2 c. sliced water chestnuts
2 T. soy sauce
V4 T. oyster sauce
1c. chicken broth
‘’ t. sugar
dash pepper
4 Ib, fresh noodles (usually
available in produce section]
1 t. cornstarch

Cook noodles according

to package directions, drain,

place on platter and keep
warm in oven.

In wok or frypan heat 2
T. oil, Add garlic and ginger,
stirfry 5 seconds, Add celery,
onion, carrots and stirfry for
one minute. Then add green
pepper, cabbage, mushrooms,
bamboo shoots, water chest-
nuts, stirfry one minute more.

Add soy sauce, oyster
sauce, chicken broth, sugar,
pepper, cover and allow to
simmer one minute. Mix 1 tsp.
cornstarch with 1 tsp. water.

* Mix into sauce, stir until

thickened. Immediately place 2 T. soy sauce
in centre of noodles and serve, ‘/: t. pepper -

minute more. Kemove. i
Heat 27, oil- break apart:

Rice + Yt. garlic powder [optional] rice: with hands, add soy:*:

8 cups cooked rice

2 chopped onions ~
% c. chopped mushrooms into shreds.
‘ac. bean sprouts .

Heat 1 7. oil - add eggs sauce, popper, garlic, atirtry :
and seramble- remove and cut seven minutes.

Add vegetables and exe.

‘ Heat 1T, ofl - add onions, . shreds, mix well. Serve on a

4 aliced water water :
2 eggs mixed with salt and and stirfry 2 minutes, add leaves, and garnish with chop: .

platter lined with lettuce :

pepper . bean sprouts and stirfry one ped green onion,

( Wedding Bells

Hunden-Zarikoff Wed

The lawn of the bride's parents’ home in,
South Slocan was the setting fora ‘traditional
Doukhobor wedding ceremony'on May 12,
uniting in’ marriage Delphine Zarikoff and
Richard Hunden.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Zarikoff of South Slocan and the

. groom is the son of Mrs. Jim McBride of Red

Deer, Alta.
Given in marriage by her parents, the

bride was charming in silk chiffon over bridal:

taffeta, edged with Venice lace. The bodice
featured a low neckline and bishop sleeves,
while the five-tier skirt, edged with matching
lace, fell gracefully entrain.

_A veil of silk illusion edged with lace
misted from her Juliet cap of seed pearls and
lace and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses
and blue daisies, Her necklace of five pearls
ona silver chain, was a gift from her groom.

Maid of honor was Diane Macpherson ot
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and Lo:
bridesmaids for their sister.

The attendants were attired in similar
dresses of yellow polyester jersey with low
ruffled necklines, which had been made by
the’ bride’s mother. Each girl wore white
daisies in her hair and carried a bouquet of
yellow roses and blue daisies.

Justin Willans of Nelson was best man,
and ushers were John Grant of Nelson and
Gary Woods of Red Deer, Alta.

Blue and white streamers and yellow
and blue flowers decorated the banquet hall
of the Hi Arrow Motor Hotel for the

ion. A white lace tableéloth with blue
underlay covered the head table, centred by
the three-tier wedding cake with tapers on
either side. Iced in pale yellow, the cake was

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunden
—Riverside Photo by Fred Doerfler -
decorated with white daisies and topped with
white he! id daisies,
Mr. rikoff, the bride’s uncle from
Robson, was master of ceremonies, readin,
from V

and Victoria.

Mr. Pete Zarikoff of Nelson presented *:
the toast to the bride.

For a honeymoon trip to Washingtoy
State and Idaho, the bride donned a grey ::
suede two-piece suit: with a matching silk ':
blouse.

Wedding guests attended from Victoria; |
Vancouver, Dawson Creek, Calgary, Red

~ Deer, Penticton, Sicamouse, Vernon, Clear-:

water and Grand Forks.

Mr. and Mrs. Hunden are making thei:
home in South Slocan for the summer;
months, and will be moving to Victoria in the
fall.

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