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Castlegar News september 22,1985

ON THE BALL . . . a Stanley Humphries Secondary field
hockey player (plaid skirt) battles for possession of

the ball: with a Rossland player. Both the SHSS senior
and junior teams lost games to Rossland this week.

CosNewsPhoto by Chery! Colderbank

SHSS loses two to Rossland

By CasNews Staff ~

Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary school’s junior and
senior field hockey teams got
off to rocky starts -in their
season openers against Ross-
land on Wednesday in Castle-
gar.

The Sr. Rockettes fell 3-1
to Rossland and "the. juniors
lost 1-0 to Rossland.

“The Rossland senior team

is good and fast,” commented
Castlegar coach Verna Cher-'
noff. “It's the best team
they've ever had. They just
happened to get a good crop
together.”

The Rossland seniors com-
peted in the provincial play-
offs last year. As well, four of
the players were on the re-
gional team and three played
on the regional B.C. Summer

Gu-Dor
Sports

Castlegar

Sports —
' Calendar _

é SUNDAY

H — MIXED. Games begin 8 a.m. Kin-
naird Park: Inland Park and Kinsmen Park. Final game. 4:45

gional coverage of Denver Broncos vs.

; land Browns vs. Dallas Cowboys, New
England Patriots vs. Buttalo Bills. San Diego Chargers vs. Cincin-
nati Bengals or Houston vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 10 a.m..
channel 6: Regional coverage of Detroit Lions vs. Indianapolis

Games team.
“The Rossland seniors are
coached by Peter Sinclair.

But the Stanley Humph-
ries teams also hope to do
well.

“We will be alright,” Cher-
noff said, adding there are
three girls who played junior
field hockey last year on the
senior team, as well as four
Grade 12 girls.

Chernoff, who gave up
coaching field hockey two
years ago after being at the
helm for many years, is back
at the job this year “because
no one (else) would do it.”

Pat West coached the se-
niors last year but has moved
out of the province.

“We looked and looked and
couldn't find anyone,” Cher-
noff explained.

She is coaching both the
senior and junior teams.
Some of the senior players
are helping her coach the
juniors.

The juniors’ next game is
Monday in Rossland. Wed-
nesday the seniors play, in
Nelson.

Next weekend the juniors

TAMBELLINI, COXE

Canucks look

VANCOUVER (CP) —
‘Ther’s an old adage in hockey
that « team must be strong
down the middle to be suc-
‘cessful. ¥

With that in mind Vancou-
ver Canucks are trying to
bolster their centre ice
strength by. giving. veteran
Steve Tambellini and rookie
Craig Coxe a long look before
the 1985-86 ‘National Hockey
League season.

Both Tambellini and Coxe

_have__been__impressive in

training camp and starting
this weekend they'll perform
under game conditions.

The .Canucks have two
proven centres in Swedish
delights Patrik Sundstrom
and_Thomas_Gradin, both
highly-skilled in the offensive
zone. With Peter McNab

Lions
devour
Montreal

MONTREAL (CP) — Even
though the players were the
same, it was a different
British Columbia Lions club
that came out for the second
half.

“We knew we had to make
some’ ji at half-

head to a tour in
Vancouver.

Slocan Fox run
raises $1,200

time, and we did,” B.C. quar-
terback Roy DeWalt said af-
ter firing two touchdowns
and rushing for a third to
lead the Lions to a 31-20
Canadian Football League
victory over Montreal Con-
.cordes Friday night.

The Lions, who. mayed. into.

- atcentres |

gone to'New Jersey Devils
through free agency, Van-
couver is left with’ journey-
men centres Gary Lupul and
Mark Kirton:

Enter Tambellini and
Coxe. Tambellini, 27, was
signed’as a free agent after
his release by Calgary
Flames. He scored 21 goals in
54 NHL games last season.

“Tambellini’s line has kind
of dominated things in,scrim-
mage with Cam Neely on
right wing and Jere Gillis on—
the left side,” said Jack Gor-
don, director of hockey oper-
ations for the Canucks.

Gordon said that if Vancou-
ver got the puck. to Tam-
bellini often enough around
the net “he'll _score__some

Tambellini, whose father
Adie played for the world
champion Trail Smoke Eat-
ers. in 1961, was the first-
round draft choice of New
York Islanders in 1978.

BENCHED EARLY

‘Tambellini got off to a fast
start last year with Calgary
but was benched much of the
second half of the season af-
ter the return of Flame cap-
tain Doug Risebrough from
injury.’ (

Coxe, 21, of Chula Vista,
Calif., joined the Canucks as
a free agent last year and
played nine NHL games be-
fore his demotion to Freder-
icton Express of the Ameri-
can Hockey League, where
he had eight goals and 15
points in 71 games.

The six-foot-four, 195-
pound Coxe may be the type
of “mean, nasty centreman”

Colts. Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Redskins, St. Lou's
Cardinal

‘Buy ver
New Orleans Saints, 10 a.m., channel 9: San Francisco 49ers vs.

Los Angeles Raiders, 1 p.m., channel 7; CFL: Ottawa Rough
Riders vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 10:30 a.m., channel 13; Saskat-
chewan Roughriders vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers noon, channel

9.
FOOTBALL — NFL: Los Angeles Roms vs. Seattle Seahawks. 6
p.m., channel 4

WEDNESDAY
BASEBALL — MAJOR LEAGUE: Boston Red Sox vs. loronto Blue
Jays, 7 p.m.. channel 13.

BIKES FOR ALL

Sales — Service
Repairs

A Public Service of
* Tu-Dor Sports (Castlegar) Ltd.

By CasNews Staff

A Terry Fox run held in
Slocan last Sunday raised
more than $1,200 for cancer
research.

Approximately 70 parti-
cipants, both young and old,
took part in the 10-kil

ed the course in.a motorized
wheelchair.

There were two check-
points in the course where
participants had their pledge

sheets validated and received .

juice.

run_ which started from the
village office,.went past the
old Bay Farm along Highway
6 and returned to the village
office.

The participants either
walked, jogged or rode bi-
cycles. One woman complet-

__vious years ret

PURSUANT TO THE SOCIETIES ACT
THE CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT CURLING. CLUB
OF BOX 3357, CASTLEGAR, B.C., VIN 3H6
POSTS THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT
TO ITS CONSITUTION AND BY-LAWS
Article 1 — MEMBERSHIP AND CLASSIFICATION :

HONORARY MEMBERSHIP: Honorary membership may be
bestowed on any past member by the unanimous vote -of the—

executive.

ADD: Member must be of good standing.and be 60 years of —
age. Member must have served at least four years on the
Castlegar and District Curling Club Executive. (M

Club Levels): Maximum of two r

p
sidered-every two years. Submitted names shall be con-
sidered by the main executive and voted on. These rules

shall not be changed or amended.

Honorary members shall receive: Name on plaque; only
one single league due will be paid for by the Castlegar

Curling Club.

ts to be Con-

After the run,
participants went to the Sil-
very Slocan Senior Citizens.
Hall where they had refresh:
ments and fellowship.

Participants also received
Terry Fox Run certificates
and those who had _parti-
cipated- elsewhere, in pre-

tion seals.

Makortoff
captures
Celgar

tourney

> Marie Makortoff took the
honors in the two-day Celgar

-Tournament -held—on—-Tues-

day.

Makortoff not only had the
best low net score but had
only 57 putts.

Mae Moroso was second
with 62 putts. Heather Pottle
was third out of the 24 ladies
that took part.

This Tuesday the finals of
the Aces of Aces will be on
with Sue Forrest, adding
another iti

cern:

sept!

1, 1985

On Thursday the Senior
Men's Club has invited the
ladies for go'f and lunch
starting at 9 a.m. - Ladies
should enter their names for
this event.

On Oct. 1 the Tombstone
tourney will take place with
the closing day, luncheon and
meeting scheduled for Oct. 8.

ved valida. caught an 18-yard |

sole possession of first place
in the West Division, two
points ahead of idle Winnipeg
Blue Bombers, failed to make
any headway against an in-
spired Concordes defence in
the first half, managing only
three points on the first of
Lui Passaglia's’ three field
goals.

But in the second half, B.C.

finally) got some
drives going,” said wide re-

new V coach”"Tom~
Watt wants in his lineup.
’Lupul’ and Kirton, both

small players, face an annual
‘challenge for positions. Lupul
had 12 goals and 29 points in
66 games last season, while
Kirton had 17 goals and 22
points in 62 games.

No. 1 draft pick Jim Sand-
lak,'18, from London Knights
of the major junior Ontario
Hockey League, has been

‘Sports Shorts.

‘WINGS SIGN CZECH

PORT HURON, MICH. (AP) — Detroit Red
Wings have signed Czechoslovakian hockey star Petr
Klima, who defected last month in West Germany,toa
multi-year contract, the National Hockey League team

ed Saturday. —.
ooneklima, ey was Ta route to the United States and
was expected to be in Port Huron on Monday for ‘his
first practice with the Red Wings, team spokesman
-Bill Jamieson said.

Terms of the contract were not released.

“he six-foot, 190-pound left winger was the Red
Wings’ fifth-round draft choice in the 1983 NHL entry
draft.

MARTIN IN SCUFFLE

BALTIMORE (AP) — New York manager Billy
Martin engaged in a brief altercation with another
patron in a hotel bar following the Yankees’ Friday
night loss to Baltimore Orioles, a newspaper reported
Saturday.

‘The New York Post said-Martin was preparing to
leave the bar shortly before 2 a.m. when the patron,
who was not identified but who had been seen
drinking with Martin earlier, reappeared and said,

“Hey, Billy, whyk did you say my wife was pot-bellied? _

“I just married her this afternoon.”

Martin is quoted as having replied, “I didn’t say
your wife was pot-bellied. I said this woman here had a
fat behind,” as he pointed to another woman.

He also was reported to have shoved the man.

Yankee players Rickey Henderson and Rich Bordi .

and several coaches and newsmen stepped: in and
P! the si ii from ing, The Post

said
UNITED WINS

LONDON (REUTER) — Manchester United,
galloping ahead of the field, showed strength in depth
Saturday as it sustained its winning start in English
League. soccer play.

Injury-hit United beat bottom club West
Bromwich 5-1 and is undefeated in nine Division 1
matches, leaving it on the brink of Tottenham's record

=

“COMMUNITY NEWS

March.

of 11 consecutive league wins from-the start of a _

season.

The leaders are. nine points ahead of Liverpool,
which moved into second place with a 3-2 victory over
champion Everton.

RUN FLAWED

July ceremony
unites Castlegar
couple

Elizabeth Silva and Luis“ Antonio Machado, both of
Castlegar, were married July 18 in. St. Rita's Catholic
Chureh. - ; Ha :

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jose Silva of
Castlegar and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs: John
Machado of Portugal.

‘The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a
full-length white gown of lace over silk with a beaded
Victorian neckline.

Three-quarters of the way down, the gown was
encircled with a lace ruffle which was repeated at the
bottom of the gown following the train. ety

The bride carried a bouquet of 20 red roses accented
with lilies of the valley and baby’s breath encircled with
greenery.

Her white lace gloves and white handkerchief were
heirlooms and her pearl earrings and necklace were
gifts from the groom..

Father Herman_ Engberink . officiated at the
ceremony. i

Organist-Rudy Baff-played-the traditional Wedding

The .bride’s sister, Dorothy Silva of Castlegar,
Felesidade Rego of Vancouver and Paula Chaves of
Castlegar were bridesmaids.
Angela Jorge of Castlegar was maid of honor.
The attendants wore soft blue taffeta gowns with an
off-the-shoulder neckline and a slight train. They wore
pearl necklaces and earrings as jewelry.

Suzana Chaves of Castlegar was the flower girl and,

Christina Dias of Castlegar was ringbearer.

Both.wore miniatures of the attendants’ dresses in
white with a blue sachet. :

The maid of honor carried a miniature of the bride's
bouquet and the attendants carried three red silk roses
with lily of the valley and baby's breath in front of a white
lace fan.

Fernando Jorge of Castlegar was best man. Victor
Silva, brother of the bride, Bob Desousa, and Bill Moto,

all of Castlegar, were ushers. Se

Burk

Births &

Funerals

i BIRTHS

BURKE/SAVAGE — To Larry
i d

Nelson, a boy, born Sept. 10.

CAMPBELL — To Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Compbell of Rivervale, a
boy, born Sept. 1.

FRIE — To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Frie-of Rossland, a girl; born
ug. %

ISLIP — To Mir. and Mrs. Guy Islip
of South’ Slocan, a girl, born
Sept. 14,

KING — To Mr. and Mrs. Phi
King of Nelson, a boy, born Sept.
13.

MADORE/ALLEN — To, Rob
Madore and Cynthia Allen of
Nelson, a boy, born Sept. 11.

MAGLIO. —_To_Mr._and_ Mrs.

jn age of Ls

VENASSE/LESCHIUTTA— To Don-
ny Venasse and Mary Anne
il,_o girl, born

Fui

BROWNE, — Jeremiah
Christopher (Chris) Browne of
Rossland died Sept. 14 after a

wne
Cominco from
retirement. in 1968. He is sui
vived by his daughter Emily
Schultz of Anaconda, Mont.,
Ron of Rossland and Liam of
icton; eight. grandchildren
and two great-grandchildr
brother Archie of — Trai
numerous nieces and nephew:
He was predeceased by his wite,
G brother and six sisters.

CATALANO. — . Edward S.
Catalano died Sept. 7 at Santa

MR. AND MRS. LUISMACHADO ="?
...July wedding

Photo by Dor2ubeott—s

A reception was held in the banquet room of the
Fireside Inn, which was decorated with baby blue and
white streamers, bells and hearts, along with fresh
summer flowers.

The four-tiered fruit wedding cake was decorated
with white icing and soft blue roses. A miniature bride
and groom encased in a glass heart with two bells
adorned the top.

Tony Chaves of Castlegar was master of ceremonies
and best man Fernando Jorge proposed the toast to the
bride. 4
The bride and groom's first dance was to Heaven by
Bryan Adams and the couple's parents, attendants and
ushers joined thém to Just You and I.

The lywed:

on V Island

‘Murray Maglio of Nelson, o boy,
born Sept. 14.
MORISSEAU — To Mr..and Mrs.
Norman Morisseau of Castlegar,
a boy, born Sept. 17.

MUSSO._— To Mr._and Mrs. Vn-
cenzo Musso of Nelson, a boy,
born Sept. 11.
PROULX — To Mr. and Mrs.
n Proulx of Trail, a girl,
born Sept. 6.
THIND — To Mr. and Mrs. Har?
jinder Thind of Castlegar, a girl,
born Sept. 15.
VEALE — To Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Veale of Nelson, a boy, born.
Sept..13.

Monica, Calif., after a briet
illness at age 60. Mr. Catalano

rn in Trail in 1924. He is
survived by his father and step-
mother, Charles and Elisabeth *
Catalano of Trail; sister Florence
Carenza of Toronto; brothers
Eugene of Denver, Chos of Trail
‘and~ William of ~ Vancouver:
Memorial donations may be
made to the charity of one’s
choice. 1

OLIPHANT — Ella Vay Oliphant
of Castlegar died suddenly Sept.
12 at age 48. She is survived by
her husbend William; son ‘Drew
of Toronto; dougher Christ
Plamondon of.

brothers Allan

Hawkins of Castlegar and Robert
of Calgary. watt

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CALGARY (CP) — A flaw in the ,$6.3-million
bobsled and luge run constructed for the 1988 Calgary
Winter Olympics might create a safety hazard duting
competition, and the section must be replaced, officials
said.

However, the problem in a curve of the track is
the contractor's responsibility and there will be no
cost incurred by the Olympic committee.

David Leather, a Calgary engineer overseeing the
project, said a dip in the final’curve was caused by a
rear support beam moving slightly during concrete
pouring.

impressive on right’ wing.

ceiver Jim + who
with
one second remaining in the
third quarter for the Lions’
first touchdown.

FINDS RECEIVERS

DeWalt, who hit on 22 of 33
passes for 365 yards in the
game, began finding his re-
ceivers with more consis-
tency in the second half.
“They took advantage of us
because we started to blitz
ore,” Montreal coach _J
Galat said. “DeWalt is really
quick on his feet.”

‘The—B.C.defence-demon-
strated more tenacity as
well, forcing two fumbles.
two fumbles.

One of those, on the series

following Sandusky’s - TD,
gave the Lions possession at
the Monteal 20.
. Four plays later, DeWalt
charged over from the two,
giving the Lions a lead they
never relinquished.

With the momentum ob-
viously in their favor, De-
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with 34 seconds remaining to
play.

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‘board election

By CasNews Staff
The executive of the Ross-
land-Trail-C. Social

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Regional Hospital Board and

Credit Party is supporting
the nomination and election
of Phil Brooks to the board of
directors of the B.C. Social
Credit Party.

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is vice-president of the Me- Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Elks Hall,
Bride Manor Society.

¢ 812 Stanley St., NELSON
The election will take place Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Knox United Church
at 1 p.m. on Oct. 6 in Nelson's °

1300 Pine Street, TRAIL
Heritage Inn.

be eee od

August

Christine Marie Fuhr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Fuhr of Fruitvale,
and Tony Gardin of Castle-
gar, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pietro Gardin of Trail, were
united in marriage on Aug.
30 at the home of the bride's.
parents. ‘

A friend of the bride,
Brenda Craig. of Spokane,
was maid of honor.
___Thomas Keen of Trail,_a
friend of the groom, was best —
man.

The newlyweds honey-
mooned in Vancouver and are
now residing in Castlegar.

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Family Rates Available -
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FLAG FOOTBALL

Anyone interested in
playing Flag Football

Catch the spirit of fall fashion as Waneta Plaza presents it's
Fall Fashion Show, September 26 to 28 in Centre Court.

At 6:45 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, and 1:00 p.m. on

Job openings

If elected, Brooks would
represent District 6 which
consists of the constituencies
of Rossland-Trail, Nelson-
Creston, Kootenay. and Col-
umbia River. : i

“Phil would give us a good
communication link with the
provincial executive and the
premier's office,” Rossland-
Trail constituency president
Carl Price said in a prepared
release.

“Phil is a very active mem-
ber of the local executive. He
ran as our candidate in 1979,
served four terms -as presi-
dent-and-is_preséntly assist-
ing with the party-sponsored
public forum on ideas for
Rossland-Trail-Castlegar to
be held Sept. 24 in the Steel-
workers’ Hall in Trail.”

Brooks represents the vil-

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Our Action Ad Phone
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! hear that Helen's Flowers is changing their name.
What's the new name? It's . ... Tulips Floral Co.
and it becomes effective September, 1985!

The rumour that the ownership, ad-
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FLORAL CO. Tulips Floral Co. Wed
—Phone 365-5191-1125 - 4th St.. Castlegar

Watch for our Anniversary Sale in Wednesday's Paper
P.S. I've also heard that Maureen, Katherine, Mel and Dinah, all well experienced
designers are now sharpening up on their Tulip Trivia . . . Their first question to you is . -

you call 365-5191 .
love to hear from y:

What ore tulips plus tulips?.. . answer . . . Four Lips (and fun).

Details of these and other job
opportunities are available at:
[Arai

Recording Artists . .. answer in Wednesday paper

Canada
835 Spokane Street
Phone: 368-5566

An experienced —~ Floral
Arranger is required in Trail on
part-time basis. (3774) 2

A Castlegar firm requires a
person with experience in Legal
Conveyancing. Position is part-
ti @ possibility of full

Wages dependant

A-local Trail employer is
looking for. Italian cooks and
Helpers. People with experience
in traditional Italian tood should
call CEC, (4363)

live-in Nonny is Yequired in
. the Castlegar area. (4674)

Certified part.

An area Co-op operation has
en opening for a
Mechanic/Manager com:
bination. (482T)

A drywaller capable of ap-
plicating finishing is
fequired in Castlegar. The job
starts immediately and pays
$14.74/hour. (478M)

Experienced people interested

in working as f servers in

. Castlegar area please

—telephone us detailing experren:
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Castlegar .

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Saturday, Centre Court will come alive with a dazzling
show featuring fall's newest styles.

Do the town “with panache” this fall in fashions from
Waneta Plaza! ,

Waneta plaza

Saturday
& Sunday

9 a.m. to3 p.m.

Next to Wizarul’s Palace
1003 - 2nd Street.

For information concerning
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Ph. 365-3237

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COLUMBIA COIFFURES
Ph. 365-6717

TRAIL MOTORS
- LADA — SUZKI

1205 Bay Ave., Trail 364-2555

MEMBER OF TIM. BR MARTS LID

368-6466

SCHNEIDER'S
BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD
Wenets Junction
TRAIL

PAUL'S PLACE LTD.
CHRYSLER — DODGE — PLYMOUTH
Waneta Junction, Trail \ 368-8295