82’

«... CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 19, 1983

No. 300

By The

If there are any biter ‘In
New York Islanders’ armor,
thoy have not been appurent
in 1983, '

Tho three-time “Stanley”. Cai

Cup champions‘ got- goals
from seven different players,
including Bryan -Trottier’s
800th National Hockey
League goal, on their way to
an 8-1 trouncing of Hartford
Whalers at Uniondale, N.Y.,
Tuesday night.-

The Islanders now have
won six in a row,

“We can see we're not

Trottier scores —

Hallin, ‘Trotticr, Brent Sutter Tho Islanders’ . won-! lost:
and Denis Potvin. a tied record now stands ‘at,
Elsewhere, it was: Wash- : 25-16-7 for second place in tho
ington Capitals, 4, Philad-. Patrick Division, five points
elphia. Flyers 1; Montreal back of Philadelphia: fire
Canadiens 7; Calgary Flanies:
2; Quebec Nordiques 3,8. - CAPITALS aPLYERS 1
Louis Blues 1;
Oilers 3, Los ‘Angeles Kings Jensen turned aside 42 shots
8; and Vancouver Canucks 8, 48. the, Capitals :
New York Rangers 3. . 12-game : Flyer.’ undefeat
Islanders’ ‘goalie | Billy * streak and’, prevented
Smith lost a bid for his 16th’ Flyers from setting a league
career’ shutout on Warren record of nine straight road
Miller's goal at 8:06 of the (ump
first period. Washington’
Bob Bourne ‘and’ Butch vens and Philad hliadelphis Bob’

stuck in low gear anymore,”
said coach Al Arbour, whose
club raced to a 4-0 first-

period lead on goals by Mats Islanders.

2 THURSDAY
HOCKEY — COMMERCIAL LEAGUE: Williams
Moving and Storage. vs. Mountain Sports. Hut, 10
p.m., arena complex.. GENTLEMENS’ LEAGUE:
Maloney’s vs. Dairy. Queen. S70 Pp.m., old arena,
D.

SOCCER — CASTLEGAR VIKINGS training nights,
Fridays 7:to 10 p.m., KJSS: gym; Mondays; 7 to 9
p.m., Stanley Humphries activity room. Everyone is’

For more ion, phone 365- 3148 or

365-5997. ‘

HO@KEY — KIJHL: Castlegar Rebels vs. Trail Jr.
Smoke Eaters,..8:30 p.m., arena complex, GEN-

TLEMENS’ LEAGUE: Maloney's vs. Trans-X, 9:30
p.m., old arena.

VoulevBaLt — SELKIRK SAINTS Invitational tour-

nament, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Selkirk College gym,

SATURDAY
HOCKEY — KIJHL: Castlegar Rebels | ie Etk Valley
Raiders, 8 p.m., arena. complex..NHL Edmonton
-Oilers vs. Vancouver Canucks, 5 p.m., Mnannel %
SKIING— -WORLD CUP: Womens downhill from
Megeve, France. World: Cup. ski jumping from
Thunder Bay, Ont., 1. p.m., channel 9.
FOOTBALL — NFL: NFC championship game, 9:30
a.m.,. channels 2 and 9.
VOLLEYBALL — SELKIRK Raid lege. tour-

WE HAVE

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Ph. 365-5353 or 365-5304

- Castlegar Savings: g

CREDIT UNION ~
logar 365-7232 siocan Park 226-7212

Goring | scored -singles and Hoffme
John Tonelli scored ‘the 0d goals’ before:
game's last two goals for the ehlin pus the Capitals in

traded first-pert-

of the ‘second

‘ Ws
Al“ threo games, losing only. one,

to advance to the provincial

Stastny scored for :

diques. after. St. Louis’. Rob
; Ramage opened the scorsing
with a power-play’ goal in the
fifth minute.

- OILERS SKINGS3
Maree!’ Dionne ‘scored “his.
28rd° ‘and 24th goals of the
season to lift Los Angeles to
the home-ice tie with Ed.
monton,

Terry Rey also

y!
Gretzky,. Mark Messier and
Jaroslay - Pouzar seored | ‘for
the Ollers.

ee :
— begin —
training

hard to heat and it'was areat
to’ watch a ‘team play ‘as a:

again.
On Tuesday, “Thorpe'e

homi ats

Leg! 170. "Whee! iteft) Steve 4 Pp reside
cludes (seated, from left): Ab Tock and Don Bouvet

the “extra” 50 cents they will
be getting in this month's
federal old-age security.

Hi cheques, Health ‘Minister
4 Monique Begin said Tuesday.
Under the government's
ix-and-five restralnt pro-.

Nd

ge
pensions were to be held to ;
six per cent this year and five ?

per cent in 1984,

However, the necessary
legslation to put this part ‘of
the program into effect is still
before Parliament, and gov-
ernment. lawyers recom-
mended against plans to trim
‘ the January cheques that are
due out next, week.

Persons 65 and older now
will be getting $251.12 in

Ja y
y and Jim Moore, vice-president. :

“Denny sanuary instead of $250.62

—Canicn hoteby Sous Harvey because of the delay'in get-

Begin said the government.

Castlegar: Min ‘or Hockey’
“| Week gets ta undersea the last

-name again rose ‘to the: top, -’is

hi tee a buny weak a ; :
thi ,

"that. are still taking: epi
“tration,

- Openings
If you have other interests

$8 ” there is still time to register

door/program privas'will also

30 years: after his: ter, Charlotte,: 68, one pf six’ be ‘awarded ‘throughout the

de
Juan Antonio Sammaranch

Castlegar Vikings Opened ..

ctheir:’1983: soccer” ‘training
season Friday’ night at) Kin-
naird” Junior.”. Secondary.
School. ‘The Vikings soccer
club is’ looking: forward .to
having another “good: year

and they invite anyone inter- .

ested in playing senior soccer
to come out.and ‘join in the
i Seasons.

wth Pe
‘The1 Sights for training will Hi
be Friday nights from 7 to 10

p.m. at KJSS and Monday

nights from 7.to9 p.m. in the 190.

‘Stanley Humphries activity
room. For more information

i call Dave. Murdock’ at 865-

On Two-Stage
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Thorpe children who attend-
ed the ceremony.” :

weekend.’
~ Opening Ceremonies: will
be at 10 a.m. Saturda:

Mayor ‘Audrey Moore ‘-will’*
layers and

- Hann wins.

‘Three! Mors
S48. Tea High, Sing
1120; Team ‘Hight Three
‘ Other 60s 2

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shots, 9242. O1

Brad Elliott; 7!

753; Ron Meinytre: 739;

LeRoy, 717: Kevin Clement, 689
Carlo Degan, 675; Marvin

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sulak, 188; Lod
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653: rena Rourk
624; Bothy

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tea ‘LePage, 619; Randy Grant,
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6008: Jerry ‘Antignoni,
shine Elliott, 642; Dennis Cher-
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food
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ey Marvin Thorgeirson,

ROSSLAND (CP)'— Greg

, Hann of Banff, Alta., raced to -
ins id

ern pI

Hann nipped Dave Greig of
Calgary by one-tenth of a
second over two:runs on the
giant.slalom‘course to claim
the $1,000 first prize in ‘the
tour's second event of the

season and the first-ever. pro. Go

tour race-at Red Mountain.
‘Andrew German of Old.
Chelsea, Que., edged Graham |
‘Swan of Edmonton to finish .
in third. place.
The Pacific ‘Western . pro
ski tour, which offers $80,000

in prize money. over 10 races, :

resumes ‘Jan. 29 at Prince:

.GREG HANN
+++ pro race

in Advanced Golf — in‘this
class your. golf swing will be

mechanically analysed. Sew-'
ing .—. learn -how *to’ or,
.improve your sewing: techni-
"ques. Pottery — a chance for

children to develop hand
molding techniques as well as
try.out working on the: pot-
ters wheel. The pottery. class
will start; Jan, 27. and -has
been changed to. six sessions
for: $20.';Ballet.— children
come twice.a week where
they ° will develop pagel
ation, |

2:46 = 4:45 p.m., Sunday 2:156.

-4pam, and 8 - + 9:15 a.m.,Price”
‘of admission is adult 76 cents,

- students 60 cents and. chil: .

"Rebels Action.

“The Rebels are ia town this,
week 50. catch some hockey.
action. On: Friday. ithe Trail:
‘Junior Smoke Eaters will be
be town. Game time is 8:80

ae and confidence. | Teen nad,
minton , —a street porta @

BEBIRS,

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MSNRIER. SSRIS -

the Rebels will »

Y Bast the-Elk Valley, Raiders,

with’ game time. at.

“oyae@e sagen! dase:

age.
BEES.

member B.C, Fruit
, Association said they were’

B statement that

y the deficit’ retired ~. mote

quickly ‘through iincreased
| grower premiums, ‘The gov-

that is being less than honest

with food producers, Interior

fruit growers said Tuesday. :
” Schroeder that if the Social

~ Members of \ the - 2,000-

t ‘and the ‘growers
each pay 50 per cent of the
premium:

An’ Oliver grower told

Credit gi

angry; about: Schroeder's
the: farm
income ‘apple: plan has.“a

$10.6-million deficit: and: haa.

become a source of revenue

tees farmers 80 per cent of
their cost ‘of production when.
those. ‘returns are. not ob-

changes: the. plan growers
will have little choice but to
replace the. government.

Ken: Hoag: of Créston, an
executive’ member of the
fruit’ growers

association, ’

said if the government is.so

‘callous as to. expect , fore-

Hon-a-year industry, growers -
will

have ‘no alternative: but

body.geems to ‘want, 316,000"

in exclusive custom-made -of-
fice furniture fit for the office
ofa provincial premier’s dep-
uty. minister,’

The furniture. was sold a
year ago to the B.C. gov-
ernment for the office or Pat.
rick Kinsella, Premier hire

i ductivity, better quality. frail

nais, general manager of B.C. :
a ‘Tree Fruits, said the Interior i

fruit industry hoods major
- changes and commitments if
it is'to survive.
He’ said. fruit-produeing
,areas here will be beaten out
of markets unless there is a
strong’ commitment: tothe
industry by growers, govern-
ments and consumers.

He said in the 1980s an

early. "1990s ° the industiy | °% Prince Charles’ personal

faces probably the highest
- production  costs::in North
America; a world oversupply
;-of apples, a continued weak-
ish economy, severe compe-
tition from low-cost imports
band. a lack. of.

_ Prince never foun
cin wrong | bed —

In 12° years. of ‘waking

.Prince Charles in the ,morn-

ing, the prince's former valet
never found the heir to the
throne in the wrong bed...
“If-he was meant to be in
bed in the morning when: I
went.in to wake him ‘up, he
was in bed — alone,” Stephen
Barry. writes: in Royal ‘Ser- .
vice, his account of his years

wales from 1970 to 1982. An

t from the book, schod-

led! for spring publication,

:appears in: February's Good
Housekeeping magazine.

“The relationships he aia

within the industry.

‘The: main ‘competition will
come from the U.S. where it

\ have were

with the
most: enormous discretion,” "

Barry: said...

is anticipated apple produc. ~

* tion will reach 250° million -
‘boxes within five yezrs,'‘com- *

and more orderly marketing
and diversity in the grower-
ovned sales agen:

tary, who was, at the ‘ime,
his deputy’ minister.

Ringella, an i Ontario poli-
tical strategist who became
Bennett's deputy minister in

the’ fall “of °1981, was ap-!

pointed: in March to the
newly-created . position of

First fiddle
_contest all set

3 - the date for. the . first

Kootenay Championship fid-:

dle contest has been ‘set for
June 4. The contest will be
held in the Stanley. Hum:
phries Secondary School gym
with four rooms, booked for

“the occasion.

The contest is being held i in
conjunction with the Lions’
Club Rodeo planned for the
community complex.

Three judges have been
contacted and have accepted.
Much work still refnains to be
done but the Kootenay No. 9
B.C..Oldtime Fiddlers Asso-
ciation has many willing,
hands. The reguler monthly :
meeting which was held Jan:
9 and had 12 members in at-
tendance despite the poor

weather, adjourned ‘with the
usual coffeé . and: ‘refresh-
‘ments.

“In other news there has
been.a request for the Fid-
dlers to entertain at Mt. St.
Francis and also .Willow-
haven at Nelson Jan. 28 be-
ginning at 1 p.m.

‘As well the contest. com-,

mittee was invited to attend
‘a meeting with the Trail Elks
Club: Jan..12.. The organi-
zation is negotiating some
activity in the Trail area at a
future date.

The next regular meeting
will. be Feb. 6..where the
association Hopes. to have a
good show of attendance be-
cause visitors are expected
from Newport,’ WA.

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Eight months ago, Bennett
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Winning

“The Jan. 14 winning pro-
vineial number is 5929244. :
“The ‘last six. digits:: win

+ digits win $25, the last two :
. digite ;

in $10... °,
Here ‘are the most recent
‘winning. numbers, ° Jan. :7;

., 2157809, Dec. 81; 8277455;

Dec. 24;)-2818848, Dec. 17;

sell Kinsella’s furniture him: ';

self so the governme:
“get its: money .back.

‘Bennett said Monday.

Somewhere — nobody. will >
say where .'—~., sit’ several *
pieces of furniture ' that ‘no ©
‘one will describe. The room- :

ful has: cost. provincial ‘tax-

payers about $16,000 and the |

money will not be returned to
provincial coffers’ until the
furniture is sold. .

. B.C. Buildings Corp. man-
ager Maurice Cownden, who
checks
couple of months” :to see
whether a buyer has been
found, said he does not havea
list of the furnishings at

hand.

“Don’t ask me about: ie m

“every. muath or’

classes

couver.. will be sponsoring
two free classes next month,

‘A class called, Probating
an’ Estate, . will take place

Tuesday, Feb: 1 from 7 - 9°

p.m.'at Selkirk College. The
other’ class,“Autoplan and
ICBC, ‘will take: place Tues-
day, Feb. 8 at the same time
and location. To pre-register,

eall: Selkirk College at S65- -

- 1292.

, won't try to get back the ex-
tra. 50 cents later. ;

“. Assuming the bill is passed
within the . next: several
weeks, the: amount: on the
February cheques will drop

CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 19, 1983

ANNOUNCEMENT
The Service Department at Woodland:
Park Esso is now operated by. . .

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AGENDA: Election of Now Directors;
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