least two months before
Chatlain comes to trial and
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Sykora was wearing glass-

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nament and a series of ex-

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munity associations and
opening the board's annual
meeting to the public.
Klein, who didn’t attend
the news conference, went
into Friday’s board meeting
vowing that he would fight

He gave the shares and
directorship up before ac-
cepting his Olympics job. But
the former relationship and
the fact Pratt remains
friends with the firm's pres-

TOTS ON ICE . . . A young participant takes to the ice at the Castlegar Recreation for the meetings to be opened ident have created contro-

Complex for the Kiwanis

ate-a-thon held Saturday

LosNewsPhoto by Ryen Wilson

German swimmer sets
two world records

OFFENBACH, WEST
GERMANY (AFP) — West
German swimmer Michael
Gross, a double gold med.
allist at the 1984 Los Angeles
Summer Olympics, set two
world butterfly standards for
short-courses less than an
hour apart Saturday.

Gross, 20, won the 100- and
200-metre butterfly races in
world best time. His time for
the 100 was 52.90 seconds,
bettering the old mark of
53,17 first set by Swede Paer
Arvidsson in April 1961 and
equalled by Dan Thompson of
Toronto in March 1983.

Gross's time for the 200
was one minute 55.20 sec-
onds, improving his old mark
of 1:56.00 set in December
1983.

Lanamaeki said he did not
denounce Vainio before Los
Angeles because the runner
had just been divorced and
was in line for a new job as
manager of a resort village.

IBUSUKI, JAPAN (AP) —
Gary Koch, winner of the San
Diego Open and the Hill Bay
Classic, shot into the third.
round lead of the World Open
golf tournament Saturday
with a nine-under-par 207

On his way to a seven
under-par 67, Koth birdied
the second, ‘fourth, sixth,
10th and 16th ind eagied the
par-five holes over the 7,054.
yard, par-72 Ibusuki Golf
Club course. He started the
day five strokes off the pace

One stroke behind was

WINTERBERG, WEST
GERMANY (AP) — High
winds and driving rain forced
officials to cancel two runs of
a World Cup four-man bob-
sledcompetition Saturday.

The competition will be
decided by the two runs
scheduled for today.

TOULOUSE — FRANCE
(AP) — Defending champion
Heinz Gunthardt of Switzer-
land defeated top-seeded
Anders Jarryd of Sweden on
Saturday to move into the
final of ‘a $100,000 Volvo
Grand Prix tennis tourna-
ment against American Mark
Dickson.

Gunthardt, 25, stopped the
Swede, 36, 63, 63, while
Dickson, 24, dispatched teen
ager Michael Westphal of

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proval in principle Friday for

a special Olympic endowment
fund that has been estab-
lished to aid amateur sport
after the 1988 Winter Games.

Giants eye Chiefs

By The Press

With a National Football
League playoff berth loom
ing, New York Giants are
keeping a wary eye on Kan
sas City Chiefs, their foes
today.

“Tm just worried about
Kansas City, not anything
else,” said Giants coach Bill
Parcells. “They have guys
who can hurt you.

“(Carlos) Carson, (Henry)
Marshall and J.T. Smith all
are capable of making the
long play.”

Kansas City, 5-7 and last in
the American Football Con
ference West, made only one
long play against the Giants
in a 38-17 victory last year,
but Parcells remembers how
his team's mistakes contri
buted to the loss.

“They (Kansas City) inter
cepted a pass for a touch
down and they got another

a victory over Minnesota,
and San Francisco 49ers,
11-1, can wrap up the NFC
West with a victory over
New Orleans. Pittsburgh
Steelers, holding a two-game
lead over Cincinnati in the
AFC Central with a 6-6 mark,
are home to San Diego Char-
gers.

In the rest of the league,
it’s Indiannapolis at Los An-
geles Raiders, Los Angeles
Rams at Tampa Bay, Phil-
adelphia at St. Louis, Atlanta
at Cincinnati and Houston at
Cleveland.

On Monday night, New
York Jets are at Miami,
which clinched the AFC East
with New England's loss.

Kansas City has been
troubled by injuries this sea-
son. Running back Theotis
Brown is just returning from
an injury, but now the de
fence has problems with end

Gary Spani hobbling with leg
injuries.

Redskins quarterback Joe
Theismann needs 191 yards
to pass Sonny Jurgensen as
the team's all-time leading
passer. Theismann has
thrown for 2,354 yards and 17
touchdowns this season, and
he could have a good day
against the Buffalo sec-
ondary, which is allowing a
60-per-cent completion aver-
age to opposing quarter-
backs.

The Redskins, like the
Cowboys, were defeated last
week to help create the NFC
East tie, The Redskins logt
16-10 to Philadelphia, while
the Cowboys fell to Buffalo —
the Bills’ first victory of the
season.

The Seahawks and Broncos
will be playing the first of
two showdown games for the

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TRAVEL NOTES
TAKEN ON THE
ISLE OF EIRE

From the Charters’ occasional journals.

Dublin: Friday, Aug. 6 — This being our 18th
wedding anniversary, we splurged and went to the
dinner and cabarat at Jury's Hotel, which, like most
things in Eire, we found to be expensive.

‘That morning we had gone to Malahide Castle, a
family home for almost 800 years and while attractive, it
was incredibly creaky, and by comparison to most of the
other great homes and castles that we had visited in
England, Scotland and Wales, strangely bare.

In the afternoon we went for a tour around the
beautiful Dublin coastline and then by cab to St. Patrick's
Sathedral for evensong. The music was hauntingly
beautiful but, sadly, the congregation was scant

The evening at Jury's was a dress-up affair so all 50
of our tour group turned out in their best bib-and-tucker,
while our wonderful tour guide Maggie looked sharp and
attractive.

The dining room of Jury's must hold 600 patrons on
its two levels, and it was packed. Fortunately, we had a
good table — both for comfort and for a clear view of the
stage at the one end. The meal, too, was good, and served
with dispatch — essential ingredients to the enjoyment of
such a special oceasion. The star performer for the
evening, Irish comedian Hal Roach, Ireland's “King of
Blarney”, was backed up by a very competent group of
singers, dancers and harpists.

Up to this point my impression of Irish dancers
which had come from other concerts and TV programs
had been anything but favorable, for they seemed to me
to be frozen solid above the waist, activated by
marionette strings below and poker-faced to boot!

The dancers in this case, however, were beautifully
costumed, young, attractive and brimming with life — as
fine a group of youngsters as any I have seen —
particularly a very young, golden haired little girl and a
kilted young boy who almost stole the show from under
the nose of the star

Nearly all Irish entertainment, I am happy to report,
must include the Celtic harp — a four-foot tall, graceful
instrument with the most hauntingly melodious tones of
any instrument I know and whether played solo or
concert or as an accompaniment, it can thrill or make the
tears start; and when the harpists are young, beautifully
gowned women, often with the long, equally beautiful
titian (red-gold) hair that one so often sees in both Ireland
and Scotland, little more can be asked.

Hal Roach’s act is 80 per cent Irish and 20 per cent
American stand-up comedy. This means that the far
greater part is a self-mocking melange of half-truths and
fantasy in which near-truth is told as a merry joke and
fantasy given out as solemn gospel-truth. The great
problem is determining which is gospel and which
blarney

On the day following the cabaret we had intended
leaving Dublin for England, enroute to the ancient

nd so enthusiastically had booked every plane,

“But,” as Maggie had frequently observed, “this is
Ireland, and you will get used to it.”

However, we did manage to book a ferry for the
following day from the Dublin port of Dun
(pronounced Dun Leary). We had booked a hotel which
we were assured by the travel agent was just a stone's
throw from the port. “You'll be able to see the ferry
coming in,” she smiled.

I should be able to see so far! It was at least three
miles away and to see it I would have needed x-ray eyes
for the intervening hills, buildings and towers.

Of course, I should have known better. Maggie had
forewarned us of this possibility, as a joke, and I had
experienced a little of it earlier.

The Irish, Maggie told us in her beautiful brogue, are
a tender-hearted people, so rather than give you what
they feel may be a bit of bad news, for example, that your
desired destination by foot is five miles away, they will

Maggie told us the Irish area
tender-hearted people, so
rather than give bad news,

they break it to you gently.

break it to you gently. Thus, your first informant will say,
“You'll be after wantin’ to go to Ballingarry, will you? Oh,
it's not far. Just about a mile down that road. You'll have
no difficulty at all.”

When you have walked your mile with nothing in
sight, and ask for direction you will be given the same
reassuring instruction, and again, and again and again
until you reach Ballingarry, having been buoyed with
hope and reassurance, mile after mile, while your guides
can go their way with a free conscience. A good map is
a lot more impersonal, but a heck of a lot more certain.

The 32 hour “ocean trip” across the Irish Sea — fast
and efficient as it was — got a very Jow rating on the
tourist interest scale, since it was dbout as interesting as
a bus trip across the Canadian prairies at night — and as
confining — since the human tide toward England though
slowing, was still strong

The one advantage that the ferry did have was an
extensive and enthusiastically patronized duty-free
liquor shop, followed by a whistle-through customs shed
and portside train station. Ship-to-train, therefore, re-
quired only about 10 minutes of modest struggle.

The trouble was, that with all the holiday traffic and
other problems, the train was an 1'/: hours leaving for
Chester so that we arrived about mid-afternoon, a fact,
which severely cramped our visiting time in the city

However, once arrived, we were assisted in finding a
bread-and-breakfast close to the station, but had a good
lunch at The Witches Kettle recommended by the
landlady — and went at once to pay our respects to the
almost 1,000-year-old former Benedictine Chester Cathe
dral.

The city fathers, my journal notes, have done a
wonderful job on the city and have not only preserved
many of the famous historic places, such as the cathedral,
but have kept the city open, attractive and at the same
time, as natural as any I had seen.

Chester has character and appeal. The prices for
meals and particularly for staples were also much lower
than in Eire, particularly after that weekend, since the

Castlegar's two Beta Sig
ma Phi Sorority Chapters,
Alpha Phi and Xi Gamma
Rho, gathered at the Fireside
Place banquet room Nov. 4
for their annual fall banquet.

At this year’s affair, three
different ritual ceremonies
were performed honoring
particular members of both
chapters.

The pledge ritual was
given to five new members
joining the Alpha Phi, Ritual
of Jewels Chapter

Honored were: Kathy
Markin, Rose Meyer, Cindy
Rowe, Heather Scott, and
Diane Welychko.

Also pledged was Adele
Parnell, who was unable to
attend the ceremony

Each of the pledges was
given a long stem yellow rose
and their Ritual of Jewels
pin.

PLEDGE RITUAL . . . New members joinin:
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority took pledge ritual
at ennual fall banquet recently. Taking pledges were

Sorority hol

Alpha Phi

The ritual of affirmation
followed, performed for Ver
ona Walker and ‘Suzanne

(from left) Diane Welychko, Heather Scott

Rose

Meyer, Cindy Rowe and Kathy Markin. Missing trom

photo is Adele Parnell

ds banquet

and Irene Pater of Alpha Phi,

were recognized for last

year's perfect attendance.
Barb D and Suz

bury, who fl
their first full year in the
Ritual of Jewels Chapter
These two members also
each received a yellow rose.

The third ritual, the exem
plar ritual, was performed
for Helen Nielsen, Gnanam
Govender, Irene Pater, Mar
rianna Sharp, and Lynne La
londe.

These women have just
graduated from the Rituals of
Jewels degree to the Exem
plar degree and are now all
members of Xi Gamma Rho.

Following the ritual cere.
monies, the two chapters
shared a meal and then car.
ried out award presentations.

Eileen Akselson, Barb
Dusseault, Suzanne Carter,
and Mary Hunter of Xi Gam
ma Rho, and Marie Phillips

anne Carter of Xi Gamma
Rho and Bonnie Cundy of
Alpha Phi were also awarded

for the programs they pre-
pared and presented to their
chapters.

The evening ended with
the closing ritual and all of
the sisters held hands for the
Mizpah.

Six attend annual

hospital

Six representatives from
Castlegar and District Hos
pital joined about 300 other
registrants for the B.C.
Health Association's annual
Trustee Orientation and Con
tinuing Education Program
in Vancouver, Nov. 810.

Those registered from
Castlegar included: admin
istrator Ken Talarico, board
chairman Carl Henne, and
trustees Marilyn Mathieson,

program

Teena Leitch, J. Voykin and
Inga Lamont

Health Minister Jim Niel-
sen gave the address at the
opening plenary session
Former Health Minister Rafe
Mair closed the conference.

Another plenary speaker
was Bob Robertson, politics!
humorist, writer and bropd-
caster who spoke on “Today's
Social and Political Issues.”

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