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Local Cossacks Goin Voluoble Experience

Trail Wins Thanksgiving

Tourney

By Jerem:

‘The Trail Sonal  Rughy
Club hosted a tournament on
the Thanksgiving weekend,

/with teams from Ritzville,
Washington State University
(Pullman), Douglas College,
Rutland, Trail and Castlegar.
- The tournament was well
organized and included a
‘Thanksgiving lunch for players
and their famitles. Trail, being
the perfect host, showed great
finesse in winning the tourna-,
ment with two wins and one

raw.

The Cossacks squared off
against Washington State Uni-
versity and held them to a

” scoreless draw in the first half.
Penalties, and the superior size *

of Washington, proved a bit
much for the Cossacks as we

allowed them to score 16 un-
answered points in the second
half.

Our second game was
against Ritzville who had tied
‘Trail on Sunday. This was our
best showing as we managed to
snatch defeat from the jaws of .
victory by allowing them to
kick two penalties, the final

‘score being 12 to 6 in Ritzville’s

favor. Pat Post scored for
Castlegar, diving in from the
five yard line, and Lonnie
Powell kicked the two point
conversion,

Qur third game against
Rutland was frustrating. In-
experience cost us a couple of
penalties that Rutland scored
on and while our. offence
showed some spirit, we couldn't
finish off our scoring opportunt-

Selkirk Field Hockey

Fay Fodor provided most
of the firepower during the
weekend as Selkirk College's
women’s field hockey team won
all three games it played,

Her hat trick was the dif-
ference in a 3-0 win over Cran-

brook. One goal by Fay and
another by Theresa McGauley
toppled Windermere, 2.0.

Selkirk nipped Stanley
Humphries Secondary Schoo!
1-0 and again it was Fay Fodor
who beat the goalie.

Views from Recreation
Director Pat Metge

“A reminder to badminton
there are present-

Notes from Costlegor Golf Course

Perehudoff Continues. Winner

By Jobn Dalziel

’ This. business of. catching
up is getting to be quite the
thing. Last weekend it was
brought to my attention that I
had never said anything about
the results of the club champi-
onship. This was so and I had to
do omens about it so here

3 et Now that he had broken
the ice, Bill Perehudoff looks as
though he is going to make a
habit of winning the big one.
This year he beat out Otto
Walker in the final and I under-
stand it was quite a battle.

In the .Championship”

Consolation it was Nick Ogloff
over cross-handed Howard Bird
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‘and it was @ real go as w .
Ernie Carkner won out over
Stosh Uchida in the First Flight
Final; Corky Berg over Dave
Hiebert in the Second Flight
and Grant Reed over Alf Hen-
shaw in the Third Flight,

T understand that there
was a scheme on tap to have the
various flight winners play off
but it is rather doubtful if the
weather will last long enough to
permit this to happen,

Iplayed a round on Sunday
and, while the sun was shining
and the sky was cloudless,
there was a wind blowing that
had a real chilly nip in it. Looks
like the beginning of the end.

Of course there is that big

, season wind up tournament,

the Tombstone, to be run off.
That will take place this week-
end with the Men's play on
Saturday and the Mixed on
Sunday. It is real fun to play

-round the course and see where

all the previous players have
finished up while hoping
against hope that you will last
out. This could be the last gasp

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so why not make real effort to
be there and have a final good
time.

Last Wednesday a few of
the hardier Seniors landed up
at the course when you couldn't

see 50-feet ahead. for the fog.”

NaturciJy this put a kibosh on a
regular round but about a
dozen of us played around the
putting green with Ernie Cark-
ner coming out on top. Poor

“Ernie, he had a doctors ap-

pointment for that afternoon
and as a result of that has been
spending a few days in hospital.
Hope that it doesn't last too
long Ernie and that you sodn
will be back to your usual good
health again.

Television
Growth

Phenomenal
The growth of television

Even the Men's Night later
that same day showed the ef-
fect of the fall weather. Only
27 intrepid. golfers showed up
but they enjoyed a good round
of Low Net golf. I have no
details of who ran the event but
five balls were -handed out.

Big winner was Corky
Berg with a nice 32. Mike
Kurnoff was right behind with
33 while Otto Walker Jr. had
34, Alex Lutz and Stan Part-
ridge rounded out the winners
with 35. Incidentally, Alex
practically ‘accused me of cal-
ling him a sandbagger but that
is not. so, All he does is
asphyxiate any and all who
come near him with those cheap
cigars he smokes,

Another item brought to

ly two nights of badminton
which you may participate in.
The Adult Club,

sure that you will find that
there are a number of courses
which were not offered this
term but which you would have
been in. For a guide

‘ties, Rutland took advantage of
our: defensive mistakes and
scored three converted tries

“and one unconverted try. The

final score was 27 to 0.

‘This tournament, one with-
out sny chippy play, gave our.
club valuable experience that
looks , well for the spring,

Castlegar's ‘nat! game this
fall wilt take place this Satur.
day at Ealey Park against Trl
Colonials.

Community volleyball oy
tinuds at Stanley Humphries on
Mondays.

‘Women ‘interested in play-
ing community basketball ‘for

especially for the high school
members who look forward to
the B,C. high school provincials
in May.

the Cossacks are welcome to
attend a meeting at Stanley
Humphries tonight. or phone
Jeremy Palmer.

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Anceal Banquet & Dance
Friday Oct. 29, at the
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tails 6:30: - 7:30
pe “Dinner: 7:30
é\ There will be trophy Presentations
Entertainment & Dancing 9-1
Ali Members & Guests Welcome
Single $6.00 Couple $15
Advance tickets available at Castlegar Drug,

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help us by buying your tickets by Oct. 25.

under the direction of Gordon
Gray, meets on Wednesdays
and Fridays at Kinnaird Junior
Secondary School.” \ ©
This clubis designed for all
levels of competition. Persons
may participate in a relaxing
fun game or take on a more
serious competitor in a chal-
lenge game. Both doubles and
singles are played.
eo 8 8

There is still plenty of mini
ice available to any person who
wants to book it for the season.
Persons interested in booking
may do so by calling the
Recreation Office. Ice is avail-
able late afternoon and -eve-
nings on weekdays and anytime
on Saturday and Sunday.

eee

A forther reminder, the
Blueberry Creek Recreation
dance is to be held in the hall of
the Castlegar and District
Community Centre Nov. 6. For
an evening of dancing and

ry tourna-
ment, sponsored by the B.C.
Interior Greenskeepers As-
sociation, which was held in
Osoyoos recently, Attending
from our club was our genial
Nid i

has been truly
Compare it, for example, to
the spread of telephones and
automobiles.
Although the telephone
was invented in 1861, the auto
in 1885 and TV in 1926, there

+ are now 364 million TV sets

distributed throughout the
world. There are 360 million __
telephones and 300 million cars.

‘The greatest disparity is in
the Soviet Union, which boasts
60 million TV sets but only 15
million phones and fewer than
seven million autos.

You Don't Have to be
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fo Appreciate the quality
and Cutting Ability of

Pioneer Chain Saws!

by Pro Denny McArthur, Dick
Wayling and Trig Kardaal. Not
only did. Nick carry ‘off Low
Gross honors but the four of

them finished first in the team ©

competition.

No doubt about it, Castle-
gar golfers are making their
mark in much wider spheres
Fs, than we ever dreamed of when
we Pinyed on the old sand

Dates have been set for the’
annual meeting and the big
wind up social and dance and I
will have more to say about
these events next week.

In the meantime it is good
to.see a start made on the
second half of the new club-
house roof. There is still lots of
room for real swingers (ham-
mer that is) so how about
getting up there and doing your
stuff? Don’t be leaving it all to
the faithful few who have done
so much already. Phone Bud
and make him feel good. See
you on the links.

this event should be
marked on your calender,
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+ Castlegar Rebels next
home game will be this evening
when they take on Nelson
Junior Maple Leafs. Already
the club is progressing along at
a rapid clip and have only 17
home games before the
schedule closes.

. «

Today is also the start of
our adult art classes under the
direction of Julie Oudes. We
still have room in the class for
any person who wishes to learn
the techniques of drawing and
painting. |

*

‘Auathee event scheduled *

today is the Selkirk Valley Girls
general softball meeting which
is open to any interested per-
sons who want to see girls’
softball advanced in the com-
munity, It is an evening meet-
ing and will be held in the
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School. The executive is asking.
for a good turnout so that plans
for the 1977 season can be ar-

janee

* Now *ihat all” our fall
programs are underway, 1 am

in our winter pi give
the Recreation Oiffice a call
8

This week’ and‘next sees *
two nationally certified clinics”
being held in Castlegar.

Selkirk College, in con-
junction with the leisure ser-
vices branch, will be holding a
coaching development program
at the college gym. This course ..
will be held tomorrow through
into Sunday.

‘The purpose of this pro-
gram is to provide amateur
‘coaches with an opportunity to
receive formal training in the
art and science of coaching, im-
prove leadership skills, up-
grade coaching knowledge and
expertise and obtain recogni-
tion through accredited cer-
tification. For further informa-
tion contact the athletic de-
partment at Selkirk College.

A national referees certifi-
cation program for Levels I and
IlLis scheduled for the Castlegar
and District Arena and Com-
munity Centre Oct, 26 and 28.
Any referee who wishes to be-
come involved in the refereeing
Program must. attend this
clinic, Both nights will be held
off the ice therefore skates are
not required.

‘This clinic is being spon-

sored by the Castlegar and
District Minor Hockey Associa-
tion which is desperately in
need of adults who wish to be-
conie involved in the refereeing

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Rilke Coliier, Pail Ruibaba, Terry Dail, Brian Salthera,
Steve! Poohachoff, Den Davies, John Orr and Jeremy

Palmer,

‘The Castlegar Rebels held
the winning streak for the fifth
game of the season when they.
hosted the Grand Forks Border
Bruins last week with a 10-4

‘The Bruins opened up the

* scoring ‘early. ‘in the ” first,

singles going to Riek Riley and

Wayne Quiring. ‘The: Rebels’.
‘

Bruno, Tassone found the

Castlegar Rebels’ Winning Streck. Broken

One Win, Two Loses and a Tie.

with only. three minutes left to’:

end the”
B

jtertea 21 for the -

ruins, *

Gory “Quiring of the
Bruins scored two goals in the
second and third periods while :

“Badminton. Season
‘Now Getting Underway

‘ What*is hoped will ‘be a

very successful season of senior
badminton got under way this
“month at KJSS gym; So, fae the.

1976-77'.season has “been
‘elected, with-Gordon Gray. as.
president, Bob. White. vice-

-president, Irene’ Perepolkin

secretary, treasurer and:a new.
position opened this year for
tournament director. This will
-be filled by Bill Perepolkin.
‘The club is hoping toibe
able to interest other area clubs
- toset up a league to create new.

interest. Plans are being made

‘to. have ; club: and *inter-club
tournaments thrush the
year.

" The play for. tomorrow.
night has been cancelled and is
rescheduled for’ the following
‘Thursday at Stanley Hum-
phries gym.

} came on’ strong

} Gerry, Dyck, faced. 30

“ATTENTION

CURLERS

‘Curling | wi ill commence
November Ist, 1976. Anyone interested
in: curling this season please enter: :
your name a ih one of the folewirs

ladies — Marg Von Yzerioo 365-7163.
Mixed — Tom McGovley 365-8370
Retirees — Jobn Dabzie! 365-7374

For further i infor
Phone the Curling Rink 365-6666.

Bozek, Doug Oishi and Ken
Schisler for two each and Bruno
‘Tassone, Geoff Yule and “A.
Verigin ‘picking « up ‘singles.
Assists went ‘to Connatty,

*ghots' while ‘the Bruins: goalie

faced 86. Penalties were nine
for Grand Forks ‘and seven to

the’ Rebels.

The next two games the
Rebels went down in defeat to
Trail Jr. Smokies by a score of
8-2 on home ice on Saturday.
‘and\to the Flames in Spokane
8-5 on Sunday: Trail Jr.
} Smokies held the Rebels score-
© Jess into the third period before

a foll house of cheering fans.

Trail picked up_a goal in
each period when the Rebels
and caught
Vianich tapping: for two fast
goals by Geoff Yule and Doug
© Oishi scoring within 48 seconds
of each’ other in the third.

With, six. attackera-in the.
last minute the Rebels kept the.
‘Jr. Smokies scrambling but
failed to score to end the game
;} $2... The Rebels’ evaltender
:shots
while Vianich: was:; peppered:
‘with 52. Trail Ira. picked up 14
penalties to the Rebels nine.

On Sunday in Spokane the ;

Rebels opened up the scoring in
the firat period for a goal from
Gord Pace but the Flames came-
back with a goal to tle it up 1-1.

ran but_with injuries to the’
team, the Flames managed to
_.pop two in to keep it tied.

ve to
Jgamo 8-5. With’ A: Veri
gee Gs ees guns aa

‘B. Verigin picking pp stitches in

© the first period of the game, the

"Rebels: were short handed ‘0

jefence,
Single goals went to Pate

Kirby, Tasso, Bozek) ‘and

ts wore two each,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 21, 1976

Local Bowling Results

Mon, Night Mixed 7-8 pan.
LHS Annette Waywood
et LHT Annette Waywood

oe Darry! Rourke 837.
MHT Darryl Rourke 878,

'THS Tidy Bowlers 1111,
THT Tidy Bowlers $225.

Team Points: Tidy Bowl-
ers 4, Lucky-2s 0, Screwhalls 4,
Olympics 0, Plus-4s :4,. Sun-
shiners 0, -

Other 600's: Ed Waywood
623, Len Donald .680,' John
Adams'664, Dave Calder. 786,
Tues. Mot
Break .(Oct. 5)

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth |

_ 252, LHT Eleanor Holdsworth

611.

THS Moffots 865. : THT
Muffets 2479,

Team Points: Cheerios 4, -
Muffets 4, Mugs 8, Pincurlers 0,. |
Take Five'1, Wheaties 0.

Other 600's: ‘Britt Edblad

600.
* ‘Tues, Alternoon Ladies—1 p.m.

LHS Dot Tipping 255, LHT
Dot Tipping 668.

THS Super Valu 877. THT.
Super Valu 2584,

Team Points: Super Valu
18 1/2, Central Foods 11,
Boundary Electric 10 1/2,
Lucky Five 5, Castlegar Drugs

i 4, Cameo Beauty Salon 4,

Other 600's: Elaine Martin
628.

| Tues, Night Mixed 79 pm.

LHS Kay: Adshead 239.
LHT Kay Adshead 653.
+>» MHS Matt Rohn 263, MHT
eae Baha ‘716.

Regulars 989. THT
pete 2805,

‘Team Points: Dingbats 4,
Misfits 0, Alleycats 1, Regulars
4, Screwballs 0, Columbia5 3.

Other 600's: Larry Olson
684, Marvin LeRoy 617.

Tues, Night Mixed 9-11 pn.

(Oct. 12)

‘Brune Tassone

for Gorkoff and Geoff Yule and’
singles to Oishi, B. Verigin and

“Ken: Schisler. ‘The Flames

le. faced 29 shots while G.

“Dyek for the Rebels in his

‘second scsaleh game in net

stopped 38.
"Tho Rebels host the Nelson

“Jr. Leafs on Thursday night,
nn 'then on Saturday the Rebels
will be away ta meet the Kim--

berley Knights and on Sunday
they will, play the Fernie
Sabres.

“Beet tor the. Freezer

Now is the time to stock

the freezer. Beef prices are at
the lowest expected for‘some-
time. These lower beef prices

‘are. largely ‘a result of sub---

lower: prices. for

slaughter cattle which, in turn, | -

reflect: the - heavily.
‘volumes of cattle marketings.

Grade A slaughter cattle”

prices have begun to. show.
signs of recovery and it is ex-
pected that consumers will soon
be paying more for beef than
the current ‘bargain’ levels.
. If your budget will take it,
y extra. large, roasts’ and
rake casseroles and meat pies
and freeze them/for later use.
When deciding on the cut
‘of meat to be purchased con-
sider the ‘number of edible
portions and the shape of the
visible bone.
., Fat,-bone and_gristle are
not’ edible, but you pay the

_< same price for,them, so choose

cuts with the least non-edible
Portions.
In comparing two cuts that

~ have bone, you'll find that mest

with a round bone’ is usually

tougher than' a long or flat”
** bone, because round bones are

cross-sections of the leg mus-,

“eles that get the most use on

the animal.

LHS Erma Mykyte 241.
MHT Erma Mykyte 631.
+. * MHS Orlando Vecchio $14.
MHT Orlando Vecchio 771
THS | Live-S | 1089.

Live-5 2991.

Team Points: Rowdy Rush-
ins 3 1/2, Headpins 2, Live-6 3,
M.O.7.S.

682, Dwi :
Webster, 627,.Walter.Kanigan
613, Carol Vecehio 602.

THS Model chee? 996. THT
Model Tees 2641,

{Team Points: Chevys 1,
Model Tees 8, Bobeats
Ramblers 2, T-Birds 0, Ka.
wasaki 4.

Wed. hight Ledies—Cut-Rate
(Oct, 18}.

LHS Dot Tipping 208. LHT.
Fran Moffat 562.

THS Woodpeckers B16.
THT. Woodpeckers 2408, |

Team Points: Budgies 3,
Canaries 2, Eagles 0, Parrots 2,
Swallows 1, Woodpeckers 4.
Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 pan.

‘LHS Shirley’ Barton 299,
LHT Shirley Barton 669.

‘MHS> Pat Shlakoff 265.
MHT Pat Shlakoff 652.

THS Roxy Rollers 1006.
THT Sparrows 2777.

Team Points: Sparrows 3,

Flukey Five 1, Square Balls 3, |

Sports 1,
Rollers

‘Tired Five 1, Roxy
3

peated 600's: Robin Dalziel

Ther. sphere Ladies

LHS) Myrna “Wesley 264.
LHT Myrna Wesley 630.

‘THS Lions 839. THT Chip-

munks 2405,
Team Points: Teddybears
9, Beavers. 3, Chipmunks 3,
Lions '1, Squirrels 1, Minks 1.
Other -600's: Joan Hum-
phry 614,
Thurs. ‘Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy. Rollers

LHS Bonnie White 204,

‘Team Points: Hooters 4,
Screamers, Groaners 1, Wail-

LHT. Linda “Miller and. Carol
Veeehio 585.

{MHS Darrel. Rourke’ 811.
MHT. Darrel Rourke 756.

THT -

2 Readhogs 1/2,
© Nighthawks 1, :
Other.: 600's:

THS Misfits 1235, THT.
R-T's 3216,

‘Team Points: Avengers “i
Early Risers 0, R-T’s)3, All
Stars 4, Stand Bys 1, Misfits "
Dynamiters 0, Cannon Balls 3,
Robson Rollers 0, Anything
Goes SH Alley Cats 1, Chal-
lengers

Other 2800's: Orlando Vec-
chlo 804.

Other 600's: Dennis Cher-
nenkoff 721, Quinto Maida 685,
Larry Olson 678, Orlando Vec-
chio 674, Mario Carpino nt

i

Davi 635, Marvin: Wood 614,
Lane, Webster 613. u

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Oct.\1)

LHS: Erma Mykyte 238.
LHT Erma Mykyte 606.

MHS: John ‘ Paulacn ° 239.
MHT John Paulson 606,

» -THS Lamp Lighters 936,
‘THT Super, Stars 2605.

Team Points: Mischiefs 5,
Super Stara 6, Trainees 6, Five
Pennies 4, Road Runners 3,
Lamp Lighters 2.

Other 600's: Garry Rayner

600.
Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Erma Mykyte 227.
Erma

Mykyte 654.
+MHS Darrel Rourke 300.
MHT: Darrel Rourke 707.05:
seen Super, Stars 1021.
THT. Super Stars 2787.
Team Points: Road Run-
ners 4, Five Pennies 0, Super

“Stars 2, Lamp Lighters 2, Mis-

chiefs 8, Trainees 1.

Other 600's: John Paulson :

os Robin Dalziel 620, Rot

[cIntyre 605, Garry Rayner 4

re Al Cummings 601.
Selkirk Splits
Hockey Games

In Friday's Play .

Selkirk College dropped
Okanagan College of Kelowna
10-6 last’ Friday night in an
exhibition hockey. game. in
Castlegar then lost to the same
team 7-4 the next night

bn > aff potted two’ geals each for
Sellick i ‘helt Friday.’ win, :
while Joe Kambeck and John

Goodwin each had one.

Okanagan and Ron Bigeler and

Daa Kilburn rounded out the

ig. Glen Grigg assisted on

three Selkirk goals in’ that
me.

Saturdays Darryl Ram-~

boyd ‘had two goals and two
assists to eed Okanagan past
Selkirk. Earl Morris and Mault-
man also had two each with the

remaining tally coming from
‘Bigeler.

Scoring for Selkirk were.

Grigg, Allingham, Joe Trem-
blay and Alex Josufatow. Hicks
had two assists. Okanagan took
12 minutes in penalties in the
game, and Selkirk picked Ar ©
minutes, including. three » 1

minute misconducts and =

game misconduct.

Fri, Night Mixed'8-11 p.m.
< LHS) Annette. Waywood

220, LHT Annette Waywood »
589,

MHS Ed Waywood 264,
MHT Ed Waywood, 689,

'THS 100 or Bust 968, THT
Challengers 2637.

Team Points: Mean
Machines 0, Outsiders 4, 100 or
Bust'1, Roll-Ur-Owns 4, Chal-
Iengers 8, Alley Brats 0.

‘Other 600's: Jinx Peel 605,

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BINDING INSPECTION
lubrication. Machine Testing

BINDING MOUNTING...

. For any Binding Service, . lease pen
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High Country Ski Shop

Located in the pare teed Inn, Red Mtn.

Visit. our’ SUNK DISPLAY! old TVs chassis; radios, appliances, parts, ‘ete, eae
many specials” $2.00 00’ each
In addition’ our regular telephone number 365-5351, we have added ‘a ‘special if
SERVICE. LINE 365-3611. Call this number for.prompt, efficient service by: Gov't.
certified technicians to: any. type oftelectronic equipment

* WE. Also SERVICE ELECTRON Ic ORGANS

‘Many Models
In Stock Nowl

MONASHEE
. Sporting Equipment

365-3181

1400. Columbia