CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, October 17,1975 Basketball Monkeyshiners Here Wednesday

we Clowns to Perform at Stanley Humphries

Six-Foot-Four Bob Harrell te One of the World Famous Harlem Clowns to Appear Wedoesday, at SHSS

Ladies Golf
Comes to End-

\ Of Its Season

By Clarice McKinnon

Eighteen ladies turned up
amid the fog for our closing day
at the Castlegar and District
Golf Course,

The three winners of a.

scramble competition were
Norma McDonald, Alice Shutek
and Jean .Wickett, The money
from the ladies’ day competi-
tion was turned in by captain
Clarice McKinnon to ‘purchase
chairs lor the clubhouse. Denny.
also donated the money from
the eclectric competition,

The annual meeting will be
held on Oct, 27 at 8 p.m. at.the
home of Jean Wickett, Please

“co-operate with your nominat-

Recreation News by Pat Metge

Selkirk College vs Beaver Valley Tonight

With Minor Hockey Schools7?
having come to a close, sched-
ules are éompleted for regular
league play: which is’ now
underway.

To continue to upgrade all
persons ‘involved in. Minor

ey, a referees’ clinic was
eld ce ‘Tuesday of last week
and again last night.

In. what vis commonly

Castlegar News

SPORTS

ee you should take in this

. .
Once ‘again we are asking

there is
presently one female who is
offering her services as an
official. It would be nice to see a
larger numberof the fair sex
take part in the system.
Continuing with hockey,
we see that Selkirk College will
be hosting Beaver Valley to-

Biecraes Workshop togive
the Recreation Office a call.
To better familiarize your:
self with the craft of Batik I
might. just say Batik is an
ancient craft which still enjoys
popularity because it can be
done at home with inexpensive

a Batik or

ing committee when you are

night at the Castlegar Arena,
asked to hold-office.

a materials, wax cloth and dyes.
For an entertaining brand of

‘A colorful variety of articles

CITY CENTRE DINING ROOM

91 Mala Street,, Castlegar
Annonces Bae .
Weekend Specials
for the Month of October

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS ONLY.
: 4 pm. to 10 p.m.
(Closed Mondays)

A SPECIAL CANDLELIT DINNER FOR TWO
— Our own Homemade Bread (individual loaves)
Served Hot at Your Table
— Fresh Crisp Salad. with your choice of Dressing
— Vegetables and Baked Potaioes with Sour Cream

— Charsbroiled Sirloin Steaks ‘
1 2 a 95

— Ve Ure of Wine
We are pleased to announce that we have extended our Menu to name
a few: ‘
@ A very popular ‘Steak and Fantall shiimp
© Roast Beef smothered in Gravy
@ Steak and Lobster served with our own Garlic Butter Sauce
@ And More Mouthwetering Dishes
“ @. Homemade Pies and Cakes and Surprite Desserts

Reserve Now! 365-3434

oa To complete a very salisfying meal
“@ Our Own Special Recipe for Spanish Coffee is a delight to All
—~ BANQUET’ & CLUB FACILITIES AVAILABLE —

an be made such as purses,
‘wall hangings, stuffed toys‘ or
scarves.

Our instructor is a profes-
sional Batik artist from Vahi
Studios in Fauquier. -What
better way to make Unique and
personal Christmas gifts this
year and learn a craft you can
do at home as well. This
workshop will be held in the
Castlegar Arena Hall on Oct.
31 and Nov. 1 and 2. Deadline
for registration is this coming
Wednesday.

.

Due to lots of effort by a
few of the ladies in Robson,
they will now be° playing
volleyball in Robson on Wed-
nesday evenings. Persons wish-

ing further information may *
“give us a call.
.

.
Presently plans are being

Basketball monkoyshinest”

‘That's what local fans will
see whon the world famous
Harlem Clowns bring their
fantantic show to the Stanley
Humphries’ Sceondary School
ymnaalioy ‘on the dato of Oct
22 at 8 p.

‘The Fatobe: trotting Clowns
have been criss-crossing the
United Statos apd Canadian
pravinees as well as the rest of
the world, for more‘ than 40
years, #

For folks who like laughs
with their sports, the Harlem

Clowns have all the answers.,

From the time they take the
Moor to the tune of their theme
song, “Sweet Georgia Brown”
until the grand finale."baseball
game" the Clowns are working

thelr hardest to combine fancy
ball handling and shooting with -
both planned and spontancous ,

humor.

In thelr long history, the
Clowns have played mostly for
high schools, with their games

‘usually. sponsored by the Lel-
-lermen’s Club, Associated Stu-
dent Body, Key Club, PTA and
Girls’: League.

Locally they are sponsored
by’ the. Stanley Humphries
Athletic Council as a fund;
raising pfoject for the present
school year.

Opponents have as much
fun as the Clowns—because
owner Al Pultins insists that his
players “keep the game inter-
esting". Often the Clowns pur-
pésely pass up scoring’ oppor-
tunities and even toss the ball
into the wrong “bucket” now
arid then,

And the fans never tire
watching the Clowns—they

come back year alter year and
always there is a capacity
audience out to watch them,

‘Red Cross Royal Life Saving
Instructors Course Scheduled

Experienced Red Cross
awimmers who would like to
become instructors are invited

| to register for a Red Cross and

Royal Life Saving Society in-
atructor school which starts
Oct, 31 in Nelson,

‘The atx day course will be
held at the Nelson and District
Aquatic Centre,

Successful candidates will
be certified as instructors for
both the Royal Life Saving
Society and the Red Cross
Water Safety Service, and will
be qualified to teach in their
community's aquatie program.

SHSS Sports

Soccer Teams Performing Well

By Doug Veyscy

Last weekend our soccer
team hosted a tournament at
SHSS, involving teams from

Nelson, Trail, Rossland, Na- ,

kusp, and SHSS, Our team
showed great poise in defeating
Trail 32, on goals by Mario
Baff, Roland Remperman and
Tony Rego, and nosed by
Rossland 1-0 on a penalty shot:
by, Mario Batt. [a
.¢Bruno Tassone played a

+ strong defensive game for

Stanley Humphries,

On Friday, our senior boys
volleyball team travelled‘ to
Nelson and played in an exhibi-
tion tournament, with teams
entered from LVR, Salmo,
‘Trail, Grand Forks, Mt. Sen-
tinel and SHSS..-

First, we defeated Grand
Forks in two sets, and then
played Boundary Central, beat-
ing them in two sels, Next, we
played ‘Trail (Crowe) and. de-

feated them'in two straight”

sets. In the ‘final we were
topped by Nelson, also in two
sets... 3

The senior girls field hoc:
key team continues to have a

_ successful season, In the league

game against ‘Trall on Monday,
the Ri

for t
of the new sports complex. To
better providea wide variety of
activities, we, as a Recreation
Commission, are interested in
any special events you might

like to see in the new complex.
If you. have a particular pro?

gram, event, project or happen

ing give us. call and we will try.

to accommodate you.
earacars

Reminders of the following
upcoming events; the rummage
sale Oct. 24 and 25, which is
sponsored by the Women’s
Auxiliary to the Castlegar
District Hospital, and the fall
bazaar Oct. 25 at the Catholic
Centre, which is sponsored by
St. Joseph's Catholic Women's
League. *

with an
“00 vietory. Thursday ‘they

travelled to L: V. Rogers for a
grudge match against the team
that had’ previously beaten
them 10,

‘That loss was the first time
in four years that.a West
Kootenay team had defeated
the Rockettes, so the Rockettes
were out to‘even the score.
Verona Bozek scored twige to
give the team 4/20 victory.
Corrinne. McGauley did a ‘fine
fob on the right wing. :

The ‘junior. Rockettes ‘are
having some tough games with,
Beaver Valley. The first game,
in Beaver Valley, ended in a 22
tie. ‘The opponents returned to
SHSS on Wednesday, and the’
score ended in a 1-J tie.)

RED CROSS

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC

Wednesday, October 29
LEGION HALL

2PM. to 5 PM,

(Note Change of: Location)

7 P.M. to 9:30 P.M,

Candidates must. be at
least 17 years of age and must

shold the Red Cross Water

Safely leader award. Candi-
dates over 20 years of age who
do not hold the leader award
may apply as mature students
if they hold a current bronze
medallion.

PF oe

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Pre-Seaton Discount Continues

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Phone. 365-31 31

Castlegar

a

Castlegar and District Curling Club

LOCAL MIXED BONSPIEL

October 24th, 25th and 26th, 1975, :
B-end games 3 events. §.
DANCE — OCTOBER 25th
Entry Fee — $20.00 a rink
Limit — 24 rinks, «
Enter your rink now — 365-6666 '

Free ice will be available ‘on Saturday
morings until Christmas for practice curling for
members. Quelified instructors will be’ in ‘attend.
ance to give instructions to new cyrlers: or’ to
curlers wishing to improve thelr game. |

For further information phone the Citing
Rink at 365-6666,

‘Allventdidatse aay
register. Forms are available
by calling or writing B

Water Safety Service, 4750 Oak
St., Vancouver, B.C. V6H 2N9;
or Cecil Wolverton, Aquatic
Director, 719 Vernon St., Nel-
son, B.C, VIL 4G3

‘The Rockettes outplayed
Beaver Valley, but were too
anxious and missed many’ scor-
ing opportunilies.. Lori Price,
the top scorer: for the Rock-
ettes, scored the only goal and
Sharon Plotaikoff broke up
several of their’ offensive
rives.

‘The team played its best

game of thejseason against An'™'|:
acy older and mora.experienced L!

V. Rogers team. The final score
was 3-1 for the Rockettes. | *

Sharlene Martini showed -

some of the leadership she is so’
capable of by controlling the
play and changing it from one
side of the field to the-other.

NOTICE
OF PUBLIC MEETING:
ON es
"CAREFREE".

A community enterprise
Existing history
Hts present position a
ts future and what secondary industry
means to the Castlegar area :

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“Tuesday, October 21 uke

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= West Koofenay All. Star Soccer

* Tantewey to be Held Saturday .

‘The Weat ‘Kootena 1975
AMl-Star'Boccer Tournament
will be held in Castlegar on
Saturday, Oct, 18 with particl-
pating teams from Rossland,
Nelson, Genelle and Castlegar,
Division 2 (19-15 years) will be
sompeting for the B.C, Mason

Games will start at 10 a.m.’
at Stanley Humphries Second-
ary Set School soccer fleld, and will i

contigue until the Presentation

of trophies at 6 p.m. A.

turnout, by parents and friends

is encouraged to booat the bo:

morale and enliven the games,
Schedule

iby John Datel
Last week proved to be

season up at the local links. I
auppose the threatened onset of
colder weather may have had
‘something to do with this;-
everyone eager for one Inst

le
Nelson- Genelle 10.00 a.m,
Rossland: Castlegar 11.00a.m.
Nelson: Castlegar
” Genelle- Rossland

Nelson: Rossland

Genelle- Castlegar

shape.
It won't be too long before

4.00 p.m. we will be playing to temporary

‘Local ‘Bowling Results .

greens and the fairways will be
assuming their winter coats,
making golf not, quite as
attractive, except to the rabid
thuslast :

Moa. Night Mixed 7-9 pan,

LHS Annette Bouchard
300. LHT Annette Bouchard
875. di

RS Marvin Hood 278.

MHT/ Marvin’ Hood 664.

“PHS Lucky 6's 1097, THT
Lucky 6's 2673,

Team Points:

a Other 600s: Matt Rohn

‘Team Points: Nighthawks
8, Rowdy Rushins 4, 7/11's 1,
Rosdhoge 0, Headpins 1 Live 6

‘Last Wednesday's Men's
Night saw'a sharply reduced
number of participants as only
28.showed up. The game was.
Low Net and a total of seven
74 re ‘fay A smandes 608, Jim balls were handed out. Fs

winners were: D.
wasn Nike I Ladies Cut-Rate

2, Misfires 2, Mishaps 1, apes
3, Lucky 5's 3, Screwbal
Other 600's: Len td,
Don Rosler, Fran Marshall,
Marv Wood.”
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
LHS Dot Sutton 240. LHT
Dot Sutton 661.

MHS Dana Toews 308.; 618, Irene Conroy 609.

MHT.Dana Toews 734.

;THS Left Overs 955, THT
Left Overs 2704,

Team Points: Left Overs 4,
Interior Wiezels 3, Team 3 - 0,
Spares 3, Head Pins 1, All Stars

1

. Dther.600's: Bud Hall 660,
Elsie Rysen 607.
‘Tues. Ladies Coffee Break (Oct.

n z

LHS Doreen Jaques | 266,
LHT Doreen Jaques 690.

THS Pincurlers 968." THT:
Pincurlers 2626.!

Team Points: Cheerios 2,
Muffets 2, Mugs 0, Pineurlers 2,
Takp Five 2, Wheaties 4.

Other’ 00's: Nancy Cher-
nenkoff 604.

Tues. Ladies ‘caltes Break
(Sept. 30)
LHS Jean Bylyent 246,
LHT. ie Perehudoff 587.
Cheerios 640, Muffets
B40. Tar Wheaties
Team Points: Cheerios 4,

Muffets 1, Mugs 1, Piocurlers 0, -

Take Five 9, Wheaties 3,
‘Tues. Alternoon Ladies 11 p.m.
(Sept. 30)

LHS Barb Karzaniewski ~

276, LHT sHar!
as. LHT sBarboks

THS Castlegar Drugs’.
1030. THT Castlegar, Drugs

Team Points: Castlegar
Drugs
6%, Quality Bldg. Prod. 4,
Super-Valu 5, Boundary Blec-
trid'12, Mykyte's 76 52.
Other 600's: Jean Grew-
cock 620, Bonnie White 608,
Elale'Rysétt 605, Dot Tipping
619, Vi McLuckie 627, Helen
“Sookachoff 619. °
Tues, Night Mixed 11 pa
AOct. 7}

LHS Erria Mykyte 259.
LHT Erma Mykyte 571.
MHS Art Dusseault. 885.

jewsk,.t Sereargere 4, Groaners 4; Wall-

e
Wayling and P. Conkin with 33;
B. 34; W. Naylor
and L. Ish—35, There were four
tied ‘at 96 necessitating a
playoffand this took the form of
an opposite hand chipping
Canaries 1; Woodpeckers 1, contest inside the clubhouse,
Budgies 8, Eagles 1, Swallows K. Makortoff, E. Fitzpat-
3. rick, B: McMillan and’ 0.;
Other 600's: Judy Myers Walker were the contestants,
and the latter two ended as
winners.

AsI mentioned last week,
Harold Merrifield and Bill Som-
merfield ran the Seniors’ com-
petition Thuraday morning and
came’ up, with a somewhat
faf-out way of computing the
winners, game was
Low Net but it was played with
Spookers 1, Underdogs 8, Half three clubs of individual choice.
Fast Five 0, Sweat Hogs 4. To further, ‘complicate

Other €00's: Lisa Antag- things, they introduced a Bango
nani 653, Jerry Antignant 652, factor Into the game where the
Gary Konkin 837, Rik Badge Player in each foursome who
619, Mickey Reed finished up on the green closest
Thurs, Mi peas , to the pin deducted one point

LHS Louise Wishlow 242, from his net score. It wasn't
LUT Myrna Wesley such a bad game at that, since I

THS Teddy Baars 984. eee to deduct five pons

Teddy Bars 259 seems very evident that

am Poli: Beves 3 Harold knew what he was
doing, since he finished low
man with 28 points. Reg
Symons had 29; Otto Walker
srt: yours truly—92; Earl
LeRay—33; and Joe Killough
and Claude Bissell—38.

‘The hardy duffers bringing

up the rear were also re-

LHS Dot '
Dot Tipping 720,

THS Eagles 938. THT
Parrots 2626,

‘Team Points: Parrots 8,

‘Wed. Night Mixed (Oct. 8)
LHS Helene Turner 299,
LHT Helene Turner 748,
MHS Ron Barveall 287.
MHT: Ron
THS Sweat Hore 1024,
‘THT Sweat Hogs 9032,
‘Team Points: French Con-
nection 3, Unknowns 1, The

ns
Strike Outs: Anita Me-
lend (game y)
ars. Afternoon Rowdy Rol-
bs 3 (Oe. 9)
i Marg Bonaait 267.
LHT Marg Bonn:
THS riers” ‘on
Hooters 2702.
Team Points: Hooters 3, .,.

THT

Fowler and Tony Schiavon all
finished with 48 and earried
themselvey'a ‘ball for their
rigged. determination and
stick A toitiveness. Nice going,

rs 0, Criers 1, Moaners 0...
~* Other 60's: Kay’ Gritchin
620, Eleanor. Holdsworth 610.

i “From here on in the
operators will be determined on

‘a week-toweek basis, Yester-
day it was Jim Kelly and
“partner: and the pair for next
week will be determined ater
this round is completed.

MHS Ted Austin 283, MHT
Ken Hood 698.

THS AVengers 1106. THT
Avengers 3049.

‘Team Points: Avengers 3,
Stand Bys 1's, Head Pins, 1,
Rovers (5) 2%, Early Risers 4,
Odd Couples 0, Jackson (5) 0,
Robson Rollers 4, Odd Balls 2,
Cannon Balls ‘4, All Stars 2,

will be atarting much before
9.30—10 a.m. since there is the
~ chance of early frosts on the

Slinday the course was. a

Dynamites 8%,
Other 600's: Walter Tymo-
fievich 679, Jake Koenig: 660,

real hive of activity and it.
couldn't have been a nicer. day
for it. The event was the now

MET Art Dusseault 603, Tony Cordeiré 655, Matt Rohn
THS Live 5 «1022. THT 646, ‘Ted. Austin 642; Cyril.
Live 5 - 2897... = pete MacKenzie

CASTLEGAR NEWS.

famous Mini-Open and it drew a
fair number of visitors as well
‘as a good turnout of local
golfers. th
‘About 25 of the fair dex
teed off along with approxi:
mately, 100. men, It’ was a
shotgun start and from’ the”
beginning, ‘the: shouts. and”
laughter made it very evident

x, . 628,
y lando Veechio'611, ‘Ivan Salikin’

Friday ‘Night Mixed (Oct. 3)
LHS Darlene Love 258,
LHT Erma: Mykyte 621. :
4 MHS ‘ohn‘Paulson (264.
MHT Ron | leIntyre | 659. +.

{continued on page 12)

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one of the busier weeks of the .

* fling while the course is still in. «

warded. Bill Waldie, Gilbert

It is doubtful if the | games” :

that it ‘was, indeed, “a fun

tes from the Golf Course

Fine Weather Brings Out Golfers

CASTLEGAR NEWS |

SPORTS

‘This was,the first tourna-
ment I was able to take part in
this year and 1 can truthfully
say I enjoyed almost every.
minute of it. I say almost, since
it took me two holes to warm up
and by then I had used up 16
strokes; then I relaxed and
didn’t give a hoot.’

ig winner among the

ladies was Elsie Shorthouse
from Trail. (I do not have the
scores but 1 understand Elsie
had areal fine round.) Anyway,
she was first Flight Low Gross;
Low Net was Mary Perehudoif
‘with Rene Perkins as: second
Low Net, Second Flight Low
Gross was won by local Liz:
Lutz; A. Bojey got the Low Net
with Jean Fitzpatrick at se-
ond.

Terry Perehudoff, was big
winner among the men. with
John Rice close on his heels.

Firat Flight Low Nets were
Don Cromarty followed by Joe '
‘Alain. Second Flight saw Phil
Sheratobitoff pick! up Low
Gross ain Joe Kolarch second.

Net was Walter Gor--
kolf MWalter played in the:
foursome with me and he was
really hitting the ball}; Jack
Kilpatrick was second. Third
Flight, winner was Mike Kur-
noff with Mike Chernenkoff
second.

Low Net was Al Johnson
and Bob Evans, The big Horse
Race winners were Phil Sher-
stobitoff and Mike Kurnoff.

he side competitions -”

drew a lot of interest. Jim
Perehudoff hit’the longeat
drive on #9 hole while Loretta
Bulfone duplicated the feat for
the ladies, Loretta was in the
foursome behind us and she can

hole was B. Clifford for the

» won by the foursome of V.
+ Turner, W. Anderson, Irene

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, October 17, 1975

sure powder that little white
“Nearest to the pin on #3

men, and Mary Ish for the
ladles.

‘A team Low Net competi-
tion was run in confunction
with the main event. This waa

Sheridan and Mary Ish for the
ladies, while J. Alain, T, Leckie,
Walter Gleboff and Terry Pere-
hudoff turned the trick for the
‘men.

‘All the contestants’ were
treated to a delicious lunch in
the clubhouse following the
‘golfing'and, the rest of the:
afternoon and evening was
spent in soclalizing and singing
with that perennial favorite of
the keyboard, Dick Wayling, in
fine form.
day, long to be remembered by
those-who took part. The
weather was perfect and, the
company couldn't have been

ter,

See you on the tee.

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Located on the Muskoka
River, 8% miles from Brace-
bridge, Ont., Santa's -Village,
which comprises 18 acres, is
visited’ annually by thousands
of visitors,

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‘ALDERMAN — TWO YEAR TERM
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Candidates: shall be nominated In writing

by qualified electors of. the Municipality.” The
Nomination: Paper shall be delivered to the Re-

turning Office. at. any, time’ between the ‘data
‘of this Notice and Noon of the Day of Nomination,

The Nomination Paper may. bein the form. pre-

scribed in the ;Municipal Act’ and shall state’ the
Name, Residence and Occupation of the person
Nominated in‘ such “a: manner“ as to sufficiently
Identify such candidate, The Nomination Paper
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- A,Poll will be opened for a Referendum on
the proposed “SKATING RINK” and election of
any of the above’ if necessary; at the W.I. Hall,
Slocan ‘on the 1th day of November, 1975 be-
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Which every person is hereby required to toke
notice and govern himself. ‘accordingly.

Given under my hand: at Stocan, B.C. this:
V0th day of October, 1975.

Vera Hamilton,
Village | Clerk.

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= COLUMBIA CHAPTER

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