CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 8, 1979

Recreation News _/

Large Enrollment
5 The recreation commission
iss very pleased In the vast

pation and fun involve adult
team activities and family gym
time, A few of these non-

l events include fun

Program. A total of 667 pate
children and tots are enjoying a
variety of activities,

+ This total figure can be
broken down into the following
categories: Children's Program

— 192 participants; Pre-Teen
and Teen Activities — 65; Tiny
Tots Events — 99; Adult Pro-
giams — 265 and Special
Ekents — 66.

+ The number of instruction:
af classes include arts, crafts,
pottery, co-recreation, creative
dgncing, creative drama, gym-
ngstics, mini basketball, volley-
ball, badminton, disco, ballroom
dancing, tots learn: to-skate,
variety hour, Oriental cooking,
deg obedience, golf, softball
conditioning, ladies’ keep-fit
classes, sewing, yoga, guitar
lessons, Kung Fu, Tai Chi,
sénior citizens’ exercises and a
per of team sports events.

floor
hockey and family open gym,

The public is welcome to
drop in to the school in their
local area, whether it be in
Tarrys, Robson, Blueberry,
Pass Creek, North or South
Castlegar and participate in
any of these events, An indi-
vidual $5 membership or a
special family membership of $5
entitles the participant to enjoy
many great hours of boisterous

play.

Openings remain in a num-
ber of these programs, For
further information, contact the
Recreation Office at 365-3386.

Upcoming Events
A few upcoming events to
make note of are the per-
formance of Reveen, on March
Bat the sports complex and the
B.C. Heart Fund Dance, Feb. 24
at the New Arena Hall. Make

ef anc emphasize partici

to take part in
these special evenings.

Bits and pleces of wildlife
news from 1978 chat often
didn’t make the headlines:

A disgruntled employee in
Dijon, France, poured $600,000
worth of burgundy wine into
the village sewers, Thousands
of fish couldn't handle that
high-proof environment and
died.

Also in France, at Cher-
bourg, a whale wallowed into
the port and paralyzed harbor
traffic for five days before
starving to death, Maybe he
could have used some of the
wine,

A large octopus was aban-
doned on the floor of a San
Francisco ladies’ room, while a
76-pound Galapagos turtle
named Little Rock,. was stolen

from a Brooklyn motel room,
Thieves of strange taste stole
$5,000 worth of snakes from a
reptile house in Glen Burnie,
Maryland.

A fox showed that amazing
adaptability of wildlife by set-
ling up housekeeping under the
bleachers in Yankee Stadium,
He must have figured picking
up left-over hot dogs was easier
than catching field mice.

In Baltimore, a peregrine
falcon, a bird with a reputation

SPORTS/

Castlegar Area

Bowling

Results

Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee
League (Jan. 29)

: LHS Vi Madrigga 287.
LHT Bonnie White 699,

: THS Genelle Bluffers 1199,
THT Genelle Bluffers 3214.

+ Team Points: Castle Tigers
238, Valley Mites 251, Coffee
Mates 277, Die Hards 288%,
Genelle Bluffers 250, Sherry's
Team 2131.

Other 600’s: Maitha Hali-
sheff 667, Kay Voykin 609, Vi
Madrigga 605.

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Denise Olson 236.
LET Trene Conroy 579,

: MHS Daryl McIntyre 271.
MAT Daryl McIntyre and Gord
Danchella 285.

THS All Strikes 1253. THT
All Strikes 3413. -.

: Team Points: Suckers

23212, Misfits 223%, Lucky 13's-

208, Spares 246%, All Strikes

243'%, High Ballers 190.
Other 600's: Larry Olson

653, Bruce Littley 620.

Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee

Break (Jan. 23)

LHS Betty Oglow 276. °

LHT Betty Oglow 638.
THS Cheerios 1163. THT
Cheerios 3094,

_ Team Points: Cheerios
260'%, Muffets 230%, Mugs
287, Pincurlers 292%, Take
Five 254, Wheaties 272'2.

Other 600's: Sharon Isfeld
635, Jo Taylow 617.
Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.
(Jan. 23)

- | LHS B. White 252. LHT B,

White 643,

> THS Super Valu 1056.
THT Castlegar Drugs 2958.

: Other 600's: M. Quiding
641, L. Buday 615.

Tues. Night Mixed (Jan. 23)

| LHS Sonia Cheveldave 230.
LHT Kay Adshead 560.

+ MHS Matt Rohn 319. MHT
Matt Rohn 727.

THS “DE” Bowlers 1243.
THT “DE" Bowlers 3349,

+ Team Points: Pin Pals
275%, Regulars 272, Columbia
#5—250, Termites 248, “DE”
Bowlers 202, Rolling Pins 204.

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
727, John Osachoff 664.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Jan. 23}
# LHS Carol Vecchio 238.
LHT Martha Halisheff 593.
: MHS Loel Olsen 295. MHT
Orlando Vecchio 821.

. THS Rowdy Rush-ins 1156.

THT Roadhogs 3304.

you.

years. Bank of

larger branches,

Team Points: Roadhogs 20,
Nighthawks 1442, Tee Cees 4,
Who Cares 14, Live 5 — 19%,
Rowdy Rush-ins 12.

Other 600's: Larry Web-
ster 762, Jack Osachoff 749,
Marvin Wood 735, Matt Rohn
688, Loel Olsen 655, Willy
Kalesnikoff 632, Dwayne Keus
629,

Wed. Morning Ladies

LHS Bobbie Keraiff 287.
LHT Bobbie Keraiff 708.

THS Chevy's 1182, THT
Chevy's 3045.

Team Points: Continentals
235'2, Ramblers 269'/2, Bobcats
262%, Nova's 264%, Chevy's
3132, Model Tees 250,

Other 600's: Irene Pater
625, Mable Postnikoff 652.
Wed. Night Valleymaid Ladies
7-9 pam. (Jan. 24}

LHS Shirley Barton 325.
LHT Shirley Barton 681.

THS Eagles 1080.
Eagles 3024.

Team Points: Vultures 17,

* Flamingo's 7, Hummingbirds
16, Bluebirds 17, Eagles 18,
Swallows 9.

Other 600's: Annette Way-
wood 614,

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Jan, 24)

LHS K. Chisan 303, LHT
D. Sbitney 687.

MHS M. Read 283. MHT
M. Read 657.

THS Roxy Rollers 1225.
THT Bashful Five 3485.

Team Points: Midnight
Marvels 277, Bowling Bees 267,
Bashful Five 261'2, Wobbly
Wonders 247, Special Deliver-
ies 220'2, Roxy Rollers 215.

Other 600's: K. Chisan 673,
D. Keus 645, B. White 622, J.
Mykyte 620, R. Butz 620, B.
Hall 613.

Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS Louise Ferworn 265.
.LHT Cheryl Closkey 654*

Team Points: Beavers 21,
Chipmunks 18, Squirrels 18,
Minks 13, Teddy Bears 8, Lions
6,

THT

Other 600's: Colleen
Lightle 637, Helen Roberts 631,
Louise Ferworn 614,

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Jan. 25)

LHS Linda + Buday 249.
LHT Bonnie White 667.

THS Wailers 1026. THT
Wailers 2986.

Team Points: Hooters
267i, 281, Groan-

ers 290%, Wailers 227, Criers
2.

638, Kay Gritchin 616.
Thurs, Night Mixed (Jan, 25)

LHS Ann Gouk 267. LHT
Ann Gouk 616.

MHS Gordie Danchella 339,
MHT Mike Wichert 784.

THS Robson Rollers 1150.
THT Alley Hogs 3227.

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Hotless 3, Owees 3, Robson
Rollers’3, Out of Towners 1,
South 5 — 1, Misfits 1, Stingers
1, Green City Gamblers 3, All
Stars 3, Cannon Balls 1, Alley
Hogs 38.

Other 600's: Charlie Bur-
dett 732, Orlando Vecchio 715,
John Dasher 713, Gordie Dan-
ehella 694, Marvin Wood 705,
Earl Rourke 686, Doug Fellman
685, Jake Koenig 665, Harry
Tamelin 623, Dave Hiebert 616,
Howie Byers 608.

Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Yvonne Rae 230. LHT
Madie McIntyre 565.

MHS Mike Wichert. 298,
MHT Mike Wichert 726...

THS Alley Brats 1171.
THT Night Owls 3329.

Team Points: Jolly Five
189'2, Night Owls 250, Alley
Brats 262, Desert Demons 241,
Robson “5” 301%, Sweet Peas
268,

Other 600's: Hal Hesketh
661, Ian Rae 648, Randy McNee
608, Cliffe Churches 624,
Sunday Night Mixed S.M.D.

LHS Lil Adshead 275, LAT
Lil Adshead 595.

MHS Rick Laktin 300.
MHT Rick Laktin 714.

THS Charlie's Bunch 1197.
THT Yahoos 3417.

Team Points: Goof Balls *

1832, Yahoos 145'%2, Good
Losers 177, Charlie's Bunch
205, M/W Sharpshooters 151.-
Other 600's: Len Danald
708, Mike Laren 674, John
Thompson 665, Roger Corbeil
645, Ken Dewalt 641, Tom
Cowlin 603.
Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Junior Division
GHS Bev Postnikoff 214.
GHT Bev Postnikoff 513.
BHS Darryl Pater 294.
BHT Ed Pereversoff 612.
sieges
The deadline for receipt of
bowling results is 12 noon
Fridays. The Castlegar News
reserves the right to limit the

‘publishing of results lo those it

considers current.

@ ¢
Operation

lifertyle
Children are the world’s

greatest. mimics. If you
don’t ‘obey safety rules, can

you expect them to? Guard -

their lives with your exam:
ple. Make safety conscious-
ness a part of their Life-
style.

&)

ment
* Election of Directors

Canlegar & District

United Way

- Annual General Meeting
Tuesday, February 13th
Legion Hall — 7:30 p.m.

AGENDA
* Presentation of 1978 Audited Financlal State-

* Reports of Benefiting Organizations

of not liking civilization, settled
on the 32nd floor of a downtown
building.

Coyotes continued to roam
downtown Los Angeles, feed-
ing, among other things, on
tame cats and dogs, softened by
city living. Will the coyotes in
turn succumb to the sins of the
city? :

In England,. a petship
owner began selling cockroach-
es. He said they make ideal
pets. You don't have to feed
them much and when you go on
vacation you can leave them on

. their own.

A Virginia man hit -the
road with Victor, a wrestling
bear, something out of the

. traveling medicine and side

shows of yesteryear. Victor
never loses and celebrates his
wins by licking the faces of
prostrate human challengers.
Canadian biologists work-
ed to cure sheep-killing coyotes
of their habits by giving them a
stomach ache. They laced dead
sheep with lithium chloride,
The idea is to condition the
song dogs against sheep. The
lithium chloride makes them
sick when they eat the sheep.
These bits are courtesy of
the U.S. National Wildlife’Fed-
eration and include the story of

Koké, a gorilla, who was taught ' ;

375 “words” in sign language
used by the deaf, Koko learned
to lie, insult, and swear in sign

language. ;Like teacher, like
y

student, no doubt,
And finally, there was the

deer which crashed through a ©

window and landed in a wo-
mani's bathtub. The story didn't
say whether or not the tub was
occupied.

Co-operation Eyed
In Forming Leagues

By H. J. WARNER

The community of Salmo
and Castlegar’s Sentinel Base-
ball Association may be assist-
ing one another in the forma-
tion of Pony and.Colt leagues
this summer, :

Red Warner of Castlegar
made the announcement at this
year's first executive meeting
of the association held last
Thursday in the Castlegar
South firehall, He told the eight
members present that contact
had been' made with Salmo
regarding the matter, and it
was hoped that with the new
road now open, the two com-
munities would be able to assist
each other in forming the
leagues.

Registration’ for the 1979

season will be held March 81-

and April 7 in the Castlegar
South firehall. ~

President Ken Morris and
Terry Rogers are making ar-
rangements for a pitching clinic.

Letters requesting coach-
ing and umpires clinies will be
sent with the hope these will be
held in April.

: An application will be sent
to: the SBCMBA ‘requesting
permission to host the B.C.

Pony finals. A booklet, being ,
made up by association member

if you're

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and don't know
which way to turn,
call the

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965-5542

Etta Potter, which highlights
our area, will be presented. at
the BCMBA annual meeting
March 3, where the final deci-
sion will be made on the hosting

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Treasurer

All Grants — Receiving organizations are expected to
have a representative at this meeting to report on their

By Order of the Board, Marjoro MacBain, Secretary-

Bank of Montreal is looking for Commer-
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