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TA6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 30, 1980

at Recreation News a

Minor Hockey Week
Castlegar's Minor Hoc-
key ,Week activities have
now concluded, and overall
the events would have to be,
termed a total success.
From the dance and

pancake breakfast to, of ©

course, the on-ice activities,
most everyone enjoyed them-
selves and came to recognize
the efforts of the many vol-
unteers who make Minor
Hockey Week in Castlegar‘a
reality.
Weavers’ Guild
Last Saturday the Sel-

kirk Weavers Guild co-spon- °

sored a spinning workshop at
the Community Complex,
with approximately 30 ladies
taking part in the day-long,
workshop.

A lot of information was.

end sessions have to be

. pre empted to make way for

special events, so watch this
column for changes in the
QS. pie
, Rebel Hockey
> {Phere is one Castlegar
‘Rebel ‘game this week, on
‘Thursdey night. The Ross-
land Warriors are the visit-
ing team and game time {s 8.
p.m, at the new arena in the
Castlegar Community Com- °
plex,
There are no KIJHL
games in Castlegar this
weekend.

The 8HS8 Junior Rotk-
ettes’. basketball season
reaches the halfway point
this. weekend, ‘as the team

- hosts the’ fifth annual. Hi

Arrow Classic Tournament.
“Phe tournatnent is-trad-
itionally a six-team affair
- with four games: on Friday
and seven more on Saturday.
‘+ This year’s draw  fea-
tures the Southern Okanagan
Hornets from Oliver; the
Garibaldi Rebels from Maple
Ridge; the Trafalgar Totems

tg
from Nelson; David Thomp-
‘son Lakettes from’ Inver-

mere; last year's champion ;’
Laurie Tigerettes trom Cran-:

brook; as well asthe current

edition st: the host’ Junior -’

Rockette.
The sions play David
Thompson at 6:30 :p.m. on

Friday, and then square off .

against ‘Garibaldi in the fea-
ture game at 8:90 p.m.
This ‘year's team has al-
ready competed 'in two local
tournaments, capturing third

~ Rockers win

The aaa two ‘weeks
''Hive been extremely busy

shared amongst the women,,,,,ones for the Stanley Hum-
and everyone had an en-- »:Phries Rockers basketball

joyable time. The Selkirk
Weavers’ Guild are putting

. on a weaving program in the

Arts and Crafts room during
the month of February on
Monday and Wednesday
evenings. There is still a
limited. number of openings
in this program.
. Winter Programs
Our winter recreation

programs got off to a very ;

good start last week. How-
ever, anyone who would still
like to register for a program
can do so at the recreation
office in the Community
Complex. Some programs are
full, so choices may be lim-
ited.
Public SI

The. public skating
schedule at the Castlegar
Community Complex was dis-

rupted last week due to

Minor Hockey Week's ex-
tensive ice useage. We are

now reverting back to our +
regular public skating sched-_

ule which’ is as follows:
Tuesdays, 2+ 4 p.m; Wed-
nesdays, 10:80 - 12 .noon;
Thursdays, 2 - 4 p.m; Fri-
days, 10:30 - 12 noon; Sat-
urdays, 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.
Sundays, 2:16 - 4 p.m., 8 -
9:15 p.m.

Occasionally, our week-

to Barb Swetlishoff of
Cameo Accent

tyles
and Alice Murdock of
Columbia Coiffures .
in the success of their
respective businesses.
* ALSO A SPECIAL

Yankgou

to all my friends and
customers for their

team.

They have played in two
tournaments and one league
game, raising. their season
record to 11 wins and 10
losses.

The Rockers’. second
league game of. the season,
played against Nelson on
Jan. 15, was.a thriller‘tight to
the very end- ‘After: blowing
an early lead, Stdnley¥ Hum-
phries needed‘some-clutch-
free throw-shootingom order
torecord a 79-15 victory. The
win brought ’the Rockers’
league récord'to
first place* in’ th
Senior Boys’

NETWORK UPDATE AND
TE FOR
FEBRUARY 1-7 TV WEEK

UNDA: FEBRUARY 3:
Gilerwreeeat ining and

Spry TPE pAIGN

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
lOTE: Change storyline. 6:30 PM
an? ned, »M (MST)
— DTIME GIRLS.
eath gna Frankie are best friends
until they fall hopelessly inlove.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7
NOTE: Change subtitle and story-
ling, 11:30 PAA (PST), 10:30 PAA

11:30 PM. — POLICE WOMAN —
BARETTA, Police Woman — ‘The
Young And The Fair’ - Pepper
-poses ‘a3 0 college student to trap
sor suspected of ee
volvement in white slavery. Bai
etta — ‘Left Hand Of The Devil
cunts Wailinanes a «motorcycle

Revelstoke 67-59, lost’ to
Trail 54-58, and edged Oliver
64-49 to capture first place
and the Championship
trophy. Chris Oddy and Gord
Zaitsoff were selected to the
All-Star Team.

This past weekend Stan-
ley Humphries took ‘part in
the four-team Crowe Cage
Bowl. The Rockers’ were
clearly outplayed in their
first game and lost 88-63 to
Sentinel from West Van-
couver. The Rockers’ Satur-
day morning game against
Trail: was a close, well-
played match until the mid-
dle. of the fourth quarter.

_ Then the host Hawks scored
_18 unanswered points to walk
away with a 71-54 victory.

Stanley Humphries
bounced back to dump the
Asotin Panthers from Wash-
ington 82-76. This game was
by far the Castlegar squad’s
best team effort with all 12
players ‘contributing to the
win. Chris Oddy was. named
to the sournament All-Star
Team.

The Rockers’ ‘have eight
games remaining before play-

- offs and Coach Kevin Morris
is confident that the team
will come’ on strong. “So far
this year’s team has followed
the same pattern as Rocker
teams in the past two years;
improve slowly but steadily
over the first part of the sea-
son, then put it all together
just in time for, playoffs,
What we need to do for the
remainder of our schedule is

té cbmeé out runniiQ'in each"

game and play 40 minutes of

IN. tough, intensive “basketball:” -; °

stated Morris.
The Rocker coach also
indicated that he was pleased

Oh that I had in the wilder-
ness a lodging-place of
wayfaring men!

Jeremiah, IX, 2

with the progress of some of
his younger. players. “Fel-
lows like: Terry Huston, .Lar-
ry Plotnikoff, Drew Oliphant,
Jeff ‘Shmoorkoff, and Ray
Stewatt: have been very
patient‘and very hardwork-
ing: This: past weekend in
Trail'théy showed that they
could play steady basketball

and they- really contributed .

to our win over, Asotin.”
The Rockers’ next home
game is this Saturday at.1
p.m. Stanley Humphries
hosts the J.L. Crowe Hawks
in an important league game.

-and each season the new girls

place at both the New Years
Hooperama in Trail, and the
Totem Invitational in Nelson,
but’ has ‘concentrated’ their
efforts on staying. home and
practicing ‘and learning fun-
damen

Accordiig to Coach Pil-
atzke, the team’s priorities

are learning proper defensive +i

fundanientals and improving

: ‘ballhandling skills,

“Proper man- tomar’ de. :
fense is a team concept’ be-
cause it combines individual

‘effort with cooperation and

helping others.

“We belive that if the
junior girls can learn proper
man-to-man defensive skills
and get some’ playing ‘ex-
perience, they will be ready.

to move up to senior,

“All of the girls . take
considerable pride ‘in :their
individual and team defense.
It has. become our tradition,

build ‘on it and make it
stronger.”

This year's’ Junior Rock-
ettes include Sharleen’ De-
Rosa, Lisa’ Koochin, Andréa
Belezyk, Karen Evin, Paul-
ette Schreiber, Cathy Bey-
non, Kathy Paul, Marie Lang-
lois, and Kim Allen.

Bowl and aid Crippled
Children’s Hospital

Do you: feel like you
want tol do dif-

experienced a heavy snowfall
ting in i inter-

ferent into the wee hours and
still help:the Telethon Vari-
ety Club raise funds for the
Crippled Children’s Hospital
in Vancouver? .

How about going bowl-
ing Feb. 2 from 10:80 p.m. to
8 a.m. at the Castle Bowl?
Johnny and Erma Mykyte
have invited everyone to

. bowl as much as they like
during that'time period and
“then dotiate*to 'the” ‘Télethon
Variety Club. «3-225

-) While bowlers sré dsked
only to donate the amount
they bowl, Mrs: Mykyte told

the Castlegar News bowlers |

were more then generous
last year when funds reached
“$784,

Last year was the first
time the bowling allies were
made available. It was such a
success even though the area

Tuption of power that the ™

Mykytes are once again do-
nating the allies for this
year's fund raising.

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Credit Claimed from form T2208 3 (Guide item item 56)

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of Winlaw and Landscape Oil Paintings by Henrik ar Net Federal Tex Payable
Bres of Edmpnton at’ the National Payable from Tax Tab 2
Centre in Castlegar. Bernie Bloom will be giving. intribution Pajabie eae = rE pie ott ot fromting 87 on Schedute 1 _ :
workshops on photography in the near future. Give. ‘e Benefit Ri eid hdd dda Ear om page 3 PEON I epee pear erae
the Centre a call at 365-2411 for more information. : lemavment Bavahtn fonm aaa
Hours at the Exhibition Centre are 10:30,a.m. to : e
4:30 p.m. daily Wednesday through Sunday.. Y our tax ere dit
* . a
Daphne Marlatt reading her work in Room K11 at
Selkirk College at 1:80 p.m. . h b 1
see een cance le
Feb. 4 - 27 — Selkirk Weavers Guild Weaving as
classes will be held on Monday and Wednesday
evenings from 7 - 10 p.m. with experienced
instructors from the Guild teaching. Phone the
Recreation Commission at 365-3386 to register.
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Feb. 12 — Pe 719 Series p
Liona Boyd .in concert in Trail. This is a reminder

for holders of tickets to this sell-out season
membership series | to attend:

Feb. 2 — Canadian Writers Series presents

CLEARANCE
30%

— Establishment of ocal
The plan to return up to $375 to homeowners’ pockets. was cancelled Elche .. geod can be jo8t economically transported: 40
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with the deteat of the Conservative government. 2 : : ‘ al ATEC epeduely job i: devetopmn mit res uses Sa mark ic D ent Co
If you own-your home, the Mortgage Interest and Property Tax : d ; ie :
Rebate et could have benefitted you by as much as $375 for 1979.
There is a place to claim this credit on your. 1979 income tax form:
But thanks to the NDP and Liberal opposition, the planis cancelled.
You can’t have the credit... ‘
-. The NDP and the Liberals have said that if elected, they would not oe
: “re-introduce the plan. ° : :
baton . The Conservatives will!
estartag the woes aioe tine fs i revels of Homeowners who pay either property taxes or mortgage interest

Council and the Nation Exhibition Centre. oy or. both, will ane a credit. Up to ar for 1980.

: Feb. 21 — weavess Gaitd wasting at 10 a.m. in

, _ the South Slocan Anglican Church Hall. A reminder
. to members and others interested that the Feb. 4
evening session has been cancelled due to the

_ weaving classes.

ith: Provincial Soncion
of the

March 6 — Savabaiide, a Vancouver-based
group, will be appearing here in concert, sponsored
by the Community Arts Council.

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March 18 — Galapagos, a film by wildlife
cinematographer John Wilson, will be shown in the
main lounge at Selkirk College. This FREE film is

part of the Audubon Wildlife series.

Items for this bi-monthly feature should be
- telephoned to Mrs. D. Miller-Tait of the Castlegar

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