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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, December 22, 1976

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jecember 22, 1976

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesda:

Rebels to Play Last
: KINNAIRD TRANSFER LTD.

Game of Year at Home

Castlegar Bowling Results

SP0

RTS

ree ‘Agent Stars Bando,
Tenace to Attend Clinic

3 Circle Jan. 15, 1977 on your

Gilendar. That's the day the

British Columbia Amateur

Baseball Association will con-

Giet BC's largest ever base-
UF

. They both will join Dr.
Thomas Tutko, the sport
psychologist from San Jose

State University, who will be-

on hand tolend his views on the

& The workshop is directed
Fi league presidents, umpires
ad coaches, and B.C.A.B.A.
Officials expect over 700 partici-
pants, The day-long seminar
will take place Jan. 15th atop
Burnaby Mountain at Simon
aser University. *

‘ Wayne Norton Bs.

of coaching. An ac-
complished speaker, Dr. Tutko
has written three books on the
psychology of coaching .in
sports.

confirm'a Major League mana-
ger, general manager, pitching
coach, umpire and sports ad-
ministrator shortly to his list of
instructors for the January

Baseball, announced that aie
Beague stars Sal Bando and
Gene Tenace have confirmed
their attendance and will help
egnduct the clinic, Both Bando
atid’ Tenace have played out
tHeir option with Charles 0.
Finley's Oakland Athletics and
gill play with new clubs next
ear.

* Sal and Gene have joined
je “Millionaires Club”. by re-
intly signing multi-year con-
acts with the Milwaukee
ewers and San Diego Padres.
indo, a former Vancouver
lountie, played there in 1967.

£0. Phone Days 489-2711
EME A126 or 5-454,
3 Goa tetecaal Ba. Ne.3
i CHanmooK, BC.

Norton also™ expects to :

“Al STAR“TEAM, aamed doring the Dec.
10-11 competitions at Grand Forks, included two
of Stanley Humphries’ Rockers, Greg Heuer,
left, and Andy MacDonald. The local basketball

team is) a strong contender for: the West
Kootenay Championships to be held here late in
February. So far the SH!
‘and lost 1.—SHSS Rockers Photo

ISS Rockers have won 5

Castle ar. Minor Hockey Results

Pee Wee Division

Dec 15—Bruins 4, Rangers
38. In goal for the Bruins was D.
DeRosa. Scoring for the Bruins
was L. Tomilin (1), K. Chevel-
dave (1), J. Kanigan (1) and S,
Samoyloff (1). J. Calder, P.
Stoochnoff and K. Semenoff
each scored one assist for the
Bruins. In goal for the Rangers _”
was. K, Ehman. Scoring’ the
Rangers three goals were K.
Perepolkin, C. Martini and K.
Keraiff. Assists went to’ K.
Perepolkin (1) and R. Potter
(1).

Bantam Division ¥
Dec. 6—Mike's'' Mobile
Homes 1, Legion 2. In goal for
Mike's was J. Shmdorkoff. B.
Demoskoff scored the lone goal
for Mike's Mobile Homes, as-
sisted by W. Gorkoff and G.
Prive. Legion’ goalie was D.
Johnstone. Scorers for the
Legion were T. Negreiff (1),
and R. Andrews (1). Assists
went to G. Sookro (1) and D.
Nelson (1).
Dec. 7—Woodland Const.
0, Mike's Mobile Homes 1.

Goalie for Mike's Mobile Homes

was J. Shmoorkoff, T. Reed
scored the lone goal, Seelated
by B, Ashton.

Dec. 8—CSCU 3, wae 3.

CSCU goalie was K. Beallie. .

Scoring one, goal each was D.
Knowler, F. Furlan and A.
Beattie. Assists went to -F.
Furlan (1), A. Beattie (2) and D.
Knowler (1), In goal for West's
was G. Marguis. S. Armstrong,
R. Lauriente and M. Plotnikoff
each scored a goal. Assists
went to T, DePaoli (2), Gaboury

. (1), L, Kalesnikoff (1) and S.

Armstrong (2).

Dec. 11—Legion 6, Wood.
land Const. 2. In goal for the
Legion was D. Johnstone.
Scorers for the Legion were
Bording (1), B. Nichvolodoff (1),
G. Sookro (2), R. Andrews (1),
and R. Martin (1). Assists went
to G. Sookro (1), R. Andrews
(1), R. Martin (2) and J. Ross,
(1). In goal for Woodland Const.
was M, Chernoff. B. McGuire
and L. Samoyloff scored one
goal each. K, Kirby and M.
Dermody each made an assist.
a. Dec. 12—Mike's. Mobile
Homes 2, CSCUr2.- In; goalifor
Mike's was J. Shnioorkoft."L.

’ Plotnikeff scored both. goals,

Goalie for CSCU

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GRAND FORKS at CASTLEGAR

Thursday, Dec. 30 - 8 p.m.

Students & Senior Citizens $1.00

Admission: Adults $2

THE CITY OF

DOG LICENCES - 1977

Animal Control Bylaw No. 162

CASTLEGAR

Dog licences Yor 197: aré:dua.and payable by
any person owning dr keeping doa or ocidons in
the City of Castlegar on 1 Janual 319;

Licences are available from the ‘Dog ae Of-
ficer, Mr. Jim Vigue at 609 7th Avenue, S. (365-
5641) or from City Office, 460 Columbia Avenue,
NN. (365-7227),

DOG LICENCE FEE SCHEDULE

Male (Neutered) 3 3.00
Male
Female (Spayed) ‘200
Female

Owners of licenced dogs oe i ihe City
who do not comply with this Bylaw will be re-
quired to take out a new licence for the dog in
‘addition to any impounding fee before such dog
will be released from the City Pound.

Mr, Jim -Vigue has been appointed Poundkeeper
‘as well as Dog Control 'Officer for the City of
Castlegar. Pound fees are payable at the City
Office during regular business hours, before re-
claiming dogs from the pound. Fines may be paid

ends.

and knowing regulations governing the owning
and control of dogs within the City rests with
the owner of the dog. & Seats

City of. Castlegar

was K. Beattie, D. Perépolkin

Standings

‘scored both goals, assisted by
R. McGauley on one goal.

Dec. 14d—West’s 4, Legion
21, In goal for West's was R.
Cheveldave. Scorers for West's
were S. Armstrong (2), K. Cox
(1) and T. DePaoli (1). T.
DePaoli, 'S. Roberts and M.
Gaboury each made_an assist.
In goal for the Legion sas D.
Johnstone. G. Sookro scored
the lone goal for the Legion...

Dec. 15—Mike's Mobile
Homes 3, Pee Wee Rep 6. In
goal for Mike's was J, Shmoor-
koff. Scoring for Mike's Mobile
Homes was L. Plotnikoff (2),
and J. Varibioff (1). B. Grim
made two assists, In goal for
the Pee Wee Rep was D.
Kinakin. Goals went to J. Smith
J. Obetkoff, K. Semenoff, R.
Morris and:M. Johnston. As-
sists went to J. Obetkoff, K.
Semenoff, R- Morris, M. John-
ston, G. Walker and F. Pozdne-
koff.--

Dec, 18 (In Castlegar)—
Pee Wee Rep 5, Nelson Pee
Wee Rep 6. In “goal for. the
yi Castlegar Pee Wee Reps was P.
2 Churchilland, D; Kinakin, The:

MacKinnon (1),
. Perehudoff (1)
and J. Smith (1). Assists went
to J. Obedkoff, D, Tamelin, K,

Junior Hockey League

* Kootenay International
Junior Hockey League stand-
“ings as’ of Dec. 13. were as

Spokane 171 21
‘op 10 scorers as of Dee. 6

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The {dlasing are scores of

“recent gai

2% Dec. eral 12: iNelson 3

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By Jobn Dalziel

Well! It looks as“ though
Cecil Bradford finally met his.
Waterloo, This happened last
Thursday when Johnny Woy-
“tella and his bonny boys came
out on top.

However, it came just a
little too late since, with only

» two games left to play in the
Round Robin, Cecil is out of
reach.

Games last week saw the
following results: Dec 14—
Wilson over Murphy, Woylella
over LeRoy, Verzuh over

_ Wadey and Lyons over Water-

man. i
Wednesday morning it was

Mills over Wilson, Lyons over

Everard, Verzuh over LeRoy

fo the Dog Control Officer evenings and on week-_ 3

Responsibility for obtaining the correct licence”

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Semenoff, S. Jones and M.
Johnstone.
Midget Division

Dee. 14—Crunchers 6, Ban-
tam Rep 4. In goal for the
Crunchers was G. Poznikoff.
Goals were by R. Grim (2), C.
Horning (1), B. Kubos (1), N.
Smitheram (1) and J. Roberts
(1). Assists went to R. Grim (2),
B. Kubos (2), J. Roberts (1) and
Halisheff (1). In goal for the

‘ Bantam Reps was R. Kirby. T.

Nazaroff and M. Lightle each
scored two goals, Assists went
to K, Sherstobitoff (1),° P.
Horning (2), Stoushnow (1), J.
Stewart (2), Markin (1), and
Cheveldave (1).

H&R Brake'4, Crusaders 3.

In goal for H&R Brake was R. ,

McKenzie. D, Drazdoff and J.
Josafalow seach scored two
goals, Assists went to P. Hyson
(1), Sherstobitoff (3) and E.

Switlishoff (1), In goal for the *

Crusaders was D. Wallace.
Goals went to D. Barnes, D.
Verigin. and G. Tomlin. One
assist each went to G. Miler
and Li Foubistere:.

*

. ‘:

Dec. 18—In inter-eily Ban-
tam Rep play, at the Cominco
Arena in Trail, Castlegar com-
pletely outplayed Trail winning:
by a score of 8 to 1. Perry
Horning led Castlegar with
three goals and two assists. ,
Dan Markin scored two goals.

Single goals were scored | .--

by Terry Nazaroff, Ken Know-
ler and Dary! James with Daryl
also ‘getting two assists. Allen
‘Isakson, Jim Nazaroff and Jeff
Stewart each had two assists
with single assists by Tom
Cheveldave, Tim Krug and
Clay Liber.

Johnny Woytella Rink
- Downs Bradford Rink

and Dalziel tieing Waterman,
In the afternoon, Carkner over
Youre and Bradford over Mur-

thursday it was Wadey
over Young, ‘Dalziel over Ever-
ard, Woylella over Bradford
and Mills over Carkner.

As you read these words
we will be right on the last day
of games in the first Round
Robin. These will be played
tomorrow, and will be followed
by our lunch and the draw for
rinks for the second go-round.

Since club rules state that
no man can play for the same
skip twice in a row, this should
make for. some interesting
changes and it could sort of
switch things round a bit. The
new: rink . personnel will be
published in the first issue of
the new year.

As this will be appearing in
the last edition before the holi-
days, I would like to take the
opportunity of wishing all my
friends ‘from the curling rink
and also those from the golf
course a very enjoyable Christ-

masand a happy and successful *

May all your ‘draws be
“right on the button and all your
chip, shots fly straight to the

"See you on the ice and on
the links.

stera Canada. School
of fAccionerag i

Licensing Act, R.S.A. 1970,
C.366.' For particulars of the
next course write:

Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta or

In hockey. action last Tucs-
day night, the Castlegar Rebels
downed the host. Trail Jr,
Smokivs team by a score of 66
in overtime play.

David Kirby started off the
scoring, on assists from Pace
and Gorkoff, and’ onnalty
scored on Yules assist to a 2-1
score in the first period.

In the second period, Tas-
sone scored unassisted for a
tone marker. The Trail squad
scored one during the period,
but were still behind,

Kirby and Yule scored in
the third period, with Schister,
Bozek and Connally assisting.
The Jr. Smokies slammed in
three’ goals to tie the game,

In overtime play, the
Rebels pul a lot of pressure on
the opposing Leam,.keeping the
play in the Trail end, when B.
Verigin scored Lo.end the game
with a win,

Net saves were 48 for each
team, with Jerry Dyck in net
for the Rebels. Penalties
handed out were nine for the
Rebels and 15 for ‘the ‘I'rail
Smokies,

On Thursday night, the
Rebels hosted the Creston team
‘for another overtime win by a
65 score. The newly-formed
Creston club-skated hard and
fast-and the game was 2-1 for

the visitors after the first -

period, with Schisler scoring on
assists from Bozek and Yule,

In the second period, Tas-
sone scored from Connatty and
Yule, then Yule and Pace each
scored unassisted. Creston
managed to score one for a 4-3
score.

The visitors slammed: in
two goals in the last period to

the Rebels’ one by! Schisler, * ¥
assisted by Yule and Bozek, for .

a Sall tie.

Going into overtime, Ken
Schister scored the winning
goal at the 9:22 mark for the
win.

Rick Hlookoff stopped 48

shots on net while the Creston |

goalie faced 40. Penalties were

First Junior”
Hockey All-Star

Kootenay International
Junior Hockey League All-Star
team was selected recently,
made up of the following
players, The first All-Star game

will be played on Jan. 8 in

Rossland 2

West... -

Goal—Mario Dibella, Nel-
son; defencemen—Brian Veri-
gin, Castlegar and Rob Shersto-
biloff, Rossland; -

Left wing—Mike Mondin,

|; cenlre—Russ Lafreniere,

right. wing—Murray
pine Rossland.

Coach will be Lloyd Mc-
Lellan of Rossland.

East

Goal—Tony , Schmaltz,
Creston; _defencemen—Craig
Howie, Creston and Evan
Jones, Cranbrook;

Left wing—Rob Poupart,
Fernie; centre—Allan Mitchell,
Fernie; right wing—David Dor-
ris, Cranbrook.

Coaching will be Darrell

nine for the Rebols and seven to
the Creston club, :

Saturday the Rebels
travelled Lo Nelson Lo mect the
Nelson Jrs, and went down for
a loss by an 83 score, Goals + personalized
scored were by Connalty and * Insurance service
Yule on asalals. by Tassone, \ onall classes
Borek, Gorkoff and Pace, who yo URIRE
picked up an unassisted goal as \ AUTOMOBILE
well. \

Gerry Dyck of the Rebels UABILITY
stopped 92 shots while DoBella BONDS
teed 28. Penalties wore nine \ see:

for the Rebels and ten for the pant?
Nelson team, CARVIL: MOOREY

The. next game is at
scheduled for next Thursday at B
home for the Rebels when they |, ANRERSON
meet the Grand Forks Border AGENCIES
Bruins for the last game of the 61 Mable Street
senre Castlegar, B.C.

On Jan, 4 the Rebels will i é
once again be meeting the Trail Phone 365-9392
Jr. Smokies in Trail.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS \

“Today and Thursday, Dec. 22 and 23)
8:30, a.m. to 5 p.m,

Friday, December 24
8:30 am. to 4 p.m,

Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 25 and 26 \
Closed
Mon., Tues., Wed., Dec. 27, 28, 29.,
trregular Hours — Phone 365-7266
(Emergency Phone 365-5834)

Thursday and Friday, Dec, 30 and 31
8:30 to 12 Noon and 1 to 4 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday, dan. and 2
Closed 7

Monday, January 3.
Regular Hours Resume \

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Goss of

Here we are in the midst of
the festive season, As we take
the opportunity to enjoy the
Christmas season, the activities
atthe Recreation ' Office are
slowing right down. Our offices,

like other municipal buildings,

will be closed Monday. and
tuesday. 1)
(a

Tea the Christmas
break there has been a number
of ‘public’ skating’ sessions
scheduled. For times and dates
of these sessions, either call the

+ Recreation Office of check the

bulletin board at the Castlegar
and District Arena and Com-
munity CenleS

Ceae thes new year, we,
have scheduled ,additio: ‘see
sions-of skating. Due to the
requests for afternoon skating,
we will now be holding sessions
on Thursday and Friday after-
noons. Hopefully persons. in-
terested in skating will take
advantage of these sessions.
eer me)

The Recreation Commis-
sion would like to thank those
persons who took: part in

* Santa's visit last Saturday.

Hopefully all present: enjoyed
themselves and ‘will be back
again next year.
———

‘The January section of our
winter program {s pretty well
ready to roll. I think we have a
wide range of activities. Per-
sons interested in enrolling in
any of our programs may do so
beginning Jan. 1S

One course which we are
pleased to be able to offer is an
upholstry class. This is one

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Erma Mykyte 267,
LHT Erma Mykyte 651,

.._ MHS Marvin Wood 264,
MHT Marvin Wood 679.

THS Plus 4's 1097, THT
Plus 4's 2878,

Team Points: Tidy Bowlers
4, Sunshiners 0, Olympics 3,
Lucky 2's, 1, Plus 4’s 9, Screw.
balls 1,

Other 600's: Stella Pal-
maruk 603, Ed Waywood 603,
Charlle Burdette 631 and Dave
Calder 672,

Tues Morning Ladies—Colfee

reak

LHS Dorothy Hardy 239,
LHT Eleanor Holdsworth 620.

THB Cheerlos 873, THT
Mugs 2493.

‘Team Points: Cheerios 33,
Muffets 20, Mugs 26, Pincurlers
17, Take Five 24, Wheaties 24.
x pene 8600's; Barb “Watt

Tues, Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
LHS Irene Sheridan 286.
LHT Kay Gritchin 638, Dense

Halbaurer 638,

THS Castlegar Drugs
1103, THT Castlegar Drugs
2936.

Team Points: Super-Valu
39-1/2, Boundary Electric 29
1/2, Cameo Beauty Salon 26,
Castlegar Drugs 25, Central
Food Mart 22, Beauty Lane 14.

Other 600's: Louise Howes
633.

blic Skating During Holidays

only a couple of the new and
many courses planned for Jan-
uary.

ee eee

_ Last fall we offered a pre-
school learn-to-skate program.
Due to the good response, it
was necessary to expand totwo
classes. Because of this we are
again offering the class and are
fortunate to have Chris Mc-
Beth, who was last

class that has been
on numerous. occassions.

Due to the class being
limited to five persons there
will be two sessions offered.
With the limited enrollment I
am sure all’ persons _parti-
cipating will be able.to gain a
real knowledge of the subject
and. _ will become. ,capable of

joing, ‘their own m iostering.

ae iss Svhich has
been. requested on numerous
occasions is a pre-school gym-
nastics class. We are planning
on offering a weekly class in the
earlier afternoon for children
between. the ages of three and
five.
© It is hoped that through
basic exercise, such as front
rolls and back rolls, the parti-
cipating child will improve on
their balance, flexibility and
natural movement. These are

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We have also added a
learn-to-skate program for a-
dults which we feel will become
very popular. ‘This class should
be of interest to any person
who has always wanted to
skate but has found the regular
public skating sessions a poor
~ place to'prdctice thelr’ skills. ~

There should a No reason
for the ladies not to be getting
into shape as there are a
number of classes designed for
them. For example we have our
« regular volleyball nights as well
as a nétural- movement pro-
gram, a keep fit session, slim-
nastics and yoga.

ee

‘A new program in Blue-
berry is a music appreciation
class for young children which
will be conducted by Robyn
+ Miller-Tait.

We are also hoping to be
able to offer a number of

weekend workshops and the

first one that we have lined up
is a silk screening class Ene,
uled for February.

. On tbchalt ot Regional
Recreation Commission No. 1

- and the Facility Commission, 1

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joyous and merry Christmas
season.

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Women “ Rural Canada
Biology . 10;

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English 51 :

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Math 1: o) ‘ ti Aone Introduction to Modern - Literature
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Watch for our Brochure in January 6th publication of the Castlegar News .

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
LHS Sonia Cheveldave
260. LHT Sonia Cheveldave

642,
MHS Dave Adshead 268.
MHT Dave Adshead 679,

‘THS Roxy Rollers 1062.

“THT Roxy Rollers 2831,

pi Points: Roxy Rollers

Sparrows 4, Square Balls 4
‘Spon 0, Tired-G 0, Flukey'5:

Other 600’ Robin Da! el

THS Regulars 1052. THT a Mickey Read | 601,

Regulars 2768,

‘Team Points: Dingbats 4,-~~.
Misfits 4, Alleycats 0, Regulars
2, Screwballs ils 0, Golumbing ‘ z

Other 600's: Larry 0!

661, Tony Costa 610., ‘
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 pam.

- LHS: Connie nOlsse 265.
LET Connie Olson 600.) °

MHS Willy Kaleshikoff
208. MHT Charlle Burdett 769.

THS Nighthawks soe

Ins ‘3, Headpins 2, Live-5 1.
M.O.T.S. 1, Roadhogs 8, Night- :
hawks 2,

* Other’ 600's: Matt’ “Rohn
728; Larry Webster 683;
Dwayne Keus 668; Willy Kales-
nikoff 684; Walter Kanigan 641;
Marvin Wood 639; Orlando

Vecchio 634; Jake Koenig 624;

3
as Carol. Vecchio 249.
LHT Connie Olson 597,
MHS Robert Kirkwood
326. MHT Orlando Vecchio 777.
THS Live5 1091. THT
Live-5 3092. i
Team Points: Rowdy Rush-
Ins 4, Headpins 3, Live-5 9,
M.O.T.S. 1, Roadhogs 0, Night-
hawks 1.
Other 300's: Orlando Vec-
ohn 310.
Other 600's: Charlie. Bur-
dett 750; Matt Rohn 736; Jake
Koenig 713; Robert Kirkwood
708; Walter Kanigan 707;

+ Dwayre Keus 685; Larry Web-

ster 676; Mike Halisheff 614.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Marriane Duntop 282.
LHT Erma Mykyte 691.

THS Chevys 1009. THT
Chevys 2866.

Team Points: Chevys 4,

Ramblers 1, Kawasaki 3, T- .

Birds 3, Bobcats 0, Model Tees
1

Other 600's: Ruth Rourke
663, Bobbie Keraiff 642, Ruth
Cummings 618, Lorene Oglow
609, Marge: Allingham 628.
Wed, Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Bobbie Keraiff 275.
LHT Bobbie Keraiff 784.

THS Kawasaki 980. THT

* Kawasaki 2849.

‘Team Points: Kawasaki 4,

Model Tees 0, Ramblers 3,

Chevys 0, T-Birds 3, Bobeats 1.
Other 600's: Pearl Mott

647, Ruth Rourke 610.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 pam.
LHS Nitia Perepolkin 234.

LHT Shirley, Barton 563.

MHS Jack- Drader’: 268...

MHT Jack Drader 655.

U.S. Expert Says

Arthur Lundahl, — the
government’s top photo inter-
preter who told President Ken-
nedy that Russian ‘missiles
were in Cuba, says he's seen a
film of UFOs which he believes
is totally genuine.

“T've seen a genuine film of
UFOs that, asa photo analyst, I
believe could not have been
faked,” revealed Lundahl, fo:

er director of the government's *

National. Photographie Tnter-
pretation Center in Washing-
ton, D.C., which’ analyzes
photographs ‘for the CIA and
‘ather inielligence agencies,

Lundahl, 61, studied the
original of a UFO movie film
shot in Tremonton, Utah, by
official Navy photographer Del-
bert Newhouse in 1952.

His conclusion: "These

were indeed UFOs. The film

showed objects of unknown size
moving at high speeds—one of
our estimates was 1,700 miles
an hour—and they were chang-
ing colors from reds to blues to
greens and back to reds,

Night. Lidlea—Cut Rate
~ tune Fram Moffat. 267.

Lit “Joan Humphrey 638,

THS Swallows 1023, THT
Swallows 2905.
Team: Points: Budgies 3,

Canaries 3, Eagles 1, Parrots 1,.°

Swallows 3, Woodpeckers 1.
‘Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS Joan Humphry 294.
LHT Joan Humphry 719.
THS Lions. 916, THT
‘Teddy Bears 2513. ‘y,
Team, Points: Chipmunks

1) Lions. 8, Minks dy Teddy

Beara 3; juirrels 1, Beavers 3.
Thurs. arieaecon “Ladics—
Rowdy

Lis pind nd Budey 257. LHT.
Bonnle White 655.

THS Groaners 933, THT
Groaners 2568.

‘Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 0, Groaners 8, Wall-
ers 3, Criera 4, Moaners 1. |

Other 600's: Linda Buday
637.

‘Thars. Night Mixed (Dec. 9)

: LHS Ann Gouk 303, LHT

Lola Tymofievich 712.

MHS Walter Kanigan 309. |

MHT Matt Rohn 771.
THSRTs 1103, THTR-T’s

other 00's: Ann Gouk 803.

Team Points: Avenger 3,
Early Risers 0, R-T’s' 4, All
Stars 9, Stand Bys 1, Misfits 1,
Dynamiters 3, Cannon Balls 4,
Robson Rollers..0, Anything
Goes 3, Alley Cats 1, Chal-
lengers 1.

Other 600's: Walter Kanl-
gan 769; Ivan Salekin 714; Ann
Gouk 701; Doug Fellman 675;

Ken Emmons 639; Linda Miller

634; Carol Emmons 633; Nick
Karzaniewski 628; Erma
Mykyte 627; Shirley Salekin
627; Orlando Vecchio 613; Earl
Rourke 613; Elaind Horlick 612.
Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Sharon Isfeld 222,
LHT Sharon Isfeld 600.

MHS Cliffe Church 284.
MRT Charley Burdett 746.

THS Challengers 1192.
THT Challengers 3016.

Team: Points: Mean. Ma-
chines 1, Outsiders ’2, 100" or
Bust 2, Newcomers’ 2, Chal-
lengers 2, Alley Brats 3,

Other 600's: Cliffe Church
700, John Paulson 660.

Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Darline Edwards 260.

.LHT Joan Peel 606.

MHS John Paulson and
Jerry Hurd 238. MET (Sohn
Paulson 609,

Genuine

“One of, fithe. ‘UFOs ‘seomed
to get lost from 7 the formation.
It went away and then came
back again. They seemed'to be
flat and circular in shape: 7”

“We tested that film, about
1,600 frames of 16 mm-Koda-
chrome motion picture film, for

several hundred man-hours on
. a frame projector.

“We analyzed each frame
and looked for possible doctor-
ing. We looked for flecks of dust
that might have caused refract-
ing, even for holes: in the
bellows of the camera.

“But we. found nothing to
explain what appeared on the
film.

“Some of my co-workers at

the Naval Photo Interpretation .

Laboratory took the film and
showed it to the Robertson
panel, an expert” group of

scientists who met under the .

auspices of the CIA in 1953.”

Lundahl stressed: “There
isnodoubt in my mind this film
was not faked.”

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THS Challengers 996. THT.
Challengers 2781.

Team Points: Mean Ma-
_shines’3, Outsiders 0, 100 or
2+ Bust 0, Newcomers 0, Chal-
lengers 4, Alley Brats 4.
8.0.8.8.

LHS Linda Popoff 261.
LHT. Deb Wood 597.

MHS Steve Holdsworth
269. MHT Steve Holdsworth

642,

THS Team #6 907, THT
‘Team #4 2609.
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