CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 3, 1977

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Castlegar - Trail to Spokane, Wash..

"MILLION TO ONE.

Tommy and Rudy ware all ‘sot' for if pleasent. day of
fishing. by CanCel when “Oopsl"—over the’ side. went
Tommy's rod, recl, sinker. and hook plus :the fod’ holdér,
which hadn't been clamped down quite ‘hard enough. Ne
what to do?

February Games For
r Pe ‘offer’: ‘refresher courses for ihe pei : ;
tie acacia Commercial League

JUNIORS BOWLING Division iwiasers of ‘the’ recent Family
Twosome Bowling in, which parents took part-are, left to right,
a Betty ‘An Rayner, Chery! : Webber: Natalie; Zaytsoff, Brian.

SENIOR BOWLING ‘Division winnets of the-recent Family
‘Twosome Bowling are, back row left to right, Barb Olen, Scott
a, Rob Kirkwood, James Makortoff and Bruce Littley. aoe

Osachoff, Eddie Pereversoff, Robert Matt and David Parkin,
kneeling. Missing” is Leslie Overkolt.- Loel Olegn‘ Photo ‘

crud on the bottom.”

had on!"

~eye’ of ‘the sinker! |

Aut motive, Me chanics f

“We could drag witha ‘three -pronged, hook feild Rudy,
“but it's a thousand-to-one chance ‘cause there's:so much

“Nah, never mind, we'd never got it,” replied Tom, 4
“Maybe I could use one of your spare rods.”

An hour later the two hardy fishormen were tiolting
along when they both gota bite. Rudy got his fish in but Tom
had snagged the bottom. Rudy took over to seé if he could
get the hook loose, As luck would have it, he started to reel
in. “Aw, there's my gang troll,” said Rudy, “But what's that ”
behind it? It's another gang troll, Tom, just like the one you

«They pulled on theaextra line, piling it in the bottom of.
the boat, until, gpolaat up came Tom's rod—intact. © =

What! makes this-a true, million-to-one fish story is that.”
the ‘hook had caught Tom's sunken gear right through tho

Welding
Plumbing:
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These courses will be ‘run if suo fe eres}

is shown. vious

* Direct inquiries to:
‘Me J. Van Hemert

Administrative Assistant’
Selkirk College-Vocational . Division
2001 Silver King. Road, Nel

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With all our previously an-
nounced courses: well under-

way, I would like to take the:

time to thank all those persons

who have,’ registered in an:

B<*etivity and who have made our

program ‘such’ a, success., To:

“those perBong’ who were unable

to get! into a partieular activity
due to that activity beipg led,

Views from Recreation
Director Pat Metge:

This exhibit will be followed on.

Feb. 15 by a photo display

-featuring Marj Trim.

Selkirk * College-

*soring its annual’ folk festival

with a Winter Carnival on Feb.

12 at the Commutiity Complex.’ |

On: Feb. 13° the *Minor’

Hockey ‘Association’: will: -be
conducting a referees’ clinic at.

the Cr Centre. This is’

me
ar next: schedule, of, activities,

Castlegar News—

SPORTS

all persons will have the op-

portunity to take part. in’ a.

program of their choice.

Speaking of upcoming
events, we are still working on
holding a silk screen workshop,
a dog obedience class and belly
dancing.

‘We would like to be able to
present.a number of weekend
workshops on various cultural
or craft activities. Persons
having a particular subject that
they wish to see held’ should
notify” our. Recreation Office.

Congiatutations in week
goes‘ opt*to-the’Minor Hockey
Week Committee ‘fd? th Stee

ES rift job’ they: dia asl ‘week*at

row, left to aHshc Geraldine Mott, Debbie. Wood and Faye Bignell.

—Loel Olsen Photo

the two arenas. Throughout the
week they certainly did a fine
job of promoting hockey with
the youngsters.

This Sunday, ‘is'a date to
keep in mind, as it is ,the final
league game for the Castlegar
Junior Rebels. Kimberléy will
be in town for the hockey action
and with Castlegar preparing
for playoff action, this should be
an entertaining. game.

Due to the hockey game,
Sunday afternoon skating will
be cancelled. However, a Sun-
day evening session is still

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Hockey

Good, clean‘hockey action
‘ will take place this Sunday at
“the Old Arena when the Castle-
gar'Gentlemen’s Hockey Assoc.
holds its annual tournament.

‘Gentlemen's Hockey. in-
volves no ‘bodychecking, slap-
shets;! or rough play. - This
makes for fewer penalties, and
a much faster game where the
=players use their heads instead
of relying on: body contact.

The tournament : gets
underway at 8 a.m. and games
- are played every hour and ‘15
:minutes, with the final game

4 scheduled for 6 p.m. Castlegar.

- has two teams éntered as North

‘Castlegar, and South Castlegar.

Other teams yinvolved ‘in

the tournament are from Fruit-

vale, Nelson, Grand Forks and
_ Creston. ;

Persons. interested in

public ‘skating should be re- ~

minded that there is skating on
Tuesday mornings, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday after-

noons, and Sunday afternoons

-and evenings. .
* mo
A few" upcoming events
that should be of Interest to all
are as follows:
The. National Exhibition
Centre is presently showing a

carving exhibition in’ conjunc. -
tion with a watercolor display.

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‘an all-da! session starting ‘ at
9 am
tA reminder’ of two up-
coming’ annual recreation
meetings:. in’ February (no
exact date) the Tarrys Recrea-
tion Commission will be holding
its meeting while Feb. 17is the
date for the Robson Society
meetings.
ee 8
We are now accepting ap-
plications for life guards and
swim instructors.- Persons in-
terested in applying may pick
up application forms at the
Recreation Office.

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Castlegar Queen JoAnn Wabisca Drops the Puck with David Terhune, left,
Facing Off for Gsetlogar and Rodney Pointdexter for Spokane,

The following is a schedule |
of Castlegar Commercial

* Hockey League games for the

month ‘of February, with all
Thursday night’ games to be
played at the old: Castlegar
Arena:

Feb, 3—Castlegar Drug vs
Maddocks,

. | Feb. 6—Marlane vs Castle-
“gar Drug; Juveniles‘ys Esso.
Feb. 7—Castlegar Drug vs

. Juveniles,

Feb, 8—Maddocks vs Mar-

lane, “
__Feb. 10—Esso vs Mad- ~

‘ Feb. 18—Juveniles vs Mad-
docks; Esso vs Castlegar Drug.

“MHS Wilbert. ‘Simmons

235, Elmer Wallner ' 229, Mac

McAndrew 216,
‘MET Elmer Wallner 572.

t
‘Mon. Night Mixed a9 pm.

(Jan, 17)
' LHS Stella Palmarik 274.

t Rte Gail Calder 712.

THS Serefyballs 1118, THT
| Serewballs 8 8167,

Team Points: Olympics 4,
_ Lucky 2's 0, Sunshiners 1, Tidy
‘Bowlers 8, Plus. 4s 1, Serew-
‘ balls 8.

Other 00's: Annette Way-
wood 640, Elaine Hood 627,

; Lisa Antignani 696, Stella Pal-
(tiaruk “702," Charlie Burdett
+ 608, Nancy Donald 677, Joyce

Adams 633, Bob Bertuzzi 702,

‘Dave Calder 719, Darryl

Rourke 664.
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

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‘Team Points: ‘Spares 80,
Nomads 28, Unknowns 17, Slow
Pokes 30, All Stars 87, Inferior
Wiezels 38,
‘Other 60's: Leo pa 601,

“THS:-Muffets: 947. .THT

Mutieis 2567.

Team Points: Cheerios 40,
Muffets 83, Mugs 85, Pincurlers
26, Take Five 38, Wheaties 82,
Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 Pau.

LHS Elsie Rysen 320. LHT

Elsie ° Ryser 743,
THS Castlegar Drug 1186.
THT. Castlegar Drug 3080.
* Team Points: Super-Valu
49%, Boundary Electric 39%,
Castlegar, Drug 36, Central

. Food. Mart 80, Cameo Beauty

Salon 29, Beauty Lane 20.
»- Other 600's: Louise Howes
668, Irene Sheridan 647, Mar-

MBS Matt Rohn 818. MET
Matt Rohn 743, :

THS Screwballs 1102. THT
Screwballs 8168.
“ofan Points: Dingbats 0,

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; .Misfits 2, Alleycats 0, Regulars
. 2; Serewhalls 4, Columbia 5 - 4.

Other 600's: Larry ..Olson~

“140, Tony Costa 780, Wayne.

Richards 716,: Marvin LeRoy
685, Gerry. Cheritenkoff 628,
Ron McIntyre 624, Ron Postni-
koff 619. :

Toes. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

: (Jan, 26)

LHS Glenys New 259. LHT

" Glenys New 623,

MHS Dwayne Keus 338.
MHT Dwayne Keus 817.
THS 5, Nghthanks 1158.

THT Nighthawks

Team Points: “Rowdy
Rush-Ins 8, Headpins 2, Live 6 -
2, M.O.T.S. 2, Roadhogs: 1,
Nighthawks 2. °

Other 600's: Orlando Vec-
chio 727, Charlie Burdett 703,
Robert Kirkwood 643, Ed Web-
ster 680, Matt Rohn 701,
Walter Kanigan 681, Marvin
‘Wood 631, Larry Webster 609.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Kathy Horcoff 262.

Kawasaki 1,
Bin 0, Model Tees 4, Bobcats

Other 600's: Kathy Horcoff
625, Mable , Postnikoff 606,
Betty Pinter 603.

‘Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(Jan. 26)

LHS Myrna Wesley 273.
LHT Myrna Wesley 691.

THS Eagles 1010. THT

Eagles 2748.

Team Points: Budgies ‘0,
Canaries 8, Eagles 2'/2, Parrots
4, Swallows 1%, Woodpeckers
1

Other 600": Pauline Mar-

quis 684, Annie Koochin 604.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
LHS Betty Pinter 266.
LUT: Betty Pinter 643,

~ MHS: Robin’ Dalziel 281,
MHT Robin Dalziel 753.
=: TH. Square Balls 1061.
THT. Roxy Rolleta: 2972,
Team Pointe:- Sparrows 1
Roxy Rollers 8, Squaré Balla J,
Flukey Five 3, Sports Teal"
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Other 600's: Micki ‘Read
641, Jack Drader 666, Mike
Dejong 630.
Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS Myrna Wesley 294.
LAT Myrna Wesley 731.
'THS Chipmunks 901. THT

~ Lions 2582.

Team Points: Lions 4,
Squirrels 0, Chipmunks 1, Ted-
dy Bears 8, Minks 8, Beavers 1.
Thurg. Afternoon - Ladies—

LHT Linda Buday 690.
THS Wailers 1068. THT
Wailers 2808. °
Team Points: Hooters 0,
Screamers 1, Groaners 1, Wail-
ers 4, Criers 8, Moaners 3.
Other 600's: Judy Cameron

THS Misfits 1177, THT
Misfits 3346.

Other 8300's: Mario, Carpino
310.

Team Points: ‘Kvengert 2,
Early Risers 0, R-T’s: 3, All
Stars 4, Stand Bys 2, Misfits 4,
Dynamiters 4, Cannon Balls 2,
Robson Rollers 0, Anything

Goes 2, Alley Cats 0, Chal- .7
- lengers 1.

Other 600's: Marvin Wood
808, Ken Emmons‘775, Scott
Wood ‘729, Mario Carpinc 692,
Jake Koenig 659, Charlie’ Bur-
dett 645, Linda Miller 641, Bill
Davis 630, Frank Webster 620,
Ann Gouk 600.

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purpose of education is to ensure
that our students acquire the skills
and knowledge they will need to
become well-rounded individuals
~~ and useful members of society, a
- {Core Curriculum will be intro-
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‘system in September 1977. |, _

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Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Jan.
21
LHS Pear] Mott 276. LHT

“Pearl Mott 645.

MHS Darre) Rourke 282.
MHT Darrel Rourke 818,

‘Team Points: Super Stara.

46, Road Runners 48, Mischiefs
87, Trainees 81, Lamp Lighters
29, Five Pennies 18.

Other 600's: Don Beck 704,
John Paulson 686, Ron Mcin-
tyre 684, Erma Mykyte 634.

Stanle:

Feb, 14—Juvenlles vs Mar-
lane, i

Feb, 15—Castlogar Drug
va Maddocks,

Feb, 17—Marlane vs Esso,

Feb, 20—Castlegar Drug
vs Juveniles; Esso vs Mad-
docks,

Feb, 21—Juveniles vs Es-
80.

Feb, 22—Maddocks vs

* Marlane.

Feb, 24—Marlane vs
Castlegar Drug.

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School. Mixed (Jan. 10)

LHS Barb Hood 260.
Barab Hood 601.

MHS Kevin New 290. MET
Kevin New 643.

THS Team #2 - 981. THT
Team #4 - 2616, ‘

+ Team Points: #1 - 0, #2 - 4,

43-4, #454, 15

Other 60's: Scott Wood .:
“6t0. :

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Pee Wee Division
2° GHS Rachelle Rowland 78,
GHD Rachelle Rowland 154. ”
BHS Lorne Hawthorne 89.‘
BHD Lorne Hawthorne 167.)
‘Team Points: Wolves % :

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GHC Colleen Graham 141. ©
GHT Colleen Graham 358, |
BHS. Shawn: Smith 228.
BHT Shawn Smith 657; , >
Team ‘Points:. Cougars 1,”
Lions 8, Beavers 1, Bobcats 3.

Sunior Division
GHS Louise Hall 183. GHT ©
Fusan egret 508,
HS Brian ‘Osachoff 232.
BET Brian Osachoff 607.
Team Points: Wildfires 0,

Headpins 0.

GHS Barb ‘Olen 223. GHT |.
Linda Popoff 522.

BHS Gordon Danchella’
_ 262. BHT Mike Wichert 671,'

Team Points: Gurks Turks
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