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Field hockey season is
well underway at Stanley
Humphries Secondary
School.

At the junior level, the
Rockettes have lost to’ Bea-
ver Valley 1-0, ‘beat Salmo
8-0, and also defeated Traf-

gar 1-0.
The junior Rockettes

CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 8, 1980:

hosted thelr first field hockey
tournament last weekend. In
three competitions, they tied
Summerland 0-0, beat Salmo
8-0 and lost to Rossland 2-0.

Goal-scorers so far have
been Beth: Krug,’ Evelyn
Maloff, Tommy Verigin and

* Lana Horning.

This. week ite team has

(Siocankec

ation

The Winlaw and Cres- ,

cent Valley ladies’ keep fit- ’

sessions have commenced!
and all participants have
been exposed to fitness test-
ing. Weekly and monthly
schedules have been pre-
pared. The aeorobic program
was also introduced at the
sessions. The ladies must

ina le of ex-

m.- Fut 6. activities
{flora and ta

identification session; ' car

;and game nighte;* cultural,
. seenic and: 9 are films, as

well ag v ts and
crafts.
The Winlaw ,A team is
currently: leading inithe Slo-
‘can. Valley, Youth Soccer As-

ercises eens the week.
Keep it up ladies. $
Judo, at the Mt. Sentinel

school, is in full swing. The -

This tehm: played

)Slocan last week and man-

ized to squeak by with a 10
lly. ' The: Crescent. Valley/ ”
Slocan-Park:-team

a return match with Ross-
land.

“The senlor Rockettes
continue to dominate the
West Kootenay 4cene.
League scores have been J.
Lloyd Crowe 1, Rockettes 8;

Nakusp 0, Rockettes 3; Bek:
kirk College 0, Rockettes 1;
and Grand Forks 0, -Rock-
ettes 3,

The team travelled to
the Salmon Arm tournament
last weekend where they

“ ‘province and, according to

won two ‘of thelr five eh-
counters, Their losses were ‘otte! Kelowna ' 6, a
against the top teams in the ottes 0; Oak Bay 2, Rock;
.0; Salmon “Arm 0,
were a great 93; and ‘Mt. Douglas 3,
learning experience for the ottes 0. .
players. Scores were as fol- ezyk,! 0
: line Zaitsoff and Sani p>} t
> soff Played “an ‘excellent!

od 0M
the coach, nt usted

—tRodd | eullding

tyThe neon Press

Ametican conference
ost

egzen”

Been esse sessx

S3a8s 427s

participants are learning var- “* with'a dné-win? dnhéloss rec-

ious methods of self defence.
‘The senior citizens’ acti-
vity night is underway. This
session commenced on Oct. 1
with various film p

ord, while Slocan and Winlaw

B teams. eke? hird
place with ond sibel fn

Ally aba lyr for the

If

tions. All additional : sessions, s

will be held at the Slocan’,
Park Community Hall at 7

Following a highly suc-
cessful summer, James War-
ner, director of recreation
with Regional Recreation
Commission No. 8, will con-
tinue to develop ‘and direct
recreation programs for Slo-
can Valley residents.

After he received his,
diploma of Technology in’
Fish and Wildlife Recreation,
from BCIT, Warner worked
as a program ' coordinator for
the commission during the
summer of 1979. He then
attended the University of
Alberta and received credit

for first year in. faculty of |

education.

Warner returned to the
area this summer and, with
financial assistance from the
ministry of labor's Provincial
Youth Employment Pro-
gram, the ‘recreation com-
mission hired him as full-time
director of recreation. The

Hockey Scores

By The Canadian Press
HOCKEY RESULTS
TUESDAY

NHL
Exhibition
Toronto 3, Edmonton 1.-

AHL
Exhibition
Novo Scotia 5, New Bruns-
wick 4.

International
: bition
Kalamazoo 7, Muskegon 2.

Quebec Major
Sherbrooke 6, Trois-Rivieres6.

Central Junior
Ottawa 8, Gloucester 2.
esp Pembroke 2.

; atarie Provincial
| Guelph, Hamilton 2.
Dixie 5, pee Hill 3.

Wes!
New ostnate, Billings 7.
Victoria 4, Seattle
Winnipeg 6, Calga gary 5
Medicine Hat 5, Saskatoon 4,

Manitoba Junior
St. Boniface 9, Fort Garry 5.

Saskatchewan Junior
Regina 8, Saskatoon 6.

Alberta Junior
Cal Spurs 8, Dromhelles 9.
Sherwood Pk. 6, Red Deer 1.
nlor
vitlam 2.
jiwack 2.

B.C. au
Richmond 8, C
Nanaimo 4, Chill

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ional Recreation Commission No.8

wand information

Warner began” in-

ed in planning and dir.
ecting’’a wide infec ac

tivities for residents in the

South Slocan-Krestova-Slo-

can Village area. Programs

included hiking trips, chil

citizens’ activity nights, and
skiing trips and lessons. Res-
ponse to the fall program of
events has been very posi-

itive, and Warner said reg-

istrations were up 60 per
cent over last year.
Warner will also work on
a pilot project in cooperation
with Mount Sentinel School

and

drens’ playgi

and senior citizens’ trips.
Warner says “We cater to
everyone. We put on events
for all age groups.”

the community recreation
class will be given theoretical
and Practical: training in all

and the ministry of fitness -
ats in

general administration of the .
recreation commission pro-
grams and for training and
supervising staff like part-
time employee Teresa Bojey.
Bojey does general office
work and fills in as an
instructor for some of the fall
programs. She said the most
enjoyable partof the job was
“meeting and working with
people.”

Warner went on to say
that he sees one of his major
roe as “providing advisory

especie of

Fall are now
underway and, again, there is
something for everyone, in-
cluding soccer clinics, chil-
drens' story times, senior

* and’ evaluation.

supervisto:

Back in the office in the
Slocan Park Community Hall,
‘Warner is responsible forthe

services ‘to
joel recreation ‘Sorfirhissions:

7 and other ‘groups*intereated

in setting up events or seek-
ing funding for Heed proj-
ects.”

Ready to ‘serve, Teresa Bojey and James Warner of Regional
Recreation Recreation Commission No. 8

with a 1979-80

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Rectéation News 7 *

: Obedieace

A program starting this
week is for anyone who Is’
interested in developing
their dog into a better citizen
of ‘the community, A dog
obedience program is atart-
ing this Thursday at 7 p.m. in*
the Castlegar and District /

Community Complex. f

‘ This program is instruc-
ted by Dick Lopschuk, an ex-
perlenced instructor. ‘The
registration. fee is $20: for
eight sessions, Those inter-
ested should register at the
Recreation Office as soon as
Possible.

denta 60. cents and adults Ne 76s

Ce

Three leadership devel:
opment programs ate‘ ‘taking’
place in the West’ ‘Kootenay;
region in ‘they neat—future
Persons interested in a ‘leat!

‘dership development... gym\}

nastics course for instru
tors, a Canadian Ski Patr.
Certification Course or
junior ski instruetors. train‘,
ing program can‘cohtaet th
recreation -office, for further.
information and reaeaton) i
aise 2

Swim

grams on Mondays: This
Monday is Thanksgiving’
Day. Being a statutory holi-
day, no programs: will take
place ¢ on this date. ae

" Public Skating

The regular public.skat-
ing schedule is now in effect
at the Community. Complex.
The dates and times to note
are as follows: Tuesday 2 -'4
p.m., Wednesday 10:30 - 12
noon, Thursday 2 - 4 p.m.,
Friday 10:80 - 12 noon, Sat-

urday 2:45 - 4:45 p.m., Sun- °

day 2:15 - 4 p.m, and 8 --9:15
p.m. The admissiion charges,
are: children 60 cents, stu-

T! 5
A reminder to emis
. Fegistered in recreation pro-

" the agenda,

Wednesday of. next; ‘week: ate

7:80 p.m. in’Room 8 of Twin -

Rivers School. The election of

officers for 1981 ‘and pre-:.

sentation of awards will be on

Jr. Hockey Bi;

Last - weekend, . the
Castlegar Rebels Junior Hoc-
key Club had its first 1980-81
home game in the Castlegar’

‘Community ;Complex. The -

Rebels hosted ithe Rossland
Warriors and. came away
with a 6-4 win. Their second

home game of the season: is .

this Friday nij ht at ‘8:80 ) p.m, *

: af 401 09,

Sports car ‘slalo lom’

Stacey fastest i in event —

Four ‘classes were rep- °

resented in Sunday's Waneta
Mall as. an autumn Slalom

In oe amall car class
Brian, Pritchard took first
place ina, Toyota SR6 at

“followed by .Henry
steven ina saoyols Tercel

Ee st the big car class it was
place for Bernie Pringle

in Hf Monsher Corvair at 69.06
wit ‘e Glendinning in a
ips placing . second at

a Suzuke at 49.76, First in the
be class was Phil Calder-
bank’ gtd, 14,18,

- Routine check

HOUSTON (AP) — Joe
Louis, ‘former; world, heavy-
weight boxing champion, con-
tinues in. good. shape, while
undergoing a regular check-
up,. Methodist. Hospital on

Slaloming is fast becom-
ing.the most popular form: of
motor-sport, that everyone
can enjoy. It is the least
expensive: motor-sport _acti-
vity.in which the enthusiast

* ean compete using the’ family

sports car or'sedan. . °
Cars are driven through
the course one at (8. time -

against atimer,and naturally,
the fastest car thrdugh’ the
course withoyt touching a
pylon is the winner,"
To compensate for the
fact that some cars perform
“better ‘than others, cars are:

, , divided into groups or'classes

saccording to’ engine size and
performance ability. i

votration.

+. CASTLEGAR NEWS, October 8, 1980

‘The next planned. event
by the club is a Mole Hill
Climb tentatively:planned for
Oct. 26 at the Rossland Golf
Course witha 9 am, re

In hillelimbing each en-
try takes a turn at setting the

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EDMONTON (CP)

healing. knee injury could force Ed-
monton Oilers’ starting goaltender Ron’

- Low to’ miss‘the National Hockey
League team’s season. opener Friday
against: Quebec Nordiques. '

: playoff spot, “hissed Tuesday night's :
: oxninition game against Toronto Maple --'

. He's been out ‘of action since ‘Sept.
\95 when Vancouver Cannucks' forward *:
Tiger: Williams‘ collided with him.

Ron Low ‘really upset’

—A slow. ,

‘2

Eddie Mio and Pete LoPresti have
handled the netminding chore.’’ +

in really upset,” said Low, who ~
out in a sweatsuit Monday,
lonally shooting the puek aim-
clea at the boards. “They won't let me -
‘put he, pads on.” ‘

ginally Low was told to rest fo;
‘days. But last week he ort fog
Parte - Wichita, Kan., where the
“Ol ntral Hockey, League farm.
‘located and the knee swelled up ~
{after he stopped.a few shots. =, /

we ou: A

_ SASTLEGAR
NAUTS

330 p.m,

Wednesday, Oct. 15

ported.” W
spokesman said the checkup
js routine after the type of
surgery: Louis had at the

*” Hospital: in 1977 for correc-

diseased artery:

He_added that proniot-
ing public interest and input
into programs offered were
also-very important. He fre-
quently writes media artteles:
and holds
change meetings with inter:
ested groups.”

In order to ensure that, 4
the public's needs and desires
were met, two extensive
surveys were conducted. The
results were favorable and
Warner said “If people want
a special activity~and it’s
=feneible; au do my best to put

mt
orvith all tivities

offered by rainy Recre-
ation Commission No. 8,
everyone who participates iri
the programs will have a
busy and enjoyable fall. g .
* Warner and Bojey invite

any inquiries and may be
‘contacted at the Slocan Park’!
Community Hall by calling
226-7744. .

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Football League game

Calgary Stampeders.

tender,

makes up in confidence.

good as him’
interview. ‘

¢ Mattsson.
be a part of iit.”

-Veterans . Gary Smith
Hamel.

VANCOUVER (CP) —. Defensiv

end. Richard Murray and defensiv:
_ back Devon Ford are listed as doubtf
starters for B.C. Lions’ next Canadian= em w

Edmonton against the Eskimos. 5

. Murray suffered bruised ribs and
Ford a knee injury last Saturday here
in a 44-8 win® over Saskatchewan
Roughriders which left the Lions third
in the Western Conference with a 6-6-1
record and a onc<-point lead over

"What the ‘fivefost, seven-inch
netminder lacks in physical stature, he

“There's no one in hockey: about
whom I can say ‘damn, I wish I was as
'," the-26-year-old said in an

_ ‘Middlebrook is entering his fourth
professional season, but this will be the
first time he has earned a share of the
netminding duties with an NHL club

:from the start of a season. He will be
paired with. Finnish goalie Markus.

“This organization seems to be
going places,” he said. “I just want to. :

Middlebrook wasn't always so.
happy. A year ago, he was shocked
when the Jets sent him and Mattsson
to their Tulsa farm. club in favor of

“I thought Td hed only one bad
exhibition game," he said..“But I didn’t
complain, I went down and did my best,
Maybe I showed them a little maturity.

“We faced a lot of shots no matter

‘who we played. It seemed to help both —
of us, because we're here today.” ~”

Oct. 13 in;

should!

Middlebrook talks big

enters the new National
Hockey League season with some big

: Jets.

and Pierre

sion draft.

dared Se ‘the team was

e
ed a|
ete Mi nday: offfbyj bed coach: Nis

Blain alge suffered a twisted ankle, but

fensive
released a week’ Ago, was claimed on
waivers by Saskatchewan and sub-
sequently traded to Toronto Argonauts :
. for future eonolderstions: :

Middlebrook appeared ‘in six pre-
season games this year, earning a 1.71.
goals against average.

+ “Lindsay hasn't had a bad period
since training camp began,” said coach
Tom MeVie~ “It doesn't matter how
they look or what they do. Stopping the’

* puck is what counts.” - 5 :

A scrambler, Middlebrook is bent
. on playing a role in the future of the

“T've read so ‘much about how the
Jets are going to stick with youth. But
Tommy ‘calls us youth ‘with talent.”
The Collingwood, Ont.,
_ played amateur hockey with St. Louis
University. Three years ago, he asked
every NHL team for a tryout. His only
reply came from general manager John
Ferguson of New York Rangers.
To everyone's surprise, he won the
starting job in New Haven, their
American League farm club.

‘When Fred Shero became coach
and general manager of the Rangers, |
he elected to protect John Davidson
and Doug Soetaert prior to the expan-

Middlebrook. was available and i
Ferguson pounced on him. © ~

- “I was tickled pink to come hare id
he said. “I’ve always had to go begging
for work. This..was the first time
,anyone ever came after me.”

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