“CASTLEGAR NEWS, March. 4 yar
offs next”

The Rockers wound up league plan last week with games

against each ‘of.the other league members.
} On Thursday,* Stanley Humphries hosted the J.L. Crowe
‘Hawks. It was a high-spirited match that saw the Trail team
‘open up a 12-point falfuime lead only to have the Rockers roar
back in the third quarter. The locals played some superb
ketball ‘2 go ahead 60-56 with threo minutes

gam
Anlaggressive press by the Hawks broke the match open
capitalized on Stanley Humphries’ errors to eke out a
ry. The Rockers fine team effort was led by Tom
iDemeo'with 81° points, Ray Stewart had ‘M1 points and
Lawrence. Makortoff 8 points. Terry Huston and Jeff
‘Shmoorkoft turned in strong rebounding performances.
ruary 27 is'a night the Rockers would just as soon
gets Playing L.V. Rogers iri Nelson they had a disastorous
tevening,’. losing 94-62. Ray Stewart and Tom Demeo each
Zscored 19 points.
} OnSaturday Stanley Humphries bounced back and handed
ithe visiting Mt, Baker Trogans a 70-57 defeat. Some very well
jplayed man-to-man defense was the key as the Rockers
‘opened up a 95-22 halftime lead and worked hard to maintain
it in the final 20 minutes.
Coach Kevin Morris praised the Rockers for a fine team
jeffort. “They did an excellent job of the things that are
inecessary in order to be successful. The 10 players worked
itogether and they simply worked harder than the opposition.
The Rockers slowed Cranbrook’s attack with tough defense,
dominated he defensive boards, and played as a unit
joffensiveiy. ————_.
Every Stanley Humphries player scored points, led by Tom
Demeo with 82 and Ray Stewart with 15, Lawrence Makortoff
jadded 8 points while Jeff Shmoorkoff and Terry Huston
Shooped 4 points each.
j A trip to Vancouver will be on the line this weekend when
3 the Kootenay Zone AA Boys’ Basketball Playoffs take place st
Selkirk College. Four teams will be vying for the right to

represent the Kootenays at the Provincial Boys Championship -

‘March 18 - 21 at the PNE Agrodome.

. Action commences Thursday with the Stanley Humphries
Rockers, third in league play, taking on the second-place L.V.
Rogers Bombers from Nelson. Game time is 6:30 p.m. The
second game of the evening goes at 8:15 p.m. with the
fourth rplaee Arar Mt, Baker Ker ronea from Cranbrook, doing
battle wit! e league, er, J.L.fcrowe Hawks.

The Kootenay pach, tat eres 6:90 p.m. and 8:15
p.m. on Friday and . ip. Saturday with the last two
contests going at 12°h ad ‘Pm. -

ris anticipates three
days of exciting basket!
fied double knockout d: ind. ‘esults of the Teague play
all point towards some jfery ‘cldsé, ee fought games,” said

a met

TALKING to Stanley Humphries Secondary and Twin Rivers Elenen-
tary School students at an informal assembly Monday were several
professional athletes working with Athletes in Action — Canada. |
On the stage are Kevin Bryant, a basketball ployer, Ron Estay,

. I e place _
March 21-22, 10 a.m. - p.m.

at the Crescent Valley Com-
munity Hall.

The objective of this spec-
ial event will be to reveal to
each child the ecstatic joy of
creating expressively and to
assure each child that their
particular means of expres-
sion is valid.

Children aged 7-11 years of
age are welcome to register
with Pat Popoff at the Valley
“Learning Centre, Send the
registration fee of $20 by
cheque or money order to the
Valley Learning Centre C-12,
C-2, R.R.#1, Crescent Valley,
B.C. Registrations must be
complete by March 18,

pring Swimming Program
Swimming enthusiasts can

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look forward to this program,
commencing March 23 at the
Nelson Acme ¢ Gontre, The

onday,

day until April 10, Bus trans-
portation will bo provided to
and from the Aquatic Centre.

‘The bus will leave Winlaw
Elementary at precisely 4
p.m. and additional stops will
include. Slocan Park Com-
munity Hali at 4:15 p.m,
Crescent Valléy Store at 4:25
p.m., and at the South Slocan
junction at 4:30 p.m.

. You may pick up a regis-

tration form from your school ~

or from the recreation office.
Forms will also be available
in your spring ‘brochure
which will be sent to you on
March 16. You may register
in person at the recreation
office, commencing March 16,
or send cheque or money
order of $15 to Regional

SENIOR CITIZENS

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tas Bony Sag matle uit
Sharyl Closkey aa i Bluf-
Other o0's oon jetty
forging 4, dente ih 648,
ball 620, Mary
Sal airsoe,

MONDAY NIGHT7-9 P.M.
LHS Phyllis Burkett 262.

os
coe Burkett 679. se
. Me Ed A

Marvin
652, Mcintyre 632, Le
Donald 626, Lisa Antignani
625, Gerry Wichert 607, Ab

jr
Shirley Zoytsolt, $50. is
McBride 947. MHT Doug
Fide 648. THS Six stode
1. THT espa

IT Wheaties are Other
aod, 700's: | Morie.

TUESDAY LADIES 1 PLA.
AHS Kay Gritchin 363, LHT

‘WEST
DIVISION

Recreation Commission No.
8, Box 8, Slocan Park, B.C.
Vag 2E0,
children
saath of Perry's Hill are wel-
come to register.
Kootenay Bicycle Club ~

‘The Kootenay Bicycle Club
has just been formed and it ia
in the process of recruiting
memberships, The club was
formed as a non-profit or-
ganization to encourage cycl-
ing, for transportation and
recreation and sport with
emphasis on competitive cy-
cling.. The club:.has various
family trips planned in April
and time triats commencing,
April 18.

The club has many ways to
serve the bike rider. Give
Jack Tees a call at 228-7717
and find out how you can

Level I Coachea Clinic:
The British Columbia Ama-

teur Baseball Association, in
conjunction with the Slocan
Valley Minor Baseball Asso-
ciation, will be hosting a
Level I coaches’ course at”
South Slocan. This five-hour
instructional program will be
a definite asset to any coach
or umpire ‘in the area.
Specific coaching techniqu
as well as the basic fund:
mentals of the game, will be
discussed. This event will be
held during mid April.

Pitching Clinic:
This clinfe will take place
March 18 and every Wednes-

day until April 15, at: the

Selkirk College gymnasium.
se sessions will empha-
size new pitching techniques
and provide the players the
opportunity for pre-season
training development. Parti-
cipants ages 8-14 years of age
are welcome to attend, All
sessions begin at 7 p.m.

BOWLING
RESULTS

julie Posnikell 714, .THS
, Cosit Aad 1175, THT Nor:

Grichin

293. MHT Jack
Cheveldave 707.-THS Rinky.
Dinks 10%. THT The Jok

TUESDAY NIGHT. TPM,
LHS Heather Bonnett 302. LHT
Heather Bonnett 735. MHS

ervin
Wood 879. Hs Live, $

THT Roa: ther
Gioia end 7088 Crlande Vee
chlo 847, Matt Rohn 747, Lorry
Webster 682, Colleen Ger-
moine 601.

‘WEDNESDAY MORNING

loberts 331, LHT
Michelle Roberts 729. THS

'a: Shirley Garton”
685, Linds Costa 617.
WEDNESD:

‘NIGHT Mil
ae cote sae LHT DO. vos
iM. Thorgeirson

904. MHT E. Adthead 7a. tat
Midnight Marv Th

Thorgeirson | 697,
Shaniden rts ts Leh
A. Horawill 637, 1. Sheridan

AY Al He
LHS Eleanor Holdsworth 292
tHT Eleanor Holdsworth 706.
THS The TR's Angels 1069, THT
The Hooters 3195, Other 600's
Barline, Edwards
polkin 631, Anna.

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LHE Erma Maykyte BBN La Er.
ma Mykyte 689, MHS Oennis
Robinton 76, MMT Orlando

600's and 700's: Mike Wiche

822. oi Zorkott 719, Dennis
Robinson 712, Robert Mott
707, Wwan Salekin 685, Darrel
Rourke 670, Ron Mcintyre 660,
Garry Rayner 647, Fear! Moti

Howie Byers 634,
Stehko de “18, Nino a Voykin sie,
Earl 1.

FRIDAY HIGHT 7!
LHS Moble Peataitott 2 a LHT
Mobile Posinikoff 805. MHS

defensive lineman for the Edmonton Eskimos, and Phi! Moss,
basketball player, while Pau! Renfro and Aaron Mitchell two more
basketball players with AIA look on, AIA is the athletic ministry of
Campus Crusade for Christ in Canada,

Cross-Country

The British Cael, Ski
Council, in conjunction with
Regional Recreation Commis-

sion NU. &, will be sponsoring —

a Cross-Country Ski Clinic.
This event will round up the
skiing season with various
ski tips (waxing, types of
skis, techniques, equipment
maintenance, destinations,
ete.)

Come on out to Mount
Sentine! Secondary School on
March 24 at 7 p.m. for this
informative session.

pring Program .
The spring program will

begin April 6 and continue
until mid June. Brochures
will be distributed March 16
and registrations will be ac-
cepted until April 3. For
further information contact
the recreation office at
226-7744.

us FRIDAY NIGHT 9 P.M,

Roper Rowland - 226. _MHT
Roger Rowland 720. THS 7
Headach THT TI
Heada ther 600
Ron ‘partsofi 704,
fal Monkeih, Kay Crockett
857, Clement 678, Todd
eg! erry An:
{ignant 632, Tom Lucas 617.

YOUTH BOWLING COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY
JUNIOR DIVISION

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GHS Coraline Chaveldave 189.
GHT Coraline Cheveldave 400.
BHS Wode 144, BHT

Wade pees

EE WEE. DIVISION
GHS cine Sar 95. GHD
Corrine Bartsoff $60.

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BHS Darcy Hart 03. BHT Dar
rt 459. ™

3528. iy
700° fony Costa 628, Dorls
Sbitney 615, Bernice Smith
611, Ken Olson 607, Les
Fekete 606.

WEE DIVISION

GAME 5.

March 6

8p.m., Cominco Arena — Trail

AME 6
Sat., March 7

8 p.m., Arena Complex — Castlegar

GAME 7 (if necessary)
Tues., March 10

8p.m., Cominco Arena — Trail

The month of March pre
vides fever pitch competition
for B.C, secondary schocl
provinee championships. QF

* Basketball‘ will

be Shela March 11: to 14! at
Stanley Humphries Secon-

* dary School, Contact Jack
Closkey or Kevin Morrie at’

865-7735 for furthel
mation.

Ai 3
Atom All-stars were on the.
short end of a G-4 score when
they hosted a Beaver Valley
team Saturday. The follow-
ing morning, the teams met
again, niaying tse a 4all tie,

eliminating heir hosts" from
the West Kootensy Cham:
pionships.

Castlegar will begin their
best of three serfes against
Rossland Saturday from 5-7

.m, at the arena ‘complex.
‘The winner of this series will
be the West Kootensy repre-
sentative at the provincial
competitions to be held in
March,

Midget Reps

OK Tire Midget Reps won

the West Kootenay Cham-

pionship by beating Nelson i

twice over the weekend, 7-5
and 4-2, The Midget team
now travels to Kitimat, B.C.
for the provincial playoffs on
March 22-27.

The team played well in
both games and received
steady goal-tending from
David Kinakin, especially in
the 42 win. Jim Smith
scored four goals and added
two assists in the Saturday.
7-5 win. Single goals were
scored by Scott James, Char-
lie Lind end. mie Corbett...

ad | sre
assist
‘were ‘ieaited” to Mike yore
bett, Kevin Cheveldave, Jack
Kanigan, Brad Makortoff and
Randy Morris.

In the Sunday game, Jim
Smith, Brad Makortoff,
Kevin Cheveldave and Char-
lie Lind each notched singles,
Scott Jones had two assists,
while single assists went to
Charlie Lind, Randy Morris,
Peter Moroso, Jack Kanigan
and John Obetkoff.

The Midgets travel to
Sparwood this weekend for a
five-team tournament, They
will play two games Saturday
and two on Sunday. Leth-
bridge, Pincher Creek, Spar-
wood and Cranbrook are the
other teams in the two-day
tournament.

Following this competition
the team plans to practice
and possibly play two or
three exhibition games at
home prior to leaving for the
provincial competitions on
March 21.

* .

Castlegar Minor Hockey
Association and its ladies’
auxiliary, sponsor various

fund-raising events through- -

out Minor Hockey Week to
offset ice costs and -regis-
tration of young hockey
players in the area. sh
The ladies’ auxiliary also

operates the concession “at
the old arena throughout the
hockey season and profits are
turned over to the , asso-

gar.
This year’s ‘Minor Hockey
Week events netted a total of
fol

zeauxiliary concession sales

have not yet been calculated,
but itis estimated that by the
wend of April, profits will be
close to $4,000.

‘By, GARY FLEMING,
Sunday, afternoon the Reb-
els came out as if.they. wer

ready to avenge their loss to |.

the team which had defeated
them on home ice only 16
hours previously.

» Keri Swanson picked up an

unassisted goal, which ‘wag .

Jong overdue for him, only
one minute after the goal

judge had tested his light to-

start the game. But. the
Rebels were shut out by the
pads of Dan McFarland after
that point. until midway
through the third period.
The remainder of the firat
period had’ the 1,000 fans
bopping to the tune of
“Smoke on. the Frozen
Water” as Gralegar fuse
il 23-21

tthem i
— Doug Miller showed
his’ rendition. of “Night
Moves” in the daytime, sot-
ting up two Trail goals — the
first, a breakaway “by Fer-
arro and the second on a
powerplay with McPhie scor-
ing. Terry Proulx | finished
the scoring in the ‘seond
period, putting Trail ahead

Even though Trail did all
the scoring in the second
period it was not indicative of
the play. The Rebels should
have been up by at least a
field goal as they out shot the
dr. Smokies 18-11 but they
just ‘couldn't get the puck
through McFarland and the
uprights. The Rebels didn't
take advantage of their op-
portunities and’ Trail did an
excellent job of killing pen-
alties (once two men short)
“and that’s the name'o’ that
tune.”

McFarland had stoned the
Rebels for ‘nearly two com- :
plete periods and they (the
Rebels). came - out - for the.

id Ue.

their i ata to nae: Luckily *

for.‘them, Dan MacDonald
was wide awake, ‘and Trail
was starting to lose their
legs, as. well.

At 11:02 Lyle’ Stoushnow
scored an unassisted power
play goal to make the game
more ‘interesting (Sorry I

Ysecurit:
_Cuttleger on ‘Sat

1 didn’t find one)”
Then Gary Baines: thought °
the best way to win the game‘

would: be to put: Dan Mac-

Donald out of commission for *

the ‘rest of the .night.: He: ;

received a five-minute charg. .°

ing penalty for, his tactics
‘which. nearly: backfired.
‘Wade Hindmarsh slapped an

end-over-end dropshot from ,

the left point’ into’ the: top

corner on the power play to.

tie the score at 8,

Castlegar looked like they

were on their way to an un-

believable comeback win.
ke

Bem

with a am misconduct, MacDon-
ald was stopping everything _
in sight (even pop cans) and *
Castlegar scored yet another
disallowed goal — according
to the young Trail goal judge.

Castlegar had a-man ad-
“vantage with only a few min--
utes left in the game, Barry
Scrudiand then picked a very
inappropriate time’ to get
revenge ‘on Gary Baines and
picked up seven minutes in

penalties, The rest is history. -

Terry Proulx. scored an
unassisted powerplay goal at
2:06 in overtime. Don't get
me wrong, Barry. I'm not

blaming the loss of your pen- -

alties. The Rebels had more
than 50 other chances to win
the yame. +
Scoring Stats (Mar. 1)
Ist Period”
16 —. Cas. — Swanson

hte, Milter
(Miller, ‘Batnes) P.

“8rd Period ‘
11:02 — Cas. — Stoushnow
(unassisted) P.P. .
12:82 — Cas, — Hindmarsh
(Skrudland, Sheratobitol!)

2:06 — Trai
tunasie Pl P.

Local. tournament
attracts top golfer

Some of the best golfers in

Ladloe! B.C, Amateur Cham-’
pionship golf tournament to
be hosted by the local club.
Approximately 112 cont

tants are expected to parti-
cipate in-two days of medal
play and three days of match
play.

B.C. Canadian Ladies’ Golf,

Association president Connie

Smith of Kelowna attended a
recent meeting at the home

of Pat Verzuh of Castlegar to
answer ‘any questions about”

thé tournament and to make
preparations and: decisions
with committee officials.

* Further ‘information: may
be obtained by ‘calling com-
mittee chairman Marg Cark-
ner at 865-7603 or committee

secretary Sue Forrest at %

honors.
Martin.

"MARQUETTE, ‘MICH. —
Bruce Martin, a sophomore

goals.

two assists ina pair of home
ice wins over Western Michi-"
gan last weekend, 65 ‘in’
overtime Friday night and
583 Saturday night.

“Bruce has been one of our |
hotter’ players in-the second
half of the seeson and he's -

_ getting better every -week-

end,” said head coach’ Rick

,Comley in making the an-

nouncement of Martin's. sel-_
ection, ‘
jai

this season, played two sea-
sons with the Castlégar Reb-
els. of the Kootensy Inter-
national Junior: Hockey
League, before epealine ‘at

* Northern.’ He’ was

man.on’ Northern’

Coach jes Clinte |":
Friday is the: last day;to
register: for. the: Coaching:

oratical. ‘component of .' the.
National © Coaching : “Certifi-
. cation Program’ will be-beld
at the Castlegar and District
Community Complex from 9
am. to § p.m. Saturday and
Sunday. - Ch

well-known ‘soccer coach
from Nelson, is ‘conducting.
the course for aspiring
coaches, as well as, those
already involved in coaching

APPLYING PRESSURE. A’ Savile

the’ Trail: Jr. Smokeaters’

“The Cattiega ir News woul
‘Mike you to arid your

jar r ployer zeros in-on
sand ' goalie. Dan’ Me-

Farland during the playoff action Sunday night.

Summer Games, :
A

‘Annual B.C. Aquatic’ Work-

shop have been set for April”.

24 to May 10, 1981, at the
“University of “ British | Col-
umbia’; Aquatic Centre in
‘Vancouver. This’ year, 12
Sponsoring organizations.aré.

12(For' a complete: list of
participating organizations,

seminars and courses, as well

as fees, call the Recreation _

but. lacking the theory, ‘com-_ : Office).

.gar Conimunity:Complex be- ©

tween 8:30. a.m, and:

Pam, or call 365-8586 for far- . o, Weav.

ther information. -
Swim Ciob

Castlegar Aquanauts
Swim Club has announced its

‘July 4'and § — Colville; July

Castlegar; July

"16 and 19 — Trail; July 26

Pp a:
the Natural Dyes: Workshop

on April'4. Both’ events. will:

be ‘held at the Community
Complex.--The fee’ is $5: for. ’:
each,’ and “you .can’ register. >

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