CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 24, 1974
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| Drive on Physical Fitness

Bowling Events
During Festival

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 24, 1974

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Feb. 18 through to Feb, 24
will be fitness week In the
Castlegar-Kinnaird area, This
drive is being spearheaded at
the moment by a fitness
committee made up of' repre-
sentation from the Heart
Foundation, the medical pro-
fession, Selkirk College and
Regional Recreation Commis-
sion No. 1.

Inspired by the Conference
on Health and Physical Fitness
held last fall in Vancouver and
the fact that February is heart
month, our aim is to make
people more aware of their
physical condition and doing
something about it, Information
on fitness testing stations being
set up for Fitness Week will be
publicized over the next few
weeks,

eo

The Robson Recreation
Commission will be holding
registration for their gymnastic
classes next Wednesday at the
Robson School. The classes are
for students in grades one to
six. The Four Shield Progres-
sion Program will be in effect
for those wishing to be tested.
Mrs. Hebe Hackman will be co-
ordinating the program.

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The men's keep-fit class
had a good turnout last week
with 21 men in attendance.
Physical Fitness Director for
Notre Dame University in
Nelson, Dr. Tom Song, was on
hand to put the group through a
series of fitness tests: which
proved very interesting. Dr.
Song will ‘put the group
through ‘the tests again to-
wards the end of the course to
gauge what kind of progress
has been made.
Pe ae ees
There are some items. of
interest from our Community.
Calendar of Events. Feb. 12:at
Selkirk College—Audubon Soc-
iety film “Exploring Big Bend”,
Feb. 18—IODE Founders Cof-
fee Party at the Legion Hall
and Feb. 9—teen dance at arena
hall sponsored by the Regional
Recreation Commission. -The
group is the ‘Karroll Brothers’.
. Our Community Calendar
is starting to catch’ on now. If

“you have an event big or small -A:

“coming up’ this ‘ye: MW the
y

th
people to get ‘their Minor.
Hockey draw ticket stubs: and
books turned in. Please drop
them off at the arena conces-
sion as soon as possible.
special welcome .to all
the visiting teams in town this
week for Minor Hockey Week.
Don't’ forget to get out: and
support Minor Hockey Week,
Jan. 21 to Jan. 27. i
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: "We are offering a ‘physical

fitness program to all Senior
Citizens, The first class will
commence Feb, 6 at the Senior
Citizens’ Centre. The program
will consist of basic exercises,
exercising with rhythmic stick,
bean bags, ete. It should bea lot
of fun so everyone come on out
and take part.

The Homeward Bound
Program is picking up some-
what. We still welcome all calls
from the Senior Citizens and
also from any person who is
willing to volunteer their help
for the program.

. *

We are offering a junior
art course for students in
grades one to six. Registration
and first class will take place at
the Recreation Office this
Monday.

Instructor for the course of
10 lessons will be Judy
DeMarco from Rossland. Judy
has‘a wide experience in the
field and we look forward to an
excellent course.

WHO GETS A KICK OUT OF LIFE

ce" DON'T SEND-TAK

YOUR ff BOY TO THE
RINK

Ay
‘THE COACH-Teaches your son a thing or wo 77,
about hockey - a lesson in good sportsmans

and a lesson in just pla fue

a group that would make a mob
scene from a Cleopatra movie
look like a Sunday’ School
picnic, Dent

Bowling ‘is. far-and-away
the ‘most favourite sport in
British Columbia, with more
than 100,000 registered bowl-
ers taking part, Put that figure
together with’ that of < the
recreational bowler, the person
who does it strictly for fun, and
you've! got, enough people to,
almost start another province.

Bowling, then, plays an

important part in the British

Columbia’ Festival ‘of Sports
and will do just that during the
third annual Festival of Winter
Sports, Jan. 17 through Feb. 4.

‘Nine major bowling events
will be “staged: during. the
Festival, including {two provin-
etal ‘championships.

They are the ‘Golden, ‘Age

five-pin » p
ships:Feb. 4 at the: Brechin

Bob Rohn Named President « i2%:.f..Sirerevncst py.

Of Local Snowmobile Club

The first meeting of'the
season for the Castlegar, and.
District Snowmobile Club: was
held on Tuesday of last week at
the Recreation Office, with 17
mémbers present. ete t

An election of. the new

As long as I've . been
involved in top level’ curling,
the officials of the game have
had’a' thing about. the sliding
rule. j
It will be 20 years ago this
March, since 1. played. in’.the
Brier for the first time, and that
was the main topic of conversa-
the delegates of the
urling Association.
year. when it

sty sth! ngs t's ,a) bigger:
deal’ now thali it’ was! in'1954.

They have come up: with
rules that no part of a curler or
his ‘equipment could ‘cross; the
near’ hog. line. They even
announced in’ advance that
umpires would be assigned to
2each sheet of ice, -and if there
were any infractions, rocks
would be removed.

. Does anybody recall apy
rocks being taken off? No sir.
But that doesn't mean the rule
wasn't broken.

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A year or two before that, ,

they had a rule that. in
delivering his stone, the curler
must come to a complete stop
and step across, the hog line.
Big deal. Once a curler has
released his rock, what in
tarnation good is a rule.
insisting that he come toa
complete: stop and then step -
across the hog line. i

e advised that the: °
ly:

jog lines <2, rs
T asked specifically if they

were going.to enforce this rule
and I was assured it would be.
So then I asked what about
the fellow who threw his rock
right from the hack and then
walked down the ice, following
it. If he didn’t come to a
complete stop before stepping
over the hog line, then he was
breaking the rule. i
They. said I. was” being
facetious, and I was. But I only
_ wanted to make it clear just
how ridiculous the rule was.

I have heard rumors that. .;

at last the officials may be on-
the right track. Ontario intro-
duced legislation last . year.
which finally comes to the crux
of the matter.

They suggest the rule be
amended to read: the rock must:
be clearly released before. the
near hog line. &

Now that makes sense,

But if you have: released
the rock, and your concentra-

tion is so great possibly because -

of the importance of the’ shot,
and your hand or your broom
< happens to go over the line by
an inch or two, :
That's not the spirit of the
game.

PUBLIC NOTICE

THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD-
MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA

WHEREAS, the week. of January 19 to. January 27 is being observed throughout
Canada as a period to focus public atlention on the physical, charac-
ter-building and other benefits of hockey for our youth, and

WHEREAS, the game of hockey is recognized as our truly Canadian sport which

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‘was held. - Officers
elected were: ‘ presid Bob

a general meeting to take place
this’ Monday evening. in. the
Union Hall above Da Costa's
Bakery. he ¥

, Anyone with a snowmobile .
is strongly urged to come out to «
the nekt~ meeting to. plan.

ivities: Any of the

Rohnj vice-president, Jack Osa-
choff; secretary-treasurer,
Laurel > Webster; directors,
Russell Leaniy, Rudy Martini,
Ed Rohn and Larry Webster;
and. activity. committee, Ed
Rohn, | Don’. Wenman,, Bruce °
Kenneway and Leo ‘Bosse.

‘The intent of the'club is to
promote snowmobiling in, the

/area: and will include evening

outings, family outings, trips, ‘:

ete. :

“The department of ‘high-

ways will: be approached

regarding plowing out parking’

areas. at. four-mile,:-nine-mi

and: the °'summit:.“on'’

Kinnaird-Christina Lake | High

ways 05> tae
“Information is: to:

tained from other clubs

ing “sanctioning, of

activities, etel:

Castlegar and District

gui i
jowith ’ Carnival’s © honor

‘downs: Jan. 27 at Lougheed
Lanes in: Burnaby. , ” ile

The Nanaimo event is part
,of, “a> National: mail-o-graph
competition, where scores from
similar’ eventa ‘are, mailed to
national bowling headquarters.

. and. Canadian’: champions” de-

clared, The Burnaby event. is
part of a three-stage competi-
tion'to choose the B.C. team to
the National Masters champion-

or club. members .'can: be:

Bight - teams, in
representation from the Castle-
gar and District Minor. Hockey.
Association, will be taking part .
‘in the Vernon Winter: Carnival

Pee Wee Hockey Tournament. .,

all set to go Feb. 1, 2'and'3.
Vancouver Cantucks’: Babe.
Pratt: will’ be’ gues! honor
ty.
‘mayor being Muni ‘Evers’ of
Westminste:

including. *

and Lethbridge, Alta.

Members. of all teams
participating will take part in
the Carnival Parade on Satur-
day morning.” HOT othe

The: Vernon Winter Carni-

val, with 10 days of celebrating

if BE % N
owling Resulis

Monday Night 7 p.m.
LHS. Doreen ™ Danielson
236.LHT Doreen Danielson 650.
MHS Fred Voykin 301.
MHT Greg Stefoniuk. 742.
THS Purple People Eaters
THT © Expos - 2930.
Team: points: Mishaps 2,”
-Expos 2, Pubbers 0, Screwballs
2, Spark Plugs 2, Purple People
600's: . Frank |
Webster 701, Fred Voykin 712, °

. Don Rosler 616, Wally Arnason:;

622;Ken Hood 737, Len'Donald
698,'Dave Calder 703, Orlando

» Vecchio 708, : 5
Monday: Night 9-11 p.m. Hee

LHS Judy Carson 212,
LHT Judy Carson 587.

MHS Ken Plotnikoff 266.
MHT Ken: Plotnikoff 728.

THS Challengers
THT. Challengers 2725. ~
— Team’ Points: -Unpred-
ictables 44, Jackasses 34,
Spares 30, Posties 2242, Head
Pins 36, Challengers 36'/z.

Other 600's: Jim Leask
619, Bob Cowlin. . 620.
Monday Night 9-11. p.m.
LHS Caro! Comtois 230.
LHT: Carol Comtois 632. :

MHS Walter Kanigan 360.

1004.

‘HS = Posties 1096. *
THT Unpredictables 3164.
Team Points:
ictables 40,  Jackasses 34,
Spares 281, Posties 20, Head
Pins 35, Challengers 33%.
Other 600's: Ken Plotnikoff
820, Ben Fietz 689, Hal Hesketh -
697, Harry Markin: 643, Rob
Mason 620, Alec Lawrenow
635, Jean Comtois 606, John

Postnikoff 609, Bill Carson 625. >

Coffee ‘Break League (Dec. 18)

Unpred- i

LHS Ann_ Kajzar 261...
LHT. Ann Kajear. 722. «>,
THS - Pincurlers'' 947.

. THT. Muffets 273.

‘Team Points: Cheerios 2,
Muffets 3, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,
Take 5—2, Wheaties 1...

Other 600's: Jean Sylvest

EPID eae a
Coffee Break League (Jan. 8)

LHS: Marge. Munns 258.
LHT Grace McCollouch 633,
2 THS -- Cheerios
THT. Wheaties 2790. : i

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 0, Mugs 4, Pincurlers 2,
Take 5—2, Wheaties 2'/e

Other -'.600's: «Mary
Perehudoff . 618, {Eleanor
Holdsworth 612, Marge Munns
615, Inez Walker 602.
Tuesday 1 p.m. i ¢

LHS: Kay Gretchin 262.
LHT Kay Gretchin 671.°

THS Lucky. Five - 982.
THT Castlegar Drug 2750.

Team Points: — Castlegar.

1063." *

Drug: 38, Independents 25,

+. Lucky. Five:27, Macalister Ins, -

35, | Bounda
Sentinals 31."

Other 600's:. Marcelle
Wright 619, Mary Quiding 616,
Dot Tipping 611, Bonnie White

‘Tuesday 7. pan. -Mixed (Jan,'15)-
_ >" LHS Mabel Postnikoff 236.
LHT-Shirley Merry 646...

-*\MHS Marvin ‘Leroy 282.
MHT. Marvin: Leroy 698.
THS' |‘Ding-Bats

:Ding-Bats}2885, . 2
2) Team Points: Alley-Cats 1;
Regulars,1, Misfits 1, Ding-Bats
8, Columbia 5—38, Screwballs 3. -
Other °600's: | Jack’.
Cheveldave 694, Ken Scott 636,

Electric — 36,‘

Mable’: Postnikoff:' 636, Ron

Postnikoff 605.

“ Toesday: Night: Mixed Leagus,

9-11(Jan.-16) .* s
LHS Charlene Moffat 273.

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OPENING CEREMONIES *:* =‘ Dots

«PREMIER. DAVID. BARRETT will Officially open

‘the 1974 Festival of Winter,Sports at a torch:
lighting Ceremony on Grouse Mountain, **’-
North Vancouver at 5 pm‘on Thursday evening,
January 17, 1974; ae Eto 4

, WILLIAMS LAKE WINTER CARNIVAL Jan. 19,
20; BADMINTON Fort Nelson Jan. 19, 20; is

* Fort St. John Jan 20; Kamloops Jan..19, 20;

Port Alberni Jan. 19,20; Prince Rupert Jan. 19

** or-20; Vancouver Jan. 22-27; Vernon Jan.19;

~. Vietoria Jan. 21-26. BASKETBALL Burnaby
Jan. 19; Cloverdale Jan. 78, 19; Dawson Creek.
Jan.-18,.19; Queen Charlotte City Jan. 17, 18;

4} :Vancouver Jan. 18,.19; Victoria Jan. 18,19.

+ BOWLING Dawson Creek Jan. 19, 21. BOXING
Kamloops Jan..19, 20; Nelson Jan 19; Vernon
dan. 18, 19; Victoria Jan:.19, 20. CURLING
Esquimalt Jan.:15-18, 20; Fort Nelson Jan. 18,

: $19, 20; Port Alberni Jan. 18, 19, 20; South
‘Delta Jan: 14-17; Vancouver Jan. 10-13; Vernon
dan. 17, 18; 19, 20. FENCING Chilliwack

- dan. 19, 20, GYMNASTICS Langley Jan. 19.
HOCKEY Kamloops Jan. 17-19; Port Alice
‘Jan. 19, 20; Richmond Jan. 17. JUDO Kitimat
Jan. 19, SLED DOG RACES Fort Neilson Jan.’
19, 20. SNOWMOBILE RACING Kamloops
Jan.-19, 20. SQUASH Vancouver Jan. 18,.79,

20. SKIING Cranbrook-Akioo Ski Area Jan. 19,
20; North Vancouver-Grouse Mountain Jan.
16-17; Osoyoos-Mt. Baldy Jan. 20; Prince

;George-Tabor Mountain Jan. 19,20. TABLE.

> TENNIS Campbell River Jan.:19, 20; Kamloops

9° Kelowna Jan. 19, 20; Terrace Jan. 19;

fa Jan.-19, 20. TRACK: AND FIELD. .

fa Jan.'20. VOLLEYBALL Vernon Jan. 18,

19. WATER POLO Vancouver Jan. 19, 20. z

WRESTLING Burnaby Jan. 18, 22; Dawson
Creek Jan. 18, 19; Oliver. Jan. 19;.Prince:
George Jan. 18, 19; Victoria Jan..19.

“MISSION SNOWBOUND-WINTER OLYMPICS
~ FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN” Vernon-

<. Tilticum Valley Jan. 19, 20.5 07° i

association. They can now be seen at the Cast!
‘various merchants’ windows. Prize winners shown here are, front

row, left to right, Keany Reibin
Booth m1

third in primary [tie], John Shmoorkoff second in
first in ini

third in intermediate, Murray

intermediate. Middle row, left to right,

primary | Hockey Week.

Jon Varabloff consolation prize, Sion Landis third primary
Brad Mair first in primary, Noreen Nicholson and Leonard Alves
honorary mention. Back row, left to right Chery! Hadikin second in

and

(continued from page 8)

LHT Charlene Moffat 638,
IHS Wes Kirkwood 281,

MHT Ed Webster 712.

THS Spoilers 1097
THT [,C-Bees 3121,”

Team. Points: Spoilers 3,
Marlaners 1, L-C-Bees 3,
Checkers 1, Nighthawks 3,
Seven Elevenths 1,

: Other 60's: Orlando
Vecchio 703, Larry Webster
687, Wally Roberts 659, Betty
Pinter 627, Wes Kirkwood 627,
Bill Donald 623, Marge Bonnett
618, Leo Plamondon 617, Des
Desai 616, Roly Roberts 610,
Bill Shay 607. .

Ladies Wednesday Night Cut-
Rate League 7-9 p.m. (Jan. 9)

LHS Nadine Zebert 260,
Joan Mason 260,
LHT Dot Tipping 702.

THS arots 1018,
THT Swallows 2769,

Team Points: Swallows 4,
Orioles 3, Parrots 3, Eagles‘1,
Canaries 1, Budgies 0.

ry, 4
‘awarded this Saturday during the noon official opening of Minor
Castlegar News Pho! ,

prize. Prizes will be
A Other 600's: Lil Knowler
631, Annie Koochin 629, Judy
Meyers 619, Nadine Zebert 609.

TING FACTS.

with the « mpl of

CASTLEAIRD. HARDWARE
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& SPORTING GOODS
pro football's Schenley

i ‘player ve. won Canadian
award to top player?” C. X. Umphrey, Vancouver, B. C

“Tests Conducted o Gauge
Individual’s Fitness Level

‘ The new: men’s ‘keep-fit |
class got off to'a good start with
/21/men turning but, °The age:
range goes from about 22 years
to over: 50 years, Let
“For, the first. ‘session,

When premier pas
received the! cherished. award .this
recipient, The’ prize was inaugurated in’ 1953’ with another

Edmonton: star,

Billy -Vessels the ‘winner. Montreal's), Sam

xt followed by

Pat Abbruzzi and Hal

was

Patterson. Edmonton's Jackie Parker followed two years running
before teammate Johnny Bright got the nod. Parker came back the
next’ year ‘for his’ third’ Schenley ‘then’ Hamilton ‘pivot Bernie

‘Faloney won it::Montreal’s George Dixon‘ was the: 1962 winner ’

then Russ Jackson of Ottawa claimed his first of three such honors..

gary'’s. Lovell Coleman, George

physical: fitness “tests ‘were’
d- to gauge

individual's. fitness’ level.

Athletic director for Notre

- Dame? University,’ Dr. Tom

Song, conducted the test for the

Degree in Exercise Physiology
and a-/\Masters in’ /Medical
Sciences 90° 74 Uy teh
‘The tests determined the:
i 1 llity,.;endur-

Reed | of
Calgary's Peter Liske, Bill Symons of Toronto, Ron Lancaster. of
Saskatchewan, Winnipeg’s Don Jonas and Hamilton's Garney

“This distinction belongs to Edmonton's Dave Cutler with 82 ¢

‘Henley’ have ‘been other recipients.
"e es . *

recorded this season. Oddly the old standard of 30 set in 1968 by

the ps

rgan on a‘ pair Organ also'missed on

Bush Survival Course
This Tuesday al SHSS

place in Room. 108 of Stanley * ;

“The Provincial Emergency
Program, previously known as .
Civil Defence, is offering a
two-night” course ‘on ‘Bush
Survival’—lighting fires, emer-
gency shelters, equipment’ to
carry and how to use it, ete. and
a film “By Nature’s.Rules”.

Instruction: will be under
the direction of Fred Stamp-
Vincent. sAbAy

The first session will take

Humphries. Secondary, School

‘this ‘Tuesday: from :7:to 9 p.m.

‘The second session-will be
on Feb. 12) at the same place

vand time. *

“The short course is free to
the public and people involved
in. outdoor’ winter’ activities
would. be wise to take advant-
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‘ance and stamina, Pulse rates
and blood-pressure were taken.
“before and after the test. Dr.
‘Song ‘will’return towards 'the
‘end of: the course'to run the

_tests‘again to determine:-what

kind. of sprogress “has < been “
made.) “i
f The men's, keep-fit classes
“are held every. Tuesday even-
ing /at Stanley Humphries
Secondary School arid are still

‘said’ Friday~ a

have been made available for,
enforcement. purposes over. the
ast’ season:* ‘Besides*:the
auxiliary, officers, more
nuisance: animal trappers -and_
part time office help:have been.
engal % oS !

i officers. said
:sufficient funds are available to
‘continue the |. stepped-up
“enforcement program -for, ,the
remainder of the winter, and

‘> warned woul be violators they.

‘can’ expect

8 sympathy; if
~ found violatin acts.

acts.

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"Diabetes ‘is a ‘condition in;
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open’ for ‘registrations.’ Jack
Alouf. is‘ instructing the class,
which’ is being run; under the
adult! education.’ program | for
School District; No-: 9, :

each Castlegar News

SPORTS

~ group. Dr. Song has a Masters

DISCO

“948,
THT Beavers 2611.
Team Points: Chipmunks
8, Squirrels 1, Beavers 3, Minks
1, Lions 2, Teddy Bears'2.
Other 600's: Colleen
Lightle 630, Helen Roberts 641,
Mary Bermel 646, *
Rowdy Rollers-Thursday 1 p.m.
f LHS Vicky. Bissell 295.
> LHT Shirley Barton 695. ..
+. THS Criers 945,
THT Groaners 2616.
Team Points: Hooters 33,
Screamers’ 25, Groaners 27,

Wailers 33, Criers 45, Moaners ~

. Other 600's: Vicky Bissell
674, Lillian Somenoff 608,
‘Thursday Night Mixed League
(Jan, 17)

LHS Gladys Manahan 235.
LHT Gladys Manahan 589.

MHS Bill, Davis 318.
MHT Bill Davis 848,

THS All Stars
THT All Stars 2989,

Team Points: Avengers 4,
Stand Bys 3, Hee’ Haws 1, Head
Pins 4, Robson Rollers 1,
Sundowners 2, All Stars 3, Jive
Five 0, Flintstones 0, Alley
Cats 3, Beginners 1, Eager
Beavers 2.

Other 600's: Jake Koenig
701, Earl Rourke: 700, Orlando
Vecchio 660, Bruce McKenzie
660, Keith Johnson 652, Nick
Karzaniewski 643, | Frank
Webster 626, Doug Eldridge

603,
Friday Night Classic Mixed

League

LHS Lil Knowler 239.
LHT Lil Knowler 654.

MHS John Paulson 295.
MHT John Paulson 706.
THS Nuts Bolts
THT Dolphins 3035.

* Team Points: Nuts & Bolts
1, Dolphins 3, Gang Busters 4,
Alley Cats 0, Robson Rascals 3,
Super Stars 1.

Other 600's: | Susan
Whitfield 683, Tony Costa 624,
Bobbie Keraiff 617, Jack
Osea 612, Garry Rayner

2.

SHHS High School

LHS Judy :Bonthron 229,
LHT Judy Bonthron 564,
. MHS Greg Le Page 249.
MHT Don York 635. .

THS Team. #6—970.
THT Team # 6—2715.

Team Points: Team #1—0,
Team #2—8, Team #4—3, Team

1045.

1061.

630, Randy Kassian 630.

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WHEREAS, Minor Hockey is the foundation from which

players develop

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NOW THEREFORE, we, es Mayor and Deputy Mayor of the Corporatio of the
City of Castlegar Kinnaird do hereby declare the week commencing
January 19 to be observed as

“MINOR HOCKEY WEEK IN CANADA”

and request that all parents and ‘others encourage children to
participate in this great Canadian game

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