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KING OF
THE RIM

A heavy snowfall
made the
basketball hoop
accessible to
students during

Just who was
going to hang
rom it was the
debate in
progress when
The News
photographer
showed up.
Jesse Gordon
was the king of
the rim, but
David Jansen
was trying hard
to dethrone him

MAN-
MADE
FOREST

Rotary Club
member Jim
Gouk sets up
and arranges the
Christmas trees
in the yard
beside West
Kootenay Power.
The trees are for
sale to the public
and were going
fast last week.

LIVING
ON THE

EDGE

A Selkirk College
maintenance
worker appears
to get perilously
close to the edge
of the building
during repair
work on the roof
of one wing at
the college. In
fact, he was
more on than off
‘the roof and
probably a lot
safer where he
was than most of
us are driving on
the highways

Wednesday, December 11, 1991 s

™@ Wednesday, December 11, 1991

PhotoF ILE

THE OLD
HAIR
FAKE

Stephanie
Rezansoff of the
SHSS junior girls
basketball team
demonstrates the
latest in
deception
techniques
during practise at
the school. No
word yet on
whether the hair
-in-the-face
move is officially
sanctioned in
high school
basketball

CRUNCH
TIME AT
THE
COLLEGE

Take pity ona
student this week
as they endure
final exams at
Selkirk College.
It's a week of
late-night
cramming,
worrying and
generally getting
stressed-out with
that ever-
important grade
point average
hanging in the
balance.

HI THERE!

A picture may
say a thousand
words, but this
one might not be
saying what you
think. The
Golden Rockets
goaltender is
neither waving
nor celebrating
as he was
beaten 14 times
Friday night in a
loss to the
Castlegar Rebels
atthe
Community
Complex. See
story, page 20.

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