: _Castlégar News SS October 25, 1989 SPORTS ‘89 Pontiac Bonneville V-6, Auto. Au Cond. Power indows. Powerlockhs AM FM Stereo. Only 24.000 ker CALL AACE ELLIS COLLECT 365-2155 By KALAWSKY “5 A er geaapense GMC (1989 LTD. SURREY (CP) Lions Cestieger 0-8917 been the Promising rookies on defence Head coach Joe Galat, while adm: ng his CFL ¢ ALUMINUM SHEETS 24'2 x36 1 to 12 — 75€ Boch he 13024 60< Each 25 of Mote $0< Boch CASTLEGAR NEWS 197 Columbia Ave. Castiego against, claims ‘there's hope back Robin Belanger eg Robson River Otters Lice e No. 70354 B- I ba &, oy Fa ot® N-G-O Saturday, Oct. 28 at Arena Complex PACKAGES AVAILABLE Early Bird 6 p.m. Regular Bingo 7 p.m. \.. Whitewater Think snow now, and save money. If y season pass now you get it for just $ person). Great savings on ly send us the form you got in the mail, drop it of the local ski shops or see us at the mall in ) on Oct. 26, 27, 28* (“ast day at this price). 351-4944 EI iad a bed Presents . .. PACKAGE DAYS FRI., OCT. 27 SAT., OCT. 28 9 .a.m.-5:30 p.m. “BUILD YOUR OWN PACKAGE” SAVE on all in-store items! MEN'S & LADIES POLY PRO “LONGIES" Reg. $20. SPECIAL $s 1 500 SKI POLES 30% OFF CHILDREN'S WATERGUARD MITTS x #1.9% { Lost in the B.« jack lustre record this season has steady development of three s defence is the prime reason for a 6-10 record and $11 points on the lat pins those expectations’on im s Alondra Johnson aiid dian defensive IROSSLAND \UIATERSPORT HOUSE'S “We need to improve on defence next year and maybe we've already started with some of the new guys,”” Galat said Tuesday at the team training centre. "We've got three young guys who have made a definite tribution.”", Johnson, 24, a quick 215-pounder from West Texas State, leads the Lions in tackles, with 99 from his middie linebacking position, almost twice as~ juries,”* said Galat. “We've been for many as the next defender ced to rebuild on defence.”* Beasley, also 24, is a sturdy 235 B.C. still has a faint chance of pounder from the University of making the playoffs. The Lions need Arizona. He has two quarterback to defeat the Edmonion Eskimos on sacks and two interceptions Saturday at B.C. Place and Calgary Belanger, 25, is the surprise of the Stampeders on the last week of the ee. The defensive back from McGill season, while the third-place Saskat chewan Roughriders, 8-8, lose to Calgary and Edmonton several games when injuries sidelined regulars. The Lions, 1988 West Division playoff champions, were picked by many experts in pre-season to repeat, but a slow start (five straight defeats) and injuries brought a losing record INJURIES HURT “The expectations could have beer’ realized without the inordinate |in- con Steroid reports draw lawsuit from Lewis The Sports Page~ that—bewis—used reputation means a lot to him and he feels people are spreading lies about hi Danson told the news telephone from Toron them invites others to were sent eceipt except newspaper said. Rob t Lewis Canucks trade for Buskas VER (CP ab said Can Pat Qu has surgery TORONTO(CP * linebackers Gregg Stumon and Jeff That scencrio would leave B.C. and Saskatchewan tied, with the Lions taking third by beating the Roughies twice in three leaguc games. Galat remains optimistic, noting the ions had a “*defensixg surge’’ at the em en the elub got hot down the stretch and reached the Grey up. “‘It's time to turn it around,” Galat said. “‘We have that possibility again this year “Our run defence is getting better, but we gave up three long bombs against Toronto that hurt. Other than that, the defence is getting more con sistent."" Johsison and Beasley were recruited during ‘the off-season to replace Braswell ton, along with corner Francis and Taylor, to complete the Matt trade. They were sent to MADE MARK games with an arm injury. L during “a 29-11 defeat aleg injury Galat, general manager of Larry Donovan was fired SKI FASHIONS . . . the latest in ski wear will be shown at the Savoy Hotel in Nelson Nov. 4. Ski show slated the latest in ski fashions Nov Hotel in Nelson The Winter Getaway be presented at the C By CasNews Staff Savey ¢ Royal tion Rookies hold promise for Lions Edmon. wk Andre running back Reggie Dunigan Belanger was pressed into service when safety Rick Ryan missed four ast week against the Toronto Argonauts, Belanger played halfback when Art Malone sat out with Galat said it's been a difficult season for eves yone associated with the team. football operations, also became head coach in the fifth week of league play when Theatre Theatre with the s skiing film Pee Wees ice potent power play Vin An Mark Derek gnani, ored back. and to-back d Swanso nal goal Beavet agains ar \ | * y" : LOMANCO bifny VENTILATOR ; Turns on a whisper, stands _up to a ga’ Whirlybird Turbine Ventilators cool the attic area in ummer and remove destructive moisture in winter. Even ghtest breeze will keep the air moving through attic areas quietly and efficiently all year long. A planned Whirlybird ventilation system can lower heating and cooling costs. It will help protect insulation, wiring and paint from the u damaging effects of temperature and moisture extremes. And it only takes a short time to ” have a Whirlybird on the roof and working. WALES COMPERENCE ‘Adoms Ovvinson ES October 25, 1989 al Recreation news Halloween is less| than one week away. If you have not yet registered for the Children’s Spooktacular Party being held Saturday from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., be sure to stop by the office before Friday, There will be apple bobbing, a pumpkin-carving contest, treasure hunt and costume contest Halloween is always an exciting time for three- to five-year-olds. Our pre- school Halloween Party is Oct. 31 from 11 a.m. to | p.m. There will be a variety of crafts, group games, lunch and lots of fun. Registration fee is $3 Put on your costume and join in on all the fun. AEROBATHON Saturday is a busy day here at the Complex. Our Concrete to Cushion + Aerobathon is taking place from 10 a.m, to noon gn the Complex Hall Help raise money to put in a cushion floor in our new aerobic room. Pledge forms are available at the Recreation Office. CRAFTS CL If you haven't stopped by the Com: plex in the week, you probably haven't m flyers. A 2 the classes received our latest progr fitness newsletter outl that are currently taking place, along with a craft newsletter, are now available. Throughout November we will be holding a variety of adult and children’s Christmas craft classes. It does not matter whether you are crafty or not, these classes will give you an en joyable evening out along with a homemade Christmas gift for a friend. So stop by the office and sign up for Victorian crafts, Christmas wooden hearts, pinecone wreaths, incredible edibles and many others. At the same time you will be able to see the outside facility development — paving PRESCHOOL PLAYTIME A new session—of presehool playtime, babysitting and fitness MAKING A CONTRIBUTION . . . Lions membe: Shalanski and Henry Senetza help unload b Rail Station. work at the Castl CasNews photo by Connie Schmidt (from left) Bob Sorenson, Dave ing materials the club has given toward the Lions bring gifts for Rail Station By JOHN CHARTERS The Selkirk Lions Club, clad in red vests and full regalia, roared into the Castlegar Rail Station Saturday mor ning laden with gifts In a-matter of minutes, Lions Steve Jankota, Hugh Witson, Dave Ridington, Jim Penman, Henry Senet za, Dave Shalanski and Bob Sorensen, led by club president Leo Plamondon and assisted by Mitchell Supply em ployees Dave Akney and Casey Mc- Neil, had-hauled in bales of fibreglass insulation, 18 panels of gyprock, a large roll of vapor barrier and two 1,000-watt floodlights and stored them in the station. These building supplies will enable fireproof the initial work in the baggage room, currently at a critical stage, to proceed safely. Meanwhile, further help is expected from other service groups and from the city and is greatly appreciated by.the Castlegar and District Heritage Society. restoration The visitors were warmly welcomed by Heritage Society president Sherre Koreen _and_restorer-guide Schmidt. The work team had coff: guided around the building, visited and asked questions about present and future plans for the project for the next hour. They ex pressed great interest in the planned aquisition of ailway stock caboose, dinette and dining car — to Connie were many rolling be located at the back of the station on rails donated by CP Rail and they discussed, with further possibilities in mind, the popular Club- sponsored tourist attraction, the train ride between Metaline Falls and lone in Washingtonstate Lions In the course of conversation, Plamondon explained that the gift of building material was one of a number of ways by which the club was retur ning to the community profits made at the Lions’ popular annual project, the Trade Fair. The flood lamps, he said, were intended to improve lighting for security in the vicinity of the station. Project funds received Employment regardless _ of disabilities is the goal of a new project sponsored by the Kootenay Society for Community Living. The society recently received fun ding of $400,000 from Canadian Job Strategies to research supported em- ployment in the Kootenay Supported employment disabled people in finding and keeping paid jobs in the community “I am excited by the possibilities that supported employment can achieve. It will greatly aid our goal of integrating people with disabilities into active roles in our communities,”” Maria Squance, president of the Kootenay Society for Community Living, says in a news release. xX region. assists The society’s recent name change for Community Living from Kootenay Society for the Handicapped is in line with living associations across Canada, The name change was recommended by self advocates on a provincial and regional level to reflect a change in focus to abilities rather than disabilities, the news release says. In Nelson, a supported employment project, Career Development Services (CDS), is in its second successful year of operation. Marty Horswill, program co-ordinator, believes the program works because CDS staff un- derstand their make it possible for employers to hire people with disabilities as a good business decision. community role is to “In the helping 35 Nelsonites with disabilities meet their employers work expectations, we have also helped them increase their self confidence, learn new social skills and make new friends,” Horswill says. The society hopes to expand the supported employment service throughout the East and West Kootenays. To this end, they have hired two researchers to meet with prospective employers, participants, families and agencies working with people with disabilities. In the East Kootenay, Betty Offin can be reached at the East Kootenay Community College in Cranbrook and in the West Kootenay, Sam Simpson at 577 Baker Street in Nelson. process of FALCON PAINTING & DECORATING 2649 FOURTH CASTLEGAR 8 C aveNUE 365-3563 classes starts next Monday, Oct. 30. 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