CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORT.

Selkirk Ladies Basketball
Team Takes Top Honors

‘The ladies’ basketball team
from Selkirk College took top
honors in the 1976 Cottonwood
Invitational Basketball Tourna-

~ment hosted in Nelson an,
23-24, a

Selkirk was invited to fill
the vacancy created when an
Okanagan team was unable to
make the trip.

In the first encounter for
Selkirk the opposition was the
Trail Hawkette Club which was
the Saints’ closeat opposition.
Final score was 64-46° and
Selkirk’s scorers were Maureen
Stringer with 22, Teresa Mc-
Gauley with 12 and Debbie
Matheson and Trudy Lyons
with 10 each,

Selkirk next played Stan-

McGauley with 21, Maurcen
Stringer with 20 and Trudy
Lyons with 18 were the Saints’
top scorers,

Selkirk won their last .
victory from the host Nelson
Bomberettes 41-31. Maureen
Stringer 18, Teresa McGauley 9
and Heather Mosher 6 were the
Saints’ major scorers.

Maureen Stringer was
chosen as the tournament's
Most Valuable Player and Ter-
esa McGauley and Trudy Lyons
were voted to the All Star
Team.

Saints played Jan, 27 a-
gainst the Beaver Valley Con-
achers followed by a home
game last Monday against the
‘Trail-Rossland Ladies.

2.2 TIE meant as much as a win to these
of the Spokane Orioles following

lay’s Mite All-Star game with the Spokane
players "aking on the Castlegar Hawks. The

member

ri
Mite players here are just untanglting from a
jubilant pileup on top of their goalie Terry
Becker as all the young players felt victorious
with the tie game.—Castlegar News Photo

Secondary
School Rockettes whom they
beat by a 71-30 margin. Teresa

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Pup Division

Jan. 27—Jets 5, Canadians
3. Goalies were S. Voykin for
the Jets and L. Plotnikoff for
the Canadians. Scoring for the
Jets were R. Adams, R. Swetli-
koff, R. Horkoff (2) and J. Mair.
Assists were made by J. Mair
(2), D. Robinson and R. Adams.
Goals were scored for the
Canadians by M. Corbett (2)
and D. Picton,

Canucks 5, Blazers 2, Goal-
ies were T. Swanson for the
Canucks and J. Verigin for the
Blazers. Scoring for the Can-
ucks were J. Danroth, S,
Romney (2), K. Cheveldave and
§. Jones. Assists going to S.
Samoyloff, D. Katelnikoff, K.
Cheveldave, S. Jones and S.
MacKinnon. J. Leitch scored
both goals for the Blazers, with
an assist by B, Makortoff.

Jan. 28—Oilers 1, Canucks
1, Goalies were R. Potter for.
the Oilers and T. Swanson for
the Canucks. The Oilers’ goal
was scored by E. Knowler,

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assisted by S, Sparkman. The
Canucks’ goal was scored by K,
Cheveldave.

Pee Wee Division

Jan. 27—Rangers 6, Grand
Forks 3. Goalie for the Rangers
was L. Tomilin, Scoring for the
Rangers were K. Perepolkin (4)
and B. Aston (2). Assists went
to K. Perepolkin (2), W. Walsh
(2), B. Aston (8), M. Johnston
(2) and G. Soloveoff.

Jan. 28—Canadians 5, Nel-
son. (No record of scoring.)

Bantam Division

dan. 27—PPWC 3, Trail 3.
In: goal for PPWC was N.
Chernoff. Scoring for PPWC
were T. Reed, W. Zibin and M.
McDonald, Assists were made
by M, McDonald, L. Walker, D.
Nelson and F. Furlan,

Jan. 28—Canadiens 4, Trail
0. In goal for the Canadiens was
R. Kirby. Goals were scored for
the Canadiens by K. Knowler,
N. Dermody, J. Stewart and A.
Humphrie. Assists going to N.
Dermody (2), K. Knowler and
K. Beattie.

Jan. 31—Bantam Rep 4,
Spokane 1. Scoring for the
Bantam Rep were, Martin,
Veregin, Cheveldave and Laur-
ino. Assists were made by
Barnes, Nevokshonoff, T. Stre-
Hoff and Martin.

Feb. 1—Bantam B 1, Spo-
kane 0. Goalies for the Bantam
B were D. Drazdoff and P.
Perras. The lone Bantam B goal
was scored by D. Markin,
assisted by K. Horning.

Midget Division

Jan. 27—Dynamiters 4,
Bantam Rep 1, Goalies were D.
McMullen for the Dynamiters
and R, Cheveldave for Bantam
Rep. Goals were scored for the
Dynamiters by M. Varabioff
(2), B. McDonald and D. Kirby.
Assists went to D. Kirby, D.
Zoobkoff (2) and W. Sherstobi-
toff. The Bantam goal was

(February 15th)

greatest cause of death and disability in our nation,

— through advances in prevention and treatment,

PROCLAMATION

HEART MONTH & HEART SUNDAY

“WHEREAS, each year more than 80,000 Canadians die from heart and
blood vessel diseases which also afflict 2% million citizens ranking It as the

“AND, WHEREAS, these diseases cost the nation approximately $200 mil-
lion yearly, including lost income and payment for medical care,

“AND, WHEREAS, the Canadian Heart Foundation’s relentless battle against
our country’s leading health hazard has helped reduce the death rate from heart
and blood vessel diseases by 24 percent since 1950 for persons 65 and under

THEREFORE, | as Mayor of Castlegar do proclaim February “Heart Month”
and urge.all our citizens to support the B.C, Heart Fund Campaign of the Local
Heart Unit through their gifts and voluntary services which will speed greater
advances in the conquest of our nation’s leading killer and disabler.”

3 CITY OF CASTLEGAR
Edgar H. Mosby
Mayor

scored by B. Martin, assisted
by D. Barnes.

Dynamiters 5, Studs 0.
Goalies were D. McMullen for
the Dynamiters and R. Plotni-
koff for the Studs. Scoring for
the Dynamiters were C, Pere-
polkin (2), D. Kirby, M. Vara-
bioff and G. Pace. Assists were
made by M. Varabioff, D.
Zoobkoff (2), B. Pace, D, Kirby
and D, McMullen.

Buzzards 6, Weebles 1.
Goalies were McMullen for the
Buzzards and R. McKenzie for
the Weebles, The Buzzards’
goals were scored by B. Keraiff,
D. Obetkoff, E. Orishmakoff, J.
Roberts, J. Gillman and M.
Polonikoff. Assists were made
by B. Cheveldave (2), Rilkoff
(2), Gillman, Keraiff, Nazaroff,
‘Obetkoff (2) and Calder (2). The
Weebles' goal was scored by S.
Bozek, assisted by K. Wilson.

*. Jan..28—Studs 6, Weebles
2. Goalies were R. Plotnikoff for
the Studs and Wallace for the
Weebles. Scoring for the Studs
were P, Klit (2), K. Simonen, B.
Yule (2) and G. Moroso. Assists
going to K. Simonen (2), P. Klit
(3), G. Yule, R. Grim, R.
Sherstobitoff and R, Alexan-
der. The Weebles’ goals were
scored by Sorenson and Wilson.
Assists went to Koochin and
Sorenson.

Jen. 29—Buzzards 6, Ban-
tam Rep 4. Goalies were B.
Cheveldave for the Buzzards
and R. Cheveldave for the
Bantam Rep. Goals were scored.
for the Buzzards by J, Gillman
(3), D, McMullen, B. Karaiff and
A, Conroy. Assists were made
by D. Obetkoff (2), D. McMul-
len, B. Nazaroff and A. Conroy.
Scoring for the Bantam Rep
were B, Martin, P. Laurino,
M. Nevakshonoff and D, Mac-
Kinnon. Assists went to P.
Strelioff and K. Sherstobitoff.

Jan. 31—Castlegar Rep 7,
Trail 1. Goalies for the Castle-
gar Rep were D. McMullen and
R. Plotnikoff. Scoring for the
Castlegar Rep were B. Tassone’
(3), B. Nazaroff (2), G. Yule and.
D. Kirby. Assists were made Py,
D. Kirby (2), B. Verigin (2), B.
Pace, M. Varabioff, S. Bozek
(2},.G. Townsend, B, Chevel-

dave and B. Nazaroff (2).

Feb. 1—Castlegar Rep 10,
Spokane 3, In goal for the
Castlegar Rep were R. Plotni-
koff and D, McMullen. The
Castlegar Rep goals were scor-
ed by G. Yule (3), B. Nazaroff,
B. Tassone, D. Kirby (3), M.
Narabioff and B, Pace. Assists
going to B. Tassone, G. Pace
(4), D. Kirby (2), B. Verigin (2),
G. Yule, S. Bozek, B, Nazaroff
(2) and J.. Townsend,

WAMM Walk Kicks Off
Keep-a-Fit Heart Week

Alright everybody—stop
dragging about the house or
apartment, staring at the same
four walls. Grab the whole
family and get out and “Walk a
Measured Mile.”

That's the thing about

“walk a measured mile"—the -

program is designed to promote
physical activity in Castlegar
and area. It is not some strictly
regimented program of stren-
uous exercise, but an easy,
leisurely form of recreation in
which persons of all ages can
participate.

‘The WAMM Walk is being
spearheaded and organized by

In the Name of Safety

A New York psychoanalist
says accident-prone employees
“can be helped by hypnosis, and
we have numerous instances
where a single session suffices.”

Although there are other
methods, he says “two thirds of
the people we see can be
hypnotized, and this is the
method of choice, because re-
sults are achieved so prompt-

the Castlegar Kiwanis Club and
sponsored by Action B,C. and
Regional Recreation Commis-
sion No. 1.

"There will be two WAMM
Walk routes both starting at 2
p.m. In the Kinnaird area, the
walk starts and ends at the
Kinnaird Elementary School. In
Castlegar proper, the walk will
start and end at the Castlegar
Primary School. Hot chocolate
and coffee will be on hand at the
end of the walk.

Clubs and school classes
are encouraged to take part as
“a group. If a group from any
organization takes part with a
minimum of six members, they
will be credited with five bonus
points to be added to the
participation contest being held

lad D,
ts

Have Opportunity
To Enjoy Skiing

Start skiing with the De
abled Skiers

THANK YOU

Many thanks fo the volunteers for thelr help
during Minor Hockey Week; to the parents and
the for their ul and support

British Columbia,

This Invitation {s going out
to all the disabled in the arca
that fall into .one of the
following categories: upper

és lower limb

and to all the players and participants, Special
thanks to Mike Sawchenko,
1976 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK COMMITTEE

Ht pl permanent knee in-

jurles; foot injuries;
some kinds of polio; some kinds
of cerebral palsy and the blind.

Disabled people can enjoy
skiing with their families and
friends on a totally equal level.
They can ski deep powder,
moguls, steep slopes, and can
race against ordinary skiers or
themzelves,

The Disabled Skiers Aaso-
elation of British Columbia is
incorporated in the Society's
Act of B.C. as a nonprofit
organization for the sole pur-
pose of helping physically dis-
abled people to ski.

Members of DSABC parti-
cipate annually in Canadian
Inconvenienced Skiers Weck,
Sunshine Village, Banff; Lange
Cup, Breckinridge, U.S. Na-
tional Amputee Ski Champion-
ship Winter Park U.S, and the
World Champions, France.

These events are organ-
ized solely for disabled skiers
and provide the chance to
compete at all levels, from
beginner to expert, and to learn
from workshops, lessons and
other disabled skiers.

Anyone interested may
contact Pat Fitzgerald at 362-

9487 or write Box 1822, Ross.’

land, B.C.

In the Name of Safety

A new law under discus
sion will require all learner-
drivers to undergo a psychiat-
ric examination to ascertain

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whether they have
impulses.”

Shape Up!

You Owe It To Your Hear!

You may tet your heart down many times,
But It only has to let you down once!’
Do something — Toke part in

at the fitness testing stations .

on Feb, 20 and 21.

People are particularly en-
couraged to come out with the
whole family and take part.

‘There is no charge and the
hot chocolate, coffee and fresh
air are all free.

At the end of the walk
everyone will receive their
WAMM button.

N

SNOWMOBILING, SKIING or
OTHER WINTER ACTIVITIES on

Castlegar Golf. Course

(his results in damage to fairways and greens)

Violators will be prosecuted

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By Order
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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no matter what shape you are, but we would like you to -

"BITNESS. MONTH ACTIVITIES”.

FEBRUARY 8th
Robson-Castlegar (N and S)
“"WAMM WALK”

FEBRUARY 15th
Blueberry Creek
“WAMM WALK”

FEBRUARY 20 & 21st
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FEBRUARY 27th
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Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

By Pat Metge
All recreation and adult
education classes are now un-
derway for the season,
The Staelin cancelled for

th

Heart Month, a number of
Interesting events aro begin.
ning to take shape,

Sunday, Feb. 8 promises to
be wie busy day wi Wham

mon’s basketball, badminton at
Kinnaird Elementary, public
speaking, men's volleyball at
Tarrys and Robson and‘ crea-
tive drama,

Persons registered in
these classes may pick up there
refunds at the Recreation Of-
fice.

Persons registered in jun-
for badminton at Kinnaird
Elementary may transfer to the
badminton classes at
Rivers,

For those in the English
for Mew Canadians class, a
reminder that these classes are
now to be held on Mondays and
Thursdays.

. The majority of the classes
bave maximum participation;
however, there are still a few
with openings, 4
Adult art, which is held on

Room exists in the embroi-
dery class which is offered by
Leona Horvath at Woodland
Park School,

For information on these
classes and others please call
the Recreation Office.

eo 8

With this the start of

for Robson,
Castlegar North and Castlegar
South,

‘The Robson walk begins
and ends at the Robson Com-
munity Hall,

The following Sunday,
Feb. 15, Blueberry will be
hosting their Wham Walk
which gets underway from
their community park.

This is a Wham Walk in
your area so get out, got
involved and “Walk a Measured

* 6

Other activities pee
for the month include the
fitness clinic on Feb, 20 and 21
at SHES, This clinic will allow
all to participate in the new
Canadian Home Fitness Test.

On Feb, 28 SHSS will be
the site for a gymnastic display
featuring Reynerers from’
Castlegar, Nelson and Trail,

Watch for the upcoming
Heart Ball and don't forget Feb,
16 is Heart Sunday,

oe 6

A reminder to the resi-
dents of Blueberry of their
¢ ig Recreation Commis-
Sows meseat meeting which is
to be held on ‘Thursday, Feb. &
at the Blueberry School start-
ing at 7.30 p.m. Items to be

discussed are the use of the

new mudibortumy facilities with
and extra-

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cuericular activities; also fund-
ing for the new arena furnish-
ings.

For those persons till
looking for a wheter activity, a
reminder that there is atill mini
ice available at the Castlegar
Arena, For those interested in
renting an hour or so, contact
the Recreation Office.

This is Heart Month and
Fitness Month. Hopefully, you
will take the time to become
involved in one of our many
activities. Remember you can

+ keep a fit heart with a little

physteal activity.

Selkirk Hockey
For Conference

The Selkirk Saints hockey
team must now make -those
final adjustments in prepar-
ation for the upcoming Totem
Conference Championships.
The championships take place
on two consecutive weekends—
February 6, 7, 8 in Kamloops
and February 13, 14, and 15 in

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Bowling Results from Castlegar and District

Mon, Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
LHS Nancy Donald 259.
LHT Annette Bouchard 675.
MHS Darrel Rourke 294.
MHT Marv Wood 743,

Team Points: Sunshiners
8, Serewballs 8, Expos 8, Lucky
5's 1, Misfires 1, Mishaps 1.

‘Other 600's: Nancy Donald”
653, Dave Calder 782, Darrel

Rourke 724, Ken Hood 728,

+ Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Elsie Rysen 295, LHT.
Elsie Ryzen 668.

MHS Dana Toews 283.
MHT Dana Toews 804.

THS Head Pins 1044 and
Slow Pokes 1044. THT Head
Pins 2872.

Team Points: Left Overs
36'2, Interior Wiezels 86'z,
Slow Pokes 33, Spares 25, Head
Pins 88, All Stars 28,

Other 600's: Bob .Cowlin

Saints Prepare
Championships

So far the Saints have only
met Cariboo College of Kam-
loops, but last weekend they
travelled to Vancouver to do
battle against U.B.C. Braves
and B.C.LT. Cougars,

Prior to this the Saints
were in Kamloops where they
tied 4-4 and lost 52, Glenn
Grigg scored a pair and Dave
and Dale Costanzo added sin-
gles for the tie Friday night.
Dave Baines and Dale Costanzo
scored for the Saints in Satur-
day's loss,

Selkirk's recently acquired
coach, Ernie Gare who was
formerly coaching the Nelson
Maple Leafs, has been working
the team in preparation for the
Totem Championships and ex-
pects his team to be healthy by
the first tournament dates.

The winner: of the Totem
Championship will advance to
the 4-West Championships in
Winnipeg where a Western
Canadian winner will be dete:

mined to advance to the Nation- +”

al College Championships,
Look forward to some good

college hockey action in Castle-

gar the weekend of Feb. 13 - 15.

In the Name of Safety
Effective Jan. 1, 1976, seat

* belts must be worn in Hungary.

Even older cards not built with
belts must have them installed.

On the same date, children
under 12 years are banned from
front seats on vehicles, adding
one more country to those
taking this step to protect its
children.

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Carpeting

674, June Arachambault 644,
Paul Makien 600.

Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffce
Break (Jan, 20)

LHS ‘Pearl. Fillipoff 303.
LHT Pearl Fillipoff 668,

THS Mulfets 971. THT
Cheerios 2665.

Team Points: Cheerios 4,
Muffets 9, Mugs 0, Pincurlers 0,
Take Five 4, Wheaties 1.

Other 600's: Jo Taylor 621,
Britt Edblad 609,

Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.
Qan, 13)

LHS Dot Tipping $17. LHT
Dot Tipping 722,

THS Super-Valu 967. THT
Super-Valu 2697.

Team Points: Castlegar
Drug 40, Central Food Mart
30's, Super-Valu $2, Quality
Bldg. Products 27, Boundary
Electric $8, Mykyte’s 76 - 24/2.

Other 600's: Betty Macalis-
ter 666.

Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.
(Jan, 20)

LHS Barb Karzaniewski
265, LHT Dot Tipping 696.
THS Super-Valu 1053, THT

§ Super-Valu 2700,

Team Points: Castlegar
Drug 41, Central Food Mart
33%, Quality Bldg. Products
29, Super-Valu 34, Boun
Electric 39, Mykyte’s 76 2742.

Other 600's: Marcelle
Wright 625, Irene Hill 640,
Bobbie Keraiff 631.

Strike Out: Dot Tipping.

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Jan. 20)

LHS Maureen Chernenkoff
282, LHT Judy Myers 708.

MHS Ed Adshead 278,
MHT Ed Adshead 702.

THS Regulars 1060. THT
Regulars 3076.

Team Points: Screwballs 3,
Ding Bats 0, Regulars 4,
Columbia & - 1, Alley Cats 0,
Misfits 4.

Other 600's: John Paulson
701, Matt Rohn 691, Maureen
Chernenkoff 641, John Sober-
lak 624, Larry Olson 616, Ron
Postnikoff 610,

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Jan, 27)

LHS Judy Myers 269. LHT
Judy Myers 647.

MHS John Paulson 299.
MHT Dennis Chernenkoff 694.

THS Alley Cats 1052, THT
Regulars 2973,

‘Team Points: Screwballs 1,

Ding Bats 2, Regulars 2, Alley.
Cats 3, Columbia 5-2, Misfits 2,

Other 600's: John Paulson
692, Marvin Le Roy 665, Ed
Adshead 661, Matt Rohn 657,
dim Proud 641, Darline Ed-
wards 625, Maureen Chernen-
koff 604,

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 pin.
(Jan, 27)

LHS Erma Mykyte 281,
ae are Emmons 603,

Ed Webster 282.

MHT cater Vecchio 721,

THS Nighthawks 1152.
THT Live 5 - 3112.

Team Points: Nighthawks
3, Rowdy Rushins 2, 7/11's 1,
Roadhogs 2, Headpins 1, Live 5

Other 600's: Art Dusseat

- 720,.Mike Halisheff 651, att

Rohn 651, Ed Webster 699,
Wally Roberts 625.

Wed. Morning L:dies—Drivers
(Jan, 28)

LHS Mary McAlpine 264.
LHT Marge Bonnett 642.

THS Hornets 992. THT
Hornets 2778,

Team Points: Ramblers 45,
Hornets 41, Model Tees 38,
hetys 34, Beattles 30, ys Birds

Other 600's: Rachelle
Toews 636, Bobbie Keraiff 632,
‘Mary McAlpine 626, Erma
Mykyte 624, Helen Kinakin 623,

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(Jan, 28)

LHS Carol Gregory 262.
LHT Carol Gregory 767.

THS Canaries 993. THT
Swallows 2746,

Team Points: Parrots 3,
Canaries 8, Woodpeckers 1,
Budgies 1, Eagles 1, Swallows
8.

Other 600's: Irene Conroy
688, June Archambault 612,
Annie Koochin 609, Fran Mof-
fat
Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Catrina Ward 276,
LHT Myrna Wesley 785.

THS Squirrels 1005. THT
Beavers %

Team Points: Lions 3,
Beavers 3, Minks 1, Teddy
Bears 1, Squirrels 1, Chip-
munks 3,

Other 600's: Catrina Ward
620, Lynda Wood 615, Nona
Paulson 607,

Strike Out: Catrina Ward
(game 2), Pat MacKinnon
(game 1).

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Jan. 29)

LHS Flo Kaualoff 296.
LHT Bonnie White 662.

THS Hooters 975. THT
Screamers 2629.

Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 8', Groaners 9,
Wailers z, Criers 3, Moaners 1.

Other 600's: Marg Bonnett
624, Eleanor Holdsworth 611.
Thurs. Night Mixed (Jan. 29)

LHS Barb Karzaniewski
ub LET Barb Karzaniewski

MHS Jake Koenig 308.
MHT Jake Koenig 757.

THS All Stars 1180. THT
All Stars 3233.

Team Points: Avengers 4,
Stand Bys 0, Head Pins 2,
Rovers (5) 2, Early Risers 4,
Odd Couples 3, Jackson (5) 1,
Robson Rollers 2, Odd Balls 0,
Cannon Balls 2, All, Stars 3,
Dynamiters 1.

Other 600's: Frank Web-
ster 744, Ivan Salekin 724, Ross
Valliers 702, John Wasilenkoff
684, Bill Davis 681, Nick
Karzaniewski 681, Ted Austin
670, Matt Rohn 658, Walter
Tymofievich S56 Orlando y Vee-
chio 654, Marvi
Fri. Night med Maat a

LHS Pearl Mott 256. LHT
Annie Rayner 596.

MHS Marvin Le Roy 254.
MHT Larry Olson 693,

THS Yo Yo's 1085. THT Yo
Yo's 2978.

Team Points: Yo Yo's 47,
Super Stars 88, Road Runners
38, Lamp Lighters 30, Gang
Busters 29, King Pins 21.

Other 600's: Sam Postni-
koff 646, Marvin LeRoy 631,
John eae a7, Garry Ray-
ner

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The Selkirk Saints' basket-

ball men have returned from -

Kelowna with a well-earned
grasp on firat place of the
Western Division of the Totem
Conference Basketball League,

The song should be a- |

mended to read “Oh when the
Saints come marchin' In, over
and out" because that about

‘ sums up the way they per-

formed during the weekend of
Jan, 28 - 24,

Saints emerged from the
tournament undefeated with a
20-plus margin in every game,
They downed the strongly.
favored Okanagan College
squad 64-42; then went on to
whip the College of New
Caledonia of Prince George
84-63 before completing the
serles with a 76-64 victory over
the Cariboo College Chiefs.

In the opening game a-
gainst Okanagan the Saints
showed how well balanced they
are by spreading the scoring as
follows; Ron Binns 16, Dave
Nebor 13, Wayne Elkerton 10,
Wayne McCarthy 9, and Wayne
Tamelin and Jack Miles with 8
each. (Total offense 64-42).
‘The scoring in game two
against Ron Thorsen's College
of New Caledonia squad was
somewhat moré concentrated
as the Saints continually set up
Wayne McCarthy who downed
an amazing 42 points. Binns and
Elkerton added 12 and nu
respectively.

The final game was per-
haps the most satisfying win for
the Selkirk squad due to the
fact that they suffered a tough
aplit’ with Cariboo at home a
week ago winning 8442 the
first night and losing by a single

> point the second (85-64),

This time there was no
doubt in anyone's mind, When
the final buzzer sounded Saints
were up 76-54, Major scorers
were Tamelin 87, Dave Nebor
with 20 and Ron Binns with 13,

Coach Hammond said his
team played good, sound, fun-
damental ball and felt that their
exciting 76-15 victory aver
Alaska in Castlegar in the Jan.
21 game helped motivate his
charges,

Hunting Licences

All hunters are reminded
that'current hunting and spec-
ie Heenees expire on March 31,

apie and Wildlife Branch
director, Dr, J. Hatter, pointed
out that the licence year is from
April Ist to-March 31st, and
therefore, hunters wishing to
take part in any hunts com-
mencing on April 1st 1976 or
later must be in possession of
the required 1976-77 hunting
Hence and appropriate 1976-

‘TT species licences.

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