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A Look at Minor Hockey Draw.
Radio Bingo - Power Skafing

By Jack Alouf

Chairman for the Minor
Hockey ‘Week draw, Reno
Bermel, would like all the books
that have been gold to-date
turned into the arena conces-
sion. According to Rene, sales
are. going well and tickets are
still available,

‘There are some good
prizes being offered. First is a
Motorola Quasar 22” color TV;
&econd, a hind-quarter of beef;
third, four tickets to a Canucks
game in Vancouver plus $100
cash, Support Minor Hockey
and gel your tickets now.

* 8 &
Our Homeward Bound
program is going well. Senior

+ eilizens are making’ good use of

‘gmmercial Hockey Standings

‘enotlegar Commercial
by league got underway
nth ago with five teams

cs to these businesses an
‘Inlsot Maddocks Shoes and the
aor e Hotel who sponsor the

eat
the fifth team in. the
leagge is the Castlegar Juven-
sawho are supported by

‘Minor; Hockey.

he schedule for this
easbn calls for two games
very. Sunday and Wednesday.
jundsy game times are 1:15
sand 8:15 p.m. Wednesday
ng imes are 9:30 p.m. and

“p.m
learly 100 local players
re {ovolved in this league. The
'pubfi is invited to drop down
rink and see them play.

Fees for B.C. hunting and
fishifg licenses probably will
is irfnext year and in many
Rased:wil more than triple.

1 a recreation and conser
‘vation Gepartment, made put

Friday « sPaELDeR schedule

iwhichsbas been di

Maddocks 3 3
CastlegarHotel 3 &
Marlane 2 3
“ unction' Shell 164

Individual ae

aa Aa hie (Mad.) a
L. Bagan (Mar.)

K. Moran (Juv.)

P. Moroso (C.H.)

L. Frisk (Juv.)

D. Bozak (Juv.)

J. Hurd (Mad.)

Alex Ozeroff (Mar.)
H. Plotnikoff (Mad.)
J. Miller (C.H.)

T. Keraiff (Juv.)

B. Sloan (Cas.)

R. Henthorne (C.H.)
_ J. Bloodoff (J. Shell)
* Andy Ozeroff (Mar.)
A. Verigin (Juv.)

H. Sheridan (C.H.)
R. Drazdoff (Mad.}
D. Fellman (mar.)
S. Moffat (J. Shell)
D. Mair (Mad.)

T. Cotton (C.H.)

A. Nazaroff (Juv.)

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Deer May Become Dearer

sidents' fees for caribou, elk
and moose will rise to $100 from
$65 or $70. Fees for deer will
increase from $26 to $50, while
those for black bear will soar

Ll leleeleetetelts |

I mentioned in an earlier
article about not making things
easier for your opponent, and
here is another example.

<The score is tied playing
the last end, and you don't have
last rock. When you as skip
come to play your second rock,
there is only one rock in the
rings. You have a counter in the
middle of the eight-foot ring, in
front of the,tee line (A).

There is no use playing a
guard because that leaves the
four-foot ring open and he can
draw to win.

If you draw the button, he
has no choice but to remove
your shot rock with quiet
weight, and even if he rolls two

veo AE OM $8,90 $0. $40 encrasor reo snedb ole bs can si

Fees for B.C. residents will

but. still

) by the fish and wildlife branch.
pe gchedule still must receive

ficial approval from the
abingt, but it is expected to
itake effect next March.
ft feature of the new plan
is abflition of trophy fees in
ibi ‘ggme hunting for non-B.C.
residents. The trophy fees have
been ‘replaced by a system of
Pa |bpecies license fees which must
‘be paid before a hunter goes
Be isiter 3 jan animal. The fees will
‘not he refunded, even if the
thunter fails to bag an animal,
i Fee increases will range
‘from “about 40 per cent for

iam ‘caribgu, cougar, elk and moose

ito abgut 700 per cent for black
ar, s 3
For example, _non-

will be only about 10 per cent of
the fees charged non-residents.

In fishing licenses, in-
creases will be smaller, gen-
erally 40 per cent to 100 per
cent. Two new licenses will be
introduced for non-B.
dents. They will be required to
pay extra to fish in Kootenay
Lake and in a number of river
systems designated as first-
class fishing systems.

The result of the new feels
will be that Canadian residents
will have to pay $40 to fish the
first-class rivers for steelhead,
up from $13. Non-residents will
have to pay $50, instead of $20.

Basic fishing fee for B.C.
residents will go up to $5 from
$3.

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he game.

The big thing is to put him ,

in the position where he is
forced to make the decision;
draw or hit?

What I would do is draw to
the opposite side, biting the
four-foot ring, (B) in front of or
on the tee line, about six inches
closer to the button than your
first rock.

He can still play the draw
to the four foot, but more than
likely he will play a quiet hit on

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your shot rock, and all he has to
do is roll two feet and

ser. ee
But don't consider playing
a guard unless it makes it tough
for him to outdraw you.

It would be perfect to block

off the draw to the four foot
with a rock on the centre line,
biting into the four foot for
shot, but this is too dangerous.
It might set up a double, and
unless it was absolutely per-
feet, it makes things easier for
your opponent.

That's the last thing that
you want to do.

Premier Spells Out Tax.
Policy on Golf Courses

Premier David Barrbtt
issued a statement of govern-
ment policy on golf courses
recently, saying there will be
no increases in land taxes on
courses which:

Designate themselves in
perpetuity as a golf course or
open space, so that at no time
ean the land be subdivided;

“In the case of public golf
courses, they must continue to
offer access to the course under
their present system;

In the case of private golf
courses, some assurance must
be given: that public access to
these golf courses will be made
available
—The periods of time and dates
are negotiable.

—That the private golf course
also“ develop programs to

introduce more people without
membership requirement to
the game of golf, and to
consider the use of the land.
resource for the development of
ancillary recreational programs,
such as lawn bowling.

Third B.C. Festival
Of Winter Sports
Jan. 17 to Feb. 4

British Columbia's third
province-wide Festival of
Winter Sports is scheduled Jan.
17 to Feb. 4 and is expected to
include 150 events to take place
in 75 communities.

Close to 30,090 athletes
will participate in sports such
as figure skating, volleyball,
squash, sy i swimm-

With

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‘ing, water polo, dogsted racing,

ice hockey, speed skating,
fencing, ice-boat racing, boxing,
badminton, gymnastics, arch-
ery, riding, curling, skiing
(cross-country and alpine),
snowmobiling, weight-lifting,
wrestling, swimming and judo,

“A highlight of the Festival
will be the World's Champion-
ship in. Delta Wing Skiing at
Kelowna on Jan, 26.

. Now You Know
Some 74,000 foreign stu-

. dents study in Argentina,

PODIATRIST
Foot Specialist
S. G. Fiellsteom, D.P.M.
AT HI ARROW ARMS
Today
{THURSDAY). DEC, 6
9 a.m. ‘to 6:30 p.m.

FOR APPOINTMENTS
PHONE 365-7282
2-46

the service, I think people are
beginning to realize that it is
not charity we are offering’but
a program that has been
needed for a long time. We are
always prepared to take more
names for our volunteer list.
The more we have, the better.

I should also mention that
the grant money that allowed
us lo hire Patty Troyan, who
has heen coordinating’ the
program, has now run out,
Patty has done a great job in
the two months she has been
with us and we are really sorry
to see her go.

. .

The winner of last week's
radio bingo for. $50 was Lola
Nichvalodoff of Kinnaird and
winner of the turkey draw was
Cathicen  Hadikin of Pass
Creek, This week's bingo is for
$50 and took place last night.

The final bingo for $200
will be next Wednesday, Dec.

12. Cards are‘ available at

Safeway in the Plaza and
Super-Valu in Castlegar all day
this Saturday. Cards will also
be available at the locations
previously advertised.

The Caduegar rake Skat-
ing Club is’ taking registrations
this week at the arena
concession for the second set of
power skating lessons. A

ee

A Kinsmen Club is, now
being formed in Castlegar. Any

;. young man over 21 and under

40 years who is interested is
asked to call Hap Watson at
365-0068,

We now have a farge

to October 1, 1

Applicants under age 65 will be asked to complete a Needs Test Ne ion

calondar set up on the wall at
the Recreation Office where we
are slirling to list all com-
munity events large and small,
If your organization is planning
an event in the coming year,
give usa call and check to seo if
there Is anything else sche-
ducld for the same day. We
hope that this will give you a
chance to plan your events
More successfully.

As your organization plans
an event, lel us know about it
and we will put it up on the
board. Information from the
calendar will, also be made
available to the newspaper and
the local radio station, We hope
that this calendar of events will
lead to good coordination of
events and projects throughout
the community,

* * *

When you buy your Man-
darin oranges could you please
save the plastic twine wrapped
around the box, We can use the
twine for our Crafts. Class in
January.

* * *

Last week Robson hosted
Tarrys Tuesday evening in
ladies’ ‘Play for Fun’ volleyball,
Robson won two out of three
games; the scores being 15-13
and 15-13, Tarrys win was
15-11, Robson hosted Kinnaird
on Wednesday of the same
week and chalked up a loss as
Kinnaird walked away with two
straight wins, The scores were
15-4 and 15-

Last night all three teams
mel at Kinnaird Elementary
School for a ‘sudden death’
tournament. We hope to have
the results of this event for you
next week,

Bentam
Division
Standings

Bantam Division standings
to Dee. 2:

Team Ww
Cas. C.U. 5
Texaco 5
PeeWeeRep 5
Can. Leg. 5
K. Savings 4
Loc.1PPWC 2

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Single Person

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IF YOU ARE PRESENTLY RECEIVING MINCOME OR HAVE ALREADY.

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Married couple both 60 years
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CHRISTMAS SALE

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3 Big Days — Today, Friday and Saturday
DECEMBER 6 - 7 - 8
CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS: OPEN TO 9 P.M, DECEMBER 20, a, 2

RIVAL CROCK POT

A slow cooker to bring out the flavor in meats,
stews, home made soups and more. 3% Suan
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19.97
Toagtess WAFFLER/SANDWICH

Plates are rovarsible for waffles or toasting.
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TOASTESS FRYPAN

12” aquaro high dome bulfet style frypan in

avocado, harvest gold, and poppy trim. Teflon
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21.88

“PRESTO PRESSURE COOKERS

6 quart capacity, cooks meats, vegetables in
about half the time as it normally takes without
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Atuminum 17.88

Avocado, poppy. yellow 19.97

OVAL ROASTER
High quality, blue enamel roaster with a 9 Ib.
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2.59

Weller Soldering Kit

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" WELLER SOLDERING, KIT
A dual heat soldering gun that is easily put
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BLACK & DECKER CIRCULAR SAW

7%" combination blade is standard equip-
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KITCHEN TOOL SET

7 pee. ene. rel set with Modi
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7.95
STEAK KNIFE SET
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CARVING BOARD

18" x 12" hardwood board with hald down pegs
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TORCAN.
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TORCAN DEEP FRYER

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WOOD CARRIER 12.99

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COMPANION SET
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