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‘ SASTLEGARNENS: ebribry 38 1983 °

 LAKEP! PLACID, N.Y. ioe
— Despite their excellent
showing against Americans
in the North American cham-
Pionships’ this ‘week, Cana-
dian ‘bobsledders are well
aware that competition’ will
be much stiffer at the world
level later this month. i

“Td like to finish in the
single digits (top nine),” said
Alan MacLachlan of Toronto,

.who is driver of one of the
two sleds Canada has entered
in the Feb. 19-20 two-man
championship.

MacLachlan said the Cana-
dians must finish in-the top
half of the field — about 28

A d -to

ge ioe will be an ad-
vantage. .
He ‘and. brakeman’; Bob’

“Wilson, 28, a Montreal elec-'

trician; are the only Olym-
pians among the eight. Can-
adian sliders who have been.
training here’ since “mid-:
January for the world cham
pionships.

MacLachlan was. a passen-
ger'on a four-man. sled’ that
crashed’ during the 1980.”
Olympics and. Wilson was’
part of a two-man entry. that
finished 18th out of 20 sleds.

+ FINISH FOURTH

MacLachlan’! and’; Wilson ~

finished ‘fourth’ in the North

compete — i qualify'for the
1984 Olympiés at Sarajevo,
Yugoslavia, ;

- Top European contenders
will include. Eric Schaerer. of ,

Switzerland, ‘gold medallist -

here: at'’ the - 1980’ “Winter
Olympics, and the East Ger-
man sleds.

“The Canadians have’ prac-
tised this year with no coach-
ing, although MacLacklan-
says his familiarity with the
16. curves along the 1.6-kil-

ometre track at Mount Van .

bobsled
ships last month: and: Mac-
Lachlan piloted/» four-man
sled ‘that took’ the bronze
inedal in the Federation ‘Cup
competition * earlier thts

so included: MacLachlan's
brother, Jock, and Jock Addi-
son, was secontl aftér ‘three

heats of the North American’ We
QT

championships. Friday, - but

flipped over on the final run

and ended up 14th.”
The other Canadian entry

in the two-man world ‘com:
petition will consist of driver

Jim Carr ‘and brakeman *
Clarke Flynn, : both’: of : Ot-;

tawa.-The pair was ninth’at
the North . American ‘chem:
pionships. ie

‘Canada’s: entries in the

four-man world champion--

ships, Feb. 26-27, include’ an

all-Toronto'team and an Obs

train on, Canada
managed. win a gold medal

in’ four‘man competition
tho #1964." Olympics:
bruck, Austria, y

Emery of Montreal

gary. for the 1988 Olympi
will spur Canadian interest‘in*
the sport, , z
“There isa lack of genoral
_knowledge about bobs}edd-
ing,” he said. “Some people

think it's .just: a simple, to- B

boggan ride.”

Prokop rink.

unsuccessful

By CasNews Stalf

_. The Marie Prokop rink of’
Castlegar found themssives’
up against some stiff com-:

petition at the B,C, women’s
curling ‘ ‘championships in
Chilliwack on the Feb, ‘6, 6

Trickey,° Jan Kambick™ and:

* Judie: Roberts, came ‘home’ the’,
+ Heather, Kerr rink’ of Rich-

with a 2-7 win-loss record,
tying for, last place) in the

-10-team event...

: Bue the ink did manage to.

ng
qulto*bandily — the Dianne
Dalio rink of Prince George,
who were provincial conten-

idl the

of. Kelowna, this wake I
terior playdoy winner.

themselves - losing’::to the.

competition's - finalists,

mond, and | the .Linsday

Sparkes. rink of North’ Van- /

couver.

Pee. Wee Reps
“finish with w

: Castlegar Pee Weo Reps.

_ finished their regular season

with’a 6-2 win over Nelson in’
a-game held in Nelson over’

|, the Feb: 5,.6 weekend.

‘The Castlegar ‘team, hav-

an8-6 win
well-played mat

Roger Carlson led thes score
ing with-a quick shot into the
net. ‘assisted b;. yell Barr and
Stephen Junker, followed by

ly CasNer
Castlegar. Goodtimers

the Castlegar’: Gentlemen's:
fal

well after two days of &
in the Nelson SnoF est hokey
, tournament. i

‘The Castlegar. Goodtimers:
came from, behind to: defeat)
Van Hellemond Razors 6-4
. Friday after clobbering West

Thursday ‘night.’
: Scoring inthe Friday game.

King, Jerry Schuepfer,

Knock ©

» Family
visits.
here

; Four brothers of tho
Knock Family of Water:
town, South Dakota. will

splrational Gospel Music at

. Church Feb, 28 at 7 p.m.
,.The . brothers,: Randy,
: Dan, Kerry and Rod Knock

“as children in 1969. During’
the summer of 1980, they
went on their first exten-
sive’tour and recorded
their first album

| send a Miracle.”

“Old ‘Time Favorites”. and
“The Christmas Story.
‘There is: no admission
charge but a, Line offer: -
ived.

‘ saeauennseeaess -

ing wil be

They have since record: *
ed two additional albums,

Present a concert of: In-

the Castlegar United’

began singing gospel rausic ~

“He'll

KNOCKABOUTS | :.
-' Family_of South Dy

fhreh Feb. 23 at

1 gospel music at the Castlegar United
7p: are i

y,

The Robson ‘Women's ‘In-
stitute ° “celebrates its: 70th

Anniversary’ this year by.
- hosting the:\West Kootenay’

Disttict’ Conference ‘in the
Robson Recreation’ Hall May
a s
As mémbers celebrate this
anniversary, ‘they are’ en-
couraged to remember some
of the many goals ‘achieved in
the past through the joint ef-
forts of the Robson Farmer's

a Women's

Institute ‘and: the ‘Robeon

pewvibee are o planning ‘public

displays Vand

For example, these gronps

Sponsored pruning and bee- «ata:

keeping ‘classes as’ well ‘as

‘chicken farming’ classes.
* They also.secured a “Super-

ior School” in Robson in 1921
where district children could
get high school education,
The Robson Women’s: In-
atitute is part of the Asso-
ciated Country Women of the

g of the standard of

‘living for;all rural women.

special events. to’ promote

‘Women's Institute,

* This: Jone; . delegates from.
the ACWW will meet to par-

\ During’ Women's

“Week ‘which will get under-

way today (Sunday), mem-

bers in B.C. are planning to.

focus (on: the. world-wide

’ scope ‘of their ‘organization.

And branches across the

ticipate in ih and
discussion groups on the
theme “Living in Today's
World.” This 17th triennial
conference of the . organiz-

cation will) focus on how

women all over the world can

_ meet the challenges of 20th
:- century life. |.

The member societies of
ACWW provide funds for
many self-help and training
programs for women in un-

. The.. Slocan. group. also
plans an Easter Project in
the form of a hamper raffle.
Each member is to brig a
non-perishable item for the’
hamper. Tickets will be 50.
cents or three for $1 and
tickets will be drawn at the
Eldorado Market Mar. 31 at 2
p.m.

As well, each member
plans to make an item for a
Cedar Chest to be raffled at
Christmas. .

On Feb. 4; and 5, ‘the
women’s group provided a
concession booth for the bas-
ketball. tournament at . the
Slocan School. Members

The rodeo. is coming to
Castlegar.'.

“Council has approved a
rodeo and beer garden
licence for a rodeo planned
for Juno 4 and 5. The Selkirk
Lions Club is sponsoring the
event,

In other recreation news:

© The parks and recreation
committee is investigating
the benefits of the regional

district staff undertaking a

regional parks plan.

The committee plans to
contact seniors about use of
the city lawn bowling facility.
Marilyn Mathieson,’ commit-
tee chairman, said. - she
doesn’t see many . seniors
using the facility and the rec-
reation committee would con-
sider converting it to another
use if-seniors aren't using it.

She. explained “that the
lawn bowling. greens are

i becat

CASTLEGAR NEWS, February 13,1983. BS

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Castlegar Pentecostal Benevolent Assocation.
_ Tues. — — March 1, 1983 — 7:30 p.m.
upstairs Inthe Pentecostal Church

minations for 2 directors — 2 year terms will be accep-

Noi
ted in writing prior to Feb, 21,1 nominations fo Box
3806, Castlegar or give to any C P.B.A. executive member,

Guitar Headeuacters
teKootenays

Gibson, Washburn, ed
Degas, Sigma,
Yamaha, Anjo, Aria
Pro Il, Mann, Custom
Made Electric Guitars.

Libra Music

840 Rossland Ave. ek ‘ Trail

costly to use
they involve a great deal of
hand work.

e ' The- committee is ‘re-

viewing the use of cross-
country ski trails in the city
and has asked staff to report
‘on - future areas for trail

| development.

-@ Mathieson added that
staff have received a number
of complaints about damage

to the cross-country ski-trail § i

, in Kinnaird Park by ‘snow-
mobilers using the trail.
She warned that snowmo-
bilers can ‘be charged if
caught on the trail.
Mathieson also explained
that the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Library is initiating a
“aponsor-a-book” campaign in
which friends of the library

- would buy a book for the li-

brary. .
” ‘The book would include the
buyer's name. on the inside
cover and would be one of the
books the library is unable to

Yay

CORRECTION

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which appeared in Wednesday 's edition of
the Castlegar News, has an error on Page
2. The mugs, shown in the lower right
Rend corner are Incorrectly lettered. The F
mugs should be $2.50 each and the G mugs .
. should be 6 for $6.99.
The. Bay would like to appologize to its
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In “their victory. against gon, Kevon Rilcof ‘skated
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Lorne Kinigan scored two" fens Vassii vid’
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ley Humphries Junior Rockers s edged Golden Eagles 40-

39 during the Hi-Arrow Classic.at SHSS this weekend: The Rockers-hald a 3-0 won-

lost ‘record going into the
Trat r41-21 Results. of fi

wet AMES A

finals ‘after defeating Golden, Mt. Sentinel! 55-36 and
inal game Speirs! Cranbrook were not available at press

wa ie

Buckley overall winner.

‘By CasNe:

David Buckley of Trail,’'a:
‘member of the Red Mountain
Racers, was the overall win-
ner of a B.C. Cup slalom race
at Revelstoke’s Mt, Macken:
zie Over thé Feb. 6 weekend.

Elke Soocher of Fernie, a
member of the
topped the girls’ slalom.

Other. results ‘saw’ Brent _
Nixon of the B.C. teain take’
second overall in the men’s
race with Ralf Socher of Fer-
nie ‘placing third.'Ryan Mc-
+ Lellan of Red M 1 was
‘12th. . 3 :
In the girls’ race Kendra
Kobelka of Revelstoke was
‘second with Donna Markin of
Nelson ‘third. -

The race Saturday result-
.ed in the following times for
Red Mountain Racers in the

Men's race: Chris McIver,

. first; Derek Trussler, third;
Buckley, fourth; Darrell Fry,
18th; Ward Bteckle,: 19th;

‘under with a winnitg time of

day,. Fiona Martin. ‘of: Red was second in 74:94, followed
Mountain’ ‘was ‘first in the. by Derek Meyers.of Fernie,
girls’: 12 and® over in. 73 in 75:01. Sean Valentine of
minutes, ‘BA seconds. Red was fourth in 76:21, fol-
. Chris ‘Nakahar of Kimber: lowed by teammate Hamisl
ley was first in the boys' 12 Martin, with a time of. 78:94.
and over in 72.19. Lindsay.”
Roberts of Red Mountain was -
first, in the’ girls’ “11. and

76:85. Gordy Bowles of Fer-
nis had the fasten? tint of al Le
four divisions; 7%
the boys’ 11:
In other results,. Rind! Mc-

Lellan’. of . Red ae rd

placed second in the girls’ 12 “key team: got its. revenge
and over in 75:41. 'T. Paseich-°

in 77:70. Theresa Schuck of- victory. Cranbrook hag beat-
Red: was sixth:in 78:93,

The boys’ 12 and over saw five encounters this season.
Rob Bulfone of Red take sec- The -fast-paced game was
ond: in 78:29, : followed: by. - relatively Penalty: -free with
Nick Morris of Fernie in third.’ each team i

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: first, period in
‘out Cranbrook, but due’ to'a
against’ Cranbrook: on “Sun- -
nyk of Kimberley was third . day,.skating to an easy:14-6°

bout with the flu, pulled him-
self. Gordie Soloveoff moved

. into goal and after: a shaky

start, made some good saves,
In exhibition play on Sat-

-urday, the Juveniles tangled
-with the Castlegar Midget A

at 78:55. Red: Mountain -Ra-
cera’. Troy Colutti was fourth : handed. Castlegar: was able

in74:16, while ‘teammate, to: score. two: *aharthanded .

John Cormack was sixth in ..goals.
16:64. i

Steven Ross of  Cactioget
Bath; pid Dean Hulons, 44th.

was second in the, girls’<11. “four - assists,: Kelly _ Keraift
and. under’ with. a ‘time, of ©with two goals and eight as-

76:95. Tanya’ Anderson: of sists, Len. Lauriente, two

Red. Mountain-was third in goals “and ‘five assists, and

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In‘a dual alaiom race at

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the ‘other team ‘was’ short-:

_.; Scoring was done by John ae
Pierce of Fernie: . Obetkoff with five goals and :”

Reps, de feating them 9-5.
Scoring ‘for the Juveniles

“was done by Lauriente and
Stevens swith two goals‘each,

Darryl Melsted, Keraiff, Ob-
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Friedel with. singles. Repy-.

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Darrell Zibin with two goals,
Rob Tamelin, .; Cliff ‘Tomlin
and Brad Mair with singles.

In’ league ; play. Jen.* 30;
Castlegar whipped Spokane.
&-2., Castlegar: had few. “prob-
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rivals, .;

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Kentucky residents who get

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can hang it -up;: she'q:-
laryngitis-end, isn't ADBWET
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On Feb. 1, the Kentucky
Dental. Association launched -

, 8 Tooth-Pairy Hotline that

was so popular thousands of
calls overloaded the phone

company’s circuits.
> Records show there were :

9,668 unsuccessful calls to the
hotline on the first night,

n Detlef

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Moore said. -

From now on, callers who
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A Castlegar man who was
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Duncan McNabb, 28,
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area 80 kilometres southeast
of Golden, Two Invermere
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For example, the Slocan
Valley Women’s Institute re-
cently gave five cents per
lightbulb in their homes for
Pennies for Friendship. The
money from this fund-raising
program will. go’ towards.
ACWW projects...

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‘Honor roll listed.

Six Mount. Sentinel stu-
dents have been placed on
the Principal's List for high
grade point average.

Grade 7 students Lori
Legebokoff and Lorrie Popoff
are.on. the Principal's List
along with Grade 8 ‘Joshua
Powell: and Grade 11. stu-
dents Dan Dube, Stephany
Dean and Laurel Nelson.

Honors List students in-
clude Grade 7 students —
,Amon Armstrong, Justin
Cullen, Lorriane Argatoff,
Sasha Lees and Tammy Ver-
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Morton, Lisa Potapoff and

Tara Spangler; Grade 9 —
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Marlene Chernenkov; Grade
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Sheloff; Grade 11 — Marian -

Kabatkoff, Gloria Joinson,
Michelle Cole and Lorne
Markin; Grade 12 — Karen
Ludwar, Barry Fisher, Pris-
cilla Popoff and Tim Swan-
son.

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grade point average of. 4.5
are placed on the Principal's
List. Those who achieve a
grade point average of 4.0
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