POU Ma Bate ay rade dee a8 ger ey

A8-

; The Canadian High School,
in Bowling Tournament,
BC. final, was held in Van-
cotver on Jan, 27, and spon-
séted by Pepsi,

*¢ Each provincial final was
héla on the same day at the
same time and communication
by. telephone determined where
edeh team placed in Canada,

tz Interior B.C, was one of six
zokes in B. C, to participate and
eqeh zone was Tepresented by
thse teams — girls, boys and
mixed.

2 The girl's team consisted of

two from Castlegar, Debbie
Wood and Heather Bonnett;
two from Vernon and one from
Ravelstoke. This team placed
steond in B.C. and fifth in
Canada.

: The Interior Mixed team,
vblich included Glen Kirkwood
ot + Castlegar, placed third in

. and third in Canada.

ms Awards were presented at
a Banquet luncheon held at the
Shpraton-Landmark Hotel in
Veicouver,

Mo. Morning” Ladies—Colfee
Lebgue (Feb, 4)

+2 LHS Marilyn Kerfoot 289.
LET Anne Podd 676.

‘THS Valley Mites 1264.
THT Valley Mites 3211.

Team Points: Castle Tigers
246, Valley Mites 273, Coffee
Mates 288, Die Hards 296%,
Genelle Bluffers 267, Sherry's
Team 2264,

Other 600's: Diana Lady
621, Sara Legebokoff 610, Kay
Voykin 606.

Mon. pitt Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Feb, 5)

LS Denise Olson ” 278,
LHT Denise Olson 724.

MHS Gord Danchella 264,
MHT Gord Danchella 764.

THS Lucky 13's 1219. THT
Lucky 13's 3395.

Team Points: Suckers
264'/2, Misfits 251'/2, Lucky 13's
244, Spares 267’, All Strikes
274'2, High Ballers 210.

Other 600's: Doug Lee 645,
Ken Olson 638, Darlene Crofts

623,

Tues. Morning Ladies—Cotfee™
Break (Jan. 30)

LHS Britt Edblad 287.
LHT Betty Oglow 688.

THS Wheaties 1117. THT
Wheaties 3140,

Team Points: Cheerios
281'2, Muffets 245'2, Mugs
300, Pincurlers 302%, Take
Five 258, Wheaties 2931.

Other 600's: Bea Knutson
640, Britt Edblad 628, Eleanor
Holdsworth 611.

Tues. Afternoon Ladies - I p.m.
(Jan, 30)

LHS A. Sanford 323. LHT
A. Sanford 678.

THS Super Valu 1168.
THT Super Valu 3239.

Team Points: Northwest
Homes 304, Central Foods 289,
Castlegar Hotel 285'/, Castle-
gar Drug 277%, Super Valu
274%, Waldie’s Plumbing &
Heating 249%. %

Other 600's: B. Smith 618,
B. White 609, L. Buday 609.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Jan. 30)

LHS Darline Edwards 276.
LHT Darline Edwards 690.

MHS Chris Moffat 265,
MHT Larry Olson 712.

THS Regulars 1240. THT
Pin Pals 3525.

Team Points: Pin Pals
298, Regulars 289, Columbia
No, 5 — 263, Termites 259,
“DE” Bowlers 214, Rolling Pins
210,

"Other 600's: Larry Olson
712, John Paulson 666, Tom
Cowin 658, Dave Adshead 657,
Andy Solodiuk 624, Marvin
LeRoy 639, Chris Moffat 653,
Roger Rowland 650, Darline
Edwards 690, Lola Swetleko

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 15, 1979

Weekly Results from the Bowling Lanes

Tues, nee Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Jan.

a Lil Knowler 243, LHT
Lil Knowler 632,

MHS Dale Johanson 302,
MHT Charlie Burdett 800,

THS Tee Cees 1189, THT
Rowdy Rush-ins 3281,

Team Points: Roadhogs 11,
Nighthawks 16, Tee Cees 10,
Who Cares 16, Live § — 11,
Rowdy Rush-ins 20,

Other 600's: Orlando Vece-
hio 696, Dale Johanson 675,
Dwayne Keus 680, Jack Osa-
choff 651, Jake Koenig 630,
Larry Webster 619, Martha
Halisheff 616, Loe! Olsen 608.
Wed. Mo: Ladies

LHS Kathey Horcoff 276.
LHT Kathey Horecoff 653,

THS Bobcats 1049. THT
Nova's 2990.

Team Points: Ci

Other 600's: Darrel Rourke
788, Mike Wichert 764, Robert
Mott 712, Orlando Vecchio 677,
Dave Hiebert 662, Gary Jack-
son 655, Larry Webster 649,
Doug Felman 645, Ivan Salekin
641, Gordon Danchella 619,
Diana Lady 614, Jim Gouk 613,
Fri, Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Jan,
26)

LHS Martha Corbett and
Diana Lady 254. LHT Mable
Postnikoff 688,

MHS Terry Jack 327, MHT
Terry Jack 847.

- _THS Gutter Rats 1244,
THT Gutter Rats 3541.

Team Points: Cotton Pick- °

ers 314, Super Stars 287,
Gutter Rats 243, 5-Wheelers
219'2, Hotshots 274%, Road
Runners 258,

Other 600's: Garry Rayner

24612, Ramblers 276'/, Bobcats
281', Nova’s 284%, Chevy's
328%, Model Tees 263.

Other 600's: Bobbie Keraiff
600, Mable Postnikoff 614,
Maureen Chernenkoff 622.
Wed. Night Valleymaid Ladies
7-9 p.m. (Jan, 31)

LHS Shirley \Barton 376.
LHT Shirley Barton 754.

THS Swallows 1089. THT
Swallows 3075,

Team Points: Vultures 10,
Flamingo's 19, Hummingbirds
6, Bluebirds 12, Eagles 15,
Swallows 22,

Other 600's: Diana Lady
721, Annie Koochin 610, Carol
Gregory 601.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS B. White 286. LHT B.
White 768,

MHS _H. Sheridan 313.
MHT M. Read 751.

THS Bowling Bee's 1228,
THT Bowling Bee's 3504.

Team Points: Bowling
Bee's 290, Midnight Marvels
288, Bashful Five 276", Wob-
bly Wonders 262, Special Deli-
veries 230'/2, Roxy Rollers 225.

Other 600's: H. Sheridan
696, R. McNee 644, K. Chisan
641, D. Sbitney 616, B. Koor-
batoff 604."

Thurs. Morning Ladi

LHS Dorothy Hardy 255.
LHT Joan Humphrey 639.

Team Points: Squirrels 22,
Minks 17, Teddy Bears 16,
Line 18, Chipmunks 11, Beav-

1 Otero: 's: Myrna Wesley

Thars. Afternoon Ladies—.,

Rowdy Rollers (Feb. 1)-

LHS Kay Chisan 280, LHT

Linda Buday 649,

THS Moaners 1120, THT
Moaners 2985.

Team Points: Hooters
279'2, Screamers 288, Groaners
305’, Wailers 246, Criers
278'2, Moaners 27712.

Other 600's: Annie Koochin

Thurs. Night Mixed

LHS Shirley Iachetta 258,
LHT Shirley Iachetta 624,

MHS Dave Hiebert 293.
MHT Matt Rohn 813.

THS Hotless 1141. THT
Owees 3037.

Team Points: Avengers 4,
Hotless 2%, Owees 3, Robson
Rollers 0, South § — 0, Out of
Towners 1, Misfits 4, Sting-
ers 4, Green City Gamblers 0,

All Stars 1, Cannon Balls 0, |

Alley Hogs 4.

Totem
Conference
Standings

The games between Sel-
kirk College basketball teams
and Capilano College from
Vancouver were cancelled on
the weekend due to Cupilano
College not being able to reach
Castlegar via Pacific Western.

This weekend, the Selkirk
Saints men's team. travels to
Royal Roads College in Victoria
for two games.

Totem Conference men's
basketball standings are as
follows:

Capilano
C.N.C.
Douglas
Selkirk
Royal Roads 11
Totem Conference women's
basketball Sanding

Okanagan on
10

Cariboo

BC.LT.

+ Capilano
C.

N.C.
Douglas

+ Selkirk

763, Erma Mykyte 676, Charlie
Burdett 674, Bev Postnikoff
664, Diana Lady 647, Ed Way.
wood 633, Ron "Postnikolf 607,

(Fe

LHS Jo Whitnack 226.
LHT Jo Whitnack 587.

MHS Mike Wichert 266,
MHT Mike Wichert 719.

THS Night Owls 1246,
THT Alley Brats 9225.

‘Team Points: Jolly Five
198%, Night Owls: 265, Alley,
Brats 283, Desert Demons 258,
Robson "5" 316'2, Sweet Peas
275,

Other 600's:
haeghe 605,

Sun. Night S.M.D.
(Feb. 4) is

LHS Phil Furness 272,
LHT Diana Lady 606. -

MHS Len Donald 296.
MHT Charlie Burdett 754,

HS Good Losers 1168.
THT Good Losers 9268.

Team Points: Goof Balls
191, Yahoos 159'/z, Good Losers
193%, Charlie's Bunch 218,
.M/W Sharpshooters 168, “Holy
Rollers" 160%.

Other 600's: Len Donald
‘79, Roger Corbeil 663, Ken
Dewalt 650, Rick Laktin 646,
Mike Wichert 634, Ken Laktin
612, Ed Adshead 611.

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Senior Division

GHS Debbie Wood 279.
GHT Debbie Wood 630.

BHS Robert Mott 244.
BHT Robert Mott 648.

Junior Division |

GHS ‘Tracy Kraus 246,
(GHT Tracy Kraus 572.

BHS Ed Pereversoff 231.
‘BHT Ed Pereversoff 591.

> Bantam Division

GHS Debbie “Cheveldave

Todd Ver-
Mixed

: 168. GHT Debbie Cheveldave

an Greg Gritchin 187.
BHT Greg Gritchin 507.
Pee Wee Division

GHS Anita Jenner 92.
GHD Anita Jenner 186,

BHS David Littley 95,
BHD David Littley 176.

* 8 @

The deadline for, receipt of
bowling results ‘is 12 noon
Fridays. The Castlegar News
reserves the right to limit the
publishing of results to those it
considers current.

Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m. -
b, 2)

Jr. Rockettes Lose
By Narrow Margin

A pair of very close one-
point decisions kept things Ox:
citing for the SHSS Junior
Rockettes at the David Thomp- *
son Tournament in Invermere
last weekend,

After being educated 41-17
by Father Lacombe Secondary
of Calgary in their first game,
the girls settled down and
played some inspired basket-

all,

Against perennial West
Kootenay rival Trafalgar, Lisa
Command played a strong
offensive game, scoring 12
points, Trailing by a point with

only seven seconds to play,
Janice King picked.up a loose
ball and scored as the buzzer
sounded, to carn the Rockettes
a 34-33 decision,

‘The consolation-round final
between SHSS and the host
David Thompson squad was

even wilder, as the Lakettes’

jumped in front 12-0 in the first

>. quarter,

Trailing by 12 points at
half-time and three-quarters,
the girls then began a come-
back that very nearly succeed-
ed. Double-teaming the ball all

+ over the court resulted in some
Invermere which

Voice Of:
The People

Editor, Castlegar News:

The Castlegar Minor Hock-
ey Week Committee sincerely
appreciates the coverage the
Castlegar News provided for
our week's activities. s

The loan of their camera
certainly highlighted some of
the action.

Our committee thanks the
Castlegar News staff for help-
ing to-make-our-tasks lighter.

Fred Voykin, President

were neatly cashed in by Bev
Baron, Lisa Command, Wanita
Command and Sandy Elasoff.
In the final minute, the
- girls sliced the margin to a
mere point, 30-29, but could not
hoop the winning basket before
time ran out,

For ‘the: locals, Caroline
Zaitsoff played extremely well
defensively,
mere's scoring star Ruth Barnes
to a lone basket.

The girls played some good
basketball at the tournament,
besides visiting the Radium

cals -and-are— presently
preparing for West Kootenay

limiting Inver-

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¢ ‘Danny Walker’ ‘of Castlegar q
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* Walker is one ar’ the West
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10- day trip to Southern’ Loui-’ in ‘April.>

sr. Rockers take Part
of Troy

HT Tour nainen

“y+ By ROY GOETTING

Another regular season is

“over,.with Rebels winning 22

sand losing 18. Thay.
a 1d 225 goals, had 189
scored against them — good for
second place in’ the West
Kootenay division, *

Bruce Martin scored 52
goals, the most ever by a Rebel

* inregular season. This could be

the most goals scored this year
in the KIJHL. Official statistics
should be available in'a week or
80, :
What a way to finish the
‘season — 21 goals in the last
two games; 10-4 against Grand
Forks ‘last Friday, then 11 -' 1
‘ against Cranbrook on Sunday. .
First, the game against
Gratid Forks, The first period
“'saw the Rebels go ahead by five
goals, one each from Bruce
Martin, John Makaroff, Ron
Sherstobitoff, Terry Strelioff
and Colin Ward. Shots on goal
by Castlegar were 21, by Grand
Forks, 8.
The second period was a

- little more even, The Bruins got

“goals from John Thompson and

Last weekend the Stanley
Hpmphries Sentor Rockers
de their last road trip of the
ular season, travelling to
anbrook, to take part in the
jurnament of ‘Troy, which
olved four teams playing a
ynd robin draw. ,

On Friday night the Rock-
jumped to an early lead and
ver looked back, handing the
Wanston Churchilly Bulldogs
fr6m° Lethbridge a 60 - 54 loss.
Géeg Heuer and Ed Adams led
the Rocker attack with 19 and
16ipoints respectively.

§ Saturday ‘afternoon saw
the Rockers take on another
éhbridge team, Catholic Cen-

High School, The game was’

+ very close until early’ in the

fourth quarter, when Greg
Heuer and Ed Adams both
fouled out,

Mark Kowalko and Chris
Oddy did a fine job of replacing -
them, but the Rockers could not
stop the Cougars’ high-scoring
Rob Fiorino and lost 72 - 63,
Fiorino finished with 28 points
for the Cougars.

The Rockers had a ,very
balanced attack; Tom Thor-

- Larsen scored 14 points, Greg -.

Heuer 13, Andy McDonald 12,
* and Terry Ward 11 points,
In the final game of the
tournament the Rockers took
on their arch rivals, the Mt.
Baker Trojans from Cranbrook.
The game was the most physi-
eal contest the Rockers have
taken part in this season and
also one of the toughest de-
fensive battles of-the’ year. -

‘After falling behind by 11. -

points in the third quarter, the:
Rockers came back to within

five points, five minutes left in
the game. The Trojans took
advantage of two Rocker fouls
and opened their lead to nine
points, eventually winning the
game 49 -

Greg Heuer had.10 points
and Ed Adams had eight points
for the Rockers, who finished
the tournament in third place.
Terry Ward was selected as a
member of the All-Star Team.

The next senior basketball
action js tomorrow evening,
when the Rockers play the L.V.
Rogers Bombers in Nelson,
then return home to host
Cranbrook: at 12 .noon on
Saturday.

Paul McKinnon and the Rebels _

got goal number two from John
Makaroff. This was the only
period that Grand Forks was in
the game.

Shots on goal by Castlegar
were 24, by Grand Forks, 27.
Score at the end of the secre,
period was 6 - 2.

Goal-scorers in the third
period for Grand Forks were
Darren McKone ‘and. John
Thompson; for the Rebels,
Bruce Martin got two more for
another hat-trick, Colin Ward
picked up his second of the
nighi, and Ken Gorkoff scored
one.

Final score was 10 -.4,
Rebels had 61 shots on goal, the
Bruins, 47. This game got a
little- out-of-hand,” with five
fighting penalties, plus a few
for. high-sticking, hooking,
roughing, holding, cross check-
ing and tripping.

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Nordic Lodge Release

The Fifth Annual: Nordic
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who are admitted free.

Depending upon the regis-
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‘A large number of British
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Branch of the: ministry. of en-

pro-

agement: data for the wildlife
management section to enable
them’ to. carry out effective
wildlife - “programs throughout
the province.

include free cross-country . ski
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: reation director, Ivan Reins“

bakken.. © -
= On Feb. 4, a ski-a-thon was
held to raise funds ‘for a re-
habilitation centre‘for the blind
and other physically handi-
capped. Reinsbakken reports
that the ski-a-thon was suc-
cessful but a little more modest
than he expects next year.
Final figures are not yet in, but
it is estimated that about $600
should be realized.

Among the top pledge
bearers were Mrs. Polly Travis
of Castlegar ahd Torry Koenig

of Nelson. The successof Torry,

a 13-year-old blind skier, per-
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Torry Koenig will be rep-
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who took part in the meet here
last year and are still praising
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received in Castlegar.

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‘Those hunters. contacted -
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|| Rebels Win 22 Games; Lose 18

‘I don't want to dwell on
this aspect of the game and
usually I don't report about it in
detall, But in this. instance, it
spoiled the game from a fan's
point of view — some people
were pretty disgusted. Let's
hope the boys got it out of their
systems, and will settle down
and play the game in the up-
coming best-of-seven playoffs,

The Sunday game with
Cranbrook was very one-sided,
with the Rebels winning this
one 11°- 1, Strangely enough,
the shots on goal Were fairly

even, with 37 by- Castlegar and.

83 by Cranbrook.

Bruce Martin got another
hat-trick,-as did Ken Sherstobi-
toff. We were all pulling for
Tim Paul, who had scored two
and was trying for his first
hat-trick this year. He shot
over, around and beside, but
had to’settle for two.

Other goal-getters. were
Mike Nevakshonoff, Ron Sher-
stobitoff, and Terry Halisheff.

Cranbrook's, goal was

‘scored in the second period by

Larry Deluca. There were very

, few penalties in this game —

only nine or 10.

The fans attending’. the
games have been averaging
just under 600 per game. This
has caused the Rebels to oper-
ate in the red, to the tune of
$6,000 to $6,000 this year.
Hopefully, the playoffs will help
the club geta little closer to the
break-even point.

Some ticket prices have
been raised effective this date:

Season Ticket .
Students/Old Age . 1 $2. 00
Children 12 and under . . $1.00
Playoff tickets are on sale
at the Complex. Season ticket
holders have their same seat.
number as for regular games.
., Top five Rebels in regylar
season play are:
Player
Bruce Martin §2 74
Bruno Tassone 29
Terry Halisheff 26. 24
Ron Sherstobitoff 14
Dave Kanigan 18
Ken Sherstobitoff 16
* * *

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Rick Hlookoff

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Tim Stubbins
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“In lain bath? goaltend-
ers have been playing well of
late; welcome to new Rebel,
Reb Sherstobitoff; and good

luck against Grand Forks, who |

should bow out in four games.

Rebels will play’ their first
playoff game 8:30 p.m. to-
morrow at the Community
Complex.

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If your vehicle has a claim-free record for
one year your Safe Driving Vehicle Dis-
count will be 15%; for two years it’s 25%;
for three years, 32.5%. Your agent can tell
you if your vehicle qualifies - 8 out of 10
vehicles do. *

- Choice of deductibles

With the wide choice of deductibles avail-

able from Autoplan, you can virtually

design a policy to suit your own particular
needs;

- Easy financing

If you prefer, you can pay your iAgrapien
premium in installments. You pay 30%
down, subject to a minimum of $75, and

the balance in three installments at
two-month intervals. The interest rate is
only 15% per annum.

Available to ALL vehicle owners
Autoplan’s “Protection Plus” policy is
available to all vehicle owners, regardless of
driving record or claims history. It should
be noted that any indebtedness to the
Corporation must be resolved before.
renewal. :

And more

.Check the 1979 “All about Autoplan”
booklet. It provides concise information on
most aspects of Autoplan. Pick up a copy
from your agent when you renew.

One company/One cheque

One.stop, easy claim
handling Province-wide

Safe driving vehicle discounts

Choice of deductibles

Easy financing

And more

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The deadline for renewing your Basic A

plan Ii nce is February 28th, 1979.

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