; Atoms ;
3 Atom All-Stars suffered:
8 9-7 loss to Grand Forks on:

Dec. 23 in Grand Forks,
Castlegar goals were scored
by R. Fayant (2), D. Martini
{2), G. Kooznetsoff, C. Over-
hay and G. Plotnikoff. Assists
were made by D. Martini (2),
C. Carew (2) and G. Plot-
nikoff,
= Pee Wee Reps travelled
to Trail on Dec. 22, losing 8-7
to their hosts. Scoring Castle-
ar's goals were W. Was-
‘flenkoff (3), D. Horning (3)
‘nd T. Carew.

Assists went to T. Fris-
yy (2), B. Alexander, B. Mair,
. Hurd (2), K. Koorbatoff,
. Braun and K, Biln,

*

aera:

On Sen 4in Nelson, the
Pee Wee Rep won 12-1 over
‘Nelson.

= Goals were scored by D.
Horning (2), W. Wasilenkoff
(2), K. Biln, T. Carew (2), K.
Xoorbatoff (2), A. Zibin, K.
‘Hurd and D. Beninger. As-
tsists were made by A. Zibin
qa), W. Wasilenkoff (4), K.
:Koorbatoff (2), B. Mair (2), D.
‘Horning, D. Beninger and K.
‘Biln,

8 * *
The Pee Wee Rep hosted
Cranbrook on Jan. 5, losing
27-6 to their visitors. Goals
Jwere scored by T. Carew, K.
Hurd (2), B. Mair, W. Wasil-
:pnkoff ‘and K. Koorbatoff.
Z ts: K. Biln, T. Frisby
32), D. Streloff, B, Mair (2),
SK. Hurd, K. Koorbatoff and
D. Horning.
On Jan. 6 in Rossland,
a scored & goals to

land's 2, W.
scored four of Castlegar'’s
goals, with D. Horning add-
ding a single. Assists were
made by, D. Horning (2) and
SK. Hurd 2 ae
= _*

Cader Pee Wee “B”
tteam hosted the Rossland
EPee Wee “B"s Saturday at,
“the ag arena, and, over-
ipowered their visitors with a

Horcoff (2), R. Tamelin (2), A.
Embree ind C. Tomilin.
eee:

thet Bantam Reps played
against Nelson. Reps on Sat-
urday at the’Civic arena in
Nelson ‘with mal being
defeated 3.0,

The long Staak lay-
off, plus the fast-skating Nek
eon Midget Rep; proved to be
too much for the Castlegar
team over the weekend as
Nelson took bu four points.

Friday in Castlegar it
was Nelson 6, Castlegar 3. R.
Kanigan:scored twice and L.
Stouchnow once for the home
team. Castlegar played well
in only the third period and
were assessed seven of 16
penalties, all minors. ’

Saturday night in Nel-
sop, Castlegar was never in
the game and was on the
short end of a 10-2 score. D.
MacKinnon and T. Depaoli
each scored for Castlegar.
Each team took 14‘ minor
penalties.

Juveniles
In Juvenile hockey on

feated 8-5 by their hosts.

Castlegar Pee Wee house

Part 4 in a series

Meet the Re

CLAY LIBER plays defence
for the js. Born In
Trall, he Is 16 years old,
stands six feet tall, and
weighs 175 pounds. His
parents are Fronk and Pot
natn and he hos a
sister, Joanne.
Gay ne Is a Grade 11 student
at ‘Stanley Humphetas
Secondary School, and hi he

auto mechanics,
hoe te ployed all his hockey in In
r and was on the

Bantam ‘team when
played in the Provincials In
Kitimat. In summer,
IIkes to take to the

bels

| being made to determine the
of

TERRY NAZAROFE OFF lo

End Pauline Nazaroff, he Is
17 years old, and has two
older brothers, Amie and
Danny. Terry is in Grade 12
et Stanley Humphries, with
his favourite subject being
Physical Education. Te
cabs all sports, althou;
after hockey his favourites
Terry hos” played al his
ferry has pl al is
hockey In C and

Reunioii of. ex-Saints.
for summer of 1981? |

A good representation of
the two Selkirk Saints Alum-
ni hockey teams who played

at the college from 1971 to 78 °

battled to a 10-10 tle in the

Courses ‘at’ Whitewater Ski
area on Tuesdays and Thurs-
days.

‘This provides those’ in
the community an opportun-

‘annual alumni game held in
the Castl

ity to learn to ski a

Complex on December 28,

After the match there
was an abundance of ‘en-
thusiasm for a reunion of all
ex-Saints in the future.

The proposed reunion
‘planned for the summer of
1981 should: attract players
whoare now spread through-
out the country.

An attempt is presently

and Thursdays staring Tass i

day.

Anyone intex
should attend the introdué-
tory lecture presentation and
discussion being held in the

"2 Pieces of Chicken
$ Fries

FRIDAY Stay i
“AT BOTH’ CASTLEGAR LOCATIONS

‘Dine ec] elec
suscin”

‘Sau

Downtown: nEaogor

Present for-
mer players. If you have
played for the Saints hockey
team or know-someone who
did: just drop a line to;
Selkirk: Saints Hockey Club,
Box 1200)':Castlegar, B.C.,
NIN 891.) a

el College is again
coordinating Learn to Ski

at Selkirk College at 8 p.m!
Monday.

Mark Hornby fromthe
Whitewater Ski-Schoo! will
be the guest and coffee and
donuts will be served. *

To enroll in the courses,
phone the Community Edu-
cation Department at 365-

- Castlegar

won the In-

was on the Pee Wee Reps
they went to
Sweden. He the
Rebels will carry
ning tradition

eir win:
into e
that they win.
ital this y ond

places first at Beaver Valley

Castlegar Furniture Vil-
lage (Taks) Pee Wee house
team took first place at the
Beayer Valley Pee Wee.Tour-
nament on Dec. 28 and 29;
winning five straight games
in a row.

In Game 1, it was
Castlegar 8, Beaver Valley
Team I-5. Castlegar scorers
were K. Klimchuk (3), L.
Klimchuk (2), J. Chernoff and
S. Konkin. Assists went to T.
Solovaeff (2), L. Klimchuk:
and.G.-Bucknell>. . ad

Fhe entree

Tour the winter woods

,Game 2 — Castlegar 6,
Nelson Kawasaki - 5. Scor-
ers; T. Solovaeff (8), S.

Klimchuk, S. Buday and T.
Nazaroff.

Game 3 — Castlegar 4,
Trail Smokettes 3. Scorers:
K. Klimchuk (3;, and W.
Sheloff. Assists: T. Solovaeff

(2), S. Stefoniuk and S.

_Buday.

Game 4 — Castlegar 14,
Creston 1. Scorers: K: Klim-

with skis and camera

Over the past few years,
th ds of C. have

Bantams
Bantam “B” team trav-
éelled to Grand Forks on the
: weekend, handing their hosts
two losses, 5-2 on Saturday

Sand 63 on Sunday.
{7 Seoring Saturday's goals
: were D. Picton, W. Popoff, R.
: Horcoff (2) and D. Terhune.
j Assists were made by W.

Terhune (2),

j Tamelin and R. Horcoff.
Goalscorers in Sunday's
i game were E. Chernenkoff,
: D. Terhune (2), J., Mair and
. Popoff. Assists went to S.
ulson, R. Quaedvlieg, R.

discovered the winter joy of
donning cross-country skis
and heading for neighboring
parks and fields. Free of lift
lines and tows, they wander
happily through woods, golf
courses, bridle trails and
meadows. The real devotees ‘
have discovered ski touring
resorts.
Some of these skiers are
ardent racers, intent on
dis-

the telephoto lens and the
image size will be doubled.
The combination of snow
and trees provides little pro-
blem in terms of back-
ground, since distracting
clutter is relatively nonexis-
tent, This doesn’t mean,
however, that you should
forget about it entirely
Your pictures will benefit
if you will take the time to
consider before you shoot.
While you're checking

ng the
tance in a minimum time.
The majority, however, are
relaxed and leisurely. With
a pocket-sized camera, add-_
ing only ounces to their gear,
they can easily record fami-
ly, friends and scenery in
pictures as they go.

Ski touring is essentially

a family sport and, as such
is an ideal opportunity for
family plctureteiine. In

the from vari-
ous points of view, consider
the effect of changing light.
Backlighting, you'll find, will
add sparkle to the snow and
the scene. Just be sure that
the sun isn’t shining directly
into the camera.

On one of those rare, but
gorgeous bright-sun, blue-sky
days, pose some of your
subjects above you on the
slope so you can use the sky

EATON'S

Corrections for
January Saiss and
Clearances Flyer

Two styles of raincoats

from Eaton's Peppertrea on

Page 3, Item 11 have the

incorrect price. Price should
64.99 each,

Crew sport socks from

Eaton's Hosiory department

on page 6, item 12 have the
Incorrect price. Price should
tead 3 for3.99.
North Country sport shirts
from Eaton's Men's Sport
Shirts department, on page
8, item 3. Incorrect_fabric
content Is statedr Should
tead “blend polyester
and cotton’ Not “polyester
| and wi
Peco 13, item 2 — Bahama
8 have the incorrect
pres on the 100"xB4" size.
The price should read 75.99
not 95.99.
Correction In Linen Sate
Book: Page 2, item (2B) Is
described incorrectly as
having a percale top and
bottom on “Tretlis East”
comforter. Should read:
"Service" quallty fabric on
both sides of comforter.

EATON'S

Trail, B.C.

the noise-
less, effortless movement of
the skis enable the skier to
get within picturetaking
fange of deer and other
woodland inhabitants.

The added mobility given
by the skis also enables the
skiers to discover unspoiled
scenic beauty of the deep
woods.

If you are one of the
growing band of enthusiasts,
be sure to take your camera
along. A Kodak Tele-Ektra
camera and extra cartridges
of 110-size film will fit
easily into a pocket of pack
and still leave you room far,
ski waaratid lunch,

For action shots of other
skiers, try to shoot when
the movement is toward
you, rather than going past
you, to minimize blur. Be
alert for the spills as well as
the successes, for both can
produce great pictures. When
Possible, move in close
enough to capture the rueful
or proud expression on the
skier’s face. When you can-
not move in as close as you'd
like in time to catch the ex-
pression, simply flick the
switch on your camera ta

Your Carpet
Headquarters ...

Carpets by Ivan Oglow

asa

Saving the day in pic-
tures means getting into
some of them yourself. So,
pass the camera around and
Iet everyone, even the child-
ren have a chance to use it.
You're recording their spills,
so the least you can do is
give them a chance at yours!

There’s one other thing
to remember. Keep your
camera dry. Take your pic-
tures and change film cart-
ridges with bare hands,
rather than wet mittens. If
snow does get on the ca-

era, wipe it or blow it off

fore it melts.

chuk (4;, W. Sheloff (8),-S.
Konkin (2), T. Solovaeff (2),
S. Stefoniuk (2) and L. Klim-
chuk (1). Assists: L. Klim-
chuk (2), T. Nazaroff 28 5.
Buday, S. Konkin, K. Klim-

chuk and W. Sheloff.

Game 5 — Castlegar 8,
Beaver Valley Team I, 4.
Scorers: K. Klimehuk (4), L.
Klimchuk, W. Sheloff, 8.
Konkin and T. Solovaeff.
Assists: K. Klimchuk, T. Sol-
ovaeff, S. Stefoniuk. R. John-
son played all dive. games’ ip
goal For Castlegar. 4

A special thank: “you. :
extended to Beaver - Valley’
for being good hosts and dis-
playing good sportsmanship.

vitetlonal Womans Basket-
ball tournament played at
celkiee College on Jan, 4 and
Castlegar beat Selkirk
87-86 ‘cupping the victory,
but it was a close game.
Right up to the last
seven seconds it was a tie
game. Then Castlegar got the

, - ball in their own end and

red, :

It looked like an over.
time situation by the clock
but an official check at the
scoring desk showed an error
on Selkirk's side where one
too many points had been
recorded.

The referees went by
the score shects and declared
Castlegar the winner of the
match and the tournament.

. Salmon Arm was second,
Selkirk third and Trail Bea-
vers fourth. |

On Friday: Selkirk beat
Trail-Rossland 42-59, Castle-
gar beat New Denver 52-29
and Salmon Arm beat Trail
69-61. . SCE

On the losers side on
Saturday, ‘Trail-Rossland
beat New Denver 54.61, Trail
Beavers beat Trail-Rossland

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district

Thanks

to the citizens of Castlegar, businesses,
organizations, clubs, and Castlegar and
for their dor

+

— The United Way
— Rotary Club

— Kiwanis
— Pul

— Adeline Alderman

Committee

— Robson Thursday Evening Group

— Helen's Flower & Gift Shop

, Paper & Woodworkers’ Local No. 1

— Ladies’ Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion,
,Castlegar-Robson Branch No, 170

— ‘Castlegar and district schools

— Ladies’ Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion,
Castlegar-Robson Branch No. 170, Bingo *

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top team

51-82 and the Beavers beat
New Denver 45-88,

On the winners aide,
Castlegar downed Selkirk,
37-86, Salmon Arm beat Sel-
kirk 49-28, Castlegar beat
Salmon Arm 51-89 and Sal-
mon Arm beat the Trail
Beavers 63-81.

There's another basket-
ball match on Jan. 25 and 26
when Vancouver Communi

- College comes to Selkirk to

meet the Saints in more
league competition. ‘i

Who will be Castlegar.

and District's 1979
Ci tizen. of the Year?

what

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rH Ciitien-of-the-Year Committee
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