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CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 25, 1981

Badd Manor ahead

Badd Manor Cabaret is still
leading the Castlegar Com-
mercial Hockey League with
16 points, according to most
recent results. Mountain
Sports Hut stands with eight
points while Williams Moving
has seven points.

Murray Haas, of Badd
Manor tops the scoring with
42 points while teammate
John Horcoff is second with
87 points.

Wayne Kinakin has scored
14 goals and 19 assists. for
Williams Moving for a com-
bined 33-point total. Team-
mate Don Savinkoff is one
point behind Kinakin.

Jeff Shirley of Mountain
Sports and Jerry Antignani
of Badd Manor are tied with
26 points each.

Badd Manor's Phil Markin
has the best goaltending rec-
ord of the league with a 5.60

PLAYER
Jim Smith

iyle Stouchnow
Borry Streliov

inchin
Mike Nevashinoff
Jim Nazaroff*
Dean MacKinnon*

Scott Jones**
Jim Frost*

Yuri Jymatott"
Midgets**
Release Ployer*

Dan MacDonald
Rick Hlookoff

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WEST DIVISION

TEAMS w
Trail

Rossland
Castlegar
Beaver Valley
Grand Forks

EAST DIVISION
Cranbrook
Columbia Valley
Kimberley
Spokane

Elk Valley
Creston

3
Nelson 10
10

goals per game average.
Williams Moving is second,
with a 6.80 average, due to
the efforts of Lawrence Cher-
noff and Dave Grundy. Cal
Grunerod has a 8.60 average
to put Mountain Sports in
third place.

All is well
for NAAU
Wildcats

Castlegar’s Brian Veri-
gin scored his first goal of
the season recently Nor-
thern U

Games profile

Clarke White was born and
raised in this area, His father
ran the Rossland Miner for
many years. After White
graduated from high school
he went off to University and
came back with a degree in
music, He liked the area so
much he did not want to
leave, so after one year
teaching in Langley, he came
back here to teach music at
the J.L. Crowe High School
and has been here ever since.

For the Winter Games,
White is Director of Cere-
monies. He and his commit-
tee have two ceremonies to
look after. There is the

Wildcats hockey action.
Verigin now has two points
on the season.

Bruce Martin, also of
Castlegar, is in third place
on the team with 13 points
(six goals, seven assists).

The Wildcats have a 6-2
win-loss record, according
to most recent statistics.

y on
Nov. 27 and at the beginning
of the game, the opening cer-
emonies for the B.C. Winter
Games, Trail, 1982.

The preparations for the
torchlighting ceremony are
pretty well lined up. It will

and the lighting of the torch.
‘The purpose of the torch is to
make the community aware
that the Games are coming
up and that it is a community-
wide effort in which we are
involved. After the lighting
of the torch, there will be a
fireworks display.

After this week this group
will get down to serious
preparations for the opening
ceremonies for the Games.
They will be using the whole
arena for this event. There
will be the Grand March for
the 2600 athletes, the open-

When asked for his per-
sonal views of the Games,
White thought they were a
great thing. He thought that
the greatest aspect of the
Games was that it gave
everyone a chance to com-
pete in a province-wide ac-
tivity, to have a lot of fun
doing it and to gain a lot of
good experience as well.

It is “British C

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Atoms

Nov. 21, Castlegar Atom
All-stars hosted Nelson at
the old arena, and beat their
visitors by a score of 2-1.

Scoring goals were Kim
Verigin (unassisted) and, Ty-
ler Loo, assisted by David
Vecchio.

Nov. 22 in Rossland, the
All-stars bombed Rossland
8-1. David hson led the

playing against one another
having a good time, getting
to know one another.” From
a community point of view, it
gives the entire area a chance

ing (
of dignitaries, speeches, etc.)
and another torchlighting in
the arena to signify the
opening of the Games. Clarke
expects that there will be an
audience of approximately
2500 people.

take place on the evening of |)

Friday, Nov. 27, featuring a

* mini-parade, a few seeches

CASTLEGAR COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
LATEST RESULTS

TEAM

Badd Manor Cabaret
Mountain Sports Hut
Williams Moving

PLAYER
Murray Haas
John Horcoft
Willams
Willams

Mtn. Sports 1
Badd Manor

1 Ken Carr
Almer Williams

John Wishloft
Sheldon Sookachoff

GOALTENDER

Phil Markin
Lawrence Chernoff
Dave Grundy

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30-Official Ceremonies and
Torch Lighting (across from
Cominco Arena)

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Cranbrook tops
Kimberley 6-2

scoring with a_ hat-trick;
Denny Popoff scored two
goals, while singles were

CRANBROOK, B.C. (CP)

— danny spring scored three
second-period goals to lead
Cranbrook Royals to a 6-2
win over Kimberley Dyna-
miters in a Western Inter-
national Hockey League
game Tuesday.

Cranbrook led 1-0 after the
first period and increased its
margin to 4-0 after minutes.

Kevin White, Rod Guimont
and Kelly Fraser scored the
other Cranbrook goals, Kim
Coswin and Rick Peacosh
scored for Kimberley.

Rick Mailott stopped 32
shots for the Royals, while
Kimberley’s Randy Amatto
and Terry Kryczka combined
to make 23 saves.

added by Chris Dunaway,
David Vecchio and Blaine
Porsnuk.

Assists were made by
Blaine orsnuk, Steve Junker,
Denny Popff and Clinton
Swanson,

Atom house team of Val-
leymaid trounced a visiting
Rossland team 7-0. Steve
Junker led the scoring with
four goals, while Kim Verigin
added a hat-trick.

Stedman's house team vis-
ited Rossland on Saturday,
coming away with a 80
defeat.

Pee Wees

Castlegar Pee Wee Reps

OFFICIAL TORCH for the 1982 B.C. Win-
ter Games was put into place across
from the Cominco Arena in Trail recen-
tly. The torch lighting ceremonies will
take place in Trail on Friday, November
27th with dignitaries from the Provincial

Government, Inland Gas and the City of
Trail taking part. Here we see City of
Trail and Inland Gas crews positioning
the torch on its base. The torch will burn
continuously until the Games are com-
pleted March 7th, 1982. Photo by Bill Turner.

cess

THANK YOU ALL

Roy Lawrence, Glen & Max of Bumper to Bumper
in Castlegar, wish to thank all our customers for your
continued support of our business over these three
years. Without you our business would not be a suc-

You Are Invited to joi
celebrate the end of our third year, and our sincere
appreciation of your continued patronage.

Coffee & Donuts will be served
Bargain Prices on Christmas gift ideas
Enter Our Draw for a fantastic door prize

COME CELEBRATE WITH US

us on Nov. 25 to 28 to

lost 4-0 to Trail on Friday
night ‘at the complex.

The reps suffered a further
defeat on Sunday, as they
lost by a narrow margin (7-6)
to Nelson at the Complex.

Bantams

Bantam Reps defeated
their Nelson counterparts 7-1
on Thursday night at the
complex.

Sunday afternoon's en-
counter in Rossland was
close, with the local team
taking a 6-5. defeat.

s . °

Winners of the Bantam-
Midget Swedish Grey Cup
Draw were: Ist quarter —
Fred Stoushnow ($25); half-
time — Bruce Gerrand ($50);
8rd quarter — no winner
($25); and final — Burt
Campbell ($100). Congratula-
tions to .all winners and
thanks to everyone who sup-
ported the draw.

A“Turkey Bingo” will take
place Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in
the community complex,
sponsored by the Bantam-
Midget Swedish Exchange.
Price is $2 per card for 20
games or six cards for $10.

Recreation
News

Programs Conclude

Most of our fall programs
have now come to a con-
clusion, I would like to thank
all our instructors for doing
such a find job in offering
quality programs. I hope all
the participants enjoyed
their programs and will be

, anxious to try something new

in January.

The fall program was very
well received. We had ap-
proximately 974 adults, chil-
dren and tiny tots par-
ticipating. In the four fitness
programs we offered, we had
260 ladies exercising once,
twice and three times a
week. The ladies of Castlegar
are definately’ keeping in
shape! Congratulations to all

,our;active participants. ..
Craft Fair. -

The Blueberry Creek Craft
Fair is coming up this week-
end. If you haven't begun
your Christmas shopping,
then this is the weekend to
start it. The Craft Fair will
be taking place in the com-
plex — hall on Friday from 10
a.m. - 9 p.m. and Saturday
from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. This is a
good marketplace for Christ-
mas, 80 we will see you there!

- Spaghetti Supper

The Robson Recreation
Society is hosting a Spaghetti
Supper and Dance this Sat-
urday. The supper takes
place in the Rosson Hall from
4:30 to 6:30.p.m. Tickets are
$5 for adults and $2.50 for
children under 12. The dance
starts at 9 p.m. with music by
“The New Company.’ Tickets
for both events may be pur-
chased at the Robson Store
or Johnny's Grocery.

Fit-Visit

Action B.C, will be making
a “Fit-Visit” to Castlegar’s
Community Complex, Dec. 2
from 5 - 9 p.m. The display
consists of fitness assess-
ments, nutrition evaluation,
fitness and health pamphlets,
and audio visual presenta-
tions. If you are interested in
your state of fitness be sure
to attend.

Santa’s Visit

Christmas is just around
the corner and Santa will be
making an early visit to
Castlegar. Santa will be at
the community complex on
Dec. 5 to hear what each
little girl and boy of Castle-
gar wishes for Christmas, It
is going to be an exciting
event so keep Saturday, Dec.
5 reserved for Santa's visit.

y

A reminder to all hockey
fans! The Rebels will be
hosting the Columbia Valley
Rockies in the arena-complex
this Sunday at 2:80 p.m. This
will be the Rockies’ only visit
to Castlegar so don’t miss it.
See you all at Sunday's
hockey game.

Winter games update

Here it is about 100 days
left until the Winter Games.
Communications had a
good meoting with Frances
Brown from Victoria. They
d itchb sched-

commodation site as well as
results and medial centres,
John D’Archangoelo and tho
Cc al.

his volunteers, This week
they will be working on the
podiums ot be used during
the

so met with Frances Brown

ules and duties through Jan-
uary, February and March.
They will be using the MiTel,
which is a computerized B.C.
Telephone Co. switchboard.
During the games the switch-
board will be manned for 24
hours, There will be phones
at each venue and each ac-

and d plans for enter-
tainment for the athletes
during Thursday evening’s
banquet. There are three sit-
tings and those waiting for
their tunr will be royally
introduced to Trail and area.

Brian Volpatti, who is in
charge of medal presenta-
tions, has lined up many of

Upcoming sporting. events or meetings can be listed here
courtesy of Dixie Lee Chicken & Seafood Castlegar. Please
submit notices to Castlegar News by Friday noon for Sunday
or Tuesday noon for Wednesday. Contact Chery! Wishlow,

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HOCKEY — GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE: Cohoe Insuran-
ce vs. Trans-X, 8:15 p.m., old arena. COMMERCIAL
LEAGUE: Williams Movin
Manor Caboret, 10 p.m., old arena.

FRIDAY
FOOTBALL —. NFL: Chicago Bears vs. Dallas
Cowboys, 1 p.m., channel 2
HOCKEY — MIDGET HOCKEY: Castlegar vs. Grand
Forks, 7:15 p.m., arena complex. GENTLEMEN'S
LEAGUE: Cohoe Ins. vs. Maloney, old arena;
Kalesnikoff vs. Goose Creek, arena complex, both

SATURDAY
HOCKEY — NHL: Buffalo Sabres vs. Toronto Maple
Leafs, 5 p.m., channel 9. GENTLEMEN'S HOCKEY:
Trans-X vs. visiting team,

& Storage vs. Badd

7:15 p.m., old arena.

NOV.
WEDNESDAY MORNING DRIVERS
Ladies High Single: Pearl Mott

167; Erma Mykyte 629. Team
High Single: Bobcats 1075; Team
High Three: Chevys-0049:-Other
600's: Betty Pinter 61).

tWitee pe NOW. 6,

1S BRIDAY NIGHT MIXED 7-9
Ladies High’ Single: Karen
Mykyte 261; Karen Mykyte 706.
Men's High ; Single: Brad Elliott
335; Men's High Three:
Elliott 844. Team High Single:
Super Stors 1136? Team High
Three: Super Stars 3326. Other
600's and 700's:

YOUTH BOWLING
Nov.7

lo’
YBC JUNIORS
GHS: Wendy Basson 196; GHT:
Wendy Basson 501; BHS: Duane
Donald 175; BHT: Duane Donald
4

YBC BANTAMS

GHS: Terri Roberts 119; GHT
Terri Roberts 320; BHS: JASON
SCHUEPFER 141; BHT: JASON
Schuepfer 369.

NOV.9
MONDAY NIGHT 9-11
adies High Single; irene Conroy

Le
253; Ladies High Three: Irene 1!
636; Men's High Single:

Conroy
Ed Adsheod 251; Men's High
shead 683; Team
23; Team
600"
chella 623.
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‘ AY NIGHT

Ladies High Single:

pbell; Ladies High Three Peni

Campbell, 617. Men's High Single:
n's High

Ron Mcintyre, 316; Me!
Three Brad Elliott, 742. Team High 247

Single: Marvin's
Team

‘Angels, 1028;
2866. Other 600's and 71
Mcintyre, 742; Jack Cher

710; Darline Edwards, 601; Carlo
Degen, 617; Dave Adshead, 616.

NOV. 11
CASTLEGAR SAVINGS LADIES

Ve 1

WED. NITE MIXED T
Ladies High Single: Irene

Sheridan, 225; Ladies High Three:
. Men's

Is,
's
Ed Adshead, 664; Harry Sheridan,

The sign for the Winter
Games Warehouse on High-
way Drive is up, thanks to
Wayne Harder of Interior
Advertising Ltd. Most of the
signs you have seen around
Trail have been done by
Wayne. Many thanks.

Brian Slater and Roy Mil-
ler are busy modifying the
office area at the Games
Warehouse. Norm Hinton
will be the general foreman
of supplies, equipment and
storage at the Warehouse.

Thanks to Jerry Paul and
the City of Trail for providing
decals for the light stan-
dards. Special thanks to
David Ives and John Carg-
nelli who applied the decals
to the metal discs. Fourteen
of these discs will be seen
around Trail this week.

Joe Clark (not THE J.C.,
but our J.C.) is in charge of
the first aid stations. Sup-
plies are coming from Emer-
gency Health’ Services in
Victoria. Chris Baillie, a Trail
physiotherapist, is getting
terrific cooperation from phy-
sios from all over British
Columbia. Many of them will
be coming to Trail for the
Winter Games to help in the
medical clinics and First Aid
stations.

Did you know that Wrest-
ling is in the Beaver Valley
Junior High School and Boys
Hockey is in the Beaver
Valley ‘Arena?

Don't forget the torchlight’
ceremony — Friday, Nov. 27
at 7:30 p.m. across from the
Cominco Arena. See you
there!

ING RESULTS

High Single: 5-M’s, 1151; Team
High Thi ‘Avengers,
Other 600's and 700’

Vecchio, 727; Jake Koenig, 676;
Lorne Tamelin, 650; Greg LeP
640; Darrel Rourkey. 633;
‘Rahn, 633; Garry Royner,628; Jim
Ross, 623;: Janice:Beck,618; Bill
Zarikott, 604.

NOV. 13
FRIDAY NIGHT MIXED 7 -9
Ladies High Si
; Ladies

1g
High Three: Screwballs,

Three: Les Feket

High Single: Midgets, 1231

High Three: Midgets, 3380. Other
600's and 700's: Brad Elliott, 710;
Gary Jackson, 679; Bonnie Whor-
sley, 617; Lyle Mykyte, 600; Randy
Clements, 601.

NOV. 13
FRIDAY NIGHT 9 - 11

Three: Brad Elliott, 71
a 8,

‘3 and 700's: K
Clement, 636; Blythe Elliott, 635;

i Ron Meintyre, 626: Norm Bailey,
7.

611; John Mykyte, 611; Marvin Rob

Thorgelrson, 602.

THURSDAY AFTE

‘) RNOON 1-3
Ladies High Single: Elsie Lazarett,

High T
Team

724, e
Mcintyre 679, Ken Ho
Dunn 619, Lisa Antignani 616.
NOV. 10
COFFEE BREAK $:30 a.m.
Ladies High Single: Alice Shutek,
213; Ladies High Three: Eleanor
Holdsworth, 566. Team High
Single: Wheaties, 1061; Team
High Three: Cheerios, 3001.

NOV. 10
TUESDAY ONE O'CLOCK
Ladies High Single: Meda Web-

s Turner, 612, Tea

244; Ladies High Three: Joyce
im High Single:
Wailers, 1100; Team High Three:
a 9098. Other 600's and
's: Verna Shingler, 607.

NOV. 11
SENIOR CITIZENS
Ladies High Single: Ellen Cormier,
190; Ladies High Three: Ellen

NOV. 12
THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED
Ladies High Single: Janice Beck,
254; Ladies High Three: Erm
Mykyte,
Ron Mcintyre, 375; Me
Three: Ron Mcintyre, 76!

600's and 70's: Vi Madrigga, 633;
Anne Podd, 622; Joy Ramsden,
617: Mary MacAlpine, 615.

NOV. 17

COFFEE BREAK 9:30 A.M.
Ladies High Single: Phyllis Russol
241;. Ladies High Three: Diann
McLeod, 615. Team High Sing!
‘Mugs, 1181; Team High Th
Mugs, 3264.

NOV. 17
TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED 9 - 11

@ Zaytsolf, 768. Mer
Single: Marvin Wood, 322; Men's
High Three: Marvin Wood, 778.
Other 600's and 700's: Larry Web-
ster, 746; Matt Rohn, 689; Orlan-

: do Vecchio, 682; Marvin Thorgeir-

son, 649; Ryan Schultze, 615;
Dwayne Keus, 602.

4

Mid-Week wrap-up

Pintoirgh at
ifr

1, Pittsburgh, Grohom 13:10.
2, Pittsburgh, Lee 8 (Coriyle, Johnson)

Penalty — Lee Pgh 17:

Second Period
Noseoring,
Penalties — Hunter Mil, Turnbull Sit
minors, mojors 13:89, Wilson St 17:34,

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3. $1, Louis, Brownschidle +
4: Manivci Maper 1 nghtom te

', Stosiny 15 (M. Stastny,

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x ich, Gardner 12 (Kehoe, Price)
Peratiion — Pichelle Que 3:

tuburgh berich (4 rd
tocrets Que 1
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Therri a7.
Period

“Third:
. Pittsburch, Malone 7 (Sheddon,
Boutette) 2:

38.
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Shots on goal by:

pinta wed s 16 02

ts Luts 2013) 732

Goal — Herron, Monjreal: Liu, 31.
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Louis.
Allendonce — 16,129.

Toronto:9 a1 Philadelphia .

rat Period
1. Philodelphia, Kerr 5 (Propp) 1:45.
Penalties — None.

Period
2. Toronto, Robert 5 (Sittler) 1:08.
3. Philadelphia, Adame 1! (Cochrane,
Marxh) 6:

Plosse, Quebec.
Attendance — 14,005."
Boston I at NY Islonders3.
First Perlod
seu. moa a
jenolties — Langevin NVI 0:52, Mil
Bos double minor, Potvin NYI 1:23,”
"Second Per
jonny 17 (Trottier,
. NY Islanders, Bossy 18 (Kallur, Trot-
ther) 47.
3" Boston, Bourque 36:09.

4. Flockhart 5 (Prop,
Holmgren) 6:52,
5. Toronto, Palement 9 (Boschman, Gib-
son) 12:00,
Penalty — Mastin Tor 2:47.

Third Period
6. Philadelphia, Propp 14 (Marsh,
Flockhart): e
7, Philadelphia, Barber 12 (Botell, Lin-
seman) 9:26.
Fe tt fi
. Phi Wa, Prop 1S (Holmgren,
North) tose. ie
renaities — Bolmistruck Tor 4:04, McGill
for, Kerr Pha mojors 18:48.

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hiladelphia 216 1543
joa — Trembley. Toronto; Peeters,
iladelphia,

Bos 10:27, Pederson Box 15:40, McEwen
NYT

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4, NY Islonders, Tonelli 8 (Merrick)
51. if

Boston 5
NY Islanders 5 10 9.
Goo! — Vechon, Botton; Smith, NY
Islanders.
Attendance — 15,071.
Montreal 2at St. Louis 2.

ist Period
1, $1. Louls, Turnbull 9 (Mullen, Livt)
9

jontreal, Mondou 7 (Trembley,

da 16,952.

Coloredo 201 Calgary 9.
First Period
jnhort 2 (Chouinard,

“Calgary. Peplinak! 11 (Hislop, Mac
¥ 111 (Hislop, Moe-
lanf 7:
enalties — Quenneville Col 0:52, Mur-
doch cala;s1, Vaviour Cot minor, mejor
Konroyd jor 12:40, Ramage Col,
raplinski Cal 13:25, Russell Co! 16:02,
Plett Cal 18:59.

‘Second Period
.Colanry, Chouinard 3, (Reinhort, Cyt)
. Calgary, Lobroaten 5, (Lavallee) 3:25.
; Colorade, Tambeliini 11, (Mac:
Donald, Lorimer) 13:03,
., Galgory, Hislop 4, (Platt, Peplinsk!)
renaity — Ramoge Col 0:56.

Third Per

Perot

8. Colorado, Dirella3 (Tombellini) 3:35.

Calgary, Chouinard 4 (Bridgman,
‘a7.

Bridgmon 11 (Bourgeois,

161),
Nes — Wensink Col, Bou
34, Ror

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SEREERSSss se

Twoedey's Ust
Oy The Canadien Prove
Americon Loops.
Boston Red Sox sign pitcher Bobby
‘Toronto Blue Jays ennounce
resignation

Peter Bavasl, president
‘end chiet operating officer,

Mationel s

‘New York Mote send pticher Dave Von
Ohlento Tidewater of the International
teogue,

Wocky

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Repina of Spokane. Lethbridge
Calgary. Seattle at Kamloops.

‘Angeles jecoll centre Bobby
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Sete tees ay Lesoue, sign Soler
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Peter Lorimer for the indoor ond outdoor
seosone.

Australia wins
over West Indies

SYDNEY (AFP) — West

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Boston; Nes at
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Fluid Levels. Check Rear End and
Transmission Fluid Levels. Inspect ‘V’

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365-3517

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convenience:
HWY. 3 TRAIL 1000 LAKESIDE DR., NELSON
Woolco Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Woolco Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
‘A DIVISION OF T day and Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Thursday ond Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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ASSEMBLY AREA FOR PARADE

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Columbia Valley
Rockies

Ph, 365-7787

At The Arena Complex