AG CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 18, 1979

‘( Recreation News / Rebels §

January Schedule
¢ At the present time we are
iin the midst of our January
os -schedule of activities, This past
: week, as well as next week, will
see all the programs getting
| underway.

: To date, the response to
‘the activities has been very
: good with a number of the

: programs filled. For a complete
; list of activities that still have
j vacancies, call the Recreation
} Office at 965-3986,

* An area that does have
‘vacancies is the non-inatruc-
tional activities. These activi-

Minor Hockey Week
This weekend sees the
start of Minor Hockey Week in
Canada, The Castlegar Minor
Hockey Association jas plan:
ned.a full slate of activities, I
am sure any time that you pay
either arena a visit in the next
week you will see a fine brand
of hockey either between local
teams or visiting teams from

the surrounding area.

Blueberry Bingo
Another interesting acti-
vity planned for Friday evening
is being sponsored by the Blue-
berry Creek Recreation Com-
mission. On that evening the

By ROY,GOETTING

For some reason Nelson
gives the Castlegar Rebels
more trouble than any other
team in the league except for
Trail,

In the game played last
Thursday, for example, shots
‘on goal by Nelson amounted to
38, while shots on goal by the
Rebels were a total 34,

At no time did one team
dominate the other for any

length of time, In the first -

period Bruno Tassone scored
the Rebels' first goal at 4:34

ties are basically and
badminton and they are found
in most schools throughout the
district, The purpose of these
activities is to allow the par.
ticipants the opportunity to
play at their own skill level and
to play in a non-competitive
atmosphere,

Persons. who participate

seem to get a real enjoyment

out of the sessions. Hopefully
we will see you there,

With these activities we

’ have started a new registration

“ policy. By registering in one of

the activities and paying the fee

» of $6, the participant may

> attend any or all of the
non-instructional activities.

This session we have a
: number of activities that allow
> the participant to engage in an
~ active activity such as Kung Fu
> or broomball or a more passive
qactivity such as bridge or art.
& Hopefully, we will see you in
ne of these activities. Remem-
r, they are being provided for
our health, well-being and

+ enjoyment,

willbe
bingo in the Blueberry Creek
school beginning at 7 p.m. This
is a family night and proceeds
from the event will be going
directly back into the com-
munity in the form of some
recreational need.
Rebel Hockey
As we are in the middle of
our winter activities, it is hard
to believe that the regular
junior hockey schedule is near-

ing completion. With a little «

less than a month to go in the
regular schedule the Rebels are
in the thick of things for a top
playoff spot.

Saturday night the Rebels
see action with the Nelson
Junior Maple Leafs. As we are
coming down the home stretch,
the club could certainly use
your support.

Terry Halisheff got the
second at 9:12 assisted by
Bruce Martin and Nelson's
Brad Carlson scored their only
goal of the period.

But all the goals in the
second period went to Nelson,
Graeme Douglas scored at 5:03
unassisted, then 20 seconds
later it was Mare Centrone
from Harold Schamhart and
Douglas.

The score remained Nelson
3, Castlegar 2 until 15:51 of the
third period. Nelson's Terry

Maglio had just picked up a.

two-minute penalty for cross
checking, when someone on the
Castlegar team noticed a Nel-
son player without a mouth
guard.

The penalty for playing
without a mouth guard is two

Tough Tour of East Division

plit Games on Weekend

minutes, so Nelson found them-
selves two men short.

The Rebels made no mis-
takes. Halisheff got the third
and tying goal at 15:61, from

Darell Sawatsky and Dave-

Kanigan,
The go-ahead © goal was

the club, effective Monday.

Fer personal reasons, the
East Divison tour, which ond-
ed with Sunday's game in
Cranbrook, was his last game
as coach,

Doug Burlingame was giv-
en his release by the Rebel

against Trail; Jan. 27 in Trail,
then Jan, 31 at Castlegar, so 1
guass Fs ‘Trall for that
one.

Hopefully Tim Paul and
maybe Grant Salekin will be
playing their first game on
Saturday.

Nelson an Maple. Leafs j

M8,

Castlegar R bels
Peat S JANUAI
Game Time: 8

Castlegar Compi
GET iN ON THE ACTION!

scored by Ron
from Sawatsky and Dave Kani-
gan.at 16:17, This sorry series
of misfortunes upset the Maple
Leafs and with almost four
minutes to go, they were not
able to hold the’ Rebels in the
Castlegar end of the ice even
with six players.

If the Maple Leafs continue
to improve, they will make the
playoffs and Rossland will be
out. i

The Rebels had a tough
weekend tour of the East
Division with a game Saturday
against the third-place Kim-
berley Knights.

This was a rough game.
The Rebels lost. In doing so
they sustained an ankle injury
to Greg Moroso, and a shoulder
injury to John Josafatow.

John Makaroff, Tim Paul
and Midget call-up Kevin Kirby
joined the club for the Sunday
afternoon game against the
first-place Cranbrook Colts,
which the Rebels, “with a little
help from Bruno Tassone” — 3
goals and 2 assists — were able
to win by an 8 to & score,

Darwin Mott has asked for
and received his release from

tive Jan. 16 also.
The club mt be directed by
manager Glen Frisk and trainer
Kingsley Kirby until further
notice,

The next home game will

be next Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
against Nelson. This will be the
last time this season that these
two teams will meet.

Of the 10 games remaining
this season, three are against
Grand Forks, If the Rebels can
win those, the Rebels will end
up in second place no matter
what other teams do.

‘Things I would like to see?
1 would like to see the Rebels
win one of the two games left

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' ‘Shersty’ Key Performer

i The following is an excerpt

‘from a sports release submitted

sto the Castlegar News by
rinceton University in New
jersey:

Princeton's two sophomore
:defensemen, Rob Sherstobitoff
‘and Terry Seaman, not only
room together in 31 Little and

on road trips, but they play side
iby side on the ice.

Coach Jim Higgins said,

“They complement each other
iwell.. Rob is more of an
‘offensive minded defenseman
cwhile Terry is more of a
‘defensive player.”
+ The two players concur.
Seaman said, “Ideally, we're a
good duo. Rob has played
forward in the past and can
‘move the puck. I'm more of a
‘conservative player, I have to
give the puck up to somebody
else. I have to make up in
aggressiveness for what I lack
jn finesse. It is good to have
Shersty' back there with me; I
van trust him.”

Sherstobitoff, who is called
‘Shersty” for obvious reasons,
‘added, "I really enjoy playing
‘with Terry. But there was a
jinx at the beginning of the
year. It seems the games we
‘Started we lost and when we
didn’t we won.”

:  Sherstobitoff is from Blue-
berry Creek, British Columbia,
in the far western part of
Canada. His hometown is a
seven-and-one-half-hour auto-
‘mobile drive from the area's
Major city, Vancouver. If he
‘hadn't attended Princeton, he

would have enrolled at the
University of British Columbia

in Vancouver.
1

For Princeton’ s Tigers

good shot from the left point.
He has good puck control and is
a good passer who sces things

The electri

and computer science major
was initially recruited by for-
mer Princeton coach Jack Sem-
ler, who was a good friend of
Rob's Rossland Junior “B"
coach Lloyd MacLellan. He
liked the academic reputation
and what the hockey program
offered.

However, Princeton's re-
putation does not exactly pre-
cede the mention of the name
out in B.C. When Rob tells
people he goes to college in
Princeton, many people look at
him strangely and say, “There’s
no university in Princeton,”
That's because there is a town
named Princeton in B.C., too.

Shersty has been a key
performer on the Tiger power
play the past two seasons,
topping the team in PP goals
with four in 1978 while leading
with two so far this year.
Higgins said, “Shersty has a

ping out on the ice.” He
played at his best recently in
the RPI Invitational, as he was
named to the All-Tourney First
Team, along with teammate
Craig Tresham.

Sherstobitoff admits the -

Tigers are having trouble get-
ting some wins this season.
“We've just got to keep going
and stick with it, It's just a
matter of time. We've got a
young team with many good
recruits and the victories will
come.”
Rob is one of several
skaters who also plays on the
iger golf team. Last spring,
his “sixth-man” score was the
deciding margin in the dual
meet victory over Eastern
champ Army. He'd like to play
golf again this spring but is
concerned about the additional
time lost from his studies. He is
also considering trying out for
the baseball team as a pitcher.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 18, 1979

Mon: Morning Coifee League *

HS Diana Lady 805, LHT

Diang ‘Lady’ 735,

+ THS Valley Mites 1100,
THT Valley Mites 3112, ,

‘eam Points: Castle Tigers

. 197 Valley Mites 212, Coffee’
“Miatés"298, Die Hards 238’,
Genelle Bluffers 204, Sherry's
Team 176",

. Qther 600's: Marilyn Ker-
ibe 676, Anne Podd 665, Kay
-Yoykin 622, Bonnie White 608,
‘Polly, Sawchenko 601.

Tues. Morning Ladies—Cotfee
Break’ (Jan. 2)

LHS Betty Oglow 239,
HLT Eleanor Holdsworth 613.
| THS Pincurlers 1065, THT

:Pincurlers 3053. .

Team’ Points:” Cheerios
214’, Muffets 197%, Mugs
(242, Pincurlera 251', Take
‘Five 209, Wheaties 230,

: Tues. Afterndon Ladies 1 pm.
(Jan. 2)

2 LHS D. Tipping 238. LHT
M. Wright 629.

THS Team No, €—1082,
oar Centra! Foods 2964.
Team Points: Northwest
-Homes 253, Central Foods 236,
*Castlegar Hotel 224, Castlegar
Drugs 221", Super Valu 212,
Team No, 6—198%/.

‘ Other 600's: D. Tipping
+626,
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Darline Edwards 292,
LHT Darline Edwards 747.

cceMHS Gary Jackson 316.
MAT Gary Jackson 757.

THS Termites 1192, THT
Termites 3437.

Team Points: Pin Pals 18,
Regulars 15, Columbia #5—5,
Termites 23, “DE” Bowlers 14,
Rolling Pins 9.

Other 600's: Gary Jackson
157, Darline Edwards 747, John
Mykyte 639, Matt Rohn 690,
Larry Olson 622.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11, p.m.

LHS Martha Halisheff 234,
LHT Martha Halisheff 663.

MHS Glen Kirkwood 304.
MHT Charlie Burdett 766. *

THS Roadhogs 1175. THT
Nighthawks 3340.

Team Points: Roadhogs 17,
Nighthawks 21, Tee Cees 17,
Who Cares 0, Live 5—14,
Rowdy Rush-ins 11.

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
717, Larry Webster 716, Or-
lando Vecchio 701, Glen Kirk-
wood 674, Loel Olsen. 639, Ed

Webster 630, Mike Halishetf

617.
Wed. Morning Ladies
LHS. Kathey Horeoff 348.
LHT Kathey Horcoff 673.
THS Nova’s 1125. THT
Continentals 3307.
Team Points: C

. (Jan, 8)

MHS Bob Lesy 304, MHT *
Bob Lesy 774,

THS Misfits 1027. “THT

Robson Rollers 2938,

Team Points: Avengers 4,

Hotless 1, Owees 0, Robson
Rollers 8, Out of Towners 0,
South 5—4, Misfits 1, Stingers
8, Green City Gamblers 3, All
Stars 3, Cannon Balls 1, Alley

Hogs 2,

Other 600's: Jake Koenig
705, Ann Gouk 682, Bertha
Vincent 678, Erma Mykyte 659,
Orlando Vecchio 655, Gordon

-Danchella 652, Robert Mott

646, Nina Voykin 632, Bonnie
White 613,
Fri. Night Mixed 7-9:p.m.
LHS Mable Postnikoff 914.
LHT Mable Postnikoff. 765,
MHS Darrel Rourke 310.

+ MHT Darrel Rourke 796,

THS Cotton Pickers 1274,
THT Cotton Pickers 3684.
Team Points: Cotton Pick-

ers 260%, Super Stars 249,

Gutter Rats 204, 6-Wheelers
1782, Hotshots 229, Road
Runners 222!2,

Other 600's: Erma Mykyte
716, Annette Wiywood 658,

“Annie Rayner 655, Garry Ray-

ner 665,~ Lillian Torris 650,
Diana Lady 634, Ron Postnikoff
616, Bob: Cowlin 614, Tom
Cowlin 602,

Fri. Night. Mixed 9-11 p.m.

689," Ed Adshead 641, Bob
Cowlin 640, Ken Dewalt 622,
Ken Laktin 620, Rick Laktin

Youth Bowling Council Mixed.

Senior Division

GHS Heather Bonnett 214,
GHT Heather Bonnett 573.
* BHS Mike Wichert 227,
BHT Mike Wichert 694.

+ ‘Bantam Division

-GHS Shelly Pakula and
Renae Jenner, tied with 169,
GHT Shelly Pakula 447,

Seminar in McCall, Idaho

BHS Steven Popoff 171,
BHT Ivan 408.

B.C.’s Team Roster
Announced for Games

The B.C, Amateur Hockey — ceviat, Esquimalt; Tracy Pat-

Peo Wee Division

GHS Tammy Wishlow 116.
GHD Tammy Wishlow 206,

BHS Joey Adshead 94.
BHT Joey Adshend 167.

* 8 (6

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.

~ Snowmobiler Attends

To -keep pace with the
latest developmerits in snow-
mobile planning and grooming
technology, W.C. (Bill) Shields
of the B.C. Snow Vehicle

bile and cross-country ski trail
systems, trial financing and the
effects of winter recreation on
wildlife,
The sorslanlly Anersesing
for

joined

trail planners from 11 western é

states and provinces recently at
a unique seminar in McCall,
Idaho.

Held from Jan. 6-7, the
Western Snowmobile Trail
Grooming Seminar was spon-
sored by the Idaho Depart-
ment of Parks and Recreation.

The three-day session in-
cluded field: demonstrations of
i and ‘ing tech-

LHS Joan Humphrey 246,
LHT Joan, Humphrey 654,
MHS Todd Verhaeghe 265,
MHT Joe Podd 716.

THS Night Owls - 1231.

THT Robson “5" 3465.

Team Points: Jolly Five
170%, Night Owls 198, Alley
Brats 232, Desert Demons 190,
Robecn “6"'240'2, Sweet Peas

Bae. Night Mixed (Jan. 7)

LHS Diana Lady 928, LHT
Diana Lady 720.

MHS Charlie Burdett 792,
MHT Charlie Burdett 301.

THS Charlie's Bunch 1229,
THT Charlie's Bunch 3402,

Team Points: Goof Balls
147, Yahoos 112, Good Losers
144, Charlie’s Bunch 164, M/W
Sharpshooters 116.

Other 600’s: Erma Mykyte

Kimberley
Gets Nod.
---For Games

The provincial.government
has awarded the 1980 British

Columbia Winter Games to the

Kootenay community. of Kim-
berley, Provincial Secretary

1911/2, Ramblers 226'/2, Bobcats
226'/:, Nova’s. 2241/2, Chevys
259, Model Tees 215.

Other 600's: Katie Maloff
615, Lu Schell 602, Betty

* Zarikoff 605; Betty Pinter 644.

Wed. Night Valleymaid Ladies
7-9 pam. (Jan. 3)

LHS Shirley Barton 260.
LHT Shirley Barton ‘626.

THS Engles 1156. THT
Swallows 2976.

Peas Points: Vultures 6,

Hugh Curtis d Tues-
day of last week. -

. Curtis said Kimberley was

chosen over Trail and Nelson
because it was the most enthu-
siastic submission,

Kelowna, Nanaimo, Ver- -

non and Chilliwack have made
bids to play host to the 1980
B.C. Summer Games and Curtis
is expected to announce the
successful applicant soon.
Communities in which the
games are held receive $260,-

10,
20, Bluebirds 18, Eagles 14,
Swallows 21,
Other 600's: Carol Gregory
613, Judy Myers 608.
Wed. Night Mixed (Jan. 3)
» LHS E. Mykyte 236, LHT
E. Mykyte 605.
: MHS G. Sbitney 317. MHT
G. Sbitney 676.
THS Bashful Five 1297.
. THT Bashful Five 3462.
Team Points: Midnight
Marvels 238, Bowling Bees
226%, Bashful Five 211'2,
Special Deliveries 202'2, Wob-
bly Wonders 201, Roxy Rollers
1564/2.
- Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS Joan Humphrey 245.
LHT Joan Humphrey 692.
Team Points: Lions 20,
Minks 18, Squirrels 17, Beavers
same Chipmunks 12, Teddy Bears

‘Thurs, Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Jan. 4)

LHS Bonnie White 279.
LHT Bonnie White 669.

. THS Screamers 1063. THT
Screamers 3025.

Team Points: Hooters
224%, Screamers 229, Groaners
255%, Wailers 187, Criers 216,
Moaners 227.

Other 600's: Eleanor Holds-
worth 619.

Thurs. Night Mixed (Jan. 4)

LHS Erma Mykyte 284.

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in grants—
$190,000 for administration and
operation of the games and
$70,000 to set up permanent
facilities in the community..

The first summer games
were held in Penticton last
year, the first winter games
open in Kamloops March 1 and
-Richmond will play host to this
year's summer games, starting
Aug. 3.

niques, as well as workshop
discussions on such topics as
layout and design of snowmo-

British Columbia is maintaining
a pressure on our BCSVA and
on the. provincial government
to develop more and more
snowmobile use areas,” says
Shields, “and this seminar has
been most helpful in keeping us
up-to-date. in proven tech-
niques.”

Attendees were also given
a glimpse at future trends in
the sport of snowmobiling by
M. B. Doyle, president and
chief executive officer of the

. BC's top Junior “B” hockey

terson, Saanich; 3
Brent O'Connor, North
Shore; Mike Wills, , North
Shore; Dan Hlushko, Fort St.
John; Keith Goodwin, Kimber-

A recently

the selection of B.C.'s Canada

Winter Games Hockey Team,
The team, made up of

players was selected on the
basis of a one-week frelaing Ted Cousins, Dawson Creek.
camp in August and a recently-
completed serles of exhibition Pee crab Colla
games against the Kootenay manager is Terry Foreman of
International Junior zone Esquimalt and the trainer is
League. Gordon Jones of Trail. *
The Canada Winter “Games
hockey competition will take
place in Brandon from Feb.
12-17, with B.C. competing in a
division with Quebec, Mani-
toba, Nova Scotia and New
Brurswick.
The top two finishers will
advance to a playoff round
against provinces winning the
other ‘divisions,
The following is the team
roster:
Goaltenders
Dan McFarland, Rossland;
Mike Parsons, Richmond.
Defense
Bruno Tassone, Castlegar;
Don Bodger, Fuller Lake; Ron
Brooks, Esquimalt; Steve Unti,
Trail; Del Parker,’ Fort St.
John; ‘Kenneth Manson, Kim-
berley.
Forwards
Briss Festerling, Quesnel;

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