PERFECT GAME was bowled

1960. Shown here is Bill, wi

by Bill Davis of
Kinnaird on Thursday of last week during
league play’ at the Castle Bowladrome. A
member of the Thursday Night Mixed League,
Bill, who is 65-years-of-age, has been bowling for

e past 50 years. This is the first perfect game
to be rolled in the local alley which was built in
ith bowling ball in
hand, accepting a $100 cheque from’ the
proprietor of the Castle Bowladrome, , Fred

‘Bonnett, In recognition of this rare feat.
Inquiries have revealed a perfect game {s very
rare, with the only ones recalled in this part of
the province being a game in Trail three years
ago and another in Creston six years ago. Bill,
who retired from Can-Cel in August of last year,
started his bowling career as a pinsetter and has
> been ‘an ardent bowler ever since.—Castlegar
News Photo ~- :

CASTLEGAR NEW

To guard or not to guard,
that is the question which
confronts every skip in every.

me,

I've even heard that some
skips have a rule—when in
doubt, don’t.

But obviously it depends. *

on circumstances. If the ice is.
swingy, then it will be tough to
put a guard on accurately, and
if it doesn’t do the job, you have
wasted a rock. Guards are not
as effective on swingy ice
because jit: is: easier to’ get
around them,’ eae :

Under these ci
a second, shot. rocl the best
guard,® and. -cliances: are, the
straight draw is easier to make.
But make sure you are not
setting up the double kill for
your opponent.

Just as in building up your
house, keep your stones well
separated. Don’t make things

easier for your opponent by

umstances

CURLING

By Matt Baldwin

Sponsored by.

TRI-X AUTO BODY.
AND ENTERPRISES

giving him a better target,: or

setting up the double kill for’

him. i
Naturally you. have: to go

for the guard in some situations

such:as on the Ja

you don’t, have. la:

De SS Ie! thesice‘isiswingy émake.

Selkirk Table
Tennis Club
Holds Tourney
Wednesday night of last
week at Selkirk College was the

scene of the first tournament of
the newly-formed Selkirk Table

» Tennis Club:

Fourteen persons partici-

+ pated in what proved to be an

exciting tournament. It was-a
hotly contested final between
Norm Deverney of Selkirk and
Bruce Gardiner of Slocan.

The finalists. were well
contrasted with” Deverney's
steadiness pitted against the
more readily explosive Gardi-
ner. The score reflects the close
nature of the game, with :the
final game , going 26-24 to
Deverney.

Norm becomes the first

Dal ea Nee
y yer

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

SHSS High School His
LHS Judy Bonthron 223,
LHT Janice Jacques 680.
MHS Gerry Chernenkoff
238, MHT Don York 622,
THS #4 --1084, THT #4 -

Team points: 1-0,2-1,3-
4,4-3,5-3,6-1.

Other 600's: Karl Emde
614, Gerry Chernenkoff 613.
SHSS High School

LHS Susan Bonthron 224,
LHT. Susan Bonthron’ 670,

MHS Greg LePage 206.
MHT Greg LePage. 615.

THS #6 - 891. THT #6 -
2506. i
Team points: 1-1,2-1,3-
3,4-3,6-1,6-3,

Coffee Break League (Jan. 22)

LHS Olga Ogloff 249, LHT
Inez Walker 648.

THS Wheaties 956. THT
Wheaties 2760.

Team points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 1, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,
Take 5 - 1, Wheaties-3.

Other 600's: Britt: Edblad
637, Betty Oglow 633, ' Olga
Ogloff 614, Jean Sylvest 602.
Monday Night 7 p.m, (Feb...4)

LHS Stella Palmaruk 220.'
LHT Stella Palmaruk 568,

MHS Orlando Vecchio 273,
MHT Orlando Vecchio: 706.

HS Spark’ Plugs: 1102.
THT Spark ‘Plugs 3077.)

Team points:, Mishaps.:0,
Expos 3, Pubbers. 4,° Spark
Plugs 4, Screwballs’ 1,’ Purple.
People Eaters 0.

Other 600's:? Frank .Web-
ster 705, Dave John 637, Dave:

Calder 643, John Adams 635,

Len Donald 630.
* Monday Night 9-11 pam. =. ,
LHS) Irene Conroy "286.
LHT Irene Conroy. 635.
MHS Ken Plotnikoff 326.
MHT Ken Plotnikoff 872... .
THS~ Challengers © 1013.
THT. Challengers’ 2931... \*'
Team’ points: Unpredi
ables 48, Jackasses 34, Spares
32, Posties 22‘, Head Pins 38,
Challengers 40%. 4
‘ Other 600's: Harry Markin
723, Walter Kanigan 654, Jean
Comtois 603, Ben Fietz 600,
John Postnikoff 681, Bill Carson
633, Mary Postnikoff 601:
Tuesday 1 p.m.
LHS: Bonnie White 257.
LHT Bonnie White 676.
THS Macalister Ins. 939.
\ THT Castlegar’ Drug 2683,

_ Team’ points: Castlegar
Drug 43, Indepondents 29,
Lucky Five 27, Macalister Ins,
41, Boundary Elec. 41, Sen-
tinals 35.

Other 600s: Vi McLuckie
. 2, Columbia 5 - 4, Screwballs 0,

631,

Tues. 7 p.m. Mixed (Jan, 29)
LHS Shirley’ Merry 294,

LHT Shirley Merry 675.

Recreation News

MHS Matt Rohn 288, MHT
dim Proud 745,

THS Regulars 1065. THT
Regulars 2919,

Team points: Alley Cats 0,
Regulars 4, Misfits 2, Ding Bats

+) Other 600's: Marvin LeRoy
701," Matt Rohn 698, Dave
(continued on page 10)

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf

Plans for Fitness Week,
Feb, 18-24, are progressing well
and people are alrendy starting
to gel the idea. - Our Men's
Keep-Fit ehiss grows in num:
bers euch week and ‘all the
Ladies’ Fitness classes are now
underway.

* *

On. Saturday, Feb. 23,
there. will be ‘a. special. ball
sponsored by the Heurt Found:
ation which includes a reception
banquet and” dancing to. the
‘Country Squires’, The whole
thing takes place at the! Hi

Arrow.-Arms and lickels are ‘

only $6 per. person, 4
Any profit realized: will go
to the Canadian Heart Founda-
lion, Tickets are available from
the Regional Recreation Office,
Caldset <Groceleria and any
committee member. There are
only a limited amount of tickels
available, so be sure and get
yours now.”
pe ae
We are offering another
bookkeeping: course) which

started last’ night -at Stanley”

Humphries Secandary School.
The instructor i» | George

‘Robinson. The course will run

for.15 two-hour sessions, If you
are eligible, you could’ be
‘Sponsored by Canada Man-

- power. Call Mel Johnston at the

Manpower '.Centre office ‘in
Trail to see if you qualify.

If you. miss * registration
this week, your last. chance to
sign up will be Feb, 13. Further.
details are available at the
Recreation Office in Castlegar.

oe

Regional Recreation is
sponsoring a teen dance. this
Saturday) at’: the Castlegar

Arena Hall. We have managed.

to gel a Very good group for.the

dance, “The Karroll_ Brothers’,
They are billed as a ‘High Jinx’
rock group and pul on a little
more than the average perfar-
mance. The Karroll: Brothers
have performed at schools and
colleges all over Alberta, B.C.
wand the States and come to us
very highly recommended.

Justa: word for parents—
our reereation dances are
chaperoned -by.. experienced
Personnel and we have a good
record of control, If you are
concerned, call. he Recreation
Office for details.

Cee ee

Here isa list of upcoming
events from our’ Community
Calendar:

Feb. 9—'The Karroll_ Bro-
thers’ teen dance ‘al the Arena
Hall from 9 p.m, t6 12:30.a.m.,
sponsored by Regional’ Recrea-
tion Commission’No. 1... °*

Feb, © 12—"Exploring . Big
Bond". film’ by the Audubon
Society to be held at Selkirk
College.

Feb. 13—The IODE.will be
holding a Founders Day coffee
party al the Legion Hall from
10 a.m. to 12 noon, i

Feb. 16—“The Energy
Crisis", a seminar at Selkirk.
College.

. .

The senior citizens’ keep-
fit class has started and is held
on Tuesdays. ‘Those who’ are
unable. lo cattend the’ first

session please feel free to join .

us at the next.

We have had a tremendous |
amount of interest shown from
the senior cilizens. and I am
sure the class will be a real
success and a lot of fun. There
is no-fee for the class and it will
be! held at 1:30) p.m. -in the
Senior Citizens Centre. ‘

NOTICE
We Have Changed Our Namo" From
R. BIRD CONCRETE FINISHINGS

to
WESTKO CONCRETE
CONCRETE CONTRACTORS
FLOORS — DRIVEWAYS — RETAINING WALLS
Experienced in Colours and Hardners
. PHONE 365-5886

Ralph Bird, Manager

WOODLAND PARK
SERVICE LIMITED

“ERIENDLY FRANK"
% Quality Atlas Products
— TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES
= All Fully Guaranteed —

* Electric Tune-up
x Expert Carburator Repair
%*& Wheel Alignment :
% True Dynamic Wheel Balancing
oe and ‘
Disc and Brake Drum Turning

Tey Our
3 HOUR FIREPLACE LOGS, ... each 89c
+: BOX OF 6.

HERTZ TRANS-CANADA ‘TRAILERS
“Gas si Our Business — Service is Our Specialty”

Open 7 Days a Week = Mon, to Sat. 8 a.m. to.10 p.m.
. Sunday 9°a.m, to. 9. p.m,

Selkirk Club champion. A small

to be awarded to him |

for his- win. ,
A, competition.:is , plan
ime in the spring ¥

s sure it is a short gugrd.:A ‘long

guard is:fine if you.are sure
your opponent is going to hit,
but.useless if ice conditions are
such that’ he can curl around it
and reach your shot rock.
e<-There'is a time and place
“for the long guard. Suppose you
have7your‘shot rock guarded
against both turns, and now it’s
time® to- put! the'‘lid 5on by
plugging the middle where an

inviting port remains.
? Itis essential to use as long

, aguard as possible to cul down

the percentages of your op-
‘ponent driving the guard onto
your shot rock and ‘splitting
them both oul.

POLYGLAS

BUILT TO KEEP IT’S GRIP LONGER
GOODZYEAR

eee
Anyone wishing to join th

Table Tennis Club, which meets

Wednesday nights at Selkirk

College, . should “come along : :

between 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
al
Commercial

Hockey

Castlegar Commercial Hoc-
key League standings to Feb.
4th are as follows:

Team Ww
Juveniles 15
Marlane Hotel 11
Maddocks S.: = .7
Cas. Hotel 9,6,
Junc, Shell *°3

2 J. Antignani

Andy Ozeroff.

SOB) FERGUSON'S

_ SPORTING FACTS

F 1 with the I of

CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS

: “How many commissioners have there been in the Canadian
poavel roe A. Yabuski, Sackville, N.B.

t en the Canadian Football League replaced the Canadian
Rugby Union in 1960, Sydnay Halter, a Winnipeg lawyer, was
splected as the initial league commissioner, In 1967 when the
Igague office was established in Toronto, Senator Keith Davey was
named to replace Halter but his tenure in office was short and
stormy and he was succeeded by Allan McEachern on Feb. 23 of
that, year. The following year, Jake Gaudaur, the current CFL

s-man, was appointed to the post,

taste . . *
; “Did Guyle Fielder ever play in the NHL?"--B, N. Slattery,

‘Amherstberg, Ont.

},. Fielder, at 48, is probably the most famed of the professional
minor leaguers, In 23 years of pro hockey he's won everything
from rookie awards to most valuable player honors. However, he's

anybody's league.

| After hosting a

very
East-West Koot

ppeared in just nine National Hockey League regular season
ames and six playoff encounters in that period—with only four
inutes in penalties to show for his efforts,

Fielder, playing. most of his career in the Western Hockey
feague—with.a brief stint in the PCHL and AHL—amassed 438
vals and 1,491 assists for 1,929 scoring points in regular seasons’
lay. In addition, his record shows 26 goals and 83 assists for 108
jayoff’, scoring” points—certainly' an impressive record in

ee at

Members Work on Badges

Senior Silver Dances: Judy

Regional Skating Champion-
ship, the Castlegar’ Figure
Skating Club settled down to
working ‘on badges iand tests
within the Club. “
,_-In the younger groups the
children have been tested
approximately once a month
and each child has passed at
least one badge. These badges
are available from the conces-
sion booth at the arena for a
nominal fee of 25 cents.

For the older and more.
advanced skaters, a test date
on Dec. 16 was a busy one with,
the following’ results: i

Dances:

dave.
{ Canasta Tango: Leslie Ar-
ishenkoff. %
Swing: Carla Corbett.
Blues, Kilian and Starlight
Waltz: Kathy Kruetzky.

> ‘fen Fox: Cindy Bonderoff,
Terésa. Moroso: and: Loreen
‘Tamelin. z

3
ster, Melanie: Webster, ° and
Joanne Yule.

S: American}, Waltz: Jane!
Foubister,

Gwen Kruetzky, Débbie Martin *

and Diane Vader.

© Rocker Fox Trot: Debbis 2

Martin.

Siesta Tango: Sara Chevel-

Bernice
McMullen,” Christopher sWeb-

Figures:

Preliminary Figure: Leslie
Arishenkoff, Donna Dube, Kar-
en Grunerud and Kathy Zeibert.

Third Figure: Karen Irvine
(passed in November) and Judy
Cheveldave.

Fourth Figure: Kathy Kru-
etzky, inte
Bronze Free: Janet Foub-
’ ister, Linda Johnstone, Melanie

Webster, Christopher Webster
and Gwen Kruetzky. ;

‘On Jan, 20 another group
of skaters were’ put’ through
their paces before the judges.
The successful | candidates

Dutch Waltz: Debbie Shu-
kin; Michele Arishenkoff, Carol
Rarnes, Elaine Campbell, Patti
Kubos, Vikki Cooke, Lawrence
Tamelin, Leona Sorenson, Mau-
reen’ McKay, Nona Verigin,
Lydia Zibin, Angela Baff, Susan
Hever and ‘Betty Jean Ferras,

Canasta Tango: Michele
“Arishenkoff, Caro! Barnes, Pat-
ti Kubos, Ang t
Jean:Ferras,

Debbie Shukin.. = 32) x

The Club hopes to be able
to hold two. more..test.:dates
before the year is out. One is
definitely: set for this Sunday :
and another possibly set «for.
March 17.

The test results show our.

“CLEARANCE @

Store Wide

skaters are.an active group of
) youngsters, bed he

Minor Hockey Results from

Pup Diviston

Jan, 29—Bruins 3, Sabres
1, In goal for the Bruins was
Darrel Melsted with E. Gunder-
son for the Sabres, Scoring
goals for the Bruins were J,
Smith, C, Lind (J. Smith) and
Dave Melsted (C, Lind). Scor-
ing the single Sabre goal was B,
Baulkham (K. Purdy).

Canucks 2, Canadians 2,
Goatie for the Canucks was
Shmoorkoff with D. Wah for
the Canadians, Canuck goals
were scored by P. Geddes and
B. Woykin (J. Nazaroff), with
C. Sookerookoff and G. Camp-
bell (J. Obedkoff) scoring for
the Canadians,

Jan, 30—Rangers 4, Black-
hawks 2. K. Surja was in goal
for the Rangers’ and P.
Churchill for the Blackhawks,
Scoring the Rangers’. goals
were two..by G. Walker
(assisted on one by Kirby) and
two by K. Kirby (assisted on
one by Sparkman). Scoring for
the Blackhawks were T. De
Paoli and:R. McGauley (Kil-
patrick).

Feb. 2—In the Castlegar
Arena, Trail Pee Wee "B" 6,
Castlegar Pup All-Stars 2,
Goalies. for Castlegar’ wére
Jeffery Shmoorkoff and Grant
Stewart. Making the goals for
the ‘local team. were Lyle
Stoushnow (D. Knowler) and
Gordie Walker,

Canadians 1, Blackhawks
1, Goalie for the Canadians was
D. Wah with Churchill for the
Blackhawks, _L. ' Stoushnow
scored for the Canadians and R.
Kanigan for the Blackhawks.

Bruins 5, .Rangers: 4.
Bruins' goalie was D. Kinakin
with Surja in’ goal for the
Rangers. J. Smith scored four
goals and C. Lind one for the
Bruins with assists going to C,
Lind, D. Postnikoff’ (2),
Bonderoff and J. Smith, For the
Rangers |G. Walker and K.
Kirby each scored two goals
with assists by Sparkman and
Morris. zt

Sabres. 8, Canucks 3.. T.
Baulkham in goal for the Sabres
and Shmoorkoff for the Can-

The
insurance .
you renew .

ucks, Scoring for the Sabres
were D, Knowler (B, Baulk-
ham), M. Plotnikoff (T. Reid),
W. Walsh (2), (C. Osachoff), K.
Purdy (D. Knowler), 0. Osa-
choff and B, Baulkham, Scoring
for the Canucks were T.
Nazaroff, D. Woykin (Nazaroff)
and L, Plotnikoff.

Trail 5, Sabres 4, Local
goalle was Tim Baulkham with
D. Knowler making three goals
and B. Baulkham one goal for
the Sabres. Assists went to L.
Laurlente (2), B. Marshall, E.
Gunderson and D. Knowler.

Pee Wee Division

Jan. 28—Bruins 1, Cana-
dians 0, Randy Kirby was in
goal for the Bruins and Ricky
Cheveldave for the Canadians.
Scoring the single Bruins’ goal
was Danny Fillipoff assisted by
Stephen Roberts and Ronnie
Zaytsolf.

Hawks 1, Blazers 1, In goal
for the Hawks was MacDonald
with Perras for the Blazers.

Condon (Saremba) scored the °

Hawks’ goal and Reed the
Blazers’ goal,

Jan. 29—Rangers 4, Bruins
0. Tim Popowich in goal for the
Rangers and Randy Kirby for
the Bruins. Scoring for the

Rangers were Curt Horning (2),
Perry Horning and Mike Duff
(Pino Laurino),

Jan, 30—Rangers 5, Cana-
dians 2, In goal for the Rangers
was T, Popowich and Chevel-
dave for the Canadians, Scoring
for the Rangers were D, Cox, P.
Laurino (2), P. Horning and C.
Horning. C. Horning was also
credited with two assists,

Feb, 2—Hawks 6, Bruins 1.
In goal for the Hawks was Tony
Saremba with Stephen Roberts
for the Bruins, Scoring for the
Hawks were Danny Perepolkin
(Perry Strelieff), Ricky Shukin
(Glen Miller and Derek Hip-
well), Rhys Andres, Glen
Miller, Derek Hipwell and Ian
Foubister (Glen Miller), Scor-
ing the lone Bruins’ goal was
Ron Lauriente assisted by.
Danny Fillipoff. ;

Blazers 2, Stars 0. Phillip
Perras in goal for the Blazers
and Doug Johnstone for the

Castlegar News

the Castlegar Arena

Stars, Both. goals for the
Blazers were scored by Jeff
Stewart, cach time assisted by
Bret. McGuire.

Feb, 3—Blazers 2, Bruins
2. In goal for the Blazers was
Phillip Perras with Nicky
Chernoff for the Bruins, Scor-
ing for the Blazers were Todd
Reed and Jeff Stewart (Todd
Reed and Lorne Kalesnikoff),
Scoring for the Bruins were
Danny Fillipoff (Ronnie Zayt-
soff) and Stephen Roberts (Ken
Knowler). Ron Lauriente was
credited with some outstanding
play for the Bruins,

Bantam Division

Jan. 28—Castlegar Credit
Union 2, Pulp and Paper
Workers 1. In goal for the CCU
was Plotnikoff, while Wallace
was goalie for PPW. Pace
scored both goals for the
Castlegar Credit Union with
assists credited to Furlan, Klit
and Van Yzeztoo. The Pulp and
Paper Workers’ only goal was
scored by Samoyloff (Christen-
sen).

Jan. 30—Texaco 4, Pee
Wee Reps 4, L. Ingham in goal
for Texaco and Drazdoff for
the Pee Wee Reps. Texaco :

(continued on page 10)

THE COLANDER DINING LOUNGE

Adjacent to Terra Nova Motor Hotel

Aadl /
Bring the family-———————You'll love it

In Trail...
The Only. Place to Enjoy

Spaghetti, Meat Balls
and Chicken

” Make Your Reservations Early or Come Anyway

Phone 364-1816

Ample Free Parking

NOW YOU CANGET
PLAN INS

AU

IN JUST MINUTES.

If you wait any longer,
you're sure to be faced with

long, . frustrating

line-ups

when you go to get your

PCM ND,

registration or licence trans-

_fer certificate.

If there are any errors

: printed on the form sent to

Autoplan insurance.

But right now, it’s easy
with nearly 1,000. Autoplan
agents, and Motor. Vehicle
Licence ‘offices set up to
give you prompt, personal attention. :

It’s already too Jate to. mail your application to
ICBC... But your Autoplan ‘agent can still see that
you have the insurance ‘you'll need when Autoplan
takes effect March Ist.

_ If you didn’t get an: Autoplan application form in
the mail for each vehicle you own, just bring in your

THE DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 28.
SO SEE YOUR AUTOPLAN AGENT N

Agencies Ltd., Box Paul Oglow, 601 Columbia Ave., Castle-
3010, 61 Maple. St.,Castlegar, B.C. gar, B.C. é

: : . Charles Martin Cohoe, 269 Columbia
FEBRUARY 1S : 4 A ROOKIES LID Ave., Castlegar, B.C. wood, B.C.
HEART MONTH. ere ee Phone’ 265-9392 Macalister I Agency, Box 3187,

Be ea, ALL Sales Cash and Final 61 Meple Street 605 Columbia Ave., Castlegar, B.C. Village Clerk, Slocan, B.C.

HEART SUNDAY BO NNETT’S a Boe Quuioplan
[

you, your agent will make
the necessary corrections.
He'll arrange time pay-
“ments too, if you wish. Then,
you'll have until May: Ist to
make the first payment and there’s no interest charged
until March Ist. =
So, see your Autoplan agent right away. Many
are open evenings so you could even do it’ to-
night, « ae
Do it now, because the longer you wait, the longer
the line-ups will be.

. a | Py Alex Ozerolf
Suburbanile T Kerait

YOU ARE ALWAYS READY
FOR SAFE DRIVING

STARTS TODAY THRU TO
, FEBRUARY 16TH
SUITS - SWEATERS - SHIRTS.
SPORT JACKETS - DRESS PANTS

15% to 50%
| OFF |

HORN
BOY’S WINTER JACKETS, SHIRTS:

TN Sa EN LR ELE PE ONE

with

L.'Archambault
L. Kerailf

J. Miller

J. Bloodolf -

R. Drazdoff

A. Nazaroff-

PHONE 365-7145
H. Plotnikoff.
J.Chase >

CASTLE TIRE LTD. ve

; BUILDERS
“SUPPLY
DO IT. YOURSELF SALE
CONTINUES THRU FEBRUARY 9TH

All Sales Strictly Cash, Chargex & Final

P&G BUILDERS SUPPLY

CASTLEGAR, B.C. - PHONE 365-8151

GOOD,SVEAR

as ET ,

Brushing your teeth is
good protection, Insurance
you really keep up to date.

Any insurance works *
better that way.

“° For instance your home
or apartment insurance. Has
inflation left you badly
underinsured?

Maybe we can help you.
We're an agent for the Royal,
Canada’s largest insurer. With
over a century's experience
here in British Columbia.
Why not give usa call?

BE EEEBERDEGEEEEE

“FITNESS WEEK”

February 18 = 24

3

t

TESTING AND INFORMATION. STATION i
“SH SS aes of

Thurs., Feb. 21 ;
Sat., Feb.’ 23. t

Vecvarr
rece eng

7 p.m. to 10° p.m)"

‘10'a.m, to 5 p.m,

ts

Haggart, Hazel Gertrude, Box 15, Edge-

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION NO. 1 & CANADIAN HEART FOUNDATION We're here
: 7 fe | |___ BOYS & MENS WEAR INSURANCE CORPORATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA INFORMATION CENTRE 665-2800.

tohelp you.
as his Ad Sponsored by. Selicirk College Outside of Vancouver, call collect.

SEROUS

seenet

pene nerds trs Set eae Soa Pe 8 as SRE Gon LRTI TO Ee ATTN T RR eee Tela pam te Lib cota ncn peepee Dasetesie Sredtnoatnnineia a spare pe