CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 20, 1977

LOCAL FANS were among the my of 32,719 tt Empire Stadium, Vancouver,
Saturday as the British Columbia Lions defeated the Montreal Alouettes 18-17.

Here the B.C. Lion [darker eweaters] put on a good defence in the first half with

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F Dholagraphet Bill Turner catching the players in su:
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ded action on a very wet
‘CasNewsFoto by Bill Turner

Despite Defeat By Trail Saturday

Rebels Leading KUHL

Castlegar Rebels are lead-
ing the western division of the
Kootenay International Junior
Hockey League with ‘a 51
record, following hockey action
over the weekend.

The Rebels bombarded
Rossland Jr. Warriors 11-1,
Friday night in Castlegar, but
shattered their previously-un-
beaten record the following
night with a 5-4 defeat against
Trail Jr. Smokies in a tight
contest.

Rossland's only goal on

* Friday was scored: in the. first
period by Thomas Haley and

from then on, it was Castlegar i

all the way.

Picking up goals for the
Rebels was Gord Pace with
three, John Makaroff and Ron
Sherstobitoff with two each,
‘and singles by Dave Kirby,
Bruno Tassone, Bruce Martin
and Dan Walker. :

Vern> Hanson: made 20

saves in the Rebels’ goal while
Dan McFarland handled 50
shots fired at him in the
Rossland net.

Castlegar took 12 minor
penalties to Rossland’s 8 and
the teams were each assessed a
five-minute major for fighting.
The Rebels also received one
game misconduct penalty.

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Trail saw Castlegar leading 2- 1
at the'end of the first period,
with goals going to Pace and
Wilson. Trail scored one in the
second with the big seoring
period being the third.

Rebels’ scores were credit-
ed to Bill Nazaroff and Tassone.
Trail. chalked up three goals,
the last one finding its mark
just 31 seconds before {he final
whistle. ‘

* Hlookoff in the Rebels’ net”
made 25 saves, while Handley
was forced to stop 45 shots in,
the Trail net.

Castlegar took 11 of 18°
minor. penalties and each team
received two five-minute fight-

ving majors.

‘The Rebels travelto Grand
Forks fora game Friday. night
against the Grand Forks Bor-
der. Bruins. , °°. >

CA TLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Host Trail. Seniors

Castlegar Golden Age
Bowlers entertained Trail bowl-

ers Sunday morning at the local.

bowling alley.

Members were well mixed,
so that all one team from Trail
or Castlegar were, not playing
with their own members.

Castlegar players were
really off their game, but they
made up for it by having a good
time-and enjoying the fellow-
ship.

After the games, all par-
ticipants and scorekeepers ad-
journed 40 the Senior Citizens’
Centre where a delicious lunch
was served. On behalf of the
Trail "players, Charlie Mear
d thanks to the local

senior citizens for all the

. courtesies they had enjoyed
throughout the day. Prior to: -

lunch, Ben McPeek and Marg
entertained with several lively

piano selections.

Good wishes and the hope
of getting together again soon,
were expressed by all. Thanks ‘
were also extended to the
scorekeepers and to Mr. and
Mrs. J. Mykyte.

“The day's bowling scores
were as follows: LHT Carol
McDougall 483; she also had the
high single of 212. GHT Charlie
Mear 567; HS Ben McPeek.

Other “200” scores were
Charlie Mear 204; Bob Cormier
221; and Bert McCumber 210.

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f Views from Recreation

Some Changes
We wish to remind you of a
few. changes that have been

{necessitated in our fall schedule

of activities as well as upcoming
workshops. :

Starting immediately, the
badminton’ club” meeting. at

KJSS » will. be ‘moving = from’

‘Wednesday: evenings to Tues-

day from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Be-.
veause of, this change, Moor.
“hockey will'now.meet on Thurs-”
day evenings rather than: Tues-
“day. Floor Hockey is scheduled

at the,KJSS gym from 7:80-
9:30 p.m.
Drawing Cooperative
Starting next Wednesday,
the Castlegar Drawing Coop-
erative will meet. This coop-

‘> erative will. consist’ of any

interested artist who wishes to
meet-in an informal setting to
discuss and exchange ideas on
drawing. :

It is anticipated! that this
group will meet once a month in
the Arts/Crafts' Room’ of. the
Community Centre. The sched-
uled meeting date is the last
‘Wednesday of the month and
will be from 7-10 p.m.

Persons - seeking further ..

information should contact Ju-
lie Oudes at -365-5233° or
Dorothy Miller-Tait at. 365-.
7850.

Silk Screen Workshop

Persons interested in silk
sereening should keep Nov. 25
and 26 in mind, as this is the

weekend. .that: a. silk screen _

workshop. shall be‘ held. This
workshop should be of ‘interest
toall persons who Have had any
experience’or wish to learn“for

the first. time the art of silk.

screening. - :
Instruetion will be (pre:
vided-by Steve Kresta of the
Kootenay School of Fine Arts:
We would’ suggest that

- sports clubs, organizations and

service clubs. should send a
fepresentative : to. this , work-
shop as it ‘coulds be a most
worthwhile _ service lo your
association.
Skating Schedules -
Many ‘persons are inquir-
ing about skating sessions, so
we wish to remind you of the
following skating times:
* During the week, persons

may skate in the mornings on ~
Tuesday. and Thursday, ‘from’.

10-12° noon. In the. afternoon,
skating is-from’2:30-4 p.m. on
Tuesday cand Thursday © and °
fram 2-3:30° p.m. on Friday.

Director Pat Metge

On the weekend, skating is
available © on * Saturdays: from
p.m., while on Sunday,
zis from 2:15-4 p.m. and
8-9:15 p.m. Please note that the
Sunday evening ‘session is for
adults or children accompanied
by an adult.
Persons also interested in
skating . should : consider’. the

mini jcé at: the Old ‘Arena. This"

ice may, be booked on an hourly
basis and for a very nominal
charge. Persons seeking fur-
ther information should contact
our offices at 365-3386.
Arena Bookings
- Once again, we. wish to
remind individuals, groups and
organizations interested in par-
ties and dances during the-
festive season that bookings
may be made at our offices for
either the Old Arena Hall or the
Communit y Gentes ifs. eae
re

bookings, may ‘ie seni you

contact us early 3 as the number ~

of dates remaining is limited.

Persons. interested in the
Community Centre and seeking
catering. services. should: con-
tact Terry Cormier at 365-3912
for further. information.

Rec. Workshop

An. interesting workshop
“that is open to the public will be
held at Selkirk College, Oct. 29.
This workshop, under the lead-
ership of Gerry Bruce from
« Mount Royal .College -in Ca!-

gary, will be dealing with the
purposes and‘ roles of recrea-
tion commissions and the struc-
ture of regional reereation com-,
missions.

Also in the workshop will”
be a session on cultural ‘pro-_
grams, ‘art councils and - the
‘funding system for arts and
culture. These ‘topics will be

. conducted by Derek McCooey,
a recreation consultant with the’
provincial government from
Abbotsford,

This day-long ‘workshop i is
open:to all, interested  indivi-
duals and for. further, informa-
tion contact our - offices.

Reminders”

A reminder-to Arts Council
members that a general meet-
‘ing of the council will he held at:
the Kinnaird Library, Oct, 24th’
beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Also a. reminder of. the
travelling — exhibit © which’ “is
presenUly-at the’ National Exhi--
hition Centré and is open for
‘your * viewing “from- 1-4 Pm.
dally until. Oct, 30th. :

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"Poor Turnout

"lighting were , discussed | at

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Workshop Deals

- Tennis: Club —
Meeting Gets

By Lon FRIESAN|

The fall general meeting of
the Castlegar Tennis Club was
held lust Wednesday with a
very: poor turnoul—12 from a
momhorship of 177 adults and -
+ 143 juniors. We. wish we had
« Rreater representation, | parti-
cularly since financial matters
“ such us fee slruclure and court

length and voted upon.
“Phe following ‘slate. of

officers for the 1976 srason was

elected: president “Laurie Ly-

rAll cota Welcome—
‘e $16 per Rink Entry Fee, . tnt en

To Enter, call: °

Burt Lamb 365-6666 or Bil Ellis 306.9143

ons, vice-president Renata Bel-

evyk, treasurer Shirley Wan-
secretary Marg. Pryce,
tournament, director Gordon
Gray, Junior representative
Paul Wearmouth, publicity Lori
Friesan and social, directors
Kay ‘Jones and Lori Friesan:

The new board of directors
consists of Kay Jones, Herman *
Kemperman, Elaine “Bohnet,
Bob White, Art Dusseault, Mac
Sinclair and Frank Steenvoor-
“den,

Next year r looks like a a busy
one, but we will go into-that at
the spring general meeting. See
you there, n’est'ce pas?

That's all for 1977. “Servite

ne”.

With Various”

Leisure Forms.

A dual workshop entitled
People in Leisure, dealing with
various aspects of recreation, is
to be. held Oct. 29. at. Selkitk:
College: in. Castlegar.

One of the resource speak--
ers, Gerry’ Bruce ‘of Mount
Royal Coilege' tn, Calgary, will,
cover the topics of regional
recreation, administration and
structure, local commission ver--
sus regional commissions and
the purpose and roles of
recreation commissions. «
"Recreation consultant Der-,
ek McCooey of Abbotsford will’:
be the resource person for the
topics of culture» programs;
funding for arts; culture and
arts councils and recreation
commissions.

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“CNow ‘that Ihave. your
attention, the general meeting
of the Castlegar and District
Minor ‘Ball was held Monday
night at the; Community Com-
plex. The turnout was not the

greatest,’ when you ‘consider:

the fact that approximately 300

_ boys were registered last year, ° ‘

It was decided that letters

"be sent to president of B.C.M.B,
John Main and umpire eka :

of B.C, Howard Chapman, to

look into the problem of Castle-
gar umpires not receiving thelr.
tickets and’ to determine | if

ticketed umpires are needed in.

area and zone playdowns. °
Next ball season will see a

“-erackdown’ on uniforms“ not

being handed in, Each coach

will be given a form to ‘ out,
with data about each player and
uniform, Players: that do: not
turn in ‘uniforms will then be
billed ‘accordingly...

Hopefully, through the
combined efforts of minor. base-;
* ball and girls’ softball league, a”
batting cage will be purchased.

Elections were held for the
‘coming year as follows:. presi-
dent Terry Rogers, secretary.’
‘Bobble Keraiff, treasurer: Sha-
ron Morris,. promotion Lil:
’Knowler, equipment. manager
Mel Fancy, umpire-in-chief Ken
Morris and field co-ordinator
John McAfee,

Congratulations and thank

you go out to our past execu-
. tive, division managers,
coaches and players fer, a job
well done,

District Bowling Results

$5.50
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-Goldea ‘Age Bowlers...
\. LHS Annie Humphrey 226, -
‘LHT Annie Humphrey 516.

‘MBS "Ken: Keating 198.

My!
LIT Nancy Donald 717.
1 | MHS = Ed" Waywood 272.

‘ MT. Ds Dave Calder 700.

THS Herky Jerky’s 1104.

-ky's 8, Olympics 1, Tidy Bowl.

era 4, Good Guys 0, Sunshiners.
Who Kni Valu. 64,, Cameo Beauty 48%,

Team Points: Cheerios 10,
Muffets 184, Mugs 17, Pincurl-
ers 23, Take Five 12, Wheaties
8%.

Strikeouts: Susanne, Rog- ©

ers and Dorothy Hardy
‘Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
(Oct, 4)"

LHS K-Gritchin 271. LHT
K. Gritchin 660."
-°. THS., Castlegar. Drugs
1129, ‘THT’ Castlegar: Drugs
2978,

Team’ Points: Castlegar
Drugs’,71; | Beauty Lane 58,
; Northwest Homes .57'/, Supe:

Kyte: Central Food: Mart 47.
od.

Te %
Et 8am Postnikoff 639. a
° THS Kokanees 1200. THT
Kokanees 8424..
}. Team. Points: .
Labatts 81; Pink Panthers 30%,

Kokanees 54, Slow. Pokes 88%, |

-600's:
640, Mary. Quiding 682, ‘Tony:
‘ Costa 616, Barry Poster 601,

Live 6—16'/.. Headpias. 4%,
Rowdy Rush-Ins 12.°°

! Other 600's: Orlando Vecc-
hio 657,* Ed -Webster 651,
Charlie Burdett 646, Lyle My-
kyte ‘641,.” Loel | Oléon . 638,
Marvin Wood 617, fan Web-
ster 607.

Wed. Morning ‘Lidieg: beavers
LHS Erma Mykyte, 277.
hut. Erma Mykyte 789.
‘THS: Bobcats’ 1079. ‘THT.
"Chevys 3043. - .
‘Team Points: Continentals
9, Ramblers\ 12, Bobcats 18, ,

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gm SPORTS

~ Cherokees 8, Chovys 21, Model

Team’ Points: . Whatevers
15, Columbia 5—19, Dingbats
10, Cupid. 7, Club \450—14,
Regulars 19... :

Other 600's: John Paulson
705,
Tues. Night Mixea-9.11 pm.
(Oct. 4)
LHS. Glenys New 235. LHT
Lynda Wood 599.
MHS Loel Olson 270. MBT.

es ‘wily Kaleanikoff 660...
OTHE Roadh

. Budgies . 14,

PRICES. START AT

», erfes 16,

Tees 16.
“Other 600's: Kathy Horeoff
642, Betty Pinter 624. 5
Wed. Night Ladies -
LHS . Linda Lepage 237.
LHT Dianne Dermody 581.
‘ GHS Parrots 1091, THT
Parrots 3140.
Team Points: Parrots 21,
“Woodpeckers 16, Swallows 16,
Hummingbirds 9,
Eagles. 8.
Wed: Night Mixéd29411 pan?”
LHS ‘Loretta Read |: 239.
i LHT, Loretta’ Read: “and” ‘Val’

ham 568.
MHS‘ Edward Adshead.

229: ‘MBT: Mal Fancy 2
Pots THS | Gutter- “Ups: 1138
8282.".

‘THY Rookies

<> Seam Points: Rookiés 225° 4
Sparrows ‘11, Roxy Rollers.7%,

. Tired Five 10%, Special Deliv-
Gutter-Ups 16.

jorning Ladies ; j

“LHS | Iris ‘Nicholson | 244.
‘LHT Colleen Lightle 626."

Team ‘Points: ‘Chipmunks °

22; Lions 20, Beavers 16, Teddy

which Serve

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Bears 14, Squirrels 8, Minks 5.

Other. 600's: Pat MacKin-
n 600,

on
Strikeouts: Joan Martini
and Ida Hartson.

Thurs. Afternoon Lidles— :
Rowdy Rollers (Oct. 6)

- LHS: Vera‘ Raponi. 277.
LET. Bonnie White 660.
«.-THS - Hooters 1093, THT.
Hooters 3104, .

Team Points: Hooters :76,
Screamers 42, Groaners 40,
Wailers 66, Criers 56'/e,, Moan-
ers 55%.

Other 600's: Kay Gritchin:
617, Eleanor Holdsworth 643.

Thurs. Night Mixed (Oct. 6)
“LHS Gladys Manahan 256,

LHT Erma Mykyte 657...
MHS * Lyle, Mykyte , 308. .

| MHT: Darrel Rourke 713.

THS. Misfits 1119.° THT.
-Misfits 2952.

‘Team’ Poitits: Avengers. 4,
Robson Rollers 2, Owees'3, Out
Of Towners 0, Silvers Tips 0,
Tweedy Birds 1, Charlies’ An-
gels 4, Green City Gamblers 2,
Misfits 4, All Stars 2, Cannon
Balls 2, Dynamiters 0,

Other 600's: Charlie Bur-
dett 708, Orlando Vecclrio 688,
Frank Webster 681, Tony Cor-
deira. 678, Mike Wichert 668,
Larry Webster 638, Jake Koe-

\nig. 636,” Gary : Jackson’ 634, -
Qiiding ‘826, tyle: My-+
Fri.
(Oct. D: : e

LHS. “Erma: Mykyte 208.
LHT Erma Mykyte 640. if

“MHS Tom. .Cowlin: emi. : 2

MHT Terry Jack:652:
' THS Gutter Rats 1168, x
‘THT. Rubber. Necks 8248,

Team Points: Five Wheel-
ers. 69, Rubber.
- Gutter: Rats 58, Cotton Pickers
” 85',:Road Runners 53, Super
, Stars 52%¥.-"

Other. 600's? Ralph Bird
622, ‘Tom Cowlin 601.”

Fri. Night Mixed=9:11 Pm.
(Sept. 30) ;

LHS Judy. Rowland 217.
LHT Gail Verhaeghe ‘547.

MHS Roger, Rowland 212; |

MHT. Ed Sallis 620.
THS | Robson’ Five :.1310,
THT Robson Five 3449. <
Team Points: Robson Five.
21; Ramchargers' 10, M.C.K.'s
10, Alley Brats 19, Outsiders :,

16, Jolly Five 9. ~

Other. 600's:-John Mykyte
_ 619, Ron Melntyre 601.

Youth ‘Bowling Council Mixed,
Bantam Division

GHS Debbie Cheveldave

184. GHT Lori Mattiazzi 316.

'BHS -Roger. Junker’ 181;
* BHT Roger Junker 878.. td

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: bowling. results is: 12) noon

‘Fridays. The. Castlegar News
reserves the right to limit the |.
publishing of results to those it

. considers current.: Vi

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