FEW POINTERS on technique are being given here by Exnie
Gare of Nelson, extreme right, to Castlegar Hockey coaches, left to

right, Lyle
recent Level IV

Robert, Ken Swetlishoff and Ed Teakoon during the

Dec. 4 in W

‘The four-day, er hosted by West Vancouver ‘ind Hollyburn

Minor Ho

jockey’ Associations, in co-operation with the B.C.A.H.A.,

as tbdd by Ot conches rh parts of Beh Colm

They received

from leading

“and amateur coaches and trainers, along with top Canadian and

American physical education

. The Level IV clinic is the

top level offered provincially in the five level national certification
program designed to provide leadership for amateur hockey

coaches across Canada.

In British Columbia ‘there are

approximately six thousand hockey coaches participating at some

level of this program.

Score 8-3 Win Over - Cranbrook Saturday .

Rebels Down Rasaland 16-4

Castlegar Rebels scored a
convincing 16-4 win over the
Rossland Warriors on home ice
Friday arid downed Cranbrook
83 Saturday night in Cran-
brook, “ PES
Rossland opened the scor-
ing at 1:46 Friday, but two
Rebel goals midway through
the opening period put the
game away. The Rebels went
on two scoring sprees, scoring
five goals in: five minutes in
both the. second and third

riods,

Ed Smith led the Rebels’
attack with‘ four goals. Bruno
Tassone scored a hat trick and

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It was a cleanly-played

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out six of nine minor penalties.
Rick Hlookoff of the Rebels
blocked 29 shots while McFar-
land and Cox combined efforts
in the Rossland nets to handle
51 Rebel shots.

+ Coach Pezzin stated he was
pleased with the fine-perfor-
mance of Jeff Townsend who
finally got a chance to play
regularly and did a fine job.

He's hoping Jeff will'return to .

the level of potential he showed
in last year's playoffs.
He also:stated that Dan

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him;~‘as~ he's ‘playing © well’ ~

offensively and finding time to
help out defensively.
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the seote was 1-1
oa the first period bit, the

Rebels went ahead 4-2 after 40.

minutes.

Ron Sherstobitoff and Dan
Walker scored twice for Castle-
gar, with singles going to

Tassone, Makaroff, Kirby and .

Tim Paul. at

Vern Hanson stopped 37
shots in the Rebels’ net while
Penson handled 44 for Cran-
brook.

The Colts took three of
only five minor penalties hand-
ed out during the game.

Coach Mark Pezzin stated
that he was happy with the

“strong ‘performance of Vern

Hanson in Cranbrook—in fact,
he is very happy with both of:

“his goaltenders this. year. and

that ‘it’s “shown “up in’ “the
win-loss record and overall
defensive play.

He also felt that in recent
games, Dave Kirby has been
his strongest player, playing
extremely well at both ends of
the ice.

Pezzin stated that. prob-
lems have depleted the Rebel
roster; Steve Bozek out with
the flu, Ken Schisler with
stretched knee ligaments, Jeff
Townsend with a hip injury,
Glen Sorensen with an eye

- injury and Ed Smith preparing

for his’ Christmas exams.

Overall, he — the team’s

fine blend of rookies and
veterans seems to be jelling
and good team performance

seems to have developed‘on a

constant level.

Selkirk Saints Win

int recent, college” basket
ball!action; the Selkirk Saints
men's and women's teams were
only:able to come up‘ with"one
win‘in' four games against the -
Okanagan College Lakers from

_ Kelowna.
On’ Dec.2 the women's

: quintet from Okanagan, led by

L., Wilms’ 18 points, defeated
the ‘Saints’: women's: squad
60-45. The first half of the game

- was fairly even as neither team

led by more than four points at

‘any one time.

“The Lakers led 21-20 at the
half but Selkirk evened the
score at 29 mid-way through °
the second half,: before the
Okanagan squad scored 12
straight points to take the lead

-28,

The Saints never ‘did get
closer than five points to.the
Lakers, despite a late rally
which saw, them score 10 con-
secutive points with a little
over two minutes to play. But
the Lakers held on to win 50-45,

Besides Wilms’ 18 points,
M. Roberts had :10'for, the
Lakers, while Lynn Martin was
high scorer for the Saints with
11 points and Kim Canary and
‘Verlie Bryce each had 10,

The second game that
night, saw the Okanagan men
employ a well-executed fast-
break which they used to their
advantage || in dropping — the.
Saints 84-85. During the first
half the Lakers ran off strings
of 18, 8, and 6 straight points
while. allowing the’ Saints to
score only ‘two consecutive
baskets twice. This resulted in
a 35-16 hall ‘time lead for the
Lakers.

The , second: half wasn't
miuch better for the Saints as

Pezzin

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. Suspension
Coach Mark Pezzin returns
to the box this weekend ‘after
being absent the last two
games as a result of-a suspen-
sion handed out at the last
encounter’ in Rossland.

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ed for the best of times.
Most such ventures - last
several hours if the kids

aye along and some have ©
been known to extend to -

daybreak. There’s no need °
to hurry anywhere special “+
because the chief objective
is to ride ‘at a pace that
keeps everyone together.
Sometimes there isa”
planned stop for a campfire,

warm drinks or just’a brief.

rest. Some groups ‘plan a
special: stop’ and pre-
‘arrange firewood or shelter.
Food, supplies and neces-
sary equipment can be
stocked i in advance or towed.
along ina cutter. ‘Those.
nighttime campfire gather-

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long after the snow trickles ° -
away. with the change of

seasons.

‘The Mercury snowmo-"

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sensible rules for that jaunt
sure
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will keep you out of trouble.
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: Junior’ Hockey League ‘stand-

Okanagan them 49-23
including’ a stretch. of five
minutes when they were out-
scored by the Lakers 15-0.
Leading ‘a well-balanced
Okanagan ‘attack, which saw
five players. score in double
figures, was Phil Weddell with”
17 points. Murray’ Chalmers
and Fred Kanigan each scored
16“ points, while Gerald | Mit-
schke had 16 and Linsay

Mequesn! had 10, Steve, Rich-
ards’ scored. '18° “points, for
Selkirk, ‘and “Sean Hanrahan
had 12.07):

“Saturday morning saw the
Selkirk women's team win the
only game of the weekend for
Selkirk as Kim Canary scored a
basket’ with only four ‘seconds
remaining, to narrowly- defeat
the Lakers 44-42. The win wasa
come-from-behind «. victory “as
the Saints. trailed 28-14:at the
half.

Kim Canary led the Saints

with 10 points and both Lynn -

Martin. and). Anne Birukow
scored eight points. , %
The ‘Lakers once: again
dominated the men's game as
they defeated ‘the Saints 76-49,
‘The game was much closer than
Friday's contest as the Lakers
only ‘led 96-24: at’ the “half.

During the ‘second half: the |

Saints fell behind as they only
shot 26 per cent from the floor
while the Lakera were shooting
45 per.cent,.-

Linsay . McQueen's | 28
points led the Lakers’ offense,
which ‘for the second time in a
row had five players in double
figures. Fred Kanigan with 15,

Murray Chalmers with 14, and ~

Gerald Mitachke and Phil Wed-
del both: with 10 points ‘were
the other Lakers’ in. double
figures.

Sean Hanrahan led the
Saints’ ‘attack with 20 points
and Steve Richards scored 13
points for the second consecu-
tive day.’ ._~

On the following Monday
night the Saints evened their
record at 22° with a 6247
victory over the Salmo Senior
Men's team. The, Saints led at
half-time 26-23; and only trailed
once during the whole game—
41-38 | mid-way eee the
second half.

Sean Hanrahan - was the”

Saints’ leading scorer for the
third time in their four games
as he netted 14 points. Bruce

Hilady had 10 points, while Rick ~

Allen and Joe Tarasoff both had
eight. .

‘The Saints will be idle until
school resumés in January, by
which time they should be
ready for the Totem Confer-
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try to keep the sled behind
within sight to avoid sepa-

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tree limbs. can be espe-
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batteries.

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“Castlegar and District Bowling Results —

Golden Ago Bowlers
LHS Anne Humphrey 189.

: LHT Anne Humphrey 474,

MHS Gene Goffinet 227.
MET Gene Golfinet 474,

Moa. Ladies—Colfee

LHS Karen Mykyte 298,
LHT Karen Mykyte 589,

THS Hot Rods 1070, THT
Hot Rods 2977. :

Team Points: Valley Mites
148, Hot Rods 178, China Dolls
140, Collections 183%,’ Coffee
‘Mates 156%, Gliders 165,

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m, .
LHS &

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MHS Darryl McIntyre 271,
MHT Sam Postnikoff 709.

THS Kokanees 1247, THT
Hot Shots 8426,

Team Points: Spares 179,
Labatts. 118, Pink Panthers
1414, Kok 188, Slow

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BCDC to Develop.
_ Alpine Village Site

The B, Development

Corp. (BCD ‘negotiating

to buy about
160 acres of land next to the
city of Kimberley to be Seveton:
ed as an alpine’ village’ and
Possibly a healt aclences cen-

th

the downhill Kimberley Ski
Area, Under prebont plans, it
would be developed, in parcels
by the city for sale to hotel and
motel interests and to -indivi-~
duals as chalet and high-density.
residential sites, 7 Fi

There haven't been “any
major stumbling‘ blocks” | nor

.” $12,000 to: $15,000 each,
land serviced for high density .

nation resort’ for’ downhill
akiers, he ‘said. It spent $180,-
000 to put in a main sewer line
to. the area’ last: year and
$660,000 for a water trunk line
this year. G

Chalet lots’ would sell for
» and

development at about $86,000
an acre,

BCDC would “act as bank-
er, buying the land and’ pro-
viding some of the funds to help
us develop it” because Kimber-
ley is trying to develop some
secondary industry and diver-
sify its economic base, said
Ogilvie.

Cominco is “about the only

id in
beri fon Talla The
Y ewe do have to make sure
that there ‘isn't. another Sulli-
van mine under ‘it,”. he said,

for the ty (popula-
“tion 7180), he sai
He hopes ree a health

“centre will be developed, in

conjunction with Simon Fraser

Actual’ ‘sale price is not”
being negotiated y Marcolin

sy.“ may
. Ogilvie said he expects is sale”

price would be about $200,000.
The city, would want to
develop only 85 acres initially.
“A large ‘number of ‘people, -

re
devel the ski area as a desti-

University's kinesiglogy de-
for sport lence

education and research,” na-
nal teams training an minor

“level. coaches

training.
“There is no- centre like

‘this in’ North “America,” but

there area’ ‘couple in Europe,”
Ogilvie said,
Don’ Gemmell ‘of BoDc

-said the agency would go ahead
with the purchase without any ~

assurance of a health sciences
centre being established there.

“Our, main: objective is to.
create something that” will
broaden’ Kimberley’s economic *

base,” Gemmell ‘said.’

Pokes 166%, Hot Shots 161.
Other 600's; Mark

gan 603, Darryl] McIntyre 605,
643,

Poster c
Morning Ladies—Coff
Break (Dec. 6) cg

. LHS Eleanor Holdsworth
ae LHT. Eleanor Holdsworth

THS Wheaties 1144, THT

Mugs 8218,

Team Points: Cheerios
10%, Muffets 16%, Mugs 20,
Pincurlers 18,-Take Five 8,
Wheaties 17; F

Strike-out: Bertha Vin-
cent. Hes

Other 600s: Betty Oglow
667, Bertha Vincent 665, Kate
Voykin 617. *
Tues. Ladies 1 p.m.
(Nov. 29)

LHS V. MeLuckie and L.

Buday 251. LHT V. MeLuckie
“652.

THS Super Valu 1069.
THT. Northwest Homes 2960.
Team Points: Super: Valu

. 198, Beauty Lane 187'/, Castle-

gar Drugs 180,

THS Live 5—1201.' THT
Live 5—3503,

Team Points: Roadhogs 16,
Tee Cees 6, Nighthawks 11,
Live 5—24, Headpins 17, Row-
dy Rush-ins

3 Marvin Wood

632, Loel Olsen 612,
Wed. Morning Ladies

LHS Donna Wareimaga
263, LHT it Betty Pinter 702.

Team Points: Continentals’
9, Ramblers 6, Bobcats 20,
Cherokees 15, Chevys 15, Mod-
el Tees 19,

Snowmobilers
Not Welcome
At Golf Course’

Snowmobile driving and
other winter sports are not
permitted on the Castlegar
and District. Golf Club
grounds, the club manager
said this week.

Nick Sherstobitoff said
the golf. course has been
closed to winter activities
because of the. damage
caused by persons who
abuse the grounds, i

“The snowmobiles skin
along and cut off the tops of

the little trees we have just
'] planted,” Sherstobitoff said.
“And if they happen. to
refuel and they spill any gas,
we lose grass in the area and
it has to be resodded.”

“Sometimes they build
a. bonfire . after ” bringing
wood out of the bush,” he
said.“And the litter problem
is something that’s quite
severe.”

The main gate to the
grounds is locked but snow-
mobile drivers ride around
the gate, Sherstobitoff said.

Homes 174’, Cameo ‘Beauty
140, Central Foods 128,
Other 600's: L. Buday 643,
B, White 624, K. Gritchin 612,
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

- MBS Matt Rohn and Jack
Cheveldave 256. MHT J:

Club: 456— 338:
‘Team’ Poin

t its:  Whatevers
14, Columbia B—9, Dingbats 12,

The : Cupids °5, Club” 450—22, -
Regulars 22, :

Other 600’s: Ron Mcintyre
695,’ John Paulson 647, Tony
Costa: 631, Matt ‘Rohn 613,
Larry Olson 612, Dave Adshead

Tes: Night Mixed 9-11. p.m.
(Nov. 29). ~
LHS Carol Vecchio 241.
LHT Carol Vecchio 624. 4
MHS ‘Paul. Makeiv. 256.
MHT Paul Makeiv 677.

el bbe

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Chimney Fire
Responded
To on Friday

A chimney . ‘fire, which
occurred ; after a’ quantity ‘of
paper was burned ina fireplace,
resulted: in-11° volunteer: fire-::
-men responding toa fire alarm
at 4:45 p.m.:Friday.

The call’ was’ to the: resi- ,
dence of Mr..'and Mrs: “Sin”!
‘Fornelli at ‘711 Main Street.’ <

Fire ‘chief Ed‘ Lewis said |’

: “there was no loss, it was ‘1
i, routine ‘call out.”* .

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* Other 600's: Mable Postai-
koff 682; Mary McAlpine 638,
Jean Weir 615.

Wed. Night Ladies—Slivester
Food’ Mart (Dec. 7)

LHS Dot Tipping. 201, LHT
Dot mene 685.

THS oodpeckers 999.
THT Haran 2925.

Team ,Points: Woodpeck-
ers 172, Hummingbirds 165,
Eagles 168, Budgies 164, Swal-
lows 176, Parrots 153,

Other 600's: Shirley Bar-
ton 631.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 ‘p.m.
' LHS Sandy Sheridan 246,
LHT Marge Bonnett 679.

MHS Tom Tarasoff 808.

MHT Tom Tarasoff 779.

Team Points: Roxy Rollers

20, Sparrows 17, Tired Five 15, ”

Rookies 12, : Gutter-ups 10,
Special Deliveries 10,
. Other 600's: Bill Lakianow |
- 675, Gary May 621,’ Mickey -
, Read 625, Nick Koochin 611,
Thurs. Moi Ladies
LHS Chris Makeiv 228!
LHT Helen Roberts 647.

THS Minks 1011. THT
Minks 2929.

Team Points: Minks 19,
Chipmunks 19, Beavers 14,
Squirrels 14, Teddy Bears 9,
Lions 9.

Other 600's: Chery]. Clos-

key 601.
Thurs. Afternoon Ladies— ~

THS' Moaners 1049. THT
Moaners 3104,
: Team ‘Points: Hooters
211', Screamers 151'/2, Groan- *
ers 154, Wailers 171, Criers

-- 148, Moaners 172.

Other 600's: Annie Kooch-
in 610, Joyce Turner 602,

LHS
LHT Pearl Mott 688,

MHS Orlando Vecchio 848,
MHT Orlando Vecchio 903, . :

THS Misfits 1265, THT BHS Roger Junker 163. ||
Misfits 8954, BHT Roger Junker 899.

166, GHT Genneine Wishlow
486.

#1, 401 Front 8t.; Castlegar’ |

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Robson Rollers 8, Owees 9, Out
Of. Towners -1, Silver Tips 0,
Tweedy Birds 4, Charlie's An-
gels 1, Green City Gamblers 3,
Misfits 4, All Stars 0, Cannon

The City of Castlegar ;
HOLIDAY. SEASON

OFFICE HOURS

Friday, December 23 — 3 p.m. Closing :
Monday, December 26 — CLOSED -'
Tuesday, December 27 — CLOSED

Friday, December 30 — 3 p.m. Closing .

Monday, January 2— CLOSED

Season's Greetings

From, *
THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR
480 Columbia Avenue, N.
Castlegar, B.C,

706, Marvin Wood 691, Charlie
Burdett 680,’ Darrel Rourke
667, Harry Tamelin 652, Diane
Lady 699, Denise Tamelin 623,
“Mario Carpino 606, Diony Mc-
Arthur 605, Dean Koenig 604,
_ Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 pan.

* LHS Pearl Mott 310. LHT.
Pearl Mott 637.

MHS Terry Jack 256. MHT
Charlie Burdett 662.

THS ‘ Super Stars 1280,
THT. Cotton Pickers 3293,

Team Points: Road Run-
ners 135, Cotton Pickers 1651,
Super Stars 17714, Five Wheel-
-ers 161, Rubber Necks 149%,’ |
Gutter Rats 145%.

Other 600's: ‘Terry Jack
646, Garry Rayner 636, John
Paulson 634, Jim Proud 631,
Mable Postnikoff 604,

Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 Pa,
(Dec, 2}

LHS Darline Edwards 228,

LHT Maddie McIntyre 601...”
271,

THS Robson’ Five 1236. °
THT M.C.K.'s 3503.
‘A Team Points: Robson Five
4

141's, Alley Brats
152%, Outsiders 179%, Jolly
Five 186,
Other 600's: Ron Melutyre
648, Darly McIntyre 611, Tom
Cowlin 629, Ian Rae 627,

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Plan Parties, Concerts

With the Christmas season
so near, many ‘parties. and

‘concerts have been Planned { for-.;

the Sloean Valley.
i Valley’ ‘Reéreation Co1
‘aissfon i is holding a pre-school

> Christmas party’ this: morning

ith a visit from Santa Claus,
at the Doukhobor Hall in Slocan
Park.’ Everyone with’ pre- .
schoolers is weleome.

Mount Sentinel-Secondary
School will be holding a Christ-
mas’ concert’ tonight ‘at’ 7:30
p.m. in the gym. The program

‘+ Elementary Schools are having’

will include singing. by; their: =

choir, . band . performance © by

.@ Self Defense.”
e Drama or Creative Dane.

drama presentation by a

Grade 7 students.
W.'E. Graham and Slocan

their concert Monday night 'in
the gym. This is the first time
the Slocan schools have held-a
concert and they would like’
everyone in the community to
come out.and support them.
Winlaw Elementary School
isp ga drama Tuesday,

Tournament |
In Jeopardy _
‘The ‘annual Midget Rep
Tournament, to be held here for
three days Dec. 27, is
in in epardyendsoay have to be
led off.

Committee’ chairman . Kea

.. Barnes told the Castlegar News

that Spokane, one of the five
teams necessary to ensure the
success of the’ tourney, sent

«word Monday’: it’ will not be

participating. The committee
has now sent out an invitation

‘and the local contenders were

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belts ah “The Grinch Who Stole:

Brent Kennedy Blemen-.
tary will also be having their
concert Tuesday night,

_ "Regional District Recrea-
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new programs for the New
Year. It is their hope that all
the valley will help make these
events successful by participa-
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ments soon to’ appear and
register early. !

The RDRC has appointed
Anne Podd. as. program ‘co-
ordinator, to organize the win-
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Podd would like to know of any
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