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The 1984-85 KIJHL and athletic ability you
season ended for the have shown us. To those of
Rossland Warriors last you who will come back I
Saturday. After making a want to say we'll welcome
2-1 lead stand through two you with open arms, to
periods and part of the those who don't, the best of
third, they gave up two everything to go with you in
goals to the Junior Smokies whatever you do.
To Lloyd, Terry, Doug,
and lost 3-2.
Even if they had won it KeMy and Dan, for all
wouldn't have mattered the work you've done you
since the Rebels were deserve a real rowid of
applause. The same goes
whipped in Spokane 15-7.
In retrospect, I would say for the boys and gals who
this was one of the best worked behind the scenes
teams Rossland has iced in to make the games so
recent years. Their attacks pleasurable to attend.
were fast and furious and
I can't forget those guys
resulted in the team being in the scorekeepers station.
second in their division in Arnie and his crew had a
goals scored and fourth pretty classy act to follow
overall, behind the Rebels, and did a pretty good job of
Columbia Valley and it. Hope to see you all back
Cranbrook. Their defence at the same station next
made some mistakes and time arowid.
To other things for a
shakey goaltending didn't
while, this weekend will see
help.
On the whole however, the Rossland Ladies'
they were great. Their long Curling Club play host to
passes which clicked about visitors who will be along to
99 per cent of the time were take part in the annual
something to watch. I've Winter Wonderland bonseen a few possibly more spiel. It's alwaylf a good
sophisticated teams come show and this year we have
out of our town, but none good ice and a roarin'
that I enjoyed watching as Rossland welcome for you.
much.
This year the official acNow the boys will be tivities will be spiced by a
going home to Moose Jaw, show the Ladies of the club
Prince George, and some have dreamed up for your
spots in between. Some will entertainment. But I won't
go to school and some will tell you what is on the bill
go to work, but whatever it but it was well received at
is they do, if they do it in the Ladies' and Retirees'
Christmas
the fashion they have combined
showed us on the ice, there party!
There will be a new
is not much chance they
will wind up missing the format in force in the
mask of success in their operation of the lowige this
year, it seems to be
later lives.
So to Darryl, Warren, working well and you will
Steve, Brian, Darren, Rod, have to judge for yourGary, Danny, Troy, Dallas, selves what you~ of it.
The Ladies' cltlb recently
Garnett, Rob, Gord, Tony,
Terry, Patrick, Russ and completed their Secombe
Jay, I want to thank you for Cup competition and the
all the good sportsmanship Edie Harasin rink was the
wiMer. Edie had help from
Mary Vickers, Sis Churchill and Barb Davis.
RUMer-up was the Helen
Ling rink skipped by Dotie
Albo it had He~en third,
Mary Bruce second and
Janice Hamiltdn lead. A
new competition is now
well wider way.
To wind up this week we
will tell you that the Phil
Bateman rink won the
latest competition in the
Retirees. Phil had Lou
Crowe third, Gordie
BreMan second and Ken
Stanton lead, with Rollie

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To Lloyd, Terry, Doug,
and lost 3-2.
Even if they had won it KeMy and Dan, for all
wouldn't have mattered the work you've done you
since the Rebels were deserve a real round of
applause. The same goes
whipped in Spokane 15-7.
In retrospect, I would say for the boys and gals who
this was one of the best worked behind the scenes
teams Rossland has iced in to make the games so
recent years. Their attacks pleasurable to attend.
were fast and furious and
I can't forget those guys
resulted in the team being in the scorekeepers station.
second in their division in Arnie and bis crew had a
goals scored and fourth pretty classy act to follow
overall, behind the Rebels, and did a pretty good job of
Columbia Valley and it. Hope to see you all back
Cranbrook. Their defence at the same station next
made some mistakes and time around.
To other things for a
shakey goaltending didn't
while, this weekend will see
help.
On the whole however, the Rossland Ladies'
they were great. Their long Curling Club play host to
passes which clicked about visitors who will be along to
99 per cent of the time were take part in the annual
something to watch. I've Winter Wonderland bonseen a few possibly more spiel. It's alwaylf a good
sophisticated teams come show and this year we have
out of our town, but none good ice and a roarin'
that I enjoyed watching as Rossland welcome for you.
much.
This year the official acNow the boys will be tivities will be spiced by a
going home to Moose Jaw, show the Ladies of the club
Prince George, and some have dreamed up for your
spots in between. Some will entertainment. But I won't
go to school and some will tell you what is on the bill
go to work, but whatever it but it was well received at
is they do, if they do it in the Ladies' and Retirees'
the fashion they have combined Christmas
showed us on the ice, there party!
is not much chance they
There will be a new
will wind up missing the format in force in the
mask of success in their operation of the lounge this
year, it seems to be
later lives.
So to Darryl, Warren, working well and you will
Steve, Brian, Darren, Rod, have to judge for yourGary, Danny, Troy, Dallas, selves what you~ of it.
The Ladies' cltlb recently
Garnett, Rob, Gord, Tony,
Terry, Patrick, Russ and completed their Secombe
Jay, I want to thank you for Cup competition and the
all the good sportsmanship Edie Harasin rink was the
winner. Edie had help from
Mary Vickers, Sis Churchill and Barb Davis.
RUMer-up was the Helen
Ling rink skipped by Dotie
Albo it had He~en third,
Mary Bruce second and
Janice Hamiltdn lead. A
new competition is now
well under way.
To wind up this week we
will tell you that the Phil
Bateman rink won the
latest competition in the
Retirees. Phil had Lou
Crowe third, Gordie
BreMan second and Ken
Stanton lead, with Rollie
Ellis-as the fifth man.
And two rinks will be
going to Nelson next week
to the over-60 playoffs.
Angus Popplewell bas
Russ Broughton, Gil Besso
and Cleve Cowland with
him and I have Bart
Dudley, Bert Morrow and
John Bruce with me. Let's
hope we can do somthing
over there to make the trip
worthwhile.
So, until next time, then!