CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 17, 1977

LOCAL COMPETITORS in the first Sunshine Valley Free Skate Competition held
recently in Grand Forks are shown here. They are, front row, left to right, Cathy

Beth Krug, Alexis Walsh, Lynde

Local Skaters Place Wi Among 175 Competing

Grand Forks Hosts First Free Skate Competit on

, Barbara Cheveldave. Back ro’

.: Ski
held’ ‘recently in’ Grand'-Forks:"

with, Sover 176 '- competitors '
representing -19 clubs) +m

Skaters :travelled:from.as

‘far ‘away as Los’ Angeles. and '!
+ the Lower Malnland,-as well as

from the East and West Koote-

. Mays, the Okanagan arid Bpo-

kane, Wash.
The following are the re-
sults. of local skaters in -the

« finals of their events:

: Pre-juvenile ladies, under
12 years ‘old—Barbara Chevel- -
dave, sixth; pre-juvenilé ladies, ‘
12 years old and over—Steph- °
anie Zoobkoff, first; juvenile
ladies, 18 years. and over—
Susan Tischler, sixth;. pre-
novice ladies—Diane Vader,
third; and novice ladies—Lynda
Johnstone, fourth; Janet Foub-
ister, ninth.

The East/West Kootenay

-| Regional Competition was also

left to right, Sarah Cheveldave, Susan Tischler,
Sandra Tischler, Janet Foubister, Gwen Kruetzky, Diane Vader, Sharon

Zoobikatt aad ‘+ Pereversoff, Nona Verigin and Helen Janicki.—Bill Susut Photo.

held on Saturday morning in
Grand Forks, In this competi-
tion, skaters attempt to qualify

for the B,C. Sections Competi-
tion to be held in Prince George
early next month. fi
In the pre-novice ladies,
Lynda Johnstone placed second
and’ qualified. In, the novice
ladies, Gwen Kruetzky was the.
only competitor’ ybut skated ‘to
“standard” and qualified. *

. Castlegar and District Bowling Results,

Golden’ Age Bowlers (Nov. 2) “Mon. Night Mixed.7-9 pan.
LHS Alice Lampard 180. .-"’ LHS’ Erma Mykyte 286.
LHT Alice Lampard 444. LET Stella Palamarvk 708..
MHS. Henry Humphrey MHS Charlie Burdett 290.
204. MHT Henry. Humphrey MHT Len Donald 748.
. THS Olympics 1100. THT
Men. Morning. adie Caltve Olympics 3098,
League (Nov. 7, oo Team Points: Tidy Bowlers
> LHS S. Taren 268, LHTP. 3, Good Guys 0, Olympics 4,
Strelieff 620. Herky Jerky's 0, Who Knows?
THS Gliders 1088. THT 4, Sunshiners 0.
China Dolls 2999. Other 600's: Dave Calder
Team Points: Valley Mites 640, Erma Mykyte. 635, Chartie
89, Hot Rods 113, China Dolls Burdett 717.
85, Collections 77’, Coffee Mon. Night Mixed perl pm.
Mates 105%, Gliders -115.

Tonight, Tee Nov. 17—8 p.m.
‘CASTLEGAR REBELS VS NELSON

Castlegar Sports Complex

LHS ‘Erma Mykyte 216.;

LHT Shirley Zaytsoff a.
MHS Larry oe on

MHT Larry Olson 654.

--THS Slow Pokes 1186.

THT Kokanees 3297.

Team Points: Spares 111,
Labatts 75, Pink’ Panthers
108%, Kokanees 117, Slow
Pokes 94'2, Hot Shots 82.

Other 600's: Tony Costa-

618, Kevin New 648, Sam
Postnikoff 617.

Tues. Morning Ladiea—Coffee
Break (Nov. 8) °

LHS Lola ‘Tymofi ievich 316.
LHT Karen Mykyte 665.

THS Pincurlers 1143. THT
Pineurlers 3075.

Team Points: Cheerios 14,
Muffets 11, Mugs 6, Pincurlers
2, Take Five, 14,,Whealtéa"

ther 600's:Betty Oglov
662; ee ‘Tymofievich 622,
Gladys _ Manahan “607, Jean

Sylvest 607, Eleanor Holds-..

worth 605.
Strike-out: Jo Taylor. _
Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1. p.m.
LHS D. Tipping 278. LHT
D. ‘Tipping 669.

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The Castlegar News would like a local skiing
‘enthusiast to write a column on the sport covering such
items as skilng. conditions at area hills, items about
‘local skiers and skling activities etc.

Interested ‘persons. are ‘asked to contact our
managing editor, Lois Hughes, at 365-3517.

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Homes
i008. TH Beauty Lane 2986.

Team Points: Northwest
Homes'128', Castlegar Drugs
128, Beauty Lane 125%, Super
Valu. 122, Cameo: Beauty 92,
Central Foods 76,

Other 600's: B. White 644.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 pan.

LHS Blythe Jenner 220.
LHT Blythe Jenner 577.

Olson | 289.

MHT: Tony’ Costa. 716,

THS Regulars.1171. THT
Regulars 3336.

Team Points: Whatevers °
18, Columbia 5—10, Dingbats:
. 14, The Cupids 18, Club 450—5,

Regulars 19:

Other 600's: Larry Olson
656, Matt. Rohn 648, Gary
Jackson 638, Keith. Johnson
636, Marvin Leroy 631, Ron
Mcintyre 605.

“Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

(Nov. 1)

LHS Erma Mykyte. 268.
LHT Erma Mykyte 660.’

MHS Orlando Vecchio 288,
MHT Orlando Vecchio 784.

.THS Rowdy Rush-ins'1176,

‘THT Roadhogs 3403.

Team Points: Roadhogs 22,
TeeCees 11, Nighthawks 17,

Live 5—10, Headpins 9, Rowdy

Rush-ins 15.

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
663, Glenys New 650, Lyle
Mykyte 628, Larry Webster
626, Robert Kirkwood 619,

: Darrell Keus 602,

Morning Mountain Ski Hill
| at Blewett -
=< Season Rates

: pe Season Tickets
Children Under 12 assocsueone $30

Sar, Under 19: ssseccssesesersssene $50: Adult.»

Day Tickets
Child Under: 12
“dar, Under. 19:

Adult . ce bee Night Tickets, :

Sor, Citizen

Family sessesssssssesoseee

Book of 5 Tickets ....ccsssses $12, 50:

Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers
(Nov. 2)

LHS Jean Weir 265. LHT.
Mable Postnikoff 687.

THS Ramblers 1058. THT:

Ramblers 3074.

Team Points: Continentals
6, Ramblers’ 24, Bobcats: 9,
Cherokees 19, Chevys 15, Mod-
el Tees 11.

Other 600's: Ruth Rourke
631, Angie Arnason 611.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 pn.
. LHS Marge, Bonnett 287.

, LHT. Marge Bonnett 627.
MHS Lyle. Mykyte 249,

MHT Lyle Mykyte 627.

THS Tired Five 1141. THT
Roxy Rollers 3319.
Roxy Roll

Castlegar News

SPORTS

Deliveries 11), : Gutter-Ups
14‘, Rookies 10, Sparrows 10.

Other 600's: Mickey Read
618. Si :
‘Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 3).

LHS Pearl Mott 278. LET
Bonnie White 666." -

MHS. Earl - Rourke. 328.
MHT Earle Rourke and Matt
Rohn 897,

"Other 600's: Marvin Wood
789, Darrel Rourke 774, Dave
Hiebert 774, Charlie Burdett
710, Gordon Danchella 677, °
Denny McArthur’ 649, Harry

Kootenay Junior
‘Hockey League
-Game Standings

Kootenay International
Junior Hockey League ‘stand-
ings as of Nov. 9, AT

EAST

J. Mercer (F) 2
A. Mitchell (F) “1212 15 a
‘K. Downton’ - i

(CR) “710.10 14 a
B.Bodman(S) 18° 7.17

11:12 2
814

Avengers 8218. :

‘Team Points: Avengers'3,
Robson Rollers 2, Owees 3, Out
of Towners..1, Silver, Tij
‘Tweedy ,, Charlie:
gels 4, Green City Gamblers 3
Misfits 1, All Stars 1;Cannon
Balls 0,:Dynamiters 1. >)

» Other 800's: Marvin’ Wood

326, Matt’ Rohn’ 917 and-313; ”

Dave Hiebert 306," Gordon
Danchella ‘80

THS | 1282, THT 2S.

12 10: 2

221"
‘K. Goodwin Ki. 8 20
R. Watson (F) 12 "20
‘R. Hunter (8) ° 1812 8°20

+: V. Bouvier (F)
“J. Ashmore (F)

‘Tamelin 628, Jake Koenig 622, .-
Doug Fellman’ 618, Orlando
Vecchio 616, Pear] Mott -616,: =
Larry Webster 614.

He Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Nov. «

LHS ins’ Mykyte -
LHT.Erma‘Mykyte 611.
[S Garry Rayner

MH
. MHT Garry Rayner 682.

THS Cotton Pickers 1120.
THT. Cotton Pickers $212.

Team Points:: Road Run-
ners 104, Cotton Pickers 108%,
Super Stars 182'/,\Five Wheel-
ers. 107, Rubber Necks 16,
Gutter Rats 105. °

Other 600's: John Paulson:
#883.

Bri. Might Died $11 Spams
TLHS Maddie! Melntyre 27820:

MHT_ Alex Birukow :662.

THS M.C.K.'s 1146...THT
's $285.

129, Alley ‘Brats :128';, Ram
“chargers 107%,
111, Jolly Five 110, M. Lays ’s 91.
‘Youth Bovling Co
ioe Ditukas

GHS I Laurie Le on, 190."
‘GHT Laurie Lennon

“BHS Dean ‘Bird 189. BHT
Dean Bite 360. 5

junior Division ** 3
ona Teri’ Burdett Le

GHT Cheryl Webber 498.
BHS Shawn’ ‘Smith’ 198.
, BHT Brian’ Osachoff 612. +

GHT Heather Bonnett 583. ©
BHT Mike | Wich
" BHT Mike Wichert be

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bowling. results : is 2B noon
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- Views From. Recreation
Director Pat Merge

At. this,.time "of. “year,
vacancies, on, the recreation

; commission come about... These
vacancies ‘are ‘for..\two-year .

‘positions which run from Jan. 1,

1978 to Dec, 91, 1979, :
‘Ifyou reside in the City of
Castlegar, Electoral Area I or
Electorial. Area’ J. and; are
and

_ taking place this: week. Tonight °

the Rebels will be entertaining
the Nelsén Junior Maple Leafs
at Spm.) <

- Tomorrow evening,’ the
Booster Club for the Rebels will
be sponsoring a dance at’ the
Community; Complex.’ This
event, which gets underway at

9 Pay will, give you the °

in

communtty development, thenI
suggest you should consider the
recreation commission. Persons
interested ‘in these positions
‘should contact myself for fur-
ther information. As appoint-
ments are made in December,
your early support: would be.
most worthwhile.

‘Silk'Screen Workshop

This is the final week to
register for the Silk Screening

_ Workshop which is to be held

on the evenings of Nov. 26 and
26. This workshop promises to
offer. the’ participants ‘all the

phases of silk screening.
Persons interested in reg-
istering, for the ‘class ‘should
‘contact our’ offices for further
fon."A reminde? that’

‘with: the course is under the diree-

igh they» ‘outshot©.Grand. :

ght’s.: game :

RR

y ee Grand
~ Forks skated away toa 6-1 first
- period lead, then coasted to the
73° win. over ; a’ ‘lackluster —

Castlegar squad.

‘Brian: Verigin, Dave Kirby
scored

le. and Ron Sherstobitoff

Border, Bruins, in
‘hursday ‘night, even for Castlegar, “with assists
: being ‘picked up by Bhersiobt,
% i, Schisler, 5 y
i ey came back, however, seth ‘and Walken: ssa aOR
Bland © 4-8 in Larry Wools and Jerry
Quiring Bled the way for Grand
~ Forks: with two : goals’ aplece;,

+ with singles from: Jerry Quir-
ing, Horston.and McNab. ~

‘The Rebels led 2-1 after. ba

‘minutes ‘Friday on’ goals b;

Steve Bozek and Danny Walk-

med ‘ideso ses He oe
nint to th th

f the saat pists Rossi.
came back 'to tie ‘the: score’

 Bozek. scored ’ at, 2:22 of
R..\J.. Bermel .of ; overtime for the Rebels. Vern *,
ie Hanes es Sat ie
Dan:

“The second hail of the Figure Skat
~; Instruction Peet 30.7

Bei et cheques payab!

ar ie Ein Skatin: ag lub

+ tion ‘of Steve Kresta from the
+ Kootenay School of Fine. “Arts.

iit Rebel Hockey _
Two events associated

with the Rebel Hockey Clubare

), Sponsoring a fun ‘badminton;

Farland kicked out 45 ‘in the
Rossland cage. - ': +:

Castlegar had seven minor |

penalties and Rosstand picked
up six. “Each team. had: a°
fighting major vand: Walker
picked up a high-sticking major.

Saturday nights’ encounter
against the Cranbrook. Colts
was a physical contest with 31
penalties called,’ during the
game.

Castlegar led 2-0 at the end
of the first on goals by Tim Paul
and Ron Sherstobitoff and each
team scored twice in the second
period, .

Verigin and Jeff Townsend
scored for the Rebels while
Marty. Hollingshead scored

The * Retels outshot™ ‘the

Colts 51-28,. with: Rick sino
in the nets. :

- By DOROTHY. MITCHELL ,
It is a known fact that ‘good
+ food comes out of the. ship's

) | galley, and the mates of our.
“YE local Power Squadron lived up

to this reputation ‘at an annual
fall potluck supper held Nov. 5
at the Tagham Hall.. About 60
. C.P.S. members, and. families
™ gathered for ‘a ‘social: evening
and to honor the boating course

to’ meet all’ the
Rebel saperae:

The Booster Club has in-
formed us that tickets will be
on sale atthe Marshall Wells
Store in the Plaza, West's Dept.
Store or here at the Recreation
Office.’ Please note that only
advance’ tickets will be ‘sold.

a ‘reminder: that at
each home game of the Rebels,
the. Booster Club . will be
sponsoring a 60-50 draw. 2

Other games ‘for the Reb-
els during the month of Nov-
ember are slated for the 26th
and the 26th when Grand Forks

.and Kimberley will be supply-

ing the opposition,
CON

Other Events ©
The Selkirk Saints will be’.

in action on the 18th and 19th
when they’ have a couple of.
home exhibition games. Game
time is8:30 p.m.. at the
Complex.

A number of events will be

taking place during the month
of December which we wish to

mention at this time. The .

recreation commission will. be

tournament, ‘a gymnastic dis-
play’and a kiddies day at the:
arena. More information in the:
next week or so. «, %

‘ * Selkirk Weavers.
On the’ weekend of Nov.
26th the Selkirk Weavers Guild
will be showing wares at their

; annual - exhibition’ which" is ©

scheduled for the Community
Complex , on’ Saturday 'after-

+ noon. Persons interested: in
further~ information: on this -
exhibition should contact Mrs. ;

Thor-Larsen at 365-5526.
ra

‘Art Cooperative |.
Persons interested. in an

art cooperative {should ‘note .

that a group of local artists are
‘meeting . inthe Arts/Crafts
room'at the Community’ Com-
‘plex on Nov. . 80th...

: inf

number is 365-7850, while Julie
may ‘be - reached by- pho ing
565-6298.

Power Squadron
~ Honors Graduates —

present’ were reminded. of Jim

Burnham’ 's earlier words, when’:

he spoke’of the many hours of
© dedicated work that. have. pro-

* moted boating knowledge and: .

inspired himself and others to

work : with C.P.S. . A - former *

squadron commander, he takes

over the command of the.B.C.: °

Interior District in May, 1978.
Following = these’ formali-

‘fies, an exciting Dutch film was.

shown on: sailing, with’ scenes

f + from De Kaag and Friesland,

and from Yselmeer: (formerly

_/ the’ Zuider. Zee).. The shallow <~
waters of some of these areas";
can blow: up: a‘ storm: very -
“quickly,” and the skippers and,“
crews showed skills and nimble-

their. crafts.

,

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