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120 Bowlers Participate

fn the Giviston with the

ing of Stella Palaramuk, Fred Bonnett, Carol

ni
Vecchio, Karen Mykyte, Erma Mykyte and Angle Arnason.

DIE HARDS tock first place

—Castle Bowladrome Photo

Bonneit’s Bowling Tour

The seventh annual Bon-

snett’s Ladies’ Bowling Tourna-

ment held Monday had 24
teams entered this year. Out of
120 bowlers participating,
three recorded strike-outs—
Nona Paulson, Maria Makaroff
and Bobbie Keraiff. :

At the banquet held at the
Legion Hall, Fred Bonnett
presented trophies which he
had donated to the first-place
winners in the A and B

sections, as well as the first-

place individual triple winners
in A, B and C sections.

The ladies extend thanks
to Mr. Bonnett, Ken Yaseniuk
of Dave's Dixie Lee, Gordon
Brady of CKQR and the Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary «for. their
gencrous donations.

Proceeds of $88 realized

_ from raffles held throughout

In the “‘B’’ Division with the

team consisting of Verena DeWalt, Kathy Chernoff, Alna
ie Hedh A =

nie
—Castle Bowladrome Photo

| Commercial Hockey
“| League Standings

Castlegar Commercial
Hockey League standings as of

Ww
26 1
24 2
Juveniles 9 2
V&HContr. 8 3
C. Drugs & 2
Top 10
Player GP G oA
Wayne Kinakin, (D-B-D)
29 66 50
Don Savinkoff (D-B-D)
27 42
Jerry Antignani (HA)
300 2387
Rick Beauchamp (HA)
Lr 43 (27
Jerry Hurd (HA)
28 #418 «36
Vince Antignani (HA) ('°°".
26 ie
Ed Zebroff (D-B-D)
19 21 25
Howie Byers (HA)

Dan Holdsworth (D-B-D)
23° «17 «8

Don Mair (HA)
28 (18

23
Goaltenders

Dave Grundy (D-B-D)
1

Phil Markin (D-B-D)
3 6 0 2,00
Total D-B-D
29. 92 #1

Larry Ingham (V&H)
5 48 0

317

9.60
Kirby (V&H)
6

0 5.67
Denisoff and Kirby (V&H)
A 10 56 O 5,60
Beamish (V&H)
0 60 (6,00
Hlookoff (V&H)
3 4AT7., 5.67
Morris (V&H)
4 20 O 5,00
Total V&H Contractors
32.205 «0 (6.41
Mackenzie (Juv.)
‘ 13 830.88
“Wallace (Juv.)
3 0 8,00
Mackenzie and Wallace (Juv.)
16. 97 O 647

Total Juveniles
320 2110 (06.59
Lawrence Chernoff (CD)
- 18 126 0 7.00
Kirby (CD)

GP GA S/0 Avg. 5 34 0 680

Phil Markin (HA)
I 7 1 247
Dennis Chernenkoff (HA)
% 12. 48 2 4.00
Total Hi Arrow Arms
3695-3 3.06

D. Chernenkoff (CD)
1 9 O- 9.00
Bob Batting (CD)
4 24 6.00
Total Castlegar Drugs
28 192 0 6.86

'

the-day will be sent to the
Variety Club Telethon fund for
the Children’s Hospital.
The following isa list of the
winners: :
“A” Division Team
First—Hopefulls (384
Stella Palamaruk, Carol V:
chio, Karen Mykyte, Angie
Arnason, Erma Mykyte.
Second—Dingbats (8273);
Bobbie Keraiff, Kathy Horcoff,
ke

oF ay

Third—Slocan Rollers
(3264); Mary ‘Strélaeff, Elaine
Woods, Ann Podd, Kathy Voy-
kin, Marilyn Kerfoot.

Fourth—Misfits (8258); Vi
Edstrom, Linda Buday, Bonnie
White, Kay MeGauley, Bertha
Vincent.

Fifth—3m's8 (3148); Mar-
celle Wright, Vi McLuckie,
Mary Quiding, Marge Schnie-
der, Irene Hill,

Sixth Homes

nament

(3168); Betty Evin, Doris Zoob-
koff, Flo Kavaloff, Liz Stooch-
noff, Laura Evdokimoff,

Third—China Dolls (8126);
Linda Worley, Vi Madrigga, Liz
Madrigga, Darlene Carter, Do-
teen White,

Fourth — Helen's Five
(9065); Helen Roberta, Joan
Humphries, Jean Berikoff, Lola
Tymofievich, Nellie Verigan.

Fifth —Eagles (8011);
Dianne Dermody, Shirley Fo-
dor, Donna Fabian, Janice
Barton, Shirley Barton.

Sixth—Aristocats (2988);
Gerte Henke, Denise Duck-
worth, Louise Gjennestad,
Chris Makiev, Yvonne.Magee.

Hard Luck Team—Valley
Mites (2813); Ann Podd, Violet
Popoff, Marie Verigan, Jean:
nette Klapstien, Sara Legebo-
koff. i
Individual “A” z

Triple~First, Erma My-

kyte (789); second, Diana Lady .

(760); third,” Nona Paulson
(698); fourth, Kathy Voykin and
Bonnie White (664); fifth, Bob-
bie Keraiff and Karen Mykyte

(663). :

Single—First, Erma » My-
kyte (317); second, Diana Lady
(288);

= os tn aes vas sears

Siocan Valley Outriders
Complete First Year

The. Slocan Valley Out-
riders Riding. Club, a newly-
formed, non-profit society aim-

at h h

Kasper of Nelson; and the
second raffle winner was Lisa
Sutherland of Lardeau, who

and sportsmanship in the
Castlegar, Nelson ahd Slocan
Valley areas, has. now been in-
operation for one'year.

One of the highlights of
their first year in operation was
receiving a $16,000 Federal
Government Works Grant to
hire five people to build a large
show arena, dressage size
arena, concession stand, wash-
rooms, judges stand and stable
and camping facilities at Pass-

more. Work on ‘this project’ -

atarted In November and con-
tinued for one month, and is to
be resumed again in March.
The club held two raffles
during the past year; one was a
$1,000 firat prize lottery held in
July, with the winner being E.

Students Made

A Million .

Five high-school students,
all girls, played the stock
market for 12 weeks and turned
$100,000 into‘almost $1 million
—at least on paper.

- Under a program sponsor-
ed for the’ last eight years by
Wilfrid peuer University in

ty +) ees &

won 8 Mickey.
Two inter-club clinics were
held at member's homes during
the: summer and,a small gym-
khana wag held in,conjunction
with Winlaw Days on July Ist.
The new club ive for

se V7] COLLEGE

requires a

PURCHASING CLERK

DUTIES: :
Under supervision of Purchasing Officer will check

and authorization, type and mall
requisitions for clarity and bate tion, peer ma

1978 is comprised of president
Steve Jessome of Slocan Park;
vice-president Barry Custance
of Crescent Valley; treasurer
Eva Cumming of Slocan Park;
and secretary. Lois Taylor of
Crescent Valley.

Directors are Ldrna Sofon-
off and Pete Milton, both of
Winlaw. eeu

. A two-day horse show and
gymkhana will be held Aug.
12th and 18th at the club's new
showground location at Pass-
more, with a variety of English
and Western events, as well as
jumping.

The club has booked two
instructors to give English and
Western lessons . throughout
the year. Dr. Jeanne White of
Vernon, a British Pony Club
Class “A” instructor, will teach
for three days in July and Mrs,
Lenore Ketcheson of Calgary
will instruct a Western riding
clinic for three days in June.

Members report that inter-

Gem:
roff (185).

thetical investments and a

“B” Division

Triple—First, Elaine
Woods (686); second, Lola
Tymofievich *(673); third, Ev
Bennett (639);

‘st, Darlene

Carter (281); second, Elaine

Woods (269); third, Madeline
(262)

(3109); Bonnie White, Del Lutz,
Linda Buday, Diana Lady,
Teresa Anderson,

Hard Luck Team—Kinber-
ries (2845); Linda Miller, Lisa
Antignani, Cheryl Closkey, Col-
leen Lightle, Dorothy Tipping.
“B" Division’ Team

First—Die Hards (8254);
Verena DeWalt, Kathy Cher-
noff, Aina Stetsko, Nila Hoo-
laeff, Diana Lady.

Second —Robson Gals

Game Results

By J.B. PALMER

Feb. &—Juvenile Girls 35,
Lucerne Secondary School 20;
Sr. Women 84, New Denver 16.

New Denver's first game—
Sr. Men 100, Slocan City 95.

Feb. 7—Sr. Women's. 47,
Beaver Valley 50; top scorer -
Carol Morris 17 points, 20 re-
bounds. :

Feb. 9—Sr. Men's 120, Jam
Factory, Nelson 86; top scorer -
Bill Walker with 24 points,

Feb. 11—Sr. Women’s 23,
Cranbrook 32.

Feb, 12—Sr. Women’s 39,
Cranbrook 53.

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Melnt ); fourth, Angie
Arnason (251); :fifth, Flo Kava-
loff (240); sixth, Lola Tymo-
fievich (238).

Low Game—Kay Adshead
(82).
“C” Division Individual

_ Triple—First, Kay Me-

Gauley - (602); second, Donna
Fabian (573); third, Nila Hoo-
laeff and Hazel Hartley (544);
fourth, Jean Berikoff (520).

Low Game—Janice Barton
(96). 2

fore Gy 2)
wel ie © Feb, 13—Juveni

J. L. Crowe Jr.'s 16; top scorer -
Sharleen Martini with 12
points; top rebounder - Shar-
leen Martini with 7 rebounds.

Sr. Women 56, Rossland
Sr. Women: 51; top “scorer -
Chris Fitzpatrick with 19

points; top rebounder - Carol "

Morris with 16 rebounds.

Sr. Meh 66, Trail Men 55;
top scorer - Rand Wayling with
22 points.

-Gov't Plan

For New Coin
Is Scrapped

The government has scrap-
ped its first set of plans to
manufacture new one-cent
coins because they would have
cost two cents each to produce,
Jean-Pierre Goyer, minister of
supply and services said re-
cently. .
He told the Commons the
project was withdrawn, not
only because of protests by
businesses which would have
had-to spend millions of dollars
on such equipment.as new
vending machines, but because
“it costs two cents to manu-
facture a one-cent piece.”

The government will study
other proposals for a néw coin,
he added. z

Goyer was replying to
Peter Bawden (PC-Calgary
South) who asked whether the
Canadian Mint has secret de-
signs for coins worth 20 cents,
40 cents and 80 cents to replace
current nickels, dimes . and

* quarters.

“The mint has no secret
plans," Goyer said.

Canadian Life Insurance
Only one-fifth of one per
cent of Canadian applicants for

* life insurance are turned down

because of dangerous occupa-
tions.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

atthe ept
track of their transactions.

wari the new Uub is ga and]
things look bright for the Out-
riders in 1978. New members _

are welcome to join.

ders,
freight, arrange internal delivery, fill stock: requisi-
telah Atty departmental charge. reports, receive
and summarize bids, maintain stockroom: and inven-
tory, act as receptioniat to staff and general public,
maintain files, type correspondence, other related
duties as required.

QUALIFICATIONS: oe
Grade 1

ical tralning; must be able to type with a
pH Haat of sean and.shoutd have knowledge of
traffle and customs, duty and taxes; should be familiar
with general business practice and have some
organizational abllity. One year of previous related
experience is preferred. B.C. Orivers license Is
preferred,

LARY: :
te Horrdanee with the C.U.P.E. collective agreement.

STARTING DATE: March 8, 1978
APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: February 20, 1978

ADDRESS APPLICATIONS TO: Personnel Office
Saleirk College

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