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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, March 4, 1976

~ As the supply of ‘old
standby "Hockey Hotshot”
buttons has been dwindling
over the years, the 1976 Minor
Hockey Week Committee re-
cently held a “Design-A-
Button” contest in

Castlegar's “booster button"
for Minor Hockey Week in
years to come,

Second place went to Lar-
ry Tomlin, aged 12, of Robson,
whose “I'm s Hockey Nut"
theme was well-received, Mrs.

with Minor Hockey Week.
Although the number of

entries was low, the excellence

of quality was noted by the

judges when they made their .

selections, The identify of the
entrants was kept secret until
all ballots were cast, when first
place went to the design
submitted by Jon Varabioff,
aged 12, of the Pee Wee
division,

His entry, featuring the
silhouetted head of a hockey
player, with two maple leaves,
and the words "Castlegar Mi-

Ror Hockey", will be used as

Dorothy Martini, a past presi-
dent of the ladies’ auxiliary to
Minor Hockey, took inisd place,
plus an honorable mention for
her second entry,

Other entrants who re-
ceived honorable mention were
Kenny Keraiff, aged 19, Cam
Sookro, 10 years; Mra, Tillie

Verigin, who lists her age as -

“middle”; and Lorne Verigin,
our youngest artist nt 5 years
‘The Minor Hockey Week
Committee wishes to thank all
sontestants for their participa-
tion, and congratulates them on.
their artistic skill and effort.

Final Standings of AA Girls’
West Koofenay Basketball

Final statistics for the
season of the AA Girls' West
Kootenay Basketball League
listed below. The. schools in-
volved include Stanley Humph-
ries Secondary School, L. V.
Rogers (Nelson, J. Lioyd
Crowe (Trail) and Grand Forks,

Pts.
12
6
6

6
6
6
6 0

Designer, Ala

‘The noted Canadian her-. Canadian coat-of-arms and been’
aldry authority, Alan Boddoe, *

who designed the Legion's new
badge and worked on Canada’s
Books of Remembrance, died in
Ottawa Dec. 2, aged 82.

A member of Ottawa
Branch No, 16 of the Legion,
Mr. Beddoe founded the Her-
aldry Society of Canada; was
the first Fellow of that society;
was an officer of the Order of
the British Empire, the Order
of Canada and the Order of St.
John,

» He had redesigned the

Top Scorers in six games — :

played were as follows:
Player Pts.
E. Underhill LVR 110
K. Mason SH aL
E. Fowler SH

T. Popotf SH
L. Fabbro JLC
2. Plotnikolf GF

Beddoe, Dies

involved with the creation of
Canada’s new flag. He also
designed the coats-of-arms for
all Canadian naval vessels
involved in World War IL.

A Red Chevrén, having
gone overseas with the 2nd
Battalion in World War I and
been taken prisoner in the first
German gas attack at Ypres in
1915, he also served in World
War II in the RCNVR with the
rank of lleutenant-commander.

—Excerpt from Legion
: Magazine

Hockey Hotshot Buttons are a Thing of the Past

ff Wins Design-A-Button Contest

Cross-Country
Ski Event Has
Twenty-Two Racers

The Monte Cristo crosa-
country ski event held last
Sunday at Rossland featured 22
racers, representing various
Ago groups and degrees of
experience,

In the men’s event, Guy
Woods of Trail had a winning
time of 28 minutes, 50 seconds

_ over the three-and-a-half mile

course, which included 400 feet

; of elevation gain, ending in a

Prize for Winning Hockey Button [design ts dlaplayed on wall] is Preseated

Jon Varablotf by Minor Hockey Chairman Peter [Pat] Picton

rapid decent to the finish line.
In second place was Pat
Taddy, with a time of 30

minutes, 80 seconds, followed |

by Dag Furat who finished in 81
minutes, 45 seconds,

Winner of the women's
division was Guy's wife, Pam
Woods, .who finished in 49
minutes, 14 seconds, Wendy
Valade came in second with 47
minutes even, and Trudy Car-
son was third with a time of 53
minutes, 82 seconds,

Presentation of trophies
and prizes took place at a
luncheon at the Ram's Head Inn
in Rossland,

Sponsors of this event
were the Ram's Head Inn and
High Country Touring, with
David Smith as race co-ordin-
ator. Mr, Smith stated that it is
the hope of the sponsors to
make this cross-country ski
race an annual event, perhaps
on a bigger scale next year.

Minor Hockey Results from Castlegar and District Arena

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Consisting of 25 farm tractors, late model
w/P.T.O. and 3 point hitch, incl/ 3 - 5000 Ford,
4000, 2 - 3000, 2 - 2000, and MF. etc,

Good selction of swathers, windrowers, bale-
wagons, balers, plows, cultivators, mowers, man-
ure spreaders, orchard equipment, sprayers, etc.,
Also new equip. offered for auction.

New — Lamborgine 235 4 wheel drive 38
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Demo — Ford CL30 Skid steer loader

Feb. 21—Canadiens 3, Tex-
aco 2, Goalies were D. John-
stone for the Canadiens and P.
Perras for Texaco. Scoring for
the Canadiens were J. Stewart,
N. Dermody and K. Knowler.
Assists went to K. Keraiff, J.
Stewart and- S, Sookachoff,
Scoring for Texaco were D.
Markin and K. Relbin. Assists
were made by .N. Chursinoff
and D, Markin,

Pup Division

Feb, 24—Canadians 6, Oil-
ers 5. Goalies were S, Kruetsky
for the Canadians and R. Potter
for the Oilers. Scoring for the
Canadians was M. Corbett (6).
Assists were made by J.
Anderson and .B, Desousa.
Scoring for the Oilers were L.
Verigin (2), J. Kanigan, K.
Kerbatoff and D.' Sparkman.
Assists were made by J.
Kanigan and N. Hyson.

Sabres 4, Jets 1. Goalies
were B. Krug for the Sabres
and R. Quaedvlieg for the Jets,
Scoring for the Sabres were D.
De Rosa (8) and D. Terhune 1,
Assists going to D, Standidge,
D. De Rosa and D. Terhune.
The Jets’ goal was scored by
Robinson, assisted by R. Hor-
koff.

Feb, 25—Blazers 3, Can-
ucks 3. Goalies were J. Verigin
for the Blazers and T. Swanson
for the Canucks. Scoring for the
Blazers were J. Leitch, J.
Kanigan and K. Semenoff.
Assists went to B, Makortoff.
Scoring for the’ Canucks were
8. Jones, S. Samoyloff and G,
Roberts, Assists were made by
G. Roberts (3). and §, Jones.

Feb, 27—Canucks 4, Cana-
dians 2. Goalies were T. Swan-
son for the Canucks and R.
Salekin for the Canadians.
Scoring for the Canucks were
S, Samoyloff, C. Sookro, D.
Katelnikoff and J. Danroth,
Assists were made by D.
Katelnikoff, G. Roberts (2) and
S. Jones (2). Scoring for the
Canadians was MM. Corbett (2).

Blazers 3, Sabres 0. Goalies
were J. Verigin for the Blazers
and D. De Rosa for the Sabres,
Scoring for the Blazers were T.
Gevatkoff (2). and B, Makor-
tolf. Assists went to J. Leitch
(2).

Feb. 28—Jets 5, Maple
Leafs 5. Goalies were S. Voykin
for the Jets and K. Armstrong
for the Maple Leafs, Scoring for
the Jets were Robinson (3) and
Mair (2). Assists went to
Horkoff (2), Adams and Jmaiff.
Scoring for the Maple Leafs
were Laren (2) and Moroso,
Assists were made by Torgal-
son and Perehudoff. Ross and
Perehudoff also scored for the
Maple Leafs, with an additional
assist made by Lalonde.

Canucks 6, Oilers 2. Goal-

* tes were T. Swanson for the -

Canucks and R. Popol for the
Oilers, Scoring for the Canucks
were K, Cheveldave (3) and 8,
Samoyloff (2). .Assists were
made by W. Popoff, S. Jones
and D, Katelnikoff. Goals scor-
ed fof the Oilers were by E.
Knowler and S. Kanigan. An
assist was made by S. Kanigan,
Pee Wee Division

Feb. 15—Canadians 2, Can-
ucks 2. Goalies were K. Fisher
for the Canadians and J,
Shmoorkoff for the Canucks.
Scoring for the Canadians were
F. Pozdnekoff and B. Markin,
Scoring for, the Canucks were

for Texaco were K. Reibin, and
B, Nichvalodoff, Assists went
to D. Markin and N. Chursin-
off,

Feb, 27—Legion 3, KSCU
3. Goalies were R, Simonen for
the Legion and P. Perras for
KSCU. Scoring for the Legion
were D, Middler and G, Miller
{2}. Assists went to G. Grieves,
C. Horning and R. Ritter.
Scoring for KSCU were 1.
Foubister, T. Krug and R..
Andrews. Assists were made
by R, Lauriente (2), 8. Roberts
and P. Hyson.

Feb, 28—CSCU 3, PPWC
2. Goalies were R. Kirby for
CSCU. and N. Chernoff for

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

A, Beattie and G. Pondelicek,
with an assist by K. Ehman.
‘Feb. 23—Canadians2, Ran-
gers 0. Goalies were K. Fisher
for the Canadians and L,
Tomelin for the Rangers, Scor-
ing for the Canadians was R.
McGauley (2). Assists were
made by C. Kilpatrick and B,
Watt.

Feb. 24—Bruins 3, Maple
Leafs 2. Goalies: were D,
Tamelin for the Bruins and T.
Baulkham for.the Maple Leafs,
Scoring for the Bruins were D,
Sherstobitoff, K. Cox and B,
Marshall. Assists went to D.
Lightle, J. Obetkoff and L,
Samoyloff. Scoring for the
Maple Leafs was G, Walker {2),
assisted by K. Keraiff.

Feb. 25—Mustangs 3, Can-
ucks 1. Goalies were P, Church-
iN and Shmoorkoff for the
Canucks. Scoring for the Mus-
tangs were Demoskoff, Sim-
onen and Plotnikoff. Assists
went to Simonen and Gunder-
son. The Canucks' goal was
scored by Ehman, assisted by
Koochin.

_ Bantam Division

Feb. 23—Castlegar Ban-
tam Rep &, Nelson 2. Scoring
for Castlegar were K. Shersto-
bitoff' (2) and B. Martin (3).
Assists went to J. Josafatow, T,
Cheveldave, D. Barnes (2) ‘and
D. Kanigan.

Feb. 25—KSCU 4, Texaco
2, Goalies were P. Perras for
KSCU and D. Drazdoff for
Texaco, Scoring for KSCU
were T, Krug (2), I. Foubister
and 8. Roberts. Assists went to
B. Allen, R. Andrews (3), T.

PPWC. Scoring for CSCU were
M. Lightle and T. Nazaroff (2).
Assists. were made by M,
Wichert, T. Nazaroff, M. Ligh-
tle and D. Hughes. PPWC goals
were scored by M. MacDonald
(2), Assists went to C. Voykin
(2) and T. Reid. v

Canadiens 4, KSCU 4.
Goalies were K. Beattie for the
Canadiens and P. Perras for
KSCU. Scoring for the Cana-
diens were K. Keraiff, K.
Knowler (2) and N. Dermody.
Assists went to J. Stewart (3)
and D. Johnstone. Scoring for
KSCU were I. Foubister (2) and
R. Lauriente (2). Assists were
made by R. Lauriente (2) and T.
Krug.

__. Midget Division

(Feb. 24—Dynamiters 5,
Buzzards 2. Goalies were .L.
Ingham for the Dynamiters and
D. McMillen for the Buzzards.
Scoring for the Dynamiters
were D, Kirby, G. Pace (2), B,
McDonald and C. Kooznetsoff.
Assists. went to G. Pace, D.

Kirby and B, Tassone. Scoring
for the Buzzards were B,
Nazaroff and A, Conroy. As-
sists went to B. Cheveldave and
P. Rilkoff.

Feb, 25—Buzzards 5, Wee-
bles 3. Goalies were D, McMul-
len for the Buzzards and D.
‘Wallace for the Weebles. Scor-
ing for the Buzzards were B.
Nazaroff (2), D. Obetkoff (2)
and G, Gillman. Assists went to
A. Conroy, D, McMullen, J.
Gillman and J. Roberts. Scoring
for the Weebles were S. Bozek
(2).and J. Townsend. Assists
went to J. Townsend (2) and B,
Kubos.

Midget Intercity League

Feb. 21—(in Spokane) Spo-
kane 6, Castlegar 3. Goalies for
Castlegar, were D.,.McMullen
and R. Plotnikoff; Scoring for
Castlegar were G. Yule,. D.
MacKinnon and B, Cheveldave,
Assists went to B. Tassone, B.
Verigion and G. Pace (2).

Feb, 22—(In Spokane) Cas-
tlegar 6, Spokane 6. Goalies for
Castlegar were R, Plotnikoff
and D. McMullen. Scoring for
Castlegar were G. Pace (3), G,
Yule, B. Tassone and B, Nazar-
off. Assists went to G. Yule and
B. Tassone.

West Kootenay Play-offs

Feb, 28—(in Trail) Castle-
gar 5, ‘Trail 2. -Goalies for
Castlegar were Ron Plotnikoff
and Dan McMullen. Scoring for
Castlegar were Dan Obedkoff,
Gordie Pace, Geoff Yule, Jim
Bermel and Brian’ Verigin.
Assists were made by Pat
I ‘off, Jim Bermel, Brian
Verigin (2), Bruno Tassone (2)
and Michael Varabioff.

Feb. 23—-(in Castlegar)
Castlegar 10, Nelson 1. Goalie
for Castlegar was Dan McMul-
len. Scoring for Brian Verigin
(2), Geoff Yule, David Kirby,
Bill Nazaroff, Dan Obedkoff,
Michael Barabioff, Bruno Tas-
sone, Gordie Pace and Jeff
Townsend. Assists went to
Gord Pace, Bruno Tassone (2),
Brian: Verigin (3), Steven Bo-
zek, Jim Bermel (2), Glen
Sorenson (2), Dan Qbedkoff,
David Kirby and Michael Vara-
bioff.

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(Notice Or
Public Hearing

Ottawa, February 23, 1976

ISSUE No, 2

MONTREAL; QUEBEC

MARCH 30, 1976, 9:30 A.M..

The Canadian Radio-Television Commission will: hold
a public hearing beginning on March 30, 1976 at the

Sheraton Mount-Royal Hotel, 1455 Peel Street, Mon-
treal, Quebec to consider the following:

DOUG SMITH RADIO PRODUCTIONS INC., SUITE 74,
GROUND FLOOR, SUN LIFE BUILDING, DOMINION
SQUARE, MONTREAL, QUEBEC. H3C 3G5

Olympic Radio Network (760131300)

Application for a: broadcasting licence to carry
on a temporary network operation from July 5 to

. August Ist, 1976 for the purpose of providing broad-
+ cast coverage of the Games of the XXI Olympiad.

The network would consist of the following AM and
FM s ations with others to be added at a later date:

CIV) Victoria, CJOR Vancouver, CKOV Kelowna,
CKQR Castlegar, CFIK Terrace, CKTK Kitimat, CHTK
Prince Rupert, CKNL Fort St. John, CFNL Fort Nelson,
British Columbia; CFAC Calgary, CJOC Lethbridge,
CJPR Blairmore, CHAT Medicine Hat, CKGY Red Deer,
CJOI Wetaskwin, Alberta; CFSL Weyburn, CJSL Este-
van, CKKR Rosetown, CKOM- Saskatoon, CKBI Prince
Albert, CINB North Battleford, Saskatchewan; CKRC
Winnipeg, Manitoba; CFCO Chatham, CHSC St. Ca-
tharines, CKLB Oshawa, CKQS-FM Oshawa, CJSS
Cornwall, CFTR Toronto, CHFI-FM Toronto, SHAM
Hamilton, CKJD Sarnia, CKOY Ottawa, Ontario; CFCF
Monteral, CFQR-FM Montreal, Quebec; CHTN’ Char-
lottetown, Prince Edward island and CKDH Amherst,
Nova Scotia, 5 &

Location where the application may be examined:

Suite 74, Ground Floor,
Sun Life Building,
Dominion Square,
Montreal, Quebec,

INFORMATION ON APPLICATIONS

Right to comment: Under the Commission’s Rules of

Procedure for public hearings, any person who is

interested in an application may file a written inter-

vention with the Commission for the purpose of

supporting, opposing or requesting a modification of

the application. Also, anyone may file In writing 3
or. other ion to the Ce

ig matiers 1o be ! at
this Public Hearing. 5

Such interventions or representations should contain
the ‘name, ‘address and telephone number of the
persons submitting the document and be sent to the

undersigned at the Canadian Radio Television Com--
mission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario KIA -
ON2.

All i and i ‘frat
ters to be considered at this Public Hearing must be
received at the Commission Office by March 15,
1976. Also, all interventions and_ representations
which concern or affect any application of an appli-
cant shown on this Notice must be se on such

or by J mail on or
before March 15, 1976,

It is necessary to attach the postal or messenger re-
ceipt, or other proof of service to the copy filed
with the CRTC giving: proof that the applicant has
received his copy. ,

While there is a specific form which interventions
must follow, the Commission's Rules of Procedure
require that interventions describe the Interest of
the intervenor and contain a clear and concise state-
ment of the relevant facts and grounds upon which
the intervenor’s support for, opposition to or pro-
posed modification of the application Is based,

Viewing of documents: Anyone can view the applica-
tions at either the office of the CRTC, 100 Metcalfe
Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario or at the local
address given in this Notice for examination of the
application,

Procedure at Hearings: The CRTC Rules of Procedure
setting out the rights and obligations of ‘the parties

to a hearing are available from Information Canada.

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Recreation News

Minor Soccer People
Look for Local Support

By Pat Metge

The Minor Soccer people
are requesting your support in
the local soccer system. At the
present Ume, there are approx-
imately 180 boys engaged in
playing the sport, Each season
enough interest has been
shown by parents to assist in‘
refereeing and coaching; how-
ever, the number of executive
members has dwindled to two.

For another succesaful
son there is need for support in
the re-forming of an executive.
On Monday at 7.80 p.m. there
will be a meeting at the
Recreation Office at which time
it is‘hoped this new executive
can be formed.

The Recreation Commis-
sion would like to thank those
persons that have participated
in the fitness month. A special
thanks to those persons who
turned up to witness the
gymnastics display which was
held last Saturday.

The points have been tabu-
lated for the participation a-
wards and once again the
winners are Mrs, Townsend's
Grade 3 class from Twin Rivers
for school class participation
and the Senior Citizens for club
participation. The total number
of persons registering was 304,

.

eos
Presently, the Recreation
Office is looking for persons
wishing summer employment.
Application forms are available
atthe office for summer
recreation workers as well as
for the positions of pool man-
ager, head lifeguard, junior
guards and cashiers at the Bob
Brandson Pool
The local ball people are
beginning to think of their:
summer activities, A meeting
for all users of community fields
is to be held March 17 at 7.30
p.m. at the Recreation Office.

At this meeting the acheduling
of fields for the summer months
will take place,

For those girls between
the ages of 17-19 who wish to
play softball for the local
juvenile team, there will be an
organizational meeting tonight,
This meeting is to be held at the
home of Albert Baker at 743 -
2nd Ave. N.

°

* o.8

It has been brought to our
attention that there will be
activity at the Super-Valu
parking lot, A challenge street
hockey game is in the making
between the Super-Valu em-
ployees and the Canadian Post
Office workers,

From our information, the
Super-Valu Club soundly de-
feated the Safeway employees
and now are taking on new
challenges. This upcoming
match is to be held on Sunday
Bey p.m. in the Super-Valu
iol

The Community Arts
Council has another of their
many events scheduled for this
Saturday, when the Kootenay
Chamber Orchestra will be
performing at Selkirk College
at 7.80 p.m.

Guest performers include
Zdenek Kriz, Wendy Panatton}
and Lawrence dela Haya who
is from the Victoria Conserva-
tory of Music. Guest sopranist
for the evening will be Joyce
Jacobson of Kimberley.

Bowling League Results from Castlegar and District Players

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 4, 1876

Mon, Night Mixed 7-9 pm,

LHS Kris John 245, LHT
Kris John 633,

MHS Dave Calder 806.
MHT Dave Calder 762,

THS Mishaps 1076, THT
Mishaps 8088,

Team Points: Sunshiners
4, Screwballs 1, Expos 1, Lucky
5's 3, Misfires 0, Mishaps 4,

Other 600's: Don Rosler
668, Terry Cormier 626, John
Marshall 618, Darrel Rourke
669, Marv Wood 601.

Wed. Night Mixed (Feb. 11)

LHS Gloria Riesen and
Cheryle Badge 227. LHT He-
lene Turner 600,

MHS Don Sidoni 261. MHT.
Dave Turner 676,

“THS French Connection
1058. TART Tiderdogs 2890,

Team Pointa: French Con-
nection 3, Spookers 1, Half Fast
Five 0, Underdogs 4, Un-
knowns 2, Sweat Hogs 2,

Other 600's: Hal Hesketh
671, Rick Badge 664, Don
Sidoni 640, Joe Mathers 611,
Gary Konkin 601.
Thurs. Night Mixed (Feb. 12)

LHS Linda Miller 277.
LHT Linda Miller 632.

MHS Dennis Chernenkoff
332, MHT Dennis Chernenkolf

THS All Stars 1187. THT
All Stars 3065, z

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Stand Bys 1, Head Pins 2,
Rovers (6) 3, Early Risers 3,
Odd Couples 3, Jackson (5) 3,
Robson Rollers 2, Odd Balls 1,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Molson’s Invitational Jr. Hockey Te

Saints Win Third Place

Selkirk Saints hockey team
won third place in the Molson's
Iuvitational Junior Hockey
Tournament, played the week-
end of Feb. 20-21 in Kamloops,
B.C. The Saints won ‘three
games and lost one during the
four-day tournament.

Selkirk defeated Olds Jun-
ior College Broncos 17-3 in their
first. game but lost to the
tournament winners, St, Clair

Junior College from Windsor,
Qnt., 6-8 on Friday night.
Selkirk was leading 3-2
into the third period and were
called for a curved'stick infrac-
tion and St. Clair College.
scored the. tying goal ‘plus
banged ‘in two more goals
within five minutes to take the
lead and go on to win the game.
On Saturday, the Sains
beat Algonquin Junfor College

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advance. to the consolation
finals on Sunday. against Van-
couver Commiunity College. A
final score ‘of 7-8 over Varicou-
ver Community won the Con-
solation Cup and individual
trophies for the Saints,

Selkirk captain Dale Cos-

tanzo was named Most Valu-
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team left wing. Joel Tremblay
was awarded, all-star position
on defense even though he was
the smallest defenseman in the
tournament, He really had four
outstanding games for the
Saints. -
Dale Costanzo scored 11
goals for the tourney high, and
centre Rick Beauchamp had six
goals and 11 assists for 17
points, another tournament
high.

Selkirk was only able.to
dress 18 players, including two
goaltenders, while the other
,teams in the competition all
dressed the maximum of 19
players. Missing from the Sel-
kirk line-up were Glenn Grigg,
John Maddalozzo and Larry
Reid.-Coach Ernie Gare hopes
to have both Grigg and Mad-
dalozzo back for the Western
Canada finals to be held in
Winnipeg in March.

The Saints won the B.C.
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ticipating with St. Clair win-
ning the tourney, Cariboo Col-
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. Break (Feb. 3)

Cannon Balls 1, All Stars 3,
Dynamiters 1.

‘Other 600's: Ken Hood 707,
George Stoochnoff 705, Orlando
Vecchio 697, Gary Rayner 688,
Walter Tymofievich 665, Larry
Rovers 622, Frank Webster
6650, Matt Rohn 639, John
Shertobitoff 636, Gary Jackson
626, Bill Davis 622, Jake Koenig
618, Doug Fellmen 608.
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School

LHS Denise, Olson 226,
LHT Denise Olson 549.

MHS Barry Poster. MHT
Dean Morrisseau, y

THS Team 1 - 966, THT
Team 1 - 2657.

. Team Points; Team 1 - 4,
Team 2-1, Team 3-4, Team 4-
0, Team 5 - 0, Team 6 - 8,

‘Other 600's: James Makor-
toff 604,

Mon, Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Ellena Carew ‘260,
LHT Annette Bouchard 603,

MHS Bob Bertuzzi 296,
MHT. Dave Calder 831.

THS Screwballs 1129, THT
Mishaps 9184.

Team Points: Sunshinera
0, Screwballs 8, Expos 1, Lucky
6's 3, Misfires 1, Mishaps 4.

Other 600's: Terry Cor-
mier 710, Bob Bertuzzi 696,
Marv Wood 650, Dave John
621, John Marshall 608, Darre!
Rourke 6
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Dot Sutton 260, LHT
Elsie Rysen 658, ;

MHS Mark Carigan ‘359.
MHT Bob Cowlin 684,

THE Head Pins 1108. THT
Left Overs 2915,

Team Points: Left Overs
41’, Interior Wiezels 41’,
Slow Pokes 39, Spares 31, Head
Pins 42, All Stars 83. =

. Other 600's: Mark Carigan
688, Walter Kanigan 648, Dot
Sutton 648, Carol Comtois 682,

- Lil Knowler 631, June Archam-

bault 629, Bud Hall 620, Paul

Makiev 607, _

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
‘LHS Irene Conroy 269,

725,
. THT,
Head Pins 9193.

Team Points: Left Overs
42%, Interior Wiezels 42%,
Slow. Pokes 42, Spares 35, Head

ing: 45,*All Stars:93..=
== Other 600's:7Jean’ Coit

668," Paul’ Makiev 663, Dana:

Toews 638,
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
LHS Elsie Rysen 289, LUT
Carol Comtois 769,
MHS Doug Sutton 285.
MHT. Walter Kanigan 737.
THS Head Pins 1202, THT
Head Pins 9219. ae
Team Points: Left Overs
39%, Interior Wiezels 40%,
Slow Pokes 36, Spares 28, Head
Pins 40, All Stars $2, %
Other 600's:: Dot Sutton
666, Doug Sutton 637, Ed
Conroy 625, Bill Carson 620,
Irene Conroy 616, Elsie Ryseri
611, Dana Toews 606.
—Calfee

LHS Olga Ogloff 296. LHT
Robin Eldridge 692,

THS Take Five 1072, THT
Take Five 2686,

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 2, Mugs 8, Pincurlers 1,
Take Five 2, Wheaties 3.
Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffeo
Break (Feb. 10) :

LHS Marie Makaroff 244.
LHT Eleanor Holdsworth 628.

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 8, Mugs 4, Pincurlers 0,
Take Five 2, Wheaties 2.
Tues. Morning Ladies—Cotice
Break’ (Feb, 17)

LHS’ Bea Knutson 243,
LHT Bea Knutson 627.

THS Wheaties 936, THT.
Muffets 2580.

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 3, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 0,
Take Five 4, Wheaties 3.

Other 600’s: Sharon Isfeld

604.
‘Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
(Feb. 3) x

LHS Irene Hill 268. LHT
Trene Hill 729,

THS Boundary Electric
1001. THT Central Food Mart
2742,

Team Points: Castlegar
Drugs 44, Central Food Mart
40‘, Quality Bldg. Products
‘33, Super-Valu 98, Boundary
Electric 45, Mykyte’s 76 - 27%.

Strike Outs: Kathy Wells,
Teresa Anderson,

Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m.
(Feb, 10) i

LHS Elaine Martin 257,
LHT Del Lutz 630,

THS Boundary Electric
937, THT Central Food Mart
2624,

Team Points: Castlegar
Drug 47, Central Food Mart
42%, Quality Bldg. Products
34, Buper-Valu 41, Boundary
Electric 47, Mykyte's 76 - 28",

Other 600's: Mary Quiding
617, Elaine Martin 619.

Strike Out: Alice Sanford.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Feb, 8)

LHS Kay Adshead 222,
LHT Kay Adshead 607.

MHS Matt Rohn 207, MHT
Larry Olson 686,

‘THS Screwballs 1018, THT
Alley Cats 2011,

Team Points: Screwballs 9,
Dingbats 0, Regulars 1, Colum-
bia 6-0, Alley Cats 4, Misfits 4,

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
678, John Paulson 666, Terry
Montgomery 631, Jim Proud
629, Dave Adshead 615, Dennis
Chernenkoff 614, Fred Pod-
moreff 604,

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m,
(Feb, 10)

LHS Gloria Taylor 247,
LHT Gloria Taylor 619.

MHS Larry Olson 284,
MHT Larry Olson 674,

THS Dingbats 1065. THT
Regulars 2976.

‘Team Points: Screwballs 1,
Ding Bats 9, Regulars 4,
Columbia & - 0, Alley Cats 1,

isfits 3,

Other 600's: John Paulson
654, Marvin LeRoy 642, Ed
Adshead 641, Jack Cheveldave

128,

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Tues, Night Mixed 911 p.m,
LHS Carol Emmons 287.
LHT Carol Emmons 743,
MHS Orlando Vecchio 290.
MHT Art Dusseault 762.
THS Live & - 1169. THT
Live 5 - 3160,
Team Points: Nighthawks
1, Rowdy Rush-ins 3, 7/11's 1,
Roadhogs 8, Headpins 1, Live 5
3.

Other 600's: Willy Kalesni-
koff 716, Orlando Vecchio 682,"
Larry Webster 657, Matt Rohn
646, Shelley Ross 645, Barb
Junker 618, Wes Kirkwood 606,
aTees. Night Mixed .Q1L-p.m.
am LHS “Joyce! ‘Tirae? bd,
LHT Erma Mykyte 584.

MHS Orlando Vecehio 918,

MHT Orlando Vecchio 759,

THS Nighthawks 1074.
THT Nighthawks 2899,

Team Points: Nighthawks
2, Rowdy Rush-ins 2, 7/11's 2,
Roadhogs 1, Headpins 9, Live &
+2

Other 600's: Larry Web-
ster 679, Willy Kalesnikoff 651,
Ken Emmons 643, Matt Rohn
642, Art Dusseault 641,
Dwayne Keus 624, Larry Olsen

Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers
(Feb, 11)
._ LHS Anne Fishwick 299,
LHT Anne Fishwick 691.
THS Ramblers 1032, THT
Ramblers 22935,
‘Team Points; Ramblers 60,
Hornets 44, Model Tees 44,

Chevys 38, Beatles 35, T-Birds -

26,

Other 600's: Ev Wilson
661, Ruth Rourke 628, Pearl
Mott 622, Kathy Horcoff 604,
Helen Kinakin 641,

Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers
(Feb, 18)

LHS. Erma Mykyte 283,
LHT Erma Mykyte 676.

THS Chevys 993. THT
Chevys. 2763,

Team Points: Ramblers 51,
Model Tees 47, Hornets 44,
Chevys 42, Beatles 35, T-Birds
90.

Other 600's: Annette Bou-
chard 660, Mable Postnikoff
624, Cathy Stewart 605.

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(Feb, 11)

LHS June , Archambault
268. LHT June Archambault
650.

“HS Parrots 977. THT
Budgies 2784.
Team Points: Parrots 4,

+ Canaries 0, Woodpeckers 0,

Budgies 4, Eagles 4, Swallows
: Other 600's: Dot Tipping
120.

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(Feb. 18)

LHS Ev Peterman 255.
LHT Louise Zaitsoff 608.

THS Budgies 973. THT
Budgies 2833.

Team Points: Parrots 2,
Canaries 2, Woodpeckers 2,
Budgies 3, Eagles 1, Swallows
2

Wed. Night Mixed (Feb. 18)
LHS Lisa Antignani and

Helene Turner 253, LHT Joyce

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