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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 27, 1977

. Fall car Program
In Windup Stages

By J.B. PALMER.
‘The final stages of the fall
rugby program are winding up,

- with Castlegar's selections for

‘the Columbia River Interna-
tional Rugby Union being
made, -

Ivan Heroux, Bill Walker
and Don Davies were selected
and will travel to Spokane this
Sunday for the rep team

tryouts, The Rep team will play
two games in November
against Vancouver and Fraser
Valey in Ast division competi-
tion.

The Cossack women open
their basketball season with a
game against Selkirk women on
Thursday. Beaver Valley and
Rossland women are featured
in the preliminary game.

‘ Views from Recreation i

We wish to remind persons
of the upcoming workshop at
Selkirk College this weekend.
The ‘workshop is offcring two
avenues of interest, one on the
roles, functions and administra-
ton of recreation and the other
on the arts, culture and art
councils,

This one-day workshop,

Rebels’ Game Record
Not Affected by Delay

Players’ delay in receiving Canadian Hockey Association
accreditation cards will not jeopardize the Castlegar Rebels’
standing in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League,
“club president Mel McMullen said this week.

In response torumors that the Rebels are playing illegally and
may be forced to default their near-perfect winning streak,

McMullen explained the CHA is “badly swamped” at this time of ¥

the year and: expects further delays in distributing . the
cards~especially to players new to the area.

: McMullen said at least five KIJHL clubs are experiencing the
same problem and KIJHL members tuled at a meeting on
Wednesday of last week players will be accepted as legal players
as long as they are “in the process” of. obtaining their cards.

“ United Way Donation
A Good Investment

Each year, the Canadian
Red Cross Society asks for your
help through the: United Way.
fund-raisi wee

and unable to fend for them-
.Selves, and lessened the frus-
trations of being young and

iB:

Last year, more than $7.5
million ‘dollars raised by) the
United: Way went to the Red
Cross.

The money was spent
lending sickroom equipment to
the disabled and the infirmed,
conducting water safety classes
throughout the country and
recruiting blood donors.

The money saved lives. It
eased the heartbreak felt by
thousands who were old, alone

It bought education in
health, safety and emergency
care to. many Canadians who
now know that accidents can
happen, but tragedies won't.

Last year, a donation to
the United Way was a good

~ investment.

This year, it's worth even

more to the thousands of people

helped by the Canadian Red
Cross Society.

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ing at 10 a.m. Saturday,
will be sponsored by the pro-
vineial government and the
West Kootenay Recreation As-
sociation. There is a small
registration fee which will
entitle you, to an af

Director Pat Metge

National Exhibition Centre
is hosting a display by ‘Trail
artist Mary Elliott on batik,
tle-dye and watercolors, ‘This
exhibition is starting this week
‘and will run until Nov. 5, The
show is open for viewing from 1
9 p.m. daily, except for Oct. 31,

Castlegar Golf Club will be
holding its windup banquet,
dance and trophy presentation
Nev: 4 in ‘the: clubtoute, Per-

Girls Hockey
, Registration,
Begins Again -.

Hockey‘ {s a: love of
many, ‘including | a. good
number of girls, who until
last year when they: were
organized for the first time
‘Ideally under the structure
of Minor Hockey, had to
organize themselves as
well as purchase late hour

tee Hine. feel the strong
urge to play hockey is still
with the girls but not
enough have taken the
steps to assure

my obtain their tickets from
the pro shop, Castlegar Drugs
or Inland Gas.

Blueberry ' Creek Recren-
tion Ce will

luncheon.

Further information may
be obtained by calling our
offices.

Silk Screen Workshop

A twoday workshop de-
voted to silk. screening -will be
* coming up Nov: 25 - 26. Persons
planning to attend should make

note that, the deadline for:

registering is Nov. 18.
This workshop, consisting
of 11 hours. of instruction, will

. Its annval Craft Fair in Decem-
ber at the Kinnaird Hall. This
event was a success last year
and the same is anticipated for
this year, as well,

Part Two in.a Series:

sufficient registration to
have it once again’ under
Minor Hockey.

One more eltort is
being made to make it
known there is hockey for
girls. Those interested are
asked to leave their name
and telephone number by
phoning 865-6503.

‘The’ fuel pee has
timulated interest | among
snowmobilers on’ ways in
which | they can ‘conserve
* gas ‘and ‘still enjoy’ their
favorite sport.
Snowmobile : “engineer
‘at’ Mercury ' Marine ‘have
"these ‘suggestions ‘to ‘offer:
1) Tune up’ for ‘econ-
omy. Proper ignition’ tim-
ing and clean spark plugs
assure ‘extra mileage. Be
sure your engine is perking
efficiently.

tem. Make sure that all
fuel line fittings are tight
and drip-free. The carbure-
tor should also. be firmly
seated on th ifold: It

ston pnt apecificatlona,-

Follow; aprocedures outlined
in tho, owner's manual for
your. machin

9). C hock “track adjuat- ry

ment. An out-of-adjustment
track is another energy
parasite. Follow the owner's

2) Check the-fuel sya- -”

_ Snowmobile p Toa Ma |
f fu od

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4 Tabrloaing
-oil’: is :,also a’ petroleym
product. ‘While mixing too
little into the gasoline could
damage ,thd, engine, mbing
too much’ in: is: wasteful,
Owners, should follow. fac-
tory” ‘recommendations,
Drivers can.algo avoid abu.
sive’ operational modes
which. tempt: them to’ uge
excessive amounts of oit as

BB will
wat only han conserve al,
put Petar gave B you money

ie
the gasket is defective, have
it replaced.

WS)A just our carbure-
a When + fune-

Meet the Rebels

be under: the supervision of -

Steve Kresta from the Koote-
nay School of Fine Arts. Steve
promises to offer a wide variety
of silk screening processes with

such areas as basic stencils,.

“paper, film cut, tushe, glue and

photo ‘stencils being covered.
It is hoped! a number of «*

service and sports’ organiza-

-tions will send representatives,
as the-art of silk screening”

could be of value to such
groups.
Junior Rebels

The Junior Rebels. are
presently enjoying another suc-
cessful season the the KHL.
To date, the Rebels have been
overpowering their opposition
with all-out efforts, which
makes for fine hockey action.

The Rebels are on the road
for another week, playing in
‘Trail this Saturday. Their next
home game is Nov. 5, when
they take on the Junior Maple
Leafs from Nelson.

Speaking of the Junior
Rebels, a group of individuals
are presently attempting to
form a Rebel Booster Club.

They are asking for the com--

munities’ support “and will
welcome all interested parties
to an organizational meeting to

. be held tonight at 7:30-p.m; in

Room 108 of SHSS.

The - organizational ‘com- Ps
mittee wishes to “emphasize”

that. this is. an independent
organization from the Rebel
Hockey Club and that all
proceeds collected will’ go di-

.rectly to team members and not

ithe hockey club organization.
Further information on the
Rebel. Booster Club may be
obtained by contacting Mrs.
Frisk at 365-3858, Mrs. Pezzin
at 365-3993, or Mrs. Verigin at
365-8264,

With the Rebels away,
there is still plenty of hockey

action, with the Selkirk Saints *

in action on both Friday and

Saturdéy evenings at 8:30 p.m.

Events 5

there are a number of

upcoming events that deserve’
ing at this time.

985-3181
/)

3 ry
BRUNO TASSONE—No.

“11, plays center and is’ Assis-
tant Captain of the Rebels.

Bruno was born in Nelson;
is|17- years old, 5°11” tall and
weighs 170 Ibs. He has two
brothers, Ralph and Frank and
his parents are Dora and Vince
Tassone.

He has had all his schooling
in Castlegar and is now a Grade
12 student at Stanley Hum-
phries Senior Secondary. Upon

_ graduation,-he plans-to go‘to
* college or. university.

Bruno enjoys skiing, fish-

David, 15-year-old son of Mike
and Mary Kanigan, was born in
Castlegar and has two younger
brothers. He is 6'1" tall and
weighs 170 pounds.

He isa Grade 11 student at
Stanley Humphries Senior Sec-
ondary and last year played on
the SHSS volleyball team. He
also plays baseball and enjoys
fishing.

David's hockey began at
the early age of 7, and he has
played on Pee Wee,’ Bantam
and Midget Rep teams.

His biggest thrill in hockey

was a'trip’ Baars with’ the

hockey” camps “in Kelowna,
* Penticton and this past ‘sum-
mer, the Billings Bighorn camp
in Calgary. He played in. the

East-West Kootenay ‘All Star

game as a forward when the
West defeated the East. - -

Bruno enjoys playing ‘for
the Rebels and thinks the fan
support | is fantastic.

Swedish team had been here

tioning correctly. the’ car-
buretor meters ‘the’ precise
amount of fuel required by
a‘sled. from idle’ to’ “full
bore.” Better let a‘ factory-
trained or qualified me-
chanic determine whether
yours is okay.:Some carbs.
have air filters which should
be cleaned occasionally.

4): Avoid excessive id-
ling. Frequent pauses on
the trail area way-of-life.
‘Whenever. you have to stop
for a bit, reach for the ign
tion key and shut down. A
warm engine restarts easily
without choking.

5) Slow down, Exhila-
rating high-speed runs
across the flats are part of

literally cool it a few times
and loaf a little? Wide open

6) Take care in refuel- |

.ing. Topping off the ma-
chine's fuel tank or pre:
mixing gasoline i in a porta-’
ble container provides’ an
‘opportunity for minor fuel
spills. Take a little longer
and spill.a little less...

7). Check’ the condition
of your belt. A. worn, slip-

ping drive belt results‘in

the engine doing some work
for - nothing.’ ‘The - proper
‘size drive belt, in good con-

dition, means improved ac-

saeration and bett

of ener; cond

18) aiust your drive
rrectl: quick

for the International Christmas

Hockey Tournament.

David finds his first year
with the Rebels a challenging
and learning experience. The
Castlegar fans really give hima
lift. He thinks ‘the coach and
players are great,-making hock-
ey fun both on. and off the ice.

Another Win Marked.
Up for Castlegar | Rebels:

Castlegar Rebels, with

‘ only a single. loss. this season,
continued their winning pace in
Kootenay International Junior

i “Hockey, League action: onthe

The Ist Time

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win against the hosting: Grand
Forks Border Bruins.

It was a close battle all, the
way between the teams, with
the score tied 2-2 ‘after one
period and Grand Forks leading
43 after two. *

Bruce Martin opened ‘the
scoring for the Rebels, with

| John Makaroff also scoring. his

first of two goals for the night.

In the second frame, *Ma-
karoff scored again to bring his
team to within one goal.of. a
Border: Bruins.’

Ron’, Sherstobitoff scored
for Castlegar in the final period
to even the count and’send the
game into overtime and Dave
Kirby sent in the winner at 6:58
of the overtime period to give
the Rebels the victory. 4

Picking up assists in the

~ game were Steve. Bozek .with
»4wo,: neweomer , Scott: McLeod

with two, and singles by Kisby, :

Nagaroff;-Verigin and Schisler. ~
Rebels were. assessed 40 “"

minutes in penalties, including
two majors, while Grand Forks |
picked up 24 minutes,

This weekend Castlegar |
will once’ again, be facing. the -
Trail Jr. Smoke Eaters, ‘the
team responsible for their a
loss to date.” :

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Tues. Night Mixed 9-11. p.m.

‘LHS ‘Erma Mykyte> 283.
LHT Erma Mykyte'715,

MHS. Larry Webster 264.

“MHT Orlando Vecchio 747,

‘THS . Live .6—1283, THT
Live 5—8409,

Team Points: Roadhogs 16,"

Tee Cees 16, Nighthawks 12,

Live 5—17, Headpins 12, Row.

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+ Other 60's; Larry. Web-

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Makeiv 645, Jack Koenig 617,

“" Loe! Olson 616, Mike Halisheff

611, Carol Vecchio 601.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers
LHS Bobbie Keraiff 288,
IT. Mabl 686...

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The turkey atk held Oct:
10, concluded with a supper at
the Slocan Inn, served by the
Slocan |Women's: Institute. A
dance ‘followed with the foot-
stomping music of the “General
Store” from: Slocan.

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‘Team Points: Continentals +
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Cherokees 16, Chevys 6, Model
Tees’ 16...
‘Other 600's: Bobbie Keraiff
676, . Peart, Mott’ ‘616, ‘Ruth .
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Wed. Night, Ladies :

LHS ‘Diane Dermody 348,

LHT Diane Dermody ‘659.:

THS Budgies 1092. THT
Eagles 3015. -

Team ‘Points: Eagles. 20, -
Budgies 18, Swallows 16, Wood-.
peckers 18, Hummingbirds 13,
Parrots 4, ‘
Other 6900's; Ruby Portas.
47.

‘Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 pam. |

LHS Marge Bonnett 258.
LHT Marge Bonnett 682...

MHS ‘Mickey. Read 276.
MHT Mickey Read 719.

_THS' Special Deliveries
1178. THT Special Deliveries

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Gutter-Ups: 8, Rookies 8.
< Other 600 Paul Peropalt

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LET Joan Martini 624,

THS . Chipmunks 108
THT. Chipmunks’: 81GB
2: Other 600's: Joan Martini
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LHS | Kay.’ Gritchin : 246.
LHT Kay Gritchin 719.,
THS Groaners 118: THT.
Hooters 3195. +
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“Sereamers. 50, :Groaners 61,

Wailers 79, Criers. 81%e, Moan-
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_; Thurs. Night Mixed (Oct, 13):

<. LHS Linda, “Miller 238.
LHT Pearl Mott 651. %
MHS Orlando Vecchio 315.

°” MBT: Orlando Vecchio 828.

“THS . Cannon “Balls 1107.
THT Cannon Balls 3148. |
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