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fake commercials, too:
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; different ones too, kids a1 are
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VICTORIA — Twenty per
cent of the students in the
University of: Victoria's Ex-
tension Division coprses are
over ‘the » age ‘ot 160
not-so-startling, figure
Victoria's’ population: is con:

“Schstuting is important.’
Seniors: generally prefer: to
take courses during the day,
particularly in winter anes it

a. geta dark do earl

sidered. Fully 28/per.cent of

Victoria's: residents'are‘ over

66, ‘and “it is a particular .

challenge to UVic to meet the
educational needs. of. ; these
seniors. :;

“Victoria's seniors ‘ ‘are. ‘ac

tive, motivated, and critical (

of ‘course content} when it
doesn’t. meet, their’. stan-
dards,” says Brishkai Lund,
UVic Extension's newly ap-

pand . the accessibility and
variety: of programs at Ex-

; tension,” she adds.

UVic Extension initiated a

Thompson University Centre
{DTUC) in Nelson:
Coordinated by ‘Ann

pointed program coordinator ;

for; ‘Humanities, Seniors and
n's programs.

Provincial:
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the Holidays!
“i you could
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. by yourself,
you would -have
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by now.
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for a free i
‘consultation!

field trips were offered. *
“The Program has been
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ray as thi
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the ‘fascinating history. and

Kootenay ‘country.

legacy,

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three-day
residential forum on contem-
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venture last summer. ‘wove ‘ve:
had enquiries from: as far

opportunities for discussion

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al’
Next action for tho Rock East Division clubs continues

.m. when they \take* on

ers: “ig ‘Thursday night iat 7: : their doi
e~

(provided. evidence’ of: how

Sevenly: matched ~’the':' two

hale, ieadlog o as much ‘as
seven points before the Rock-

The’ Rockers: had“ their <

work cut; out’ for’ them ‘on

slated ee
“But Terry. Strelieff put
‘Williams up 4-2 with an-un-

is /, goal ‘at’ .21:16 ‘to
‘complete first-period scoring.‘

Bill, Nazeroff scored two
goals early:in the second
1 ard te Pee ite at

(Aaron: Stoushnow at: 8:65,.

vored < the * Calgary,’ squad,
5-40." Dave DeRosa} led; the

tie. | Rick’ Sander 'and' Nick‘

Voykin helped out in the first

'Savinkoff scored’ at 10:40,

to! ush Williams back-on'top

sixth: goal with about’ ane

minutes ‘left in‘ the: second
period. Savinkoff helped out.

an’ Walker, and: one. by.

Perras © “scored”

O'Keefe's only.‘ first-period
goal’ at 18:23," assisted by
Jerry Antignani. i
‘Sports Hut’ and. Carling
O'Keefe each got two goals in

th ‘the second period” with
:. Sports Hut still ahead by one
n-_; goal, 4-8,

i (ors caught them and yong. on
Gi 62-57: j

The first goal didn’t come

ag terg 18:60 when’ John Hor-
‘eoff of O'Keefe scored unas-

sisted.
Ken Carr scored Carling’s

:second goal at 15:81, assisted

6:09 with help from Walker
and-Dan Markin, to give his:
“club a two-goal paige: x

12:15, with a goal from Cy j
McConnell sssisted by; Vinee ¥

santa
another’ goal-"at | 18:46," as-
sisted by: Jerry, ‘Antignani.

Ken Carr; McConnell with
the hat trick assisted by Carr
and Antignai; and Antignani,

In the third: period, Mc-°
Connell’ got his fourth goal,
assisted: by Jerry ‘Antignani
and Phil! ‘Perras for Cerling’s

by'Perras and Jerry Antig-

° Hut with help coming from’

f the Ti
ace :eame at 20:51 when Terry °

thought that’ ‘our. ‘defensive
play ‘and: rebounding were

‘Saturday. night ‘when : they. our strong points. The game

K the court against Bow-
38. The Trojans had earlier
{defeated ‘Creston by. bed

“

“Kimberley dropped a third
game over the weekend,

League’ were: Castlegar 6,
Grand Forks 6;. Beaver Val)

a ‘spoke ‘of
the much eaker. West: Div:
io:

“We've got the same; num- :

oC ber ‘of points’as the: West's. §
<, second and third-place clubs, astle » Cran-
brook’over Beaver Valley by «

Over there, every game is'a
struggle,” said Touzin.

‘against Bowness ~.capped a
weekend of definite improve.
; ment, for’ the team.”

became an absolute blur over.
the’ weekend. Nelson.’ ‘lost
three straight games to drop
to shied |-place, one ‘point be-

\d Beaver. Valley,’ Castle-

give enough effort until the
last -five''or 10" minutes ‘of

regulation’ time.‘Then : in

a:7-1 score, Columbia’ Valley
beating Spokane 7-4 ‘and ‘Elk

’ Valley edging Nelson 6-5:

‘On Sunday, Columbi .Val-

‘ley bettered Nelson 86

‘The .West Divis

tom three playoff: Positions ;

amen: Last |: week Rota
scored his 200th NHL goal.
Defenceman. Kevin. Mc-

will Carthy,;: injured in: practice

i Roi ff to
ight.. est start of his 10-year, NHL

with’ 16. gdels in 30

?Monday, tested his ‘sprained

ankle Tuesday, and likely will

Play ogalast Montreal.

Rookie.” férward’ Patrik

‘Sundstrom ‘also returned ‘to?

practice ‘after suffering’ from"

r “taught to take out the man.
* “At these times, the Juveniles

“wil
defencemen) Larry Robinson ‘=
and Ro

‘them but couldn't get one by
their ", goalie,” _ commented
Castlegar Rebel. assistant

coach Ron Rebalato of ‘their

game in Grand Forks.

‘we were ‘all over .

Jeff Townsend.
Sports Hut’s fourth’ goal

Halisheff netted a goal. He
was assisted by Walker and
Townsend.

In the third period, Town-
send scored for Sports But at

L West is weak sister

“Saturday's Joss to the’ Clip-

pers was much ofthe. same.
swith even less results: Reb-

alato described the game as
“another low key game.”
‘The Rebels lone goal was

seored by Randy Morris in

<the first period.’ Creston got
scores from six different :

Trail got another big week-
end out of Tim Lenardon. He
had two goals and two assists
in’ Nelson and three.
ands an‘ assist Sunday. His
league-leading totals now

stand at 45 goals and 46 as-

sists.
The Rossland Warriors put

together. 60 minutes of hoc-

Old Timers triple
Juvenile team

Castlegar - Old” Timers

proved that the young don't
always take the cake — even
‘in hockey.”

the line of Kelly Keraitf,
Darryl Melsted, and John

-Obetkoff who showed that

they could also pass the puck.

‘The Castl

of the Juv-

Hockey League team beat
the Castlegar, Juveniles 12-4
in‘an exhibition.game at the
arena complex last week.
After a slow start, the Old”
Timers dominated the game
‘with: passing and positional
plays
‘The game ‘allowed ‘no hit-

_ fing or slap shots, which hin-

dered the Juveniles, who are

were unsure of what to do.

Gordie Soloveoff played in
“the ‘nets for the Juveniles, ::
‘making many brilliant saves.’

He: finally; wore down with’

the constant shooting of the.
Old Timers.
, Special mention must go to./

Tim
eniles, played in goal for the
Old Timers: and had to be
sharp on many. occasions.

The’ oxperionce of Dick
Braun, Bill Sloan, Ray Picco,
Wayne Zino and others was
too much for the young team.

The game proved that the
Juveniles are lacking in posi-
tional play and still-tend to
chase the. puck. More im-

{ provement is also needed in
* passing.

Coach ‘John Simonen said
he}\was proud of the team
holding their “cool” and their
alapshots.

‘The game saw only one

penalty, which’ went to. the

i Old ‘Timers.

O'Keefe Thursday night at 10

p.m. at the new arena while’ :

on Sunday V&H plays Carl-
ing ‘O'Keefe at -12:30 ‘p.m.
while Williams: plays Moun-
tain Sports Hut at 9:30 paw

in the same arena. _ ¥

turday ; to “edge ‘the:
Kulghta, Dow by two goals

“twice!in the game, the War-

tiors battled back and won it .
on a. goal late in the third.
period by Gordie Stanton. {
Rob Porcellato had an out:
standing game for Rossland.
He‘ scored once and. assisted '

twice, including a slick move. -

on the winner.

Bert Brooker was strong in
the Rossland net.

The Nitehawks capitalized

‘on an off.game by the Ross--

land goaltender Friday and
used the body to create a

number. of good  scoring>

chances. Scott Makway led
the Hawk attack with three
goals and an assist. :

Atoms

dump
Nelson =|!
Castlegar Atom All-stars
outscored a much improved
Nelson team 8-6 on Saturday.
After a 13-4.win over
Nelson two. weeks ago, the
all-stars’ faced’'a more co-

hesive and determined Nel-
son

In’ the, first period Castle- =

gar. hemmed the Nelson'boys
in‘their‘own end, dominating
the‘ play,. but ‘a very: alert
Nelson goalie held Castlegar
to. two goals.

Kevon Rilcof opened! the

froth a Nelson defenseman.
Then Jeff Fancy, in'a snappy.
two-way | passing ‘play, :as-

sisted Ken Halisheff with the
second goal. The period was
highlighted with exceptional
defensive “and” offensive
threats s from David Vecchio.