CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 29, 1979

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BEAVER VALLEY Junior Secondary School emerged vic-
forious in the recent minor basketball tourney. Team moem-
bors are, front row, left to right, Rhonda O'Shea, Dianne
fihier, Shirley Gelger and Sherry Thompson. Back row, left

Twin RIVERS Elementary School Sena the boys’ trophy :
it the minor basketball tourney. Team members are, front
row, left to right, Ron Swetlikoff, Steven Jensen, David

Selkirk Collage Hosts Minor Basketball

Twin Rivers Tigers Take Tourney

to right, manager vt Karolyn Bore toura Edden, Jacqui
Ph Anit Tra Terri Barrett,
Brenda LaFace and coach Shitty t Donald.—Rik Hall Photo

right, coach Rik Hall, Randy Salekin, Brent Cortwright,
Maris Ferreira, Bobby De Sousa, Greg Smalley and Dave
erhune.

Dawson, Greg Brady and Steven Voykin. Back row; left at .

Angling

Regulations

The 1979/80 summary of
régulations for non-tidal sport
fishing in British Columbia is
now being distributed through-
out the province, said the Hon.
K, Rafe Mair, minister of
environment, in a statement
issued last week.

: Major regulation changes
in the new synopsis include:

: @ A number of new an-
gling closures imposed in vari-
ous parts of the province and a
few catch limits reduced.

+ @ Measures designed to
further protect steelhead in
river systems where their
numbers are greatly reduced,

more or

GOLFERS!

Another season is almost upon us.
We hope to be on the course on or before °
April 1, 1979. The annual membership dues are as 1S per the following
schedule, If you pay in full by April 10, 1979, you can take advantage
of the reduction. Please pay at the Clubhouse, or at the Soligo Bab-
cock Office.

Schadiul

catch and release fisheries;
catch limit reductions; and
some new gear and/or bait
réstrictions. .

“There have also been
extensions in the number of
trdphy. fishing waters (6), fly
fishing waters (5), artificial fly
waters (9) and age-restricted
fishing areas (3).

.. The angling synopsis will
be.available from all Fish and
Wadlife branch offices, gov-
erament agents and licence
vendors.

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: SPITFIRE

Phone
352-2929

NORTH SHORE
SERVICE mn.ne

ERVICE | No 003304

of Annual Dues 1979 Season

Early Bird
April 10/79 Regular

Time Payment Plan
Classification April15/79 June 1/79
Family 1

Family 2

Family 3

Family 4

Man, or Lady

Sr. Citizen, Couple

Sr. Citizen, Single

Student

Junior

Please note the Annual Spring Meeting of the Golf Club will be
held on April 10, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. at the Clubhouse.

First Men's Night, Wednesday, April, 4, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Clubh fun games, and the 8th A | World Tibits
Championship.

Application forms for membership will be mailed to you, or
available at the Golf Course Pro Shop. Please mail cheque with ap-
to Golf Club, to Box 3430, Castlegar, B.C.

For further information phone 365-7000.

CASTLEGAR GOLF CLUB

3 Selkirk College gave minor
basketball in the West Koote-
nays a great boost when they
hosted a 10-team boys and girls
tournament gn March 17,

One hundred and ihlity,
“players completed 40 ga
during one Saturday by eile
ing Selkirk's divided gym sys-
tem. The enthusiasm” and
sportsmanship of the players
produced many close and ex-
citing games with Beaver Val-
ley Jr. Secondary School emer-
ging as the winners in the girls’
tournament and the Twin Riv-
ers Tigers as victors for the
boys.

The combined efforts of
Preston Zeibin, the Selkirk

Visiting Hunters Paid $1 2M
For Game in British Columbia

Visiting hunters paid, a
total of $1,227,691 in licence
fees tu hunt in British Colunibla
in 1977, according to figures
released recently by'the minis-

try ofenvironment,Theamount |

represents 36 per cent of the
total revenue derived from

“hunting licences by the pro-

vincial government,
“Big game” hunters, who

‘made up the majority of non-

resident hunters paid an aver-
age of $800 for their combined
licences, compared to an aver-
age of $15 by the resident
hunter. Most (3,622) came from
the United States, but there
were 518 Canadians from other
as well as 384

College lass, and

-, the Kootenay Amateur Basket-

ball Association .made this
tournament a success and laid a
solid foundation for minor bas-
ketball in the West

hunters from 26 other coun-
tries.

There were 1,437 hunters
hunting solely for moose. The

Mixed Curling
var e
A’ Winners

The Mixed Curling season
came toa finish with the winner
of the “A” event being the Les
Allen rink, consisting of June
and Brian Kilpatrick and Ber-
nice and Les Allen.

“B" event winner was the
Bill Gattrell rink, of Dorothy

FRANK'S

Sharpening Shop
Castlegar
Behind '‘Castle Theatre"
4, 365-7395

Saws, Drills, Tools, Chain
Saws, Sclssore, Pinking

Shears, Mower Blades, etc. E

“Belsaw'’ and ‘‘Foley’’

and carious The highest feos

most popular “combination” of
Meences issued was for moose

species,¢ » ”

NOTICE OF MEETING
The

Annual General Meeting,
of the f

CASTLEGAR.
FIGURE SKATING CLUB

will be held in the
Castlegar and District

Tuesday, April 3, 1979.

at

7:30 p.m.

Community Complex :

ee

and Tom

event winner, the
McGillvary rink, consisted of
Helen Clay, Gordon Haines,
Mary Haines and John McGill-
vary, with Mike McGillvary
sparing.

“D" winner was the Osa-
choff rink, with lead Joyce
Osachoff, second Jack Osachoff,
third Shirley Oglow and skip
Nick Oglow.

REFRIGERATORS

Used fridges in good run-
ning order. Priced be-
tween $35.00 and $50.00.

View at the Rota Villa
Apt. #1, 423 Willow Street
SATURDAY, MARCH 31
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

CASTLEGAR VILLA SOCIETY

Castlegar Minor Hockey
Annual Meeting

April 8th 7:30 p.m.
Recreation Complex

.Everyone is welcome

Would the appropriate persons

please turn trophies into the Complex.

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iMOGET TROPHY for. the 1978-79 house team has beet cap-

tured by West's Team with an 8-0 victory over Karnie's in tho

final play-off game. The trophy was awarded when the team
four games. Team members are, front row, -

on three out.of

left to right, ‘Nick Charsinoff, Randy Martin, Wally Gorkoff, :
Nick Cherno#f, Tam Cheveldave, Brett McQuire and Dan Den-

nisoff.

Back row, left to right, manager Tim Kerallf, tarry

Ploinikoff, Steve Simonen, Ken Keralff, Mike Miller, Mike Plot-

nikoff, Aaron Stouchnow and,
from f

ach’ tarry Keraiff. Missing

oat
photo are Rob McGauley and Brad Grim. :
: —Gordon Pettitt Photo

"Weekly News from the Bowling Lanes

Coe, Age Bowlers (March

is Ruth McDonald 190.
LAT Ruth McDonald 467.
{MHS Ernie Newman 190.
‘MHT Ernie Newman 627.
Mon. Morning Ladies Coffee
League (March 19)
< LHS Anne Podd 271, LHT

* Bonnie White 678,

% THS Valley Mites 1062.
THT Valley Mites 8073.

* Team Points: Castle Tigers
838'/, Valley Mites 366, Coffee
Mates $74','Die hards 394%,
Genelle Bluffers 352, Sherry's
Team 282',

Other 600's: Anne Podd
659, Diana Lady 643, Kay
Voykin 634,

Tues. Morning Ladies Coffee
Break (March 13)

> LHS Grace MeCullough
250. LHT Jo Taylor 638.

:  THS Wheaties 1057. THT
Wheaties $035,

> Team Points: Cheerios
368'2, Muffets 339, Mugs 367,
Pincurlers $81’, Take Five
336,, Wheaties 387.

‘Other 600's: Marie Makar- -

off 629, Eleanor Holdsworth
15. \°

Tuea. Afternoon Ladies - 1 p.m.
(March 13)

LHS B. White 251. LHT B.
White 692.

THS Waldie's . Plumbing
and Heating 1046, THT Wal-
die’s Plumbing and Heating
3022. ‘

Team Points: Northwest
Homes 403, Central Foods 372,
Castlegar Hotel 370'/z, Super
Valu 361, Castlegar Drugs 956,
Waldie'’s Plumbing and Heating
821%. R

Other 600's: L. Buday 603.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(March 13)

LHS Kay Adshead 323. °

LHT Kay Adshead 711,
MHS Larry Olson 290.
MHT Ron McIntyre 774.

THS, Regulars 1188. THT

Regulars 3403.

- Team Points: Pin Pals
397%, Regulars 369, Columbia
No. 5 — 330, Termites 358,
“DE” Bowlers 2861/2, Rolling
Pins 296%.

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre
774, Larry Olson. 774, Matt
Rohn 662, Kay: Adshead 711,
Lola Swetleko 604.

Tues. Night Mixed. 9-11 p.m.
(March 13}

LHS Joyce “Turner PAT.
LHT Carol Vecchio 634.

MHS Marvin Wood “x98.
MHT Marvin Wood 689.

THS Rowdy Rush-ins 1148.
THT. Rowdy Rush-ins 3281,

Team Points: Roadhogs 14,
Nighthawks 15, Tee: Cees 15,
Who Cares 7, Live 6: — 10,
Rowdy Rush-ins 23.

Other: 600's: ‘Larry Web-
ster 650, Matt'-Rohn’ 640, Bill
Soukoroff 634, : Willy Kalesni-
koff 614, Orlando Vecchio 610.
Wed. Morning Ladies

LHS Erma’ Mykyte -286,
LHT Erma Mykyte 797.

THS Chevys 1109, THT
Chevys 3054,

Team Points: Continentals
341, Ramblers 952%, Bobcats
335%, ‘Novas 874'4, Chevys
43312, Model T's 345%.

Other 600's: Mable Postni-
koff 638, Darlene Crofts 619.

Wed. Night Valleymaid Ladies,

7-9: pan. (March 7)

- LHS Diana Lady 265, LHT

Diana Lady 691. iM
THS Flamingos-1085. THT

Eagles 3011.

Team Points: Vultures .

280', Flamingos 2932, Hum-
mingbirds 368'/:, Bluebirds 341,
Eagles 365, Swallows 369%2.

Other 600's: Annette Way-
wood 647, Shirley Barton 612.
Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(March 14)

LHS B. White 297. LHT B.

White 701.
MHS

BS
MHT H. Sheridan 643,

THS Midnight Marvels’

re THT Midnight Marvels

ee Points: Midnight
Marvels 3854, Bowling Bee's
383, Bashful Five 380, Wobbly
Wonders 319, Roxy . Rollers
3092, Special Deliveries 299.

Other 600's: B, Quiding
642, E. Mykyte 674, E. Adshead
608, M. Read 605.
Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Nona Paulson 243. *

LHT Joan Humphrey 624.

Team Points: Teddy Bears
20, Beavers 15’, Chipmunks
14, ‘Minks 14, Squirrels 11,
Lions 92,

S/O Maureen Goetting.
Thurs. Afternoon Ladiea—
Rowdy Rollers (March 15)

LHS :Kay (Gritchin 316.’

LHT Kay Gritchin 691.

THS Moaners 1095. THT
Moaners 3069. .

Team Points: Hooters
360%, Screamers 378, Groan-
ers 390, Wailers 339, Criers
347%, Moaners 363'2.

Other 600's: Polly Saw,

chenko 619,

‘Thurs. Night Mixed (March 15)

*\LHS Ruth Rourke | 250.

LHT Bertha ‘Vincent 660.
MHS Matt Rohn 361. MET

-Matt Rohn 900.

THS ‘Avengers: 1148. THT

Avengers 3314,

“Team Points: Avengers 3,
Hotless 1, Owees 3, Robson
Rollers 0, Out of Towners 1,
South 5 — 4, Misfits 2, Stingers

38, Green City Gamblers 2, All.

Stars 1, Cannon Balls 1, Alley

«Hogs 3.

Other 30's: Darrel Rourke
840 and 303, Don Beck 918, Ivan
Salekin 303, “Larry. Webster,
3801.

Other 600's: Darrel Rourke
852, Ivan-Salekin 816, Garry

Rayner 794, Larry ‘Webster :

791, Don Beck 729, Orlando
Vecchio 716, Harry Tamelin
678, Gerry Wichert 646, Mike
Wichert 634, Robert Mott 629,
Moreon Page AS ~

Minor Baseball

‘Dates to Remember

“By H. J. WARNER

The Sentinel Baseball
executive met last Tuesday to
gat plans moving for this,
season's baseball activities.

There is’ some Interest
being shown already for All-
Star coaching. So, if you are
interested in All-Star, league
coaching or division manager,
be sure to call or write presi-
dent Ken Morris.

A few plans are forming
for the Pony provincials, The
park has been booked for Aug.

2-6 and Etta Potter is making -°

plans for the program.

In B.C. Minor news, John
Main was again elected presi-
dent and his plans are to visit
the varlous areas across the
province. We look forward to
seeing him. |

Dates to remember:.

Registration — March 81
and April 7 at 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
in the Kinnaird Fire Hall.

Coaching clinic — April 21
and 22, level I and II.

Umpire's clinic — April 28,

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With Alan Churchard *

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Coach to the Natlonal Youth Team.

Saturday, April 7th & Sunday, April 8

8:30 - 11:30 a.m. Ages 7 - 11
12:30 - 3:30 p.m. Ages 12-16

; At the Castlegar. Community Complex

Registration Fee: $5.00
at-the Recreation Office *

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Pork

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Steaks... ae

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(Asst. 349'g.)

Five Roses. 10 kg

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$479

Sungold. 2 - 3.25 oz.

Orange Flavour Crystals

2.79

Flaked Tuna

89°

Bye the Sea. 6 oz.

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B.C. Fancy Red Delicious

Bowles 2. 71%

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