CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 1, 1977

’ CLEAN SWEEP has been made by Robson Elementary as it
captured all first places in the 2nd Annual Castlegar Elementary
Schools Volleyball Tournament for Schoo! District No. 9 hosted

- this year by Twin Rivers. Twin Rivers principal Mike Lauriente is
shown here presenting the trophy to, left to right, captain of the
boys’ team Michael Berger, captain of the girls’ team Karen Evin

and captain of the co-ed team Bas Pereversolf. Runner-up in the
girls’ competition as well as the boys’ was Twin Rivers. Tarry's

- placed second in Co-ed and third in the boys’ competition with

Kinnaird placing third in both the girls’ competition and the co-ed.
Schools participating were Robson, Tarry's, Pass Creek, Twin
Rivers and Kinnaird.—CasNewsFoto by Rik Hall

Grand Forks Rink ~~
Construction Begins —

The proposed new Grand ”
Forks Curling Club rink [s a
step closer to reality, with the
news that a firm has now been
retained to manufacture the
‘shell of the building.

This was learned by mem-
bers who attended the recent
gencral meeting of the club,

Anticipated cost for the
shell of. the building will be
$125,000 and the club is making
an initial $20,000 payment to
the firm so that it can start
preparatory work on the build-
ing’s components, ' executive
member Ray Deptuck, report-
ed.

The type of structure
planned is known as the Steiner
Arch and features wood con-
struction, Design of the new
rink is expected to incorporate
the same ‘principles as were
used in the new gymnasium
addition to Christina . Lake
Elementary School, he said.

But steps will be taken to

Castlegar and

District Bowling Results

Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (Nov. 21)

LHS Doreen White 260.
LHT Doreen White 642.

THS Hot Rods 1031. THT
Hot Rods 2895.

Team Points: Valley Mites
119, Hot Rods 142, China Dolls
109, Collections 106‘, Coffee
Mates 189%, Gliders 197.

Other 600's: Anna Boel
622, Shirley Laren 600.

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
LHS Linda Miller 280.

THS Tidy Bowlers 1099.
TAT Tidy Bowlers 2929.

Team Points: Tidy Bowlers
2, Olympics 2, Good Guys 2,
‘Who Knows? 2, Herky Jerky's
1, Sunshiners 3.

Other 600's: Ed Waywood
675, Nancy Donald 631, Len

Donald 663, Don Rosler 633,

Larry Olsen 647.

Mon. Nee Mixed 9-11 p.m.
LHS Mary Quiding 239.
LHT Irene Conroy 650.
MBS. Butch Quiding 278.
MHT Sam Postnikoff 688.
_ 9 'THS Pink Panthers 1202.
THT Spares 3319.
Team Points: Spares 147,
Labatts 91, Pink Panthers
180%, Kokanees 149, Slow
Pokes 123%, Hot Shots 116,
Other 600's: Mary Quiding
629, Tony Costa 632.
Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (Nov. 22)
LHS Penny Schultz 250.
LHT Eleanor Holdsworth 645.

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THS Cheerios 1037. THT
Mugs 2940,

Team Points: Cheerios 14,
Moffets 10, Mugs 21, Pincurlers
13, Take Five 14, Wheaties 12,

Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m. “

(Nov, 16)

* LHS E. Rysen 257. LHT A.
Sanford 643.

THS Super Valu 1105.
THT Super Valu 8175,

Team Points: Super Valu.

163, Beauty Lane 162'/2, Castle- .
gar Drugs ‘162, Northwest
Homes 187'2, Cameo Beauty
114, Central Foods 101,

Other 600's: E. Rysen 638,
B. Macalister 601.

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Nov. 23)

LHS Sonia Cheveldave
223, LHT Ada Halbauer 633,

MHS Marvin Leroy 271.
MHT Marvin Leroy 791,

THS Columbia 5—1167.
THT Columbia 5—3386,

Team Points: Whatevers
11, Columbia 5—22, Dingbats 4,
The Cupids 12, Club 450-16,
Regulars 19.

Other 600's: Keith Johnson
603, Roger Corbiel 602. a
«Tues. Night Mixed out pm.
(Nov. 15)

LHS Roly Roberts 233.
LHT Glenys New 618.

MHS Mike Halisheff 290.
MHT Orlando Vecchio 686.

THS Nighthawks 1202.
THT Roadhogs 3304. .

Team Points: Roadhogs 20,
Tee Cees 9, Nighthawks 13,
Live 5—14, Headpins 18, Row-
dy Rush-ins 10.

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Regional Recreation Commission No. 1, 439-6th Avenue Ss.

BADMINTON TOURNAMENT

Date: Saturday, Dec. 10
Time: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Registration Dead!ine — December &

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
669,“Larry Webster 654, Lyle
Mykyte’ 653, Mike | Halisheff
645, Loe! Olsen 641, Bill Carlson
637, Wes Kirkwood 616, Mar-
tha Halisheff 600.

Wed. Morning Ladies (Nov. 16)

LHS | Erma | Mykyte | 266.

Ups 16, Sparrows 15, Roxy.
Rollers 9, Rookies 5.

Other 600's: Lyle Mykyte
635, Albert Baker 641.
Thurs. Morning Ladies (Nov.

24)
LHS Denise Tamelin 251;

! LHT. Karen Mykyte 635, :

ASTLEGAR NEWS

LHT Bobbie Keraiff 676.

THS Cherokees 1133. THT
Cherokees 8261,

- Team Points: Continentals
8 Ramblers 19, Bobcats 12,
Cherokees 21, Chevys 9, Model
Tees 15.

Other 600's: Kathy Horcoff
655, Ruth Rourke 634, Ev
Bennett 628, Erma Mykyte 622,
Karen Mykyte 618, Mary Mac-
Alpine 603.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Marge Munns 290.
LHT Marge Munns 682,

MHS Peter Poznikoff 358.
MHT Peter Poznikoff. and Mick-
ey Read 697.

THS Special Deliveries
1282. THT Tired 5—35:

Team Points: Tired 5-22,
Special Deliveries. 18, .Gutter-

and Nona Paulson.

Place: KJSS

Phone No.

Box bel
O Ladies’ Singles $3
OO: Men's Singles $3
O Mixed Doubles $5

Cordeira 608, Larry Webster
604. A

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Nov.
18)

LHS Mable Postnikoff 270.
LHT Mable Postnikoff 640.

MHS Bob Cowlin 298,
MHT Arnie Fabian and John
Paulson 634,

THS Cotton Pickers 1239.
THT Cotton Pickers 3393.

Team Points: Road Run-

fj. ners 116, Cotton Pickers 127%,

Super Stars 143'z, Five Wheel-
ers 125, Rubber Necks 130,

* Gutter Rats 114.

Other 60's: Bob Cowlin

629, Garry Rayner 621. -

THS. Chipmunks 1106.
THT Chipmunks 3086.

Team Points: Beavers 14,
Chipmunks 21, Lions 10, Minks
16, Squirrels , 10, Teddy Bears
13.

Other 600's: Denise. Tame
lin 632,

Strikeout: Helen Roberts
Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—.
Rowdy Rollers (Nov. 17) '

LHS Joyce ‘Turner 295.
LHT Joyce Turner 684.

THS Moaners, 1116: THT
Hooters 3180,

Team Points: Hooters
178%, Screamers 1242, Groan-
ers 123, Wailers 158, Criers
121, Moaners 135.

Other 600's: Kay ‘Gritchin
639.

Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 17)

LHS Janet Fellman 278.
LHT Janet Fellman 680.

MHS Jake Koenig 298.
MHT Darrel Rourke 689.

_ THS Tweedy Birds 1088.
THT ‘Tweedy Birds 3028.

» Team Points: Avengers 2,
Robson Rollers 1, Owees 4, Out
Of Towners 9, Silver Tips 0,
Tweedy Birds 4, Charlie's An-
gels 2, Green City Gamblers 0,
Misfits 0, All Stars 4, Cannon
Balls 8, Dynamiters 1.

Other 600's: Marvin Wood
671, Harry Tamelin 661, Charlie
Burdett 649, Dave Hiebert 642,
Frank Webster 661, Orlando
Veechio 630, Shirley ‘Lachetta
629, Denny McArthur 618, Don
Beck 611, Pearl Mott 609, Tony ©

” Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 pan.

(Nov. 18)

- LHS Erina Mykyte 217.
LHT Erma Mykyte 595.

MHS Hal Hesketh 279.
MHT Ian Rac 680.,,

THS Ramchargers 1143,

. THT Ramchargers 8388.

Team Points: Robson Five
128, Ramchargers 130‘,
M.C.K.’s 106, Alley Brats

Jol}:

Youth Boning Council Mixed

Division
cas Na Natalie Zaytsoff 207.
GHT ‘Louise Hall 669.
BHS Mike Wichert 311.
BHT Mike Wichert 703.
Other 600's: Fred Makor-
toff 684.

Junior Division

GHS Betty Ann Rayner.
203, GHT Betty Ann Rayner.

‘555.

BHS Ricky Newlove 205.
BHT Brian Osachoff. 580.

Bantam Division

GHS Lori Mattiazzi_ and
Debbie Ghevelaaye 126. GHT
Karen Wilson, 318.

BHS Greg Gritchin ML
BHT Greg Gritchin 342.

* ) a s

‘The deadline for receipt of

bowling results is 12 noon

Fridays. The Castlegar News.

reserves the right to limit the
publishing of results to those it
considers cbrrent. :

put some finishing touches to
the outside appearance of the
quonset-style shell to make it
compatible with the existing
arena-nearby. This was sald to
be one of the concerns of the
* council in considering the club's
request for a building site,

Rink project hinges on the
club being able to make approp-
riate financing arrangements,
and a new idea being intro-
duced by the club's executive is
expected to -give the fund
raising campaign-a big boost.

As well as selling mem-
berships and debentures, the
club',is soliciting pledges of
financial support for the project
from members and the general
public.

Nelson. Boxer
Wins Bout

‘In Split Decision ©

David Hodgkinson of Nel-
son's Duhamel Boxing Club

scored ‘a split decision over |

* Dirk Maravilla of Spokane, a
former U.S. National champion,
sit highlight the Duhamel, Box-

ing Club Card Saturday night in’
the Civic Centre.

The Hodgkinson-Maravilla
bout was the feature bout of the
night. In the main event on the

card, another U.S, | national
champion went down to defeat
as Leonard Hahn of Spokane

lost a split decision to Sheldon.

Hoyt.

Hahn is the Golden Gloves
champion in the 112-pound
class, although he now boxes at
the 119-pound level, and Hoyt is
a former B.C. Golden Gloves
champion,

There were five tnembers
of the Duhamel Club boxing in
the card and all were wii

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Saturday, Dec. 3°,

lly Makaroff and he has one
ther.

hries Senior. Secondary grad

nd is presently’ a second year

tudent at Selkirk College.

He is aiming toward a BA.

In geography. :

He hagy!played all" his
vin. Castlegar, and ‘last

Friday, Dec. 2
8: 730 p.m.

year played for the Juveniles

from the lightest, . 60-pound
Jason Hogan, to the heaviest,
156-pound Walter Bagot.
Hogan was named the Best
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card and Peter Blair of Cran-
brook, who defeated highly
regarded Clint Van Orman of

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oe Grosgirth, unanimous over
trate O'Shea of Trail;
Marty Harmson of Spo-
kane, unanimous over Jamie

-MacSporran of Kimberley;

Steve Grosgirth, a’ split deci-
sion over Chuck Johnstone. of
Kimberley and: Don: Devoe, of
‘Spokane, ‘split “decision over
Harold Haekett of Spokane.

ind the Rebels.

John’s other interests are
utdoor sports, especially: ten-
his and skiing—and of course
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> Fall Programs Finish

+, Between now and: next
week all our ‘fall program of
jactivitles will be drawing to a
close. If you are registered in a
program and‘ not sure of the
final session’ then call the
Recreation Office... We hope
that the persons who partici-
, pated in the fall. program
‘enjoyed their activites and will
be back for future

Director Pat Metge

+ Greone Lake for’ ski action. In
‘its course of activities, the club
will provide the newconier with
all the techniques to become a
qualified skier.

Persons seeking further in-
formation on this club may
contact any member ‘of the
Nordic Lodge or call the
Recreation Office. :

Santa Suit .

. New Programs
‘The next schedule of actl-

\ vities will be taking place in

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RON: SHERSTOBITOFF,

> ‘No. 8, ‘plays forward,

Ron is the eon of Phil and
-Mildted ‘Sherstobitoff and has *
an older brother and a younger
brother.’ ;

He is6'11" and weights 150
Tbs. He was born in Trail Nov.
18, 1980.’ -;

Ron took his: elementary
schooling’ in Blueberry, and is
presently a Grade 12 student at
Stanley Humphries Senior Sec:
ondary.

\Ron hopes to go to college -
after he gradpates and get into
.a field that’ makes lots of

money—possibly, dentistry or.

engineering..

He has. played all his
hockey ,in Castlegar, and. has
‘been in, the provincial Playolls
four.times.

Ron's other interests in

clude baseball and there too he
has been in the provincial play-
offs in that sport, :
He enjoys . most sports,
especially golf and water ski-

tae He also enjoys cooking in -

the Gourmet Club at school.
Ron enjoys playing for the
Rebels pad thinks its really ng
Uwith, leyerybody getting
Sand’ joking around.
Even.the coach and ‘man-
ager get along with the players: .
so well, which he thinks is a

: great asset to the team. ‘

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January, so keep a watch out
for the flyers and advertising
supplement which will be ap-
pearing in the next little while.
Activities are scheduled to
commence the middie.and end
of January, with registrations
beginning the. firat Part of

“We are still welcoming
suggestions on programs which
may be offered. As well, we are
in’ need: of instructors for
yarions programs. If you have a
particular: skill or interest
which you wish to share with:
the rest of ‘the

With Cl fast ap-
proaching and the numerous
Christmas parties being plan-
ned, we wish to remind persons

of the Santa Claus suit which ©

we have available. Persons
wishing use of the suit may
make arrangements for it by
contacting our: offices.
. Community Events -
Dec. 10th promises to be a
busy day in the community
with a number of events
planned. . -
The Blueberry Creek Rec-
‘reation Commission will’ be
holding its annual Craft Fair at
the Kinnaird Hall. This is an
ideal exhibit to take in if you
are looking to do a little
Christmes shopping.

please. contact the Recreation
Office.

Also, we welcome any com-
ments on the programs that
were offered in the fall session.
It is only through your com-
ments that we know if we are
offering the activities of your
choice.

Rebel Hockey,
. There is’ more hockey
action this weekend at the
Community Complex with the
local Rebels in action. Tomor-
row evening the battle for top
spot continues with the league-
leading ‘ Trail Junior Smoke
Eaters supplying the action. As
this is a’ Friday night encoun-

ter, game time is slated for 8:30 ©

p.m. °
2 For the faithful. followers
of the Rebels, there is a game in
Rossland on Saturday night.
We are sure the Rebels would
enjoy your support up in
Rossland. es
X-Country Skiing
With the advance of snow,
;we are sure thoughts are
switching to skiing whether it
be downhill or, X-country, If,

tio
ives ays Nordi Ski Touring
Club. This: active organization
has a continuous program dur-

ing the winter, months for all _

X-country eki enthusiasts.
‘The club invites interested
Pacers to int them at Nancy

ral fountain Hpeites
site Ltd. has been denied the
third. reading of its land use
contract bylaw.

The decision to table the -

‘land use contract at the second
reading was made at last
Thursday's: meeting. of the’ -*

Regional District of Kootenay.

Boundary and was contingent ©-

,on a full report being made by.’
“the :planning department for.

the December meeting of ‘the
‘+board of directors.

“after -a° stormy half-hour. of

:debate and explanation and‘:

‘comment following. the prese:

Depart-
ment has scheduled a-fun ead
minton tournament for Kin-
naird Junior Secondary School.
This event. is open to. any
‘person 16 years of age or older.

« Competition will include events
of men’s and women's singles,
as well'as mixed doubles.

Persons interested in en-

tering this event should do so.
by contacting our offices before

Dec. 8th.'As this is a fun event

and offered for the first time we ~

hope to see'a good turnout.
We have heard that on

Dee. 10th a special visitor. will

be arriving at the

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Public SI

With the winter. weather —

‘ upon us, more and more people

are taking in the public skating

sessions, Just a reminder that

these sessions are on Tuesdays

and Thursdays from 10 a.m, - 12

noon and from 2:30 4 p.m.;
* Fridays‘ from (2 -:'3:30

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ladies’ broomball session. If at

all interested, leave your name _

*“and number‘at the Recreation
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tation of the results of the
public hearing into the contract
held in Rossland “earlier this
month. att

Director ‘Norm eae
(Trail) who has been’ worl
von the land use contract: with
the developer since the project.
was first mooted.‘some five
‘years. ago, said, ‘This: project
will never float as it stands now ,
80 we should leave it at second
reading and’ go ‘back. to the

L ; © developer.”
‘The ‘tabling :motion came °; Cl

that if the boat wouldn't float, it;
should be sunk and that he felt.
«the whole. thing “should have
been turned: down long ago”...
Director Doug. Swanson

: (Area A) said: that it was time

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;‘and Gabana retorted that they
“chad, at the public hearing, and

that the’ public:had torn the.”

bylaw to shreds. 4
Director George Milne
(Area B)- sup] ‘by bylaw.
and felt .that sit should be
altered by,the planning depart-
“ment. and’ brought®;to_ third.
reading ‘again.
«: He™ said he had heard:

‘nothing from, the public that

‘would indicate to him that they
wanted anything different than
© they had wanted in February”
‘when the first nue ees

“E) said that ‘it was unlikely that <
anyone in :his‘area. would be’
- concerned with the ‘land devel-.
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‘to’ him that the. people were

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