CASTLEGAR NEWS,. Thursday, March 8.1973

Local Club Concentrates on Tests
Figure Skating Season: Draws to an End

only three weeks
of age skating left in
this season the Castlegar
Figure Skating Club has s-
cheduled both CFSA and
badge tests,

nine senior

Recent:
members of the club suc-

lor bronz dance,

Waltz, Gwen lance, Sen-
jor bronz dances, 14:Step,
Diane Vador, Janet Foub-
ister, Linda Johnsjone, Gail
Fodor, Debbie Martin, and
Judy Cheveldave; Foxtrot
and European, Judy Chevel-
dave and Junior silver dan-
ces, American, Judy Chev-
eldave,

At the badge level the
following skaters have rea-
cheat the levels indicated by

+ passing one or more bad- :

mpbell, Colleen Dascher,
Debbie Harshenin, Doug
Johnstone, Colleen Kilpatr-
ie Laurle McMullen, Ger-

ie Mott, Betty-Jean Per.
et ldriss Roberts, Lawren-
ce Tamelin, Jon Varablott,
Patty Voykin, Alexis Walsh,
Amelia and Lydia Zibin and
Stephanie Near

Badge 8 — Michele Ar-
ishenkoff, Angela Baff, Len-
ny Davidoff and Denise Va-

or.

Badge 9 — Debra Bon-
delick, Carrie Poohachoff,
Sharon Semenoff and Nona

Badge 10 — Carol Bar-
nes, Sara eva Vicki

Yvonne .McGuire,

McKay, Donna

Marcellus, Suri Sather, Leo-

na Sorenson, Lillian Tymo-

fievich and Christopher
Webster,

Badge 11 — Karen
runerud,

Badge 12 — Beveley
Davidoff, Berrie MeMullen,
Sherry Mulner and Ruth
Sommers. H

The annual reneral
meeting, which includes the
election of the executive
and directors for the 1973-
74 season, will be held at
the Recreation Office on
Wednesday, March 23, at
7.30 pan

CA TLEGAR NEW

aSPORTS

recent
a Badge Sy — Elaine Ca-

- WHO

The following are the
scores taken from results
placed on the “Who Won”
chart at the Castlegar Ar-

These are for games

play yed from Sunday of last
Heck to Saturday.

Sunday—(Pu; ups) Rangers
4, Mite Stars 1; (Bantams)
Pee Wee Reps 4 Legion 2;
(Pee Wees) Stars 2, Can:

adians 2; (Bantam Reps in tams) Pee Wee Reps
Penticton) Castlegar i,
en

cton 4,

Monday—{Pee Wees) Ha-
wks 2, Rangers 1; (Bantam
House} Pulp and Paper 4,
Kootenay Savings Credit Un:
ion 8. (West Kootenay Play-
offs) Trail Juveniles 4, Cas-
tHlegar Juveniles 2—Trail

wins the West Kootenay
Cup.

WON -

ers 5, Canadia

Credit Union 1.

uins 3
3, Midget Reps 3.

3; Bruins 4, Stars

‘Tuesday—({Pups) Rang-
ins 2; (Pups)
Sabres 1, Jets 0; (Bantams)
Legion 4 Castlegar Savings

Wednesday: (Pups) Br-
, Canucks 3 Juveniles

Thursday—(Pee™ Wees)
Rangers 2, Bruins 2; (Bani-

Kootenay Savings Credit Un

in 3.
: Friday—Trail Bantam
Reps 10, Castlegar Bantam

Contributions to the HEART FUND may
be made at

BANK OF MONTREAL
or t Direaly Throvgh Nour | é

ALIN MEMORIUM ‘CONTRIBUTIONS GO
. DIRECTLY TO RESEARCH

For Further Information Call
MRS. JACQUELINE McNABB 365-6695

FERRO'S MEAT MARKET

Next to Kinnaird Town Office — Phone 365-6411
Grade “A”.

Round Steak w. 99C
Rump Roast ccs. ». $1.19
Bacon “Home Cured etc, Ib. 9c

Phone Orders Accepted
Free Delivery on $10 or Over

Canada

D -BAR -D LICENSED

DINING ROOM

Open | and Thursdays 4 p.m, to

Friday 4 p.m. = 2 a.m. Saturday 12 noon - 1 a. m.
- Sunday 12 Noon - 10 p.m.

_ D-BAR-D CABARETS

Friday Amateur Night 9 p.m. -
Saturday 9 p.m. -1 am.

x HIS SATURDAY EVENING
THE GENERATION GAP |
.... Featuring ROD CLIFFORD

PARTY BOOKINGS AVAILABLE MONDAY
THROUGH FRIDAY — PHONE 365-3294

D-BAR-D RIDING STABLES
One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenia

Recreation Column

Pup League
_ Standings
To Feb, 24

Pup League standings
Feb? 24° 1973;

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From the Director's Desk

h
30, 31 and April 1 will be
osting teams from Vernon,
Kelowna Williams Lake,
Nelson, Trail, Cranbrook
and Spokane,
‘All in all it should be
a busy weekend with the
Curling Bonspiel taking pla
ce at ee ame Leith Eoth
groups w getting to-
gether for the dance on the
Saturday ni, ‘
Recreation classes in
Bymnastics will go until a-
bout the first week in April
at which time we ho) es i
have a windup of
recreation and salle educa:
tion class
One class that has just
started and will be going
for 10 sessiuns, is the adult
gymnastic class held on
‘Thursdays, from 7 to 830
at the Kinn:

pa aird Jun-,
jor High School.

Anyone interested
still join. Registration is. $4
and“it is open to a limited’:
uihber of students fron’!
Grade: 7 up. Instructor is
Bob Jeffery.

The adult classes in
conversational French, whi-
ch have started in the Stan-
Jey Humphries High School,

be holding the sessions
at the Recreation Office af-
seri tne week. The student

in conversational
Freneh will remain at the
school,

Work started last week
on our-local incentives pro-
gram. We will be making
several improvements to
Pass Creek Regional Park.
Some of these are better
circulation in the swimming
pools; -hauling sand-in to
improve the beach; setting
up nature trails, installing a

gate at the guicance < of the
park; painting; makin; ‘Hed na-
ture trails and hopefu
bring in a fresh drin! 7
water line.

The other part of the

LIP will go to making some
in rovements to the beach

joreacres on the Slocan .
river,

The defensive jaetving
course, scheduled to start
on March 5, will be delayed
at least one week to March
12..We are waiting for the
kits to arrive and as soon
as they do we can start the
course.

If anyone would like to
sign up for the course there
still time. The cost is $13

“Right-of: even
‘Brings Charge

A Castlegar women has
been charged with failing to
right-of-way fol-
an accident Saturday
ray No, 3 at the
Blueberry. Greek turnoff.

Mrs. Pol ally Tamelin was
charged when the ‘vehicle
she was. driving made a left
hand turn into Blueberry
Creek and was in collision
with a vehicle driven by
Samuel B. Irvin of Kimber-'
ley.

"No injuries were re-
ported with damage estimat.
ed at $950.

Sentinel Baseball: Association

Represented af Annual Meeting

al ion H.
(Red) ‘Warner: attended
the annual meeting of the

President of. the Sentin-
Baseball “Associati

many items reer the
1973 season being discussed
which are of interest.to the
Bromo and Pony divisions.

Sentinel has applied to

: the executive of B.C. Minor

to host the zone play-offs
of the Pony League.. This

decided at a later
date.

A full report on‘all the
joints will be presented to
ie annual meeting of the

Sentinel Club on March 15,
at 7 p.m. in the Recreation
Office, z

WK High School Basketball
League Final’ Game . Standings

The following are the
final game standings for the
West Kootenay High School
Basketball League,

Boys League:
School wis
L, V. Rogers iNeleon)

Grand Forks

18

The Bear is BACK in Business!

at our

NEW LOCATION

1501 Columbia Ave, (Formerly Twin down Machining)

Stanley
J. L, Crowe (Trail)
Girls League
School
J. L. Crowe (Tr
Stanley Humphri

Grand_ Forks
L. V. Rogers elsan)

Salmo 8.47
Rossland - 10

1 18
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4 12

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‘SELKIRK &

PRING

A A COMMUNITY WEEK AT SELKIBK COUEGE

KOOTENAY VALLEY FOLK FESTIVAL

FRIDAY 7PM.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 9th AND ‘10th

Tom Elgle, Cam Molloy, Dennis Gunn, Rick. Bochner, John’ Morton, Tam- .
arack, Barry Greenfield, Don Freed, General Delivery, Joe Mock,

SATURDAY 7 P.M.

Wayne Krewski, Barb Makelff, Rick Bochner, Barry Greenfield, Don Freed,
General Delivery, Jack Smith's “Stumpwater,"” Joe Mock.

Featuring some of the finest Folk Musicians in the Kootenays:
From Vancouver: JOE MOCK — a folk singer for over 10 years. Considered
by many to be the best folk singer in Western Canada, At present recording

an album entitled “So Fine.”

BARRY GREENFIELD — recorded hit record

- “New York is Closed Tonight.” He has toured England, Eastern Canada, and the
"US. After the Festival, he will leave for California to record with the RCA

label.

From Saskatoon: DON FREED — his songs in the: movie "Johnny Cash:
The Man; His World; His Music” were considered by many critics to be one

* of the outstanding features of the film,

ADMISSION: Week

tudents $5; Friday

id Pass:

Night: Students $2 and

y Night: Students $2.50
Folk Fair: 5} 50c and non-

and non-s udents $3; day
students $1.

SELKIRK SPRING SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FRIDAY, MARCH 9th TO SATURDAY, MARCH 17th

Friday, March 9 = 7 p.m, — KOOTENAY VAL-
LEY. FOLK FESTIVAL — College Lounge.

Saturday, March 10 17 am. — FOLK FAIR
& ART SHOW AND SALE —~ College Lounge; 2
p.m, — FOLK MUSIC WORKSHOP — Room B14;
7 p.m, — KOOTENAY VALLEY FOLK FESTIVAL —
College Lounge; 8 p.m. — SELKIRK COMMUNITY
CHORUS — Jr. Sec. School, Trail.

Sunday, March 11 Noon — FOLK MUSIC
WORKSHOP — Room B14; 2 p.m. — SELKIRK
FILM. FESTIVAL — Castle Theatre, Castlegar, Jiri
Menzel’s “Closely Watched Trains’; 2:30 p.m. —
SELKIRK COMMUNITY CHORUS — Civic Theatre,
Nelson.

Monday, March 12 12:30 p.m. — RICK
BOCHNER CONCERT — College Lounge; 3:30 p.m.
— "MEET JOHN YOUNG - EDUCATOR” — Faculty
Lounge; 6:30 - 8 p.m, — ART, SHOW AND SALE
— College Lounge; 8 p.m. — LECTURE: JOHN
YOUNG — College Lounge.

Tuesday, March 13 10:30 2 asm, = LECTURE:
ROBIN BLASER — Room B14; Noon - 8 p.m. — ART
SHOW AND SALE — College Lounge; 1 p.m. —
THEATREWORKS EERFORMANG _ ee Lounge,
-Ted Hughe's as eeee

SCIENCE FILMS — Room K10; 6 - 8 p.m. FOLK
MUSIC WORKSHOP — Room B14,

Wednesday, March 14 Noon-+ 6 p.m. —
ART SHOW AND SALE — College Lounge; 12:30
- 4pm, "PIONEER DAY” — College Lounge; 12:30
p.m, — SCIENCE FILMS — Room K10; 6 - 8 p.m.

— FOLK MUSIC WORKSHOP. — Room B14; 8 p.m.
—- LECTURE: BRUNO FRESCHI, ARCHITECT — Room
K10; 8 p.m, — POETRY READING: VICTOR COLE-
MAN — Faculty Lounge.

Thursday, March 15 ~All Day — “WOMEN'S
DAY” — College Lounge; 11 - 8 p.m. — ART SHOW
AND SALE — College Lounge; 1:30 p.m. — FILM:
“THREE LIVES” — Room K10; 7:30 p.m. — LEC
TURE: ANN FROST — Room K10; [n conjunction
with "Women's Day,” a Day-Care Centre will ope-
rae from 11 am. to 4 pm.

Friday ‘and Saturday, March 16 and 17 —
WORKSHOP: “ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION” with
MAURICE GIBBONS — Red Min. Ski Lodge.

For further information’ on any event, please
contact Selkirk College, Box 1200, Castlegar, or
phone 365-7292 and ask for “Selkirk Spring.”

During the week of “Selkirk: Spring,” Cer-
tain regular classes ‘will be open to the public,

All events are FREE unless otherwise stated. |,

Students of the Kootenay School of Art will
be exhibiting, and selling, some of their arts’ and
crafts, including pottery, from Saturday until Thurs-

day. The College Bookshop will also be open
during the week from 6:30 p.m. until 8 i

LECTURE. BY JOHN YOUNG

John Young, ex-Principal of the High School at
Campbell River, and a noted educator, will speak
on the theme “Education and the Community” on
Monday evening. There will Be an informal. cof-

fee hour. following the lecture. Local ‘teachers: wil
‘have an Opportunity to inet and talk with Mr.
Young at°a at
which refreshments will ‘be provided. \

THEATREWORKS _PERFORMANCE

A group called THEATREWORKS from the Act:
ors’ Workshop in Vancouver will give a noon-
hour performance of their adaption of Ted Hughes's

long poem, “CROW.” Following their performance
‘on, Tuesday, the group will, conduct a workshop
in exp U theatre

LECTURE BY BRUNO FRESCHI: ARCHITECT .

Vancouver architect, Bruno Freschi, will give
a lecture, with slides and film on “Architecture

and .Community Planning” on wedaordey even-
ing.

SCIENCE FILMS

Two science films will be shown on Tuesday
and Wednesday. ‘Velikovsky: The Bonds of the
Past” is an uptodate documentary, « on, his book

Worlds in Collision. “Colossus — The Forbin Pro-
ject” is 2 high quality science-fiction film that spe-
culates on the nature of intelligent computers. :

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP

will te conducted by Maurice Gibbons of Simon
Fraser University. The workshop will be held Fri-

" day evening and all day Saturday at Red Mountain

Ski lodge. Registration i is limited to 12 persons and
the cost is $2.50. at Red

is provided free of charge. conn Erling Close
at 365-7292 2 for registration and information,

FIONEER DAY AT SELKIRK

: Dear “Oldtimer,””

Please join us for “PIONEER DAY”. at “Selkirk
College on Wednesday, March 14,

Starting at 12:30 p.m. in the- College Lounge,
the. programme includes. a student-led’. tour of
the College, culminating in an inspection of the
Selkirk Regional Archives, a TV. progrdmme ‘on
Trail in 1910, and-a presentation by Craig Andrews
on “Writing Local History.” 2

Bus transportation and refreshments: will be
provided without charge.

A bus will leave: Castlegar ‘Super Valu at

14:45 a.m. and Castleaird Safeway. at

es will leave Selkirk : ‘at'4: ‘Pam.
We are ooking forward to meeti

“ pioneers as can make it and in showing yc

your College. ne
If you want any further information, ‘or want

to make, sure of the bus,‘ contact::me at Selkirk

College, phone 365-7292. : oe ay
ne ieee You's, ”
Craig Andrews,
Department: of History.

WOMEN’S DAY: THURSDAY, MARCH 15th

" FEATURING: Displays, information booth on
health, education, career opportunities, birth con-
trol, etc. Filmi: “Three Lives” by Kate Millet, at
1:30 p.m. A lecture on “Human®.Sexuality” by
Ann. Frost of Douglas College at 7:30 p.m. Free

Day-Care Centre and baby sitting service from 11°

a.m, to 4’p.m. (All children should bring a lunch).

All services and events for Women's ‘Day are
free.

Ms, Frost's lecture is the first in a series, of

evening lectures and panel discussions “ABOUT, -

WUMEN" sponsored by the West Kootenay Status
of Women Council: and the Department of Continu-
ing Education, Selkirk College.

N.B.-If you will be-using the’ child care ser-

vices, pease phone 365-7292 or fill. out the fol-"

lowing form: and mail to: “Women's Day”
¥ Selkirk College,

Box 1200,
Castlegar, B.C.

f Stanley Humphries Sports
Jr..and Sr.: Rockers West Koofenay Champs

r

$
+4
t
t

I

: Ove
Senior “AA” bo:

ver the weokend, ithe
8 basket:

ball finals were played: Nel-
Bombers went into this
game with the best season

ne nai but It proved to be ,

ie Wolves. shot only
- 40 per cent from the field
and 50 per cent from the
foul line, Mike Conkin was
thigh scorer for the Rockers
26 points, while Kevin
Moran added
Mike Was also high rel
er with 12, . wi
Moran grabbed 7.
The second game could
be termed an upset as the
il Hawks defeated the
Nelson Bombers by a score
of 45-33, Trail pla’ a e str-

ong defence in game, .

This meant for the fifth
year in a row the Rockers
would meet, the Hawks in

the eel Championsh- |

ast four years

won three,

times in a row, and lost in
the _ year, For the 4th
yt row now, the
oekers have won the West
Kootenay champs, as they
Trail on Saturday
a score of 61-53.

Ce Scorer with 21 points,
Kevin Moran scored
points. Castlegar had

3,
Doug. Bigsby grabbed 11
oug Bigsby und Bob
Rafter were pee to the
first AllStar Team, while
a Moran was selected
to the ‘second team, Mike
Conkin was’ selected tourna-
MVP. The tourna-
mient's final standing ‘was
Trail, Nelson, Grand
Forks,

This weekend the Rock-
ers travel to Cranbrook to
take on the East Kootenay
champs to determine. the
Kootenay representative to
the B.C, Champi

Good luck.

The Jr. Rockers won the
15 and under Jr. Boys Tour-
nament, the’ first time in
six years. In their first
fete on Saturday, they de-
leated Trail by a score of

ae vavae Tamelin was hi-
ph scorer with 12 points
for the. Jr: Rockers, while
Bruce’ Allingham added 1

points, The Jr. Rockers de.

molished Trail

boards, ding

them by 42-11, Shawn Fly-

mn was nigh rebounder with

11 for the Rockers while

Tony Moucovl itch grabbed 9.
the final game the

ia Rockers getented Salmo

by a score of 61-49, Wa yng
McCarthy eared 15 poi

and grabbed 8 rebounds tor
the juniors, Wayne Tamelin
and Bruce Allingham scored
11 points each, Shawn Fly-

Annual General Meeting .
of the
Castlegar Figure Skating Club

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21
RECREATION OFFICE, 126 Main St., Castlegar

Election of 1973-74 Executive and Directors

For Information Phone

7:30 P.M.

365-6465

nn scored 10. points and gr-
abbed 7 rebounds, and Wal-
ly Verigin, grabbed 7 re-
bounds for’ the champs, -
Congratulations Jr. Roc-

‘This weekend the Jr,

East Kootenay Cham)

te Kootenay Cham

‘p. These games wi

place at SHSS this Steg
The Sr. Rockettes

off was a different

7. Bad i
in the first half put Trail
out to a quick lead, but in
the second half the ‘girls al-
-most longa back to.win.

turday, game two

came out the sume. The fin-
al score was 40-33 for Trail.
Defensive lapses, and bad
passes were the cause of the
Rockettes downfall. Trail
thouBl, played well in this

ma igh scorers for the
Rockettes were Chris Fitz-
patrick and Elaine Markar-

both with eight points,
‘while Gloria Zaitsoff and
Suzanne Van Yzerloo both
added six points. This was
the final game for this
year’s

" MHS
MHT Don York 638,
: THS No.

LOCAL AND

DISTRICT BOWLING RESULTS

SHSS High shoo!
LHS" Darline Adshead
my LHT Darline Adshead

Dvr 243,

1 950, THY
No, 1 2520,
Coffee Break

LHS Colleen Lightle
317, LHT Colleen Lightle

758.
THS ‘Take-Five 1014,

Castlegar News

2 f PORTS

Blueberry Rec.
Commission

Elect Directors

Three new directors
were elected at the annual
meeting of the Blueberry
Creek Recreation Commis-
sion to fill the vacancies of
Mrs. B. Michelson, T. Bach-
elor and B. Cormier,

The board of directors
are president R. Goetting,
vice-president Mrs. 3 Frie-
del, secretary Mrs, G, Duff,
treasurer G. Raabls and
ectors C. Sookachoff,

le did a fan-
tastic job of representing
our school this season. They
came in fighting, and ended
in the same manner.

bad that one team has to
lose, and in case the

There's “always next
year, so good luck to the
1978-74 Rocke ttes,

During the week, the
junior also’ en-

5 shlerrat,
Mrs. B, Morris and Mrs. K.
Gritchin,

During the winter mon-
ths skating and bingo prov-
ed to be very popular.

The rink in the parks
was but to good use and

enjoyed by many. Bingos

Wore: oad Mat the Castlegar
arena and proved to be very
successful.

1973 Blueberry
Creek Recreation Commis-
sion is looking forward to
an active year.

countered on a close game
and a I
On Friday, they too
., were defeated by the Trail
’ Jr. Hawkettes. The final sc-
ore was. 27-23. According
to coach Mrs, Verna Cher-
noff, the girls are too over-
confident, as they've won
13, and now have also lost
one. They continually gave

the ball to Trail, and were
out-scored 11-5 in the final
quarter.

This weekend they will
be participating in the West

‘Kootenay ‘semi-finals at SH-

SS, so come out and sup-
port the he junior.

THT.Pincurlers 2899,
a

over 600's; Ann Kaj-
zar 743, Inez Walker 686,
Betty Oglow 643,
Monday Night 7 o'clock
HS Betty Price 2601,
AIT Angie Arnason 627.
MHS George Markin
68, MHT Dave McCreight
THS Expos 1144, THT
’ Purple People Eaters 2863,
Team points; Gutter Br-
oms 2, Expos 2,.Spark Pl-
ugs 1, ishaps 0, “Early
Birds 4, Purple People Eat-

Other 600's; Don Rosler

ge Markin 615,
Monday Nite 9-11
LHS Irene Conroy 236.
LHT Irene Conroy 638.
Ken Plotnikof{
313, MHT Ken Plotnikoff

“THS Wild als 1087.
THT wild Cats 3

Team points: Metts 37,
ite Pins 25, we Cats

‘aacey Hh
pallies 688, Hal Hesket!

, Harry Marken 629, Ron
Barlsott 628, Jerry Antig-
nani 617, Jean n Comtols 603.
Tuesday Tp.

LHS rene Hill 299.
LHT Irene Hill 754.

THS Macalister Ins. 10-
a THT Macalister. Ins. 29-

Team points; Independ-
ents 45, Lucky Five 42%,
Sentinals 24, Castlegar Dr-
ug 48, Boundary Electric
oe Macalister inauranice

” Oth 600's;
White 664, Marcelle Banale
659, Vi McLuckie 638, Elsie
Rysen 603.
Toeeday 7 o'clock Mixed
LHS Caron Le Roy 272.
LHT ay Adshead 718.
MHS Jim Proud 310.
MHT Jim Proud 732.

ood luck to all of our,

It takes a lot of people to get each of our flights in
the air around Western Canada and the world.
People like Ruth Smith (she’s on the end in the

lower right). You'll probably never have the chance

to meet her, because after you've left the plane .°

Count on us.

‘eae

she and her crew board it to make sure that it’s as
sparkling clean for the next flight as it was for
yours. That’s the kind of special concern and

hospitality all of our people have. Can we serve

- you better? Ask someone who's trying.

PACIFIC
WESTERN

AIRLINES

THS
THT Screwballs 3011.
Team points: Screwballs
4, Road Runners 0, Go Get-

ters 4, Rebels te Regulars .

3, Columbia

ont 00's Caron Le

290. iy "Maree anne

98 is Orlando “Veechio

274. MHT Orlando: Vecchio
- 694.

THS L-Cee-Bee 1016.
THT Sroters 2935.

its: The Mo-

chine aa Nighthawks 2, L-

Cee-Bee 4, Spoilers 4, Squir-

¥y Gigs 0, Seven Elevenths

Other 600's: Walter
Kanigan 672, Leo Plamon-
don 3, John Shaw 632,
Borthat evincent 626, Bill

Shay
way “Night Mixed 9-11

Vincent _

LHS Bertha
248. LHT Helen Shaw 633.
MHS Orlando Vecchio
275. MHT. Walter Podmer-
off 684.
Seven Elevenths

: THS
1075. THT Seven Elevenths
2943, :

Team points: The Mo-
chine 0, Nighthawks 3, L-
aise 2, 3 Spolters 1, Squir-

en Elevenths

Other 600's: Orlando
Veechio 665. Helen Shaw
633, Betty Pinter 616, Ed
Webster 611, Russ Leamy

Wea. Morning Drivers Lea.

LHS Pearl Mott 293.
LHT Pearl Mott 698.

THS Chevys 999. THT
Ramblers 2875.

Team points; Ramblers
3, Mustangs T-] Is
Chevys 1, Cadillacs 3, tor!

nets ai
r 600's: Ann Fish-
wick 6 uae Lillian Flynn 627,
Bobbie Keraiff 653.
Thursday Mornin:
LHS Colleen Lightle 306.
LHT Colleen Lightle 749.

THS Chipmunks 1104.
THT-Chipmuhks 2827,

Team pelnts: Beavers 2,
Lions 0, Chipmunks ry
Minks 2, Squirrels 4, Ted-
dy Bears 2,

Other 600's; Lodise Fer-
worn 628, Shirl Morehouse
661, Helen Roberts 604.
Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. 1)

LHS Shirley Barton 262.
LHT Irene Hill

950.

THS
THT Criers 2657,

Team points: Huoters
34%, Screamers 53, Groun-
ers "48, Wailers 39, Criers
55%, Moaners 36.

Other 600's: Shirley

jon .

Rowdy Rollers (Thurs, 1)

LHS Bonnie-White 251:
LHT Bonnie White 599.

THS Criers 970. THT
Criers 2605,

Team ‘points: Hooters
37%, Screamers 54, Groan-
ers 49, Wallers 42, Criers
58%, Moaners 37.

Friday Classic Mixed Lea.

LHS _ Bobbie Keraiff
aan LHT June Archambault

tis Bill Davis 209.
MHT Bill Davis 787.
Styles 1158,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 8, 1973

OUR WARM THANKS

We, the Management and Staff at ROBINSON.
STORES wish to extend our most sincere thanks
fo all our Cr the M
ment and ‘Staff of bales and our fellow Mer-
chants of the Plaza in joining in our Grand
Opening and making it such a success.

: Special! thanks to Adastra Aviation for bom-
barding our Grand Opening with Ping - Pong
balls.

DRAW WINNERS

IST PRIZE: -

Trip for 2 to Reno ‘and $50 spending money
— Mrs, Morris Waite, Kinnalrd. Compliments
of ‘Robinson Stores,

2ND PRIZE:
Trip for 2 to Spokane, guests at the Perk
Lane Hotel —. Dawn Wells, Castlegar. Com
pliments of CKQR.

SRD PRIZE:
10-Transistor Radio — Mary Abrosimoff,

We Serve You First

berscinticed
insurance service
on all classes
FIRE

" \. AUTOMOBILE

LIABILITY
BONDS

SENS
tah ve

THS. Old
THT Old Styles 3272,
Team points: 5 Stars
Possibles 1, Believe It or
Not 0, Old Styles 4, Ball
Bonkérs 8, All Stars 1,
her 600’s: Bobble Ker-

Throms. Compliments of Carl’s Good Neigh-
bor Drug Mart.

Management and Staff

ROBINSON STORES

+ Castleaird Shopping Plaza

eridan 662, Nick
peatzentowsi 647, Walter
ralff 609.

ASTRE—AUSTIN-COLT-CORTINA-
DATSUN-FIAT-MAZDA-PINTO-
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But which one
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Datsun 1200

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defogger. High capacity 2-speed fisstet (sel oete

And much more.

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Before you buy an economy car, Datsun thinks you owe it to
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You may come to the same conclusion thousands and thousands
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*Datsun 1200 sedi

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