CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11,1979
‘Border Bruins Downed 5-3

~ Rebels Now i in Second Place.

Hors By! Ror. GOETTING
tot Castlegar Rebsls defeated
‘Grand Forks Border Bruins by
score of 6-3 last Thursday, in
an important four-point game
twhich gives them sole posses-
ision of second place in the
‘Western division of the Koote-
inay International Junior Hock-
sey League. ,
3. Greg Burns got the first
‘Bruins’ goal at 1:12 of the first
period, followed by Darren
‘Hutchinson from Darry) Finnel
sat: 6:05.
‘This was a strange start to
ithis game, The Rebels seemed
to have the control most of the
‘time, but Grand Forks would
‘bring the puck down the ice and
‘score,

This is not to say the game
twas one-sided; shots on goal in
‘the first period were nine by
‘the Rebels and 10 by the
“Bruins. Castlegar's Bruno Tas-
sone got our first goal at 5:46
from Dave Kanigan and Bruce
Martin. Tassone also scored the
second Rebel goal at 16:28 from

Bruce Martin and Terry Hali-
sheff.

The game, was tied at two
apiece for all of 20 seconds,
when Mike Nevakshonoff put
the Rebels ahead for good,
assisted by Ron Sherstobitoff
and Glen Dunsmore. This com-
pleted the scoring for the first
period.

*_ Penalties were three to the
[Rebels and two for the Bruins.
!3 Grand Forks’ third goal
tame at 7:41 of the second
‘Period by Todd Rasmussen
fom Bob Brown and Darren

: Hutchinson.
Penalties in the second
riod were two for Grand
Forks and two for Castlegar.

The Rebels’ only goal in
the second period was scored
sby Bruce Martin. Shots on goal
‘by Castlegar were 14; by Grand
“Forks, 13,
<The only goal of the third
period was scored by Bruce
Martin from Bruno Tassone and
Barell Sawatzky. This was a
good period, right down to the
final seconds, when some fight-
ing broke out just as the game
@nded. Shots on goal by the
Rebels were 9, by Grand Forks

% Of all the teams in the
Western . Division, I enjoy
watching these two teams the
host,

Bruno Tassone, No. 3, opens up with the first goal for the Rebels

Tonight's game will pit the
Rebels against the Nelson
Junior Maple Leafs. They have

beaten the Rebels in the last
two games played in Nelson, so
it should be a good one.

CASTLE

GEX-NEWS

SPORTS

Junior Rockettes Find.

Salmo-Trail Tough Foes

This year's edition of the
SHSS Junior Rockettes basket-
ball team ran into some tough
opposition in two games played
prior to the Christmas break.

On Dec. 13, in the SHSS
gym, the Rockettes accumu
lated a 17-point third-quarter
lead before disaster struck.
Some hot shooting by Salmo
and the fact that five Castlegar
girls fouled out of the game
partially explains the final
score of 45-89 in favor of Salmo,

The next night the girls
travelled to Trail to play the
powerful J. L, Crowe Junior
Hawkettes. The Rockettes play-
ed sloppy defensively and were

: unaggressive.

/ Recreation News _/

Year-end Report

 . Presently, we are prepar-
ing a year-end report for 1978
and in that report we are re-
yiewing the use of various rec-
feation facilities in our com-
munity.
% It is interesting to note
that the continued use of the
gemmunity complex has in-
qieased in 1978, For the 12-
month period, a total of 174,477

rsons made use of the faci-
lity, either as active partici-
pants or spectators.
‘s. This total usage is broken
down into five areas; con-
ference room, ft

These playdowns will be held
this Saturday from 9 a.m. - 6
pm. at the complex. As we
have a local team entered, your
support would be greatly ap-
preciated.

We would like to pass on to
you the program series which is
being held on Sunday evenings
on Channel 7 at 7:30-p.m. This
program deals with outdoor
survival and has. a different
subject matter each week,
which should be of interest to
any person who spends time in
the outdoors.

A final reminder that .re-

room,
community hall, arena ice, and
_ arena dry floor. Of course, of
these areas, the ice arena had
the highest usage with a total of
$4,561 participants. The com-
munity hall, which has always
fad a wide number of uses,
accommodated 38,597 patrons,
The arena dry floor area, which
was used for four months for
such activities as a trade fair,
rock concert, graduation, and
religious convention, played
t to 38,150 persons,
s; The arts/crafts room and
the conference room continued
to prove popular with small
groups, as 1,531 and 1,638
respectively, made use of these
ateas.
‘ This yearly total was an
iterease of 4,000 over the
firevious year, which is only a
sfight increase. However, since
its opening, the facility has
entinued to show a marginal
igerease. What is more impor-
tdnt than the increase is that
le number of activities are
cintinuing to increase in varia-

tin,
jpeoming Events
2 Broa buffs are re-
rhinded of the zone playdowns
for the B.C. Winter Games.
————

is for our

programs is taking place this
week and many of the pro-
grams start next week. For
further information on any
activity call the Recreation
Office at 365-3386.

‘Weatern Canada School of

e, Alberia
ma Toa bts

Final score was 51-18 for
the Hawkettes, who appear
headed for the West Kootenay
finals.

Returning lo classes after
the new year, the team re-
sumed practicing two mornings
and two evenings a week.

Last Saturday the girls
hosted the Boundary Central
team from Midway and, con-
sidering the long layoff, played
quite well, showing signs of
definite improvement.

Final score was 48-18 for
the Jr, Rockettes.

‘Prior to the game, Wanita ' :
Conimand and Melissa Perehu- °
doff were‘ appointed as team
captains for this season.

The deadline for signing
players is Jan. 10, so by the

‘time this paper goes to press,

our final cuts-will have been
made, As I understand the
situation at this time, this will
include Larry Ingham, Frank

Costa, Tim McDonald (who

quit) and one or two more.
New faces will be Tim
Paul, (welcome back, Tim) and
a couple of new players with
impressive credentials, Are you

_ dying of curiousity? Come out

and see for yourself.
en
Rebel statistics to- Jan.
5/79 are: Played 27, Won 13,
Lost 14.
Goals scored 133,
Against 134.
Top Five
Bruce Martin
Bruno Tassone
Terry Halisheff
Dave Kanigan -
Ron Sherstobitoff 8
Team Standinge
West
1, Trail
. Castlegar
. Grand Forks
. Rossland
» Nelson

1. Pee kas
2. Cranbrook
3. Kimberley
4. Fernie

5. Col. Valley
6, Creston

a

‘Good luck, Rebels, on your
first East Kootenay weekend —
against Kimberley on Saturday
and Cranbrook on Sunday.

CATERER
REQUIRED

at the
Birchbank Golf Club
for the 1979 season

The successful applicant must be
fully conversant with all aspects of
food and bar operations and in return
can expect substantial remuneration
for the approximate 7 month season.

APPLICATIONS TO:

Geof Lloyd, Chairman House

Committee,

1130 Nelson Avenue, Trail
Telephone: Office 364-2507;

Home 364-2746

All C.C.M., Bauer
‘and Lange

Jan. 20-28

Minor Hockey Week

By VIPLOTNIKOFF
Minor Hockey Week across

“Canada is being held this year

from Jan. 20 to 28,

In Castlegar, we are break-
ing tradition and holding the
opening ceremonies the first
weekend of Minor ‘Hockey
Week. They will begin the
morning of Jan, 20 at the new
arena complex and we hope to
have a large turnout for this
event.

Also, the minor hockey
dance will be held in the new

arena this year to enable more’

people to support this popular
event.

And, of course, we'll be
staging the pancake breakfast
as usual; also the Poster Con-
test, and plenty of fast hockey
action all week long.

Watch for further details
on upcoming events, and don't
forget to purchase your. raffle

ticket early. The prizes are
great!

Theme of this year's Minor 4

Hockey Week is “Bring a
Friend.”

Our executive consists of
the following hardworking peo-
ple: chairman Fred Voykin,
secretary Nona Paulson, Vice-
chairman Malcolm Fancy, Trea-
surer Nina Voykin;

Major raffle chairman Geo-
rge- Makortoff, publicity Vi
Plotnikoff, public relations Barb
Kinakin, . pancake ‘breakfast
Terry Cormier;

Ladies’ Auxiliary Rep.
Sharon Isfeld, Poster Contest
Polly Corbett, dance . Elaine
Mair, game scheduling Gary
Paulson;

Goal judge and scoresheets
Mike Semenoff, referees Judy
Roberts and special raffle Lorne
Tamelin.

NOTICE TO
FRANCOPHONE
PARENTS:.

reasonable compete!
level at which they will

There will be a preliminary registration at Schcol
Board Office In Castlegar on Monday. Janualy 16, 1979,

the hours of 8:30 a.m
programme me be established ‘a this district. It Is

4:00 p.m. to see if a

known to an cna! Board on January 15, 1879. >

parents make

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(Castlegar)

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Weekly Bowling Results

Golden Age Age Bowlers (Dec. 20)
’ LHS Jean Carrie 191. LHT

bean Carrie 480.

¢ ° MHS Bob ‘Cormter 198,
MET Elmer Wallner 494,
Mon. Morning Ladles—Cotfee
League (Dec. 18)

+ LHS Kay Voykin 266. LHT
Bonnie White 628.

1 THS Genelle Biotlets 1066,
THT Die Hards 80:

‘ Team Points: Castle Tigers
188, Valley, Mites 190, Coffee
Mates 224,'Die Hards 2221,
Genelle Bluffers 192, Shetry's
eam 1614/2,

: Other \600's: Diana Lady
$22, Kay Voykin 620. |

‘Mon. Night Mixed (Dec, 18)

..,. LHS Patty Fomenoff 269,
‘LHT Irene Conroy 634,
MHS Ron Mcintyre 285,
‘MHT Ron Melntyre 792.

% THS Spares 1205, THT
Spares 3448,

¢. Team Points: Suckers

jeans, Misfits 188'/, Lucky.13's"

470, Spares 2001, All Strikes
189%, High Ballers 166,

‘Other 600's: Ed Conroy 666,
Larry Olson 651, Gord Dan-
¢hella 608, Bill Shay.606, James
Banat 603, Roger Corbiel

ffues. Ladies—Colfee Break
(Dee. 19)

4 LHS Dorothy Hardy 271.
BHT Dorothy Hardy 689.

2 THS Mugs 1065. THT
Mugs 3152,

+ Team. Points: Cheerios
203’, Muffets 179%, . Mugs
286, Pincurlers 280'2, Take
Five 196%, Wheaties 216.

3 Other 600's: Eleanor Holds.
worth 672.

Tues Afternoon Ladies (Dec.
4 LHS L. Buday 816. LHT
L. Buday 731.

; THS Castlegar Drug 1058.
THT Castlegar Drug 3057.
{Team Points: Northwest
Homes 235, Central Foods 217,
Castlegar Hotel 216, Castlegar
Drug 211%, Super Valu 198,
Team No, 6—182'4.

2 Other 600's: K. Gritchin
617, M. Wright 607, J. Grew-
cock 60!

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m,
(Dec. 19)

LHS Blythe Jenner 263.
“the T Blythe Jenner 647,
2 MHS Matt Rohn 264. MHT
Tom Cowin.711,
+ THS “De” Bowlers 1155.
‘THT Rolling Pins 3265.
' Team Points: Pin Pals. 18,
Begulars 16, Columbia No. 5—
14, Termites 6, “De” Bowlers

* 11, Rolling Pins 19.

{Other 600's: Tom Cowin
711, Matt Rohn 683, Marvin
LeRoy 631, John Paulson 623,
Larry Olsen 601, Blythe Jenner

he Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Dee, 19)

+ LHS Lil Knowler 278. LHT
Garol Vecchio 685.

+. MHS: Paul Makeiv 275.
MHT Paul Makeiv 769.

+ THS Live 65-1304. THT
Live 69547.

; Team Points: Roadhogs 1,
Nighthawks 15, Tee Cees 16,
Who: Cares 8, Live 5—20,
Rowdy Rush-ins 8.

* Other 600's: Loel Olsen
7, Matt Rohn ‘704, Orlando
Vecchio 684, Wes Kirkwood
650, Lil Knowler 653, Larry
Webster 645, Marvin Wood
626, Joyce Turner 626, Erma
Mykyte 611, Jack Osacholf 611,

Roger Corbiel 611. ~
Wed. Morning Ladies

+ LHS Erma Mykyte 251.
LT Bobbie Keraiff 701.

.. THS Bobcats 1088. THT
Bobcats 9063.

{Team Points: Continentals
168'/, Ramblers 2161, Bobcats
20812, Nova's 213%, Chevys
260, Mode! Tees 202.

+, Other 600's: Mable Posni-
koff 604, Erma Mykyte 658.

Wed. Night Valleymaid Ladies

-9 p.m.

LHS Shirley Barton 292,
LHT Winnie Savinkoff 642,

THS Swallows 1208, THT
Swallows 8297, ‘3

Team Points: Vultures 11,
Flamingos 7, Hummingbirds 16,
Bluebirds 16%, Eagles bata
Swallows 21,

‘Other 600's: Linda Costa
616, Carol Gregory 602, Ev
Koreen 621, Shirley Barton 636,
Wed. Nett Mixed 911 pan.
(Dee, 20)

LHS R, Read 219, LHT I,

_ Sheridan 613.

MHSH, Sheridan 284,
MHT H. Sheridan 736.

THS Midnight ‘Marvels
1167, THT Midnight Marvels

7. i

Team Points:
Marvels 230, Bowling Bee's
212%, Wobbly Wonders 194,
Bashful Five 198%, Special
Deliveries 189%, Roxy Rollers
16612. *

“Other 600's: R. McNee 621,
E. Adshead 662, M. Read 634,
M. Glendinning 632.

Thurs. Morning Ladies
- LHS Denise: Duckworth
pee LHT Colleen Lightle

am Points: C!

Midnight.

Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Dec. 22)

LHS J. Whitnack 295, LHT
Erma Mykyte 701.

MHS Ron Melntyre ‘279.
MHT Ron Melntyre 720,

THS Robson “5"— 1276.
THT Robson “6" — 3427.

Team Points: Jolly Five
165’, Night Owls 183, Alley
Brats 221, Desert Demons 178,
Robson "6" — 218%, Sweet
Peas 210,

Other 600's: Hal Hesketh
633, Joan Humphrey 603, Tony
Byra 617, Roger Rowland 602,
Jo Whitnack. 662.

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Senior Division

GHS Karen Kardash 210.
GHT Louise Hall 651.

BHS. Mike Wichert 262.
BHT Mike Wichert 689. -

* . .
Junior Division

GHS Sheri LeRoy : 159.
GHT Tracy Kraus 417.

BHS Glen Wilson 225. BHT
Brian Osachoff 658.
* . *

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 current, “

Recently, I was treated to
one of the best ways of eating
salmon or steelhead I've ever
enjoyed. It’s called @ fish boil,
Some call it a Wisconsin fish
boil. :

One of the beauties of the
method is that it's simple, takes
just half an hour, and there's
little to clean up afterwards,
Here's the method:

Use a vegetable blancher
or steamer that holds food up
out of boiling water in a pan.
Put enough water in the pot to
come up to the bottom of the
blancher or steamer. If the pot
holds a couple of: gallons of
water below the steamer, add a
cup of salt. Use less salt if it's
smaller. ~

PaO RN a a a ll ls Al la

First add the long-cooking |

vegetables such as potatoes,
onions, carrots and even tur-
nips, if you like turnips. I don't
but even they came out tasting
good. Keep the pot covered and
boil the vegetables for about 18
minutes,

Next.add_ the fillets’ of

salmon or steelhead so they will |

cook for the final 12 minutes,
After the fish has been in the

: Schdol Sports Draw
Winners Announced

‘Winners of the 1978 British
Columbia Federation of School
Athletic Associations have been
announced.

The $5,000 first prize was
won by Mrs. I. Johansen of
Armstrong. The three $1,000
prizes were won by Mr. D.
Brucker of Surrey, Miss Galynn
Boyes of Prince George and
Mrs. Irene Sullivan of Burnaby.

The students of Kinnaird
Junior Secondary Schoo! and

Stanley Humphries Sénior Sec-
ondary would like to thank the
citizens of Castlegar and dis-
trict who helped‘to make the
sports draw a success this year.

The money raised by Stan-
ley Humphries is used by the
athletic council to help finance
travel expenses. Kinnaird Ju-
nior Secondary used the sports
draw money to help pay for a
universal ‘gym the school is
Purchasing.

a ee

pot for about four minutes, add
quick-cooking vegetables such
as broccoli and cauliflower so
they get about eight minutes,

* That's all there is too it. A
half hour from when you
started, it's done, And is it ever
good! The boiling salty. water
and the steam in the closed pot
somehow bring out the deli-
cious flavor’ of everything, yét
each has its own flavor. The fish
is mild, without a strong taste,
and as I said, even the turpips
taste good.

The man who fixed it was
Buzz Ramsey, a fishing expert
with the Luhr Jensen Tackle
Company. To me, that bit of

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11, 1979

2 Pleaser

place so air. can circulate
through them, . Rubber and
leather should not be in contact
with concrete when stored.

Time. in camp at night is

important. Wear a light pair of

‘ shoes around camp, letting
your boots alr out, Have an
extra pair of socks and insoles
drying in camp for the next
day.

A few little things such as
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culinary expertise was the *

perfect touch to round out a
couple of days fishing for steel-
head and late-running chinooks.
For to me, eating what you
catch is part of the fun, and that.
eating was superb.

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Sometimes a lot of wear is
put on boots, waders and shoe
pacs when they’ 're not being
used.

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22, Lions 17, Minks 13, Beavers

11, Teddy Bears 11, Squirrels ,

10.
Other 600's: Jean Sylvest
603.

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Dec. 21)

LHS Erma Mykyte 241,
LHT Phyllis Lamb 615.

Team Points: Hooters
210’, Screamers 208, Groan-
ers 239’, Wailers 182, Criers
202, Moaners 218.

Other 600's: Jean Grew-
cock 607. °

Thurs. Night Mixed (Dec. 14)
LHS Lisa Antignani 272.

LHT Lisa Antignani 688.
MHS Orlando Vecchio 319.

MHT Orlando Vecchio 794.
THS Green City Gamblers

1198. THT Misfits

Team Points: Avengers 3,
Hotless 3, Owees 2, Robson
Rollers 2, Out of Towners 2,
South 5—2, Misfits 3, Stingers
2, Green City Gamblers 1, All

Stars 2, Cannon Balls 1, Alley .

Hogs 1.

Other 600’s: Darrel Rourke
743, Dave Hiebert 729, Don
Beck 703, Jim Gouk 683,
Charlie Burdett 682, Ann Gouk
678, Gary Jackson 673, Jake
Koenig 655, Howie Byers 645,
Gerry Wichert 63, Larry Web-
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Garry Rayner 628, Robert Mott
628, Denny: McArthur 816,
Pear? Mott 616, Bruce McKen-
zie 614, Muriel Stetsko 613,
Linda Lucas 612, Mario Carpino
605, Ron Smith 602, Gordon
Danchella 600.

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (Dec.
22) és

LHS Mable ocr 260.

> LHT Pearl Mott 66:

MHS Ron Postrikott 303.
MHT Garry Rayner 823.

THS Super, Stars 1261.
THT- Super Stars 3622.

Team Points: Cotton Pick-
ers 286%, Super Stars 234%,
Gutter Rats 197, 5-Wheelers
170, Hotshots 216’, Road
Runners 205%.

‘Other 600's: Darrel Rourke
782, ‘Ron Postnikoff 719, Greg
LePage 678, Annette Waywood

. 658, John Paulson 643,:Mable
_ Postnikoff 642, Tony Costa 638.

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