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Bowman stores for futu re Score

The Canadien Prose
Scotty Bowman, head coach of Buffalo Sabres, has been |

like a squirrel storing nuts,

He has had six first-round amateur selections at the

June draft in the last two years as he prepares his National
Hockey League team for the future.

The future may be now, with players such as defence-
men Phil Housely and’ Hannu Virta, centre Dave Andrey-
chuk for forwards Paul Cyr, Sean McKenna, Mike Moller
and Mal Davis, who were impressive rookies last year.

It’s possible some of Bowman's picks from last June will ©

lend a helping hand — centre Adam Creighton, right singer
L ibe and tender Tom . Barasso

considered to have the best chance — but assistant coach

Jim Roberts has said he expects these youngsters to be
brought along slowly..

‘The Sabres, third in the division last year, have some
polished performers to blend with the new breed and should
end up on top of.the division.

Look for the remainder of the Adams Division clubs to
follow in this order: Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens,
Quebec Nordiques and Hartford Whalers.

Defencemen Larry Playfair and John Van Boxmeer,
centres Gilbert Perreault and Dale McCourt and forwards
Mike Follgos and Craig Rasa ere gran hs Bato el

is another vet th combs

BOSTON BRUINS

‘. When the Bruins were ousted’ by New York Islanders in.”

i Carpe dn the, Prince, of abet cusmipscuslip) series, the)
Bruios seemingly had mace: pedple cn the siaalines jhe on)

from the
spies problems thst opt hin autlde aoe of last season, ‘
‘The ruins

on defence, where Jim Schoenfeld!:and: Guy «Lapointe, .
off-season acquisitions, join all-star Rey Bourque. They,

eae Cae ae a ak the reaek and
gecq Cloutier and Barasso pable backup

Castlegar

SATURDAY
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New York Mets vs. Montreal
FOOTBALL — CFL: Sie » Roughriders vs. Saskatchewan

Is vs. Rossland Warriors,

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games and we felt we needed sas
more discipline from the _ Méshwhile, Lakers Assis-

But ho aald ‘Tapp aca

have: passed on any infor-
mation to the new coach.

“We will probably be in

touch with the new coach in

case we'can be of any help,” .

Rebelato ‘said.
“We Aveo expect ‘that

much,

‘for-a* couple of de-
fencemen from’ the Lakers
but with the boys we've got; I
don't) think we need them,”
he said: 1° .

b” tant coach Mike Troma:
“We also felt that a coach *

living in Kelowna and coach-
ing a team in Vernon wasn't ‘eam last year,

; like. \ Tapp said
this was made the better off, today. arene na) a
we'd be,” said Enemark. reget ala ied!
“rWe've only three games the team, ”,

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SPRUCING UI + Worker puts a fresh coat of, paint on the walls of the Selkirk

College courts. Paint is ‘Part of facelift given the college gymnasium facility this

summer,

Public invited to
use college gym

By CasNews Staff
Members of the commu-

This .week,. the, athletic
department is inviting
hi

to Sept. 80-will- receive the

-service for free for ‘the

nity, as well as
and staff at Selkirk college
will have a greater oppor-
tunity to use the college's
athletic facilities this year.

The recent cancellation
of the college's Physical

of tl

to take advantage of its
offer. to use: the facilities
free between 6 and 10 p.m:
each night until Friday. By
presenting a coupon which
recently appeared in the
Cc

News,

means
the facilities won't be as
occupied with classes as in
the past, giving more time
for students, staff and
community members to
use the gym, raquetball
and squash courts, and
weight room, says Athletic
Director Mal Stelck.

This year the college's
newly-renovated athletic
facilities are open from 8 to
10:80 a.m. and again from 4

.to10 p.m. Monday, through
Friday and Sunday from 2
to.9:80 ‘p.m. The complex
will be closed on Saturday,
except when special events
are scheduled.

will be entitled to try the

new facilities, along with a

friend. 0 R
Improvements to the

facility include the addition’.

of several new pieces of
weight equipment in the
weight training room, and
new walls and floors in the
court areas and ghymas-
ium, ‘

Total cost of the project
is 65,890, excluding archi-
techtural work.

The college is presently

offering activity passes for
sale. A one-year member-
ship is $120 for adults and
ne for youth 18 and under.

“Oppor should
exist to place continued
hasis on sport devel

pass is $70 and
$00 for adults and youths
r ively. Monthly

ment activities 1 bya great-
er emphasis on facility
utilization by the general
public,” Stelck ‘says.

passes are available.
Locker/lock/towel _ser-

vice is also available and

anyone buying a pass prior

Pass fees include the use

ofall facilities, the court '

booking fee ‘and planned
“learn -to program” ‘in

Squash, racquetball, bad-

minton and ‘weightlifting.

Information officer
Penny Freno-Link'says the
prices on'some passes have
increased while prices on
others are down from last
year. :

The yearly adult pass is
up $20 from last year to

, $120, the semester pass is

up $10.and the monthly
pass has increased $5 to
$30.

The increases are due in
part to the fact that users

are getting “virtually a’

brand new facilitiy,” says
Freno-Link. As well, users
will have more hours ‘in
which to use the pass, and
the cost of the “learn to

programs” are free to the

pass holder.

At the same time, the
cost of using the racquet-
ball and squash courts is
down 60 cents from last
year to $4.50:

( Recreation News

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This fall'the recreation de-
partment will be’ offering 1a
wide variety of ‘special.even-

cing talks. The ‘topics will

range from*fitness to wood
stove safety. Our first ses-
sion is entitled Treat Your
Own Back. It'will take place
on Tuesday, Oct. 11 from.7:80
9:80 p.m. in room 109 of the

‘community complex.

‘This talk will enable you to
learn ‘how toprotect and
treat your back by the Mac-
Kenzie method, a new ap-
proach to back. care. Alle-

|. viate back. problems from

lift-

glazes and ‘operate a kiln.
This \class* takes place on
Monday evenings ‘starting
Oct. 3) from" 7:30 -) 9.p.m.
Registration fee is $25.which
includes all material.

+ Sewing

For the beginner andiinter-
mediate ‘sewer. Learn: about
pattern -alterations ‘and. ad-
justments, ;) correct « sizing,
various .styles ‘of ‘Prshirts,
baby clothes and Christmas
ideas. This class.will'be held
on Thursdays from 7:~'9 p.m.
in, the sewing roam:of/KJSS.
Registration fee'is $30;

Mi

2, bending, sports, working

wea loose clothing if you
plan'to attend. The instructor
is Lorna Munck, the director
of Physical N at Koot-

Cooking
If you pare just recently

You can obtain’ the basic
skills of verbal communica-
tion by attending this pro-
gram. Experienced Toast-

masters will present the fun-.

damentals and you will prac-
tice as you learn on Tuesdays
from 7:80 - 9:30 p.m. in the
Arts/Crafts Room at the
complex. Registration fee is
$30. |

Recreational Friend
If-you are interested in
being a Recreational Friend
contact the recreation Office
at 365-3386, e

Junior Hockey
Junior hockey is starting in
Castl this day

or would ike to make better
use of the one ‘you'2have,
register fora session of our

enay. Lake.Hospital. Regis:
tration fee,is $5. r

If you have finished your
gardening: and. now. have
some spare. time on. your
hands ‘why. not register. for
one of : the:i following. adult
Programs, |:

Cook-
ing Course. Classes: Start
Thursday and continue ‘dn
Tuesdays and Thursdays for
four sessions. The afternoon
session is from 1: +: 8° p.m.
Registration fee is $25. Class-
es start tomorrow so sign up
‘now.

Pottery =; a
-A basit ion to'pot-
tery. Tedtn' ‘Rindamental

such

Do people listen tox ‘what °
you say? To be effe in’

as Been ra meth-
ods as we as bow, to.apply

your job, activity
and even socially we ‘need
Le communication skills.

“Bighorn sheep

Darrel Winser, B.C. Wild-
life: Federation:Sheep Com-
mittee. Chairman has ‘an-
nounced’ that \20' California
bighorn sheep from the Vas:
eaux Lake herd will be trans-

located to an area north of |

Grand Forks in the Granby
water shed. i
The project, a BCWF and
Ministry of Environment co-
operative venture, will take
place in February, 1984, upon
receiving::_policy... approval

‘from Victoria, says regional

wildlife ‘biologist :Bob’ (biti:

Recent bighorn; ides die.
offs in the East Kootenay
have prompted local sports-
men and. the BCWF to
initiate this translocation to
secure and further enhance
the future of the. bighorn
sheep in this province.

BCWF's share of the fund-
ing for this project will be
derived from the. direct ap-
peal to sheep hunters, in the
province throu, th the Fed

evening. Come down to the -

arena complex for an.8 p.m.
game when the Castlegar
Rebels take on the Rossland
Warriors in the first game of
the 1988-84 season. For ex-
citing action don’t miss Ju-
nior Hockey in Castlegar.

Deer Park
Road to
get sheep

The Grey Wolf area on the
Deer Park Road may become

» the new home of a mountain

sheep herd if current plans of
the Castlegar and District
Wildlife Association are suc-
cessful.

Funds have already been

_set aside for a translocation
‘project and will proceed

pending approval and cooper-
ation . from the provincial
Ministry of Environment.
The :herd will, probably
never be large enough to
allow hunting, says an Asso-
elation spokesman, but it will
be of interest to local natur-
alists' and photographers
while providing a supply of
rams that.could be

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