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Competition being held at Ladner this weekend Is Lynda
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The Basics of Steelheading

“Fishing’s like a bank
account. You have to put some-
thing in before you can take
anything out.”

—The Old Fisherman
8 8

If you're just beginning the
sport of steclheading, this old
saying can help keep you from
getting discouraged as you
work on the first and probably
most important of the basics of
steelheading — how to read a
river.

The three other basics are
knowing steelhead habits,
knowing how to handle a rod
and reel; and knowing how to
use various baits and lures,

This matter of reading a
river is of the utmost impor-

tance, for it lets you fish where -

the fish are apt to be. Without
this knowledge, you can cast
much of the time in water that
will seldom hold fish, Even the
good spots don't always have
fish, so there's no use casting
where they won't be, except in
rare instances.

You can learn a lot about
reading rivers by reading
stories in newspaper columns,
magazine articles and books
about steelhead. That's a good

Herb Williams pes

start, but it's like riding a
bicycle. You only learn by
doing. You have to go fishing,
putting in that time, like
putting money in your fishing
account,

Once out on the river, the
best way to learn is to have a
steelhead catcher — someone
who catches these wary fish
regularly — take you in hand
and point out good water. Next
best is to simply watch where
others catch steelhead and then
either work that same spot
later or seek out similar spots
along a river.

The third way is to cast to
places which look like the ones
you read about, This is the
slowest way, but over a period
of time pays off. You will catch
fish in some places and not
others, thus learning to read a
river.
One problem with this do-

it-yourself approach is that
many of the places on a river
aren't the classic “typical” spots
described ‘by writers, who
sometimes make it sound too
simple. Every angler has had
the experience of never catch-
ing a fish in some of the best
looking water, while finding
fish time after time in what
appears to be marginal or
mediocre water.

Some “typical” spots will
be covered in later columns.

+ * 8

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Mallards usually bunch up
shortly after landing or just
before flying.

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urged last week to get behind a
program initiated this year to
allow children of low income
and welfare families to get on
the slopes this season.

‘+ Bud Godderis, social work-
er. with the department of
human resources in Trail, spoke
ta the annual meeting of the
Red Mountain Ski Club Society,
describing the program which
his department is supporting.

"The actual sponsor of the
ski program is the Trail Com-
munity Action or

think. Almost all the people we
have on welfare simply have no
other choice. Only a very small
percentage are employable, and
you know what it’s like finding
a job these days.”

Godderis said that dona-
tions of ski equipment can be
left at the Human Resources
office in Trail. Funds to help the
ski program are being collected
by Yvonne Moore of the Trail
Community Action group, at
368-5463,

Golden Age Bowlers (Nov. 22)
Peg Newman 190.
LHT Peg Newman 494,

MHS Elmer Wallner 184.
MHT Ken Keating 481.

Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee
League (Nov. 27)

LHS Bonnie White 247.
LHT Anne Podd 638.

THS Die Hards 1117. THT
Valley Mites 3096.

Team Points: Castle Tigers
161, Valley Mites 145, Coffee
Mates 167, Die Hards 181'/,
Genelle Bluffers 146, Sherry's
Team 126%.

Other 600's: Bonnie White
608, Marilyn Kerfoot 606.
Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.

LHS M. Quiding 277. LHT
V. MeLuckie 640.

THS Super Valu 1142.
THT Super Valu $213,

Team Points: Castlegar
Hotel 176, Central Foods 164,
Northwest Homes 163, Super
Valu 146, Castlegar Drug 138%,
Beauty Lane 136%.

Other 600's: A. Sanford
601, M. Quiding 601.

‘Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(Nov. 21)

LHS Susan Belanger 228.
LHT Lola Swetliko 556.

MHS Matt Rohn 285. MHT
Matt Rohn 742,

THS Columbia #5—1183.
THT Regulars 3422.

Team Points: Pin Pals 11,
Regulars 23, Columbia #5—20,
Termites 14, “DE” Bowlers 9,
Rolling Pins 7.

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
742, Marvin LeRoy 609, Dave
Adshead 602.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
lov, 28)

LHS Laurel Webster 279,
LHT Martha Halisheff 740.

MHS Jack Osachoff 303.
MHT Jack Osachoff 759.

THS Rowdy Rush-ins 1261.
THT Rowdy Rush-ins 3587.

Team Points: Roadhogs 20,
Nighthawks 4, Tee Cees 13,
Who Cares 16, Live 5—9,
Rowdy Rush-ins 22,

Other 600's: Orlando Vee-
chio 713, Larry Webster 713,
Charlie Burdett 693, Laurel
Webster 685, Dwayne Keus
633, Mike Halisheff 627, Vera

Kalesnikoff 619, Leslie Johan-
son 610, Lil Knowler 602.
Wed. Morning Ladies

LHS Mable Postnikoff 249.
LHT Mable Postnikoff 600.

THS Continentals 1103.
THT Chevys 3014,

Team Points: Continentals
139'2, Ramblers 156, Bobcats

141%, Nova's 162%, Chevys

177, Model Tees 147.
Wed. Night Ladies - Valleymaid
7-9 p.m. (Nov. 22)
LHS Polly Sawchenko 296.
LHT Annette Waywood 705.
THS Swallows 1250. THT
Swallows 3298.

Team Points: Vultures 6,
Flamingos 15, Hummingbirds
20, Bluebirds 12, Eagles 10,
Swallows 21,

Other 600's: Annie Koochin
627, Polly Sawchenko 688,
Shirley Barton 691.

Wed. Night Mixed (Nov. 22)

LHS E. Mykyte 275, LHT
E. Mykyte 676,

MHS J. Mykyte 282. MHT
J. Mykyte 668.

THS Bee Bowlers 1215.
THT Bee Bowlers 3380.

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* Godderis said he had en-
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Other 600's: H. Sheridan
639, K. Chisan 636, B. Hall 625,
M, Laren 621, L, Read 621,
Thurs. afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (Nov. 23)

LHS Kay Chisan 268, LHT™
Bonnie White and Kay Chisan
604,

: THS Moaners 1073, THT
Criers 3171,

Team Points; Hooters 164,
Screamers 164, Groaners 159,
Wailers 118, Criers 158, Moan-
ers 161,

Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 23)

LHS Pear! Mott 258, LHT
Pearl Mott 657.

MHS Charlie Burdett 275.
MHT John Stetsko 731.

THS Owees 1074. THT
Owees 9064.

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Hotless 4, Owees 3, Robson
Rollers 1, Out of Towners 3,
South 5—3, Misfits 1, Stingers
4, Green City Gamblers 0, All
Stars 3, Cannon Balls 1, Alley
Rots 0.

Other 600's: Charlie Bur-
dett 728, Orlando Vecchio 709,
Ivan Salekin 671, Jake Koenig
670, Ann Gouk 635, Shirley
Tacheta 626, Earl Rourke 613,
Mario Carpino 612, Matt Rohn
,612, Denny McArthur 608,

Bonnie White 605.
Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Erma Mykyte 296.
LHT Erma Mykyte 755.

MHS Ron Postnikoff 272.
MHT Ron Postnikoff 724.

THS Hotshots 1184. THT
Hotshots 3286.

Team Points: Cotton Pick-
ers 175%, Super Stars 163,
Gutter Rats 145‘, Five Wheel-
ers 133, Hotshots 152%, Road
Runners 154'2.

Other 600's: Mable Postni-
koff 692, Terry Jack 627, Pearl
Mott 619.

Fri, Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Anne Podd 249, LHT
Anne Podd 634.

MHS Alex Birukow 284.
MHT Cliffe Churches 633,

THS Night Owls 1291.
THT Sweet Peas 3320.

Team Points: Jolly Five
111, Night Owls 192, Alley

Brats 161, Desert Demons 135,
Robson “6"—166, Sweet Peas

166,

Other 600's: Alex Birukow
627, Anne Podd 634, Blythe
Jenner 619, Yvonne Rae 603.
Sun. Mixed—S.M.D. Beavers

LHS Marie Makaroff 243.
LHT Marie Makaroff 653,

MHS Ken DeWalt 368,
MHT Ken’ DeWalt 781,

THS Good Losers 1800,
THT Good Losers 3603.

Team Points: Goof Balls
118, Yahoos 74, Good Losers
116, Charlie's Bunch 118, M/W
Sharpshooters 79.

Other 600's: Diana Lady
633, Rick Laktin 615, Dave
Furness 636, Len Donald 668,

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
Junior Division

GHS Sheri LeRoy 186,
GHT Sheri LeRoy 471.

BHS Brian Osachoff 288.
BHT Brian Osachoff 737.

Bozek Picked
Hockey Wildcat
Of the Week

Steve Bozek, a jh

By ROY GOETTING

Castlegar Jr. Rebels com-
pleted the first half of their
home season with a one-sided
victory over Nelson Junior
Maple Leafs Saturday at the
Regional Recreation Complex,

The 7 to 8 score could just
as easily have been 10 to 1.
Nelson never did get in the
game after the five-minute
mark of the second period.

The Rebels outshot the
Leafs 63 to 22.

Out of our first 10 home
games this year, Trail has won
two and Kimberley one, (the
Kimberley game in overtime).
The other seven have been
Rebel victories.

Our club is improving
every game out, Take the game
against Nelson — seven goals,
from six players.

Larry Ingham played goal
for the Rebels and even though
it seemed that the Maple Leafs
were trying harder for penal-
ties than for goals, especially in
the second period, he came up
with some good saves.

Bruce Martin put the Reb-
els on the d 26 sec-

Seven Wins in 10 Games at Home

Rebels Walk Over Maple Leafs

18:06 from Colin Ward and
brother Ron Sherstobitoff.

In the second period, Nel-
son was short-handed when
Marc Centrone got five minutes
for boarding. He was barely
back on the ice when Brad
Carlson received two minutes
for slashing, followed by Terry
Maglio, who got two minutes
for interference,

The Rebels were not able
to capitalize by scoring during
any of the aforementioned pen-
allies,

At 18:40, Terry Strelioff
put the Rebels ahead 3 to 1,
assisted by Mike Nevakshonolf
and Ron Sherstobitoff. The
Rebels played the second pe-
riod without getting penalties.

They were unable to score
during the prolonged period
when they had the man
advantage, but they took the
momentum of the game into the
third period and were able to

‘score four more goals.

‘The score at the end of the

second period was Rebels 3, .

Maple Leafs 1. Bruce Martin
got C. “s fourth goal from

from Castlegar, has been named.
hockey Wildcat-of-the-Week at
Northern Michigan University.

Bozek was cited by the
Wildcat coaching staff for his
efforts in a pair of 4-1 losses to
nationally ranked Bowling
Green recently.

“He was consistently the
hardest worker we had over
the two games," is the way
head coach Rick Comley ex-
pressed it.

Bozek started the season
at center for the Wildcats, then
was switched to wing for the
Bowling Green series.

“Steve's a versatile player
who can be used at left wing or
center,” said Comley. “We
think he’s developing very well
and turning into a valuable
player for us.”

Bozek played two seasons 4

for the Castlegar Rebels of the
Kootenay International Junior

Hockey League. His club won #
the league title both seasons J

and in 1977-78 he was both
team and league playoff MVP.

KIJHL Statistics

Nov. 30:

Team
Cranbrook
Spokane

Fernie
Kimberley
Columbia Valley
Creston

Team

Trail
Castlegar
Grand Forks
Rossland
Nelson

Name

S. McIntosh (Spokane)
M. Oliver (Rossland)
R. Dominici (Rossland)
K, Burston (Cranbrook)
J. Fargher (Cranbrook)
K. Blair (Spokane)

B. Martin (Castlegar)
B. Zanier (Trail)

B, Bodman (Spokane)
T. Hawkins (Creston)
B. Nazaroff (Rossland}
P. McKinnon (Grand Forks)
K. Mitchell (Fernie)

K. Goodwin (Fernie)
D. Green (Spokane)

S. Metzger (Creston)
K. Thomson (Creston)
D. St. Denis (Trail)

D. Taylor (Fernie}

B. Tassone (Castlegar)

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onds after the game started, a
lead that held up for all of two
minutes. At 2:12, Castlegar's
Colin Ward got a two-minute
penalty for tripping and Nel-
son's Mike Jones scored a
power play goal at 2:37. The
game remained tied until Reb-
els’ Ken Sherstobitoff scored at

Terry Halisheff and Tim Mc-
Donald at 3:12. Tim McDonald
is turning out to be a real asset
to the club — a good defense
man who can carry the puck —
just what we needed, and not
one penalty.

Bruno Tassone played the
whole game without a visit to

the penalty box, also, Good
work, boys!

Keep it up.

Nelson scored their second
goal of the game‘ on a power
play at 5:24 while Dave Kani-
gan was serving a five-minute
cross-checking penalty. Terry
Halisheff scored the Rebels’
fifth goal at 9:41 from Dave
Kanigan.

From this point on, Nelson
proceeded to get one penalty
after another. At one point they
had five players in the penalty
box at one lime.

Mike Nevakshonoff scored
the Rebels’ sixth goal at 14:37
from Ron Sherstobitoff and
Dave Kanigan. Then at 19:27,
Greg Moroso, in his first year
asa junior, got our seventh and
final goal of the game, un-
assisted. It's sure nice to see all
three lines getting goals.

Our next home game won't
be until Dec. 15 against the
Rossland Warriors. Maloney's
“Scoro” will be worth $105;
Castlegar Drugs’ puck luck will
be worth $45; and nine other
prizes will be offered, from
steak dinners to hamburgers —
all included in the price of the
program.

The Castlegar Rebels’
executive has just concluded
arrangements with Team B.C,
79 to host an exhibition game
to be held Dee. 21 at the
Regional Recreation Complex
in Castlegar. This team will

consist of outstanding junior
“B"e players from all over
British Columbia. Our own
Bruno Tassone will be trying
for a spot on this team,

Dec, 21 is a Thursday, so
game time will be 8 p.m. It is
hoped that the Rebel team may
dress some illustrious ex:
Rebels, who will be home for
the Christmas holidays, But
nothing regarding our .added
players is definite at this time.

There will be advance
licket sales, so be sure to get
yours early, All seats will be
tush. We are printing 2,000
tickets for this game, Proceeds
for the most part will go to the
All-Stars, to help with their
travelling expenses,

A $500 draw of five prizes
worth $100 each will also be
offered that evening.

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