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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 4, 1975

, Results from Castlegar and District Minor Hockey

Nov. ap da tteod Leafs 4,
Oilers 4, (No detalls of scoring),

Nov. 26—Blazers 4, Sabres
1, In goal for the Blazers was D,
DeRosa and for the Sabres, R,
Paulson, Scoring the Blazers’
goals were K, Semenoff (3) and
J. Tretch, Assists were made
by B. Makortoff, J, Kanigan, J.
Barton and ‘amelin. The
tone Sabres’ goal was scored by
'T. Baulkham on an assist from
D. Standidge.
© Nov. 23—Canadians 2, Can-
ucks 2. In goal were R. Salekin
for the Canadians and T,
Swanson for the Canucks, Scor-
ing both Canadians’ goals was
M. Corbett, with one assist
from J. Anderson, The Can-
uck's goal-getters were G.
Roberts and K. Cheveldave.
‘Assists went to W. Popoff and
S, Samoyloff.
% Maple Leafs 1, Jets 0.
Leafs goal was scored by K.
Sherstobitoff.
#2 Ollers 5, Sabres 0, Scoring
for the Oilers were G. Walker

(3), E. Knowler and J. Sofonoif,
Assists were made by Walker
(2) and Knowler.

Blazers 8, Canadians 0. In
goal were J. Kanigan for the
Blazers and L, Plotnikotf for
the Canadians, Scoring were T.
Gevatkoff (2) and J. Leitch.
Assists were made by J. Leiteh
and J, Barton,

Pee Wee Division

Nov. 24—Canadians 3,
Mustangs 3. In goal were G.
Silvester for the Canadians and
K. Sparkman for the Mustangs.
Goal-getters for the Canadians
were B. Markin, D. Salekin and

T. Strelloff, Assists went to B. °

Watt (2) and J, Calder. Scoring
for the Mustangs were
Armstrong (2) and J. Landis,
with assists golng to J. Landis,
M. Plotnikoff and K. Venables.
Nov. 25—Rangers 8, Bru-
ins 1, Goalies were G. Soloveoff
for the Rangers and V.,Brunton
for the Bruins, Scoring the
Rangers’ goals were P, Semen-
off, R. McGauley (3), L. Tom-
ilin, K. Perepolkin (2) and D.

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Costa, Assists were made by B,
Aaton (3), K. Perepolkin (2), N.
Walker (2), L, Tomilin and P,
Semenoff. The Brulns' goal was
acored by K. Cox assisted by D,
Lightle and D, Tamelin.

Nov. 26—Canucks 5, Maple
Leafs 9, Goalies were J.
Shmoorkoff for the Canucks
and D, Podmoroff for the Maple
Leafs. Scoring for the Canucks
were B, Ehman, B. Alexander,
G, Pondelicek (2) and A.
Beattle, Assists went to B.
Grim, J, Shmoorkoff and R,
Terhune. were

Keraiff ond D. Reld, Assists
were made by G. Stewart and
G. Halisheff.

Nov. 29—Rangers 6, Cana-
dians 0, In goal were G,
Soloveoff for the Rangers and
B, Watt for the Canadians.
Goals were scored by W.
Walsh, R. MeGauley (3), Ke.
Swetlishoff and K, Perepolkin.
Assists went to B. Aston, ‘L.
Tomilin and D. Costa. =“

Nov. 30—Mustangs 3, Can-
ucks 0. Goalies were R. Spark-
man for the Mustangs and J.
Shmoorkoff for the Canucks.
Scoring were M, Plotnikotf, P.
Churchill and §, Simonen, As-

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majority of the courses have
been lined up and we are only
waiting to find instructors for a
few courses which will com-
plete our program.

Interest has been shown
by a number of persons for
courses in pet obedience, public
speaking and basic carpentry.
Before we can offer these
courses, we need people who
are capable of instructing in
these areas.

We would also like to
attempt-a course in cooking.

’ However, we would first like to

we suggestions regarding the

type’ of cooking : the’ public
“would Ike to participate in. ~

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348 With school use of the

arena increasing in the last few

A notice to all members of
“the Friday night badminton
club: On Friday, Dee. 12 and 19,
badminton will be cancelled and
instead held on Tuesday, Dec. 9
and 16 from 7 to 10 p.m.
‘These are the last sessions

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session of the adult education ~

its were made by J, Landis
and D. Shersiobtall
jantam Division
Non 24—Peo Wee Rep 3,
KSCU 2. Goalles ‘were : D,
Kanigan for the Rep and P,.
Perras for KSCU, Rep goals
were scored by T.. DePaoll, L.
Stoushnow ‘and J. Smith, As-
sists went to L, Stoushnow, D.
Knowler and T. DePaoli. KSCU

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mado by D, Hughes (2), M.
Lightle and M. Wichert, Rep
Boalt were scored by J. Smith
and T; Reld, on assists from D.
Knowler and J. Smith.

Nov. 27—Legion 6, PPWC
1, In goal were C, Wilson for
the Legion and N. Chernoff for
PPWG. Scoring the Legion
goals were C. Horning (2}, D.
Bagg, P. Horning and) R.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

goals were scored by R. Laur:
jente and R.’ Andrews. Assists
went to T. Krug, R. Andrews
and A, Gunderson. ,

Nov." 26—CSCU 5, Pee
Wee Reps 2.'In goal-were R.
Cheveldave for CSCU and D.
Kinakin for the Reps.. Goal-
getters for CSCU were M.
Witchert, M. Lightle, R. Martin
{2} and B, Gallo. Assists were

January Courses fo Offer
Wide Variety of Activities.

weeks and the addition of two
further skating sessions, the
arena Is presently being used to
its maximum. Activities vary
and seem to hit all age groups
with a range of activities,
‘With minor hockey having
over 400 boys registered and
figure skating over 150 people, ,
these two programs take the
majority of the ice time.
However, there is still time for
such activities as men’s soft
puck hockey, broomball, girls’
‘hockey and commercial men's

jockey.

Selkirk College plays many
of its intercollegiate «home
games here, a3 well as offering
an intramural. program , for
students and staff.

During school hours, Stan-..
ley Humphries’ physical educa;
tion™ Classes are using the’

+ facility to participate in skating

and broomball, +

Also, during the day, Sil-
ver Birch and the Adult Handi-
cap Centre make use of the ice,
as do the senior citizens.

Public skating, which is
proving popular on Sundays, is
also offered on Tuesday morn-
ings and Saturday afternoons, ,
Mothers and tots have an hour
of skating on Monday after-
noons.

With the hall being used
for numerous recreational and
social functions, as well as a
meeting place, the arena is a
recreation facility giving good
return to your tax dollar.

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The cultural arts continue
to provide numerous activities.

The Lions Club is working
hard for its Dec. 13 art exhibit.
which is to be held at the
Exhibition Centre next to the -
Doukhobor Village.

Included in the auction are
works of sculpture, batik, paint.
ing, silk screening, weaving,
pottery, antiques and bottles.
Doors open at 9 a.m, and the

“same begins at 1 p.m.

Courses which we are -

continuing to offer in. the
cultural arts will include chil-
dren's photography, children's
art, children’s ballet and chil-
dren's crafts. Adult courses will
include erochet, embroidery,
art.and ceramics,
Bares

As our recreation season
draws to a close, we must be
re-evaluating our past season
as well as making considera.
tions for the up-and-coming .
season.

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Simonen. Assists went to C,
Horning and P. Horning. The
tone PPWC goal was scared by
L, Halisheff, assisted by D.
Nelson and McDonald:

Nov, 20—Texaco 2, CSCU
1. Goalies were D. Drazdolf for
Texaco and R. Cheveldave for
CSCU. Texaco’ goals were
scored by D. Markin and D.
Cox, with an assist going to D.
Markin, as well. The CSCU goal
was scored by G. Gallo, assisted
by M. Witchert.

Legion 4, Canadians 3. In
goal were C. Wilson for the
Legion and Johnston for the
Canadians.’ Scoring for the
Legion were TT. Innes, R.
Simonen and P, Horning (2).
Assists were made by
Horning, T. Innes, Midler and
R. Simonen. The Canadians’
goals were scored by J. Stew-
art (2) and K, Keraiff, Assists
went to B, Franks, K. Keraiff,
Steenvoorden and B. MeGuire,

KSCU 4, PPWC 3. In goal
were Perras for KSCU and N.
Chernoff. for PPWC. Goals
scored for KSCU were by M.
Nevakshonoff (3) and R. Laur-
fente, Assists. went to T.
Foubister (2) and R. Lauriente.
Scoring for PPWC were C.
Voykin and W. Zibin (2).
Assists were made by. L.
Halisheff and D. Philipotf.

Nov. 30—Castlegar Rep 3,
Trail, Rep 8." In goal. for
Castlegar were D. Drazdoff and
Cheveldave. Goals were scored
by B. Martin, D. Kanigan and

made

Rison and B. Martin.

Texaco 3, PPWC 0. Goalies
were D. Drazdoff for Texaco
and N. Chernoff for PPWC.
Goals. were scored by
Markin (2) and N. Chussinoft
Assists were made by D. Cox
(3), D. Markin and N. Chursin-
off.

Midget Division

Nov. 24—Dynamiters 7,
Weebles‘ 3..In goal for the
Weebles was Wallace. Dyna-
miters’ goals were scored by C.
Kooznetsoff, K. Basran, G. Pace
(2), C. Perepolkin, T. Halisheff

_and D. Kirby. Assists went to!

G, Perepolkin, C. Kooznetsoff,
B, MacDonald, D. Kirby, and G.
Pace. Scoring for the Wecbles
were B. Kubos, W. Koochin and
G.' Sorenson. Assists were
made by J, Townsend, S. Bozek
and C, Furlan. :

Nov. 24—Studs 4, Buz-
zards’ 4. In goal were R.
Plotnikoff for the Studs and D.
McMullen for the Buzzards.
Scoring for the Studs were C.
Sookra (2), R. Sherstobitoff and
J. Bermel. Assists went to R.
Sherstobitoff, C. Sookro,
Moroso, R. McKenzie and
Voykin. The Buzzards’
were scored by A, Conroy (2),
p Obetkoff, and B, Nazaroff.

ssists were made by J.
erste A. Conroy and B,
Keraiff.

Nov. 25—Exhibition game.
Midget Rep 3, Castlegar Jun.
fors 0. (No details of scoring.)

Nov. 26—Buzzards 4, Dy-
namiters 3, In goal were D.
McMullen for the Buzzards and

Ingham for the Dynami-
ters. Goals scored for the
Buzzards were by A. Conroy,
B, Nazaroff, J. Gillman and B.
Cheveldave. Assists went to B,
Keraiff, W. Kalyn and D.
Obetkoff. All three Dynamiter
goals were scored by D, Kirby,
with three assists from B.
Tassone and one from G. Pace.

Nov. 27—Studs 9, Bantam
Rep 6. In goal for the Studs was
R. McKenzie and R. Kirby was-
the Bantam Rep goalie. Scoring

for.the Studs were G. Yule (4), _

P. Klit, B. Verigin, G. Moroso,
R. Grim and N. Voykin. Assists
were by J. Bermel (2), N.
Voykin, C. Soorko (2) R.
Sherstobitoff, W. Jenkins and
B. Verigin. The Rep goals were
scored by D. -Kanigan (2), J.
Josafatow, B. Martin and T,
Strelioff. Assists went to D.
MacKinnon (2), D. Kanigan (2),
T. Streliotf, J. Josafatow (2)
and B. Martin.
Midget Inter-City

Nov. 29 (In Spokane)—
Castlegar 5, Spokane 4. In goal
for Castlegar were G. McMul:
Jen and R. Plotnikoff. Scoring
were G. Yule, -S, Bozek, J.
Townsend, B. Tassone and G.
Sorenson, Assists were made
by M. Varabioff, P. Rilkotf, B.
Cheveldave, B. Verigin, S.
Bozek, D. Obedkoff and D.
McKinnon.

Nov. 30 (In Spokane)—
Castlegar 6, Spokane 3. In goal
were Plotnikoff and McMullen,
Scoring for Castlegar were G.
Pace (3), M. Variobioff (2)-and :

B,Tassone. Assists'were made‘:
by P. Klit, B. Tassone, B. .

Cheveldave and B. Verigin.

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1, in the larger'communities the Com-
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2. Certain of the smaller Post Offices
are remaining open during the postal
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tion to customers.

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Castlegar and District Bowlin

Mon. Night ¢ Mixed 7-9 pam.

LHS” Annette » Bouchard

am LET Annette Bouchard

THA.
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“MIS Ken Hood 218, MHT
THB Screwballs 1097. THT

Screwballs 3025,

Team’ Points; Sunshiners

2, Serewballs 2, Expos 2, Lucky

Bs

2, Misflres 2, Mishaps 2,
Other 600's: Len Donald

613, Dave Calder 644, Darrel
Rourke 636, Peter Brittany 617,
Marv Wood 616,

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m,

LH8 ‘Annette. Bouchard

Adshead 672, Tom Cowlin 659,

Jean Comtois 622, Bill Carson

617, Elsie Rysen 608,

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m,
LHS Dot Sutton 387, LHT

7; Dot Sutton 776,

MHS Bob Bourne 292,
MHT Bob Bourne 662, f

THS Earle ‘Wiezels 1099,
THT Head Pi

Team Points Lett-Overs -

25M, Interior Wlezels 18%,
Slow Pokes. 14, Spares 16,
Head Pins 19, All Stars 16,
ther 60's: Tom Colin
638, Igan 661, Ra-
chelle Toews 690.

256, LHT Connie MacKinnon. Tu

674,

MHS | Mary’ Wood 283,

MHT Marv Wood 740.

Expos

‘THS Screwballs 1072, THT
2928.
Pteam’ Polnta:. Sunshiners

1,Serewballs 2, Expos 2, Lucky.

5's 3, Misfires. 1; Misha)

ps 3.
Other 600's: Annette Bou.

chard 657, Len Donald ge.

Dave Calder 627.

Mon. Night: Mixed 9-11 pan,
LH!

iS Carol Comtols $21,

LHT Carol Comtols 794.

MHS Ed Adshead 250,

MET. Dana Toews 686.

THS Slow Pokes 1103,
Pins 2994,

THT Head Pins

Team Points: Left-Overs

24%, Interior Wiezels 18%,
Slow Pokes 18, Spares 14, Head
Pins 16, All Stars 12.

600's: Dot Sutton

~ LHS Marie Makaroff 231
and Grace McCollough 231;
LHT Eleanor Holdsworth’'692.

THS | Muffets 878. THT
Take Five 2457,

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 2, Mugs 8, Pincurlers 2,
Take Five 2, Wheaties 2.
‘Tues. Morning Ladles—Cotfee
Break (Nov. 18)

LHS ‘Eleanor Holdsworth

250, LHT Britt Edblad 642,

THS - Cheerios 978, THT
Cheerios 2767.

Team Points: Cheerios’ 3,
Muffets 1, Mugs 3, Placurlers 1,
Take Five 3, Wheaties 1.

+ Other 600's: Marie Makar-
off 638, Eleanor Holdsworth
628,

Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.
LHS Bobble Keraiff 8,

ies, Morning Ladies—Colfce
Break b

THS Boundary Blectele
1064, THT Boundary Electric

Team Points: .Castlegar
Drug 26, Central Food Mart
20%, Quality Bldg, Products
17, Super-Valu. 15, Boundary
Electric 26,Mykyte's 78 16'/.

Other | 600's: Irene | Hill
631, Marcelle Wright 603,- Hor
‘Tues, Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m:

LHS Bobbie. Keralff 264,
LHT Bonnle White 681.

THS Boundary Electric
960. THT Boundary Electric
2718.

Team Points: Chevys 1,
Beatles 0, Ramblers 3, Model
Tees ft Ueroets 4, T-Birds 0.

r 60's: Pearl Mott
642, m ‘Wilson 601.

|. Morning Ladies—Drivers

Anne Fishwick 261, LHT.
Annette Bouchard 668.

ee Hornets 962, THT

"Team Points: Model Tees
2, Chevys 2, T-Birds 8, Ram-
blers 1, Hornets 2, Beatles 2,

Other 600's: Erma Mykyte
652. ae

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Team Polnts:: Parrots 4
Canaries 1, Woodpeckers ' 8,

615,
Tues. Night ed” oe 4
et, Night Mined 19, pm Budgles 4, Eagles 0, Swallows

(Nov.'11) '
LHS Mabel Postalkolt 243,
© LT Maureen Chernenkoff 570,
John Paulson 311.
MHT John Paulson 725,
jcrewballs 1090, THT
Serewballs 30 3043.
Team Points: Screwballs 3,
Ding” Bats' 1, Regulars 2,
Columbia 5-0, Alley Cats 8,

Other 600's: June Archam-
bault 620,”
Wed. Night Ladies—Cut-Rate

Engles 1018. THT
‘Swallows 2888.
‘Team Points; Parrots 1, ,
Canafies’ 3, Woodpeckers 3,
Other W's: Ea Adshead Budgies 1, Eagles 1, Swallows
677,.dim Proud 648, Dennis 3,
Chernenkoff 642, Larry Olson Other 600's: Shirley Torbie
687, Pat. Taylor 693, 643, Irene Conroy. 633, Ev
Poimoreff 612, Dave Afshead Petorman600, Judy Myers 606,

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602,
_ Toes. Night Mixed 7-9 ‘p.m.
(Nov. 18

Lg Darline Edwards: 294,
LHT Kay Adshead 722,

MHS Matt Rohn 271. MHT.
Marvin LeRoy 684,
‘ THs Aly Cats 1094. THT.

Ding Bat

f ‘ream Polnta: Screwballs b

“Bourne 718, Ed LHT Bobbie Keralff 762.
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Ding. its gulars:
Columbia 5-3, Alley Cats Fy
Misfits 1,

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre’
614, Larry Olson 633, Ken Scott
620, Ed’ Adshead 612, Bill
Robinson 610.

‘Tues. Night Mixed 9-11. pan.
(Nov. 18)

-LHS Joyce’ Turner 300. »
LHT Carol Vecchio 660.

MHS Dwayne Keus 319.
MHT. Ed Webster 766.

THS Heudpine 1171. THT.
Headpins 9397.

‘Team Polnts:’ Nightha ha.

=" 2,Rowdy Rush-ins’2,.7/11

Who vill be Castlegar
“and District's: 1975
Citizen of the Year

Ongenizations or Individuils are Invited
to submit-nominations toz

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Emmons 654, Leo’ Plamondon
650, Ted Cowlin 638, Orlando
Vecchio 630; Joyce Turner 630,
Larry Webster 608,

‘Toes. Night Mixed O11 p.m.”
(Nov. 25)

LHS Laurel Webster and
© Martha Halisheff © 237.) LHT <
Erma Mykyte 654.
<> MHS Orlando Vecchio 295,

-MHT! Orlando Vecchio 767:
1 THS ‘Live 6 1122: THT
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Team Points: Nighthawks
2, Rowdy Rush-ins 4, 7/11's 0,

Roadhogs 3, Headpins 1, Live §

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Other 60's: Ed Webster
719, Larry Webster 707, Matt
Rohn 677, Bill Soukoroff 645,
Dwayne Keus 644, Art: Dus-
seault 698, Bob  Cowlin 632,
Martha Halisheff 600,

Wed, Morning Ladies=Drivers:

‘LHS ‘Kathy | Horcoff 262.

; LET Kathy Horcoff 714.

THS Hornets 1081. THT
Hornets 2915,

Team Points: Hornets 8,
Chevys” 1, Model Tees 2,
‘TBirds 2, Beatles 1, Ramblers

AM . pm,» 5:30 . Sun,” & | Holida LHS Bobble Keraiff 259.
Fane i am: € Pie! LHT Bobbie Keraiff 699...

aes : Hornets 2872.

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Dot Tipping 608.

Wed. Night Mixed (Nov. 26)
LUS Darline Edwards 278.
LHT Darllne Edwards 788,

MHS Waine Meyers 821.
MHT Hal Hesketh 676.
inptths, Smeat, Hogs 1081.
‘THT Sweat Hogs 2997.

‘Team Points: French Con-
nection 0, Spookers 4, Half Fast
Five 0, Underdogs 2, Un-
sknowns 2-Sweat Hogs 4.

‘Other 600's: Waine Meyers
662; Lisa Antignani 660, Wendy
Gibson 625.~

rs. Moraing Ladies

LHS Catrina Ward -268.
LHT Louise Gjennestad 678.

HS Souirels 1012. THT
Teddy

eam Points; Minks- 2,

+ Chipmunks 8, Teddy Bears 8,

Lions 2, Beavers 1, Squirrels 1.

Other 600’s: Catrina Ward
651.

Morning Ladies
“LHS Louise Ferworn 248.
LHT-Lovise Ferworn 672.

THS Chipmunks 978. THT
Chipmunks 2782.

‘Team Points: Lions 0,
Minka’ 0, Teddy Bears 2,
Chipmunks 4, Squirrels. 4,

Beavera 2.
Other 60 ‘Joan Martint

Thurs. ‘Afternoon Ladles—
Rowdy Rollers (Nov. 27)

LHS: Betty ‘Pinter. 261.
LHT Betty. Pinter'679.°.-

THS ‘Criers: 919. THT
Wailers 2687,
‘Team Points: Hooters 8,
Screamers 2, Groaners 2, Wail-
ers 8, Criers 1, Moaners.1.
‘Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 20)

LHS Barb” Karzaniewski
234. LHT Barb, Karzaniewski
632.

MHS Frank Webster 328.
MHT Frank Webster 768.

“THS All Stars 1096. THT '

All Stars 3074.
Team Points: Avengers 8,

‘Stand Bys 1, Head Pins 3,

Rovers (5) 2, Early Risers 1,

Odd Couptes't, Jackson (5) 2,
Robson Rollers 3, Odd Balls 3,
Cannon Balls 2, All Stars 3,
Dynainiters 1.

‘Other 600's: Nick Karzan:
jewaki 751, Ed Adshead 724,
Mario Carpino 722, John Stet-
sko 705, ‘Tony Cordeiro. 676,

“THS Ramblers 1089. THT. ‘Matt Rohn 670, Marvin Wood

654, Jake Koenig 651, Gary
Jackson 645, Walter. Tymofie-
vich 638, Orlando Vecchio 635,
Doug Fellmen 629, Gary Ray-
ner 616, Earl Rourke 616, Bill
Davis 615, John Sherstobitoff
607, Lola Tymofievich 606,

‘Thurs. Night Mixed (Nov. 27)
iniews!
257. LHT. Barab Karzaniewski

“© MHS Orlando Vecchio 316.
MHT. Orlando Vecchio 800.
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‘THS Head Pins 1229, THT’
Head Pins 264.

Team Points: Avengers 1,
Stand Bys 3; Head Pins 4,
Rovers (6) 0, Early Risers 1,
Odd Couples 3, Jackson (6) 3,
Robson Rollers 1, Odd Balls 1,
Cannon Balls 3, All Stars 2,
Dynamiters 2... +

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Other 600's: Jake Koenig
788, Ken Hood 696, Walter
Tymofievich 687, Frank Web-
aler 636, Frank Costa 635, Gary
Rayner 627, John Dasher 622,
Larry Rovers 609, Ed Adshead
605, Dennis Chernenkolf 601,
Fri, Night Mixed (Nov. 14)

HHS Darlene Love and
Linda Rateliffe 220. LHT Pearl
Mott 574,

MHS Ron Melntyre 268,

MHT Larry Olson 679.

SHSS Sports

@ League Results

THS Yo Yo's pee: THT Yo
Yo's 2859,
Team Points: Yo Yo's 24,
Lamp Lighters 21, Road Run-
ners 19, Super Stars 17, Gang
Busters 14, King Pins 13.
Other 600's: Ron McIntyre
662, Marvin LeRoy 659,
Fri, Night Mixed (Nov, 21)
LHS ‘Linda Ratcliffe 244,
LHT Bonnle Lebedoft 698.
698,
MHS John Paulson 401.
MHT John Paulson 769,
IS Road Runners 1164,
THT Road Runners 3018,

, Team Points:. Yo Yo's 27,
Lamp Lighters 22, Road Run-
ners 22, Super Stars 18, Gang
Busters 18, King Pins 13,

Other 600's: Marvin LeRoy
714, Tom Cowlin 695, Bill
Robinson 616, Garry Rayner
616, Sam Postnikoff 601.

~ Blue and Gold Tournament -

Doug Veysey

Last Saturday the Junior
Rockers Basketball team. tra-
velled to Trail for an exhibition
ganewith therival dL. Crowe
Hawks, The Rockers
well and in the firat hall layed
their best basketball of the
season.

The man to man defense
worked to advantage and the
players performed well offen-
sively. At halftime Crowe led
36-31, In’ the second half the
Rockers made many costly ball-
handling errors'and were out-
rebounded by the Trail team.

Final score: J. L. Crowe 69, -

Stanley Humphries Secondary
School 49, °

Barey DePaoli was ‘high
scorer for the Rockers with 14
points. Reg Veysey scored 13
points and played a strong
defensive game.

This weekend the Rockers
host their annual Blue and Gold
Tournament with visiting
teams from Salmon Arm, Rev-
elstoke and Trail. The tourna-

Ment with visiting teams from
Salmon ‘Arm, Revelstoke and
‘Trail. The tournament is being
run ona round robin basls with
the first game getting under-
way at 7-0 Friday night.
game will, feature
Salmon Arm versus Trail,
followed at’8.30 by Revelstoke
versus the host Rockers. _
o8 Saturday play begins
with Trall, versus
suas followed by Revelstoke
‘against’ Salmon Arm at 2.30
p.m.
Saturday evening will see

Trall and Revelstoke in the 7.. |

o'clock game, while the Rockers
‘will take on Salmon Arm in the
8.80 feature game.

‘As usual, the Blue and
Gold Trophy will be awarded to
the winning team. There: will
also be an allstar team named

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 4 1975

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