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December gathering
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Closkey said the

Coming off a
two-week layoff,

on Dec. 8.

Warm and washable, the
blankets were designed in col-
ors that harmonize with the
centre’s decor.

During the Summer of
1992, Guild members ‘pro-
duced the lap robes while do-
ing public demonstrations of
their craft at the Kootenay
Doukhobor Historical Society
Museum. The Guild is
pleased to present these to
Castleview Care Centre.

This interested observer examines one of the 12 lovely blankets that were presented to the
Castleview Care Centre by the Selkirk Weavers’ and Spinners’ Guild on Dec. 8.

the age of 59 years.

berink officiating.

On Friday, Dec. 11, 1992, Dr. Melville
Roy Bayes of Castlegar passed away at
the Kootenay Lake District Hospital at

Wake service and mass of Christian
burial were celebrated at St. Rita’s
Catholic Church on Tuesday and
Wednesday with Rev. Fr. Herman Eng-

Burial was at Park Memorial Ceme-

tery.

Mel was born Jan. 20, 1933 at Trail.
He moved with his parents to Cran-
brook in 1941. He received his school-
ing there and went on to attend the Uni-
versity of Alberta in Edmonton. He Northern Canada.
graduated from the faculty of dentistry

8 hi wi E vi oO RY aor ib arvied by his wife Helen, of

Castlegar, one son, Paul, one daughter,

28, 1964.

Dr. Melville Roy Bayes

and began his career working on the nephews and their families, Michael
DEW Line for one year. He then moved and Sandy Leask and Gordon and Ter-
to Nelson where he worked for several yy Leask of Vancouver and one niece,
years, coming to Castlegar in 1961. He Verna Leask and Warren Bauch of Cal-
retired in 1986 due to ill health.

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While attending university, Mel be made to the Castlegar Right to Life,
worked as an instrument man for the c/o Barbara Jankola, 303-8th Ave.,
Department of Transport throughout Castlegar. Funeral arrangements were

under the direction of the Castlegar Fu-

He enjoyed hunting, fishing, trapping neral Chapel.

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the Castlegar
Rebels will be
looking to
continue their
winning ways in
a pair of home
games this
weekend against
KIJHL West
Division
opponents.
Friday, the
Beaver Valley
Nite Hawks are
in town, two
weeks after
being whipped
11-3 by the
Rebels.
Saturday, the
Rossland
Warriors pay
their first visit of
the season.
Game time both
nights is 8 p.m.
at the Complex.

RING IN
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With Christmas
just around the
corner, it means
New Year's is
just around the
corner and that
means the
annual Castlegar
Cashpiel is just
around the
corner on Jan.
2nd and 3rd.
With more than
half of the 12
openings spoken
for, the sooner
you Call
organizer Kelly
Johnson at 365-
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Winning their
first five games and
their own Blue and
Gold Tournament
in the process, the
Rockettes looked
good heading out
for a tournament in
Calgary last Fri-
day.

They looked
even better when
they returned from

“As soon as we find
a scoring touch, we'll
be awfully good.”

Stephanie Rezan-
soff was named to the
tournament all-star
team.

Next action for the
Rockettes is tonight
at Kinnaird Middle
school against Kaslo.
Game time is 5 p.m.

On the senior boys
side, the Rockers

Cowtown Sunday
with their third
straight Southern
Alberta Institute of
Technology Tour-
nament title.

Coach Jack
Closkey said he’s
surprised at the
success his young
squad has enjoyed
so far, especially
when only three
players were with
the team last sea-
son.

“There’s no way
we should be 8-0 at eee
this point, but we'll — .
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h ‘Alberta Rockette Stephanie Rezansoff gets set at the free-throw line during a win over Kelowna’s KLO in the
three bi Blue and Gold Final two weeks ago. Rezansoff was a tournament all-star as the Rockettes won the
schools on the way Sa,IT Tournament in Calgary over the weekend for the third year in a row.

to defending their

went into an Oliver
tournament recover-
ing from a loss to Nel-
son’s L.V. Rogers last
Tuesday.

Blaming some of
that defeat on ill
health to key players,
coach John Ritchie
said things weren’t
any better in the
Okanagan.

He said that same
ill health combined
with the inability to
score spelled trouble
for his troops

“It was not pretty,”
he said.

The Rockers

opened the tourna-
ment with a 71-48
thumping of Surrey

title, the Rockettes started things off with a 37-32 win over Fort Bible Academy as Marcel Dusseault lead the charge with 21 points.

Macleod Friday.

Things went downhill from there, as the locals lost twice Saturday,

Wendy Closkey continued to fill the big shoes her sister Laurel left 69-56 to Osoyoos and 70-50 to Kelowna’s Pleasant Valley.

after graduating, leading the team with eight points.

Coach Closkey said it was far from textbook, but it was a win Pleasant Valley.
nonetheless.

“It wasn’t a great game, but we found a way to win,” he said.

The next game was one Closkey said the Rockettes shouldn’t have
won — a 48-45 squeaker over Foremost.

He said the aggressive style of play that has paid dividends for the
Rockettes this year was nonexistent.

“(Foremost) should have beaten us,” Closkey said.

Rhonda Dawes was the team’s top scorer with 11 points.

With the win, the Rockettes advanced to the final against Hanna for
a game that saw both veterans and rookies combine for the victory.
Getting 14 points from Dawes and 13 from Grade 10 Lisa Datchkoff,

sick and tired.”

to get used to if they want to be winners.

he said.

Jeff Moffat had 26 against Osoyoos, while Dusseault had 20 against
Ritchie said the loss to Kelowna was meaningless because the Rock-
ers’ chances of winning the title were slim and none.
“We were out of it by then,” he said. “We were flat and the kids were
Shooting for an eventual berth in the Provincials, Ritchie said the
Rockers have to learn to deal with adversity. He said playing more
than one game a day without healthy players is something they'll have
“The team that can outlast the others is going to come out on top,”

And with their only game for two weeks tonight against Kaslo,

Stanley Humphries came away with a 60-44 win and their third Ritchie said now is a good time to start learning.

straight title.
Pointing to Datchkoff, Closkey said his pre-season concerns about could have our hands full.”

untested rookies in the lineup are rapidly disappearing.
“The young kids are starting to play well,” he said.

“We'll see which group of lads shows up for that one,” he said. “We

Game time is 7 p.m. at Kinnaird Middle School.

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