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Gander.’ Creek of the
Castlegar: Gentlemen's Hoe. ‘place |

hold ‘onto’ the lead /in the

league for yet snathes week.

‘Dave. ‘Terhune, an ‘ex:

; Castlegar Rebels now. play- ‘

ing for Shuswap‘: Totems
(Salmon . Arm) ‘of «the B.C.
Sunior : Hockey. League ‘is
“looking ‘very. good”: accord-

prise.at pre-season activities

this <= year./:.Terhune | was!

brought in on alook-see basis
with the accent: being on usa
for::the ‘following’ season of:

to Santor t Hockey Action, } 88/84.

‘turned’ into: an © excellent
choice, playing at centre and

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six, points. Kalesnikoff. and

Maloney: are tied for fifth
with five points each.

In action this week, Goose

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Wednesday while on Thurs-:
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Kalesnikott «: nd Grader:
Creek square off at,9:80,

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By GasNews Staff’
“ Ootischenia Elenietitary
School; held “its” first: cross-
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'Girls'Grade ‘1’and 2 half
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Larissa “ Cheveldave, third. :

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nay, “feats Amie: Chernoff, Billie Jo Koln, third. Boys’
‘second; Rene Cherry, third,: run,’ Derrek Kittson, first;
Boys run,’ Adam ‘Pruss, first; Myles: Makortoff,

« Girls’ 3-km run for 11-year-

year-olds, Michelle: ‘Nogreiff, - Debbie: Chernenkoff, second
first; Kirstin Mason, second;

Boys run, Jason Babich, first;

Nathan ‘Pongraz, second! °
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Stariley Humphries: See- :
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Rockettes": Wednesday ‘as.’
they. went down in’ defeat”
*1-0 Trail's J. L. Crow ft

-gan University hockey Wild-

- assists'ina recent 148, loss to

points’ (62! goals and: 42 as-
. sists) and three points for the

‘for 48 points.

' fleld | to;-win', the West.

Kootenay. High School: AA
championships... and>,;ad-).;:/
“vance: to” the provincial

‘stepped up the defense. °
‘goal in: to’ SHSS's' numer-

finals in“ Victoria “Nov.

1148. ,,
was: {disappointing
: the: Castlegar
win this year’

Rockettes coach Verna

‘ Chernoff : noted ‘that the
team “had many ‘scoring’ \
'. team> “all pe Pretty i

‘opportunities . but. : once
Trail scored during the age

‘second

Trail’ had:'two'shots on ~
ous shots'on'the Trail goal-
tender.) 2...) :

: Chernoff’ noted that ‘her

hard.”

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Hockey ‘Assoelation and Easo CAHA:: More ‘than’ 20,000 |
Petroleum ‘Canada (has an- | minor |hockey teams across’

nounced the establishment of \ the country will be invited, to

| improved «play :i:by:
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Baseball Laue Sealitons hosting next year's BC. Sen-
Beaver’ Valley ‘Blazers,: are ‘ior: Baseball: Ch

_KISBL to host fourney

all financial - obligations and

fated the. bast chance . of recently © granted*:to the
league at. the BCABA’s an-

Y couver.

Selkirk‘ College: Saints
men's Volleyball: team‘ wrap-
ped up a weekend of exhi-
bition action Oct: 30 and 31 at
Lewis and ‘Clark school in
Spokane with an impressive
second place finish. The. Sel-
kirk ‘A’ team won six games
and lost two during’ round-
robin:play and then defeated
the'Spokane Volleyball Club; -

, Aand C teams 2-0, 2-0 before

losing ‘to Moscow Volleyball;

‘ tied Seah tee
“Aug! i ‘holiday Weekend
the .“B.C.. Host”. portfolio.
the first ever for the KISBL

siokae Volleyball Club . since ‘the league's birth in.

Green 2-0 ‘and © ‘Pullman ~1977.
(WSU) 2-1 in the playoffs. Trail Crown Point Orioles"
Selkirk College. Saints management “has also - indi-
coach-Tim Frick, was ex- cated interest in playing the
tremely pleased: with. his host -role ‘on’ behalf: of the
team’s performance on the KISBL. However league ac-
weekend. This was the Saints cess to concession sales’ and
first ‘competitive experience gate - receipts is. somewhat
in the: 1982/88 season. Their. restricted by current. Trail
next test comes-on Nov. 26, Parks and: Recreation * De-
27 at the University of B.C. in partment policy. Because the
Vancouver. ‘host league is for

nual meetings hold in Van!

to the operation of the’ tour-

nament,. flexibility.'in: these!

revenue earning’ areas must

be- excercised: :before ’’ the -|

league.can even start to'con-

“and Trail have-been givens
deadline of March:16,1983 to.

submit ‘their Feéspective ‘for-
mal applications to the league

office. The: final“decision :is '

a; ‘national |! minor’ * Hockey . participate. °

awards program to eeogles
ability,” sportsmanship'’ and
60,000, -

each of the next three years.

+ -The $900,000 Esso Medals

Achievement Program will

2 We “are particularly

pleased that Esso Petroleum,’ . ‘

despite hard economic times,

has chosen'to support minor ‘
hockey,”: ‘sald ‘Murray “Cos-""

tello, president of the CAHA.
“Esso's program ‘will help

PENTICTON cri =
‘There's'a familiar name in

'[/ the» lineup’ of : Penticton
Knights these days as they’

go about the ‘challenge of

Hockey League champion-
ship.

Playing on ‘the right
wing is Brett Hull, who like
his father Bobby, is stocky
in build'and equipped with
a shot that’ causes’ night-
-mares for’ goaltenders. :-

Hull; 18, is'the third ‘of.
four brothers to play junior.
hockey, although he almost
quit after last season.
OT: just didn't ‘feel like

interest.”
He was the leading goal-
scorer with North Vancou-

Tov nile "A" team last sea-
. son and during the summer
played pickup hockey with
his 'friend,- Alley. Cook. of

( Another Hu ll
hits thei ice

} defending their B.C: Junior’

~ he would

playing anymore,”: he said :
in an interview. “I lost:

North Shore Winter Club, -N

h “Bellingham, Wash.
‘BCJHL

and Tm goin good,” said
: the 6-foot-11, 190-pounder. |
Aull: has;

He.’ has two’ power-play
goals, a shooting efficiency
rating of 17 per cent and is
a. plus-13, a club official
said Tuesday.

He's a Grade 12 student
who attends high school in
nearby Summerland : and
C) nothing bet-
‘ter than to attend college

next: fall.
‘He said he doesn't mind 2
the added “pressure ‘of,
being; Bobby. Hull's | son.
“Tm‘getting kind of used to
it now: in fact, I like it.
“Over: the years. I've
. taken a lot of stuff and.it
doesn’t : affect. me. any-
more.” tip s|
He also. is looking for-
ward to playing in front of
his.dad in the near-future,
Brett previously lived in
th Vancouver with his
mother, Joanne. 2
;  Hull’s © older _ brothers
‘both are still playing hoc-
key. Bobby Jr., 21, started:
juni ;

onif sMohowks of the «
‘Manitoba Senidr’ Hockéy ~
20,

tobe's ry
the KISBL April 1,,1988.:

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Club 0-2 in the
final.

The ‘Saints B’ squad cap-
tured ‘the consolation cham-
pionship and ended up witha
seventh: place finish, three
spots ahead of the last place
squad. The. Saints ended '
round robin play with a 2.6
record but’ went on to defeat

Local boy
scores

.’ By CasNews Staff
Castlegar’s, Bruce Martin,
a member of Northern Michi-

cats, scored a goal and two.

the Miami ‘Redskin
Martin now. has 34 career

season (1-253). |.
;- Martin, a senior forward
with the team, is. currently
tied for:second in scoring in‘
league games. He is majoring:
in finance at the University.
Martin was the winner of
the best: forward award in
1982, He: was also 17th in
1982-in Central Collegiate
Hockey Association scoring.
-with 24 goals and 24 assists

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