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Castlegar Rebels
1980-81 Schedule

Oct.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 24, 1980

Fri. Castlegar at.Trail

Sat. Rossland at Castlegar

Fri. Trail af Castlegar

Sat. - Castlegar at Creston «
Fri. Cranbrook-at Castl

Sun. Castlegar'at Spokane *
Fri. . Grand Forks at Castlegar
Sat. Castlegar at Crdnbroo
Tues. Nelson at Castlégar

Sat. | Castlegar atS

Sun. Castlegar at

Sot. Grand Forks.at C

Fri. Castlegar at Rossl
Fri. Creston at Castlegar
Sat. Castlegar at Trail
Fri. Sparwood at Castlegar
Sat. Rossland at Castlegar

Tues. Grand Forks at Castlegar .
Sat. ‘ Nelson at Castlegar

Fri. ' . Castlegar at Nelson
Sat. Col. Valley at Castlegar *
Fri. Castlegar at Nelson
Tues. Castlegar at Nelson
Fri. Castlegar at Gr. Forks
Sat. Kimberley at Castlegar +
Tues. Castlegar at Trail

Sat: Castlegar at Rossland

Fri. Trail at Castlegar

Sat. Castlegar at Gr. Forks

Fri. © Castlegar at Rossland

Sat... ALL STAR GAME

Tues. Nelsonat Castlegar
Grand Forks at Castlegar
Castlegar at Trail
Castlegar at Gr. Forks
Rossland at Castlegar
Castlegar at Nelson
Nelson at Castlegar

Tues. Castlegar at Rossland
Fri. Spokane at Castlegar «

Why not consider
Sfocan Valley in your outdoor
fall activities? This area is an’
outdoor habitat for the out-
;doorsman, Fishing in Lemon
Creek and the Six Mile Lakes
Is a’ popular venture. Rain.
bow Trout and Dolly’ Varden
are plentiful.

On the west side of
Slocan' Lake the photogra-
pher- will encounter vast
scenic areas. This Valhalla
Range includés Beatrice and
Evan's Lake, as well as an
abundance of smaller lakes
and streams. Grizzlies are.
present in the Valhallas,
along with other larger mam-
mals,

Slocan Park Community Hall.
Learn how to tie that popular
Royal Coachman,

.,

There “wil be two mac.
rame classes held Oct. 18 and
25 at‘the Slocan Park Com-
munity Hall and at the Win-
law Begone Schoo).

it of the Fail Pro;
ie of are filled. If

. By MAUREEN GRAY
The. Castlegar Closed
Tournamént.was finally com-
pleted, after being held over
two: weekends, due to, wea-
ther ‘conditions,

‘Our’ junior | members
made a clean sweep of the
main events with Tom De-
Paoli and Sandra Elasoff -
being all-around ‘winners.
Congratulations to you both!
The following are the results
‘of the’ various events:

Tom ‘DePaoli defeated
Ron Friesan 6-1, 6-1 to cap-
ture: the ‘men's ‘A’ singles,

while ¥Sandra Elasoff ‘de-

feated Sandy Beleayke 60;
for the women's.
‘Gordon Gray : dgie
Malcolm Scott 7-5,00,
men's singles ‘B’ ani
een Gray lost to Lor’
6-2, 4-6, 6-3 for the we
Tom 'DePaoli, rid:
Donofrio ‘defeat
seault and Ron Frit
60, 6-1,in a very

ifee
and‘Joanne Scott wén
event ‘by defeating: Phyllis
Dolgopol and Patty. Richards.
14; 6-1.

“Again Tom DePaoli and
. Sandra Elasoff captured an-
‘ether title-by defeating Lori
"and Ron Friesan in the mixed
‘A’ doubles 6-2, 6-2, while

‘another:junior couple, Steve ~

Donofrio and Sandy Belezyk
defeated’Barb and Art Dus-
seault 6-1, 6-1 for the ‘B.
Barb received a prize for
most improved player.

Allen Gray, defeated ‘

Doug Hallet in ‘round robin
play 6-8, 6-3 to win the junior
‘A’ title. Doug received a
prize for runner-up.

We would like to thank
our: president, Gordon and
tournament directors, Art
and Ron for a wello nized
tournament, despite all. the

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COMMUNITY. COMPLEX”
“OCT. 5,8:00 P.M.:

All Minor Hockey Parents
are urged to attend. ;

“COACHES
DIV: MANAGERS

for the 1980-81 Hockey Season. Application for-
a msare ovallable atthe Community Comptex.

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pores Se I registered for the 1980-81 minor hockey in three sizes, children's, adults and Xt

* East Kootenay Teams | season. Here, Bev Chernoff looks at -adults and moke very welcomed Christ
] jackets assisted by Karen Hughes, the mas gifts. a

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BSS OUTILUVILEL a

FIRST REGISTRATION for Minor Hockey 1980-81 season took place
Saturday at the Castlegar and District Community Complex with a

igning up. Typical is the signing of players, some
with dad, some with mother and still others with mother doing the
job on her own. Boys not yet registered have still another chance this

total of 114 boys si

School receives books
from Canada Council

The whole school of
Winlaw, was among the 617
Canadian organizations from
Black Tickle, Nfld., to Old
Crow in the Yukon, who have
received kits of Canadian
books from the Canada Coun-
cil in 1980.

Among the groups re-
ceiving books are aries in
rural communities, prisons,
senior citizens’ clubs, cultural
centres, hospitals, commun-
ity groups, native peoples’
associations, primary schools
in remote areas and high
schools that provide library
service to their community.

Recipients of the book
donation program must be
organizations with limited
budgets for book-buying who
make the books available to
people in the community.

The books were pur-
chased by the council from
103 English-language and 51

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French-language Canadian

publishers. Recipients could-

* request a kit containing 80

works of fiction, poetry and
plays, 80 works of non-fiction,

able in English, in French, or
in both languages.

The hook donation pro-
gram is designed to help both
community groups and Can-
adian writers and publishers
by providing ‘high-quality
Canadian books to areas of
the country where they are
not easily available. In col-
laboration with the Depart-
ment of External Affairs,
books are also distributed
abroad,

The book kits are dis-
tributed during the National
Book Festival, a nation-wide
annual. celebration of Can-
adian books and magazines.

; Castlegar
365-2108

CASTLEGAR’S EXCLUSIVE STIHL SAW DEALER

District Community

Saturday when registration will again be held at the Castlegar and
Complex from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Forms for boys .
and fathers interested in refereeing this year can also be filled out 7
during registration for the referee clinic level | and II to be held in --
Castlegar Oct 4and 5. Minor hockey starts Oct. 6. —cestewsFoto by tole Hughes

Share afternoon of games|

Thirty-six members “of
the Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens took part in
bridge, whist and crib games
during an afternoon of en-
tertainment last Thursday in
their Centre. i

Winners were: crib high
seore — Jack Marcellus; low
— Bob Cormier; bridge high.
score — Ernie Newman, low

— Mrs. M. Town; whist high

score —Mary Owens, low —
Margaret Grills. Mrs. J. Hes-
lop presented. the winners
with their prizes. | .

Prior to the starting of
the games, Mrs. M. Olson
reported the prices of cater-
ing to the seniors’ Christmas
Dinner in their Centre.and of
the . various. organizations

PUT YOUR

‘ho would cater. This will be

discussed at the regular.

business meeting in October.
and final -plans made.

Refreshments were
served, “Happy’ Birthday”
was sung for the September
birthday members and the
birthday cake was cut and
served.

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~ REBELS

JUNIOR.

SATURDAY.
_-SEPT. 27
SPOKANE
FLAMES

‘at the Arena Complex

OUTDOOR SKILLS
TO THE TEST!

Do you enjoy outdoor activities?
Can you light a wood fire on a wet wind)

the mountains?

without o compass
Can you reada topographical map?

flooded out ino rainstorm?

paddling and portaging?

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edible plants?
We

vities?

iy doy?
Can you carry a pack fora weekend hike into

Can you follow a compass becring or find North

Can you select a site for a test which won't be
Can you cook a meal on a wood fire using foil
Cony ou handle a conoe - including packing,
Can ou identify local flora and founa including

wid you like 10 enjoy more outdoor acti-

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you to teach them the skills they need. Put your outdogr skills to

@ real test! Teach thém fo our youth!

If you scored less than 6 yes answers, bu! an-
swered yos to questions #1 and #10, Scouts
Canada provides courses designed 10 help
leaders develop these outdoor skills.

Contac! your local Scout troop of Venturer
company of phone Scouts Canada for m:
formation. Phone 365-7586 or 365-5670.

MINOR HOCKEY PLAYERS
Registration tor Hockey will take place at the
_ Community Complex
‘Saturday, Sept. 20th & 27th
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. —
tration Fees far 1980-81 Season
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~ — Refreshments —

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featuring the cars you've been talking about:
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