CASTLE

;AR NEWS

‘SPORTS

For Six Playoff Spots Seven Teams Battle

The Kootenay Internation: al Senior Baseball League is about to embark on its second campaign with seven teams comprising the league's single division.

The two-division concept of 1977 has been shelved and the single column alignment should provide a highly competitive

* struggle as the seven teams battle for the six play-off vacancies.

The Trail Hotelmen, the 1977 KISBL champions, will open defense of their crown and also inaugurate the 1978 sched-

ule by visiting Republic for a -

twin bill engagement against the Gold'n Sawdust on April 80th, Meanwhile, the New Den-

ver-Silverton Twins, losers to’-

the Hotelmen in last year's championship finals, will pene- trate the new year with a double-header appointment, al- so in Republic, the following week-end,

The Colville Valley Lum- berjacks, the Castlegar Cubs and the Grand Forks Slag Dus- ters also welcome the 1978 season with double dip contests on May 7th. The Jacks will play host: to Castlegar while the Dusters will entertain the Hotelmen.

The East Kootenay An- gels, meanwhile, initiate their

‘Association Hosts Coach, Umpire Clinic B.C. Amateur Softball As- sociation coaching and umpir- ing clinic will be hosted in Creston this Saturday, (10 a.m. Creston time) at Labatts Brew- ery. This is a master clinic, one of many: being held across Canada. A’$2 registration fee is

schedule with two games in Republic on May 20th.

Home and home two-game series will result in a balanced 24-game slate for each team, with the top two finishers receiving byes into the semi- finals: Week-ends will dominate the 1978 KISBL agenda with only Monday, May 22nd and. Tuesday, July 4th disrupting the Saturday-Sunday arrange- ment,

The East Kootenay home schedule, meanwhile, is unique in that double-headers will be replaced with single encounters Saturday and Sunday against each of the Angels’ visitors. Nine innings will also be em- ployed with each singleton in Kimberley. All other action in the KISBL will follow the seven inning format,

The play-off elimination round will witness No. meeting No. 6 and No. 4 meeting No. 5 in best of three mini series, No 1 and No. 2 will then host the respective best of five semi-final confrontations, with a best of five champion- ship series culminating the 1978 KISBL season in mid-August.

SWIMMER-OF-THE-YEAR for the Castle- gar’s Aquanaut Speed Swim Club Is Joset Berger who was presented the trophy by. Mrs. M. Brandson as the-club member recelving the greatest number of points during the 1977 Kootenay Region swimming

competitions. The trophy Is becoming a

family tradition. Josef first trophy in 1975, and was succeeded the following year by his brother Michael. Taking second-place standing, behind the winner In last year’s compoli- - tions, was Erika Berger, the boys’ sister. —CasNewsFoto by Lols Hughes

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Once in the kitchen, there are several methods of :pre- paring fish, Probably - the Most common is -pan-frying. Fish should be salted, rolled in corn meal and cooked over a low flame, Use butter and brown each side, Skin should be crisp. Covering the pan will, create steam and destroy crispness, .

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Castlegar and District Bowling Results

This marks a dynamic time for Castlegar and area residents... the Trade Fair '78 Is here. We'll beat the Fair, will you? 3

Golden Age Bowlers

LHS Viola DeJong 172. LHT Ruth McDonald 411,

MHS Bob McCulloch 189. MHT Bob Cormier 495. Mon. Morning Ladies—Coffee Break (April 10)

LHS Elaine Woods 262. LHT Elaine Woods 618,

THS China Dolls . 1126. THT China Dolls 3077.

Team Points: Valley Mites 400, Hot Rods 386, China Dolls 379,

required.

Don Micklick will be head- ing the clinician team and Gordie McDonald, umpire-in- chief of B.C., will be instructing umpires. cj =

Everyone is welcome to attend. Further information may be obtained by contacting Gary Hyson.

, Ce fons 400%, Coffee Mates 402%, Gliders 396, Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee Break (April 11)

LHS Lola Tymofievich 233, LHT Betty Oglow 616.

THS Cheerios 1074. THT-

Wheaties 3042.

Team points: Cheerios 13, Muffets 8, Mugs 12, Pincurlers 14, Take Five 17, Wheaties 20.

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Other 600's: Jo Taylor 602, Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m. (April 4) eae

LHS A. Sanford 281. LHT M. Quiding 663.

THS Cameo Beauty 1065. THT Super Valu 2943,

Team Points: Super Valu 42912, Castlegar Drugs 421', Beauty Lane 409'/z, Northwest Homes 4061, Cameo Beauty 3562, Central Foods 328%.

Other 600's: L. Buday 652, Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 pan. (April 4)

LHS Sonia Cheveldave 245. LHT: Sonia Cheveldave 590.

MHS Jack Cheveldave 293, MHT Ron Meclntyre 755.

THS Dingbats 1238. THT Club 450—3323.

Team Points: Whatevers 8, Columbia 5—17, Dingbats 21,

The Cupids 9, Club 450-19, Regulars 10,

Other 600's: Marvin Leroy 657, Arnie Fabian 646, Jack Cheveldave 631, Tony Costa 614.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Connie Olson 219,

LHT Joyce Turner 583,

MHS Orlando Vecchio 309, MHT Orlando Vecchio 758,

THS ‘Live .5—1191. THT Live 5—8312./ ee

Team Points: Roadhogs 13, Tee Cees 11, Nighthawks 7, Live 5—20, Headpins 15, Row- dy Rush-ins 18. 4

Other 600's: ‘Bill Carlson 691, Scott Wood 679, Mike Halisheff 637, Willy Kalesni

HT Mable Postnikoff 776.

THS Chevys 1191. THT Chevys 3414,

Team Points: Continentals 338, .Ramiblers 449, Bobcats 402'%2, Chefokees 388, Chevys ATT, Model Tees 367.

Other 600's: Erma Mykyte 716, Marge Allingham 659, Bobbie Keraiff 615, Kathy Horcoff 607.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m. * LHS Ertia’Mykyte 240. LHT Betty‘ Pinter 605. .

MHS Walter Perepolkin 252. MHT Paul Perepolkin 637.

THS Gutter-Ups and Spar- rows 1166, THT Sparrows 3268.

Team Points: Tired 5—14,

626, Loel Olson 615, Len Darn-

*brough 605.

Wed. Morning Ladies (April 5) LHS Erma Mykyte 290.

Castlegar Junior Golf

By Gerry W. and Charlie C.

The first junior golf tournament of the 1978 season is scheduled to take place this Saturday morning at the - Castlegar course. *

Competition will feature drSr. Two-Ball, Best Ball. Each junior (boy or girl) will be paired off with a senior, accord- ing to-handicap; high and low will form a team.

This is an opportunity for our seniors to get acquainted with the fine bunch of junior members,

There will be prizes for different flights, longest drive and closest to pin (jr. and sr.).

Participants are asked to enter their names and handi- caps at Denny's Pro Shop. Entries close at 8:30 on Satur-

. day morning.

First fa Con 8 Boat Binge |

Castlegar Recreation Complex Saturday, April 29 at 8 p.m.

* All Proceeds to the Development of ’ Community Tennis Courts

® Tickets Available from Any Castlegar Rotarian; or May Be Purchased at the Door

Over $10,000 in Prizes!

© '78 Pontlac Acadian, ‘sponsored by Maloney Pontiac Bulck GMC * Boat, Motor and Traller, sponsored by Henne's M * Microwave Oven, sponsored by West's Department Store

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© Cut-Off Saw, sponsored by Mitchell Bulldall

* $200 worth of Paint, from Oglow’s Paint & Wallcoverings

© $200 Grocery Certificate, sponsored by Safeway * $200 Grocery Certifleate, sponsored by Super-Valu © Stereo, sponsored by Pete’s TV « $100 Cash Prize

© Dishwasher, sponsored by Marlane Hotel

© Deepfreeze, sponsored by Twin Rivers Motel

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18, Special Deli 5, Newcomers 18, Gutter-Ups 17, Roxy Rollers 12,

Other 600's: Harry Sheri- dan 600, Walter Perepolkin 611. Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Yvonne Magee 220. % Team Points: Lions 2), Beavers 20, Teddy Bears 14, Chipmunks 12, Minks 8, Squirrels 8%.

- Thurs. ‘Afternoon Ladies— Rowdy Rollers’ {April 6) ,

LHS Bonnie White 331. LHT Bonnie White 818.

THS Criers - 1178. THT Criers 3221.

Team Points: Hooters 465, Screamers 390,.Groaners 404, Wailers 419, Criers 872, Moan-. ers 386. i :

Other 600's: Kay Gritchin 719, Diana Lady 626, Irene Sheriden 619, Thurs. Night Mixed (April 6) LHS Denise Tamelin 294. LHT Denise Tamelin 673. MHS Darrel Rourke 297. MHT Darrel Rourke 789. THS Out Of Towners 1161. THT Out Of Towners 3174.

* Team Points: Avengers 4, Robson Rollers 1, Owees 3, Out Of Towners 4, Silver Tips 3, Tweedy Birds 1, Charlie's An-

~ gels 3, Green City Gamblers 1,

Misfits 0, All Stars 0, Cannon Balls 8, Dynamiters 1.

Other 600's: Don Beck 667, Garry Rayner 656, Diana Lady 637, Linda Miller 637, Ann Gouk 636, Gary Jackson 631, Larry Webster 630, Bonnie White 627, Denny McArthur 625, Ruth Rourke 624.

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. (April n

LHS Mable Postnikoff 281, LHT Mable Postnikoff 719.

MHS John Paulson 289. MHT Ron Postnikoff 669.

THS Cotton Pickers 1268. THT Cotton Pickers 3548,

. Team Points: Road Run- ners 364%, Cotton Pickers 459, Super Stars 445%, Five Wheel- ers 385, Ricbber Necks 398%, Gutter Rats 876%. °°

Other 600's: Charlie Bur- dett 662, Shirley Barton 653, John Paulson 663, Ralph Bird 646, Arnie Fabian 616, Garry Rayner 606, Robert Mott Jr.

5. Fri, Night Mixed 911 pm. (April 77 :

LHS Darline Edwards 268. LHT Annette Waywood 659,

MHS Loe! Olsen 260..MHT Loel Olsén, 662. :

Trade Fair Bonus:

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THS 1238. THT Ramchargers 3451;

Team Points: Robson “5” 412%, Ramchargers 403%, Sweet Peas 45312, Alley Brats 402, Outsiders. 454, Jolly “5” 339.

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre 647, Jan Rae 645, Connie Olsen 610, Hal Hesketh 616, Alex Birukow 609.

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The deadline for receipt of bowling results is 12° noon Fridays. The Castlegar News reserves the right to limit the publishing of results to those it considers current.

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We will be displaying our new selection of camera equipment (cameras, film, flash bulbs, electronic’ flash units, and more), clocks, and our beautiful Crystal. We will be looking forward to seeing you +» We're at booth 461.

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Tues, April 18 to Sat. April 22

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French Fries 34 19:

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Tomatoes

28 fl. oz. tin

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Cake Mixes

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Potato Chips

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