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No change for Rebels

By FRANK DERBY Sun staff writer

The Castlegar Rebels are look- ing forward to the Christmas break...if you don’t play, you can’t lose. Three more losses over the past weekend has extended the team’s skid to 8 games and a little time off may be just what the the

doctor ordered. j

On Friday, Trail edged the Rebels 3-2, stealing 2 points in a game Castlegar should have won.

On Saturday, Beaver Valley roughed out a 7-2 win in a game that was never completed because of a major donnybrook that crupt- ed with 1:44 left in the third peri- od. H

On Sunday, the Rebels were leading 2-1 going into the third, but couldn’t hold on as the visiting Cranbrook Colts scored 4 unan- swered goals in the final frame, making it 5-2, «

The major problem the team will have to solve before they hit the ice again Jan.4 against Columbia Valley is what's hap-

(BD EACE ON EARTH

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pening in front of the nets - offen- sively they. aren’t there and defensively, the other teams are. This was most apparent in Sun- day’s collapse against Cranbrook when goaltender Lorin Healy repeatedly faced Colt forwards who cruised into the slot unmolest- ed for passes or rebounds, Another area that management needs to work on is solidifying the team in the new year. Again on Sunday they recruited. Nino Decosta and Derek Kazakoff from the Midget Reps to fill out their roster with Jeremy Thompson and Remi Lavallee sitting out for their involvement in Saturday's braw]. The fact that these two Midget youngsters just finished playing against Nelson a half hour before game time is an indication of how

desperate the team is for players. In fact, Decosta and Kazakoff acquited themselves quite well considering the circumstances, but they need some good full time players to augment their bench strength.

General Manager,Don Joice is shaking the bushes looking for the right players to add the right

change their direction.

Bowling Highlights from Castle Bowi , week of Dec. 10-16

Ladies: EleanorHoldsworth 251/661 Tuesday 7 p.m. Men's: Mike Kalesnikoff 270/727 Ladies: * Jackie Jackson

Monday Morning - 9:30 am Mary Strelaeff 306/715 Monday Evening - 7:30 p.m. Men’s: Paul Kerekes 329/820 Ladies: AnnetteWaywood 299 Irene Conroy 689

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ly sound but needs a spark to

The scoring was spread around in the three games as Dwayne

and Chad Ald: got

‘SUN STAFF PHOTO / Frank Derby

Castlegar goaltender Lorin Healy has no chance as Cranbrook forward Charlie Clarri-_ coates comes in all alone. , : ; chemistry to a team that is basical- De

yski notched one a piece

Tuesday 9-11 p.m. Men's: Marv Wood 318/765

Ladies: Debbie Frost 294/732

Wednesday Golden Age 12:30 Men's: John Stetsko 238

Earle Rourke 619 ©

Ladies: GlennaAkselsen 243/584

KIJHL West Division E A PIs

Trail 166 130 40 Beaver Valley 123 100 Nelson 123 99 Grand Forks 120 111 Castlegar 112 161

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Wednesday Mixed 7-9 p.m.

Men’s: Ed Adshead Roland Handley

Ladies: Joanne Fenner 280/746

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Wednesday, December 19, 1990

The Castlegar Sun

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i a children were absent that day, explained Turner. "They really enjoyed it,” said

Jumer, ‘And the incentive was the prizes offered. The kids were pretty excited." urner's entire class will bs receiving a Christmas treat courtesy of the Sun.

SUN STAFF PHOTO / Nancy Ungiey

teacher Alexia Turner used the Castlegar

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