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Tee persons, Donald morning:

1d Deanna.that time an

, appeared ¢ neeptokekalerigrt 4 } I court T tee ieee; ut charged ear break, enter, “and theft’ as the result of an}

te 33, The theft is reported

have + enay _Klothes’. Kloset and “involved al ee tel heat Karnies Ladies’ Wear. Og aes

‘The incident is reported. & eam = id: to have occurred: between * “midnight of Jan. 24 and early’: + Feb, ' HO318 SHT 1a: JSR RS BRS

Tuesday evening and fune d the

‘G 5 Community ‘FebEillooete mmes detipht

day

Hall for Helen J. Kooznetsoff,:.: aged 61, a resident of Glade ‘who died Saturday in Aan: 2

Mrs. Koozenetsoff was

‘AUICE MURDOCK is ened to announce that she has taken over the management of Columbia Coif- fures: Alice and her assistant, Anne Makostoft

valued customers and friends to patronize them at

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: Caster was rl with “failing ‘te’ confine -his vehicle * ~ to.the right hand portion of

the road following an: acci- dent Thursday at Sixth Av- enue, South; and: Fourth Street. -°

vehicle has been identified as Lawrence McFarlane,’ “also of Castlegar. 2

No ‘injuries have | been reported; Damage to O'Sulli.

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Help your-carrier’ Your: Castlegar.” News ‘carrier::will® be collecting for.the paper.” during the next: few. -days. 2 z The-‘Job:- -of - your carrier is made easier if he or she. doesn’t ‘have to make a’ second or. even a third/call. Please. consider: your carrier. He or she is‘an Independent bus!- ness person. and ‘they don't. earn thelr. profit until: you've. paid for ' your. paper. That’s why. they"! I appreciate. it if you're ‘ready the first time they'call. 201

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The senior girls’ basket, ball team at Stanley.‘Hum- ¢ phries is becoming a’ 'prom- inant force, both on the local

{; and provincial scene. | ‘The team'has run-up an * impressive record of 16 wins 3 and five losses, with none of { the losses by more than four points. A ‘pre-Christmas poll : of the teams in ‘the province £ placed the Rockettes in the’

Serena te rt

fied the team's ranking.

These games include: a -

three-point loss ‘to fourth:

ranked Maple Ridge ‘in the...

Rockettes’, dwn tournament 5 Dec. 16 and a heartbreaking , one-point loss to sixth-ranked * Abbotsford in the Maple | Ridge Tournament on Jan.

Add to this a significant" > eight-point win over 11th- + ranked Charles Tupper on : Jan. 12 and there are now + many eyebrows being raised ; on the coast. -

‘o.s. Last weekend. the girls

‘ \ ‘again showed winning form’

2 by capturing the Cottonwood

> Invitational Trophy ‘in. Nel---

i pon, defeating L.V. Rogers 63

, to 87, Grand Forks 65 to 28°

< and ~ 1979 “A” Provincial

< Champion Armstrong 59 to 81.

The team is character.

“and thay’ funder ‘ficult: task’ with’

telligehee. =>

:, Even; thoughathé

individuals | who's stand out. ja’ the big

Sana Thor-Larsen is a ae iv

naive. player, who, i

Bervices were ve held \Wed-

: jpeaday, rors St Davide AD: Castlegar

giican’ Church in lor/Byron (Barney) Trussler, ged 80, who died Sunday in

10 100M. Trusaler | was born, . ‘Reb. 28, 1899 in Wetaskiwin, . Alta, !(then’’ the’: Northwest’ . ee He moved with. /

in

_ concepts the atrdiigth of the: Bockittes Se Castlegar.

on'the West Kootenay Dam’) _ at Brilliant for two-and-a-half |.

therefor desi ts retirement in 1969.

) “Surviving is ope ‘daugh-

teant’s leading rebounder:

902; and ter “settled: at

ten he was ‘older, Mr,

‘uBensalee worked ona tugboat,

gan .work for Waldies’

hard: ward who has’ been scoring rai ot lite "abd *

aon fon for: ‘Gaon

‘as fireman on a tug. He was married to Ethel

“Ash in 1928 in a cer-,"-

leads the, West Kootenay. - league..scoring at 19. points per game. Angela Baff is the leader guard and ball-handler of the team. She has tremen- dous talents which allow her to control a‘ game from the back’ court with her passing and dribbling. al ke *<" Couple’ these, four: with seven more ‘outstanding’ ath- letes andyou have the 1980 Rockettes who feel they are provincial contenders. They ; have their eyes set on the Provincial Ghammplnahiog a

Closkey claims is among ihe. top five in the p1

enn} ee 191//at1 62005 in the ;. HSS gyquagainstiRepyblic, ash. Tt a gbod

2.21 girls on the team know. ie ‘ y ienperanen: ot good ‘defense

face Rebels took a a § victory over the Nelson ‘Junior Maple Leafs, Tuesday night at the Civic Center in Nelson, then lost 3-2 to the Kimberley Knights at the ‘Castlegar Complex. on Sat- ‘urday night. - The Rebels jumped out i to-an early lead in Tuesday $ nights’ game, as Doug

“# Konoler and-Glay. Liber-gave. ; minute ‘mark’ as the Maple:

» Castlegar ‘a 2-0 margin after ” five minutes ‘of play. Maglio of the Leafs beat goalie Tim Stubbins at the seven- -minute mark to narrow the lead to

. Community TV

5:30—Five-day weather re-

port. 5:40—Castlegar Library story time with Judy . Wearmouth. 6:00—-Selkirk College Wo- men's basketball. Saints vs. Vancouver City College.

7:30-A Cappella Singers from Trail sponsor a concert in honor. of The Year of the Child.

9:00—Doukhobor Historical Society update — a look at the plans and construction of a new audiovisual center for Castlegar’s Doukho-

- bor Museum.

9:15—Jeanette Grittani in concert at the Nation- al Exhibition Center — an. exceptionally talented singer and song writer oo Nel- son, :

pape at Arrow! Head and the-couple began their mar-

vried ‘life: in a small house

leested behind the present

. West's .'store. They" have resided. in Castlegar contin- *

uously. : f

lala pps

: West. ‘Kootenay, Distriet Senior \ Ladies’:

ter, } Ellen, ot Cas Betty Mason ‘of Tevebitoke

‘Mrs. Grace Mackey of Rev-: |

Donations’ mey be made ' flowers

third, Mary Karliner, : second lead.

-iwere held in the “Castlegar Curling rink “on: Jan: : 25, 26

«and 27, hosted by the Castle: G Ladies’

end to determine the winner. ie “A” finalists were

{ Marion ‘Brennen of Trail and Y Marg:Van Yzerloo of Castle-

$1 going into"the second: period. "Adams tied it, 22, at the

36-second mark of the second period on a power play goal. A minute later, Dave” Me,

Kinnon’ beat Nelson goalié

and Bessie'L

‘The Fines rink will now .

go to-North Vancouver to take part in the B.C; provin- cial senior ladies’ champion- - ship on Feb..16 - 21.

Five-day plan -aids smokers to kick habit

- The Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking was developed - by the Seventh-day Adven- tist denomination,

The plan has now been

‘held repeatedly in the major

Gunrud Thompson of Castle- gar. This was another close contest, but Fines came through.to win this event.

‘This set the state for the -

final championship game be-

Dan McDonald to regain the ~ wit lead. K

“Adams sioféd bits sééord! goal, ofthe. :period at the: 18+

Leafs tied it 8-8. Allins’ goal © two minutes later gave the, Leafs the lead for the first time in the game. Ken Sher- stibitoff's goal, with over two

4-4 going into the final 20 minutes of action.

“Maglio scored his second goal at the 49-second mark of the third period as the Leafs regained the lead-54, but Krug’s and. Tassone’s: goals

gave the Rebels the victory.

In, Saturday's victory

over the Rebels, Craig Little _

led the way for the .Kim- berley Knights, scoring two

* goals, while the third goal

was scored by Scott Rota. ~ Dave McKinnon | and

goals went to Perry Horning, Ken Sherstibitoff and Bruno ‘Tassone.’

The Knights led 2-1 at the end of the first period and $-2 at the end of the second. The third period was score-

less.

The Rebels outshot the. Kimberley * squad. -Martjn Amatea handled 51 shots int he Kimberley net, while Tim Stubbin had 81 at the Rebel | end.

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