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Wednesday, December 5, 1990

The Castlegar Sun

K DERBY

/ Sun staff writer

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Gutter Talk:

In other recent events, Dave Shalanski of Castlegar bowled this year’s first 400,

Dave rolled a 408 single game

Wednesday, December 5, 1990

350 competitors

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in the Thursday Evening Mixed -

League on Nov. 8th. oat

The top 10 bowlers.[pins over average] from the recent House Round of the Palm Springs Sun Bowl will bowl 4 games'on Dec. 9th in Nelson at the Savoy Lanes against 23 other bowlers from Trail,Nelson, Grand Forks and Creston. i

‘The top finisher will win a trip for two for one week in Palm Springs.

‘The ten bowlers competing for the trip are Kathy Nugent, Brenda Zoobkoof, Kelly McCreight, Lois Favel, Brenda McShane, Albert Demke, Peter Leathard, Kay Hominiuk, Earle Rourke and Charlene Mcintosh.

The past two years have seen a Castlegar bowler win this trip.

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In the Youth Bowl League the top two teams have advanced from the House Round of the Kids and Coaches Tournament held at Castle Bowl.

The two teams will progress to the Zone finals to be held-at Trail’s G! y Bowl on Dec.

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The other team will have Jackie Jackson [Coach], Tina

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Rather than watch cartoons on TV on Saturday morning Matthew Keough, left, and F loping a style of their own at Castle Bowl this past

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@ Hockey

Continued from 5B

Cutler,Derek Lalonde, Derek Kazakoff, Dustin Rilcof and Griffin Augustin scored twice each. Aron Voykin and Jarrod Beck added singles.

Sunday’s game was a much closer contest with the score tied at one a piece going into the third. Castlegar broke it open quickly in the third with two goals in the first minute of play. They added two more later in the period to make it 5-1 before Nelson got one back with 2:36left to play.

Coach Paul Phipps is looking forward to the first weekend in

January when the team meets the

of the East K Division in a three game playoff to determine who will represent the area at the Winter Games.

“This game was a good one,” said Phipps. “We beat Nelson earlier, but they were missing a lot of players. Today they had a full team. Beck got us going in the third when he caught their goaltender napping with a blast from outside the blue line, We're playing as a team and have good balance with about a 50/50 split between first and second year players.

We're getting. great goaltending from Audet and Welychko and the defense is controlling the puck.”

Castlegar forwards have ‘Cranbrook's goalie down and out in a Peewee game Sunday morning at the

Castleg

arena. Castlegar held on to win 4-3.

Moore on ice

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Castlegar mayor Audrey Moore enjoys ber time away from the city hall — onice.

A member of a women’s curling team, she says she never misses the group’s weekly meets, except when away on city business.

‘ “There hasn't been a winter go by that I haven't curled,” she said. Moore says she's been involved with this winter sport since ‘she was 22-years-old, after she and ber

husband Bill graduated from —

university in New Brunswick and moved to northern Quebec.’

“I started the first curling club in Shelter Bay, Gow callcd Port Cartier,” she said. “Then we moved to Baie-Commeau and we build a new curling club there.”

Moore - who is a Maritimes native — has graduated with a. degree in biology and has worked for the National Research Concil

following her graduation. After

moving here from Quebéc, she has worked as a Castlegar librarian.

She says she and her husband -

helped build the new curling club located next door to the Pioncer hockey arena.

“When we came here, we were °

curling on a litde piece of ice next to the old arena,” she said.

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Audrey Moore, in control on the ice.as.she Is at City, Hall. The longtime ‘Castlegar mayor has enjoyed playing

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Kids find weight training builds strength for other sp

"We began with six kids.."

By FRANK DERBY

Sun stat writs

Why would a bunch of kids

between the ages of 11 and 16 be interested in pumping iron? Are Hulk Hogan and Lou Forigno their idols and role models?

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Moberg are best friends who are both interested in developing strength for their modem dance class,

ij Bill Pottle at the age of twenty wcertified 1

first, there maybe some Hulksters, but they aren’t into weight training

to emulate this fierce ring warrior.

Almost without exception the response to the first query was “to get stronger for sports.”

Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon Bill Pottle leads thes: novitiate fitness buffs through

working. toward a Physical Education degree at Selkirk College. Having been involved in minor hockey, he began lifting weights at home when he was sixteen. i

“The focus of the program, particularly for the younger kids, is to h th h

their paces at the Castlegar Rec Centre. The program which was offered for’ the first time in Septeinber is beginning to take off. “We began with six kids in the 11-13 age group,” said Pottle, “And now with the stast of the second session we not only have seven new students, but all six of the first group have retumed." Heading the list of those returning is Darren Pottle. Inflnenced by his brother, Darren plays center for the Pee-Wee Rep

Pp | high repetitions.” said Pottle. “At this age they aren’t capable of building muscle mass and so the circuit training promotes toning and strength and is generally beneficial to their fitness and health.”

The 14-16 year olds are motivated for the same reasons. Ryan Vatkin and Mark Perrier are the older brothers of Garth and Eric respectively.

Sisters Laurel and Wendy Closkey, age 16 and 15, are bo!

hockey team, “Getting will help my game."said Darren. “I used to work out some at home, but I like coming here ‘cause it’s

Rob Campbell is a competitive

s in sports, icularl basketball. Laurel said,"My dad's the coach and he recommended the weight training. I’ve found that since I’ve been doing this it’s easier to shoot the three pointers.” |

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medley, “In the eight weeks I’ve been doing this I can lift double the weight I started with and on some machines I can handle three times as much.”

Jadak Oglow, David Loewen, Karen Akselson, Kim Quiding , and Jennifer Idle are all involved to develop strength for a variety of sports, with basketball, volleyball, swimming, soccer; and softball topping the list.

Eric Perrier and Garth Vatkin have the additional influence of older brothers who come to the second class for the 14-16 year olds. Tanya Todd and Amanda

Todd Archambault was also ll coach

but is also doing it to improve his skiing and golf.

Karen Hawkins’ enthusiasm brought Tammy Kerekes to the class. Both are interested in “getting in shape” and are keen because “it’s fun , good exercise , and makes you feel better”.

Bill Pottle tries to make it fun

‘using music to time the rotation of”)

the participants from one training station to another. The social

“aspect of training as a group is

also a factor as anyone who has worked out in a gym will tell you, “Doing it alone at home is too much like work.”

"Doing it alone, at home, Is too much like work."

guidance to Erle Perrier,