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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 28, 1974

LEAGUE AND PLAYOFF winners in the Pee Wee Division is the Rangers shown
here with their coach Ed Isakson, left, and assistant coach Rob Shertobitoff, right.
Final game was played on Wednesday of last week with the windup banquet last

Thureday. Players on this

team are, front row, left to right, Rockey

* Wileon, Wayne Zibin, Pino Laurino, Tim Popowich, Perry Horning, rad Allen and
Stacey Molnar. Back row, left to right, Mike Duff, Rob Sh Bumoorkott, Jon Ersinger,
Dew, Dox, Curt Horning and Allen Isakson.—Leo Somm ers Photo ¥

Minor Soccer Association
To Hold Annual Meeting

‘The Castlegar and District
Minor Soccer Association will
be holding its annual general

RE-ELECT

MIKE
LIVINGSTONE
For City Alderman

meeting this Tuesday in the
Nordic Hall in Kinnaird at 7:30
pm.
A short film will be shown
and coffee will be served.
Elections for the new

+ executive will also take place at

this time. We urge all parents
and persons interested in
soccer to please attend this
meeting.

TRUCKLOAD SALE OF FISH .

FRIDAY, MARCH 29: |
‘At 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the CasHeger Hotel
+ i ut We Visit Castlegar Twice a: Month *
Ve WEST COAST SEAFOODS

OM

ING

™ Thurs., Fri., Sat., April 4, 5,6

REGIONAL

RE-ELECT

FOR

CITY ALDERMAN

AND

DISTRICT

DIRECTOR

Recreation News

a Agta glen

\

G. Hyson Appointed District Supervisor
‘For West Kootenay fo Albert Border

On May 3 the Blueberry
Creek Recreation Commission
‘will be holding its annual spring
dance at the Hi Arrow Arms,
Music will be supplied by Rod
Clifford. and the ‘Generation
Gap’. Admission at the door is
only $8.00 per couple.

‘ "From past successes of *

Blueberry's Spring Dances, this
is one fun event you should not
miss.

* *

Recreation and adult edu-
cation programs for Chis week
are all cancelled due to- tho

_ school holiday. Programs will
continue again next week, The
only exceptions are crochet and
weaving and the Saturday
gymnastic classes, These three
will continue as usual through
the holiday.

*

The men’s keep fit classes
which are held every Tuesday
at Stanley Humphries Secon-
dary School and Thursday at
Kinnaird Elementary School
will continue next week and
will keep’ going indefinitely.
New members are always
welcome so come down to
SHSS ‘on Tuesday evening’ at

SMILE
“Did you propose on your
knees?”
“Yeah and I've ‘been 10
years getting back on my feet.”

| Minor Hockey Resulls from the Castlegar. Arena |

Bantam Division

Mar. 17—Pulp and Paper
Workers 8, Legion 3. Goalies
were Dan Wallace for Pulp and
Paper Workers and Dan‘Mc-
Mullen for Legion. Goals were
scored by Swetlikoff (Christen-
sen), Wilson (Christensen) and
Christensen (B, Kubos) for Pulp
and Paper Workers and by Ian
Stewart (unassisted), Ken Bas-
ran (D. White) and Ian Stewart
(Rilkoff) for the Legion.

Mar. 18—Pulp and Paper
‘Workers 2, Castlegar Savings
Credit Union 3. Goalies were
Dan. Wallace for the Pulp and
Paper Workers and Perhudoff
for the Castlegar Credit Union.
Goals were scored. by Grim
(Kubos). and. Christensen: (Wile
‘son and Halisheff) for Pulp ‘and
Paper Workers and by Koochin
(Klit and Van Yzerloo), Koochin
(Cheveldave and Van Yzerloo)
and Pace (Koochin and Kit) for
Castlegar Savings Credit

: Union

20—Legion 1, Pee
Wee pen 0. Goalies were Dan
McMullen for Legion and Dan
Drazdoff for Pee Wee Reps.
The lone goal was scored by Pat
Rilkoff {Mitch Quaedvlieg) for
the Legion.

* Mar. 21—Castlegar Sav-
ings Credit Union 1, Pee Wee
Reps 1. Goalies were Ron
Plotnikoff:‘for the Castlegar
Savings Credit Union and Dan
Drazdoff for the Pee Wee Reps.
Stalistics were unavailable.

Mar. 22—Legion 4, Texaco
2. Goalies were Dan McMullen
for, Legion and, Larry Ingham
for Texaco. Goals were scored
by Ian Stewart (Walter Jenkins
and John Roberts), Pat Rilkoff
(Ian Stewart}, Kevin ‘Basran
(unassisted) and Ian Stewart
(Walter Jenkins and David
White) for Legion and by Brent
Johnson (J. Gillman and B.
McDonald) and Brandon Me-
Donald (J. Gillman and* Brent
Johnson) for the Texaco.

for Kootenay Savings. “Assists
were credited to Keraiff 3,
Sherstobitoff 4, Cooke, 1,
Perepolkin 3, Moroso 1, Kooz-
netsoff 1, Polonikoff 2, Markin 1
and Sookerookoff 1 for. Koote-
nay Savings.

The lone Texaco goal was
scored by <A. Sherstobitoff
assisted by Jim Gillman.

Castlegar Savings Credit
Union 3, Legion 2. Goalies were
R. Plotnikoff for the Castlegar
Credit Union and Dan McMul-
len for the Legion. Goals were
scored by W. Koochin (B. Van
Yzerloo and G. Pace), G. Pace
(R. Alexander and: B. Van
Yzerloo) and G. Pace (B.-Van_
Yzerloo) ‘for Castlegar’ Credit

‘Union -and iby 2 John® Roberts,

(Ken Basran and Ian Stewart):
and .Ken-Basran-{Jeff Stewart
and * John’ Roberts)‘ for the
Legion.
Midget Division

Mar. 17—Bantam Reps 4,
Blades 2. Goalies were Dan
McMullen for the Bantam Reps
and Sandy: Keraiff for the
Blades. Goals were scored by B.

‘Neil Archambault (Reg Vey-
sey) and Brian Dube for the
Chiefs and by Danny Walker
(Greg Nixon), Pat Geddes
(Greg Nixon) and Pat Geddes
(Danny Walker) for the Boots,
Pee Wee Division
Mar. 17—Blazers 6, Stars
0. Goalies were Perras for the
Blazers and Johnstone for the
Stars. Goals were scored by
Rob Dunn 1, Jeff Stewart 3 and
T. Reed 1 with assists going to
B. McQuire 3, Gorkoff 1 and G.
Prive 1 for the Blazers.
Bruins 2, Canadians 1.
Goalies were N. Chernoff for
the Bruins and R, Cheveldave
<y-for, the Canadians. Goals were
a boone by, Dan iMlipoff ‘(Mark
ko

and ¥ yrja for the Rangers.
Goals were scored by

R.
McGauley 3 assisted by Kil- «
patrick, Duske and Samoyloff .

for the Blackhawks and by
Kirby (Lightle) and Lightle
(Kirby) for the Rangers,

Mar. 23—Blackhawks 5,
Canadians 1. Goalies were Paul
Churchill for:the Blackhawks
and Grant Stewart) for the
Canadians. Goals were scored
‘by Lawrence Samoyloff (John
Landis), L. Samoyloff: (Kani-
gan), Richard» Kanigan (De
Paoli), Tommy De Paoli (Ro-
bert” McGauley) and- John
Landis (unassisted) . for the
Blackhawks* and © by.’ Dean

owal S
and Ken ae (Dan Fillipoff .

+and..)Randy: Kirby) : for’ the
Bruins and by Darrell Nelson
(Kevin Beattie) for the Cana-
dians.

Mar. 19—Stars 3, Hawks 1.
Goalies were Johnstone for the
Stars and McDonald for ‘the
Hawks. Goals were scored by
Sookachoff (Chursinoff}, Sooka-

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Tassone (Varabaiff), Kirby (Na-

zaroff), Yule (Obedkoff) and

Nazaroff (Tassone) for’ the

Bantam Rep and by § Saunders
and

choff (Halisheff) and Halisheff
.(Sookachoff) for the Stars and
by Perry Strelioff (unassisted)
for the Hawks,

Mar. 20—Rangers 5, Bla-

(Moscovitch) for the ie
Chiefs 4, Boots 2. Goalies
were Allen Akselson for the
Chiefs and Calvin Grunerud for
Boots. Goals were scored by
Tim. Paul 2 (Dube), Gorkolt
It) and Doug Vey-

Mar. 23—Koot Sav-
ings Credit Union 14, Texaco 1.
Goalies were McKenzie for
Kootenay Savings and Larry
Ingham for Texaco. Goals were
scored by Sherstobitoff, Mo-
roso 2, Keraiff 3, Kooznetsoff 5,

es Ch Berg) for the Chiels
and by Wilson and Walker,
both unassisted, for the Boots,

Mar. 19—Blades 5, Bantam
Reps 4. Goalies were Sandy
Keraiff for the Blades and Dan
McMullen for Bantam Reps.
Goals were scored by Harshen-
in (Saunders and Perepolkin),
Tom De. Paoli (New and
Barabanow), Tom De Paoli
(Saunders and Barabanow),
Saunders (Harshenin) and New
(Smitheram) for the Blades and
by G. Yule (Tassone), G. Yule
(Sherstobitoff}, Sherstobitoff
(McKinnon) and Obedkoff (Ber-
mel and Sorenson) for the
Bantam Reps.

Mar. 21—Chiefs 5, Boots 3.
Goalies were Allen Akselson
for the Chiefs and Calvin
Grunerud for the Boots. Goals
were scored by Ken Gorkoff
(Dave Rutland), Reg Veysey
(Garth Berg and Doug Veysey)},
Dave Rutland (Tim Paul) and

zers 0.: Goalies’ were Tim
Popowich for the Rangers and
P.Perras for the Blazers. Goals
were scored by Wayne Zibin
(Allen Isakson), Wayne Zibin
(Perry Horning), Perry Horn-
ising | (Pino. Laurino), Perry
Horning (Mike Duff) and Mike
‘Duff (Wayne Zibin) for the
Rangers,
Pup Division

Mar. 19—Sabres 4, Bruins -

5. Goalies were Tim Baulkham

for the Sabres and Melsted for -

the Bruins, Goals were scored
by Osachoff 2 (unassisted),
Liber (Brent Baulkham) and
Purdy (Lauriente) for. the
Sabres and by Kinakin (J.
Smith), Poznekoff.(Demoskoff)
and Jimmy Smith 3, unassisted,
for the Bruins.

Canucks 2, Canadians’ 1.
Goalies were Shmoorkoff for
the Canucks and Obedkoff for
the Canadians. Goals were
scored by Watt (Geddes) and
Nazaroff (Geddes) for the
Canucks and by Lyle Stoush-
now unassisted for the Cana-
dians.

Mar. 20—Blackhawks 3,
Rangers 2. Goalies were
Churchill for the Blackhawks

the\C:

Goalies were Kenny Syrja-for
the Rangers and David Kinakin
for ,the Bruins, Goals were
scored by David 'Lightle 3,
Gordon Walker 3 and. Keith
Sparkman 1 for the Rangers,
Assists were credited to Kevin
Kirby 8, David  Lightle’ 1,
Randy Morris 2. and Dennis
Tamlin 1 for the Rangers.
Bruins goals were scored by

Jimmy Smith 2 and Charlie

Lind 1, all unassisted.
Canucks 7, Sabres 2.
Goalies were Shmoorkoff for

the Canucks and Tim Baulkham

for the Sabres. Goals were
scored by Bob Woykin 8, Paul
Geddes 2 and Paul Semenoff 2
with assists going to Bob
Woykin 1, Paul Semenoff 1, Jim
Nazaroff 4 and Bill Watt 2 for
the Canucks and goals by Chris
Osachoif (Kevin Purdy) and
Len Lauriente (Lyle Bobroske
and Chris Osachoff} for the
Sabres.

a “reminder to all’ those
interested in the Pup tourna-
ment to be held this weekend in
the Castlegar Arena with
teams from Trail, Grand Forks,
Kimberley, Cranbrook, - Nel-
son, Spokane and: Williams

Lake as well as Castlegar.

7:80 p.m. and try it, We know
you'll like, it. B

This ch Wednesday eve-
ning Kinnaird Elementary
School was the scene of our
Ladies Play for Fun Volleyball
Tournament. Kinnaird Ladies
hosted the tourney with Tarrys
and Trail teams. belng the
guests. Dorothy Martini sched-
uled the round robin ‘tourna-
ment which allowed each team
a total of five games each.

The Tarrys B Team return-
ed home with the first place
trophy and Kinnaird A Team
captured the second place
trophy. Kinnaird B. Team
placed third and Tarrys A
Team came in fourth. Trail A &
B Teams took fifth and sixth
place accordingly.

Congratulations to our
ladies for a well played
volleyball tournament.

* * *

‘The senior citizens keep fit

class will now be held at the

Senior Citizens’. Centre on.

Tuesday at. 1:30 ‘p.m. All

seniors are welcome.
e e

President of B.C. Amatour
Soflball A. E, Beasley of
Viclorla, announced recently
that Gary Hyson. has been
appointed district supervisor
for Arca 10 which is West
Kootenay to Alberta. border.
Mr. Hyson will be responsible
for supervising and co-ordinat-
ing all categories of softball
that is played under the
auspices of the BCASA.

Mr. Hyson has been
involvéd with softball in this
area for the past 10 years,
coaching, umpiring and organiz-
ing. a i

‘there will be no gymnas-
tics or track and field classes at.
Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School this Saturday.

FOR CITY
MAYOR
VOTE
BONDAROFF

Beauly Bonus

April ist thru April 30th
Plaza Beauty Salon

Phone.
365-6577 .

McKinnon. (John Qbetkoff): for

“Rangers ruins 3.

CHINA:CREEK: (1):
SHELL = Ssh,

EMERGENCY GAS SERVICE 12 p.m. to 6 a.m,

"Visit our “Country Kitchen and Take-Out”
Open Dally 6 am. to Midnite
Groceries and Confectionery
also

“CUSTOM -
“GARDEN ROTO-TILLING
: AND
FRONT END LOADER WORK

We will be doing custom garden . §
fotortilling as before. -

Leave your name and address
at our Service. aStation (NOWID.

PHONE 692-2335

WANT A.

COFFEE, JOBSEEKER !

Well, you won't get one around the; Trail Canada
Manpower Centre. But you will get to browse through
a fast-action job market.

We call it a Job Information Centre. The job orders
we get from employers are posted for you to look at.
You decide what you can do or want to do from dozens,
‘sometimes hundreds of job opportunities.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 28, 1974

If you think you're eligible for an Autoplan rebate,
department R R will help you get it.

Department R is the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia's
Refund: Department. If you feel you are entitled to'a refund.on
your 1974 Autoplan vehicle insurance and fulfil the qualifications-
listed below, we'd like to hear from you. It may take awhile to
answer each and every east for a refund, but we will answer

(this i is found i in the shaded box on your vehicle i insurance
Slip) .

and 2 ek paid inion for. Aucpen than your previous insurance
"for ‘any continuous. 12 month period after August 1, 1972,
for the same coverage : : '

and 3) if you still own the same vehicle, in the same rating
feitony) using the vehicle for the same purposes.

t

If you,own more than one vehicle, and you previously received ae

“multiple vehicle discount you may still qualify for a refund.

Information booklets are available with refund forms.
Pick up a “refund” form from any Motor Vehicle License

Office in the Province. Follow the instructions carefully,

and return it in the envelope provided. If you.qualify for
a refund, you'll get it.

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