CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 20, 1976

Final Payment Made on Ice Plant

“ Celenski Heads Slocan Curling for Another Term

SLOCAN INN TROPHY, was presented by Bill Landis, right, to

team members; right to left, Ta Bolsvert te Emery,

Vi Lister, and Bernie Czelenski. Also accompanying team members 2 photo is Mrs. Landis.—Castlegar News Photo -

“TRIANGLE PACIFIC ‘TROPHY was ‘presented by Andy
Savinkoff, right, to team members; left to right, Jean Patterson,

‘Ann Gusiafson, Henry Gustafson and i skip Bill Anderson.”

iilegar New Phota

‘Many Events Mark
Ladies Day af Course

Tuesday saw Ladies’ Day
well attended with approxi-
mately $5 ladies present.

Many events took place
including ‘a business meeting
with new ladies introduced, a
raffle, with: Mae Moroso :and ‘
Louise Ferworn winning the
prlaes anda fashion show with

sports clothes modelled by
some of the ladies.

Coffee and squares were
served at the conclusion of the
meeting. The ladies then went
out and played a round of golf.

‘The ladies are reminded to’

+ sign’or phone: Denyatthe Prot

Shop if they wish to golf next
Tuesday. =

CASTLEGAR

AQUANAUT'S SWIM cLuB
REGISTRATION
SATURDAY - MAY IST

10 AM. - 12 noon 2PM. - 5 PM
“AT. SAFEWAY

All NEW Members Please Bring your Birth
Certificate

CORRECTION

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Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

“By Pat Metge
This Saturday evening the
Junior Hockey Committee is
holding its $1,000 ticket draw
‘at the Old Arena Hall.
Besides the $1,000 draw
there are a number of smaller
drawa:Games ‘of’ chance ‘and
refreshinents Will also: be avail-
able. Your attendance Is‘ your
support in Junior Hockey in
Castlegar.
ee eee Tae
With the presentation of a
cheque in the amount of $2,850
by the Castlegar Carpenters
Local Union 2300, the newly
formed Castlegar and District
Projects Society has received
the initial boost which it needs
to get off the ground. This, the
first major contribution to the
projects society, is. greatly
appreciated.
., .
Persons ,wanting to play
tennis this season may. pick up
their memberships at the Rec-
reation Office. There are day,
week and month tickets, as well
as season tickets.
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Castlegar Aquanauts
Swim Club will be holding
registrations this Saturday at
the Safeway Store. All new

+ members are asked to please

bring their birth certificates.
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‘The response to the ‘learn
to play tennis’ classes has been
very good. One class is filled
and there are only a few
openings in the second ‘class.
With registration deadline May

’ 7, and registrations limited, we

suggest you register early. For
further information on these

Place: KINNAIRD HALL

Time: 9:00 — 10:30 a.m.

Study

Creative & Contemporary Dance. Workshop

Date: SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1976 Pre register by May 19, 1976
10:30 — 12:00 noon

body | as a medium of creative Sepreenen with |
emphacl ‘on_ relaxation, natural rythm, coordination,

yy. individ.
control

vality of

classes contact the Recreation -
Office.
.

eve
There’ are still numerous

openings in the Creative and

Contemporary Dance. Work. -

shop which is to be held at the.

 Kitnaird Hall on May'22. This
workshop is divided into two

sessions, The first session is for
persons of all ages who wish to
learn basic experiences in body
movement while the second
session is for persons. with
previous experience and over
the age of 13.

Both sessions will allow the
individual to experience the
freedom, awareness and control
of ones body through creative
activity.

. .

Teams are now complete in
minor soccer, minor baseball
and Selkirk Valley Girls’ soft-
ball. Recreation Office is no

longer accepting registrations

for these sports.

Registrations have” “been
extended for those persons who
wish to enroll in.T-League and
Sandlot ‘softball.

Vacancies are present on
all teams; however, Robson and
Shoreacres are the two areas
which are really lacking play-
ers.

T-League is open to both
boys and girls between the ages
of six and eight while sandlot is
for girls between the ages of
fine and 12, Both sports are
being sponsored by the recrea-
tion department and emphasiz-
ing playing the game in a
friendly and . noncompetitive
manner. The season runs from
the middle of May to the end of
June therefore there will be no
interference with summer holi-,
days.

If interested, have your
child registered this week as
this will be the last opportunity
to get into the sport.

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From the community cal-
endar of events: May 16 is the
date of the Senior. Citizens’
Quilt Display and Tea at the
Senior Citizens’ Centre.

Castlegar News

SPORTS

‘The Slocan Curling Club:

held its annual meeting Satur-
day with a potluck dinner.
Approximately 60 mem-
bers, students and guests were
in attendance to hear reports
and witness the presentation of
trophies, as well as acknowl.
edging the hard work donated
by many members of the club.
Special gifts were presented to
Mrs. Vi. Lister and Myrle

, Clough.

The financial report shows | |
the final payment on the ice |
plant has been made to. the |

village which leaves a bank
balance of $2,164.84,

. Mr. Czelenski stressed the
need for improvement to the
roof of the building owing to
snow conditions.

The new. executive is as
follows:
President, Bernie Czelen-

. ski; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

Eva Cox; building superinten-
dent, Bill Anderson; entertain:
ment, Ben Czelenski; publicity,
Ed_ Cox; concessions, ; Muriel
Payquette and Jean Patterson;
draw master, Norman Pal-
mason.

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CORNER VARIETY STORE TROPHY wes peeesated to Mrs:
Jean Patterson by Norm Palmason. Kod at Aree pees

Patterson Rink with other members being Doug Hicks and Audre;
and Debbie Storgard.—Castlegar News Photo 5

Castlegar Senior Soccer
Team Wins Double Header

The W.LS.L. got under
was Saturday with the visit-
ing Sandpoint, Idaho team in
Castlegar for a double header.

Saturday's game was play-
ed under strong winds. In the
first half, an inexperienced
Sandpoint team failed to take
advantage of the wind, which

* was in their favor, and were

fortunate to turn around at half,
time only two goals down.

+ The second half’ saw
Castlegar take full advantage
and go on to score another
seven goals with their defence,
very seldom in trouble.

Final score was 9-0
Castlegar.
Senday's game was again

played with strong winds blow- <

ing, this time across the field,

* making ball control difficult

Castlegar continued with a
43-8 pattern which proved to
be very successful on Saturday.

Castlegar again took the
initiative with two early: goals,
but soon after had a defensive
lapse costing them two goals.

However, they recovered to:

finish up &2 in front at half

“The second half again saw
the Castlegar team too strong
for Sandpoint, adding another

six goals to their total to finish _
‘up 11-2 winnera. 10°

Castlegar won't find the
other teams in the league so
easy, but these two opening
games gave their new players a
chance to play jonelher:

Goal scores on the week-

end were: M, Batf 4, F. Costa 2,
M. Kelly 2, T. Reid, 1, E.
Chaves 1, M. Hindmarsh 2, M.
Chaves 1, and R. Cross 7.

YOUR SPRING
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Wheel Balancing
Complete Brake Job

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Gust 4 miles from ane Keenleyside Dam), ,

City Starts with Two Teams

Rugby Action Has Made Its Debut in Castlegar

Caitlegaz Rockers, in Striped JerseTs, ‘Swarm Over: ‘Trail —Bill Turner Photo

For the first time in its
history, Castlegar has a rugby
team—two, in fact.

Recently, the Stanley
Humphries Rockers played the
‘Trall Cotonials of the Columbia
River International Rugby
Union, ahd David Thompson
Secondary in Cranbrook.

Jeremy Palmer, a teacher
at Stanley Humphries Second-
ary Schoo! and a veteran of first
division play in Vancouver,
started and coaches the team
and has spearheaded the for-
mation ofa senior team, as well,

Tho Castlegar Rugby Club,
made up of experienced players
and the neophyte Rockers play
the Colonials this evening on
the Selkirk College pitch,

Are you’ interested? The
club can use you, More informa-
tion may be obtained by
contacting any'of the following
executive members: president
Craig Andrews, secretary Jer-
emy Palmer or treasurer Dick
Hamilton.

How does it feel to be
out on the street?
Find out. Take a walk.

adh
“Tse Berger of An
was the ‘recipient of the ‘Bob
Brandson Memorial Trophy at
the anna! general meeting of

the Castlegar Aquanauts' Swim
Club held last Thursday. Mrs.

Brandon: was’ on’ hand. to’

present the trophy, given an-
nually toa swimmer in the club
who accumulates the . most
points during the season,

The young swimmer parti- _

CASTLEGAR NEWS
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Monday &Tyesday
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
+ Wedn Inesday. —

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Thursday & Friday
8:30 am. to 5 p.m.
TELEPHONES
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Nows Department
365-3517

Advertising
365-5210

Accumulates Most Points in Season

"Josef Berger Wins Memorial Trophy

clpated in the eight-years-and-
under division during the 1975
season and ended the year with
a total of 160. points. Close
runner-up ath 158 Prints w was
Brenda

An Sectin of officers was
held at the meeting, with the
following slate of officers being
installed for the 1976 season:
president Jim Beattie and
directors Mrs, Adele Yule, Mss.
Carole Walsh, Mrs. Joan Com-

mand, Mrs. Marilyn Cooper, -~

Mrs. Camille Kerby, Wes Kirk-
wood, and Bill Gyurkovits.

Various committee rerors
were given, as well as reco
mendattons to be considered a
the new executive. ruse

Registration for the com-;
ing season is to be held ate
Safeway on Saturday.

Getting behind the wheel
of an automobile throws a
spotlight on your personality,
says the British Columbia Auto-
mobile Association. Other driv-
ers know. immediately if you
are thoughtless or immature.
Mental and emotional maturity
are reflected in good attitudes

and sound -actions on the

highway.

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Josef Berger Receives Bob Brandson Memorial Trophy from Mrs. M. Brandson

Best-of-Seven Now Tokes Place

Flyers Win Patton Cup

Experience. Spokane Fly-
“ers had it and St. Boniface.
Mohawks didn't: As a result,”

the Flyers advanced to the
“Allan Cup ‘by sweeping the
best-of-five Western finals easi-
ly by scores of 12-3, 6-2 and 83
in-games played Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday at the Spokane

_ Coliseum.
In the Eastern finals, Gat-.

ineau, Que. Nordiques kept
their hopes alive with a 53
victory over Barrie, Ont. Fly-
ers. Barrie holds a 2-1.edge in
the best-of-five series after a
6-3 win against the Nordiques
Saturday.

Barrie captain Corby Ad-
ams scored three short-handed
goals Friday, leading the Flyers
toan 11-7 vietory in the opener.

Spokane's physical style
proved too much for the
Manitoba champions who were
outplayed in every department.

The Flyers will welcome
the Eastern victor for the first
game of the best-of-seven Cana-
dian senior championships.

All games will be played in
Spokane ' with subsequent
matches sche for May 2, 3,

PI OR TOO OR

fall ieal

Gustom Work
aad Desiga.

Coffee Tables
End Tables
Dinner Tables
Cocktail Tables
Lawn & Patio Furniture
Lamps (Table & Floor)
Planters
Flower Pot Holders
Ash’ & Tray Stands +°
Magazine Racks
Bed Frames & Headboards
Archways
Candle Holders
Candelabra
Barbecue Grills

5, 6, 8, and May 9 if necessary.
Sunday's 8-3 win gave the

‘Flyers the Patton Cup before
- 4482 jubilant fans.

BCAHA president Frank
Spring of Cranbrook, repre-
senting the CAHA, presented
Spokane captain Ken Gustafson
with a trophy from the Flyers’
own case when the original
could not be located, It was won
by” Thunder. Bay Twins last
season. z

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BOWLING

Tues, Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (April 18)

LHS" Sharon Isfeld 248. ~
LHT Pear) Fillipoff. 685.

THS Wheaties 936. THT
Wheaties 2558.

Team Points: Cheerios 1,
Moffets 3, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,
Take Five 1, Wheaties 3.

Other 600's: Inez Walker
668, Lorraine. McGuire | 656,
Sharon Isfeld 652.

Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.m.

LHS Kay Gretchin 253.
LHT De! Lutz 627.

THS ‘Central Food Mart
1053. THT Central Food Mart
2901.

‘Team Points: Castlegar

Drug 68, Central Food Mart .

60%, Quality Bldg. Products
ATs, Super-Valu 63, Boundary,
Electric 72,; Mykytes 76 > 49.5

Other 600's: Bobbie Keraiff
614, Kay Gretchin 620.

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 pin.
LHS Mable Postnikoff 261.
LHT Darlene Adshead 678,

MHS .Ed Adshead: 352.
MUHT Ed Adshead 890,

THS Regulars 1050. THT
Regulars 3011.

Team Points: Screwballs 1,
Ding Bats 3, Regulars 3,
Columbia & - 4, Alley Cats 1,
Misfits 0.

Other 600's: Ron McIntyre
658, Tony Da Costa 656, Matt
Rohn 619, Dennis Chernenkoff
613, Ron Postnikoff 607.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 29, 1976

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“Your Complete Feed Supply”

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Seed Potatoes ~ Onion Sets
Onion Plants — Fertilizer
ite Garden: Tools'— Orchard Ladder.
3 ‘Agricultural Lime
Lawn and Pasture Mixes

Garden Seeds
(Packaged and Bulk)

"We Have it All”

“Your (co-op) “Store”

for

Sewer

ANYONE
Installing

Connections
in Castlegar, B.C.
THIS IS THE LAW

in the use of body movement as a creative art activity.

9:00 — 10:30 basic experience for all ages.

10:30 — 12;00 noon persons some experience age 14
and over,

T-League & Sandlof Softball

Place: Tarrys, Shoreaczes, Pass Creek, Robson, Castlegar North

Start: Middle of May

End: End of June

Fee: $2. 00

Description: Tisrove — Open to boys and girls between the ages of 6 and
ears

Door Knockers
Yard Signs.
= Business Signs
Awning Brackets
Shelf Brackets
Porch ‘Siep Railings”
Balcony Railings
Porch Columns
Spiral: Stoica ¢
Z " 3 Porch Steps
View TE a ; Window Grills
: a * Flower Box Brackets
Interior, Gates
Yard & Walkway Gates
Pickup Headache Racks

ANVIL IRON WORKS

708 - 6th Ave. — — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365: 5990 or 365-6421

Railings ®:
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FABRICATING REPAIR WELD

“WHO DO YOU THINK YOU AR

Come and learn move of your true selfhood at ©
the lecture to be given by

GLEN C. LIVESAY, C.S.
‘A Member of The Christlan Science
Board of Lectureship
TUESDAY ;
MAY 4th, at 8:00 P.M.
tobe held inthe church edifice
237 Baker St., -
Admission is free.”

‘The Provincial Goverment Gas Act requires that
any person about to excavate on public or private pro-
perty shall ascertain the location of all underground
gas pipe lines.

With reasonable notice, our office will locate under-

ground lines for you at no cost. Phone
365-7272. Please call between 12:30 to
4:30 p.m.

Erling and Eva Mohn — Gina and Susanne

The Mohn's have been residents of Castlegar for 12 years, Erling is the
owner of E & E Masonry Lid. and Eva operates Eva's Beauty Salon. Gina and
Susanne attend School in Castlegar. EN é

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