Ad: " CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 16,,1980

KUHL standings .

Columbia Valley

Name

Xen Sherstobitoff

. Bruno Tassone
Mike Nevakshonoff

. ric Horn

gtim Krug

Dave MacKinnon

The Nordic Ski Touring
. Blub’ held time’ trials for
nior. skiers’ at Nancy
Sreene Lake on Saturday
Bre in spite of the difficult

now conditions, 12 skiers
k part in the 5 km: race,

The following results
ere obtained: :

- 17 years
Dave Matty, 16 - 21.90
; Eric Gunderson, 16 -
5A; Heather Smith, 15
63; Ethan Smith, 18
Arne Gunderson, 17.
23; Rhys Andrews, 17
$34.30; Doug Forrest,” 14 -
£36.60; Pat Forrest, 16; 60.10.

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= Rovienay International Junior Hockey League standings
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Rebel Top six scorers as of Jan.-73
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Nordic Ski Touring
Club holds time trials

: Several of thee # seu
skiers will be taking:
the time trials for the BC.

Th

ski’ lessons;’ given“ by

bers of the club, took place
2 Saturday. at

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cefte fn final sett jbessons
will given this woe ane at.
11 a.m. Everyone is welcome.

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2Sunday’s game, scheduled to
She played on the Riverfront
Park ice surface, was can-
‘celled due to a siowstorm.
Wees

On Sunday in the Re-

3 gional Recreation Complex;
= Castlegar's Pee Wee Rep de-
feated the visiting . Fernie

lorning,
. Wasilenkoff (2).
Assists were credited to
. Biln (2), D. Braun (2), D.
joosen, K. Koorbatoff, D.
Horning (2), D. Beninger and
'asilenkoff.

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This weekend, tho Pee
= Wee Rep will be travelling to
Rutland.

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In hockey action Sat-
urday. in the old arena, the
Pee Wee “B"s defeated the
visiting Rossland team 10-0.
e following day in Beaver
Castlegar handed

thelr: hosts a 6-2 loss,

“. * »

Pee Wee house statistics
for last. week were: Jan. 8 —
CKQR 2, Big Rock 0; Jan. 14
— Trail Auto Body 6, CKQR

a Everyone is urged to
phone their house game

by
bs Sees

CHICKEN
WINGS

scores to Mrs. Biln at 5-5392,
so that weekly standings may
appear in the Castlegar News
for all games.

Bantams

tam “Bis played a

Benge Hay hin sat

with the game resulting in a
2-2 tie.

Scoring Castlegar’s
goals were P. Boel and. R.
Horcoff, the latter on an
assist from D. Terhune. .

Midgets
On Saturday, Castlegar
was. soundly defeated by
Beaver ‘Valley 9-5. Scoring
for Castlegar were R. Kan-
igan with two and singles by
Tom, DePaoli, Dean. Mac-
Kinnon and Jim Smith,
Castlegar was assessed
five of 15 minor penalties.
Rob Howes and David Kin-
akin shared the goaltenders
duties.
The next day in Ress-
land, they defeated Rossland
°90, with David Kinakin
getting the shut-out.

Dean. MacKinnon was —

the points loader with one
goad and four e-vists. Jim’
~-Smith had two goals, two
assists; Randy Morris two
goals and an assist, Sean

: ‘Armstrong, two assists; Tom

DePaoli, one goal two assists;

Lyle Stouchnow; one goal, .

two assists; Len Lauriente,
one goal, one assist; Rob

McGauley, one goal; Kevin .

Kirby and Steve Simonen
one assist each.

Castlegar was assessed
six of nine minor penalties in
a clearly played game.

Next home game for the
midget rep will be this
Saturday at 2:15 in the old
arena when the visitors will
be Rossland.

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“‘SSuper

Opening cerem

By VIPLOTNIKOFP

The City of Castlegar
has proclaimed Jan. 19 to the
26 Minor Hockey, Week. in
Castlegar, xs a way of rec-
ognizing the Minor’ Hockey
Association in our, commun:
ity.

The Minor Hockey Week
Committee is gearing.’ up for ©

the” activities ‘cheduled to
* bogin this Saturday with the

Opening Ceremonies which .

are being held at the sports
complex. Beginning at 10
a.m., we will be featuring the
Kinnaird Junior’ Secondary

School Band, plus many dig- -

nitaries to help kick off. the
celebrations. |.
The programs will be ~
E i

: Third t

~The nine playing, mem-
bers of the Stanley Hum-

: phries Secondary fichool |

Junior Rockettes, got their”
first taste of tournament
basketball last weekend at‘
the New Year's Tournament
in - f

, Part 5 in a series

The results, “although
not spectacular, were defin-
itely efcouraging, Coach Pil-
atzke was leased
with the girls’ team defense.

".“We set defensive ‘goals
ir, each game of. the tour-
‘nament and made each goal.

. Meet the Rebels

(Minor aches S/N

els,
Yoon erik 19 poke ite fond *

the son ‘of Irene and Rudy
Quaedvlieg. He is one of
eight, children, . “has three
‘older. sisters and four
younger brothers. Mitch has
played all. his hockey in
Castlegar and this is his sec-

* ond:year with the Rebels. He

likes all outdoor sports, .es-

soccer, and. swim-
ming, also ping-pong and
girls: Mitch thinks. playing .
for the Rebels is great, so is
the coach and staff.

Volunteers:
make _

Minor Hockey
Happen .

. JOY
CHRISTIAN
BOOKSTORE .

AGood Supply Of
Books & Records

Mon.—Sat., 9 - §:30°
Friday, 9-9
577 Baker St., Nelson
{Above Emory’s Men's Wear}

CORRECTIONS

The following items :in today's SuperValu flyer should have

CHICKEN

LEGS

98°

i this:may have caused,

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GRANT SOOKRO, No.:21,
plays left. wing for the Reb-
B Nels + he is 18

al
weighs 180 pounds, He 7
son of Nelli¢ and and Pete Sookro
and has two brothers, Colin
and Cameron... Grant has
played ‘on several local rep
teams and, as well, played in
the Swedish-Canadian eechos
in 1975. His other interests
are skidooing, softball, swim-
ming and hiking. Grauit feels
the Rebels are a young team
with many rookies and will
take a few years: to reach
championship form.

pare only: $1.5: :

A Showdown. with pro,
‘fessional hockey. players is
tentatively slated for 7 p.m.
(con Jan, 26 at the complex.
This should'be a'real crowd-
. pleaser, and we'll have more
details Mamie next week:

a _tunlor Rockettes:

Team. di fonse is :a' pretty
‘complicated ‘concept for. in-.

ize {
prize $100, third prize" $50,
and fourth $25, and tickets.

arenas all week, with players:
from Spokane, Grand‘! er

experiencéd players but we

were sagging off and helping
out ‘quite well.":-

After, ‘trailing the classy
Laurie Tigerettes from Cran-
brook by 28 points at half-
time, ‘the locals persevered
and fared somewhat better in
the ‘second ‘half.

Final score was 45-11 for -

Laurie who .came’ into. the

tournament with'a very ex-
perienced and well- prepared
team,

In their ‘next game the
girls... led -arch-rival . J.L.
Crowe’ Hawkettes 17-12: at
halftime, but found the game
deadlocked 22-22 with three
minutes to play. -

. Sharleen DeRosa’s lay-

and Castlegar worked very |

hard to keep the score fairly.
close.

The team finished thrid
out of four teams.and Andrea
Belezyk was named to the

upand Andrea Belezyk's free. All Star team,

throw: put thelocals. up. by
three points, and Paulette
Schreiber’s last-minute hoop
finished things off. Final
score in the victory was
27-22.

With only a one game.

rest; the team hit the floor,
against the Rutland’ Royals
- from Kelowna in a game to
decide the second and third
‘y placings. In‘a:cl
locals lost 38-23. °
Rutland iyessed full
scourt ughous  the-

game the.

“Andrea only scored sav-

en, nine: and 10: points, but: _;

she.was even more valuable
at the defensive end of the
court. In the thrse games she
pulled 45 defensive rebounds
for us,” said Pilatzke. i

,\ The-;Junior. Rockettes’
next action‘is this. weekeud at ©
the Totem Tournament: in

Nelson. The’ girls. open the: - /

tournament on: Friday at 4°
p.m. against David Thomp-/

~ Attention Men’& Boys!
For. or, Al Se sons

a 293 Columbia’ :

nee &-
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365-6761

an; House Committee
jand-Trail Golf Club

OMMUNITY

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“SHIOKARI PASS." -
’ ‘World Wide Picture’s newest release, Shiokari
? Pass, will be shown at Calvary Baptist Church this.
Sunday evening, 'Jan. 20 at 6:80:p.m. Everyone is
invited to attend. : ‘

THE FIVE DAY ¥ PLAN STOP SMOKING
| For those desiring to quit smoking, here's help!
dt end, participate at the next‘Five-Day Plan,
i fe 30:t9 9. p.m.) at. the Castlegar and
District Hospital. There is a $7 registration fee to
help cover: costs. ‘Phone. 365-2649 ‘for further
infocaation. The Five-Day. Plan t to Stop Smoking i is
ity: service p d by. the S th:

Day Adventiste., seat

ROBSON TION

Robson Reeréation Society annual meeting will
sbe held | on Jan. 81, at’ 780 p.m. at the Robson
Members and other intereated

‘Remember 10%
OFF for Cash |.

jobson =
2nd _& 4th Sunday -
00 a.m.
)S Rev. Desmond Carroll
365-2271,

Tuesday 7:30
Bible ‘Study & a

jour
**Worship with us on the
Bay Jesus Worshipped -

below Seat Plaza
‘Ph. 365-6317.
9:: S08: m. Sunday School.

‘a.m. Worship Service
Mm, Fellowship Service

Bible
ail m. Youth and
rally Night
Pastor

oss Pastor

Va wists

804-7th'Ave., South
Church § School

Morning Warship

Pastor Ira Johnson
Phone 365-6762:

Maple St.

| Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Lowell Kindschy g

Listen to the Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 11:30.a.m.
on Radio CKQR

Rev. Michael Guinan
}. 365-7143 ‘
Saturday Night Mass

sunday'Masses at
8 a.m. and 10 a.m.

Genelle—12 Noon

OF CANADA

9:
tOam- ba
. Rev. Te

7th Ave. South
9:45 a.m.
- Sunday Schoo!
11:00 Hf Worship"
Infant Nursery and
Juntor a Ag ‘
Miniter
hone 36:

ST. PETER LUTHERAN

ST. MARIA GORETTI .

(Show Gnatituce in Prayer | '

~~)
aOR aww
~ 809 Merry Creek Road
_ Next to ‘Glaverieal M Motel?
Cast leaird Pl
Family Bible Hour
19:45 a. a
5 Mornin tWorebtp
evening Pr Pratse

ED. FAMILY LY'NIG

at p.m. (for all the woe
Pastor John Hill .
Church Office 365-3430

767-18t Ave.; North
- ‘Pastor Roy Hubbea:

Church:
christian Education Hour :
a.m.
Morning Worship
a.m.
Evening Service.
Tuesday: Bible Study

Frida: naire face

Meets at Kinnaird Hall
-\ Meets for
Bible Clase and Worship

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parties are weléome to ‘attend.

KJSS BAND BOOSTER CLUB
* KJSS' Bapd ‘Booster. Club will be holding a
‘Bake Sale on Saturday, Jan. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2.

lcenace cacnacchectaceeeveweevsucowsrartet

p.m. at Safeway.

DAVID. ‘THOMPSON STAMP CLUB
There will be a swap session on Sunday, Jan:
20, 1:80 p.m. at St David's Undercroft.

SENIOR CITIZENS'S
The Castlegar and District Senior Citizen's

Association social meeting will be held ‘Thureday,

~ Jan. 27 at 2 p.m. in the Centre..

"LIFE-PLANNING FORWOMEN - :
_ +. Aseries of six workshops where ‘you will hese
a chance to look at where you are in life and where

you want to go, to learn communication skills and: 4
build aelf-confi ri Wednesd,

-Jan, 23 at 10 a.m. - noon at the Volunteer .
Exchange, 88 Pine Street. No fee. Phone 965-2413

” for registration and information.

"ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING FOR WOMEN :
‘Learn the difference. between ‘assertive, . *
ive and develop

and understand personal rights and the rights of

others, learn and practice assertive skills. Sessions
, Jan, 17,24, 31 at 7:80 - 9:80 p.m. $2 per session:
Ebene 885-2418 for information, |

‘DAY CARE

Hobbit Hill Day Care curréntly. has openings: +

. The centre offers a quality pre-school program for ; t
children three to five years. Interested pereons can”
call the centre at 885-7280.

single parents. For information rogarding details of
3062889. ‘and social events: call.’ 885-2557 or :

: CASTLEGAR 4& pisTRiCT WILDLIFE
~ ASSOCIATI teh
The regular monthly amen of.the Castlegar §
and District. Wildlife Association will be -held '
Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 7:80 p.m. in the basement of the,

+ Kinnaird Hall.

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Canadian Celluloae's anterior! Pal;

Operations, Please submit: noti
Castlegar, News by. p.m. Mo! ays...

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Canadian Cellulose

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Moore, offici
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REMEMBER — “Your Button

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‘Gets You Into Every. Game. During”

' Minor ‘Hockey Week, and also. oor you ‘into. he SHOWDOWN

if

World Hockey, matches :
‘ SHOOTER

“BEd is also a-well-! Raowh nome, with the ‘Trail

‘SETH MARTIN

Formerly with: the NLHiL: . Louis’ Blues,
Soth is well known in the area for his superb.
goaltending during the Trail Smoke. Eaters:

£D. WYATT

—%

Smoke Eaters; He-has: become. a familiar
figure in Castlegar’ as head coach ot the.
Castlegar Rebels.

i former: All-star Defenseman with
ithe. Spokane Jets.and Spokane Flyers ott the
W.LHAL Hednd WAHL. ey ‘

COAuE”
Ss —

Dave ‘also played ‘with Tom Hodges on the
great Spokane teams of that era, and was
{| Sbokene' 's Nee 1 ae during that time.

DANCE” DANCE @., DANCE
‘Tickets will be Gvailable: at the ‘Arenas, ‘and
‘from Minor Hockey executives ata cost

<0 $3.00 per person.
Doors open at.8:00 p.m. af the Complex
“1. SATURDAY, JAN. 26
“Music by the ‘Special Edition’

. PANCAKE BREAKFAST
“Tae annual Pancake Breakfast will be held from
:30 to 11. a.m. gt the OLD ARENA
SUNDAY, SAN. 27
$3.00 for.adults
3. 75 for children's portions
1 sausages - 3 hotcakes, eggs i if desired, coffee)

The team: with the Most Goals, At:The End Of The nema will be

declared the winner,

_ SATURDAY, JAN. 3 , 26

P.M.

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