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Castlegar

Recreational
Hockey
League

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VANCOUVER (CP) — When pre-
season discussion comes around to
right wing, one of the Vancouver
Canucks’ strengths, some names
come quickly to mind.

There's Tony Tanti, the quick

CASTLEGAR
JUDO CLUB

Registration:
Thurs., Sept. 22
6:15 p.m. at Twin Rivers

Senior Instructor
John Gibson Shodan

Registration

For all those interested
in playing in the league

DEADLINE
SEPTEMBER 30

Register at Recreation Oitice betore
Oct. 1, $150. Pay before you play.

For More information Call
Dave McKinnon, 365-6851
Bruno Tassone, 365-7310

MAJOR JUNIOR A HOCKEY

gar Arena Compl
Fri., Sept. 23 — 7:45 p.m.

Travis Green

Steven Junker

Spokane Chiefs
Tri-City Bruins

(New Westminster)

TICKETS: Adults $5, Students/
$4, Registered Minor
Hockey Players $2.50.

Smyl works for

rosters

trigger 40-goal man; Jim Sandlak,
the 20-year-old all-rookie selection of
two years ago; and man-child Trevor
Linden, the towering, superbly tal-
ented rookie who may be the only
1988 first-round draft choice to play
in the National Hockey League this
season.

Stan Smyl?Sure, he's still around.

But after a decade in Vancouver,
the stocky bulldog who has been the
heart and soul of some mediocre
Canuck teams, has suddenly become
an afterthought.

Except in his own mind.

“I believe if I'm beating the player
across from me, I'll be playing,” says
the soft-spoken 30-year-old who has
been the Canuck captain since the
1981-82 season.

He admits there's a time to move
aside from younger, stronger players
“but I'm not ready to get gut of the
way.”

Spokane,
Tri-City
play here

The Spokane Chiefs and the
Tri-City Bruins (formerly the New
Westminster Bruins) will play an
exhibition hockey game this Friday

CASTLE BOWL

(Under New Management)
There are openings for teams in the
lowing bowling leagues:
MORNING Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.
AFTERNOON Tuesday, 1:00 p.m.
EVENING Tuesday (Mixed), 9:00 p.m.
Wednesday (Ladies), 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday (Mixed), 9:00 p.m.
Friday (Mixed), 9:00 p.m.
There are also openings for individual
bowlers in some leagues.
YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUES:
Smurts, Pee Wees & Bantams — Ages 4-10, Sat., 9:30 a.m.
Juniors & Seniors — Ages 11-18, Sat., 11:30a.m
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
CASTLE BOWL AT 365-5723.

at the C ity Complex.
Travis Greene and Stephen Junker

| will both be wearing Chiefs uniforms

as the two teams square off starting
at 7:45 p.m. Former NHL star Butch
Goring will be behind the bench for
the Chiefs.

Selkirk
drops home
opener

The Selkirk College mens’ soccer
team opened the British Columbia
College Athletic Association season
with two losses at home over the
weekend.

The Selkirk team was defeated 3-0
by Mal: College Saturday and

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COACH OF THE YEAR... . Paul Phipps won the
B.C. Amateur Hockey coach of the your award
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Phipps

coach of year

The B.C. Amateur ~Hockey Association
(BCAHA) honored Castlegar’s Paul Phipps as B.C.'s
Hockey Coach of The Year at its Annual Convention
held at Harrison Hot Springs last weekend. Phipps
was presented with the Labatts Ernie Gare
Memorial Trophy by Mrs. Cathy Gare, wife of the
late Ernie Gare. The convention and the banquet
were attended -by over 400 people representing
minor hockey from all over B.C.

The Coach of the Year Award is the highest
honor bestowed to a minor hockey coach by the
BCAHA. It is awarded annually to the coach who
best contributes to child development through fair
play, fun, friendship and hockey development.
Winning records are not necessarily a criteria. The
nominations are judged on the basis of the coaches’
attitude towards children in compliance with the
minor hockey associations’ philosophy.

Phipps is the newly-appointed principal of Twin
Rivers elementary school. He also served as
Principal for Tarrys elementary school and, prior to
his present appointment, was the Principal of Kin-
naird elementary school.

Phipps has coached Castlegar Minor Hockey
teams for nine years. He worked with teams from
Novice up to and including Bantam level, both with
house league and Rep teams. He also served for one
year as Bantam division manager. Last year, when
there were only 16 players registered in the Pee Wee
division, he took them all into ‘the Rep team,
regardless of the players’ skills and abilities.

Phipps developed the players into a contending

Pee Wee Rep team last season and took the
squad all the way to the Provincials.

named

team. The team won the West Kootenay champion-
ship and went on to the Provincial final. They came
in second, losing the only game to Kimberley.
Throughout the season the players demonstrated
good sportsmanship and also had fun playing the
game of hockey.

John Loo, President of the Castlegar and Dis-
triet Minor Hockey Association, commented: “We
are proud to have a coach with Paul Phipps’ attitude,
skill and dedication who shares our association's
philosophy, which is to help the players to learn
hockey skills and have fun; but most important of all,
to develop good spor hip in our
The executive, players and parents are very proud
that one of our many excellent coaches has won the
Coach of the Year Award.” TheErnieGare Memorial
Trophy will be displayed at the Community
Complex.

In his acceptance speech, Phipps thanked the
BCAHA executive and his father, Art, who has
worked for Nanaimo Minor Hockey for over 25 years.
He also tanked the local hockey association.

“The Castlegar Minor Hockey Association has
given me the opportunity of working with some fine
people. I worked with a dedicated executive, under
the capable leadership of John Loo. I worked with
many helpful coaches, supportive parents, and
enthusiastic players. And I am pleased to accept the
award on behalf of all those associated with the
Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Association.”

Leo Atwell, who coached Paul Phipps in his
youth, was also at the presentation.

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