fi CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 10, 1976

Hockey Tournament Held in Nelson Civic Centre

Castlegar Bantams Tie for Third Place in B.C. Championship

C, Bantam Hockey |
Championship held Easter weekend at Nelson's Civic Centre.’A

4, Billy ot a David Kirby, John
Roberts.

Josafatow, Rick Grim, Gordon
Varabioff and Brian Verigin and manager Dave MacKinnon.

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Castlegar Court News

Two Charges
Laid ‘Against.

‘tence and has been placed on
probation for six months.
4

_\Mike G.’Silva pleaded ly obtalning food and lodging.
guilty toa charge of fraudulent- He received a suspended sen-

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GORILLA WORK: BOOTS - SEVERAL PAIRS IN STOCK Kim Doyle, pleaded ‘gully,

toa charge of driving with a
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9 am. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesdays thru Saturday

was fined $200 as well as being
278 Col: Ave. — Castlegar — Phone 365-5616

Patrick Hall pleaded sully
to being a minor in
of liquor. He was fined $25.

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‘An accident, reported ‘to
local police March 29, is
resulted ina Th

Castlegar made a govd
showing al the B.C.-Bantam
Hockey Championship held at

: Nelson's Civic Centre, placing

third in an elght-Leam round
robin tournament,

Tt was the firat time a
Castlegar Bantam team had
represented this area In B.C,
play-offs. The team was coach-
ed by John Bozek and Mike
Lauriente, with the manager
being Doug MacKinnon.

In the first game against
North Shore Winter Club,
Castlegar was defeaied by 043

re. The North’ Shore Club
‘ended up in second place with 5
wins and 2 losses.

David Kirby did all ‘his
team's scoring, with assists to
8. Bozek (3), B. Verigin,and G.
Pace. Larry Ingham handled 43
shots,

Castlegar bounced back
with a 59 win over host team
Nelson. Castlegar nlarksmen
were N. Voykin (2) with asalsts
by P. Rilkoff, B, Martin, B.
Verigin, J. Townsend, D. Kirby
(2) and M. Varabioff (2).

Fort St, John waa the third
opponent, and after a hard
fought battle, Castlegar scored
Inthe last three seconds of play
to make the score 5-4. Scoring
were G. Sorensen (2), B.
Marten, D. Kirby and 8. Bozek,
with assists going to N. Voykin
(2), G. Pace, G. Sorensen,” M.
Varibioff, J, Townsend and B.

ham kicked

The fourth game was
against Kimberley and here the
Kootenay Trophy was at stake:
‘The game ended ina 5-5 tie, but
in sudden death “overtime
Castlegar scored and captain of

the team, Steven Bozck, was
presented with the East-West
Kootenay Trophy, *

Scoring for Cantar wero
N. Voykin (2), R. Grim, D.
Kirby and.B, Nazaroff, Assists
wenl to B.Verigin, J, Town-
send, B, Nazaroff, P. Rilkoff, 8.
Bozek and J, Roberts,

Castlegar fell victim tothe
undefeated and eventual cham-
pions, North Kamloops by a
score of 4-3.

Local scorers were 8S.
Bozek, G, Pace and R. Rilkoff
with assists made by D, Kirby
(2) B. Verigin, P. Rilkoff and N.
Voykin.

‘In. presenting the B.C.
Bantam Championship Trophy
to the Kamloops team, Gordon

\ House, vice-president of the

C. Amateur Hockey

“ton; atated that the fine play

‘and keen competition displayed
by all the teams’ proved, that

i they had’ won! the’ right’ to

represent their area in the
play-offs.
gcratleese outplayed the

B. Martin, S,
G: Pace, B. B, Nazaroff er
“D. Kirby (8), J. Roberts, N.
Voykin, G. Sorenson (2), M.
.Varabioff and R. Sherstobitoff.
Assists went to R. Grim (2), R.
:Sherstobitolf (2), M. Varabioff
(3). N. Voykin, 8. Bozek (2), D.
Kirby (2), B. Nazaroff (2), B.
Martin, J. Townsend (2), G.

> Pace, G. Sorenson, 'B. Verigin

and J.‘Roberts,
Goaltending was shared by
Larry Ingham and Randy Kir

by.
In the last game of the

tournament, Castlegar downed ..

Contractors Hold Meeting
In Vernon this Saturday

One hundred and dl twenty
the Okan-

charged with driving while

having his driver's licence

under suspension and for failing

to remain at the scene of an
lent.

Charged April 2 is ‘Arthur

“Hall whose 1964 Plymouth was

in collision. with “a park

vehlela owned by Carol Priée
Castlegar: = iiss 3s
The incident took place in
laza parking

Principal business of the
meting wil bo an examination
of the

agen will be
mere at the Village ( re

ing bonds which guarantee that

th, annual meeting a the
Southern Interior Construction
tion,

Representing more than
re th

¢°400 firms engay
f constrti

‘interior
members who are general

let 3
“No injuries were reported,

No Injuries
~ When Tonker
Hits Compact
No injuries were reported

following Monday morning's
accident in which a 1974 tanker

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trailer re ded a 1978 com:
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Driver of the compact, |

which sustained an estimated
$250 damage, is. identified as
George H. McKay of Kin-
naird. Driver of the tanker is
Richard Wm. Kuruluck of Trail.

Mr. Kuruluck has been
charged with following too.

The incident oceurred on
Tth Ave. when the McKay
vehicle stopped at a yield sign
when preparing to make the

fe.
manufacturers of ‘building ma-
terials and suppliers of equip-
sment, with both unionized and
non-union work forces.

The Southern Inter Interior Con-
struction Association is a feder-
ation of local construction asso-

clations in’ Kamloops, Vernon, .
Kelowna, Penticton, Castlegar.

and Crant

fon has

‘the is capable of
fob.

completing the

Cor Totalled~-
fter: ‘Rolling

Over Five Times
‘A 1967 Ford was totalled

on Wednesday of last week
after it left Highway No, 3A
ear’ China

near Greek and rolled,

‘five times. :
Driver and only occu
Robert Jahn Zebert, of Castle

gar, ia charged with driving “

without due care and attention,
No injuries were reported.

Services Conclude Today
For Nastia Stoopnikoff, 90.

Funeral services began
yesterday and concluded today
at2 p.m. for Nastia Stoopnikolf,
90, of Winlaw, who died ‘Tues-
day “at the Castlegar and
District. Hospital,

Born April 20, 1886, in
Russia, Mrs. Stoopnikoff came
to Canada in 1899 to Saskat-
chewan and was married in that
province.

She came to British Colura-
bia in:d912 residing firat in

- Brilliant, then in 1939 moved to

Slocan’ chy. Following her

turn to Nelson.

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husband's death in 1960, she
lived with members of her
family, spending the greater of
her time with a son in Winlaw.

Mrs. Stoopnikoif has been
a guest in Raspberry Lodge
for ‘the past. two and a half
years.

She was predeceased by
her husband, William, in 1960
and is survived by two sons,
Peter, of Winlaw and John, of
Shoreacres; two daughters,
Mrs. Pete (Alice) Konkin, of

Penticton and Mrs. Irene Anu-
pooshkin, of Brilliant; 16 grand: -

children, 25 great-grand-
children and one sister, Mrs.

* Wasoona Zibin, of Robson.

Burial is to take place at
Perry Siding Cemetery with
the Costlegat Funeral Home in

Nanaimo 93 placing Castlegar
ine : hig place tle with Fort St,

Seal gellors for Castlegar
were B, Nazarolf (3), G. Soren:
son, D, Kirby (3) P. Rilkoff and

8. Bozek, with assists by B.
fishy (2), 8, Bozek (5), N.
Voykin, B. Verlgin, M. Varabi-
‘off, G. Sorenson and P, Rilkolf.

‘The following trophies
were presented by Les Mur-

‘dock, district director of the.’

B.C. Amateur Hockey Associa-

tion: t
+ The most valuable goalle—

Larry Ingham of the Castlegar
team; the most valuable for-
.ward—Ian MeInnes of N
‘Shore Winter Club; and most
‘valuable defencemen—Randy.
‘Will of North Kamloops,

| The Castlegar-team re-
celyed tremendous support.
from thelr familles and fans and
recorded the largest crowds at

8 games. E
Participating teams and
thelr'standinge were:
North Kamloops swept the
Uitle with a 7-0 record; Vaneou-
ver’s North Shore Winter Club
was second at 6-2; Castle-

Nanaimo placed fourth with a
9-4 mark; Kimberley was sixth
at2-4-1; Nelson was seventh at
* 1-6-1, and Kitimat finished Inst

a Zou.
ye To

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