Page 10A The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, April 8, 1992 Just saying ‘thank you Castlegar’ Sponsoring a slo-pitch team is the easiest way for Tony Dion to bay “thank you Castlegar”. { Dion, owner of Kootenay Insulation of Cranbrook, baid he thought it would be a good jdea to sponsor a team in the slo- good to us, we thought we'd give something back,” said Dion. Comfort has bought the team caps and shirts as part of the sponsorship, as well as some money to be used in future tournaments, Dion said the sponsorship has cost him about $500. Dwayne Glendinning, the coach and manager of the now Kootenay Comfort Insulators, said he met Dion at the Hi- Arrow, where Glendinning works. “I got to know him at work and I kicked around the idea [of spon- soring the team) with him,” Glendinni said. When Dion co 365-5304 Chicken Time’s 7th Anniversary Pak Special $2.00 off all PAKS includes: freshly made salads of your choice and crisp french fries or our tasty jo-jo's. Thars., Fri., Sat. & Sun. Milkshakes only $1.49 Soft ice Cream only .47¢ Remember - anytime le Chicken Time! Celgar & Cominco meal tickets accepted 2816 Columbia Ave. said yes, he was surprised and happy. “He's willing to spend money on a team here and not in Cran- brook,” added Glendinning. In a lot of cases, he said, it is hard for teams to find sponsors. “A lot of teams have sponsored names, but I'm not sure how many get money.” A lot of the newer slo-pitch teams are looking for sponsors, he added. “With the entry fee being $200, every little bit helps. On Glendinning’s team, all the play- ers pitch in $15 that helps pay the entry fee, with the extra cash going towards a refreshment fund. Dion said Kootenay Comfort Insulation has been working at the mill for the past two years. His company is removing asbestos from the old part of the Celgar mill “We use local people first,” Dion said. From his crew of seven, four of the tradesmen are from Castlegar. Volleyball midget boys win provincials JASON KEENAN Sun staff The Kootenay Volleyball Club midget boys team won the B.C. y A P Championships last weekend. The team is off to the Western + Coach CASTLEGAR REBELS Applications being accepted * General Manager Send applications to: CASTLEGAR REBELS HOCKEY CLUB Box 3451, Castlegar ViN 3N8 Canadian Ch ionships April 24 and 25 in Mission. The team is made up of 15- and 16-year-olds from Stanley Humphries, Mt. Sentinel, L.V. Rogers, and Salmo Schools. The last time the team won the B.C.s was 1985, when their coach, Pat Hennelly, was a team member. It was also the last time that B.C. won the Western finals. The Kootenay Club took the finals 2-1, the Victoria ™ KOKANEE’S GOLF SPECIAL KOKANEE * KOOTENAY RESIDENTS ONLY SPRINGS & lf We've got reason to celebrate! Our new “jie Kokanee Lodge opens May 1st, 1992 50% OFF regular green fees and ~ cart fees, April 17 to April 30, 1992 For tee times call 227-9362 Crawtord Bay, B.C. COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 30, 1992 —t | ' KOKANEE SPRINGS RESORT LTD. ; ' Bai REBELS team 12-15, 15-10, 15-13. The loss in the first game was the teams only loss in the tournament. Lee Malinek, from Castlegar, and Theo Latkin, from Nelson, were named to the tournament's all-star team. Hennelly said Malinek and Latkin are probably the two best players in their age group in the province. Hennelly said Chris Sylvester also had a strong tournament. He added that Rick Friml’s serving was a deciding factor in the third game of the finals. ‘When they get to the Westerns, the Kootenay Club will be facing Victoria again, as well as Mis- sion, the host club, and two teams each from Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Hennelly said that B.C., Alber- ta, and Manitoba usually field strong teams, so it's hard to esti- mate their chances. But, it was much the same at the provincials. “We had no idea what our com- petition was like going into the tourney,” said Hennelly. The team was ranked seventh out of 13 teams going into the B.C. provincials. The team is: power hitters- Jamie Hunter, Brendan Lindsui, Ryan Tarasoff, Chris Sylvester middle blockers- Lee Malinek, Shane Kozak back row specialists- Rick Friml, Keith Larsen setter- Theo Latkin coach- Pat Hennelly assistant coach- Gord Sookavies manager- Mike Latkin Leigha Belanger needed insulation at the Kootenay Com- fort Insulators practice Sunday. SUN STAFF PHOTO / Jason Keenan Castlegar ladies curling season ends The Castlegar Ladies Curling Club held its wind-up banquet, gen- eral meeting, and awards ceremony at the Sandman Inn on March 26. A new slate of officers was elected, and the club will be head- ed up by Mary Perehudoff, presi- dent, Leslie Johanson, treasurer, and Trish Hurford, secretary. Janie Phipps will look after the draw, and Judy MacLachlen and Cheryl Bachelor are in charge of social events. Verna Dawson is vice-pres- ident and bonspiel chairperson. The last task of evening was the" awarding of trophies for the djvision winners and runners-up. In the Tuesday evening league, the rink headed by Dione McArthur, with Verona Walker, Clarisse McKinnon, and Judy Wayling, won the Lindsay Brown trophy. The runners-up was the Yvonne Moore rink, with Barb Kinakin, Bruna Horcoff, and Kathy Swanson. Top spot in the Wednesday afternoon league took the Castle- gar Savings Credit Union trophy. This went to the rink skipped by Mary Perehudoff, with Alta Penny, Norma MacDonald, and Alice Shutek. The runners-up were the Ann Nazaroff rink, with Leslie Johanson, Betty Daigle, and Cheryl Bachelor. The Marie Prokop rink, with Sharon Bystrom, Trish Hurford, and Jane Kryczka, won the Thurs- day evening NRS trophy by one point. The Mary Perehudoff rink, with Caroline Soukeroff, Mary Ish, and Judy Soroke, came second. The last award of the evening went to the club champs. In the last week of curling, the top eight teams of all the divisions played in two round robins. The winner of the “A-side, the Marg van Yzer loo rink, with Shelly van Yzerloo, Judy MacLachlen, and Laura Darmbrough, lost to the “B"-side winner, the Mary Perehudoff rink, with Caroline Soukeroff, Mary Ish, and Judy Soroke Ae April 12 60% Payout $500 BONANZA [iiibapels Aestibedbed edde ‘Door Prizes’ CASTLEGAR REBELS License #764833 CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Annual General Meeting g Wed. April 8, at 7:00 pm Oe Castlegar Recreation Complex <= Everyone Welcome TEAM Beaver Valley Nakusp Castlegar Ross./Trail #1 Nelson Ross./Trail #2 Kaslo Bantam House Final Standings (w.k.m.i..) GF GA 120. 95 106 91 -nyese hk ewe ay Gerick Cycle & Sports Our riepu gition Rides With You! airs : The Biggest and The Best DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER ... 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CYCLE & SPORTS 908 Rossland io Trail — 364-1661 561 Baker Street, Nelson—354-4622 TRAIL » NELSON » CRANBROOK « KELOWNA tenays & Okanagan owling results Monday 9:30 a.m. Marion Williamson 641 Brenda Zoobkott 237 Monday 7230 p.m. Gord Jackson 821 Daune Donald 371 Charlene Mcintosh 607/241 Tuesday 5 Betty Oglow Tuesday Bob Branning Chey Nazaroft Shelly Johnson Tuesday Marvin Wood Andy Saumure Debbie Frost Wednesday George Rebalkin Glady Manahan Wednesday Alec Lawrenow David Jackson Jackie Stanley Leony Melkow Wednesday Stu Schmidt Richard Smith Joanne Fenner Velda Handley Thursday Lorriane Hoskins Thursday Rick Young Garry Rayner Lynn Robinson Velda Mandley Friday Dave Shalanski Ed Adshead Marge Lelonde Friday Roland Handley 832/337 Velda Handley 687/248 Sunday Classic 7p.m. George Forrest 1074 Roland Handley 339 Velda Handley 1216/359 754/299 12:30 p.m. 632/235 628/238 The Castlegar Sun Page 11A Wedgesday, April 8, 1992 In memory Nick Zaytsoff On Saturday, April 4, 1992 Nick Zaytsoff of Castlegar, for- merly of Slocan Park, BC passed away at the age of 92 years. Funeral services were held at the Brilliant Cultural Centre on Monday and Tuesday with burial at the Slocan Park Cemetery. Mr. Zaytsoff was born October 15, 1899 at Verigin, Saskatchewan. He came to Ootischenia with his parents in 1911. He lived for a short time at Pass Creek and then moved to Slocan Park in 1930. In 1974 he moved to Robson and lived there until moving to Castle- gar in 1989. He married Dora Poohachoff at Winlaw in 1919 During his life he worked as a log- ger and in sawmills. He was a member of the USCC and enjoyed singing and making ladels. He is survived by his two sons; Nick of Slocan Park and Peter of Castlegar, one daughter; Mabel Osachoff of Vallican, 12 grand- 25 great dchili and close personal friend, Anne Gleboff. He was predeceased by his parents, wife, daughter, Mary Nesteroff, brothers, Bill and Mike and sister, Mary Chemoff. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Castle- gar Funeral Chapel. Gotta make the putt! Devon Cheveldaeff at last week's SHSS golf team practice. “I'll go to school naked if | don't hit 44 on the front nine!” @ Wind-up —— LifeScan Presents The ONE TOUCH Il Blood Glucose Meter. Continued from 9A will be true next year.” The meeting won't be all busi- ness though. There will be a look back at the past year. Here are the highlights— The first peewee ‘A’ provincial champs from Castlegar. An atom house team won their division playoffs. Castlegar won Bantam rep for the West Kootenays, and lost in the provincial ‘AA’ semis. “FE think the coaches and the parents did really well,” added Craig. “As an organization, we met our There will also be an update on the Atom development program to let members know about its Progress. The meeting is open to the pub- lic, and Craig invites anyone to attend. As always, the association would like the help of a few good people. 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