CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 29, 1977

TROPHY WINNERS in Sunday's Castlegar Loager Sports Day"
are, left to right, Lady Logger of the Year Kathy Hardy, a second
year forestry student at Selkirk College, Logger of the Day Bryan
Couture, Logger of the Year Bud Holden of Revelstoke who is
recipient of the Labatts Trophy, second Logger of the Year is Ed

“int =
Davidson of Kaslo, Novice of the Day Rick Allard, Lady Logger of
the Day Opal Jacobs, winner in the obstacle pole and spring board
chop in the intermediate category Bruce Jacobs and winner of the
men’s chokermans race in the novice category Dave Soles.
Pictorial coverage of the == event appears of t page, A8.>

Castlegar Rebels Rebels

Wins ~ Wins Exhibition Game

Castlegar Sunior ° Rebels,

picked up where.they left off
last season in the, Kootenay.
International Junior Hockey
League by nipping Trail Junior
Smoke Eaters 6-3 in the first of
four exhibition games at the
Castlegar Community Complex
last Thursday.

» D. Walker led thé scoring
with two goals, while B. ‘Tas-
sone, J. Townsend and S, Bozek
added singles. Assists were
made by D. Kirby, K. Schisler,
S. Bozek, B. Verigin, J. Makar-
off and B. Martin. +

+ Castlegar, posltenders, TR

Hicokoff and V. Hansen com-
bined: for a total: of 26 saves,
while, the Trail goalies were
kept on their toes throughout
the entire’ game,: stopping” 7
shots,

Conex Races

In Saturday's match, a
large crowd of fans saw the
Rebels down the visiting Cres-
ton team 9-2. _

Castlegar's B. Verigin and
T. Paul both had a two-goal
game, while D. Walker, J.
Wishloff,. J. Tovusend, | D.

» Kirby; «and. G..Dunsmore

rounded ‘out ‘the. scoring.’ As-
sists went to D. Kirby with
three, and singles by D. Wal-
ker, R. Sherstobitoff, B. Che-
veldave, T. Paul, K. Schisler, G.
Sorenson,':S, Bozek and B.
Verigin. i

In net were eR. Kirby and
B. ware stopping 26 shots on
oa! ‘ i

The Rebels hope to carry

on their winning ‘streak. this.

Saturday.when they host the

_Fernie squad.

 Hnatiuk: Retains: Title

Allan 'Hnatiuk of Nelson
once again headlined the Canex
Stock Car Championships as he
earned top points for ‘the
second year in a row. Sunday

he, was. over: th

Picnbercrioa

and American. drivers’ on

dohe’ most: of the :season.
>Hnatiuk won the A Heat

and ‘was followed across the

finish line by Sony Winnlop. of -

Northport, Jim Torrans of
Nelson, Les Weaver of Colville
and Ivan Mitchell of Trail.

He added to that victory in
the Canex main race which
featured only Canex members
beating out Jim McDiarmid of
Nelson, Larry Fitzpatrick of
Fruitvale, Roy Clarke of Trail,
Bob Grayson of Fruitvale, Bill
Koftinoff of Fruitvale and Len
Rogalski of Salmo.

On top of that he also won
the Main race of the day which
was open to all racers beating
Winnlop, Clark,” Fitzpatrick,
and Ed Pongracz of Castlegar.

Other winners for the day

won the A Dash Trophy; Terry
Lowenburg: of Fruitvale’ who
won the:B Dash; Bill Koftinoff
of Fruitvale’ who: won: the C
Dash; Lionel Burnier who won

She Open:Wheeler; Mark Wea-"
-Colvilléwho ‘wort'the B .
lédding Bob .Grayson of: ;-

Fruitvale, Shorty Fox: of Col-.

“ville, “Randy” Steep’ of: Trail,

Rogalski of Salmo and Fitz-
patrick of Fruitvale across the
finish line.

Terry Cuttles of Trail who
won. the Pitmen’s Race and
Leslie Fulton of Slocan Park
won the Powder Puff race.

Winnlop of Northport had
the fast time of the day and the
drivers’ draw of 10 gallons of.
gas, donated by . Hendricks
Trading Post of Fruitvale, was
won by Shorty Fox. of North-
port. The Hard Luck Trophy,
also donated by Hendricks, was

won by Lionel Brunier of Slocan

Park.

The last race of the season
will be held Oct. 2 anu: the
monthly meeting will be Oct. 4

Cast
)

were Roy Clarke of Trail, who...

FERNIE at CASTLEGAR
Saturday, October 1 - 8 p.m.
Sports Complex

at the Kootenay Hotel in Trail.

, and our cor
_ Victorious.

Season Passes
Increase Costs

For Skiers

The Red Mountain Ski
Club has announced that the
season pass rates for. the

1977-78 ski season will be '

showing an’ increase .in_ all
categories.

"However, “dven with the

disastrous? ski season of the
past winter, which resulted in a
60 per cent loss of revenue, the.
ski club has been able to come
up with a rate which compares.
very favorably with those
prices charged at other com-
_parable areas.

: To make things easier for
the cost-conscious buyer,’ the
rate increase will be applied in

_two stages.”

Before Nov..15, the season
pass tates will be as follows:
family’. couples $275, single
senior $155," family junior
$27.60, single junior $65 and
senior. citizen $100.

After Nov. 15, the follow-
ing changes will go into effect:
family. couple $295, single se-
nior, $165, family junior $30,
single junior $70 and Senior
citizen $110.

Red © Mountain manager

the Red Mt. ‘Society, “since
premiums must be paid on the
loan which was negotiated to
install the triple chairlift on
Paradise.

‘By J.B. PALMER
Early last Saturday, a few
slightly masochistic rugby play-
ers left. Castlegar and headed
towards Connell, Wash.,’ the
site of. the Spud Bowl Rugby
Tournament.

*Ineluded in this visit was a
guest player, Bill Stairs, from
the Fredericton Loyalists.Rug-
by. Club.

3. Upon arriving, we com-
bined with the Trail team and
played the Lind-Ritzville se-
cond team. As the score was
tied 0-0 at the end of the game,
a kicking competition was held

i he.
i 7 et
will sound thé. cing en for‘S

cou

/

g Castlegar Logger Sports.

Day Marks Season End |

Castlogar “Logger. Sports |
Day. was held in high spirits
under damp \akles ‘with’ chal-
lengers getting even ‘damper
with the perlodical spill into the
competition pond.:-

Bud Holden. of Revelstoke
was named Logger of the Year
capturing the Labatts Trophy
with Bd’ Davidson ‘of Kaslo
runner-up. ¢

Lady Logger..of the Year
proved to be) Kathy Hardy, a
second-year student in forestry
at Selkirk College. ;

Novice of the Day was Rick

Allard, .Lady’ of the:Day. Opal -

Jacobs and Logger of the Day
Bryan Couture.

Winners in. the various .
catagories in order of ‘novice,
Intarmediate and ladies are as
follow:

Men’ 's double hand bucking
Rick Allar with Laird’ Pitman
and Bud. Holden Palred with
Ernie. Larsen.

dies power saw, Kathy
Hardy. i

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Results of Castlegar

Minor Soccer Action

Castlegar... Minor Soccer

results are as follows:
Division 11

Sept. 20--Benfi fica'2, Dyna- ‘

mos'0,

Most: sportsmanlike play-
er: Dynamos—F. Milo,

Most valuable ena Dy-
namos—P.. Kulbaba..

Ajax’8, Juventus 1
_ Most’ sportsmanlike -play-
er: Dynamos—B. Fletcher and
E. Schahtulzen. :

Most valuable, player: Ju-
ventus—R. Beynani and Ajax—
C.. Osachaff.

Sept. 22—Benfica 5, Ju-

:, ventus "8 ‘Ajax 2,’ Dynamos 1,

Most ‘sportsmanlike play-

ert Dynamos—G. ' Pondelick:

“Ajax—K. Ehman.

Most valuable player: Dy: ¢

namos—P.. Kulbaba; Aiea:
Innis,
Sept. 24

Sept, 24—Ajax 7, Benfica ©

Combined Rugby Team —
Wins Spud Bowl Tourney

honor of qualifying for both

semi-final matches to be played~ -

that same evening.

The Ritzville first team,’

cheered on by the spectators
that were attending the county.
fair, proved to be the superior.

team and won 20-0. Right after.,
this game, we played Spokane e

City and. lost 12-0,

On‘ Sunday, ‘a rather stiff
Castlegar. club watched “the
remaining _games, .with the
exception of Terry: Duff who

volunteered. his. services. for :..
Hogtown. Somehow. Duff had”.
enough energy to run through™::

d side emerged

Immediately following, we
played Hogtown from Gonzaga

_ University and won 3-0 on a

penalty kick. These two vic-
tories ‘gave’us the dubious

4 Sundays

Tuesdays :

Fridays

Children
“Students :
= Adults

COMMUNITY. COMPLEX 1

PUBLIC SKATING

Regular schedule commences Sunday, October 2, 1977 -
2:15:- 4:00 p.m.
" 8:00 - 9:15

ik (Adults or ¢

10:00 -.12:00 noon
2:30 = 4:00 p.m.

Thursdays 10:00 - 12:00 noon
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.

2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Saturdays 2:45 - 4:45 p.m.

STRIP TICKETS

fiildren accompanied by an adult)"

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20 Sessi ns.)
20 Sessions
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$10. 00
$13.00

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In the trophy department,

Castlegar and Trail. tied - for |

third place (as -our combined

team had -played. both’ sched-.:

ules) and collectively: won’ a
trophy for the most.sportsman-
like team. Trail’s'Don Hooper.

and Tom Hart and Castlegar’s:.

Jeremy Palmer were selected
to the’ all-star team.

‘Practice's continue; as. 5
Gistlegar plays Blue Mountain |.
- Rugby Club (Moscow, Idaho) on.»

Saturday; Hailey: Park - and
Gonzaga University on Sunday,
at Hailey Park. Trail Colonials

-_, also. - will be -pl

laying:
Cosiack, Fpasketball has be-

gun and this year’the women's:

team has an excellent chance of
finishing firstor second. Herb

Hammond will be -coaching a |
men’s basketball team that will
‘play’ some / exhibition games”
against “high school teams, :
other community teams and if ©
the calibre is high enough—pos-:

sibly Selkirk College.
Men : still, interested" in
playing’ please

Hammond ‘or’ Jere smy.. Palmer. : :

821=16th AveGenelle | “A

‘team and score..:

. Most ‘sportsmanlike play-
er:.Ajax—R. Cheveldave; Ben-
: fiea—B. Bonham,

Most: valuable : player: .

Ajax—E. Kinakin; Benfica—G,

“Watt.

Sept. %4-Dynamos 0, ‘lu
ventus Woe

Most sportsmanlike play-
er: “Dynamos—B, Tyrrell; Ju-
ventus—B. Fletcher. -: ;

Most valuable player: Dy-
namos—R, Zaytsoff; Juven:
tus—T. 'Parace. -

Henne of Henne's Marine Ltd.,

Obstaclo, ote, Ken Jaeger
and Bruce Jacobs.

, Ladies double hand. buck-
ing,\: Opal’“Jacobs’ and Pixie
Fifer.

Spring board. chop Ed
Davidson and Bruce Jacobs.

Registrations for the 977
ry Hockey Season ore stil fea
Ke |

Ladies axe throw: Opal

Jacobs,

Men's: axe. throw, Rich
Allard and Bud Holden.

Jack and Jill hand bucking,
Rick Allard ‘and Sue Rogers of
Ontario.

"Men's chokerman’s. race
Dave Soles arid Bryan Couture.

Ladies’ ea ‘8
race Kathy Hard:

Men's frites Rick Allard
and Bryan Couture.

Ladies, burling Opal Ja-
cobs, od

«o'The competition held Sun-
day marked the eighth and final
logger sports day held through-
out British Columbia, The first

- General Meeting:
Thursday, Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.

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Outstanding °
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“Is: Recognized
A Castlegar man,;;: Bill

was one. of 160 top Mercury
dealers chosen from throughout
the U.S. ‘and Canada for out-
standing perforniance during
the 1977’model year. °’

Mr; Henne was awarded a
three-day, expense-paid trip to
Oshkosh,’ Wis.;- where’ he ‘at-
tended the 1978 Mercury’ Ma-
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One of the highlights of the
trip was the. opportunity to
visit Mercury's manufacturing
facilities and world’ headquar-
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ILM “Wilderness “Alberta” will be personally:
ercti hee ‘Albert Karvonen who will visit Castlegar:

ce its showing Oct.

LL The Sia wil iepoear, that, evening et

Everyone is welcome. The showing Is free.

Skating Clinic Features

‘Dr.

[A skating ‘elinie--with Dr.
adha Smishkin of the Cana-
iad Skating: Institute is:to be

d 9 at ‘the Beaver

Sponsored by the Beaver
‘Valley Recreation Commission,
ithe aim ofthe’ clinic is to
improve the‘beginning level of
the conditioning required for
the hockey season, The commis: ,
sion is‘\arranging’ a short
avening. exercise, , Program prior
to the-clini
i Held primarily ‘for adults in
inlaying and coaching hockey,
ome younger players may. be
Hilowed to participate if there ”
(re,available openings... . -

tes.'there are’ some’ éxcellent
locke coaches in the.area, it is

'} While the commission real- ;

felt that Dr. Smushkin's tlinie-
ull offer some new. and differ-_

Yasha Smushkin

‘born in. Moscow, Russia, and
first became a> gymnast, : be-
coming champion of Moscow at
‘age 14, He discovered ‘figure
skating at age 16 and became a
champion figure skater in both
singles and pairs. <<" *-

=..Dr. > Smushkin © left, the
Sovict Union in 1972 i his own
volition when : Soviet ‘officials
discovered he had relatives in
North America. They became
concerned about his high’ posi-
tion’in the Soviet. sports hier-

archy and’ were considering ©

moving him to a less important
position for. political 1 reasons.

For individual hockey play:

ers and teams, .Dr.;Smushkin-

has used his Soviet experience

:a. sports physiologist and :

dentific “skating ” expert .to
develop | a unique and highly.”

ent ideas ‘on it and
irig' skills. .

‘The commission is urging

‘bath, coaches and players to

i and director of the Canadian
Skating Institute. He was

4 called

“Gym on Tee", . a ny

“Gym on Ice” adds a third

dimension for. hockey. players,
“and coaches iby _ bringi

‘This week our fall schedule
of activities begins. This is your
last opportunity to register for.
classes that start ‘this week,
Persona still interested in. re-
gistering may do so by coming.
to the.Recreation Office which
is located in the Community

activities | and‘. they.; Include:

intermediate and’ advanced .
ese. classes wil |

gym

be instructed by: Cammy’ La-
‘pointe and will be of interest to
all : children °:who (have \ had
Previous ‘gymnastic experience.

grams ‘for’ element

pants will beheld. in Robson =i

and Pass Creek. :

‘The Pass Creek program is
scheduled ‘for ‘Mondays ‘from
4-5. p.m, at; the Pass Creek
School. This program will com-
mence Oct, 3rd.

specialist has been ‘appointed
«programmer. for Recreati
Commission No.1, director Pat:

Metge announced this week.--;

| Bill Chow, who says he is
“his early twenties, (willbe.

. House, program work

graduated « from’. Vancouver's

attended Strath-
G School. and
Brltaonis Bl School. He says

for’ 15 to’ 18-year-olds.

‘Rebel Schedule.

Castlegar Junior Rebels *

A similar program sched-
uled for the Robson Schoo} will
be held on Thursdays from
4-5 p.m. This ‘class will com:
mence Oct, 6th,

Both classes will be under

the instruction of Louise Shaf- ©

fer.

A further class at the Pass
Creek Schoo! is Ladies Exercise
~ and this activity will be held on
Wednesdays from,'7:30-8:30

p.m. Louise Shaffer will once
agaln be the instructor for this
class whieh will commence Oct,

eberry tivities
For the residents of Blue,
berry, there are once again a
number of activities to partict-
pate inat the Blueberry School.
On’ Monday: evenings .at
m.: there will be a: self
defense. course,’ followed: at
9:30 p.m.’ by‘ badminton, On
: Tuesday, there will be a co-rec.
program for. children between
the ‘ages of 9-12, This ‘activity
ru fom a

olley
will hy held from 8:30 330 p.
on,Tuesdays. Wednesday vi
offer self defense which is ‘a’
continuation: of the Monday
\program. On’ Thursday the
‘adles have the opportunity to
__ participate. in ‘volleyball which
“will: tun from 7:30-8:30
Friday evening

offer ‘something different when g

‘a night ‘of ping. pong under the:
direction of Bill Miller-Tait

‘Art Program
For the residents of Rob-

‘son you should make: note of the

following “ change:* Children’s ;
‘Arthas moved from Thursday
eninge to o Tuceday afternoons.

t
‘Children who. have’ -had>
previous art ‘experience i in our.
recreation programs should be’

~- interested in the art‘class:that.:
<. is. being held atthe: Kinnaird

designed for children:’who

have had previous: ‘experience.

+ Minor Soccer.
Minor Soccer: will be wap
-- ping up its. season this Satur-
day, .with all teams in the
association participating in
games. ‘A’ wind-up party. is
scheduled. for 4 p.m.. at, Kin-

that took. place durin;
shown’ during -

ikating
“Once “again ‘we: wish’ to
remind’ you of

For
this season we shall be offering ©
public: skating - Sundays from»,
2:15-4 "p.m... and °8-9:15 > p.m.
Tuesdays 10-12. noon and 2:30.

pat Thursdays 10-12 noon *
\d 2: x

Fridays 2-3:30

Persons interested i in pub
lic skating should consider strip
ticket’ passes - which ‘offer .a-
saving in each\book of 25.

Tee Schedule

This weekend also sees the :

{ Junior Rebels in action for their:
home ‘opener. Gametime is 8
p.m.’and their opposition will
be Fernie.‘

As this ‘weekend “is the.
© start of, the regular ice: sched-

‘ule, persons interested in play-
ing in.any one of.the organized '

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y ‘Also this vreokend we have.

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