CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1976

Warm A

and New Frisndships

_ Castlegar Hockey Team Returns from Sweden

Mark Lightle and San Barnes,

‘Souvenirs

Typical Plo oo ens Bored me <

Blueberry Rec. Commisston

Plans Spring Dance & Picnic

“The upéoming spring
dance and community picnic
were two of several items
discussed at the recent regular
monthly meeting of the Blue-
berry Creek Recreation Com-
isto

ry Cormier presented
an peaeithtes outline of the
Recreation As-

asa representative from Blue-

take place‘in Kaslo June 27 to
July 6 this year with 600 to 700
teams expected to compete,
"The Blicherry Creek ec:
reation Commission Spring
Dance will be held’ May 23 in
the Kinnaird Hall with the

popular ‘Generation Gap’ pro- _

viding th the! music, for dancing.
Carter is heading

the Mo aieanine cena
Membership cards for the
Blueberry Creek Recreation

rry Creek
ics at that meeting included

activities and an interesting
talk-on the sport of hang-
gliding.

s Membership in the Nelson
hang-gliding club, which start-
ed: a year ago with two
members, has increased to 67 at
present. A starter, hill is
located in Krestova, an ama-
teur hill in Salmo, and advanced
hills at Kaslo and Trail.

Canadian championship
hang-gliding competitions will

being sold.
‘They entitle holders to reduced
rates at the dance and other
recreation functions.

‘An outline for the pro-
posed Blueberry community

jcnic was pre]
Carol Pettigrew with ey
King elected
event,

‘A proposed budget and
directional polley report was
presented by Terry

The next executive 1 meet-
ing of the commission will
held May 1 at 7.30 pam. at the
home of Don Sparkman.

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MOVING

Members of the Castlegar
Peo Wee rep team who travel-
led to Sweden last month,
arrived home in two groups—
the group that went to Copen-
hagen was back on Tuesday.of
Inst week and the group
touring the USSR. returned
on-Friday.

‘They brought warm mem-

* orles of thelr.trip to Sweden

back with them, as well as gifts
and souvenirs from the Swed-
tah people who seemed to have
a never-ending supply of friend
ae time and interest in

From the time the SAS
aircraft landed at Arlanda
alrport in where the
boys were met by Jan Rispling,
Sven Allard and Olaf on the

tarmack before anyone had,

Ladies Golf Club:

‘even cleared customs, to the
very moving and often tearful

farewells at the airport when:

Castlegar left, there were real
friendships made.

The boys had all been
pilletted out, some in large
apartments where most of the

average-type. Swedish family
lives and others in private °°
homes. But wherever they
stayed, they became part of
their families, sharing tradi-
tional Easter (Posk) festivit
and receiving Easter egg gifts.

They played good hockey.

and watehed good hockey. The
bore had an opportunity to see
a game between the Russian
and Swedish National teams
and also between the Tres
Kroner and.a Junior Team.
This game they particularly

Calendar of Golfing Evens

By Jean Wickett
‘The Castlegar and District
Ladies’ Golf Club® held’ an
‘executive meeting at the home
of elub vaptals, ¢ Clarice McKin-
non, on April
The eae ‘of golfing

ovenis was finalized, copfes of
erhiehs ™ be sent ae all
mem
Several fandralsing pro
Jeri ware planned aa ve hope
purchase chaira for the new
oh house.

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

LHS 2 ody Bonthron 233."
LUT Kathy Gall 621,

MHS Frank Costa and
Doug Morisseau 245. MHT

‘Other 00's: Robin Dalsiel

A Susan Bonthron 610, Judy

Bonthron 600.

Tues. a.m. Colfec Breakers

(Apeil 1)

297, LHT Eleani

596 and Marie Makaroff 596.
THS Takefive 978. THT

Mulffets a
‘Team Points: Cheerios 56,

‘Muffets 68, Mugs 64, Pincurlers “*

56, Takefive 66, Wheaties 51.
‘Tues. Ladies 1 pm. os Y
LHS Irene Hill 248. LET
Irene Hill 734,
‘THS Castlegar Drug 1047,
THT Beundary Electric 2868.
‘Team Points: Macalister

_ Ios. 75, Independents 46, Boun-

dary Electric 67; Sentinals 47,
Lucky Five 43, Castlegar Drug
Bes :

Annual . Knox

LHS Marg Van Yzerloo_|
jor Holdsworth

Other 600's: Glenna Axel-
on 5 Et. Betty Macalister 611,
mnie White 608, Bobbie Ker-
wat 613, Wilma Frost 603.
‘Tues. pet Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(April
LS Betty Pinter 287.

Vecchio c
THS Nighthawks 1084,

‘THT L.C.Bees 2986.
Toam Pointa: CPs
Roadhogs 0, 7-11's 1,.Nigl ue
L.G.Bees 4, Checkers

Castlegar News

SPORT Speers

Other 600's: Erma Mykyte
680, Ed Webater 655,°Leo
Plamondon 686, Larry Webster
606. ;

Wed, Morning Drivers (April 2}

Lie Bobbie Keralil 296
LHT Bobble Keraiff 768,

“PHS ‘T-Birds 1051. THT
Hornets

‘Team’ Pointa:

Chevys 72,
Horaets 70, Ramblers 64, Cadil-.

Mt. Hillelimb

At Kelowna May {7 fo 18

“Where the actlon is..." are
words to describe the 18th
anoual Knox Mt. Hillelimb
scheduled for May 17 and 18 at
Knox Mt. Park in Kelowna.

Recognized as the best
motor sport weekend in B.C.,
the City of Kelowna and Knox

~ Mt. Park is the place to be for a

great weekend of sports, recre-
ation and general holidaying.

Over the last few months,
members of the Okanagan Auto
Sport Club, the organizing
body, have been busy planning
their major annual motor sport,
event,

Regional manager of Im-
perial Eoacea {Playera), Bill
MacKinnon, says “We are ‘de-
lightéd-to be once again the

“sponsor of the Knox Mt. Hill-
climb. *

“The Kelowna race will be

the first of eight from coast to-
“coast

the Okanagan Auto Sport Club,
and we were very impressed by
their organization. We are sure
that this years event will be
equally su

<” For the c aes the
challenge of Knox Mt.- will

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remain the same, although an
inerease in prize money may be
a determining factor for them
to try harder for that win. A
total of $9,675 will be available

“to competitors in prizes. In

addition, $600 worth of trophies

will be ‘up for grabs’.
Entries, which are limited

to 80 cars, opened April 1 and

the list is expected to be full by ©

the end of the month. Practice
runs will take place on May 17
with the competition taking
place on May 18.

Ines 46, T-Birds 48, Model Tees’
38.

‘Other 600's: Erma Mykyte
742, Ruth Rourke 651, Marge
Bro 622, aby Hereolt 612,
Dora Boolinoff 611, Eve Ben

nett 601.
Wed, Morning Drivers (April 9)
LHS Kathy Boreal! 206,
Kathy Horcoff 7

LHT
\ THS Model Tea 1109.
THT Hornets
Team Points: Hornets 18,
Chevys 72, Ramblers 68, T-
Birds 60, Cadillacs 46, Model
‘Tees 89. : .
Other 600's: Bobbie! Keraift

‘ 108, Anne Fishwick 685, Shar

ron Waldie 683. u

‘LHS Judy Myers 283. LHT

quis 616, Fran Moffat 620, a
624, Irene Conroy 603,
Dorothy Tipping 661, Anno
Koochin 600, Pat Liber 606.
‘Thurs. rs Morning Ladin
eter Martini 280, LET

* Tas Ta Chipmunks 978, THT |

wera 2518,
‘Team Pointe: Teddy Bears

LHS Boxale White 824,
LHT Irene Hill
THS Wailers 1125. THT
Wailers 2969.
Team Points: Hooters 53,
Screamers 62, 'Groaners 63,
«; Wailers 76, Criera 48, Moaners

2)-3 Other 600's: Kay Gretchin
643, Dianne Dermody. 616,
Ruby Marsh 600, Bonnie White
788,- Shirley Barton 798.

(contintied on back page)

enjoyed, as their coach, Harry
Bmith,:was'a defenceman for
the Tres Kroner and the
had'a lot of sideline advice for
him when he was on the ice.
In brief, the hockey record
‘was such:
In the first wane ee
lordia/Bagarmossen Cast
won the game by a,wide
of 14-1, ‘The second game
against Trangsund saw the
reverse and Trangsund won
11-2. ¢
‘The next four games were
all close and exciting right to
the final whistle, with the
Castlegar 2,

Sodertalje the score was
Castlegar $ and Sodertalje 2.

is Finalized

The public is urged to
aupport the club by p
fle hats on «bg st
table and chairs. |

‘A bake sale will be held on
May 8 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon
at the Plaza: Convener is Irene
Sheridan.’ Each ‘momber {s
asked to donate two items: of

evening from 7 to 8.90.

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Attention Tennis Players ;

| CASTLEGAR TENNIS CLUB
GENERAL MEETING

Today, April 17— 8 p.m.
Room 110 - S.H.S.S.

\
Agenda;
Election of Officers — New Fee Srvc

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district ‘who would like to join
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Expertise is not a prerequisite
—just fun and fellowship.

‘There | will be a «short
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‘Mecnorlal Trophy:
end Barer ch Ce

_ Trophies and Awards Presented

Commercial Hoo. Hoe:

Castlegar: :
key wound up Its 1974/75

‘season on Saturday night with
a banquot and dance held at the
Hideout Cabaret.

Following a large smorggs-
bord dinner,;MC Dennis Jou.
aon announced the trophy: win-
ners for:the year. Two very
important memorial | trophies
were presented in Linen of the

iol Hockey Wind-Up

boys who were killed in an tuto
aceldent earller this year,

‘These awards wore the
Larry Frisk Memorial Trophy
for the most. valuable player,
presented to Steve Sander by
Glen Frisk and the Wayne Blais
Memorial for the most sports-
maniike player presented to
Gordie Baulkham by Norman
Blals,

Recreation News

“Softball, Tennis and Soccer

"Regional Recreation Com:
: mision ‘No, 1) is pleased to
“announce that as of May 1,
Patrick Metge wil! be filling the

post of recreation director.
Mr. Metge: and his wife,
Colleen, are graduates of the
University of Alberta—he In

n

‘ahe in Pharmacy, y
SY) Ml Metge has had. an
extensive back recre-
Vation in both. the: City of
Edmonton and his home: town.
Sof Fort Macleod.’ He has, also
” ewavelled extenatvely in Europe
and North Africa and feels that
» these trips have afforded him
the opportunity to acquire’ an
insight into the understanding

“May Land meet Mr. -Metge
if: pereonaliy. 2c}
Hetetoc
«_ Here are some (toma from
our Community Calendar:
‘April 19—"The Order of the
Eastern Star is holding its
Daffodil Tea in the Legion Hall
from'2 to 4 pam ies3> 0)
April 26—The Robson
Evening Group is holding a tea,
bake sale and sale of erafts in
the Robson. Hall from 2 to 4
pa Admins is Bde.
and 26—The Hos-
pital Werte fs holding'a
rrimmage sale in the Kinnaird
from 7 to 9 p.m.

Hall,
and Saturday from 10 Sn £8 2

‘A reminder that volun-

teers are needed to help coach:

the Sandlot and T-League Soft-
ball. Anyone. wishing to help
coach is asked to phono our
office at 365-8886,
eee

Any ladies wishing to play
inthe West Kootenay Women's
Softball League, please contact
the Recreation Olfice and leave

your name and phone number. *

isa competitive softball

‘league with teams from Nelson,
"Trail, Salmo, Slocan, Castlegar

Juveniles and Rossland.
ee

Regional! Recreatlon Mi
be hosting a softball coat

"sons wishing to attend the line

are‘asked to contact our office

Runnera-up in each of
these categories were Bruce

Allingham ‘for the most valu-.

able player and Tim Kerelff for
the most sportemanilke player.
Other’ ‘trophy -winners

were:

Bost defenseman, Steve
Bandes runner-up, Arnie Naz-
aroff,

Leading scorer, Jerry An-

Registration

‘and leave their name and phone
number.
e . e
Memberships, for the ten:
nis club will. go on sale at the

+ Recreation Office on April 21

between the houra of 8.90 a.m.
‘and 4.80 p.m. /Monday to
Friday. The annual general
‘meeting of the tennis club

be held on April 17 at 8 pm. in
Room 110 at Beasley; jum:

+ phries Secondary 8:

The Seal anal tmeet-
ing of the Soccer ' Association
‘will be held on April 17 at 7.50
p.m. in the, Kinnaird Hall.
Soccer registrations: will be
held on April 19 and 20 from 10
‘a.m, to 2 p.m. in the Kinnaird
Hall; April 17 ang 18: and April
21 to'26-in the Recreation
Office. The registration fee is
$3 per child.

Sosa Tennis Club

‘ Annual Meeting Tonight

Lori Friessn
spite certainly {a here
and tennis fever has hit many
people! ‘The courts have been
busy for a month now as
everyone is brushing up on
thelr serves and volleys.

‘The annual meeting of the
Castlegar Tennis ‘Club will be
held tonight ‘at Stanley Hum.
phries at 8 pm. All’ members |
and! Poutcnta members are

‘change of fee structure and

general business of the year:

ahead. There will be an election
of officers at this time, so please
think about a new executive.
Just a few reminders about
court: rules and tennis eti-
quette: runners: only tobe worn
on the‘ courts; top courts for
funiors and bottom eourts for
senlors; play one set if people

“are waiting; avold singles
pares

club... i
ste issues will be dis”
cussed at this meeting, such as

courts are busy.

People woidd rather play dov-

bles than sit on the sidelines,
See you at the meeting!

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1975

tignant; runner-up Vince An-

League leading goaltender,
shared by the two Juvenile
goalies, Allen Akselson and Jim
McGauley.

Most t valuable player In the
play-offs was Bruce Allingham
and the most improved player
for the year was Jerry Scheu-

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