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director of physical education Mal Stelek tek)
and president of the local Heart Foundation unit
Jackie McNabb.—Regional Recreational Com-
mission No. 1 Photos

Mrs. Ruth Tor

Letter to the Editor |

Tribute is Paid fo the Man Called

Dear Sir:

With the hockey season,
drawing to a close we as
parents of three minor hockey .
players would like to say
“thank you" to the coaches. We
think the following article
“What {is a Coach” (author
unknown) is so typical of
coaching:

A coach is a politician, a
judge, public’ speaker, a.
teacher, a trainer, a finances

and yet at Umes appear a
pessimist, seem humble and yet
very proud, strong but at times
weak, confident and yet not
over confident, enthusiastic but
‘not too enthusiastic,
* He must have tho hide of
an elephant, the fierceness of a
lon, pep of a young pup, ‘guts of
an ox, stamina of an antelope,
wisdom of an owl, cunning of a
fox, and the heart of-a kitten,
It willalso be to his benefit

laborer, a
psychiatrist anda chaplain, It
also helps if he is an astrologer,
or at least understands numer- .~

ology. He must be an optimist, i

to develop the acting ability of a
poker player with a pat hand,
He must be willing to give
freely of his time, his moncy,
his |. energy, ‘his fouls. his

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‘Where I need the most
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voluntary or a paid position
depending on experience.
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The individual results from
the fitness testing stations are
available at the: Recreation
office this week. 1 am sorry for
the delay. We had hoped to
give everyone their resulls at
the time of testing but what
with being shorthanded at the
tabulating table ond the unex-

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wawieds I am “sure that next
year we will have to make the
testing stations available’ for
the. entire. week * so’ that
everyone has a chance to take
part. is
It was reassuring to see so.
many ‘people concerned about
general "it Yitness.
a 8 8

There will be a‘meeting of
the Selkirk Valley Girls Softball
Team this Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
in the. Recreation Office. All
parents are asked to attend.

Items from our Community
Calendar of Events:

March '7—Senior Citizens
General Meeting at 2 p.m. in
the Senior Citizen Centre.
Entertainment. will be cards
and games.

March 9—Tarrys and Dis-
trict will be holding a bingo at

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Fruit’ juices are not fattening.

The facts are...Fruit juices ,
are relatively rich in calories: 1
oz. orange juice is 10 cal., 1 oz.
grape juice is 20 cal., 1. oz
grapefruit
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Dark bread is less fattening
than white bread.

The facts are...Ounce for
ounce and pound for pound the

calorie content of all breads is
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Five Locai Girls
Competing in B.C.’s

the Tarrys El ‘y School.
starting at 7:30 p.m.

March 12—“Scandanavian
Saga”—a film to be shown at
Selkirk College sponsored by
the Audubon Society.

ose

Our two ladies play for fun
volleyball teams met. Wednes-
day forthe first time this

session. Kinnaird ladies A and

B teams hosted: the. Tarrys
ladies. Tarrys came oul trium-

phantly as they won two out of ..

three games against the Kin.
naird A team and Kinnaird B-
team.

Tarrys defended its wins
Monday as they hosted the
Kinnaird teams “al” Tarrys
Elementary School.

oe oe

Any group wishing to use
playing fields this spring and
summer for minor or. senior
baseball, softball, soccer or any
other sport or event must have
a representative at the “users
meeting” to be held on March
20 at 7:30 pm. in the
Recreation Office.

. All school and cily playing
areas will be allocated at that
lime. If your group is. not
represented it will be assumed
that you do not require
facilities this season,

Basketball Playoffs

West ‘Kootenay ‘Bantam
Girls All Star basketball team,
consisting of five local-girls as
well as. players. from Trail,
Rossland and Beaver Valley,
will be competing this weekend
at the B.C. Playoffs being held
Friday through to Sunday at
Port Alberni.

The girls are coached by
Jerry Redding a first year
teacher who is on the staff of
Kinnaird Junior | Secondary
School.

Miss Redding said the
forming of the all star team
started about two months ago.

Students of Kinnaird Jun-
ior Secondary School taking
part are Sharlene Martini, Eliz
DaCosta, Kim Warcimage,
Laurie Wickett and Liz Baron,

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Pensioners Give Views on What
Their Curling Club Means fo Them

“By John Dalziel

One of the more interest-
ing features ‘of the Castlegar
Pensioner's Curling club has to
be the large number’ of
members who are taking part
in the game for the first time or
after an absence of quite a

‘ number of years. There are 15.

who fall into one or-the other of
the two categories and they are
without doubt “among~ the
keenest of enthusiasts: taking
part.

During the past few.
playing dates’ Ihave’ talked
with several of these newer
devotees and would like to pass
along some of the’ ‘comments ‘I
received,

Bob Hunter, “I should have
started this 20 years ago. I
never. knew © what “I was
missing.” i

Claude -Bissell, ‘Really.
delighted, the fellowship is the

finest I have experienced.”

Ed ‘Schulte, . ‘Thoroughly
‘enjoying; myself. Feel younger
after, every game.”

\- Bert, Cherrington, “Real

Wish I wi at it’

s this
ess Castlegar in the old
days.”

Fred Hostetter,.“Lots of

fun.” Helps ‘to keep. me-

occupied.”
Art Hawkins, "Gets me out

"The Coach”

family life,” his health and
sometimes even life itself. In
return he must expect little
financial reward, little comfort
on earth, little privacy, little
praise, but plenty of cfiticism.

Howwver, a good coach is
respected in his community; (is
a leader In his school), is loved
by his team and makes lasting
friends wherever he goes,

He has the satisfaction of
seeing boys develop and {m-
prove in ability. He learns the
thrill of victory and’ how to
accept defeat with grace, His
associations with athletes help
keep him young in mind and
spirit and he too must grow and
improve in ability with his
team.

In his heart he knows that
in spite of the inconvenience,
the criticism, and'the demands
on his. time, he. loves his
profession for he. is THE
Let's hear it for the
coaches! -

A Couple of Parents

of. the house and lets me meet
with many’ of:the old gang.”

Norman Thomlinson, "A
couple more seasons and those
Brier chape better watch out.”

Wally Walper, “More fun
tossing rocks than bricks’ any
day.”

Bill Sofnerti eld, “Really
enjoying it. Good meeting all
the boys twice a week.”

These are’ but'a few of the
comments; there may be more
forthcoming. in’ later. columns.
Tomorrow ‘we pay our return
visit to Trail. Set the alarm a
little early boys as we have to
be on the ice there at’ 9:30
sharp.

Results’ and ‘impressions
will be in next week's Castlegar
News. Good luck’ and) good
curling. (

Bantam Standings !

To March Third

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‘Bantam Division Stand-
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when I got another trip to the
Brier in 1971. I don't think I
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time in 1954 when it was played
right here in my home*town
(Edmonton).

A couple of years ago, a
women's rink skipped by Vera
Pezer beat Orest Meleschuk's
world champions. In what, other
sport can that happen?

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at the Brier with a:9-1 record,

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Minor Hockey Results from Castlegar Arena |

Pee Wee Division i
Feb, 18-C

Miller,” Mark Steenvorden

1,
Bruins 1, Goalles were Ricky
Cheveldave for the Canadians
and Randy Kirby for the
Bruins. Goals were scored by,
Michae! Miller (unassisted) for’
the Canadians and by Nicky
Chernoff (Perry Hyson for the
Bruins,
Feb, 20—Canadians 7,
Biars 1 Goalies were Ricky

(Aaron Stousb Glon Miller
(unassisted) and Gordon Gallo
(Randy Martin).
Bantam Division

Feb. 18—Texaco 2, Legion
4. Goalies. were Allan Conroy
for Texaco and Dan McMullen
for Legion. Goals were scored
by Jim Gillman (Conrad Bo-
broske and Wayne McCreight)
and Jim Gillman. (Conrad

Sherstobitoff (D. Cooke and K.
Kamblck) for Kootenay Sav-

Yule (B, Tassone), J. Bormel (B.|
Tassone and Bozek), J. Bermel

ings and by J. Anti
(Sherstobitoff) and Sherstobi-
toff (unassisted for the Pee
Wee Reps.

Feb, 22—Castlegar Credit
Union 1, Legion 1. Goalles were
M. Plotnikoff for the Credit
Union and Dan McMullen for
the Legion. Goals were scored
by Be Van Yzerloo (P. Klit and

ana D. Kanigan ‘lor the Stars.
Scoring for ‘the Canadians
were; A, Stoushnow (unassist-
ed), R, Martin 2 (unassisted), D.
Denning (unassisted), M. Mil-
ler (Stoushnow and Nelson), A.
Stoushnow (M. Miller) and D.
Nelson (R. Martin): and K.
Maloff}, The lone goal for the
Stars was scored by. Halisheff
*. (Sookachoff).

Feb. 22—Castlegar Bruins
4, Nelson Pee Wees 3. Goalies
were Randy Kirby for Castle-
gar and Chris. Burgess for
Nelson. Goals were scored by
Ron Lauriente. (unassisted),
Dan Fillipoff (Perry . Hyson),
Perry Hyson(unassisted) and
Nicky Cheroff (Perry Hyson)

- for Castlegar. Nelson scorers

were Mike Trast (Chris Freno),
Garry Swetlikoff (Joe: Caprio-
line) and. Kevin | Molanson
(Darryl. Marquarward and
Ralph Eggers),

7 Castlegar Pee Wee Reps 2,
Trail Pee Wee Reps 2. Goalie
for Castlegar. was Randy Kirby.
Goals for Castlegar were scored
by: Curt Horning (D.. Barnes
and 'D. Kanigan) and‘ David

> Kanigan (B. Martin). Trail led

2-0 until the last minute of play.
when Castlegar scored two
goals within six seconds.

Feb. 22—Castlegar Rang-
ers 8, Nelson Pee Wees 2.
Goalies were Tim Popowich for
Castlegar and B. ‘Kuntz for
Nelson. Goals were scored by
Curt | Horning (unassisted),
Curt. Horning (Stacy Molnar!
Perry Horning (Stacy, Molnar!
Perry Horning (Pino: Laurino)
Perry ‘Horning | (unassisted
, Pino, Laurino’ (Allan Isakson]
‘Pino’ Laurino (Rocky Wilson
and Curt Horning (Robert
Shmoorkoff) for Castlegar and
J. Silman (S..Foster) and D.
Donisi (J. Steel) for Nelson.

Feb, 23—Pee Wee Reps 8,
Kootenay Savings &. Goalies
‘were Randy Kirby'‘and ‘Dan
Drazdoff for the Pee Wee Reps
and’ McKenzie for Kootenay
Savings. Goals were scored by
K.Sk itoff (J. Antignani),

year at Victoria, as defend
champions, we were 8-2 andi

i Were life and death to beat ay

rink’: ‘of schoolboys (Terry:

“> Braunstein . of Manitoba) in

~, playoff. 0
Our third win equalled Ken’
*+ Watson's’ record, but along

came Ernie Richardson and he:

won four times in the next five:

years: : ‘

That's how it goes: in
curling. ‘You're Canadian cham-
pion, but you can get’ your
lumps right in your own club.
That's what is so great about.
the game.

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Greg
(ME. Polonikoff), M: Polonikoff
(Greg Moroso), C. Sookerookoff.
(C. Kooznetsoff and C. Perepol-
kin) and R. Sherstobitoff: (c.

ind John
for Texaco and by Walter
Jenkins (Pat Rilkoff and Kevin
Basran), Ian Stewart  (unas-
sisted), Ian Stewart (Walter
Jenkins and John Roberts) and
Tan Stewart (Kevin Basran‘and
Pat Rilkoff) for Legion.
Bantam Rep | 9, Midget
“B's” 0, Goalies were “Dan
McMullen for the Bantam Rep.
and ‘Sandy Keraiff for), the
Midget B's, Goals were scored
by Danny: Obedkoff (Brian
Verigin),' Bruno: Tassone (J.
Townsend), S. Bozek. (Geoff
Yule and J. Townsend). |S,
Bozek (Danny Obedkoff), Billy
Nazaroff (Jim Bermel), Brian
Verigin (Glen Sorenson), Geoff
Yule (Michael Varabioff), Geoff
Yule (David Kirby) and Geoff

‘Yule. (Bruno Tassone. and S.

Bozek) for:the Bantam Rep. *

Feb. 20—Castlegar Credit
Union. 3, Pulp and ’ Paper: 2.
Goalies were Ron Plotnikoff for
CCU and Danny. Wallace for
PPWC. Goals were soared byC.
Furlan ( G. Furlan

WwW. for Castlegar
Credit Union and. D, Stewart
(unassisted) for the Legion.
jpokane Games

Pulp and Paper Workers 2,
Spokane 2. Goalie for Castlegar
was Danny Wallace. Goals were
scored by Ed Arishenkoff
(unassisted) and Brian Kubos
(unassisted) for Castlegar.

Pulp and Paper Workers 3,
Spokane 2. Goalie for Castlegar
was Danny Wallace. Goals were
scored by D. Stewart (Brian
Kubos),R. Grim (D. Khadikan)
and D. Calder (T. Halisheff) for
Castlegar. Calder scored the
winning goal with less than a
minute left in the game.

Bantam Playoffs

Feb. 23—Castlegar 9, Na-
kusp 1. Goalies were M.
Plotnikoff for Castlegar and
Hanson for Nakusp. Goals were
scored by Geoff Yule (Tassone),
G. Yule’ (Obedkoff), G. Yule
(Nazaroff), Sherstobitoff (Obed-
koff), B. Tassone (Nazaroff),
Obedkoff. (Kirby), Obedkoff

(B, Van Yzerloo and G. Hubert)
and C, Furlan (B. Van. Yzerloo
and G.. Pace) for Castlegar’
Credit Union.’Scoring for the
Pulp and Paper Workers were
R. Grim. (T. Halisheff) and
Pryce (D.° Kubos' and» P.
Samoyloff).

Feb. 21—Kootenay. Sav-
ings 4, Pee Wee Reps 2. Goalies
were R, McKenzie for Koote-
nay Savings and Randy Kirby
and Dan Drazdoff for Pee Wee
Reps. Goals were scored. by.
Calvin Sookerookoff (Polonikoff
‘and K, Kambick), C. Sookeroo-
koff (J... Markin’ and) M.
Polonikoff), C. Sookerookoff (B.
Kambick and J. Markin) and R.

Castlegar News

Kirby (Sherto-.
bitoff) and Bozek (Sorenson and
Yule) for Castlegar and. by
Reitmeler (McTuarrie) for Na-
kusp,
Midget Division

Feb. 18—Midget Rep 1,
Juveniles 1, Goalies were A.
Akselson for Midget Rep and
M. Patrick for the Juveniles.
Goals were scored by T. De
Paoli (Moscovitch and, Plotni-
koff) for the Midgets and Greg
McMillan (Larry © Frisk , and
David Bozek) for the Juveniles.

Feb. 19—Midget’ Rep 1,
Juveniles 3, No’ statistics

available.

Feb. 21—Midget “B". 1,
Bantam Rep 8. Goalies were
Sandy Keraiff for the Midget B.
and Dan McMullen for Bantam
Rep. Goals were scored ‘by’ K.
New (Makaroff) for Midget B
and by R. Sherstobitoff (Town-
send), R.. Sherstobitoff  (B.
Tassone), R. Sherstobitoff (G.
Yule), G. Yule (Townsend), G.

Commercial League Standings

The ‘Castlegar Cor Commer:
cial Hockey League’ ended
‘last: week Syith the’ Juvenile
Team:taking © first » place.

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he Kootenay Savings.

Feb. 24—Custlegar Blazers
3, Nelson Pee Wees 3. Goalie
for Castlegar was Nicky Cher-
noff, Goals were scored by Jeff
Stewart (unassisted), Jeff”
‘Stewart (Rob Dunn) and Brett,

Winning the the scoring ch-
with 27 : goals
and 26 assists for a total

‘The following is the
team stan
Team

Juveniles

for

Castegr

Spokane Gi
“Canadians ie Sokane L-
Goalie for-Castlegar was Ricky
Cheveldave. Goals were scored
by. Aaron Stoushnow (Calvin
Maloff), Dean Dinning (David
Susanna), Dean Dinning (unas-
‘sisted) and David’ Susanna
(unassisted).

Canadians: 5, Spal kane 0.

Goalie for Castlegar’ was Ricky

Cheveldave. Goals were scored
by: Randy Martin’ (Dean ‘Din-
ning), _ Gordon Gallo

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‘Weekend
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The Castlegar detachment
of the.RCMP. reported three

break-ins over the weekend.

However, - details: were: not
released due ‘to. the investiga-
tions currently underway.

One break-in was reported _

‘to police at 10;30 a.m. Sunday
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Nazaroff (Obedkoff) for the
Bantam Rep,

Feb. 23—CastIngar 16,
Rossland 2, No _ statistics
available. This was a playoff
game held in Rossland.

Castlegar Juveniles 3, Na-
kusp Juveniles 2. No statistics
available.

Pup Division

Feb. 19—Rangers 4, Sa-
bres 2, Goalies were Andrew
McLachlan for the Rangers and
Perry Smitheram for the
Sabres. Goals were scored by
Kevin Kirby (G. Walker)
Gordie Walker (Kevin Kirby),
Kevin Kirby (unassisted): and

Kevin Kirby (Gordie Walker) ,

for the Rangers,

and. by
Leonard Lauriente ( isted|

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Canadians 2, Bruins 1,
Goalies were David Wah for the’
Canadians and David Kinakin
for the Bruins. Goals were
scored by Lyle Stoushnow
(unassisted) and Lyle Stoush-
now (Kim Perepolkin) for the
Canadians and by Jimmy Smith
(unassisted) for the Bruins.

Feb, 20—Canucks 1, Black-
hawks 0, Goalies ‘were Jeff
Shmoorkoff for the Canucks
and Paul Churchill for the
pean The lone Canuck

oal’ was scored by _Larry
Blotnikof (Greg Pondelicek).

Final Second Sees
Pes Wee Reps Tie
In Playoff Game

In the second playoff game

, Castlegar Pee Wee Reps and”

Trail Pee Wee Reps tied 2 all in
the “local arena Feb.

Trail led Castlegar 2-0 well
into the third period when the
Castlegar goalie was pulled and
a sixth attacker put on the ice.
At the 19:49 mark C. Horning
popped the puck into the net on
a pass from D. Barnes and D.
Kanigan, Six seconds later D.
Kanigan made a repeat perfor-
mance with B. Martin assisting
tieing the game two all.

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