CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD wont at team am trophy att last Saturday's

it Kinnaird

Junior

Junior dary School and sp

d by Rewional

Commission No. 1. Competitors came from Trail, Nelson,

Fruitvale, Proctor and Robson. Local team h

Mohn and Cami Lapointe. Front row, left to right, Richard Paul,
Mike Church, Don Faure: Sharleen Martini and Jenny Church.

As winning team legar-Kinnaird group
2152.88 ae Tollowed by Protor with 942.33 points. Third place

included,

back row, left to right, coach Hap Watson, Donna Kirby, Susie

with 880.13 Prope The he Crouhy, ‘was donated
by Monashee Sporting Goods of Castl

==-Local- Group Wins: Team:

Castlegar: Kinnaird
became the winners of the
Team Trophy for last Satur-
day's Castlegar-Kinnaird
Junior Development Gymnastic
Invitational held at Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School.

With a registration of 158
for the one-day meet, team
totals are Castlegar-Kinnaird

Proctor (P)

Trail (T) 791.89, Fruitvale F)
756.68 and Robson (R) 269.51.

The results are as follows
with names appearing in the
order of firsts, which received
medals, and second and thirds

which received ribbons:
Agre;

Be!

Boys, 14 years and under,
D. Pollard (P), J. Fillipchuk
(CK) and R. Paul (CK); 12 years
and under, Jeff Stewart (CK),
F, Beleyzk (CK) and B. Pakula
(CK); 10 years and under, R.
Kromm({T), W. Walsh (CK) and
J. Lock(P).

Girls, 14 years and under,
D. Kirby, (CK), S. Mohn (CK)
and C. Lapointe (CK); 12 years
and under, R. Kromm (T) and
T. Melin (P) tie, R. Scott (P)
and H. Price (P); 10 years and
under, E. Sokoloski (P), S.
D'Andrea (T) and P. Berg (CK).

Season's
Greefings

from

Boys, bee a ner) under,
D. Kromm(T) ties, J.Stewart
(CK) and I. Melver
14 years and under, D. Pollard
(P), J. Filipchuck (CK) and R.
Paul (CK); R. Kromm (T), J.
Lock (P) and W. Walsh.

Tumbling

Girls, 14 years and under,
Donna Kirby (CK), Pat McKay
(CK) and C. Lapoint (CK); 12
years and under, H. Price (P),
T. Melin (P) and S, Martin (P);
10 years and under, E.
Sokoloski (P); S. D'Andrea (T)

and V. Ostojie (P),

Vaulting

Boys, 14 years and under,
J. Filipehuck (CK), D. Pollard
(P) and G. Cheveldave (CK); 12
years and under, D. Kromm
(T), S. Ross and I Melver (T);
10 years and under, R. Kromm
(T), C. Rindler (RS) and P.
Monk, (F).

Girls, 14 years and under,
C. Lapointe (CK), S. Mohn (CK)
and D. Kirby (CK); 12 years
and under, S, Rella (T), R.
Kromm (T) and D. Desrosiers
(T); 10 years and under, S.
D'Andrea (T), E. Sokoloski (P)

(T).°

: Trophy

Rindler (RS), B. ‘Tomp
and J. Lock (P).

Girls, 14-years and under,
8. Mohn (CK),.D. Kirby (CK)
and C. Lapointe (CK); 12 years
and under, T. Melin (P) R. Scott
{P) and S. Martin (P); 10 years

’ and under, S, D'Andrea (T), T.

Hamlin (T) and P. Berg (CK).

Ropes

Boys, 14 years and under,
D. Pollard (P), R. Paul (CK) and
J. Filipchuck (CK); 12 years
and under, T. Thor-Larsen
(CK), F. Beleyzk (CK) and J.
Stewart (CK); 10 years and
under, B. Tompkins (RS) and
W. Walsh (CK) tie, R. Ferraro
(T) and D. DeGans (RS) tie and
G. Mitchell (F) and G. Chapman
(F) tie.

Girls, 14 vests and under,

D. Kirby (CK), S. Mohn (CK).

and P, McKay (CK),

irls, 12 years and under,
H. Price (P), T, Melin (P) and R.
Kromm (T); 10 years and
under, E. Sokoloski (P) P. Berg
(CK) and K. Gleboff (CK).

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Recreation News

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New Fabrics Arriving Daily
Get your material now, while the
choice is at its best ’

DRY GOODS & CLOTHING

Across from Castle Theatre

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf

This Saturday night the
Recreation Office is sponsoring
a teen dance at the arena hall
with a group consisting of four
boys and a girl called ‘Light-
flight’ providing the music.
Admission is $1.75 each or $3.00
per couple. We look forward to
a big turnout for this holiday
dance, i

. .

Registrations are now be-
ing accepted for all adult
education and recreation clas-
ses commencing in January.
People are advised to register
early to ensure getting in the
class of their choice as numbers
are limite:! for each class.

An added feature this
holiday season-{is a recreation
gift certificate, These are
available at the Recreation
Office in any amount. The gift
certificate can be applied to any
recreation or adult education
class or program in 1974,

If you are stuck on some of
those Christmas gifts this could
be your answer.

* * *

Would you believe that the
Minor Baseball Association is
still trying to collect its
equipment? If you still have
some minor ball equipment, you
can drop it off at the Recreation
Office.

* *

There was just one winner
for the final Radio Bingo last
week. Wendy Wolner of Rob-
‘son received $200 and the
turkey went to John Tarasoff.
We would like to thank,
everyone for their support and
mention that we\hope to run
another Radio Bingo in Febru-
ary with more prizes.

* 8 8

Here are some items from
our community calendar. On
Dec. 26 the Castlegar Golf Club
will be having a Homecoming
‘Dance at the arena hall.

’ Tonightis the’-baites’ Curling ."' |:
Club Christmas party in thed:,}-

curling rink. This Saturday
there will be a teen dance at the
arena hall.

I will be taking current

at 1:30 p.m.—bingo and Fridays
at 1:30 p.m.—carpet bowling. .

We are quite proud of our
Senior Citizens’ Club here in
Castlegar as we feel it is one of
the more active groups in the
area, An example which is good
for the community in general.

* * .

With our new crafts
program starting in January,
here is a list of items you may
be able to save for us over the
holidays, These items can be
well used for the crafts
program: chip dip tins, square
cooking oil tins, meat paste

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY,

Curling Lounge

Dancing from 9 p.m, to?

$25.00 Per Couple. — Includes Food & Refreshments

Music by =
DICK WAYLING & HIS GROUP

tins, twine from
oranges, plastic containers
from cottage cheese, yogurt
and liver, tissue paper, old rug
scraps and scrap wool and
phentex.

These can be dropped off
at the Recreation Office in
Castlegar at 123 Main Street.

Local Hospital
WA Receives
Portion of Gift

The Castlegar and District
Hospital is the recipient of a
portion of a donation made from
the Cranbrook head office of
Interior Diesel of Castlegar.

The donation was made to
the B.C. Hospital Auxiliaries in
lieu of customer Christmas
cheer,

_ Branch: manager Marcel
Payeur said this is the first
year such a donation has been
made and hopes it meets with
the approval of their cus-
tomers.

Because he felt the whole
community benefited from the
gift, Mr. Payeur said he hoped
other companies would follow
the same pattern.

items from our
calendar board each week from
now on. Response is picking up
and we hope within a month we
will have a fairly full board.
Just bear in mind that no event
is too small. Give us a call at the
Recreation Office Monday to
Friday. We are open through
lunch time for your conveni-
ence. f
8 8

Our senior citizens’ Home-
ward Bound Program is still
going strong. In the short time
it has been operating, we have
listed almost 50 service calls.
We are still taking names of
people who would like to help
with the program either in the
way of transportation or any
other service.

Incidentally, the Senior
Citizens’ Club have the follow-
ing schedule on our community
calendar board: at

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Rangera during that time. He played in971 games, working a total
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teams into playoff territory 17 times, into the finals 12 times and to
Grey Cup participation on six occasions, winning five of them.

x A native of Hamilton, Ohio, Clair was an All-Big 10 end at
Ohio State, played pro ball with Washington Redskins then began
his coaching career with the 71st Infantry Division in Europe.
Following the war he served as an assistant at Miami of Ohio and
Purdue then became head mentor at University of Buffalo. In.1950
he started a five-year stint at Toronto, winning two Grey Cups.
Following a year at Cincinnati U, he accepted Ottawa's offer and

has been with the Riders ever

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results

Batibition Garten
Castlegar Pec Wee Rep 6,
Grand Forks Pee Wee Rep 2.
Goalies Drazdoff and Kirby
shared duties for Castlegar.
Goals were scored by T.
Nazaroff (Martin), T. Nazaroff
(McLachlan), T.° Nazaroff
(McLachlan), T. Nazaroff
(Smitheram), D. | Barnes
Veregin} and TT. Strelioff
{Antiganant),

16

De Gallia Pec Wee Rep 5,
Nelson 0, Goalies Kirby and
Drazdoff shared duties for
Castlegar. Goals were scored
by Mark Lightle (McKinnon
and Kanigan), M. — Lightle
(McKinnon and  Kanigan),
Bruce Martin 2 (unassisted) and
J. Josafatow (unassisted).

Pup All-Star 4, Spokane
Pups 1. Goalies: Grant Stewart
and David Kinakin shared
duties. Goals were scored by
Lyle Stoushnow (K. Kirby and

District Bowling Results

Coffee Break League (Dec. 11)

LHS Ann Kajzar 266. LHT
Ann Kajzar 647,

THS Wheaties 1045. THT
Wheaties 2867.

Team points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 1, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,
Take & - 1, Wheaties 3.

Other 600's: ‘Joyce An-
drews 638, Betty Oglow 627,
Gladys Manahan 621, Inez
Walker 601,

Coffee Break League

LHS Betty Oglow and Lil

Urqhardt 299. LHT Ann Kajzar

728.

THS Muffets 1099. THT
Wheaties 2894.

Team points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 3, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 0,
Take 5 - 1, Wheaties 4.

Other 600's: Lil Urqhardt
635, Inez Walker 706, Betty
Oglow 706, Jean Sylvest 624.
Monday Night 7 p.m. (Dec. 10)

LHS Stella Palmaruk 280.
LHT Ann Kajear 658.

MHS Ken Hood 926. MHT
Len Donald 765.

THS Purple People Eaters
1058. THT Screwhalls 2814.

Team points: Mishaps 1,
Expos 3, Screwballs 2'/2, Spark
Plugs 1%, Pubbers 3, Purple
People Eaters 1.

Other 600'’s: Brad Walsh

620, Orlando Vecchio 733, Stella’:
Palmar IK 612, Swe, Stefoniuk::

Recreation iqures Released

Programs Well Patronized by District Residents

Figures showing partici-
pation on the part of children,
students and adults of those
programs sponsored and or
conducted directly by Recre-
ation Commission No. 1 for.1973
have been relased. f

An overall total shows
3,911 persons participated in
the programs which include 574
adults from Blueberry Creek,
Kinnaird, ‘Castlegar, Robson, .
Pass Creek, Raspberry, Bril-
liant,  Tarrys-Thrums,
Ootischenia, Shoreacres and
other areas. :

The’ balance are children
and students,

Adult participation

involves art, blueprint reading,
bookkeeping, business mach-
ines, cake decorating, ceramics,
Chinese cooking, crochet,
defensive driving, _conver-
sational French, golf, keep-fit,
pre-ski conditioning, typing,
volleyball,’ weaving, sewing,
ladies know .your car and
gymnastics, ©

The greatest number of
participants came from Kin-
naird with 218, followed by
Castlegar with 177. Robson
came third numbering 77.

Indoor winter. programs
for children and students
included junior art, junior
badminton, ballet, basketball,

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crafts, ‘drama, conversational
French, gymnastic, pre-school
hockey and hunter training,

Of the total 695. partici-
pants, 357 are from Castlegar,
270 from Kinriaird and 82 from
Robson. The balance. being
from the.rest of the area,

The summer programs saw
a-total of 1,400 participants.
They took part in senior canoe
camp, junior canoe camp,
playgrounds, pre-school and
wading pool.

The largest number
coming from Castlegar and
Kinnaird: in - almost equal
number.

Other programs. included
in the ‘statistics released
include ski trips and teen
dances.

Bantam
Division
Standings

608, Dave Calder 699, Ken
Hood 619, Frank Webster 670.

Monday Night 7 p.m. (Dec. 17)

LHS Nancy Donald 240.
LHT Nancy Donald 597.

MHS Len Donald 304.
MHT Len Donald 765.

THS Screwballs 991. THT
Screwballs 2813.

Team points: Mishaps 2,
Expos 1, Pubbers 8, Screwballs
8, Spark Plugs 2, Purple People

. Eaters 1.

Other 600's: Greg Ste-
foniuk 617, Dave Calder 650,
Orlando Vecchio 624, Ken Hood
626, Don Rosler 661.

Monday Night 9-11 p.m.

LHS Carol Comtois 268.
LHT Carol Comtois 697.

MHS Ralph Peterson 332.
MHT John Postnikoff 742.

THS Jackasses 1142, THT
dJackasses 2975.

Team points: Unpredict-
ables 80, Jackasses 25, Spares
234, Posties 15, Head Pins 32,
Challengers 29%.

Other 600's: Ken Plotnikoff
666, Bill Carson 647, Brian
Cristofoli 602, Ralph Peterson
663, Andy Postnikoff 603.

Fred & Vera Punter & family,

Castleg:

Frank, Vi © finds Wilcox, Castlegar

John & Ruth Hall -& family

* Tom, Laima, Linda, Karina & Martin

Allis, Castlegar

doy, Brick, Alf & Ross Saunders

Mr. & Mrs, A, E. Thomas, Castlegar
les, Jessie & Ken Davis, Casltegar
Doreen & Ralph Englund & Swea

J, Smith), Lyle Stoushnow (D.
Knowler), J, Smith (D, Know-
ler, L. Stoushnow) and Charile
Lind (unassisted), Castlegar
drow the only penalty of the
game.

Dec. 16

Pup All-Stars 5, Spokane 3,
Goalies—Scan Arnistrong and
Grant Stewart shared dutics,
Goals were scored by Richard
Kanigan (C. Sookerookoff),
Paul Geddes (R. Kanigan, T.
DePaoli), L, Stoushnow (J.
Smith, D. Postnikoff, David
Lightle (Bobby Voykin). Penal-
ties were Castlegar 5 and
Spokane. 7.

Dec. 8

Castlegar Juveniles 8,
Spokane Jr. B. 0. No statistics
available.

9

Castlegar Juveniles 7,
Spokane Jr. B, 0. No statistics
available,
Dec. 15

Castlegar Bantams
(C.C.U,) 2, Grand Forks 6. No
statistics available.

Castlegar Bantams
(P.P.W.C.) 8, Rossland 4.
Goalies were Castlegar—Wall
and Rossland—Lavi. Goals for
Castlegar by B.  Kubos
(Wilsosl, Wilson (Kubos) and
Grimm (Swetlishoff), Scoring
for Rossland were Bailey

Lavarato), Handley

ot
Blazers 7, Stars 8, Goallos
were Perras (Blazers) and

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Raynor (Stars), Goals for tho
Blazers by T. Reed (unas
sisted), T. Reed (unassisted), T,
Reed (Stewart), J, Stewart (R,
Dunn), G. Ryan (G. Marquis)
and B, McGuire (J, Stewart),
For the Stars C, Wilson 8,

_ assisted by Popowich on two

and unassisted on one.
Dee, 12

Hawks 3, Canadians 5.
Goalies were Saremba (Hawks)
and Cheveldave (Canadians).
Goals for Hawks by Condon
(unassisted), Miller
(unassisted) and Condon
{Tomlin and — Perepolkin).
Canadians goals by Martin 2
(unassisted), Keraiff (Steen-
voorden), Grieves (Martin) and
Susanna (Dinning).

Stars 3, Rangers 3. Goalies
were Doug Johnstone. (Stars)
and T. Popowich (Rangers),
Goals. for the stars were,
Sookachoff (unassisted),
Sookachoff — (Kinakin)_ and
Sookachoff (Popowich). For the
Rangers by Ziben (Furlan), P.
Horning (Furlan) and P. Horn-
ing (out Laurino).

I

‘Bruins .1, Canadians 0.
Goalies were Bruins .Nicky

Chernoff and Canadians Ricky

Goals for the

(Bailey), Lavarato (Sherwood)
and Rusten (Bailey).
Pee Wee Division

Dec.

Canadians 4, Rangers 2.
Goalies were R. Cheveldave
(Canadians) and T. Popowich
(Rangers). Goals for the Can-
adians by D. Nelson
(unassisted), G. Grieves (K.
Maloff and G; Gallo), D. Susana
(G. Grieves), and K. Keraiff (M.
Miller and L. Stoushnow).
Rangers scorers are A. Isakson
{W. Zibin) and P. Horning (C.
Horning.

Dec. 10

Bruins 3, Hawks 2. Goalies
were Nicky. Chernoff (Bruins)
and Rhys Andrews and Tony

*Saremba (Hawks). Goals for the

Bruins were by Perry Hyson
(unassisted), Ken. Knowler
(Perry Hyson) and Ron
Lauriente (Danny _ Fillipoff).
For the Hawks by Glenn Miller
(Rick Shukin and Perr:
Strelieff) and Glenn Miller
(unassisted),

Bruins were by Kenny Knowler
(unassisted)
Dec. 15

Blazers 1, Bruins 1. Goalies
were Blazers Phillip Perras and
Bruins Nicky Chernoff. Goals
for the Blazers were by Gerald
Prive (unassisted) and for the
Bruins - Ronnie Zaitsoff (Ron
Lauriente and Stephen
Roberts).

Bantam Division

Dee. 10

Texaco 3, Castlegar Credit
Union 5. Goalies were L.
Ingham (Texaco) and Van
Yzerloo’ (C.C.U}. Goals for
Texaco by B. McDonald (B.
Smitheram and K. Haulbauer},
M. Russel (B, Smitherham) and
C, Bobroske (Smitheram and
Russel). For C.C.U. by G. Pace
(P. Klit), W.  Koochin . (B.
Cheveldave), G.. Pace (D.
Calder), B. Cheveldave (G.
Pace) and W. Koochin (R.
Plotnikoff),

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Fred & Anita Tomlin & family
Grace & Andy Honchar, Kinnarid
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Slim & Annie Koochin, Castlegar
Mike & Mary Zoobkoff & family,
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Jimmie & Elsie’ Killough & Sue
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Walter, Nora & Marcia Popoff,
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Castlegar Steve Polovejchuk, : Kinnaird
Norman & Anne Fishwick, Kinnaird = Mr. & lke Fred Voykin & family,
Mrs. A.°Mitchell, Castlegar Castleg:
Cliff, Evelyn, Kevin) Kent & Craig Ab& Mare ‘Culley, Kinnaird
Wilson, Castleg Allen, Janis & Scott Blessin
Jack & Phyll Robison, Kinnaird Denny & Lois Hughes & family “f
Ed & Mabel Isokson The Pat Haleys John & Muriel Walton & family
- Marge & Jack Brownlie Mr. & Mrs. Fred Zibin, Robson Anonymous. :*

and N. Ross (T).

Monashee Sporting Eqpt. Ltd.

Stop in and see the Ski selection
Ski Sets suitable for Christmas Giving
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MERRY
{PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

From "Friendly Frank” and Staff
HAPPY MOTORING
If You Drink Please Don’t Drive!

“WOODLAND PARK ESSO

HERTZ. RENT-A-CAR
WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS BAY

CHRISTMAS TREES Bantam Division standings

Side Horse ‘6 feet 6:
Boys, 14 years and under,
D. Pollard (P), R. Paul (CK) and
J. Fillipehuck (CK); 12 years
and under, B. Pakula (CK), J.
Stewart (CK) and D. Kromm
(T); 10 years and under, C.

BISSELL
+ CARPET SWEEPERS
"| Regular $21.95
SALE |... $17.50
BISSELL “SWEEPER
‘Rally Red”
Regular $20.95.
SALE-.... $16.75

SCOTCH PINE
$15.79
BLUE SPRUCE
$17.49

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Pete & Nellie Gorkoff, Robson

Mr, & Mrs, Nick Stoochnoff & family

Roy & Catrina Ward & family,
Kinnaird

Mrs. Edith Sherbike, Castlegar

Elmer Wallner, Castlegar

Doug, Patti & Kim Richards,
Castlegar

Harry & Kay Bate & family

Mr. & Mrs, Larry Davis

L.A. Grunerud

Don & Mary Wallace, Castlegar

Bill & Elsie Sharples

Byron, Ethel & Margaret Trussler, ,
Castlegar

Norman, Joan & Wayne Blais

Mrs, Mary & Mary Nichvalodoff

Pete & Nancy Kazakoff & family

Bob & Frances Hunter

Mr. & Mrs. T. B. Couch, Castlegar

Barbara & Walter Thorp, Castlegar

louis & Cecilia Newhouser, Rota
Villa, Castlegar

Bill & Verna Nevakshonoff & Cyril

Mr. & Mrs, Andre Lamarche,
Kinnaird

Elsie & Dave Hiebert

Wolter & Margaret Holuboff,

Prosperous New Year

Alderman and Mrs. George Bondoroff

mmers

Floyd & Anne Peterson, Kinnai

Jim &: Inga Lamont

Mary & Don Quiding & famil
Blueberry fi

Norman & Glenys New, Warren,

FOR SHORT TERM INVESTMENT

We Recommend Our

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DEMAND DEPOSITS

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The Manahans — Gladys, po,
Peter & Randy
lou & Helen Holuboff & family,.
Port-a-Lite
Burgess
Regular $10.99
SALE ...: $8.88

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Mr. & Mrs, Gary Gallo & family, :

- Hudson Hope

Alex, Linda, Connie & Chris
Kositsin, Kinnaird

Ethel & Ross Oborne, Robson

Bill, Helen Robbie & Howie Sem-

noff
Fred * Edith Giraud & family,

Interested Parties, Please Call
438-2424
Out of Town Call Collect 9 - 9 Dally

COSMOPOLITAN HOMES LTD.

marie Kingsway — South Burnaby, BC)
D NO, 123

Fetal $14.98
.. $1149

CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE ‘AND
SPORTING Goons LID.

Castlenird Plaza Phone 365-6444

inquire today at

CASTLEGAR SAVINGS CREDIT UNION

Branches. at
Cae Phone 365-7232 — Slocan Park Phone 226-7575

John & Anne Polonikoff: & family
Evelyne & Dick Batchelor, Robson
The Bristows —- Ted, Gwen, Cartie.
& David has
lee & Lena Criteau, Robson

: Robson

Eileen & Gwilym Hughes & family

Jack & Hilda Edmondson,. Kinnaird -*

Pat & Mike Livingstone

Kingsley, Marlene, Donna, David,
Randy & Kevin Kirby

Johnnie & Helen Strelioff & family

Bob & Phyllis Maddocks & family