CASTLEGAR NEWS, March 26, 1980

Costiegor Bantam Reps

Win East

b Castlegar’s Bantam

» Reps captured the East-West

+ Kootenay title this past

+ weekend with two one-sided

« Victories over the Kimberley

;, Bantams,

Kimberley managed to
stay close for one period
during the Fridsy night
game, with the score being
4-4 at one point. However,
from that point on, Castlegar
took over and out-scored

. Kimberley five goals to one

© to win going away 9- 5. The

*. foeal boys skated well and all

* players contributed to a good

* team effort.

‘ Scoring was taken care
of by D. Perehudoff (2), G.
Walker (2) and B. Makortoff

* (2) while K. Semenoff, T.

. Reid, J. Leitch and C. Lind

* gunned singles. C. Lind also

3 Ficked up three assists with

" J. Leitch, B. Makortoff and T.

“ Reid earning two each.

* Single assists were earned by

H S. Jones, K. Semenoff, D.

Former Rebel
sets record
at N. Michigan

Northern Michigan Uni-
versity won its first Central
Collegiate Hockey Associ-
ation Playoff Championship
with a 7-3 and 8-6 sweep of
Ferris State, March 14-16 at
: the Marquette Lakeview

Arena.
The Wildeats exploded
for six goals in the second
* period of fe ip cpenet to gain a
four-goal lead in the two
game total goal series.
Leading the scoring at-
tack was sophomore Steven
Bozek, with his hat-trick in
the opener, extonding his

'. consecutive games getting a

point to 20, an NMU record.
His string was broken in the
finale when he missed reg-
ular shifts nursing a sore
knee.

Perehudoff, B. Desousa, K.
Cheveldave and J, Kanigan.
The second game of the
series was all Castlegar's.
Kimberley held the local
team to one goal in the first
period, but Castlegar scored
: six unanswered goals in the
second to take a 7-1 lead. The
final score was 11-0.
Although not over-
worked,; D.j DeRosa in the
Castlegar nets was worthy of

his first shut-out of the year
as he made saves on several
dangerous shots,

Scoring in the Saturday,

game was led by K. Chev-
eldave (3) while C, Lind and
G. Walker notched two a
plece. Singles went to B.

Desousa, J. Leltch, K. Sem-
enoff and T. Reid. G, Walker
also picked up four assists
while J. Leiteh, T. Reld and

Public invited to attend

Castlegar Rebel windup ~

Castlegar Rebel Hockey
Club is inviting the public to
attend its annual windup’ on
April 18 at the Fireside Place
in Castlegar.

The evening will include
a banquet, dance and pres-

The mixed curling clubs
ends its season with the Jack
Heinrich rink taking both the
league .. championship -and

‘ consula'
was, won by: Farrell fink
over the C. Ci

entation of awards.

Tickets are $10 per per-
son and may be obtained

West Kootenay el

M. Corbett picked up three

P.
Moroso, K. Cheveldave and
a. Kanigan,

Coach Ken Swetlishoff -
-and assistant coach’ Ralph

Tassone are now busy pre-
paring the team for the next
competition along the way to
a possible B.C. championship
at the Provincial Bantam
Tier I playdowns ‘in’ Kam-
loops this coming ‘weekend.

The boys’ will be com-
ting against ‘teams ‘from
Burnaby. Winter Club, Prince
George, and Kami The

L | Recreation News

Easter Party Ms
An, Easter’ Pary for:

youngsters aged two to, six.
years is planned: for April 3 ©
‘from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in’
the hall of the Castlegar and -,
District. Community Com:
plex. The Easter Bunny will *
be there and some of the
planned : activities include
cartoons, stories, gamcs, col-
oring contest and an Easter
egg hunt. The admission
charge is 50 cents per child at

* the door.

Spring
for the

winner of this: round-robin

competition: packs its bags

immediately and heads: to
Man. to

from any or by
phoning Pauline Nezaratf at
865-7990,

in
the Western Canada Bantam
finals.

Mixed Curling Club

~ rink the champs

Z
h skip, Joy

1980 Spring Recreation Pro-
grams will be starting Arpil
14, with the programs sched-
uled to‘start the following
week. Instructors are needed-
for a few of the spring pro-

pa
third, Shirley Dickson lead and Bob Dickson second

" to June 24. Instructors are -

special events, inelydia:

* landscaping and proning ppear
nthe issue of ‘AC
PREHENSIVE COMMUNITY ye OLEGE", the

should have read"... Sad liaise with equipment

~\ manufacturers mend end experience on

“. The Castlegar News apologizes

7s and the misspelling of the word ¥

SELKIRK « WY): COLLEGE

"TRAIL CAMPUS
needed for this program. ‘ requires an

| _ OFFICE/FACILITIES
Semmersatt | MANAGER
Applications are also be- 1° Duties: Reporting to the Bursar’s De-

partment, the Manager will be responsible for
‘supervision jon'of custodian, maintenance and office
gf stati? ‘iplanhing, budgeting and control of facili-
‘and pallies, servi ree The incumbent will co-
reports to

5S ‘te College’ ‘and the Ministry for the Division.

summer programming. $j. Mousst) +

Someone to work as a.sum- QUALIFICATIONS: | Completion of Grade 12, with
mer coordinator is also re--:. supervisory. training and experience (minimum 5
quired. Interested candidates years):.in related areas. Must. have proven or-
must have their applications J: » ganization:

al,
sin by the e Sette date of April J: skills, Trades certification would beanasset.

SALARY: Commensurate with ex-

“B" was athe
N. Ogloff rink, skipped by S.
Mothesin, over the H. John

Hope to see you all next
season.

(Minor Hockey

Pee Wees

The league standings in
Tier I were as follows:

Kootenay Savings Cred-
it Union and Verigins were
co-winners with 26 points
each; Taks Furniture Village
ended the season with 22
points.

wae"

Playoffs again came
down to the last game of the
year with Verigins edging
Taks Furniture Village 4-3, to
take the playoff trophy. -

1 dings in Ti

CKQR, 25 points; Big
Auto

In playoffs CKQR were
winners in a double round
robin.

Division manager Tom
Biln and division mother
Trudy Biln would like to
thank the coaches and team
mothers for their cooperation
during the year.

* *

Please turn in all hockey

Tier
II were as follows:

to Doug Coulson or
to the Castlegar Drugs.

(Minor Baseball/

A pitching clinic is being
held every Tuesday and
Thuraday from 7:80 - 8:30

. P-m. at the Selkirk College
gym. Boys are reminded to
bring a gym strip, clean

-- runners and a baseball glove.

. . .

Registration for minor

Eat Right and Feel Great

When shopping for
canned fruit, always try to
buy those packed in water.
They are considerably lower
in calories than those packed

in heavy sugar syrup.
When buying fruit juice,
look for the word “juice” on
‘ the label. Fruit flavored
drinks, crystals and powders
are not equivalent to fruit
juices because they provide
primarily sugar, none of the
trace elements found in
juices and often an inad-
equate amount of Vitamin C

Soegeyars
F ee

baseball will be held at the
Recreation Office from April
1 - 11. The minor ball ex-
ecutive will do its best to see

that boys in the Colt division -

will have a place to play.
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Coaching clinic is to be
held either in Castlegar or in
‘Nelson during the latter part
of April.

. . *

This year, Castlegar will
be hosting the Bronco area
playdowns on July 17 - 20.

Ten local bowlers roll
their way fo a Reno trip:

Approximately 250
members of men’s, ladies’
and mixed teams from
tlegar bowled for a Reno trip
on Saturday and Sunday at
Castle Bowl.

Winners in Special De-
liveries (182 pins over av-
erage) were: Dave ‘Munns,

O VILLAGE SQUARE

Val Bonham, Stan Burkett,

' Rita Read and Dwayite Keus.

Hard-Ups (29 pins over
average): Lynn Bailey, Kay
Crochett, Verna Matovich,
Mel Dawson and Norm Bai-
ley.

These 10 people go on a

By Chuck Stiles

Clones BR uy TORN

Cameo

605 South 2nd St., Castlegar (Below the Costlegor Credit Union)
For your Appointment Phone: 365-5841

An Award.
Winning
Hair Cut

This award-winning haircut was
done at the East Kootenay Hair
Dressing Competition, an on-
nual event, put on by the Hair-
dressers Association of B.C. The
winning art is judged on
originality and creativity in the
cutting as well as exacting
precision in cutting length and
suitability to face contours. Pic-
tured is BARB SWETLISHOFF, the «
winner of the hair cutting award
and owner of Cameo and her

model SHARLEEN MARTINI who
ived the d.

hair cut.

For Accent
‘Styling

sew os?

bus tour to Reno leaving
April 12 for seven:days,

perience: An attractive benefit package is of-
fered.

APPLICATION fig
ted. a Level I alpine in- CLOSING DATE: April 11, 1980
structors course. The five
candidates who received REPLY IN
their Level I instructor's “CONFIDENCE TO: Personnel
status’ were Dave Braith- Selki
waite, Jim Cossarini, Miguel
Guerrico, Rod Loftus. and _
Jayne Williams.

Saturday, March 29th We Will
GIVE AWAY

° 50 Stanfield T-Shirts ae with our logo

SANDWICH SHOP

1004' Columbia Ave.,
Castlegar, B.C. -
Phone: 365-8155

- Celebration ~
Sat., March 29th”

5 GUEST
na 00

Winner of Main Draw
to be chosen Sat., Mar. 29th

até6p.m.
ENTER NOW

© Many Novelties

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© Complimentary Large -P. 8} or 7-U; with eve
‘ Super Roast Beef Sandwi ce P af
(Dickson’ 's Coffee 15¢a mug)

“Super Roast Becf Sandwiches”

erg ~ man, wits & any number of juniors
+ man & wife only thee
ved ‘parent end soy cumbero Ioelocs

- must bea thember in’ sous
Semel epee he St

allows 25% disc

ithe Gbove: ‘on green fees.
» Trail & Nelson course: ‘Adult holders of debentures will be
reduction classification.

$50 Senioc Citson Couple, hatcheries

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