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Recreation News

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From the Director's Desk

can Church’ Pre-Christmas Ba: |);

By Jack Alot);

Public health inspectors
from ‘the West: Kootenay,
Health Unit will'be conducting
a “general: food-handlers

course’ next Wednesday at.

Stanley Humphries Secondary
School. Housewives who are
involved in some; form of food
catering to the public either on
a public or private basis, as well
as restaurant and dining room

zaar at Legion Hall 2 to 4’p.m.
Noy. 30—Recreation Com-

mission's: free workshop: at /

Selkirk College 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Room K-11,

Dec... 4—Food-Handlers,,

Course, 7.80: to 9.80° p.m.,
Lunchroom at Stanley Humph-.
nies Secondary School, .

Dec. 7—United Clhzrch La-
Bazaar

ly en:
‘ couraged o ‘sttend ¥
There is'no charge for this
food-handlers course which is to
74. be held in the SHSS lunchroom
©. from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m.
Ba eee

Adult education and re
screation classes are being plan- -

i ‘ned now for January. and will
include'a few new classes. All

‘programs will/be publicized ©
} from ‘Dec. 19 through to the -

it week in January. Enquir-
5 are. welcome at the Recrea-
fat 965-8386.’
.
From‘the Community Cal-
the follow-

need ‘those v 1

dies C ir 2 to 4:
p.m. Legion Hall. y
Keep the Recreation Office
inforined | and it will be baniver
‘on at no charge..
* s * (y e

* Volunteers are needed for,

our Homeward Bound program.

“This ‘program is! aimed ‘at::

supplying transportation for:
senior citizens and handicapped
people who need to’ get out’:
periodically 'to go shopping, to)

; doctors’, appointments ‘and S0-

cial events... i

‘Through this He t
this. time® of: the | year j:in

+ particular, we also tryiand get’
i volunteers towrite. Christmas zi

“who have trouble writing either ‘

due: ‘to, varthritis.-or, poor, slight.

community, service;: but we

Rest Between Periods

: Relaxing between’ periods is important, “Your team

bit of stren, you can give, it,

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ur boots, wi
: (boots arsunla cee enough tolet air
2. Loosen pot iproteciive

see in inthe illustration. *

needs
rdie Howe is the alltime

wl ert nest ener ntl offi.
: roast
sagen soon as you get to the ihe dete betwe

and make sure the -
them, (i)

pment’ and change your: un-

re damp. Your feet will be mo! re rested
a ind the ary: Jocks val make it easier,to get your. ‘boots on
68. te down with your feet resting

. t jlarge‘ all Me d. sees
rot ea si oe
b; ‘thirst and resto! me energy,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

‘the period ‘of, Noy, 16\of.this “Branch Regional Olfies at eh

“ther 825-4660 or. R REN

of sthe your
his collections, pays. the’ bill
e has. delive sc scand ‘the re-
his\ profit: well and. truly serned by 7:
‘and:conacientious service. «
‘But, like*any other, businessman, he has: to

paid: before he: gets. hi

® Castlegar :

it; that’s :why he ap- 4

By’ Jobs Dalsiel

By the time! this goes | to

print, the: first ‘round-robin: of
the Pensioners’ Curling Club
will have reached the half-way,
mark: Unfortunately;) liam
unable to give you any details, :
of the games played, ‘since | was |
called away rather suddenly. *
after, the, first’ games had.been
played. Maybe this was just as
well, since’I took ‘a ‘terrible
shellacking at ‘the hands of m;

old friend and adversary, Mike

" Yerzuh, It looks as though Mike’. ’

is taking up where he left off
last spring since he has wor all

ithurday, Dec.

va, Murphy; Jacobson
LeRoy ‘Newman | vB." Nee
auh, >

The raw, for the, second: :
round: robin. rinks will probably,
be! made on-or:around ‘Dee.'11:. .
If-you' are‘ eligible and’ would i
ike! to become part of our club,’

‘now is the time to give’ your.

name (to one ‘of our. present: ‘

members, or even phone it in to
the ‘Curling. .Rink!’at 966-6666

rou will be made’ most:

and_y!
‘welcome. The ‘fees are re:

able‘ enough’ and:the: hours’ of

fun and pleasant competition

8 games ite the + can't’ be beat\ for the:

beginning. of this. w

ever, it looks as though he ma;

be in for:some real’ ‘oppositio
since Rolf Jacobson and Johnny.
Woytella are also undefeated 80,
far. From the results. ‘posted on

Goad Curling. 3

: 3
1 being: planned throughout ; ‘the

" but will try. to

in the'paper. whether T ‘am here ;.,
or not, ‘There: is not much use in"

Bradiord .
LeRoy. va. 'Dalzie 1 and»

mmencing inthe:

ames BL Fridays when

the‘senior teams heat Trail,
“Gt

ey
School.

+ Gastlogar. Games: will star
‘Friday night’ at''7,00: andthe
ature: game’ will’ be./at’: 19.00

Cor

Sabres ‘and:Evdokimoff: for
Blazers. Scoring for th Sabres

J. Obedcatt (3)yand/6.
# goal was scored by-K. Shersto:
ff

01 23-Map jé Leafs 3;
Canucks 3. Goaltea: ere Py:
Es Churchill for the’ Maple ‘Lea!
“Silvester : for) the: Can-
‘coring. for, the Leafs
Semenoff ‘(2) sand
sobedkelt) Goals’ for: the Can: :
‘Sucks were scored: by’ M:) Cor-
belt (2)-and,C.: Kilpatrick:
Jets 5; Oilers 1. In goal for.

Blazer: goals
‘Melsted;:D.

‘Assists were credited to D.

unt NDE
Scoring for the Can-

ucks were C. ae Ww.

were: ‘
~ Pondelicek (2): The tone Oilers’ :

iNov.
tucks 4: Goalies were J, Shmoor-’

+ koff for. Canadiana, and E.

“Knowler and

“Canucks! goals

red: by. Fevetleet
2)" "ad ‘L.Lauriente. <

were pang ‘hy, Mz: Miller,
+ Kno ler. “An

ae were wscored by. G. Mor
‘An assiat was.

* Nov. 18—PPWC 6; Legion
Goalies ‘were D./ Wallace; for.

ae ec and“ Quaedvlieg!: for;
PPWC

Legion. Scoring. ;
“T.

on ‘Reve tok ‘should
i very ‘exciting weekend!

That same) weekend, ¢!
“sentor' Rockettes will travel to

a tournament in Cranbrook, the
freaulte of which will be given, in’.

the, next’ paper,

; Yolleyball!{s, coming to an’,
a.

the 16 and,under teams placed:
first in the West, Kootenay in;
tournaments taking place at ‘

_ SHSS, Way, to go, boys!

The; junior girls will he:
going! itheir West Kootenay:

curnament’on the weekend of
Dec. 6 and 7. We wish them and

“.their-cdach, Mrs. Postnikoff,
ith: the Rockers taking 4

SOREN Mate deraenammewenreA ONS

- Conmerca Hockey eague

* The ‘commercial hockey,

‘league’ Is underway ‘forthe

14-15 sedsol ‘ny five ‘teams

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weok, Bundays' game rae are

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8, Sanders!
T, Keraiff
J. Miller’
Ri Drazdoff

From Page 8

CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, November 22, 1974

Results. from Castlegar and District Minor: Hockey

ing, T. Cheveldave and M.
Lightle. Assists ‘were made by
‘M. Lightle and T. Cheveldave,

Nov. 24—KSCU 8, Texaco .

3, Goalics were T. Popowich for
KSCU and D. Drazdoff for

Texaco, Scoring. for? KSCU ~

were R. Christensen, D.:Veri-

igin and J. Roborts. Assists’

were made by. D.. Verigin,’ P.’.,
Hyson and D, McKinnon. The
‘Texaco goals were scored by A.
Conroy, G. Mordso,

rows 34, Goalies were R. Ploti

koff for Stoners and ©, Grune-
tud for Arrows. Scoring for the
‘Stoners were \B, ‘Tassone’ (9)!

> Perepolkin. Assists were made 4

Scoring for the Rep team were
S. Bozek, G.;Pace, N. ,Volkin
and B, Nazaroff, Assists were
made’ by 'D, Kirby, B. Swetli-
koff and G, Pace. The, Arrow
goals were scored by F. ‘Tas-
sone and G. Yule. Assists were
made by G. Yule, J.\Bermel and
J. Briggeman.
“Nov. 19—Midget Rep 2,
uveniles 2,\Goalies were S.
Kereiff for Midget’ Rep'and A.

Akselgon for the Juveniles. G. |

}Yule'scored the two Rep goals,
assisted by B. Tassone. Scoring

‘for: the Juveniles’ were :V.

titignani, -B. ‘Allingham. As
ists were made by |W. New, V.
Antignani and A: ff.

ners 1. Goalies were G. /Kabat-
‘off. for the Crunchers: and .R.
lotnikoff for. the. Stoners.
coring, for. Crunchers:were D.
tewart,.R. Saunders,. K. Si-

= monen; -F. L and: C,

Nov. 20—Crunchers u, Sto- $

Castlegar was D. McMullen: Bermel. ‘Assists erg re
Scoring were G. Yule (8),.J. er, Gorkolf,’D,: ‘McKinnon, B.
Makortoff (2), B. Dube, K.  Tassone, J. Makaroff, 'G. Yule,
* Gorkoff, J. Wishloff and J. 8, Hines and. F. iTassons:

HAVE YOUR, CAR
‘CHECKED FOR
SAFE
WINTER DRIVING. ;
“Try, Safety ~
First to Last’

"WE SIPE TIRES" |

by A: Stewart,’ B.!Bermel,

Sookro, F. Loukianoff, D. Walk- q

(and'K, 'Simonen..'The: Stoners’
only goal was‘ scored | by B.

Capitals and Ingham, for the
Reps. Scoring for, the ‘Capitals !

were) Berg, Cheveldave, Dube

and Baron, Assists were made
‘by White, Rutland; and Heagy.

was scored by,

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the Jets was G. ‘Soloveoff and in?

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jas to pay for the: pepers che=h

them and: help to: make, hie co!

Hlections, prompt ond

‘oal ‘for. the’ Oilers was’ Ree
ferigin. All, five ‘of the Jets’
t goals were scored by G. Walker
“with three assists from Lightle.:

Blazers ;4, Canadians 3.
Goalies were D..-Podmeroff for.

" the Blazers: and: L.: Makortoff’

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‘and G: Swelikotf. Assists wel
“made by,S. Simonen, G. Swe
AL Gunderson and:3

lo" 19—Maple Leafs
‘Rangers 1. In goal for the Leafs.
was K: Keraiff and N. Chernoff"
was ‘goalie for. thd Ranger
iScoring for the Leafs were M.

<“Duff‘and ‘T. DePaoli, with

assists made by K. Fisher. and,
M. Miller. The Rangers’ go:
‘was,scored by Reibin with an
assist from R. Halisheff.

Nov. 20—Bruins 5, M

“\tangs 0: Goalies were

Johnstone for the Bruins and R..

‘Cheveldave for. the Mustangs. °°

Goals’ were scored by. L:

‘ Kalesnikoff (2), G. Gallo and P.
“Laurino (2). Assists were cre-/:*
<'dited to P. Laurino, B, Allan, L.

Kalesnikolf and W. Gorkoff.

Nov. 23—Rangers 3, Mus-

tangs 3.,.Goalies were N.
‘Chernoff for Rangers and S.

“Armstrong for Mustangs. Ran-

ger, goals were scored by D.
Markin, T, Reid and Reibin’
with assists made by A. Isakson
‘and Mulnar. Mustangs’ goal
were ‘scored by R. Martin (2)
and K. Ehman, with assist:
made by Cox and Franks,

_ Nov. 24—Bruins 5, Can-
tcks.2,:In goal for the Bruins»

was K. Maloff, with E. Gunder-
son in goal forthe Canucks,
Bruins’. goals were scored by
Laurino, Gallo, Prive and Plot-

. nikoff. Assists -were' made by
Laurino‘and Gorkoff. Scoring *;

for‘the Canucks were Sookro

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