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January 6, 1977

Takes 1976's Last Game.

Castlegar Jr. Rebels once
again hit the ice for thelr final
game of 1976 with a viclory of
85 over the Grand Forks
Border Bruins in hockey action
last Thursday night in Castle-

gar,

The Bruins opencd up the
scoring during the first period
witha 1-0 lead, only to have the
Rebels score five unanswered
goals for a 5-1 score at the end
of the period. Pace started .the

Junior Rebels

scoring on assists from Con-
natty und Tassone, with Wil-
son, Kirby and Tassone’ picking
up one goul cach on assists from
Schisler, Yule, Pace, Verigin
and Cheveldave. Connatty
ended the period with one more
goal, unassisted,

The Bruins came on strong
during the second period, pick-
ing up three goals to the
Rebels’ single coming from

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Results

Pup Division

Dec. 15—Canucks 2, Cana-
dians 1, Blazers 6, Maple Leafs
1, Jets 4, Sabres 1. :

Dec, 18—Blazors' 7, Ca-
nucks 3, Canadians 6, Sabres 0,
Jets 2, Maple Leafs 2,

Dec. 23—(In Nelson)
Castlegar Pup All-Stars 2,
Nelson 8,

Dec, 30—-(In Castlegar)
Castlegar Pup All-Stars 4, Nel-
son 2,

Pee Wee Division

Dee, 17—Flyers' 5, Mus-
tangs 3, In goal for the Flyers
was R, Quaedvileg, arid the

goalie was B, Krug. Scoring for
the Bruins were 8. Samoyloff
and C. Shi f, with an

ment was held Dec. 27 and 28 in
Beaver Valley with Trail
in first place, Castle-

asalst going to J. Kanigan,
Maple Leaf goals were scored
by R. Horkoff (2), assiated by T,
Reid and Aen Kilpatrick.

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A Peo Wee House tourna

Castlegar
Rebel Schedule

The following is the Castle-
gar Rebel’s Junior hockey

gar’s, David Terhune was a-
warded the trophy for Most
Valuable Forward.
Reaults of the tournament
were as follows:
Dec. 27—Castlegar “Rang:
ers” 2, Beaver Valley 1,
 28—Castlegar “Rang-
ers” defeated Nelson 6-2, then
lost their third game to Trail
with a score of 6-1.
Rep Tournament
Castlegar’s Pee Wee Rep

Bobroske. Assists went to T,

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Reed, B, ff, C, Liber,
W. Gorkoff and G. Prive (8):
The lone Woodland Const. goal
was scored by K. Kirby.
West's 4, Pee Wee Rep 1,
In goal for West's was: R.
Cheveldave and goalle for the
Rep team was P. Churchill.
Scoring for West's were M.
Plotnikoff (8) and T. DePaoli.
Assists were made by M. Plot-
nikoff, T. DePaoli, K, Cox, L.
Kalesnikoff and M. Gaboury.
Lone Rep goal was scored by J.

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team came fourth in the second
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ment held in Nelson Dec. 27, 28
and 29. Results of Castlegar's
games were as follows:

Views from Recreation
Director Pat Metge

Mustangs’ goalie was E. Stre- schedule to Feb. 6:
lieff. Scoring for. the Flyers
were D, Sherstobitoff (8) B.

DeSousa and M. Koochin. As-

tonight against the Rossland
dr. Warriors.

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OH HAPPY DAY! ,

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* Club are these three young swimmers with coach Bob Rafter. Leit

toright is Alexis Walsh who was the top fund raiser in the club's

annual swim-a-thon which raised approximately $1,700; runner-up

; is Drew Standidge followed by Carl Gruden. The annual
jwim-a-thon is the only fund raising event of the year for the local

club. Mr. Ralter, who povinied the three top money raisers with
cheques of $10, $7 and $5 respectively, contributes the financial
success of the swim-a-thon to the fact it had so many additional
new swimmers during its current season.

—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

By John Dalziel

Happy New Year, every-
one!

‘The New Year has started,
but there are a couple of
matters pertaining to ‘76 to be
cleaned up before we can look
forward with a clear con-
science. The first Round Robin
was* wound ‘up Dec, 23, and it
proved to be a runaway for

an

Rolf Jacobson, Ross Qborne
and Pete Soberlak.

Cece finished up with 23
points out of a possible 26. Two
rinks, Everard and Mills,
shared second spot with 18
while Dalziel, Lyons and Wa-
dey had 16. Rounding out the
top half of the Robin was
Johnny Woytella and company
With 15, It wds a very success-

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Christmas Lunch, now a tradi-
tion of the boys, which was a
very enjoyable affair. It was
held following the last day of
curling and our old friend Helen
Clay outdid herself in seeing
thatthe goodies were laid on in
fine style. In appreciation of her
efforts, Bob Wadey presented
Helen with a small token of the
scene | in.which the. boys hold

her. You did a terrific job,
Helen.
During the lunch the draw
as made for rinks for the
second Round Robin and since
ho man can play for the same
skip twice in Lhe one season, it
made for some interesting re-
sulls, Naturally, everyone will
be laying for Cece now and,
with a new bunch of boys, he is
going to have his work cut out
for himself.

Here is the new draw list,
named in the order of. skip,
third, second and lead:

1,.Peter Murphy, Nick
Andreashuk and Nick Wanjoff;
2, Norman. Everard, Gunnar
Selvig, Pete Konkin and Steve
Melnyk; Mike Verzuh, Clarence
Ackerman, Claude Bissell and
Joe Ulmi;

4. Bob Wadey, Gene Gof-
finet, Jack Scott and George
MacAndrew; 5. Lloyd Lyons,
Ernie Newman, Reg Symons
and Joe Schuepfer; 6. George
Wilson, Fred Hostetter, Bob
Hunter and Steve Rysen;

7. Jimmy Lipsett, Ross
Ohorne, Harold Merrifield and

‘ds; 8. E: It

‘Bradford Rink Wins Round Robin

Jacobson, Pele Soberlak and
Gilbert Fowler; 9. John Dalziel,
Bill Waldie, Wally Walper and
Leo Bosse; 10. Curtis Water-
man, Ozzie Jones, Bob Mc-
Culloch and George St. Marie;

11, Harry Bate, Joe Kil-
lough, Bob Cormier. and Jack
Kelly; 12. Johnny Woytella, Ed
Schulte, Peter Pellegrin and
Bert Cherrington; 13. Ernie
Mills, Art Hawkins, Joe Schia-
von and Norman Fishwick; 14.
Ceci] Bradford, Fred Giraud,
Ollo Walker and Jim Kelly.

Spares include Cyril Bell,
Otto Anderson and George
Koehle. -

By the time you read these
words, two games cach will
have been played in the new set
up. Naturally, we can’t give you
the results until next week, but
here are the draws for next
week:

Jan. 11, 10 a.m.—Wilson
vs. Bale, Lyons vs. Bradford,
Wadey vs. Mills and Murphy.
vs. Waterman.

Jan, 12, 10 a.m.—Lyons vs.
Waterman, Murphy vs. Wilson,
Everard vs, Bate and Lipselt
vs, Woylella; 1:00 p.m.—Dalziel
vs. Bradford and Verzuh vs.
Leroy.

Jan, 13, 10 a.m.—Leroy' vs.
Mills, Everard. vs, Lipsett,
Verzuh vs. Woytella and Wa-
dey vs. Dalziel.

Zone playdowns and inter-
club visits will be items of
interest in the coming weeks
and I will try to keep you
informed aboul these as they
happen.

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By Pat Metge

Two altractions in the
Junior Hockey League are
coming up this week. Tonight
the Junior Rebels take on the
Rossland Warriors, and with
many: of the Warrior players
being Castlegar residents, this
is always an ig en-

Qudes to offer an art class for

adults at the Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary School. This
course will offer the partici-
pants five weeks of instruction
from each instructor.

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We are once again offering
ics course, and this year

counter.

On Saturday the league
AllStar game is scheduled for
Rossland, With the best players
from both divisions taking part
in this game, there should be

many moments of excellant _

hockey action,
. * 8

At the start of the fall
schedule for public skating, a

.Sunday evening of adult skat-

ing was scheduled. Due to the
poor response at that time, the
session was opened to teens.

Since thal time, we have
had many requests for the
solely adult session, Starting
right, awzy we will once again
be holding adult skate sessions
from 8 to 9:15 on Sunday eve-
nings. These sessions will be
open to anyone 18 years of age
and over.

As well, if parents who are
skaling, bring their children,
the children will be admitted.
So hopefully, we will see you at
the arena on Sunday evenings,

. 8 8

Well, we are now in the
midst of registering for our
January courses, and these
registrations will continue to
the start of all courses. How-
ever, we do have a limit on the
size of all our programs, there-
fore we do hope that you' will
register early in the course ‘of
your choice and avoid being
disappointed,

es 8 68

This past year we have

held children’s art classes in

Robson and due to their.

popularity, we are now ex-
panding the class to include a
course al the Kinnaird Elemen-
tary School.

Daisey Havdale, who will
continue jinslructing in the
Robson School, will also handle
the Kinnaird class.

Daisey will also be com-
bining her talents with Julie

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are fortunate to, have Jerry
Enewold as instructor, Jerry
brings to us much experience
which he gained through in-
structing at schools and col-
leges in the United States.
o 8 6

One of the new and rather
unique activilies that we will be
affering this time in our Janu-
ary course schedule is a Music
Appreciation class. This class
will be held in Blueberry and
will be open lo any children
between tlie ages of eight and
12,

Robyn Miller-Tait, who
will act as instructress, informs
us she ‘hopes to stress basic
theory, singing, introduction to
band and orchestra instru-
ments and the enjoyment of
music.

* 8 8

Quickly changing tempo
for a minute, I wish to remind
you of two of our more
gruelling activities.

On Mondays and Thurs-
days, at the Tarrys School,
Derrik Rotherme] will be of-
fering classes in self-defense.

This class, which is a basic
course in self-defense tech-
niques and karate, can be taken
on a monthly basis. That is;
persons . will register for” a
month's duration, after’ which
time they may continue or drop
out of the class.

From past experiences, we -

doubt that many people will be
dropping out.

Once again for the teens
we will be offering a wrestling
class. This class is for any boys
over the age of 12 who wish to
improve their physical fitness
and learn all the techniques of
amateur wrestling.

*

‘Whatever your interest, I
hope we have something for
you, For further information
phone 365-3386.

Play First League Game

The Stanley Humphries
Secondary School Junior Rock-
eltes basketball team is now in
full swing.

Team managers are Lydia
Zibin and Chris Pereverzoff.

The team played its first
league game against L.V.
Rogers of Nelson, downing
them by a 43-17 score shared by
eight Rockelles.

In an exhibition match
against Trail's J.L. Crowe, the
team lost 60-26. Poor hustle on
defense and lack of rebounding
were the main reasons for the
poor showing.

Areturn match was played
in Trail and Rockettes played

- with a whole new attitude. Lots

of hustle and desire resulted in
the team’s best game of the
season. Although they lost
38-25, ‘Coach Pilatzke was
pleased with the strong team
effort.

Team members are Lori
Harshenin, Kim Smith, Sari
Sather, Angela Baff, Lori Price,
Jami Milliard, Natalie Chevel-
dave, Sharon Plotnikeff, Pam
Schreiber and Lori Alexander,

Team managers are Lydia
Zibin and Chris Pereverzoff.

Tn basketball action this

week, the junior and senior

People DO read

Rockers play host to the Grand
Forks teams‘ tomorrow eve-
ning.

On Saturday evening the
16-and-under boys’ team play
against J. Lloyd Crowe at 6:30.
AUT p.m, the senior Rockettes
will play the strong L.V.
Rogers team.

Club badminton has begun,
with games to be held on
Monday evenings. Pat and Jane
West, two of the finest players
in the interior of B.C., are
coaching the club members,
New members are welcome.

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children and senior citizens $1.

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Sunday, January 9
Monday, January 10
Tuesday, January 11

Wednesdey, January 12
Thursday, January 13

Castlegar Rebels vs Nelson Juniors. 8 p.m. Adults $2,
children and senior citizens $1.

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Scotland was victorious
over Canada on New Year's
Day when the traditional curl
ing game, which has been an
annual event here since 1962,
was held in the Castlegar
Curling Rink.

* While the score was not
available, a spokesman for the
Scottish team said it was a win
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Negreiff (2). The Mustangs’
goals were scored by G. Ste-
wart, B, Watt and B. Lege-
bokoff. Assists went to B, Watt,
B, Legebokoff and K. Swet-
lishoff.

Jan, 2—Bruins 2, Maple
Leafs 2, In goal.for the Bruins
was D, DeRosa and Maple Leaf

Curlers Uphold New Year Tradition .
nd Victorious Over Canada

bers are honor-bound not to

sleep the night before the game _
‘which usually gets underway

around nine or 10 a.m.

A breakfast comes first
which, along with bacon and
eggs, includes black pudding.’
This year's host was the very
familiar Alec McKinnon.

The first two ends are
generally followed by a sing-
song and then back to some
more serious (?) curling.

This year Scotland was
represented by Alex and Allan
McKinnon, John Stewart, Bill
Watt ~and Bill “Mac" Van
Yzerloo,

18—Nelson at Castlegar
18—Cranbrook at Castlegar
20—Traii at Castlegar
22—Castlegar at Kimberley
23—Castlegar at Cranbrook
29—Castlegar at Rossland
30—Fernie at Castlegar
February:
4—Castlegar at Creston
5—Castlegar at Nelson
S Kimberley at Castlegar

Canada was represented

by Trig Kaardal, Al Jaques,

Peter Kazakoff, Carl Henne,
Bill Johnson, Bill Ellis, Bill
Brady and Bruce MacMillan
who came back from Hudson
Hope especially to take his
‘place on the team.

Junior Hockey League Standings

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THE CITY OF CASTLEGAR

PUBLIC NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to By-Law No. 167.
cited as ‘Castlegar South Water
Loan Authorization By-Law No. 167, 1976" the
Council of the City of Castlegar intends to carry
out improvements to the Castlegar South Water
System as shown and described in a report pre-
pared by MecMan’ Engineering & Testing Ltd.,

AND THAT said report may be viewed during
regular business hours at the Municipal Office,
460 Columbia Avenue, N., Castlegar, B.C.

_ AND THAT to finance the construction’ of the
said works the Council proposes to borrow by
way of debentures a sum not exceeding Three
Hundred Thousand (300,000.00) Dollars, repay-
able not later than 25 years from the date of
issue of such debenture.
AND THAT unless within thirty days of the se-
cond and last publication of this Notice, not less
- than One-twentieth in number of the electors pet-
ition the Council for the submission of the said ©
by-law. for the assent of the electors, the Council
may adopt such by-law.

‘AND THAT, this is the fist of two publications of
Dated this 31st day of December, 1976 at Cas-

R. A. Beauchamp
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Scores of recent games:
Dec. 14—Castlegar 6 at

Trail 5.

Dee, 15—Nelson 4 at Cres-
ton 3.

Dee. 16—Creston 5 at
Castlegar 6.-

Dec.’ 17—Kimberley 2 at
Rossland 5, Creston’5 at Cran-
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berley 5, Cranbrook 5 at Spo-
kane 6, Castlegar 3 at Nelson 8,
Fernie 5 at Grand Forks 8.

Dee. .19—Rossland ‘7 at
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Trail 13, Fernie 1 at Spokane 4.

Dee, 21—Rossland 8 at
Trail 7, Spokane 4 at Kimber}ey
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Dec. 22—Cranbrook 4 at
Fernie 7, Kimberley 4 at
Creston 5,

West Division All-Stars

Rossland: Lyle Oliver,
Murray Price, Danny Walker,
Will McInnes, Robert Shersto-
bitoff and Gary Stanton.

Trail: Russ Lafreniere,
Mike Mondin, Barry Zanier,
Rick. Demore, Bernie Penner
and Chris Vianich.

Nelson: Mario Dibella, Lee
Keller and Scott McLeod.

Castlegar: Geoff Yule and
Brian Verigin.

Grand Forks: Gerry. Quir-
ing and Mike Negraiff. :

PETTITT PHOTOS

Dec. 27—Nelson 5, Castte-

2

Dec. 28—Spokane 10,
Castlegar 8,

Dec. 29—Castlegar 12,
Rutland 8. In goal for this game
was P, Churchill. Scoring for
Castlegar were M. Johnston
(3), J. Smith (2) and one each by
D. MacKinnon, D. Tamelin, D,
Perehudoff, 8. Jones, R. Mor-
ris, G. Walker and J. Obetkoff.
Assists went to D. MacKinnon
{2), J. Smith (3), D. Perehudolf
{8) and one each to D. Tamelin,
S. Jones, K. Semenoff and D.
Lightle.

Bantam Division

Dec. 18—West’s 4, Mike's
Mobile Homes 2. In goal for
West's was Cheveldave, and
Mike's Mobile Homes’ goal-
tender was J. Shmoorkoff.
West's goals were scored by
DePaoli, Cox, Ritter and Kales-
nikoff. Picking up assists were
DePaoli (2), Marquis and Arm-
strong. Scoring for Mike's was
L. Plotnikoff (2) with an assist
on one goal by W. Gorkoff.

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homes 6, Woodland Construc-
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Woodland.. Scoring for. Mike's
Mobile Homes were T. Reed
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“held Dec. 27 stn 28 in Nakusp,
with the Castlegar team taking
the second-place trophy. Teams
participating in the tournament
were allowed seven Juveniles
and eight Midgets, and a group
of local boys, not under the
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entered the competition.
- The team was directed by
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The Castlegar boys played
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local boys were narrowly beat- *

en by a score of 4-2 by the
Nakusp 18-and-under squad.

Goal-getters. for Castlegar
were Klitt with six goals; Dube,
five goals and three assists;
Kubus, three goals and two as-
sists; McKinnon, three. goals
and four assists; Koochin, two
goals and one assist; Keraiff,
two goals; Grimm, one goal and
one assist; and Drazdoff_ with
one goal.

Other teams participating
in the tournament were from
Lumby and Rossland.

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