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the history of local

AN EIGHT ENDER, believed Somnibbel only once before {a
curling, was the fate of a rink skipped by Pete

Murphy on Wednesday of last week during the curling action of

the Pensioners’ Curling Club. Members of hls history-making
rink, shown here with the rocks still in place, are, left to right, Bill

Bisell, lead. The ‘unlucky rink was akipped by Gene Golllnet with
Nick Andreashuk, third; George Wilson, second; and George St.
Marie, lead.—Pensioners’ Curling Club Photo

Pensioners Curling Club

Makes History with Eight-Ender

By John Dalziel

Last week was a honey;
schedules altered, extra games
played and everyone quite
excited about it all, Naturally,
the biggest news story of the
week had to be the eight-ender
Pete Murphy and his boys were
fable toscore in their game with
‘the Gene Goffinet rink, Mind

you, there was no discredit to
See for the end; he was laying

ot when Pete went to play his
rock. There was only one

SNiway' that Pete could get the

shot ‘rock out and he did it,
Seven more af his rocks were
spread out around the house
and it finished up as an
eight-ender.

With him, Pete had Bill
Waldie at third, Ed Schulte
second and Claude Bissell filling
in at lead. The unlucky’ ones
besides Gene were Nick Andre-
ashuk third, George Wilson
second and George St. Marie
lead. It is to be hoped that some
token of appreciation can be
made to Pete and his boys to
remind them of what has tobea

highlight of their curling ca-
reer.

‘The two rinks taking part
in the zone playdowns went
down to defeat in fairly short
order, the Dalziel rink losing
two straight and the Verauh
rink losing two out of three.
They had a good time, though,
but sure appreciate the beauti-
fal fee we enjoy here, in
Castlegar.

Resiilts;lastiweek we:
Dalziel over pias Murphy
over Verzuh; Woytella over
Jacobson; Bradford over Le-
Roy: Dalziel over Goffinet;
Jacobson, Everard postponed:
Verzuh over LeRoy; Murphy
over Goffinet; Lyons over Ev-
erard; and Bradford over Woy-
tella.

There is only one more
game to be played in the second
round robin at time of writing
this. The standing as of Jan, 23
sees Cecil Bradford's rink lead-
ing the way with 12 points,
Woytella and Verzuh tied with
11 each and Pete Murphy still
very much in contention with

Castlegar Aquanaut
Speed Swim Club

ANNUAL

MEETING

Tonight, January 30
7:30 P.M.
KINNAIRD HALL

to borrow is

Waldie, third; Pete Murphy, skip; Ed Sebulte, second; and Claude

10, This has been a much closer
competition than the first and
better enjoyed on that, account.
The draw for the third round
robin will be made today, and it
is likely the same method will
be used to draw the rinks.

In closing, the oldsters
would like to pass along their

very best wishes lo the young-
sters for their success In Minor
Hockey Wetk. We wish them
all the best and remind them
that while winning ean be
important, the way the game is
played is even more 50,

That's it for. this ce
Good Curling.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Junior Hockey League Standings

Kootenay International Junior Hockey League has re-
leased its standings es of Jan, 27 and are as follows:
Easter Division
Cranbrook Colts
Femie Sabres
Kimberley Knights
Spokane Rockets

Western Division
Trail Jr. Smoke Eaters

Rossland Warriors 30
Grand Forks Border Bruins 29
Nelson Maple Leafs 30

Top 10 scorers, as of Jan. 20, are as nellowes

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Local Badminton
Players Place
Well in Tourney |

+ Local badminton players
have placed well at the South-
ern Okanagan Championships
held on Jan. 18 and 19 at
Penticton.

Results were as follows:

ision mixed—Barb

Osachoff and Greg Paul de-
feated Roger Kerby and Sheri
Mclvor of Nelson 15-12, 16-1.
Greg Payl and Roget Kerby of
felson’ wort the meh's doubles

“title over''Téd Weys and Don

Kroschinsky of Kelowna. Greg
also won the singles over Ted
Weys with a score of 15-2, 15-4.

In the:"B” division, Don .

Poole and Bill Perepolkin de-
feated Bill Kooznetsoff and
Chet Anomasiri of Nelson 11-

“15, 15-11 and 15-12,

Other local players who
travelled to this tournament
and reached the semi-finals in
several events were Fred
Wachuk, Irene Perepolkin and
Bev Lockerby.  -

On Jan, 25-26 five players
travelled to'Salmon Arm for
the Shuswap Open. In the
ladies “A mixed, Bev Locker-
by and Don Poole lost to Gillian
Paynter and Ted Weys of
Kelowna. Hev teamed up with
Gillian to capture the ladies
doubles “A” tille over Heather
McKay and Mitzi Schaasfma of
Salmon Arm.

Two ‘junior players, Pat
and Jane West, showed great
promise, reaching the semi-
finals in the “A” flites’in
several of their events.

Don Poole and Bill Perepol-
kin were narrowly defeated in
three games of the men's
doubles “A”. flite semi-finats.

Local players will be at-
tending the North Okanagan

Championships at Vernon on_

Feb. 15 and 16.

Death-Injury
Rote Varies
In Size of City

Cities with populations
from 25,000 to 100,000 report a
death-injury rate of five bi-
cyclists per 10,000 population,
making them the most danger-
ous for éyclists, The larger

Outdoors Conferences

AACN AS

A

Major Groups Mee! Regionally

Virtually all major groups
interested in outdoor recrea-
tion—from bird watchers to
snowmobllers—will meet in a
series of regional conferences
throughout British Columbia
“gimed at co-operation and
mutual respect among people of
widely different pursuits,
rather than confrontation and
rivalry”, according to the or-
ganizers,

‘The conferences, termed
“Recreational Uses of Wild
Land”, are being organized by a
committee formed initially by
the B.C, Federation of Moun-
tain Clubs in co-operation with
the B.C. Sports Federation and
the B.C, Institute of Tech-

- nology. Representatives of pro-
vincial and regional govern-
ments will sit in on the sessions,

The first conference is at
Vernon on Feb. 8 from 9 to 5
p.m, at the Senior High School,
hosted by North Okanagan
Naturalist Club and assisted by
the B.C, Snow Vehicle Associa-
tion. Remaining sessions will be
on consecutive Saturdays in
Castlegar, Vancouver, Vietoria
and Prince George with meet-

‘Those attonding cach’ regional
session will be asked to:name
delegates toa provineial confer.
ence slated for April 12°and 13
at BCIT in Burnaby,
Conference organfzar ‘alan
Carter of Port Moody,slates,
“Allsessions will focus.on three
subjects—recreation  #fesource
administration, publics partiel-
pation in recreation develop-
ment and education and. salety
programs. Organizations ‘ con-
cerned with wildnerness:recre-
ation are invited to}.send
delogates to the nearest confer-
ence, Registration fee {s $2 and
coffee will be provided,'but
delegates are on theirlown for

ing places to be announced.

THANK YOU

Many thanks to the volunteers for their help
during Minor Hockey Week; fo the parents and
the community for thelr contributions and support
and fo all the Players and participants,

1975 MINOR HOCKEY WEEK COMMITTEE B

You Owe If To Your Hearl

You may let your heart down many times,
But It only has to let you down oncel
Do something — Take part in

“FITNESS MONTH ACTIVITIES”

. February 2nd

WAMM WALK

February 9th

Recreation Sunday ot
Stanley Humphries High School

February 20th, 21st & 22nd

Fitness Testing Station
Stanley Humphries High School

February

“KEEP A AT ety BALL”

oO an oe

= sae ‘was presented a

Lightle.

Mr. Lightle

tated it was not only the time given by Mr.
Gray, but the fact he has no children involved i

hockey, a factor which leads many adults to

alte ene by atoclation president Bob doing thelr part.—Castlegar News Photo

REFEREE SWEATERS have often been
douued by younger members of the Castlegar
and District Minor Association making players
just « Little more famillar with ‘what the job
curtails, This has also led to an increase in the
_-punber of referees ayallable ss theve Young

ple pu

ir acquired
' Muring games of young players. Ie is bot anual te

use helping

Sea Soea

tee a gitl in a relerce's sweater, but Colleen
Kilpatrick took an interest last year and Is still
helping whenever possible. She is shown here
with Jeff Stewart, who plays with the Pee Wee
Reps, but who also donned a referee's sweater
yy during Minor Hockey Week

Caatl

activities.
leger News Photo

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 30, 1975
a é

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Resulfs

OFFICE HOURS

“Recreation News from the Director's Desk

Mite Divistor
Jan, 25— Spokane: 6,
Castlegar Mite All Stars 1,
Jan, 26—Castlegar Mite
All Stars 1, Spokane 1.
Pup Division
Jan. 21—Maple Leafs 4,
Blazers 3, In goal for the Leafs
was Churchill. Scoring the Leaf
goals were K, Semenoff (2) and
D, Kinakin (2). An assist was
made by Obetkoff The Blazer
goals were scored by L, Laur-
iente, D, Reed and D, Melsted,
with an assist made by L.
Plotnikoff,
Canucks 8, Ollers 0. In goal

“were G. Silvester for tho

Canucks and J. Calder for the

+ Ollers. Scoring goals were C,

Kilpatrick (2), W. Walsh, M.
Corbett, S. Jones (2) and D.
DeCosta (2). Assists were made
by P. Moroso, M. Corbett, B.
Krug, G. Gyurkovits, 8. Jones
and W. Walsh.

Jan, 25—Maple Leafs 7,
Jets 2. Goalies were D. Kinakin
for the Leafs and Soloveoff for
the Jets. Scoring the Leaf goals
were J, Obetkoff (6) and B.
Watt. Assists were credited to
Churchill, Watt and Dyer. The
Jets’ goals were scored by
Lightle and Pondelicek, on
assists by Walker, Lightle and
Pondelicek,

Sabres 3, Jeta 1. In goal
were Stewart for the Sabres
and Sparkman for the Jets.
Goals were scored by B.
Alexander, T. Swanson and R.
Morris for the Sabres. Assists
were made by B. Alexander, B.
Padowinikoff and K. Chevel-
dave. The lone Jets' goal was
scored by G. Walker.

Castlegar Pup Reps 2,
Spokane 1, In goal were D.
Kinakin and T. Baulkham,
Scoring were F. Pozdnekoff and
D. McKinnon, with assists

* made by G. Walker, P. Church-

ill and F. Pozdnekoff.. The
Spokane goal was scored by B.

Jones on an assist from S. -

Brown.
Jan, 20—Rangers 6, Can-

‘ucks 5. In goal were N.

Chernoff for the Rangers and.
Gyurkovts for the Canucks,
r3' goals were scored by
nea (2h 5. Molnar, N. Reid,
A. Isakson and D. Markin.
Assists were made by
Kanigan, D.Markin, A. Isakson
and N. Reid, The Canucks’
als were scored, by, Dinning

g
(2), Simonen (2) and Lauriente,

Making assists were Fitzpat-

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=. sonably good physical condi--

family. Hot chocolate, hot cof-
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val certificates are free for all
who participate.

On Feb. 9, we will be
having Recreation Day at Stan-
ley Humphries High School.
There will be badminton, bas-
kethall, volleyball, floor hockey,
table tennis and tumbling for
the whole family, so don’t just
come alone. Recreation Day
will go from 1.30 to 6 p.m..and
there is no charge.

‘The main aim of ‘Keep A
Fit Heart Month’ is to make the
public more -aware of the
importance of keeping in rea-

tion: We do not claim that being
physically fit will cure all ills,
but we do. say that you will
standa better chance of surviv-
ing serious ailments if you are
in good physical condition. And

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and can probably offer you
some. Call the Recreation Of-
fice and let. tis know what you
have in mind. We will publicize
any fitness-oriented program or
event you take on in February.
We would also like to hear from
you if your group is planning on
taking in any of the events
already scheduled.

Here are the results of our
gymnastics invitational meet
held last Saturday at Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School. In the
boys 10 and under, Hans
Edbtad came first and received
tho gold aggregate; Michael
Berger came third and seeated
the bronze aggregate. In

and under, Patty Sietett”

came second and received the
silver aggregate.

Fifty-one youngsters took
part in the meet from Castlegar

and from gymnastic clubs from °

Trail, Fruitvale, Nelson and
Proctor. The next low level
gymnastics meet will be for
boys and girls under 12, under
14.and under 1¢ and will be held
in Beaver Valley early in
March, Trail Gymnastic Club
‘won the team trophy.

rick, Swetlikoff, Bobroske,
Laurlente and Gunderson,

dlans 1, In goal for the Bruins
was D. Johnstone, The Bruins’

goal
no, K. Maloff (2), L. Kalesnikoff

ple Leafs 0, In goal were
McGuire for the Mustangs and

SPORTS

S. Armstrong for the Leafs.
Goals were scored by R, Kirby

Martin, R.A
and G. Marquis,

Castlegar 4, Spokane 2. In goal
for Castlegar were D. John-
stone and N, Chernoff, while
the Spokane goalie was Derby.
Scoring for Castlegar were K.
Knowler, G. Gallo, A. Isakson
and G, Swetlikolf. Assists were
made by P. Nelson, R. Martin,
P. Lauriente, G. Gallo, P.
Laurino and D. Ki
kane goals were scored by
Schaal and Ola
made by Ken!

goal for Castlegar were N.
Chernoff and D. Johnstone.
Scoring were.D. Knowler (2)
and G, ‘Swetlikoff (2). Assists
were made by R. Martin, R.
Knowler, P. Laurlente, P, Lau-
ino, P. Markin, A. Isakson and
G. Gallo, The Spokane goals
were scored by Vokecek, Nel-
son and Schaal, with assists
made by Kent, Griffith, Mur-
phyy Wallen and Day.-

3, In goal for Texaco was D:
Drazdoff, and the KSCU goalie
was R, Zaytsolf. Scoring the
Texaco goals were D, Cox (2),
G. Moroso, A. Conroy, B. Kubos
(2), G. Ingham (2) and J.
Antignani, Assists went to G.

Moroso, J. Antignani, G. Ing-
ham, A. Conroy and C, Bo-
broske. The KSCU goals were
scored by D, McKinnon (2) and
E. Adams, Assists were cre-
dited to E, Adams, R. Shersto-
bitoff, D, Verigin and D.
‘McKinnon.

Jan. 21—Brulns 5, Cana-

Is were scored by P, Lauri-

+ Gallo. Assists were

made by K, Maloff and G.
Prive. Scoring the ‘Canadians’
goal was K, Knowler on an
assist from K. Kirby.

coring the Rep goals
were M. Lightle, P, Horning,
and K. Shorstobitoff, Assists
were made by Krug, Sherstobi-
toff and Stoushnow. The PPWC
goals were scored by Rayner
+ (2) and T. Halisheff, with
Halisheff also getting an assist.
Jan, 23—Legion 6, CSCUS.
Goalies were Miller for the
Legion‘ and Perras for CSCU.
Scoring the Legion goals were
Strelieff (2), Horning, Quacd-
velieg and Zibin, Assists were
made by Horning, Jenkins,
Quacdveliog, Kalyn, Kanlgan
and Smitheram. The CSCU
goals were scored by Barnes,
Costa and MeDonatd, with
assists made by Josafatow and
josta.

Jan, 22—Mustangs 4, Ma-

Castlegar News

N. Chursinoff and R..
drew. Assists went to R.
ndrew, M. Cook’

Jan, 25—(Pee Wee “B")
Bantam“B" |

Castlegar 10, Spokane. In goal
for Castlegar was D, Wallace.
Goals were scored by J. Josafa-

Halisheff (2) and singles by

Strelioff, F. Costa and D.

Kanigan, Assists went to T.

Strelioff (2), M. Nevakshonof,

D. McKinnon, G, McLachlan, B.

with assists icubos, M. Wichert, T. Halisheff
and F. Costa,

nowler. Spo-

Castlegar 4, Spokane 4. In

jantam Division
ane 20—Texaco 9, KSCU

Second Week/ January 30-February 5

cOLUnee VALLEY WINTER FESTIVAL
EAVER “nos LAND,

January 24 to Berne 2
DUPLICATE BRIDGE Jan. 30 7:30 pm Opan participation
Mcintyre Room, Cominco Arena In Teall, *Michael Kelfer

CURLING —ROSSLAND Golden City First Annual Festiva
af Sports Mixed, Bonspiel Jen. 31 6 pm z
‘Rossland Civic A to West colony fied rink,
Piety nm. cece Dyson
CURLING.” BEAVER VALLEY ‘Atemoan Bonapel
an. S1-4:30 pm Fob. 1, 2.1.pm aay "eruvate Cutting Rink,
Dona’ Stepley,. Montros
HOCKEY \ Jon. 318: 30 am Cominco Arena Trail mokeatra
vs. Spokane
BAVARIAN wights fin. Bu Feb. 1 6 pm Cominco Gym.
neal, “tou Kratky 3
GOLF — TRAIL To select a representative
one void Snow Golf Ghinporsies In Prince George,
feb, 2110 23, SM, Mord -1932,
OCKEY. Feb. 1 8 "em Cominco Arena Trall Junior
Srakoaters vs. Granbio
KITE FLYING. — HANG GLIDING —" REO MOUNTAIN
Feb. 1, 2 8 am Participants from B.C., Alberta, U.S.A. Red
Munisin SH Area, General Hoe aatial bombing, timed
lights. *Ken Greene 3

Jan. 18— (In Spokane)

two{3), M. Nevakshonoff (2), T. -

Jan, 19—(In Spokane) Monday & Tuesday
Castlegar 6, Spokane 4, Goalle
was D, Drazdoff, Scoring for
Castlegar were D. Kanigan (2),
T. Halisheff, J, Josafatow, T.
Strelioff and P, Moroso, Assists
were made by M, Nevakshon-
off, T. Strelioff, D. McKinnon,
P. Moroso, M. Wichert and G.
Mclachlan,

Castlegar 4, Spokane 0.
(No record of place or date.) In
goal for Castlegar was D.
Drazdoff. Scoring were M.
Nevakshonoff, G, Moroso and
B. Kubos (2), Assists were
made by Josafatow, Strolieff,

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DATE & TIME”
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Dated at Nelson, B.C.
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