Stanley Humphries

Secondary a
front row, left to right, Joe Tarasofi, Wayne i i
all-star); Join Veysey, Wayne Temelin (named to the tournament all-star) ‘and

ed |
Hawks 78-76 in the final ‘game
of’ the, sixth’ annual:Blue- and
Gold Tournament, Other! wins

oo ning? at®

Rockottes Ww: take on the team’:
from! North) Surrey. Other
‘leams participating: will be

son and:Trail.:We, hope’ to see

‘!; all interested fans out cheoring

‘o¢kettes also: did

1e
ell. jin weekend ‘action at

‘Surnament,, ‘placed ‘second.
theirjdivision and fo

Robin | T

‘4 Cranbrook-ended up ‘tops: Fri-

ee Mario Ball, Rog Veysey; Ivan Heroux: Martin Russel, Robert MeKib Roland
-Kempermen and ‘manager Ran Wayling. Victory came’ with .narrow margin’ of

* Barry De De Boel: Bask rom ieee eh eek Pees DS eee

. 78-76 when they defeated the Trail Ha peut a SHSGSHES Phos t
SHSS ‘Phot

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{the} Cranbrook ‘Trojanettes: a iM

ae Ey a Satur

ties defeated, Nelso ie

a Se Salmo'5

Culley and ‘Trudy ‘Lyons were |; i

selected as the most valuable

cand sportsmanlike. members of;

their.\team.. Keep. it
ettes!

” Pup Division

Dec. 3—Canucks 2, Oilers :
1. Scoring for the Canucks were’;

S. Jones and G. Gyurkovits,
with assists made by M.

Corbett, D. Boyce. and G.-:

-Gyurkovits. Scoring the only
goal for the Oilers was J.

~ Calder, assisted by S. Kanigan
and J. Verigin.

Dec. 4—Canadians 4, Sa-

bres 0. Goalies were T. Gevat-
koff for the Canadians and D.
Tamelin for the Sabres. Goals
were scored by J. Ejlwood (2),

J. Landis’ and K.: Keraiff.
Assists were made -by F. *

Pozdnekoff, J: Landis and. D.
Perehudoff.
‘Maple Leafs 8, Blazers 2.

Goalies .were P. Churchill for’. g

the Leafs ‘and | D.’ DeRosa: for
the Blazers. Scoring the Leafs’

goals were J. i batkets (4), 5. S

Watt (8)2'and:D.

‘by T. Baulkham.

Dec." 6—Jets- 4, “Maple :

Leafs 2. In goal for the Jets was
‘Soloveoff and the Maple Le:
‘s'goalie was D.

and G.; Walker, (2)..The Leafs’
goals were scored by G. Ponde-
‘licek and By Watt, with assists

inakin. Scoring :
for the Jets were 'D. Lightle (2) |’

Pondelicek.
Dec. 7—Blazers

8. The goalies were A. Dunn’ for;

the Blazers and G. Silvester.for
the” ‘Canucks, Scoring ‘the. the i
Blazers were D.,DeRosa (2), L.

Lauriente::and! G. Bording.
Assists were . made ‘by |L.
Lauriente, D. Melsted and. T.
Baulkham. The Canuck goals

_were scored by G: Gyurkovits

(2) and: W.. Walsh.

Dg

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Jets 5, Sabres °4.: Scoring

for the Jets were Walker. (2), F. ‘:
ff ( ry

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*/Assists were made by <D.:
\ Lightle‘and G.,. Walker.‘ Phe,
Sabres’ goals were scored ty :

Morris (2) and,Brunton (2). An

2—Bruins 6, Cana-

:’ Goalies’ were; D,
Johnston for the Bruins and J.
Shmoorkoff for tHe: :Ganadians.
Scoring:the Bruins’ goals. were

Perepolkin eh G Prive and Hi
Kanigan:,The Canadians' goals j
Ison }(2),

BSS
Leafs 10. Scoring for the Mus-

D.°Knowler assisted by’:
Keraiff.
Dec. «4 Rangers 5. Can-

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son areas may pick up their, Christmas Turkeys across |

Coxe} Std Rs i

Rangersand M.. Gyurkevits for

the Canucks, Scoring the

Rangers’. goals were'D. Markin

(2) Rs ‘Kanigan, J: Smith'and L.

“Alves: ‘Asslats were credited:to
Ma

by’S./Simonen, R.

aE:
Laliriente (2) G. Swetlikoff and’
on kham; with assists made’

Laureates P. Churchill

Dee. 2-KSCU 4; Legion 2
ere-T. Popowich for
M.: Quaedvlieg: for

“ Quaedviieg,
Strelieff.

“Wee Rep’ 2,
! Goalies ‘were Re
Cheveltave for’ the: Rep ‘team
id razdoffsfor Texaco.
scored by: L.
Stoushnow and J. Stewart,

'” agsisted by M. Lightle and P.

Homing.
Dec.,7—CSCU 8,'Pee wes

‘ Rep‘2. Scoring: for the CSCU. :

were D, Khadikin, J. Josafatow.
and 'M.,Wichert. Assists were
D.

Waltice. ‘The Rep goals’ were

“scored by 'T. Reed and P.

Horning, with assists from K::

: Sherstobitoff and D. Johnstone.-

* Dec. 8-KSCU 6, Texaco 3.

Kscu and D. Drazdoff for
‘Téxaco. Storing for the KSCU-
were D. Verigin, D. McKinnon,
© -R,'Sherstobitoff, D. Zoobkoff ©
(2) and I. Foubister. Assists

were made by D. M on, Re
Sherstobitoff, D. Verigin (2)
and P. Hyson. The Texaco goals
‘were scored by J. Antagnani,

°B, Kubos and A. Conroy, with

(continued on page 9)

From, the Dir

a See nhs

Starting Jan.°18 at .7.80
p.m., at ;Stanley. Humphries
Secondary School, we will be

offering a course in Conversa: ’

tional English! for, New Cana-
dians | who ‘speak little or {no
English at all. Mrs. Henne, who
is already teaching Portuguese
students English, will be in-
structing this course. The Eng-
lish course for:New Canadians
that; we started in September

‘will commence again in Jan-

uary, but: willbe more’ ad-.

vanced for those who.have |,

reached a certain level.’,
i *

~_ We will be offering a new
program of: Bridge’ classes.

jtarting Jan.:16 at Kinnaird
Blemenary School ‘from ‘7; to:
p.m., This: class .will b 4

we will have more information
on’a little‘ later. on; is .a’ short
course onthe Metric System;
something, we! are all going ‘to
have to know sooner or later.
en ee a

“News from our Community
Calendar of Events this week is
as follows: <

Dec: \d-Nordic 1 Lodge

Christmas Party inthe Nordic

Hall at 8 p.m. Anyone inter:

ested in: tickets is:asked to

“contact Reinsbakken' at 365-

7460. No tickets available at the
door.’

“Dec. 14 Adult. Activity
Centre is having’ a'tea and sale

ctor’ oa

‘whole, tournament.

ws "1. “Also a Cabaret for adults in

the Arena Hall starting at 5.30

pam:
Dee. 28, 29,°80—Interna-
tional Bantam Hockey’ Tourna-
‘ment featuring teams from
“Sweden, Canada and the USA.
‘More details on | this' ‘one will be
\dvertised.

* ‘BAGARMOSSEN
NORDIA |
“Nordic: Vikings”
“2 Class "Bi

e *“. “CASTLEGAR
; BANTAM REPS

ena (5 p.m. ) SARANA HALL

(Adults Only)

* THE “GENERATION GAP" =: «

Admission 2: $2.00 Fer? Couple |

of’ baking,. sewing,
and’ Christmas decorations

from 2 to 4 p.m: at the Legion:;

Hall.

‘ys 1 Dec. 2tInten tional Mi

nor Hockey Game “Sweden vs.
gar”. First game ‘will be

game starting at 9 p.m, at the :

Castlegar Arena. Admission

«will be adults $2 and students

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 12, 1974

SELKIRK COLLEGE

CASTLEGAR CAMPUS

WINTER SEMESTER BEGINS JANUARY 6, 1975
K ‘Applications are now being ‘received for
part-time and full-time study in the following:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAMS

Oiher ‘career programs at the Castlegar Cam-
pus receive students in September. only,

During the holiday period the College is
open except for December 25-29 and January 1.

For further information please phone. or
write to the! Chairman of the Business Adminis-
tration. Program, Mr. Bruce Ketchum, of to the
Registrar.

“Phone 365-7292 Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C.
; foie VIN 3J1

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“AS. exercise, here’s the
drill; Stand with your feet well
apart, hands on hips. Swing
your body so you Fefaciga
far left'as you can, Inj

fa

The first exhibition game

‘will begin at 5.80’ p.m. between *-
‘the Qastlegar. and ‘Swedish.
‘Banthm: teams.-The second:
game, scheduled for 8 p.m., will:

feature the Castlegar and Swe-
dish Midgets.

The tournament, schedule :

‘is as follows: 1

"played at 8, a.m;‘and ‘will: be

Grand: Forks Nelson vai ;

FAMILY.
SHOE RENEW :

ame 3 is. te Vp pm. ‘with
Calgary’ ‘va. Spokane,
Game 4 at 8.30 pm. is Trail
ys, Gastl

5 scheduled for 6
P. m., will be between’ the’
winners of Games 1 and2, while ~
the winners of Games 8 and 4°:
will play, Game 6 at 1 p.m.
Sunday, (7°

‘The winners of Games 6
and6 ‘will then play for the Gold
and Silver medals Monday : atl?
p.m.

Play that determines tl
Bronze medal begins with the
games Sunday during which
losers of Games 1 and 8 play at,

logers'of Games 2
then the

* the losers of Games 6 and 7, to ”
‘}-\ determine the team which is to

ibe ‘awarded the Bronze. Medal.

~~ Resulls: from Casflegar in District Minor Hockey.

“(continued ‘from: page’8)

assists from J. ‘Antignant and ©
Cox.

PPWC4, Legion 0. Goalies
were D. Wallace for PPWC and’
D. Drazdoff for Texaco. Beoring
were, D,. Fillipoff (2), /:T. ‘Hall-
sheff and M.. Nevakshonoff,
‘Assists’ were: made .by D.

Rayner, M. Nevakshonoff and

T. Halisheff. ;
Midget Division .-

+> Dee, 2—Crunchers 6, Capi-
tals 4, Goalies were G. Kabatoff
for. the Crunchers and 8,
Kereiff for the Capitals. Seor-

. ing for the Crunchers were C.

Perepolkin.(2), D. Walker, D.

tewart, A. Stewart. and W.
Perepolkin. Assists were made
by D. Walker (2),"A. Stewart,
B. Bermel (2) and:C. Koozneth,
‘soff. The: Capitals}: (poate we

Plotaikoff, and C.‘Grunerud
was goalie for’ the‘ Arrows. The
Stoners’ gctls were Scored’ by.

“B Keraiff, P. Klit (2), 8
Humphrey (2) and J. Gillman,
‘Assists were credited’ to.B.
Tassone, B. Dube, K, Basran, P.

Klit and A. Sherstobitoff. The:

Arrows’ goals were scored by
B. MacDonald and J..Makaroff,
with assists from J. Berme) pnd
+B.’ MacDonald.

“Dee: 3—Crunchers 6, Ston-

ers 2.'In goal were G. Kabatoff

for ‘the \Crunchers’ and’ 8.’
Keraiff for the Stonera. Scoring’

the Crunchers’. goals’ were ‘D.
Walker (3), C. Sookro: and: F.).
Barabanoff, with assists made
by K. Simonen, C. Kooznetsoff,:
* F..Loukianoff and A. Stewart.
‘The Stoners’ goals were scored
‘by B. Tassone and B. Dube,.
with assists from B. Tassone, B.
Gi .

Bozek, M. Varabiolf; P. Rilkoff,
Kirby.

B. Verigin and

Y=
Dec. 4-Midget Rep. 4,

City Centre Welcomes Public

Holds

: City Centre Motel opens:
its: doors and licenced’ dining:
room at 6 p.m. tomorrow for. its

;/.Grand Opening.

‘This'is' a’ completely. new”
‘venture for owner-manager .

, Lee ‘Ratke and ;his wife’ Gail

js. ment.

if CLASS “ae BOYS: 19.14 Yrs, (Bantaro)

"Competition gets more. intensive

‘Jat this age’ within. clubs and the 23
districts * representing the entire coun-.
ry. An, All-Star; team: is selected from
© each‘district for ‘National Tournaments
{andthe nation-wide TV- puck fourna-

CLASS “A” BOYS. 15-16: Vrs (Midget)

“At this age: level there .are many:

3 tournaments, district ! champioris:part--

icipate. for National, champions — as

Well ‘as TV. puck Tournament champs.

_ Boys are scouted thoroughly for nom-

ination to the. Swedish: National Téam

and inter-Scandinavian exchange tour-
Pnaments, 0.

Event”

x

who are new to ‘this. field. Gail -

Grand rising

says ‘it is ave very exciting and
‘hopes ‘people ‘will be a: bit
=patient: with them: at: the

beginning. Their ultimate, goal
cis! to'serve the public the way.
“they. would ‘like to be’ served
_-when ‘eating out.

= The. Ratkes, both: who

‘were born in, Winnipeg, but are -

‘formerly, ‘of Vancouver, enjoy.
the smaller- city.’ Lee*has
been: in ‘the.’sales’ field while

of Gail is ‘a hairdresser’, They left
“Vancouver. for -Maple Ridge in:

zesearch of a better‘place for
their: two. boys, Chris 10 ‘and
Jay 5. It was a little ‘over four.
months. ago they arrived in\
Castlegar.

While at Maple Rice

Ratke worked for:the munici-_

pality as business manager for
Century ‘74. While there, they

had what Gail ‘called: a hobby >

‘farm where they kept cows,
pigs and a few chickens.

‘Missing this environment
somewhat, they have acquired -

three dogs since ‘arriving here
and look towards the lakes for
satisfying their, love of boating.

City. Centre is featuring a’:

register in-which guests are
_ asked ‘to sign as well as make
any. comments, 7

y &¢ Present opening hours

, Junction Shell 1) In goal were
“S$. Kereiff for the Rep and
Chernoff for Junction Shell.
Scoring were J:, Makaroff (2),
-D. Walker. and) J. Bermel: for
the Rep team.' Assists were
made’ by D. Walker,’ F.) Tas-
sone, J. Makaroff, D. Rutland
and G. Nixon. The’ only Shell
goal was scored by, B. Innes,
assisted’ by: Schuepfer and
Infanti.

Commercial,

Dec. 4—Maddocks 6, Ju-
veniles 2.

Intercity Rep Games Z

Dec: 4—(In Trail) Bantam
"Rep 1, Trail Rep 2. pox

Dec. :.7—(In “Spokane)
Castlegar Pee Wee “B” Rep 7,
Spokane “B”-Rep 0. Goals were

“could be extended inthe future, 3 :

says Gail, but right now she and
Lee just) want to get ac-

scored by D,”Markin (8), G.
Swetlikoff, P: Laurino, 8, Si-
monen and K.: Kirby. Assists
were made by P. Laurino (3), D.
Markin, K. Knowler and A.

Isakson. .. 3
Dee. 8—{In Spokane) Cas-
R

_ tlegar Pee Wee ep
Spokane !'B'' Rep 4. Scoring '-
were-D. et K. Kirby (2), :

Knowler and

Dec.’ (In ‘Klisbertey)
Castlegar Bantam Rep 9, Kim-
berley.'3.In ‘goal ‘for:.the
Castonnt Rep were,L. Ingham

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. Various Members of the ‘Community
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17th
Ni S.H.S.S.. 7. p.m:
Admission
Adults $1.00 Students 50c
Children under the age of 10.— Free

- Special. Exhibition Game
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29 — ‘3 PM.

Bovarmosien Nordia:""A” vs Castlegar Midge Reps”

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