CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 30, 1976

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members caught by the camerain the dressing room just prior to_

thelr appearance during Minor Hockey Week. The game ended ina
4-4 tie with more than one spectator noted doing a double take

the game are, left to right, Sharon Lizee, Elaine Horlick, Sandy
Lizee, Nicki Verzuh and Darlene Innes kneeling.

before realizing the girls bad taken the ice over. Some of the team

Castlegar News Photo

Jr. Rockers Win Tournament

The Junior Rockers, with
thelr hard drives, fast breaks
and tough defense, managed to
win thelr own tournament over
the weekend,

In the first game, the
Rockers beat Midway by a
score of 63-40, The secand game
saw a much closer.match with
the Rockers coming out on top
in overtime, 63.61,

In the final game, against
Invermere, the scare was 67-61,
James Warner and Rick Sol-
berg were chosen for the
AllStar Team.

Next weekend the boys
will be travelling to Kamloops
for a tournament, Here they
will face cight teams, three
from the coast and four from
the Okanagan, Good Luck boys!

‘The Junlor Rockettes arc

also doing quite well, They
defeated Kinnaird Junior Se-
condary by a scaro of 72-29,
Janlee Moxley and Judy Chev-
eltave made a gond offensive
effort.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 90, 1976

SALES & SERVICE

In Trail, they
ly defeated 29-20, Judy Ish and
Patti Popwich made some fine
plays and were quick in getting
the defensive rebounds.

Playing against Grand -

Forks, the girls defeated the
visiting team by a score of
4529. A fine offensive perfor-
mance was shown by Liz
DaCosta, Judy Ish showed
strong defensive rebounding.

his week both: junior
teams will travel to Trafalgar
in Nelson and to Beaver Valley,
On Saturday they will host J. L.
Crowe.

10-Year-Old Hans Edblad
Awarded Gold Aggregate

Hans Edblad had been
awarded the gold aggregate
having ‘placed first in boys’,
10 years old and under, during

Castlegar & District Minor Hockey

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Costa, Nevakshonoff, Halisheff,
Conroy and Barnes,

Castlegar 1, Spokane 1
(No record of place or date.) In
goal for Castlegar was. D.

kane goal was scored by J.
Jacobs on an assist by V. Wilds
and D. Smith.

Bantam Rep
Jan. 25—(In Castlegar)
Castlegar 7, Spokane 0. Goalies

Wallace, Scoring the Castlegar were L. Ingham and R. Kirby
goal was T. Halisheff on an for Castlegar. Scoring goals
assist by B. Kubos. The Spo. were S. Bozek, G. Pace, R.

Grim, D. Kirby, G. Sorenson (2)
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and M, Varibioff. Assists went
to D. Kirby, N. Voykin, J.
Townsend, B. Verigin, B. Naz:
aroff and G, Pace,
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fastlegar 7, Spokane 0. Goalies
th, 368-9907 were L, Ingham and R. Kirby
463-2nd. Ave., Rivervale for Castlegar. Scoring goals
5.8, No, 1, Trail, B.C. were S. Bozek, G. Pace, R.

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Grim, D, Kirby, G. Sorenson
(2) and M. Varibioff. Assists
went lo D. Kirby, N. Voykin, J.
‘Townsend, B. Verigin, B. Naz-
aroff and G, Pace.

Jan. 26—(In Castlegar)
Spokane 5, Castlegar 4, Goalies
were L. Ingham for Castlegar
and F. Ham for Spokane. The
Castlegar goals were scored by
8. Bozek, G. Pace, D. Kirby and
G, Sorenson. Assists: were
made by D. Kirby, S. Bozek, B,
Verigin, G. Pace and J. Town-
send. The Spokane goals were
scored by M. Fielding, M.
Senton, K. Blair, M. Moore and
B, Bodman, Assists were cre-
dited to B, Bodman, T, Macdon-
ald, J. Gillogly and M. Fielding.

Midget Division

No playing dates were
indicated for the following
Midget games:

Crunchers 4, Arrows 2,
Goalies were Kabatoft for the
Crunchers and G. Grunerud for

the ArrowssOtptichers' goals

were scored by*F.: Barabanow
(2); 1. Stewart and C, Perepol:
kin, with assists going to C.
Furlan and J. Bermel. The
Arrows’ goals were scared by
W. Keochin-and B, MacDonald.
Assists were made by C.

scored by M. Varabiolf, D. Kir-
by, B, Martin (2) and B.
Verigin. Assists went to B.
Martin, M. Varabioff, 8. Bozek,
G, Sorenson and R, Sherstobl-
toff. ‘The Capitals’ goals were
seored-by D. Obedkolf (2) and
B, Kambick, Assists were made
by K. Gorkoff, G. Nixon, G.
Berg, M. Polonikolf and B.
Kambick.
Midget Rep

Castlegar 3, Spokane 2.
Castlegar goalic was D. McMul-
len. Goals wore scored by J.
Bermel, K, Gorkoffand G. Yule.
Assists Went to G, Nixon, D.
Rutland, D, McKinnon, G. Yule
and K. Gorkoff, The Spokane
goals were scored by S, Meln-
tosh and D. Green, Assists
went toJ, Halstead, D. Gray, S,
McIntosh and D. McCallum.

Nelson 5, Castlegar 3. In
goal for Castlegar was D.
MeMullen, All three Castlegar

Is. were scored by B. Tas-

Yule and Dube, The Nelson
goals were scored by R.
Wright, J. Benger, D, Stewart,
B. Furino and H. Lehrie,
Assists were credited to B,

Saturday's invita-

Results

Parino, 8. Carlson, M. Hornby,
K, Underwood Wright and
Keeler,
Juveniles and Commercial

Juveniles 6, Commercial
All Stars 2, Goalies were
Akselson for the Juveniles and
Johnson for the All Stars.
Scoring the Juvenile goals were
Antignani {2}, Allingham, Mos-
caviteh, Nazaroff and New.
Assists were made by Archam-
bault, Bozek, Nazaroff, MeMil-
lan, Kambick and Wilson, The
Commercial goals were scored
by Carlson. and Huth, with
assists going to Mair, Sanders
and Antignanl.

Juveniles 6, Commercial -

All Stars 4. In goal were
Akselson for the Juveniles and
Kinakin for the All Stars.
Scoring the Juveniles’ goals
were Allingham, Nazaroff,
Cheveldave, Smitheram, Niel
and New, Assists went to Neil,
Wilson NV

‘Archambault,

MeMilan.-Meseaviteh,

tional meet held at. Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School,

Fifty-one youngsters took
partin the meet from Castlegar
and from gymnastic clubs from
Trail, Fruitvale, Nelson and
Proctor.

The following are the ag-
gregale winners:

Boys— 8 and Under

Martin Price,.Proctor, 19
pts. Gold; Tony Bonin, Trail, 16
pls., Silver; and Peter Sooka-
choff, Fruitvale, 18 pts,, Bronze,

Boys—10and Under

Hans Edblad, Castlegar, 16
pts., Gold; Peter Monk, Fruit-
vale, 15. pts, Silvers and
Michael Berger, Castlegar, 13
pts., Bronze.

Girls—8 and Under

Michelle Kromm, Trail, 19
pts. Gold; Linda Sadro, Proc-
tor, 9 pts., Silver; Patty Plotni-
koff, Castlegar, 9 pls., Silver;
and Ann Marie Edgar, Nelson,
8 pts. Bronze,

Girls—10 and Under
Naomi Ross, Trail, 19 pts.
Gold; Leanne Teindle, Trail, 11
pts., Silver; Shannon Pearce,
Nelson 11 pts,, Silver; Donna
Mailey, Trail, 9 pls., Bronze;

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Trail Gymnastle Club won
the tea hy.

The Commercial goals: were
scored by Remilaud, Moroso,
Gemmill and Miller. Assists
were made by Smith, Sheridan
and Potapoff,

Io
ties meet will be for boys and
girls under 12, under 14 and
under 16 years of age, and will
be held in Beaver Valley early
in March.

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Kooznetsoff, F. Loukianoff, C.
Perepolkin, D. Stewart, D.
Walker, and C, Sookro.
Capitals 5, Stoners 4, In
goal were R. McKenzie for the
Capitals and D. McMullen for
the Stoners. The Capitals’ goals

THE LANDLORD AND TENANT ACT:

Rutland, B. Johnson and D. : _
Obedkoff.. Assists were made

by D. Obedkoff, B. Kambick, D.

Heagy and D. White, The

Stoners’ goals were scared by

B. Tassone (3) and R. Veysey.. ¢ 5 E fe

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Sa ee Comune nee Bantam Reps 7, Crunchers
Z 0. Goalies were Ingham for the
Rep team and Kabatoff for the
= EE Crunchers. Scoring the Rep

goals were G, Sorenson (4), B. °
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Sherstobitoff, G. Sorenson, S._

Appledafe Hall
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A security deposit is the money hald by the landlord as security z
for the payment of rent in arrears, or for damages done to the residential premises.
‘The landtord may collect only one security deposit, of not more than half of one month's
rent. And he may collect this deposit only when the tenant first rents the premises.
- A landlord may not collect the last month's rent in advance,
in addition to the security deposit. K

What can’t the money be used for?

A tenant who gives notice of termination must pay the fast month's rent in full.

. The tenant may not expect to pay only half of the last month’s rent, and demand that the
landlord apply the security deposit to the balance owing,
unless both the tenant and landlord so agree in writing. i

What happens to the deposit when the tenancy is terminated?

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Arrows 7, Stoners 2. In
goal were Grunérud for the
Arrows and MeMullen for-the
Stoners. Scoring the Arrows’
goals were F. Tassone (2), D.
Dawson, J. Wishloff, J. Makar-
off, J. Bermel and C. Furlan.

TALENT PRIZES ‘Assists went to J. Makaroff, J.
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getting an assist as well.
Bantam Rep 5, Capitals 3.
Ingoal were Ia. Ingham for the
Rep team and R. MacKenzie for
the Capitals. Rep goals were

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accrued interest of 8% per year, within 15 days.

Where a dispute arises, every attempt should be made
by both parties to resolve it in an amicable and reason-
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Where an amicable agreement cannot be reached

within 15 days, the landlord must turn the security
deposit and the interest over to the rentalsman. A form

from the Office of the Rentalsman and must be used
inall cases. If the landlord's claim is less than or equal

or adjudicate on the disposition of the money held by
him in trust. 5

{f the claim of the landlord is larger than the money
held by the rentalsman, the landlord may elect to take
court proceedings, but he must do so within a two-
week period set by the rentalsman. If he fails to take
court proceedings within that period the rentalsman
will pay the money to the tenant upon an application.

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