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Over 175 persona took part in Blueberry Creek's WAMM Walk Sunday

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By Jack Alouf
The Blueberry Creek
va Walk held last Sunday
to be very successful,
feith over 115 people partic
pating in the walk. In total
between Castlegar North and
South, Robson and Blueberry,
‘the WAMM Walks have seen
‘over 825 people taking part.

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‘day and Friday from 7 to 1
‘pam. and Saturday from 10 a. 5
‘to 4 pm, The week winds up

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jand banquet at the Hi Arrow

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

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From the Director's Desk

‘the Recreation Office for tick-

ets.
8 es

A new Duplicate Bridge
Club will be starting on Tues-
day, March 4 at 7.30 p.m. at the
Legion Hall. Cost is only $1 for
the evening and colfee is
inchided, Everyone is welcome.

The Castlegar Ladies’
Curling Bonspiel will be held,

ee ardiril and a2

A‘reminder ‘about the
fitness testing stations at Stan-
ley Humphries High School: the
times are Thursday and Friday
from.7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday.
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Everyone is
encouraged to come out and
either get tested or just come
for the information that will. be
avail ,

There will be several
booths: handling everything

from diet control and exercise *

programa to information. on
heart disease and cancer. You
will also be able to see films,
and refreshments will be avall-
‘able,

Pensioners Curling

Castlegar Curling Club Ice Considere

By John Dalziel

As mentioned in last
week's column, we had a visit
from four rinks of the Trail
Retirces’ Curling Club last,
Friday,

‘Competition was keen and
close, but once more the
greater experlence of the ‘Trail
curlers gave them just a alight
advantage.’

‘The ona thing that stood
‘out from this visit was the
unanimous praise the’ visitors
had for our {ce condition. Theo
(Frenchy) D'Amour, Trail's one
and only MacDonald ‘Brier
Champion, said It was the best
ice he had curled on this year
and that was just one of many
similar comments,

We expect to be paying a
retura visit to the Silver City in
a couple of weeks and will keep
you posted.

‘The following took part in

“this exchange match, the

Castlegar rinks first: C. Brad-
ford, N. Everard, G, Goffinet
and E. Newman vs. A. Milne, G.

: MacLaren, “A. Ross and C.

Williams; J. Dalziel, G. Wilson,
P. Soberlak and J. Schiavon vs.
W. Robertson, A. Vyse, H.
Murdock and E. Perkins; J.
‘Woytella, R. Jacobson, P. Pelle-

Castlegar and Districf Bowling Resulfs

Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
iS ‘Jan Newman 258,

LHT Annette Bouchard 637.

MHS Dave Calder 264.
MHT Dave Calder 702,

THS Mishaps 1020. THT
Mishaps 3019.

Team Points: Mishaps 54,
Sunshiners 46, Screwballs 424s,
phn Misfires 39, Expos’

"other 600's: Don Roster
664, Marv Wood 618, Greg
Stefoniuk 697, Jan Newman
613, Len Donald 624,

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Fob. 8)

LHS Irene Conroy 259,
LHT Irene Conroy 622.

MHS Walter Kanigan 274.
MHT Tom Cowlin 670. ,

THS ‘Spares 946. THT.
Spares 2758.

Team Points: Spares 344%,

Head Pins 34%, Low Lofters
fae SH The SBNSS4,
= Beslow

Mon. Night “Mixed 9-Hhy
(Feb. 10)

LHS Irene Conroy 368.
LHT Irene Conroy 805.

MHS John Postnikoff 251.
MHT Jean Conitois 655.
<..THS Low Lofters 998.
‘THT Head Pins 2817.

‘Team Points: Spares 35%,
Head: Pins 37%, Low Lofters
34, The. 550's 87, Challengers
48, Slow.Pokes 47. -

‘Tues. Morning Colfee Breakers
(Feb. 4)

LHS Bea Knutson 267.
LHT Bea Knutson 618 and
Betty Oglow 618. /

THS Mugs 960. THT Mugs

Fitness Testing Stations

See how you fair at the

FEBRUARY 20 & 21 — 7 to 10 P.M.
FEBRUARY 22 — 10 A.M..to 4 P.M.

Team Points: Cheerios 44,
Mutfets 42, Mugs 46, Pincurlers
36, Takefive 31, Wheaties 29.
Tues. Morning Coffee Breakers
(Feb. 1

LHS Collen Lightle 247,
LUT Colleen Lightle 645.

THS Pincurlers 1002, THT
Pincurlers 2600.

Team Points: Cheerios 44,
Muffets 46, Mugs 46, Pincurlers
40, Takefive 34, Wheaties 30.

Other 600's: Mary Perchu-
doff 619.

Tues. Ladies 1 p.m. (Feb. 4)

LHS Bobbie Keraeff 282.
LUT Bobbie Keraclf 656.

‘THS Macalister Ins. 941.
‘THT Macalister Ins. 2795.

Team Points: Macalister
Ins. 87, Independents 33, Boun-
dary Electric 45, Sentinals 36,
Lacy Five 30, Castlegar Drug

Dibes ons Vi McLuckie
liste: B15.

ced. no Pm

LHS Mable Postnikoff 286,
LAI? Judy Myers 596.

IS Fred Podmoreff 264.
Mit Marvin LeRoy: 689.

THS Misfits 1064. THT
Misfits 2873.

Team Points: Alloy Cats 1,
Regulars 1, Misfits 3, Ding Bats
1, Columbia 5 - 8, Screwballs 3,

Other 600's: Pat Taylor
681, Stan Bobnet 646, Fred
Pidmorelf 644, Tom Cowlin 640,

-MHT-Watter

Woodpeckers 8, Parrots 0,
Budgies 4, Canaries 0, Ee 4.
‘Thurs. Morning Ladi

LHS Nora Paulzon 245.
LHT Colleen Lightle 641.

Team Potnts: Teddy Bears
1, Beavers 2, Lions 2, Squirrels
3, Chipmunks 2, Minks 2,

Other 600s: Jean Sylvest
616, Mary Bermel 611. *
Thurs, 1 p.m. Rowdy Rollers
(Feb. 6)

LHS Shirley Barton 252.
LHT Betty Pinter 617.

THS Wailers and Groaners
945. THT Wailers 2697.

Team Points: Hooters 41,
Screamers 40, Groaners 43,
vate 57, Criers 31, Moaners

” Other 600's: Shirley Bar-
ton 614, Dianne Dermody 601.
Thurs. Night Mixed (Feb, 13)
LHS Lola Tymofievich 254.
LET lol Tymofievich 623.
20" MHS" Art Dusseaull,, a

grin and W. Somerfield vs. T,
D'Amour, W. Chartres, P.
Gavrilik and P. Cristante; and
E, LeRoy, L. Lyons, W. Waldle
and’. Schiavon vs. A. Merlo, J,
Strachan, G. Robb and P,
Fantin,

Following the curling, the
boys adjourned to the lounge
where a buffet lunch was sol up
and a soclal hour. was enjoyed
hy: everyone.

We are now just about at
‘the halfway point in the third
round robin and the table looks
like this: Everard and Dalziel
lead the pack with six points;
right on thelr heels are Brad-
ford, Woytella and Jacobson
with five; Lyons and Murphy
have four; LeRoy and Verzuh
two; and Gene Goffinet tagging
along with one,

‘There Is still lots of time
for these standings to be
changed, so don't get cocky At
‘one end and don't give up at the
other. tf
Next week's draws arp as
follows:

Tuesday, Feb. 25—Ever-
ard vs. Goffinet, Verzuh Vs.
Jacobson, Woytella vs, Dalziel
and Bradford va, LeRoy.’

Wednesday, Feb.’ 26—Ly-
ons vs, Murphy, Goffinet vs,
LeRoy and Dalziel vs: Jacob-
son.

Thursday, Fe
zuh vs. Murphy, hdiord ae
Woytella and Lyons vs. Ever-

ard,

Al this point! I would like
to remind the pensioners and
the other curlers who may
chance to read this, about
being careful:to clean thelr
shoes before going on the ice.
Ralph and ert ‘are doingia

He Hockey, :

Week Reali

terrific job in keeping us
supplied with the best curling.
ice in the Interior, and the least
we can all do to help them Is to

d Top Qualify by Visitors

try and keep the ice as clean as
possible, With a little ‘co-
operation from all’ of us, this
shouldn't be too hard to do,

Sth ANNUAL CROSS COUNTRY
SNOWMOBILE RACES

Sunday, February 23rd

VALLEY VIEW GOLF COURSE
WINLAW, B.C.

. STOCK MACHINES ONLY
Registration 10 am, — Races Start 13 ‘a.m,
#AEN’S — LADIES AND JUNIORS

3 Trophies in all classes:

Grounds Admission:
Adults $1.50 — Students $1 — Childran 50c
— REFRESHMENTS —

19th Annual V5

TALENT NIGHT & DANCE

Appledale Hall
Saturday, March 3 — 7 p.m.

TALENT PRIZES
14 Years and Under

First Prize $30 — Second Prize $20.
15 Years and Over
First Prize $30 — Second Prize $20

Over $3,800

{Castlegar and District Mi-
nor Hockey executive held a
meeting recently at which time
‘8, brief report was given by
Minor Hockey Week committee
chairman Ken Barnes. He re-
ported on a very aucceastul
Minoe Hockey Week both finun-

socially.

THS Hee Haws 1025." ‘THT
Hee‘ Haws 3008,

Team Points: Avengers 0,
Stand Bys 3, Untouchables 0,
Hee Haws 4, Robson Rollers 1.
Rovers (5) 0, All Stars 4, Alley
Cats 4, Jive Five 4, The Robots
3, Early Risers 1, Head Pins 0.

Other 600's: Art Dusseault
708, Cyril Tamelin 678, Darrel
Rourke 674, Dave Hiebert 673,
Bill Davis 633, Mario Carpino
616, Ted Austin 616, Orlando

‘hl Stoochnolf

jac! Ed Ads.
ead 607, Matt Roh 600.
Tues. Night Mixed $11 pam.
(Feb. 11)

LHS Erma Mykyte 242.
LHT Erma Mykyte 678.

MHS Orlando Veechio 270.
MIT Orlando Vecchio 699.

THS Nighthawks 1065
THT Nighthawks 2898.

Team Points: C.P.’s 3,
Roadhogs 1, 7-11's 1, Night-
hawks 3, L.C.Bees 4, Checkers
0.

Other 600's: Matt Rohn
666, Ed Webster ee
Wed. Morning Dri

LHS Kathy Horeoff 325,
LHT Kathy Horcoff 705.

THS Hornets 1086. THT
Hornets 2760.

‘Team Points: Chevys 68,
Hornets 54, Ramiblers 42, T-
Binds 96, Caillacs 2, Model,

Sonne 60's: Bobble Keraiff

Wed. Night Ledi

LHS Ev Peterman 259,
LHT Ev Peterman 627.

THS Swallows 958. THT
Woodpeckers 2744.

‘Team Points: Swallows 1,

G
» George

601.
Fri. Night ‘Mixed (Feb. 14)

LHS Madeline MeIntyre
248. LHT- Darlene Love 617.

MHS Bob Cowlin 286.
MHT Marvin LeRoy 672.

‘THS Alley Cats 1074. THT
Super Stars 3055.

Team Points: Super Stars
BT'h, Alley Cats 53, Humper-
dinks 41, Dolphins 38, Gang
Busters 30%, Robson Rascals

2

Other 600's: Tony Costa
663, Bob Cowlin 651, Henry
Humphrey 610, Maurice Lesy
ie Bow ‘Melrityre 607, Larry

Stanly Humphites (FEb. 17)

LHS Susan Bonthron 188.
LHT Susan Carrigan.

MHS Greg. LePage 254.
MHT Greg LePage 645.

THS Team 2 - 908. THT
‘Team 1 - 2597.

‘Team Points: Team 1 - 30,
Team 2 - $4, Team‘ = 265,
Team 4 --24.5, Team 5 - 18,

: Frank Costa
627, Brian Solberg 623, Robin
Dalziel 607.

y
Minor Hockey niece commit-
tee, Ann Zibin, which is re-
ported to be in access of $3,800
and is to be turned over to
Castlegar and District Minor
Hockey.

President Bob Lightte, on
behalf of bis executive, ex-
tended thanks to Ken’ Barnes
and his committee.

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LOCAL No. 1

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FOR ANY OTHER PERFORMER
(No Age Limit)

To Enter, Contestants Please Contact

‘Nick N. Verigin — Phone 355-2283
or.

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ADMISSION

Adults $2.00 — Students $1.50
Children 12 Years of Age $1.00

Due to unforseen circumstances we spol

for the pos!

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tponement of the Talent Night as

advertised for Saturday, February 8th.
REFRESHMENTS

INSTALLATION DANCE
Friday, February 28 - Kinnaird Hall
Banquet Starts at 7 p.m. |
‘Spaghetti, Meat Balls &
Chicken Dinner

$12.00 PER COUPLE
— Refreshments Available —

Admission by advance Tickets only
Deadline for Tickets, Tues., Feb, 25

Tickets Available at:

Castlegar News or Phone Sil Demeo 365-8310

A GREAT NEW FURNITURE AUCTION

COMINCO ARENA GYM - TRAIL, B.C.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21st —7 p.m.

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“Hopefulls”
Win Bonnett
Tournament

The fourth annual Bon-
notls’ Tournament was held
Monday with 90 women particl-
pating. The winners were:

fea,
First — Hopefuls: with .

3121. Teams members are:
Stella Palamaryk, Carol Vec-
chio, Eddie Webster, Angie
Arnason and Erma Mykyte,
Second—Kinberries with

3087: Coleen Lightle, Blaine

Happinesa for Four-Year-Old Robert Graziotto is an Open Field, a Snowmobile and a Tight Hold on Dad

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results from the Castlegar Arena

Pup Diviston

Feb, 11—Blazers 7, Jets 3.
Goalies were Podmoroff for the
Blazers and Soloveolf for the
Jets. Scoring the Blazers’ goals
were Lauriente (3), Melstead
(2) and Baulkham (2). Assists
went to Bording, Melstead and.
Baulkham. The Jets’ goals were *
scored by Walker (2) and
Lightle, Assists were credited
to Soloveoff and Tomlin.

Maple Leafs 5, Canadians
2. In goal were Churchill for the
Leafs and Gevatkoff for the
Canadians. Scoring the Leaf
goals were Obetkoff (4) and
Semenoff. Aesists were made
by Obetkoff and Innes. Scoring
for the Canadians were Perehu-
doff and Landis, with Perehu-
doff getting an assist as well.

Feb, 12—-Oilers 3, Sabres
2. In goal were Cook for the
Oilers and Brunton for the
Sabres. Scoring for the Qilers
were Calder, Perepolkin and
MacKinnon. Assists were made
by Embree, Sherstobitoff and
Humphrey. Both Sabres’ goals
were scored by Morris, on an
assist from Sherstobitoff and
Johnston.

Feb. 14—Canadians 6, Can-
ucks 1, In goal were Gevatkoff
for the Canadians and Silvester
for the Canucks.,‘The Canay,..
dians’ goals were scored by
Perehudoff (4) and Landis (2),
‘Assisting were J. Landis, J.

wood and K. Keraiff. The
Canucks' goal was scored by W.
Walsh, unassisted,

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Feb. 15—Blazers 6, Oilers
2, In goal were De Rosa for the
for the Olters,

Xjeby (3), T. Cox and R. Martin.
Assists were made by

Scoring for the Blazers were
Baulkham (3), L, Lauriente (2)
and L, Plotnikoff. Assists went
to Bording and Melstead. The
Gilers’ goals were scored by
Calder and Perepolkin, while an
assist went to MacKinnon,

Feb. 15—Maple Leafs 6,
Sabres 1. Goalies were Kina-
kin for the Leafs and Stewart
for the Sabres. The Leafs’ goals
were scored by Obetkoff (2),
Picton (2), Semenoff and
Churchill, Assists were made
by Obetkoff, Picton, and Tur-
hune. Johnston scored the lone
Sabres’ goal on an assist from
Morris.

Jets 6, Canucks 2. In goal
were Pondelicek for the Jets
and Boyce for the Canucks.
Jets’ goals were scored by
Walker (3), Lightle (2) and
Soloveoff. Assists were made
by, Walker and Sparkman. The
Canucks’ goals were scored by
Jones and Moroso. Assists
went to Corbett, Srurkerie
and Walsh.

Pee Wee Division

Feb.’ 10—Canadians 2,
Bruins 2. In goal were J.
Shmoorkof for the Canadians
a7d,.D. Johnstone, for the
Bruins, Searing for the Cana:
dlans were-K::Kirby and Kz
Knowler. Assists went to F!
Furlan and J. Varabioff. The
Brulns' goals were scored by D.
Perepolkin, and P, Laurino,
both at whom also picked up an

‘assist

Feb. 11—Rangers 6, Can-
ucks 2. In goal were Chernoff
for the Rangers and Gyurkovits
for the Canucks, The Rangers’
goals were scored by Markin
(3), 2} and 'T. Reed.

R. Martin, J,
Armatrong and B, Franks, The

Leafs" goals were seored by T.
De Paqli, K. Keraiff and R.
McGauley. Assists were made
by L. Samoyloff, B. McGuire
and T. DePaolt.

Feb, 16—Canadians 7, Can-
ucks 2. In. goal were J.
Shmoorkaff for the Canadians
and M. Gyurkovits. for the
Canucks, Scoring the Cana-
dlans’ goals were K. Knowler
(2), K. Kirby (2), F, Furlan and

Castlegar News .

sattie. Assists were
by Farlan, Kirby, Beatie,
Knowler and D.’ Nelson,
Canucks’ goals were scored by
Semenoitand Simonen. Assists
went to B, Baulkham snd @.

Feb. 10-PPWC a Phe
Wee Rep 2. In goal were D.
Wallace for PPWC and B.
McGuire for the Pee Wee Rep.
Goals scored for PPWC were
D. Rayner and T. Halisheff (2).
An assit went to T. Halishetl,

score:
Lightle, with assists going to S.
Sookachoff and:P. Horning.

+Feb, 12—Peé Wee Rep'7,
KSCU! 4). In goal were B.
McGuire for the Rep and R.
Zaytsoff far KSCU. Scoring the
Rep goals were K..Sherstobi-
toff, J,, Stewart, G. Sookro, P-
Horning, T. Nazsroff and M.
Lightle. Assists were made by
K. Sherstobitolf,. Nazaroff,

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SCALING INSTRUCTIONS
KASLO — At Kaslo Range:
T & H Sawmill Yard
— Monday March 3— 1
— Tuesday,
(bring: lunch),

— Wednesday, March 5
(bring lunch).
“CASTLEGAR — At

Station.

— Monday, March 10 —
(bring Iu
(bring lunch).

March 4 — -9.00 aun,

Castlegar
Hadikin’s Sawmill Yard.

— Tuesday, “March 11 —

Assists were made by N. Reld,
Kanigan, Isakson and Reed.
Both Canucks’ goals were
scored by Simonen. Churchill
was credited with one assist.
* Feb, 12—Mustangs 5, Ma-
ple Leafs 5, In goal were R.
Andrew for the Mustangs and
M. Duff for the Leafs. Scoring
the Mustangs’ goals were R.

SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES AND
SCALERS LICENCE EXAMINATION
Nelson Forest District 1975

rr Station CRANBROOK

Ranger Station.
CFA, Sawmill Yard.
— Monday, April 7 — 1.00 p.m.”
— Tuesday, April 8 — 9,00 a.m. (bring

.00 p.m.

— 9.30 am. funch).

— Wednesday, April 9 — 9.00, a
(bring lunch!

GOLDEN — At Golden’ Ranger station:

Evan's Donald. Sawmill Yard.

— ‘Monday, Apri

am. — Tuesday, April 15 — 9.00. am.
inch). (bring: lunch).

— Wednesday, March 12 — 9.00 a.m. — Wednesdoy, ‘April 16 — 9.00 am.

(bring lunch). +.

Ranger

1,00 ey m.

and Horning. Scar:
ing for KSCU were R. Shersto-
bitoff (3) and J. Markin, Assists
were, made by Markin, Swetl-
koff, MacKinnon and Foubister.

Feb. 13—CSCU 6, ‘Texaco
4. Goalies were Perras' for
CSCU and Drazdolf for Texaco.
Scoring the CSCU. goals were
Josafatow (6) and Costa. As:

went to Costa and Kalisnt-

—. At Cranbrook Ranger

14 — 1.00 p.m.

kolf, The Texaco goals’ were
scored by McLachlan, Kubos,
Moréso and Cox. Assists were
credited to Moroso, Ingham,
Antignant, and Conroy.

Feb, 15—Rangers 6, Maple
Leafs 8. In goal were Chernoff
for the Rangers and’ Duff for
the Leafs:: Scoring} for. the
Rangers were Isakson (2), Reed
and Markin (3). Assists, were
made by Kanigan and Markin.
The Leafs’ goals were scored by
Keralff and Muller (2), Assists
went to’ Samoyloff, De Paoli,
McGuire and Serva, :

Feb. 16—Texaco 2, Legion
2, In goal were Drazdoff for
Texaco and Wilson for: the
Legion. The Texaco goals were
scored by Conroy and Kubos,
with one assist going to Moro-
so: The Legion goals were
scored by Miller and Kanigan.
Assists were made by Tomlin,
Jenkins and Grieves.

Midget Division

Feb. 10—Crunchers3, Cap-
itals 3. Scoring the Crunchers’
goals were F. Loukianoff,, C.
Kooznetsoff and C. Sookro.
Assists went to C, Kooznetsoff,
F, Barabanoff, F. Loukianoff,
K. Simonen and C. Perepolkin.
Tica Capitals’ goals were scored

dkoff (2) and ,D.
ef Me Heras made by
By Kaypbigk,.D.Rutlan:
Nixon.and Gerke

Arrows 7, Stoners 2. In
goa}, were Grunerud for the
‘Arrows and McMullen for the
Stoners. Scoring the Arrows’
goals were J. Makaroff, C.
Furlan (2), G. Yule (3) and J.
Bermel, Assists were credited
to, Yule, ‘Briggerpan, Duff and
Smitheram. The Stoners’ goals
were scored by P. Klit and B,

Tassone, with an assist going to”

A. Sherstobitotf,

Feb. 11—Bantam Reps 2,
Capitals 1, In goal were Ingham
for the Rep and Keraiff for the
Capitals. Scoring the Rep goals
were Josafatow.and Sherstobi-
toff. Assists went to Bozek and
‘Townsend: Gorkoff ‘scored the
lone Capitals’ goal, unassisted.

Feb.12—Stoners 3,

* Crunchers 5. In goal were A.

Akselson for the Stoners and
G, Kabatoff for the Crunchers.
‘The Stoners’ goals were scored
by Kereiff, R. Voysey and D.
Veysey. Assists were-made by
Basran, Humphrey and Tas-
sone. The. Crunchers’ goals
were scored by W. Perepolkin,
C.Perepolkin, D. Walker ond.
Stewart.

Feb. 13-Arrows 8,. Ban-
tam Rep. 7. In: goal, were
Grunerud'for the: Arrows and
Ingham ‘for the’ Rep team.
Scoring the Arrows’ goals were
Yule (2), Makaroff (2), Mc-
Donatd, J. Wishloff and C.
Furlan (2). Assists. went to
Yule, Wishloff, Makaroff and
Smitheram. The Rep goals
were scored by G, Sorenson (2),
S, Bozek, D, Kirby; B, Nazaroff
(2) and R Grim. Assists were
made by Voykin, Pace, Nazar-
aff, Bozek, Townsend, Rilkott

Midget Rep
Feb, 11—Midget Rep‘8,.
Commerelal Maddocks'3, In
goal were Grunerud and Me-
Mullen for the Rep and Markin
for Maddocks. Scoring the Rep
goals were G. Nixon (4), J.
Makaroff (3) and B. Tassone.
Picking up assists were B.
Cheveldave, J. Wishloft,, P.
Klit, D, Obedkoff, K, Gorkoff
and D. MeMullen, Maddocks’
goals were scored by D.. Mair
(2)and Antignant. Assists went
to Chase, Mair and Antignani.
eee
‘A number of house teams,
Mites included, will be travel-
ling to Spokane this coming
weekend to participate in
“Young America Days”,
Sr
"West Kootenay Playoffs
Feb. 14—Castlegar Ban-
tam Rep 4, Trail Bantam Rep 2,
In goal were L, Ingham for
Castlegar and P. Wilkinson for -
Trail. Scoring the Castlegar
goals were D. Kirby, G. Pace,
8. Bozek and 'B. Nazaroff,
Picking up assists were Bozek,
Nazaroff, Townsend and Kirby.
‘The Trail goals were scored by
T. Sander and F. Mandin.
Assists were made by Ouder-
kitk, EEN and Bazzer.

ary en i

Bantam Rep 0. In’ goal for
Castlegar was L. Ingham. Scor-
ing were R. Grim, M. Varabioff,
N. Voykin and G. Pace. Assists

went to B. Verigin and Ne

Voykin.

Feb. 15—Juveniles (third
game), Castlegar 6, Trail 2.
Goalies were A, Akselson for
Castlegar (92 saves) and J.
Mykietyn for Trail (18 saves),
Scoring for Castlegar were ‘T:

Moscovitch (8), K. Wilson. (2) ~ |

and D. Bozek. Assists went to

B. Allingham (4), K. Niel (2), G.

McMillan, J, Kambick, A. Veri-

gin and V. Antignani, Scoring

for Trail were'G. Sanders and
P. Georgetti, Assists were

made-by R. Demore and P.

Georgetti.

son with 104,

Martin, Gail Calder, Pat McKin-
non and Dot Martini.

High’ three’ (first}—Erma
Mykyle with 720;:(second)—
Dot Martini with 714.

High ‘single (first)—Evma
Mykyle. with 30; . (second)
Linda Miller with 273.

Low team game—Bound-
ary Electric: Bonnie White,
Shirley Barton, Del Lute, Judy
Redinaky, and’ Teresa Ander-
son.

"Low  gamie—Elenor Holds-
‘worth 123,

BT

eam

‘ First—Quints with 3093:
Janet Carr, Phil Melnick, Paul-
ine Marquis, Irene .Pater' and
Betty Defoe.
© Second—6 Roses with
3081: Betty Pinter, Jeesie Paul,
Elsie Koochin, Ev ‘Wilson and
Elaine Mair.

High three (first}—Stella
Palamaryk, 692; (second)—Phyl
Melnick and: Louise Howes,
both with: 665,

» High ‘ingle’ (first)—Ruth
Cummings, 235; (second) Elaine
Mair, 238.

Team low game—Check-
ers: Premi Desai, Polly Saw-
chenko, Granam, Deane Der-
mody and Ev Peterman. °°

Low game—Angie Arna-

CTeams
High three (firat)—Ev Wil-
son, 581; (second)—Bea Kaut-
son and Edna Webster, both
with 656. *
High single—Ev Wilson,
272; Bea Knutson, 261. --

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 20, 1975

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