CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 16, 1978

Novices Enjoy Popular Winter Sport

‘ Clubs are an important
art of the total atmosphere at
jinnaird Junior Secondary
school, with club offerings

Faiging from chess and year- %:.
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k to fly-tie and basketball,
Most clubs operate from Sep-
témber to June; some, like the
sk{ club, are seasonal.

Each year, the ski club
operates for five consecutive
Wednesday nights. Approxi-
.Miately 45 students and staff
bis their way to Red Mountain
for an hour of professional
iijtruction and a couple of
hours of “free” time. :

#, Club priority is given to
npvice skiers who will be intro-
diced to the popular winter
sport and members usually end
& season with the positive

uae of “When can we go

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—Cobra Photo by Paul Medvedeff

Recreation

With Director PAY

News )

MITGE Ww,

Congratulations, Rebels
Congratulations go out this

“week to the Junior’ Rebel

‘Minor Hockey Results

Pee Wee Diviaion
¢ This week, the only results
phsted were those of the Pee
Wee division.

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{ Mareh 7—Trail Auto Body -

& Trowelex 0. In goal for Trail
Auto Body was R. Swetlikoff
§nd goals were scored by S.
: Bonderoff and D. Pereversoff.
¢ (In goal for Trowelex was
. Smith.
Selkirk Distr. 3, Big Rock
fealty 1. In goal for Selkirk
was S. Markin. Goals scored by
¥. Hurd (2) and B. Plotnikoff.
¢  Ingoal for Big Rock was J.
Berekoff. Lone goal scored by
U, Lalonde.
+> March 9—PPWC 4, Central
Food 1. In goal for PPWC was
E; Strelioff. Goals scored by B.
DpSousa (3) and A. Embree.
3 In goal for Central was S.
Npykin. Lone goal scored by R.
‘Tamelin.
: March 10—Big Rock Real-
ty 3, Trowelex Rentals 0, In
gpal for Big Rock was S.
dpnsen. Goals scored by G.
Koochin, L. Lalonde and G.
Brady.

In goal for Trowelex was
L. Smith.

March 10—Selkirk Distr. 2,
Trail Auto Body 1. In goal for
Selkirk was S. Markin. Goals
scored by R. Henke and K.
Hurd.

In goal for Trail Auto Body’
was G. Perepolkin. Lone goal
scored by N. Milton.

March 11—Trail Auto
Body 7, Trowelex Rentals 3. In
goal for Trail Auto was R.
Swetlikoff. Goals scored by G.

Hockey Club for their fine play
through the season and through
the playoffs to-date. Whatever
the outcome of the playoff
picture, we extend our con-
gratulations on a fine season of
play.
W.LHLL, Playotis

Action still abounds at the
Community Complex with the
prospect of having the Trail
Smoke Eaters playing their
semi-final series in the W.ILH.L.
here against the Spokane Fly-
ers.

Skating Carnival

Besides hockey action,
there is plenty of figure skating
happenings with the local Fig-
ure Skating Club playing host
to their annual ice carnival to
be held this Saturday. Per-

P 1 }, D. F
N. Milton, R. Popoff, J. Ander-
son and R. Flynn.

In goal for Trowelex was
L. Smith. Goals scored by N.
Hyson, P. Stroes and S. Kruet-
sky.

Selkirk Distr. 6, Big Rock
‘Realty 5. In goal for Selkirk
was S. Markin. Goals scored by
K. Hurd (8), B. Makeiff, B.
Plotnikoff and D. Makortoff.

In goal for Big Rock was'S.
Jensen. Goals scored, by “B.
Alexander (8), L. Lalonde and
G. Koochin.

are slated for 2:30
p.m, and 7:30 p.m,

This year the carnival
features Jim Szabo of Coquit-
lam. Jim has placed in the
Canadian Figure Skating
Championships on various occa-
sions and this year, at the
championships held in Victoria,
he placed third in the Senior
Men's competition.

. Me you happened to watch
the-Canadian Ci

of age and older. Men and
women are most welcome to
take in this event.

The program will stress
effective forms of self-defense
as well as providing physical
fitness, conditioning and im-
proving flexibility and co-or-
dination.

For the beginners, the
class is from 7 - 8 p.m. and for
the intermediate, which ‘is
yellow belt and up, the class is
scheduled for 8 - 9:30 p.m.
Registration fee is $30 for
beginners and $15/month for
the intermediates,

For more information

please contact the Recreation:

Office by phoning 365-3386.
Coaches Needed
The recreation commission
is urgently needing coaches for
the upcoming T-League and
Sandlot League Softball season.
Anyone who ‘is interested is
asked to leave their name and
phone number with the Rec-
reation Office.
Kiwanis Dance
Un upcoming social event
of interest is the Kiwanis
Dance, sponsored by the Ki-
wanis Club, -with proceeds
going to local community
events, The date’ for this event
is this Saturday. and it shall |
‘the, Cor

am” sure many of you sat
remember the performance by
this fine skater. It is certainly

Adults $2
12 & Under 75¢

CASTLEGAR FIGURE SKATING CLUB +)
presents

Sensations ‘78

Saturday, March 18 —
Guest Skater: Jim Szabo of North Shore Winter Club

Tickets available at West's, Castlegar Drug, from
Ciub Members and at the Door

2:30 and 7:30 p.m.

Students $7.50
Pre-School Free

sd

pussaey March 21 — 7:30 p.m.
ww Arena Complex
ALL PARENTS ARE URGED TO ATTEND

an for the local
club to acquire such a_per-
former and, combined with our
local performers, should make
an excellent program. Be sure
to take in this event.
Programs Ending

Most of the winter sched-
ule of programs are winding
down, with many of the pro-
grams ending this month.

The Graphic Design course,
which was to be held Wed-
nesday evening at the Complex,
has been cancelled.

Self Defense

A self-defense or Jui Jitsu
coursé, under the leadership of
Jack Hamelin, will be offered
again starting March 16th in
the Community Complex. This
course runs for 12 consecutive
weeks every Tuesday and
Thursday.

This activity will be suit-
able for any persons nine years

Minor Sports Registrations

The minor sports organi-
zations are preparing for the
summer season by readying
themselves for registration
weeks. Persons interested in’
registering a youngster for
Minor Ball, Minor Soccer or
Girls Softball should watch for
announcements which will be
appearing in the next week or
so.

Summer Jobs

Once again, we wish to
remind persons seeking sum-
mer employment that applica-
tion forms are available at the
Recreation Office up to the
deadline date of April-8th.

Public Skating

With the number of special
events now taking place at the
Community. Complex, persons
interested in a public skating
session should call the recrea-
tion department for times and
dates that sessions are avail:
able.

Any Suggestions

With the recreation de-
partment preparing for the
spring and summer program of
activities, the department wel-
comes any suggestions you may
have either on the types of pro-
grams or program content.

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Cross-Country Races
Held by Nordic Lodge

‘The sun wasn't shining, the
snow conditions were not quite
perfect, but that did not deter
some 60 of those lean, slope-
shouldered and hungry-looking
skiers from showing up at
Nancy Greene Lake on Feb.
28th to take part in: Nordic
Lodge's Fourth Annual Nordic
Ski Race.

Lodge members have
worked all winter in developing
new trails and their efforts
received the approval of all
participants.

The cross-country race
drew competitors from Castle-
gar, Cranbrook, Kimberley,
Rossland, Trail, Salmo, Nelson,
Grand Forks and Spokane, who
filled the full range of cate-
gories offered this year. In
addition to individuals, the
skiers represented the Koote-
nay Nordic Club from Cran-
brook, Red Ski Club

by Eric Gundersen of Castlegar
and the Juvenile Girls, by
Heather Smith of Salmo,

In Midget Boys (10-12),
Hans Edblad of Castlegar took
first, followed by Ethan Smith
of Salmo and Arne Brattebo of
Castlegar. The. Peewee Boys
was won by Guy Crisfield of
Rossland followed by Michael
Rourke of Salmo and Simon
Mais of Trail.

In the Peewee Girls, Chris-
tine Edblad of Castlegar took
first, followed by Margo Gun-
dersen of Castlegar and Sheryl
Stover of Spokane.

In addition, there were a
number of skiers who entered
the open and citizen races,
where the aim was to complete

the course but with little
pressure as to time, All com-
petitors received a Nordic Race
ribbon and all Sunior Olympics

and Nordic Ski Touring Club of
Castlegar.

As with most such races,
the Senior Men's (19-34) was
the highlight evant, won by
Karl McKusack: of Cranbrook,
followed ‘by Kyo Jibiki of
Fruitvale and Guy Woods of
Rossland. Kootenay Nordic
swept the Veteran Men's race
(35-49) with Jim Logan of
Wardner in first place, followed
by Gerry Kemp of Kimberley
and Dune MacDonald of Cran-
brook.

Nordic Ski Touring Club
came back in the ladies’ com-
petitions. In Senior Ladies,
Randi Lynch of Nelson placed
first followed by Pam Woods of
Rossland and Ursula Brev of
Cranbrook. In the Veteran
Ladies, Britt Edblad of Castle-
gar took a commanding lead
over Audrey Mann of Grand
Forks and Janet Stover of

jpokane,

All the youth {under 19)
races were operated under the
Junior Olympics Program of
the Canadian Olympic Associa-
tion, The Junior Boys (16-18)
was won by Kevin Taylor of
Castlegar, closely followed by
Andrew Fossey of Cranbrook
and Geoff Yule of Castlegar.

Junior Girls was won by
Katrina Edblad of Castlegar.
- Juvenile Boys (13-15) was won

d crest.

The Chief of Race, Ivar
Reinsbakken, stated that the
race has shown a_ steady
increase in participation since
its inception in 1975. He was
quite satisfied with the entires,
in the senior components, but
hopes that there will be more
participation in the youth cate-
gories in the future.

He added that Nordic
Lodge will be working for the

next year to develop more *

diverse and more challenging
trails for next winter.

One week before their own
ski meet, on Feb. 19th, 20
Nordic skiers participated in
races sponsored by Creston
Cross Country Ski Club, held at
the summit of the Skyway.
They acquitted themselves
creditably, with Ivar Reins-
bakken“of Castlegar, Bjorn
Edblad of Castlegar, Jacques
Lynch of Nelson, Arnie Gunder-
sen of Castlegar, Trevor Stet-
sko of Castlegar, Randi Lynch
of Nelson, Margo

CONGRATULATIONS
REBELS. :

from the
Management and Staff of

Green Acres
Castle Reatty Ltd.

for winning the 1978 playoffs.

We also wish you continued success
for the rest of the 1978 season.

Kinnaird Little Lassie
| Ball Club

Any girl interested in playing with the
Kinnaird Little Lassie Baseball League, who are
under 13 years of age as of January 1, 1978,
please contact:

ie od
Sonja 365-6571
Boo
Sonny 365-3552
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