CASTLEG.

SELKIRK HOSTED BCIT recently on
weekend that saw action-packed play between
the women’s and men’s basketball tenms and the
college's hockey teams. The Selkirk ladies put

ebruary 7, 1974

a [Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results |

had a right to be proud of the ladies, as they
were trailing behin
the game following, the shoe was on the other
foot, however, as the: well-drilled B

id throughout the match. In
CIT team

on a fine show, scoring a final hoop with four

changed its tactics to down the local team by a

seconds left, to down BCIT 45-44. Coach Closkey

score of 66-33,—Bill Susut Photo

Castlegar Pen:

mers Cu

Club

Hosts Nelson Rinks. - Refurn Visit Planned

On Wednesday afternoon
of last week, four rinks of
senior curlers from Nelson

; were the guests of the
Castlegar District: Pensioners
Curling Club at the local rink.

Youth may have had to.
give way to age and experience
“but the curling was keen, and
by the sound of it, enthusiastic.

Final results were fairly
even with Nelson winning two
games and Castlegar. winning

two: A social interlude followed |

‘the’ curling’’and” hopes were
expressed that this would be

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an
MACHINE KNITTERS

There is a lot of Yarn
and Shades for
Weaving at
RIVERVALE .
YARN SHOPPE
463 - 2nd Ave., Rivervale
at Trail, Phone 368-9907

but the first of many such
meetings between the two
clubs,

A return match at the
Nelson-rink is in the planning
for Feb. 20.

The following are the
members who took part, skips

. being named first:

jelson
W. Mydansky, K. LePage,
J.-Jones and D. Coen.
F. Carmichael, S.:Ed
Horswill and :3:) Baldr
"1 Hendrickson, S/ Muraro,
F. Hufty and E. Calbick.
E, White, A, Helme, J.
Young and J. Fletcher.
Castlegar
E. LeRoy, R. Jacobson, J.
Killough and E. Schulte.
P. Murphy, N. Andrea-
shuk; G. Selvig and W. Walper.
L. Lyons, C. Bradford, J.
Lipsett and W. Somerfield.
J. Dalziel, N. Everard, J.
Sherbiko ‘and G. Wilson.
The individual draw games
are now finished. The top men
are W. Somerfield with 25

points and J. ‘Lipsett and L.
Lyons tied with 24° On-Feb. 5
we start on the first round-
robin‘ competition,

Rinks are as follows, skips
named first:

C. Bradford, R. Jacobson, .°

F. Hostetter and B. Cherring-
to *

Pellegrin and R. Hunter.
N. Everard, W...Waldi
merfieldiand. n
= OF Walker, Bs Ne
Schulte and (vacant).
E. LeRoy, J. Killough, A.
Hawkins and N,-Thomlinson.
L. ‘Lyons, G. Selvig, R.
Whittaker and C, Bissell.
P, Murphy, J. Sherbiko,

_W. Walper and J. Popoff.

M. Verzuh, N. Andreashuk,
J. Lipsett and R. Cormier.

As can be seen there are‘a
couple of vacancies and if there
are any ‘retired — would-be
curlers around,’ they will be
made very welcome Tuesday
and Thursday at 10 a.m.

in,
J. Dalziel, G. Wilson, P.

(continued from page 9)
goals were scored by A.
Sherstobitoff, J. Berme! (2) and
B, McDonald, with an assist
credited to B. Smitheram, Pee
Wee Rep goals were by T.
Nazaroff (N. Smitheram and B.
Martin), N. Smitheram (K.
Sherstobitoff and B, Martin), D.
Kanigan (D. MacKinnon) and J.
Antignani (McLachlan and M.
Nevakshonoff). .

Jan. 31—Canadian Legion
6, Pulp and Paper Workers 4.
In goal for the Canadian Legion
was Quaedviieg and Wallace for
PPW.

Feb. 1—Kootenay Savings
Credit Union 7, . Castlegar
Savings Credit Union 4. In goal
for KSCU was McKerizie with
Plotnikeff for CSCU. KSCU
goals were by Sookerookoff (2),
Kooznetsoff, Markin, B. Kam-

‘ick, Zoobkoff and  Keraiff.

Assists went to Keraiff (2),
Moroso (2), B. Kambick and K.
Kambick, | Sookerookolf., and
Kooznetsoff,| Perepolkin and
Cook, and Zoobkoff and Schnell.
Scoring for CSCU were Kales-
nikoff (2), Costa, and, Van
Yzerloo with ‘assists to Pace
and Costa’ and .Klit and Van
Yzerloo.

Feb. 2—Canadian Legion 6,
Texaco 1, In) goal ‘for the
Canadian Legion was Dan
McMuller and Larry Ingham
for Texaco. Scoring for, Cana-

dian Legion were John Roberts
(Ian Stewart), Darren Dawson
(Ian Stewart and Pat Rilkoff),
Kevin Basran (John Roberts
and Ian Stewart), Rick White,
Ian Stewart and Ian Stewart
(Mitch Quaedvlieg). Gary Ing-
ham assisted by Jim Berme}
scored the Texaco's lone goal.

Feb, 3—Castlegar Reps 8,
Kimberley 1. Plotnikoff in goal
for Castlegar with the local
goals scored by Sherstobitoff
{2) and Sorenson, with Bermel
and Kirby ‘and Bozek ‘and
Sorenson credited with assists.

Kootenay Savings Credit
Union 6, Pulp» and: Paper
Workers 4. McKenzie. in goal
for KSCU and Wallace for

Bantam Div.
Standings
To Feb. 3

Bantam Division standings
to Feh. 3:
Team
C.S.C.U.
K.S.C.U,
Le;
P.W. Rep

Texaco
P.P.W.C.

PPW. Scoring for the Kootenay
Savings Credit Union were
Keralff, Zoobkoff, Perepolkin
and Kooznetsoff (3). Credited
with assists were Soukeroff and
Cook, Kooznetsoff and Cook
and Polonikoff, Markin and
Soukeroff. Halisheff scored
three of the Pulp and Paper
Workers’ goals and
Kubos scored one, with assists
to Bozek and Brian Kubos, ,
Samoyloff and Bozek (2).

Midget Division

Jan. 28—Chiels 1, Bantam
Reps 1.'A. Akselson in goal for
the Chiefs and R. Plotnikoff for
the Bantam ‘Reps. :T. Paul
scored for the Chiefs' and D.
Obedkoff (B. Verigin and D.
Kirby) for the Bantam Reps.

Boots 2, Blades 1. In goal
for Boots'was Grunerud with
Keraiff for the Blades. Walker
and Wilson scored for, the Boots

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Superintendent of schools
ji for School District No. 9 is T. G.
!! Ellwood who had been working
{i in this capacity since Dec, 1 of
{s last year.’
% Mr. Ellwood, who comes to

No, 63 (Saanich) where he was

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4 week course begins
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and
for the Blades. \

Jan. 29—Blades 5, Chiefs 4."
Keraiff.in goal for the Blades
and Akselson for the Chiefs.
Scoring for’ the: Blades were
Saunders (2), Allingham, Mos-
cavitch (2). with’ assists’ to
Allingham, Saunders (2), New,
Harshenin and Fietz.. Scoring
for the Chiefs were Stewart,
Makaroff, | Rutland -and). D..
Veysey with assists to Makar-
off (2); Dube (2), D. Veysey and
A ;

Jan. 31—Bantam ‘Reps 3,
Boots 2. Plotnikoff in goal for
the Bantam Reps and Gruncrud
for Boots. Scoring for the Reps
were. Kirby, Sorenson and

.. Sherstobitoff with assists going

to Bozek, Nazaroff, Bermel and
Kirby... Plotnikoff: and Heagy
scored the goals for the Boots
with Lukianoff credited with an
assist. :

Feb. 2—Juveniles 4,. Mid-
gets 2. :

Castlegar and District Bowling Resulls

(continued from page 8)
Adshead 676, Carol Emmons
638.

‘Tuesday 9-11 p.m. Mixed (Jan.
29)

LHS Charlene Moffat 259.
LHT. Betty: Pinter 636.

*MHS John Shaw 221. MHT i

‘Wally Roberts 811.
‘THS L-C-Bees 1188;. THT

Seven Elevenths 2.

Other 600's:: John. Shaw
749, Matt. Rohn: 717, Larry
Webster 685,

Ed Webster. 685,

Mustangs 29, Hornets 51%,
Chevys 45, Ramblers 35%,
T-Birds 34.

Other 600's: Kathy Horcoff
662, Erma Mykyte 663, Marge
Bonnett 628.

Ladies Wed. Night Cut-Rate

+ League (Jan. 23)

‘LHS Lil Knowler 291. LHT
Lil Knowler: 732. - te

Thursday. Morning Ladies
LHS Colleen Lightle 247.
“LHT Coleen Lightle 619.
©,THS Squirrels 938. THT

Bill Shay 675, Leo Plamondon # Squirrels 2652.

671, Russ Leamy 631, Wes
Kirkwood 629, 3

+ Wed. Morning Drivers’ League

(Jan. 23)

LHS Ann. Fishwick - 318.
LHT Ann: Fishwick 698. E

THS Ramblers 951. THT.
T-Birds 2733.

Team points: Cadillacs 33,

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Other 600's:"Joan’ Martini
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Rowdy Rollers - Thurs. 1 p.m.
(Jan..24)
LHS Shirley Barton 275.
LHT Irene Hill 668.

MHS: Tony Cardiero 257.
MHT Tony Cardiero 732.

THS Nuts & Bolts 1142.
THT Nuts & Bolts 3288.

_Team points: ‘Alley Cats 1,

Dolphins 8, Nuts & Bolts \3, -

Super Stars 1, Robson Rascal

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Other 600's: John Obetkoff

‘7122, Walter. Keraiff 666,

Mau:
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“EVENING CLASS
4 week evening. class begins’ ‘
lTuesday, February 12,.7:30° p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

“SINGER SEWING & VAC SHOP:

We are, now, at our. new: location’

1251 Cedar Ave., Trail) —/Phone 364-1724 —

i Monday, February 11, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 ams”

z } +director of instruction, replaces
fd 4G. C. Bissell, who has retired
Fy } 1 after 13 years of service to this
= district,
Born in Sudbury, Ont., Mr.
Ellwood has a total of 15 years’
* teaching experience behind him
-from positions in Australia,
‘ancouver, ' Prince Rupert,
‘old River, Gibsons and Saan-

He is very interested in
ports and originally had taken
raining in physical education.

Born the son of an officer in

Salvation Army,
wood found himself . con-
tantly on the move during his

3 growing years, :

ie His wife, Emelene, too,
+ was “raised in the Salvation
‘, Army. They have two children,
\; 12-year-old Patricia and. nine-
{: year-old John.

2 % Mr. Ellwood also served as
a4

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We have followed the

j this area from School District .

New Superintendent of Schools

phpueant ;

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bandmaster of the Victoria
Citadel Band, ‘

He ‘says he has. always
- enjoyed the challenge of leader-
ship which is evident in the
enthusiasm he_ has. already
shown as he sets about his
duties, which also include those,
of district superintendent of
Arrow Lakes School District.

fo Local. Paper

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Best wishes to all the staff

at the Castlegar News.

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Keraiff 614,Carol Emmans 608.

THS Wailers 966. THT |

Wailers 2530,

Team points: Hooters 38,
Screamers ‘30, Groaners: 31,
‘Wailers 35, Criers 51, Moaners

40,

Other. 600's: Shirley Bar-
ton 649, Bonnie White 616.
Thursday Night Mixed (Jan.

31) 5
LHS Helene Turner 279.

*LHT Helene Turner 752.
MHS Bill Davis 450. {con-
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Team points: Avengers 1,
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Today,
. Friday and Saturday

Mrs. Arlee Anderson Honored

The Castlegar district's
Good Citizen of the Year for
1973 is a person “who helped
to create the community we
have around us and of which we
are so proud.”

Mrs. G. W. (Arlee) Ander-
son came to Castlegar in 1945
and all the business, service
and recreational facilities that
we have today have come about
since her arrival in the
community,

Mrs, Anderson was pre-
sented with the Good Citizen
award at a special testimonial

banquet Tuesday night at the
Marlane Hotel. The presenta-
tion was made on behalf of the
Castlegar Kiwanis Club by W.
T. Waldie of Robson, himself a
former Good Citizen recipient.

Recalling that “while we
did not have much in the way of
a town when Arlee came here,”
Mr. Waldie told the assembled
guests that “we did have the
most important requirement:
we had a lot of fine, energetic
people who were friendly and
loyal in their ions with

son was among the very best of
these from the time of her
arrival here.”

A resume of Mrs, Ander.
son's community activities, as
outlined by Mr. Waldie, fol-
lows:

In the 1950's Arlee taught
in the United Church Sunday
School, sang in the choir and
has always been a prominent
worker in’ United Church
Women's organizations,

She is a charter member of
the Koot Society for

each other; and Arlee Ander-

Time Running Out as Auto
~ Insurance Deadline Nears

Time is running out for
more than a million British
Columbia motorists. who have
yet to buy their 1974 vehicle
licences and provincial auto
insurance. e

President of the Insurance
Agents . Association of B.C.,
Jack Hamilton, said at a press

dnesday of

people will be unable. to drive
legally March 1."

Handicapped Children, was
elected to its first board of
directors and has played a
prominent part in this organiza-
tion, particularly in the early
years, For the past seven
years, she has served as
secretary to this society.

For some years she served
‘as president of the PTA and in
sthis capacity, in 1956, she

the di

Autoplan, the pi
government's universal ‘auto
insurance program, goes into
effect March 1 at the same time
as the 1974-75 vehicle licence
year,

Basic Autop! is”

on
last week that fewer than
160,000 vehicle owners in the
province have applied for their
licences and insurance since
Autoplan opened for business
on Jan.2.

“The daily rate at the
‘moment is only a trickle," Mr.
Hamilton said. “Unless a lot of
people start moving immediat-
ely, the congestion at the end of
February may mean that many

i Bi
required of all licensed vehicles
before they can be operated on
public highways.

Hamilton pointed out that

ho extension of the insurance *

deadline is possible, according
to government officials. Penal-
ties for driving without. insur-
ance include an automatic fine
of $250 and an assessment of 10°
demerit” points on a’ driver's-

motor vehicle branch record.

an-
quet, Using this occasion, she
invited several newcomers to
the community to get to know

their neighbors by peeling 100
pounds of potatoes together. It
worked, and she continued to
assist at succeeding banquets.

Mrs. Anderson also served
as president of the local Guides
and Brownies and has been
interested -in the Hospital
Auxiliary and the Air Cadets.
She is constantly chauffering
senior citizens from point to
point when this service is
required. She also acts as
babysitter for neighbors and
acquaintances on many occa-
sions,

On some occasions, she has
opened her house to young
transients assisting them tem-
porarily with many kindnesses
such as washing and darning
their clothes,

She. and her husband,
George, live in the Castle-Bar
Subdivision, Their son and
daughter-in-law, Lindsay and
Bonnie, live near them and
have two children, Their
daughter, Heather, is married
and lives in Vancouver.

18th Annual Talent Night
At Appledale Hall Best Ever

The 18th Annual. Talent
Night in the Appledale Hall on
Saturday was a success with a
full capacity crowd on hand to
see one of the biggest: talent
shéws yet held» since _ its
inception in 1956, i

Nick Verigin was master of

Village of Slocan Committees

for the show which
lasted four hours with: each
contestant doing two numbers,

Joanne Kabatoff and Shar-

vocal duet. Second prize went
to. Brian Roony for his vocal
solo,

In the 15-years-and-under,
first prize was presented to a
young band, “Evil
Singer is Terry Martin with
Gary Verigin on drums. On
guitar; Eve Kinoff lead, Floyd
Verigin bass and Sonny John-
son rhythm.

With the calibre of talent

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 7, 1974

Three aldermen, L. Adams.
K, Kinoshita and J. 5. Simmons
were sworn into office at the
inaugural. meeting — of the
Village of Slocan’ with’ Mayor
Agda Winje: appointing the
following committees for 1974,
The first name is that of the
chairman:

Water and street lighting,
J. E. Simmons and L. Adams.
Public works and safety, L.
Adams and W. J. Guerin.
- Fire and sanitation, W. J.
Guerin and K. Kinoshita.

Reereation, parks and cem-
etery, K. Kinoshita and J. E.
Simmons.

Finance, Mrs. A. L. Winje
and:W. J. Guerin. :

Mayor Winje is the Region-
al District representative, and
Ald. Guerin is alternate repre-
sentative. ’

Council ‘resolved to’ con-
tinue holding council meetings
on’ the second and . fourth
Wednesdays of every month.

Stan Doi is Civil Defence
coordinator for the Village of
Slocan,

on Brown won first prize in the
16-years-and-over with. their,

shown, ‘judges had a difficult
time making their decision,

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“Expanding hesizons
in British Columbia.

There was a time when our higher
education facilities were located in
only the two major cities, and catered
almost solely to high school graduates
studying for. degrees. g

Community Colleges have changed
all that.

To begin with, there are more of
them — nine in all — serving British
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What's more, they offer a vastly
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That's what we mean by “expanding
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Maybe, at one time or another, you
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spp . Other 600's: Frank Web-
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764, Cyril Tamelin 699, Orlando
. Vecchio 682, Darrel Rourke
679, -Matt Rohn 673, . Jake
Koenig 653, Dave Hiebert 642,
Doug Fellman 637, Walter
Tymofievich 631, Dave Turner
628, Joan Martini 611, Denise
Tamelin 601, Harry Tamelin
600.

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FEBRUARY 28TH

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The Hon. Eileen Dailly, Minister

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Division of Post-Secondary,
Parliament Buildings,

Victoria, B.C.

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We accep! post dated ‘cheques in late February, so we can now complete your
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