% ar Figure 8! Club ‘pro
Weide and Mr. Sandra Van Zyll de Jong are doing the ice
preparations while Mra. Kathy Popoff, es carnival chairman, is in

charge of crgualiing office preparations. All

‘i “a
skaters ‘are busy

public is favited to come out and enjoy an evening of .

sowing costumes; The

entertainment on ice, March 20 when the Greatest Shaw on Ice is

prevented.—D, Hiebert

Ish Rink Wins Over Mills

In Annual Teachers’ Bonspiel .

By John Dalziel

The teachers of Schoo!
District No, 9 are by and large,
a serious,.sober, conscientious
and dedicated group of citizens,
Occasionally, they do let their
hair down and when they do tt
is something to experience.

Such an occasion took place
‘at the local curling tink last
Saturday when, the ninth an-
nual teacher's bonsplel was
held. ‘

Some of the styles had to
be seen to be believed. Hats
and caps were at times out of
this world and there was at
least one sweater that would
have made the lordliest Ben-
gal Tiger green with envy had
he seen it.

At times the action on the
Ice and in the hack was almost.
unbelievable, but along with all
the zany golngs-on there. was
same real good curling and real
keen competition.

One of the finest shots of.
the bonsplel was:made by
Diane Colman in the semi-final
of the ‘B' event. Down four.
coming home, Diane made a
real Brier take-out of the Frank
Hamilton second shot to lie five
and pull the game from the fire.

Results from Castlegar and District Minor Hockey

Pup Division
* March 4—Canucks 4, Bla-
zers 2, Goalies were G. Silves-
ter for the Canucks and T.
Baulkham for the Blazers.
Scoring for the Canucks were
. M. Corbett (2), D. Salekin and
* W. Samsonoff. Assists went to
SS. Jones, P, Moroso, C. Kil-
patrick, W. Walsh (23) and B.
;, Mug, The Blazers’ goals were
yD, Melsted and D,
Reid, with assists from G.

goal were P. Churchill for the

{Leafs and J. Kanigan for the
Jets, Goals for the Leafs were
scored by D. Kinakin (2), J.
Obetkoff (2) and J. Innes.

= Assists were made by J.

$ Obetkolt (2), D. ‘inakin’ and
B, Dyer. The Jets’ goals were
sored by D. Lightle and S,
£)Samoylol. Assists were made
© by Gs Pondelicek and D.
ght.

| "March 5—Canadians 6, Sa-
bres 3, The Canadians’ goals

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were scored by J. Landis,
Pozdnekoff, Ellwood and Pere-
hudoff (3). Assists went to
Pozdnekoff and Reld. The Sa-
bres' goals were scored by
Stewart (2) and Alexander,
‘Assists were credited to
dis, Morris and Sherstobllatt-
March 7—Canucks 5, Oll
ers 1. In goal were D. Boyce for
the Canucks and J. Verigin for
the Oilers. The Canucks’ goal
were scored by C. Telptrck,
Ce

Assists went to W. Walsh, W.
Samsonoff, G. Siivester,
Corbett, B.. Krug and G,
Gyurkovits. The lone Oilers’
goal was scored by D. MacKin-
non on an assist from P.
Smitheram and S, MacKinnon,
March 8—Jets 5, Sabres 4.
Goalies were Sparkman for the
Jets and Sookro for the Sabres.
Scoring for the Jets were
Lightle, G. Soloveoff, G. Walk:
er (2), and

goals were P, Churchill, J.
Obetkoff (2) and B. Dyer.
Assists were made by J.
Obetkoff, P. Churchill, K. Sem-
enoff and B, Watt (2). The

rs’ goal was scored by L.
Lauriente, on an assist from D.
Melsted.

Canadians 4,, Oilers 2.
Goalies were T. Gevatkoff for
the Canadians and R. Cooke for
the Oilers. Scoring for the
Canadians were K. Keralff (2),

and’M. Steenvoorden. Assists
went to Steenvoorden (2), R.
Andrews and M, Cook. The lone
Bruins’ goal was scored by P.
Laurino, unassisted.
, > Bantam Division
March 4—Pee Wee Rep 6,
CSCU 0. In goal were Chevel-
dave for the Rep and McDonald
for CSCU. Scoring the Rep
goals were Lightle, J. Nazarolf,
J. Smith, T. Nazarolf, T.

J. Ellwood and F..P
‘Assists went to T. Reld (2), A.
Gray, D. Perehudoff and D.
Standidge. The Oilers’ goals
were scored by D. MacKinnon
and J, Verigin.

Pee Wee Division
Mareh 3—Mustangs 4, Ma-
ple Leafs 2. Goalies were R.
Martin for the Mustangs and
M. Duff for the Leafs. Scoring
for the Mustangs w
Armstrong, R. Andrew:
Steenvoorden and R Kirby.

and b.
Assista went to A. Stoushnow,
Horning (2), J. Stewart (8),
Sookro, Nazaroff, J. Smith,
Sheratobitoff and Lightle.

5-CSCU 4, KSCU
0. In goal were D, Perras for -
CSCU and P. Hyson for KSCU.
Scoring were P. Kalesnikolf, J.
Josafatow, D. Hughes and F.

“Costa. Assists went to D.
Barnes,.M. Wichert and, Ps,

alesnikoff.
CSCU 2, Texaco 2, In goal

S bie P. Pertas for CSCU and

Assists were made by Pondeli-
cek (2) and Lightle (2). The
Sabres’ goals were scored by K.
Cheveldave, R; Morris (2) and
D. Sherstobitoff. Assists went
to D. Sheratobitolf, K. Chevel-
dave (2), Go Stewart and T.
Swanson.

Maple Leafs 4, Blazers 1.
In goal were D. Kinakin for the
Leafs and D. De Rosa for the
Blazers, Scoring the Leafs’

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Texaco. Scoring

Kirby,
G. Marquis (3) and § Arm-
atrong (2). The Leafs’ g
were scored by B. McGuire and
K. Kerieff. Assists went to R.
McGauley (2), K. Fischer.and L.
‘Samoyloff.

March 4—Bruins 6, Cana-
dians’3. In goal were W.
Gorkoff for the Bruins and J.
Shmoorkoff for the Canadians.
Scoring for the Bruins were M.
Plotnikoff, P. Laurino (2), G.
Prive (2} and L. Kalesnikoff:
Assists went to P. Laurino (3),
M. Plotnikoff and G. Hubert.
The Canadians’ goals were
scored by K. Knowler (2) and
A. Beatty, with K, Kirby
getting two assists.

Mareh 5—Canucks 2, Ran-
gers 2, Scoring for the Canucks
were Lauriente and Semenoff,
with assists made by Lauriente
and Dinning. Scoring for the
Rangers were Alves and Isak-
son, with an assist golng to
Markin,

March “g—Maple Leafs 3,
Rangers 1. In goal were M. Duff
for the Leafs and N, Chernoff

for the Rangers. Scoring the:

Leals' goals were Ken Kerailf
(2) and B. McGuire, Assists
were made by L. Samoyloff, B.
MeGuire and T. De Paoli.
Scoring for the Rangers was D.
Markin on an assist from L.
Alves.

Mustangs 3, Bruins 1. In
goal were R. Kirby for the
Mustangs and D, Johnstone for
the Bruins. Scoring for the
Mustangs were R. Andrews (2)

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fe CSCU were J. Josafatow
dT. Strelioff. An assist was

made by M. Wichert. The
‘Texaco goals were scored by B.
Kubos and P. Moroso. Assists
were made by A. Conroy (2)
and G. Ingham.

March 9—Legion 6, KSCU
4, In goal were C. Wilson for
the Legion and E. Swetlishoff
for KSCU. Scoring for the
Legion were N. Smitheram, M.
Quaedviieg, D..Kanigan,
Zibin and G. Miller (2). As:
went to M. Quaedvlieg, C.
Horning (2), N. Smitheram, P.
Strelieff (2), G. Grieves and L.
Tomilin. The KSCU goals were
scored by R. Simonen and R.
Christenson (3), with J. Markin
making two assists.

“W.K. Bantam Play-offs

+ March &—Castlegar 3, Nel-

son 2. In goal were L. Ingham
for Castlegar and R. Hlookoff
for Nelson. Scoring for Castle-

were §. Bozek, N. Voykin
and R. Grim. Assists went to B.
Nazaroff, D. Kirby, G. Pace and
M. Varabioff. The Netson goals
were scored by G. Salekin and
M. Poulin. Assists were made
by M. Correale, K, Hannan, S.
Montgomery and B. Markin.

Midget Division

March 3—Capitals 2, Ston-
ers 1. In goal were S. Kereiff.
for the Capitals and D. McMul-
len for the Stoners. Scoring for
the Capitals were G. Berg and
D, Rutland, The Stoners’ goal
was scored by K. Wilson.

Crunchers 6, Arrows 3. In

goal were D. McMullen for the -

Crunchers and C, Grunerud for
the Arrows. Scoring for the

Crunchers were C. Perepolkin ‘+

{2), R. Saunders, D. Walker, J.
Postnikoff and jookro. As-
sists went to D. Walker, F.
Barabanoff, B. Bermel, R. Saun-

ders (2), F. Loukianoff and K. '

Simonen (2},The Arrows’ goals
were scored by J. Makaroff (2)
and G. Yule, with T. Duff
getting two assists.

March 4—Capitals 2, Ban-
tam Rep 2. In goal were S.
Kerieff for the Capitals and L.

Ingham for the Rep team, |

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Scoring for the Capltals were:

R. MacKenzie and K. Gorkoff.
Anassist went to K. Gorkoff, as
well. The Rep goals were
scored by B. Martin and M.
Varabioff. Assists were made
by M. Varabloff, P. Rilkoff and
G. Pace. *

‘March 5—Arrows 4,'Ston-
ers3. In goal were C. Grunerad
for. the Arrows and D.
ten for the Stoners. Scoring Bs
the Arrows were J. Makaroff
(2), D. Dawson and G. Yule.
Assists went to G. Yule (2), J.
Bermel, J. Wishloff, C. Furlan,
J. Makaroff and W. Koochin.
‘The Stoners’ goals were scored
by B, Kerieff, J. Gillman and B.
Tassone. Assists went to D.
Veysey, R. Veysey, P. Moore,
B. Dube and J.:Gillman, i

Crunchers 2, Bantam Rep
2. In goal were D. McMullen for.
‘the Crunchers’ and L. Ingham
for the Rep team.’ Scoring for

the Crunchers were C. Perepol-
“kin and D. "Walker. Assists

‘were made by D. Walker and C.
Sookro, ‘The Rep goals were

scored by .N. Voykin and M.
Varabioff, with assists going to -

G. Pace and B. Verigin.

Suyenile Division
March 4—Midget Rep 4,
Juveniles 4, In goal were D.
McMullen and 8. Kereiff for the
Midgets and “A. Akbelson’ for
the Juveniles. Scoring for the
Midgets were G. Yule (2), B.

Tassone and G. Nixon, Assists _
were made by B. Tassone (2)...

W. Koochin: (2), B. Dube, D.

Rutland and D. Obedkoff. The:

Juveniles’ goals were scored by
TP. Moscovitch, B. Allingham, K.
New and K, Swetlishoff. As-
sists went to K. New (2), K.
Wilson (2) and B, Allingham.

Commercial
Malddocks 7, Midget Rep 2.

In goal were L. Chernoff for

Maddocks and D, MeMullen and
S. Kereiff for the Rep. Scoring
for Maddocks were J. Antigna-
ni (8), J, Chase (2), J. Hurde
and S. Sanders. Assists went to
S. Sanders (2), J. Hurde (2}, D.
Mair, K: Carlson, R. Drazdoff

and J. Antignani. Scoring for -

the Rep team were D, Walker
and B, Tassone. Assists were
made by J. Makaroff and W.
Koochin.

Lloyd Ish's last shot of the
‘A’ final wad another dandy.
However, these were only two
of many good shots made
during the day..

‘When the frost lifted, the
results ran something like

is:

Inthe 'A’ event it was the
Ish rink over the Mills’ four-
some. In the "B', Colman over
Corbett and in the ‘C’, Wayling

(the man ‘in the sweater):

nosing out{ Walters.
Besides these legitimate
winners there were several

novelty prizes handed out: least

points, Fred Fillipoff; firat rink

knocked out, Jack Closky;.”

biggest end, Diane Colman; and
gamest loser, A.: Woodrull,
it was) never clarified

q
whether Chery! laughed till she:

cried or cried till she laughed,
but Cheryl Bonowlcz: was pre-

sented with the proverbial

erying towel.

Master of ceremonies for
the festivities was Lloyd Ish
and the thanks of the gathering
are due to Lloyd and his hard
working committee of Chery)
Bonowiez, Steve Naylor and
Harry Plotnikoll.

‘Thanks are also due to the
ladies who looked after. the.
kitchen, the men who tended
the refreshments, and the boys
who kept the ice in such good
shape throughout the day.

Twenty-four rinks took
part in this weird and wonder-
ful event and all agreed that it
had been a terrific ball.

Pitcher-Catcher
Clinic Here
On March 21

‘The Sentinel Baseball Club
will conduct: a pitcher and

> eatcher clinic in the Stanley

Humphries Secondary «School
activity room at 7 p.m, March
21.

‘The purpose of the clinfe is

to’ help boys who are’now. : -
\Fegularly pitching and catching,

‘to develop their’ arms ‘before.
the season starts,

Due to’ limited: time and
space, this clinie will be for

Senior Bronco, ages 11 and 12:
_ years up to Calta, 15 and 16

years,
‘For further information
call Red Warner at 365-7387.

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The bride's parents.

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Bride's: Initials come‘ first inside’ the ‘band, then
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tna church ‘wedding, which side is usually reterved
for the bride's family and friends?

The left. The groom’s-Is the fight: side.

Does the groom always kiss the bride at ‘the altar?
The clergyman will rules on It, according to church
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{s.the clergyman invited to the reception?

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Po ushers and best.man send In rectiving line?

Who cuts first plece of cake’
The bride, with the groom's eight hand over hers.
They break the slice and eat it together. A friend
or walter then takes over the slicing.
ts the groom obligated to dance with someone
besides his bride?
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when should Invitations and announcements be

About two months before the. wedding.
When ere invitations to 9 formal wedding sent out?
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May piers be Invited to a recepti id
wel ie vibe reception and not the
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Are envelopes of iiaiions addressed formally?

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“ts It correct to “and family” on invitation ‘en-

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seperi iadult sons'’and

daughters... For.-small children. address the outside

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the Anner envelope under thelr parents’ names.

gifts may a bride give 0 beldesmad?
a imal lasting gift, porhops. fewel

What gift does a groom give his ace
Something personal, usually fewelry.

Miho Boas es ee his fee?
best man hands tt over In plain
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Ase, \ erat na cards put: with the hematin on
Not these days. a
What happens at rece tion. if, the Ghee couples start
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reception cards enclosed with invitations? x
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A aoe or two. after wedding

re wedding eee aver sent to enyone
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