FOR SALE

IMMACULATE 4 bdrm home on quiet
no through street in S. Castlegar. Inte-
rior has recently been completely
redecorated, finished t,

IMMACULATE 4 bdrm. home on

quiet no through street in Blueber-

ty, large covered deck, fireplace,

woodstove, fenced yard, rec. room,

workshop, garage, fruit trees
000. 5058.

IN GENELLE 3 bdrm, 1 1/2 baths
up, Rumpus room with wood stove,
bath, laundry room, workshop &
cold room down, Large sundeck
with view. Walk-out bsmt. Fenced
back yard. Almost 1/2 acre lot with
large garden area and fruit trees.

NELSON - spacious 5 bdrm, 3
baths clo: lo schools, shopping
and recreation. Privacy and view.
Garden, carport, woodstove.

QUALITY 3 BDRM view home on a
quiet street 2 blocks from town &
schools. Includes carport, hard-
» wood floors, oak cabinets, fire-
, woodstove, central vacuum,
built-in dishwasher & microwave.
For appt. call 365-5028,

HOUSES FOR RENT

2 BDRM house in S. Castlegar.
Avail. March 15/95 $600/mo. plus
i 365-7446
2 BORM house on 209 Lakeview
15 117.

3 BDRM bsmt. home in Thrums. Avail-
able immediately $675/mo. 399-4711 _
3 BDRM home available April 1/95.
Phone Joan at 365-8179.

3 BDRM house in S. Castlegar
$750/mo. Available April 1/95. Call
365-7466.

3 BDRM in N. Castlegar. Avail.
immediately. $825/mo. Contact

3 BDRM mobile home in Thrums.
W/D, F/S, cable TV available. No
dogs. 399-4101 of 359-7178.
4 BDRM house in N. Castlegar
4s
900 sq.ft 2 bdrm grassed, fenced
yard, owner maintained, f/s, d/w,
layndry on site, separate storage
area, parking. 365-5070 leave mes-
sage.
BATCHELOR SUITES, furnished,
$375/mo. includes heat and light.
Walter, Mt. Sentinel Realty. 365-
8.
(IN BRILLIANT: 3 bdrm house with
spa and shop; 2 bdrm mobile home
399-4779.

ROOMMATE TO share 2 bdrm.
house. Dntn. Castlegar. $240 +
Call evenings please. 365-3010.
SHOREACRES - 3 bdrm. house on
‘eage. $690/mo. 5.

“SHOREACRES” - 20 mins. to Nel-
son, 15 mins. to Castlegar. 2 bdrm.
5 appliances, satellite dish, central
air, 2-car garage, siding, all vene-
tians & drapes, covered deck,
beautifully landscaped one acre lot.
Move in, or-keep on tenants:
An exc. investment. $120,000 (604)
399-4150 (eves.)

ROOM & BOARD

NICE BDRM, furnished, private
bath and entrance. Available imme-

MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE

14x70 mobile on lot 60x100 with
addition $80,000 or offers. Serious
enquiries only. 365-7433.
1969 12X56 Parkwood mobile
home. Exc. cond. Many extras.
Phone 825-9441 or 352-5116 leave
Must be moved ASAP.
AVAILABLE MAR. 1 - 3 bdrm
mobile on 1.5 acres in Ootischenia.
Semi-furnished, 5 appliances
im: a
PRE-OWNED & bank repo mobile
homes for sale. $10,000 & up. We
deliver anywhere. (We also buy
good, clean homes). 769-0059
Lakeshore Mobile Homes, Kelow-

pera a Ce
VACANT DNTN, newer 14' wide
mobile. 2 bdrms, 4 appliances
across from “The Met” 365-0062.

MOBILE HOMES
FOR RENT
14X70 3 bdrm mostly furnished,
remodelled. Private fenced lot. Old

Castlegar area. Avail now untit

August 1/95. $600/mo. incl. utilities.

2 BORM mobile home ilable
April 1/95, #6-3936 Broadwater Rd.
Robson. 359-8056.

APART. F RENT
1 BDRM apart. $55 i

NEW 1 bdrm furnished suite with
private’ entrance. $450/mo. includes
utilities. 365-6708

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1 BDRM apart. for rent in Cedar
Manor. 365-6213.

SELKIRK MANOR 1& 2 bedroom
ap. 365 - 2488.

1 BDRM bsmt. suite downtown.
NP Avail. April 1/95 365-7991

1 bdrm. apt., dntn. location. Suit-
able for 1or 2 people. N/S. Heat
inc.'New paint, carpet, & blinds.

$400/mo, Ref's required. Reply

2 BDRM. duplex. Fireplace, wall to wall,

friige and stove, carport. N/P, N/S pre-

ferred. Oglow sub-division, 965-6015. _

2 BDRM. suite close to drin. Laundry
q 1.

2-BEDROOM condo in South
Castlegar. References required.
$750/mo. plus utilities. Contact

rent. Avail. im

2BDRM. DUPLEX close to school
and town. Avail. April 1/95 365-
8371

APART. FOR rent in Robsom.

2BDRM DNTN. apart in 4-plex for
rent. Avail, immediately 365-6010. _

utilities. 365-
CLEAN 2 bdrm suite close to dnitn.
$465/mo. Private entrance and lawn.
Call evenings 1-604-229-4342.
i 2 BEDROOM apt.
$500/mo. docuucing utilities. Call

BACHELOR APART. furnished incl.
utilities. 365-2460. 0000

LARGE 3 bdrm. — suite. 2 pri-
vate ground-|

recently renovated kitchen and
bathroom. Prefer N/S, DD & refer-
ences required. $700/mo. + utilities.

71

NEW 1 BDRM condo, 5 appliances,
near dntn. N/S, N/P. Avail. April
1/95. 365-2622.

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This award will be presented every week to
someone in Castlegar who shows extraordinary
service to his/her customers or clients.

The recipient will receive an award plaque
to keep courtesy of Kats Trophys.

We'd like everyone in Castlegar to know that
service excellence exists in our community.

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(JEFFGABERT
> Sun Sports

Getting even and meting out a

+ quick revenge is a basic

) although often vile part of

| human existence. For the Castle-

gar Rebels last weekend, it was
just plain necessary.

The Rebels entered the weekend
satisfied in their hockey abilities
after a thrashing of the Spokane
Braves whom they beat in four
straight games. Their opponent
would be Grand Forks who need
six games and plenty of emotion to
outlast the Rossland Warriors.

The two teams two different
paths collided last Friday in
Game One of the KUHL South
Division Final and it was clear
from the outset that the Rebels
were in for.a battle,

The first goal was scored just
under five minutes into the period
when Rebel goaltender Mike
Kooznetsoff found himself facing
three Bruins players with only

one white shirt in front of him.
He managed to get a piece of Clif
Garcia’s shot but not enough as it
trickled behind him.

The Rebels responded at the
9:47 mark as Grady Moore's
weak low shot from the blueline
eluded the pads of Bruins goalie
Brad Britton. But the Bruins
quickly came back and took a
one-goal lead into the second.

The'Bruins scored their two
goals on just five shots while the
Rebels got only one despite pum-
melling Britton with 17 shots.

The next period saw the contin-
uation of the Bruin power-play
goal trend as they took a 3-1 lead
just 1:45 into the third on their sec-
ond power- play goal of the night.

Even steven

_ Rebels - Grand Forks series tied at one apiece after weekend play

Kevin MacGillvary is a bumper and a grinder who doesn't often get a chance to score.
He had a breakaway here but the shot just went wide.

Rebels star defenceman Mike
Hunter then took a major penalty
and game misconduct but the
Bruins. couldn’t score which
meant overtime

The first overtime period
decided nothing despite constant
pressure by the Rebels that
included golden opportunities for
Craig Moisey and Todd Doyle,
who hit the cross-bar. It wasri't
until the 1:13 mark of the second
overtime that Bruin forward J.P
Brabant fired a hard. shot at

Vince ded for

the Rebels after being given a
penalty shot.-Antignani went top
shelf on Britton and he did it so
quick he could have stolen the
peanut butter while he was there.
Nino Dacosta tied the score for
the Rebels and Jesse Oldham put
them up 4-3 going into the third
period but they couldn’t hold the
lead as Grand Forks scored yet
another power-play goal at 7:07

K that ly found
it’s way onto the stick of” Yanik
Gagne who deposited it in the net.

Game over, and best forgotten.

“The main reason for us losing
game one was discipline,” said
Rebel coach Garry Sauer. “We
gave up three power-play goals
and we can’t do that. Grand Forks
is a good team and they capital-
ized on them.”

Despite giving up five goals on

21 shots Sauer said he has no real
goaltending concerns.

“We gave up five goals but the
thing is, good teams wilt capital-
ize on the power-play and they
had three,” said Sauer. “That was
the big thing in the game. I
didn’t have a goaltending con-

cern at all, If anything I think
our goaltending is better than
theirs and that will hopefully be
a factor later in the series.”
Game Two Saturday night saw
the Rebels go with the exact same
game plan as Friday but with a lot
better discipline. Even still, the
Bruins managed to weather an
early Rebel storm and draw first
blood as Gagne solved the puzzle
of Rebel goalie J.C. Moore. And
then Dacosta broke his stick

SUN SPORTS PHOTO / Jeff Gabert
against the glass.

It was a sign of frustration,
perfect disregard for a defence-
less hockey stick and even
Dacosta himself would tell you it
was stupid. But it worked.

The Rebels went on to domi-
nate the second period and score
four straight goals by Moisey,
Darren Pottle, Moisey again and
finally Mike Hunter. The offen
sive outburst left the Bruins in
disarray and the Rebels went on
to a 5-3 win in front of 580 fans.

It was a big game and, besides
getting even, Castlegar sent a
message to the Bruins that noth-
ing comes easy in the Crypt.

“It was a must win for us,”
said Sauer. “We would've loved
to have won two and I know
Grand Forks was happy to go
home with a split. But we did
show a lot of character.”

See EVEN 2B

S d |

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Around the World in an Afternoon
The Castlegar Figure Skating Club has figured prominently in a
number of competitive events this year and now they hope to display
some of those figures to the general public in the annual Castlegar
Figure Skating Carnival coming this Saturday Mar. 11 to the Com-
plex. The club will be performing two complete shows at 2:00 and
7:00 p.m. featuring the theme of “Dancing Around the World”. The
show is non-competitive in nature but that doesn’t mean Jennifer
Chant and her crew haven't been p ng for weeks in p
The club will also be welcoming | guest skater Johnnie Bevan to the
ice: Bevan is an 18-year-old Grade 12 student from Spokane who
was for in the Junior World Championships back in1993. He contin-
ues tobe a top prospect in the U.S. Figure Skating world and he will
certainly be bringing an action packed performance to the Complex.
Bevan was here two years ago for the carnival and anyone who saw
him the first time will certainly want to see the new and improved
version. For more information on the Carnival call Corinne at 365-
7074 or the Castlegar Community Complex.

Bar Bee Bonspiel a fun ride

The Ladies Bar Bee Bonspiel wound up Sunday with the Eileen
Gallamore Rink of Trail winning the Monte Carlo Motor Inn ‘A’
Event. Helping Eileen were third Doreen Boisvert, second Susan
Palmer and lead Diana Keraiff.The ‘B’ Event Anderson Insurance
winner was the Van Yzerloo family rink of Pat Jeffrey. The Kats
trophy ‘C* Event winner was the Lois Cutler rink of Nelson and the
*D’ Remax Realty event was won by the local Nicole Beetstra rink.
The Bonspiel was a roaring success with lots of fun, dancing, good
curling and great prizes. A special thanks went out to the Men's
Curling Club for the delicious Saturday night dinner.

Gettin’ Ready for Hardball

Baseball registration is now on! All Babe Ruth players can sign up
6-8 p.m. on March 8 and from 9 am.- noon on March 11 at the
Complex. Little League sign-ups are also at the Complex and will
take place 6-8 p.m. on March 29 and 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. on April 1.
For more information call the Rec office.

COMMERCIAL HOCKEY FINAL STATISTICS
TEAM STANDINGS GP WINS §=LOSS § TIES POINTS

KOOTENAY
computers 92 2! 10 1 47

DEXTERS 31 19 24

CAS. SPORTS

CENTER 39

32 12

CAS.

PRESSURE 31 19

Castle Bowl Results, Feb. 27 - Mar. 6

Mon. Morning Coffee ‘Thurs. Morning Coffee

288 L.HS.

Hitting centre at Castle Bowl

JEFF GABERT

‘Sun Sports

There were.a lot of teams hitting the hardwood in Castlegar last
weekend but the only ones who feally were looking for strikes
were at the Castle Bowling Lanes in Castlegar.

The Junior Division Youth Bowling Council West Kootenay
Playdowns took place at Castle Bowl last Sunday afternoon with
teams from all over the West Kootenay participating.

» The junior boys category encompasses ages 11-13 dnd the
Castlegar team was represented by Kyle Duff, Ashley Aubin,
Billy Trubetskoff, Aaron Archibald and Darcy Carreiro. Castle-
gar's single bowler was Robin Duke.

Ail the juniors were battling for the opportunity to represent the
West Ki Zone in the Provincials being held April 1 in Surrey.

Unfortunately they came up just a little short as they both
gained silver medals. Duke ended up missing the trip to Surrey by
a sparse 31 pins.

Roland Handley, the YBC Coordinator for Castlegar, was
happy with the teams performance despite the second place finish.

“It was excellent,” said Handley. “As far as placing, this is
probably the best we've ever done. This is our seventh year in the
YBC program and a lot of our kids have worked their way up. It's
all a process of development.”

Handley had special praise for Duke who narrowly missed the
trip to Provincials.

“He's got a very nice style,” said Handley. “He's been bowling
for a lot of years and he's practised quite a bit. He'll be back.”

The junior girls team of Kailee Tassone, Anna McCullagh,
Erin Engel, Christina McIntosh and Jenny Poznikoff picked up
bronze medals

The Castlegar YBC Senior and Bantam contingent were also in
action last weekend as they travelled to the zone finals in Beaver

Valley and Nelson respectively

Derek-Handley continued his solid play in the Senior division
with a.gold medal which assures him of a trip to the Provincials.
Most believe he has a strong shot at the National Championship as
well which will be held in St. John’s, Newfoundland

The Senior Girls team of Misty Him, Valeric Kosowan, Daphne
Jackson, Sasha Sapriken and Kim Makaroff brought home a
bronze medal from Beaver Valley.

The Bantam bowlers took the short trip to the Savoy Lanes in Nel-
son for their zone finals. The highest Castlegar placing came from the
silver medal winning girls team of Stephanie McIntosh, Janice

Strike! Billy Trubetskoff was just one of the six rambunctious

YBC juniors in action last Sunday afternoon at Castle Bowl

in Castlegar for the zone. playdowns.

SUN SPORTS PHOTO / Jeff Gabert

Evdoki . Kristy Giles, Katrina Tassone and Sara McCullagh.

For most of the bowlers the YBC zone finals are the highlight of
the season, but the bowling season will continue until Easter. Many of
the bowlers will also be taking part in numerous smaller tournaments.

L.H.S.__Carol Him
LH.T. Carol Him
Mon. Golden Age
LH.S. Molly Salikin
LH.T. Molly Salikin
MLHLS. Nick Bonderoff
M.H.T. Bob Dunsmore
Mon. YBC Seniors
LHS. Misty Him
LH.T. _ Misty Him
M.H.S. Dexter Archibald
M.HLT. Derek Handley
Mon. Mixed 7-9

LH.S. Nancy Donald
LH.T. Nancy Donald
M.H.S. Bill Zarikoff
M.H.T. Bill Zarikoff
Tues. Ladies Coffee
LH.S. Irene Pater
LH.T. June Rourke
Tues. Mixed 7-9

LHS. Emma Pigeon
LH.T. Emma Pigeon
M.H.S. John Evans
M.H.T. Dennis Bezaire
Tues. Mixed 9-11
L.H.S. Dana.O’Brien
LH.T. Lynda Wood
M.H.S. Andy Saumure
M.H.T. Marvin Wood
Wed. Golden Age
L.H.S. Inis McAdam
LH.T. Inis McAdam
M.H.S. Harry Davis
M.H.T. John Kanigan
Wed. Mixed 7-9

L.H.S. Sheryl Saliken
L.H.T. Sheryl Saliken
M.H.S. Bob Branning
M.H.T. Jody Smith
Wed. Mixed 9-11

L.H.S. Blythe Elliott
L.H.T. Blythe Elliott
M.H.S. Greg Bergeron
M.H.T. Greg Bergeron

Lynda Wood
L.H.T. Lynda Wood
Thurs. YBC Juniors
L.HLS. Christina Dickson
L.HLT. Christina Dickson
M.HS. Kyle Duff
M.H.T. Kyle Duff
Thurs. Mixed 7-9

LHS. Cindy Biggs
L.H.T. Cindy Biggs
M.HS. Trent Biggs
M.H.T. Jim Feeney

Fri. Mixed 7-9

L.HS. Tima Reid

L.HLT. Tina Reid
M.HS. _ Ed Adshead
M.H.T. Ed Adshead

Fri. Mixed 9-11

LHS. Clemmy Duke
LT. Clemmy Duke
M.HLS. Rich Perlstrom
M.HLT. Rich Perlstrom
YBC PeeWee/Smurf
LHS. Sara McCullagh
L.H.T. Hailey Salekin
M.HLS. Jordan Pion
M.HLT. Paul Oslund
YBC Bantam

L.H.S. Lindsey Horst
L.H.T. Natasha Trubetskoff
M.HLS. Aaron Aubin
M.H.T. Sean Tassell
Sunday Classic

L.H.S. Lynda Wood
L.H.T. Joanne Fenner
M.H.S. Darrel Rourke
M.H.T. Marvin Wood

Key:
L.HS.- Ladies High Score
L.H.T.- Ladies High Total
M.HS.- Mens High Score
M.H.T.- Mens High Total
L.H.4.- Ladies High Four

M.H.4.- Mens High Four