CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 30, 1978

Rebels Downed by Guesnel for ‘Second Year in a Row

Rebe! Players Rally Around Their Go:

Lose Chonce at

alle inan All-Out E Etfort to Stay a Goal

—CasNewsFoto iy Tim Graham

Junior Hockey
League Standings

2 Kootenay
Junior Hockey League playoff
Statistics are as follows:

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8
6
2
8
4
6
9
6
6
2

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Pi Leaders
Player GP G A Pts. Pim

" G, Egan (CR)

9 18 22 40
wK Dosnian Ce
13 21 «50
S. Bozek cay”
18
G. Pace (CA)
B
R. Hunter (5)
0 8
N. Smith (CR)
12
R. Kvisle (CR)
8
K. Blair a
K. Thomason (cr)
S. McIntosh (S)
10 6

B, Tassone (CA)
18° 1 18 14 88

Name Bui.

- Drives a Gremlin.

Life has been difficult for
‘Craig Cole of Seattle, Wash.
‘ever since another chap by the
‘same name toted $70,000 in a
‘paper bag into a car dealership

id bought a Stutz Blackhawk

. * wphings “have been. irre-
trievably altered as a result of
the publicity,” says Cole, who
works for the state human
rights commission. -

+ “I mean, really. My wife
and mother no longer speak to
me, news reporters and credi-

tora call day and night, and so
do my friends. All because my
name is Craig Cole—but not the
Craig Cole who bought the
fancy car and owns exotic dance
studios.”

The Cole who owns the
Stutz bought the car to pro-
mote his string of dance studios
and other businesses.

“I drive a Gremlin with a
dent in the side,” grumbled the
other Cole. ~

Bonspiel Dance
Held at Old
Arena Saturday

Live music will highlight
the Sunflower Mixed Curling
Bonspiel dance Saturday eve-
ning at the old arena.

. Tickets for the dance will
be on sale at the curling rink or
at the door.

Recreation News
With Director PAT METGE

Thanks

Once again, the recreation
commission would like to take
this opportunity to thank those
who participated and were in-
volved with our programs,

Self-Defence

A self-defence course {jui-
jitsu) under the leadership of
Jack Hamelin is in progress
every Tuesday and Thursday
evening from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in
the Community Complex. Any-

one who is nine years of age and.

older is welcome.

Registration fees are $30
for beginners and $15/monthly
for the intermediates. For more
information please contact the
Recreation Office at 365-3386.

Children's Art

Starting March 30th the
children’s art classes in the
Kinnaird Elementary School
will be displaying their creati-
vities and skills In the Com-
munity Complex hall. This ex-
hibit will conclude on April
Mth,

Any Suggestions?
_ The commission welcomes
any program suggestions and
ideas. Summer job applications
are still available at the Recrea-
tion office.
Coaches Needed

Coaches are needed for the
upcoming T-League and Sand-
lot Softball League. Anyone

Now, in Castlegar. . .

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Recreation Office.
Coming Events
A field allocation meeting
is scheduled in the conference
room at the Community Com-
plex at 7 p.m. tonight. Other
coming events in April are the
auction sale and the annual
trade fair.
Minor Soccer
Registration for Minor Soc-
cer will be held at the Com-

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munity Complex from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. on April 1st and 8th.
All persons from 6 - 16 years
are welcome. to join. Coaches
and assistants are. also re-
quired. If interested, leave your
name with the ladies at the
registration table.
Athletic Assoc.

The Athletic Association
will be holding its annual meet-
ing in the conference room at
the. Community Complex on
Monday at. 7:30: p.m. Any -in-
terested person is welcome to
attend.

Minor Hockey L.A.

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to
Minor Hockey will be holding
its annual meeting at the Com-
munity Complex at 8 p.m. on
Wednesday.

Rossland Light Opera

The Rossland Light -

Opera's production of “Little
Mary Sunshine” will be staged

Winning the Kootenay In-
ternational Junior Hockey
League championship for both
years of their existence in the
league, the Castlegar Rebels
met their match on the week-
end, dropping two games to the
more experienced Quesnel Mil-
lionaires to bring the club's
season to an abrupt halt.

The Millionaires defeated
Castlegar 6-8 Friday night with
the help of some superior
goaltending from Larry Brunt,
who faced 49 Rebel shots.
Saturday, Castlegar held a 3-0
lead early in the final frame,
but. Quesnel came back with
four markers to send the game
into overtime.

In the 10-minute . extra
period, the Millionaires scored
twice in the first three minutes
and.added an empty-net goal
with 30 seconds to go to take a
7-5 victory.

Friday night, the Million:
aires opened the scoring in the.
first minute of play, but the
Rebels came back in the middle
period with three goals to take
a 8-2 lead after 40 minutes.

The Millionaires had the
upper hand in the final frame,
notching three unanswered
goals for the victory.

Rebels’ coach Marc Pezzin
felt that Brunt's goaltending
was the major factor in deter-
mining the winner. “He played
exceptionally well,” he said,
“and we lost our composure in
the third period. We just
couldn't put things together.”

Win Winofsky led Quesnel
with two markers, while singles
went to Jerry Melnyk, Brian
Fersterling and Brian Du-
maine. Replying for Castlegar
were Dave Kirby, Glen Soren-
son and Steve Bozek.

Quesnel sat out nine min-
ors and a major and Castlegar

was given seven minors and a.

major. Castlegar outshot the
Millionaires 49-80. :
Saturday's match saw the
Millionaires held scoreless until
midway through the third
ding

scored their first goal of the
game just after the second
penalty expired and went on to
add three more to send the
game into ‘overtime,

Three Quesnel goals.in the
10-minute period put the game
and the series away for the
club.

The Millionaires will now
meet the winners at the coast
to determine the B.C. cham-
picn. The final series will be
played in Quesnel and is
scheduled to begin Friday.

Gord Pace led the Rebels
Saturday with a hat-trick, and
singles went to Bozek and Ed
Smith. Roy Weppner notched a
hat-trick for Quesnel, with
Winosky, Doug Festerling,
Brian Festerling and Lyle -In-
glis rounding out the scoring.

Castlegar outshot the Mil-
lionaires 47-85 and received 12
of 26 minor penalties hands:
out. Each club ‘also had two
majors and a misconduct,

Pezzin was pleased with
his’ club's performance during
the seriés, “Both clubs played
good hockey,” he said, “and we
put up a good fight.”

No Job Search
Is Necessary,
Recipients Told’

Mandatory job hunting has
been dropped as a requirement
for many unemployed, federal
oificials say.

The reason: There just
isn't any work to be found:

“We can't have people
running around looking for
work that isn't there,” says
Larry St. Laurent, an execu-
tive-director of the Canada
Employment and Immigration
Commission.

The job-search require-
ment, rigidly applied in pre-
vious years, has been loosened
because of complaints from
frustrated job-seekers and from

period. A q
the turning point in the game
came at 8:21, when Rebel goal-
tender Chris Vlanich was given

a minor penalty for delaying |

the game after he froze the
puck. The call came when
Castlegar was already one man

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The Rebels managed to kill
both penalties, but Pezzin said
the call “took the wind out the
our sails.” The Millionaires

at the Trail Junior Secondary -

School at 8 p.m. each evening
from April 6th to &th. For a
very exciting theatre experi-
ence, journey to Trail and take
in this production.
Sunflower Dance
Don't forget the Sunflower
Fest dance to be held at the
Complex this Saturday. Danc-
ing will be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Make up your own party and
join others for a real good
evening of dancing. B
Sentinel Baseball
Registration for Castlegar
Sentinel Baseball will be held at
the Kinnaird Fire Hall from 10

a.m. to 2 p.m. on April Ist and”

8th.
Rebel Hockey

We would like to send out
our congratulations to the
Junior Rebel Hockey Club for a
very exciting season and play-
off series that were held at the
Complex this past season, A
special commendation for
reaching the B.C, Junior B

semi-finals with Quesnel and .

for two games well played.
Tce Activities End ,
This past weekend has
brought to a close all the ice
activities in the Complex and
Old Arena until the Figure
Skating Club's summer Figure
Skating School in July. We
hope that all participants in all
activities had a very successful

season.
‘Trade Fair
The next big event at the
Community Complex is the
Selkirk Lions-sponsored Trade

Fair to be held April 21st and ,

22nd. This event will cover the
whole Complex and also expand
out to the parking lot. Every
indication is that this event will
be even bigger than last year.

#1, 401 Front St., Castlegar

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with no jobs to offer,
St. Laurent said in an interview
after jobless totals passed the
one-million mark.

“We were getting - flak
from the claimaints and-from
the employers whose doors
they: were banging, o1

‘The: ccopmission
quires proof
when there are job opportuni-
ties in the claimant's area and
occupation, he said,

Super’ Latex:
Flat Enamel

Some comments from
Coach Pezzin about the season
were:

“The season was a tremen-
dous success for us. It would
have been great to keep going,
but we needed just a little more *
experience,

“I feel that winning like we
have gives us the experience
for the future. For any expan-
sion team to win two champion-
ships in a row is a tremendous
credit to Castlegar Minor Hock-

ey.
" “We're developing a tradi-
tion that our team wins on hard
work and, as time goes along,
this can give a team a psycholo-
gical edge before the “game
even starts, 2

“I feel that the reason our
team shows so much enthusi-
asm is that it's the end resplt of
working hard and feeling that
winning belongs to you.”

The Rebels thank their
many loyal fans for their
support. As captain Brian Veri-
gin put it, "I really like the
crowds. The fans give me more
drive and desire to perform
well. Lam very appreciative of
the tremendous support the
fans are giving the Rebels.”

- VanWinkle
Waterbeds

#3, 401 Front Street,
Castlegar s2

Ladies’ Auxiliary to
Minor Hockey
will be holding Its.
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday, April 5 at 8 p.m. ,

New Arena Complex
Elections will beheld.

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