CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 10, 1976

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Efforts Bear Fruit

Castlegar Join Joins KIJHL

C peanpe rite Tes

At a meeting that con-
sumed almost eight hours of
study sessions and decision
making, two things stood out at
the Kootenay Internation-
al Junior Hockey League's
annual get-together at Creston
last weekend,

The league executive ac-
cepted the application of Cres-
ton and Castlegar to place
teams in the league and decided
after almost two solid hours of
argument pro and con to make
yet another approach to the
BCAHA to gain Junior A status
for thelr league.

he meeting opened in
Creston's fine new arena with
some 28 delegates and execu-
tive members, including five
from Creston and three from:
Castlegar, and two members of
the press.
Oim Mailey and Karl’ Jo-
hansson will stay on as re-
ferees-in-chief of the West and
East respectively.

Moved by Roy Casler and
seconded by Don Lane : that
Castlegar be accepted as a full-
time member of the league, the
motion was carried unanimous-

ly. 0

The Creston application
was presented by Chuck Trus-
cott who spoke of starting with
‘a nucleus of about eight Cres-
ton players plus a number of
Saskatchewan players who will
follow the coach Creston has
acquired, He coached at Father
Athol Murray's Notre Dame
school at. Wilcox, Sask., and
most of the boys will be from
that. school.

Reo Touzin made a motion
that a $25 fine be invoked
against a ‘team missing a
meeting without a valid reason
and after three consecutive
misses $25 be added for each
additional miss—Le.: four migs-
es $50; five misses $75 and so,
on. The motion was carried.

The league will play a

44-game schedule with each
team getting 22 home and 22
away games each, in its own
division.
Aclub will play three home
and three away against each of
the other clubs, while they play.
two home and two away against.
each’. club in the — opposite
division. :

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Rossland’s executive has
been given the job of schedul-
ing as it did an excellent job last
season,

With the five teams in each
division for the coming season
the bottom team in‘ each
division will be eliminated from
the playoffs,

Discussion of the applica.
tion for Junior A status was

+ long and arduous with sugges-

tions coming from’ all ‘the
delegates. A motion was made
to operate asa Junior A circuit
with or without the blessing of
the BCAHA and to not particl-
pate in any Junior B Play-
offs but it was defeated.

In the end a motion by
Markle seconded by Truscott
was carried to‘apply, through
the regular channels and hope
fora breakthrough. A brief will

drawn to support the ap-
plication,

Castlegar’s colors will be
the same as the former Castle-
ger team used but a “name the
team” contest will be held tox
cover that part of the club's
needs, reported Mel McMullen.

‘The east-west lineup will
be Cranbrook, Kimberley, Fer-

nie, Spokane and Creston In the .

east; with Rossland, Trail,
Castlegar, Nelson and Grand
Forks in the west.

- CASTLEGAR NEWS.

Poor Turnout Cancels
_ Montrose. ‘B’ Swim Meet

By Bob Ratter

The Montrose “B" Swim
Meet which was to be held last
Saturday had to be cancelled
due to a poor turnout by the
other clubs in this region. It’s
too bad, as the meet would have
provided the kids with an
enjoyable experience in com-
petitive swimming,

Our first time’ trials were
held: on Saturday « with all
swimmers turning in fine per-
formances, Noteworthy are the
awims of Robert Kirkwood,
Robert McGauley and Kelvin
Beattie who recorded their best
times ever in the backstroke,

and individual medley respec-:

tively. 2
‘Also impressive were the
girls in eight years old and
under age bracket. They are as
follows: Erika Berger, Doreen
Innes, Jennine Harding, Cathy
Johnstone and Jana Command,

‘The Aquanauts are locking

| Ladies Golf

{ ‘The winner of ladies’ com:

- petition Tuesday was Edie °

Dunn with Vi Stoushnow, Hel-
en Clay, Mary Ish and Alice,
Shutek close behind.

ext Tuesday will be the

_ Ladies’. Open. Get your names

into Denny before Friday.

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forward to the Nelson Invita-
tional Swim Meet to be held on
Sune 26-27. We are hoping to

_establish our regional suprem-

acy early in the season by
taking top honors in that meet.
+. The Swim-a-thon is to be
held this Saturday and will be
followed by a team barbeque at
Pass Creek. It should be an
enjoyable day for all. Let's hope
that the weather will be as co-
operative as the. people of.
Castlegar have been in sponsor-
ing our swimmers!

Recreation News

-From fhe Director's Desk

By Pat Metge
This coming weekend is
the Castlegar Aquanauts spon-
sored Swim-a-thon. Action
takes place at the Bob Brand-
son Pool this Saturday morning
and will continue through the
day. ¢
Besides completing laps for
pledge monies, many of the
swimmers will be competing in
the Mile Swim Awards, These
awards are obtained by swim-
ming a mile in a designated
time mit.

- There is a challenge race as
well, taking place at noon, This
race is going to include partici-
pation from the local service
club members and the local

~ RCMP. detachment.
.

This “Sunday is the girls’
fun golf tournament at the local

~ golf course. This event is open

to all local girls regardless of

; age or ability. For a fun

afternoofi of golfing all girls
should take’in this nine-hole
tournament. which. will get
underway’ early atternpon

A canoe workshop will be
held Tuesday through to Thurs-
day. On Tuesday and Wednes-
day the workshop will be held
at. Pass’: Creek | Park. The
Wednesday workshop will be

film on Hypothermia entitled
“By Natures Rules"

For the horseshoe enthusi- |

asts, there will be a horseshoe
elinte July 8 and 4 in Nelson,
. This clinic, which is sponsored
by the provincial sports body, is
open to any parties,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 10, 1976

STEAK & CHICKEN
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SADDLE HORSES
For

For a weekend of learning .

new skills, as well as having the
opportunity to try your skills
against fellow players, this
weekend should be on your
schedule of eventa!
eee

June, I hope that you are
beginning to prepare your kites
for the competitions, Kite fly-
ing will be eld at the Twin
Rivers School on June 26th and
at the Kinnaird Flamentary
Schoo! June 28,

soe

With the Sunflower Fest
program of ovents finalized for
the July 25th weekend, one of
the major events will be the

; parade, To improve’ on this
event and make it an entertain-
ing and. colorful parade, the
organizera certainly would like
to see a wide’ variety of
participants, If. your. club or.
organization wishes to put a
float into the parade I know it
would be greatly appreciated

for well as
any interested saute

"The Wednesday session is
open to students between the
ages of 10 and 18, It is advisable
to bring an appropriate dinner
to these two sessions as time
will be “allowed for a wiener
roast..This information and fun
filled event will include canoe-
ing skills ‘as well as camping
techniques.

On Thursday evening the
workshop will be held in the
Kinnaird Hall and will feature a

With the kite flying con-
test coming up at the eud of

GROW League Statistics

Grow League statistics to
May 26 are as follows:
Batting — 19 at bats required:

‘AB Hits Aver.

Larry Peat 9 500
TimHorcoff. 27: 10—.870
DavePalmer 24 833
BradDawson 21
Ernie Secco ;.. 21
Tom Gawryletz 22
Darrell Dickson 13

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‘Service Held.
For Grand Forks

Woman

Funeral service has been
held May 31 from the chapel of
Hammond Funeral Home of
Grand Forks for Grand Forks
resident Nellie Pereversoff, 71.

Mrs, Pereversoff was born
at Arran, Sask., moving to the
Kootenays as a- child: and
resided at Shoreacres, Glade
and Krestova prior. to making

“her homie in Grand Forks in

9675
She was predeceased

by
‘her first husband Mike Reibin

in 1962. :

+. Mrs. Pereversoff is sur-
vived by her husband, Nick F.
Pereversoff of Grand Forks;
three. sons,’ John © Reibin' of
Kelowna, Harry Pereversoff of
Blueberry «Creek and © Nick
Pereversoff of Gault, Ont;
three daughters, Mrs. Walter
(Vera) Swetlishoff of Grand

Forks, Mrs. Carl (Polly) Zayt- .

soff and. Mrs. Peter: (Mabel)
Zaitsoff of Castlegar; 17 grand-
children; 14 © great-grandchil-
dren; two sisters, Mrs. Polly
Koftinoff and Mrs. John (Flor-
ence) Voykin, both of Krestova
and one brother, Peter Cher-
nenkoff of Vancouver.

Burial took nies June lat

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Wayne Florko

by th dit certain-
ly would go to make ‘a bigger
and better event,

As Ik am aire many, of you
realize after having your homes
swarmed with children asking
for your support to a Bike-a-
thon, our Bike-a-thon is coming
up on June 27. From the
response shown by’ persons
requesting pledge sheets we
feel this event is going to be
larger than what we first had
anticipated. This means that we
will need more volunteers in
varlous capacities to make this
event a success.

If you are at all interested °

in assisting us on June 27
please contact the Recreation
Office for further details.
Hopefully there will be a
celebrity kickoff which will
include local service clubs per-
sonnel plus local’ civic. and

4 oo pay leaders,

Homeruns: One each for Larry ~
Brandt, Bill Miller, Larry Peat,
and Nerio De Rosa.

Ken Plotnikoff 2 0° 1.000

2.0
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Glen Langset 2 3. 400
Standings (as of May 26):

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from our
representative,

Besides providing” funds
for the new community centre
it will also give participants the
opportunity to spend an after-
noon of cycling. The route that

< has’: been \ designed, « hopefully:

will’ provide an enjoyable ex:
perience, as it takes in many of
the quieter areas of. the com-
munity.

For the participants there
will be refreshments, as well as
prizes for various’ categories,
All of which has been donated
by local pusiness)

The Rocmestn in: eae

hard to put together programs -

that will be of interest’ to all
segments of. the’ community,
Hopefully we have found some-

« thing that is of interest to you,

iffso, get out and pa rticipate. If

we haven't provided something

‘ that interests you, let us know

and we will see what we can do,

Remember there is cance-

ing, sailing, hiking, swimming,

bicycling and dancing. planned
for the, summer months.

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