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Charley Short, Jim Wooley and Reuben Rowlan. Opponents have

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out to watch them.’

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Senior Babe Ruth seems to

have.starled with a bang this ©

year.

At’ the. West Kootenay
Babe. Ruth .meeting held in
Trail Thursday it was learned

A d Observations is by Me Ice Chip

Hockey and What if is Not All About
As Parental Pride Brings Problems

With Minor Hockey season
drawing to an end the following.
observation ,has ‘been. made.
“which gives person some

ints to. ponder:
me Did aoe know that a
certain parent goes to the rink
witha stop watch, paper and
ipencil and keeps an accurate,
‘tab on how’ many times little

“Johnnie” (pen name) goes on |

the ice during ‘a game? This of
course is in relation to the other .

"14 or 15 kids on the team.

“= Does the’ parent realize
that little “Johnnie” probably is
not a superstar and if he is not

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gelling equal ice-time, it’ is
more than likely for many
reasons, one of which may. be
that he.told the goach,

“eSoul}weineedia:

goals
Does she realize that
“Johnnie” is» probably trying
like crazy to be a'good hockey
player, but’ doesn't quite have
the ability?
* oye

Did you know thal little: °

“Clarence”: (pen :name.for new
situation) is only playing in his
division for the first year and
because he is good and scores
lots of goals, Mrs, “Parent”
phones the coach and demands
that he play in the next division
up?
< Does Mrs. “Parent” know
that “Clarence” is only nine
years old and if he moved up he
would’ be playing with” or
against bays who could be 13
years old and three inches
taller and 50 Ibs. heavier? She
probably doesn't even think of
that.
. 8

Did you know that Mrs.
“Parent” complains that the
kids that play on a rep team as
spares, shouldn't play on their
house team hecause they ‘gel
more ice time than _ little
“Johnnie”?

Does Mrs. “Parent” know
that as’ a spare there is.a

possibility that they: may ‘not
play al all in. an“ important
game?. Why .Mrs.. Parent’:

more, than, Likely i
thc sparen eee oe
the ice when ine layed up, ‘on

the rep leam. (It works out to;
* about five line changes or 10-15

minutes of ice time during a one

hour. game).
age

Va

Did?’you know. that .by

taking the win, loss, tie, or who,’

scores what, away. from the
notice board, that the whole
picture changes. This. is ‘nol
hecause little’ “Johnnie” gets
more ice time, but because he
no longer plays for (he near
bottom team. After all, no team

_Slandings means that. recrea-

tion’ is provided, with no
pressure on the players—ex-

cept by, yup! you guessed it,

Mrs. “Parent”.
«8

*
Hooray! ‘for the kids,
horray! for. the coaches, the

managers and double horray!! *

for the referees.

The. referees—oh — yes!,
they are the: ones that Mrs.
“Parent” yells at the most when
she> is not. yelling at~ her
husband who just told her to
shut upt! x

EERE ;
Baseball irre With |
Annual Meeting April 18

a

thats teams” from Castlegar,
Nelson, Grand Forks, ‘Beavér
Valley, Slocan:Valley:and Trail

will probably be entering the *

league. All registrations must
be in’ by April 18.

The dates of registration
in Castlegar will be decided at
the Annual Meeting tonight-at
7:30 in the Kinnaird Fire: Hall.
A big year is expected in ball so
all parents are urged to attend
this. meeting. ,. ~

The ‘season - should ‘start
approximately, April 29.

» oF about 6 per. ve

Report on Fitne

By Jack Alouf

The whole idea of Fitness
Week. was. lo (ry) and get a
message neross ta the general
Public about fitness and) to
make people more concerned
about. thelr general. physical
filness. We feel that this. was
accomplished.

The testing and informa:
tion station, oset Cup ona
Thursday evening for three
hours) and ona Saturday’
afternoon for four, hours, saw:
approximately °650 \people: in
attendance and approximately
50 per centof these actually
took the fitness tests,”

Outofa total populatioin in
the area of 11,500) we are
looking ata percentage turnout
€ «While the
percentage isnot that impres-
sive, we were still very pleased
with the turnout,

This heing the first. year
that we have attempted any-
thing of this nature, we feel

that through publicity and the ©

involvement of ‘schools, lube)
and organizations we have
reached far more than the 650
people who actually turned out
al the’ testing stations.

The involvement’ with’ the
Heart, Foundation made all the
difference with” the project,

“both for us and for them, Their

fund raising canvas ‘this year
has gone way over the! lop of
last ‘years figure.

The. initiation “of ‘annual
trophies | for best °dtlehdance
sparked: considerable’ énthusi-
asm. ‘The® winners‘ of these
trophies 'were—for “the ‘club
with’ the’ best turnoul—a tie
hetween the Kootenay: Karrat'
Krunchers |. Diet ’-Club *-and
believe it or’nol, the’ Castlegar
and ‘District Senior Citizens
Association, with: close to 80
per cent turnout from both,

‘The school class which got
out. the. most parents’ and
relatives and won this-trophy.
was Mrs; Townsend's Grade: 3
class from Twin, Rivers School
in Castlegar. * t

‘Dr.’ John ’ Walton’ from
Castlegar: and Dr.: Tom Song
from the: Notre Dame Univer-.
sity. of Nelson condueted the
tests and ‘did an excellent job
coping “with. the amount. of

people. Local qualified nurses
were on hand to take vital
statistics prior’ to the tesling.

Recreation News: from the Director's Desk.

By Jack Alouf
We are’ still accepting:
applications ‘for lifeguard in-

_ Struclors and a pool: manager

for the Bob Brandson Memorial

poolin' Kinnaird and/for Pass) *.
> general meeting of the Commu-
fnity’ Arts Council

Creek Park, fie
Application forms can be

picked up at the. Recreation‘;

Office in Castlegar. Interviews
will take place before the end of
March for all positions ‘adver-
dised:

eee ee ee
This Saturday we will be

+ taking about 30 youngsters to

Fruitvale where they will enter
in a low level gymnastic meet,
This is a return on the meet
held in Castlegar last fall where
the Castlegar. gymnastic leam
won the “trophy. We -will be
fighting to: hang on to this
trophy this Saturday.

ee ae

‘The annual users’ meetin;

for all. school. and - community”.
playing fields will be held at.

7:30 p.m. this coming Wednes:
day in the Recreation Offic

Any group in senior, junior o:
minor ball and soccer must be
at the meeting if

Friendly Frank Says... fs Time for

they wish to use a playing area
this spring and summer. If your.
group is not represented at the

meeting we will assume that, ©

you do not want facilities this
season, The meeting will start
at 7:30 p.m. sharp.

eee ee)

Events from our Commu-
nity Calendar:
_~ March 16—St. Rita's Cath-
otic Women's League will. be
holding a Tea and Bake Sale at

the Legion Hall.

March “13-16—A play at
Notre ‘Dame University enti-
tled “Angels: in Love", Little
Lord Fonteroy Folly. :

March'18—There will be x

al’ the
Gaston Public Library | at
0 pam:
*

The Kinnaird ladies’ vol-
leyballteam® visited Tarrys
ladies’). valleyball
Monday. of. last) week. The
results ‘were Kinnaird. won
three games and Tarrys won
three games." Last’ night the
Kinnaird team’ travelled to
Nelson: ta’ play. Notre. Dame.
University ladies’team.

Len ee

The senior citizens keep fit

class on Tuesdays will be held

the area hall.-We welcome all

seniors to join in.on the class.
‘ * * . y

¢-1,fecl thal\I must give a‘

word of support to’: Burt

Campbell's. editorial - in” last.
“week's. Castlegar News. The
editorial spoke of a need for a
“sports and cultural centre and I

must agree with him whole-

“heartedly.

Just: looking. at our. pro-. ”
+ gram’slatistics from 1973 really

tells it like itis. Out of a total of,
almost 4,000 people taking part
in our, recreation programs,
close to 2,000 were involved in
strictly cullural. and” social
aclivilies. Some things we can
ignore but .actual facts’ and
figures cannot be ignored. |.

team. on’

‘The toat itself was a simple
step test, five: minutes on 0:16
inch high bench for the men and
five minutes on a 13 inch bench
for the. women. The larger,
percent age of people came out
fair Lo poor, AS very small
percentage came out good and

many of ‘these ‘were ardent,

skiers and the remainder,
which’ was) quite a ‘number,
came out poor and overweight,
Allin all the message was
quite’ clear, “Canada is. an
under-developed country") At
Joast now: we feel thata great
miny more peaple are aware In
our area that: they should be
doing ‘something: about it:
Publicity for Fitness Week.
has been excellent, We started
with general publicity in, the
loval newspaper ‘and constant
mentions in my weekly. column
in the tleyar News and the

Trail Times’, several ;weeks

before the event: Then we came ,

in with posters everywhere and
anywhere ‘about four weeks

before the event. We started *

funning large-ads’in ‘the local
paper,ads which were. eye-

“catching and also carried a Very

definite message. Two weeks
before ‘the event’ we slarted

into heavy radio advertising on ;
the local! radio, I) should ‘also’

mention that about two months

. before’ the event’ a flyer was

sent out ‘to all’ schools, clubs,
churches and organizations, in.

the area; approximate mailing

between 80) and 100. Radio
advertising was backed up by
radio interviews :with doctors
and Heart. Foundation ‘repre-
sentalives. * Members of our.
committee also got out to talk
with various clubs and organi-
zations, i

Most of the: cost for

publicity’ was borne. by. the» -

Heart Foundation’ other than
one. newspaper. ad which, was
paid for by (he Castlegar Credit

+ Union “and one by Selkirk
Selkirk College also

College.
donated the club trophy and the
other trophy was sponsored by
the Heart | Foundation - and
Bosse’s Jewellery. -
General feedback from the
public was. excellent; > many
suggesting that. we should do

vthis al least® twice a, year. 1.

almost forgot to mention’ that
the City of Castlegar paid for a
large ae ad in the Castlegar News

The. only reason more

*cultural ‘and social: programs

were not offered in 11973. was
simply because there were not.
the facilities. to’ accommodate
them. 'A_ centre: suchas Mr.
Campbell:

the economy as it would attract.
a greal many people to’ the
area. I

Teel that a centre of this.
calibre cannot come about until
people start to accept the’ fact
that good recreational facilities
and program are an agsel to
community and not a liability.

ss Week

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proclaiming Feb, 18 to, 24
“Fitness Week",

On. the silurday! night
ending’ Fitness Week, the
Heart Foundation sponsored a
“Keep-A-Fil-Heart" | banquet
and dunce where our 70: year.
old Queen’ ‘of: Hearts’ was’
presented with a bouquel};

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Hal Bagwell of Gloucester, England, was undefeated in 183
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“What cities have held National Hockey League franchises?”

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Quebec : City,, Ottawa ‘and’ Toronto, 19 ‘cities have ome
participation in the NHL, The list includes Hamilton, Boston, New
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Castlegar to Host Pup Tourney

Castlegar will be hosting.
{is third annual Pup Tourna-
ment March 29 to 91 with
eight teams participating,

Resides the local’ team, *
hockey teams from Trail, Grand
Forks, Kimberley, Cranbrook,
Nelson, Spokane and Willlams
Lake will be taking part.

They will be competing for
three medals. A gold, silver and

bronze, Three awards will also
be presented, These are most
valuable’. defenceman, — most
valuable forward and most
viluable goalkeeper,

A banquet will be held at
noon on March 30 in the Arena
Hall.

The sehedule for the
tourney is as’ follows:

Game one will be played on

New Denver Sr. Women Compete
In B.C. Amateur Basketball Finals

New Denver will play: this
Friday and Saturday in the B.C.
Amateur | Basketball’ Assacia-
lion finals to be held in
Kamloops,

The team gained the right
when the New Denver West
Kootenay Senior Women's “B"

is held the Trail All Stars to
tie to win a twogame
total point series 68-64,

This is the first year of
regular competition for. this
New Denver group | which
played the deciding game last
Thursday in Fruitvale,

— Casilegar and District Bowling Results

Coffee Break League (Feb. 19)
«LHS Ann Kajaar 802. LAT:
‘Ann Kajar 694,

THS Pincurlers 992. THT
Pincurlers 2822.
“= “Team Points: Cheerios 2,
Mutffets 3, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 4,
‘Take 5 -\0,.Wheaties 2,

Other 600's: Grace McCul-
lough 639, Helen’ Kinakin 619,
Nancy. Chernenkoff 615, Betty,

Oglow: 611.

Coffee Break League (Feb. 26) :

‘LHS Robin Eldridge 271.
LHT Elaine Martin 585;
THS Pincurlers:1058. THT
Pincurlers 2852.
‘Team Points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 1, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 3,
Take 5 - 3, Wheaties:1.
Monday Night 7 p.m. (Mar. 4)
LHS-Kris John 255. LHT
Kris John 634.

MHS Greg Stefoniuk '960.. :

‘MHT. Len‘ Donald ‘715.
‘THS Screwhalls ee Hees
Screwballs 2752.

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3, Columbia 5

Team Points: Screwballs 3,
Purple People Eaters'1, Spark
Plugs 2, Mishaps 2, Pubbers 1,
Expos 3,

Other 600's: Orlando Vee-
chio 626, ae Stefoniuk 707.

“Tuesday

LHS eee Hill 320. LHT.

Irene Hill 855.7
THS Macalister Ins. 1143,

THT. Macalister Ins. 3076.

Team’ Points: | Castlegar
Drug” 54, Independents 36,
Lucky Five $2, Macalister Ins,
55, Boundary — Electric 48,
Sentinals 39.

Other 600' ‘St Mary Quiding
Tues. 7 p.m.’ Mixed (Feb. 26)

LHS Mable Postnikoff 238.
LHT Polly Sawchenko' 627.

MHS Matt Rohn 279. MHT

‘Marvin Le Roy.723.

THS Regulars 1044. THT
Ding-Bats 2879,”

Team Points: Alley-Cats.1,
Regulars 1, Misfits 0, Ding-Bats
Screwballs 4.
Other 600's: Stewart Lan-

 gille 621, Kay’ Adshead 604,

Matt: Rohn.602.

- “Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 (Feb.

LHS Marge Bonnett 292.

: Legion. Ladies Compete

+Nelson: es Dowling Troph

” Bighteen béwling 5 teams

and seven curling teams. took ©

part Sunday." in“ the ‘Ladi

Auxiliary, West Kootenay Zone
bowling and’ curling: competi-
lions. Registration: for: the
event got under way at 9 a.m.
‘in the City Centre dining room
with the Cast L.A.

: Centre dining. room with mu
‘ provided» by’:.the:Bonnett’s, ~

Approximately ;» 125 “persons

* enjoyed ‘a’ delicious-: smorgas-

bord provided bythe Castlegar.

After supper’ West Konte.
nay Zone’ representative “Mrs.
H

as:hoslesses,

Coffee and doughnuls were:

‘available throughout the day to.
‘the players in between their
games., Players were from
Nakusp, Nelson, Grand Forks,
Fruitvale, Rossland, Trail and
Castlegar.

“> Bowling finished at:4 p.m.
and curling around (6:30. p:m.
During the long» wait: - for
supper, dancing and sing song
were enjoyed in “the” City

| REELECT
SS MIKES os
“LIVINGSTONE

For, City: Alderman ;

sincere

“thanks to Castlegar for all their

many. courtesies: throughout
the day. She then,-assisted. by.
Mrs. E. Rourke ‘of Castlegar,
presented | the. winners with
their. prizes,

The West Kootenay Bowl
ing Trophy was won by Mary

Fletcher ahd her team :from °

Nelson. Second prize to :Mrs.
Jean Letcher “and” her team
from Trail. Hard Luck prize;lo
Mrs.

Curling prizes to Mrs. Doreen
Onions, skip of the Grand Forks
tink. ‘They.’ won: the West
Kootenay Trophy. Second prize
went. to’ Mrs. Dunlop, skip, of,
the Rossland rink.

Dorothy ‘McKinney, and“
her team from Grand Forks. -

LHT. Charlene Moffat 700,

MHS Matt Rohn 309, MHT .
Msatt Rohn 737,

as Nighthawks

‘HT. Nighthawks 8224.

+ Spoilers 1,

1, L-G-Hees 0,

Checkers’ 3, | Nighthawks 4
Seven Elevenths:'3.

Other’ 600's: "John Shaw
666, Marge Bonnett 654, Bill
Shay 650, Leo Plamondon 622,
Ed Webster 620.
ped Me Morning Drivers League
(Feb,

ioe Mary’ MacAlpine 282,
LHT. Erma Mykyte 658.

THS Hornets 959. THT.
Chevys 2750,

Team Points: Cadillacs: 1,

1203.

Mustangs 0, Hornets 3, Chevys |

3, Ramblers 1, T-Birds 4.

Other 600's: Mary MacAl-
pine 639, Ruth. Rourke 611,
Marge Bonnett 609.
Wed. Morning Drivers League
(Feb. 27)

LHS Bobbie -Keraiff 295,
LHT Erma Mykyte 657.

THS Hornets 1018, THT.
Hornets 2786,

Team Points: Cadillacs ‘3,
Mustangs 1, Hornets a Chevys

cl
othy Glendenning 609, Mary
MacAlpine 608.

il Kno! Her’ 265. HT 8
Lil’ Knowler 717.: 9

THS * Eagles “1043. “THT
Budgies’ 2922.

Team Points: Canariés 4,
Parrots '4; Budgies 3,' Eagles 1,
Swallows 0,’ Orioles 0...

Other 600's: Louise Cook

661, Judy‘ Meyers 641, Emily

Lutze 638, Inga Lamont 612,
-Irene Conroy 6056." 5
Thursday Morning Ladies

LHS: Elaine Martin _257.
LHT- Elaine: Martin 682.

~ THS ‘ Beavers 909. THT”
‘Squirrels 2535,

Team” Points: | Minks 3:
Beavers 1, Chipmunks’ .'1,
Squirrels: 3, - Lions 1, Teddy
Bears 3.

Other 600's: Joan Martin
661, Jean Syl 631.

Strikeouts: Iris Nicholson -
Elaine Martin 2.

Rowdy Rollers - Thurs. 1 p.m:
(Feb. 21) 2

LHS Annie Kooehia 245,
LUT Bonnie While 6"

THS Screamers oa8. THT

‘Shirley’ ‘Bar-
ton. 665, ‘rene Hill 641, Annie
Koochin 612.

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Team points: Hooters 45,
Screamers. 38, Groaners 41,
Wailers 44, Criers 61,/ Moaners.
4d.

Thre, Night. Mixed League
(Feb. 28)

LHS «Dean Koenig 263,
‘LHT Dean Koenig. 643,

§, Cyril. Tamelin. 303.
MHT Cyril Tamelin 691.

THS Flintstones
THT Flintstones 2917.

Team Points: Avengers 3,
Stand Bys 3, Hee Haws 0, Head
Pins 2, Robson Rollers © 4,
Sunduwners 2, All Stars 0, Jive

Five 1, Flintstones’ 4, Alley
Cats .3,. Beginners. 1, Eager
Beavers 1.

Other 600's:. Orlando Vee-
chio 686,. Dave. Hiebert 667,
George Stoochnolf . 660,: Jake
Koenig 642, Helene Turner 636,
Matt Rohn 627, Mario Carpino
627, Roland Palsson.620, Lola
Tymofievich 612, John Stetsko
“604,

1042,

aa

is Frldy ag panty hetween
nd

mes will play game
10 tm. on the Saturday,

Y Lvo will be played an

yal 5 pm. between

Cranbrook and) Nelson and

wime four at 9 pm. the same

between) Spokane and

ke, The winners of

(wo games will play game.

seven al 20 pam. oon the
Saturday,

Winners of games six and

seven will play on the Sunday

at Tian. with the winner of

this same being presented the
gold medal and the runner-up
the silver medal.

Game five is to take place

im. on the Saturday

yeen the losers af games

nd three, with game eight

scheduled for 4 pam, that

Saturday, played by the losers:
of paimes two and four,

In turn the winners of this
competition will lake on. the
losers of a 6 pam. game

between the losers of

bronze medal,

Tensioners Vurling
First Round Robin Completed

By John Datziel
‘The first. round ‘robin. is
now finished for the Castlegar
Pensioners’ Curling Club, but it
ended ina tie between Lloyd
Lyons rink ind Mike Verzuh's
means a playoff
to declire oa
wer. This will take place and
winner in next

The Norman: Everard's
have deserted us for the halmy
uence hes of Waikiki for three

and asa result’ John

has been promoted to

skip, nice going John, sock it to
them,

Unfortunately the return
visit. to Trail in: the inter. club

ifferently. New rinks were
drawn for it. They are as
follows in order of skips, thirds,
seconds and leads:

Bradford, Otto, Walk-
er, Jack Scott, Joe Ulmi; John
Dalziel, George Wilson, Art

S,

George St.

Le’ Roy, -Jim

r Pellegrin, Bert

Lluyd Lyons, Bill

Waldie, Bill Sommerfield, Omar

Lightle; Pele Murphy, Joe

Killough, Fred Hostetter, John

Woytella; John Sherbiko, Erniv

Newman, Wally Walper, Nor-

man Thomlinson; Mike Verzuh,

Gunnar Selvig, Ed Schulte, Bob
Hunter,

exchange had to be
due to the sudden ‘passing of
one of their active members, Al
Hall, The members. of our club
would like to) extend their
aithy to those of
and friends on their
He will long be
das a fine friend, a
ate and a worlhy
aciinenl by all who knew him,

This. return) engagement
wilh take’ place) lomorrow
morning and we should have
the result for our readers next

Our club has also been
invited to send two rinks into
Trail this coming Saturday to
take part in the annual district
AOTS -bonspiel. Should this

materialize an account will also

. be fartheaming.

Until, next. week’ then,
Gond Luck and Good Curling.

AERO TAXI

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PHONE 365-5511

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4 cyl.
18.95

6 cyl.
21.00

Parts Extra

8 cyl.
24.95

Have your Automatic Transmission Serviced
Only $14.00 (Parts Extra)

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1415 Columbia Avenue _ Telephone 365-5024
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Call. 368-5261 in Trail for Autoplan claims service in the

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if you're involved in a motor vehicle accident, just call 368-5261: in Trail and
an ICBC adjuster will arrange for your car to be inspected and your claim setiled

as soon as possible.

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@ Check Charging System and Battery --. @ : Check Exhaust? System

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PHONE 365-3355 At the Top of herbiko Hill — Phone 265-3181 835 Spokane St. — Phone 368-5566

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Special Offer Effective March 15 to May 15
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If you have to call long distance, call collect.

* @ Replace Spark Plugs, Points and Condenser
@ Service Battery © Adjust Carburator  @ Check Drive Belts

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