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Rough green ceders. Dimension and boards,

Potluck Supper Held
To Honor Bantam Reps

By JEANNETTE HORNING R.Cheveldave 0 1 1
On Sunday a potluck sup- P,Horning 9365 36

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 28, 1977 ments Observed Sun

Rebels Awards Dinner Marks Season Windup

‘Views from Recreation
us Director Pat Metge -

Manager Len Frisk, left to right, ‘Assistant Coach Don Savinkotf and Coach Mark’ Pezzin were
Presented Autographed Team Pictures Framed in Toilet Seats from the Team as did
Club President Mel McMullen and Equipment Manager Fred Nazaroff and Kingsley od

- A supper and dance mark-
Ing the season's official énd for
the victorious Castlegar Rebels
took place Saturday evening at
the Castlegar and District
Arena and Community Centre,

The team proved victor-
ious in both the west and east

» Kootenays becoming the pride

of the city. These accomplish:
ments were observed Saturday
with the presentation of the
appropriate awards, Also
awarded were numerous light-
hearted trophies,

Castlegar News
Photos
aby,
Doug Harvey °

Coach Mark Pezzin Remembered by His Team

Jerry Dyck, left, Received the Anderson Insurance
Most Valuable Team Player from Marsh Johnson

Geoff Yale, left, Shown here with Castlegar
. Minor Hockey President Lyle Roberts, Took Three
Trophies; Most Popular Player, Rookie of the Year -
And Most Valcable Player in the Playoffs

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Rugby Town Takes Three-Game Loss

By JEREMY PALMER

A combined Trail and
Castlegar team travelled to
Moscow, Idaho last weekend
and suffered a disappointing
three-game loss.

Our first game began at 9
a.m. Saturday against the host

Aquanaut Speed
Swim Club

Membership Registration
sine: April 30, ‘197

Outalde deieway In the abitosird dPiata
Fees will be collected at this time.

Bryiand Training begins Monday, April 2 2, 4977
4 p.m. in the Kinnaird Elementary Gym

* Nab swimmers please bring birth certificates *

The exercises will be held dally Mon. to Fri.

Blue Mountain team. A strong
wind favored our opposition in
the first half and they led us 15
to 0 at the end of the half.
During the second half,
Don Hooper of the Trail Colon-
jals scored and converted his
try. Later in the game, Don

Ozing scored on a penalty kick .

and Blue Mountain led us 15 to
9

With the wind in our favor,

- we continued to press them,
, but could not produce any

points and the score'ended 15 to

verted, and one penalty kick, ~
the final score being 19 to 0."

Our final game was played
on Sunday:- morning against
Spokane City.

Spokane got ahead of us 12 .

to 0 by the end of the first half.
With the wind advantage, we
hoped to make up the dif-
ference, but for the first 10
minutes of the second half; we
played short-handed and Spo-
kane scored two more tries.

Don Young ‘from Trail"

scored first for us and Don

Davis went over for a try, but it
was called back. Bob Innes, on
loan from his wife. for the
sweekend, made a dazzling 20-

syard run and scored under the

posts. Terry Duff converted
this try. g

Credit must go to Brian
Smitheram who worked well
for our set scrums and helped
the team control the ball.

This week the Cossacks

have three games: Our junior
side' plays two games in Cran-
brook against Mount Baker

9 for Blue M
The second game we

played was against Gonzaga

University’s first team,

Both teams playedastrong |
game of defense and at the half,

there. was no score.

The second half was Gon-
zaga's half asin the 90 degree
F. heat our forwards seemed to
tire and were unable to provide
the back-up coverage for the
backs. Gonzaga scored three
tires, two of which were con-

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jut only with your co-operation. We do not intend to.
fluctuate our prices as was already done and proven

Secondary School and the
Senior's play Washington State
University at Hailey Park of
Saturday afternoon.

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THE REGIONAL DISTRICT oe.
‘CENTRAL KOOTENAY -.

PUBLIC NOTICE

E NOTICE that the Regional District: ‘of Cental
Kooteney proposes to as Ri tonal oaatoa

tral Kootenay Zoning ne ee, ha
hereinafter voterrad to pa ning Bylaw.

me: intent of the proposed amendments to the Zoning
Byla

a) fo Include a‘!LIGHT INDUSTRIAL USE” zone and
“HEAVY INDUSTRIAL USE" zone within the
Present Zoning Bylaw;

to Include a Section relating to FLOOD CONTROL
REGULATIONS as set forth.by The Department st
the Environment;

to rozone cert gertale proportion within Electoral Area

0) Lot 4508, Plan’ 6589 ° from
iabusTelal ii zone to HEAVY ° ‘INDUS-
TRIAL (HI) zone.

Lot A of'D.L. 12354, Plan n 9697 from RURAL

1 in 96!
fram COMM! L (6) zone'to Light
INDUSTRIAL ai tone formerly part of Lots
1,2 and 3, D.L. 12354, PI and pe of
Lot 4, D.L. 12354, Plan 2342),

Lots 1 to 13 inclusive, ot rt i 301A, Plan 5534
from MOBILE HOME

KK (MHP) zone to
DEVELOPING URNANA ous) zone.

Lots 14 and 15 of D.L. 237, Plan 2933 trot
DEVELOPING URBAN-1 ‘(DU-1). zone to
PUBLIC (P) zone.

The hortherty te 1 1500, eed of of assigned i parcel i CG,
Reference
ouayzne (R) 2 zone to > DEVELOPING URBANA

ne He feet of plock 20, DA.
1d 64;

Plan except Plans 5525 an 29
Buy zone oO DEVELOPING

cad’ Bylaw. may be inspected. at,

4 of the
cape of the ans District of Central Kootenay, z

located at 601 Vernon Street, Ni
offica oft the City of Castlegar, at ota
Avenue, tlegar, B.C, bet ween ane hours ‘of 9:00

and 4:30 ° p.m. dai it Sat and
holiday: 8, from the date of ais ore notice to ihe oath day of *

May, . Mo dap

Ma
snelet a
Complex, located at 439 - 6th Avenue South, Castlegar,
B.C. at which time and place all persons who. ‘deem that
their interest in property is affected by the proposed
ireren bylaw may be-heard on matters contained

DATED at Nelson, B.C. this 26th any pf ‘Apri

ET. Bodard, Si ‘etary:
Regional District o of Central Kootenay

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Flea Market

. The Blueberry Creek Rec-
reation Commission is sponsor-
ing another of its popular Flea
Marketa in the Blueberry Park
Sunday, May 1. Selling areas
are available at a nominal cost
and any type of goods such as

, hopsehold items, plants, crafts
or of any kind may

ee

Golden Age Bowlers (March 80)
LHS Alice Lampard 195,

LHT Alice, Lampard 475, . ‘
MHS Henry Humphrey

hig ee MHT « Henry Humphrey

tite Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
LHS Annette Waywood:
a LHT Annette Waywood
MHS :‘John;; Adams. 295,
MHT Charlie’ Burdett 738,
THS Screwballs 1055. THT
Screwballs:2020, :
Team Points: Screwballs 2,
_ Olympics 2;'Lucky 2's 4, Tidy
Plus 4's 3, Sun-

Other 600's: Ed Waywood
621, Len Donald 620, Marvin
} Hood 698, John. Adams 623,
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(April 11)

LHS Shirley Zaytsoff 286.
LHT Shirley. Zaytsoff 655.

MHS Leo Byra 273. MHT -
» Larry Olson 662.

THS ‘Nomads 991. THT
Nomads 2889.

;.- Team Points: Spares 54,
Nomads 53, Unknowns 41, Slow
Pokes 63, All Stars 57, Inferior
Wiezels 57.

‘ Other 600's: Glen Ear! 632,

} Art Dusseault 600, Elsie Rysen
646.

‘Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (April 12)

*\ LHS» Betty Oglow 293,
LHT Betty Oglow 677.

+ THS Cheerios 1071. THT
 Clicerlos 2684. ¢

Team Points: Cheerios 65,
Muffets 66, Mugs 47, Pincurlers
56, Take Five 67, Wheaties 57.

Other, 600's: Pearl Fillipoff
665.

Tues. After Ladies—1 pam.
(April 12). ---

LHS‘ Elaine Martin 306.
LHT Elaine Martin 670,

THS Boundary Electric
1019. . THT Boundary Electric
2868;

Team Points: Super Valu
TAY, Boundary Electric 71%, _

Drig* 61; Géntral!
Beauity" 53,

Covering Centre!

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* Deep Steam Carpet
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MHS Bud Hall 286, MHT
Larry Olson 679.

THS Alley Cats 1155, THT
Alley Cats 3007,

Team Points: Ding Bats 1,

‘Misfits 0, "Alley Cats 9, Regu-

lars 3, Screwballs 4, Columbia 6
“Lh
. Other 600's: Matt Rohn
* 661, Judy Meyers 658, Caron
Le Roy 656, Bud Hall 641, Tony
Costa 687, Dave Adshead 620,
Jack Cheveldave 616,
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
‘(April 12)
LHS Connie Olson 282.
LHT Lynda Wood 645.
.HS Marvin Wood 290.
MHT Marvin Wood 738,
THS Live 5 - 1169, THT
Live 5 - 8230.
Team Points: Rowdy Rush-
Ins 0, Headpins 0, Live 5 - 4,
M.O.T.S. 2, Roadhogs 4, Night-
hawks 2,

Other 600's: ‘Jake Koenig”

677, Kevin New 656, Joyce
Turner 637, Orlando Vecchio
632, Matt Rehn 628, Connie
Olson 628.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers
(April 18)

:LHS: Chris Hrytzak 341.
LHT. Chris’ Hrytzak 719.

THS Chevys 953. THT
Kawasaki 2667.

“Team Points: Ramblers 2,

“Kawasaki 2, T-Birds 3, Model

Tees 1, Chevys 3, Bobcats 1.
Other 600's: Angie Arnason

” 84, Bobbie Keraiff 688, Pearl

Mott 618.2
Wed. Night Ladies—Siivester's
Food Mart, (April 20)
LHS Fran Moffat 290. LHT
Joan Humphrey 683.
IS. Woodpeckers 1034.
THT Woodpeckers 2819.

- Team: Points: Budgies 3,
Canaries 2, Eagles 1, Parrots 0,
Swallows 2, Woodpeckers 4.

Other 600's:. Fran Moffat
659, Dot Tipping 616, Katy
Dymtruk 614.

‘LHT-Marage Bonnett 667... *?

MHS Fred Wachek: 268.
MHT Fred Wachek 689. a

THS Sparrows 1026, THT
Square Balls 2806.

Team Points: Sparrows 2,
Sports 2, Tired 5 - 2, Square
Balls 2, Flukey.5 - 1, Roxy
Rollers 3.

Other 600's: Peter Posin-
koff- 675, Shirley Barton 614,
Nina Perepolkin 609.
aes Morning Ladies (April

LHS Karen Mykyte 274,
LHT. Caron Le: Roy 641.
_THS Beavers 1217. THT
Beavesrs 2959.
Team Points: Beavers 3,
Chipmunks 4, Minks 2, Lions 1,
Squirrels 0,.Teddy Bears 2.

Other 600's: Colleen Light. *
le.637.

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be sold.
A concession booth will be
the Flea

Softball Programs

The Recreation Commis- -
sion is presently taking regis-
trations for its Sandlot and T-
League softball programs.

The T-League program is
open to both boys. and girls
between the ages of six and
nino yeara of age. This program
runs in May and June during
the after-school hours in Castle-
gar North, Robson, Pass Creek,
and Tarrys,

Market and all proceeds will be
directed to improving the Blue-
berry Park. The fun and ex:
eltement of the market gets
underway at 11 a.m.
pecial Functions

Any group interested in

having a special function should

+ consider ‘the’ new community

hall, The hall’ is continually
being used for such events as
family reunions, club dances,
banquets and meetings, -. +

For a complete list of ‘up-
coming’ events at the Complex
call.the Recreation Office,
which handles bookings for the:
Complex.

Sport groups, recreational
clubs, organizations or church
group wishing to use one of the
my athletic fields for. a+

pecial purpose can book them
through the Recreation Office.

~.. Minor Baseball ©

» .The Minor Baseball As-
sociation is continuing its effort
to upgrade the ‘calibre of
coaches and officials in its or-
ganization. The association will
be holding the final stages of a
Level 1 coaching clinic at.
Kinnaird Park on Sunday, May
1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m...

The clinic will be followed
by a Level 2 clinic which will be
held at the Kinnaird Park on
Saturday and Sunday. May 7
and 8, This clinic is only open to

. persons who have completed

the Level 1 classes. Further
information on this clinic will be
forthcoming next week.

ere

‘These areas are also desig-
nated for the girls sandlot soft-
ball league which is open to
girls between the ages of nine

and 12,

Both of these programs are
designed for recreational and
participation purposes rather ©
than for competition. Regis-
trations end this week. Contact
the Recreation Office for fur-
ther information.

All softball officials are re-
minded that we now. have in
stock a number of 1977 softball
rule books,

. Canoe Rental.

Our canoes are now avail-
able for persons interested in
venting them during the spring
and summer season.

Tennis Lessons

The Recreation’ Commis-

sion has not heard when -or

‘whether it will be involved in

tennis registration and tennis
lessons.

Information on tennis les.
song’should be available within
thé week. ee

Persons interested in pur-
chasing tennis memberships
may do so at tho, tennis courts
every evening of the week.

Silk

Screening

The silk screening work-
shop is scheduled for this.
weekend, ‘
. Persons. intrested in
learning the art should enroll
immediately in.this workshop,
to be held at the Community
Complex Friday and Saturday.

Local Golfers Take Prizes

By JOHN MILLS
Big Dave Riddington, one
of our medium range’ handi-
cappers pared: the front nine,

day. Keep.
fing, Dave, but aay pai r

‘ the: other : Dave’ with: *

handicap. iy
Three of our’ boys: came
home with prizes from the Trail
tournament last Sunday. Jim
Perehudoff won. the~ whole
show, Alex. McKinnon was
second low net and Bill Van
Yzerloo turned out to be the
ms honest, golfer. Well done

"The ladies’ club is running -
a competition to name our.

+ course; details will be posted on.

the bulletin board.: We are also

. going to name.each, hole—your

suggestions are welcome.

Bud Allingham, working
with our greens keeper, Nick,
informed us of some changes
for. this’year. We are going to
purchase 18 Red Maple trees— -
one for. each home and rhodo-

> -dendron bushes hed No. 2, They

are trap No. 4,

GIANT AUCTION |

Cars, Trucks, Boats and
Recreational Vehicles.

Highway. 3A,

Moy 14th at Courtesy Brokers

‘Genelley B. C.

about 220 ane out and also at,

+ the green.

Bil Banham and his crew
are ‘working merrily away on
the new, clubhouse, we. still
need a lot of volunteer labor in
this department.

The money we take in from
the assessment is not enough to
cover all the costs. The. money
will buy. most’ of the materials
and keep one supervisor going
for a couple of months.

So if you have some spare
time, phone Bill and let him
know when you can work, The

last, day for aon Peel

assesdment are

per was held at the Legion Hall
honoring the Bantam Rep Hoc-
key Team. On hand were the
players, coach, trainer, man-
ager, parents of the boys and
special guests Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Verigin and Mr. and

. Mrs. Mark Pezzan,

After a delicious meal,
master-of-ceremonics Jock
Stewart introduced the coach of

“the Bantam Reps, Ed Isakson,

who gave an interesting and
amusing talk on the highlights *,
of the Kitimat trip where
Castlegar placed fourth in B.C,
Mr, Isakson thanked the boys
for being such good sports and
for doing so well this year, ‘and
said’ that he and Phil Shersto-

bitoff had enjoyed coaching the

boys.

Newly elected Catlegar
Minor Hockey president Rus-
sell Verigin, congratulated the
boys on their success through-
out the year. Rebel coach, Mark
Pezzan, also congratulated the
boys and said he looked for-
ward to having them play for
him in a couple of years.

Special presentations were
made by various players to the
coaches Ed Isakson and Phil
Sherstobitoff, trainer Pete

Cheveldave, business manager .

Wally Horning,-and “Mother of
the-Year" Mabel Isakson. Mrs.
Lil Knowler gave a humorous
look into the future and’ pre-
dicted what the boys would be

doing | in 10 years, much to the’
+ -surprise of the boys and their

parents,
“After Jock Stewart read

the statistfes for the year, an:
* enjoyable afternoon came to an
2 end,”

i *
Bantam Rep Statistics
Inter-City

» Spokane -

8 0
Castlegar es Be meat
Trail 4 2
Nelson 4 1
Midget House League
Bantam Reps: 46 points
Crunchers: © . $3 points

28 points

14 points

list

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WoL .T, Pts.

A. Isakson

D. James ll
K. Kirby

R. Kirby

K. Knowler

T. Krug

P, Laurine’

C. Liber

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