-Silvia James and her Horse Star Accommodated the Children

Molson’s Hockey Schslarship

Mike Popoff, Product of Local Minor Hockey

College science

program with plans to con-

ue on to UBC for a de-
gree in forestry.

He has nied on the
local Pee Wee Rep team,
Bantam Rep team and the
Midget Rep team from 1965
to 71 during which, from
1969 to 1971 he was cap-

In 1971 he was in the
By oute for Brandon Wheat

gs but returned after
two weeks to complete his
secondary school,

For the past two yen:
Mike has been a playin
member of the Ross!
Junior Warriers. ,

Mike Popoff

His scoring record sh-
ows he finished second on
his team and placed nineth
in a six-team league.

Though Mike started

Glenn Archambault - Jeff Pantages Winners
Of Men's Doubies in Closed Tournament

By Judy Atndt
A very successful clos-
ed tournament wae held a

ages and Glenn Archam-
paul ih consolations go-

@, Barry DePaoli and
ween Wishlo:

The ladies doubles ev-
ent was won by Kay Jones
a Glenn and Donna MoCreigh t. ane
bault two sets to one, win- vision was en
ning the mixed doubles tro- Marg Pryce and Opal pal
pis The B event was won ton.
ae ae cea nn ‘enay Open wl be Bed
mai en wi 2
ree he men’s doubles ev- Castlegar ‘and Trail. Players
ent was won by Jeff Pant-. from southern B.C. and so-

Recreation News by Jack Alouf

. Mirror Lake |
Tent & Trailer Park
“The Family Resort”

Miko’ has always been
fost a aaiall GaAs nto! 2s one 98 Ogio
very daliietle having. taken Private take ls the Warmest in the West Kootenays

part i oe tennis
and baseball, — Nicest Washrooms in North America —
The Jack Morris Family — Telephone 353-2349

BOARD & ROOM WANTED

Scholarshi au ‘am = =has
been allotted $5,000 this

Board and Room is Required for
Cominco Employees

off as defenceman, his fa-
vorite position is centre or
ft wing,

year as determined by Mol-
son Brewery, which has es-
tablished this program to
recognize demonstrated ac-
ademic and hockey ability
by a number of British Co-
lumbia students about to
enter a college or univer-
sity PS Bellen Columbia,
cholarship award-
ed to a recipient is de-
termined by the amount re-
uired to pay the tuitlon
ees for the first year.
In sele

Please Phone

; 364-4304
cting strecessful
recipients, lead,
ership qualities and 5;

manship; demonstrat

demic ability and demon-
strated hockey ability are
all jaisn into Yonsideration.

Announcement
Now Open for Business
Watch ‘for Our
Official Opening Soon!

We ore located next to
Caldset Laundret and Groceteria
1032 Columbla Avenue

me northern states will be

Junior will be,
Friday at Hine Entry en
for junior singles are $1.50.

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The Company with “Go Ahead” Ideas
Fritz Popp, Proprietor
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Fin
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mi
tained from Bary pePaoll. 434
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Oglow’s
IN CASTLEGAR
Proudly announces the Glorious Colors by
GENERAL PAINT

me BREEZE LATEX for interiors
cub eyed Rossland. Essy to apply end odor free

results were 34 follow For years of beauty and
Castlegar Glenn Arch- exterior wall surfaces, the answer bg

ay be int can get
these at club prices by con-
tacting De Rosa,

Seats interes! has been
ressed about starting an
-club league for the
in season. If you are in-
terested please leave your
name at the recreation of-
fice or get in touch with
any member of the execu-

1 the Castlegar

{ition of debts, efc.

re mPage8

Tennis Club Closed: Tourney

pg oa) loon

f jones 4;

foaaiand, Carol Beott =
a Clark

baie Jett aiid, 6; Ross:

Bruce Bealey and Bill

Castlegar, Bil il Pere 0l-
n’'and Donna M abt 4;
Ken Mere rite

0 6.
Castlegar, Don _

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CONTINUES TO SEPTEMBER 8

loes—

and Donna McCreight 6;
Rosaland, Bill Crispin and
Alma Clark 2,

Castlegar, Glenn Arch:
ambault and Bill Perepol-
kin 6; Rossland, Lorne Lam-
bert and X Ken Fines 4.

Jeff Panta-
pag y’ Jones 6. Boe

heals or ains Glen:
ambault and Kay Jones 6;
Roseland, Lorne Lambert
and Carol Scott 3,

Stolen Pick-up °

Truck Returned
A 1973 Datsun ickup,

oS 7.40
urday by what 8” elleved
to have been two male te-

son Road near Hugh Keen-
leyside Di
Both occupants escay ed
and a subsequent inves!
lon failed to locate ‘hem.

Brothers Building

& Supply Co. Ltd.
Phone "365-7202

BOB. FERGUSON'S

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“What's the record for the longest National Hockey League
game?”--D. Q. Vanasse, Tecumseh, Ont. , y

The game longevity record in the NHL is two hours, 56
minutes and 80 seconds when Hec Kilrea scored the only goal as
Detroit Red Wings nipped Montreal Maroons 1-0 in Stanley Cup
playoff action March 24-25, 1986 at Montreal. The winner came at
16:80 of the sixth overtime period (2:26 a.m.).

* *

“Has any pitcher ever won 40 games in a season?”-H. U,
Xavier, Fredericton, .

Baseball buffs today get qllite excited when a pitcher
threatens to achieve the 30-victory plateau. When one compares it
with past performances it’s simply a pate shadow.

Big winner of all-time was Charles “Hoss” Radbourne who,
with Providence in 1884, posted 60 victories (he lost 12). Chicago's
John Clarkson notched 63 the next year. Guy Hecker, Louisville
(American Association) won 52 in 1884.

A total of 34 other 40-plus victory seasons are a matter of
record with the last authored by Chicago's Ed Walsh (40-16) in the
1908 American League campaign.

Radbourne had 49 in ‘83, Clarkson won 49 in ‘89. William
White, Cincinnati, won 43 in 1879, 40 in '82 and 43 in '83, Jim
McCormick, Cleveland, won 44 in 1880 and 41 in '84; John Ward,
Providence, won 44 in '79 and 40 the next year; Tom Bond,
Hartford and Boston, won 40 in 1878 and 42 the next season;
James “Pud” Galvin, Buffalo, won 46 in 1883 and duplicated the
feat a year later; Tim Keefe, New York, was a 41-game winner in
1888 and took 42 in '86; Bill Hutchison, Chicago, posted 42 in ‘90
and 43 a year later and Bob Caruthers, St. Louis (AA) claimed 40
in both 1885 and ‘89.

Allothers had solo seasons in the 40, -plus rane sn included
Albert Spalding, 47 (1876); George Bradley, 46 ('76); Larry
Corcoran, 48 ('80); Bill Sweeney, 40 ('84); Cheng Buffinton, 47
('84); Bill Taylor, 43 ('84); Charles Sweeney, 41 ('84); Mickey:
Welch, 47 ('85); Charles Baldwin, 42 ('86}; Dave Foutz, 41 ('86); Ed
Morris, 41 ('86); Matt xileoy 46 ('87); Charles King, 46 ('88) and
Jack Chesbro, 41 (1904).
BSis a, ee

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mail it to: Sporting Facts, 2380 -303 Baseline Rd., Ottawa, Ont

NDU Three Phase Program
To Expand Educational Facilities

Notre Dame Universit!
has announced the immed-
iate scromienestagat of is

ity courses offere

through the senior. Second-
three phase program

id Reaucational Taeilitios
itenay.

ary Schools in the three ar-
eas. Acceptable for: trans-
fer to all the universities
and colleges, these courses
will-carry full academic cre-

history who. was recently
appointed director of con-
tinuin,

For the past two years,

and advanced level univer-'..

KISS Students Have Accepted
Responsibility of Foster Child

Seven-year-old Nj 8 dergarten and lives in a
A Le of. Viet-Nam TH 8” x 24 house belong.
ing to a maternal aunt.

Her father, an electric:
lan, is often away workin;
i another province as wo!

is not. ersy to iind, The
home is shared with her
mother, who is a seller of
sweet soya soup, two sisters,
three brothers and her 76-
year-old Paternal grandmo-
her who is. blin

ter
for Secondary School Foster
Parent Club,

There are ie other .

sisters but they are married
and no Jonger live at home.
ithe h ouse is made with

ated metal roof, pl-,

aor wal na ad De At ni
leep on
this liner fe te furniture

consists of one divan and-

one wooden wardrobe.

three

ches with black, large, ro-

und eyes and black a
can read and write

some words, and smiles and

Narn Thi le

fhave' taken the responsibl-

lity in en ne aa $17, a an old doll on her wi

month which brings mater- om school and she was very
and financial assistance happy, At home she plays

wt both Nguyen Thi Le and hous’ with this doll,

family.

To the farally this mon-
ey represents) mont
cant grant, and goods su

as vitamins, blankets, tow-
els, soap and other useful
items as well as medical
and dental care.

Nguyen Thi Thi Le attends

Mrs. Richard Davis Honored
_ With Miscellaneous Shower

An u ister-in-law, Mrs. S. Ghosh.
eous shower was re re-, The 22 guests present-
cently in honor of Mrs. Ri- © ed the bride ath a wide as-
chard L. Davis, nee-Merce-. .sortment of beautiful and
des Vaessen, at the home of useful gifts which were
Mrs, A. F. Henshaw. handed to her by little Miss

Her co-hostesses. were _ Sharilyn Henshaw.

Mrs. Pat Haley and Mrs.
Gerald Briggeman. g

The guests included the

guest of honor, her mother

school teacher when she gr-
ows

ada, 153 St.
West, Suite 5, (416) 920-
1654, :

Refreshments were ser-
ved by the hostesses,

up.
One day she picked up ‘
way fr-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 80, 1973

CONCRETE FINISHING

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REASONABLE RATES
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Phone Ralph Bird at 365-5886 Castlegar:
tin,

AFETY.
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ERVICE

FIRES HEAT

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Extinguisher Oil
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Telephone Bus, 364-1666 — Res. 364-1346

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Sand, Cement and Pit-Run Gravel

Top Soil

Septic Tanks Disposal Fields

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Excavating

Have You Outgrown
Your Home Insurance?

If your property has not been re-appraised
for a few years, chances are you are underinsured.

How much is enough? The amount of pra-
perty insurance you need depends upon the
teplacement vajue of your house and the value of
your furnishings.

Charles Cohoe

ambault: and Bill Perepol- ‘WOODCRAFT SOLID COLOR STAIN Dr. Scott has served as sc. Mrs. Peter J. Vaessen, her

SPORTSCRAFT TRAILERS

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PUZZLED
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- It is the duty of every
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against fraud, misrepresent-
ation, or unethical practices
in connection with real es-
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Excerpt:

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CASTLE BOWLADROME

1973-74 SEASON
League Bowling Will Start on

CONSULT YOUR
Lo

Canoe. pitas Art Classes - Playgrounds Wind. Up

Much of the’ credit for
this should go to Andy Ver-
igin who worked very hard
to find alternate locations.

Our final total registra-
tion for the two month pro-
gram is: 236. Last year the
same program had a total

Ve

Lamont, Tin
Watt and Steve Miros. Ali
of them put in a. lot of
time and effort to help ma-
ke the program the success
it was. | eS
"We ‘vil be offering two
adult art classes this fall.
One for beginners, a basic
art course, and one for th-
ose who just want to pa-

We will also have art
classes for students from
grades one to six. Instruc-
tor for all these classes will
be Bridget Jordan.

For. adulls we will be
offering classes in ceramics,
Macrame, cake decorating
and Russian cooking. We
will also be offering some
upgrading and seif-improve-
ment in typing, shorthand,
basic blueprint reading, car-
entry upgrading, business
machine operating and con-
versational french.

classes and ' cour-'

: All
ses will be widely publiciz-
ed during the first two

weeks in September.

The playgrounds wing!
up held at Pass Creek Par!
last Saturday was a ‘Saat
success. Each playground
conteibuted acts to the cir-
they had every-
thing f from a magician, sn-
ake charmer, strong man
to the original fat lady.

Following this was the
very successful penny car-
nival. Everyone seemed to
have a great time with all
the side shows. The day
wound up with a weiner ro-
ast, canoe rides. and a tug:
o-war.

About 250 people at-
tended the event and we
would like to thank the par-
ents ue Tent a hand. Also
a special thank you to fil

via” James and Star .

poe for giving so ee
ungsters Tides ‘at the any
e ° e
Students don't forget
tonight there will be a dan-
ce at the Arena Hall. Edge-
wood is the group and the

fival

dance will go from 9 p.m.”

to 1 am. There will be re-
freshments and a chance to
‘win some money in our 50-
50 money draw.
Ld s .
“If there are any students
de 7 to 12 who might be
terested in art or cera-
mics classes this fall, 1 wou-
1d like to hear from you.

If there is enough in-
terest, we can set up these
classes. For. that matter, if
eres is enough interest in

rogram, im, We are willing
tot ‘ey and get it going.

It really is up to YOU.

e e e
have just received,

We
- information from the

artment of education in
ictoria on correspondence
courses that are being bywe
available at this time.
ults who would like to u
grade faemselee pes
can now

correspondence. oo by :

the courses are being offer-
ed free of charge.

Ifyou are. interested

. you ean pick up the inform-

ation booklets at the recrea-
tion office in Castlegar.

Sizes 7-12 .... $6.95

BARGAINS FOR BOYS

CONTINUE
Top Quality Pants

Boys T-Shirts
From $2:50

Sizes 14-16 .... $7.95

For Men...

kin 6; Rossland, Bruce Bea-
ley and Bill Crispin 0.
Castlegar, Don Mair
and Jeff.Pantages 6; Ross-
land, Lorne Lambert and
Ken Fines 2.
{continued on page 9)

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tin

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Castlegar and District. -
Minor Hockey Association
General Meeting

Thursday, September 6 7 pm

Marlane Hotel (Basement)
Review of Plans for Coming Season

NOTE:

Minor Hockey will Hold a
Hockey School for 7 Days as
Soon as Ice is Available

Register Early at Recreation Office
235

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hool liaison officer and dir-

peineeting wit :

. Bruce
of “Selkirk,” Dr. Scott said,
for’ Cranbrook’. and
Fernie by their local school
boards, with possible cour-

ses also under consideration
by the Kimberley school
board.

Beginning with- regis- -
tration during the week of
Sept. 10 to 15," ry

wa, ssible.: None of
the courses will conflict,”
he continued, “and we en-

" ne ear stu-
dent 8 ge cour-
ses from, both the “college
and the

SESE
Court
Tuesday

Kin Gar obi Homes

eal net ts two co-
tin fing gZ to file in-

-Mrs., "S: Ghosh, .. her ., sister,

“the ‘two’ institutions: have:!
agreed’ to cooperate in ev- *

mother-in-law, Mrs. S. L.

Davis, her matronof-honor, |- INVEST IN

i YOUR: COMMUNITY:

wry Vest: (

Mrs.’ George Robinson and
her, . younger. sister Miss
Wendy . Vaessen,” NS

The hostesses present-
ed Miss Vaessen- with a
ruse-bud corsage which was
pinned on by her. mother-
in-law Mrs. Davis.

The honoree was assist-

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Castlegar.
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her a Wendy. and her

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