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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, November 14, 1975

The ed niece Humphries

‘The Senior Rockettes trav:
elled to Salmon Arm last

(SHSS R Rockettes Ir. Field Hocke West Kootenay Champions

1975 WEST thi f Stanley
Secon Rock Th took

place Saturday with the Rockettes defeating Beaver Valley 1-0. Rockettes team
consist of, back row, left to right, coach Mrs. Verna Chernoff, Aleta MacDonald,

Sharon Plotaikotf, Carol Chapman, Sharleen Martini, Liz Baron, Neney Moran and
Front row, left to right, Janct Suter, Carolyn Price, Lori Price, Pat
Voykin, Erin Hall and Patti Tipping. Mlssog from the photo is Laurie Wickett.

—Castlegar Nows Photo

LEGION BINGO || Recreation News by Pat Metge

7pm.
Every ‘Thuriday
Legion: Hall tfn

November continues to be
8 busy month, with more

Make Your Own

CHRISTMAS GIFTS

events being added tothe list of
happenings during this month.
e silk screen workshop

which has received a tremen-
dous amount of advertizing is
scheduled to commence Thurs-
day, Nov. 18 and will continue
on Monday and Tuesday even-
with ings, Nov. 17 and 18. Persons
@ MACRAME = @ DECOUPAGE atill wishing to enroll in this
‘end BEAD SUPPLIES workshop, which will be held

only in the evenings, may do 30

Training Clinic for Fitness Testers fo be Held

give this test. So.if you are

interested in being a leader and

finding out your physical
fitness, give us a call,
ce 8

Work is presently going
into the planning of courses for
the January session of adult
education and winter program-
ing. Some of the courses which
are presently lined up are’
children's art, photography,

Also Available by the
Ready Made Local Hand-Crafted Gifts Office.

M&.J Anfique & Gift Shoppe } Ssssctat seas

Weavers Guild will be holding
an exhibit and sale. This event

$ 272 Columbia Ave., Castlegar —; Phone 365-8281
Tues, thru Sat, 10 a.m. to'4' p.m. Fri, 10 a.m, to' 9 p.m. will be the pottery work of

tfn Walter Di
Blueberry | Creek members
are holding their craft fair in
the Kinnaird Hall on Nov. 30.
Tickets are still available
for the upcoming piano recital
by Merril Nixon of Castlegar.
This event is scheduled for
‘Thursday Dec, 4 and is spon-
sored by the Castlegar District
Council. +
.

INNER CURRY:
SNOWMOBILES

sos

During the first weekend
of November, I attended a
leader fitness clinic which was
held in Nelson. The purpose of
this clinie was to make persons
of various communities in the
Kootenays aware of the Cana-
dian Home Fitness Test, which
is sponsored by the department
of health and welfare,

The purpose of the Cana-
dian Home Fitness Test is to
‘allow persons in the community
togain a knowledge of how well
their heart and lungs respond
to physical activity. By taking
this test the public will be able
to determine the type of
phyateal activity they should be

They Have Arrived
Come in and Browse
FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES

Snowmobile Belts available
for All popular Machines
At Low, Low Prices

"At the present time there
are no persons in Castlegar and
area who are qualified to give
this test according to the health
and welfare department. To
train persons in the administer-
ing of such a test a brief clinic
will be held the week of Nov. 24
for one evening,

We are attempting to have
20 persons from the Castlegar
area who will be qaualified to

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WE CARRY
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Give Us a Break!

- Specialists in:
DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL GLASS
NEW WINDOWS & MIRRORS

For
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willbe held inthe Selkirk .-

drama, 'y, softball
conditioning, soccer condition-
ing, golf and men's and ladies’
recreation nights.
Ifthere is a course that you
would like to participate in or,
one that you would like to assist }
in instructing,. please call. We}
are always looking for some-

+ thing new and are trying to

offer those courses which will
be of interest to the residents of
the community.
. .
Any persons interested in
racketball should make note of
the clinic which is to be held in
Nelson at Notre Dame Univer-
sity on Nov. 22. This clinic is
open toall persons interested in
the sport, whether a beginner
or an expert. Instructions ill
be coming from qualified m
bers of the B.C. Racketball
Association out of Vancouver.

Bonds Easily Available

Canada Savings Bonds
may be purchased for cash or
on installments at any bank
branch as well as through
authorized investment dealers,
stockbrokers, trust and loan
companies, credit unions or
through the Payroll Savings
Plan at an employee's place
of work,

Rockettes junior field hockey
team emerged the 1975 Weat
Kootenay champions, in a tour-
nament hosted by them last
Saturday.

Tn the first game the
Rockettes whalloped a smaller,
Rossland team 9-0. Janet Suter,
Liz Baron, and Lori Price cach
scored two goals in the lop-
sided victory. The defense
played good positional hockey,
with Janice Conroy earning the
shut-out.

The second game saw
Kinnaird Juntor Secondary
School defeated Rossland 3-1 to
win third place.

The champlonship game
matched Beaver Valley and the
Rockettes, with the Rockettes
winning 3-1 and hence becom-
ing the new champions.

hey had a fine season
allowing only two tles, no
losses, and complling nine wins
for the season.

Sa’
| yes!

weekend for the provincial
championships, The team play:
ed very well in the sectional
- play. Although they lost all
their games to Inst year's
number 1, 2, and 9 teams inthe
province, they did represent
the area well.

In the consolation round it
was a different story, The girls
did not play as well as they are
capable of and lost two games.
to teams who were much
Inferior in skills, It was dis-
appointing to see such a poor
showing by the team when they
are capable of a much belter
performance,

The Stanley Humphries
Secondary Schoo! badminton
team travels to Kimberley this
weekend for the Kootenay
playoffs, Team members are a8
follows: singles—Kathy Mason
and doubles—Jane and Irene
West, Vicki Webster and Jo-
anne Lins, Ehor Wynnychuk;
Bill and Lorne Zaitsoff and

Mark Vroom and Joe Tarasoff;
mixed doubles—Joanne Lins
and Mark Vroom, Vicki Web-
ster and Joe Tarasolf.

Also, the Kootenay Cross
Country run-offs are coming up.
Patti Tipping is favored in the
girls’ individual events and our
boys will be the competition to
beat in the team event.

‘Thanks to Castlegar People
for our Sports Fe

SPORTS

Pensioners’ Curling Now
Underway on Local Ice

By John Dalziel

When this is being read,
there will have been two
complete weeks of playing the
Pensioners’. Curling, Club: first
round robin, Unfortunately,
this has to be written at the
beginning of the week, 20 I
have only the results from the
first week to offer.

Nov. 4 Murphy over Jacob-
son; Verzuh over Carkner (in 2
close one}; Dalziel over LeRoy
and Wadey over Bradford, Nov.
5 Woytella over Lyons; Ever-
ard over Brown; Verzuh over
Jacobson and Carkner over
Murphy.

Nov. 6 Dalziel over Brad-
ford; Wadey and Lyons came
up with the season's first ti
LeRoy over ‘Everard and
Brown over Woytella. Indica-
tions seem to be that the rinks

are fairly evenly matched and,

there .should be some real
competition before the series is
completed.

Since Tuesday of this week
was Remembrance Day, the
games scheduled for that day
were played on Monday, but
the results are not known at the
time of writing,

Next -week the games

For Installation &

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ofrice HOURS. a 30 am to 430 pin
PHONE 365-2720 OR EVENINGS 399-4400

Dalziel, Bradford vs, Lyons and
Murphy vs, Woytella,

Nov. 19—LeRoy vs.
Brown, Jacobson vs. Wadey,
Verzuh ‘va. Everard and Mur-
phy vs, Lyons...

Nov. 20—Verzuh: vs, Le-
Roy, Carkner vs. Woytella,
Bradford vs, Everard and Dal-
diel vs. Brown.

T have not had the oppor:
tunity yet of welcoming the
newcomers to the ranks of the
Pensioners’ Curling Club 1 fs

chaps like Jack,

Kelly ‘and Kars Schuepfer out on
the ice, learning the intricacies
of the out and the in turns,

It is also nice to welcome
such old curlers (experience
wise) as Bob Wadey and Ernie
Carkner, 2s well as Percy
Brown. However, we do miss
the faces of Otto Walker Sr.,
Bill Somerfield and Bill Shar-
ples from our games,

Good luck to all you
fellows; both on and off the ice.
See you at the rink,

VOTE WEBSTER
FOR | -

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A reminder that Romaine,
the great hypnotist, will be at
our gym this evening for a
two-and-one-half hour show.

Re-Elect

MOORE
FOR COUNCIL

- Minor Hockey Results

N.H On, Scorin, fo
tel Leafs were 6 Porehtdtt
(3) and K. Re

Fup Biv Division

Nov, Canadians 5,

Canucks . Scoring Hor the ‘the:
ichael

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Custom Welding

wert
Corbett (@) ‘and [Daryl Zi and Ros
1 in 0) 2) Stepien M
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pared ary Michael ‘Sabres

"the Blas
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goals lazers' assisted

eat Jones ‘Jones’ ie by Se ata assisted

provided by stent inten bres goal red 5 the) tone Ba,

Samoyloff and Scott. Jones, ‘Jota al Can In
‘Wayne Popoff was in goal,

ing for the Leafs we
anbttt (2) and ise
were, made. by Solove- Contd 9, hh geal for ths
ott sa aye i eS Rangers was Sollva and K.
J, Malt. ead and Hor ne seo
An assist went to Ad-

oals wera scored by Bord-
farkin and B, Fisher.
Assists went to ev gnables,
Calder and ‘Kilpatrick.
' goals were ‘score ae Nov..8 — Mustangs 5,
“a. Walker (3). and: E, Rangers 4. In goal were Sp-
Prowler, Niki, Hyson made arkinaa for the Mustangs
an asalst. i

were made by see
Blazers wi ., Yule, Landis, “Armstrong
and T. Gevatkoif, An and S. - Simonen.

were Tae iy’ Peroltolt -
well,

alot, §. Slmonen (2) and

Midget Division
Nov. 3 — Studs 4, We-
eballs 3, b

5, aa

10 = -— Dynamiters
11, Weeball 3, In goal were
L. Ingham for the Dynami-

made by oC Kirb:
Basran (3), W. SI

“Nov. 10 — Buzzards 5,

Studs 4.

sides yay intercity
as

leg ve beri 4. Gay for
Castlegar were by, Git Face
from ‘Tassone G.

and D. Kirby;
from B, Cheveldave,
Penalties awarded in
fhe game were Castlegar 5,
5, In goal for Castle-
farthe were R. Plotnikoff and
Ingham,

Nov.
went to as Gevatkotts Can- goals rere, soured by RB Berar

Bacvood Assists wen! ent t ‘
Fert Semenoff and An

Oilers 4, Maple Lente 4.
G, Walker scored all: the
Oilers’ goals,. with an assist”

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For MAYOR .

ea by att and Armstrong,
ith assists made by Plot:

“Arrow Aviation Lid. -

now has |

Air Commuter Service;

+ Connecting the Kootenays to
SPOKANE, WASH.

For Reservations Call 365-7044”

‘tn Spokane call 624-1295

Items on Agenda

ment of the Society's otis jand ac-
counts. E
2.A review of the years activities.

3° Setting the amount of tthe. annual
membership fee.

; Castle; were 'D,
} len and un Ly Ingham.)

1} Receiving and ‘adopting‘a state- .-

Certified and Licensed Welders
— FREE ESTIMATES —

This Coupon Worth $10, when
Presented with an Order of
$100.00 and over,

"of the society.

4, Electing the officers and. directors j

head
‘ule ..: Tuesday: Night Mixed 7 - 9
ths mn Sool

if and W. Koochin
‘and D. ‘Obedkoff from B.
Verigin.
Castlegar 12,

Goalies for.

spoecmalts
ne
al McMul,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, November 14, 1975

“Bowing League Results by Castlegar and District Players:

Offfee

" Monday Nite 7 o'clock

Noy. 3 — Dynamiters
‘ds 0. ;

ame spouts: Ni htha-
innic MacKinnon Rusl 2°
236. LHT Lil aeatan 610. wie on Roa thogs i Head
MHS w 323. pins 1, Live 5 4.
MHT Len Denia 1 77 Other. 600’s: Carol Ve-
veballs 1099. hio 660, Ed Webster 657,
Bill Soukeroff 649, Art Dus:
seault 634, Larry Webster

609,
Wednesday Morning Dever,
‘Pearl Mott 247
LHT Pearl Mott 634,
5 "HS Beattles 905, THT
Beatlles 2649,
im points: T-Birds 1,.
Cher “aH Ss, Hornets 0, Ram-:
blers 4, Model Tees 1, Bea:

les 3.
Other 600's:
cl . K
Wednesday, Nite Ladies Cul.

ex. We
Muffets 960, THY <
Barb Karantewakl

283, LHT Irene Hill 644. pales
THS Castlegar. Drig LHS Ey Peterman 262,
Hee THT Castlegar Drug: LHT aene a cantoy 616, 0 HT
Parrots 2 can

ee Team 9 ints: Castlegar
D ce tral Food Mart Team oe Parrots 3,
Addr ain Canaries 1, We eckers

Building Pro 4
ducts “ii Super-Vae18,: Budals 3, Bogle! I, Swale

> Other 600's:. Shirley '
“\ Torble 614, Dot Tipping 610.

Castlegar News

SPORTS

Wedneaday Night Mixed
‘Antignani 232.

LET Melene ‘Turner 665,

MHS Hal Hesketh 273.

Heske

MHT Chris Moffat 635.

ee |” THS Halt Fast Five 994.
¥ Gate Becat Hogs | 2881.

Frencl
Connecting 3, Unknowns Fi
Spookers 2, Under Dogs 2,
halt Fast Five -1,, Sweat

Hogs 3.

Other. 600's:
keth 629, ony Bartsoff 621
Jerry ‘Antign:

Thursday Horning Ladies
Hardy’

zaniet 4,
ing bh Laue; ‘Howes 619.
ite — Gladys -
Braye dee ons
Tuesday "Night Mixed 7.-'9
J ers | 242.

Heagutars 283

pois
4 inn Bas 1,
Columbia 5 0, aly Cats.1;
us

hen
600's:
vst Ken Sot 808
okacholf
a LHT.- Judy Myers 574.
Olson 332.
“THS Ding
THT: Ding Bat a
Team Screw-

polit
dati 2 Ding Bala 3 Regu 58 “THS Minks 918, ‘THT
umbla !, Alley Chipgunks 226,

ints: ‘Teddy:

Bears a3 chipmunks 2, Sq-
ulrrels 0 , ions 1, -Minks* 2,

a
Thuredny Afternoon Rowdy
‘LHS Betty: Pinter 256.
LHT. Betty Pinter. 638.
bas Erma Mykyte
: MHS Orlando Vecchio
_ Lae Orlando. Mega

‘Annette

Hal Hes: ”
0,

253. itr Doralty Hardy.

Had alee 906, ‘Ty
Mae iy nts; | Hovte:

Team roe outers:

2) Screamers 1, Groaners
5 Wallers 3, Criers 2; Moan-

rs 1,"
Thuriday Afternoon Rowdy

‘DHS F n_ Schwartzen-
heuer 251, tar Betty Pin-

THS Criers 928, ‘THT.
Criers 2582,

Team. polnts:

8, Screamers 1, Groaners 0,

Wailers 1, Criera 4, Moaners,

Thoraday Night sta
LHS Carol pecs 283,
LET Cerel Vecchio 64

Hooters

HS ‘Orlando Vecchio’

387. baat Orlando Vecchio
‘HS Head Pins 1184,

mutt Head Pins 3317.

ints: Avengers
ins

3, All Stars 1, Dynamiters
Other .300's: Orlando

Larry.
678, jake Koenig 661, John
Stestko 654, Bill Davis 652,
Prank Webster
‘Wood: 643, Matt Rohn 639,
Cyril, Tamelin 631, - Frank

\ Frank DeCosta 621

Costa. 624, Doug emis
621, Hoan ‘Martint 6
nado Ri joposo 601,

LHS Denise Olson 235,
LHT Denise Olson 629.
IHS | Frank Decors
pep MHT Frank D

THS. Team 4 895. THT ’
12500:

Mana &
m polnis: Team 2 0,
‘team 2 3, Team 3 f, Team
44, oun 5 0, Team 6 4.
i Denise Ol

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‘THE RED pane SKI CLUB SOCIETY

-ROSSLAND. SECONDARY SCHOOL ‘AUDITORIUM

NOTICE

‘Is hereby: given ‘that

will be held a the.

_ THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ©

Thursday, November 0, 15 al 130 p.m. -

"election to the society ss Executive

Committee. :

Officers. :
President — Art Howard: :
Vice-President. — Mike Delich
Treasurer — Mike Walker

: ‘Secretary — ~ Peter Mélyer

Directors
1. Al Fox

2. Bob Hamann

All ierbers in food: standing’ are :
‘eligible for nominations subject to by-.

“laws 21. to 28 of the constitution, co-
” pies-of which may, be obtained, at the

3 lodge.

‘Officers are:elected; for
“terms, and nominations must be filed
with the Secretary one week prior to

1-year

sthe Annual General Meeting.

There are ‘four. directors: positions

vaeyd Anya other. business:.

; or.
ALDERMAN.
CITY OF CASTLEGAR” he
He Gets Things Done!
Vote Banham :
> For Transportation to the Polls.
-< PHONE. 965:5185:

for 3.year, terms and.one fora 2 year,
“term. ‘Nominations; for, Director may."
‘be made up to, the time of election.

_ Nominations must be in writing si-:
“gned. byt the’ Proposer,. seconder and’ 2)
nominee.

to the postal strike, this will be =
the only. notice given by the: Red:

Bes

a The Nominating Committee is sub-

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— PHONE —

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a coupon per, customer)

Offer Good thru
Dec, 31, 1975
$10

mitting. the following members for

Se

"3. Ken Piper

4, Guy Woods

‘open for election, of which three are

Mountai 1Ski Club Soc y