| SPECIAL RECOGNITION was given Saturday evening 2uring

Recreation Unlimited, the windup of Regional Reciv:iion
| Commission No. | winter program co-sponsored by Schoo! Disvrict

instruction or

Castlegar Kiwanis Club Dave Ferguson for the donation by that

for

Surface Dugouts

fo be Provided

At Kinsmen Park Says Town

The Town of Castlegar has
agreed to two of three requests
made by tho Sentinal Baseball
Association for improvements
to the ballpark at Kinsmen

Park,

Ald, Mike Livingstone told
Council’s meeting last week
that surface dugouts will be
provided and maintenance of
the infield will be carried out,

However, the alderman
said the Association's third
request--for screens along the
firat and third baselines-would

Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf
A softball umpires and
coaches clinic will be held
day at Stanle: i

club ofa bus, Hebe

chairman Gary Hyson who made the presentations holds the

award

No. 9 to several persons for

j to the recreation program. Left to right are, Marie Minogue for

instruction in conversational French,
! needlework, Deirdre Davies representing radio station CKQR for

Leona Horvath for

} publicity, Maryilyn

for gy

of

d to-Castlegar News representative Lois Hughes

for publicity and Des Desai for his contribution to drama, Not

present toaccept their awards for

y
High School. This is a regional
clinic sponsored by the B.C.
Softball Association. Baseball
husi are also welcome.

were

Dorothy West, Barb Osachoff and John McVicar.—Castlegar News

Photo

Mis. C. Wilson Named 1973-74
L.A. President to Minor Hockey

On Wednesday of last
week a general meeting for the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to Minor
Hockey in Castlegar was held
at Kinnaird Elementary School.

Retiring president, Mrs. R.
(Dorothy) Martini, remarked
that the auxiliary had enjoyed a
most successful year, thanks to
the help of the new ‘Hockey
Mothers’ system.

She felt the efforts to
promote hospitality this year
had been more than 90 per cent
successful —a pretty good re-
cord for a trial year.

Thanks will be sent to Mrs.
J. Landis, Mrs. W. Keraiff and
Mrs. M. Varabioff for their
efforts on behalf of the
auxiliary.

The new executive for the
1973-1974 season will consist of
president Mrs. C. (Evelyn)
Wilson, vice-president Mrs. A.
(Glenna) Akselson, secretary
Mrs. M. (Anne) Zibin and
treasurer Mrs. K. (Elaine)
Martin. Mrs. Martini will
remain on as past president
witha public relations officer to
be appointed at a later date.

Castlegar Social Notes -

Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294

Miss Elaine Adshead, who
spent several days in Robson
visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. D. Adshead and attending
the funeral of the late Mr. John
La Hue, returned to her home
in Vancouver on Thursday of
last week.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Adshead
recently spent the weekend

visiting with Mrs. D. Knelsen
and family at Meadow Creek.

Mrs. E. Greenwood, Mrs.
H. Johnson, Mr. C. Petts and
Mr. H. Schellenberg, all mem-
bers of Minto Chapter OES,
attended the meeting of Col-
umbia Chapter and installation
of officers in Trail on Wednes-
day evening of last week.

ually by the crew.

NOTICE

TO RESIDENTS OF CASTLEGAR

SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK

Monday, April 23rd through to Friday,
April 27th (5 days)

Help Us to Keep Your Town Clean!

We will pick up all your Spring Clean-up re-
fuse, and junk you have that can be handled man-

OLD CAR WRECKS

The Town of Castlegar will pay the $5 dump

Castlegar Figure Skating Club.
Considers Revision of Bylaws

Ten parents and the entire
executive of the Castlegar
Figure Skating Club attended
the recent annual general
meeting.

Reports were given by all
committee chairmen.

Mrs. B. Kruetzky reported
that 141 CFSA ‘tests were
attempted this year. She
suggested that the employing
of two pros was a major reason
for the increased success at this
level.

the sectional and divisional
championships.

There was some discussion
about the revision of the club
bylaws. This is to be referred to
a committee when the new
executive takes over.

The Selkirk Valley Junior
Girls Softball registration is
open all this week with the last
chance to register this Satur-
day at the Recreation Office
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No
registrations will be accepted
after the 14th.

Many thanks to all those
who participated in “Recreation
Unlimited” last Saturday at
Stanley Humphries High
School. H

Local support from organi-
zations was excellent, particu-
larly di the short

chairman K. Vader presented
the list of nominees, All
positions were filled by accla-
mation.
They are as_ follows:
it id Mrs. G. Mc-

The op jonals gave
some suggestions to the club
which included more concen-
trated time for the seniors,
pay-patch in the mornings, a
specific dance session to be held
once a week, and possible
revision of championship ev-
ents to be more in keeping with

Mullen, president Mrs. M,
Johnstone, 1st vice-president
Mrs. K. Vader, secretary Mrs.
T. Webster, treasurer Mrs. M.
Foubister, directors Mrs, A.
Barnes, Mrs. D. Campbell, Mrs.
G. Ehman, E. Kruetzky, Mrs.
E, Martin and Mrs. M. McKay.

notice. We plan on making this
an annual event to wind up the
winter season's activities, If
participation in our summer
program is as good as it has
been in our winter program, we
are in for a very busy summer.

~ We are still looking for
someone who is willing to

cost “the sizeable sum of $800."
He suggested the Associa-
tion be informed no allowance
has been mado in the town's
budgot for such an expenditure,
but that the budget "will be
examined to see if funds can be
made available.” | 4
Ald> Ed Mosby cautioned
that Council has given “pretty
firm indication” that washroom
facilities will bo installed at'the
tennis courts this year \so
money may not be available for
screens at’Kinsmen Park. ;

but we need a coordinator. The
Little Lassie League only goes
until the end of June.

If anyone wolild like their
youngster to take part in the
Castlegar Little Lassie Softball
this season, you can leave your
name and phone number at the
Recreation Office. The age for
Little Lassie is from grade 2 to
grade 6.

Anyone who has any
belonging to

In Memorium Donations
to the

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY

Are gratefully acknowledged and will be devoted
soley to Cancer h. Donations should be addi
ed to the Canadian Cancer Society, c/o Bank of Mon-
treal, Castlegar. ‘

“Cards are sent to the bereaved and recelpts for
Income Tax purposes to the donors. For further inform-
ation’ on the Society, Phone Glenys New at 365-5693.

TRUCKLOAD SALE OF FISH
FRIDAY, APRIL 13
11 am. to 7:30 p.m,

Fresh Fish Now in Good Supply
LOCATED: CASTLEGAR HOTEL

West Coast Seafoods

WARRING

The Castloger ares has a flash Spring fire
hazard and this is causing many escape fires.

This is to advise that any costs that are
if 1 by the Forest Service will be billed to

hockey equi
Minor Hockey can return it to
the Recreation Office. We are
also in need of hangers for
uniforms. If you are willing to
part with any, they could also
be dropped off at the Recrea-
tion Office.

Juvenile girls softball will
be going again this season. If
you are interested, leave your
name and phone number at the
Recreation Office. Minor Soccer
registration is still open.
Registrations are being accept-
ed at the Recreation Office.

Minor Baseball registra-
tions are now restricted.
Enquiries can be made at the
Recreation Office where you
will be directed to the division

the Castl Little

who still may have

Lassie Softball. So far we have
come up with two students
who have volunteered to coach

openings. So far 210 youngsters
have signed up for Minor
Baseball.

BOWLING RESULTS FROM CASTLEGAR AND

DISTRICT

SHSS High School

LHS Monica Read 189.
LHT Darline Adshead 503.

MHS Don York 264.
MHT Don York 598.

THS No. 6 9:
No. 6 2475,

Team points: No. 1 0,
No. 2 3, No. 4 1, No. 5 3,

No. 6 4
Monday Night 7 o’clock

LHS Lucy ‘Soukoroff
280, LHT Nina Voykin 650.

MHS Fred Voykin 256.
MHT Ed Mosby 624.

THS Expos 1073. THT
Expos 2774.

Team points: Expos 3,
Gutter Brooms 1, Early
Birds 3, Mishaps 1, Spark
Plugs 1, Purple People Eat-

Other 600's: Dave Me-
Creight 609, John Marshall

23. THT ..,

Monday 9-11
Carol Comtois 242.

MHS Ke
259. MHT Ken Plotnikoff
718.

THS Wild Cats 1022.
THT Misfits 2969:

Team points: Misfits

49, Head Pins 40, Wild Cats
57%, Kiddies 36%, Night
Owls 32, Spares 48,

Other 600's: Ralph Pe-
terson 624, Ron Bartsoff
618, Barclay Creighton 627,
Hi Markin 622, Andy

Elsie Rysen 245.
LHT Elaine Creighton 644,
MHS Bob Cowlin 277,
MHT Ken Plotnikoff 689.
THS Head Pins 1093.
THT Wild Cats 3102.

Team points: Misfits 46,
Head Pins 36, Wild Cats
56%, Kiddies 36%, Night
Owls 32, Spares 44.

Other 600's: Bob Cow-
lin 652, larkin 633,
Barclay Creighton 616, El-
sie Rysen 626, Jean Com-
tou 609, Andy Postnikoff
Monday 9 - 11

LHS Lillian Stoopnikoff
280. LHT Lillian Stoopnik-

off 634,
MHS Ken Pilotnikoff
296. MHT Ken Plotnikoft

714,
THS Wild Cats 1023.
THT Wild Cats 2880.

- Cheque out
-aqippled child

tod

cry.

“ {Team points: Misfits
i Wild

8.

Tuesday Coffee Break Lea.
shirley Morehou-
se 286. LHT Shirley More-
house 774.
THS Muffets 1053. THT

Cheerios 2818.
Team points: Muffets
60, Pincurlers 58%, Take-
Five 57!%, Cheerios 52%,
Wheaties 52, Mugs 43%.
Other 600's: Shirley
Morehouse 774, Elaine Mar-

dn 677, Eleanor Holdswor- -
tl

Tues, 7 o'clock Mixed
LHS Carol Emmons 281.
LHT Carol] Emmons 668.
MHS

5 3, Go-Getters 1.

Other 600's: Tom Cow-
lin 662, Julie Morgan 642,
Jim Proud 619, Caron Le-
Roy 618, Larry Olson 605.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11

LHS Charlene Moffat
232, LHT Marge Bonnett

"MHS Jack Osachoff
oe MHT Walter Kanigan

779, .

THS Spoilers 1096. THT
Spoilers 2920.

Team points; The Mo-
chine 42, Nighthawks 68,
L-Cee-Bee 70, Spoilers 66%,
Squirly Gigs 62%, Seven
Elevenths 51.

Other 600’s: Ed Webs-
ter 720, Jack Osachoff 707,
Walter Podmeroff 670, Or-
Jando Vecchio 618, Larry
Webster 601.

dnesd: Drivers

Thursday Morning Ladies

LHS Dorothy Hardy
242. LHT Colleen Lightle
673. cates
.\ . 'THS.. Chipmunks -943.
THT Lions 2676.

Team points: Beavers
3, Squirrels 1, Minks 3,
Chipmunks 1, Lions 4, Ted-
dy Bears 0.

Other 600's:
Martin 643.

Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. 1)

LHS Bertha . Vincent
ae. LHT Kay Gretchin

Elaine

THS Hooters 984. THT
Screamers 2621.

Team points: Hooters
51%, Screamers 68, Groan-
ers 58, Wailers 54, Criers
74%, Moaners 44, <

Thurs. Night Mixed League

LHS Barbara Karzanie-
wski 324. LHT Shirl More-
house 779.

- MHS Jim Stone 380.
MHT Jim 804.

2,
3,
1,
3, §

Karzaniewski

mills 737, Darrel Rourke
Ken Hood 702, Bill Davis
698, Earl Rourke 685, Dave
Hiebert 663, Elaine Martin

616, Gladys Manahan 615, |
Bill Cheveldave 613, Bruce ‘
McKenzie 610.

LHS Bobbie Keraiff 280.

Nick Karzaniewski 711,‘

aary

the person ‘or persons who started the fire.

If burning of grass or slash [s contemplated,
a Temporary Permit will be required from the
Forest Service. Office hours 6 a.m. to S p.m.
weekdays,

4. R, WOOD,
Ranger,
B.C. Forest Service

KINNAIRD

CLEAN-UP

Spring Clean-Up Time is Here!

Kinnaird trucsk will pick up your
cast-offs on the following schedule:
7th Avenue |

6th Avenue

” Tues, A il mas
Kinberry vee

Dumont Wed., April 25

Balance Thurs., April 26

. 2-15

FIRST STAR, one of several these young assistant coaches may

work up to in their gy we

ere to, back

months, put ona crowd-pleasing performance during Saturday's

row, right to left, Silvia James, Dana Wright, Debbie Mattiazzi,
Rose Ingham and Patricia MCKay. Front row, left to right,
Cammy Lapointe and Donna Kirby. These girls, along with
“numerous persons who practiced gymnastics during the winter

d program at Stanley Humphries Secondary

School, Many organizations, manning booths depicting their
service to the community were also made available to the public
during the one-day event. — Castlegar News Photo

Several Local Parficipants Made Good Showing
At Recent West Kootenay Music Festival in Trail

Many awards were won by
local participants in the recent
Kootenay Music Festival. In-
cluded in the winners was Jean
Ferguson-Davie of Kinnaird
‘who received the MacDonald
Consolidated Cup in the inter-
mediate championship.

In piano under 12 years,
Miss Ferguson-Davie played
“The Joyous Party” by Ernest
Bloch,

Other winners were — in

Piano under eight years, Eva

aVarabioff of.Castlegar for “An

‘Old French Dance” by Gossec.
In Haydn piano under 18 years,
Stephen Sahlstrom of Kinnaird
won for his “Sonata in F.
Major” by Allegro Moderato.

In other categories win-
ners were as follows:

Reed instruments junior
high age solo - Robyn McNabb,
reed i open solo-

Judy Allingham, reed instru-
ments duet junior high age-
Jennifer Cheveldave and
Robyn McNabb, instrumental
solo open - Judy Allingham. Al!
are of Kinnaird. John McNabb,
16, of Kinnaird was awarded
the William Donelly Memorial
Cup when he won the reed
instrument championship.

Stephen Sahlstrom of Kin-
naird and Grant Freeman of
Rossland won ‘the Agnes
Inkster “Rosé “Bowls for their
piano duet championship. They
played Rondo from Sonata
No.3, F. Major.

Laurie Nixon of Castlegar
was a winner of Bach piano
under 18 years.

Maureen Lewis of Trail
and Stephen Sahlstrom of
Kinnaird shared the Helen

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Robyn McNabb of Kin-
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a student in School District
No.9 attaining the highest

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mark in speech arts in the
festival.

Wendy McFarlane of Kin-
naird was recipient of a
three-month pass to the Castle
Theatre for a student in School
District No. 9 showing the most
Promise in the speech arts
section of the festival.

In spoken poetry Patricia
McKay of Castlegar won the
girls under 15 years with
Vestigian by Bliss Carmen. In
girls under 18-years-of-age the
winner was Robyn McNabb of
Kinnaird with To a-Poet a
Thousand Years Hence by
James Elroy.

Wendy McFarlane of Kin-
naird won the girls under 21
years with Three Years She
Grew by William Wordsworth.

Selkitk College’ Commun-
ity Choir captured the Kooten-
ay Hotel Cup for There Shall a
Star by Mendelssohn and Jack
and Jill by J. Michael Diack.

Robyn McNabb of Kin-
naird was winner of the
BCRMTA Rossland — Trail
branch $50 award to a student,
vocal or instrumental of a
branch member.

In public speaking, junior
secondary school age, Mark
Vroom of Kinnaird successfully
competed for the Cameron
Trophy.

Winner of Shakespeare
solo under 21 was Wendy
McFarlane of Kinnaird with
comedy farce solo under 16 won
by James Robinson of Kinnaird,

Another Kinnaird youth,

“Greg Bishop, won the spoken

poetry comedy farce under 21.,

Local Hospitality
impresses Williams
Lake Visitors

Dear Sir, :

We have just returned
from. the Pup Hockey Tourna-
ment in Castlegar, which was
held March 30 to April 1.

We were most impressed
with your town (and Kinnaird),
and the warm hospitality
extended to us and our team.

Special thanks to Harry
Smith, for his kindness and
generosity in putting up 17
“boys free of charge Sunday
“night, and’ to all the mothers
who billeted and cared for our
boys. ‘

We have told everyone of
the warm welcome we received
in Castlegar and ‘also about
your delicious borscht!

We hope that some of you
will come up to the Cariboo for
one of our tournaments next
year,

Mrs. P. Leveridge
Williams Lake, B.C.

Kinnaird Medical
Clinic Entered

Forceful entry by a back
door in the Castlegar and
Kinnaird Medical Clinic ap-
pears to have been unfruitful
for a person or persons
unknown,

Entry. was reported by
staff Tuesday morning:

The incident is still under
investigation.

British Columbiais more than just yourProvince.
: Itsyourhome.

Aland where waves pound down

on long beaches.

A land of deep green forests filled with fish
and game. And silence.
A land of mountains that disappear

E into the sea,

Pee Wee Hockey Ends With
Banquet and Presenfafions

One hundred seventy-five
boys and their parents turned
out to what was a most
successful Peo Wee Hockey
Banquet, to mark the end of the
1972-1973 season. After moun-
tains of salad, chicken, buns and
juice had been consumed, gift

Bowling Enjoyed —
Monday by Visiting
Senior Citizens

Nelson Senior Citizens and
Castlegar Senior Citizens took
over the local Bowladrome on
Monday, using six lanes with 72
bowlers participating.

The Nelson players char-
tered a bus for the trip and on
their arrival were served
coffee, tea and cookies.

Play got underway at 10
a.m. Those who had the later
draw adjourned to the base-
ment of the Senior Citizens’
Centre where they enjoyed
several different games.

‘ At noon a turkey Juncheon
was served by the hosts. At 1
p.m. play was resumed followed
by the serving of coffee.
Nelson scores were:
High single — Neil Fast 292,
double 620
fing —G. Bush 237,

ible 451
High single—J. Woods 229,
double 410
High single—T. Briggs 214,
double 342.
Castlegar scores were:
High single — Henry Humphr-
ies 229, double 386

High single — Annie Humphr-
ies 209, double 863.

Other highs were:
Frank Jonkman 206, Louie
Newhouser 189, Nan Raine 187
and Bob Cormier 186.

There were many other
very close scores.

Castlegar
Briefs
LL

G. T. Getty of Dor-
Check-R Investigation Ltd.
appeared. before Council to
explain his services and ask
Council if the town would: be

‘Sinterested ‘in ‘having public

- buildings included in his patrol
service. Mr. Getty was asked to
discuss the matter further with
works supervisor Alex Lutz
and prepare a written submis-
sion for Council's consideration.

5 a ead

A total of seven men were
hired under the Local Initiat-
ives Program in March. They
worked on the water extension
project on Columbia Ave., the
sewer extension in the Mobile
Homes Development area, and
on new storm drain installat-
ions.

-e @
Thirteen building permits
were issued in March totalling
$63,460 in new construction.

-* &

Ald. Carl Henne reported
three men worked 60 hours
sweeping sand off sidewalks in
March. The men were employ-
ed under the Welfare Incentive
program.

_* * .

Mr. Henne also reported
one traffic ticket issued during
the month, two paid, one ticket
cancelled, a summons cancelled,
five. tickets outstanding and
four summonses in process.

ec &

Ald. Mike Livingstone said
two dog complaints were
received in March with four
warning tickets issued. He said
67 dog tags were sold during
the month, resulting in revenue
of $279.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1973

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Presentations were made to
division manager John Streli-
off, league statistician Marsh
Johnson, hockey mother Judie
Roberts and all the coaches of
the five Pee Wee teams,
Following team pictures,
taken by Pettitt Photos, the
boys enjoyed an hour's skating.
During the program, the
League Cup was presented to
Allan Verigin, coach of the
Bruins, and Joe Antignani,
captain, The Play-off Cup,

which was not decided until the
29 of March, was also won by
the Bruins,
Play-off statistics
follows:
Teams WwW
Bruins 3
Rangers 3
Canadians 2
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LHT Bobbie Keraiff_ 712.
THS Hornets 1058. THT
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Any car wrecks that have not been moved
during Clean-up Week will not receive the dump
fee of $5. The Town of Castlegar. will then pro-
ceed to have these old car wrecks moved at
the owner's expense. a
PICK-UP SCHEDULE 15 AS FOLLOWS:

Pick-up schedule will be the same as the
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Beauty Salon

George Swetlikoff :
MASSAGE THERAPIST

Playmor Homes
South Slocan
Phone 359-7166

Castlegar
Funeral Home

PUBLIC WORKS SUPERVISOR

TOWN OF CASTLEGAR Office 442-3555

Res, 442-3676
413

For more travel information, visit any British Columbia Information Centre, or write:

2-15 British Columbia Department of Travel Industry, 1019 Wharf Street, Victoria, B.C.

DTI 73-508-D