: {DAVE MACKINNON plays
right-wing for the Rebels. He
was born in Rossland and is
the eldest son of Gale and
‘Connie MacKinnon. His
younger brothers are Darcy
and Dean. Dave is a graduate
lof Stanley Fempries and is
* tnow empk

PERRY HORNING, No, 17,
' pl center for the Rebels.
| le is the 17-year-old son of
} Jeanette and Wally Horning.
' He. bas two brothers and a
sister. Perry is in his Grad
year at Stanley

LG Voice of the People

‘This game, ¢ailled icky

* Balior, Castlegar News
Lam writing to, eae in
regards to a hockey’ game
which took place on Saturday
night between the Trail
Junior Smokies and the Cas-
tlegar Rebels. .

I was absolutely shocked

to witness such a perfor-’.

mance, The Trail Junior
Smokies’ conduct was de-
parable, If I was the coach of
that team I would have been
sshamed of their perfor.
mance, But obviously he
must have been proud, be-
cause he sent one of his hot-

. tempered players right back

on to the ice knowing full well
what was going to take place.
I would give up my job as a
coach, if that is the best I
could do,

The: Castlegar’ Rebels
condueted themselves . very
well. I only wished I. could

_ say the same for some of the

fans,

Where are the'parents of
these young kids? The lan.
guage that comes out of their

mouths and their actions is*

totally unacceptable.

We take a look at our’
next generation and what
comes out of their mouths is
ever worse because they are
young adults who certainly
were taught and know bet-
ter. So now: what?

As\a taxpayer and a
parent in this community I
don't have! to tolerate: this
type of a scene in order to go
and see’ Beeey, game.

He has played all his minor

Cellulose. He ee played all
this minor hockey in Castlegar
jand .was on the “First Rebel
+ Steam,” prior to playing two
seasons with the Rossland
‘Warriors. A highlight of his
hockey career was playing
‘the Swedish Midget: hockey

went to Sweden in 1975.
Perry'’g other interest is
baseball and he played in the
Bronco Canadian’ Playoff in
Nova Bootie in'1974. Tila is
Pe

team during a Ch
‘tournament here. Dave en-
joys hockey, .the fun and
friends he has made through
the sport and hes always
enjoyed the parent and fan

played.

“MINOR ‘SPORTS
Sure, we're’ Interested:'Phone
the Sestisocr ‘reports ‘detalloon

organisatten: orn nto

support on each team he has -

/ Minor Hockey E/

Atoms

Atom All-Stars travelled
to Trail on Sunday and were
defeated. 6-4 by their hosts,

Peo Wees

Pee Wee’ Reps were in
Rutland on the weekend. On
Saturday, the local boys were
defeated 10-6 by Rutland.
Scoring Castlegar’s goals
were K. Hurd (8), K. Biln, K.
Koorbatoff and W. Wasil-
enkoff. Assists were made by
D. Braun, T. Carew, W.

Wasilenk Koss

In provincial court Jan.
15 Martin L. Johansen, 20, of
Castlegar pleaded guilty to a
wsharge of theft under $200,
gle was placed on probation
gfor three months and given a
sgonditional discharge.
= ee *
Transferred to this court’
strom out of the area, Darryll
lark Hunt pleaded not guil-
ty to a charge of refusing to
take a breathalyzer test. He
was found guilty and fined
ie or in default 20 days in

* » *
Patrick Davis, 24, of
Robson has been prohibited
fo possess firearms for six
months.

(2), B. Mair 2), D. Horning
and K. Hurd.

On’ Sunday. afternoon,
the game resulted ina 4-4 tie.

gar pl
change obstructing a ples
mons eae sean six 82

hours of community service
and" ‘given ad ditio adis-
charge. He oapaio led $25

under the’Motor Vehicle Act

for operating a vehicle with-

out headlights.
_ 2 #8

Samuel Stoochnoff, 25,
of Gantlogae pleaded pad to
cha ft bei

Ww. had a hat-
trick during the game, -with
D. Horning Picking up.a

_ single.

Assisting were K. Biln
(2),,D. Braun, B. Alexander
(2) and K. Koorbatoff.

The Pee Wee Reps will
be playing Spokane this Sat-
urday at 6-7 p.m,

*. +. *

Weekly scores for Pee
Wee house teams were as
follows: Jan. 14 — TAB 6,
sckOR 0; Jan. 18 — CKQR 4,

4 ts 3
play: Jan.

e wou Bantam:
Fee ee ai pi 4.

tional discharge.

/ Police Briets 7

Local RCMP experi-
mced a quiet weekend in
which only 10 complaints
vere investigated and two
iquor seizures made,

Three separate acci-
Rents were reported in which
o charges were laid due to
toad conditions.

On Monday, Gordon Loe-
wen ‘of Chilliwack, escaped
injury when the 1974 Chevy
he was driving went out of
tontrol on icy roads and into
ditch on ‘Highway 3 ‘near
@imberline Lodge. Damage
bas been esti at $1,000.

the vehicle he was driving
went off the road into a ditch
on Celgar Road at Woodland
Drive. The vehicle, a 1974
Oldsmobile, ‘sustained an es-
timated $3,000 damage. 5

Jan. 16 Michael Fitzpat-
rick escaped injury when the
1970 Chevy he was driving
went out of control on slush
near the top of the ‘Castle-
gar-Salmo Highway. The ve-
hicle left the road and rolled
down an embankment re-
sulting in an estimated $2,000
damage.

On Saturday Dayid Big-
nell, 27, of Castlegar received
gminor facial injuries when
eee

Dutch elm disease is

healthy trees by the elm
Sheetle, causing wilting of
(Bleaves apd death to the tree
ithin a few years. A cure for
utch Elm Disease is still
ing sought by Environ-
" Bnont Canada scientists — to
nhance our envi

spread from infected trees to -

CORRECTION

The store hours of the
USED Not Abused
SHOPPE, which ap-
pecred in the Castlegar
News of Jan. 17, should
have read Open Mon.—
Sat’10a.m: -5 p.m.

The Castlegar News|
apologizes for this
error.

INTEREST

Another Reason We' re

Calling The

Commerce Ours

Now our bank calculates

interest the way a

newspaper prints.the news

daily. Ask us about it
today.

CANADIAN IMPERIAL
BANK OF COMMERCE
WITH 2 BRANCHES TO SERVE YOU IN CASTLEGAR

295 Columbia Ave. — Ci

sth & Castl d Plaza -

6.

Bantam “B": Jan. 19 —

Grand Forks 4, Castlegar 2.
Mi

ts

Friday, Castlegar hosted
Grand Forks and the game
turned out to bea fast-
paced crowd-pleaser.

Jim Smith opened the
scoring for the home team on
an assist from Tom DePaoli
and Grand Forks tied it up
six minutes later.

Early in the ‘ second
period, Randy Morris scored
an unassisted goal and at
11:18 Dean MacKinnon, as-
sisted by Rick Kanigan and
Jim Smith, made it 3-1.

. Two minutes later,
Grand Forks made the score
3-2 and that was the end of

Jan. 19 — Castlegar 9, Trail

the scoring. : Roh Howes in
goal earned the win.

The home team. was
assessed six of 16 minor
penalties.

Saturday, the game was
much rougher when Castle-
gar hosted Rossland with
each team being assessed 14
minor penalties. The final
score was Castlegar 6, Ross-
land 3,

Jim Smith led the home
team with- two goals and
three assists. Other goal-
scorers were Dean MacKin-
non with two and Tom
DePaoli and Kevin Kirby,
one each,

The Castlegar. Midget
Rep leaves Friday ‘to take
part in an eight-team tourna-
ment in Kelowna.

. . e 4

Minor hockey programs,
as well as, tickets for Sat-
urday’s Minor Hockey Dance
are also’available at Castle-

. gar Drugs or any member of

‘he hockey executive.

“Also, to the young fellow
who threw the broken hoc
key stick onto the ice close to
where the’ Trail goallo was

enalngs u should. be *

future hockey
/ games. Tho retaliation of the
“Trail goalie, throwing: the
stick back up into the spec-
tators and hitting a young
girl, “You” should be made to
hang up his skates for. the
reat of the season.
The officiating was. very
poor. The referee’ should

have his game in control at all

tines. He has the authority
torun the gamo as he sees fit
to do s0, 80 maybe he had
better start using it,

There should. be some
strong. and rigid rules to
follow as far as conduct on
and off the ice. Some sug-
gestions that should be con-
sidered are:

1)'Ushers — to put up

with nothing and remove
those who do not wish to
abide the rules,

“3h Supervision at the
doors and not let kids in and

oat of the building during’

itermissions; if they. do
lave charge them to come:

8) Don't allow children,
in to hockey games under 12
-without an adult.

4) Have the RCMP pat-

rol the parking lot while the .

game ison. .

certainly hope that this
situation does not re-occur
because it will certainly show
a decline in your attendance.”
I know I will not attend
another game till th

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‘So come on club ex-
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players and fans, let's do
some serious thinking and
get this game called hockey
back to what it used to be and
not what it has turned out to

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Top Sales of 1979.:

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Congratulations...

to Florence Saliken, winner of the GREEN 'ACRES/
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The plaque is being presented to Florence by
Castle Realty president, Bjorn Edblad.

Her award also consisted of a one-week trip
for two at a TIME SHARE resort in Hawail, Florida,

a
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“PUBLIC NOTICE

intends to

TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Castl
following highway relocation bylaw for final adoption:

| Schedule "A"
* To Bylaw No. 258

A. (See 1632234)

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
BYLAW NO. 258.

BEING A aYLAW TO AUTHORIZE THE DISPOSING OF A HIGHWAY IN EXCHANGE:
FOR LANDS NECESSARY. FOR THE WIDENING AND RELOCATING OF A HIGHWAY!
PURSUANT TO SECTION 509 OF THE MUNICIPAL ACT. :

WHEREAS it is deemed di and expedi to dispose of cartain poreas

in h for lands r the of

relocating biahwey, to Permit the orderly development and provide proper acces

thereto;

AND WHEREAS a legal ‘survey plan d g@ such has bee:

y Ale: British Columbia Land Surveyor, and is marked:

Schedule “ne and Saneres hereto forming part of this Bylaw;

NOW.THEREFORE the Council of the City of Castlegar ‘in Open meeting assem:

bled, enacts as follows:

1. Those portions of road as ‘shown “Road To Be Closed” on ‘the plan attached?
hereto and marked Schedule'"A” are here! oby stopped and closed up to traffic:
ofall kinds and exchanged for and relocat to the 2 qreas a2 shdyn road to be:

don the plan’

2. ais Bylo shall.be advertised in the Castlegar News ms to adoption
thereo!

3. The Mayor and Clerk are hereby. authorized to execute such documents
may be ssary to exp Y ig! :

4. This Bylaw nay be cited as 18 City ofc U Highway Rel:
258, 1980.

«

ORE:

Bylaw, No

INTRODUCED AND READA FIRST.TIME THIS 8TI 1H DAY OF JAN., 1980,
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 8TH DAY OF 'JAN., 1980,
READ ATHIRD TIME THIS 8TH DAY OF JAN., 1980, :

inci atu

sited
be TAZ

COMMUNITY

Bulletin Board.

may: Big: ph n be
held on n Wedwnaday, Feb;-6, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the

:3 home ‘of- Gordon Read, 46-100 Street: Blueberry

THE: FIVEDAY PLAN To STOP SMOKING ~
’Por those desiring to’quit smoking, here's helpt .
Attend and participate at the next’, Five-Day Plan,
* Feb.’ -°7, ‘7:80 ‘to 9'p.m.. at the “Castlegar and
District Hospital. There is a $7. registration fee ‘to.

information. The Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking is
~arcommunity service presented. by the Seventh-
‘Day! Adventista, : i

: ROBSON | RECREATION. -
i Robson i Reereation Society annual meeting will

be‘ held on Jan. 31, \at 7:30 p.m.: at. the Robson :,
‘Hall. : Members and other: interested’ -

‘events call:

TOTS
- Mothers and Tots group will be meeting at the
: West Kootenay: Health Unit on Jan. 28. 0
Dr. Roxanne Still: will be on “hand

in Stress Barly: ‘Parerith

“There will be an Tees iccal meeting of the
ternal ‘Order of. eagles at 8 p.m. Tusedey Jan.
: Hall, ;

sae and Distia er
3 lone rei used here ore throneh the’ he courtesy, ‘of:
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B.C. VIL 406,
tag Ranger at: Box” 370
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contacted: by: hone. ‘on’: Fri jay,

nuawry 25,1980.

bath School
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