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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 23, 1975

Recreation News

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Week

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sanuery 28, ISTE sxeictine aD 29, 1975

‘Tone Playdowns for Prov. From the Director's Desk WANTED TO RENT Gary Hyson Resigns Positions

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT

Seniors Now

By John Datzlel

This has been one mixed-
Week. The zone playdowns
he Provinelal Seniors’ (60
lover) which

in Progress

Bradford over Lyons; Woytella
over LeRoy; Goffinét over
Jacobson; and Dalziel over
Everard.

Thursday, Jan. 16—Verzuh

derstood were to be played
first week of February,
e somehow moved forward
will be in progress when
paper hits the streets, Asa
It, the draws for the
ent weck had to be re-
inged and we hope that no
out on a game asa
Sorry about that

ye :
The make-up of the second
to play in the playdowns
inow been established. Earl
oy, Gene Goffinet, Johnny
tella and Mike: Verzuh
ks_up the foursome, and a
tice game was held be-
in the two rinks on Monday
noon. Castlegar No,
d Castlegar No. 2 by a
ww margin ina reasonably
played match,
sults last week were as
Ws:
Tuesday, Jan. 14—Everard
Murphy; Jacobson over
jel; and Verauh and Gof-
a tle,
Wednesday, Jan. 15—

over Bradford; LeRoy over
Murphy; and Lyons and Woy-
tella, a tie,
over Bradford; LeRoy Murphy;
and Lyons and Woytella, a tic.

Next week will see the
windup of the second Round
Robin. To wind things up, there
will only be one full draw on
Tuesday moralng and a single
game on Wednesday.

Tuesday, Jan. 28—Jacob-
son vs. Bradford; Verzuh vs,
Woytella; Murphy is Dalziel;
and Lyons vs. Le

Wednesday, Jan 29—Gof-
finet vs. Everard; scratch
games,

thursday morning, Jan.

90, there will be a full schedule
of scratch games to be followed
by the draw for the third Round
Robin, All members are asked
toattend and will be assured of
a falr amount of curling, as well
as learning who your mates will
tbe for the next goaround of
club curling.

That's It for this week.
Good Curling.

Minor Hockey Association

MAKE HOCKEY
FUN FOR THEM

Minor Hockey Week Jan. 18-26

By Jack Aloul

“Make Hockey Fun For
Them"—this {s the slogan for
this year’s. Minor Hockey
Week, which runs from Jan, 18
to 25 all across Canada. Locally,
Minor Hockey Week is to be
one day longer, coneluding Jan.

~ We can make It ‘Fun for
Them’ by getting out and
supporting our’ local boys dur-
ing this week. There are a
number of fund-raising activi-
ties thal ean be enjoyed by
every member of the commu-
nity, as well as the exelting and
amusing hockey games being
played by boys ranging from
ages 6 to 18, .

‘There is.a raffle being held
for Minor Hockey Week with
two vacation prizes and a TV
set going to the winners.
Tickets are $1 and can be

urchased at the arena.

‘A bake sate will be held on
Saturday, Jan. 25, in the arena

shall where you will be able to

buy a bowl of borscht, With
inflationary prices these days,
it would be well worth your
while to take a chance on a
grocery hamper rafile. Tickets
are also available at the arena.

On Saturday, Jan. 24, you
are invited to an evening of fun

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

of the
Robson Recreation Society

Wednesday, Jan. 29th - Robson Holl
8 p.m.

General business meeting and
grants will be discussed used for
renovating the hall.

Everybody is urged to attend

‘Thurs, Night Mixed (Jan. 9) -

LHS Marlene Rovers 235.
LHT Lynn Valliers 664,

MHS Ed Adshead 296.
MHT Ken Hood 728,

‘THS Untouchables 1107.
THT Untouchables 3135.

‘Team Points: Avengers 0,
sTand Bys 0, Untouchables 4,
Hee Haws 4, Robson Rollers 3,
Rovers (6) 4, All Stars 1, Alley
Cats 0, Jive Five 3, The Robots
1, Early Risers 1, Head Pins 3.

Other 600's: Gary Jackson
666, Cyril Tamelin 665, Ed
Adshead 652, Doug Fellmen
643, Darrel. Rouske 637, Mar-
lene Rovers 696, Gary Rayner
634, Walter Tymofievich 625,
Karl Koreen 614, George
Stoochnoff 608.

Fri, Night Mixed (Dec. 20)

LHS Pearl Mott 298. LAT
Pearl Motrt 759.

gMHS; John Paulson 827.

EHT Jobn:Paulson 729, (
THS Super Siars 1078,

“YOUR HEART NEEDS YOU”

TO HELP FIGHT HEART DISEASE
"KICK OFF”

KEEP A FIT HEART MONTH
taking part in the Kiwanis Club
"WAMM"
WALK A MEASURED MILE

Sunday, February 2nd
Starting Points Are:

THT Super Stars 2913,

‘Team Points: Super Stars
42, Alley Cats 86, Humperdinks
28, Dolphins 22, Robson Rascals
21, Gang Busters 17.

* Other 600's: Ron Mcintyre
662, Mark Carrigan 658, Flora
McDonald 619, Larry Olson,
616, Marvin LeRoy 605.

Night Mixed (Jan. 3)

LHS Joan Humphrey 250.
LHT Joan Humphrey 601.

MHS Ralph Humphrey
286, MHT John Paulson 719,

THES Alley Cats 1001 HT
Alley Cats

tream Points: Super Stars
43, Alley Cats 39, Humperdinks
30, Dolphins 25, Robson Rascals
23, Gang Busters 18,

Other 600's: Ralph Hum-
phrey 635, Ron Mefntyre 602,
Stanley Humphries (Jan. 6)

Liis Judy Bonthron 198.
Litt Judy Bonshron

MHS, on York oT. MET

i 008

THS Tear 2-912, THT
‘Team 2 - 2440.

Team Points: Team 1 - 14,
‘Team 2 - 23, Team 3-17, TEam
4-11, Team 6 - 8, Team6- 14,
Stanley Humphries (Jan. 13)

LHS Judy Bonthron 224.
LHT Judy Bonthron 627,

MHS Bob Shaw 257. MHT
Bob Shaw 623.

THS Team 3 - 973, THT
‘Team 3 - 2688.

Team Points: Team 1 - 13,

‘Team 2-25, Team 3 - 21, Team

4-15, Team 5 - 12, Team 6 - 10.
z Otte 600's; Dean Moris-

Mon, Night Mixed 79 p.m.
(an. 13)

LHS Sandy Brittany 265,
LHT Nina Voykin 652.

MHS Len Donald 276.
MT Len Donald 753.

THS Lucky Fives 1126.
‘THT Lucky Fives 9033.

Team Points: Misfires 4,
Expos 0, Screwballs 1, Mishaps
3, Lucky Fives 4, Sunshiners 0.

‘Other 600's: Doreen Dan-
Ielson 638, Dave Calder 660,
Herb Neuman 628, Dave John
870, Ken Hood 643, Sandy
Briltany 600, Peter Brittany

627.
Mon Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Dee. 30)

LHS Patsy Naychuk 218,
LHT Carol Comtois 602.

MHS Bob Wright 264.
MHT Bob Wright 757, -

The 550's 979. THT
The 650's 2695,"

Team Points: Spares 23,
Head Pins 25, Low Lofters 28,
The 5650's 25, Challengers 92,
Slow Pokes 34.

Other 600's: Ed Adshead
612, Alec Lawreno 607, John
Postnikoff 643.

PETTITT PHOTOS

BAUSCH & LOMB
SKI -
GOGGLES -
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* your dancing shoes. Dance to

and at the an:
nual minor hockey dance where
you ‘can sit and watch several
hockey games before putting on

the muste of the Generation
Gap. For enquirles regarding
Minor Hockey Week activities
call the chairman, Ken Barnes
at 366-6590.

‘The International Folk So-
clely Is conducting folk daneing
classes at the Nordic Hall every
Sunday evening at 7 p.m.
Instructor is Mrs, Katle Shaw
of the Trail Katle Shaw School
of Dancing. Cost fs only $1 per
session. Everyone is welcome.

‘eee

‘There will be a tow level
gymnastic meet on Jan, 25 at
the Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School. The two age categories
are boysand girls 10 and under
and boys and girls 3 and under.
cee

There will be an annual
general meeting of the Castle-
gar Public Library at the Hi
Arrow Arms at 8 p.m. on Jan.

eee

Adult art'and ceramics
classes are postponed for two
weeks to sce if we can get at
least five more people for each
class, All children’s classes are
going to take place except for
juntor art, No interest was

+ shown in this group.

eos
We now have a teacher for

the more advanced English for
the New Canadians class, This
class wl start tonight at
Stanley Humphries High

School at 7.90 in Room 110.

Rental accommodation including houses, apart
ments, housekeeping sultes, rooms Is required for
Cominco employees, Please telephone 364-4330.

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School District No. 9 Briefs

“-The board of trustees of

School District No. 9 will
advance Stanley Humphries
Secondary School funds to
purchase 70 blazers for the
band. The tatal amount is to be
repatd within a period of six
years. ,
epteyte
Effective Jan, 1 of this
year, mileage allowance pald

will be 20 cents per mile,in +

keeping with the ralsing costs.
eeone ee

J.J, Enright of Nelson is to
service School District No. 9's
typewriters and adding ma-
‘chines. Only one other firm
submitted an estimate, That
firm ia Cowan Office Supplies,

jalse of Nelson.

naird Junior Secondary
seo bas boon granted per-
mission to hold one of its
professional day on Jan, 31.

eee

Mrs, S. Mooney has been

appointed stenographer at the
School Board Office.
eee

Seeretary-treasurer John
Dascher will attend the annual

: Secretary-Treasurer's Confer-

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oe

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Harrison Hot Springs.”

For Dependable Winter Starting
SHELL QUALITY PRODUCTS
SHELL POLAR TIRES, ANTIFREEZE, SHELL BATTERIES

Board, rather than

be sent to:
Claims Dept.,
327 Baker Street,

and Rehabilitation
Services staff.

Local
claims adjudication
introduced ,
by WCB.

As of Monday, January 27, compen-
sation claims for workers who five in
the West Kootenay area of B.C. will
be decided at the Nelson office of
the Workers’ Compensation

at the head

office in Vancouver. Any information
about W.C.B. claims from workers
living.in the area shown should

Rehabilitation Services & .
Workers' Compensation Board,

Nelson, B.C. ViL 4H6 .

By providing for claims adjudication
at a local office, the Board will
improve and extend its service
to workers and employers.

The Nelson office will continue

to contain the Board’s Accident
Prevention, Assessment

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CASTLEGAR
. KINNAIRD:

Poster Contest Winners Named

‘Winners of the Castlegar
and District Minor Hockey
poster contest were announced
Monday with all posters now on
display throughout the Castle-
gar Arena.

Primary division first place
winner {s Jeff Mais, a Grade 3
student at Kinnaird Elemen-
gary. Second and third placo

were taken by two'Grade 3°

students of Twin Rivers Ele-
mentary School, They are Ed-

die Knowler second and Chris-
sy Esopenko third,

Honorable mention was
given Steven Voykin, Bobby
DeSousa, Elizabeth Silva and
Patty Plotnikoff, all Grade 3
students of Twin Rivers Ele-
mentary School,

p three awards in the ”

To

intermediate division were
from Grade 6 students of
Kinnaird Elementary. They are

Track and Field Coach
Willi Krause Honored

Willi Krause, 0 familiar
figure to local participants in
track ang fleld, was honored on
the occasion of his retirement,

This surprise event was
held at the Annual Track and
Field Club party in the War-
field Community Hall when
past and present members of
the club and their families, as
well as friends and past co-
workers of Mr. Krause met for
a scelal evening.

Past-president of the club,
R.F, Gulllaume, was master of
ceremonies. Guests and past
members of the club, who no
longer live here, were intro-
duced, in addition to those who
are still active in track and
field,
+” Pleasure was expressed at
having so many in

the 80 meter hurdles, second
standards in high jump and
long jump.

_ Brenda Lenardon, Peewee
Second, for second standards in
the 80 meter hurdles, 100
meters and long jump,

The evening was highlight-
ed with gifts presented to Mr.
Krause and his family.

Willi Krause stated he will
continue to be active in track
and field.

Castlegar News

SPORTS|

Brad Cooper first, Ricky Bon-
daroff second, und Shirley
Richards third.

Three Kinnaird Elemen-
tary students were given hon-
crable mention, They are Phil-

lip Sahtatrom and Stacy O'Sulli-
van, both Grade 6, and Aaron

Embree, Grado 4, Included in

honorable mention was a Twin
Rivers Elementary student Jo-
anne Bllesky, Grade 6,

Junior Hockey League Standings

Kootenay International Junior Hockey League has re-
leased its standings as of January 21 and ore as follows:

Eastern Division
Cranbrook Colts

Fernie Sabres

Kimberley Nights

Spokane Rockets

Nelson. Jr. Maple Leafs
Western Division

Trail Jr. Smoke Eaters
Rossland’ Warriors

Grand Forks Border Bruins

Top 15 scorers, as of Jan, 13, a

Steve Danskin (G.F)
Steven Tambellini m1)
Larry Thompson (GF)
Lyle Oliver: R

Murray Price

Rob Poupart

Gary Stanton:

Russ Lafrenier ,

Gerry Quiring

Eldon’ Wales *

Larry Smith

Ken Mailey

Ken Price

‘David Dorris

Les Dowd

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They don't scemtolearnthat
low shots are best; so much the
belter for the goulic. | By
crouching like a cat ready to
spring, he puts his hands right
Inthe turget area.

and at receiving the good
wishes from those who were
not able to be present,

During the evening, pre-
sentations were made to five
young athletes who are present
members of the Trail Track and
Field Club, Crests from the
British Columbia Recreational
‘Track and Field Association
were given to:

Theresa Lenardon, Ban-
tam First, for first standards in
the 80 meter hurdles, high
jump and long jump.

‘anis. Truant, Peewee
First, for first standards in the
80 meter hurdles, high jump
and long jump.

evin Betnaza, Bantam
First, for first standards in pole
vault, high jump and long jump.

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(continued from page 8)
Mon, Night Mixed 911 pm.

LHS Judy Carson 311. |

LET Judy Carson 632,

MHS Walter Kanigan 300,
MHT Waller Kanigan 792,

THS The 650's 1022, THT
Slow Pokes 2834.

‘Team Points: Spares 23,
Head Pins 29, Low Lofters 28,
‘The 550's 27, Challengers 34,
Slow Pokes 38,

Other 600's: Joni Mason
619, Harry Markin 625.
Toca: aim. Coffee Breakers
(Jan, 7

LHS Anne Fishwick 240,

ut Barb Watt 618,

Mugs O80 0. THT Pin-

soe pre

Muffet 37, Mugs 28, Pincurlers

* | 24y:Takefive 22, Wheaten 2,

Tues. Ladies 1 pan. (Jan. 7)
LHS Bonnie White 293,
LHT Irene Hill 570,
THS Macalister Ins. 928.
THT Sentinals 2641.

You Save at Bonnetf's

Team Points: Macalister

Ins. 43, Independents 25, Boun- ,

ary Electric 39, Sentinals 28,
Lucky Five 24, Castlegar Drug
32,

Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
Jan, 12)
LHS Mable Postnlkoff 255.

655.
MHS Ron Postnikoff 256,
MHT Ron Postnikoff 671.

THS Misfits 974. THT
Screwballs 2816,

‘Team Points: Alley Cats 1,
Regulars 1, Misfits3, Ding Bats
3, Columbia 5 - 1, Screwballs 3,

Other 60's: Stan Bobriet
657, Jack Cheveldave 637, John
Paulson 618, Larry, Olson 649,

‘Tom Cowlin 632, Mable Postni-
koff 601.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
(an. 1

LHS Kay Adshead 231.
LHT Caron LeRoy 694.

MHS Tom Cowlin 271,
MHT Tom Cowlin 661.

THS Screwballs 971. THT
Regulars 2825,

"Team Points: Alley Cats 3,

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Regulars 3; Misfits 2, Ding Bats
1, Columbia 5 - 1; Serewballs 2,

Other 600's: Marvin LeRoy
648, Ron McIntyre 628, Jack
Cheveldave 618, Matt Rohn
602, Bill Robinson 602.

Tues. Night Mixed $11 p.m.
{Jan. 14)

LHS Marage Bonnett 246.
LHT Charlene Moffat 625.

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MHS Orlando Vecchio 280,
MHT Orlando Vecchio 748.
THS Roadhogs 1010. THT
Roadhogs 2835.
Team Points: C.P.'s 0,
Roadhogs 4, 7-11's 1, Night-
hawks 3, L.C.Bees 4, Checkers

Other 600's: Larry Web-
ster 644, Matt Rohn Con Marge
Bonnett 619, Bill Shay 611, Bob
Cowlin 605.

Wed. Morning Drivers (Jan. 15)

LHS Marge Bonnett 278.
LHT Marge Bonnett 663.

THS Hornets 976. THT
Chevys 2732.

Team Points: Chevys 47,
Hornets 44, Ramblers 34, T-
Birds 31, Model Tees :24,
Cadillacs 24.-

Other 600's: Mary Mc-
Alpine 623. :

Wed.’ Night Cut Rate

LHS June Archambault
258. LHT Fran Moffat 608.

THS Parrots 971. THT
Woodpeckers

Team Points: Eagles: 2,
Parrots 2, Swallows'1, Canaries
3, Budgies 0, Woodpeckers 4.
a Other 600's: Nadine Zebert
Thurs. Morning Ladi
LHS Colleen: Lightle 261.
LHT Fran Marshall 642,

‘THS Lions 918. THT. Bea-

rs 2516, - feat

Team

‘THS Team 3 and Team 4
902, THT Team 1 - 2518,
‘Team Points: Team 1 - 17,
Team 2 - 25, Team 3 - 23.5,
Team 4- 16.5, Team 5-11, Tam
6-15,
- Other 600's: Gerry Cher-
nenkoff 618.
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In Recreation

The monthly mecting of
the Blueberry Creek Reerva;
tion Commission was held as a
dinner meeting with executive
members and their spouses:
presont, as well as guests Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Alouf and Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Hyson,

Mr. Jack Alouf, director of
Recreation Commission No. 1,
spoke briefly on “Keep a Fit
Heart Month", the WAMM
Walk and other events related
to the February fitness pro-
gram. Regret was expressed by
the Blueberry Commission on
the resignation of Mr, Alouf as
director of Recreation Coramis-
sion No, 1.

Gary: Hyson, Blusberry
Creck Rvereation Commission

Reereation

Commissions

berry residents whose children
use the rink or other facilities,
in lieu of volunteer work,
Investigation into operation
and organization of other exist-
Ing recreational ice-rinks and
facilities will be made and
reported on at the upcoming
annual meeting.

‘The annual meeting of the
Blueberry Commission will be
held on Tuesday Feb, 4 In the
Blueberry Creek School. A
nominating committee consist-
Ing of Pat Hogan, Terry Cor-
mier and Mrs. Jean Friedal was
named to seck nominees for
vacant directors’ positions. Mr,
Jack Alouf will be a guest
speaker at this important meet-
ing, and Bluoberry residents
are urged to attend .

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Commission No, 1 and presi-
dent of Recreation Commission
No. 1, announced his resigna-
tion from both positions, He
volced his regrets at his resig-
nation, bul expressed his will-
ingness to be of assistance, as
he is able to’ give it, In any
future recreational activities.

A request was received
from the principal of Blueberry
Creck School, Dave Mason, for
funds to help finance a ski trip
to Red Mountain for Grades &

‘and 6 students at the school. It

‘was agreed to support the trip
with $75.

Poor weather conditions
have made it difficult to main-
tain a good ice rink at the
Blueberry Creek Park this
season, Jim McMillan and Pat
Hogan are working on one
sheet of ice and Bill Hubert
kindly plowed the snow off the
area to get the job started.

cause of poor volunteer

Be
. effort in malntalning this fee

every year, it was proposed

thal a fee be levied on Blue-

First Weeks danusry 2 23-29

Points:
3, Minks 0, Squirrels 0, Licks 1
Teddy Bears 3, Beavers 4.

/- Other 600's: None. Strike

» outs none. a
Thurs, 1 pam. Rowdy Rollers

(Jan. 9)-
LHS Dianne Dermody 234."

LHT Dianne Dermody and

Trene Hill 623.
THS Wailers 964. THT
Wailers 26114.

Team Points: Hooters 35,
Screamers 34, Groaners 34,
Wailers 42, Cricrs 21, Moaners

25.
‘Thurs. ‘Night Mixed (Jan. 16)
/ LHS Shirley Jackson 285.

THS Avengers 1049, THT
Avengers 2091.

‘Team Points: Avengers 4,
Stand Bys 2, Untouchables 1,

. Hee Haws 0, Robson Rollers 2,

Rovers (6) 0 All Stars 2, Alley
Cats 2, Jive. Five 4, The
ARobots 0, Early Risers 4,

: Walter Tymo-
fievich 717, Darrel Rourke 710,
Jake Koenig 709, Orlando Vec-
chio 669, Earl Rourke 645, Ken
Hood 632, Bruce’ McKenzie 629,
Mario Carpino 608, Matt Rohn

‘Stanley Humphries (Jan, 20)
LHS Judy Bonthron 198.

LHT Judy Bonthron 528.
MHS Gerry Chernenkoff

308, MHT Robin Dalzie! 624.

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Winter Ball ian te Ceremonies Jan. 24 9 pm
Rosstand Ferd . “Ken Greens ies.

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Hone Seno mt Boye sTttional lon, 34 3: 1, 7:30 & 9
fm; dan, 25 all day from 10:00 am Final game 8:60 pm >
4, {Hove Crewe Secondary Schoo! Sth Ave. Trail "W. D.
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CURLING — “THA West Koolenay Men's Zone Bonspie!
Jan. 24 4 pm Trail Curing Club 1051, Victorla St, Annual
vent to safect zone representative to B.C, Provincial Cull
ing Championships. *John Paofone 368-3638.
HANDBALL — TRAIL ” Oisirlet Tournament Jan. 24, 26, 26
Cominco Arena. *Lou Défo:
SQUASH — TRAIL Dail Touran Jan. 24, 25, 26
Cominco Arena. Lou OeRosa 368-89:
Trail Horsemen’s's Socta lety J
‘Golumbia Gardens Rodeo Grounds. Nei Yigtean, Fiala

‘SNOWMOBILING — RED MOUNTAIN. Cross County Race
Registration for 16 years and over until 11 am.
across from Red Mountain Ski Ledge.
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MINTON — TRAIL inweios District Invitational Fun
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3 am Girls at parilane Jr. Secondary School 1115 2nd Ave.
Boys at bauile Jr. Secondary School 1808:2nd St. *A.

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