gu . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 11, 1975 4

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results

Pup Division

Dec. $—Sabres 5, Cana-
‘dians 3. In goal were Bob Krug
for the Sabres and John Ander-
‘son for the Canadians. Scoring
for the Sabres were Tim
Baulkham (4) and Sean Bondar.
off, Assists were made by
Richard Paulson (3), Neil Ber-
mel and Gord Perepolkin. The
Canadians’ goals were scored
by A. Embree, L, Plotnikoff
{and D. Zibin, Assists went to L.

+ Salekin,

i. Dee. §—Blazera 6, Canucks
}2, In goal were D. DeRosa for
the Blazers and C, Sookroo for
the Canucks, Scoring for the

J, Leitch, K. Semenoff and J.
! Verigin, Assists were made by
1! K. Semenoff (2) and G. Verigin.
. | Both Canuck goals were scored
* by 8. Samoylolff, with one assist
‘from 8, Romney.

Dec. 6—Jets 6, Sabres 0.
i : Goalies were S, Voykin for the
! Jets and T. Baulkham for the
i Sabres. Goalgetters for the
Jets were T. Reid (3) R.
! Horeoff (2) and J. Mair. Assists
were made by W. Jmioff, J.
Mair, R. Swetlikoff, D. Robin-
son and R, Reid.
Oilers 8, Canadians 0. In
goal were R. Potter for the
Oilers and R. Salekin for the

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Blazers were T. Gavatkoff (2), .

Canadians. All three goals were
scored by'G, Walker.

Blazers 4, Maple Leafs 2.
Goalies were J, Verigin for the
Blazers and B, Torgalson for
the Leafs, Scoring the Blazers’
goals were D, DeRosa (2), J.
Leitch, and B, Makortolf. As-
alsts went lo T, Gavatkc#and
J. Barton. Both Leaf goals were
scored by D. Perehudoff, with
one assist golng to K. Arm:
strong. *
‘ Pee Wee Division

Dee. 1—Brulns 6, Cana-
dians 2. Goalies were D.
Tamelin for the Bruins and G.
Silvester for the Canadians,
Scoring for the Bruins were D.
McKinnon (2), B. Marshall, D.

»Lightle and P, Smitheram,

Assists were made by P,
Smitheram, D, Lightle, J. Ness,
J. Obetkoff and D, MacKinnon.
The Canadians’ goals were
scored by B. Markin and T.
Strelioff, with assists made by
G, Bording and J, Calder.
Dec. 3—Mistangs 7, Maple
Leafs 2, In goal were Churchill
for the Mustangs and D, Muller
for the Leafs. Scoring for the
Mustangs were D. Sherstobit-
off (2), 8. Simonen (8), D.
Sherstobitoff, J. Landis, B.
emoskoff, R. Yule and M.
Plotnikoff (2). Leaf goals were
scored by lelsted and L.
Laurient, with one assist from
L. Samoyloff..,
Dec. 6—Pup All Stars 9,

“Bruins 6, In goal for the Pups

was T, Baulkham and D. Boyce
‘wan goalie for the Bruins,
Scoring the Pup goals were K:

~ Semenoff, D, Terhune, Dy Pic-

ton, G. Walker (3), D. Perehud-
off (2} and S. Jones, Assists
were made th G. Walker, CG

ing for KSCU were M, Nevak:
shonoff. The CSCU goals were
both scored by M, Wichert,
assisted on both by W. Gorkoff,

Dee. 3—Canadians 7, Peo
Wee Reps 1, Goalies werd D,
Johnstone for: the Canadians
and D, Kinakin for the Reps.

ni

K, Knowler (3), J.

B, McGuire and N, Dermody.
Assists were made by J.
Stewart (2), Keraiff, Beattie,
Steenvoorden (2) and Knowler,
The lone Rep goal was scored
by Stouthnow, assisted by C.

Dee. 5—Canadians 4, PP-
WC 4. In goal wero D.
Johnstone for the Canadians
and N. Chernoff for PPWC,
Scoring the Canadians’ goals
were K, Knowler (2, K.
Kerallf, and B. Franks. Assists
went to A, Stoushnow, N,
Dermody and K. Knowler. The
PPWC goals were scored by L.
Walker. (2), ‘T. Rego and J.
Popowich, with assists going to
©. Voykin and W, 2ibin,

Castlegar News

Dee. Texaco &, KSCU 2 .

Goalies were D.° Drazdoff for

Texaco and P.+ Perras for,

KSCU. Scoring for Texaco
were D. Markin. (3), G. Me-
Laughlin and ‘D. Cox, Assists
went. to’ D. Markin (2), K.
Reibin, G. McLaughlin (2), and

B. Nichvolodoff. KSCU goals ©

were scored by R. Lauriente

K. Sonenott (2M Corbett and
8. Jones (2). The Bruins’ goals
were scored by J. Obetkoff (3)
and D, McKinnon’ (2). ‘Assists

went to D. ‘Tamelin (2) and J.,

Obetkoff.
Bantam Division
Dec. I-KSCU 3, CSCU 2. In

goal were Perras for KSCU and
R.

Casilegar for CSCU. Scor-

unas-
sisted.

Legion 3, Pee Wee Reps 2.
In goal for the Legion was
Wilson, with Kinakin in goal for
the Reps. Scoring the Legion
goals were P. Horning (2), and
G.Miller, Assists went to Innes
and R. Simonen, The Rep

goals
. were scored by J. Smith and G,
Sookro, and assists were made «

by Nazaroff and K. Kirby.
-Castlegar. Bantam
Rep 5, Nelson Bantam Rep 1.
Scoring for the Castlegar Rep
were .Bruce Martin (2), D.
Barnes (2) and J. Josafatow.
Asiats went to D. Vergin and
BM
ae "E-KSCU 4, Legion 2.

in goal were Churchill for - ‘bos

KSCU and, Wilson, for the
Legion. for KSCU

Invitational
Xmas Midget

Tournament“

The Castlegar and
District Minor Hockoy As-
soclatton will bo hosting a
Christmas Midget Invita-
tonal Tournament, to be
held on Dec. 27, 28 and 29,

Participating teams
will be from Calgary, Spo-
kane, North Della, Cran-
brook, Kelowna, Trail, Nel-
son, as well-as Castlegar,

Admission to’ the
games will be charged and
day passes will be avall-
able.

Midget Division
Dee. 1—Weebles (house
team) 4, Rossland 1. In ‘goal for
Castlegar was Wallace, Scoring
‘were Bozek (8) and Quaedvlleg.
Assists went to Johnson’ (2),
McGuire and Furlan.
Dynamiters 5, Studs 4. In
goal wero Ingham for the
Dynamiters and McKenzie for
the Studs. Scoring for the
Dynamiters ‘were Zoobkol
Tassone (2), Halisheff and Bas:
ran. Assists went to K. Basran,
Pace. (2), Zoobkoff, Kooznet-
soff, Perepolkin and Varibloff.
Scoring for the Sluds were C.
Sookro, R. Sherstobitolf,. B.
Verigin and R. Grim. Assists
were made by R. Sherstoblt-
off, M. Voykin, G. Moroso, B.
Verigin and K. Chernoff. .°
Dee. 2—Buzzards 4, Ban-
tam Rep 3. In goal’ for the
Buzzards was D, McMullen and
R. Cheveldave was goalie for
the Rep team. Scoring the
Buzzards' goals were A. Conroy
(2), B. Kereiff and B. Nazaroff.
Assists were made by B.
Kereiff (2), R..Kambic, M.
Polonikoff and D, McMullen.
‘The Rep goals were scored by
P. Laurino, T. Cheveldave and
D. Kanigan. Assists were made

by D. MacKinnon, K. Shersto-_

bitoff and D. Kanigan.
Midget Rep 6, Castlegar
Hotel 0, McMullen was in goal
for the Rep team. (No other
information available.)

Dec. 3—Weebles 7, Studs
4.1n ee for the Weebles was
Wallace and’ goalie for the
Studs was R. McKenzie. Scor-
ing the Weebles' goals were 8.
Bozek (2), .W.' Koochin (2),
Dawson, Quaedvlieg and Costa.
Assists were made. by J.

Kn

Recreation News by Pat Metge

Gymnastic Classes fo Put on Demonstraffon Dec. 18 at KISS

The final event in the fall
session of the adult education
and recreation, classea will be
held on Dec, 18 at 7 p.m. In the
Kinnaird Junior Secondary

School gymnasium, The gym: .

nastle classes will be putting on
4 short demonatration for the
parents of the skills and rou:
tines which. they have been
working on since September.
‘The gymnastic season will
be Increasing ‘in magnitude
after Christmas when gymnas-
tic displays will be held in
Nelson, Trail and Castlegar.

“These displays are ‘non-com- «

petitive in nature and will be
stressing participation.
If you have any children

involved in gymnastics or who"

would like to become involved,
may we suggest watching for
our algn-up dates for gymnastic
classes starting In January,
ele oe
Minor Hockey officials are
planning a major tournament
here through the | Christmas
holidays. Dee. 27, 28 and 29 will
be the dates for a Midget
tournament which will involve
teams from Alberta, ‘Wash., as
well aa British Columbia, With
Midget hockey consisting of a
high calibre ,af play, it is
suggested that you keep those
dates In mind for an entertain-
ing weekend.
ee fe
Preparation for Fitness
Month’ is beginning to. get
rolling and plans are under way
for a few new and varied
activities. Hopefully, we will be
able to offer something for
everyone. Remember,. Fitness
Month runs the entire month of
February.
a
‘The January.session of the
adult education and peerestion
program continues © to”
shape. Itis gratifying to see the
number: of people who are
willing to teach the courses
planned and those: who are
offering suggestions of courses
to be offered.
The B.C. Forest Service
have notified us of thelr inten:
tion -to ‘offer the B,C. lumber

grading course once again this °

year, This course, which ts free

to high school students, the”

unemployed, as well as the mill
workers, will be, starting Jan.
18 at the Celgar bunkhouse,

_ very popular golf lessons. With

‘morninga at 9,30 a.m, This class
should offer the participant a
relaxing atmosphere, as well as
the opportunity to.conditlon the
body. z i

Aninteresting class for the
softball enthuataats is the aoft-
ball pitching class. This is open
to girls and boys who are
interested In learning the tech-
niques of softball pitching.
Taatruetion will be provided by
Paul Kinakin who is well

qualified in instruction, as he
as held clinics in both the East
and West Kootenays,

give you an advantage over
your golfing rival when you
Tirat tee off in the springtime.

o 8 6

With many positions be-
coming vacant on the Recrea- raffle.
tion Commission as of Dec, 31,.
we. are looking to fill. these
positions with persons who

h_ to’ become involved in
recreation ‘in the Castlegar
area. To have a full board, it is
necessary to secure represen:
tation from Electoral Area ‘I’. If
you'live within that boundary
become a part of +
the commission, please call.

and wish

The Kinnaird Rangers,
Guides. and Brownies will be
holding thelr Christmas! Tea
and Bazaar in the Kinnaird Hall
Dee, 13 from 1.80 to'8.90° p.m.
‘There will be # door prize and a

Stanley Humphrics Se-

presenting a’ Christmas Spec:
tacular featuring the Stanley
Humphries Junior and Senior
school bands, ‘the Doukhobor

‘on Dec. 16 at 7.90 p.m. in.
+ Stanley Humphries’ gymna-
im. Tickets will be available
the door.

With most of our classes:
lined up for January, we are

attempting to offer

for everyone, In thi

we have arranged to haye adult

recreational, cultural and voca-

tional sessions, while for the

children we are stressing recre-

ational and cultural activities.

‘With a total of 36 different.
courses presently finalized and
the possible addition of another .
six, there is, hopefully,, some
course which is of interest to
you, acd

ec

Even though the present
weather doesn't make you
think of golf, Denny McArthur
will once again be offering the

‘both beginners and’ advanced
lessons, there should be a class
which will be of advantage toall "*
golf enthusiasts. Taking lessons
during the winter will certainly

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Sporting Eat. it

At the Top cf Sherbiko Hill

NAMED TO ALL-STAR TEAM. on the weekend at the Bloe and
+ Gold Tournament held at
See aera ane’ Werke chown bent call the bag toys

Stanley Humphries Rockers Place Second ©

AL Crowe Hawks Winners Blue and Gold Tourney

his ection shot soe shows Nez 12, Barry Perehudelf, - Rock

possession:
who played an —

etball game Saturday against

\. By Doug Veysey

Last Saturday night saw
the successful completion of the
1976 Blue and Gold Basketball
Tournament. The tournament,
and the Blue and Gold Trophy,
were won by the J, L. Crowe
Hawke with a record of 3-0, The
Stanley Humphries Rockers
placed second witha 2-1 record,
followed by the Salmon Arm
Golds (1-2) and the Revelstoke
Mountaineers (0-3),

‘The host’ Rockers played

“\ three’ very good basketball

games, beating Salmon Arm
51-37 ea Friday night, ‘losing
69.59 to Trail in a hard fought’
game Saturday afternoon, then.
coming back to defeat Revel:
stoke 71-48 Saturday night.

to Baft. and | James
Warner played excellent  bas-
ketball for the Rockers, scoring
48 points and 26 points respec:
tively in the three games. Jée
‘Tarasoff lead the team in their
consistently ‘strong defensive
play. Martin Russel and James
Warner lead the team in

' rebounding.

In the Rocker’s Saturday
night game against Revelstoke
Barry Perehudolf played

{stand out game scoring 24

points, 2
Named to All Star Team
for the tournament were: Mike

~ Schmitt and George Thompson

of the J. L. Crowe Hawks,
Mario Baff and James Warner

of the Stanley Humphries Rock-
4 al

ra, and Mark Yawney of the

+ Salmon Arm Golds, The Most

{Revelstoke scoring 24 ‘pointe’ for his, team; and No. $, Martin’

|. This game ended in a 71-43 win for the Rockers over.

ers placing second.

“Revelstoke. .J.L. Crowe Hawks ‘won the. ¢ with SHSS

+ Valuable player 'in the three

day event was Robert. Volpatti
of the J. L. Crowe Hawks. «
‘This weekend the Rockers

. 'Alio, named to. the’ All Star, team was
Rocker Marlo Ball.—SHSS Photo’:

NOTICE

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~ charge.

id (2

‘Wilson, Stewart and
Bozek. eis for. the
ande®, R. Grim

re R. Lauriente (2), Re

wel
Andres and B. Allen. Srrredl

went to I. Foubister (2), B.
Allen, Isakson and R, Laur-
lente. The Legion goals were
scored by C. Horning and P.
Horning. Assists went to C.
Horning and R. Simonen,

and J. Bermel (2).’Assists went
to Jenklins and.B. Verigin.
get Inter-City
Dee. 7—Trail 2, Castle-
gar 1, D. McMullen was in goal
for Castlegar. Lone ‘Castlegar

goal Was scored by G. Pace”

unassisted.

* For mation on
this class you may contact
Frank: Steenvoorden at

- For the ladies who wish to
take an hour ér two off from
their household chores, a yoga

class will be held on THursday.~

morning, This clasa is presently
scheduled for the Kinnaird Hal
and will be held on Thursday

ed here.

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‘Arm to play in
an eight team tournament, The

team Is looking forward to the
chance''to test their skills
against some of the Lower

“Mainland teams which will be

attending the tournament.

Our junior Rockettes par-
ticipated In the West Kootenay
playelts held at Beaver Valley
Secondary School,

The B team played: ex.
ceptionally. well and - placed
second in the second division,

The A team was second In
thelr pool, but lost out to Grand
Forks inthe first playoff round.

* Bernice MeMullen, Pat
Voykin and’ Sharon Plotnikolf
played particularly well
Enrougiot the day.

This weekend. ‘the senlor
girls Rockettes played In a
tournament at Cranbrook. The
Rockettes placed third out of
four teams. The eet from
the first game:

- 1, Rockets 26, Selkirk 38,
High Rebounder Tyanna Popoff.
(18). High Scorer Tyanna Pop-
off (10), °°

2) Rockettes 43, Leth: |

bridge $8.. High Rebounder
Tyanna Popoff (15). High
Scorer. eeanilee Cheveldave
(14).

8). Rockettes 28, Cranbrook
66. High Rebounder Ellen Fow-
ler (9). High Scorer “Kathy
Mason (10). “

Kathy Mason received a
trophy for the Most: Valuable
Player on the Rockettes team,

‘This weekend Castlegar is
hosting the Blue and Gold
Girls' Tourney. The participat-
ing! teams ‘are; West” Bank,
Oliver, Salmo, Mount Sentinal,
Nelson, Trail, Grand Forks and
the Rockettes.

Come support our girlst

Hunter Herd Memorial Funds:

The principal of the Blue-

berry Creek School, Dave Ma-

son, wasan invited guest at the
monthly executive meeting of

\* the Blueberry Recreation Com-

Doesn't ‘Apply.

¢..° “The bigger the better"
_- should not be your motto a you
Net ‘

mission held ‘recently. » School

sports activities and Christmas
plans were amongst the topics
discussed. -

‘The first Blii ieberry Cree
eoneert

AN
i ‘sihoal “ Christina’ c

fll

held in’ the new | long

aught patter school activity.

room of Dee. 18 with grades 1

‘to’ 6 ‘participating. Following

tiet pontere on ‘Thursday the
18

Used for Recreation Equipment

An outdoor recreation unlt

consisting of a slide and’exer-.

cise bara has recently been
purchased with Hunter Herd
Memorial funds for the use of
the schoo! children.

Linda Carter gave a report
on the recent successful craft

- fair and a statement on the fall

dance. Some discussion! was
held on the, sponsorship’ cf the
annual spring dance, 9‘

‘A ‘survey conducted
throughout’ Blueberry. seeking
Andication’ of interest in Tighe
classes and” activities © shows
that macrame, cake

for you “and your. family,
aceording to the U.S.\Coast
Guard.

It warns, “that, w
flotation devices should Fit the
user without major adjust:
ments inorder to provide ‘the
proper buoyancy.

‘A genius can set the world on fire.
» So can a kid with-matches,
“(Health & Welfare Cahada):-

Soa Sea Soa ean

Santa
Claus, hopefully, will take place
on the morning of the 19th for
the primary grades, kindergar-
ten,, and pre-school children.

for the’ older
children are planned for a later

‘date when they will take part in
‘skiing and skating trips spon-
sored by the commission. Jan
Friedel is in charge of prelimin-
ary inquiries regarding Christ
;mas plans.

Aen Saas Sa aee Sa te

decorating “and crochet ‘are
popular choices. Hopefully,
these classes may, be available
in the Blueberry School,

@ next executive meet-
ing of the Commission will be
the annual dinner meeting in

January.

Want little-people protection? Use
child-resistant drug containers. +
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