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: Mike Oliver (R)

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 23, 1978

KIJHL Standings

Kootenay International Junior Hockey League standings as of
Nov. 16:

+ Team

Minor
Hockey

Cranbrook
Spokane

Last Saturday, five women
dressed up as Roller Derby
players and stepped out on the
ice for the Kiwanis Skate
Thon. The “Auxiliary Clowns’
challenged the senior executive
to the most laps.

Four hundred and fifty
laps later and $391 raised, it
was found that the senior
executive has forfeited the
challenge. It must have been

the wild cheers!
. * 6

: Columbia Valley
Kimberley
Creston

Seorseeem

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+ Trail
Grand Forks

Castlegar
Nelson

Serau

: Player

: John Fargher (C)

: Rick Dominici (R)
‘Kim Burston (C)

+ Scott McIntosh (S)

: Barry Zanier (T)

+ Keith Goodwin (CV)

"Keith Blair (S)
Darrel St. Denis (T)

Thursday afternoon of last
week, 43 members and several
visitors of the Senior Citizens

Scores for inter-city games .

: Bill Nazaroff (R)

: Bruce Martin (CA)

* Kevin Mitchell (F)
Dave Taylor (F)
Terry Thomas (T)
Paul McKinnon (GF)

; Steve Metzger (CR)
Buddy Bodman (S)

* Kurt Swanson (C)
Dan Poznikoff (GF)

.

Cranbrook

Spokane

Fernie

Crescent Valley — CV
—-K
—CR

—T
Grand Forks —GF
Rossland —R
Castlegar - ca
Nelson

Association held their regular
afternoon of entertainment,
This was preceeded by a
short business meeting to final-
ize arrangements for the se-
niors' annual Christmas Party
to be held Dee. 6 in the Legion
Hall, with the Ladies’ Auxiliary
doing the catering. Members
were reminded that they must
have their names in by tomor-
row if they wish to attend the
party, as: no names will be
accepted after that date.

The afternoon was turned |

over to Mrs. J. Lipsett, con-
vener of the entertainment
committee, who introduced
Miss Katherine Barbin and
Craig Webber as the after-
noon's entertainers, The first
selection by these young people

Statistics for Nov. 12 game, lazer Creston and Spokane, was piano and violin duet with

played on the weekend:
Friday: Midget Reps played
Cranbrook and won 6 to 5.
Saturday: Midget Reps lost to
Cranbrook 5 to 1.

Bantam Reps played Spo-
kane and won 5 to 2,

Pee Wee As played Nelson
and won 5 to 3

The Pee Wee Bs went to
Beaver Valley and lost 7 to 4.

Pup All-Stars hosted Grand
Forks Pup Reps and won 7 to 4.
Sunday: Bantam Reps played
Cranbrook and lost 5 to 2,

Sr. Citizens Christmas.
Party Deadline Near

rine on the violin, Craig played
several selections on his guitar
and sang several selections.

The program included a
sing-song for the seniors of
many of the old songs, other
duets, a delightful hymn sung
and a beautiful rendition by
Craig of a modern version of
one of the psalms, The program
was brought to a‘close with a
selection by the young people.

On behalf of the senior
citizen members, Mrs. H. John-
son extended thanks and appre-
ciation to the entertainers for
such a delightful afternoon, and
wished them every success in
their future undertakings. She
expressed the hope that in the
very near future, they would
come again to entertain the
seniors.

The serving of refresh-
ments brought a pleasant after-

noon to a close.

Square Dancers
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Senior Citizens

The Senior Citizens’ hall
was filled to capacity Friday
evening, when the McMixers

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the many years they have
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seniors, who regard the occa-
sion as one of their highlights
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Mr. Fishwick of the Mc-
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West Kootenay “A" Boys
Volleyball Championship was
held Friday at Boundary Cen-

§ tral School in Midway, with five

‘3 teama from throughout the

¢ West Kootenays participating

yo for the single berth in the B.C,

* poe in Westbank on Dec.
he and 8,

All the teams played well
in the tournament, but at the
‘onclusion of the qualification
J round, Mt. Sentinel Wildcats
were guaranteed a bye into the
finals with a six-win, two-loss,
record,

The teams which placed
second and third respectively,
Nakusp and Grand Forks

;; Wolves, then played a two-out-

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PARTICIPATION.

To Represent West Kootenay

Mt. Sentinel Wildcats Victorious

of-three match to determine the
other finalist. The Nakusp team
defeated the Grand Forks club
in two straight games 15-4, 16-5
and thus Nakusp went onto the
ial match against Mt. Senti-
nel,

The final two-out-of-three
match between Nakusp and Mt.
Sentinel was won by the Wild-
cats in two games, with Mt,
Sentinel scoring 16-8, 16-12
victories,

This will be the first time

a Mt. Sentinel Senior Boys
Volleyball team will participate
in a Provincial Playdowns. The
team is now preparing itself for
the provincial ‘playoffs which
will be held in Westbank on
Dec. 2 and 3,

WEST KOOTENAY “A" Volleyball
Champs are these members of Mt. Sentinal
Wltdcats who are now qualified to take part
in the B.C. playdowns at Westbank on Dec.
2.and 3. Members are, front row, left to
right, Dorothy Chernoff, David

Babakletf, “Rod Varney, Rick paltarsent
Gary Swelllkott, Dan Podmorrow and coach
T. Foxcroft. Back row, left to right, Brent
Jopp, Chuck Kerfoot, George Voykin and
Kavin Kerfoot.

Cossack Sr. Women
Down Beaver Valley

By J.B. PALMER

Cossack senior women's
basketball team beat Beaver
Valley-Trail 64 to 26 in a match
on Nov, 14,

Carol Morris led the Castle-
gar team with 21 points. Ag-
gressive play by the guards and
control of the backboards by
Castlegar resulted in the win,

The next meeting between
these two teams should be
closer, as Beaver Valley-Trail
was missing two important
starters,

The next day saw a gutsy
performance by the Cossack
Juvenile team, as they lost 62
to 44 to Rossland-Trail.

Anka Manders led Ross-
land-Trail's attack with 22
points and many rebounds, Liz
Baron with 15 points and Liz Da
Costa with 12 points, replied for
the Juveniles who were down
by 14 points, but refused to
give up and whittled away the
margin to eight points.

The Juveniles face the Se-
niors in a match this Friday.

In the other’ game this
week, New Denver beat Beaver
Valley-Trail 59 to 43, with Barb
Mollina scoring 17 points for
the winners and Lil Pasin 13
points for Beaver Valley-Trail.

Liz’ Da Costa, 05. ne

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 23, 1978

West Kootenay Women's
League scoring statistics as of
Nov. 20;

TOP 10
Name&Team Pts, G/Avg.
Anka Manders, Trail-Ross,

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Barb Mollina, New Denver

To the Citizens of Castlegar:
Thank you for expressing your
confidence in me during our :
Aldermanic elections. Please feel free”’
to contact me at any time with your
concerns.

HEATHER HALLETT *: ‘

7.6.18:

Carel Morris, Ci Cas, Sr.
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Betty. Jenkins Trail: Ross.
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West Kootenay Women's
basketball league standings as
of Nov. 20:

Team

New Denver
Trail/Rossland
Cas. Cossacks Sr.
Cas, Cossacks Jr.
B. Valley/Trail

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Pee Wee Division

Nov. 16 — Verigin's 6,
‘Central Food 3.

In goal for Verigin' 's was G.
‘Brady. Goals scored by W.
Wasilenkoff (4), G. Smalley and

. Stroes,

In goal for Central was S.
Jensen. Goals scored by N.
Hyson, D. Horning and R.
Paulson.

Nov. 19 — Green Acres 5,
Trowelex 0.

In goal for Green Acres
was L. Klimchuk. Goals scored
by P. Johnstone (2), C. Obetkoff
{2) and M. Greenwood.

In ‘goal for Trowelex was

Hatch.
Bantam Division

Nov. 15 — Pee Wee Rep 4,
Legion 0.

In goal for Pee Wee Rep
was K. Armstrong. Goals
scored by W. Popoff (2) and R.
Tamelin (2).

In goal for the Legion was
E. Streloff.

Nov. 15 — Pete's TV 2,
Kootenay MLS 2.

Nov. 15 — Selkirk Distr. 2,
Woodland Constr. 1.

In goal for Selkirk was G.

Sylvester. Goals.scored by F.
Pozdnekoff and D. Belisle.

In goal for Woodland was
D. Tamelin. Lone goal scored
by D. Sherstobitoff.

Nov. 17 — Kootenay MLS
4, Pee Wee Rep 3.

In goal for Kootenay MLS
was R. Potter. Goals scored by
R. Bonnett, D. Melstead, R.
Numincken and J. Calder.

In goal for Pee Wee Rep
was S. Voykin. Goals scored by
W. Popoff, B. Alexander and D.
Terhune.

Midget Division
Nov. 14 — West's 5, Prow-

rs 3.

In goal for West's was N.
Chernoff. Goals scored by K.
Keraiff, L. Plotnikoff (2) and M.
Miller (2).

Prowlers' goalie not indi-
cated. 5

Nov. 16 — Bantam Rep 3,
West's 3.

In goal for the Bantam Rep
was G. Soloveoff. Goals scored
by R. Morris, L. Lauriente and
R. Cheveldave.

In goal for West's was N.
Chernoff. Goals scored by A.
Stoushnow (2) and L. Plotni-
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