Forechecking

The most important thing for you to remember in
forechecking is to make the puck carrier commit
himself — swerve to avoid you or pass — break the
pattern and momentum of the attack.

~ Don’t try ta poke the puck away from him — you

could miss and he'll be away, with you off balance
and out of it. Keep abreast and worrying him —
stick to him like a leach so you destroy his concen-
tration,

If a puck carrier goes behind his net, don’t chase
him. Wait about 10 feet in front and when he comes
out, force him to skate along the boards so he can't
use the centre of the ice to set up passing combina-

jons. 4

If the puck carrier behind the net passes to a
mate in a corner, you must go after the new man —
keep him bottled up there for a possible stoppage
of play and a faceoff in their zone.

Remember, the good forecheckers

EIGHTY-MILE snowmobile jaunt Sunday,
which bagan at Nancy Greene Junction to
raise money for the Easter Seal campaign,
saw 45 machines at the starting line. The
reatest amount in pledges was on a

essland man, while the biygest money
ralser for Castlegar is reported to be R.
Bermel. The youngest participant is 10-year-

old Tammy Steep whose father appeared to
be absent when a novelty bear, shown In
photo, took to the controls of a particular
machine. The oldest contestant was a.
pensioner, but being a woman did not

divutge her age.
.  —=CasNewsFoto by Leo Sommers

Kamloops Hosts Playoffs

Management
Program Asks

Qucome Tax. Proparotions

For Assistance M
British Columbia hunters,

contacted by mail during the

months of January and F

jonday to Friday: 9a.m.-6p.m."
Saturday: 10a.m.-1p.m.
Dial 365-2416 for Information,
or Special Appointment

ruary, are requested to st
the fish and wildlife branch by
completing ‘and return $
quickly as possible,

KOKANEE TAX SERVICE

270 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar

tionnaire with inte

their hunting activi 977.

Don Robinson, acting i
director, fish and wildlife
‘branch, ministry of reere A. Je
and conservation, said the
turned information will provide
vital data for the wildlife.
management seetion to enable
it lo carry out effective wildlife
programs throughout the pro-
vi

‘he information obtained,
along her data r
from cheeking stations that are
operated during the hunting
seasons, allows the ministry to
determine the status of popula-
tions and hunter activity
throughout the it

Robinson sai

Shankland & Co.

Chartered Accountants
announce .
the move to new premises
at

410 Columbia Avenue
(new Bank of Montreal Bldg.
beside Marlene Hotel)
March 6, 1978

from: 33 Pine St., & 11 PineSt.,
(formerly F.S. Kohar, C.G.A.)

Andy Peters, C.A., Resident Manager
365-2151 365-5416

ap
such information Important

to the long-term maintenance of
hunting. re lion in’ British
Columbia,

TUNE-UPS

Saints

the Friday victory the

Iso picked up two points.

on Saturday when the Lakers
defaulted the game. :

The defitult was a flagrant

worry puck carriers — force them to. make mis-
takes.

iponsored by

Castleaird. Hardware

“Your Marshali-Wells Store in the Plaza’
SEE US FOR SKATE SHARPENING

ease of unspor
part of the Ok

they left Castlegar earls

day morning without not:
anyone from the Sain

ther action against the Lakers
is being considered by | the

Totem Conference.

Tie with Carithoo

The two victories gave the
Saints‘ four points, a s
of first pl
Conferen
Cariboo

hoo will host the

league championship playoffs
next weekend in Kamloops, as
they won three of the four
on games from

rt k. The playoffs I bea
best tao of three game’ s s

with the winner advancing to
the 4-West Cham hips in
Red Deer, Alberta later in.
March,
The Friday night contest
a very chippy one which
w omore whistles called for
penalties than, forsoffsides
ieing, Referee Gary Hepson
called a total of 88 penaltic d
a total of 123° minutes in
penalties,
Ikirk received 14 of 29
minors and both Leams had two
fighting majors and two game
misconduets, while Okanagan
also re a match penalty
for grabbing an opponent's
fi k during a fight,

who
SELKIRK WY COLLLEGE

invites applications for the position of

ADMISSIONS OFFICER -

(Castlegar Campus)
OUTIES:

will be r for all

The
activities related to student admissions such as:

an ‘ing all ap-
plications, and related documents, performing
other correspondence related to admissions pro-
cedure;

interviewing applicants to explain policies and
procedures relating to admissions, establishing
and maintaining files on all i

compiling status reports on enrollment;

developing a calendar mailing list and responding
to requests for calendars;

minute-taking for major committees or meetings
related to Admissions and Records function and
typing of minutes;

keypunching input to student records as required;

resolving in ission of

other Admissions and Records office duties as
required. : 7

QUALIFICATIONS:

The successful candidate will have Grade 12 gradua-
tion, a two-year Business Administration diploma and
three years of clerical experience; or an equivalent
combination of training and experience. The officer
should have an understanding of the College's
organizational structure, policies, systems and pro-
cedures, with special emphasis on: those relating to
admissions and registration.

SALARY:

Minor Hockey Results

Pee Wee Division
, Feb. 21—Central Foods 2,
PPWC6. In goal for PPWC was
E. Strelieff..Goals s .
Willick, P. Mors DeSou:
A, Embree and W. Popoff:.
eal for Central wi
Goals svored by
and D, Picton,

In goal for

irkin, Goals,

P. Boel, D. Makar.
off, B. Plotnikott

Feb, 24—KSCU 3, PPWC
6. In goal for PPWC was E.
Strelieff, Goals seared by R.
Adams (2), R. Potter (2), B.
Makortoff and B. I

Armstrong. Go

- Popoff, D. ‘Terhun

Central Food:
1. In goal for
Voykin, G
Reid, R. H
lin,

In goal for Verigin’ he
Krug. Lone goal scored by J.
Leiteh,

Feb. 25—Trowelox 2. Big,
Rock Really 2. "In goal for
‘Trowelex was L. Smith. Goals
seared by S. Kructsky and J.

cored hy ‘Ty
coff and R. Tame-

scored by P, Perehudoff and C.
Lind.

Woodland Constr, 6, H&R
Brake 1, In goal for Woodland

scored by . |

s
ishitle (3), Ashton (2) and

itl for H&R Brake was
ikin, Lone goal seared by
Nene oes

on 3, Woodland C

and K, Ehman,
for Woodland was
Goals seored by D.

Poe Wee Rep 3,

Goals for the Pee

wored by D. Pere-

hadoff, K. Laren and ©, Lind.

Feb, 25-IHKR Brake 5,

Pete's TV
st

st
2) and M, Plotnikoff.
for Pete's TV scored
ff and J. Obetkoff.

Legion 1. Gi
seored by Jones at
Lone goal for the Legion
scored by Stewart.
Pee. Wee Reps 2, H&R
Goals for H&R scored
tobiteff, Plotnikoff
ittie.
ioals for Pee Wee Reps
seored by Perchudoff and Lar-

West's 2, In
goal for H&! Voykin,
Goals scored t alker (4),
Plotnikoff (2), Sherstobitoff and
Beattie.

In goal! for We:
‘Tamelin. Both goals

was L,
red by

Selkirk took an carly lead
at the 57 seeond mark when
Doug Stewart scored on a low
shot from the slot. Bruce Naka

: 2

is flip shot. off

é the Laker blue

ym Loski off guard
in the Laker's net.

Ron Guy with his first of
three goals gave the Saints a
3-1 lead midway through the
periad en brought the
Laker thin one goal at 14:29,
when he intercepted a Selkirk

id scored a shorthanded

ad Bodnar lied the score

rly in the second and

the score ren ed that. way
until the 19: ark when Ken
Gorkoff broke in on the Laker
net and fired a slapshot past
i, after taking es. from

Geoff Yule and Ron Guy.

‘Trailing 4-3 going into the
final? period, the Laker's de-
cided Lo change goaltenders but
Guy scored only °

s into the period on

ints first shot of the

Gordon Marshall, the new
goaltender for Okanagan, was
not very sharp as he allowed
four goals in the 12 minutes he
played, After Stewart scored
his third goal of the game at the
2:32 mark, the Saints led 6-3,
and both teams began to lake
penalties for their rough play. .

Mid-way through the third
period Guy scored his third goal
of the game after taking a pass
from Eck ‘Trask. The goal was
Guy's 25th of the season and it

Ch i f
ime in 10 games
cored three or

was the
that he ha
later Seott Me-
Lvod scored on a shot from the
point while on the powerplay,
Hoal of th
scored hiss

(Cont'd. Pg. Ad, Col. 7)

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‘GRANISLE
Industrial Estates

* Approximately 50,000 square feet of
industriat buildings and offices

* 27 acres of prime industriat land

* Location qualifies for:
Federal Incentive Grants
Federal Business and Develapment
Bank Financing

This recently completed industrial estate located
between Castlegar and Trail has four buildings:

1) Ax .600-square-foot steel span building, complete
with all requirements for assembly line production,
offices, lunchroom, and washrooms.

2) The second building, slightly smaller at 10,600
square feet, would be ideal as a fiberglass and paint
shop.

3) The third building of 4,000 square feet would well
accommodate a welding or equipment shop.

4) The fourth, a single-storey wood-frame unit, has
been designed with reception area, offices, wash-

This weekend Selkirk Col-

, lege.will be the scene of some
. very important, sentor boys
basketball games. The three-
day Kootenay Zone Playoffs
will acietetine which team will
represent the Kootenays at the
B.C. High School Boys Basket-
ball Championships in Van-
couver on March 16, 17, 18 and

tonight at? p.m., the J. L,
Crowe Hawks from Trail will
meet the Stanley Humphries
Rockers. Trail finished first in
league play and will be led by
their two big forwards, Kevin
Flanagan and Dave Cristofoli.
Castlegar, despite finishing
fourth in the league, has been
playing well of late. The last
three times that these two
teams have met, Trail has won
by margins of one, nine, and six
points,

The second game of the
evening will match the Mount
Baker Trojans of Cranbrook
against the Rogers
Bombers of Nelson. Cranbrook,
last year's Kootenay champion,
placed second in the league but
are expected to have their
hands full with the speedy

St. Patrick's
Dance & Easier
Egg Hunt

Slocan Curling Club is
having a Fun Bonspiel this
Friday through Sunday and
March 10 - 12, Any combination
of players is allowed. Potluck
supper will be held, but no
dance is scheduled. Volunteers
to service food booth would be
greatly appreciated.

The .Royal Canadian Le-
gion is having a St. Patrick's
Dance on March 11th, with
“The Genera! Store” supplying
the music. Legion members are
also having an Easter Egg Hunt
on March 26 at the Passmore
grounds ‘for all the ‘Valley
children, Easter raffle tickets
are available from all Legion
members. :

Slocan Senior Citizens will
now have the library open to
them - every Monday. . Social
days are every Monday, except
the first Monday of each month

when’ the general meetings are."

held.

Shuffleboard, carpet bowl-
ing, Aggravation and cards are
available to the community.
Bingo is scheduled every sec-
ond Wednesday. A coffee party
is being planned.

é Women's Institute meeting
will be on March 2 at 8 p.m. at
the W.I. Hall. Public is wel-

+ come. All members encouraged
toattend. Plans are being made
for the District Spring Con-
ference to be held May 3 in
Slocan.

Slocan Recreation Commis-
sion now has snowshoes avail-
able to the community. For
information phone Jim Force at
355-2231. ‘

Sierra Club
to Discuss
Park Proposal

The West Kootenay group
of the Sierra Club of Western
Canada will be holding a
general business ,meeting to-
night (March 2).’ zs

The meeting will be held at
the King house nine miles west
of Nelson near the junction of
the old highway. Those inter-
ested in attending should call
359-7498 or 352-7034 for more
explicit directions.

Bombers. The Nelson team is
led by Bill Maslechko, the best
all-round player in the league.

The draw for tomorrow,
‘March 8 and Saturday, March 4
is a8 follows:

Friday—7 p.m-Game 3,
Loser Game 1 vs, Loser Game

ag i
i a wanna!

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i it

- Sr. Boys Basketball Playoffs;
Champions to Play in Vancouver

8:30 p.m.Game 4, Winner
Game 1 vs, Winner Game 2,

Saturday—11 a.m.-Game 6,
Winner Game 3 vs, Loser Game
4,

8 p.m. Winner Game 5 vs.
Winner Game 4,

Efforts

By VIPLOTNIKOFF

Minor Hockey Week this
year was lermed a complete
success during the final meet:
ing last week, when the com:
mittce learned that through its

. hard work, they munnged to

raise $4,822.69 net profit. +
‘The funds will go towards

ice rental costs and will benefit

Minor Hockey Week

many activities associated with
this annual event,

‘The Minor Hockey Week
Committee would like to thank
everyone who helped make this
week a success, and a! the same
time, invite interested persons
sto join. the commitree next
year, a8 new Ideas are always
welcome,

Net $4,822.69

every hockey player in the
system, by keeping registration
foes low,

Hesides the financial as
peel, Minor Mackey Week
provided each player a chance
lo meel oul-of-lown teams and
the community Lo see some fine
hockey action and enjoy the

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SAINTS TIE BUT LOSE ::

Continued from page AS
goal of the game to make the
seare 8-4 Selkirk with four
minutes to play. Gorkoff then
rounded out the scoring with
only 40 seconds left when he
fired the puck into a wide open
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cele
managed 35 ‘shots on Saints
goalie, Dave ‘Turik.

‘Totem Conference Standings

Final
GP WoL OT Pts,
Cariboo 12
Selkirk 12
Okan, 12
WOLT 12
*Awarded Ist) place as
they won the season series
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APPLICATION CLOSING DATE:
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APPLY TO: ‘
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Box 1200 ‘
Castlegar, B.C.

Perepolkin. Goals
seored by Mair and
In goal for Selkirk was
Markin. Goals scored by Plotni-
koff and Hurd.
Bantam Division
Feb, 20-Legion 3, Pee
Wee Rep In goal for the
Legion was G. Soloveoff, Goals
scored by G. Stewart,
M and 8. Si
goal for Pee Wee Rep

V2. In goal for
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goals scored by T. Negreiff.

Midge!
Midget
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In‘ygoal for Midget “D" was
B. Nicole, Goals seored by D.
Rayner and D. in,

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