LINBERING UP for this Saturday’ Gastemar Kista

J
tobe held at Kinnaird Junior

Secondary Sehool are these members of the local group posing
during last week's gymnastic session. Standing, lege Setride inthe
English split are Cam Lapointe, left, and Pat McKay. Also shown,

left to right, are Pam Berg,

Donna Kirby and Susie Mohn.

Approximately 150 children, 14 years of age and under, will
participate in the one-day event with entries fom ‘Trail, Nelson,
be

Fruitvale and Robson, Master of

director for Recreation ce No. 1, Jack Alouf, who will be

Monashee Sporting Goods, Oth

ers taking
presenting medals and ribbons, are Cpl. Pete Charest ¢ of the local
RCMP d

shield donated by
part, and who will be

jary Hyson

and a representative from Siro the Kinsmen Club and ‘nn Town of

George Bondaroff of Kinnaird.

will be made at 10 a.m. by Ald.

Labeler ayvew ee cheet ecb cee

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Local Bowling Results

HSS High School League
LHS Kathy Gall 185. LHT-
Sue Bonthron 471.
MHS Karl Emde 264. MHT
Larry Zaitsoff 621.
THS #4 - 988, THT Al -

38,

Team points: 1-3,2-0,3-
3,4-1,5-1,6
Monday Night 9-11

LHS Carol Comtois 261.

Team points: Unpredict-
ables 29, Jackasses 22, Spares
21‘, Posties 15, Head Pins 31,
Challengers 254.

Other 600's: Ken Plotnikoff
686, Harry Markin 681, Fred
Popoff 653, Mary Postnikoff
614, Jean Comtois 659, Walter
Kanigan 646, Bill Carson 612.
Tuesday ipm. ~

LHS Louise Howes 266.
LHT Irene Hill 723.

THS Lucky Five 950. THT
Macalister Ins. 2671.

Team points: Castlegar
Drug 90, Independents 22,
Lucky Five 18, Macalister Ins,

28,.,Boundary Electric 21,
Senti

Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11
(Dec. 4)

LHS Betty Pinter 277.
LHT Betty Pinter 787.

MHS Orlando Vecchio 287.
MHT Leo Plamondon 728,

THS L-C-Bees 1108, THT
L-C-Bees 3107.

Team points: Spoilers 1,
Marlaners 0, Bees 3,
Checkers 3, Nighthawks 4,
Seven 1.

Other 600's: Orlando Vec-

chip 711, Erma Mykyte 676, ©

Marge Bonnett 660, Bill Ander-

‘ -.g0n 689, Wally Roberts 621, Bill

Donald 603, Bill Shay 600.
Wed. Morning Drivers’ League
(Nov. 28)

LHS Lil Knowler 367. LHT
Lil Knowler 790.

THS Ramblers 1089, THT
Hornets 2830.

Team points: Cadillacs 1,

Mustangs 2, Hornets 2, Chevys -

1, Ramblers 3, T-Birds 3.
Other 600's: Marge

nett 690, Lil Flynn 628, Bobbio i

Keraiff 621, Kathy Horcoff 683,
Mary McAlpine 622, Pearl Mott
642, Ann Fishwick 623, Mabel
McGillvray 642.
Thursday Morning Ladies
LHS Helen Roberts 283.
LHT Colleen Lightle 638.
. THS Chipmunks 926. “THT
Chipmunks
Team points: Beavers 8,
Lions 1, Chipmunks 4, Teddy
Bears 0, Squirrels 8, Minks L
Other 600's: Jean Sylvest
605, Helen Roberts 625.
Rowdy Rollers, Thurs. 1 p.m.
(Nov. 29)
LHS Shirley Barton 274.

LHT Shirley Barton 617.
3 969.

iers
Criers 2717.

Team points: Hooters 20,
Screamers 7, Groaners 20,
Wailers 29, Criers 29, Moaners

” Other 600's: Florence Kav-
aloff 604, Bonnie White 602.
Fri. Night Classic Mixed

iS Pi

. 8.25... 28, Pha
Other 600’s: Dot Tipping _

THT Nuts & Bolts 3184.
Team points: Super Stars
4, Dolphins 0, Alley Cats 3,
Robson Rascals 1, Gang Bust-
ers 1, Nuts &*Bolts 3.
Other 600's: Jack Osachoff
762, Ralph Peterson 682.

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Canadian Football

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wo Creck Recreation Commission
Winter Recreational Projects Discussed

resigned as secretary, was also
highly. commended for her long
service to the Ci

The December meeting of
the Blueberry Creek Recrea-
tlon Commission last Thursday
night took the form of a dinner
meeting with members ofthe
commission and their partners
present.

Business included a discus-
sion of winter recreational
projects and a look ahead to
summer activities,

Current. projects include
preparation for the outdoor ice
rink which will be underway as
soon as weather permits,
Volunteers will be setting up
boards shortly for the rink:
which has proved to be a highly
successul Project for a number"
of years.

Christmas treats will again
be purchased for the children at
the Blueberry Creek School,

The approval of the Schoo!
Loan Bylaw by the people of

Recreation News

the area was noted, with much
appreciation. The long-awaited
activity room for Blueberry

Creek School will open the door ,
for many. additional tecrea-—

tonal opportunities.

Discussion and suggestions
were made regarding possibili-
tles and equipment which
would be required,

George Raabis tendored
his resignation as treasurer of
the commission due to his
transfer out of the district,
President Roy Goetting pre-
sented him. with a gift in
appreciaion of his contribution
to the Blueberry Creek Recrea-
tion Commission,

Cyril Soukachoff volun-
teered to assume the position of
treasurer until the annual
meeting which-is scheduled in

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By Jack Alouf
The Shoreacres Recreation
Commission would like to
that regi for

p.m, and everyone is welcome
tocome and watch, There is no
charge and refreshments will
be

skating at the Shoreacres rink
is now in progress. For parenta
who volunteer to help with fce
making prior to Dec. 22 and are
prepared to give a little time to
the upkeep, there will be no
charge. For all others the
registration fee is $20 per
family for the season,

Please contact Lorna
Vereshagen at 359-7274 or any
commission member. The
Shoreacres Recreation Com- -
mission is ‘obviously more
interested in help to maintain
the rink rather than money, I
guess in the final analysis time
is the most precious thing we
own,

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for all

The standard is six, held jointly by a ae of Witines
alumni—Lorne “Boom Boom" Benson against Saskatchewan on
Oct. 28, 1953, and Bob McNamara against B.C. Lions on Oct. 13,
1956. Benson's six majors were scored along the ground at a time
when each TD was worth only five points on the scoreboard,
McNamara bagged four of his majors along the ground and the
other pair by pass receptica. He holds the CFL mark for most

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points in a game since 1956 when the TD was valued at six Points
h.

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Foothall League game?"-Q. 7 Bullas, Vermillion, Alta.
‘This distinction belongs to the former Ottawa Rough Rider
2. .j great, Ron Stewart, who ran wild against Montreal on Oct. 10,

1960 to amags 287-yards of real estate: Coming-closest:to equalling

performance, was: Saskatchewan's George: Reed, holder of
professional ‘football's record for career yardage gained, with a
single game show of 268 yards, oe 24, 1965, against B.C. at

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Stanley Humphries Sports

Senior Boys Basketball Team Places Third .

Ina bask

was a

held in Nelson this weekend,
the Stanley Humphries
Rockers placed third out of
eight teams. The team in
general played much better
than the previous weekend.
The Rockers won’ two
games and lost one. *
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win ea SHSS, scoring 52-45.
Kevin Moran was game high
scorer with 20 points. Wayne
McCarthy was high rebounder
with 13 rebounds, and also
scored 9 points.

There was also excellent
skill performances from wayne
Tamlin and Shawn Flynn.

The Rockers then played
Revelstoke, and were defeated
64-48. SHSS was behind 12
points in the first quarter, but
pulled together and played
even ball the rest of the game.

Wayne McCarthy was high
scorer with 15 points and
played over all fine ball. John
Veysey dominated the boards
with 16 rebounds. While Wayne
Tamelin and Kevin Moran each
sunk eight.

In the final game for third
place, the Rockers played
Nelson, dominating the entire
game. Scoring for the Rockers
with. incredible accuracy, was
Kevin Moran with 26 points,
Kevin's shooting per cent
resulted as a high 68. John
Veysey pulled down 11 re-
bounds and ‘scored 13 points

last weekend to participate in

(continued on page 9)
cits

"Mr. & Mrs. Russel W. Verigin and

boys, Kinnaird

Bill & Marcelle Wright,;. Jim and

and Adult Ed

Hable all day.
. 8

We have not forgotten
about the indoor track and field
training club. It is hoped that
this. will get underway early in
January. More news on this in
the next couple of weeks.

. Ad

We would like to express a
very big vote of thanks to the
Alr Cadets and Bob MacBain
for helping us with our Bingo
Card Sales. This is a very
community ‘avaed organiz-
ation and we look forward to
working with them again in the
foture.

*

The three indies play for
fun volleyball teams met at
Kinnaird Elementary School on

Classes will be held early in
January. We hope to publicize
our entire program around Dec.
20. If you are having problems
deciding on some of those
Christmas gifts why not give a
recreation class or course for’
Christmas. Gift Certificates are:
now available at the Recreation
Office at 123 Main Street in
Castlegar.
.

This saturday Heqional
Recreation’ is posting @
LévelGyrihastié "Meet ‘tthe the {
Kinnaird: Junior High School.

Many of the youngsters who

have been taking the gym
classes this year will be
competing.

Age categories are 10 and
Under, 12 and Under, 14 and
Under. Boys and girls will
compete seperately,

We already have many
entries from out of town
including Fruitvale, Proctor,
Trail, Nelson and entries are
still coming in.

It is anticipated that
between 100 and 160 young-

sters will be competing. The
meet will go from 10 a.m. to 4
sae uate apn

of last week to
battle for the Tournament
Championships. The first game
was played between Tarrys and
Robson with the results being
Robson accepting defeat and
falling to third place. The
Tarrys Ladies were then faced
with the League Champs—
Kinnai

Ki innaird walked away
with the first game while
Tarrys rebounded in the second

game, to give Kinnaird a tough -
fight . for: the Tournament «.
*Championships.

rebound was a little late as
Kinnaird won the second game
15 to 18. Mrs, Elaine Boolinoff,

: playing coach for the Kinnaird

team accepted both trophies for
her team.

The trophies were
designed and made by Mrs. Vi
Giles. A special thanks to her
from all the ladies for taking

her time to make the league’

and tournament games a little

more rewarding. Mrs. Boolinoff

will keep the trophies in her

Possession. unti] next sessions

when the Kinnaird team will

have to defend their champions
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| Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results

Kiet he hath Hawks

},, 3: Goalies R. : Kleby tefutas &

Miller (Hawks), Goals scored

fy Glen Kirkwood ntunaned
Chernoff,

scored Moroso (un-
teaisted)” "plone (Sherato-
bitoff and Scokerookoff}, Sook-
erookoff (Zoobkoff), Polonikoff.
(Bookerookoff), Keraiff (M [Moroso
and 8 ff) for Koot

‘ ney erry Hytos (unassisted)

i

/

for the Bruins and D. Perepol-
) kin, 2 (assisted by Ian Foubi-
ater and D. Hipwell and Phillip
Churehill from D, Condon and
R. Andrews for the Hawks.
Nov. 27—Rangers 2, Cana-
dians* 0,'Goalies Popowich
(Rangers), Cheveldave (Cana-

a Goalies Exrembe (Hawks),
Perras (Blazers), Goals scored
by Hipwell (Foubister), Me-

Donald (unassisted), McDonald °

’ (Hipwell) and’ Miller (Hipwell)
for the Hawks and Stewart
from McGote, 2, for the
Blazers,

Horning) for the Rangers and
Danny Fillipoff (P.Hyson) for
the Bruins;

Stars 9, Canadians 1.
Goalfes D. Rayner (Stars),
Cheveldave (Canadians). Goals
scored

ees Martin (unassisted) for
the Canadians,

Dec, 2—Hawks 3, Cana-
dians 1, Goalies Tony Saremba

}] (Hawks), R. Cheveldave (Cana-

diane). Goals scored by
Miller (unassisted), D. Hipwell
(McDonald), D. Hipwell (R.
Shukiin) and for the Canadians
M. Miller scored the only goal
amen

itam Division
Nee 26—Legion 4, Pulp 3.

kb. -Goalies J. te (Legion), D.
scored by

q

«Wallace (Pul,

Stewart (J. Townsend), ad Tan
Stewart’ (unassi ) for the
Legion and i MeRay (Chris
sen and: Khadikin), Wilson
(unassisted) haa Samoyloff

eae {Arishinkoff) for the Pulp.

ee ale ton

fT Lame Pate Sree PESOS OSS

From Your Friends of the Handicapped :

Michael Duff *

Ken & Eileen Johnson, Kinnaird
John & Anne Soberlak, Castlegar

’ Alice & Andy Shutek & Jackia
Ell & Gerry Grunerud & family
Mr, & Mrs. Ken Barnes & family

Goal 1 & kn Kay: Gritchin & boys,
cn Edith & Paul Idle, Christir

Nov. 28—Reps 8, Kootenay
Savings 2.. Goalies Drazdoff
(Bepe), McKenzie (KS). Goals

Martin (

the Reps and Polonikoff (Mar-
ken and Moroso) and Shersto-
bitoff (Schnell and Keraiff) for
Kootenay Savings.
Nov. 29—Texaco 1, Castle-
gar Credit. Uni Goalies

Kanigan

(Strelioff) ‘and Martin (un-
assisted) for the Reps.

Dec, 1—Kootenay Savings

5, Legion 4. Goalies McKenzie

(KS), McMullen (Legion). Goals

tian:

Savings and Stewart (Town:
send), Stewart (Jenkins), Ril:
koff (unassisted) and Townsend
(Stewart and Rilkoff),

).
by J. Gillman (R. Sherstobitoff)
H. Seratobitoff (unassisted) and
Gillman (McDonald) for Texaco
and B, Van Yzerloo (unasalated)
and C, Furlan (P. Kit and F,
Costa) for CCU;

Bantam Rep 7, Trail 4,
Goalies MeMullen and Plotni-
koff (shared duties for Castle-
gar). Goals scored by Townsend
{Tasone), Burmel (Yule), Ta-
sone (Bozek}, Bozek (Varabioff)
Nazaroff (Sorenson) and Yule
(Burme! and Shedkolt 2,

vision
Nov. 2 Bantam Rep 2,
Boots 1. 3 R. P!

Rutland Uarncaienl) f for the

Chiefs and Muska (un:

assisted) for the Blades, “
Chiefs 1

runerud (Boots) an

MeGauley (Chiefs), Goals sr

ed by’ Walker (Geddes) and
Plotnikoff (Geddes) for the
Boots and Rutland (unassisted)
for the Chiefs,

Des 2—Midget Rep 2,
Nelson 3.

Stoushnow (unassisted), Lyle

Stoushnow (D. Wah), Lyle
Stoushnow (D. Wah) and C,
Sookerookoff (unassisted) for
the Canadians and B, Voykin
(unassisted) and J. Nazaroff

y B. Baulkham‘ (un-
assisted). B. Baulkham (Bob-
roske), Liber (unassisted), Gun-
deraon (eauteham)it Babroske

howler

Cc. Grunerud "Boots ts), Goals
scored by Sherstobitoff (Vara-
bioff and Yule) and Townsend
{Burmel and Bozek) for the
Bantam Rep and Nixon (Walker
and Geddes) for the Boots; .

. Chiefs 2, Blades 1. Goals
scored by Paul (unassisted) and

Castlegar News
if

Killing of Elk
Brings Fine.
To Nelson. Man

Kenneth € Cooper of RR2,
Nelson, was convicted last -
week of a charge: under the
Wildlife Act in connection with

the charge.

He was fined $300, or in
default one month's jail, by
Judge William Evans. He was
given a month to pay his fing.

Wildlife officials

charged
in connection with the elk’s
death Nov. 9 in the Taghum
area. The- elk,- part of a
protected herd of ab about 75
released in Castlegar district
after being brought here from
Banff and. Ji

“parks, was shot 11 times in the
head wit

tipped off to the animal's
location: by. an anonymous
telephone caller.

Court was told a second
man suffered a serious eye
injury when struck by the
animal's antlers as it reared up
while being struck by an.axe.

It was the third of the herd
to be Killed, but there have
been. no other arrests or
convictions.

‘Aareat

Christmas gift

K
ca Knowler (Reid) and Plotak-

koff (Knowler) for the Sabres

and Smith (unassisted on 2),
Smith (Lind), McKinnon (un-
assisted), Obetkoff (unassisted)
and Kinakin (unassisted) for
the Bruins,

Nov. 28—Blackhawks 8
Rangers 9. Goalies P, Churchill
(Blackhand), Terhune (Ran-

gers). by. ¢,
Osachoff ‘Landi a Landis (T
DeP aol, fanigen (unassisted),
ania (unassisted), Samoy-
per sachoff), Samoyloff (Kan-
igan), DePaoli (unassisted) and
McGauley (Kilpatrick and Cam-
eron) for the Blackhawks and
K. Kirby (Morris), K. Syria
(unassisted) and G, Walker. (D.
Poatnikoff) for the Rangers.
Nov. 80—Rangers 15, Bru-
ins 6, Goalies Terhune .(Ran-
gers), Sean Bean Armstrong (Bruins).
Goals scored by David Lightle -
4, Kevin Kirby 4, Gordie
Walker 8, Rahdy Morris .1,
Danny ‘Postnikoff 2 and Kevin
Swetlishoff 1 for. the
and Jimmy Smith 4 and Dean
McKinnon 2 for the Bruins;
Sabres 4,- Canucks 6,
Goalies Perry Smitherham (Sa-
bres), G. Shmoorkoff (Canucks),
Goals scored by pas Gunderson
(D. Knowler), Tim Baulkham
(C. Liber) and Doug Knowler
{unassisted on 2) for the Sabres
and B. Voykin (unassisted),
Paul Geddes. (unassisted), Jim
‘Nazaroff (unassisted on 2) and
Billy Say ate {usassisied) for the
Canu

Stanley Humphries Sports

Junlor Girls Volleyball Tourney in Nelson

(continued from page 8) ~

the West Kootensy. 15 and
under tournament, SHS8S de-
feated W. E. Graham, Beaver
Valley, and Trail Jr. Grand

deciding draw to Trafalgar “B”
team 14-16. As Trafalgar went
on to defeat the Rossland team
to win the finals. SHSS over-all
standing was eighth out of
nineteen teams,

Blue and Gold Tournament

‘Friday, Dec. 7 the ble--
echers at Stanley Humphries
were well occupied with spec-
aaa s watening the Senlor

Grand Forks," Cranbrook and

Castlegar.

iday night's game be-
tween Castlegar Rockettes and
Nelson, resulted as a good start
for the SHSS team. The final
score finished at 70-17 with the
top ‘scorers—Chris Fitzpatrick
with 14 points and Linda Baron
with 13, showing fine basket-
ball skills,

Top rebounders were
Susan Moore pulling down 10,
followed by Kathy Moffat and
Linda Baron, each with 7,

Saturday was the team's
second game against Grand
Forks, The ea played fine

Six teams were involved
including, Nelson, Trail, beets
aeefeers rcs

tye fxs

~ FESTI

winning 4299, Top scorers,
Susen Moore with 13 and

n aaden Praaen

Moffat with 11,

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D - BAR - D LICENSED

Teresa McG uley with’ 8, had
the -shots in this game,
Rebounds were snagged by
Susan Culley with 18 and Kathy

The final game was played
between .SHSS and Trail.

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Trail’s Barb Molina pushed
Trail ahead to win 68-89, with
her 18 points, Stanley
Humphries hela Fitzpatrick,
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As A result, Castlegar
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Dec. 1—Castlegar Pup All
Star 5, Kelowna 5, Goalies
Grant Stewart for Castlegar.
Goals scored by Lyle Stonk
now (unassisted), Lyle Stoush-
now (Jimmy Smith), ‘Jimmy
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The Rockers shot and
played very well as the final
score was 77-54. It was a fine
tournament, climaxing with
Kevin Moran receiving first
all-star guard award.

Noon Hour
Volleyball Finals

The final game was played
last week, between the “staff
super stars” and the students.
John ,Veysey'’s student team
won the first game, the staff
the second, and the final game

. was won by the students, 17-15.

Junior Girls Volleyball

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