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Election into The Garcia
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is an ultimate honor reserved
for those, both past and pres-
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angling have had enduring
significance.

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of prestigious and eminently
qualified Canadian judges.

KJSS Student
Wins Place On

B.C, Ski Team

A Kinnaird Junior Second-
ary School student has won the
right to be on the British’
Columbia Ski team.

Felix Belezyk gained this

"right at the recent B.C. Juven-

ile Ski Championships held at
Rossland,

‘This is the second year ina
row that Felix will have repre-
sented B.C. in the Canadian

‘championships which, this year,.

will be held at Whistler Moun-
tain April 5 to 10.

Felix is presently in train-
ing with the B.C. team,

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1976 Annual

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The 1976 Annual Mixed
Sunflower Bonspiel, held at the
Castlegar Curling Club on the
weekend,.was a large success.
There were 14 out of town
entries and 18 local entries.

Congratulations to the Sta-
sila Rink from Castlegar, made
up of Bob Wright, skip; Ann
Stasila, third; Frank Stasila,
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Neill; and fourth, John Me-
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In the ‘C’ event, first vat
the Wally Horning Rink;
cond was the Nick Verigin Rink

the Ed. Huitema Rink from
Rossland.

Special awards we were given
for the first out of the Bonspiel
being the Nick Oglow Rink; two
skunk awards were given—first
to the Ivan Oglow Rink and
Second to the Alex Cheveldave’
Rink, An award was also given
to the Pete Ewart Rink from

Nakusp who arrived for their '

game dressed as—what else—
Sunflowers:

A special

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donated their time to work
behind the bar and the women
(or their time in ‘the kitchen.
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also thanked those: who
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Band satisfaction I look back on

The seven hockey teams of
the Pup Division and many
parents gathered in the Arena
Hall for the presentation of the
league and play-off trophies,

Division. manager Moe
Zibin was the master of cere-
monies, He thanked the team
and division mothera for thelr
co-operation and gave praise to
all the hockey players for their
good ‘behavior, their. excellent
oer in playing the games and

Ir good sportmanship,

“this statement was later

backed up by all the coaches
occupied and, while those that. who remarked on the boys
were there enjoyed the game, it - “eagerness” to learn and their
is not so much fun playing in “co-operation” with no  back-
just one half of the rink, takl ©.

—— Fortunately for us the Mr. Zibin gave a special
ladies came to our rescue with thanks to all coaches a
the wonderful idea of playing a the year’s play run so auccess-
couple of games against us fully. This was confirmed by a”

- Mere men. The first of these thunderous applause by the

engagements took place last boys and parents,
Wednesday afternoon and from Jim Corbett presented the
all accounts they had a ball. It Kiwanis Centennial Award Tro-
was the fortunes of war that I phy for the year's league play
had to miss the big occasion, to Mr. Ross and his Maple Leafs
but I understand that Jeanette’ who had a total of 42 points.
Horning is cooking up a real This team led the league for
razz. matazz report of the most of the year. The reat of
doings. Iam looking forward to the point standings were as
Jeanette's atory since Lam told follows: $7 points—Blazers, 82
it Is going to be a dandy. peints—Jets, 28 . points—Can-
By the time this sees the- ucks, 27 points—Oilers, 25

light, the second of these stairs
Bantam Reps,

As Season Comes Near End
Mixed Curling is Enjoyed

By John Dalziel
As the current curling
season quietly draws toa close,
it is with quite a bit of pleasure

Last Thursday for example
there were only two sheets

the events of the past five
months. A lot has happened.
New fellows met on the ice and,
hopefully, our circle of friends
has been enlarged by quite a
bit,

A goodly number of the
boys were a great deal of help
to me in providing the ma-
terial for most of the weekly
columns I have been. able to
bring to the readers’ of the
Castlegar News. As a matter of
fact everyone connected to the
club co-operated in’ the fullest
sense in making the season the
big success it has been.

It is an old truism that one
never stops learning and this
winter is no exception. One of
the things that I hope will be
corrected when next year rolls
around is the spacing of the
Round Robin competition.

In making out the draws I
was so afraid of running out of
days that things got sort of
speeded up snd we completed
the last competition two weeks
before the end of the season.
The result of this is lat we
shave been playing
games to fillout and they do1 donot
create the interest and at-
tendance of regular games.

will have taken place. It is to
on Wednesday morning the te
of the month andthe last
olficta! day of curling. I do not
_ intend to miss this one if I can
possibly help it and will have
more to say about it in my last
column of the season next etd at the home of Mr. and
week, . Mrs, Ed Isakson. A chicken
Another item to be re- dinner was served, with games
ported on will be our windup and prizes enjoyed by all the
party which will be held tonight hoys.
in the club lounge. If it is
anything like. the others we
have enjoyed the past two the manager Babe Newton. Mr.
seasons it should be a dand: Tsakson gave all the boys their
Just in case there may be —- standings for the year.
any of the pensioners “who ‘The Castlegar Bantam Rep
haven't heard about it, aie
skips were supposed to
touch, the effar will start st pa
7.30 p.m. and everyone is
expected to be there with their
wives or sweethearts,
- I took part in the Sun-
flower. Mixed Bonspie! last
weekend and enjoyed it very!
S'"haueh indéed, We didn’t crease *
any records, winning one and
losing the next two, but en-° vince,
Joyed the” good spirits“ and Director of the fish and
camaraderie of fellow curlers _ wildlife branch in Victoria, Dr.
from all over the Kootenays. James Hatter, says that several
My thanks to the two
wonderful ladies and the loyal
man who made up our rink. I
only wish I could have done a
better job for you.
See you on the ice (next

"Bantam Rep windup was

Gifts were presented to
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‘The final standings in the
Bantam Division Play-offs as of
March 27 are as lee:
Teams
1) KSCU
2) Canadiens
8) CSCU
4) Legion
5) Texaco
6) PPWC

Top Point-Getters
Players/Team G 6A
‘K. Knowler/CNDs 8
T. Nazaroff/CSCU
P. Horning/Legion
J. Stewart/CNDs
(M. Wichert/CSCU
R. Lauriente/

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‘T. Reed/PPWC
C. Horning/Legion
P. Hyson/KSCU
B Andrews/

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Pup Hockey Windup and Presentations

Maple Leafs-Canucks Take Awards

polnts—Canudians and 19
points—Sabres,

The Arrow Dam Cup, for
round-robin play-offs, was pre-,
sented by Ron Ross, Mr,
Samoyloff's Canuck team won
this award in great style, They
were real dark horseal Out of
seven teams, they were in last
place at the end of December,
by the end of Janyary—sixth
place,- and by the end of
February they had climbed up
to fourth place.

These improved Canucks
won the play-offs with a com-
plete team effort showing how
hockey should be played with
untiring fore-checking, — back

heckin, id good team psss-

iB:

The play-off standings
were: First place to the Can-
ucks with 5 wins and 1 loss;
second place tied with 4 wins
and 2 losses were the Leafs, the
Blazers and the Jets; third
place, tied, were the Canadians

and Ollers; and the Sabres in‘

Fourth Place.

The coaches, boys and
parents applauded Mr. and
Mrs. Zibin for the smoothness
with which the Pup Division
had run.

Thank-you presentations
were made as follows:

West Koofenay

Runners-Up, Hold Windup

came In’ second in the West
Kéotenay finals and third inthe
Midget league.

The team consisted of BR,
Cheveldave, B, Martin, J. Josa-
fatow, P. Laurino, D. McKin-
non, T. Cheveldave, A. Isakson,
D. Kanigan, K. Sherstobitoff,
M. Nevakshonoff, D. Verigin,
P. Strelieff, D. Barnes,’ G.

Tomlin, T. Strelioff and N.°.

Chernoff,

Non-Tidal Fishing Regulafions
pummel ae Distributed.

i Sposiealons to seasons, limits

restrictions, -. Tye
PO) paler ‘fish identification
chart has again been included,
‘The: regulations will be
available from all fish and
wildlife branch offices, govern-
ment agents and licence {s-
suers. Anglers are urged to
obtain. a: copy for specific
information covering ‘the. var-
ious regions of the province.

ta. Final: Season Standings
Bantam Division Play-Offs

D. Fillipoff/PPWC 1
~D. Markin/Texaco .3
B. Franks/CNDs | |
K. Keraiff/CNDs

8. Roberts/KSCU

8. Sookashoff/

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G. Grieves/Legion
‘T. Innes/Legion
K. Beattie/CNDs.
N. Dermody/
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P. Perras/KSCU
D. Johnstone/CNDs
G. Miller/Legion
R. Martin/CSCU.
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N. Chernoff/PPWC

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MEMORIAL
STONE &

Blazers—Russell_ Verigin,
Dan and Brian by Kevin
Semenoff, James -Verigin and
Jason Leitch,

Jets—Don Mair and John
Adams by Steven Voykin and
Rodney Horcoff,

Sabres—Don Standidge,
Gary Paulson and Jim Bermel
by David Terhune, David De
Rosa and Bob Krug.

Canadians—Jim Corbett
and Earl Salekin by Doug
Belyle and Mike Corbett.

lers—Mr, and Mrs, Ken
Morris and Rick by Randy

Recreation News

Potter, Gordie Nelson and
Edward Streleoff,

Maple Leafs—Ron Ross,
Lou Lalonde and Doug Coulson
by Ken Laren, Fron Soloveoff,
Clay Martini and Shawn Coul-
son,

Canucks—Peter Samoy-
loff, Rob Alexander and Dave
MacKinnon by Tim Swanson,
Georgie Roberts and Stephen
Samoyloff.

Many thanks were. also
extended to all the referees
from the Pup Division,

From the Director's Deck

7 By Pat Metge

A number of sports as-
sociations are holding registra-
tion periods for the coming
season in the next few weeks,

For those girls who wish to
play Selkirk Valley Girls’ soft-
ball, {hey may register at the

Recreation Office from Monday
to Friday or in the Kinnaird
Hall April 10.

ee 8

The executive to the Sel-
kirk Valley Girls’ softbail are
looking for 19 missing uniforms,
These uniforms, if found, may -
be returned to the Recreation
Office, to Betty Price or to
Verna Chernoff st Stanley
Humphries Secondary School.

The executive is also in the
need of persons who will assist _
in coaching. If you are inter-
ested leave your name with
Betty Price or at the Recrea-

tlon Office. —*

es «6
For boys between the ages
of 18-15, and who wish to play
boys softball, they may register
at the Recreation Office or
contact Gary Hyson for further
information.
ee 6
‘The Minor Soccer Associa-
on is holding registrations
rr persons wishing to play
soccer. Registrations will be
taken Saturday at the Super-
Valu store and on April 10 at
the Safeway store.
‘ ek ee)
‘April appears to be a very
yy month with ‘a numt if

ual jam can curling

bonspiel,  sponsored® by the
Kiwanis Club will be held at the
Castlegar Arena. This’ will be
the last ice function of. the

-season in the arena,
sk eae,

; The weekend of April 10 +
fsees three functions: taking
place at the arena.

On April 9, the, Junior.
Hockey: Committee is sponsor-
ing a dance in the Arena Hall,
Purpose of this dance is to raise
funds for the icing of a Junior B

~ Hockey team next season in
_ Castlegar. Music shall be sup-
‘plied by the Generation Gap
and refreshments will be avail-
able.

The Recreation Commis.
sion will ‘be hosting a teen
. dance on April 10 in the Arena
Hall. The Nadeau Co., a top
rock and roll band from Cal-
‘gary, will be in attendance.

; On April 11 the Minor
Hockey Association will be
holding its annual general
meeting and election of officers
in the Arena Hall. It is hoped

*; that an active interest will be -

shown.
eo 8
A reminder to the resi- ‘

donts of Tarrys-Thrums of thelr
annual general meeting of their
recreation commission which is
ito be ‘held Monday at the
Tarrys Elementary School. If
; you have any thoughts on the

+ Tecreation needs in your area

you should attend this meeting.
eee

~ \. Tuesday is the date of the
“Misa Castlegar Candidate”
Fashion Show which is to be _
held in the Stanley Humphries
activity Foom.:

.

Pere Jane to learn
how to play tennis should watch
for an upcoming tennis. pro-
gram sponsored by the recrea-
tion commission. This course is
to. consist of 10 one-hour
morning lessons which will
begin in May.

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bookings may be made through
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-A alae o atudents
interested in summer employ-
ment. They may pick up
applications at the Recreation
Office for the Bob Brandson
Pool or -‘for Playground pro-
grams,

Tom McGauley
1976-77 President
Mixed Curling Club

Castlegar Mixed Curling
Club recently held a windup to
formally bring their curling
season to a close.

League trophy winners for
the season were the Bill Gat-
trell Rink consisting of skip, Bill
Gattrell; third, Inesse Gattre!l;

second, Alan Sheppard; and
lead, Pat. Sheppard. Runners-
up for the league were’ the
Walter Janicki Rink, consisting
of Alex. McKinnon, Clarice
McKinnon, Walter Janicki and
Sophie Janicki..

A short meeting was held
to elect a new executive for the
1976-1977 curling season. They
are as follows: president, Tom
McGauley; vice-president,-Fred
Jack; secretary-treasurer, Hen-
ty Ewanick; directors, Dennis
Peebles, Loyd Ish ‘and Bill

The \ outgoing executive
has expressed its thanks to all
those who ‘participated in
events throughout - the year
sponsored by the club and to all

those who donated their time _

and help:

‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 1, 1976

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