CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 16, 1978 ° 92 Rinks Pai

in Competition

32 Rinks Participate in Competition
Van Yzerloo Rink Takes Top Spot in Bonspiel

Van Yzertoo, third Jack Chernoff, second

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“Br EVENT winners are these members of
“the Glen Archambault rink of the Marpole
Curling Club of Vancouver. Left to right,

Our Apologies

for inconveniencing any of our customers by being closed
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 21, 22 and 23.
We will resume regular hours Friday, February 24.

Archambault, third B. Holden, second P.
Hollands and fead F. Puetz.

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1101 - 7th Ave., South Castlegar 365-3433

By ALEX McKINNON

Castlegar Men's Curling
Club "Annual Bonspiel held Feb,
3-5 saw 92 rinks participating,
one-half of which came from
outside the Castlegar area,

A banquet was held in the
curling club on Saturday with
catering done by the Ladies’
Curling Club.

That evening a dance was
held at the Regional Recreation
Complex.

“A” Event Winners:

Bill Van Yzerloo rink of
Castlegar-Jack Chernoff,
third; Bob Bagg, second; and
Bill Brody, lead,

Runner-up in the “A”
event: Paul Jorgenson rink of
Nelson—G, Brise, third; D.
Simpson, second; and E. Jor-
genson, lead,

“B” Event Winners:

Glen Archambault rink of
the Marpole Curling Club,
Vancouver—B, Holden, third;
P, Hollands, second; and F.
Puetz, lead,

Runner-up in the “B"
event: G. Marken rink of
Castlegar—F. Liber, third; D,
McLeod, second; and J. Poloni-
koff, lead,

“C” Event Winners (Joint):

L. Ish of Castlegar and J.
Merkley of Trail.

Runners up in the “C"
event: Beaudreau and Lind
rinks of Castlegar,

D. Wayling was much
appreciated on Friday evening,

The curling draw was
handled by J. Cushner,
+. Master of ceremonies at
the banquet was C. Henne, who
did a fine job at short notice.

The club members are also
not -forgetting the host of

volunteers who prepared food,
helped at the banquet and
manned the bar during the
entire weekend.

Without all their help, it
would not be possible to hold
such a successful bonspie}, and
it speaks well of the Curling
Club that so much assistance is
available when called upon,

Local Midget Reps
Win Wind-Up Game

Castlegar’s Midget. Rep
team won its final inter-city

+ league game on Saturday in

Nelson by a narrow 3-2 margin.

Dan Barnes, Mike Nevak-
shonoffand Perry Horning each
scored one goal, with Allan
Tsakson adding two assists and

bonspiel, under the “direction of
the president of the men’s club
W. Osterman and bonspiel
chairman J, Stewart.

Thanks are extended to
the ledies' club for the catering,
ably organized by Sharon Wal-
die and Mary MacAlpine.
Thanks also to “Mack the
Knife” for fine surgery on the
roast beef. s

‘The pensioner's club gave
agreat deal of assistance at the
club and also at the dance.

eldave and Ken Sher-
stobitoff. Rick Cheveldave was
in the net.

‘The team, coached by Ed
Isakson and Don Savinkoff will
now begin a home and home
play-off series with Trail and
Nelson, Playoff games start
Feb, 22 with Castlegar in Trail
at 8:30 p.m.; Feb. 25, Nelson in
Castlegar at 5 p.m. in the
Regional Recreation Complex;
March 2, Castlegar in Nelson at
8 p.m; and March 6, Trail at

Minor Hockey Results

Poe Wee Division

- (No dates indicated for the
following:)

PPWC 5, KSCU 4. In goal
for PPWC was E. Strelioff.
Goals scored by R. Potter (2),
B. Makortoff, W. Popoff and P.

_ Moroso,

In goal tor’ ‘KSCU was Bo

Molnar. Goals scored by E. *

Chernenkoff, D. Zibin, D. Ter-
bune and K. Cormier.

Central Foods 1, Verigin's
1, In goal for Central was S,
Voykin. Goal scored by T. Reid.

In goal for Verigin’s was B.
Krug, goal scored by K. Koor-
batoff.

Big Rock Realty 1, Trowe-
lex Rentals 1. In goal for Big
Rock was G. Brady. Goal scored
by L. Lalonde.

In goal for Trowelex was J.
Johnson. Goal scored by T.
Plotnikoff.

Selkirk Distr. 3, Trowelex
3. In goal for Selkirk was S.
Markin. Goals scored by B,
Plotnikoff (2) and K. Hurd
(2),

In goal for Trowelex was
L. Smith, Hat trick by 5S,
Krutsky.

Big Rock Realty 2, Trail
Auto Body 1, In goal for Big
Rock was S. Jensen, Goals
scored by Alexander and Bere-
koff.

In goal for Trail Auto Body
was Swetlikoff. Goal scored by
J. Anderson.

Bantam Division

Feb. 4—Pete's TV 5,
West's 4. In goal for Pete's TV
was G. Silvester. Goals scored
by Tamelin, Brunton, Obetkoff,
Armstrong and Semenoff.

In goal for West’s was L.
Tamelin. Goals scored by R.
Morris (2), C. Brodman and K.
Ehman.

Woodland Constr. 4, Le-
gion 2. In goal for Woodland

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was E. Freidel. Goals scored by
Ashton (2), Lightle and Ne-
grieff.

In goal for the Legion was
G. Soloveoff. Both goals scored
by K. Ehman.

Feb. 8-Pee Wee Rep 2,

..H&R.Brake and Wheel 1. In

\goal for Pee Wee Rep was D.
DeRosa. Goals scored by S.
Jones and D. Perehudoff.

In goal for H&R was D.
Tamelin. Goal scored by M.
Plotnikoff.

Woodland Constr. 4, Pete's
TV 0. In goal for Woodland was
E. Friedel. Goals scored by D.
Lightle (3) and DaCosta 1.

In goal for Pete's TV was
G. Silvester.

Feb. 11—West's 3, Legion
3. In goal for West's was R,
Potter. Goals scored by Pon-
delicek (2) and Morris.

In goal for the Legion was
K, Armstrong. Goals scored by
Ehman, Simonen and Koochin,

Woodland Constr. 1, H&R
Brake and Wheel 0. In goal for
Woodland was R. Potter. Goal
scored by Ashton.

In goal for H&R was S,
Voykin,

H&R Brake and Wheel 7,
Legion 1. In goal for H&R was
D. Tamelin, Goals scored by M.
Plotnikoff (2), D. Sherstobitoff
(3), R. MeGauley 1.

Tn goal for the Legion was
G. Soloveoff. Lone goal scored
by K. Ehman.

Feb. 10—Pee Wee Rep 5,
West's 3, In goal for Pee Wee

Rep was G. DeRosa. Goals _

scored by K. Semenoff (3), D.
Perehudoff, and C. Lind.

In goal for West’s was L.
Tamelin. Goals scored by 45 2)
and #18,

Midget Division

(No date indicated:)

Midget “C” 8, Labatts Blue
8. In goal for the Midgets was
Beattie, Goals scored by Foub-
ister, Kirby and Krug.

In goal for Labatts was
Martin and Poznikoff. Goals
scored by Nazeroff, Stewart
and Reed.

Feb. 9—Red Machine 8, .

Green Machine 1. In goal for
the Reds was Wallace. Goals
scored by Gorkoff, Gallo and
Ranier, 4

In goal for the Green was
Beattie. Goal scored by Kirby.

juveniles
Feb. 6—VE&H 6, Juveniles

Feb. 11—Trail 10, Castle-
gar 1.
Kootenay
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Final league standings are
as follows:
Team
Castlegar °
Spokane
Trail

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Sr. Rockettes
Lose 54-49
To Howkettes

Stanley Humphries Senior
Rockettes defeated the Trail
Hawkettes last Friday by the
score of 64-49—making it their
first victory over the Hawket-
tes in two years.

The whole team made an
all-out effort to beat the Trail
girls, ensuring a better chance
for the Rockettes to win the
league.

Sherry Torbic played ex-
ceptionally well, being the top
rebounder and top seorer with
19 points. Sharon Plotnikoff
and Liz DaCosta were top
defensive players.

West Kootenay High
School Girls’ Basketball League
statistics:

Tem G'W
Trail * 5 3
Nelson’ ‘4 2
Castlegar 301

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