The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, September 30, 1992

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Marriage
Eduarda Jardim,
daughter of Jose
and Eduarda
Jardim, and Danny
Laktin, son of
Walter and Alice
Laktin, were united
in marriage on
July 18, 1992
at St. Rita's
Church and the
bride's parents’
home, in both a
Catholic and
Russian wedding
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Obituaries

Rezansoff

On Wednesday, September 23,
1992, Florence Rezansoff of
Ootischenia passed away at the
age of 82 years.

Funeral service was held
Thursday and Friday at the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel with
burial in Ooti Cc

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WEDNESD September 30, 1992 9A

Pere verzoff

On Saturd: ber 26,

1992, Mable W. Pereverzoff of
Raspberry passed away at the
Mountainview Lodge at the age
of 89 years.

Funeral service was held at
the Brilliant Cultural Centre on

Mrs. Rezansoff was born
December 11, 1909 at Arran,
Saskatchewan.

She came to Ootischenia as a
small child and lived there until
her death. She enjoyed garden-
ing and taking care of her home
and family.

She is survived by on son;
Harry of Ootischenia; two sis-
ters, Helen Hadikin of Ootische-
nia and Lucy Scales of Fruitvale,
numerous nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of the Castle-
gar Funeral Chapel.

and Tuesday with buri-
al in the Brilliant Cemetery.

Mrs. Pereverzoff was born
May 5, 1903 at Verigin,
Saskatchewan, She moved to
Ootischenia in 1909 and to Bril-
liant in 1910 where she lived
until 1923 when the family
moved to Kylemore,
Saskatchewan to farm. In 1963
she and her husband returned to
B.C. and settled at Raspberry
Village.

Mrs. Pereverzoff enjoyed
singing, gardening, knitting,
sewing and cooking. She was a

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She is survived by her two
sons and daughtcrs-in-law, Alex
and Nancy Pereverzoff of Rasp-
berry and Mac and Della
Pereversoff of Prince Albert,

‘an; two d
oad sons-in-law, Anti Zoobkoff
of Calgary and Verna and Lorne
Negraeff of Watson;
wan, nine
dren and nine great grandchil-
dren.

She was predeceased by her
husband in 1981, two infant
sons in 1924 and 1925,‘two sis-
ters, Martha Relkoff and Mary
Androsoff and brother, Bill
Malow.

Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

Osachoff

On Thursday, September 24,
1992, Wasyl Osachoff of
Castleview Care Centre, for-
merly of Vallican, passed away
at the age of 91 years.

Funeral service was held at
the Castlegar Funeral Chapel
September 27 and 28 at the
Passmore Hall with burial at the
Slocan Park Cemetery.

Mr. Osachoff was born June
28, 1901 at Blaine Lake,
Saskatchewan and came to Bril-
liant with his parents as:a small
boy. He returned to Blaine Lake
and married Polly Konkin in
1921. He farmed ip that area
until 1942 when he moved to
Vallican. From 1942 until 1966
he worked in sawmills in the
area.

He ‘enjoyed gardening,
woodworking and his horses.

He is survived by three sons
and daughters-in-law, Fed and
Mabel of South Slocan, Nick
and Nellie and John and Fanny
of Vallican, seven grandchil-
dren and eleven great grand-
children.

He was predeceased by his
parents and wife Polly in 1990.

Funeral arrangements were
under the direction of the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel.

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| Lee ‘Malinek get ready to spike it in at the NRS Invitation

SHSS went undefeated in the tournament they put on.

Dexters dumps Nakusp

JASON KEENAN |

Sun Sports Editor

sides. Kevin Chaves had all three
Dexters’ goals.

Rivals aren't supposed to help
each other out this way.

Castlegar Dexters pulled them-
selves out of the West Kootenay
Soccer League’s basement this
weekend with a 3-1 win over
Nakusp. The win kept Nakusp in
a fourth-place tie with the Castle-
gar Hi-Arrow Devils, who lost 6-
1 to Nelson Savoy.

“We worked together as a team,
we didn’t bitch at each other, and
didn’t bitch at the ref,” said Ed
Chaves, the Dexters coach. He
said the victory is proof of what
he’s known all season long.

“When we play soccer, we can
win.” He added that the ref called
areally good game, equal on both

of three red cards in
their previous game, the team’s
bench depth suffered, but they
avoided any further trouble Sun-
day, with only one yellow being
handed out.

They were helped out by a lot
of players who were back with
the team for the first time season,
and a first-time keeper.

“Paul Rodrigues played a great
game in net. I’m really proud of
him.”

Dexters play their final match
of the regular season Sunday in
Nelson against the second-place
Heritage Innkeepers.

Cross-town rivals Devils came
up short-handed against second-
place Nelson Savoy, both on the

al at Selkirk College gym.

SUN SPORTS PHOTO / Jason Keenan

scoreboard and the field. The vic-
tory clinched the regular season
title for the Savoy.

Castlegar was short eight regu-
lar players for the game, which
they had to start with only nine
players.

“You cannot go to Nelson with
half a team,” said Carlos Amaral,
coach of the Devils.

“Nelson's on a big field with 11
plus players. What can you do?”

Some of the Devils were on
the Selkirk College team when
they faced Spokane Sunday,
while another two or three decid-
ed not to show up.

“They're hurting the other
players on the team because
they're going out their and killing

See SOCCER 11A

JASON KEENAN _

Sun Sports Editor _

“You work on
defense.”

The senior girls are solid on

always

The Stanley H ies’ net
set ruled the courts at last week-
ends’ NRS Invitational volleyball
tournament.

The senior boys won it all,
while the senior girls team fin-
ished fourth, losing in the semi-
finals.

“We managed to pull it off,”
said Senior Boys Coach Don
Lust. They really pulled it off,
going 7-0 in match play, and
never losing a game.

“The guys just played incredi-
ble.” And his compliments went
beyond his own team. “Not just
our guy, but the guys from L.V.
Rogers and Mt. Sentinel as well.”

As a kickoff to the West
Kootenay season, the tourney is
usually a warm-up for the players
and coaches.

“Usually the calibre of play is
Tusty.” But the SHSS had plenty
of players from last year’s team
who brought the experience that
translated in to a solid perfor-
mance.

“If you compare to last year,
they did as well as, if not better,
at this tourney as they did at the
end of last season.” Lust said that
the teams’ blocking and attacks
were right on track, and helped
the team to their undefeated
standing.

It was in the finals that the
blocking really clicked in.

“They [LVR] ‘were having a
tough time getting it over the
net.”

Lust said that three players had
a great weekend: Lee Malinek,
Dan Kootznetsoff, and Avery
Turner. But he didn’t end the
compliments there.

“Actually the whole team per-
formed. Even the rookies with
very little court time did really
well.” But there's no resting on
the laurels for the team. Tomor-
iv SHSS_is off to a 40-team
tournament hosted by the Univer-
sity of British Columbia. With
teams from all across the
aN the tourney is the place

where they stand.

“It’s a real good indication of
the calibre out in the province;”
said Lust. And the work for the
team will continue in practices.
Despite the solid performance.
They stil¥have to work on a few
things, including passing.

Well trained in the fundamen-
tals, the next step in practice is to
fine tune plays, and throw in a
mix of more complex plays. Tak-
ing the game to this higher level
is a part of meeting the main
game plan of volleyball — confus-
ing the opposition.

“On attack, the whole idea is'to
fake out the other side.” Reading
the opponents defense, the goal is
to confuse them, and try to have
them place only one blocker on
one hitter, instead of the usual
two blockers. The team also
works on keeping the other team
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CASTLEGAR REBELS 5
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SECOND PERIOD
1, Castlegar, Hunter (Graff, Gropp) 1:14 (pp)
2. Grand Fork Manoock, Mergaert) 3:28 (pp)

6. Castlegar, Swanson (Lehn, Graff) 13:39

the f it's just the
mental part of the game that
needs work.

“A lot of the game is mental,”
said Carole Verigin, who along
with Tamara Gamborski coaches
the team.

“When our girls aren't into it

‘The guys just
played Incredible’

— DON LusT
Senior boys volleyball coach

mentally, they play poorly,” Veri-
gin said.
The team lost a tough match to
J.L. Crowe from Trail, who will
be the girls biggest competition
on the quest for provincials at the
end of the season. Verigin said
the loss may have been the best
thing to happen to her team — the

girls now know they have to
work hard if they want success.

Three standout players from
the weekend were Shannon
Carter with a consistent tourney
as middle blocker, Jaclyn
Kalesnikoff with her serves, and
Melanie Samarodin with her solid
serve reception.

The girls team is in almost the
Opposite position to the boys. The
girls have a lot of grade 10 play-
ers, and it’s the lack of unit expe-
rience that results in some of the
team's problems.

“It's going to be tough for
about three years — by grade 12
we should be phenomenal.” Play-
ing together as a unit will build
on the friendships that are already
there.

“That's half the battle in the
mental game.”

The next action for the girls is
this Friday and Saturday at the’
Kootenay Volleyball Classigs, put ;
on by Mt. Sentinel school at
Selkirk College. Getting their
minds in to the game will be the
main task at the tourney.

“You can have the best skills, °

you can be the best team in the
fourney. If their minds are not in:
it, they'll lose.”

Things are looking up for the SHSS senior boys volley-

ball team.

SUN SPORTS PHOTO / Jason Keenan

WEST KOOTENAY SOCCER LEAGUE

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Heritage Inn 10
Castlegar Hi-Arrow 7
Nakusp 6
Rossland 5
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Castlegar Dexters 2
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SUNDAY'S RESULTS
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12. Castlegar, Da Costa (Hunter) 18:13
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