CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 9, 1975

Not Only H

Runs High

Hamper Committee
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Castlegar
Royal Canadian Legion Branch -

No. 170
would like to say

‘THANK YOU

to all who donated so generously
in food stuffs for Hampers.

“NOTICE

There will be a Joint Installation of Officers
of the Ladies’ Auxillary to the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch No. 170 and the Legion Branch No.
170 Saturday, January Vth -.7.30 p.m.

PLEASE ATTEND

Holiday Qpectings

During the festive season we extend to all our
neighbors and friends warmest wishes. for a wonderful
holiday and a brightest New Year

Helen & John McLeod

Doreen & Carl Knutson: Susan, Ellen,
Robert & Jahn

Walter & Ann Marken

“E, Pellerine

Walter, Olga, Ken & Wally Gorcoff

Don & Mary Wallace

Lorne, Bernice Barrass & Family

Mr. & Mrs, Joan Sherstobitoff

Mr, & Mrs. Pete Stuchnow & Family |

Mr, & Mrs. L. Zurek & Family

Frank, Vi & Linda Wilcox
Bill & Jean Shay
The Basran’s: Jogie, Bev., Terry.
Kevin & Guy

+ The Strelioff: John, Helen & Terry
Eleanor & Mike°Kereiff & Family
Mr. ond Mrs. A. H, Culley
George & Arlee Anderson
Norman & Joan Blais
Mr. & Mrs, R. Sorenson & Family

By Lois Mughes
News Editor

Hockey games are won and
atatistics declaring the winners
and losers are religously kept,
but there were no losers in the
recent encounters with local
players und the visiting Bagar-
mossen Nordia “Nordle VI-
kings" Bantam and Midget
hockey players from Sweden.

‘This was very ovident at a
civie dinner Thursday night at
the Hi Arrow Arms, as the
nine-day visit drew near its end
with the Swedish:visitors leav-
ing for home from Spokane on
Saturday,

The dinner was an evening
of comradeship, with toasts
from both guests and hosts nnd
numerous gifts and momentos
exchanged by both visitors and
guests alike.

Members of the Swedish
exchange committee were also
recognized for their hard work.
The work of the women was

acknowledged when medals .

and a kiss were presented to
seach lady by Castlegar and

pewrevoomwmeme ya:

fe Seceeaeeyesserstenseaee:
. " brgetenapd Bead

District Minor Hockey Assocla-
tion president Bob Lightle,
Those recognized wore
Judy Roberts, Lorraine Me:
Quire, Pauline Navaroff, Ann-
cette Barnes, Colleen Lightle,
Chris Stewart, Helon Sooka-
choff, Jaget’ Horning, Vi
Stoushnoff and Karen Smith,
The numerous presenta:
Uons that took place included a
lapel pin of the Canadian flay to
each Swedish team member as
well as an international and
local association crest, Castle:
gar teams were also recipients
‘of similar momentos from the
Swedish contingent as were the
men of the local committe

“which included Lyte Roberts,

Cel MeQuire, Mike Nazaroff,
Ken Barnes, Bob Lightle, Jock
Stewart, Cyril Sookachoff, Wal-
ly Horning, Harry Smith, Fred
Stoushnoff, Doug McKinnon,
Mel MeMulten and Gary Hyson,

Mr. Hyson was also verbal:
ly recognized for his contribu:
lion astrefercein-chief, Mayor
Ed Moshy, who extended the
city's beat wishes, accepted

Castlegar Players Bill Nazaroff, Bruce Martin and Gordon Pace

Donned Nordia Uniforms to Give an Assist

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

CASTLEGAR BADMINTON CLUB

1975 SEASON

Commences

TONIGHT, THURS., JAN. 9th
7:30 P.M... “a

woe iS
. Kinnaird Junior Secondary School

ALL INTERESTED PLEASE ATTEND

wits graciously on behalf of the

Each Thirstoy

— Swedish Visit Blossoms Into International Friendships sh Th

N ig m,:
Lightle sald, “would be cher- [econ HAUL, CASTLEGAR

ished forever",

Yate almost dit
exchange of gifts also included
Harry Smith and his’ wife
Karen, from the Swedish re-
presontatives and to Mr, Ligh-
Ue as local assoelation presl-
dent, as well as medals from the
xuests for the women of the
Swedish exchange committee,

The Swedish women In
turin recelved Dogwood brooch-
es as gifts representing the
Province of British Columbia,
and the men received lapel

ins,
Meck ‘While conversation was
mited for many because of the
language difference, there was
no limit to individual expres-
sions of fellowship,

§ one member of the
Swedish party stated through
interpreter Bjorn Edblad, they
have had a “tremendous time”
and that “it was unbellevable
how well they've been taken
care of,”

* Contrary to opinions ex-
pressed prior’ lo the exchange
visits, (a Castlegar team will
travel to Stockholm in late
March to partlelpate in a
tournament there) the Swedish
players were not a powerhouse
club with unlimited experience
‘on the ice,

Inreality, it was found the
Swedish visitors did not ex-
perience the same availability
of ice time in thelr country as
players experience here. There
are only three arenas in Stock-
holm, a cily of over one million,
and ice time is scarce.

Tt was related how Harry
Smith, who was the main
instigator of the exchange, had
taken the young players onto
the ice at the Castlegar Arena
carly that morning for extra
instruction. One member of the
Swedish contingent credited
the boys with ‘learning more
hockey in the past soven days
than they had in eight years in
Sweden.

In keeping with the light-
heartedness of the evening, Mr.
Edblad, interpreting for a Swe-
dish visitor, stated Harry
Smith taught the boys “how to
play dirty hockey”, but among

the laughter, alka 29 id
visitors, nae ga “hs
ed that tt cry aa Os hy

used those words,

Mr, Lightle told the vist
tors the people had enjoyed
being with them. All’ players
had been taken inte private
homes where friendships were
made—friendships, which Mr.

is provided;

(continued ‘on page 9)

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The Corporotion of the ‘City of ‘Castlegar- BD

ATTENTION DOG OWNERS

Pursuant to Section 11(2) of Castlegar Licensing Animal Control and Im
pounding By-Law No. 9, 1974,
an or. before the Ist day of Jenuary, or as soon thereafter as such dog. shalt

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|, dog owners are reminded 1975 licenses are due

alain the age of four (4), months,

DOG LICENSE FEES
a) For each male dog a fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) per year;
b) Foreach female dog, a fed of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per year;
©) For each spayed female dog, a fea of Five Dollars ($5.00) per: year,
providing a certificate of senying from a ar Veterinary Surgeon

d) Where a person keeps three or more dogs, a kennel ti hall be
issued for a fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) og siedesiar aad ta

Your cooperation will be appreciated,

R, A. Beauctiamp
City Clerk

Infernational Fiendships

He thanked the teams for’

coming to Castlegar and ex-

} tended an invitation to all the
3 players for’a return visit,

4 Jan Rispling, Sweden's liat-
2: son with Harry Smith, related.
how the visit all started a year
ago in Sweden. At that time,
Harry Smith, a member of the
former world champion 1961
2 Trail Smoke Eaters, suggested
the visit to Sven Allard, coach
of Stockholm’s Nordia midget
hockey team at a banquet in
%$ Stockholm earlier last year
when the 1981 series with the
1961 Swedish Nationals took
place. The invitation was read-
ily accepted.

Mr. Rispling commented
about the problems which
3 arose making It appear impossi-
% ble to get to Castlegar. He
credited Harry Smith, whom he
28 called “an optimistic person”, in

TT helping to get over the dark
moments when it seemed the
teams Would not get here.

{ come, where exhibition games
| were played and an interna-
} tional tournament was held in
| which teams from Nelson,
| Trail, Kelowna, Calgary, Na-

But to Castlegar they did _

new morning
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kusp and Spokane also took
part.

Gold medal winners of that
International Hockey Jamboree
were the Castlegar Bantams.
‘They won over the silver medal
winners, Nelson, with a score of

3,

Bronze winner was the
Kelowna team when it defeated
Calgary’7-5.

Results of the games lead-
Ing up to the gold, silver and
bronze winners are as follows:

Game 1—Nelson 5, Ke-
lowna 4; game 2—Nakusp 8,
Sweden 1; game 3—Calgary 6,
Spokane 3; game 4—Castlegar
8, Trail 8; game 5—Nelson 8,
Nakusp 1; game 6—Kelowna
12, Sweden 1; game 7—Trail 5,
Spokane 3; game 8—Castlegar
4, Calgary 2; game 9—Kelowna
13, Trail 0 and game 10—Cal-
gary 9, Nakusp 2

Castlegar’s Brian Verigin
was named the most valuable
defence man ‘in the tourney
with Seott Cozens of Calgary
named the most valuable for-
ward and Rickey Hlockotf of
Nelson the'most valuable goal-
je,

During the ‘exhibition
games held Dec. 27, the Castle-
gar Bantams defeated their
Swedish, counterpart. 15-0,
whilg be localpMidgets de-
feated ‘thelr Swedish, counter.

Bann game! was played
immediately’ after’ the visitors
had arrived from a long’ and

rough trip which started with a.

nine-hour time difference and a
82-hour trip without sleep from
Stockholm to Seattle and Spo-
kane.

NOTICE

Ceramic Classes held in my Home
BEGINNERS WELCOME
PHONE 365-3828

“Mrs. Diana Young

“Hosts “Tone Playdowns

By Jeanette Horning
After such’ long and
leisurely holiday, I think it may
be a good idea for all skips to
have their curlers sweep every

+ rock, whether it needs it or not.

‘That ought to get us baek. In
shape.

Tam sure there will be alot
of excitement and good curling
this weekend as our Castlegar
Ladies' Club hosts the West
Kootenay Zone’ Playdowns,
‘There are a total of 19 rinks
competing from Nakusp, Trail,

Nelson, Grand Forks, Beaver
Valley, Rossland, Salmo and
Castlegar. Marie Prokop will be
the only Castlegar skip’ enter-
ing a rink. ‘The rest of her rink
is comprised of Bev Chernoff,
third; Sadie Flynn, second ane
Diane Coleman, tead. Good ick
and good curling.

The winning rink will play
off against the East Kootenays
in Creston, on Jan. 18 and 19
with the winner there advane-
ing to the B.C. Playdowns in
‘on Feb, 2 to 8,

NOTICE TO
LANDLORDS —

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a

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@ The Rent Review Cc
to hear the views of concerned landlords and tenants

ding studies into rental property conditions.

will hold

tings shortly

Cds See VE ANAND oa baTIT ER ee ESR EE €

e Initially; meetings will be held in the Metropolitan
should write to the

Rent Review Commission. The date, place of meeting
and an invitation to, participate will be sent to you.,

@ Written submissions will be welcomed from those
persons unable to attend scheduled meetings in the
“Vancouver area. i

Rent Review Commission
P.O: Box 9600, :
Vancouver, B.C. -

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~ With Christmas over an
bit more time on’ your hands,
perhaps you:would like to curl,
inan out-of-town bonspiel. Here.
is a list of spicls for the next
month or so: Greenwood, Jan.
24, 25 and 26; Beaver Valley.
(Fruitvale), Jan, 31, Feb. 1 and
2; Kelowna, Feb. 7, 8 and 9 and.
Kamloops, March 7, 8 ‘and 9.
Don't forget our own Indies":

< spiel to be held Feb. 28, March

land 2

Leave it to.a new-curler to
show us a thing or two, Doreen’
Alexander had her own secret,
hiding place for her glove when
she took it off. to throw her’
rock. Only.last.month she:

threw it a little too far. under’:

the, walkway! and kindly Bert:
Lamb had to come out with a
crowbar and dismantte half the’
rink to, retrieve. it. Bravo,
Doreen.

PETTITT.

‘With the same
Tender.Loving _

| Care that goes
into the making of

“SUN GLASSES,

BAUSCH & LOMB
now make_
thelr famous

SKI GOGGLES _

See! Gur
Selection
The Price is Right

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sa.lal

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