CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 25, 1976

Place in Kootenay Regional Championships

_ Skaters Distinguish Themselves at Kimberley

Wade Robertson

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Howard Steele

Castlegar Figure Skating
Club is justly proud of its
representatives to the Koot-
enay Regional Figure Skating
Championships. Distingulshing
themselves last weekend in

Kimberloy were: Janet Foubis-*

ter, placing first in the, pre-
novice ladies’ event; Gwen

Kruetzky—second in novice
ladies’; Howard Stecle gaining
first in the p ice mens’

In winning the above over-
all awards in tholr divisions,
each skater showed special skill
in figure execution, Janet,
Gwen and Wade cach captured
firat place in this phase of the
competitions while Howard
earned a third.

Also representing the
Castlegar Club were Sarah

event; closely pursued by Wade
Robertson who won third in the
same calegory,

All four skaters are now
eligible fdr the B.C. Sectional
Championships which are to be
held in New Westminster in
mid-December.

Lynda Johnst

Patti Kubos and Charlotte
Plelak, The cight skaters were
ably coached by the Club pro-
fessionals Christine McBeth
and Deanna Pielak who will be
accompanying the regional win-
ners to the provincial cham-
plonships next month.

Views from Recreation
Director Pat Metge

one upcoming craft fairs
are being held in Castlegar and
Nelson.

The first fair, sponsored by
the Blueberry Creek Recrea-
tion ion, will be held

Physical Education Depart-
ent. fe.

The clinic is under the
direction of Graham Anderson
of the B.C. Soccer Referees
Association and a national re-

this Saturday and Sunday in
the hall of the Castlegar and
District. Community Centre.
Displays will include macrame,
leather, weaving, art and stain-
glass work as well as baking.

There will be raffles, coffee
and promises of fun for all who
attend. There is no admission
fee.

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The third annual Kootenay
Christmas Faire will be held in
the Nelson Civic Centre Dec. 2,
3 and 4. Doors open in the
aflernoon on Thursday and in

feree instructor.
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Dec. 18 is a date to keep in
mind. This year the Downtown
Businessmen's Association
and Regional Recreation Com-
mission No. 1 have joined forces
to bring Santa Claus to Castle-
gar and in particular to the new.
community centre,

Activities are presently in
the planning stage, however,
there promises to be fun and
excitement for all those who
take part. So keep the after-
noon of Dec. 18 in mind.

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‘The first Round Robin of
the current Pensioners Curling
season is now about one-third
played and no great trends are
showing. As of last weekend
two rinks, Bradford and Ever-
ard, share’ top honors with
eight points.. Close on their
heels are Dalziel, Lyons and
Woytella, each with six points.
Waterman is all alone with five
while Mills, Murphy and LeRoy
share the middle spot with four.

Bringing up the proces-
sion, but still rinks to be con-
tended with are Wadey, Wil-
son, Carkner, Verzuh and
Young. This last is the rink
skipped by our old friend Jack
Young who stepped into the
breech when Joe Cushner de-
cided to take a break from
skipping.

Last weeks results were:

Feeling listless? Out of
sorts?
Fight it! Take a walk.

The . :
National Exhibition
Centre of Castlegar

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One of Canada’s
Largest Collection of

nia & dey 1pm. - 9 pm.
__ Saturday lpm. - 4 pm.

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Tuesday—Woytella over Ver-
zuh, Bradford over Mills, Lyons
over Wilson and Dalziel over
Carkner. Wednesday—Murphy
over Wadey, Woytella over

Roy and Bradford over Wilson;

jeountry music will highlight

"hts event on Friday evening at
the NDU campus.

For persons looking for
that special and unique Christ-
mas gilt, I am sure you will be
able to find it at either of these
events.

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The Selkirk College Chess

Club is looking for new mem-

"Garkner, Waterman over Le ters, Any persons interested in

the game should drop over to

Wednesday afternoon—Lyons room M-13 at the College on

over Young and Everard over
Verzuh, Thursday—LeRoy
over Dalziel, Wadey over
Waterman, Everard over
Young and Mills over Murphy.

Next weeks draws are as
follows: Tuesday—Mills vs
Young, Dalziel vs Murphy,

Tuesday evenings.

Whether it be friendly
games, tournaments or in-
struction that you are after, the
club has # all.

.

Hockey action is eeiainly
taking the spotlight’ at the

Bradford vs Waterman, Wadeys Castlegar and ‘District Arena

vs LeRoy. Wednesday morn-
ing—Verzuh vs Wilson, Cark-
ner vs Everard, Lyons vs
Woytella, Bradford vs Dalziel.
Wednesday afternoon—Wadey ©

and Community Centre. Be-
tween a few hectic road trips,
the Junior Rebels will be
playing at home this evening
against the Nelson Junfor

vs Mills, LeRoy vs Young. , Maple Leafs.

Thursday—Murphy vs Woy-
tella, Carkner vs Wilson,
Waterman vs Everard, Verzuh
vs Lyons.

By the time you read these
words the visit of the Trail

After tonight’s game, the
next home action is Dec. 2
against Grand Forks and Dec. 4
against Spokane.

This weekend the main at-
traction at the Castlegar and

Retirees will have taken place. District Arena and Community
Unfortunately, due to the dates Centre will be Selkirk College's
of publication you will have to Annual Tournament. This year

wait until next week for a
report on this event.

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Donations will be gratefully accepted.

the Selkirk Saints, host teams
from Carigo College, Okana-
gan College and Malaspina.

The first two games will
take place Friday night
followed by more hockey action
Saturday evening.

Due to a change in ice
schedules, there will now be a
public skating session Saturday
afternoon. This session had
previously been cancelled..

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Of special interest to local
school personnel and soccer
clubs and their officials is the
referees clinic for soccer which
is to be held tomorrow and
Saturday at the Selkirk College

are continuing to prove popular
with of coursé-the Sunday
afternoon session gaining the
greatest number of persons.
Besides Sunday afternoon we
have skating Sunday evening,
‘Tuesday morning and Saturday
afternoon.

‘The Tuesday morning ses-
sion should be of interest to
those parents who wish to

bring their pre-schoolers for a ©

skate. Skating assistant bars
are available for the toddler
who is still shaky on his or her
skates.

Also a reminder of the
savings that can be made by
purchasing a book of strip
tickets which entitles the pur-
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skate sessions. Savings are
available to the children, stu-
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Castlegar Rebels Lose Two Games and Win One

‘Action was Ever Present in Saturday’ ‘a Game that Saw the Castlegar Rebela and Rossland
Warriors Go into Overtime Ending ina Warrior Win of 54 —Castlegar News Photo by Bill ‘Turner

Commercial Hockey

‘The following is a schedule
of Castlegar Commercial 380. .
Hockey League games for the Dec. 28—Maddocks vs.
month of November, with all Marlane.  -
Thursday night games to be Dec. 30—Castlegar Drug
played at the old Castlegar vs. Juveniles.

Hockey for Minors

Dec. 27—Juveniles va.

‘The Castlegar Rebels had
three games in four days, losing
two and winning one, Last
Wesnesday they travelled to
Grand Forks and in tho firet
and second periods Schisler and
Olshi scored one each with
Gord Pace picking up two, on
assists by Dan Obedkoff, Wil-
son, Yule, Olshi and Connatty.
The third period the Rebels
could not get through for any
goals,

‘The Bruins were scoreless
in the first period, but in the

second, Popoff, G. Quiring and

Nogreiff scored one each to
make the score 4-3 for the
Rebels. In the third, the Bruins
scored two more to go ahead
§4, The Rebels worked hard
but went down for a loss by a
5-4 score. Penalties handed out
were six for the Rebels and
eight went to the Bruins, Net-
minders saves were 83 by the
Rebels goalie, Dyck and 31 by
the Bruins goalie, Patterson.

On Thursday of last week
the Rebels hosted the Creston
Clippers to get their win by a
92 score. In the first period
Bozek opened up the scoring at
the 15:37 mark on assists from
Oishi and Wilson, The Rebels
held Creston down till the end
of the period when Barmann for
the Clippers shot in the tying
goal to end the period.

Early in the second period
the Clippers got a go-ahead goal
but Wilson got a shot away
from the blue line to tle it up,
and with only 29 seconds left,

Oishi scored to put the Rebels
ahead 3.2,

In the third period both
teams played defensive hockey
and no more scoring was al-
lowed. Kevin Wilson played an
outstanding game on defence
keeping the Clippers away from
the Rebels ond, Rick Hlookoff,
in goal for the Rebels, made 37
saves while Creston netminder
Schmalz made 36. The Rebels
picked up 10 penalties while 11
went to the Clipper’.

The Rossland Warriors
visited the Rebels on Saturday
and after going into overtime,
defeated the Rebels 5-4. The
Rebels went scoreless in the
first period while Oliver and
Murray Price, a Castlegar
native, scored for the Warriors,
Inthe second period the Rebels
outplayed the Warriors scoring
three goals while the Rossland
squad was unable to get
through for any. The third
period saw the Rebels pop in
one more goal early in the
period to go ahead 4-2. The
Warriors, the top team of the
Weat Division, managed to get
through the two goals to end
the period with a tie. The game

Bowling Results
on
Page 4B

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

went into overtime and Oliver -
of Rossland fired in the winning
goal a :32 to give the War-
riors the win before 900 fans.

The Rebels goals came
from Oishi, Ed Smith, Connatty
and Bozek. Ed Smith picking up
his first goal of the season. The
Warrlors other goals came from
Godfrey and Dan Walker,
Walker being another Castle-
gar boy. Both goaltenders, Dan
McFarland of Rossland and
Jerry Dyck of Castlegar, were
outstanding, making 40 saves
each. The winners took nine
penalties, while seven went to
the Rebels.

The Rebels met the Ross-
land Warriors Tuesday in Ross-
land and will host Nelson to-
night. On the weekend the
Rebels travel to Cranbrook and
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