CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1978

‘Presentations a

ANDERSON INSURANCE Trophy for the first half of the
Castlegar Ladies’ Curling Club season was won by the

afternoon group,

consisting of, left to right, Marion

Verishing, Lil Molnar and skip June Berg.

' Flyers Forward Takes
Sportsmanship Award

High-scoring forward for
the Spokane Flyers, Ron Hus-
ton, is the winner of the
Howard Anderson Memorial
Trophy Award for the most
Waluable and sportsmanlike
player in the Western Inter-
national Hockey League: this

. ‘Beason. Huston beat out 33
‘pther nominees to capture the
pward.

i In announcing the award,
trophy trustee Steve Matovich
of Trail said Huston received 63
of a possible 64 points to win
_the trophy. Len Hicks of the
Kimberley Dynamiters placed
second with 26 points, while the
Nitro’s Ken Ireland was third
with 22 points. :
\. The trophy was presented
to Huston on behalf of Cominco
Litd., sponsor of the annual
trophy, -at Saturday. night's
playoff game against’ Kimber-
fey. in Spokane by WIHL
President Art O'Bryan of Nel-
on. O'Bryan was assisted by

Spokane-WIHL director Char-
lie Goodwin, who presented
Huston with the Howard An-
derson supporting trophy.

The versatile Huston led
the league ‘scoring race. this
season, scoring 33 goals and
assisting on 86 for 119 points,
boosting the Spokane Flyers
into first place with a record of
39 wins, 16 losses and one tie
for a team standing of 79 points,
11 points ahead of second-place
Cranbrook Royals, who wound
up the regular season with 68
points,

In making the award,
judges from each of the five
league cities cast ballots for
players from other than the

* judge’s home town. The trophy

was donated to the WIHL in
1947 by Cominco Ltd. in
memory of Howard Anderson,
a Trail Smoke Eater. defence-
man who died in a plane crash,

. Last year's winner was
Brian DeBiasio of the Trail
Smoke Eaters.

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June Berg Rink Takes First-Holf Trophy

Trophy presentations and
election of new officers took
place at the windup banquet of
the Castlegar Ladies’ Curling
Club held ‘last Wednesday
evening at the Legion Hall,

A special presentation was
made to Diane Ellis, who is
leaving the Castlegar area soon
for Prince Rupert, it

The June Berg rink with
Lil Mornar and Marion Verl-

t Ladies’

shine placed first in the after. *

noon category for the first half
of the season and the ladies
were presented with the An-
derson Insurance Trophy. Run-

ners-up were the ladies of the .

Marg Van Yzerloo team of
Irene Mason, Marilyn Mathe-
son and Marg Henne.

First half Tuesday night
Dixie Lee Trophy winners were
the Jeanette Lauriente rink
with Joy Saunders, Sonja Haw-
kins and Louise Demeo. Run-
ner-up was the Ann Stasila rink
with Isabelle Brady, Shirley
Sommers and Shirley Whiffin.

The Thursday evening
first half winner was the Carol
Comtois rink, with Glenda
Patterson and Lynda Cristofoli
placing first, while the runner-
up was a team skipped by Ann
Stasila with Donna Zentner,
Pat Verzuh and Olga Stoopni-
koff.

The last -half afternoon
winners for the Super Valu
Trophy was the team skipped
by Marg Van Yzerloo with Jean
Friedal, Audrey Moore and
Barb Kinakin. The runner-up
position was won by Sophie.
Janicki's team of Lil Molnar,
Carol Wilson and Kay Andrea-
shuk.

The Waldie Trophy. for
Tuesday evening winners of the’
second half went to the Marie
Prokop rink of Joan Command,
Sonja Hawkins and Lorraine
John. Joan Reid’s rink of Olga
Kushnar, Marg Culley and Vi
Kalesnikoff was runner-up.

The Bank of Montreal
Trophy for last half Thursday
nights was won by Marie Pro-
kop's rink of Lyn Johnson,

- Marg Culley and Nicki Clinton.

Runner-up spot went to the Bev
Chernoff rink .of Mary Ish,
Doreen Armstrong and Chris
Hesketh.

This year, no trophy was
given for the first half Thurs-
day evening Round Robin-Kay:
penetra tH ry traghy’”
to the club for that event.

Election of officers follow- «
ed trophy presentations. Joan
Reid was voted president with
Lynn Kenneway as vice-presi-
dent, Judie Roberts, secretary
and Donna Zentner as treasur-
er,

SUPER-VALU Trophy for the second hal
won by the alternoon group, left to right,

and Jean Friedal.

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WALDIE Trophy winner. for the Tuesday evening second-half

peas p Ro
group, are, left to right, Lorraine
and skip Marle Prokop. —Leo PI

Curling Club Windup

fi

f of the Castlegar Ladies’ Curling Club'season was.
aklp Marg Van Yzerioo, Audrey Moore, Barb Kinakin

hotos

John, Sonja Hawkins, Joan

Club’s Swimmer-of-the-Year
Trophy Stays in the Family

The Swimmer of the Year
Castle-

‘Club, hasbeen retained’
member of the same family for
three consecutive years, with
Josef Berger receiving the
award this week for the great-
est number of points achieved
for his club during the 1977
Kootenay Region ° swimming
competitions, 4

Soccer Registrations
Are Higher Than Ever .

Soccer is on the upswing in
Castlegar this year, with regis-
trations for Castlegar and Dis-
trict Minor Soccer higher this
year than ever before.

The season will begin with *
a coaching clinic this Saturday
morning at the Regional Rec-
reation Complex.

The organization is still

|. short of coaches for the 18-15

age group, and asks that
interested persons call Heather
Hallett.

Some uniforms and equip-
ment disappeared last year. If
anyone has any items at home,
they are asked to please return
them by calling Bill Pettigrew.

Registrations for Juvenile
soccer will be accepted at the

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He first earned the trophy
in 1975, and was succeeded the

the winner in last year's com-
petitions was Erika Berger, the
boys’ sister.

The swimming champs are
the children of Ernest and
Heidi Berger of Brilliant.

The trophy was presented
to the winner by Mrs, M.
Brandson at the annual general
meeting of the Aquanaut Speed.
Swim Club held Monday at the
Kinnaird Elementary School.

The club's coach for the
1978 season will be Dan Obed-
koff, a former Aquanaut who is
well known in the area through
his in minor hock-

for the 1978 season are presi-
dent H. Hallett, vice-president
C. Brattebo, secretary T. Klim-
chuk and treasurer B, Edblad,

Directors are T. Biln, T.”

Reid and B. Thor-Larsen. Audi-
tor is D. Jones.

The executive has the
following message for parents:
Don't just send your children to
soccer—come out and wateh
them play. Spectators always
help to make the game!

Charged With
Driving While
Over .08

Charges of driving while
having a blood-alcohol count of
over .08 are pending against
Diane Crisp of Castlegar.

Castlegar RCMP say a car
driven by Crisp went out of
control Friday evening on the
Selkirk College road and rolled.

Police say Crisp was un-
hurt and the 1972 model car
sustained an estimated $2,000
in damages.

p
ey and athletics at Stanley
Humphries Secondary School.
A 1977 graduate of SHSS, Dan
is now studying at Selkirk
College.

Up-coming events for

» Agquanauts will include regis-

tration on April 29 at the
Regional Recreation Complex.
New members are being wel-
comed and are asked to bring a
copy of their birth certificate.

Dry-land training will be-

‘gin May 1 at the Kinnaird

Elementary School gymnasium.
These stretch and flexibility
exercises are to prepare the
swimmers for the May 8th pool
opening. ae

. dim Beattie, who will be
retiring from the Aquanaut
executive after several years as
president, announced the 1978
Kootenay Region Swim Meet
schedule as follows:
July 1- 2Colville, Wash.
July 8 9Trail
July 15-16 Castlegar
July 22-23 Nelson
Aug. 5- 6 Kimberley-Golden
Aug. 11-12 Regional Champion-

ships at Colville

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- 8:00 p.m.

NEW ARENA COMPLEX .

Aug. 17, 18, 19, 20 B.C. Games
__at Penticton
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“<2 plonships*at the Canad:
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The Aquanaut executive .

for 1978 includes Heidi Berger,

“Carol Walsh, George Innes,
Joan Command, Chris Hrytzak,
Joann Scott, Judy Gruden and
Richard Wolff.

Castlegar Golf Club facilities are
now open and fully operational. 7
-The falrways are in excellent
condition with all play on per-
manent greens, also in great
shape. The clubhouse and pro
shop are open and all visitors are
weicome.

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at the Curling Club Lounge —

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