WEST KOOTENAY CHAMPIONS, Junior Rockettes, who suc-
cessfully earned that title on the weekend are, front row,
left to right, Fay Fodor, Trudy Lyons, (captain) Susan Culley,
Jane West, Pat West. Back row, right to left, coach Mrs.

Verna Chernoff, Janice McKinnon, Elaine Gordon, Elsie
Harshenin, Teresa McGavley and Darlene Jackson. Complete
story is in Stanley Humphries Sports column. Missing is
manager Jill Dawson — Castlegar News Photo

Attention Sports Fans

For several weeks now, the Castlegar News has
been attempting to consolidate all sports news on
one or two pages and we appreciate the favorable
comments we have received about this from some
of our readers,

Since we are unable to employ a fulltime sports
writer, we must rely a great deal on the cooperation
of i 4 sports and iduals to
assist us in the job of sports reporting.

In fact, the larger part of our sports news is
provided by those interested citizens,

We appreciate very much advance information
on important sports. events (such as championships),
and are glad to take photographs if sufficient advance.
notice is provided. In this regard, Regional Recreation
Commission No, 1. and school authorities at SHSS
should be singled out for their fine co-operation in
always contacting us well in advance of any important
sports event. ¥
if People .activetin: sports organizations (especially
those assigned a specific public relations capacity),
should feel welcome to contact our news editor, Mrs.
Lois Hughes, at any time. Mrs. Hughes can be con-
tacted during office hours at 365-7266 or (if necessary)
in the evenings at 365-5503.

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The results of the final

Stanley Humphries Sports
Junior Rockeftes are Champs!

Junior Rockettes
The Jr. Rockettes com-
pleted a very successful
basketball season by win-
ning the West Kootenay Ch-
ampionship held at KJSS on
Saturd:

lay.

In the first game ag-
ainst Beaver Valley the
Rockettes completely dom-
inated the .play. and won
30-12, Teresa McGauley and
Susan Culley were top. scor-
ers and Darlene Jackson
was Feboundes:

the cham; ampionship
game pe Trail Junior
the sharp passing and sho-

Announced

Bernice McMullen, Ruth
Sommers and Christopher
Webster,

4 Junior Bronze
dance several test passes
were obtained. These are
as follows:

Fiesta _ Tango — Cind
Bonderoff, Corrie Camphe!
Bernice McMullen, Teresa

Moroso, Lorene Tamelin,
ane Webs Webster, Mel-
anie. Webster and’ Joanne

a Willow — Bernice
McMullen, Teresa Moroso,
Ruth Sommers, Christopher
Webster, Melanie Webster
and Joanne Yule,

The Ten Fox—Bernice
McMullen and Joanne Yule.

The tests at the badge
level will continue unt th ihe
end of the skating
on March 28. The results 0 of
these tests will be available
after the completion of the
skating session.

‘outclassed the Trail

Monday, March 26
Kinnaird Hall

Annual General Meefing

Kootenay Society
Handicapped Children

8 p.m.

GUEST SPEAKER: ROD GILMAN

oting by the: ae Rockettes
teain,

and resulted in a 37-26 vic-

played her best game. .of
the season and was second
scorer and Pa rebounder.
Trg E -Lyons, played welljon : ;

Over the season the Jr.
Rockettes proved over and
over that they were the
team to beat. Phey compil-
ed an impressive 20-1 win -
loss record. They lost only
to J, Lloyd Crowe 27-23 in
an. exhibition game.

The girls won three ex-
hibition. tournaments and
Placed Susan Culley, Teresa

icGauley and Trudy Lyons
on an AllStar Team.

They broke the old
West Kootenay record for
the most points scored Ae

a single game. The Jr.
ekettes of two years ae
held the record for 67 po-
ints, but this year's team
brought the total up to 83

Congratulations for a
total team effort from Elsie
Harshenin, Elaine Gordon,
Darlene Jackson, Jane
West, Teresa McGauley,
Faye’ Fodor, Pat West, Tr-
udy Lyons, Susan Culley
and Janice McKinnon.

Junior Rockers

Over the past | week the
Jr. Rockers at the
Boy's ‘Provincial ( Champion.
ships.

They lost both games
that dhey played, but they

ill made a good showing.

In their first game they
were tripped by the Burn-
aby Edmonds Celtics by a
score of 48-36. Wayne Mac-

Flynn was igh-rebounder
with eight rebounds.

In their second game
the Jr. Rockers were edged
by MeNicoll Park of Pen-

icton by a score of 22-20,
Hcten Allingham was high-
scorer with five points.

e Jr. Rockers did a
fantastic job in _represent-
ing our school this season.

Good luck next year.

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Pony League Playoffs Slated Here |

Pony League Zone base-
ball play-offs will. be held

The following are the
scores taken from results.
placed on the “Who Won”
chart at the Castlegar Ar-
ena. These are for games
played from Sunday of last
week to Saturday.

Sunday —(Pee Wees)
Canndlans: iss Hawks 2.

Monday—(Pee Ngee!

get Reps 34.
THesday—(Pups) Rang:
ers 4, Jets 0; Canadians 4,
Sabres 2; (Pee Wees) Bru-
ins 5, Stars 1

Wednesday —_ Hoe ps)
Canucks 3, Black aks 2
Bruins 6, Jets 0.

Thursday — ” (Bantams)

Savngs red Paper 4, Castlegar.

Sav: 2,

ay Kootenay Sav-
ing cna it Union 3, Legion
Bontam League
Hockey Standings
For the Season

Abppepppwrnpy
re IC i--]

Martin 13
C. Sookerookoff 11
B. V: rloo 8

Ta P.P.W.C, ip
Paper. Workers. Canada, K.-

$.C.U.. — Kootenay. Savings’.

Credit Union. and. C.S.C.
Aa legar Savings Credit

here sometime near the end
Jul rf
This was the word re-
Friday from the B.C,
Baseball Association
hmond by Sentinel
seball f Association presl-
J. (Red) Warner.
‘These play-offs draw
teams from both the Ok-
anagan and the Kootenay.
Mr. Warner ‘sald he Is
looking for a show of play-
ers locally for this league.
The new executive for
the local Sentinel Baseball
Association was named at
Thursday's annual meeting.
These are president Red
Warner, vice-president Ken
Swetlishoff, secretary Bill
Stefoniuk, treasurer Fred
Voykin, equipment manager

Letters to Editor
Must be Signed
To be Published
The Castlegar News has
received an unsigned letter
to the editor regarding the
Pee Wee section of minor

jockey.
All letters to the edit-

or must be signed, althou-,

gh “pen names” will be us-
ed in the printing of letters
Jf the writer wishes to re-
main anonymous,

If “proud Hockey Mo-
ther” will come to the Cas-
tlegar News office and sign
her letter, we'd be Pleased
to publish it.

Minor Hockey
Gives Thanks ©
For Coverage

ey Sir:

mn behalf of the Cas-
Hegars and District Minor
Hocke anit Association, and

or Hockey” ” Week

ttee, we wish to ex:
press our sincere apprecie:

ion for your support giv-

en to our boys by your be help
and generous lonations.
Your response certainly ma-
de the efforts of our com-
mittee very successful and
worthwhile,

Thanking you,

Bob Foubister
Chairman, Minor Hockey
Week Committee

George Allan, public rela:
tlons Colleen Lightle and
coordinator of finances
Verna Keralff.

Registration of Players

for all the leagues will take!
place ithe a Saturday from 10;
am, .to 4 the ‘Re-!
ceration" Office’. and ‘the;
Kinnaird Fire Hall.

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In the boys 10 years
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facing “tirst in tumbling,
fourth in springboard and
fifth on rope climb.

In the girls 10 years of -
ia Lin

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and fifth in

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came the. int a tumbling and Suzi Mohn
fourth o

Pla m box hor-

&e, cite on balance beam
ant

id fifth in springboard.
Silvia Jones in the girls
14 and under, placed
in balance beam and tumb-

rates who helped tr:
ain the team were lyn
Johnstone, Debbie seine re
huk and Jack Aus, All
girls in the 14 years of
age and under calss also
coach younger students ev-
ery Thursday at Woodland
Park School recreational
gymnastics,’ * at

Friday Fire’
A 12 by 35 foot struc-
in Robson, utilized as
and . storage

barn area,
wa destroyed. Priday after,
+noon by fire,

ee ts building, owned
by Sam Gleboff & Robson,
contained a ton of hay, sm-
all amount of lumber and
orchard ladders. No esti-
mate was given on the va-

Local RCMP said Mary
Wanjoff, who lived next
door, was burning grass
when the fire got away.

fe! responded

Pup All-Stars
Attend Tourney
In Okanagan

Castlegar Pup All-Stars
attended a tournament on
the weekend at Oliver.

sults of the tourney

were not available to the

fastlopar! News ‘at press

ough our inquiries

indicated these will be for-
thcoming.

B.C. Hockey Finals

Results of Comox Games

The following are the
results of the Pee

which saw the Castlegar
Pee Wees as runner-ups

_ with five wins and one loss,

Tourney winner was
Burnaby.

wean standings. wat ere:
Tea

3

Castlegar FD
Called Sunday

and a

Thirteen men answered
the 3.55 alarm.

Mr, Lewis termed it an
ornery fire which was hard
te et at. He stated there

id been a short the

gh ny ie an upstairs apart-

The building is report-
ed fully insured. ca

Recreation News

6
Castlegar 5 10
Nanaimo 2 5
Comox 6
North Kamloops 2
Fort St. John = 1
Kimberley
The scores of the Cas-

Hegar Pee Wee Games
wel

1st Game — March 16-
th pared 4, Comox 1.
id Game — Castlegar
5, Fort St. John 2,
3rd Game — March 17-
i Castlegar 4, North Kam-

loops

4th Game — Castlegar
8, Nanaimo 0,

5th Game — March 18-
th Castlegar 4, Kimberley
3, This gives the Castlegar
team the East-West Koo-
tenay Ghamplonshp:

larch 18-

6th G
th Burnaby 8, Castlegar 3.

Double Tourney Held Here
By Junior Badminton Club

: Castlegar Junior Bad-
minton Club Doubles Tour-
nament was held early in
March with the following
results;

In the under 13 years
of age event finals (boys
doubles) Chris Ozachott and
Ke johnson

Russell Gleboff and "Rodger
Brady, (girls doubles) fr-
ene West and Susie Mohn
won over Kim’ Warcimaga
and Liz Da Costa, (mixed
doubles) Lorne Zaystoff and
Susie Mohn won over Mike

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf
The

Tecreation and ad-

ult education rogram

windup will be hel in the

Stanley Humphries
gymnasium on Sat-

- uniay, April 7.
ere will be displays

and some demonstrations
of all the classes held this
winter—c

bles set up with informa-
tion on all the cl

bation by the Senior. Citi-
zens Club. There will also
presenta-

Members of the maton &
Commission

al-Recreatlori®’

" ould be a really ob gib show.
Children’s a clas:

= have been eoneelied un-

r notice. There‘

will Be a | a few more sessions
term to prepare for

the windup on April 7.
There will be free pov-
clinics held every se-
cond i Thursday starting Mar-
ch 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. at
ene Vout Information Cen-
Front Street. For

further details contact Pe- .

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Cheque Out a Crippled Child Today

Anyone inteteste din
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should get thelr name
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soon as possible.

Programs are now a:
ailable

Tournament held
March 30, 31 Ba April 1.

Summer Staff for play-
junds, canor id

a hired. They are as

sachs Staff: Head
supervisor Diane De Paoli;

Canoe camp. errs
Head su, visor. Andy y Ver
mont, rare Witean and Ste-
ven Biroa.

Life" guards at Pass
Creek P; Head lifeguard
Keith McGauley; lifeguards,
Robert Knutson and Yas-
min -Volovsek,

With over 90 applica-
tions it has not been easy Mr
picking our staff for
summer and we know that
we have had to turn down
many good applications.

The annual cecreation
leadership training
will be held at Notre ‘Dame

course material, and room
and board. tation
is the responsibility of the
individual.
There will be a certif-

icate presented to all those
who complete the course

and pass the final test pap-
Application forms and .

full course outline are’

and the pl
office at Selkirk Colle;
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off and Lorn tsoff,
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Local Scout
Patrol Hosts

Trail Scouts

Second Castlegar Leo-
pard Patrol hosted the Fif-
th Trail Scouts ata winter

e was he-

Robin Dalziel, Jim fim Shariane
Ue
izen, Trevor Hughes, Bruce
Mackereth, Tom Shmoork-
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er is an old Scout from
Steve Saprunoti's Troop.

Two Accidents
On ‘Saturday ~ :

Two. separate, aecidente
were reported to the local
RCMP Sat A

Two ‘vehicles .were in
collision on 8th St. in Kin-
naird. Drivers were identi-
fied as Serge Plotnikoff.and
Ricki E. Paulson, both of

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ported but the Piotnikatt
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 22, 1973

Annual
General Meefing

Castlegar Tennis Club
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Recreation Office
Election of Officers and General Business. .

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