CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 10, 1977

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First Annval Commercial Hockey Tournament

“castiegar Allstars Dominate Weekend Tourney

and coach Mike Maller. Frost row, left to right, mascot Chris Stock, Bob Innes, Phil

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‘Today (Thursday, March 10)
Friday, March 11
Saturday, March 12
Figure Skating Carnival: Castlegar Figure Skating Club
Carnival, two performances at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Softball Seminar and Clinic: Softball seminar and
coaches and unpre clinic at Kinnaird Elementary School
from 9 a.m. to 5
Sunday, March 13
Monday, March 14
Tuesday, March 15
Wednesday, March 16

‘Thursday, March 17

Upcoming activities of amateur athlelic ‘groups and leams
are listed here through the courtesy of the Castlegar News.
If admission prices are charged, they must be slated in the
: notice. Submit information directly to the Castlegar News

: by 12 noon Mondays.

photo ar are Ralph Tassone,

~~ Rick Bes p Recéived Chainpionship Trophy
From Silvester’s Food Mart Represeniative Moe Dulsrud

Pensioners Curting Notes

Castlegar Commercial All:
stars captured the top berth at

the firat annual Commercial.

“Hockey Tournament, _Femain-

ing the
whole contest. Castlegar’s Rick
Beauchamp was also voted the
Most Valuable Player of the
tournament,

The Saturday tourney,
hosted by Castlegar,’ included
Beaver Valley, which - placed
second; Cranbrook, in, third;

and Nelson, which took faurth 2

‘place.

‘The final game. of “the
tournament saw the Allstars
taking on the’ Beaver Valley
club,’ which was playing its
third game of the day. Castle-
gar came up with an excellent
hockey game, defeating .the
tired but hungry Beaver Valley
squad 12-3,

Selected to the all-star
team were goalie Dick Floyd of
Cranbrook; defencemen Don
McClay of Nelson and Larry
Black ‘of Beaver Valley; and
forwards ‘Wayne Kinakin . of
Castlegar, Don Stanley of Cran-
brook and. Willy White of
Beaver Valley.

Tournament statistics

; were as follows:

Markin, Rick Beauehiinp, Lawrence ‘Chernoff and Don ascaba Missing from
Harry Smith, Mel Stelck, Larry Price'and Ken Carlson.
—Doug Harvey Photos for the Castlegar News

Castlegar Cossacks

Game 1—Castlegar 15 vs.
Beaver Valley 6.
Game 2—Cranbrook 7 vs

~tNelson 4. :

Game $—Castlegar 9 vs
Cranbrook 3.

Game 4—Beaver Valley 14
vs Nelson 7.

Game 5 Beaver Valley 10-

vs Cranbrook
Game ot Castlegar 12 vs
Beaver Valley 3.

Defeats Gonzaga Team

By Jeremy Palmer

Castlegar Cossacks rugby
team, under the guidance of
John Orr, opened their. 1977
spring season in flawless
fashion over the weekend,
taking an 18-12 win over Gon-
zaga University in Spokane.

As the Castlegar players
assembled by the field prior to

: their game, the’.Trail Rugby

Club was being edged out by

~ Gonzaga’s fir rst, tea

Surprised: vat, joss,
the Cossacks were apprehen-

Murphy Rink Places

By John Dalziel.

‘The first week's play in the
third Round Robin is now be-
hind us and it is a bit early to
sense any kind of trend. In the
*A' section, Lloyd Lyons and his
bonny boys won their first two
games to take the lead in their
half.

In the‘B’, Cyril Bell and his
bunch were the heavies, also
with two wins. By the time you
read this, these competitions
will be four-fifths over and the

-picture ‘will be much clearer.

Ross Oborne has proved to
be my Nemesis this season. In
the last two competitions we
have met twice, both times
Ross was skipping in place of
his regular skip and both times
he managed to pull out ahead.
However, I can honestly say

: _-that he did it fair and square

with good curling both times

: and you can't beat that.

‘There can be no doubt that
Ross is the most improved
player in the gang and has a
good future-in store on the. ice

with the Pensioners. Nice
going, Ross. Zs
Congratulations are in
order to Peter Murphy and his
rink of Cecil Bradford, Ossie
Jones and George Wilson. They
have just returned from

“Kelowna where they took part

in the big Seniors’ bonspiel
there.

This time, the boys
managed to bring back part of
the loot, as they won third place
in the ‘D’ event and came up

Kills Trainer

Two 12-foot pythons
strangled their trainer sbefore
hundreds of spectators during a
circus act in Naples,

Yugoslav-born Janco Sim-
ba, 30, started his act in which
the pythons intertwined them-

with automatic cofteemakers.
Come to think of it, with the-
price of coffee where it is, 1 am
not sure whether to con-

sive about their own abilities,
especially as it was their first
game of the season,

Gonzaga struck first and
had Castlegar down by two
converted tries, or 12-0. How-
ever, Colin Hetman lifted the
team’s spirits by scoring the
first try of the season. Shortly
after, Dale Patterson scored
from a loose ruck from five

‘yards out, and the Cossacks ~

were back.in the game.

ck defense’ pre

weil further. scores, by
Go ie and” Mitch: Hetman
scored two more. tries, one on a

tun of 65 yards. Lonnie Powell-

was sticcessful on..one_of the
tries and the Cossacks.stayed

on top with the final seore being G

18 to 12,

This Sunday" afternoon,
Castlegar will play the Trail
Colonial Rugby Club, either at

Castlegar & District

Project Society ed
Annual General Meeting

Wednesday, March 23 - 7 p.m.
at the’
Castlegar Community Complex

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GIRLS' FIRST HOCKEY team to be organized under the Castl and District
+ Minor Hockey Association has been having an active season playley visiting teams
from both Trail and Kaslo. The most recent ant gue was played Saturday afternoon
with the local girls tying the Kaslo girls’ team

Rizzotti with t

scorers were Colleen
J swith therying goal scored by Kay
Hughes. Members of the Castlegar girls’ team ‘are, s{tting, left to right,’ Elaine

Denisoff, Jane Denisoff, Donna Kirby, Stacey O'Sullivan and Colleen Rizzottl. Back
row, left to right, coach Paul Pellizzon, Helen Josafatow, Sue Anderpon, Bonnje
Shiakoff, Linda Quaedviieg, Angie McFarlane, Michelle Anderson, Judy Walker,
Kay Hughes and coach Roddy McKenzie. Missing from photo are Judy Snowden,
Linda Baron, coach Davie MacKinnon and manager Mr. Josafatow:

—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

Castlegar and District Bowling Results

CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, March 10, 1977

ROBSON RECREATION NIGHTS

Mondays
Starts March 14
womens fi Teen Night

T-
Men Be fon n Night

Wednesdays
- Starts ‘argh 16
Mother & Daughter Night
7-8p.m.
Father & Son Night
8-9p.m.
Recreational hours have been set aside at the Robson

Schoo! for the above categories to play recreational
activities of thelr cholce.

The allows for bet: adults and
teens, and Bdulte & ‘and thelr children. Your child needs,
your support. °

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The are ig ig. garbage
collection for the City of Castlegar City of Castlegar
Garbage Bylaw No. 121-1975:

“Section 4 {d) ‘‘Garbage"’ shall mean all waste material
discarded by householders and includes cold ashes.

Section 5 All householders shall provide and maintain
_in-good order and repair for each dwelling unit owned
“or occupied by him, approved garbage receptacles,
- each having a diameter: of not more:than 20 inches and ;~
a depth of not: more:than:24 Inches and each provider! vr
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Garbage can- Jiners‘of plastic material (as coarved by.
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be alr tight are approved and recommended.

Section 11 (a) Every householder within the City shall
be entitled to have collected and.disposed of'by the
service, from each dwelling unit as defined, In;section’
(1) at a rate of one (1) collection per week, provided that”.
the maximum weekly.“collection shall not exceed :two.,.

Selkirk or Ootisch fields.
Meanwhile, the Castlegar
women's I team was

them ‘or
with them,

-Just the same, it is nice to
know -that they upheld the
honor of the local club.

Next week's games are as
follows:

March 15—Murphy vs.
Wilson, LeRoy vs. Mills, Ver-
zuh vs. Lyons and Bradford MS.
Lipsett.

March 16—Bell vs. Dalziel
and Bate vs. Woytella, LeRoy
vs. Bradford and Verzuh vs,
Murphy.

March 17—Mills vs. Lip-
sett, Lyons vs. Wilson, Bate vs.
Bell and Woytella vs,.Dalziel.

An ‘extra game will be

selves round him. ly he
started screaming for help.
Other performers -hacked
the pythons: off Simba with
axes but he was’ pronounced
dead on arrival at a Naples.

hospital.

“over :Lipsett, Lyons over, Le-

played

when Bradford will meet Wil-
son. This is a postponed game
from last week, when the two
skips were away.

Last week's results were:
Tuesday—Verzuh over LeRoy,
Lyons. over’ Bate, Bell . over
Wilson. -Wednesday saw Dalziel

*Roy, Mills over Woytella.
Thursday saw Mills over Bate,
Woytella over Verzuh, Bell
over Lipsett and Murphy
{Oborne) over Dalziel.

It is pretty well decided
that our wind-up. party will be

"held in.the lounge next Satur-
day. ‘Also this Monday will see |
+ six, five-man rinks going over

participating at its league tour-
nament ‘at Selkirk College.
Nothing seemed to go right for
Castlegar. during the -first
game. The team shot.a dismal
14 per cent from.the field and
lost 46 to 28 to a hustling squad
from Rossland.

* The Rossland team had
lost by 17 points the night

before to Connacher News and

seemed to be determined to ré-
deem ‘themselves; It “was
Castlegar’s' turn ‘to redeem

themselves and they gave tho’

Connacher News team a good
game—finally: losing by’ two
pein the final score being 42

*Setuink College's team is to
be congratulated for winning
the tournament, with close
wins over Cranbrook and. Con-
nacher News. from Beaver
Valley.

_ One bright spot for the
Castlegar. Women's team was

“that captain Anka Manders was

selected to the: first allstar,
team.

The girls are looking. for-
ward to next year, as just about
everyone will be returning and
the prospects of adding some
experienced playefs are excel-
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: MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WORKS
(HIGHWAYS) :

Effective Wednesday, February ard, 49772 Sigh ay
#3 between ‘Highway #22A (Waneta Junction) : and
Montrose, will be closed from 8 a.m.. to aah mi di

to Friday ‘inclusive.

The Highway will be opened ‘on the -hour each hour .
. during this period to allow traffic to pass through ‘the
construction zone.

These closures will be in effect until further. notice and
other. closure notices for this section of Highway are
cantetled effective Wednesday, February 23rd;.1977.

W..M. Sproul, P. Eng.,
Reglonal Highway Efigineer.

for

Minister of Highways &
Public Works

‘city OF CASTLEGAR |:

Golden Age Bowlers (Feb. 23)
LHS Mine Pederson 177.
LHT Mine Pederson 425. -
MHS Gordon Ferguson 262
& 246, MHT Gordon Ferguson
696,
Mon. Night Mixed. 7-9 p.m.
LHS Nancy Donald 299.
LBT Nancy Donald’ 698. fi
MHS Len Donald 298.
“MET Don Rosler 719.
THS Sunshiners 1151. THT
Screwballs 3173,
Team -Points: Sunshiners
2, Tidy Bowlers 2, Screwballs 2,

: lus ‘4's 2, Olympics 4, Lucky

“other 600's: Dave Calder
615, Linda Miller 614, Darryl
Rourke 694, Marvin Wood 645,
Len Donald 706, Bruce Hucal
608, John Adams 615.

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Elsie Rysen 265. LHT
‘Elsie Rysen 675.

MHS: Mark. Carigan 263. -
MHT. ‘Mark: Cari
Glen Earl 616, 082 >

<.THS ‘Nomads 976, THT

Slow Pokes 278.
» Team Points; .Spares. 41,
Nomads a Unknowns 25, Slow
I Stars 45, Inferior

3 Larry Olson
600, Butch Quiding 606.
Tues, Morning’ Ladies—Coffee

Nadine Zebert 241.
LHT Jo Tavlor 627.

in 616Sand *

THS Take Five 1027. THT
Take Five 2966. /

Team Points: Cheerios 64,
Muffets 41, Mugs 38, Pincurlers
88, Take Five 49, Wheaties 44,
Other 600's: Eleanor Holds-
‘worth 605, Britt Edblad 601,
Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m...
(Feb. 22)

: + LHS Elsie Rysen 264. LHT -
Trene Hill 628,

THS Cameo Beauty Salon

1018. THT Cameo Beauty Salon

7. :

Team Points: Super-Vali
61%, Boundary Electric 52%,
Castlegar Drugs 46, Cameo
Beauty Salon 39, Central Food
Mart 36, Beauty Lane 29,.

sine 600's: Elsie Rysen

wee nett Mixed 7-9 p.m.
{Feb.

Lite Janine MacAlpine
241. LAT Janine MacAlpine
616.) te
MHS: Gerry. Chernén ff
290)/MHT Matt?Roha 717::°°

: -THS Columbia 5 1045.

‘Regulars

Team Points: Ding Bats’ 1,
Misfits 2, Alley Cats 4, Regu-
lars 3, Screwballs 0, Columbia 6
2 Cher-
nenkoff 608, Marvin LeRoy 604.
* Wed: Morning Ladies—Drivers

(Feb. 23)
LHS Ruth. Rourke 277.
LHT Ruth Rourke 622.
THS 1003, THT

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‘Team Points; Ramblers 3,
Model Tees 1, Chevys 3,
T-Birds 1, Bobeats 3, Kawasaki
1.

Other 600's: Betty Pinter

614, Marge Allingham 601.

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“Wed. Night Ladies—Cut-Rate
(Mar. 2)

LHS Selma Adams 268,
LHT Myrna Wesley 684.

THS Swallows 1005. THT
Canaries 2810. °* 3

Team Points: Budgies 1,
Canaries 2, Eagles 3, Parrots 3,
Swallows 2, Woodpeckers 1.

Other. 600's: Fran /Moffat.
662, Dot. Tipping 650, Lynne
Johnson 644, Selma Adams 640,
Pauline Marquis. 618, pon

Humphrey 614,

Wed. Night Mixed 911 p.m.
(Feb. 23)" *

LHS Marge Bonnett 304,
LHT Marge Bonnett 737.

MHS Paul Perepolkin 255. °

MHT Mickey Read 655.

THS Tired’Five 964. THT
Tired Five 2788.

Team Points: Sparrows 0,

Square Balls 4, Flukey Five 2, ~
Tired Five 2 Sports Be Roxy, ‘

+ Rollers 2,
4 Other 600
i j tot 647, Elsie Hicbert §

Drader 611, Linda
Paul Perepolkin 622.

Tho Hat ick,

LHS Myrna. Wesley 280.
LHT Colleen Lightle 714.
mane Lions 999. THT Lions

Mra Points: Chipmunks
8, Lions 3,: Teddy Bears’ 2,'

Squirrels 1, Beavers 1, Minks 2.

Other 600's: Dorothy Har-
dy 603, Nona Paulson 642, Babe
;Dascher, 684, Myrna Wesley

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Shut-Out: Myrna Wesley
-(game 1)"

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers’ (Feb. 24)

LHS Bonnie, White 295.
LHT Jean Muller 642.

THS. Criers ° wou, THT
Hooters 2809.

‘Team: Points: Hooters 4,
Screamers 3, Groaners 1, Wai-
ers 1, Criers 3, Moaners 0,

+ Other 600's: ‘Bonnie White
635; Kay Gaiehie 628, Erma

L 700 Minor Athletes |
Served by Association

A successful 1976 season,
throughout | which.» donations
have been made to’-nine dif-
ferent organizations represent-
ing 1,700. minor athletes, was
reported at / Monday ‘night's
annual meeting of the Castlegar

“and District Athletic’ Associa-
tion. *

The 1976 operation is con-
sidered to have been. operated
ina notably successful manner,
attributed’ mainly. .to -a~ full
executive body, which |has not
been possible in tha past few.
years.

Those persons. acting inthe
capacity of

In 18976 organizations re-

. ceiving ‘funds’ included Minor

Hockey, Figure Skating, Girls’

Softball, Boys’ Baseball, Junior
Tennis, Junior Hockey, Aqua-
nauts Swim Club and Senior
Soccer.

_.. Through the acceptance of
funds from the Athletic As-
sociation, these sporting or-
ganizations are able to carry.on
their function: without: raising
registration:fees to the, point
where many children would be
unable te take. part. It is also

hoped ‘that through’ the grant,
these sraenizaione will not be

included chairman Alex Chevel-

dave, Mel: McMullen, Laurie

Lyons, Fred: Arishenkoff, Bill
Watt, Pat Picton, Earl Salekin,
Jim Beattie and Doug Pilatzki,

with Pat Metge acting in the:

capacity of coordinating secre-

It is the function of this

“executive body. to ‘disburse

funds received from the United —
‘Appeal for atheletic, purposes.:  °
-) Groups eligible: for. grants are

those. atheletic . organizations ‘*

which promote :2 . particular.
‘sport for children. and young
adolescents in the community.

- All monies to be distributed

come’ directly from the’ grant -
received ‘through the Anited
Appeal. ‘

on
van sna vidal ‘basis for funds.

The. Athletic Association

* would like to thank-those per-

sons_who have donated to the

United Appeal and ask for their ;

continued support in the years
to come. .

ers 684,"

Mykyté “618, “ Bobbie Keraiff.
602.

Thurs. Night Mixed (Feb. 24)
LHS Linda Miller 266."
Ann Gouk 705.
IHS Matt Rohn aus. MET
Matt Rehn 763,

Other 8300's: Orlando Vee.

chio 302,
THS Misfits 1174, THT:
Misfits 3260.

Team Points: ‘Avengers Oo; °

Early Risers 2, R-T's.0,° All
Stars 4, Stand Bys 3, Misfits 4,
Dynamiters 4, Cannon Balls 1,

Robson Rollers 2, Anything,
Goes 0, Alley Cats 1, Challeng-

rs 3.

Other 600's: Quinto Maida
735; Garry Rayner 721, Marvin
Wood 716, Darrel Rourke 705,
Ken.. Emmons 704,
Vecchio 700, Linda Miller 696,
Ed Adshead 687, Mark Car-
riagan 677, Charlie Burdett 631,

Glady. Manahan. 630, . Frank ,

Webster 621, Jake Koenig 614,

Walter Kanigan 607.

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 Pm. (Feb.
25)

LHS 'Pearl Mott 266. LET 2
, Pearl Mott’ 662.

MHS Darre! Rourke $22.
MHT Darrel Rourke 708.

THS Road Runners 1084.

THT. Super Stars 3053.

Team Points: Super Stars
60, Road Runners 54, Mischiefs
44, Lamp Lighters 42, Trainees
40, ‘Five Pennies 24.

Other 600's: Charlie’ Bur-

‘dett 691, Robin Dalziel 683, Ron
McIntrye 646, Larry Olson 609,-
Don Beck 601.
Fri. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(Feb. 25)

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