CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 8, 1976

Blueberry Recreation

Pee Wee Division Champions

HOUSE WINNERS are. eth Rangers consisting ot, front 4

row, left to right, Nels Walker, Gordie Soloveoff, Larry Tomilin, Ward Walsh, Lawrence Makortoff and Kim Perepolkin. Back row, left to right, coach Larry Tomilin,

PLAY-OFF

row, left to right, coach Bill Ostoforoff, Eddie Pet

Robbie Ostoforoff, Wayne camemalt: Kesey ce Cox, Pat Dean MacKinnon and coach

Paul Semenot!, Murry’ Jo! re len Bording, Kevin Swetlishoff, Lennard Fergie, Brian Aston and coach

Dennis Johnston.

John Tamelin. Back row, left to right, Don Tamelin, Perry Smitheram, Vaughn Brunton, Dave Lightle, John Obetkoff and Don Sherstobitoff.

Wickett, Bruce ‘Marshall, PLUMBING &

TOMLIN HEATING LTD. Site 5 - Comp. 11 J ‘

SS. 1 — Cestlegar SALES & SERVICE We Supply and Install” SEPTIC TANKS & FIELD

Mike Tomlin Walter Tomtin 365-5034

Castlegar Aquanaut's Swim Club

ANNUAL MEETING

Thurs., April 22 — 7.30 p.m.

KINNAIRD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Report and. Election of Officers

All Interested Persons Please Attend

Use of Tennis Courts Reflects : Spring Weather

By sa The courts five be been busy it few weeks with the

arrange Biease bear rin mind that ie. a member to use hese | Taeilities. The fee struc- ture is the game 3s I Bat! year. ‘Ther Special fe for oul oh town Sel irks students

0 May pure! ahi entitling June 80, This me eeeued ep additional sum, entitling the

member to play until the snow Ales,

v'the first day of int is set for ‘Apt ‘8 gar and Rossland mAngane wishing fur- information is asked to contact Shirley Wanjoff.

We hope to get coathing underwa: s00n; however; noth- ing has t up as yet

See you an the courts!

Beat The Heat of Summer

in a pool from

SUMMER FUN POOLS ~

Above or Inground Pools in: Steel Wall or Fibreglass Wall

Drop in to P & 6 BUILDERS

"or call Ivan 365-5890 or 365-7725 .

Aluminum Wall,

WE STOCK A GOOD SUPPLY. OF ACCESSORIES

REPAIRS FOR AtL POOLS

.

Receives $700 Allocation

At the recant monthly . Meeting of the Blueberry Creck * Recreation Commission, di- rector of Recreation Commis- alon No, ‘1, Pat Metge, ex- pressed his alms as the newly- elected chairman of the West Kootenay Reercation Associa- tion.

Mr. Metge told the mem- bers present that he hoped to work toward improving com- munication between local recre- ation to co-ordi-

race for ages 10-and-under and 80-and-over will be from Blue berry to the Kinnaird Fire Hall,

A amall entry fee will be charged and medals will be given to thewinners in each category.

A flea. market, co- ordinated by Lynda Carter, will be held in the Blueborry Creek Park on the morning of May 16. An entry fee of $2 will entitle a

nate activities in the West Kootenay area, and also be- tween East and West Kootenay areas; to compose a resource Uist to assist in setting up workshops and courses; and to assist students in employment.

Mr. Metge also reported on the progress of the Projects Society. and on activittes cue rently underway in Recreation Commission No. 1.

Attending the West Koote- nay recreation conference with Mr. Metge were Blueberry representatives Pat Hegan and Terry Cormier.

In accordance, with a mo- tion passed by Recreation Com- mission No. 1, executive funds in the, amount of $700 were allocated’ to the Blueberry Recreation Commission for ree- reation activities In that area.

In conjunction with Recre- ation Commission No, 1, the Blueberry Commis-

to set up a stall ina designated area and sell any unwanted items from his base- ment and garage clean-up.

The annual Spring Dance will again be held: in the Kinnaird Hall on May 8 with music provided by the Genera- tion Gap. Tickets will be available sqan from commission members or at the Blueberry Store. Lunch will be served and refreshments will be available.

Proceeds from all recrea- tion commission events will go toward the development of the Blueberry Park recreation facil- ity. "

A membership drive will be conducted in the Fairview Subdivision to encourage resi- dents to participate in’ Blue- berry activities.

Terry King reported on a very successful ski program for

sion will b bicycle

the 18-and- age group. A total of 56 young

race during the Sunflower Fest on July 24. The first annual Great Bike Race will consist of three categories: one race will be open to ages 16-and-over and will cover the area between ‘Trail and Castlegar; the second

people enjoyed ski trips to Red Mountain where equipment rental and ski-tow costs were shared by the Blueberry com- mission and the

|. Castlegar & District Minor Hockey

GENERAL MEETING

SUNDAY, APRIL 11 — 7.30 p.m, ; "ARENA. HALL

All interested Please Attend

(HINA CREEK SHEL ore

, EMERGENCY GAS SERVICE 12 p.m. fo 6 am, ($2. Service Charge)

Save a, with Gas Coupen, earenetle with next Gas Fill-U

ON THE SPOT cra TO REGULAR CUSTOMERS

Free Cup ‘of. Coffee with Gas Purchase Visit our “Country Kitchen & Take-Out”

Open Dally 6 am, to Midnite GROCERIES and CONFECTIONERY

— Also —

CUSTOM GARDEN ROTO-TILLING AND FRONT-END LOADER WORK

We will be doing Custom Garden Roto-Tilling as before

BOOK .NOW! — PHONE 693-2335

Second Annual

PLAZA DAYS BOAT & TRAILE

Come fe the Plaza Days. Boat & Trailer Show

Cost of transportation will be borne by the commission.

Jam Can Curling Continues To be Popular with Students

Jam Can Curling, which originated three years ago by its sponsoring group, the Castlegar Kiwanis Club, con- tinued to show its popularity with a greater increase in participation over the two, previous years.

‘inners of the three events, seniors (age 12 to 14), “intermediates (age nine to 11)

ht),

1st — Victor Hoodicolf 2nd —L, Samoyloff

Ist — R. McGauley 2nd — Colin MacDonald

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

' Casllegar Bantams Runners-Up

au "B’ Division

The Bantam "B" hockey

* tournament held. in Penticton

last weekend with 16 teams participating, saw the Castle- gar team take the runner-up trophy, in the “B” division. Results of games played by the focal squad were as follows: Game One

Penticton 7, Castlegar 4. Scoring for Castlegar were Curt Horning, unassisted; Ron Lauriente from Jeff Stewart; Curt Horning from Jeff Stew- art; and Ken Knowler, unas- sisted. In goal were Dan Drazdoff and Phillip Perras.

Castlegar had no penalties in this game.

Game Two

Castlegar 5, Salmon Arm 3. Scoring for Castlegar were Jeff Stewart from Dan Markin; Perry Hyson, unassisted; Dan Markin from Jeff Stewart and Terry Nazaroff; Jeff Stewart from Terry Nazaroff and Curt Horning; and Ron’ Lauriente from Perry Horning. In goal were Dan Drazdoff and Phillip

at Penticton

1. Goal-getters for Castlegar were Wayne Zibin (4), Dan

-Markin (2), Tim Krug, Mark

Lightle, Perry Horning, Terry Nazaroff, Jeff Stewart and Ken Knowler. Assists were made by Curt Horning (2), Ken Knowler (3), Wayne Zibin, Mike Wich- ert, Jeff Stewart, Neil Smither- am, Dan Markin (2), Terry Nazaroff. (2), Todd Reed and Mark Lightle. In goal was Philip Perras, qi Game Four

Castlegar was defeated 2-0 by Grand Forks in the final game for ‘the “B” division trophy. Goalie for Castlegar. in this game was Dan Drazdoff,

who played an Sacer ional

game.

Horses Banned

It is illegal to ride a horse on any beach in Vancouver.

Acheck of the parks tylaw confirmed that: “No person shall permit any horse to walk or run over any grass area, flower bed, footpath or other location with the exception of

Ist—C. sTalanees 2nd—K. Johanson Intermediates

Ist —C, Kilpatrick @nd—R. Flynn

1st — E. Pereversoff 2nd—H. Edblad gt

Ist — Brad Mair 2nd— Mickey Muller ‘SB

Ist — Pat Johnstone 2nd —K. Romney c

Ist—D, Loukianov 2nd—Terry Soloveoft The skip to each winning

vink in the ‘A’ event was

presented a team trophy with individual trophies to team members.

The major team trophies were donated by club member John Popowich with whom the idea of a Jam Can Derby originated after having seen this competition prove success- ful in Salmon Arm. ppoerencnesatciea nor

SELKIRK VALLEY GIRLS’ SOFTBALL

REGISTRATION

Bantams and Midgets

{13 - 17 years of age In 1976)

REGISTRATION ' DEADLINE

Safurday, April 10 KINNAIRD HALL 10.a.m. to 2 p.m.

eed ces

Registration Fee ..: $5.00, —— ALSO —

Monday, April 12 — 7:30 p.m. Twin Rivers Elementary School : Room 7

Parents and Anyone interested in coaching or assisting in any way, is invited to attend,

For further information please phone 365-6818 or 399-4431

JONES BOYS MARINE western Canada’s

WE'RE HAVING A

THIS WEEKEND * CASTLEGAR PLAZA

At the show we will feature: Reinell Boats from 26’ to 16’

Starcraft Boats from 22’ to 12’ Lund Boats from 14’ to 12’

Conaventure Boats from 17’ to 14°

Mercury Outboards

SUPER SPECIALS ON CANOES, CARTOPPERS AND

ROWBOATS — WATER SKIIS, ETC,

Representative on location from Starcraft, . Canaventure, Mercury Marine.

Nobody Beats

a Deal from the

Largest Reinell Starcraft Mercury Dealer

KASLO, B.C. PHONE 353-2341

Adastra Aviation PING PONG

BALL DROP

‘Today, April 8 af 4 p.m. Friday, April 9 af 4 p.m. Saturday, April 10 af 1 .m., 1 p.m. &3 p.m.

WATCH FOR US !

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 8, 1976

Starts Today, Friday, Saturday & Sunday April 8 - 9 - 10 & fl

HENNE'S MARINA LTD.

141 Col, Ave,

PHONE 365-3219 Castlegar

Invites all to their BOAT SHOW dur- ° ing the Plaza Days, April 8-9-10-11

Visit our Display of Apollo Boats

The staff will..be on hand to oblige you with information and anaepements to own an? APOLLO BOAT.

ty SMOKER dr E-Z LOADER TRAILERS yy K&C THERMOGLASS BOATS 3x MERCURY O/B sx MERCURY & OMC Stern Drives

xc Full Line of Water-skis & Equipment

Before You Buy Any Boat. Try A HENNE BOAT!

Great News

HAWAIIAN

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TA Sohn done WEEKS « £219

Depart Vancouver evary Friday rom dune 25 to Aug. 27 ne.

ISLANDS

WAIKIKI

14 NIGHTS FROM Sunflight holidays leave from Vancouver every

Sunday from April 18, MAUI -

ABC CHARTERS T0

Mondays, duly 5,19, Aug. HAWAII £225 & ee te 2 ROUND TRIP

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ae Mei? 14 NIGHTS FROM . $559 Sunflight holidays leave from Vancouver every

Sei, 2 hon 8, Sunday from ‘April 18.

WAIKIKI & ’ KAUAI

14 NIGHTS FROM $479

Sunflight holidays leave

+ J On Display E Ss at Boat & Traifer Show Travel Trailers Tent Trailers Campers Canopies

C.B, Radios & Warm Winches

All, Canadian. Made and C.S.A. Approved

Ed‘s Recreational Sales’

914 Columbia eu q stlegar

Phone 365-5696. Dealer No. 00878A

On Display at Plaza Days Boat & Trailer Q Show :

SUMMER FUN POOLS

Division of P&G Builders Supply

Our Representative Ivan Hawley _will be on location to advise you of your. requirements.

Broadcast On Location

Radio Station C.K.Q.R.

THURS, 3 TO 5 P.M. THURS, 2 TO 5 P.M, RRL 370 5 PM. FR. 2 TO 5 PM SAT. 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ISAT. 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M,

SUN. 12 NOON TO 3 P.M] SUN. 2 TO 5 P.M.

Radio Station C.J.A.T.

Phone 365- ‘S741 ‘Licence Mamber “WF IFS MOBILE, 1 AT MIKES”

Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd.

“ PHONE 365-7272

Kootenay TV & Electronics

PHONE 365-7895

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Carl's Drug Mart

PHONE 365-7269

game in the *

2 bridle trails specifically. pro- score was Castlegar 12, Creston

vided therefore . . ."

WALPER

MASONRY CONTRACTING Residential & Commercial "WE BUILD TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS” Rod Walper, Contractor 1704 - 4th Ave. South Castlegar — Phone 365-5098

VISIT DISNEYLAND : AND SOUTHERMCALIFORNIA Sate “209 Senagrtonrlentom Varconar ey

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21 PINE STREET — PHONE 365.7782 —

from. Vancouver. every - Sunday from April 18.

WAIKIKI & MAUI

14 NIGHTS FROM $509

Sunflight holidays leave from Vancouver every Sunday from April 18.

WEST'S TRAVEL AGENCY

+ CASTLEGAR, B.C,

Robinson Stores

PHONE 365-6400

PRIZES & SAVINGS GALORE

Visit the Plaza Merchants this Thursday, Friday and Saturday and enter your name

for FREE DRAWS.

CHECK THESE PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS

PLAZA DAYS SAVINGS

Profile Hair Styling

TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

APRIL 8th, 9th & 10th

Dairy Queen

PHONE 365-5522

Plaza Dry Cleaners

PHONE 365-5145

Plaza Bakery

PHONE 365-5944

Marshall Wells

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce PHONE 365-9325

7 ‘Cooper Agencies Lid.

PHONE 365-3347

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

PHONE 365-7232

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Holel.

PHONE 365-7282

Plaza Texaco Service

PHONE 365-5573