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Attendance Registration Good At Fitness Testing Stations

By Jack Alouf

So far, ‘Keep A Fit Heart Month’ has been a great success, Last,week’s filness testing stations saw over 425 people out for testing and information. Of these, 240 actu- ally went through the tests, This figure does not include the 335 secondary school students who also partleipated in the testing. The testing was done during normal school hours to alleviate the congestion during the three days open to. the general public

A final count’ on the WAMM Walks held earlier this

+ month was 875, and our Reerea-

tion Sunday saw 50 people taking part. All this gives us a grand total of 1,350 people who have actually taken part in ‘Keep A Fit Heart Month’. This coming Sunday is Heart Sunday, and the canvas-

sers will be out door-to-door, ,et’s hope everyone particl- pates by donating to this very worthy cause.

The success of our ‘Keep A Fit Heart Month’ and for that matter, any special event or recreation program in a com: munity, is, in the final analysis, completely dependent upon the volunteers and the participa. tion of the public.

Because of the wonderful

“ public support for events and recreation programs in Castle-

gar and area, we have enjoyed many suecessful programs. I would like to publicly thank everyone for the support that I have received over the past three years and hope that you will continue to support your new recreation director and Recreation Commission No. 1, so that recreation will continue to develop in this area.

Young American Days Held

Local Teams Play Well

Last weekend, four Ban-..

tam Division hockey teams travelled to Spokane to take part in“Young American Days” hockey activities.

The keen competition pro- vided for some well-played games, and the hospitality of the American club was enjoyed by all.

The following are the sta- listies for the two days of hockey:

Feb, 22—Barston Fuel 4, Castlegar Legion 2. Castlegar goals were scored by David anima, unassisted and Berry

on an assist from.

Mileh ‘Quadvelieg. In goal for Legion was Craig Wilson, Castlegar Texaco 4. Win- ter Club 1. Goals were by Alan Conroy, Joe Antigani, Doug Cox, and Garry Ingham.” As- sists went to Brian Kubos, ‘Andy McLeod, Wayne Shersti- bitoff and Joe Antigani. In goal for Texaco was Dani Drazdaff. Castlegar’ Savings Credit Union 5, Peoples Lumber 4.

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Darey McKinnon. (3), Dan Barnes and John Josafatow. Assists went to John Josafatow

(8) and Dan Barnes. In goal for

Castlegar was Phillip Perras, Castlogar Bantam “B” 6, Spokane Bantam “B 1. Goals were by Terry Halisheff (3), Brian Kubos, John Josafatow and Alan Conroy. Assists went to Mike Nevakshonoff (2), Alan Conroy and Greg Moroso, In goal for Castlegar were Dan Wallace and Dan Drazdoff. Feb. 23—Castlegar Ban. tam “B"3, Spokane Bantam “B" 2, Goals were scored by Curt Horning, David Kanigan and Terry Halisheff./ All three as- sists went to John Josafatow, In goal for Caétlegar were Dan Wallace and Dan Drazdoff. Castlegar Legion 8, Wen- te Ford 3, Goals were scored

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The following coaches are thanked for providing’ the teams with the opportunity of taking part in the Spokane celebration: Don Wallace for Bantam “B", Elmer Pellerine for CSCU, Don Schwartzen- hauer for Texaco and Mike Kanigan for Legion.

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All-Stars

Team Members are Named

The president of tho Kootenay International Juntor Hockey League, Bart Decaire, announced ‘on Monday the Western Division All-Star ‘ere ee are as follows:

All-Star Team

Guicaa Zeznlk (Ross-

land); Defense—Joet Trembley

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(Nelson); Centre—Steven Tam- bellin{ (Trail) and Lyle Oliver (Rossland), tle; Rt. Wing—Mur- tay Price (Rossland); and Lt, ieee Ct Stanton (Ross. land).

Pensioners Curling

Second All-Star Team

Goal — Chris Vianich (Trail); Defense—Bob Horkoff (Grand Forks} and Allan Lea- vitt (Trail); Centre—Steve Danshin (Grand Forks); Rt, Wing—David Campbell (Trail); and Lt. WingKen Mailey (Trail).

All-Star ‘team selection wad" conducted by the coach, Manager, and'captain of each team, They were not allowed to select anyong from their own team,

Last Round Robin Being Played?

By John Dalziel

As the month of February draws to a close, so does the draw for the third round robin, Play last week brought about a few changes in the standings but, even at this late date, there fs still time for anyone of half a dozen rinks’ to finish at the top.

It seems to me that this go-round has seen a much more balanced set of rinks and this, in turn, has made for keener competition and better curling.

As a result’ of games -

played last week, the standings -as of.the beginniong of this week are as follows: Everard ‘and Jacobson on top with nine points each; Dalziel Might -be- hind with elght, Woytella curl- ing well with seven; a bit of congestion with three rinks having six, Lyons, Bradford and Murphy; Verzuh with four; LeRoy three; and Goffinet with two, rounds things off.

- The three remaining games each rink has to play will tell the tale, Two of these games will have been played by the time this is being read, and that could make a big difference in the standings.

Next week will see the finish of this round robin. It is doubtful if there will be enough time left for another, so it will be necessary to arrive at some decision as to how we will round out the season. Games left to play are as follows: *

‘Tuesday, March 4—Lyons vs, Goffinet, Bradford vs. Ever- ard, Woytella vs. Jacobson and

loys

‘Wednesday, March 5—Dal- ziel vs. Murphy; three sheets for scratch games.

Thursday will be utilized for short scratch games, fol- lowed by a meeting to deter- mine how we will fill the balance of the season. This will

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Tomorrow evening will see the start of the annual Ladies’ Powder Pulf Bonspiel and we of the pensioners, wish them every success, Several of our members have indicated their willingness to make an appear- ance during the weekend and help the girls out in their big effort of the year,

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John Horcoff Named Scoring Champ With 10 Goals, 18 Assists

John Horcoft of Castlegar, a University of Alberta stu-

+ dent, has won the Canada West,

University Athletic Association hockey scoring crown,

Mr. Horcoff. scored 10 goals and 18 assists in 24

games while playing centre for the university team,

Mr, Horcoff spent two years al Selkirk College in Castlegar before transferring to the University of Alberta,

Rossland Downed by Border Bruins in Sudden Death Overtime

‘The Grand Forks Border Bruins evened their best of five Western Division semi-finals of the KHL by winning 7-6 in sudden death overtime In Ross- land on Friday night, as well as galning an 8-7 victory in Grand Forks Saturday hight over the Rossland Jr. Warriors,

Both games -were fast games with’ very few penaltles. On Friday night, with 700 fans watching, the Warriors held a 3-2 edge after the first period and were behind 4-9 after two stanzas,

Rossland eventually tied the game at the 16:26 mark witha goal from Gary Stanton. ‘The Warriors’ appeared much stronger Iater in the game.

Castlegar and District Minor Hockey Results

Pup Division Feb. 18—Sabres 2, Oilers

1, In goal were V. Brunton for .

* the Sabres and R. Cooke for the Oilers. Scoring both Sabres’ goals was R. Morris, with assists from Sookro and Ste- ‘wart. R. Yule scored the Oilers’

-goals on an assist from Calder.

Jets 6, Canucks 5, Goalies were K. Sherstobitoff for the Jets and D. Silvester for the Canucks. Scoring the Jets’ _ goals were G. Pondelicek (4), B. Markin and D. Lightle. Assists were made by S. Samoyloff, D. Lightle and G. Walker. The Canueks' goals were scored by C. Kilpatrick, M. Corbett, S. Jones, G.’ Gyurkovits and D. Costa, Assists went to B. Krug, M. Corbett, W. Samsonoff and ‘W. Walsh, :

Feb, 19—Canadians 3, Ma- ple Leafs 2. In goal for the Canadians was Gevatkolf and the” goalle’ for: the’ Leafs: waa Churchill, Scoring the Cana- dians’ goals were J. Landis, J. Ellwood and D. Perehudoff. Assists were made by Ellwood, Koochin, Perehudoff and Lan- dis, The Leafs’ goals were scored by K. Semenoff and J. Obetkoff, with assists from D. Picton and B. Dyer.

Feb. 22—Blazers 3, Oilers 1, In goal were Baulkham for the Blazers and R. Cooke for the Oilers. Scoring the Blazers’ goals were L. Laurlente, L. Plotnikoff and D. Reid. An assist was made by D. Melsted. J. Calder scored the lone Oilers’ goal, unassisted.

Maple Leafs 2, Sabres 2.

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Goalies were D. Kinakin for the Leafs and G, Stewart for the Sabres. Scoring both goals for the Leafs was J, Obetkoff with one assist from B, Watt. The Sabres’ goals were scored by D. Tamelin and M. Johnston. Aasists were made by B. Alexander and B, Padowinikoff,

Canadians 5, Canucks 8, In goal were T, Gevatkoff for the Canadians and D, Boyce for the Canucks, Scoring the Cana- dians goals were J. Landis (2), D. Perehudoff, L. Makortoff and F. Pozdnekolf, Assists were made by J. Landis, J. Ellwood (2), S. Standidge, K. Kerleff, M. Koochin and D. Standidge. The Canucks’ goals were scored by C, Kilpatrick and M. Corbett (2). Assists went to D. Costa.

Pee Wee Division

Feb, 17—Mustangs 4, Ran- gers 2. In goal were R. Martin for the “Mustangs. and |N: Chernoff for the Rangers, Scor-

ing the: Mustangs’ goals were -

M. Steenvoorden, B. Franks (2) and R. Kirby. Assists were made by R. Andres (2) and R. Kirby. Both Rangers’ goals were scored by D. Markin, with assists from A. Isakson (2) and R, Kanigan.

Feb. 18—Maple Leafs 5, Canadians §. Goalies were M. Duff for the Leafs and J. Shmoorkoff for the Canadians. Scoring the Leafs’ goals were D. Knowler (2), BR. McGauley, B, McGuire and T. DePaoli. Assists went to B. Fisher and K, Fisher. The Canadians’ goals

:were scored by K. Kirby (2), A. : Beattie and K. Knowler (2).

Assists. were made by K.

Knowler, F. Furlan and D, *

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Feb, 19—Bruins 7, Canucks 1, In goal were Johnstone for the Bruins and Gunderson for the Canucks. Scoring the Bruins’ goals were G. Gallo (2), P. Laurin (3), M. Plotnikott and W. Gorkoff. Assists were made by K. Maloff, W. P. Laurino, G. Allen, The lone Canucks’ goal was scored by Churchill on an assist from Semenoff and Laur- iente.

Feb, 22—Bruins 4, Rangers 2, In goal were Johnstone and Gorkoff for the Bruins and Chernoff for the Rangers. Scor- ing the Bruins’ goals. were G. Prive, L. Kalesnikoff and P. Laurino (2). An assist was made

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by G. Gallo. The Rangers’ goals were scored by N. Reid and T. Reed. An assist was credited to

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Canucks 7, Maple Leafs 1. In goal were Churchill for the Canucks and Dull for the Leafs, Scoring the Canucks’ goals were Lauriente (3), Baulkham (2) aad Gyurkovits (2). Assists

“were made by Lauriente (2),

Dinning and S. Simonen (3). The Leafs’ goal was scored by McGauley on an assist from B. Fischer.

Feb. 23—Canadians 6, Mustangs 2. In goal were J. Shmoorkoff for the Canadians and R, Martin for the Mus- tangs. Scoring the Canadians’ goals were D, Nelson, F. Furlan and K. Knowler (4). Assists were made by K. Beattie (2), D.

Nelson (2), K. Knowler, K. _

Kirby (2), A. Beattie, C. Littley and J. Shmoorkoff. The Mus!

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were scored by Steenvoorden and L. Pistol on assists from S. Armstrong and B. Franks, - Bantam Division

Feb. 17—Pee Wee Rep 4, |

CSCU 3. Goalies were Chevel- dave for the Rep and Perras for CSCU. Scoring goals for the Rep team were Stewart (2), Horning and Sherstobitoff, An assist went to Sookachoff. The CSCU goals were scored by Josafatow (2) and D. Barnes, Assists were _ by Strelieff, Barnes and

Feb. TOCRSCU 3, Legion 2. In goal were D. Wallace for KSCU and C, Wilson for the Legion. Scoring the KSCU goals were R. Christensen, R. Simonen and B, Swetlikoff. Assists were made by, D. MacKinnon, R. Christensen and P, Hyson. The Legion goals were scored by W. Kalyn and €, Horning. Assists were made by P. Strelicff (2) and C. Hornig.

.

In the West Kootenay

Bantam play-offs held in Na-

~ kusp on Feb. 23, the score was

Castlegar 8 and Nakusp 0. In goal for. Castlegar were L. Ingham and R. Kirby. Goals were scored by D. Kirby (2), G. Pace (2), B.-Nazaroff (2), B. Martin and N, Voykin, Assists went to D. Kirby (2), B. Verigin (2), S. Bozek (2), G. Pace; B. Nazaroff, J. Townsend, N. Voykin, G. Sorenson, P. Rilkoff and M. Varabiot, Midget Division

Feb. 17—Crunchers 6, Ar- rows5. Goalies were D. MeMo!- ten for the Crunchers and C.

Grunerud for the Arrows.

Scoring the Crunchers’ goals

were W. Perepolkin, C. Koz.

netsoff, K. Simonen, C. Pere- polkin, D. Walker and C. Sookro, Assists went to C. Perepolkin (2), C. Kooznetsoff, . Stewart, F. Loukianoff,

Barabanoff, C, Sookro, K.

onen and D. Walker. The Arrows’ goals were scored by G. Yule (2), J. Makaroff, J.

Wishloff and C; Furlan. Cred-

ited with assists were G. Yule |

(2), J. Makaroff, T. Duff and J. Wishloff,

Stoners 7, Capitals 9. In goal were D. McMullen for the Stoners and S. Kereiff for the Capitals. Scoring. the Stoners’ goals were B. Van Yzerloo (2), P. Klit, D. Veysey (2), B. ‘Tassone, A. Sherstobitoff and B, Dube. Assists were made by Moore (2), Vai Yzerloo, Klit, Tassone, D. Veysey (2), Dube and A. Sherstobitoff, The Capi- tals goals were scored by G, Nixon (2), K. Gorkoff and D. Obedkoff. Assists were made by B. Cheveldave, K. Gorkoff and D. Obedkoff.

Feb. 18—Bantam Rep 6, Crunchers 5. In goal were L. Ingham for the Rep and G. Kabatoff for the Crunchers. Scoring the Rep goals were B. Nazaroff (2), R. Sherstobitolf, D. Kirby (2), The Crunchers'

goals were scored by F. Bara- anew, C. Sookro, W. Perepol kin and 'D: Walker (2): ‘Assis were made by C..Kooznetsoff, R. Saunders, W. Perepolkin and R. Simonen.

Midget Rep 3, Juveniles 1. Goalies were C. Grunerud and D. MeMullen for the Rep and A. Akselson for the Juveniles. Scoring the Rep goals were B. Cheveldave, G.-Yule and D. Walker. Assists were made by D. Walker, B, Tassone, K- Gorkoff and J, Makaroff. The one Juveniles’ goal was scored by D. Bozek on an assist from B. Allingham.

Feb. 19—Arrows 6;. Capi- tals 6. In goal were C. Grunerud for the Arrows and McKenzie for the Capitals. Scoring the Arrows’ goals were G. Yule (4), J. Bermel and J. Makaroff, Assists went to J. Makaroff (3) and J. Wishloff (2). The Capi- tals’ goals were scored by. D. Obedkoff, D. White (2), M. Polonikoff, G..Nixon and K. Gorkoff, Assists went to G. Nixon (2), M. Polonikoff (2) and B. Kambick.

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In the West Kootenay Suvenile play-offs last Friday in Trail, the score was Trail 8 and Castlegar 4. Trail now advances to the East Kootenay play-offs.

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However, ‘after Rossland controlled the puck In the first’ minute of play in overtime, tho Border Bruins broke'out on a (wo-on-two situation with Lar- ry Thompson scoring the win- ner at the 1.14 second mark. Larry Thompson led the Border Bruins with four goals, Dwayne Mills’ had two and Steve Danshin one.

Gary Stanton. ind two

goals for the Warriors with Singles from Murray. Price, Mike Popolf, Don Savinkoff and

‘Tom Stanton.

‘The'serles continued in Grand’ Forks on. Satuarday. night before 1,000" fans,

‘The Border Bruins jumped

out to a G1 lead early in the |

second period and appeared easy winners, However, in a sixminule span in the second period, the Warriors scored four goals, to bring the score to

“The Border Bruins again ’ scored latein the period to hold 7-5 lead. Within two minutes of the third stanza, goals by Gary Stanton and Rick Domine! evened the score at 7-7. At the 4.48 minute mark. Gerry Quir- ing scored the eventual winner.

The Warriors once again were much stronger late in the game and applied much pres- sure, only to be stopped by Keith Ferner in the Grand Forks nets, Ferner stopped 48 shots, while Gary Zeznik and Ron Cox stopped 32 shots.

Gary Zeanik was pulled by coach MeLellan after Grand Forks jumped ahead 90 in the first six minutes of the game.

Dwayne Mills, Steve Dan- shin and Larry Thompson, had two goals each for the Border Bruins, with ‘singles from Wayne Bora and Gerry Qui.

®: Sorin for Rossland were,

|... Gary Stanton with three goals,

and aingles by Ken Bertola ‘Tinker Oliver: Jack Voykin and Rick Domine. >

The series ‘comes to a~

climax on Tuesday night in Rossland, when the fifth and final game takes place in the « Rossland Arena.

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