CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1977

” Hockey for Minors

Pass Out Defence

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Sr. Mite Division

Feb.. 19—(In Spokane) Castlegar Jolly Green Giants 2, Spokane Shochouse Bruins 1, In goal for Castlegar was 8, + Laurionte, Scoring were T. Carew and C, Carew, with as- sists from. L. Crowe and T. Carew. °

Castlegar Red Machines 7, Spokane Kimmel Mites 1. In goal for Castlegar was R. Van Tassel, Scoring for the Red Machines were M. Fike (4), D. Allen (2) and L. Klimchuk, As- sists were made by K. Klim- chuk (8), D. Martini, R. Ehman, K. Sorenson, B, Kristiansen and K. Biln.

Castlegar Penguins 2, Spo- kane Fidelity 4, In goal for the Penguins was W. Salekin; Scoring the Castlegar goal were D. Innes assisted by 8, Picton; and K, Uchida assisted by D. Innes and 8S, Picton.

Feb. 20-(In Spokane) Castlegar Jolly Green Giants 2, Spokane Fidelity 1. In goal for Castlegar was T. Carew. Goals were scored by C. Nichvolodoff and T. Nazaroff.

Castlegar Red Machines 5, Spokane Simchuk Mites 0. In goal for Castlegar was R. Van Tassel, Scoring for the Red Machines were M. Fike (2), with singles by D. Martini, K. Sorenson and R, Ehman. As- sists went to M. Fike (8), K. Sorenson (2), R, Ehman (2), K. Biln_ and K. Klimehuk,

Castlogar Penguins 4, Spo- kane Kimmel Mites 4, In goal for Castlegar was F. Gallo, S8coririg goals were W. Salekin assisted by K. Uchida and D. Wier; D. Kolman unassisted; W. Salekin, assisted by 8. Picton; and D. Innes assisted by D. Wier.

Pup

Feb. etine Castlegar) Castlegar Pup Reps 9, Osoyoos Pup Reps 4. In goal for Castle- gar, K. Armstrong, and. 8, Voykin. Scoring for Castlegar were D. Terhune (4), R. Adams {2), J. Mair (2), and R. Salekin, Assists went to R, Adams (2), D. Terhune (4), and J. Verigin.

Feb. 20—Osoyoos Pup Reps 7, Castlegar Pup Reps 3. In goal for Castlegar were K, Armstrong and 8, Voykin. Scoring for Castlegar were K. Koorbatoff (2) and B. Mair. Assists went to P, Horning (3), and B, Mair (2).

Pee Wee Division — (No date indi }

Pup Reps 6 vs Mustangs 1, In goal for the Pup Reps was K, < Armstrong, with E, Strelieff in goal for the Mustangs, Scoring for the Pup Reps were J, Mair (2), D. Terhune (3), and EB. Knowler. Assists went to D, Terhune (2), D.. Zibin, ©, Tamelin and R. Adams. Scoring for the Mustangs were L.

' Verigin assisted by G. Stewart

and P,'Smitheran,

Feb. 17—Maple Leafs 1 vs.

Pup Reps 2, In goal for the Maple Leafs was B. Krug, with K. Armstrong for the Pup Reps. Scoring for the Maple Leafs were C. Kilpatrick, as. sisted. by 8. Standige. Scoring for the Pup. Reps’ were C, Tomilin and R Salekin, assisted by D. Terhune.

Feb. 18—Bruins 4 vs Canucks 8. In goal for the Bruins was T, Swanson, with G, Soloveoff in goal for Canucks, Scoring for the Bruins were K. Cheveldave (2), L. Tamelin and a Kanigan. Assists went to J,

ers 5, Flyers 2. In goal ie the Rangers was L. Tomilin, with

G. Silvester in goal for the |

Flyers. Scoring for the Rangers were D. Melsted (2), K. Keraiff, and K. Perepolkin. Ranger as- sists went to K. Keraiff, L. Makortoff, and D. Melsted. Scoring for the Flyers were R. Ostoforoff and R. Yule. Flyer assists went to B. DeSousa and R. Ostoforoff.

Calder, C, and 8, Samoyloff.. Scoring for the Canucks were .M. Corbett (2) and J. Berekoff, with an assist going to M. Corbett.

Feb. 19—Canucks 4 vs Rangers 7. In goal for the Canucks was J. Verigin, with L, Tomilin in goal for the Rangers. Scoring for the Canucks were M. Corbett, J. Berekoff, D. Salekin- and K. Ross. Assists went to E. Freidel, F. Soloveoff

and J. Berekoff. Scoring for the Rangérs were K. Keralff (2), D, Melated (8), K. Cormier and K. Perepolkin, Assists went to R. Marshall and K. Cormier. Flyers 4 vs Maple Leafs 1. In goal for the Flyers wasG, Silvester, with B.'Krug in’ goal

for the Maple Leafs, Scoring for .

the Flyers were B, DeSousa (2), R. Ostoforoff and R, Popoff. " Assists went to M. Koothin and D. Picton, Scoring the’ Maple Leafs’ single goal was R. Alex- ander, assisted by R. Horkoff.

Rangers 5 vs Maple’Leafs. 2, In goal for the Rangers was \

L, Tomilin, with B. Krug in goal’

for the Maple Leafs. Scoring for |

the Rangers were K. Perepol- kin (2), D, Melsted (2) and K. Keraiff.. Assists went to D. Melsted, K, Keraiff (2), and L.

Makortoff. Scoring for the |

Maple Leafs were G. Roberts and B, Makortoff, with assists going to D. Standidge and R. Horkoff,

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Legion 1 vs Pee Wee Rep 3, In goal for the Legion was D. Johnstone with D, Kinakin in goal for Pee Wee Rep. Scoring

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Feb. 17—Woodland Const. 3 “va CSCU 1, In: goal for

Castlegar and District Bowling Results _

The sixth annual Bonnetts Bowling Tournament, followed by a supper at the Legion, saw 100 bowlers take part with the following results:

Winners “A” Teams Ist

: Helen's 5-3272, Helen Roberts,

: Chris McKeui, Caron Le Roy,

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i 2nd: 5-Shakes $200. Marge Korody, Roly Roberts, Annie Koochin, Judy Myers and

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8rd: Castlegar Drug 8188, Trene Sheridin, Elsie Rysen,

: Kay Gretchin, Louise Howes and Kathy Weiss.

» Individual High 3 “A” Division lsat: Erma Mykyte 697, 8nd:

Miller 692, 3rd: Elsie. Rysen 681, and Colleen Lightle 681.

High Single 1st: Erma Mykyte 303, 2nd: Bonnie White 276, 8rd: Joan Humphrey 268, and Linda Miller 266,

“B” Teams Ist: Bare Cats 3415,

Mary Bermel, Phyllis Phipps, Nancy Chernenkoff, Bea Knut- son, and Dorothy Hardy.

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“B" Individual High 3 - 1st: Kathy Horcoff 698, 2nd: Nancy

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Hardy 622, and 4th: Shirley Torbic 614, “B” Individual High Single lat: Kathy Horcoff 260, 2nd: Nancy Chernenkoff 244, 3rd: Elaine Mair 243, and 4th: Irene Sheridin 242, “C” Individual High 3 Ist: Jackie Stefonuik 640, 2nd: Marge Korody 526. “C" Individual High Single 1st: Jackie Stefonuik 209, 2nd: Marge Korody 207. Strike Oute | Phillis, Phipps, Caron Le Roy, and Joan Mari tini. s «8 Mon. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m. LHS Nancy- Donald 214, LHT Nancy Donald 688. MHS Darryl Rourke 306. MHT Darryl Rourke 799. THS Tidy Bowlers 1117. THT Tidy Bowlers 3016. Team Points: Screwballs 1, Sunshiners 1, Lucky 2's 3, Plus 4's 3, Olympics 1, Tidy Bowlers 3.

Other 600's: Dave Calder 154, Ed’ Waywood 702, Charlie Burdett 698, Marvin Hood 642. Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Elsie Rysen 214, LHT

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MHS Earl Rourke 311.° MHT Ear! Rourke 797.

THS Spares 1015. THT Slow Pokes 2858,

Team Points: Spares 36, Nomads 33, Unknowns 24, Slow Pokes 87, All Stars 42, Inferior Wiezels 45.

Other 600's: Larry Olson 740, Mark Carrigan 655, Art Dusseault 627, S Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee Break (Feb. 8)

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth 242, LHT Britt Edblad 687.

THS Muffets 1023. THT Muffets 2840,

Team Points: Cheerios 49, Muffets $7, Mugs 38, Pincurlers 36, Take Five 41, Wheaties 39.

Other’ 600's: Eleanor Holdsworth 661, Bea Kontson 600.

‘Tues. Afternoon Ladies—1 p.m. LHS Dot Tipping 290. LHT Dot Tipping 692, THS Svpe7-Valu 1056. Super-Valu 2818. Team Points: Super-Valu §8'2, Boundary Electric 48%,

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Food Mart 34, Cameo Beauty Salon 83, Beauty Lane 26. Other 600's: Kathy Wells

Tues, Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Gloria Taylor 254. LHT ee Postnikoff 741.

IS Larry Olson 278.

MHT eee Olson 654.

THS Ding Bats-1079. THT Ding Bats 2898.

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Tues. Night Mixed on pm. LHS Judy Keus 248, LHT Judy Keus 598, MHS Matt Rohn 296. MHT. Walter Kanigan 709.

THS Nighthawks 1086. _ leadpins 2060.

Team Points: Rush- Ins 1, Headpins 8, Live 5 - 1,

- M.0.T.S, 2, Roadhogs 2, Night- hawks

Other 600's:: Matt’ Rohn. 691, Jake Koenig 646, Charlie Burdett 634, Orlando Vecchio 628, Robert Kirkwood 611, Mike Halisheff 603.

Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Pearl Mott 309. LHT Mable Postnikoff 682.

Ramblers 992. THT Chevys 2688. Team Points: Model Tees

2, T-Birds 2, Ramblers 3, ~

Kawasaki 1, Chevys 4, Bobcats 0.

‘Other 600's: Bobbie Keraiff 667, Anne Fishwick 667, Pearl Mott 660.

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut-Rate (Feb. 16)

LHS Fran Moffat 263. LHT Joan Humphrey 701,

THS Canaries 1021. THT Eagles 2846.

Team Points: Budgies 2, Canaries 2, Eagles 4, Parrots 0, Swallows 1, Woodpeckers 8.

Other 600's: Dot Tipping 627, Shirley Torbic 630, Ruby Portas 620, Annie Kochin 620, Myrna Wesley 611.

Wed. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Loretia Read 262. LHT Loretta Read 629.

MHS* Larry Olson 301. MHT Jack Drader 720.

THS Roxy Rollers 1016.

THT Sports 2785.

Team Points: Tired Five 3, Sparrows 1, Square Balls 2, Roxy Rollers -2, Sports 3, Flukey Five 1.

Other 600's:.Larry Olson 714. Mickey Read 604... Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Gertie Henkie 256. LHT Mary Bermel 631.

THS Lions 932. THT Bes- vers 2575.

Team Points: Squirrels 2, Beavers 4, Lions 8, Teddy Bears 2, Chipmunks 0, Minks 1.

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‘LHS Denise Tamelin 280, LHT. Denise Tamelin 671.

MHS Bill Mariman 299, MHT Darrel Rourke 784,

THS Robson Rollers 1102. THT Cannon Balls 3133,

Team Points: Avengers 0, Early Risers 1, The T&Rs 2, All Stars 1, Stand Bys 3, Misfits 3, Dynamiters 8, Cannon Balls 4, Robson Rollers 2, ‘Anything Goes 1, Alley Cats 3, Chal- lengers 1.

Other 600's: Carol Vecchio 623, Babe Dasher 619, Charlie Burdett 741, John Paulson 735, Orlando Vecchio 722, Bill Mart- man 688, Gordon Danchella 686, Bill Davis 680, Larry Webster 677, Jake - Koenig oe Bob Cowlin 684, George hnoff. 633, Ken Emmons’ i Bark Rourke 623

was N. Chernoff, with K. Beattle in goal. for CSCU. Scoring for . Woodland was R.. Beynon, N.. Dermody and G. Gallo. An assist went to G. Gallo, Scoring CSCU’s single goal was M. Lightle, assisted by

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Mike's Mobile Homes 5 vs West's 1. In goal for Mike's was J. Shmoorkoff, with R. Ritter in goal for West's. Scoring for Mike's were L. Plotnikoff (4), and B. Ashton. Assists went to M. Miller (2), B, Ashton, and L, Plotnikoff. Scoring West’s goal was M. Fitzpatrick, assisted by K. Cox.

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VOL: 30, No. 10 y4o¢0x8%Q SECTIONS (A&B)

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY,’ MARCH 10, 1977

are 25 CENTS (HOME DELIVERY 22 CENTS)

Rebels Grab Championship in First Season he

Review and Assessment — Of RDCK Role is Sought

The proposal presented by the City of Castlegar and Areas Yand J with respect to the Ootischenia Refuse Site has not been accepted by the board of Regional District of Central

4 Kootenay at its Saturday meéet-

Ing.

The City of Castlegar has now put all material and docu- ‘ments pertaining’ to the Qotis- chenia Dump into the hands of its solicitor.

Ina prepared report tocity council Tuesday evening Mayor Audrey Moore stated it was clearly established and’ ac- cepted by the board that this refuse site will be used ‘ex- clusively for the people of Castlegar and. Areas I and J. She based her. report on Satur- ‘day's RDCK' meeting. -

She further stated that a meeting was to be held Satur- day between representatives of

United Way Managed a

Although only 82 per cent of the 1976 canvass goal was achieved by holding a very strict line on administration costs, the directors of Castlegar District .United Way were able

Question of Dumping Site Placed Before Solicitor

Castlegar, Areas I and Jand Fi the executive committee of the

board to discuss a mutually acceptable proposal ‘for pre- sentation at the next RDCK meeting.

Further correspondence Tuesday night included three recommendations, over the signature of the chairman of the RDCK board, A. K. McAdams, e which it was’ requested

suggestions be handed. in in writing prior to Saturday's meeting.

These | recommendations called for resciding bylaw No, 147; cancellation or transfer of existing Ootischenia lease; or apply for amendment of letters patent.

Indications are that’ no action will be taken by the city cuntil it has ‘received’ legal advice.

Little Extra the first name serving as chair- man of that committee:

Budget’ Committee—D, Carmichael, R. ‘Belton, N.

* Stoochnoff, R. Anderson, . G.

to apportion larger p: of the funds to Tocal, provincial and national grants,

Twenty-seven per cent is allotted to. provincial and national grants such as Cana- dian Red. Cross, Canadian Na- tional Institute for the Blind, Crippled” Children’s - Hospital,

“C.A:R.S., ete. and 68 per cent'to *

Castlegar district organiza-

tions. gain & Y.

“The “fi

Bindert and A. Akselson..- Cc i Liai A

Hartley, -D. Carmichael, R.. Anderson, J. Michelson and'D. Peterson.

Publicity—Mrs. H. Streli- off, Mrs. V. Lucas, J. Michelson and A. Akselson.”

Nominating—R. Belton, A. Hartley, G.. Bindert. and. D. ’Peterson.

Hospitality—N:. Stooch-.

noff, Mrs. H. Strelic Lucas.

ff and Mrs. Vi mi i ‘1

have hese named _by chai the board Bob MacBain, with

Studying Bylaw. Restricting

anvassing :

The City of Castlegar. is: looking into'a bylaw restricting canvassing.

2 This step was taken Tues-

y night ‘after two separate letters were received. One was from the Castlegar Downtown Businessmen’s. Association re- questing the city to enact such a‘bylaw and recommends that the United'Way be the only agency. permitted to canvass.

3+ The second was from the annual. :general meeting of. Castlegar District United Way requesting the city restrict canvassing of all) types not ‘offering goods for sale other than by the United Way, the recognized collecting body.

; City clerk Rick Beauchamp is to consult the city's solicitor as well as contact other cities as to their polidies.- *,

‘Ald: Len Embree, the only alderman opposing the city having such a bylaw did not ask his negative vote be recorded, but ‘stated he wanted to make it quite clear that the clerk was collecting the documents for. ini rmation only and that, this

is Nick Stoochnoff. ;.

Grant: applic ations,’ re- ceived: and approved for pay- . ment ‘at “Monday's ‘meeting, -' were $850 for the Castlegar Air

a‘ of tha bssrd :

legar’ Rebels ‘captain "Ken-Gorkoff shown ts ralniig ‘the coveted by which declared, them’’the ' West- -Kootesiay ; Cham, ‘The.

Cadet Squadron, $1,000 to the - pee

Castlegar and District’ Senior -:

Citizen's Association, $400 to

Meals-on-Wheels program esi

the first

players have made on ice is the biggest thing.

4 taken on such’

a ‘Special mention was Wen the Castlegar Rebels at: Taesday night’s counedl inoetingy wh ‘when 'con- gratalations were expressed as well as wishing ; “the club well in its challenge’ against the East

Kootenay Champs. The first ; game against the Cranbrook Colts, in this best of five series, is to be played here tomorrow evening.

— Castlegar News Photo by Doug] ‘Harvey

*o! toward the. total grant.to the Castlegar District Athletic As- sociation which is budgeted: by them for the many sports acti- vities serving _ approximately 1,700 young people.

Local PEP Has Active Six.Months

A’ very concise report showing the, activities from July 1 to Dee. 31- of 1976 was submitted.to city council Tues- ‘day night by Provincial Emer- gency Program. municipal. co-- ordinator ‘Ted Cowlin,:

Tt_ stated’ 182° man ‘hours were spent’ on: training ‘pro- grams. with’ 128. man’ hours utilized in simulated exercises.

Locating and eScorting five hikers out of Blue Creek: Can- yon after being stranded. fol-

lowing dark, required 45. man.

hours with a further-14 hours for boats and one. hour for'a plane needed in. another. inci- dent when locating two fisher.

+ men who spent the night on the

Lower. Arrow Lake, i’ 7.

Rebels Trounce Warriors

Castlegar: Rebels, “new kids on the block”, trounced the

> top-seated Rossland’ Warriors

9-2 in Rossland: Monday night, winning .the Kootenay Inter-

national Junior Hockey League *

west“ division final - in’: the seventh game of the best-of seven series,

The’ Rebels will now.. be

+ meeting: the first-placed East

Kotenay Cranbrook Colts in a . best-of-five series to determine the league champions,

Rebel captain Ken Gorkoff accepted the West Rootensy.5 Trophy ~ from «Lyle Roberts, West. Kootenay director, B.C. Amateur Hockey ‘Association, hefore a capacity crowd,.a large. - portion ‘of. which were jubilant Castlegar fans. °

‘Yule and teammate Brian Veri-

gin led the scoring with two.

igoals apiece, with singles Bi

. New Kids on Block

‘Townsend, Kirby, Oishi, Tas- sone and Bozek. Tom Connatty Yhad_ a big night with two as- sists; Yule came:up with two;

and. singles were credited’ to

pellezen, Tassone, eek

who hit'the marker for one in

‘the first period and the other in

the second.” (.

Jerry ‘Dycks of Castlegar

stopped 25 shots on net, ‘while Rossland’s Wert and. McFar-

a sets : Rossland, remaining score-

less in the third period,’ got:

both its goals from, Dan Walker,

land b

for 41 saves. Pour, of ‘the 10. penalties

"were picked up by the Rebels,

with ‘Rossland ng the re-

“maining. six.

‘A request to have the role of. regional districts and their functions’ reviewed: and as- sessed has been made by the

city.

At Tuesday night's meet- ing Mayor Audrey Moore re- ceived the support of. il to

building inspections, planning and recreation,

“Perhaps the regional dis- tricts could contract with municipalities for services in the outlying areas, this would be cheaper than building their

take such a step.

“The thrust of any level of government should be service to the people,” said Mayor Moore. “This can be effected in various ways, and not neces- sarily by centralization, which appears to be the attitude of the Regional District of Central Kootenay.”

Other communities have also expressed the need for a complete review.

“After all,’ this level of government was established in 1966, and to the best. of. my knowledge,” says | Mayor Moore, “has yet to undergo this type of critical analysis.”

She noted that during the past 10 years various provincial departments have been altered and responsibilities changed so that some of the original duties assigned to regional districts are no longer in effect.

“Provincial departments have been enlarged and are. presently carrying out.-such function as ambulance service’ and assessment,” she said.

“These were formerly re- sponsibilities of regional’ dis-

“trict. Municipalities ‘have ae

own

Mayor Moore also stated that the regional district bound- aries may need adjustment in the light of development, growth and population shifts which have. taken «place

* throughout the province in the

past 10: years.

Friday Night's Game

500 Seats Being ‘Added

Five hundred additional seats, in the: form. of portable bleachers, have been added to the Castlegar. and District Arena

and C

the crowd that. has

nt ‘ become faithful followers of the Castlegar Junior Rebels.

The newly named West Kootenay Champs will face-off with their East Kootenay counterpart tomorrow night ene. the they play

+ Cranbrook's junior hockey team, the Cranbrook Co!

‘The Castlegar Rebels Hockey Club has made special arrange- ments for selling tickets to'senior citizens as well as arranging hus tickets for the’ games scheduled in Cranbrook.

* Tomorrow night the public at large will not be sold tickets until 7 p.m, Tickets, to senior citizens only, will be available from 6:30 to 7 for the 8:30 game. This will also give the senior citizens the opportunity. to.find adequate seating.”

A special section is to be set up at Friday's game to allow people to make a deposit and place | their name for transportation

to the games fn Cranbrook.

Tentative plans call for one tol two Seen eet buses to be chartered. These are for use by fans onl;

Game schedule for the best out of tive 6 between the Castlegar Rebels and the Cranbrook Colts are as follows:

First game is tomorrow night at 8:30 in Castlegar followed by the second game Sunday afternoon at 2 in Cranbrook.

The third game returns to Castlegar March 18, again at 8:30 Pa me followed by a further game in Cranbrook March 20, also at 2

eae itis necessary to play a fifth game, action will again return.

to Castlegar on March 2!

“ning

“trict ‘of Central eostensy was CK

denied, at board meeting.”.’

The ry of ‘Castlegar turn’ -is‘ asking that’ the ; in- Species of onan core hold

the

1 ; sents: 20 pe cent of the total assessed valu

and ae is ‘the largest’

contributor:

“One "would : think that

when

RDCK board decisfon.

This. step. was taken .at_

Tuesday night’s council meet- ing following a report by Mayor Audrey: Moore: ‘who’ stated Saturday's “10-hour. meeting in Nelson was one marked by dis-

cord and disagreements, stat- .

ing. the board | consistently voted against‘what she would

for. an | adjustment planning function levy, it would

be. approved by the board, as

we are‘ the ’ only member

ibmit a valid Fequest, in our ”

that scteilliee may appeal action of the regional board to. ie ‘inspector of municipalities. “:

This ‘step has. now” been “= taken by the City of Castlegar.

municipality that:-has its own> "°°

planning. department,” she said.

Not ‘only was the city’s %

request denied, ‘Mayor. Moore. says the RDCK board ‘has also.

passed a resolution to hire an

Middleton is Named — Handicapped President

was -elected ”

_ Pushing to Ban - ~ Choppers i in City

“SA letter-writing campaign asking that action be taken against motorcycle gangs ‘has been initiated: by: Nelson city

. council, and: a letter ‘of this Rookie of the year Geoff.

nature has been received by the City. of Castlegar. After receiving a series of

at of the’ Kootenay Society for the Handicapped at the annual: meeting ‘held ~in Silver Birches Activity Centre on Feb. 23. Other. members of the new | executive include

general's. dep: in Vie: toria, all of them saying little can be done about the problem, council refuses to let the matter die. “Our. support { from the As- cciation of Kootenay Boundary

st " Municipalities (AK BM) is very

{continued on page 2a):

Mrs... Peggy Reed, secretary Mrs.’E. Hie- * bert and recording secretary Mrs. J; : Fitzpatrick. ‘A. Selbie -continues to act as treas er for. the society.

Reports. were. received from Mes... F.. Martinelli of

Silver Birches School, and from

replies: from the attorney

Castlegar News Photos by Doug ‘Harvey:

‘Rebel Player Jeff

the supervisor of the “Adult Activity Centre, 'N. Wolfe.

“The resignation’ of . Mrs. -:';

Joyce Pearce ‘as president: of the society ‘was regretfully ac- cepted, In recent years much of ° the, success ‘of. the .on-going - program of the society has been the result’ of’*.the : capable, direction: and concerted efforts of Mrs. Pearce. It-is the ex-

"pressed hope that she, at some

- future time, may consent to act

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