SPORTS

1990. 8:

Wednesday, December 12, 1990

The Castiegar. Sun

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West Division: ‘SP Ww
Trail. “4 26
Beaver Valley” 1424
Nelson * 24
Grand Forks: 23
Castlegar 25

East_Division

Columbia Valley 22 0
Cranbrook 238 #14 «1
Spokane 22,8 14 0
Elk Valley 18 2

155 123
114 93
109 91
104 106
106 144

160 74
94 118
114 149
89 138 6

Trail 7 Spokane 4

Nelson 5 Beaver Valley 4
Columbia Valley 11 Castlegar 1
Cranbrook 6 Elk Valley 5
Columbia Valley 6 Grand Forks 4
Beaver Valley 5 Castlegar 3
Trait 4 Cranbrook 2

Columbia Valley 7 — Nelson 4
Spokane 8 Grand Forks 7

Fri. Dec.7

Sat. Dec.8

Sun.Dec.9

You'll Find it in the Sun

By FRANK DERBY
Sun staff writer

Frustration is beginning to
show as the Castlegar Rebels
losing streak was extended to five
games last weekend as they
dropped two at home. Columbia
Valley Rockies demonstrated their
superiority with an 11-1 romp

. Friday and Beaver Valley Nite

Hawks hung on to win 5-3
Saturday, disappointing a good
crowd at the Complex.

A bench clearing brawl at the
closing buzzer in Saturday's game
was indicative of the effects of
adversity. Lorin Healy lost his
cool and picked up his second
game misconduct in as many
nights. Officials had their hands
fuli clearing the ice with emotions
running high and other tussles
threatening to tum serious.

Unlike Friday's debacle the
Rebels were in the game against
Beaver Valley, jumping out to a 2-
0 lead on power play goals from
Rick Crowe and Dwayne
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Adam Di h got those back
with two quick goals 12 seconds
apart midway through the first to
knot the score at two a piece,
Darrell Samdack scored the
only goal of the second period
giving the Nite Hawks a 3-2 lead.
‘Whereas the first period featured
heavy hitting by both teams, the

* second was more wide open with

only one penalty going to Beaver
Valley and the Rebels outshooting
their opponents 17-13.

the third period Derek Piche
added to the Nite Hawks lead
before Dale Bonderud brought the
Rebels back to within one with
their third powerplay goal at the
seven minute mark. Any hopes of
a comeback were short lived
however as Wayne Titus put the
insurance marker behind Healy
with 8:57 remaining. Cory Ross
sealed their fate by taking a
roughing penalty with a minute
and a balf left in the game, another

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Play got chippy Friday against Columbia Valley Rockles as Rebels feel frustration.

sign of lack of discipline due to
frustration.

Lack of discipline has hurt the
team during their current slide.
“We took some bad chippy
penalties in the third period,” said
coach Cooper. G.M. Don Joice
Added, “Players have been taking
a penalty per game for
unsportsmanlike conduct for
mouthing off at the Referees -
there’s no need for that kind of
stuff.”

On the positive side, the team
played hard and Cooper is pleased
with the play of his two most
recent acquisitions as he tries to
shore up the defence. “Jeremy
Thompson and Chad Riddell have
been solid out there. They take the
body and finish their checks. With

- Rob McLeod out with a seperated *

shoulder we were happy to’ get
Chad from Trail and Jeremy from
Columbia Valley.”

Thompson scored Castlegar’s
only goal on Friday as the Rebels
were routed 11-1 by the best team
in the league. The Rockies have
lost only three games this season

and team size and speed proved .

too much for a Rebels team that
was augmented by two players
from the local Midget Reps.

“Derek Kazakoff and Nino
DaCosta did OK considering the
team we through them in against,”
said Cooper. “They certainly got a
taste of what it’s like to play
Junior hockey.”

. Matt Kolle started in nets for
Castlegar but was yanked midway
through the second with the score
7-0. Lorin Healy came in long
enough to make 4 saves and allow
two goals before being given the
heave-ho for trying to split a
Rockies’ helmet with bis lumber.

Columbia Valley’s Chuck
Steele and Olaf Kjenstad did
enough damage tc win the game
themselves with both scoring
hattricks. Todd Bell and Kevin
Epp notched a pair each while Jeff
Dale rounded out the onslaught
with a single.

Beyond The Blueline... The only
thing positive about the game
against the Rockies was: that no
one got injured. David Green
continued with his hot hand
assisting on all 4 Castlegar goals
over the weekend, Remi Lavallee
on the other hand has cooled off
with only one assist in his last
three games. Jarret Watis and Gien
Ormsby failed to show from
Kelowna again last weekend.

Management is looking for ways
to get them moved to Castlegar in
the New Year. Being weekend
warriors and not practicing with
the team does not help Watts and
Ormsby fit in and is detrimental to
team morale.

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Chad Riddell
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Age: 16 - Joined Rebels from Trail

Position: Defense

Coach's Comments: chad wasn't getting a
lot of [co time with Trall. They have older defense
there. | [ke the way he plays - nothing fancy, he

plays his position and takes the body all the time.

David Says.: | played.tn all the games tor Trall
until Dec. 1. Alght now I'm in Grade 12 at J.L.
Crowe but | may switch In January to Stanley
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Psychic master visits area

By BARBARA TANDORY

Sun staff writer

Joba “the Beloved” Jennings is
a man of many faces —+ some of’ |
them of previous reincamations,
as the psychic teccher and healer
from Seattle’ told the audience on

a ‘recent. weekend , visit to ©
Casi t

legar,

And Jennings, 44, said he has
litde use for hypnosis in his work
as a therapist.and teacher at the
Seattle-based School of Light
which he's running for long
enough to acquire a large, world
following for this ministry of
enll,

ghtment,
x have 2 1/2 million students,”
he Said, fuiding bis work is jn the
sioin

ii gs actually da
demonstration ot a change of
form, a transformation which “
many in the audience of sixty’
professed to have scen it,

A “priceless rosary,” carved
out of wood from Mt. Olive, in
front of him on the lecture podium
and a pack of Camel cigarettes

“/ ‘and meant to nie red student to
/- ahigher spiritual level.

“The reason I don’t push
people into hyp py is

said

Jennings
atime of r

jearth is’
a

Jennings said that the $80 U.S. fees
he'ct

ie of cosmic “court,” the first
since before the time of the
ancient Phoenicians,

Much of the geuoral malaise
felt by general population has to

d for a psychic reading
was his minimum rate.
Disarmingly honest at times,
and at all times entertaining,
Jennings talked freely about his
spiritual and other travails,

do with trying but cl i
changes experienced by the planct
itself, he said.

But Jennings said not to expect
divine intervention which, at any
rate, might not be necessary in the
coming carth crisis,

said he believed that

illusion,” he said. “I “Jon 't deal in

illusion.” Jennings believes that

many people have been harmed
th the ip

use of

behind him, ‘gave an,

that’
exercise when
his breath became like a rushing

* wind through a tunnel.

“They call me ‘Canyon John’
in Oia,” he joked, without
interry céncentration.

Later he said he developed
naturally and early these skills and
practices since ancient times by
eastern mystics, including the
prana, which is simultancous
inspiration and expiration of
breath.

“Some will see a fog forming,”
he said and noted the different
faces which people might see
were faces from his previous
lifetimes. A number of people said
they could see him differently,
even as a woman.

A few others claimed to have
seen invisible light | enerey

But even though he came
down to earth in his lecture often
enough, Jennings managed to hit
a few high notes of the most
esoteric kind.

who has

ropene vould come from an

“It.isn't ‘going to be a crystal
that saves us, or God, or an angel
or an archangel. I believe that it’s
going tobe mankind. *

“T believe we're going to start
righting ourselves. We're going to
physically move from one
dimension of energy into another,
higher dimension.”

with AIDS among his clients, said
he has “250 men and women in‘
remission” since he began:.
spiritual healing work with them
nine years ago. :

He also made a bald prediction
regarding the deadly disease of
the immune system for which no
cure has been found.

“I believe we'll have the cure
in 1991,” be said, giving the date
as next March or April,

Jennings said he believes
AIDS to be “a

said even history has
taught this lesson. “A civilization
if very low, then shoots out.” He
said this time the planet earth itself
is getting ready to make a sudden
leap into the unknown.

But he said he didn’t know what
would happen to earth’s human
inhabitants.

“I don’t know,” he said. “T only
know that God is directing it, but I
don’t know if mankind is going to
move with it now.”

But Jennings had a sterner

disease,” introduced i 1

ing while pea of

by human scientists using

around
one woman remarked later that
the room seemed to become
misty, making her wonder why
the room got so smoky.

Jennings, however, caade:a
special disclaimer that he does not
use hypnosis, achieving results
only through “prayer and
meditation.” He said he’d been
tested ‘at Columbia University,
where “they thought I was
hypnotizing them.”

‘This was not the case because

“In the 1930s,” he said,
people wanted to create

the perfect Aryan race with
beautiful blue eyes and blond

At the same time, in the
thirties, “people i in many nations

in the
world,

“T believe that if we don’t take
charge by the year 2025, God
will.”

This can only be done “through
love,” he said. “It's a birthing

rOCESss.”

Born an ill child of

to of
addictions, overweight — there
was time, he said, when he walked
around like a 300-Ib “beached
whale — and reminisced about his
double life as a mystic and a
banker.
*’ “Can you believe I was a banker
for 20 years?” he laughed. “All
those years I'd go home, take off
my 3-piece suit and become John
the spiritual teacher and psychic
healer.”

His “School of Light" is part
therapy and pati spiritual training,
designed to help people help
themselves.

“We don’t give you our truth,”
be said, “What I have found out is
that there isn’t any (one truth).””

“On the West Coast, it seems,
that many people who are into the
New Age are experiencing
recurrences of old problems, issues
they felt were completed, old
relationships they thought they had
severed.” Jennings said “ all this is
tying in with what’s happening
with the earth” at this time.

He said in his work he acted as
both “a therapist and a minister,”
but noted he was wary of long

py.

“If I can't help them in six or
eight weeks, they need a
babysitter,” he said.

Jennings: only demurred when
asked if the “Beloved” nickname
meant what it said, a reference to a
disciple of Jesus Christ by that
name,

He said he’d been maligned and
ridiculed and would not rather

mixed Jewish and Catholic family

P with
aliens.”

In an interview after: the
lecture, Jennings said he really
believed that the AIDS virus was
the unfortunate result of genetic

yone saw
he said.

Thoughts
of emperor

Hirohito

By T.R. Reid

The Washington Post
TOKYO - With leaders of
government and industry here
already fretful about next year's
50th anniversary of Japan's attack
on Pearl Harbor, an old
controversy has been reignited by

the emergence of new documents ~

the late
Hirotito’s role in World War Il.

Since this country is across the
international date line from the
United States, the Japanese
consider Dec. 8 to’ be Pearl
Harbor Day. Other than a few
editorials in the papers and World
War II movies on TV, the 49th
anniversary of the raid. was
marked quietly here this year. But
there is great concem here that
next year’s Pearl Harbor Day will
not be as quiet in the United
States.

The fear is that the 50th
anniversary of the surprise attack
that crippled the. U.S. Pacific
Fleet - and eventually sank.
Japan’s; Asian-Pacific empire -
will be widely marked in the
United States, leading to
increased hostility toward Japan.

Industrial groups’ are planning
meetings to discuss a possible
backlash against Japanese
products. A citizens’ group is
pushing for a formal apology
from the Japanese government to
the American people. It ‘has been
suggested that J: depen ’s prime
minister travel to the Pearl Harbor
Memorial next Dec, Tto lay a,

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by earth
who
alien knowledge but lacked
wisdom as to how to use it.
“Some of the technology that
came in then, came from a higher
source,” he noted. “It was not
integrated.”
Jennings ‘said’ there were
“massive reports” of sightings and
of landings in the 1930s.
Even Albert Binstein was in
contact with aliens from UFOs, he
said.

«Liman

‘These “communications are
constant,” he said.
- “These are alien magnetic
forms,” he said of sightings the
world over reported as UFOs.

ings told the i he

“in the nasty year of

~ 1946,” Jennings has kept elements

from Hebrew and Christian
teachings but radically stripped of
dogma and combined with
mystical Eastern traditions that
mixes much better with New Age
thinking.

Jennings even told his audience
to not be concermed with the idea
of karma as punishment or
retriubution.

“There’s no predesination in

+ the.world,” he said. “You're co-

creator with God; you create your
destiny.

“God where I came from is
incomplete,” he said, noting that
it'll take the rest of God's alleged
creation — and till the end of time
— to complete the process of
creation.

Jennings made a= rare
appearance, his first, in Castlegar,
on the invitation of a group of

had seen a bright-light UFO on
his way to Castlegar while driving
from Seattle on Nov. 30.

d persons familiar with
his psychic teaching activity and
said he'd probably be back in the
spring.

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