Al2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 19, 1978
Former Rebels in there Digging

The following article ap-
peared in the Oct, 1 issue of The
Sunday Sun In Marquette,
Mich:

NMU (Northern Michigan
University) Wildcat hockey
eoach, Rick Comley, went out
Jast spring in pursuit of centers,
and it looks as though his quest
has ended with the acquisition
of Steven Bozek (of Castlegar)
and Steve Cloutier (of Toronto),

_ “I'd say there's not a flip of
acoin difference between Bozek
and Cloutier," Comley said. "I
think both will be key centers
in the coming year.”

Bozek has an impressive
record in two seasons with his
hometown Castlegar Rebels of
the Kootenay International Ju-
nior Hockey League. The Brit-
ish Columbia team won the
championship both years and
Bozek was a first team All-Star
selection, was chosen the team's
most valuable player and was
the MVP of the league playoffs
for 1977-78.

The softspoken freshman
hopes he's found his niche at
NMU. He feels he'll have no
problems fitting in with the
rest of the team.

“Name of Their Game is Hockey

STEVEN BOZEK
... real feel for game

“All the guys have been
really helpful and easy to get
along with,” he said. “I feel a
kind of personal pressure to do
well for the team.”

Bozek figures his strong
points are scoring goals and
skating.

Comley tagged Bozek as
the “flashiest" player in pre-
season camp so far.

BRIAN VERIGIN

“The college game is a lot
faster with more breakaway
hockey," he said, “But, I'm
hoping it will complement my
style as a skater,”

Cloutier hails from Toron-
to. He spent last season with
the Dixie ‘Bee Hives of the
Ontario Hockey Association
Provincial Junior A League. In
the 1977-78 season, he led the
Bee Hives in scoring and was
selected to the Provincial A
All-Star team,

Comley has several other
freshman recruits and walk-ons
who look promising. Defense-
man Brian Verigin, also of
Castlegar, is classified as an
outstanding freshman in a crop
of rookies that Comley termed

++ Pl ig

“He's tremendously quick,”
the coach said, “He's got sound
instincts and he's already a
mature thinker at 17; he's got a
real feel for the game.”

Bozek’s interest in hockey
is not a passing fancy. A player
since he was six, he aspires toa
professional career. For now,
collegiate hockey is a path to
his goal,

World Famous Harlem Clowns
Scheduled Here Next Week

Basketball Monkeyshines!

That's what loca! fans will
see when the world famous
Harlem Clowns bring their fan-
tastie show to the Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
on the evening of Oct. 27.

Doors will open at 6:30 for
a preliminary game between
SHSS and the L. V. Rogers
staff.

The globe-trotting Clowns
have been criss-crossing the
United States and Canadian
provinces, as well as the rest of

the world, for more than 40
years. 5

For folks who like laughs
with their sports, the Harlem
Clowns have all the answers.
From the time they take to the
floor to the tune of their theme
song, “Sweet Georgia Brown"
until the grand finale “baseball
game” the Clowns are working
their hardest to combine fancy
ball handling and shooting with
both planned and spontaneous
humor.

In their long history, the

Selkirk Women Win 4-1

Over Grand

Three goals slammed in
during the second half of the
match gave Selkirk Saints wo-
men's field hockey team a 4-1
victory over the visiting Grand
Forks High School squad last
Thursday on the Selkirk field.

Selkirk's first goal came
during the first half, making ita
1-0 lead at half-time. Their
three remaining markers were
made during the second half,
during which time Grand Forks
scored their lone goal,

Tanis Bourchier had two
goals, while Anne Birukow and
Barb Rode added singles. Two

Minutes Seem
Hours for
Hyperactive

Time seems to pass a lot
more slowly for hyperactive
children compared to normal
children, psychiatric research-
ers have found.

Teachers often notice that
hyperactive children have a
short attention span in class-
room. And researchers now say
that may be because they have
a distorted sense of time.

In experiments conducted
in Buffalo, NY, researchers had
75 normal children and 25
hyperactive children push but-
tons when they thought a
certain time had passed.

Forks Team

Selkirk players, Heather Jen-
kins and Nancy Moran, were
out due to leg injuries.

A local field hockey tour-
ney was held at Queen Eliza-
beth Park in Nelson, hosted by
the L. V. Rogers High School
team. Participants included
high schools from Penticton,
Castlegar, Nelson and the Sel-
kirk College team.

Selkirk won two games; a
2-0 game over Stanley Hum-
phries and a 1-0 game over the
L, V. Rogers team. Penticton
defeated Selkirk 1-0 when the
visiting team scored early in
the first half and shut-out Sel-
kirk for the balance of the
game.

Selkirk College scorers in
the game were Barb Rode,
Diane Bartch and Resa Bour-
chier. Coach Fay Fodor was
pleased with the strong play of
halfbacks Heather Jenkins,
Laurisa Kanigan and Sharlene
Martini, plus excellent play
from the forwards and goalie
Doris Hark.

Nelson, Castlegar and Sel-
kirk ended up tied for the top
spot, each with two wins and
one loss, The final positions
were decided by goals scored,
with saw Castlegar Stanley
Humphries in first place, Pen-
ticton Lakers second, with Sel-
kirk College Saints third and
Nelson fourth.

Normal children
six seconds for the seven-
second interval, while hyper-
active ones guessed nearly 11
seconds. For the 15-second test,
normal children guessed nearly
12 seconds, while the hyper-
active children estimated over
23 seconds had gone by. Similar
results were found for the third
time.

The State University of
New York researchers say the
results clearly show large dif-
ferences in time-guessing abi-
lity of normal and hyperactive

Help

US
Achieve
Our
Goal

Clowns have played mostly for
high schools, with their games
usually sponsored by the Let-
termen’s Club, Associated Stu-
dent Body, Key Club, PTA and
Girls’ League.

Locally they are sponsored
by the Stanley Humphries
Athletic Council as a fund-rais-
ing project for the present
school year.

Opponents have as much
fun as the Clowns—because
owner Al Pullins insists that his
players “keep the game inter-
esting.”

The Wildcats are prac-
ticing with 35 players, including
17 freshmen. By the time the
1978-79 season begins at home
against Manitoba, Oct. 27,
Comley will have narrowed the
roster to 27,

And NMU hockey fans can
look forward to secing some
fresh talent sprinkled through-
out the new roster.

The highest accident: rate
for children is from 10 to
14 years of age, and most
injuries are a result of traf-
fic accidents. When ‘driving,
always be on the alert
for children, especially in
school zones and residential
areas, Teach them the traf-
fic rules. Make safety con-
sciousness a part of their
Lifestyle.

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