82 CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 5, 1983.

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HOCKEY — CASTLEGAR GENTLEMEN'S. LEAGUE:
Goose Creek vs. Trans-X, 8:15 p.m., old ereng.
Soviet All-Stars vs. Philadelphia flyers, 4:30 p.
channel 13, CASTLEGAR COMMERCIAL LEAGUE:
Williams Moving vs. Mountain Sports Hut, 10 p.m.,
new arena,
HOCKEY — GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE: Gander Creek
vs. Trans-X, 9:30 p.m., new arena; Maloney's vs
Kalesnikoff, 9:30 p.m., old arand.
BASKETBALL: Stanley Humphries Sr. Rockettes vs.
J. L. Crowe, 7 p.m., SHSS gym.

“SAI AY
HOCKEY — GENTLEMEN'S LEAGUE: Goose Creek
vs. Dairy Queen, 7:30 p.m., new arena, KIJHL: All-

Bruins vs.
FOOTBALL — NEL: ate slavatie. , He m., channels 6
and 13. NFC playoffs, 9:30 a.m.,.channels 2 and 9.

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Heed doach Orval Tessier, |”

perturbed as“ his Chicago” ’ -
Black Hawks’ fell behind .1-0

while being: outshot 19-1:

. through 20 minutes: against

St. Louis Blues, had a few
words to offer:at: the inter-

_ mission.

“We had a one-way meet-
ing,” said Tessier. “I was the
one person talking.

“Lwas ombarrasnet By the

“Meanwhile, the» tour
Soviet “All-Stars detested
Minnesota North Stars 6-5.

Tessier's scowl | had, vani-
shed by game's end, his team
a.4-2 victor Tuesday.

Be
drilled ‘a’ shot pi
‘goaltender. Rie

t: Montreal’;
Sevigny

Elsewhere in the Nattohal
Hockey League, it: was:
Philadelphia Flyeré 4, /Van-
couver Canucks 1; Québec
Nordiques 3, Montreal Cana-
diens 1; New York Islanders.
5, Buffalo Sabres 2; and Ed.

Overtime win for.
Cranbrook Royals’

( <A
goal by Neil Lyseng at 5:04 of:
sudden-desth overtime gave"
Cranbrook Royals ‘a.7-6. win:

over, Kimberley Dyhamiters Y
*-saves in the Dynamiters' net

in Western . International
Hockey League action Tues.
day night.

“The Royals overcamé a 6-8
deficit as playing-coach’ Kelly
Ferner scored at 19:86 of the

‘third period on a:power- play.

to send it into overtime.” ,
Other Cranbrook marks-

men were Ken Stroud, Gerry

Klinkhamer, Bernie Lukow-
ich, John Fargher and ‘Aaron
Armstrong.

Kimberley’ 3 seals tame

from Aurel. Beaudin, Myron
Luker, Glen: Leavins, Ray’

-Gregorash, Kevin Zahara and |

Ray. Cresy. ‘
Randy Amatto made. 36

while Rick Mailott stopped 32
shots for Cranbrook, .'

The win;moved the] Royals,
into’ a. third-place tie ! wit
Kimberley i in league standing.

28 points, seven. behind’
ead :place “Trail ‘Smoke
Eaters. “

League ctl resumes Fri-

day night:with Trail:at-Kim-

“berley, Spokane ‘at. -Cran-
- -brook and Blk Valley. at Nel:

son.

‘tied record, the best in the

“Rookie right winger Steve’, ‘at 7:38 of the third period for

“ Larmer scored his. 21stand ' ‘the winner. Goulet scored his,

22nd goals of the season and 26th of the’season into an

centre. Denia’ Savard" had “empty. net; at:.19:82  of’:the’’

three assists and a geal'on.a - final period’as the Canadiens:

penalty shot to lift Chicago to went. with six attackers. ,

the road triumph.” . In ‘Uniondale, N.Y., Brent.
The ‘Hawks ‘were: outshot and Duane Sutter: combined

66-28 but goaltender Murray.
Bannerman was. equal to the

gan Patrick with a 20-16-7 réco!
Brian Sutter's power- play | “Brent. Sutter: assisted ‘on

“ goal.gave the Blues a first: Gord Lane's, goal 28 seconds

period. lead before Larmer into game ‘and, after, Gilbert

tied it early in the second.“ perreault re

Rick Wilson had St. Louis in

front 2-1 but Savard, granted

York beat Buffalo. The Is-:.
landers. are second, in. the.

Mike ‘Boss: :

~ gchidle, sent the teams into. and ie ny, Buel core

tho final period tied 22. for the Islanders, while’ Mike |
Larmer scored the winning “Ramsey. had the Sabres’

“goal at 6:17. Al Secord’s 88rd: other goal.

goal of: the season added in- In Calwary, linematos
urance with 1:82 remaining.’ Mark Messier ‘and Glenn An-

‘The Norris Division lead-’ derson each -had.a goal and
ers improved thier: won-lost-. :two, assists for Edmonton. -
Wayne Gretzky,. with. his
NHL, to26-8-6, St, Louis fell 81st, Ken \Linseman, Paul -
to 14-244. ‘Coffey and Pat: Hughes also

In Quebec, Michel Goulet’s: scored for the Oilers.’ Kent
short-handed goal. for the. Nilsson, Guy Chouinard and
Nordiques’ and: Mario, Trem-;;’ Kevin : LaValle replied for:
blay’s. :power- “ay for: the thei Elaicss y

» GARTH JOHNSON
Garth has his Level Two

air traffic controller in the

Canadian Armed Forces

brought Garth to Lahr,

- Germany where he ‘coach-

ed hockey in Pee Wee

‘house, He is now coaching
m

“son playing hockey. in ‘the
Bantam Division. Garth is

adian Armed. Forces:

‘The men behind hocke

Moose Jaw, Sask. Being an!

now retired from the Can- .

ed RUDY MARTINI Be
Rudy has been involved:
with ‘Castlegar Minor. Hoc-
key -since..it- began. He
served on the first execu-
tive.as Vice-president. and
then as Presid nt. He also...
coached in the Atoms, Pee
Wee and Bantam Divi-
sions. He is now coaching
_ the Bantam “B", Rep: hoc-

to
Lyle Stove
q Scott Jones and Chuek’

- the Bantam Division. Paul

’ PAUL MAKEIY.
Paul has taken on the job
of Division .Manager. for...

| the Bantams. He-has also ~

been Division Manager and -
a coach in minor baseball. 5;
He has.one son, Brent, in-
volved in Minor Hockey in

is currently employed by
BC Timber-in the Pulp
Division as a welder.

. Canadian Imperial Bank of ;

»terests.include rebuilding» .

-ager for the Novices. He ;
has: two. boys playing hoc-
ey — John in Senior No
ices.and. Chris, in: Atoms,
He | is: vemployed : by . the

Commerce. -His.‘other. in- ,

‘engines, ‘scuba: diving,

‘woodworking and tropical :
fish. Don isa lifetime ‘spec-
stator, of hockey. ‘

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Daoust leads

TORONTO (CP) — When played ‘ since, Toronto has
Toronto Maple Leafs
tained rookie centre Dan Da- a four

ob- won three, tied one and is on -

Leats _

‘Canadiens, collecting one as-
sist. 4

oust and fourth-year defence- “ heading into a contest. to-
man Gaston Gingras from ; night in New Jersey against
Montreal on Dec. 17 for a pair’ the Devils. Included in that’
‘of lower draft picks in 1984 or string. is'a win and a tie

streak.

1985, they were in a season-
long slump. $

- However, in the six games
the former Canadiens have

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Detroit and the final play-

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sion. The Leafs enjoy five

games in hand on the Red
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One of the, big reasons for

the success has been the play

- of Daoust — Dangerous Dan

Daoust as his new teammates
call him. The nickname. is

poem entitled The Shooting.
of Dan McGrew.

The five-foot-10, 165-pound
native of Montreal, . who
grew up in Kirkland Lake,
Ont., saw limited action in
only. four .games for the

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in his first six
games with the Leafs, Da-
oust has collected 12 points
on three goals: and nine as-
‘sists. His new linemates also
haye benefited.
VAIVE REGAINS TOUCH
Right winger Rick Vaive,

team captain, has. scored .

eight goals and added an as-
sist in his last four games,.
while: left winger John An-‘’
derson has,two goals and five -"
assists.

“We work well together,”
says Daoust of the line's
output of 13 + goals nad 15 as-
sists.

He can thank Doug Car-
penter, coach of the Leafs’.
*;American Hockey League’
farm club in St. Catharines, - $
Ont., for his :seaulaitfon by
the Leafs. ©

“He'd had Daoust in junior
hockey’at Cornwall (Ont.),”

. said Leafs general manager

Gerry “McNamara. “Doug
told us this kid has a heart as:
big asa football.”
In’ two -years with’ the
Canadiens’ AHL farm club,
- Nova Scotia Voyageurs, ,Da-
oust scored 68 ‘goals and
added 100 assists.
-“I-always thought I- could
play in the NHL and def-
initely d to,” he says,

—..

Castlogat’s Mlaget “an rep.

team played four games’ in,

the annual Spokane Bahtam: «

Midget tournament Dec. 21-
30. Although the team only
won one of the four. games,
they enjoyed competition
~with''teams from’ Salt ‘Lake
City Utah, Squaw Valley

Guten Enderby and Spo-
for’ five points ‘to help. New. ae

the’: tournament’: champion
Salt“Lake. City Midgets de-
: feat Castlegar'6-1. Salt Lake
City. was a large physical
team and, although Castlegar

Lake was a strong team and
asa result never lost a game.
Castlegar’s ‘only « goal’ was
- scored.’ by - Bill” Alexander
‘withthe’ assists ‘going’ to
Randy { ‘Salekin: and '’Darrell
Zibin. Mitch Peacock put in a
fine Performance, | blockis; 28
shots. in ‘goal.’

Castlegar’s gecond game
resulted in a 4-2 win over’a
fiesty “Squaw. Valley Calif-

ornia team, Goals went’ to

"The! first game‘played saw '

‘most exciting game of the Y
tournament but; saw, Castle-::

gar lose 5-3 in the last mintite

of ‘play: to ‘tourney “finalists

from Enderby. One goal each
by Darrell Zibin, Brad Mair

and Wasilenkoff was simply °

not ‘enough’ to win, Assists

went to Alexander and Brett y

Molnar, ~

""<aphe final gamo for Castle-
gar was the second of the day -

and’ followed the peak, per;
‘formance’ of the Castlegar

squad's early ‘morning: game -
“leaving the boys both physi-
‘cally ‘and , mentally unpre-

to play, the “highly.
motivated, fresh. legged
hometown | Spokane team,
The final score saw Castlegar
lose. for. the first: time this
year to Spokane! by.a score of
9-2. \This game resulted in

Castlegar being. bumped :

from the playoff round.’ Al-

. though: somewhat disappoint. sr

“was ‘evident Cast!

gar’s strong morning: ii

had taken its toll.
One of the highlights « of the

‘Spokane tournament was ‘the
for

Cc ‘3

Walter. lenkoff, Darrick
Zibin, “Andrew. Zibin and
Walter Sheloff. Assists went

to Richard Paulson, Robbie

Tamelin’ and Roger Planedin.
Roger Junker performed
well'in the Castlegar. net.
‘The third game Castlegar
ik was considered the

Three Rebels in: 2

: team to become « acquainted
with the Squaw Valley: team:

which resulted’ in a‘game in

Castlegar on Dec. 81: at the °

Arena Complex. In this game
Castlegar defeated the

Squaw van is bh a sore eee
2 a

of 8-9

All-Star game _

Be Guanes Salt
Three members of the

“| Castlegar Rebels are gearing —
up: for the Kootenay Inter-

* national Junior Hockey
League’s annual all-star
game : in’ Nelson - Syne
Mighty raise. av

i

are part, of-the West division
team. : » Fi

Others on the team: in-
clude: from the Trail Junior
Smoke Eaters; ‘Tim Lenar-
don, Terry Proulx, Bill Mani-
ago, Mark Kucher, Ken Mec-
Neil with Dave Limacher
coaching; for Nelson Jr. Ma-
ple Leafs; Allan Perich, Jim
Perich, Howie: Steele and
Greg Schacher will be part of
the action.

Beaver Valley Nite Hawks
will have four players in the
line-up: Scott : Mackway,
Dave Rugg, Mike Barzel, and
Scott Wagner.

Brian Hoodikoff and Todd
Rasmussen of Grand Forks
Border Bruins are also part

pow,

of: -the ‘roster. Bert: Brooker,
and: Peter McLelland of

“The Beat Division ea
will consist of: Don Colaerec,
Mike Hall, Peter. “Thrasher, %

Columbia Valley. Rockies
players Kent Newman, Ross

Janzen, Clayton Clifton and :

David Koliman will ‘also be
part’ of the all-stars.

For Spokane Flames; Sam
Frobe, -Rod | Poindexter,
Charlie Goodwin -and Bob
Stoitz will play.

Kimberley’s ' players in-
elude Curtis Richter,‘ Len
Steenson and Dan Luker.’

Barry Lang, and Dan Mor-.

‘gan from Elk Valley Blazers’

will be. playing- while. Bob”

Woykin and Dan: Postnikoff
es 1 play from Creston Clip-

ee Game time is 8 p.m. at the
Nelson Civic’ Arena.

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Jones -Dr.: Allard has done in

* atead of seeing players scta-

by how to cheek,”

_ An ability to recognize {apo
“game patterns” and‘ react: ©: ‘The. ‘hm
quickly and effectively ‘to flashed pictures of chess
them, says Dr. Fran Allard, a games ona screen and asked
kineslologist at.the Univer- . chess players to recall these
sity of Waterloo. (Kinesi- pictures. Master. chess’ play-”

ology is the study’ of body ers could remember. where
motions and. mechanics.)

all tho. chess’ picees were in
each; picture,.., but’ amateur
{plat

ity to’ ‘sée thelr ‘sport:

sequence of; co-ordinated ‘nut remember the dye hi
plays — game patter:

not merely aserics of random’

movements. The ¢

identify each ore with:

imum of visual
“It takes only millisevonds. * L

for the expert to identify. the ee

The, Gretzkys and Orrs
have ‘learned pattern .recog-

“nition, so, they can ‘change’:

direction and speed to follow ;-
the play, and make perfectly °
executived passes.

Dr. Allard compares pat-.

to read we see individual ~
letters on the page ean don’t

WAYNE GRETZKY ©
ae s quick reaction
have | meaning for’ ¢
says. > : Drs. Chase and Simon have
Dr. Allard says “chunking” studied Bobby Fischer, who
also occurs in sports. “In-. put in endless:hours playing
chess in a fruit cellar before
tered across ‘the ice, the he’ could instantly Fecognize

. player sees them arranged in - chess patterns. They. found

meaningful combinations, that the expert players’ they
just-like words,” she says. observed had- each accumu-

Dr. Allard says‘iwo basic lated at least-10,000. hours of
sets of -skills make a good “play.

hockey player: “Obi The -Ameri
“physi

eto develop: your’. have ‘also done experiments,
abilities ‘how’ to 'with musicians and physicists,
skate, how ‘to handle the and are now studying a wai-
t ‘she ter from a local restaurant, ©
who has the uncanny knack
oeeBut shooting against a of remembering a large num-
garage forever and skating. ber of dinner orders. without

around’ pylohs' ‘tan't' stiough,” the ‘aid of a pep and paper.” \
“You aveite dé Me le

Snide ‘of

ay bone Neil Charness, is examining”

of play.” : ‘ game patterns in bridge. He
How many hours? “About. ‘says. that quick: ‘pattern rec- |
10,000, Say“ Dr.. William “ognition is important ina

Chase and Dr. Herbert Si: ’- card game because it enables -

mon of Carnegie-Meflon ‘Uni: “the player to consider rapidly -

versity in Pittsburgh: Drs.

all the ways to play his hand.

RECREATION

Registration
Registration for Winter ‘83

: __ Recreation Programs starts

Jan. 10 from 6 - 8 p.m, in the
hall of the community" com-

plex. If you have not yet -

received a program brochure
be sure to pick one up at a
local grocery store-or at the:
recreation office. This winter
we have a large’ variety of
programs to keep the whole
family active.
“Sit Waxing Clinic’ :

Coming up Thursday, is a
Cross-Country Ski Waxing
Clinie.. Contrary: to “popular

- belief, cross-country ski wax-

ing is simple and easy. Find
out how to wax successfully
by coming to .a 1%-hour
informal discussion and ex:
planation of the principles of
cross country ski waxing.
Tips on choosing the correct
wax in different conditions,
how a cross-country ski
works, the use of klisters, ski
base preparation, etc. The
clinic gets underway’ at 7
p.m. in the Arts and Crafts
Room of the complex. Regis-
tration fee is “$2 for adults
and $1 for children’ 12 -and
under. Register today to
avoid disappointment.

Adult Programs .
Some of the adult pro-
grams we are offering this
winter are:
Guitar Lessons: This class

is geared toward the begin- -

ner guitarist. Various chords,
how to tune a guitar and
basic strumming techniques
will be learned. Classes are
very small so ‘the needs of
each individual will be met.

Sewing: For those who

wish to, learn basic sewing
techniques or develop pres-
ent skills; Session will consist
of. a ‘short “lecture, then
practical work. Participants
will learn to alter patterng
and... sew * several projects
-using t-shirts knits and wov-
en fabrics.

Jean Creation: Learn how
to ‘create your own designer.
jeans in just two sessions.
‘Your jeans will look as good
as store bought jeans plus
they will be made to fit.

‘Weaving: The fundamen-
tals of four-harness weaving
taught on table looms. This
beginners course will develop
such skills as preparing the
loom for weaving, choosing
materials and executing a
project.

Square Dancing: Have a
great time learning the bas-
ics of American Square Dan-
cing. Enjoy 10 weeks of
recreation and fun.

For further information pick .
up a brochure or, call the -

recreation office at 365-3386.
RE A

watch for it

erlean sclontiats:~

whose ‘career’'as’ a

executive includes, 13° years

‘as president of the: Western
jamai¢an Boxing Board. .

Hastin, g8, who says he is-

sickened at the spéctacle of a.
defen less. boxer: being hit
before a fight is

‘ays anyone who

himself competent
ct as boxing: . official.
should know. precisely when

to halt a bout.-
Hastings: likens the ‘situ-
‘a traffic light.

‘A bout is in action and”

t ter panth “when he was

throwing. nothing,” Hastings
sald! “He had no attack and

1¢ \\he was, an open target.
and

most times he is doing “that.

* because hehas been hurt and

‘he doesn’t hnve the energy’ to’

ek,

“After this, if three Pp
ches: consecutively ' get
through to the head the red
light is on and the bout
should be stopped.”

FAILTOHALT .

But too often, under pres-
sure to keep a fight going to’
please’ the crowd, referees
don’t react to the red light,
said Hastings, ‘a. former pres-
fdent' of the Nova Scotia

‘Amateur. Boxing: Board. and

current president of a Halifax
amateur. club. Ms
South Korean fighter Duk:

\d ‘Koo Kim, who died after a
“recent ‘lightweight bout in

“the :green ‘light. All is Tine,
: We: can. sit back and enjoy a

yy x8’x

(or $139.00 per 1,

Las Vegas with champion

Ray Mancini, took punch af-

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“Tt should never. have gone

n.”

In ‘another recent junior
weltorweight title fight, Al-
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‘tually rio. defence while tak-

ig 10 or 11 blows to the head

from world.champion Aaron -

Pryor before the referce
stepped between the fight-
era,

“Boxing is a good sport,”
said Hastings, a former dir-

- ector of surgery at a hospital

‘something close to it — and"!
set down hard guidelines for; |

stopping a fight, !
He concedes tough rules

might. be unpopular,. even |.

among fighters who can’ be
“very gutsy and ‘stand ‘up
even if they are taking a ter-
rible hammering.”

“But boxing is going to be
finished sogn,”'if such rules
are-not enforced, he said.:

Juvenile
action

at Montego Bay, Jamaica. “It -

helps, boys grow: up, but

there's no excuse for allowing °

a man to be battered in the

ring.

“Boxing will be ruined by
officiating that's no good —
there is no argument about
that at all.” -.

He. believes every boxing
commisaiun ‘in the. world

should force ringside officials :

and referees to adopt. his‘

‘raffle ight analogy — or ,

By CasNows Staff
Castlegar Juveniles will be
travelling to Invermere this
weekend in hopes of winning
the right to. represent the
Kootenays (Zone 1): inthe

. B.C. Winter Games at Revel-

stoke Feb. 23-27. ,
Coach John, Si

CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 5, 1983

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