CASTLEGAR NEWS, January 30,1983" BS.
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"BOSTON (AP) :— Rookie Jacques Lemaire
Lue Dufour recorded his first

three-goal gama iii the Na-

-Honal Hockey League to lead ‘

Boston Bruins to their ningth
consecutive victory, a 7-3 win

over Detroit Red Wings on”

Saturday afternoon,

Keith Crowder, Peter Mc-
Nab, ‘Barry Pederson and
Tom Fergus also scored for

Boston while | goalie Pete -

Peeters extended his ur-
beaten streak to 26 games.

*.° The Bruins, who are 12-41
here since Detroit's last yic-
tory over Boston on Dec. 12,
“1976, were outshot 18-5 in the
first period but took a 2-1
load, . with ail Ange goals,

LEAFS 5 SABRES 3
TORONTO (CP) — Toron-
to Maple Leafs fell hehind 2-0

on Buffslo's first two shots -
,then bounced back, with the

help of right ‘winger Miro- ’
-slav: Frycer's ,.two' second: fal

defenceman Barry. Melrose’
goal at 6:16 of the first period
and gained momentum'when *

period. gorls, to: defeat, the’ ;

Sabres 6-3." i
Lindy. Ruff and Dale Mc
Court had Buffalo in ‘front

with goals at 1:81 and 2:18 of
“ingarance © goal with
‘goal wit

the Lerfs th lead sein.
Terry, Martin

* the final’ | period: ‘when the

Swedish forward’ blasted in

his own rebound on a power |

three key saves followin; the

goal, most notable ‘on. a

‘hooming shot by. defenceman
Robinson...

QUEBEC (CP): :
winger Michel Goulet broke a

4d tie with his 36th: goal of

in Nelson,

Seas]

Congratulations go out to William (Joe) Mather of Castlegar, win-
ner of a 1983 Mustang G.L.

Pictured above is Ken DeJong right) Mute? ‘of Simpsons-Sears
in Castlegar presenting the lucky winner with the.keys to the car.

The presentation was made last Thursday at Whitewater Motors

Joe was one of 8:car winners in Sears " Canada- wide "Win a
Mustang Credit Contest” held in October and November, 1982 in
which there were numerous other prize, winners. ~

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Scoring: for O'Keefe: was

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‘Huts’ third goal, assisted
Joe Seid and ‘Jos, Antig-

Connell. a Vince

McConnell got.five assists,

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Vince © Antignani ©

three each. Horcoff, "Dan
Haines, end Darosa got two
each, while: ‘Mitch Quadvelig

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men’s: Hockey’ ‘League action
Thursday night, ‘Malotey’s. is
in fourth place in leagué p!
“Ina game played Wednesday
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| mer Hockey School is gearing:

‘up for another’ season. The
‘Hockey ‘School ‘is organized ,
by the Program Division,
Sports Section, of the .Gre-

‘ater Vernon Parks “and Rec-|

feation District. Its goal Is. ‘to
provide y with qua:

weeks being ‘olfered in 1988,
beginning Aug.:2 to Aug. a
_Younsters may register for

as many weeks as they wish. fk

‘The cost is $90 per week. The
age tatbgories | will’ be
grouped as per.the following:
8 ‘and’ 9-year-olds;-10 and

lity ‘ica hockey. instructions
but at the sanie time provide”

-the. students with a ‘divers-
‘ified program, aimed at-the ability, ‘Thirty students to a

‘development of the’ “total

‘hockey player.” |

structured as’
d offers, on a.
daily basi, three hours of in-

‘program,
swim sessions, power skating
drills, ‘ ‘recreational ‘games,
bare! Cup, game: films, ‘in-

‘Canada

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Sin gle: Jim: Proud, .276; Men's
High Three; Dave Calder, Lat
Team High ‘Single:The Charger
1041; Team High ‘Three: the
gers, 2936. Other cogs: SI jin
Proud. 6473 Aan Anne Podd, 645;

3, Ed
622; John* Weishal 610; Dave
Hiebert, 607.:

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600's: ‘Phy}lis 622; Sharon
Grewcock, 617; Linde Buday, 612;
ore _Gretchin, (608; Jean

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Rominuth, sate my ayia,
660; Pearl Mott, 697; R onda
‘Swailis! hoff, 612

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Rezonsolf, 276; ° L
Three: Shi

: Shirley Merry,
85; Judy Kottinow. 64h: Carel

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Other:

11-year. “18 and -14-
- year-olds, Indivi uals may be
changed ‘from: one group. to
another depending ‘on their

group. i

The main ingredionta ‘and
success td ahockey: school,
naturally, is the quality of its
instructors, Each’ instruc!

‘becaiise of his ability to teach’
‘the Sundepentals of the game
veombined:

ent,

Nick’ Koothin, 699. Team
Hike ‘inate lucky 7. 1077; Team
ree 3107. Other

689;
bi ;otenn Rolloff, 675;
Robinson, fem Shirley

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Ton Marsbolt, 619; Elaine Mar-
tin, 613; Madie Mein: intyre, re, 612.
‘Jon. 14.

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Three: : Wayne Cox, 624,
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3; Dwayne Ki
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Wood, 611; Francis

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3 [i Tunior, A hoe

~ seeing his fourth season as

ing experience includes rep
teama in Maple Ridge and

“ coaching’ Bronco, baseball,
fishing and camping.’ Stre-
liev is a student at Selkir!

ting into‘ his old-form and
should be good for .many

Playoffs

CHARLIE LIND
Charlie Lind, a 17-year-
-old left wing with the Reb-
‘els, is seeing. his second

+ KISHI, team, Lind ‘played.
ey | in Kel-
owna for two months this
season before coming back
to the Rebels. A grade 12
student at. Stanley Hum-
phries: Secondary School,
Lind is a great addition to
the team and is always a
threat to the opposition.
His’ future goals include
trying for a hockey scholar-.

ests include golf, baseball,

kc naar skiing and fishing.

“A.student at Selkirk Col-
lege, Armstrong is enjoy-

“before joining the Rebels.

a Rebel, .playing.centre
with the team. Past: play-.

Port_.: Coquitlam... Other 5
\ sporting interests include -
‘College. Coming back from :

a broken wrist, he is get-*

goals in the upcoming

‘the Rebels in. his rookie

°12 student at Stanley Hum-

a
line for the. Rebels -and

an interest

year of action with the _ fishin;

ship. Other sporting inter- |

SEAN ARMSTRONG

Sean Armstrong, 19, is
in'his first year with the
Rebels, pisying left wing.

ing hockey this year and is

hoping his team will win

the KIJHL title. He is'a’
hard-working, strong ‘ska-

ter, scoring many goals

anda good checker. He.
played on'many rep teams

Armstrong is also a hockey
referee and likes skiing as’
‘well’ “as. baseball “in the.’
summer, :

SCOTT JONES
Scott .Jones,.17 years
old, plays right wing with

year. Jones played with a
Tier 2.Junior A team in
Vernon for two weeks this
season before returning to +
the Rebels. He is a Grade

phries. Future goals in-
clude trying for a hockey
scholarship..: Jones, a
rough, hustling hockey
player is on the top scoring

sports, such as hunting and:

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“New pro Godich aonmrers

‘MONTREAL (CP).— Jac-

_.ques Lemaire was a hit es a,

National Hockey League cen
treman with Montreal Cana-
‘diens and he may. soon’ be
back as an NHL coach,
though probably. with a dif-
ferent team.
A 12-year veteran of: big:
league hockey wars, Lemaire
-is coaching Longueuil. Chev-
aliers, an expansion team in
the ‘Quebec. Major Junior
Hockey League that boasts a
‘respectable 23-20-1 won-lost-
tied record.
Observers have lauded Le-

«maire’s coaching ‘style, and
some already are predicting
‘his’ next stop will be the
NHL. °° :

.“I_ know why you're’ writ-
ing’ this’ story, now,”. Jean
Rougeau, ‘president of. the
junior league, told a reporter.
“You think Lemaire is going
to be coaching’ the Canadiens
next season.”

, ‘That makes Lemaire grim-

: ace..He knows the Canadiens

Haye been in a slump of late,
but chides reporters for even
suggesting:he might succeed
:Bob Berry behind the Mon-
“treal bench. -

He says Berry is doing a
-good job‘where, he-is, and
suggests that he might never
take the Montreal coaching
job.

“Twould have to think a lot
about coaching the Canadiens
because there would be a lot
of pressure,” Lemaire said
this week. “I don’t think I
ever will” take the job. *

“But I. don't see why I
couldn't make it in the NHL
with another team. After all,

“hockey is hockey; the prob-
lems are the same and the
players: are. the. same.
They're just getting more
money ‘in the NHL.”

He'has a one-year contract
‘with Longueuil, but doesn't
say whether he plans to make
a move after this season,

Lemaire’ got the coaching

winding down, With week
Stanley Cup rings in his pos-
session and 427 re, sen:
son and playoff goals to his
credit, he was ready. for a
new challenge.

He turned down a, “new.
three-year, $225,000 contract
from. Montreal (after...the
1978-79 season, and signed a
three-year, $75,000
deal .as player-coach: with
Sierre, a Division 2 team in
Switzerland. i

Lemaire. stayed there for
two seasons, had,mixed suc-
cess, and then returned to
Montreal, saying he > was
homesick.

He served as an-assistant
last season with Plattsburgh Ka
State University in

play. Then he was offered the
Longueuil job.

“He: deserves all the
credit” for the team's show-
ing, says’ Andre Mangifesto,
the Chevaliers’ general man-

lager.

Rougeau says Lernaire has
performed: . cles: “He's:
shown the Hoys-how to play
great hockey.”

Right winter. JBobby Mor-
ina, Longueuil's | leading scor-
er, says the former NHL

-all-star established’ a .good

rapport with ‘the players.

Fbug:aa*his-NHL ‘career’ wis")

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