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CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 24, 1980

AROUND THE WORLD

Lennon murder fixes eyes on gun

“Most of the civilized

By THE ASSOCIATED
ESS

The murder of ex-Beatle
John Lennon, allegedly by a
man who stalked him with a
pistol bought over the coun-
ter, has drawn world atten-
tion to the old debate on gun
control in the United ‘States.

One London newspaper
described the U.S. as a
country “where the freedom

to carry guns has brought
forth monsters.” The official
news agency of China, where
personal ownership of guns is
rare, told its readers there
would be much new talk but
little action on guns in the
8. .

But how much tougher
are systems elsewhere? Do
restrictions on pistols reduce

countries have a more res-
trictive system than ours,”
observed Nelson Shields,
who heads Handgun Control,
a pro-controls lobbying group
in Washington.

Control activists in the
U.S. note that the gun-res-
trictive countries have sub-
stantially lower rates no

ju

and homi-
cides in general? 5

ry
the anti-controls camp con-

New Chargers’ coach
' has time to ponder

By BRUCE LOWITT
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

San Diego Chargers
gave Ron Erhardt plenty of
time to think about his next
game.

Erhardt: signed a con-
tract Monday to coach New
England for another season
—and he was hoping Monday
night this season would last
at least one more game for
the Patriots, It didn't hap-
pen. So Erhardt’s next game
will be the first one on New
England's 1981 schedule.

The Pats might have
been a wild-card team in th
National Football League
playoffs, but Pittsburgh, the
team they had eliminated
from contention on Sunday,
could not beat San Diego for
them.

The Chargers, winning
26-17, won the, American
Conference's Western Divi-
sion title as well, dropping
Oakland to a wild-card slot
along with Houston.

Had the Chargers lost,
they and New England would
have been tied at 10-6 and the
Pats would have received the
wild card by virtue of a
superior record in conference
play. But with the Raiders
and Oilers at 11-5, the 10-6
Patriots had nowhere to go
but home for the holidays.

Next -Sunday,..Houston
will play in Oakland, the
Raiders earning the home-
field edge thanks to their
conference record, 9-3 to the
Oilers’ 7-5. And in the Na-
tional Conference, the wild-

Pup hockey

tournament set

The minor hockey all-
stars pup division will host a
tournament in Castlegar Dec..
27, 28 and 29 at the arena
complex.

Participants will: be
Castlegar, Nelson, Trail,
Beaver Valley, Cranbrook
-and Grand Forks.

Trophies will be pre-
sented to the winning teams,
first, second and third. A

..af12- Atlanta, having beaten. .-

eard matchup will have Los
Angeles at Dallas, the Cow-
boys being the hosts since
they finished at 12-4 over-all
to the Rams’ 11-5.

All five AFC playoff
teams — division winners
Buffalo, Cleveland and San
Diego plus the wild-card en-
tries — wound up the season
at 11-5.

As Jong as the Chargers
remain in the playoffs they'll
be a home team, having
posted the best AFC record,
9-3 to the 8-4 by the Bills and
Browns. Wild-card teams can
never be home teams beyond
the opening round.

. If the Oilers beat Oak-
land next Saturday, they will

visit San Diego in the second

round. And Cleveland, hav-
ing posted a better per-
centage than Buffalo against
common. opponents (.714 to
.625) will host the Bills.
However, if the Raiders
win their wild-card game
next Sunday, they'll play the
second round at Cleveland
and Buffalo will visit San
Diego. The Raiders would
not be able to play San Diego
in round two since they're
from the same division.
Philadelphia and Atlan-
ta, the East and West
champs in the NFC, finished

the Eagles during the season,
is the conference's top win-
ner,

So, if Dallas beats Los
Angeles next Sunday in the
NFC  wild- card encounter,

NFL Playoff
Schedule

By The Canadian Press
Starting Times To Be Determined
Wild Card Playoffs
Sunday
American Conte:
Houston at Oaklan
ational Conference
Los Ange!
Divistonal Playotfs
Saturday-Sunday, Jan. 3-4
Americon Conference
Oakland or Buffalo at Cleveland
Buffalo or Houston at San Diego
Dates tobe datermin
Notional Conlerence
Dallas

the Cowboys will visit “At-
lanta. while Minnesota will
play at Philadelphia.

But if the Rams’ win,
they don’t face the Falcons,
being from the same division.

Instead, it'll be Los’ An-
geles at Philadelphia and
Minnesota at Atlanta in the
Jan. 3-4 second round.

tends this is more a result of
social factors than of the
availability of handguns.

QUOTES CANADIAN

‘I'm inclined to agree
that under certain circum-
stances people kill and rob no
matte?“ what," said Mary
Alex, a gun-control official
with the Canadian solicitor-
general's office.
a “But the baste point is

"Darts ‘Poor. man's curling’
but Newfies, dove the game

a national diiinptoaship
scheduled for St. John's 's May

£ ‘curling, Dee Murphy says to

explain Newfoundlanders’
love of darts.

Murphy, executive dir-
ector of the Newfoundland
and Labrador amateur sports
federation, got' sidetracked
into talking about the sport
while trying to give details of

Public keeps Lions
if directors approve

VANCOUVER (CP) —
British Columbia Lions club
members have voted to re-
tain ownership of the Can-
adian Football League team
in public hands.

However, the member-
ship also voted by the same
66-per-cent margin to. leave
the ownership decision with
club directors, a club spokes-
man said.

The spokesman said 700
of the 1,653 members’ re-
turned a questionnaire ask-
ing them if they favored
carrying on'as a non-profit
community organization or
selling the team into private
hands.

The Lions, who hope to
be in the provincial govern.

“ment’s few $115-million cov"

ered stadium proposed for
B.C. Place in time for the
1983 CFL season, ‘lost
$650,000 last year and now

“ation for an

have a total deficit of $1.1
million.

Of those members res-
ponding, 80 per cent favored
sale of the club to private
liands and four per cent had
no opinion.

The spokesman said a
new debenture issue is
planned to provide long-term
financing. Successful comple-
tion of the plan will ensure
financial stability for the next
few years.

» He said 2 committee
headed by former Lions
president Ian Barclay, chair-
man of B.C. Forest Products
Ltd., is reviewing the organ-

- izational structure and will

report in the new year.
Arrangements are being

n’infusion of Work-
ing capital,” the spokesman
said, refusing to disclose the
amount or name of the com-
pany.

Bruins play Santa
‘to Portland Hawks

By THE CANADIAN
PRESS

New Westminster
Bruins played Santa Claus to
Portland Winter Hawks, giv-
ing them an easy 5-1 Christ-
mas present in Western
Hockey League play Sunday.

It_was the Bruins 18th
loss in 14 games, and the 23rd
in 34 games this season, and
coach ‘Muzz MacPherson is

‘king his list of changes

trophy will also be p

Les Ang ¢ or Minnesota at Pai

to the most spor
team and certificates will be
given to the most valuable
player of the team parti-
cipating in each game.
Play-off times will be
1:45 - 5:15 p.m. Dec. 29;
SATURDAY, DEC, 27
8:30-10:00 Castlegar vs.
Beaver Valley; 10:15-11:45
Nelson vs. Trail; 12:00-1:30
Grond Forks vs. Cranbrook;
2:00. Public skating (free):
fey vs.
00-7:20 Grand Farks vs
Castlegar; 7:45-9:15 Cranbrook
vs. Trail.
SUNDAY, DEC, 28
8:30-10:00 Costlegar'vs. Cran-
+ 10:35-11:45 Trail vs.
Beaver Valley: 12:00-1:30 Nelson
vs. Grand Forks; 1:45-3:15 Cran-
brook vs. Beaver Valley; 3:30-
5:00 Trail vs. Grand Forks; 5:15-
6:45 Castlegar vs. Nelson,
MONI OI
8:30-10:00 Cranbrook vs.
Nelson; .10;15-13:45 Trail vs.
Castlegar: 12:00-1:30 Beaver
+ Valley vs. Grand Forks; 1:45-3:15
Play-offs; 3:45-5:15 Play-offs.

Complex

closed

The Castlegar and Dis-
trict Community Complex
will be closed the afternoon
of Dec. 24, Christmas Day
and Boxing Day.

On Saturday, there will
be free public skating from 2
to 4 p.m., courtesy of West's
Department Store. Please
note that there is no public

skating on Sunday, but there *

will be on Monday, from 8 to
9:15 p.m. On Tuesday, there

will be two sessions of public. ¥

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he plans during the team’s
11-day Christmas break.

In other games Sunday,
Regina Pats humbled Winni-:
peg Warriors 10-6, Victoria
Cougars edged’ Billings Big-
horns 4-3 in overtime, and
Seattle Breakers rolled over
Spokane Flyers 7-3.

On Saturday, Portland
stopped the Breakers 7-3, the
Warriors beat Brandon
Wheat Kings 8-2, Medicine
Hat Tigers blanked Calgary
Wranglers 4-0, and the Cou-
gars downed the Bighorns

“I'm not very happy, I'll
tell you that," MacPherson
said of the loss Sunday, and
the team's genera] malaise.

“We don’t plan on keep-
ing the players we feel can't
help us. We'll be making
player changes after Christ-
mas.

TRADES PLANNED

“We're talking trade be-
cause we feel we have to
strengthen our hockey club
(outscored 112-64 since Nov.
30 and without a win or tie in
their last 12 road games).
People we feel who can't
contribute to this team won't
be here after Christmas.”

“We're looking at three
players who've played in the
league for one particular
player off our club,” said
general manager Tracy
Pratt. “If a deal is made, it
will be a major player off our
club."

John Neeld, Randy
Wickware and Anthony Mc-
Murchy — the team’s top
three scorers — are really
the only. players the Bruins

have to offer in a major
trade.

Robert Geale scored two
goals, including the winner at
13:48 of the first period, in
the Winter Hawks win Sun-
day. Neeld béat Darrell May
at 1:29 of the first period to
spoil the shutout.

* Lorne, Bokshowan
scored two goals, including
the winner on a power play,
‘to lead the Winter Hawks

over the Breakers Saturday *

in Seattle.

The game was close
through the first two periods
before the Winter Hawks
scored three unanswered
goals in the third period.

The Breakers snapped a
12-game losing streak Sun-
day by stopping the Flyers in
Seattle. Dean Postlewaite led
the attack with two goals and
an assist. 5

Stu Kulak scored at 6:57
of overtime to give the Cou-
gars their win Sunday in
Billings. The Cougars had
trailed 2-0 at the end of the
first period and 3-0 early in
the second before coming
back. :
Jock Callander, Dave
Michayluk and Jari ‘Helle
each scored twice for the
Pats in their win over the
Warriors in Regina. The Pats
scored five goals in.slightly
more than 10 minutes, of the
second period to take a 7-2
lead.

In Winnipeg, the War-
riors exploded for five third-
period goals Saturday night.
Leading scorer Geoff Wilson
led the attack with two goals
and an assist.

Steve Tsvjiura sored
twice and Kelly Hrudy
stopped 39 shots in Medicine
Hat's 4-0 home-ice win Satur-
day over Calgary.

Barry Pederson scored
three goals for the Cougars in
their 5-1 win Saturday in
Billings.

The league is idle until
Boxing Day, when Calgary is

at Lethbridge and Winnipeg .

visits Brandon.

that the majority of homi-
cides are in domestic situ- to 62:
ations or between friends,
The availability of arms in
those cases ‘is more Jikely to
result in homicides.”

Ottawa believes statis-
tics are beginning to prove
the point,

In 1975, handgun homi-
cides in Canada totalled 88,
In 1979, one year after the
enactment of a tough new

rhe
whisky, dart players drink *
beer," said. |. Murphy. “We've
even got our own song about
darts.”

Sure enough, the song,
The Night The Ladies Dart:
League Had The Fight, is
frequently requested by lis-
teners, says the music dir-
‘ector of radio stution VOCM
in St. John’s.

Recorded by Newfound-
land singer Peter’ Francis,
Quinlan, the song tells how
the RCMP had to be called to
break up a pitched battle
among lady players.

Murphy said the song
shows how seriously New-
foundlanders take darts.

He estimated 10 per cent
of the province's 560,000
Population plays darts on a

LINKED WITH BEER
In Newfoundland, as in
Britain, darts are linked with
Boor dieing. All the big

“qurlers’ ‘drink said.

lar basis.

handgun law, they dropped

In the United States,
most states require a elleck,
only to ensure that an appli-
eant for a handgun permit °
does not have a criminal
record. Most states do not
register ‘all handguns. Some

United States, one for every
four people.

* Here is a look at the
handgun-controls situation in
eight countries:

CANADA
The 1978 law applied a
stringent “needs” test for
police Permission: | to buy a

control

tiamen, have a long tradition
of keeping personal arms,
For handguns, the law re-
quires a demonstration of
need but, the system is
loosely enforced, Some shops

do not insist that a licence be -
: presented. Tens of thousands

of soldiers, exaoldiers and
havi

have no
ing handguns. As, estimated
66 million to 60 million hand-
guns are ky circulation in the

years ago, with breathaly-
zers and all, led to a lot of
basement leagues,”

Many players, usually in
groups of four or five couples,
‘set up boards,in their base-
ments rather than risk a trip
to a tavern and the possi-
bility of a police check on the
way home.

“I would estimate that
right now there~are 10,000
athletic jackets worn by ser-
ious dart players

is al-
lowed in rare cases for pro-

+ tection of life, for shooting

clubs, for gun collectors and
in other” narrowly defined
situations. The legislation
imposes mandatory minimum
sentences for crimes com-

. mitted with guns, as a result.

of which more and more
robbers are reported using
fake weapons.
SOVIET UNION

The law essentially bans.
all handguns for private
ownership, restricting them
to state agencies and recog-
nized sport-gun clubs. Illegal
possession is punishable by
up to five years” in prison.
Occasional newspaper ac-
counts of murders or criminal
shoot-outs with police testify
to the fact. that illegal pistols
are in circulation. Statistics
are  tnavallables but ‘the
an

their leagues and. teams.”
Murphy said the popu-
+ larity of darts probably dates
back to the visits of British
warships to St. John's during
the Second World War. Séme
of the characteristics of the
game as it is played here,
including a system of aver-
aging points, are more like
the British version that the
Cariadian,

‘The Christmas season is
an especially busy .time for
local leagues, who hold com-
petitions and award prizes of
turkeys, hams, liquor and, of

course, cases of beer.

0

by breweries,

drinking and driving that the
police started four or five

Game was too much
5 TORONTO (CP) — Tor-
made with a “major corpor.. ontoMaple Leafs hockey, fans: ‘thing like it here before in my.
have-learned the virtue of life,” said Hockey Night in
patience during the last few
years, but Tuesday night was
just too much.
The Leafs looked so bad
. during a 7-2 loss to Hartford
Whalers that the fans at the growing
National
game at Maple Leaf Gardens
. put up chorus after chorus of
boos. and began. throwing
cups of soft drinks, popcorn
and anything else they could
get their hands on — includ-
ing a couple of extra hockey
pucks.
The arena began to
> empty when ex-Leaf Pat
Boutette’ scored the sixth
Hartford goal at 14:46 of the
third period. .

iP

“The crackdown on

Hockey League

over.

ing for 160 participants in the
male, female and mixed Can-
adian darts ch

shooting deaths are indisput-
ably far below the U.S. level.

ranging from handguns to
automatic rifles at home.

“We have a few cases of |

people cracking up nd shoot-
ing their wives or them-
selves," defence ministry
spokesman Hans Rudolf
Strasser said. “But a Swiss
militiaman using his weapon

in a holdup — that just does .

not exist.”
Switzerland had only 34

homicides in 1978 — one for |

every 200,000 people, cor

pared with one in- 10,000 in

the United States. i
BRAZIL

i
Brazil is another frontier '

country, and ownership of
hand weapons is common. In
rural areas virtually. every
man has a pistol. .

The laws are similar to
the U.S. system. State ordin-
ances typically require only a
check to ensure the applicant
for ahandgun permit has no
criminal record, He does not

. have to prove need. Police

In Australia’s most pop-
ulous state, New South
Wales, there is only one li-

say the vast majority of

murders are committed with.

handguns, almost al] of them

censed for every
126 people. Would-be pistol
owners must demonstrate a
need for the weapon to local
police, who conduct a back-
ground check. Licences
usually are granted only to
banks or other businesses for
security and to gun clubs for
target-shooting.

JAP,

‘AN
The Japanese have one
of the world’s toughest hand-
gun control systems.
private ownership of

for next spring.

“Tve never seen any- handgun, homicides:
4 he Ui

Canada broadcaster Bill
Hewitt, a 30-year veteran of
Leaf telecasts,

Even team owner Har-
old Ballard, who has been

d except
for rare cases of antique gun
collectors and a handful of
target shooters who parti-

An applicant for a hand-
gun‘or any personal firearm
must demonstrate need to
obtain an interior ministry
permit. The ministry main-
tains a registry of guns and
owners, There were only 58
murders in Israel in 1979,
one-seventh the U.S. per-
capita rate. A breakdown by
weapons used was’ unavail-

le.
WEST GERMANY
To obtain a handgun
permit, an applicant must
prove a need for protection
—if his life has been threat-
eried, for ex le, or he has

cipate in major
In 1979, there were 48
.. That,
year in the United’
with twice. the population,
there were 200 times as
many handgun homicides,
SWITZERLAND
The Swiss, who regard
Ives as a land of mili-

ens:
tive about his team's dismal

property of great value. A

separate permit, acquiring a,
tates, ‘new demonstration of need,
is required for carrying a .

handgun. It is estimated that
10 million handguns are in
circulation in West Germany,
but only 3.5 million are reg-
istered.

displays, seemed to find the
‘whole thing ‘the last straw.

he stomped out of his paris
box long before the game was

Comments from fans as
they left the rink left no
doubt as to their feelings.

“That’s it, never again, I
must be crazy, I'll watch on
TV from now on,”
among things being said.

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A alitical review of the
1980, Starring Nancy
Wie and the McGarigte

ALL IN THE FAMILY
DICK CAVETT SHOW
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ROSES PARADE

Lorne Greene (left) and Michael
Landon, who starred as tather and
son on NBC-TV’s ‘Bonanza’ senes
(background photos), will be
together again on home screens
when Greene serves as Grand
Marshal of the 92nd Pasadena

ail.) Tournament of Roses
Parade and Landon Brovides com-
mentary for NBC's colarcast of the
New Year's ae event THURS-
DAY, JANUARY 1.

The meme this year is, ‘The
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Supplement to the Castlegar News of Dac. 24, 1980

Week of

Sonny Shroyer (left) and Samuel Wright in ‘Enos.*
ENOS

Now what kind of name is this for a TV show? CBS
might be stretching things a bit in attempting to cash in
onthe ‘Dukes of Hazzard’s' popularity. Sonny Shroyer,
who portrays the country cop turned Los Angeles flat-
foot Enos Strate, is a fikeabte fellow but he can't carry
this whole series by himself.

Twe, the producers have given Enos a streetwise
black partner in Sam Wright (as Turk), and a gruffy
supe‘ior in John Defer (Lt. Broge!), but the premise of
the show really isn’t all that funt

Enos just gets to smash up a few more black and
whites in the big city. Life's too fast tor Enos in Los
Angeles, and quite frankly, I'd like to see Daisy Duke
(Catherine Bach) gel on 2 plane and bring Mr, Strate

k to Hazzard County where he can infil some
misery on Goss, HoBR.

Besides which, how can ‘Enos’ survive against ‘Eight

1s Enough’ and ‘Real People.’ Why that's downright -

unteasonab’e. Time is not an ‘Enos’ side.

Friday, Dec. 26 to Thursday, Jan. 1

John Bitter is o child of the telovision ge

‘express hi (top), an
when he a afew

Sunday, Dec, 28.

ration, occasionally applying a firm fist to

his own image (botiom)

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way on ABC.TV's GE ReATRE PRESENTS OMNIBUS, o special presentation airing

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