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“Butch Goring off
to a good start.

‘easier when he was benched.

At. .82;-Goring “seemed
‘ready for. pokey 's version of

clearly on: youth,” the feisty
centre ::said jrecently.- he
“examined where he's been in
a’ 18-year; career and where
he is headed.:

A- month, into: ‘the NEL

s0a80D, Goring has; been ¢ one

"etfect 0 on former,
hockey ;.star,;Pierre ; Pilote's.
memory ‘that } she, Bays: he.
would neither. use

ip) ©. Hor recommend it,
{Pilote;: a member, of hoc.
ke: Hall {of ).Fame, and
hi.

go Pia)
tional | Hockey. League,;be-
lieves he was one of the first
professional athletes to use
the controversial drug, used -
primarily on animals,

* “They dabbed it on me
svery, ‘two ‘or’ thre hours

4 played on-various Beh teams «:
during this time. ‘At. presen'
Keyin is assisting Schatz to'
» coach a peewee house team.
‘His: other activities include

ONTANA, CALIF. (AP)
— When a member of the.
Fontana high’ school football,’
team makes a mental mistake’
sing, racquetball, badmint during: a game, his: punish-
‘and volleyball. Kevin is a» ment: follows’ swiftly.’ He.
must take off his helmet and
. allow the teammate closest to
_ him 'to;slap his face.
Players are slapped by a
teammate ‘after certain pen-

‘down’ on: such: ‘mistakes as
offsides or tate hi

“It's; a. hard ‘slap,
Fontana linebacker, Bob Ellis.
“It. makes’ you ‘think about
what you did wrong so you
of the Islanders’. best playe: a." won't:do it again.”
He''struck for four/short-

.alties, and coaches say it cuts”

abouti18 years igo luring’
playoff series against’ Mon-
treal’ Canadiens. ;)

take the! arty away, but ra
goes ‘right \into} your. blood

, der what. else. it is doing to

you if it goes through you so
quickly.”

Pilote said he was treated
with’ DMSO |‘at_ a: Chicago
hospital: after. suffering a
\broken collar bone in a ‘colli-
sion’ with’ formér Montreal

The slap has become a
tradition in’ Fontana, a steel
mill down of 83,000 located 80
kilometres ‘east: of, ‘Los -An-
geles.:It.was begun some 10
years ago by.a former Fon-
tana high: Steelers © coach,
John Tyree.

Fontana: coach Dick Bru-
ich, who |has been’ at the.

school ) for. six ‘years, | said:

“It's : just’). little cway,)
waking. someone up. If ys
jumped ‘offsides, wouldn't

ld. you' feel bad: about‘it?’ This

way, you get slapped and it’s
over, with and you don't have
to think about it anymore. It
aint ‘no 0 big. Sine

-handed ‘goals inthe: ‘téamn’
firat 11 games, has played on
‘the No, 2: line, centring: {¢

“One of our niost successful’
Id Goring. programs this fall has been
““P'm not ‘going to get' any: judo, Judo is.a sport that
better: They know whatI can’ keeps a person very fit as
lo, But I have to do it,” well as alert. It is-good ex-:
soAnd | dhe hag,. which, encour, ercise fall
and ‘inspires,

have'any suggestions for the-
winter program or have an
‘expertise in 4 particular are.
and would like to instruct a a
program please call 865-33986.'
Weare specifically looking:
for: a guitar, mini-basketball,’
in-

“I: never thought Butchie drens ‘lass with ‘an ‘ex-

had had it,” said Tonelli. "We tremely long waiting list..As

ew he. was capable of com: well the adult judo class has
“back.” : 16 participan' the

was the best. two-wan per:

‘former with. Los’ Angeles ganized. A club setting for
Kings for. ‘almost 11 seasons judo is ideal over a program
before being dealt to the Is-: due to the levels of achieve-
landers-in March, 1980. The: ment in judo. If you are
team has won three straight interested in a Judo Club
Stanley, Cups since and Gor- please attend .an organi:

‘Monday, Nov. 16. This eight-
‘hour course is

Canada's

There are still a few openings.
for this class so register now.
The fee is $20.

ae

‘There will be lots of Rebel

hockey action at the complex.
when C:

most, valuable, tional meeting to he held.on
yi 1981: playoffs. : Thursday, Nov.:18 at 8 p.m.

So, why did it all go sour in ‘the hall’at the complex.

last year? New Programs

“When I played for ‘Team ‘Winter:is just around the
Canada (in September,:1981) corner and with it comes a
it: was: something? special. I’ new: set: (of January: pro-
ust couldn't get’ back up:to grams. The recreation office
that level of. intensity or. the: is’always looking. for new in-
level of the playoffs... «<).movative: programs.. If’ you

| three-way tie-for,
Gentlemen’ '8 Hockey. pit are
i gue is still caught inthe

> slipatream Gander Creek,

“:In action this week -Dairj
! Queen tied 66 with:

and‘ two: ties for 10 points.
Maloney ‘and: ‘Trans-X : and
D:

in:town. Come: cheer'on the

Rebels. Catch’) the: -Rebel
. fever. z

foliday Closure

- A reminder that Thursday,

Nov. 11 is Remembrance Day.

so the complex will be closed.

As well all’ program classes
are cancelled.
Placer

:A® one‘ day. introductory.

workshop to Placer Mining

will be held at the community

. complex on Saturday, Nov.

27. Learn’ the’ basics of gold
panning, staking and. recov-
ery. The workshop starts at:
10 a:m. and the fee is $5.

cenre ‘Honsl: Richard, |...‘

While 'he was able to play
in'the next game, Pilote said
his memory has'not:been the
same since. Although experi-
ments on animals have shown
the'drug can;harm soveslahty
cause liver|damage and
irritation, Pilote said he: es
not experienced any. of those
side effects, af

Quarterback’ Condredge
Holloway of Toronto Argo-
nauts has used the drug this
Canadian © Football’ League
season for tendinitis in his
throwing arm, £

‘Dr. (Ron), Taylor, team
physttin for baseball's Tor-

F Par iade football.

School officials : say “they

had no complaints from Play

ers.or parents,

“It’s more of a' gesture than
anything “else,” sald’ ‘the
school’s * prinefpal, Anthony
Lardieri. “There is very little
URsyeial contact ‘as far’ aa ep

H onto Blue Jays of, the ‘Aner:

{can League, said he used tho

able in Oregon and Florida, it
is not sold for human use in».
Canada except for treatment ’

has of a skin disease called acler-

major,

league baseball clubs :uge it.

)Rheumatologist,;Dr.

Arthur Bookman of Toronto
‘said:

“The major. concern with

t layers is that if you dull.the

painful “area: , by”: applying
DMSO. and: then go:out and

throw a ball, you.could, wear | m

the ‘tendons, down or:-tear
them. ;Jt | could.(be : very ::ir-
Titating to the skin and could
cause liver damage.” 45

: Although the drug is avail-

played football at Fontana in
1969. love tap.

The Foataiaa high © actiool

j football” games © are''a: ‘big
wit

ith an f
5,000 fans attending games in
the 7,000-seat stadium. Most
of the’ residents apparently
feel the’ slapping ‘is of little
significance.

“T guess tt would bother

, some people, but ‘you've got

to have some sort of commit-
ment to football,” said Manny.

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disorder called intersitial cy-
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| Studies are.under way on
the ‘drug in the United
States, says a apokesman for
the Food and Drug !Admin-, |
istration, who’ added’: that
illegal use of the drug is com-

jon.
DMSO ° is used on: race
horses, : but is.'a’ prohbited
substance. It cannot be used
within 48 hours of a race.

; Aliquid extracted from the

{ pilp ‘of. trees, DMSO looks

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