replied for the Leafs.” eS Toronto: had outshot Win- 1 bel nipeg 28-12 by the end of the bu entered ‘the even terms goal’ Mil Salming' hi ‘the “veteran Swedish defenceman was off fora similar infraction when led it late in''the and beat Toronto goalie Mike Palmateer with a 25-foot shot =, wrist. shots: The Leafs lifted Palmateer in‘favor ot ‘an. extra’ ‘attacker, ‘and ‘Hawerchuk : scored: the empty: net‘ at 19:18.°: °° With Palmateer: back,:-in ' DeBlois “ completed: the scoring at 19:32.; {Winnipeg ‘goaltender. Doug ‘\ Stoetaert, . peppered in ‘the early going, had an easy third period ‘to: post the win.: The Jets; carrying the play to the Leals, outshot Toronto 5 184 in the. final ‘period. ejected “game for engaging in. ‘fights. . They.-received ‘major. | Upenalities > for’ their . firat brawl and: then majors ‘and “* misconducts for renewing the’ E ‘fight as soon as they got:back on the ice 'in'the first period. ‘They: ] left: the penalty.box im ediatley battled fora third | time, : drawing: major ‘ and game misconduct, penal. tes. in the. second a penee: th’ five, unanswered ‘goals Ron “scored two goals and Ea Mi Mio : registered his firat nearly. three, years. Cup champions. It‘also was’ the Islanders’/fourth loss at home this month/after ‘going beaten at Nassau, ‘Coliseum. five. in a row’ whil Islanders, are °8-7-4\ in November. ’ * Nio, whose only other NHL shutout came: when he: was with Edmonton Oilers and he blanked Hartford 3-0 on Dec, HAWES 3 NORDIQUES 1 ae = Al'Se- QUEBEC (CP) cord: broke a. 1-1 jeadlock with: his. 20th.:goal' ~ season ‘early .in\:the period to give ‘Chicago’a 8-1 victory. over: Quebec ina National’ : Hockey..:; League game Saturday night. *) Chicago, .: blocking':34:' shots ‘before ‘15,254’ at the: Colisee, John Garrett was tested on 9% / to post a 6-8 victory and send ° the Maple Leafs to their. fifth straight defeat Saturday. : Norm Dupont's power play ~ goal 90 seconds 'into the final «period broke. open a 8-3 game and Dale Hawerchuk, scoring into. an’ empty. net, ‘and ‘PUBLISHER: The: Castlegar: (News Is blished by Castle News. Ld i Y subscrintic’ to ‘NEWS: saree. for pol ‘editions Pe ‘only 60¢ (collected: monthly). 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We! hove: “within © 100-mile radius Transmission: with mojor repales. tock. tend; Carol. Magaw; CiR- 9! CULATI i Aviomaile One Shatin welcoun 10:64): of '.the 4G. while’: Montreal's go. 80. games’ without’ being «1 “acknowledged the game was “not one of his better t offerte of ‘McKinnon |’ seored*’ for: Wil- Hans, assisted ‘by Ed Wyatt avinke Mik Maloney’s; 10:45 a.m., n Gander Creek 4:15 p.m:; 5 Tul HOCKEY = KUHL: Ca arena complex. “WEDNESDAY — NHL: Phila | :monton Oilers ‘She ‘ssid in: an interview: -she; tried not: to’ think: too 1). knew was Val d'Isere'but be- don't. think too. much. about: ‘much about her standin; those things and that's why. T'm ‘not: really. feeling: any. extra ‘pressure. because. of. “the ranking,” she, said. Tm Jooking forward toa “T know. five'o them very well. Last year the only one I cause of poor conditions, we sidn't get to run ‘Trone- on Tackes Iscttomantn Be ares & By. ‘ ‘pu Sin Norway skiing is a means of getting © another: The ‘childre: learn: to’ ‘ski before’ a ‘As a'child Gi vor leariied to. knit.» )Weave'and tat, and ; Norway. This is topped off with singing, folk dancing and of ,.course feasting. : For Gunvor, who has “always loved children” teaching them the*traditional Norwegian crafts has’ been an enjoy- ment. A severe allergy to wool makes it impossible for her to pick up her crafts as much as she would like, but she is now “amazed t the beautiful things from Norway.” “hardanger”. embroidery, a type of embroidery, typical to Norway and “last year I tried my luck at quilting. is especially interested in tatting and says “I wouldn't mind givinga course in tatting.” Her husband, Ivar, alao has made some very beautiful hangings and chair coverings that adorn the Reinsbakken home...’ Their rooms are filled with treasures from “home” and Gunvor displays them proudly..In her front foyer hangs a series of blue Christmas plates depicting places of interest in ‘Norway, from ‘the parliament buildings to a Viking ship. “I fee] so at home with all these things,” she: mye 7 blue is my favorite color and its.a very, Scandinavian cok In‘her kitchen a series of black on white mit edition + plates hang above her ‘cupboards, ‘The first one is dated 1030 iand is a picture of'a castle. The plates portray important jorwegiai places and dates right upto a plate vith a pletare ofthe very churh in which she and Ivar vere ‘married. I 't admired some very beautiful pewter cutJary, depicting King Olaf, the Norwegian king who brough’ Christianity to that