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peer In Castlegar men’s curling clubs: groundhog

seatians taking place | Pe the curling club: this °

F h-up were the Zanet

and Jeffrey. rinks. The ‘bonspiel ‘which winds up
tonight, saw a total of 32 West Kootenay rinks com-
peting. . —CosNewsPhoto

HIN Mac KINNON.”
Tooke <- Kay Thomson, who three

* ago had writton off hopes of ever competing again, capped a

spuragedts: comeback Fridey night with a near-flawless
her

performance’ to retain

Canadian figure skating iampionships. ee
i, Thomson wi § first sidelined by a ‘cracked vertebra id,
then suffered: ligament damage to her right knee while
attompting a jump in training in late September... -
“T’ve only. been ‘skating s sirice just. before Christmas,”
said Thomson, 18, “I really never thought that I'd be able to
skate again because: ‘my Anjuries ‘were “80 serious. apis
“That ‘what’ Takes’ me ‘80 ‘proud. To ah I did ‘it; I.
T-only: had‘ six. weeks and:I did i
” Thomson did it:in style,’ opening her promis with’ ‘a

8 repertoire of spins to earn a cluster «

5.
judges and thunderoui ding ovation from the crowd at,
“Maurice Richard’ Are!
. Two’ Quebec: ‘okat

and Cynthia Coull: ‘of

‘Charlene Wong of. Pierrefonds,
nfleld Pat finished second and

third, Fetped yy. * ON. “

-“T came with three goals ies mind and I made all
three of,them,” said Thomson, who hadn't competed: since
hamplonships,, last

Mareh, “They ‘were to win the figures, to do. a. lean, short

;“8he was jeaving things, out and ifs]

w
‘big marks at Helsinki, she's going to have: have
£ big marks Stong said. “The triple flip and more of af the little
odds and ends she omitted here.” fate

~ ‘Thomson finished firat in all’ threo.
rapetition to warn 2.0: place points, ‘wel
Id Wong, 6.8."
a Goal 1%, ‘cighth after the short ‘pedaram: moved up to,
third with.a second-place showing in: the’ free skating. :
Wong, fifth in 1982 despite skating with a'broken {
was dotermined to finish’ secord this year, in order to biel
Thomson at the. world championships. 5 .
ee) | thought that if I could finish:fifth ona broke
who knows what I could do without any injuries.”
Meanwhile, things ran true to form int
short pr .
Penetan; ene,"
Eee oe Beacom, who maintaiied the lead
ength: his compulsory. figures performani
“has 16 place points, com|

An. ‘the senior paics, four-time champions, Bar!
“Underhill, of Oshawa, Ont., and Paul Martini of Woodbridge, |
Ont were out of syne or on their camel opine, but fatshed first.

Schooner stadium: sor.

DARTMOUTH, N.S. (CP)
— Atlantic Schooners con-
firmed ‘their worst-kept ‘se-
cret Friday — they plan to
build a football ‘stadium in
this city across the barber
from Halifax,

Finaricial details of the new

Canadian Football. League’

team's stadium were not re-
vealed.
John Donoval, president of

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Brownlow said the stadium
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(nine ‘acres),' with the re-
mainder providing parking.
for 4,000-plus cars.

The site, adjacent to a
huge industrial park, has ex-
cellent access from all areas
of Nova Scotia. .

Brownlow said the lease is

_ beneficial to the club and the

‘city,{but said ‘Donoval pre-
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READY FOR 1984

Donoval said the stadium

will cost $6 million and it will

be ready for the Schooners’
first CFL season in 1984. _
CFL . commissioner | Jake
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progress on the stadium’ by
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shop will be underway.”

Donoval said the playing
surface will probably be arti-
ficial turf, although that is
not yet final.

He'was reminded installa.
tion of artificial turf at St.
Mary's: University in Halifac .
cost $1.4 million. If that cost

’ reinse!

. omitted from ‘the ‘free-skating. progran
for "Thomson’'to. grab:a medal’ at the. world
‘ championships, which H beet March 5. in Helsinki. :

/ MeCall: of: Dartmouth, ‘N.&;

retaining their senior dance’ title ‘with ‘a

iformance in the original. set pattern. :

‘is, kh reality on, the other * ‘the NFL all-stars will begin: :

irresistible forces versus im-
movable objects in the. Na-

tional Football League's ' Pro
“Bowl game today. °

The ; American Football

Conference’ team . features’

‘Dan* Fouts of

were from | the
proposed stadium's $6-million
price tag, it would have to be -
built: for $4.6: million,

‘Asked whether that could
be done, Donoval deferred to

San Diego Chargers and. run:

of New York Jets and Marcus
Allen of : Los Angeles. ald:
ers.

J.L. Albrecht,, general man- ‘ The National Football Con-

ager of the Schooners,. who
gaid:a stadium in'Idaho had
been’ built for less than $3
million and. that Schaeffer
Stadium, in. Foxborough,
which ‘holds 85,000 ;
Sen

ome

ference has 3 Washington's Joe
Theismann. ‘at- quarterback,
with Tony Dorsett of Dallas

 eaneers, Lawrence Taylor of
ning backs Fredman: McNeil ,

side ‘of the respective lines. -af 1. p.m. PST at Aloha Sta-
“The AFC offence will’ be. dium’ and be televised by
operating ‘against’ an. NFC .ABC.
defence: that includes.” Ed. Members, of the winning
ug, Eng., team. will receive $10,000, _
» Roy’. with the losers getting $5,000
Selmon of ‘Tampa: Bay, “Bue-” each. ',
Walt Michaels of the Jets
New York Giants and Nolan is the AFC coach, with Tom
Cromwell of Los Angeles Landry of the Cowboys guid-
Rams. ing the NEC.
‘Theismann and the rest of | “This'is my first time as

the NFC offensive crew will the coach in the Pro Bowl and

facing a-defence that I'm really looking forward to

bade the Jets’ Mark Gas- it,” said Michaels, who played :

tineau, Art’ Still of Kansas in’ four consecutive NFL
City Chiefs, Ted Hendricks of * all-star’ games through 1960,

Landry's appearance at the
helm of the NFC will:be his

. sixth, making him the dean of

NFL all-star coaches. He now ‘
has been the coach four times’:
since the AFC-NFC format.”

began in 1971, and was coach $
of the East squad twice prior -

to that. ‘His all-star coaching
won-lost record is 2-3, ree

“It's great toed the cream i

*. the Raiders; Jack Lambert of “We'll :have time for’a few.’

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- Pittsburgh Steelers and Rob-. meetings, practise a few days ; todo in, this’ eae the things:

During} minor iekag 3 week
on Jan. 28 } Castlegar Pee Wee
Reps defeated Nelson 10-4 in

12:30 'p.m., old arena.

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Williams Moving vs. Mountain Sports Hut, 12:30
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_Trans-X tied
~ for fop spot.

By CasNews Staff”
‘Trans-X' of | 'Castlegar's °
Gentlemen's Hockey League

“claimed ‘a*'win’and a tie’

‘this, week to’ move into first
place-with Gander Creek. i

.Trans-X beat, Gander‘ Goose’

Creek 86 Monday and tied
Dairy Queen3-3 Friday night
for’ the first-place tie. The
two teams ‘have 85. points
each, but Trans-X has a game
,in hand.

: Recent statistics
Geos: Greok,. ‘one point be-

Wednesday night. and* Mal- Koren”

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one 0a Ratigad was also
credited with three assists,
| Overennay, Jason Hughes,
Tyler \Gorrill ‘and Dwayne fheos
Symoloff each received an fia aie
assist each. /

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Moorby, and Gorrill. for .ex- G20",
cellent defensive play and to [Ts7 ies
Stanley Makortoff for excel:
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KEVIN KIRBY
Kevin Kirby, 19, plays
right wing for the Rebels.
He has been with the team

rep teams before joining
the Rebels.: Kirby is at-
tending Selkirk : College
and is planning for a career
in computer sciences. He
enjoys playing golf in the
summer, -

ROLAND COUTU _.
Roland Coutu; 18, plays -
goaltender with the Reb-
els..He is séeing his first
year as a Rebel and is
enjoying it. He’ played for

A the midget reps in: Rocky

“1
‘played’ junior “hockey in
, Rossland and on Rep teams

’ the’ Rebels,

for two years, playing on’.

DEAN 1 ModRINNON
Dean MacKinnon, an 18-
year-old defenseman, has
been with the Robels for
years, MacKinnon

in Castlegar, before joining
cKinnon, a
student at Stanley Hum-

hries, also enjoys skiing,
fishing and hunting. Trav-
elling is one of’his future
goals. '

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|__| By CasNows Staff
It was'a good week for’

V&H Contractors of, the -
Castlegar Commercial Hoc-°

key League,’ who boasted a
_ 2-0 win-loss record, after nip-
" ping Mountain Sports Hut 4-3
Thursday and edging Wil-
lisms Moving and Storage 9-8
Tuesday night at the com-
plex.

In Thursday’s close game,
Clay Liber opened the scor-
ing late in the first ‘period but
Dan: Walker responded for
Mountain’ Sports Hut to tie
the score with less than four
* minutes ‘remaining in’ the
period. ;

Mountain Sports Hut not-
ched two unanswered goals

. in the second period for a 3-1

lead. Aaron Stoushnow beat

, oalie Rick Hlookoff at’ 7:07
and Terry Halisheff scored ,-

with five minutes left in the

Mountats House, Alta. and .
, the Dawson Creek Kodiaks

before coming to Castle- ;
gar. Coutu is aiming for a
college hockéy scholarship.
Other sporting. interests
include football, baseball

and-curling.

Trail could have
three teams

. Trail’ Cardinals have ap-
plied for membership for the
Kootenay International Se-
nior Baseball Leagues 1983
season. © *

Darrell St. Denis, a playing
member. with the Trail
Crown Point Orioles last

-year, is spearheading the

drive to‘obtain an expansion
franchise in the KISBL. St.
Denis has informed the
League that there is enough
talent available in the Trail
area to fully, roster three

teams. ,The Orioles and the,, March, Sthess sav

wend

te tech tei: conve ales

Beaver Valley Blazers are
two KISBL members who
currently share the same
territory.:

St. Denis has also informed
the League that the Cardin-
als ,have obtained sponsor-
ship through Seth Martin
Sports in Trail.

The Cardinals’ application
will now be studied by the
League's expansion commit-
tee and a final decision will be
made at the annual: Spring
Meeting in'Trail on Seturday,

UNIONDALE N.Y. (cP)
— The future- cf St. Louis
Blues will be the focus of at-
tention'as the National Hoc-

‘key League board of gover-

nors holds its winter meet-
ings, beginning Monday.

The session is being held in
conjunction with the NHL
all-star game, to be played
Tuesday night at the Nassau
Coliseum,

Four members of the host
New York Islanders — de-
fencemen Denis Potvin. and
Dave Langevin and forwards
Mike Bossy and Bryan Trot-
tier — will skate for the
Wales conferenée.. Also’ on
the Wales team, which won
the game last year 4-2 behind
Bossy's two goals — is Pete
Peeters of. Boston Bruins,
who leads the NHL in vir-
tually every goaltending cat-
egory.

The Campbell Conference
team is paced by Edmonton
Qilers centre Wayne Gret-

Ye who i making, a sham:

SAM STOOCHNOFF
Sam has his Level Two
Coaching Certification. He
has coached in Castlegar
Minor Hockey for

ball are some of his other
activities. He works as a
carpenter on construction

' jobs. Sam ‘has. one son,
Peter, playing in the Mid-
get Division.

BERT MOLNAR
As well as being the
Midget Division Manager,
Bert is also the assistant
coach for a Midget house
team sponsored by Mike's
Mobile Homes. He moved
to Castlegar five years ago
from Rossland where he
also was active in Minor
Hockey. Bert is an em-
. ployee of Cominco's lead
smelting division. His
other ~ activities include
hunting, fishing and. curl-
ing. He has one son playing
hockey in tie Midget Div-
ision.

*pOUG COULSON
Doug, an electrical fore-
man at Cominco, has his

(Level Four Coaching cer-

six,
years. Fishing, golfing and”

(The men behind Hockey

tification in hockey. He has
coached house and B teams
from Novice Division to
Midget Division and also
managed to play hockey
himself for three years. He
has accomplished all this
after learning to skate at
the young age of 26, He is
currently coaching a Nov-
ice team sponsored by the
Lions Club, a Midget house
team and the Midget B Rep
team. Doug’s other ac-
tivities include cross-coun-
try skiing, and coaching
Little Lassies Softball. He
has two sons involved in
Minor Hockey. One in the
Novice Division and one in
the Midget Division..
DANNY WALKER
Dan is employed at
* Cominco as an accountant.
He is presently assisting
with: the coaching of the
Bantam A Rep. hockey
team sponsored by Ander-
son Insurance ‘and ‘Focal
Point. After going through
* the Minor Hockey system,
Dan played for the Ross-
land Junior Warriors for .
two years and the Castte-
gar Rebels for one year. He

- the Castlegar Rebels and

.1978-79. They were . the
“Totem Conference Champs

then played for Iowa State
University for three years
and is now playing in the
Commerecial League. This
is Dan's second year of
coaching in Minor Hockey.
His other activities include
golf, fishing and slow pitch
softball.

KEN GORKOFF

Ken has his Level One
coaching Certification. At
present he is the assistant
coach of the Bantam A
Rep. hockey team spon-
sored by Anderson Insur-
ance and Focal Point. In.
the past he has coached the
Atom All Stars and Pee
Wee A teams. Ken was one
of the original players on

Played with them until
1978. He then attended
Selkirk College and played
hockey for their team in

that year. Ken's other.ac-
tivities include golf, soft-
ball, fishing and broomball.
He is presently workitig as

a carpenter for Fame Con-
struction.

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period. Dick Braun and Wal-
ker ‘assisted him.

V&H made its comeback in
the final frame, scoring threo
unanswered goals in the 4-3
triumph.

Carl Kooznetsoff handcuf-
fed netminder’Cal Grunerud
at the 11-minute mark, as-
sisted: by Rick Sanger and:
Wayne ‘Kinakin. At 12:44
Mercer ‘received help from
Frank Loukianoff ‘and Kin-
akin to tie the score.

Voykin netted the'winning
goal at 18:25, for the win,
assisted by Terry Nazeroff
and Merzer,

ot VéHO .

WILLIAMS MOVING 8

V&H managed’ four goals
in the first period, while Wil-
liams scored two, for a 42

-lead.

Loukianoff, Kooznetsott,,
Jim Nazeroft scored for

bles of the NHL scoring race
for the third straight year

‘and is only slightly behind

his points pace of last season,
when he set records for goals
(92), assists (120) and points
(212).

The governors must .con-
sider the possibility that the
Blues will be sold by Ral-
ston-Purina to a Saskatoon

group headed by sports en- ~

trepreneur Bill Hunter. Hun-
ter and Edmonton business-
man Peter. Batoni have, an
agreement in principle to buy
the Blues and move the fran-
chise to Saskatoon, a city of
only 150,000 where an 18,000-
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V&H, while Bill Nazeroff
claimed throe assists ‘with
singles going: to Loukianoff,
Ray Gregwire, Doug Hicks
and Rick Saner,

_Kinakin and. Bob | Mac-
Kenzie got goals for Williams
with assists from Ron Rebe-
lato, Tim’ Paul and Terry
Streliev.

A four-goal perfarmance
by. Williams. in the second
frame tightened.the margin.
V&H managed only a ool
marker,

Scoring for Williams ‘were
Paul with two. markers, and
Mike Schmitt.and Dave Mac-
Kinnon with one each.

Kinakin collected three as-
sists while Mike McCormick,
Rebelato, MacKinnon, -
Schmitt and Streliev got a
single.

Bili Nazeroff scored the
only goal for V&H, helped

“It's not the size of the city
that counts,”- said Hunter.
“It's the heart, and hockey is
a religion here.” °

Hunter, .one of the found-
ing father of the defunct
World Hockey - Association,
says there have been. 14,000
request .for season tickets
thus far.

Another group "showing
interest in the Blues — whom
Ralston-Purina has owned for
six years but wants to sell
bocauso’ the team is losing
money and lacks a television
contract — is headed by Mike
Parker, the former mayor of
Tacoma, Wash. A 28,000-seat
arena is being built in Tac-

out by Liber.

V&H went ahead with four
goals in the final period‘ to
win 9-8, Williams only, scored
two goals.

V&H's_ goals! came \ from

Gregwire, whe scored twice,
and Bill Nazeroff and Sander,
scoring one goal apiece.

Mercer claimed two assists
while Bill Nazeroff, Kooz-
netsoff, Loukianoff and Liber
with one each.

Hlookoff gave up only two
goals in the final frame — one

to MacKinnin, assisted by.
Rebelato, and the other to .

Kinakin, helped out by Paul.
Next Commercial League

action is today when Wil-

liams Moving takes on Moun-
tain Sports Huts at 12:30
p.m. in the complex. At 8:80
p.m. tonight, V&H challenges
“Carling O'Keefe in the old
arena. |

NHL staris winter meetings

oma and will be ready in
April.

“We informed the Ralston-
Purina Co. that if negoti-
ations with Saskatoon fall
through, then we are inter-
ested in having discussions
with them on a purchase,”
said Parker. :

. While no formal presen-
tation from the Seattle-Tac-
oma area is expected at the
meetings, Parker's group is
expected to step into the pic-
ture before the end of the
season if ‘Saskatoon is re-
jected as an NHL site. ~

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