Castlégar News October 26, 1983
On The Street

QUESTION: There have been a number of peace rallies across Canada and in

Europe, including one this past week In Nelson which saw about 300 people
turn out. Our question | ish

_ anything?

Pauline

I don't think it made any differ-
ence six months ago, but now people
are sitting up and taking notice . ..
it's not just the students and the
hippies, it's the ordinary people.

’ Windy Morey

I think the people feel it is, but fi in
reality, I don't think it will stand up
against what the governments have
got planned . . . they won't give up
their arms; it’s security to them.

jo you think the peace movement Is accomplishing

Pam Laurie

To tell you the truth, I don't think
so. I think it’s worthwhile for people
to get into... but take what hap-
pened in Beirut, the tragedy with
the Marines; I think peace is a
sticky situation, and as long as
there's war there's going to be a
peace movement.

Doug Dubord

No, I don't think so. You hear
about it once in a while, they don’t
seem to affect any governments.

Lucienne Bradford

No, I do not, I don't feel there’s
enough people voicing their opin-
ions. They might say sure, we'll do it
(support peace) but when the time
comes, there's not that many people
standing there.

Jim Moore

In Europe they are, but I don’t .
think in Canada it is. I see it on TV,
in Europe the crowds are bigger.

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teers to help out with a var-
fety of services to help make

. the patients at the local hos-
pital:more comfortable., +

The Auxiliary volunteers

take a “cart” with magazines,

candy and small necessities *

taining the patients with
music.

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and an orthopedic table.
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every month in the confer-
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By
i VANCOUVER (CP) — Vancouver tans have quickly.
fallen in love with the Oanucke’ dynamite right\ winger,
stylish sniper-Tony Tanti,

A .sign Tuesday night at the Pacific’ Coliseum
declared, “We have T.N.T. with Tony Tanti.”

‘Tanti, 20, gave his 12,466 admirers plenty to cheer
about when he scored twice to ignite a 7-1 eens

St. Louis Blues, raising’his league-leading total to 18 \\:

goals in 10 National Hockey League’ games this season,
“I don’t really think about all’the attention I'm

getting,” said the stocky native of Toronto. “I' just’ work’
medi practice and let whatever happens happen in

‘The 6o0t9, 180 pound Tel iste to dra coe
NHL:

n and Dave Wiliams.
Mant! has 21 pointa/and Susdetrom 16, taking the

‘ off Vancouver veteran line'of Thomas Gracin,

Darcy Rota and Stan Smyl.
WINNING FORMULA ;

4 “Tonight we had all the ingredients that make a team

“guecessful,” the modest Tanti added. “We had good

goaltending, solid defensive play and everyone checked

© ‘both ways.”

"The Canucks, 45-1, are unbeaten in three games and,
‘for a change, blanked the opposition in the third period.
‘Twice last week Vancouver squandered leads in the final
period to Edmonton Oilers and gained only a single point.

“All of our lines were going, which makes a big
difference,” said Vancouver.coach Roger Neilson: “Before
the game the players felt our record didn't indicate how
well we've been playing, so it was important to do a good
job in the third.”
> ‘Tanti scored a power-play goal, his fifth this season,
in the first period and goals by Gradin, Gary Lupul, Jere
Gillis and Tanti within a six. minute span in the second put

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ps Canucks fans cheering

the Canucks ahead 6-0 before St. Louis coach Jacques
Demers pulled starting netminder Mike Liut midway
through the period.

Jim Nill and Rick’ Lanz scored in the final period
against backup netminder Rick Heinz, while Jack Carlson
Scored the only St. Louis goal against a razor-sharp

Brodeur in the Vancouver goal.
harpest game at home this season,”

“After those 10 goals Edmonton got last ‘week, I
decided to look at the tpaes and see what I was doing : ‘
wrong.

“T found I was going down too much. Now I'm staying
" up more and I'm much sharper. The team coverage was
much better tonight in our zone.

“We've got eome good scorers this season, a0 I guess
that means there are going to be a lot more high-scoring.
games. My average ayy be up, but I'll accept that as
long as we're

The Canucks, 18th in the NHL in scoring last season,
now have 51 goals in 10 starts while giving up 48.
St. Louis coach Jacques Domers was furious with the

. half-hearted effort turned in by some of his players. The

Blues are 6-0 at home; 0-8 on the road.

“One guy taking the night off ean drag down a whole
line,” said Demers. “We had someone like that on every
line tonight.

“Til guarantee you one thing We're going to make
some changes tonight in Calgary..We won't keep playing
like that on the road.” ¢ :

HIT MULLEN
Defenceman Harold Snepsts of the Canucks had his-

* best game of the season and said he got.into the game

after throwing a:heavy check on St. Louis winger Joe.
Mullen in the second ‘period. 5
“Tve had a couple of good games on the road but I've »

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~~ By The Canadian Prees
* New York Islanders can make allikinds of excuses,
‘They've been hit with a rash of early seasori injuries, they've

* been unlucky. «.

Other teattis are priming for the four-time Stanley Cup | 4

champions.

‘All of that is true, but the reason the Islanders have lost
four straight. National Hockey League games for the first
time ‘in three years is that they are playing, poorly and
without

spark.
‘The Islanders fell to Winnipeg Jets 4-2 Tuesiay night at

+ Nassau Coliseum, their fourth straight defeat at home,

something that'hasn't happened ‘since 1976. ‘At 46-0, the

“Washiilfton Capitals t-Piteborgh’
7 Paap Fyees & Quebec tea Py Minnesot

Stars , Montreal Canadiens 3; Greage tae Has

urie
s first 52 seconds of the third period to lift the Jets. “We make

aw mistake and, bang, it’s in the ‘ret.
“The boys are uptight and they can’t seem to loosen up

Fre fete ‘who had lost four straight and had never won’
in the Islanders’ rink; also got outstanding goaltending from
Brian Hayward to register only thelr second vietocy in nine

and

2 cae

win’ sure will give us . confidence,” said
Boschinan, who scored 14 seconde into the final peried, with
a shot into an unguarded net after Islanders goalie Kelly
Fev ed Oe ee
at 62 seconds off $-on-2 break.
WHALERS 8 KINGS 5."
With the game tied 88, Sylvain Turgeon and Bob
Gravion Aceon SS seeeniy satt th eyes 'e, Sv-goel
third-period outburst :-for, Hartford, which is off to a
surprising 4-8-1. start. Blaine Stoughton scored twice and
Mark Johnson had ‘goal and three assists. Bernie Nicholls
scored three goals for the Kings.
* CAPITALS 1 PENGUINS 0
Mike Gartner scored at 12:18 into the first. period,

knocking a loose puck at the goalmouth past Pittsburgh

netminder Denis Herron, and the visiting Capitals made it
stand up for their second consecutive victory. Washington

>: got a measure of revenge for being shut out 4-0 by Herron 11

days ago in Pittsburgh's only triumph. Al Jensen made 26

» saves.

-- BLACK: HAWKS 5 BRUINS 1

O'KEEFE VICT

to score on Carling O'Keefe

ORY... . Al Ack:

Murphy named
to all-star team

“NEW YORK (AP) —
fielder Dale Murphy of At-
lanta’Braves, coming ‘within

one vote of unanimous selec:

. tion, was one of only three
National League baseball
players named today to The
Associated -Press major
: team.

valuable’ player in 1962, re-
ceived 95 of a possible 96
votes to nail down one of
three outfield positions.
Murphy, who batted .802.in
1963 with 36 home runs and
121 runs batted in, also was
the top vote-getter in the
selection last year.

The next highest vote-

yg Chicago set a club-record 14 straight victories’ at home, ‘fielder Andre

dating back ‘to last season. The Hawks haven't lost in
Chicago Stadium sjnce losing 2-1 to Minnesota on Feb. 27,
1982. Murray Bannerman stopped 26 shots and five different
Hawks beat Boston goalie Pete Peeters.
FLYERS 4 NORDIQUES 2

drove in 118 runs while belt-
ing 82 homers and received

Rich Butter, dealt to Philadelphia from Pittabuirgh lst ‘ Peoad

weekend to be united with twin brother Ron; got the winner
as the Flyers halted Quebec's unbeaten’ streak at six.
NORTH STARS 4 CANADIENS 3
’ ‘The North Stars, coming‘off-an 11-2 shellacking in
Quebec, won for the first time away from peas as Don
Beaupre stopped 80 shots.” Montreal coach Bob Berry

benched Guy Lafleur, for'much oh oe ee eee ?

"Martin still has
job ds. manager

TAMPA, FLA. (AP) -—

| Owner George Steinbrenner’

of New York Yankees said

Tuesday: that Billy Martin

still has his job as manager of

the American League base-

ball club, despite rumors that

Cee renee

for Martin.
The controversial owner problems last year and we
denied his controversial man- still have them.

Jim Rice of Boston Red Sox,
who led the American

cher, 47'h; Scott McGregor,

Out- Orioles, left-handed broad

with a .061 batting average.
Bill Madlock of Pitteburgh
Pirates, the NL batting
champion with a .828 aver-
age, was third with 15
votes.

‘Murray, who hit a career-

World Series victory, also
won a close race, edging Coo-
per by 11 votes. Parrish won
the catching spot by 11 votes,

in. Commercial Hockey League action

elson (6) of Williams avin attempts Sunday. which saw O ‘Keefe win 5-2,

Rebels lose two games .

Beaver. Valley defeat Trail

goal in the second period to

By :
CHERYLCALDERBANK 52, Nelson edge Columbia ;tie the game 38 after 40

Staff Writer
Rebels are busy
berry, preparing for a home game
relief against Nelson Jr. Maple
Leafs this Friday night after

the- Kootenay International
Jane Hockey League this

"The Rebels wére defeated
11-4 by Rossland Frias; and
68 by Beaver Valley Sat-
urday. They are now tied for
third place in the West Div-
ision with Grand Forks and
Rossland, but have a game in
hand over Grand Forks and

ver Valley shut out Rossland
10, Creston defeated Trail
&8 and Columbia Valley beat.
Cranbrook 9-4.

Friday night saw Spokane
double Grand Forks oa

Valley 7-6 in overtime, Cran-
brook beat Elk Valley 9-6 and
Kimberley . triple Creston
124; id
On Saturday, ( Grand Forks
Valley 7-3,

bled
68, Elk Valley downed Kim-
berley 10-6.

minutes. Mike “Corbett
scored for the Rebels at
18:89, assisted by Kevin Kir-
by. The Nite Hawks got their
goal with only one minute left
in the period.

But in the third period, the

‘In the only game Sunday, g
clubbed

Columbia” Valley

_ Rossland 42.

In the Rebels’ loss Satur-
day night, Castlegar and
Beaver Valley were tied 2-2
going into the second
Scott Jones scored the Reb-
els’ first goal at the 41-

period. are eyeing the return of two

of last year’s veterans, Char-
lie.Lind and Lyle Stoushnow.
The team is holding two

Reese spots open for the two play-

‘Then at 11:50, Kelly Hurd
stored, assisted by Kevin
Kirby and Sean Armstrong.
Beaver Valley then respon-
ded with its two goals.

cts Coane scored sneer,

ers, who the Rebels hope will
add some depth to the
Hne-up. Lind is presently
playing on a juvenile team in
Penticton, while Stoushnow
is attending school in Sum-
merland.

- Clippers edge Flyers 8-7 |

“We have to learn to play
€0 minutes or else we're
going tobe in trouble,” Bi-
anchin said. The Clippers led
6&8 after one period but fell to
6-5 second-period deficit en
route to their overtime vic-

tory. .

“It was disheartening for
me to see us blow a lead like
that. I'm happy. we won the

way we did, but we still have’ Prentice had ees

a lot. of room for improve-
ment.”
In the other league game

for the Flyers, while Randy
Douville, Tony Carter, Mike
Bulka, Doug McFaul and Ken

Nanaimo Setensies Sta-
cey Nickel and Ken Trousdell
combined to make 24 saves,
while Abbotsford’s Bob Ro-
mano stopped 29 shots on
goal. .

In Richmond, Jeff James
scored four goals to lead the.
Sockeyes to their win over
the Burnaby Hawks.

The game, which Rich-
mond led with period scores
of 8-1 and 4-1, erupted into a
brawl after the final buzzer”
had sounded. Burnaby col-
lected a total of 145 penalty

minutes, while Richmond no- " botsford.

tehed up 110.

Sockeye singles came from
Eric Catchpole and Dave
Lynes.

Rich Dietrich scored twice
for the Blue Hawks while
Brent Stadel and Glen Enge-
vik seored singles.

Burton stopped 42 shots,
while Dean Shaw made 29
saves for Richmond.

The win improves Rich-
mond’s record to 9-4 while
the Blue Hawk's record drops
to 4-7.

In league action tonight,
Cowichan plays host to Ab-

Mountain Sports: Hut. at
Complex.

been awful at home,” said Snepsts. “Mullen dropped his _
_ head, so I stepped into him.

10

p.m., Thureday at'the Arena