the ‘front ‘door, the bank is’ on’ the phone ‘and
Canada is coming in the back way, the average. bi

aerate mai wanes s
a special committee :

. where ‘you ‘can, resolve’ a:
Procedures, you should.”

18 A LAST,

urging
be éatablished ‘to’ study the: “

method of selecting senators,

would be asked to prepare a
Feport no later than ‘Dec.’1,
1983, Olson said.

’ He deferred ‘all questions‘: i
about the committee until:

Monday's ‘debate on | the®

motion.

Several senators “objected :

to including MPs on the com-

who have spoken in:the past.

of abolishing the upper. cham- '

i However, deputy govern-
ment leader Royce Frith as-
sured them senators would

However, Frith said he is ‘

and.
tails ‘be’ left to’ senatorial
electoral regions commission

similar to the federal boun-.

“Both Roblin and Frith ar-

gue’ that an ‘elected Senate,

would have more credibility
than ‘the current system in
which the prime minister has

sole.” discretion - to: “appoint

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‘to change the tickets:for the.

seven‘sklers and five coach: ;
Be ey, 3 A

; ‘pay.the
4 ence on their tickets, but the
‘organizers’: have! not :/been:. :.T

break
was pute back to: Monday.
¢ Because their'plane tickets

Sympathetic to the; ‘proposal.

The ‘race.’ Saturday; was

first delayed more than'two:
hours’: because’ of.) fog::and ‘

when, blizzard-like' conditions

enveloped the Gardena:Val-, Po

ley.‘The weather forecast for
today in for more snow,
bined: with rain. >)

“We're here to race; soit

\ we, have.'to’ stay until |Mon-.,

day, we will,” said World. oe
ie

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who clocked’46 minutes; ay 2

d' seconds, | and '-Haakon;"'24.
They *-had finished in),the

swith:
over. Los. ‘Angeles Kings. »
> Keith. Crowder "and: de-
“‘fenceman Mike’ ‘O'Connell =
‘scored on ‘power’ plays, while.

Peeters: turned { jaside: 255

shots, including 21 { jn the first:

two iperiods,.:in | registering’ -

his 15th victory of the season, (<
‘tops in the NHL.

He also‘entered the game
with a 2.63 goals agaist
erage, ‘the. NHL’: rest.”

‘Angeles’ goalie, Marlo’ Les.

sard with 88 shots in adie
the, Kings their: fourth, con-
secutive ‘loss, | Milbury. put
Boston in front at 6:80 of the
first period, scoring ona long”
‘slap shot: after’ centre: Barry
Pederson wona faceoff in the

== Mont-.”
‘real’ Canadiens, moved ‘back ?

tightened’ “with just | three
points separating the second
and fourth place clubs.

on.

Creek 8-5 Wodwetay, while

: 5 Goose | Greek picked up two

and two ahead of Mal-

lead.” in, the first, Betiod ‘a

© tipping in Willie”

‘CAPITALS 3 PENGUINS 1
PITTSBURGH . (AP): —
‘Gaetan. Dushesne ” scored :
twice in the final two minutes’
“to” give Washington a-'3-1
Tee over. Pittsburgh.
‘The: win” “extended the !

aaa drive at eal

> SABRES 5 NORDIQUES 4
QUEBEC (CP) —, Rookie
Sean McKenna scored what

proved to be the winning goal Hd

at 18:51 of the second period
as Buffalo “Sabres edged
: Quebec ‘5-4: x

‘The* victory improved
Buffalo's won-lost:' record: to

: 14-19-T and moved the Sabres

into a third. place tie with the.
Nordiques‘; in’ the Adams

| Division.

Rookie: defenceman + Phil

> Housley, Mike Foligno, Brent’

. Dushesne’ coke a a ee 1, tie
“with 1:29" remaining to:play,
“taking ‘a pass from’: Glen

Currie“ and: slapped: a shot:
past Pit tsburgh goalie’ Mich 1

Peterson and Gilbert

Mare
4 11th“ goal ‘of* the’ ‘geason «at
| 14504 of the third ‘period to

epty “net with: 27 ‘seconds
remaining to play to.give.the
Capitals their ‘seventh | win,

the:streak.°
Doug. Shedden scored ‘for
244 left. to;

bring the Sabres® within a
goal. Wilfred Paiement, with
two, esa? and Marian
also scored ' for

Quebes. 2
John Garrett ‘faced 26
shots -!.in |’ goal: for! | the

‘Al! Nordiques, : Iwhile:. Robert
« Sauve was tested 27 times'in

‘nto. sole» posession ; of: first

a Place. in the’ Adams Division;

Th
Flames now winless ‘in. their’!

; the Sabres goal.

‘last six’ home’ ‘games,;remain’ °C
in the :

“(Shutt, Gilbert Delorme. cod
Nats Naslund, ‘The: goal for:
Shutt was’ the S7ist ‘of his
‘career; tying him with Bernie.
‘Georffrion’ for fifth place, on-

‘the Canadiens’ all-time’ goal, z

‘seoring, list. ‘
Lanny “McDonald; Ed
‘Bess, ‘Kent Nilsson and Jim,

break — aerated i Danny

anid Trans-X’ have a game in
hand: on Dairy Queen and
‘Goose Creek:

;Gander Creek, leads the
‘league’ with 26 points..and
Kalesnikoff still holds down
last spot with. just. Seven

and’ defensive errors by, his .

teammates. .
Murray, Bannerman was
the winning goaltender. -
* NORTH STARS 3
CANUCES 3
,VANCOUVER.: (CP); —

}, Minnesota came back from a

three-goal deficit in the first
period! asthe North: Stars
‘increased ' their) unbeaten
string to’10: games‘ by tying.
Vancouver 8-8 in the National
Hockey: League.

Rookie Brian’ Bellows:

brought the Stars even with
the ‘Canucks at:10:11 of the

period with’ the: 11th
goal of his:rookie season by
converting» a‘: pass ~ from
Gordie Roberts’. after a
turnover “in: the py anc vet,
zone.

‘The Canucks’ took: a..3-0
lead in the opening’ period on
goals-: by : Dave ‘. Williams,
Thomas Gradin: and Patrik
Sundstrom before 12,857, fans
at’ the Pacific Coliseum.

{Minnesota got :back’ -into
the: game late in the second
period ‘on ‘popwer-play ‘goals
by Neal Broten and Dino
Ciccarelli after:the Canucks
were assessed ‘minor. penal-
ties 55 seconds apart.”

BLUES 7 WHALERS i

“ST.LOUIS (AP) '—

Ramage ‘and Bernie Fedorko

scored within‘a span ‘of one
minute and 19' seconds early
« in. the, third, ‘period to key, a

seventh, came on a bouncing

; shot: from ‘beyond the blue

eason and second, of the”

outshot the Leafs, . 42-22,;
might have won by 10 goals if;
goal!

; line which eluded goalie Greg
Mille:

‘the outset; ‘of ‘the, closing»
Period.

JUNIOR ‘ACTION "

By CasNews ‘Stat
The ‘Rockers from Stan-
ley Humphries: Secondary,
School were edged by J.L.
Crowe. Hawks, ,(Trail).. in
two closely-fought matches
Friday night:at' home.
The Jr. Hawks took the
Jr. Rockers 48-42 while in
the senior game. it. was
64-60 for the Trail team.
The junior game was a

a The Rockers were down

la (10) of Stanley

. Ker
Humphries Jee Rotkers goes os for astiotin ‘Js L rowe

by eight points at half;

time, but, battled back late
game...

Rockers,. had

they.were a little anxious

on :offence,, which ‘led to
some turnovers,” DePaoli
said.

He said Junior Rockers
centre Gordon Babaeff was
‘a standout, playing a good
all-round game with 21
‘points, 14 rebounds and
five steals. Kerry Uchida

gym. The Rotkers. were defeated 64-60 by Trail.

Trail humbles Rockers

played well -defencively,
scoring ‘seven points. Jeff
Allen did a good job on the
board, pulling downs seven
rebounds,

In. the senior game,
edach Kevin Morris said it
was a see-saw battia
with Castlegar’ up by. six
points, ' 80:24,; at the; half.
‘The game was tied 86-96 at
in the third quarter and
Trail ‘outscored . the

Rockers” in the final:

quarter to take the victory.

3 with 12 points each. Joba

‘night “action in the SHSS

{-Cesnlewarhto by Dene Strnbieg

> Dave Derosa led the:
Rockers scoring with 16
points, followed: by pe
Picton and.Cam

Silva:.was. one of - the
leading rebounders’ with
seven.

The Rockers next action
is Dec. 29 when they. take
on the ex-Rockers in a grad

Game time is 8 p.m.

MOSCOW (AP) — A

Soviet, Union old-timers’
squad” defeated a’ team’ of |

Canadian «; old-timers. from’
Winnipeg 107 Saturday,
with V

Fi

10-7
Soviets. defeat Canadians

by 18 seniors from Winnipeg,
including former National
Hockey League players and
former members of the se-
nlor Winnipeg Maroons,

a nadian

scoring three. goals for the;

Soviets.

Starshinkov opened the:

scoring at 8:56 of the first
period.”

Nick Mikoski, at 65 the
oldest.player’-on. the ice,
scored twice for Canada, got-

Cai :
Pauatou hockey, in the mid-
I

The Canadians faced some

3 of the Soviet Union's, great-

est players, including de-

alties, while the Canadians
had one for having too'many
men on the ice.
‘The 12,000-seat Sports Pal-
ace was almost filled to cap-
city. for the game, the first
of two exhibition matches
staged during the Izvestia
hockey tournament. The old-
timers play again Monday.
George Smith, a Winnipeg
who

Ragu-
lin, Viktor: Kuzkin and Ivan

;Tregubov, and forwards An-
oe atoly Firsov and Starshinov.

‘The game was played at 2
fast tempo,\but there was no
intentional checking. The So-

the Canadian trip to Moscow,
presented jerseys and hel-
mets to the sons of five for-
mer Sovict national stars
Valery Kharlamov, Vsevolod

Bobrov, Anatoly Firsov,.
viets drew five minor pen: Vladimir

Petrov and Boris

Mikhailov.
The boys, aged seven to 14,

tare training to the. youth

teams of Moscow's “renown ;
Central Army ‘sports club,
where their fathers once
starred. : 5

! Ab. MeDonald, ; a:, former
NHL star and captain of the
old-timers team, drew cheers
when'he skated around: the
rink’ with’ Sasha Khlarlamov
perched on his shoulders.

Kharlamov, ‘a. famed
winger on.two Olympic gold

—* medal and eight ‘world ¢ham-*

pionship teams,'was killed in.
an. auto: “accident ~ ere
1961. near Moscow: