Noonan prefers Stockholm’ Ss. world

VANCOUVER (cpr 1 f
there's one place ‘Rick -
Noonan’ would rather be

Inese dayn than his beloved: -

University of B. c.,
Stockholm

and’ the world

hockey. championships.

_'Noonen, manager ot the.

It's

Canadian Olympic team. in:

1980, misses the action,
_ surrounding international

competition; in particular

he misses the camaraderie. Placid, NY. .
of the gang-‘that tried to. . “T wale up every ancé in " gaid “Thureday in an‘. in-

ahoot straight at:

‘Olymple Games fn Lake ©

the 9 while and rémember that
"Goad againet Piola which

North Stars, Rangers tired of cheek tuming

Minnesota North. Stare,
and New York ‘Rangers
have taken different routes
towards enlightening’ tha
rest of the National Hockey
League they are’ tlred of
turning tha other cheek. —.

Both free-skating clube in
the past have wilted under
pressures of physical

hockey.

Stars coach Glen Sonmer:
said Minnesota's tur.
around was sudden ~ Feb.
36 at Boston Garden when
they took on - the | fiesty”
Bruins and the result was a
record 406 penalty minutes.
_ The Rangers, on the other
hand, built an intlmidation
factor inlo their program
.and It pre-empted play at
Los Angeles Thursday night
when defenceman. Ed.

Hospodar tangled. with -

Kings’ high-scoring Dave

Berbicki

LAS VEGAS. (CP) —
Trevor Berbick is calmly
preparing for his challenge

Othe World Beating Council

heavyweight title Saturday.

night — #0 calmly that he .

may be beginning to spook,

undefeated champlon Lary 4
: boxing observer abould for.

Holmes. .
“Pye never seen a guy act

like that two days before a .
Holmes said

fight,"
Thursday of the Canadian

iendly
disposition. “Tt scares: mie”:
Berbick's attitude has
driven Holmes to say that,
though he° likes the
Jamaican native, ‘I've got
to knock him out,”’-
The feeling 14 mutual.

golng to change overnight,”
Berbick ‘Bot when I
gal'th the cag ti t
be all buisgeds, Ph UP eee

Holmes, $1, with 27
knockouts ln 36 professional .
fights, predicted be would.
win all rounds and sald he
will. try ‘for an early
knockowt, -

Berbick, 27, bas his own
ideas about that.

“Sure, he's been wilh’
fighters but he's never been
with a fighter like me,”

Eerbick said, ‘He doesn't §

have to cone Jooking far me
because I'm going’ to be
right on top of his nose.”
Whether the Halifax
resident can stay with
Holmes remains.to be seen.

Boxing experts here are 60 ©

certain Holmes, who «has
defended his title with eight
successive knockouts, will
win that there is no betting

Home i
court
downer. -

Honie court bai been

anything but an advantage
in the National Basketball
Association playolfs, with
visiting teams’ winning 11 of
the 19 games played so far.

That's a striking contrast
to the regular season, when
@2 por cent of the. games
were won by the home
teams, And that's why
coaches in playolfs aren't

worried about: thelr team:

hitting the road, or over-
confident when playing at
home,

"You can play ina YMCA
because the home court
isn’t that big & factor,"" said

Billy Cunningham. of
Philadelptiia "76ers.

Thus the coaches will be
more concerned with teinpo * .

than location when the four

semifinals resume tonight.
In the Hast, Boston

Celtics yisit-Chicaga Bulls ©

and Philadelphia goes
against the Bucks in
Milwauk ;

“Baylor at thé end of the first

period to spark.a 10-minute
‘brawl that resulted ina.
playoff record $0 penalties
and 200 minutes, -. —
Los Angeles may have

lst the fg, but they, won

game — 54'— to even
their best-of-five Stanley

' Cup playeit roundat a game |

‘aplece with the series -

shifting to New York for the .

_  secondatralght night by Bd
Al _ Tonton Oilers, this ime 3-1.
oo Feb, 26, but it’s ‘been a-

diffent story since as they :
emerged from their two-.
game set at Boston with a 2-
0 lead following a free
wheeling 9-4 win over. the
Bruins, led. by two-goal
efforts from Steve Payne:
and Al MacAdam.. .

A 5-4: overtime. -vietory
Wednesday ended a: streak
of futility at the Garden that

is calm.

_ Hie on fightin the American

gambling capital.
“However, trainer Lee |
Black, who is credited with
bringing about a marked
fo In attitude that has
improved Berbick aa a
boxer, makes a polnt that no

wet.

“gure, ‘he's the underdog, -
but with these guys |
anything can happen,”
Black .aalg. “It might. be
over in the. first round,. it

- might go the distance.”.

Even Berbick, with 18°
wine and one draw in 20 pro
fights, must recognize that

“T Hike Larry and I’m not ‘

Last. June in Montreal,

SRA ARIES ante ‘anders

champion, W

ciaicpicn, we who was
to be Tate's piece of meat in
a first step at regaining his
title,

‘stretched 14 years — — when
the Stars joined the NHL in
the 1967 expansion — and $5"
games, a streak. that. in-
" duded 28 losses and. seven”

des.

With the series shifting to
Bloomington, Minn., "Boston ..
Is" on- the: .brink -of ~
-@imination as is’ Montreal -
after-tha Canadiens wére

ged at.home for the

‘The mini-series now goes
-to: Edmonton for games
Saturday’ and Sunday."
In other games Thursday,
Pittsburgh Penguins beat

"<8t; Louls Blues 6-4 to even

thelr series. at 8 game
apiece and Philadelphia
Flyers..-topped . Quebec
Nordiques 6-5 in a repeat of
‘their fight-filled first game.
to take a two-game lead in

their serles.as did Calgary

‘Flames,. 6-2 winners oyer
Chicago Black Hawks, New
York Islanders, who topped —
Toronto Maple ‘Leafs 51,
and Buffalo Sabres, who
teat Vancouver Canucks 5
‘ also hold twogame Tends

A North Stara’
Saturday aight in Minnesota
‘will: eliminate the. Bruins.

Kings § Rangers 4 ©

Dean Hopkins scored the ;

Winner late In regulation |
“me after the New Yorkers
had rebouided from 4 43
deficit in a game that the |
clubs ‘assessed 257 penalty
minutes, 182 to the Rangers.
Larry . Murphy, Marcel
Dionne, Taylor and Billy |

Harris were the other Low

‘Angeles marksmen.
|Hospodar, Roo’ ma Ul

‘Nilsyn ‘qooked'’t Paar New

the aftermath: of the
‘firstperiod brawi,. the .
Rangers took 16 penalties

4619 PARK AVE.

‘win -

for 106 minutes and. the .
Kings were assessed. 1¢ for -
S44 minute, There were 45
~-penalties in the first. period

a playoff record, The old

. mark, 96, was set by New

"York Islanders and Batra
last year. co
"Oilers 3 Canadiens i
‘The’ hustling Oilers, as
they did in the first ganie of
the. series, ‘got big-leagiie
goaltending from’ rookie

a

_ Andy Moog, who faced: 41

Montreal shots, to take a.

surprising 2-0 series’ lead ©
; ‘and home-ice advantage | for
_ the next two games, -

Defenceman Risto
Siltanen's power-play ' goal

. > in the second period broke a
11 He and the s4thplace .

Oilers |. they’ finished .29

points behind: thirdplace -

Montreal . in. the «over-all

. standings. -— got. an in
surance. score from Jari
Kurri late in the game.

Paul Coffey also scored for
the Oilers: Defenceman
Gaston Gingras, accounted

- for the lone Montreal score.

Penguins & Blues 4

" George Ferguson scored
go a breakaway and drew
assists on two other goals in
a fourgoal ‘second-period
spurt. that carried Pitt-
sburgh past St. Louis, De-
: fenceman.. Randy Carlyle”
-seored twice. for the

'- Penguins. while Gregg -
Sheppard, Mario. Faubert |

and Rod Schutt added to the
St. Louls woes by. beating

Liut.

all-star. goaltender. Mike -
a couver.

” Joe "Michelet, “Tony
Currie, Blair Chapman and

the Blues, who finished .
second in the NHL overall :
standings behind the

‘defending Stanley Cup ©
‘Champion Islanders.
:Flyers B Nodiques'5.* -
Bill Barber scored thrée -
goals an4 Mel Bridgman . -
‘added two as Philadelphia *
. with angles being added by

Tom Gorence, Ken Lin
seman and Bobby Clarke.
The Stastny” brothers - —

Peter and Anton — along -

with Jacques Richard, Dale

: Hunter ‘and Mare Tardif

shared the Quebec goals.
Islanders 5 Maple Leafs 1
‘Bryan’ Trottier scored _

three goats, wtile Iimemata

Mike Bossy scored once and
assisted on three others. as
the defending Stanley Cup -
champs moved within a
game of moving into the

final. .
‘New. York goaltender pease

_ Billy Smith Lost his shutout
“at 6:08 of the third period

when defenceman ‘Mike

-McE:wen — who got credit

‘the puck into his own net,

The ‘goal was credited to

‘Toronto's Bruce Boudreau.

Sabees 6 Canucks 2 ,
Andre Savard scored

~ twice to pace Buffalo. over.

| Grows rental income oi a

cadipastite angel vt ne rf fuliaings.”
Good well, forge Gaara Berries, young frult trees.
- Neat, wall maintained. ‘Approx. $40,000 down, owner
will price

carry balance. ‘Full
Phona 495-9258-

$125,000,

: ‘fy

“BUILD YOUR HOME
-ON2 ACRES RIGHT IN
TOWN: For onty $35,006
_you can by frees,
privacy and room fe
expand. Call Jey. |

FAMILY HOME —
Must be seen to. be -
appreciated, 4
bedrooms, Roman bath,
fireplace - iecated In
Thornhill close fe
schools, Lets of ofher
- pleasant extras. To view
call Kalth. ;

Would you like to live in
_ park? Thishouse is set .
in a park-like setting |
with (rult_ trees
space, Home is aver .
1400 square feet with |
/few = «onatural = gas
heating. Located ini..
Horsesiion area cloze to
schools. For. further
intormation, call. Judy.

and | formr
- focated

A BIT OF . REPAIR
HERE AND THERE —
' Asking price is $47,000
for threa beiirzom hovte
on = =6Waltsh
Avenue, Phone Keith for:
more details.

' tabulld your own home?

A FAMILY DELIGHT.
— 4 bedreem home
features play reom, rec
room, and workshop.

fete ef room, fer &
home with 2 Feveuve
hevees situated on’ a
large fof In the
Mereesnee area.

bathe, Preperty has

Large patio at back with .
brick BBQ. Kitchen has
lefs and -lots of
cupboards. Call Pat.
foday te view. Asking.
$97,006.

Have you been wanting |

Are you Woking fer over.
.5 acres of land? Trailer

WHY NOT. SPREAD:
OUTT. 4 bedrooms, 4
bathrooms, family
room, full basement —
with large workshop,
eating area in kitchen
plus dining room. And .
om the outside, a large
sundeck end brick BBQ. -
Listed at $99,500. Call
Pat.

om property can be lived
in while you buelld.
Property is listing’ at
$45,000, Prone Judy and
try your offer.

PICTURESQUE FARM
ON SKEENA RIVER —
V6 acres (16 under

resi alli

Peawiing. Listed st | catvaion) 198,
pa y fin hom,

$145,000. Call Kettte: exes bribe aa
ASKIN’ | $95,000 "— |, bullding, 2 baras and
Duplex residence on numerous other
Homleckh Street in ovtbulldiegs. Property
Thernhil!. ideal ls Bardered en tyre skies

‘ Invesimant provides. { by Sheena River with
' gross #750 per menth. the third side bordering

on Highway 16, Cell Joy
fer mere flormation.

1$ §6THIS | $21,000
MOSILE HOME THE
ANSWER TO YOUR
HOUSING NEEDS?
Very well kept 11160 |
Frentier - 1972 Includes
most of the fernishings
you'll require, The
fenced yard. large
aundeck and
attractively finished
addition witl add te your
summer time - living.
Stusted In Sunny Hill
Tralr Park. Call fey
for appt.

. Intermation te view.

Altractive, 1500 24. ft.
house on Goviet with |
tots of potential. Fenced
back. yard has fruit .
trees ond room fer a.
gardes, This home will
finance igh CMHC.
Home Is Heting in |
affordable price range.
Phone Judy = fer

asxit2 fof ronad Ré
available on Hall Street.
Zoning tviteble tor Tri-
Plex. Asking $233,604.
Call Pat.

’ weer, Phone Judy fer

new
bedreem ner-basemént
heme could be @
woluabie firet
investment for the
young family. ‘This
home hes spacious yard
aren with fruit frees left -
on property, aatural gas -
heating, and a henwilfe!
‘ brick fireplace in fiving

eat, | ct) ‘0 aniychy’” Noonan

‘ ferview. “It was’ 6-200-foot
"gal which probably cost us
a medal.”

- Noooan now is director: a
- then’s athletics at UBC, but

_ stil] has thouglits of another,

- Canadian national ‘hockey
" toum ‘and, ‘be hopes, a role
with the amateur club,

. “I'd go ‘with. another
ational or Olympic tem in
‘aminute,” he sabd. (“1 didn't
suffer the heartaches the

"players Buffered Inet year, |
“although finishing aixth |.
‘bounded from that goal yet. -
: That one goa! will

“To ready ‘to go again :
providing ywe.isolate a -
‘purpose ina national ©

wan't what we hopes for fn
“the 0

- hockey program. We heed a
spirit of nationsliam around

‘which. to build A Bational ,

team.

“The group of players wo
‘had last season for so many
- months bad that spirit and
‘thelr country with class and

‘determination, Sure, they

were -disappolntéd at not
‘making the final four, so

Was everyone involved.’ |

: Canada didn't.make the’
medal round at Lake Placid |
after losing to Fialend atid

The Herald, Friday, Apel . Wet, vege

and UB

“the Soviet Union in- thet
group  roundrobin. . The.

Finnish loss (4-8): was

‘hard. to tke,
3 the sh-foot goal

oie eluded Canadian

Bob Dupuis near -
theend of the # pertod,
- “Paul Me tok &

‘haa shot -and the Finnish
_ defenceman, No. 9 1 think,
‘Just turned and desperately

fired the puck cff the:

boards,” said Noonan. No. .
- one felt worse thant Dupuis

when it went in our net.
. SJ don't think Bob has re- ‘

peébatly
other tim for the rest of hia
Hie,” cn .
Canada had.a $4 eed In
the second period against
the Russians, but eventually
Inst 6-4 in the ‘Olympics.
“I remember (goaltender

~ ‘Vindimie)‘Tretiak making.

just an “outstanding save
against. Ken’ Berry,”
Noonas-said, “A goal then

would have madeit 4-1 and I

don't think the Russians
would have come back like

- they did,”

“We had a great bunch of

- individuals laot year who

molded together az‘a team
With « definite commitment

for their comtry. ‘We sti

kory in touch and some are |
> doling. wery. well. I. te: ;

mesabee them Fondly.” et

coach’ system of aes

Tom Watt worked well, with ”

- Drake calling the shots once

te team, got to the Olym _

He said the current

Canada et the
world champioashipe io

collection: of NHI, playess
representing

Steckholm bas an ad:

vantage over. Inst year’s

Olympic team because

_ had lots of time to prepare

‘competitivély,” he said.

“Having cot linea from ° «
| certain teams should algo. noe

help. .-
“The one big problem tha

“1001 team might have is 2.
letdooffect after the NHL, |

achedule. The players have

got to get. themselves, -

WASHER \ wosts Aimond
BRYEE moo Almond.”

“a years warrenty parts &.tabor ‘
nk Poe

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A uTtw Aged

"Warman & & Si

REALTY LTO.

wisi

ve - Small creek
crosses N.E. -corner.

- Jarge lot. 1,130 59. ft. 3
bedroom’ basement

‘Asking $72,000. -
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' LIKE, HORSES &

‘COUNTRY LIVINGT:

bedroom home on 238

‘

~

eatin lerpe barn
' at $74,900. Both are
attractive homes In,

bullding. with part

‘basement, offices in -

+ back plus 2 bays. one
hoist, which
might just ault your

both Clark and’ River

Drive. “Excellent value.

‘> gt $40,000..
CALIFORMIA

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Mcbride: and ist

“This family home has 8

“home on 1.2 -

0 ACRES

Hwy. 25 North of Onilen
Lake. . Very nice
“property and
topography, Listed a

only $68,000.
TS

BUSINESS
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We have established
business lunities
Including. revenue

frastedon a confldenttal
basis, Come in and:
discues your needs end

DEVELOPMENT
SITES IM TOWN
8.42 acres next to:
B.C. Hydro alte. Would
make an excellent
Industrial park. Asking
- $1.2 million. |
-—_—T wo ‘3a°x 100°
cammercial. fats on -
’ Lakelse Ave. Asking -
; 949,000 for both.

—One 33'x100' lot on’
Greig ‘tacing the Co-op.
Aaking $50,000.

Highway
in. ‘Thornhill. Asking
025,000,

12 percent, Asking
. Space

Raw land located. off ||

2 ‘Storey, commercial

butlding «

a total of. 12613 el ft. |
end” $109,000 in
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$205,000. Lots

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