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. national » Memorial . Cup: .

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-'seheduled to. fight for the’
* undisputed middlewéight., -

: "owe! ve e got’ io have' the killer’ instinct nd g ‘for ihe

‘CHICAGO: (CP), ool Three ‘ hiembers’ of ‘Wangouber sonal veridedta against the Blick Hawke after, lying tive ay
a ‘throat. ‘No one: ‘wants: to: ‘travel: -all ‘the way. beck to Yan-

‘Caiucks: who -Gnce |. were “Chicago: Broperty: can-help-.- “pReagons ip. Ghicago. * meer >

“eliminaté the Black Hawks trom the Stanley. cup playotta.’- “No; I'm just: happy "i be in the semifinals," Boldirev: _ Couver for: a sixth game!” =": <-

‘tonight at. Chicagb Stadium. 2 ‘said Wednesday. “I want to beat. them’ apwe can go to. dhe: “Chicago must win tonight to force a game Saturday at ihe,
--Ivan Boldirev;- Darcy Rota dnd Thomas Gradin: ‘have all te finale, not Décause-of the trade,” . ~~ Re ee paaitie Coliseum.” A Vancouver ‘victory: would mean. “the..

\ played: key ‘roles: inthe: suéceas-of. the’ Canucks ‘in: the’: ~ Stanley Cup: finalopers Saturday in ‘Uniondale, N.Y.,°-

“.Boldirey,a 32-year-old. centre, arid: Rota, a rebut 2e-year~”-
-playoffs. They've prayided: muck of the Vancouver. offence -old left winger: were sent to Atlanta Flames in March, 1979, . against’ New. York’ Idlanders;-the two-time ‘defending *
, champions. who eliminated . Quebec Nordiques ‘dn ‘four:

and,a great déal:of the lacentive in the National: “Hockey . by the Hawks in.# multi-player. Eleven months. later he.
- League Clarence Campbell Conference final, “° :| - headed to.Vancouver in another deal- straight in the Prince of Wales Conference final. -
_ Vancouver, leads -the-best-of-seyen. series, 91 going into, “I played six years in Chicago and I've gota lot of friends ie
~ game five, which will be televised 4 on the full CBC nelwork, ° here,” Rota said. ‘‘I still have my: summer home here and.
* beginhing at 8:30 pm. EDT.- ' : l'dlike nothing better than te to come back and say we: heat
-Boldirev, for one, denies hat he is carrying on any per" ‘the’ Hawhs, i rr oe {

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- Nordigite coach in Guiness?

QUEBEC (CP) — Miche! ” ~ Andre (Moose? Dupont, who

» Grédin, 26, ‘was drafted by ‘Chicago in 1976but of orale,
-but the eéntre didn’t sign with:the Hawke and his rights.
_ were traded to Vancaliver in 1978 Tor a. second-round dratt”

_ pick in 1960. :. wn a

“Chicago uld fiave signed me, but when At came time,”
they couldn't make up their’ minds,'* Gradin. said: ‘about,
-- Regotlations, with Hawk general manager Bob Pulford. “My.
- attorney and I liad: a few. discussions. -with Pulford, but he »

never said ‘much.

“request . to. New_York.” With ‘the defence’s shure

"Nelison w: was fined $1,000 and ine Vancouver t teain ' 0,000 foe

£ ‘their signi “of: surrender. to referee: Bob- Myers,
‘The towel incident seemed to apark the Canucks to 4-8 and
“BS. wins at home and a commanding. hold ¢ on the. sorles
‘ Gradin has slx playoff goals for Vancouver, while: Rota

“and Boldirev have each scored five-tlies. The Canucks are, ; aad

10-2 in the’ Playotts, inelyding a 41 road record.

"The Hawks are expeced sart Murray Bannerman in i goat

tonight In place of Tony Esposito; who was shaky at best

‘Tuesday, Bannerman came'to the Hawks In a 1978 jade _—

4teom. Vancouver after Pit Martin: joined the. Canucks:

Left winger Al Secord, one of the many Hawks who hagn’t _

together and tighten’ things up in our end’.

_ solved the goaltending of Canucks Richard Brodeur in this . -
-. series, said the Hawke ear prolong the.series “if we pny:

. “Brodeur has gotten them this far and, I guess, he’ 8: na

‘giving some of us the, jitters,” Secord sald. “We have to
splay a good, sotid-60 minutes, of hockey to’ get to‘him.” .
The ‘Hawks have added right.‘winger, Toul Tanti -of

| Bergeton, at 2:30 a.m. ona .
~ aleeptess night ° during a...
-Pat Hickey. th. the, Nar-

recent, National Hockey |
League playoff road trip,
spoke” proudly. of what he
. condiders a major - “ac-

‘Rangers - in a. deal . that
eventually brought forward

. diques.t.
_And there were problems.

"wanted ‘but could not get at
_ contract . renewal, .
forward Mare Tardif, ‘who .
—.. produced bushels of ‘goals:
prior to Ctitistmas but lost -

his tauch in 1982. ,

, and’:

* pillaing” around: Normand.
‘; Rochefort |

cand” Dave’
Pichette}, both 21, the days

of Dupont, : 32, may. be -
. numbered. Tardif, also’ 32,

“The other night in Chicago, wen he war yeling at. our ; . Oshawa, Ont.,, Generals to their,roster, while the Canucks ~
benets 2 was yery surprised. [didn’t now he could tall that _. have juniors Garth Butcher of Regina Pats and Moe Lemay:
“Taueh. Be of Ottawa. 678 on the trip." wae! ate

The second game 6 ofth the series here a vieek ‘ago produced. Both teams ; have injured centres -who- ‘ake. ‘doubtful

‘ a towel-waving incident late in the game by associate coach tonight. “Terry. Ruskowsk,” the Chicayo - ‘captain, has a

invalving defenceman | nay bein the same boat:

_complishmerit ro

* Roger ‘Neilson. ‘ahd.. several of -the Vancouver Playset, shoulder problem, #8 does Ivan Hilnka of the Canucks.

: “When. our--season- starts. an
“again, T Will ° ‘be in the’: ¥-
,. Guinness “book of Tecords,” -
" Bergeton ‘told reporters i ina”
hotel lobby, ‘‘No - other +
coach of the Nordiques ‘will
have lasted so long.” mat

Bergeron has ; been
‘ coaching for two years. In ff
seven World Hockey ©
* ‘Association years and three —
in the NHL, Quebec had 10 -
- coaching changes; Ae

“Fm. 35; but right” now I
feel like 65,” said Bergeron,
_unable e. relax ' alter a.
. defeat :-New,. . York
tslandérs.. :

~ The 1981-82 Nordiques
“bioke up today. after a team. .
meeting at ‘the Colisee, «
scene of a 4-2 defeat against

_ New York Islanders ‘on

Tuesday night. . The | Nor-
diques -went out « four.
straight in the best-of-seven |

hampionship series.’ ;
The pressure is off. With :
" playoff upsets “of Montreal.
. Canadiens and Boston *
Bruins behind them,
Bergeron and assistant .

" forget about preparing job
/ The Nordiqued"/rige” to "

Bergeron’s sécond, year. 9-0
‘The Montreal native twice fl - .”
led Troig Rivieres Draveurs . :
of the Quebec Major Junior |
the

junior. tournament - before ~
signing with the Nordiques. :
"Year No. 2 behind the
_bench was not all wine and —
“Poses. rn
‘There was the, night of : = “ : . ; ; ;
Dec. 15 when goaltender “f°. . Ge ; we oo, ed a ’
Daniel Bouchard waved his... $0.00 00.0000 re ae ot oe
‘fist. in’ Bergerdn’s face, Jobs now-:that’ s the goal of the Sravincial * and catalogue 2'B. Ce artifacts and to |
. expressing displeasure at, " government's newly appointed Cabinet - - conduct educational and interpretive “ ~
the coach’s decision to use - ommittee. on Employment Development... programs for museum visitors and. ©
rookle hut again “he . _- ‘A number of important employment- +. tourists.-Funding levels will be at the.
Islanders. - ABalgst the Ps stimulatirig programs are being initiated. . —_‘_ current minimum wage of $3.65 per hour.
Quebec lost 10-7. That was Le peday, ‘priority is being given to a-$10 million UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. a
' Malarchuk's only atart of a Emplc oymerit Funding program to help.B.C. . "Funding will be provided to help create
the season. : employers create upwards. of 8000 simmer. a: “career related jobs ‘not available -
Then, ‘there “was the —f° iors ney students. elsewhere. Institutions-will be required «,
” departure of captain Robbie’ y...")-Employers’are urged to iespiond as quick! yt: establish jobs ofat least:two' months
Ftorek, “traded at, his. _ as Creatively as possible, to increase Be “duration and will beencouraged to“.
Hicienty of their own operations: ‘and to put” . extend the employment period using
more’ young British Columbians to-work,. . funds ftom other sources (i.e.. research’
Title bout- , ‘following: have been’ designated ‘as’ skey _ grants). Fuftding will be limited. toa.

: areas of job. Opportunities. | “a a= maximuiti of $1200 per position: 4°"
~ postponed AL.) (BUSINESS. ‘Jobs that can be created i ina ive INFORMATION FOR EMPLOYERS..
a ., wide variety of businesses throughout B.C.,

DETROIT (AP) -~ Boxing. :
‘promoter. Bob- Arum” has.
indefinitely: ‘postponed ‘the

.. students,.

re

. -.» . will be funded ’on a cost sharing basis, The” -
oy -/ maximum provincial government “20 2.”
“ “contribution will be $ 50 per hour. + 5

"Obl evi ant * _. FARMS... Funding to farms across. ihe /UNTERIOR | 2", 2 Victoria on aa
+ . re . ; : ‘c ib: . ' rs
» champion Marvin, Hagler - provincé will be on a shareable basis, with:- » ‘Cranbrooy Og ABW Y 286 38 3a 131

€ provincial government, contribution not: to

and-Thomas Heerms, citi - ~ exceed $250 per: ‘hour. Tt is anticipated that.’

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_ Hearns’ ‘hand before we set © ourist Information: Centres’ ‘for travel ~

" a pew. date,” : ‘Arion. “ead : ‘Neleott bai
” Wednegday: - coe local and regi oe ront:

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“examined: by three. 2 Peat ton * takét dad

; per hi ,
physicians *, in. “Detroit! MUSEUMS. Te

is 5 teady. to! assist t emplo ers-in- taking—
maximum, advantage. o this new: program
immediately. «. +

Participants in this program ‘must be.

~ attended ‘an accredited educational institution,-
ona full-time basis for at least one seméster.
- .\gince.October1, 1981. Unemployed young..." 0
eople between 15 to 24 years of age ‘will. also” oe,
Be considered eligible. . . oe
_ "TO APPLY.’ Employers are re ested: to.
-” contact.one of the.Ministry of Labour offices:
‘listed below.or to gtake:use of the toll: free. .
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days.
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