,... Montreal ~ Canadiens

,  Balatained there was no
pance when

+ Sop began to lose the odd
if midway in the first
. of. the National
Hackey League schedule.

into the second
hallo the 80. © #0-game grin grind,

coving what the meant
‘extending their un-

;
. * eaten streak to 12
Joes — second
be 7 eet atring this season,

f an
Beston ‘Bruins, who
: @éplier had a 17-game
m= : * 3. ? wabeaten streak, were
~~ a 1. the latest victims éf the
*. £8": # qteady Canadiens in a 5-3
“hyd a! Montreal Saturday

“This victory tonight
ec for us,’’

wea eso

a, ve Shutt whofe second
iy , af the night broke a

: Fe tle in the third period.
“ae (Boston) were five
behind us in the

difference was those
ero victories we had over

play a
Fe. a tough
wie. They are

: ther NHL games
"! ay, New York
‘Uenoee cits 40
Washington Capi .

a, ‘Detzoit Red Wings
‘''" = defeated Buffalo Sabres
-. &2, Philadelphia Flyers
a “bent: New York Rangers

1, Les Angeles Kings
not Atlanta Flames 2-4,
burgh - Penguins
o eveland °
ae 42 and St. Louis
Se es beat Minnesota
oye th Stars §-2, Chicago
te Hawks ‘at Toromto
3 Leafs and
ado Rockies at
touver Canucks both
te in 3-3 ties,

Ly a SG AMES SUNDAY
“ie avoid conflict with
the ‘National Football
me ne 3 vs Super Bowl

ash the NHL

gd net i edule any

Syd oal of -
t' and 22nd: of the
came’ off a‘ pass
: Guy Lafleur on a
‘bating @om.eco- brew k
i a Bruins rally
worn Stan Jonathan
apa Peter McNab scorin

nine seconds
eck ether midway in the
Shed period to make the

 Lalleur added his 30th

wal of the season.

Shutt, who scored 60

; for the Canadiens

i 2 season, said he isn’t

ne Sed about trying to
_ atch —sthat ~— output.

to eres our
ee he said. ‘You
vik ue 'to forget last year

. DON (Reuter) —
ex ter United, once

te buy its
Sack ts ne omirnes
copied for many

wich .on Saturda
gull Fett United halt
down the English

t Division standings,
hb announced it will
- smmidfielder Gerry
“Praacis from Queen's
ers this week

:@; 400,000. ($348,000)

! “Bais would set a record
sa wien a. transfer between
yim A h. clubs, and it

ae United's recent

000) for Leeds
striker Joe Jor-
;- United also is
-to be Interested

*, Be ansther Leeds player,
Enon fue Gord. McQueen, on
; “a price eee of

eae might be set

art’ Pearson and
Peary Mellroy scored
i # goals Saturday,
“fat Paul Mariner hitting
| $iek tor Ipswich. i
; Defending Li league
“saamapion verpoo
ey elub which has
ao: Boe heavily ee
*, (pensiec market, kept up

ie challenge to Jeadin

ie Forest with s

ON O reason
— for panic

ontreal winger

8 por standings and the -

oem earlier this season, ~

‘ingpin, of British’

Aner ‘a 2-1 league win Vala

and concentrate on this
year and that’s what I’m
trying to do now.” |

At Detroit, rookie

defenceman Reed Larson =“ &

scored the winning goal
late in the first period and
set up two other sdores to
lead the Red Wings
against Buffalo which
suffered its second loss in
& row.

Nick Libett chi
with two goals for sited
Wings.

Paul Holmgren scored
once and set up goals by
Kevin MeCarthy and
Rick MacLeish’
Philadelphia over the
‘Rangers, The
tended the Flyers’ un-

beaten string over the

Rangers to 10 games.
BARONS FALL

The improved
.Cleveland Barons, who
had beaten New York
Islanders, Buffalo and

Toronto on consecutive

nights, had their streak
ended in Pittsburgh
where Jean Pronovost
and Greg Malone scored
two goals each to lead the
Penguins.
ean leading the
league 8 leading scorer,
dded his 30th goals of the
season and set up another
by Clark Gillies while
Glenn Resch recorded his
second shutout of the
season to lead the
Islanders against
Washington. .
‘Right winger Dave
Taylor provided three
goals an Danny Grant, a
newcomer from Detroit,
d five assists in Los
romp at

- Centre Marcel Dionne,
a former team-mate of
Grant at Detroit, added
his 17th goal of the season
and assists on twa of the
Taylor goals.

i. Louis beat the North
Stars with ; two-goal
performances | from
parry Unger and Curt

Gary Croteau's Ee
late in the second

gave Colpradg. the tie; ot
“Garcoavee ‘hgie
‘by? * Hefenkt aa eee

Manno after taking a
clever pass from contre
Dave Hudson. «”

The Canucks ‘added to
their injury. problems.
when team captain Don
Lever suffered a possible :
fracturedncheekbone
when he was struck in the
face by a puck, |

‘At’ Toronto, ‘ right-
winger Ron Ellis scored
his second goal of t
night early in the thivd
Period to give the Leafs a -
3-2 lead but Chicago's
Bob Murray tied it up on
a 2%5-foot slapshot. with
less than five minutes
remaining.

- Manchester tries:
for soccer lead

34 points, even with |

Evertom, four points

behind Forest’ which

played to a scoreless

‘draw against Derby.
t pace with 1--
over Aston ;

‘Everton ke;
0 home

Arsenal beat
Wolverham pton Wan-
derers 3-1 ‘coals by
Liam Brad and aleolm
MacDonald . had put.
Arsenal in command in
the first 17 minutes.

Manchester City:
recorded its sixth - “gue:
cessive victory, beating a
spirited West Ham

nited 3-2,

Chelsea came down to.
earth after the Cup win’
over Liverpool, losing 5-1
to Coven Leeds
United winger. Arthur
Graham seored. three
goals in. a‘3-2 win overn-.
struggling Birmingham’

¥ +
In the. English Second
Division, Bolton Wan-
derers moved back to the
top of the table with a 6-1
victory» on phetfield
United s ground ’ .
Gla: .
mainta ned their three-
int lead atop the
ottish Premier
Division, beating St.
Mirren'2-0 while nearest;

"challenger Aberdeen beat’

Glasgow. Celtic 2-1.: i

Motherwell continued”
its strong run out of the:
relegation zone with its.
fourth successive win, 3-0
over Ayr United. xt

sel TF
ee ete

0 lead a

‘win ex-

The lvor Bristol rink vi were the winners Sunday at the Elke Corby Cup zone p olaydowm Ie eld at Terrace curline
Terrace, Kitimat, Prince Rupert and Smither. The |
beating the Dale Stacy rink h Terrace. The Bristol
Kieth Willlams and Ivor Bristol.

tink. Seven teams competed in the tournament from
Bristol rink won the final game by a score of 10-5
rink deft to right) are George Hamer, Noel Martel,

_dets Jinxed in Overtime
playoffs

padded the lead with -

World Hockey
Association overtime te-
breakers are developing
a a jinx for Winnipeg -

Ron Chipperfield’s
second.goal Sunday night
at 6:04 of overtime gave
Edmonton Oilers a 4-3
win over the Jets at Win-

nipre. as the ‘aixth time
this season the Jéts have
failed to win in overtime.
In one other WHA gax
fa tic ec on i Cc
Stin ers beat Quebec

Winni
and

opened Lindstrom

the scoring for the
Jets. with his TOL goal of
the season and Bobby
Hull's 30th goal put the
Jets up 20. But Ed-
monton came back with
foals by Pierre Guite and

g's Lynn Powis
dmonton’s Dave
Langevin then traded
goals in. the third period.
‘WASTED. CHANCES.

‘ Lindstrom said the Jets
squandered a couple of
good chances to get:the

Brian Coates

goals b
Dudley.

and Ri

ments, the an-
nounced Sunday that
defenceman Steva

Durbano of Birmingham
Bulls has been sus ed
for four games. fined
$1,000 because of two re-
~-cent incidents, ;

In off-ice develop- ;

7 ‘Gordon, WHA. _ all
al execut ve. director, -sald-
_Durbano deliberately ‘hit’
referee Bill Frida; rien a. "

on

happ:
The

hour.

eighth,
problems.

puck in a game Jan, 10
while the Bulls were
losing 6-4 to Quebec. The
other incident occurred
Jan. 6 when, in a game |’.
against Houston, Dur-
bano deliberately at-
- tempted to injure centre
Terry Ruskowski of the
Aeros: during a fight.
The WHA now turns its f
attention to the ‘annual
-star: game Tuesday
‘night:- ‘at’ Quebec. The
“league schedule resumes
Wednesday.

first Formula 1 auto race.
United States
driver started from the

le position and never
ooked back in the 53-lap
event, posting an average
speed of 119 miles an
Lauda of
Austria, last year’s world
river, was
second in a Brabham, 13
seconds behind Andretti.

“At least, I got to finish
a race for Ferrari, " said
Villeneuve, who placed
despite

Niki

champion

Villeneuve, the 26-year-
old Canadian champion

ues 6-3. On Satur-
aay, ebec beat Ed-
monton rae Houston:

New

Aeros
’ England Whalers 5-4,
defeated In- three

Winnipe

diana 0 . ‘Racers 6-3 .
- winner’ when he beat
; three Jets Wieven goa to the:
right of the

igham. Bulls
beat Chieinat 4-3...

Both the Jets and Gilets :

were late ‘arriv

Winnipeg for. .Sun ay's ha d
ganie, the opening faceott ‘

‘winner late in the third . v

ri vee
we body a bit We.

Chippertield scored’ 1 the

i .,
ee
nder, :
Dennis’ Abgrall scored.

before . firing a

PUL of ski slopes!

wi

ab “oy peg
Ae gu anes Ww

Steer clear

A Military Career Coun.
sellor will be fn Ferrace an
dan. 18 @),the Canada.
Mafpower Centre from
9:00 a.m, to 3:00 p.m.

-Rangers |

was delayed _and. both -twice to lead Cincinnati's- " Lo.
ama begafyh dw signs of ‘ietory at Quebec. His
pla in their ‘second goal early in the 4
ame in 88 many. _second period put the.Sti- a
. ngers in fronté-2 and they’ a

ce ttru
Idr now whave to work Jo

to collect _
Unemployment
_ Insurance?” ”

‘Yes, ,
Parliament has s decided that the
qualification time should be longer.
everywhere, and that people who live in
areds of high unemployment should be
given certain advantages over those whiks,
live in areas where jobs are more Plenti-

‘Which means that you now need
more insurable work weeks to qualify. for
Unemployment Insurance benefits.“ -.

ay, can see why: But; just -
how long would I have to work
tobe eligible?” .-

From 101014 weeks, dependifg' on
where you live,

' In regions of low unemployment,
claimants need up to 14 weeks of in-
surable employment to get UI benefits.
This.will only happen in places where
it’s easier. to get arid keep a job,

In regions of high unemployment,

claimants now need. as little as 10 weeks
to qualify. -

“Does this mean I'd get an
less or that the payments | °°
wouldn’t last as long?”

* Nochange in payment amounts.
The UI benefit rate stays at two-thirds of
your average weekly insurable earnings,
“The maximum time for which -
anycne may receive benefits has changed
slightly, however. The did maximum

.

ma

we
, nee Me

+

. was 5] _— Now it’s siete

But since September 11, the total _
number of weeks for which a claimant —
qualifies has more closely 1 reflected the :
unemployment rate in his or her region.

Right now, we measure unemploy- ,
ment by dividing Canada into 16 °

economic regions. Later in. 1978, we will
* fine-tune the program to 54 regions'so. .

that UI will be even more gioselve related
to local labour market, conditions...

“What else is changing -

about Ure” 7

_ Not much. Ts
The basic two week waiting period

- remains the same everywhere. And 89 do °

the rules on disqualification when a claim

ant has left his or her job for no good -”

reason or been fired for misconduct. In
such cases, a claimant ma have to wait
up to eight weeks from when employ

* ment ends until benefits start.

Then there's maternity, : sickness and

age 65 benefits,

Sickness benefits are sill payable for.
upto 15.weeks,

Maternity benefits, also up: w15
weeks, and the special one-time benefit
(equal to three weeks’ benefits) at age 65,
remain the same,

The same people still pay for the

- program in the same proportions, and

the types of employment insurable for
Ul remain the same, too.

Andretti wins
Grand Prix

BUENOS
Argentina (AP) —
Andretti led from start to
finish in his Lotus to win
the Argentine Grand Prix
Sunday
Canadian Gilles

Villeneuve was
y to finish the year’s

from Berthierville, Que.,
drove in. two races for .
Ferrari last season,
spinning out of
nadian Grand Prix at
Mosport with fonr laps
remaining, and suffering
a crash in Japan that
killed two people.
ane it wag hotter
“toda 32 egrees
Celsius), we decided .to
use harder. tires, but that
was wrong,” said Vil
neuve. ‘‘They weren't
sticky enough. When the
tires are off, you have to
drive twice as d.”’
DEPAILLER THIRD
Finishing third was
Patrick Depailler .of
France, iin a Tyrrell,
followed ey. James Hunt
of Engl and ina McLaren
Fenn Peterson ot
Sweden in a Lotus and
Patrick Tambay of
France in a McLaren.

AIRES,
— Mario

while

just

tire

Electronics |s the carer of the future
mag and the Canadian Forces need men
and women [0 train in this (rade.

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there coulS be ateh bor ye a8 3
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Recruiting Centres are tocuted ins |
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Lexy i in Wheelie. Bayes, a crit ing.

“Would I still £0 to the

same Ul office to claim?”

As explained i in the box below, you
still goto the same locations for both UI
_ offices and Canada Manpower Centres,

. Unemployment Insurance has
changed for everyone's benefit, includ-

”. Imig yours, All we ask is that you
_Femember your obligations as well as

your rights.
If the need should ever arise for you

to come to us, we'll make sure you get all |

the UT benefits to which you are entitled

by law, But you must keep up the search”

for a new job all the time you're getting

. those, benefits,

The U's wanplonricnt Lasunaice Comartissine and the po,

Deparment ef: Muepatver and dheuigration hate become |:

the Canada [5 mn Plat anal Freniyration Commission, hae

tira ties waited sill soverer local offers identifi as a on
Cavmplovnurit (numrance offins or Canada Manpower ie

Clontn's, When they ne togetice tn me Phavaptate, tie ike [-_

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Canada’s Unemployment “ ws

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