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“MONTREAL (CP)4 an ~ tasi

& summer, Notmand Leveille’
Was cheered at the ‘north-’
~ Michel- Normandin .
“Arena : for his: ‘outstanding...
‘amateur. hockey :

erid.

"On Monday night:

‘applauded just for rmaing it

“out to- centre ice, +7"
“In his: first, public’ ap-.
pearance. since. collapsing .”
_with a brain hemorrhage *
between | periods of fa-
” National. _ Hockey League

game in Vancouver on Oct.

23, the. Boston Bruins: for-
* ward was pushed onto’ the:

rink in his wheelchair. to

:. accept @ plaque honoring

.. his participation for two"
*, years in a‘ local summer

: hockey league. '

Leveille. was _ alert, and

: smiling, and the crowd of

+ about 100 people gave the.

former. junior hockey star
and his family a standing

* ovation. -.
= Leveille,. ‘called “The
: Kid" during his — junior

” hockey

: Chicoutimi, Que., was born,

2) with’
: condition =. in
, capillaries are missing and.
_- a juncture of arteries in ‘the

brain feeds directly into. the -

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Leyeille. — who has no
" recollection of the incident !

_ We'll clean any size living
toom and dining room carpet

for only $q4ger
- ~ until July 31, 1983 |
‘CARPET DOCTOR

A diviston of Tamitik Industries Lid.

JIM POCHA _
635-9618
Terrace

night, ihe 20;.
year-old Montréaler « was:

. ment...

Hebert,

league. days in’. played the litle game under.

. the. shadow ‘of - a death’
threat, a Denver newspaper - -
‘ '* Lord's will,” “Hebert said

"arteriovenous, a

Page 4, The Herald, Tuesday, July 19 1993

i i | iy Cf foe

_Leveille back in public Soa

= collapsed i in: ‘the’ dressing | ie
room After’ the first period a

“oP as game “ ‘against. the.’

Vancouver ‘Canucks when.

these: “congenitally”: "
malfortied | “vessels ©

z The: : hemorrhage; .
doctors’. said .. "wasn’t.the. +,

“sdireci result! froma blow not
* ‘during - “the.” ‘hockey gamé,:
left’ Léveilte «-uneonsciéus- |

‘and on: “life support equi. ,

‘He - “remained: in poor .
condition for several weeks _
but . eventually
conscicusness and. was
transferred to the Montreal
Neurological | Institute. He:

despite

_ DENVER. (AP) — ~ Bobby —
ball. League championship, 7

reports.

The Rocky Mountain
News says it received a
telephone call last week

"from a man who said Hebert

would “die by high-powered —

Spécialists in .

—Upholstery:. =-Carpet ©
—Waterremoyal services ;
—On location drapery cleaning |
—Commercial & residential carpet cleaning

“We make house calls”

regained *

rehabilitation -
‘iter he continues

‘everything,

added, . .
“Speech is atiil a ‘ problem

he speaks dbout 20 words
now -~ but he's _ goming

_ along. "
“This weekend, Leveille | is

‘Hebert. won. USFL

threats -

rifle,’ The caller then hung ;
the -quarterback ip...

’ who led Michigan Panthers:
‘tothe United States Féot-

Atratd of encouraging the

‘caller, the News did not run. ~ settled. in’ Boston “courts

the’ story. at. the time, but

‘ alerted the’ Denver. police:

department and Hebert,
“If it happens, its the

- when informed of the death
threat: “But [in not
‘worried about it.

- "You: can'l let a lot of

I'm ‘sure’. it's- somebody's

' idea of ¢ prank:”,

* Prank: or. not; Panthers
management and. police
took .the threat, seriously,

Six plainclothes security.

men were assigned to keep
an eye. on

Michigan's practice

Sessions were: covered by, .
the Adams County special

crime and attack . team,
Hotel security was in-

creased and Denver police.

“had their SWAT teams in

the upper stands. at the.

game Sunday... -

"Hebert “remained calm
_ throughoul the ordeal, He

played’ a spectacular. game
‘in’ a 24-22": victory” over
Philadelphia. Stars, passing

. for 314. yards and free

~ touchdowns: -

‘TONY ‘BADR -
i, 692-6311
Kitimat

“Bobby ‘takes” things 50 -

easily,” said Teresa Hebert,
his wife. “He’s just really

” easy going.

was recently transferred. to.
_eentre:
to. :

: ee :
. Binltriend,: Sylvie ‘Bergeron -

"though. he: sometimes’ hag 7
. meniory problems," Perao _—

~ delicate,

.- Levellle's <
. “Therese, said Normand now

Hebert, .

; ‘programs: at the: cet

" scheduled make-his first
fp: out: of Montreal ‘since’
mi

me ‘meetirigs : aimed al

He 'g a: clarifying: the ,atatus ‘of his
chair, . Re .

three-year contract with the.

. Bruins.

‘Leveille: has recelved no-

-both parties are still seeking
‘the best possible agreement

: for. him.

“The situation - vis very
They want to
‘protect him, and s6 do’ wé.
We're trying to work-out a
formula that: would protect
his: ‘money ‘and ensure that.

he gets jt." .

- Whether: “not. he
 qalifi jes for lifetime. work-
7 men’s - 2 ‘compensation
benefits -

_ -@ Soheone injured o: on the job

is: another matter, to be

said jperno.
mother,

spends’ a Ist. -od- time
swimming | at: “the - pool «
outside. the “family’s” new...

. home in’ Terrebonne, about

40 kilometres ' “north” of

i , M t
things like this bother you. - lontreal, .

‘They left their “upstairs

_ flat in Montreal because of

the difficulties the stairs

: posed for ‘Leveitle who is
* confined to a“ wheelchair.

The new home,’ bought in.
Leveille’ 3 name with money
advanced from the’: Nat

“mand - -Leveille _ Fund, .

{ully-equipped with: ramps,
The fund is made up ‘of

Money : given by. Boston

Bruins fans to help Leveille

- with his expenses,

-Levéilte currently Bets | to
Terrebonne “only

-weekends, ependi ast of

‘salary from: ‘the team. since '
: his aceident, but-Pérno said

George Rocha, Kitimat Chalet goaltender,
guessed right on this Terrace Skeena Hotel
penalty kick during Sunday’s soccer game at
_..{he Northwest Community College pitch. andl

forearm.

won the game 5- 1.

“dove In time to block the ball with his right
Despite thé fine save here, Skeena
' Hotel beat Rocha on flve different chances and

Smith, Bradford split Kemano titles

Jan Smith and: Dorothy
Bradford of Kemano won

. their events: in -the 11th

annual Kemano Golf Club

mixed open’ tournament .

Sunday. .
Smith carded a 126 low
gross total for his: victory,

while Bradford’ shot 180 for: oe

her win,
Mike Bruneau and Esther

* Pretulac, both of Kitimat,

wor the overall low net
tiles in’ the tournament...
Runners-up to Smith and

his ‘time. dine rebabiitation \Bradford in the low , gross

ion

he is: ‘Skpetted. to be :
for © the whole moth of

. August. -

‘We're hoping hee; can stay
after -that, but we “don’t

"know yet," said Therese,.

who is also a nurse.
- “We're very encouraged
80: far. .We

_eoutes

only hope t his -
7 progress wil continue. mo

gf. Kitimat and Barb sfrom beginnarg j eres
“Louder, also of..Kitimat, « “ aresillt of the’ week ae
Suitley Palmateer and John © racing.

MacDonald, . both of. Five-year-old Shane

. Kitimat, were second in the

. Kemano. for the gross title.
In the low-net event, Chris
Stone of the host club beat
Bob Ormerod of Kitimat.

Ladies’ second flight low
gross. winner was Esther

; Gloakey, who beat Geri-

_Kitimat’s. BMX racers got
hot, sunny weather for their
Sunday event at the .

” Alexander School track, and

were John MeRae_.

low net chase to Pretulac _

" and Bruneau..

Ii the men’s second flight,
Lorne Parrott of Kitimat

beat out -Jobn Kirkbride of

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after the points they earned -.

Sunday pushed them over

RESULTS from the ‘Kitimat BMX °
_ bicyele motocross racing club's event

Sunday July 17 at their track below
alexander School.

‘BEGINNER , -
4&5. years old: 1. Ryan Tatbol- 2.

Douplas Hickey 3. Shane Wylie *
Gyearselt: 1, Bo Clark. 7.. Mikko

Jankkola. 3. Tony McCrary ©.
78 yuars oid 1. Ryan Bengato 2B

|: Jeing Klein 3. : Atte do: Morello:

¥.years: gid: 1. Kevin Tremblay 2.
Mike Anderson’ 3. David Sliva-

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Marko Bosal 3. Avan Letourneau.

W-42 years old: 1. Reg McNab 2.
Sean Rutsatr - 3. chert Kintan

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James Bradley -3,- Mirko Zanerdo

Wl yearsold: 1 Robert Edwards
Leonard Nunes

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44 years old:. 1. ‘david Higginson 2
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TA yeursold: 1. Andrew Hollywell
2 Thomas Fotey 3. Ming Bartlett
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WW years old: 1, Jan Chisholm 2. -
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July 24 (Riverboat Days race):

Next race in Kitimat: July 31

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Timlick for the title: Terésa

Meldenberger beat Elaine

Jason in the second flight
low.net event. All four are
from Kemano.

- Men's’ third flight low.

gross winners were Glen

the beginner limit. The
three will be-competing in
the novice class al the next
race they attend.

ent next ‘schedule. BMX.

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CFL-USFL merger

Craig in first and ‘Stan
Pretulac -of Kitimat in |
second, Ernie Archer and —
John Roberts of Kitimat _

- were the top two finishers in

the third-tlight low : ‘het -
‘ vy ,

- BMX riders move up a notch.

July” “Bd ‘in Terrace at the
- Torken BMX Club's track at”

Riverside Park. The event —

will be’ part of the Riverboat t_.
‘Days , “celebrations ih

a good idea? .

WINNIPEG (CP) — It
* would be a mistake for. the -
‘Canadian Football ‘League
‘to merge.’ ‘with the: United

States: Football Leagué as

_. Suggested . by.” two CFL ‘of-°
ficials; the general m ‘manager: .
of Winnipeg ‘Biue Bombers *

sald, today:
“ Paul - RVOBSON : WAS’

-REACTING TO REPORTS .

- Joe Galat, general manager;

and coach of Montreal «
‘Concordes, and Jack Gotta,
who - -holds the . same
positions with Calgary

. Stampeders, would favor a
‘merger of the two leagues. :

“There's no story here,"
‘Robson said. “What has

happened here is: that,-you ©

have two. coaches who both

_at one time coached in the -
(defunct) World. Football

League.

“T think they've made an.

off-the-cuff comment, which
has been picked up. From
lhe information 1 have,

. there’s no possibility. of a

merger."

- Galat was quoted Monday J
’.a8 Saying -a’ merger would -

bring. each -CFL team “a

- Couple: of, million “dollars

more for each CFL club

4

*. borrowed: an
_ major league -baseball “BS

m B.C. Plate | ‘ |

from, American
packages.”
However’, in an Interview
today on a Montréal radio
station, Galat denied he snic

-he was in favor of a merger

of, the two leagues:

He’ said ‘he mentioned the
, ‘only advantage to.a merger -
with the USFL would be for
* the CFL to grab sore of the
'- revenue from the $2-million
“television contract the new
* Jeague holds with: ABC.’

Gotta sald merger. would
‘be'a healthy, thing - for the
Canadian league. 0")

“I think we might have to
-bring American teams in
here to start filling the seats
in, say, Montreal, I'd like to
see us get bigger. and bet-
‘ter,”

Robson said while. ‘at:
-tendance is ‘not what. it
Should be in Montréa) and.
some other CFL : cities,
including . Winnipég,.” the
USFL: is having. ‘similar
difficulties, ae

“They have some réai
atlendance problems in, the
USFL and I don’t know that
we would want to get ‘into
that situation,’’ he said.

"Attendance in- the CFL
has been reasonably: good,”

_ he said. “Canadian footbail
. has always been a’ distinct
ad Unique game played in
‘Canada.
“As a Canadian, i d-sure *
like to keep it that! way,"

Fans to pick.
CFL stars:

TORONTO (CP) — Ed
Chalupka, president. of the
_ Canadian Football: League:
Players’, Assoglation, has
‘ddea~ from

" Tv

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