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_ Right: ‘winger Lanny -
' “McDonald. ‘of. Calgary

Flames, who. leads : the.
fa “National. Hockey. ‘League:
: with a7. goals,
oP ‘auceéas this: ‘seaton q

an teamwork, _
ae ¢ paven’t: ‘ctianged. my.
sp. style,” -McDonald-said on
| ‘the eve of the NHball-star

game tonight “at: Nassau.
Veterans:

Coliseum.

’ better, who hniows?.

“But i more than anything,

T feel the’ reason for my good

‘season has” beeii omy,

credits’ ‘bis’

Memorial
’ “Perhaps I've -
. been positioning - "myself

: teammates! ‘The 5 plagere a on
this team have worked bard ;
and permitted: ‘me, to.seore
‘more goals;: We. too: bad the |
a two years: with; thé troubled..:
*,: Colorads Rackiés hefore li
he was traded ‘to. the” Flames.
Ve Y eDaaeii ‘who ‘turtis: 30

“onl Feb:16, isinhis 10th
dn. the: NHL:

. His linemates, ths ¢
have

Kent.:Nilgson’ and” “Mel

“Bridgman and. they've
helped make‘ MéDenald’s

period of adjustment. easier
in Calgary. pets
Toronto's first shoice: ‘in

8h dont

“ ineluded. * ‘Doug.
Risebrough, Paul Relabiat, wie

the? 1978 ainateut’; diate!

McDonald spent most of his ©

“ ¢dreer starring’ ‘tor’ the”

Maple Leas, ‘He then ‘Spent: ;

Tast' seagen,. o
ke ts
traded,” he said after an’ ale

“star practice. ay know: it’s’ =
‘part of the game... ° or,

But: no: ‘matter : where -:

Tve been ‘I've: ‘managed to: ?

find “something: positive.
I

there. “You: can't

happened. "

:. McDonald. ales a Tt of

ding:

look: back: .
“and feel bad’ about what,

“credit to rookie head eoach

“Bob Johnaon.

; “Bob Johnson is the mint”

positive. .eoach T've. ever

positive. in’ ‘the game, wi

the: players.” »
‘Johnson.

this: ‘season.’

‘played. tor. We can loge‘7-1,
and he-can’ find: something |.
which . «,
is: very. ‘hard, to “do: ‘That’ ‘a : :
bound to start: rubbing off o on’

expec ts. 5-
‘McDonald ‘to score 70 goals

‘And he'll get ¢ enough’ ice

:4imie=- AB much ashe wants

—toget it; sald the coach.

“He's. my ‘best ° two-way ”

player; ii

The, Flames have played

well | ‘the. eat. ‘sh vieeks -
“behind McDonald's’; high:
powered | ‘game, ‘moving: up‘
trom: ‘last fo Second. place’! in.

the Smythe Division::.

Ag. for’: aa. ” McDonald is
“ones all-star.

“all, He.4 says. “he'll -be going

1

ea
maak ‘won't. ‘be’a: break ats!

: - “all-out, as ustial, as the best: :

- «players in the NHL meet in:

the home of the Stanley Cup-

‘Sure, the game's “for
entertainment, but It’s also
very competitive. Our

““ehamplon: : “New — York
‘Islanders before a. sellout.
-erowd: of 15,280...

_ breaking) “centre,
“MeDonald by-two goals‘but
ds running ‘away’ with “the

" MeDonatd will be starting.

Yor’ the. Campbell: Con-.-

‘ference alongéide: hockey's -

miost:. ‘publicized © ‘player,
- Edmonton’s ° Wayne: ‘Gret-
‘thy. ‘The: Ollera'- record-
‘trails:

points race. for’: ‘the: ‘third
-straight season.‘

The two top. idctors. will |

" test the NHL's hottest: Boalie *

conference has‘ lost six of

in Pete -Peetert of Boston
Bruins, who will bp starting, .
for the Wales Conferérice,

Saskatoon NHL t bid set aside yet again

Peter Badonl, are pursuing *

te ‘UNIONDALE, N.Y(CP)
"— Saskatoon's move for a

| National. Hockey League
franchise has chilled a bit to
awalt “another - day ‘of ;

: decision.

* But chilling factors are

- 4 not unknown in the history

of NHL franchises and the:
attendant: wheeling. and

"| dealing that goes of during

any ‘protracted,

‘negotiations, If the money is
tight, a Saskatoon: deal ©

probably can be siruck..
Bill Hunter's offer to buy

| the St. Louis franchise from:

‘risk a no. vote.
| governors are on record as: .
‘being ‘opposed to the move.

‘Ralston-Purina Co, the
4 cereals: and. pet — foods
$15°
‘million was taken off‘ the

conglomerate, for
agenda of.the NHL board. of

day,

. Neither the sellér toithe ,

buyer was ready to present
its cagc tothe governors and

Sourées. said the deal

probably will be taken up by

meeting is March 2 E} “in
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Zovernors” ‘meeting. ‘Mon- a

Some-

‘While Saskatoon :-stip-.

“porters were busy
publicizing | their “eity’ of
155,000= as a hotbed. “of

hockey, the league held its
‘annual dinner ‘and prepared .

for ‘the, 35th -all-star game
“tonight on the home ice of
the ; ‘Stanley: ‘Gip-champion
‘Istanders.::

‘General. ‘manager. Bil
Torrey of the Islanders was
presented’ with-‘the 1983

Lester’ Patrick - Award: for
his ‘contributions: to hockey.

in. the: United States; The

‘award had. been: announiced °
: . the governors" agenda.

- earlier. ets

a

power -play ° to. “erush
-Brandon ‘Wheat Kings 11-3
“-in-the only Western Hockey

"League game “Monday

night.

24 i wth
“ale "Turcotte. Betting’ the ~
other, as the Winter Hawks
“improved , their ‘tstplace
* record in’ the: We tern
Division to 36-13, 8

-.'The hapless Wheat. Kings

- Femalned in seventh ‘Spot in

the Eastern Division with a
15-39- reeord,. ‘18. points
- behind ‘Lethbridge Broncos,
-; Who hold down the division’ 8

_ | sixth and final playoff spot.

_ The . Winter * Hawks

jumped to a 3-0 leadearly in “2:
the first period; but - the -

Wheat Kings struck for two
quick goals to get hack into
_ the game.

=< rFzoO o<«tPro ©

. without revenue

. BRANDON, Man. (CP) —
Portland: Winter | ‘Hawks:
* scored three Short-handec .
_ Goals and. twa. more on: -the

FONs

‘Winner’ last year ‘was
Emile Francis of St. Louis .

Blues;~" who 18 president,

general manager and coach -

ofthe feam.Ralston-Purina
‘ib trying ‘fo unload.
‘Franejs.-was> not | op-

remaining in St. Louis
from
television, which wit lacks.

Francis ‘said a deal
seemed imminent. during
‘ the weekend, but there were
delays and since it waa not
completed it was taken off

“I wasn't overly . ton-
‘cerned when they made It 3-
2,” said Portland coach Ken
Hodge. ‘‘We have a pretty
nice hockey club. But the

situation in Brandon is -

‘unfortunate.

“Brandon used to be so
quistanding,"™ he. said.

a ive a eased ay “

| ~ Knicks v win. fifth straig

NEW YORK. (AP) — With -
Bix. ‘players ‘in: double’
figures, New York Knicks

took their. flfth straight. '
National -
 Assoclation ° vietory on

‘Basketball

Monday tight with a 105-99.

win ‘over: ‘Indiana Pacers: |.
. But they had ta overcome .-
. & strong Pacers’ first half.
“They hurt usin the three -.

‘previous games ‘with of- | ~ Bill Cartwright scored ‘22 °

fensive rebounding and they

. hurt: us again. tonight,’

Knicks’ coach Hubie Brown

', year ownership period,
timistic about the franchise. ° ; ;

; Ralston-Purina rescued
‘the nearly-bankrupt Blues,

in the NHL since the 1967-64

expansion, in September,
1977: The company said it
‘was committed to a five-

_ “We've been looking for
several months for local

understand there could be a

‘ group surfacing," Francis -

. buyers from St. Louis and T

said. “But, up to now, we

' don’t know who they are and
when they're going ta come

“forward.” .
_ Hunter and his partner,

“Now, the’ players don't:
,.beem to care much aboit -

 winning.”’

Grant * sasser finished:

with two" foals and three -

aselats for Portland, which
held period teads of 5-2 and’
7-2, Turcotte. collected two

"goals and iwo assists, while:

yd a
Paya me a 1s

_ Bad ‘of the Pacers’. 106

_ “But in the: second half

- out’. bench’ came in and

helped. build our. lead to
double figures.

Desai iN

" advantage in that category:

“In “that, stretch, they

were. hitting shots, -forcing

‘causing - turnovers and
Converting them.’

points and Louis Orr 20 to
lead six Knicks’ in double
figures in. the only NBA

Indiana . to: just. one. shot,.

_ from everyhbody.”*

thelr ‘chase for a franchise,
an attempt first announced
Dec. 3

‘The Saskatoon: Board of

- Trade is. distributlig a
“media. kit -promoting : the
’ Saskatchewan ‘city. Ray.
Penner, a Saskatoon  ad-

verlising “executive

_Tepresenting. the. board,

manned a special room at
-the Island Inn.

Penner said the. NHL

probably will.call a meeting

deal with the Saskatoon bid.

Ken Yarernchuk also sccred a ‘
. Club's goals, scoring ‘once .

twice; wt

Brad - Duggan, Randy

- during thenext two weeks to

Heath and Curt Brandolini ~

also scored for the Winter.
Hawks. Heath's goal was

Brandon. centre. Kelly

aS NGS
ag Peleint hoped:

game Monday night.
“Having that many. in
double - figures .

shows ‘you're getting help-

“We stuffed them. on
defence in the third quar-

ter,” Cartwright gald of the.

Knicks’ six-minute spurt in
which they turned a 69-68
Indiana edge into an 86-73
lead with 9:48 left.

“They had been giving us

. — and everyone — trouble

“Come feel our quality”
4621 LAZELLE AVE.

his 58th of the season, tops .
inthe league. .

is out- -
standing,’’ Brown said, “Tt

“To our. nsincage,
Ralston-Purina has’ ‘hot
withdeawn. - frém “the
negotiations “with “the
Hunter-Hadoni group,” It
was’ simply a. matter of
timing. There still" ‘ape
things to be firmed up.”

. Monday ‘ight; the ‘NHL
put ona $200-a-plate dinner
“in? Nassau - Veterins
Memorial ‘Coliseum Tate
‘tended by more that 1,000
guests, _ Officially, *1;600
tickets’ were sold, ‘ralding
$520,000 for the Juvenile.
Diabetes Foundation: ': wee

"Wheat Kings crushed by Hawks .

Glowa figured in- a er his

- and setting up the other two.
He now hae 180 points ard is
tied with’ Dale Derkatch of
Regina Pats for the. WEL
scoring Jead." °°

: Byron Lomow, abd’ Stacy
Prati had Brandon’ st

- Roals, . ‘
etna gre hj

ifaee tpal? Baek? bne vitartal” "

ht game,

a with their quick’ front line. ”

Indiana,’ which . got. 24
polrits from Herb Williams
‘and 20 polnts, and: +20
rebounds from rookie Clark

a, Kellogg, never got. ‘Closer —
than five points after: that.
- Paul” Westphal had. 15,

points, Sly. Williams. 14,
“Trent Tucker 12 and Truck
Robinson 11 for the Knicks.

They've won eight of their —

last nine games al after a 14-26
start.

Mealtime.
Storm Signals

Every time of the year is the

time to look for storm signals

on the health front. Lagging —

appetites and table-time tem-
per tantrums art storm _warn-
ings. When ‘mealtime ‘music
becomes a chorus of “NO's™

‘from members of the family,

young and old, read between

the lines. When pedple bégin’

fo turn down attractive whole-

some food, their food-habits

and their health are at stake. -

Particularly youngsters and
appetites are casily parted—
8 fact to remember when emo-

tional problems are allowed to
invade the mealtime ‘atmos-

phere. The kitchen?or-dining
room should never be turried -

- into a family dourt; Any emo-

tional upset, excitement, ‘dis-
appointment, anger or: fear,
plays Havoc with digestion.
When meals are peaceful.and
happy, stubborn feeding: prob-
lems are not so apt ta Occur...

The person who. comes: to

» the. table excessively hungry

| and tired.often becomes dis:

couraged and does
foot not enjoy

The all too. familiar “won't
eat it!" tempest can be. lessen-

|; éd or avoided by offering new

‘oods ome ‘at 2 time: A small
tokth serving of the new. with
a'Well liked familiar food, will
often be accepted without no-

_ tice or comment,

New foods or new. ways of
serving old favourites, help to
keep mealtime interesting and
pleasant,. Food mixtures. -in
which the ingredients aré not
easily recognized, or . highly
Spiced foods, may discourage
sattier than encourage healthy
appetites,

Thoughifal homeninkers
make family meals a Pleasant

I. adventure,

the’ ‘iyat: he gamés, and
“weld: like. ta: change that.”

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