PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Tuesday, April 25, 1978

-MeMurty would

press charges

TORONTO (CP) —
Ontario Attorney-
General Roy McMurtry
said today he's prepared
see that assault charges
are laid if the Toronto
Maple Leafs-New York
Islanders Stanley Cup
playoff ‘series deterior-
ates into what he called
“the mindless
viciousness" of the Leafs-
Philadelphia Flyers
series of two years ago.

However, McMurtry
said he saw nothing in

‘Sunday night’s game to

warrant his intervention
although he found it
“chippy” and
‘distressing because of
the enormous influence it
has on young, im-
pressionable hockey
players across the coun-
ig A

Leais won the game 3-1
to even the best-of-seven
National Hockey League
quarter-finals at two
games apiece but in the
process iost the services
of star defenceman Berje
Salming for at least
Tuesday’s fifth game in
Uniondale, N.Y.

Salming was cut ac-
cidentally by a stick near
his right eye early in the
second period, shortly
after his goal opened the
scoring for Toronto, and
was treated in Wellesley
Hospital. .

Islanders’ Lorne
Henning, who caused the
injury, was later vic-
timized himself when
crashed into the boards
by Toronto winger Dan
Maloney. Henning said

had been sent out to get

him for injuring Salming.
Maloney denied the
accusation,

“We're trying to pla
as rough aS we can,’
Leafs coach Roger
Nielson admitted in an
interview. Islanders
coach Al Arbor promised
“if that's the way Leafs
want to play, we can play
it nasty and tough.”

FILED CHARGES —

McMurtry, who filed
charges against several
players during the
Toronto-Philadelphia
quarter-final series two
years ago, was asked if

e planned a special
watch on the current To-
ronto-New York series if
it showed signs of
deteriorating before
Thursday’s sixth game
here. _

“There are police of-
ficers at every game to
keep an .eye on mat-
ters,’”"McMurtry said.
“Hockey is a tough game
and it would be totally
unrealistic to suggest
that it should be other-
wise.

“The difficulty is to
draw the fine line bet-
ween legitimate —
toughness and mindless
violence. Of course, that
line sometimes is a very
tenuous one.”

It is distressing, he
said, because of the in-
fluence on young hockey
players “who gain the
impression that throwing
tantrums is very much a

rt of the game of

Clippers take lead

By THE CANADIAN
PRESS

Nanaimo Clippers won
backto-back weekend
ames to take a 2-1 lead
n their best-of-seven
British Columbia Junior
Hockey League final
series over Penticton
Vees.

In Nanaimo Sunday,
the Clippers took a 9-6
decision in a game
delayed 55 minutes by a
bench-clearing bravw).
ane aliprers won 73

y night in -
ticton. a

Sunday’s brawl srupted
23 seconds into the game,
and when it was over five
Penticton players refused
to return to the- ice
complaining of violence
in the game.

i Walker of
Penticton was given a
match nalty for
striking a linesman, who
left the game mid-way
through the second period
complaining of dizzyness.

Morley Anderson of the
Clippers was also given a
match misconduct, and
automatic three-game
suspension, while two
players from each team
were given game
misconducts.

Penticton took 12 of 21
minors and each team
was handed two majors.
TIED SCORE

The Vees led 3-1 at the
end of the first period; but
Nanaimo came back to
tie the score 4-4 in the
second. . ;

Bob Smith led the
Clippers with three goals
while Barry Pederson
scored two and singles

later the Toronto player

ockey.”

Province of British Columbia

PUBLIC HEARING

ROYAL COMMISSION ON |

ELECTORAL REFORM, 1978

. The following Public Hearings will be held by the Royal Commission

on Electoral Reform, 1978, in the Province of British Columbia ap-
pointed under authority of Order-In-Council 82, approved January 12,
1978, namoly:

PRINCE RUPERT ELECTORAL DISTRICT

Prince Rupert-Court Room No. 2, Court House—Tuesday, April 25 at 3 pm.

SKEENA ELECTORAL DISTRICT '
Tarrace-Room No. 2, Terrace Hotel, 4551 Greig Avenue—Wednesday, April 26
atipm.

Smithors~Court Room, Provincial Government Building—Thursday, April 27 at
30 am. ;

The Commission will make inquiry into and concérning the need, if
any. for amendment of the Constitution Act and the Provincial Elections
in order:

(a) to secure, by whatever redefinition of electoral districts is required,
proper and effective representation of the people of all parts of the
Province in the Legislative Assembly and that in formulating the

_ recommendations to be contained in the report the Commissioner
take into account where feasible historical and reglonal claims tor.
representation,. ;

(b)to give consideration to alternative methods of voting to those
presently used within the Province and elsewhere, .

(c)to give consideration to eligibility requirements to voters in pro-
vincial elections, and

(d)to make inquiry into and concerning the desirablity to assembling
suitable guidelines regarding the collection and expenditure .of
funds by provincial political partles and by candidates in provincial
elections, ;

(e) to make inquiry into and concerning the desirability of an Income tax
deduction related to contributions to provincial political funds, and

{f) to make inquiry into and concerning the need or advisability, if any,
of proposing legislative provisions to prescribe requirements for
the designation of political parties for the purposes of status in the
Legislative Assembly.

All persons desiring to be heard by the Commission at any of the afare-

mentioned Hearings are requested to forthwith send to the Commission
at the below noted address a letter of intention to appear and stating
the nature of their interest. ‘

Submissions for any of the above-mentioned Hearings should be de-
livered to the Commission addressed as follows:

Royal Commission on Electoral Reform, 1978
Box 11569, Vancouver Centre

650, West Georgia Street
shears B.C. V6B 4N8
if ti

does not permit proper notification, please be available at the -

piace of Hearing 30 minutes prior.to scheduled Hearing tine.

For further information please contact the Office of the Royal Com-
mission at 668-3011, .

By order of the Commission
Judge LS. Eckardt
Commissioner

were added by Tim

Smith, Greg Adams,
Randy Keller and Bob
Dietterle.

Penticton's Darcy
Listaeghe: scored three
while Kevin Maxwell
scored twice and Andy
Turner addedna single.

Goalie Steve Hanna
made 32 saves for
Nanaimo while
Moog stopped 44 in the
Vees nets.

In Saturday’s game,
the Clippers led 2-0 at the
end of the first period and
4-1 after 40 minutes.

PACE WINNERS
Torrie Robertson and
Adams scored two goals

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