. metre This Ref One Of The Best _ y GLENN COLE (MONTREAL (CP) — Andy. van “Hellemond ‘is one. of =the © younger _ referees employed by the -National . Hockey League and there are t will t‘l you that he is one of the best. ' - Now In his seventh year under contract to the . NEL, van Heilemond has worked in the Stanley Cup on three occasions, including an- appearance in the finals last spring, a . prime assignment for the feague officials. ““The first, year :I worked in the league (1972-73) I did 19 games,”’ said van Hellemond. “The following year, ose who’ Bruce Hood hurt his knee and I did 61.”. The exposure did not hurt van Hellemond, who “came to the NHL ‘after -working..in the Western Canada Hockey League. With the. retirements of . veterans Art Skov and Lioyd Gilmour, van Hellemond and the other young officials got more major league work. Van Hellemond now works close to 75 games a season and during a one- month period, he worked 18 games, making stops in most of the 18 NHL cities. The slender 29-year-old native of Winnipeg, who ‘now makes his home in Briefly in Sports RETIRE FROM SWIMMING EAET BERLIN (Reuter) Ulrike Richter, 18,. triple gold medal winner at the Montreal OL pics and world record holder for the 100-metre backstroke, announced her retire- ment from competitive swimming Tuesday. So did Karla Linke, 17, a secondtop member of the East German team. Linke was European 200- breasts trok champion in 1974. BROWNS. COACH : LEAVING CLEVELAND (AP) — Art Modell, owner of the National Football League Cleveland Browns, said Tuesday coach’ Forrest Gregg has submitted his resignation, effective at the end of this season. Gregg will coach the Browns in the season finale Sunday at Seattle. No replacement has been named. CALIFORNIA BOUND TORONTO (CP) Jockey Sandy Hawley of Mississauga, Ont., says he will return to Cali- fornia for the winter and spri Facing seasons .des Indehi ng Ae Cae “46 spersathe eine: cone "tax ws" Yo resident in the United States. He said Monday he would start riding on Boxing Day at Santa Anita and will not return to the Ontario thorough- bred circuit until August. NOTTS SIGNS NEEDHAM NOTTINGHAM, England (Reuter) — Nottingham Forest, to of the English Fontball League First Division, signed centre-half David Needham from Queen’s Park Rangers for &149 ,000 ($25 2, 01 Tuesday. Needham, 28, joined Rangers only six months ago from the other Nottingham club, Notts County. The fee then was &90,000. CANCEL DOWNHILL RACES LAAX, Switzerland (Reuters) — Melting snow caused by warm Alpine winds has caused the cancellation of European Cup men’s downhill ski races scheduled to take place Friday and Saturday, organizers said Tuesday. DRIVES FOR HASKETH LONDON (Reuter) — Divina Galica, a former British Olympic skier, will drive in Formula 1 Grand. Prix events in 1978. with the Hesketh team; it}. Wastatinouneed: Tuesday, Galica, 31,. replaces Rupert Keegan, who is joining Surtees, her former team. Guelph, Ont., " said: that wor ng in the WCHL was a great experience. for him. He: turned _to refereeing after playing _inthe same junior league as Bobby - Clarke = of Philadelphia Flyers.and pen Butch Goring of Los Angeles Kings among others. . “They did ‘not have travelling officials in the league at that: time, although I was able to work games in Flin Flon, Man., and Estevan, Sask.,'’ he explained “Visiting teams were ha py to see a neutral eree in those towns. HAD TO FEND “I had to fend for _ Myself there. We had no supervision. In the NHL, you have excellent supervision and they help break you of any bad habits. Van rellemond has a . good rapport. with players, although he admits ofticials have to be careful not to get too friendly with the ayers. “I think ave to have that ‘stance,” he said. “You. can. permit yourself to discuss the rules but -you. can't have nattering going on.”. - The ae ee oe “of ‘the unsportsmanlike conduct Briefs MAN SENTENCED VANCOUVER (CP) — Gordon John Smith, 25, was sentenced to an 18 month jail term Monday after admitting in court that he stabbed Verna Milne, 36, in a domestic quarrel. Smith, who was originally charged with attempted murder, was also. placed on two months probation by provineial court Judge Al Cliffe following the -ex- piration of his jail term, TENDERS CALLED KELOWNA Len Marchand, | (CP) federal minister of state vfor 4 fe . ‘Monday tbat a ‘onday, that. tenders: be Cal _ for. e be acement : of Kelowna Yacht . breakwater. {ub Good friends _ are never outot Styh e. rule last season | dowa on Oe Jee By pla ers ab hag. at tacks on: @ “betich ec ty bow. a CAN BE USED. “The ¢ condtet): ru no use,” .van. "ell ernon said. “If wedon't enforce it, we are hurtin selves, It has the game." Another rule: provement, van ee éllemond said, ) asta which allows. use their | ralon’ ig ; determining e third man in at | ternation... ‘“Phere” not proc the Peer ‘have .- been third man, 1and has » WT “he us. By: (CP) — Jan Todd, ‘a year-old On teacher vaimed a ‘world~ Tecord Monday for: weightlifting hy. woman. The 181-pound: teicher, who with her.’ husband near this Nova Scotia: Seonmuaity 5, deadlifted : aM om Brenking” minor when a player dost “i *Yillemond, who a some fame a {ow gp Pare ears back when @ ne . i Up the "best. been . ‘the times when a player eet ey ‘Sead best -abbing. a vise and tnlngs a Before r arfereg. he was thrown a Pitas - meauce nie i his mea atead of salad, is'on-his y to becoming one. pf - ‘de NH em- ployed by. Y - His majinerisms: are ‘ Tt flamboyant like. those — . of Bilt Friday who left the in” wher the World ation was Hoke food, any players Jemonii’s cool” and edmpetent (approach to the. game. oo eon . Weightlift Record. NEW ‘cena, N. $, ; hafore thré e referces. She pounds -and recorded. 4 a 176%-pound bench press bec the — first rman to'lift:more than . : tits Pounds ‘in the. three ‘Mrs, Todd's deadlift. States ine wrote ~ i for ap ipreciate yan . previous § also © claimed. as a. world. j ‘tecord, was 441 pounds. 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