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I added this to the page:

"In the early to mid 1970's, Okanagan Hockey School attracted NHL calibre instructors, including: Minnesota North Star Goaltender Cesare Maniago, Philadelphia Flyer Don Saleski, and Hockey Hall of Fame member Bobby Clarke."

I have no documented sources, but speak from a personal testimonial and personal contact at the place and with the people whom I listed.

Michael Gary Hucul Courtenay BC, Canada