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Kootenay Today
Aweekly show that looks at lo-
cal people, events, and activi-
ties, also highlights Shaw Ca-
ble 10 program lineup.
Produced by Shaw Cable staff.

This will be the first in four
weeks of coverage of the 1991
championships held this past
A

ugust.
Produced by Rogers Cable. -

As part of International. De-
velopment Week, Audrey
Gerein introduces the tape en-
titled Sustaining Our Forests.
Produced by Audrey Gerein.

, Wednesday 9:30 p.m.
Thursday 12 p.m.
Castlegar City Council
Gavel to gavel coverage of the
Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1992.
Produced by Brian Port.

FEB. 9
:30 p.m.
‘est Kootenay Today

Repeat.
7 p.m.
Project Discover
(Part 10)
Repeat
7:30 p.m.
1991 USCC Youth Festival
Repeat.
8:30 p.m.
1991 BCSSA Swim Meet
Repeat
10:30 p.m.
Sustaining Our Forests
Repeat

BIRTHS

CRITTENDEN — To Troy and Juani-
ta Crittenden of Kaslo, a girl, Born
Jan. 24.

FREY — To Doug and Kelly Frey of
Ainsworth, a girl, born Jan. 19.
SICOTTE — To David and Lori
Sicotte of Kaslo, a girl, born Jan. 18.
WILLIAMSON — To Forest and
Naome Williamson of Winlaw, a boy,
bor Jan. 19.

WELYCHKO— To James and Gen-
eveive Welichko of Castlegar, a boy,
born Jan. 31.

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FastLANE

SPECIAL
OLYMPICS

SECTION

With insights on
athletes, events
and =all aspects
of the Gam,es,
Thte The news
special Olympics
section makes its
debut with one-
page in today’s
issue. See page
18.

CURLING

Fruitvale rinks
had a field day at
the men’s
Groundhog
bonspiel in
Castlegar l;ast
weekend, while
three Castlegar
rinks made the
finals in their
events. See story
page 16.

SELKIRK
COLLEGE

The Selkirk
College men’s
and woeman’s
volleyball team
hosta
tournament at.
the college this
weekend. Their
woppicentns will
come from
Vancouver
Community
college, Trinity
Western
universtiy and
okanagamn
College.

NO ENTRY

School Sports, page 17.

SHSS senior boys player Dan Kooznetsoff hi
form of a Princeton player Saturday in the Rockers Invitational
tourney at SHSS. The Rockers beat Princeton handily but
ended up finishing second to a West Kootenay rival.See

News photo by Ed Mills
its the wall in the |

@ But Walker betting
Castlegar will come through
against Nelson in playoffs

Ed Mills
SPORTS EDITOR

Coach Gordie Walker freely ad-
mits the Nelson Maple Leafs are
a better hockey club than his
Castlegar Rebels right now.

way come playoff time.
“I bet (Maple Leafs’ coach) Ed
Cooper we'd beat them,” Walker

ing to beat them in the playoffs. I
have confidence and the players
all seem to want to try and win.”

Maple Leafs and last place Rebels
are headed for a first-round play-
off meeting in the Kootenay Inter-
national Junior Hockey League’s
West Division. :

Considering the Maple Leafs
have pounded the Rebels by a

two meetings, the Vegas odds

slightly toward Cooper collecting
the bet.

‘Saturday at the Community Com-
plex by a score of 7-0.
Combined with a 5-4 loss to the

streak has now reached three

games.

Rebels
slide

But Walker, who has a record

of 3-3 since taking over the club in

_ the new year, said at this point
wins and losses during the season
don’t really mean that much con-
sidering all four West Division

teams make the playoffs.

What does matter, he said, is

being pr
the Maple Leafs.

ed to meet and beat

And that’s what he and the

But he’s betting it won't be that players talked about during a

meeting in the dressing room af-

ter Saturday’s game.

“We know they are a little more

said. “I really do believe we're go- talented than us, but we all think

we can beat them,” said Rebels’

right winger Dustin Rilcof.

Losing bad to Nelson now

later, Rilcof said.

As it stands now, thefirst place might even be good for the Rebels -

“Yeah, maybe they won't be tak-
ing us very seriously and we can
surprise them in the playoffs. The
pressure to win is on them for

sure,” he said.

Chris Sannutti scored twice for

combined score of 13-1 intheirlast’ the Rebels against the Nite

Hawks, while Dave Dollack and

makers are probably leaning (Corey Ross had the other goals.

Bill Brewer, Kevin Leiman
Chris Babakaiff, Nino Da Costa,

The second of those lossescame Mike Hunter and newcomer Troy

Robatzek picked up the assists on

the Rebels goals.

The Rebels play the Nite

Border Bruins Sunday.

Beaver Valley Nite Hawks atthe Hawks at home Saturday then
Complex Friday, the Rebels losing travel to Grand Forks to meet the

Referee
riles
Walker

News Staff

To say the least,
Castlegar Rebels’ coach
Gordie Walker was not a
happy man Friday night.

“I couldn't even sleep, I
was so upset,” said Walk-
er reflecting on the Rebels
5-4 to the Beaver Valley
Nite Hawks at the Com-
munity Complex.

The object of Walker’s
ire was Kootenay Inter-

national Junior Hockey

that a person could put on
a striped uniform and do
such aterrible job,” Walk-
er said.

“T’ve never ever seen a
referee dictate the game
like he did on Friday.”

Among other things,
Walker accused Post-

nikoff of missing at least
two obvious penalties in
the third period, making
mistakes on which play-
ers were supposed to get
the penalties, and just
plain overzealousness.
The Nite Hawks scored
two powerplay goals in
the final seven minutes of
the game to tie it,
scored the winner at the
end of another powerplay

chance.

inappropriate to ask.

on them.
then

ion,” Postnikoff said.

Postnikoff said KIJHL
referees don’t comment
on games and felt it was

“Let’s make this sim-
ple, you don’t go phoning
referees about games (be-
cause) we don’t comment

“We stand by our calls.
That’s Gordie’s own opin-

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