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The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, September 27, 1995

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Rossland-Trail MLA Ed Conroy,
Castlegar Mayor Mike O'Connor
and KIJHL commissioner Vince
Morelli, There was a special ban-
quet beforehand for special
guests and pre-game presenta-
tions, the biggest of which had
Bucci handing. over a $30,000
cheque to Horvath for a RMJHL
franchise.

After that it was down to hockey.

Beaver Valley has heard all the
rumors of Castlegar’s rise in the
hockey world and they looked to
prove their own prowess early
on. Rebel forward Jason -Zupp
took a toughing penalty just 44
seconds into the game and
Beaver Valley capitalized as Greg
Harrison slipped the puck past
Mike Kooznetsoff.

The Rebels responded at the
9:38 mark as Chad Stadnicky
centred the puck from behind
the Beaver Valley net to Dean
Milford who made no mistake
putting it high on the Nite Hawk
goalie. The Hawks responded
two minutes later when Aaron
Weishaupt banged one by
Kooznetsoff, but that was the
last time the puck would get
behind the Rebels returning all-
Star goaltender.

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Rebel owner Bryan Bucci hands over a $30,000 cheque
to RMJHL commissioner John Horvath during pre-game

ceremonies Friday night.

A second period goal by Stad-
nicky tied the score. Then Brad
Boyden picked up a short-handed
goal at the start of the third peri-
od to take the lead. Darren
Belanger and Denis Nolette
added goals to make the final 5-2.
Stadnicky, Boyden, Milford and
Belanger all had two points each
on the night.

It was a beneficial outcome
considering the team looked
extremely nervous early on. The
Nite Hawks outshot the Rebels 36-
32 and the biggest reason for the
win was the play of Kooznetsoff.

“Absolutely,” said Rebels head
coach Pat Price. “He held us in
there. And that’s why he’s an all-
Star goalie. We expect him to
play like that every night.”

The other story in the game
was penalty minutes. The Rebels
racked up 86 penalty minutes
while the Hawks topped the cen-
tury mark with 108. That included
four fights that saw four Rebels,
Casey Grant, Jason White, Denis
Nolette and Chad Stadnicky all
ejected from the game.

Price wasn't overly concerned
with the penalties and contends
that his club will maintain strong
discipline this season. But, like
everything else, it will take some
time for a lot of players to get
used to the KIJHL style of play.

Kevin MacGillvray knows the
KUHL style of play and is enter-
ing his second season in the
league. He was named team cap-
tain before the game and likes the
look of this year's edition of the
Castlegar Rebels.

“We have a bit more size this
year and with the mix of old guys
and the new we're going to win a
lot more hockey games,” said
MacGillvray.

The Rebels next test comes
this Friday against Spokane fol-
lowed by a re-match with Ross-

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land Saturday night. Both games
are at the Complex.

Spokane beat the Rebels 8-2 in
exhibition play but Price thinks it
will be a different story this time
around.

“That was our first exhibition
game,” said Price, “This team will
not be beaten by another hockey
team. This team will beat itself.

“I'm not cgncerned about
Spokane. I’m thinking about our
team right now.”

Castlegar’s first four games of
the season are at home and Price
thinks it gives the Rebels a defi-
nite ad

“It does,” said Price. “It gives
us home ice advantage but it also
lets us sleep in our own beds and
work on our systems. I'd say
you'll see a drastically different
team out there after the home
stand than you've seen tonight
[Friday].”

Game times for both games is
8 p.m.

Rebel Rousings: The Rebels
made nine cuts after the home
opener and are now down to 24
players on the carded roster
(seven defence, two goalies and
15 forwards). Each team is
allowed to catry 25 carded play-
ers up until the December Ist
deadline when they must cut
down to 21. General manager
Bryan Bucci expects to make at
least a few more changes before
then as players come into town.

One of the biggest additions to
the team over the last week is
defenseman Mike Knecazek
Knecazek went to camp with the
Creston Valley Thunder of the
RMJHL and reported to the
Rebels late last week. Despite
losing most of the season to
injury last year, the big defense-
man played an important role in
the Rebels drive to the league
championship last year.

September 27, 1995

Ann
Landers
Syndicated
Columnist

Dear Ann Landers: |
am writing to you for
advice because there is
no one I can talk to about
this. My 15-year-old
daughter ran away from
home in January. I had no
idea “Claire” was unhap-
py before she left a note
saying she “just couldn’t
take it anymore.” I never
laid a hand on her or
abused her in any way.

There was a time when
Claire was charged with
conspiracy to murder me.
The charges were
dropped because of insuf-
ficient evidence. When I
later talked to her, she
said she was never really
going to do it.

Now Claire wants to
come home to visit, not
so she can patch things
up with me, but because
she really wants to see
her sister. She said she
misses her a lot. They
were extremely close.

Claire definitely isn’t
the same.sweet girl she
used to be before she
turned violent and
strange. My question is
this: Should I purchase
the plane ticket for her
to come?

] teatize you have
thousands of Fetters to
read, but I really need
help. — P.D.Q

Dear P.D.Q.: If you
want to treat Claire to an
airline ticket, OK, but
please arrange for her to
stay in a motel. And tell
her up front your “treat”
is for a three-day visit.

Under no- circum-
stances should you allow
Claire to come see you
unless someone else*is
present, nor should you
permit your other daugh-
ter to bé alone with her.
Not only. is Claire “vio-
lent and strange” (your
words), but she could be
dangerous. I do hope the
girl will get some psychi-
atric treatment.

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