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love her, or in some cases, hate her, because
she was one of the best damn journalists to
ever work in the Strait area. Her fearlessness is
legendary; she was afraid of nothing. Allena’s
sudden passing this weekend leaves us all in
shock and sadness. I pity god, if one exists; for
he or she is in for some tough questioning on
their lousy timing. Allena was only 45 or so, and
she’d be mightily pissed about dying so young.
Good-bye, Allena, I am happy to have known
you.
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Bernard Bergesson, of the SAERC Saints, puts on the breaks as Dalbrae defender
Chad Gillies, James Gillis and Brandon MacKay box the big centre in during the
opening game of the Dalbrae tournament Friday.
Dalbrae
each; Garrett MacKenzie, 2;
Donald Beaton, 1. SAERC
49 (Bernard Bergesson, 39;
Thana Srirangarajan, 5).
Pugwash 72 Beau-Port
54.
Dalbrae 68 (MacDonald,
26; Gillies, 24; Gillis, 8;
Campbell 4; MacKenzie,
Beaton and Moore, 2 each)
Memorial 55.
SAERC 50 (Bergesson,
18; Srirangarajan, 13)
Memorial 33.
Cabot 88 Pugwash 62.
Beau-Port 78 Memorial
63.
SAERC 69 (Bergesson,
38; Srirangarajan, 18)
Pugwash 47.
Beaton said the Dragons
only have about 20 games
under their belt, and he’d
like to get at least 30 in
before regionals begin next
month.
The team just played
nine games in the past 10
days, winning eight of
them. And on Monday, they
were back in the gym for
practice.
“I gave them yesterday
off!” exclaimed the coach.
From previous page
Inverness fitness centre
ready to open its doors
The Inverness Fitness
Centre is up and running.
Organizers of the new
fitness facility, located in
Inverness Academy, will be
taking registration this week
and opening the doors for
business on Monday.
Angie Walker said the
group is in the process of
finding a fitness instructor,
but in the meantime will
open the doors in response
to positive public feedback.
“We’ll be opening
Monday,” she said. “It will
give us a chance to gauge
interest and to figure out
what times will work best.”
Registration will be held
in the school foyer tonight
(Wednesday) and Thurs.,
Jan. 17th, from 6:30-8:30
p.m. The cost is $50 for a
three-month membership.
The hours of operation
are 3:30-9 p.m., Monday
to Friday. It will be open
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
Saturday.
CONTINUED NEXT PAGE
16 JANUARY 2008 THE INVERNESS ORAN PAGE 29
Rebels win three in four days and NDA loses back-to-back
-by Bill Dunphy
It’s the time of the season
when the gap between the
rich and poor in the Cape
Breton West High School
Hockey League begins to
narrow.
Buoyed by a 3-1 win
over Dalbrae the week
before, the Inverness Rebels
won three games in four
days last week.
On Thursday the
Rebels beat the Richmond
Hurricane 5-4 in overtime.
Back home on Friday,
Jeremy MacDonnell scored
three times in the last two
periods to help the Rebels to
a 5-4 win over the Baddeck
Broncos.
MacDonnell’s third
goal was a beaut, forcing
a giveaway at the blue line
and going in alone on Brent
Pierro, avoiding the poke
check and slipping it behind
the Broncos netminder for
the eventual winner.
Corbin Beaton and Liam
MacDonnell also scored for
Inverness.
Ian Allison had two
goals and an assist to lead
Baddeck. Americo Pino and
J.C. Kaiser scored singles.
And in a makeup game
against the Cape Breton
Highlands Huskies in
Inverness on Sunday, Steve
Dorton scored late in the
third to lift the Rebels to a
4-3 win.
Liam MacDonnell
scored twice, and Jeremy
MacDonnell had the single.
Galen MacGregor
posted back-to-back home
wins in the Rebels’ goal.
Elsewhere in the league,
the Dalbrae Dragons got
back on the winning track
with a 4-3 win over the NDA
Acadiens in Cheticamp on
Tuesday.
Logan Murphy-Gillis,
Kenzie Beaton, Ryan Ehler
and Craig Cameron with the
winner scored for Dalbrae.
Replying for NDA were
Michel Desveaux, Marc
　
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