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Bruce. McCall, left, master of ceremonies for the evening
welcomed Terry Crisp of the Philadelphia. Flyers of the
NHL to the annual Brussels Minor sports,Banquet.
Leslie , Williams' (left), Novide Most Valuable player, and
Kenny Higgins, Novice Most Improved Player.
Tim Wylie (left), Midget Most. Improved Player, anti Bruce
Blake, Midget Most. Valuable Player.
Todd Wheeler, Mite Most Improved Player, Terry McCutcheon, Mite Most Valuable Player,
and Doug McArter, Mite Most Improved Player.
Crisp speaks
at Minor
Hockey
banquet
WMS hears Montreal report
Correspondent
Mrs. Mee Engel
Mrs, Stuart MeNair Was host-
ess fedi the July meeting of the.
Afternoon Group of the W.M.S.
With ten members ant two visi-
tors present. Mrs. Clare Veitch
Opened the. meeting with a poetti
"Tomorrow". The llyith "Love
Divine, Alt Love Excelling" Wat
sung arid Psalm 144 WaS read
in uniSdri. A reading.
was given by Mrs. Veitch and
prayer by Mrs. tylle Gordon,
Mrs. McNair read iiThere is'
joy in living". A most intereet,
big 'report of the Montreal Con,,
feretiCe was Wen by Mr$.8tuart
Stevenson who WAS a delegate.
Business dentiated of minutes
by Mrs. Stanley PiSelieri.treae-
uter,e reort by Mr* John A.
Perrie and the roil call,
verse containing Tourney', WS.
Earl Dunn gaVe the higlights of
her recent trip to Hfigland,„Hoet,
land and Wales. "Spirit of G`od
descend upon our hearts" was
sum, mfg., Veitch derichieted,U,
crosswordNage, ":A Hospita ls'
in India", mtg. Gordon and the
ho'etong-terVed:
Visitors with MrS., Melvin
Heekef *ere bonglaa Heeker, and
10—THE BRUSSELS' titttl,:i JULY
Cindy Lynn 1.23
Cathy Smith 648
Jane Pfeiffer 5.06
Wendy Adams 7.69
Brenda !alight 6:06
Wendy Barbour 6.19
Sandra Prescott 2.52
Tracey Guy -15.40
WilliamsLeslie 14.70
Peggy Sproul 1.18
Mike Pfeifer 5.85
Robbie Clark 2.78
Franklin tieniStra 6.42
Marie Schnook 11.20
Isabel Pearson /4.5t
Vern day 8.54
Joan Pearson 18,J8
Maryanne Schnook 1468
Bennie EVatiS' 18,44
TOW. 168.84
11, 1973
Terry Crisp, centre for the
Philadelphia Flyers of the Natty
tonal Hockey League, received a
warm , welcome from the 300
people who attended the Minor
Sports Banquet held in the Arena
Saturday.
In his address to the players,
the guest emphasized the re-•
lationship between education and
hockey. He said that a career
in hockey provides an excellent
opportunity for a young player to
advance his education through,
such means as scholarships and
that the increasing number, of
players turning pro straight from
the college ranks is a good indi-
cation of the quality of college
hockey. He concluded his talk by
relating some of :the fun that an
NHL hockey player has. ,
The rest of the evening was
under the capable control of the
master of ceremonies, Bruce
McCall who added to the program
with many interesting and amus-
ing anecdotes and kept the intro-
ductions and presentations of
awards running smoothly.
Most Valuable Player and Most
ImpreVed Player Awards were
preSented.to players in each age
group with the winners receiving
a trophy. In addition, each winner
Will have hiS name put on a plaque
whith will be placed in the Minor
Sports trophy case in the arena.
Most Valuable plaYer Awards
went to Sprouts - everyone;
Mite$ Terry McCutcheon;
ice - Leslie Williams; Pee Wee,
Brian Scott; Bantam Murray
Nichol; m veniidget - Bruce Blake;
and Juvenile Gerald Wheeler.
MoSt Improved Player Awards
went to Mites Todd Wheeler
and Doug McArter; Novice
Kenny Biggins; Pee Wee-, Pentad
fIggiris Bantam Murray
Wheeler; Midget 'rim Wylie;
and Juvenile Chris Exei.
Olen Pa:tiro/ell was the lucky
winder.of the 50-50 draw'.
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Murray Wheeler, Bantam
MoSt Impeoved Player.