The Citizen, 1992-05-06, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1992. PAGE 15.
Brussels Bulls get awards at annual banquet
Moving on Double winnerRetiring coach Scott Pettigrew, left, was presented with a
gift at the Junior "C" team’s annual banquet and awards
night in Brussels on Saturday night. Making the
presentation is Steve Coulter has retired as team manager.
Greg McNevin was the recipient of this year's Michael Vincent Memorial award at the
Brussels' Bulls' annual banquet, Saturday. Making the presentation are director Brian
Rutledge, left and Michael Vincent's father Doug. Michael played for the Bulls several years
ago and was killed in a car accident in 1989. Greg was also the Playoff MVP.
Retiring Brussels Bulls' coach Scott Pettigrew, left,
presented team member Trevor Fortune with the Coach's
award at the annual awards banquet in Brussels, Saturday
night.
Good
Jeff Coulter, centre, is the recipient of this year's Jason
Kraemer Memorial Award for sportsmanship, presented at
the Bull's banquet, Saturday. Presenting the award are
Doug Shaw, Vice-President and Susan Kraemer, mother of
Jason, a former Bull who died tragically in a car accident.
At the annual Bulls' banquet in
Brussels on Saturday evening it
was announced that Phil Westman
of Milverton has been appointed as
Coach Scott Pettigrew's successor
for the 1992-93 hockey season. Mr.
Pettigrew resigned after two sea
sons with the team.
Assistant manager Charlie Smith
will remain.
Also, it was noted that former
Bulls' coach Hugh Nichol of Brus
sels has accepted the position of
team manager, following the resig
nation of Steve Coulter. He will be
assisted by Art Houghton.
This being the 10th anniversary
season for the Junior "C" team,
there are some special things
planned, Mr. Coulter said. There
will be a new face for the team pro
gram this year. It will sport a glossy
cover, plus pictures of players who
have been on the team over the
decade.
On October 17 the NHL Old-
timers will be in town to play the
Bulls Dream Team, which will be
picked by public vote. Prizes will
be awarded for selecting the most
players making the team. A dance
will follow the game.
Winners of the Bull's 250 draw
were: $50, Graham Kirby, Cook-
stown, Harvey Shaw, Brussels,
Greg Fries, Milverton, Jacquie
Johnson, Londesboro, Doug Shaw,
Brussels and Ray Hallahan, Blyth;
$100 Lloyd Michie, Brussels;
$1000 Ray Walker, Wingham.
The Brussels Bulls executive and
some players will be selling alu
minum foil on Saturday, May 9 as
a fundraising event.
The door-to-door campaign will
begin in the morning and should
last until about noon, said director
Carolyn McAvoy.
Thp. foil is fppt in
17.7 inches in width. It sells for
$22.
Also there is some plastic wrap
left from the previous year's
fundraiser. This is 1,000 feet in
length and costs $16.
On May 11, the executive will be
holding its annual meeting at 7:30
in the arena. As they will be select
ing the 1992-93 executive they are
looking for any interested individu
als to attend.
Three times a wi
Bulls' captain Corey McKee, right was a big winner at the
awards banquet on Saturday night. Assistant coach
Charlie Smith presented Corey with the trophy for regular
season MVP. He also was presented the award for top
scorer during regular season play and best defenseman.
and
What a start
Bulls' executive director Carolyn McAvoy had the pleasure of presenting awards to three
graduating players at the banquet on Saturday evening. With her, from left are: Brad Carter,
Trevor Fortune and Joe Walker.
Fourteen-year-old Todd Norman, right was recognized for
a his sensational contribution to the Bulls by being
awarded the Rookie of the Year trophy. Making the
presentation was teammate Jeff McKee.
More pictures
on page 16