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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1995.
,Sports
Sharing the honour
Brussels Bulls President Gerry Wheeler, left congratulates goalie Ryan Fisk, right and Greg
McNevan on earning the Playoff MVP award at the club's annual banquet held on Friday
night in Brussels at the Legion.
A good beginning
Brussels Bull goalie Ryan Fisk, right, was presented with
the team's Rookie of the Year award at the banquet on
Friday night. Presenting the award was Assistant Coach
Mike Henry.
Getting better
The Erussels Bulls award for Most Improved player went
to Peter Ryter. Barb Fritz presented the award at Friday's
banquet.
Worth a lot
Brian Rutledge, left, presents the Season MVP award to
Greg McNevan at the Bulls banquet on Friday at the
Legion. Greg also earned the award for the Bulls' top
season scorer. That award was presented by Marlene
Rutledge.
On guard
The Brussels Bulls Top
Defenseman for 1995 was
Tim Beyer. Assistant Coach
Charlie Smith presented the
award at the annual banquet.
6 apply
to coach
Bulls
The selection process has begun
as the Brussels Bulls search for a
new head coach.
Club President Gerry Wheeler
says a small committee has been set
up to interview the six candidates
for the position. The post will be
filled by May 11. Coach Scott Pet-
tigrew resigned at the end of the
1995 season, after returning to the
Bulls two years ago.
A general meeting will be held
June 1.
At the year-end banquet held
April 28, Don and Doris Jacklin
received recognition for outstand-
ing contribution to the club.
Winners of the Bulls' draw were:
1st, Greg Fritz, a 1/2 day Kincar-
dine salmon excursion; 2nd, Dave
Stonley, a French River fishing
trip; 3rd, Keith McLean, 1/2 a pig
cut and wrapped; 4th, Isabell Prior,
1/2 a pig cut and wrapped and 5th,
Doug McArter, sports bag.
Council agrees
to take land
if legal fees paid
Continued from page 1
council inform the owners that if
they paid the legal fees, the village
would take the land. "You'd think it
would be worth it (to them) to get
rid of the land."
Eventually coucillors agreed to
offer to take the land if the legal
fees are paid.