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Valuable players
Three valuable members of the Brussels Bulls Jr. C hockey team were honoured at the team’s
annual banquet Saturday night in Brussels. Goaltender Murray Foxton (left) was voted Most
Valuable Player during the season while J. C. Hewitt, (centre) and goaltender Jeff Roy were
named co-winners of the award for the most valuable playoff performers.
Best bulls
Members of the Brussels Bulls were honoured for their achievements at the team’s annual banquet
Saturday in Brussels. Steve Fritz (left) was named top rookie. Bevin Flett was top defenceman. Jamie
Gibbings (centre) was most improved player. Bob McMillan was named first winner of the Mike
Vincent Memorial Award for dedication and Marty Rutledge (right) was the scoring leader as well as
winning the league scoring title and most valuable player awards.
Brussels past zone reps honoured
Sports
Bulls honour their best
BY SANDRA JOSLING
On March 31, Goderich Legion
Br. 109 held a banquet to honour
and award past zone representa
tives. Receiving awards from the
Brussels Legion were: Frank Rut
ledge, past zone secretary; Ted
CRUSADERS
MEETING
TUESDAY, APRIL24/90
8:30P.M.
BRUSSELS LEGION
Anyone wishing to helpout in any
way with the Crusaders Senior
Hockey Team please come to the
meeting or phone Joe Seili.
Elliott, past Deputy zone comman
der, and past zone membership
chairman and Glen Bridge, past
deputy zone commander. After-
the banquet a dance was held
where everyone enjoyed them
selves.
On April 7 a dart tournament was
held in the Brussels Legion. Win
ners were Dave Adams and Diane
Engel, first and Barry Engel and
Barb Dunbar second. The next dart
day will be Saturday, April 21 at 2
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
On Friday, April 20, the Legion
Lounge will be having a pub night.
Anyone with an interest in croki-
nole, darts, euchre, cribbage or
WAY TO GO!
CRUSADERS!
The executive of the Crusaders
team wishes to congratulate each
and every player of the tea for a
job well done.
CONGRATULATIONS ON
THE W.O.A.A.
GRAND
CHAMPIONSHIP
for the ’89-’9O season.
The Brussels Jr. C Bulls held
their annual Awards Banquet and
Dance Saturday night at the Brus
sels, Morris and Grey Community
Centre.
Following a delicious roast beef
‘ dinner served by the B.M. & G.
catering ladies, President of the
Bulls Steve Coulter spoke on the
year’s achievements and made
special mention of the club’s
sponsors who donated towards the
operating cost of the team for the
past season.
As well thanks was given to all
the behind the scenes help, includ
ing the bus drivers, who gave their
time while Marlene Rutledge and
Gord Jacklin were presented with
plaques of appreciation for holding
the overlooked positions of time
keeper and official scorer.
In a special presentation a watch,
donated in the memory of Mike
Vincent, a five-year veteran of the
Bulls who was tragically killed in a
car accident last summer was
presented to Bob McMillan. The
award is presented to Bob McMil
lan. The award is presented by the
Bulls executive to the player who
best eptimozes the words “desire”
and “team” effort.
Player individual awards were
presented as follows:
•The leading scorer trophy ws
given to Marty Rutledge who
dominated league scoring stats in
winning the Western Jr. C scoring
championship and League M.V.P.
trophies.
•Steve Fritz was named Rookie
of the Year.
•Jamie Gibbings was the choice
for most improved player while
Bevin Flett took home the top
defenceman award.
J. C. Hewitt and Jeff Roy shared
the playoff M.V.P. while Murray
Foxton was the winner of the Bulls’
most Valuable Player award.
The coaches’ award, donated by
Joe and Lin Steffler was presented
to Captain Ron Strome while
overage players Mike Bettles, J. C.
Hewitt, Bob McMillan, Marty Rut
ledge and Ron Strome were
honoured with plaques.
The players then took over and
presented coaches Hugh Nichol
and Scott Rutherford, Manager
billiards is welcome to attend. The
fun is to start at 8 p.m.
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Steve Coulter and Trainers Alex
and Carol Henderson with plaques
for their dedication to the team
throughout the year.
Brian Huether and Neil McGavin
each followed with a short mono
logue in their own unique style
before Steve Coulter concluded the
banquet portion of the evening’s
program.
A dance followed to the music of
Jamie Hammond - Disc Jockey.
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