The Citizen, 2000-05-10, Page 9Sports
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 2000. PAGE 9.
Former Brussels Bull
Owen Sound’s head scout
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen staff
A familiar face at the Brussels
arena, both on the ice and behind the
bench has taken on the position of
head scout for the Owen Sound
Junior B hockey squad.
Steve Coulter, named officially
just over a week ago, brings to the
position an impressive on-ice and
administrative background. Coming
up through the minor hockey ranks,
he was a solid force in goal for the
Brussels Bulls Junior team begin
ning in the late 1970s.
After that he served as the team’s
Lung Association hosts
annual golf tournament
On Saturday, June 3 the Fifth
Annual Lung Association Golf
Tournament sponsored by Horizon
Pro Health and Bemy Nymeyer of
RBC Dominion Securities will get
the 2000 golf season off to a great
start at the Mitchell Golf Club.
Last year this 18 hole Texas
Scramble tournament, popular with
both male and female golfers, was a
complete sell-out!
Proceeds from the tournament
support the many health initiatives
of The Lung Association, such as
Breathe Easy and the new Asthma
Action Program, as well vital med
ical research. One in five Canadians
general manager for several success
ful seasons and served as coach for a
time as well.
Last year he was named general
manager for the Listowel Jr. B
Cyclones.
After receiving a call from the
Owen Sound coach, Coulter said he
didn’t think about his decision for
long.
“It’s a good opportunity to get my
foot in the door,” he said, adding that
the team is affiliated with a Jr. A
club.
Coulter and the five men working
under him scout different areas and
compile a list of the key players
lives with some kind of respiratory
problem and lung disease is the third
leading cause of death in this coun
try.
Until May 23, registration for the
tournament is $70 per person which
includes a day of golf, a barbecue
steak dinner and an item from the
prize table. After May 23, registra
tion is $75.
Those who have purchased a Year
2000 Lung Association Golf
Privilege Card can apply the $5 off
coupon to their registration.
Prizes for this year’s tournament
include one night getaways for two
to Toronto, London and Lake Huron,
which are inputted into a computer
database to be followed through the
season. They are also holding a
rookie camp, July 7, 8, 9.
The team has just Come off an
impressive season, said Coulter, fin
ishing five points out of first. Then
attracting 2,700 fans to their final
games, were put out by Cambridge
who eventually won the Sutherland
Cup.
He believes this year can be even
better. “They don’t lose too many
players. We’ll only need about six.
It’s going to be pretty interesting.
They should have a good chance at
the cup.”
three month YMCA memberships,
theatre tickets, and passes to water
parks, the CN Tower and the Hockey
Hall of Fame as well as range of
golfing items. The “Hole In One
Prize” is the use of a great new
Ford product courtesy of Doug
Johnston’s Harvey Krotz Ford Ltd.
in Listowel.
Registration forms are available
from The Lung Association office in
Stratford at 342 Erie St., Stratford,
271-7500, Horizon Pro Health in
Clinton, 482-7405, Horizon Pro
Health in Stratford, 272-0202 and
the Mitchell Golf Club, 348-8991.
Registration closes May 31.
Grey council accepts tender
Waiting for the rebound
An East Wawanosh student prepares to grab the rebound
when she participated in a 3-on-3 basketball tournament
hosted by her school, May 4.
At the May 1 meeting of Grey
Township Council, the tender from
A. G. Hayter of Parkhill for the
Diegel and Whitfield municipal
drains was accepted. Seven tenders
had been received for each drain
with the Hayter tender of $29,243.10
for the Deigel Drain and $59,603.82
for the Whitfield Drain being the
lowest for each drain.
The 2000 budget for the township
with projected expenditures of
$1,447,125 was approved. Major
projects for the year include the road
reconstruction of Cone. 17 from Lots
3-10 ($120,000), paving of Cone. 3-
4 from County Rd. 19 to the
Grey/Elma boundary ($160,000),
and if the budget permits, the paving
of Cone. 11-12 from Lots 6 to lot 13
($140,000).
Council increased the local munic
ipal tax rate by three per cent which
generates an additional $7,500 in
taxes. The increase in the local tax
rate along with the two per cent
increase in the county rate results in
an overall tax rate increase of 1.6 per
cent or approximately $20 per
$100,000 assessment.
The next regular meeting of coun
cil is scheduled for Monday, May 15
at 7 p.m.
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