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MAY 26, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 SCHREIBER J. Bryson. : HOCKEY DINNER Photo below = by |. McCuaig - Peter Armstrong, Jim Armstrong, president of the minor hockey Mike: Mulligan; Steven Ross, Gordon Ross. league, was M.C. at their banquet held in the Legion and attended by eighty-six. : Others af the head table were Bill Stefurak, secre- tary-treasurer; Joe Caccamo, vice-president; the coaches - Cos Filane, Ted Wilson, Mike Smilsky, Pat Conley and Steve Cheryl; Borden Ross, referee; with John St. Jean, rink manager. The boys vociferously applauded all those who had made their year so successful . Awards were presented as follows: - Peewee house league - Most Valuable player - Eric Glad (Texaco); Gorden Ross (Filane=Caccamo); Bruce Martin (Husk- ies); Most improved - Doug Ross (Texaco); Fred Figliomeni (Caccamo-Filane); Tom Ray (Huskies). Major Peewee - Most valuable player - Bobby Smilsky; Most improved - Pat Mulligan. Bantam - L.A. CELEBRATE 24TH ANNIVERSARY Most valuable player - Mike Souliere; Most improved Terry Jartus. Midgets = Most valuable player - _ The ladies auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Ricky Spadoni; Most improved = Ronnie Courtemon= Branch 109, celebrated its 24th anniversary with a ches dinner well attended. The peewee house league trophy was presented Barbara McLaughlin, vice-president of the Legion by Cos Filane to Gordon Ross. convened the dinner and was assisted in serving by The Marathon Peewee tournament was won by Harry Smith, Len Hiller, Gerry Nicol, Walter Duke: Schreiber Knights and the Nicol trophy presented Scotty Smart and Jack Winters. by Ted Wilson to Peter Armstrong. The birthday cake was made and donated by Mrs. The Soughton North Shore trophy, also won by Cecile Bedard. g : Schreiber Knights was presented to Mike Mulligan Pat Moore, treasurer, said Grace and Jean Crook by Ted Wilson. ae Vice-president, gave the Toast fo the Queen. A special trophy - Sportman of the Year, minor Georgina Davis, president, was M.C., welcoming hockey, was presented to Harvey Carmichael for Mrs. Evelyn Daniel, president, Mrs. Edna Matheson arranging the Skate-a-thon last November which treasurer and Mrs. Florence Ross, warden officers raised $2100.00 for minor hockey support. of the Marathon auxiliary and twelve members of the The Chapples trophy for the most gentlemanly Terrace Bay auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Dot Coupal, president. "Mrs. Daniels brought good wishes from Marathon auxiliary and Mrs. Coupal, congratulations from Terrace Bay, with a gift to mark their good wishes. The lively conversation and good=natured joking at each other's expense reached its peak when Jeanette Gunter and Jean Megraw, the self-pro« claimed physical fitness experts of the Terrace Bay auxiliary were dared fo go jogging after the meal. He also paid tribute to the mothers who each year They had the last laugh, however, for suspecting cook and serve the banquet. The turkeys and buns such a challenge, they had brought their track togs are provided by the league but cooked by the ladies and were off and away» ch who also provide the other food required. Serving Music for dancing was supplied by George Chur= this year were Mesdames F. McKenna, K. Nesbitt, ney, Bill Megraw and Len Pineault of Terrace Bay. player was awarded to Jimmy Wilson on the Texaxo team. A gift was presented to Mike Smilsky for his years with the league and untiring and varied support. : Mr. Armstrong thanked all the coaches, patrons - of the teams, and others whose work was a necessity in carrying on the league but he made a plea for more fathers to become involved. J. Winters, |. Martin, W. Dukes, J. Armstrong and The evening draws - cont'd page 16 ......