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Continued from page 24 cream in the sheets so when a player would Cornwall Sports
to each other as well as the coaches and the stretch, they would get shaving cream on their
people around them,” says Ruest. “There’s a feet. Hall of Fame Seeking
lot of volunteer work going on, so when you do “I did it to Dave Williams; he was a big tough
step into the hockey world you need to respect guy for Toronto and became a friend of mine. Nominations
the volunteers. Once the players accept that
and once they start developing some family I’m still living to tell the story because he never By Submitted Article
type of values in the dressing room and on found out who did it,” says Ruest. he Cornwall Sports Hall of Fame is pleased to announce
the ice that’s when you start feeling that what His favourite memories as a coach are Tthe Call to the Hall for 2016. Nominations for the next
set of inductees begin now and run until Friday, February
you’re doing as a coach is worthwhile and it winning the Fred Page Cup and winning his fi rst 26th, 2016 (submissions after that date will not be considered
makes it easy to develop a championship championship with Casselman against Ottawa for 2016).
attitude once that’s developed.” West, tying the game in the final minute of play Various sports are represented from the more than 300

CSHOF members. There are also a number of inductees
Since he began coaching Casselman, the and winning in overtime. under the builder category.
The Selection Committee requests a list of awards or
team has won two championships. This season, “What’s next is to keep on coaching as long accomplishments accompanied by media clippings or a
the teams record stands at 27 wins, 3 loses, and as my health allows it because I get a lot of scrapbook outlining the person being nominated.

a tie, putting them at first place. satisfaction with the players,” says Ruest. For more information on the induction process and a list
of past inductees, visit cornwallsportshalloffame.com.
His favourite memory as a “hockey person” “They become your second family for a while. Inductees will be announced in April.
is short sheeting, which is when you fold your As long as I have a passion to coach and be Nominations or further questions about the nomination
sheet into your pillow making a bit of a make- around the players, they keep you young that’s process, for the next class of inductees can be forwarded to
shift sleeping bag so your feet are stuck in for sure, there’s all kinds of drama in a dressing the Selection Committee Chairman Thom Racine (thom_
racine@hotmail.com ) or Benson CSHOF Dinner Chairman
the sheet. Ruest says they used to put shaving room and that keeps you hopping!” David Murphy (dmurphy10@cogeco.ca).

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