BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW
They came armed with many great memories
about past sports adventures engraved in their brains, but John
Maslack brought his tucked neatly under his arm.
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John Maslack, Paul Sauve and Larry
Wagner are three of the five latest inductees into
Sudbury's Sports Hall of Fame. |
On Wednesday, the House of Kin official
introduced the 2005 Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame inductees, and
they represented a wide variety of sports backgrounds that
celebrate the community's rich heritage in sports.
In the Corporate category, long-time
businessman John Maslack will be honoured for supporting minor
sports.
Maslack brought a book with him, highlighting
his favourite sports memories from the 70s and 80s, which was a
delight to people in attendance.
In the Builder category, Paul Suave will be
enshrined for his efforts with local curling.
In the Media category, Aldo Roy will get his
due for his work with CBC sports.
In the Player category, Larry Wagner will be
saluted for his golfing and curling exploits.
Finally, in the Administration category, Gary
Hall will be spotlighted for his dedication to minor hockey in
Sudbury.
"This year's inductees represent a great
cross-section of our community,"said Chris Sheridan, founder of
the House of Kin. "These people contributed to further
enhancing the opportunities for kids to enjoy sports."
