On Thursday, Canadians across the country showed their support in solidarity, as many wore a hockey jersey to their workplace, school or at home in support of the tragedy of the Broncos Hockey Team in Humboldt, Sask. Our thoughts and prayers are always with them.
A good news story about hockey and a resident of Chapeau, Que. is Chris Hayes, who once famously played with the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup semi-finals in the 1971-72, playing along side the legendary Bobby Orr and other greats of the game.
Chris was born and raised in Chapeau and played virtually no organized hockey as a kid. His natural abilities and drive earned him a place with the Pembroke Lumber Kings, and the rest is history. This past week a package was delivered to Chris’s home and inside was an official Stanley Cup ring. It seems the presentation of the ring had been overlooked, since Chris had not played in the final game. What a great story. A local boy from tiny Chapeau makes it against all odds. Congratulation Chris and thank you for your inspiration for generations to come.
Birthday wishes are extended to Julie Romain and to little Sally Duff who celebrated their birthdays on April 16. We hope that you both enjoyed your special day.
Birthday wishes are extended to Heidi Chaput, who is celebrating her birthday on April 21. Enjoy your special day Heidi.
Owen Duff is celebrating his birthday on April 22. Enjoy your special day Owen.
