Sticks and Stones Page #7

block Jordys tournament!

- Look, we both know where

Jordy should be that week.

In Quebec City at that

assessment camp.

- Hes my kid. You dont make

that decision for him!

- Somebody should.

- If Kyle cant

make it in Quebec

without Jordy, then

he shouldnt be there.

This is a letter from you and

the Minor Hockey Association

welcoming this tournament

to our community

and pledging

your full support!

Sign it.

- Sign it, Dad.

Please, just sign it.

- Your son is

ruining his career.

- Hes 12 years old.

He doesnt have a career.

Come on.

- What if its a trap, huh?

What if they shoot us or sic

their beavers on us?

- Shut up, Dennis!

- Theyd only

shoot you anyhow.

- Yeah, its no big loss.

(Police siren)

- Holy!

Look! See!

- Uh...

- Its OK, guys.

Lets just see what they want.

- We didnt do anything wrong!

- Its OK. We dont

know what they want.

- Folks...

welcome to Canada.

(All chuckling)

Well be giving you an escort

the rest of the way.

- Woo!

- Police escort?

- You folks are going

to have a great time.

Welcome to Canada, maam.

- Thank you.

- Welcome.

You guys follow me.

(All laughing)

- How about that, huh?

(Cheering)

(Cheering)

- Its truly amazing!

Just wonderful!

- Thank you so much.

- Jordy...

- Nice to see you again, man.

- For sure.

- Pretty cool, huh?

- This is way cool.

- Told you it would be big.

Bagpipes

Hows your brother?

- Hes good.

- Thats good.

- How did you pull

this together?

- I have no idea.

(Cheering)

- And now, ladies and gentlemen,

Premier Bernard Lord.

- On behalf of the

people of New Brunswick

I would like to officially

welcome the Brockton Boxers

to the province

of New Brunswick,

and to the

Friendship Tournament!

(Cheering)

- Wow!

As some of you may

remember, in 1972,

two nations, Canada and Russia,

were brought together

in friendship

by a hockey tournament.

New Brunswick is very proud to

be doing the same thing today.

Its going to be a great week of

hockey and fun and friendship.

So lets get started.

(Cheering)

- Hey, man!

Hows it going?

This is awesome!

- I know.

Thanks, Dennis.

- Really? A formal banquet!

Wow, thats great.

Will you be there too?

- Yes, maam.

- Hey, Mom.

- Hey.

- Hey, K.P!

- Looks like a pretty big deal.

- Yeah. The biggest.

When are you leaving for Quebec?

- Oh, now. My dads

picking me up.

(Horn honking)

- Too bad. Its going

to be a great week.

Anyway, good luck, eh?

Keep your head up.

Theres going to be some

big boys out there

in Quebec City.

- Wish you were coming, man.

- Wish you were staying.

- Number 12,

numro 12,

from the Brockton Boxers,

Dennis Heany!

- Dennis!

- And finally,

minor hockey is

supposed to make

better hockey players

out of little boys.

This last player proves that it

makes better human beings.

From the Fredericton Canadiens,

number 25,

numro 25,

Jordan Martin!

And to drop the puck for

the ceremonial face-off

please welcome one of hockeys

all-time greats,

the Big M,

Mr. Frank Mahovlich!

(Cheering)

- Jordan!

Jordan!

Hi!

- How you doing?

Good stuff.

You ready?

OK, guys.

- Ladies and gentlemen,

mesdames et messieurs,

the Stanley Cup,

la Coupe Stanley!

- Someday you two guys are going

to be playing for this.

- And a very special guest,

from the 1967 Cup-winning Leafs,

clear the track,

here comes Shack!

Ladies and gentlemen,

Eddie Shack!

- Hows it going, Frankie?

Congratulations, guys!

Congratulations.

Now you guys can take

it for a little spin.

I did it 4 times.

How about that?

Theres nothing like it,

Ill tell you right now.

Go ahead.

- There ya go!

(Cheering)

(Cheering)

(Cheering)

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