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 Gerry Ouellette 

Hi there, I took a look at the article and it appears that the references you added are there now. I cleaned up some of the text and added a number of wikilinks, and fixed the year of his first Hardy Cup win which was in 1972 not 1971. I read both of the sources you used, and just so you know, blogs are usually not considered reliable sources. I have seen that particular blog used in other articles so I will leave it, but don't be surprised if it gets removed by someone else. Also, the two sources appear to contradict each other. One states he played for the 1972 Hardy Cup winners, the other states he was only the coach, while the article for Campbellton, New Brunswick mentions he was both a player and the coach. 

You mentioned on my talk page that ""Unfortunately, the info contained in the link for ""Gerry Ouellette"" is pretty sparse"", and also that ""He is a local hero in Grand Falls, N.B., and deserves to be recognized"". While this all may be true, being a ""local hero"" doesn't me that the person ""deserves"" to have a Wikipedia article. Having a Wikipedia article is going to based on notability, and being a ""local hero"" may make someone notable to you or others in the community, it's not going to make the person notable to the general population. We can only write an article based on the info that's out there on the person, and looking at those two sources, there's not a whole lot provided. I mean no disrespect when I say this, but it should be pretty obvious that a subject who played just 34 games in the NHL, the rest in the minors and senior hockey isn't going to be all that notable, which is why there isn't a long detailed article that others have.   "