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PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1985.
BY LOISMCARTER
"The regular hustle and bustle of winter activities is slowly
taking form at the local arena.
The Junior "D" hockey club is in full swing having been on
the ice since the middle of September. Their schedule
commenced one week ago in Seaforth where they came home
with a 2 - 2 tie. They played their home opener against Lucan
and once more picked up a 6 - 6 tie.
This past weekend found the team travelling to Mitchell on
Friday night. At the end of the first period, Mitchell was leading
2 - 0 even though Brussels had out-shot them 12 - 6. The
Brussels squad came back in the second period to score four
unanswered goals. The third period had the Brussels Bulls
adding two more goals and the Mitchell Hawks adding one goal
for a final score of 6 - 3 in Brussels' favor.
Murray Dewar picked up two goals for the night with Kevin
Ruttan, Tim Fritz, Kevin McArter and Rollie Smith adding
singles. Assists went to Troy Smith, Mike Chapman, Rollie
Smith, Kevin Ruttan and Murray Dewar. Jeff McGavin went all
the way in net for the Brussels victory.
The Bulls were at home to the Tavistock squad on Sunday
afternoon at 2 p.m. The first period ended with Brussels leading
the visitors 3 - 0. The Tavistock team came back in the second
period to keep the home team scoreless and adding two goals to
their own score, to close the second period at 3 - 2.
The Tavistock team came out strong early in the third period
to tie the score in the first minute of play. Kevin McArter came
back with two quick goals to give Brussels the lead once more.
The home team went on to add two more goals and hold the
visitors at three. This 7 - 3 win gave Brussels team two ties and
Belgrave recreation budget cost
Recreation in Belgrave contin-
ues to get along without much
support from the tax rolls thanks
to the hard work of volunteers
Councillor Jim Taylor told a
public meeting of East Wawa-
nosh taxpayers Oct. 16.
Although Morris and East
Wawanosh township each con-
tribute $500 to recreation in the
village, the bulk of revenue
comes from events such as the
annual turkey supper which this
two victories in commencing their league schedule. Marty
Souch was in goal for his first victory.
Kevin McArter lead the Brussels attack scoring a hat trick (3
goals). Murray Dewar followed with two goals and single goals
were added by Tim Fritz and Kevin Ruttan. Troy Smith picked
up 3 assists with the others going to Marty Rutledge, Dewar,
McArter, Fritz and Ruttan.
The Brussels squad will be at home for a rare Tuesday night
game against Mitchell. They will be travelling to Tharriesford
on Friday for an 8.30 game and will be at home to Exeter on
Sunday at 2 p.m.
TEAMSSTART PRACTICE
The minor hockey teams, along with Ringette, got on the ice
for their first practices of the season last week.
The coaches travelled to Mitchell last Wednesday evening to
draw up the playing schedules which will probably find most
teams getting started the first week of November.
The Peewee boys ball team passed up their hockey practice
on Wednesday night to complete their ball season. The boys
were playing Walton for the Tri-County Championship. The
best of 5 series found Brussels winning the first game. Walton
were victorious in games two and three with Brussels coming
back to win the fourth, forcing the fifth and deciding game. This
game proved equally as exciting with Walton taking a 2 - 0 lead
and Brussels coming back to tie the game at 2. Walton added
two more runs to clinch the victory at 4 - 2 and claim the
championship trophy. Congratulations to all for some
well-played ball.
Public skating is held on Saturday and Sunday evenings from
7 - 8.30 p.m. with moms and tots on Thursday mornings from 10
till noon. Come on out and participate, it's healthy exercise.
taxpayers very little
trict Community Centre Council-
lor Vaughn Toll said that unlike
Belgrave, Blyth did run at a
deficit and East Wawanosh's 17
percent share costs the township
about $2200-$2400 a year. The
centre had recently installed a
heat pump, system and had
purchased land at the north side
of the building and installed a
circular road right around the
building for safety's sake but
that hopefully there should be no
large expenditures in the fore-
seeable future, Mr. Toll said.
year grossed close to $4000.
Councillor Taylor warned, how-
ever, that a not-so-rosey picture
maybe coming down the road if
major repairs are needed to the
arena. A report this summer said
that repairs to floors and installa-
tion of proper hardware on doors
and other such things needed to
be done before ice went in the
arena this winter but more work
could be needed to meet major
inspections in the future. Arenas
Brussels "Bulls" have big weekend
now have to undergo major
inspections every five years and
the community might have to
look at big bucks or perhaps even
closing down the facility at that
time if it fails to meet present
standards.
Still, he said, he could look
around at a lot of communities
that don't have facilities any
better than Belgrave's that are
costing a lot more.
Reporting for the Blyth Dis-
Mabel Willis
Secretary
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Brussels--887-6856