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The event proved to be a very long, On Novembei 29, the president of the Brussels Curling Club, Ron Clarkson, presented a cheque in the amount of $4,000 to Gordon Workman from the Brussels Re- creation Committee. This money was used to help pay for paving the parking lot at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre and for repairs to the ice compressor. The first draw of the Mixed Curling ended on December 16. The winners were: first with 48 pts.: Ross Veitch, Pauline Patter- son, Lyle Martin, and Don Bray; secondwith 47.5 pts., Max Old- field, Velma Locking and Peter Exel; third with 44.5 pts.; Mervyn Bauer, Fran Bremner, Kerry Bauer, and Val Shortreed; fourth with 39.5 pts., Ken McDonald, Linda Gingerich, Howard Hack- well and Ruth Bauer. The first draw of the Ladies Curling Club ended on December 10. The winning teams were: first with 44 pts., Jo-Ann McDonald, Helen Bray, Grace McNichol and Doris Michler; second with 42.5 pts., Velma Locking, Donna Knight, Jean Veitch and Kathy Kuntz; third with 35.5 pts., Darlene Oldfield, Marg Taylor, Judy Somers and Colleen McNich- ol; fourth with 32.5 pts., Nancy Nettel, Rene Richmond, Brenda Linton and Brenda Keenan. The Christmas Jitney was held on Monday, December 30. There were 40 curlers participating. After playing three, six-end games, prizes were presented by Jim McDonald and Jim Patterson to: first with 49.25 pts., Bob Alexander, Madelene Steiss, Brian Warwick and Barb Alexand- er; second with 34.25 pts., Jim Patterson, Nora Stephenson, Neil Mitchell, Marg Taylor and Jeff Knight; third with 33.5 pts., Brad Speiran, Teuni Smith, Tom War- Radfords, Baintons, Mannings win in BIHL On Sunday, December 29, Rad- fords beat the Blyth Inn by a score of 8 - 4. Darryl Youngblut and Darryl Chalmers each scored twice for Radfords. Randy Boyer, Bill Roy, Steve Nixon and Rick Scrimgeour each scored once. Scoring for the Blyth Inn was Dale Whitfield with two, Kurt Whitfield and Ron Hunking each with one. The second game Baintons edged Watsons by a score of 8 - 7. Barney Stewart led Baintons with four goals. Bryan Black added two and Gary Hakkers and Darryl Plunkett each had one. John Watson and Pat Cronin scored two each for Watsons. Murray Thomp- son Gord Rinn and Dave Erington each scored one. The third game Mannings beat Hubbards 12 - 3. Wayne McDou- gall led Mannings with three goals. Ken Ritchie, Gary Courtney and Jeff Sippel each had two and Don Shields, Bill McDougall and John Carter each had one. Scoring for Hubbards were Brad Bromley with two and Brian Bromley with one. drawn-out affair. With the first game at 8:30 a.m. against Harriston, the Brussels club was confidentof a win. The game started out slow in the first period but Marty Rutledge picked wick and Dianne Bowley; fourth with 33.25 pts., Gord Mitchell, Velma Locking, Rick Knight and Brian Alexander. Consolation went to Mervyn Bauer, Linda Gingerich, Steve Knight and Ger- ald Knight. Peewees lose Continued from page 6 victory. Greg Mulvey scored Brus- sels' only goal. The Bantams were in Clinton for their only game of the week on Saturday. Barry Blake and Jona- thon VaKeulen scored for Brussels with assists going to Brian Alcock, Ken Jamieson and Rodney Nichol- son and Jeff Earl. Barry Blake scored the hat-trick in the second period with Bruce Johnston getting a single. Assists went to R. Nicholson, Jeff Earl and Brian Alcock with two each. Clinton scored one goal. Brussels was scoreless in the third period while Clinton added two goals. Brussels came home with a 6 - 3 win. The Sprouts played two games in the last little while. They were in Moncton for a Saturday morning game last week where they picked up a 9 - 1 victory. Tom Pearson led the way scoring four goals. Shane Wilson followed with three while Brett Fischer and Chad McCallum each had a single goal. They travelled to Lucknow Sa- turday, Jan. 4 to play hockey but weren't quite so lucky. They were defeated by a 5 - 0 score. I understand Josh and Scott should have got credit for one of those goals. Those kind of things happen even to the big guys. up the pace to score twice assisted by Dean Lawrie and Jim English. The Harriston club returned with one goal. There was no scoring in the second period as the action slowed once again. Then in the third period, Brussels sparked to life scoring four times to defeat Harriston by a score of 6 to 1. Goals by Dean Wheeler assisted by Sean Kieffer; Dean Lawrie, assisted by Shawn Bremner and Ron Chamb- ers; Dean Lawrie assisted by Marty Rutledge and Shawn Bremner; and Shawn Bremner assisted by Sean Kieffer. Now Brussels was on the "A" side of the tournament and would meet some stiff competition. Brus- sels came up against the strong Teeswater team, that has been giving Brussels a hard time all season, in what was probably the best game of the tournament. Both teams came out flying with hard-hitting, end-to-end action. Each team pounded the other with Brussels goalie Steve Coultes stopping shot after shot. Sean Kieffer scored first for Brussels agsistedby Marty Rutledge and Dean Wheeler. In the second period Brussels proved they were the stronger team again with Shawn Bremner scoring twice assisted by Dean Wheeler, Sean Kieffer and Brett Garniss. Brussels shut Teeswater down again in the third with a goal from Dean Wheeler assisted by Sean Kieffer and Shawn Bremner. Steve Coultes remained strong in net to shut out Teeswater 4 - 0 and eliminate them from the tourna- ment. The Brussels team had made it to the championship game and their opponent was Lucknow, another strong, hard hitting club. Both teams hit the ice ready for action. Lucknow scored in the first minute of the first period and held the lead until Marty Rutledge hit the net for Brussels in the second period, unassisted. Lucknow came back with two more goals and Brussels responded with one by Dean Wheeler assisted by Marty Rut- ledge. In the third period the teams started to tire but the scoring continued with Marty Rutledge scoring assisted by Jim English and Brett Garniss. Then Lucknow scored and Brussels returned once more with Dean Wheeler's un- assisted goal. The period ended with goalie Steve Coultes, keeping Brussels in the game, making a glove save as the buzzer sounded to end regulation time. With the score tied at 4 - 4 it was time for sudden death over time. Now the Brussels club started to rake on the coal. Both teams were tired but Brussels just kept on skating. For the entire period Brussels pounded away at the Lucknow goalie but to no avail. The overtime period dragged onto midnight and the score remained tied with the players exhausted. The organizers decided on a shoot out to end the game and decide the champion. Three play- ers off each team would get one shot at the goalie to try to score. The team that scored more goals would win. BEST RATES Guaranteed Investment Certificates Lucknow scored once and Brus- sels did not. A very disappointed Brussels team left the ice. It was a hard way to lose a tournament after getting so close to victory. In other action the Brussels Midgets went to Mildmay Thurs- day night for a pitiful game that was marred with Brussels receiv- ing 47 minutes in penalties. Brussels managed to ride the game out to a 1 - 1 tie with a goal by Sean Kieffer, assisted by Paul Coultes. 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