HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-01-29, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1986. PAGE 19.
antams rally for win
Jim Mair of Brussels was rewarded for his long service to the
agricultural society and the community when Brussels Agricultural
Society held its annual meeting at Brussels United Church January 22.
Presenting the certificate was Murray Hoover.
4-H club formed
The trowels and tribulations of
creating a vegetable garden, keep
ing it growing, and reaping the
benefits are discussed in a new 4-H
project “Seed to Shelf’’.
This project was developed to
teach the essentials of where,
when and how to plant a vegetable
garden; what to plant and how to
care for it until harvest. But this is
only half the fun! When the
produce is ready, the members will
learn how to preserve their fresh
produce by canning, freezing,
drying and pickling. Howto exhibit
and the judging of these products
will also be discussed.
By Achievement Day, the mem
bers will have acquired new skills
in growing vegetables and preser
vation while having fun at the same
time!
For further information about
joining, contact Richard Hamilton
at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170.
Continued from page 18
first period. Rodney Nicholson
assisted by Mike Fraser and Jeff
Earl scored the only goal.
Brussels added two more goals
and Howick one in the second
period. Mike Fraser and Dean
Nicholson scored the goals while R.
Nicholson and Bruce Johnston
made the assists.
Brussels added three unanswer
ed goals in the third to win the
game 6 - 4. Mike Fraser scored two
of those goals and Rodney Nichol
son got the single. Assists went to
Bruce Johnston and R. Nicholson.
The Bantams will be starting their
O.M.H.A. playoffs in Drayton on
Wednesday night and at home on
Friday night at 7 p.m.
NOVICE
The Novices were at home to
Wallace on Friday night in a better
game of hockey than their previous
encounter even though they were
defeated by 3 - 1 score. Randy
Beuermann was the goal scorer
assisted by Matt Lee and Brad
Mulvey.
They travelled to Huron Park for
a much better game on Saturday
coming home with an 8 - 0 victory.
Matt Lee scored two goals with
singles going to Wayne Alexander,
Randy Beuermann, Brad Mulvey,
Brett Clarkson, Jamie Smith, and
Ryan Finch.
Assists went to Wayne Alexan- ,
der with three, Randy Beuerman,
Three, Tim Machan, two, Matt lee,
one, Brad Mulvey, one, and
Jeramy Van Keulen, one. Goalie
Jeramy Scott played his best game
of the year to earn his shut-out
victory.
ATOMS
The Atoms were at home to Blyth
on Friday in a good hockey game
and went home with a 4 - 2 victory
for their efforts.
Brett Lee scored two goals for
Brussels with Greg Clark and
Grant Martin getting singles. The
Atoms will be at home on Friday
night at 8:30 for an exhibition game
against a team from Kitchener.
MIDGETS
The midgets commenced their
O.M.H.A. playoffs against Mild-
may on Wednesday night and were
defeated by the visitors. They will
return to Mild may on Thursday
night for the second game of the
series.
They travelled to Ripley on
Saturday for the annual Midget
tournament. They faced Mildmay
once again in a close game of
hockey, andwe re defeated by a
narrow 2 - 1 margin.
They played their second game
against a team from Thornton.
They were being defeated 3 - 0 until
e
u
a
the last seven minutes of the game
when they came back to score three
goals and tie the game. Wayne
Wheeler, Sean Kuffer and Paul
Coultesgot credit for the goals.
They then went into a shoot-out
and lost to the Thorton team. That
was the second tournament when •
the team has been beaten by a
shoot-out this year. Better luck
next time buys.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Fri., Jan. 31 - 7:00 p.m., Drayton
Bantams at Brussels; 8:30 p.m.,
Kitchener Atoms at Brussels; Sat.,
Feb. 1 - 11:15 a.m., Belgrave
Peewee “ B’ ’ atBrussels; Sun.,
Feb. 2, 4:30 p.m., Mildmay
Peewee “A" at Brussels.
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