Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-03-11, Page 15THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 11, 1931 Bantams beat Smithville assists going to Don Hast- goal was Kent Campbell with ings and Dean Nicholson. the assist going to Brad Scoring the single Lucknow I Murray. The Bantams played down in Smithville on Friday March 5 in the third game of the series. They defeated Smithville 10-3. Scoring for Brussels were Darrin Watts, 3; Tim Tritz 2; Dean Rutle- dge 1; Kevin McArter 1; Kevin Johnston 1; Rob Car- diff 1; and Rich Knight 1; with assists going to Wayne McCutcheon, Darrin Watts, Dean Rutledge, Gary Arm- strong, Darrin Chester; Kev- in Johnston, Kevin McArter; Tim Fritz and David Cossitt. On Sunday, March 8, Smithville Bantams played in Brussels to beat the home team 6-5. This now tics the series two game each with the fifth game in Smithville on Friday, March 13. Scoring for Brussels were Kevin Mc- Arter 2; David Cossitt 1; Rob Cardiff 1; Darrin Watts 1; with assists going to Dean Rutledge, Rob Cardiff. Paul Machan and David Cossitt. The Brussels Midgets were at home to Wainfleet on Friday, March 6 only to skate to a 1 to 1 tie after one period of overtime. Scoring for Brussels was Kevin Wheeler with an assist going to Pete Bennett. The midgets re- turned to Wainfleet on Sun- day to play the second game of the series with Wainfleet winning 6-2. Scoring for Brussels were Steven Knight with 2 goals assisted by Kevin Wheeler, Pete Ben- nett, Todd Wheeler and Klevbri Diener. GAMES PLAYED THIS WEEK On Tuesday March 2, the Milverton Novice were at Brussels for the second game in the best 3 out of 5 with Milverton up one game. Brussels won the game 3 to 2 which now ties the series 1 to 1. Goals were scored by Steven Fritz, 2; and Steve McCutcheon 1. be about 576 youngsters involved in this year's tour- nament. Once again, teams for areas such as Blenheim, Smithville and Merriton will be playing. The first eight teams in each division get accepted. Gold, silver and bronze medals are given out to the most valuable players in• On Saturday March b, the Brussels novice were in a tournament in Lucknow with Brussels beating Ripley 7-1 in the first game. Goals were scored by Greg Wheeler 2; Steve Fritz 3; Steve McCutcheon 2: with assists going to Ron Stevens, Shawn Jacklin and Andrew McCutcheon. They then played Teeswater only to be defeated. Goal- scorers were Steven Fritz 1; and Steven McCutcheon, 2 assisted by Scot Bremner. The Atoms played on Wednesday March 4 in Brus- sels against Lucknow in the second game in the best 2 out of 3 to defeat the Lucknow team 3-1. This put Lucknow out of the play-off. Brussels now play against Teeswater for the W.O.A.A. "DD" championship. Goal scorers were Jeff Earl, with assists going to Rodney Nicholson and Bruce Johnston; Dean Nicholson with assists going every ganie. Past president of the Op- timists a George Langlois noted that • there was one difference in this year's tournament. About 43 Brus- sels-area merchants have donated money to cover ice time costs for the games. Gerry Wheeler is chairman of the committee in charge of this year's tournament. to Bruce Johnston and Jeff Earl and a third goal was scored by Jeff Earl with A team from Brussels will be playing in the D Division of the Wingham Midget Hockey Tournament to be held on March 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28 and 29. According to the organizing committee of the tournament, "The Brussels team only has ten players and two goalies. so they will likely have a couple of Bantams with them. The team does have two equal lines and two equal goalies. Neil Mitchell and Kevin Kellington. Both play equal time. The defence is led by Peter Bennett while the top scorer is Kevin Dietner. The team suffered a setback in January when Doug McArter broke his back during a game. The only thing lacking on this team is manpower." Brussels plays its first game Friday March 20, at 5 p.m. versus Teeswater. Classified Ads pay dividends. Brussels Optimist Club is Sponsoring its seventh Atom tournament which gets un- derway this weekend on March 14 and 15 and con- tinues next weekend, March 21 and 22. Although there were only 26 teams participating in the tournament last year, this year there will be 32 teams. There were 38 teams that sent in entries. • Billets are needed for only two teams for the first week- end and for one team for the second weekend, There will Here come the Atoms It's tournament time Midgets to be in Wingham THE CANOE BUILDER—Ted Cowan of Brussels sits at the helm of his 34-foot, 16-man canoe which he built himself, a replica of canoes used in Quebec. (Photo by Hook) FARMATIC INC. A POSITIVE CHOICE TONY McQUAIL New Democrat With Positive Solutions For: - a fair tax system - help for family ‘ms - support for small businesses - a realistic energy poky Vote Tony McQuail New Democrat March 19 016 CONI :1111 Authorized by Official Agent for Tony MeQuall Stockyard Report The market at Brussels Stockyards met a good de- mand Friday on a heavy supply of cattle at steady prices. There were 1088 cattle and 1421 pigs on offer. Choice Steers - 77.00 to 80.00 with sales to 82.25. Good Steers - 74.00 to 77.00. A steer consigned by Mur- ray Powell of Wroxeter weighing 1140 lbs. sold for 82.25 with his lot of 7 steers averaging 1164 lbs. selling for 79.30. Thirty steers consigned by Murray Forbes of Clinton averaging 1188 lbs. sold for an overall price of 78.70. Six steers consigned by Douglas Wagg of R.R. 5, Mitchell averaging 1225 lbs. sold for 78.70 with his lot of 12 steers averaging 1230 lbs. Selling for 78.10. A steer consigned by K & L Beef Farms of Ethel weighing 1220 lbs. sold for 80.00 with their 16 steers averaging 1186 lbs. seling for an overall price of 77.90. Nine steers consigned by .1 & M Ranch of Brussels averaging 1184 lbs. sold for 78.30. Please turn to page 17 is pleased to announce the of its new sales and service centre in HARRISTON The new Farmatic sales and service centre operating as ATWOOD ELECTRIC is located at 39 Mill Street, Harriston. It is owned and operated by Lloyd and Florence Schuknecht who also operate the successful Farmatic sales and service centre in. Newry. Come in for a coffee during the week of March 9th and see our display of Farmatic Equipment.