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The Brussels Bantams tra-
velled to Godfrey 20 miles
north of Kingston on Satur-
day to play the first two
games of their 0.M.H.A.
Bantam "DD" championship
series.
The first game was played
tat 7 p.m. Saturday night.
'Godfrey came out on top by a •
9-2 score. The Brussels goals
were scored by Kevin Mc-
' After and Darren Watts with
assists by David Cossitt and
Rick Knight.
After a good night's rest
the boys came back to play a
better game at noon on
Sunday. The boys were down
3-0 at the end of the second
period but came back early in
the third to tie the score at
3-3 by the 8:58 mark of the
period. Godfrey then added
two quick goals just 30
seconds apart at the 6:45
mark and added the clincher
at 4:48. The final score was
6-3 for Godfrey.
Godfrey will return to
Brussels to play the third
game of the series on Satur-
day April 11th at 7 p.m. The
fourth and fifth games will
be played on Sunday at 1
p.m. and 4 p.m. in Brussels
'if necessary.
The big winners of the
'weekend were Darren John-
ston, Steve McCutcheon,
Brian. McArter and Mary
iLowe when they met up with
Santa Claus at the motel in
Kingston on Saturday night.
Some of the travellers en-
joyed his company on Satur-
day evening at supper and
again Sunday morning for
breakfast in the dining room.
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BRUSSELS PEEWEES FINISH SEASON —
The Brussels PeeWees finished off their season
on Tuesday night by playing a game of hockey
against the parents. This year the PeeWees won
at tournaments in. Mitchell and Clinton and
were runners-up at the Young Canada Hockey
Tournament in Goderich. Jeff McGavin was
picked as the Most Valuable Goalie at the
Mitchell tournament. In the front row from left
are: Mike Vader, Dean Wheeler, Jeff McGavin,
Marty Rutledge, Sean Kieffer, Shawn. Bremner.
In the second' row are Mike Saxon, David.
Wheeler, Robbie Zimmer, Wayne Wheeler, and
Paul Tolton. Also in the second row from left are
trainer Rick Demara y, manager Jack Vader
and coach Carman Machan.
(Photo by Ranney)
Curlers discuss new rink
THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 8, 1981.
Bantams in finals
near Kingston
The annual curling ban-
quet was held at the Brussels
Morris, and Grey Commun-
ity Centre on Saturday April
4.
It was catered by the
I3.M.&G. catering group
(Roast beef with the all the
trimmings.)
Among the guests present
was Murray Cardiff, (M.P.
for Huron-Bruce) who was
invited to speak briefly to the
group. He said it was the
"First meal with his family
for awhile" in his busy
schedule.
Songs led by Don McDon-
ald with lyrics about curling
were sung "to get everyone
in the mood."
Fred Uhler thanked every-
one responsible for making
his year as president so
successful.
Minutes of the 1980 annual
meeting were read. The fin-
ancial and Auditors reports
were given. Trophies were
given to the top four winning
teams on each draw, with
some members receiving
more than one trophy. Junior
curlers were awarded their
tropies. Jack Bryans com-
mented that not once was
any junior curler rude to him
while he was supervising the
junior curling Monday after-
noons. Also when help was
needed no one refused to
help among the senior curl-
ers.
The overall winners for the
Juniors were: Wayne Hig-
gins- skip; Kerry Bauer-
vice; Steven Marks- second;
Kendra Fischer- lead.
The D.A. Rann trophy.
going to the team with the
highest points for the season
was awarded to Stewart
Steiss' team with 52 points.
Aggregate 53 (Ernie Lewing-
ton, also with 52 points, had
an aggregate of 50). With
Stewart for 'this draw was
Marie Van Keulen, Annette
Lewington and Doug Hoegy.
Norman Hoover, who has
curled with Brussels for
many years and who has
been the Secretary-Treasurer
for 12 yrs., has decided to
retire from the Secretary-
Treasurer position. (Not from
curling though.) Because he
had never won anything be-
fore, a trophy was presented
to him for his many years of
sevice to the club. In his
speech, he said he "got to
know a lot of people" by
curling.
In New Business it was
decided not to join the Ontar-
io Curling Association which
is necessary for competitive
curling, such as the "Silver
Broom."
It was decided to leave the
dates (Tues-or going back to
Mondays) for the Bonspiels
to the new executive to
decide.
The substitution rule for
spares and default was left as
is. However, the new presi-
dent had some strong opin-
ions on this subject so in the
future there may be s
changes.
Mervyn Bauer invited
everyone to attend the meet-
ing 'April 13th in the upstairs
room at the arena at 8 p.m. to
discuss the possibility of a
new curling rink in Brussels.
The new executive for the
1981-82 season for the Brus-
sels Curling (Mixed) Club
are: -Past President- Fred
Uhler, President- Bob Alex-
ander, 1st Vice President-
Nancy Exel, 2nd Vice Presi-
dent- Ernie Lewington, Se-
cretary-Treasurer- Ron
Clarkson. Membership and
Draw- Yvonne Knight, Betty
Cardiff, Tom Warwick, Bob
Richmond., Bonspiels- Leslie
Knight, Orval Bauer,
Stewart Steiss. Ice- Mervyn
Bauer, Gerrit Van Keulen,
John Exel. Bar- Doc Ste-
phenson, Ross Cunningham,
Jim Patterson. Jitney Prizes-
1st Jitney- Nora Stephenson,
Madeline Steiss; 2nd Jitney-
Jean Bridge, Helen Bray.
Press Reporters- Jennet
Locking, Ruth Bauer; Audi-
tor- Nancy Exel.
Fred Uhler summed up the
past year for curling in one
word- a "good" year. The
new president, Bob Alexan-
der's theme for 1981-82 sea-
son was "volunteers".
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