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The local teams are playing
Tees‘Vater in the first round of
playoffs except the Novices who
are playing Seaforth.
The Peewees played their first
game on Wednesday night and
came up with an 8-S, win. Brussels
scorers were Paul J ohnston 2,
Steve Knight 2, Mike Watson,
Kevin Deitner, Ken Cousins,
Todd. Wheeler. Assists went to
Brian Tenpas, Ken Higgins,
KeVin Deitner, Mike Watson,
Steve Knight, Todd Wheeler.
Their second game in Wingham
on Saturday afternoon was very
exciting with the score tied at the
end of regular time. In the
overtime period, Teeswater
scored 2 quick goals to defeat the
hOme team 5-3. Brussels goals
were scored by Ken Cousins,
Todd' Wheeler and Stewart
Cardiff— Assists went to Steve
Knight and Ken Cousins.
Friday night the Aoms defeated
Teeswater 5 - 2 and conceded the
, series to Brussels. Goal scorers
were Darrin Watts, Robbie
Cardiff, Doug Shaw and Murray
Pipe. Assists went to Richard
Haveman, Dean Rutledge and
Kevin wheeler.
The Midget team played their
first game in Lucknow against
Teeswater and were defeated 7 -
3. On Friday night Teeswat er
also defeated the home team 6 - 1.
The Bantams were defeated on
Wednesday night by - the
Teeswater squad and again on
Saturday in Wingham by a 8 - 5
'score. They also drop back to a
zone playoffs.
On Saturday the Novice team
played the last game of their
regular schedule in Seaforth and
were defedated 5-3. Scorers were
Kevin McArter 2 goals Tommie
Ward 1. The only assist went to
Kevin ohnston.
On Sunday aft ernoon they
travelled back to. Seafoarth for
the first game of the playoffs.
Their play was equal to the
weather that they travelled
through and were defeated 14 -4.
Brussels scorers were Tim Fritz, 2
goals, David Wheeler 1, Gary
Godkin 1. Assists went to Kevin
McArter. Dean Wheeler and
Marty Rutledge.
Wed. 5:30 P.M.
Seaforth Novice at Brussels
Wed. 7:00 P.M.
Teeswater Peewees at Brussels.
Wed., 8:30 p.m.
Bantams
Friday 7:00 P.M.
Paisley Atoms at Brussels
Fri. •8:30 P.M,
Midgets
Sat., 12:30
East Howick Atoms at Brussels
Sat. 4:30
P eeWee "13's
Sa t., 6:00 P.M. Novice
Brussels skater, Michelle McCutcheon
solos at Saturday's carnival
C. Wheeler in
Ont. Winter Games
Carol Wheeler of brussels and
her partner Blaine Moore of the
Wingham Figure Skating Club
will be competing in the Ontario
Winter Games in Sault Ste. Marie
on' February -14. The two have
won numerous medals in compe-
titions last year, including a gold
medal at the Sarnia competition.
More sports news will appear next week
layoffs
are .on now
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