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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-08, Page 15PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986. Brussels Squirts lose close final series After a season of trying hard, but failing to come up on the winning end of the score sheet, the Brussels Squirt boys team had a very exciting round of playoffs. In a two out of three series against Belgrave, they defeated them two games straight. Without any co-operation from the weather, they managed to complete their B Bulls' Sponsored by Blue Water Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No. 284 Goderich 2 lcn* 1 1 COL^OK^e TOWNSJIKPTOWNSHKP SE opener Friday The Brussels Jr. D. hockey club has been busy preparing for the 1986-87season. Trainingcamp has ended and the final selection of players is almost complete. Last season the Bulls finished second in their division, opening the schedule with an incredible 14 game winning streak. During the Christmas break they won the annual Exeter Junior D tourna­ ment. Unfortunately their year ended on a disappointing note as they were quickly eliminated from the playoffs. This year the Juniors will play in a five-team grouping with Mit­ chell, Seaforth, Clinton and Exe­ ter. An interlocking schedule will be played against Lucan, Thed­ ford, Belmont, Mt. Brydges and Thamesford for a total of 42 games. The Brussels Bulls home opener is scheduled for Friday, October 10 at 9 p.m. against the defending All-OntarioChampion Seaforth Centennaires. championship round against Clin­ ton. It proved to be an evenly matched series, going right to the fifth and deciding game. The final nerve-racking game was played in Clinton on Sunday, Sept. 28. At the end of the seventh inning the score was tied 2-2. The players were handling the tension better than the parents as they took the field for the eighth inning. Even though they played like pros the outcome was 5-4 for Clinton. Whether they won or not these boys should be very proud of what they accomplished. The team consisted of Devon Henry, Kent Bray, Danny McNeil, Johnny Miners, Brad Beuermann, Jay Hahn, David Strickler, Bobby Steiss, David Jacklin, Robyn Som­ ers, Brian Stevenson, Ross Mach- an and Tim Machan. Special thanks should go to Carman Machan and Lome Strick­ ler for coaching. Also Dale Machan for helping out in the play-offs. Dates Wednesday, October 22,1986,10a.m. to9p.m. Saturday, October 25,1986,10a. m. to 5 p. m. Sunday, October 26,1986,12 p.m. to 5p.m. £5 V i a. SALTFORD VALLEY HALL !/i km. north of Goderich Eastof Highway 21 The Original Western Ontario Craft Show to Promote Craftsmen and a Community Display and Sale of Local Arts Tole Art* Wooden Toys & Novelties* Machrame* Paintings from Water Colours and Coloured Pencil Quilts*Creative Mirrors*Butterf ly Pictures • Bread Dough Art*Silk Flower Arrangements •Chocolate Novelties*Pottery*Fragrant Potpourri •Wood Turning*Apple Dolls*Porcelain Dolls •Pressed Wild Flowers*Stained Glass*Hand Cut & Tooled Leather*PLUS REGULAR CRAFTS •Iron Ware*Toys*Knitting*Crochet*Weaving •Twine Mats* J ewellery*Tote Bags*String Art •Ceramics*Honey*Country Baking*Produce •Maple Syrup Meals & Refreshments Served*Door Prizes Admission: Adults 50c [Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult] For further information contact: Donna Crawford Phone [519] 524-8038 Bulls elect new executive gm . ■ I ' \ ■' ' § During an open meeting the 1986-87 executive of the Brussels Junior D. hockey club was voted in. The new executive consists of: President, Brian Huether; Vice- president, Jack Vader; Secretary, Marlene Rutledge; Treasurer, Lin Steffler; Directors, Jim Fritz, Gerry Wheeler, Brian Rutledge, and Dave Hastings. The new executives first order of business as to name Joe Steffler as head coach and Steve Coulter as manager. Brussels curling set to start The Brussels Curling season is abouttobegin. It is a time when people of all ages mix together for fun and exercise. Curling is a sport in which all the members of the family can participate together. All you need is a curling broom and a pair of shoes that won’t slip on ice. Junior curling is held from 5 - 6 on Monday afternoons. Anyone wishing to curl with the juniors can contact Craig Workman 887-6867 after 5 p.m. or Jody Boynton 887-6043 after 5 p.m. The mixed curling is held on Monday evenings from 7 - 9 p.m. and 9 -11 p.m. starting November 3. Anyone interested in mixed curling can contact Jo-Ann Mc­ Donald 887-6570 or John Exel 887-9488. The ladies curling is held on Tuesday afternoons from 1 - 3. Contact Nancy Zettel 887-6519 or Linda Gingerich 887-6251. There is a card party on Oct. 27 at 8p.m. atthecommunity centre. Everyone is welcome to attend.