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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-10-29, Page 17PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1986. Schools from Central Huron met at the Hallett Central School in Londesboro last Wednesday for their cross-country meet. Winners in the divisions were: [front row, left to right] Vicki Lansing, midget girls, Seaforth; Brent Whitmore, midget boys, Seaforth; Tamrni Medd, junior girls, Blyth; Rob Consitt, junior boys, Huron Centennial in Brucefleld; [back row] Kara-Lee Potter, intermediate girls, Hullett; Dan Vanderlaan, intermediate boys, Clinton Christian School; Karen Plunkett, senior girls, Hullett and Mike Pawitch, senior boys, Blyth. Crusaders lose opener The Brussels Crusaders, a new Intermediate team for this year were away at Wellesley on Friday night for their first game of the season. They displayed some good hockey for their initial game but came home on the losing side of an 8 - 5 score. Goal scoring honours were sharedby Paul Johnston, Kevin Deitner, David Stephenson, Brian Tenpas and Michael Watson. The first home game will be played on Tuesday (Oct. 28). The second game is Sunday night at 8 p.m. against a visiting St. Cle­ ments squad. Lloyd’s Small Engines would like to announce their new hobby line of k Bulls regroup on Sunday BY LOIS Me ARTER The Brussels Juniors travelled to Belmont on Wednesday night for a rather distant mid-week game. Half of the first period was played before Belmont scored their first goal and they added the second goal just two minutes later. Within eighteen seconds Dean Nicholson scored with Paul Robin­ son and Ron Chambers assisting. The first period ended 2 - 1 in favour of Belmont. The Belmont squad continued on their rampage to four unansw­ ered goals in the second period anti three more in the third to down the visitors 9-1. Friday night found the Bulls travelling back to the London district to play Thamesford. Thamesford claimed the first period scoring four goals for their efforts. They came back out in the second to score the fifth goal after just 31 seconds. Brussels finally got on the scoreboard at 15:29 mark of the period when Tim Fritz assistedby Marty Rutledge and Paul Robinson connected. Then with 4:35 remaining in the period Mike Vincent assisted by Ron Chambers and Dave Harding added the Bulls second goal to close the period at 5 - 2. Brussels’ Marty Rutledge assis­ ted by Tim Fritz and Paul Robinson came out and scored int he first two Thamesford add two more goals in the next minute of play. Paul Coultes assisted by Kevin Johnston and Doug Taylor added another Brussels’ goal five min­ utes into the period. Just four minutes later Mike Vincent and Rob Cardiff combined to score on a power-play effort. Continued on page 19 ANSTETT JEWELLERS PRESENTS TRAINS & ACCESSORIES’^ A registered William K. Walthers dealer You are welcome to come into our shop on Highway 23 north of Atwood or visit us at the Atwood Hobby & Craft Show at the Elma Community Centre, Atwood on Saturday, November 1st. Lloyd’s Small Engines Highway23N., Atwood 356-2639 FANTASTIC WATCH VALUES from ©CITIZEN^ PRICED ORIGINALLY s15Otos225 NOW ONLY BRUSSELS BULLS PLAYER OFTHE WEEK MIKE VINCENT - Right Wing, 5’ 11”, 155 lbs., Sweater #6. Mike totalled 3 goals and assisted on 2 others in games versus Belmont, Thamesford and Mitchell during the past week. His opportunities play and hustle earned him player of the week honours. 129 ea. * 35-8444-55 W z Reg. $t750O Z-Z/ ♦ 36-0538-50 Reg. St 5000 4 38-5221 JO Reft SI 75,00J # 39-0941-81 Reg $175.00 # 39-0984-85 - Reg. $195.00 ***' 38-2621-80 >g. $195,00 IM479-5O $15000 Rig $175.00 # 35-8461-8^ . Reg. $19500 SHOP NOW — LIMITED QUANTITIES /4NSTET1 8Albert St CLINTON 284 Main St EXETER 26 Main st S SEAFORTH 135 Queen St East ST. MARYS JEWELLERS 203 Durham St E WALKERTON 2 The Sauare GODERICH