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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-09-19, Page 23FAST DEPENDABLE HIGHLY VISIBLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Cullinan REAL ESTATE ^"^LTD COUNTRY HOME Well cared for 3 bedroom bungalow on spacious 1/2 acre lot. Large raised deck, walk-out basement, finished rec. room, dining room, roomy kitchen. Located be­ tween Blyth and Belgrave just off Hwy. 4. Anxious to sell. Just $99,500.00. Brian Potter 357-3622 VEHICLES FOR SALE All alone Getting that lone feeling is the Goderich Sailors’ goaltender as he finds himself all alone facing three Brussels Bulls in agameSunday in Goderich. The Bulls kept their perfect exhibition record defeating Goderich 9-4 despite sitting out top scorers like Marty Rutledge and Ron Strome. ’79 FORD GRENADA, GOOD body, motor and transmission. Selling as is. $1,000 or best offer. Phone 357-2817. 37-2p 1983 YAMAHA YZ80 EXCELLENT condition. Best offer. Phone 887- 6412. 37-3 WANTED WANTED: LAND TO RENT SUIT- able for corn. Phone 526-7523 evenings. 38-1 BROWNIE UNIFORM, SIZE 10. Bonnie Stephenson 887-6661. 38-lp WANTED TO BUY: OLD BARNS or brick houses. Phone 233-7594. 30-12 WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers, 1/4 mile south of Brussels. Call 887-9499. 28-16 Dean Lawrie returns to Sailors Blyth’s Dean Lawrie has been chosen as one of two over-age players for the Goderich Sailors Midwestern Junior “C” team. Under regulations adopted by the Ontario Hockey Association this year each team in the league will be able to keep over-age players who played on the team last season. Dean was the team’s leading scorer and captain last year. Also in the Sailors training camp is Darryl Dumin, the club’s second leading scorer last season who could be the team’s other over-age player. Three other Blyth-area players are returning to the team this year. Forwards Larry Hunking and Dan McDougall and goaltender Mike Henry played prominent parts with the Sailors successful season last year when they finished third to Hanover Barons and Brussels Bulls and lost in the seventh game of the league semi-final to Brussels. Brussels Bulls undefeated in exhibition play Friday night the Brussels Bulls beat the Goderich Sailors 9-4 in a very physical match as the Bulls received 100 minutes in penalties and Goderich received 83 minutes. The Bulls came roaring out scoring three goals in 1:26. Brett Martin scored at 16:23 with assists going to Marty Rutledge. Then Steve Fritz scored from Rutledge and Strome at 16:02. Next Rutledge scored from Strome at 15:49 to complete a good shift. Goderich got one goal back at 9:49, a power play marker. Shaw Chipchase scored a short-handed goal at 5:01 with assists going to Jeff McKee. The Bulls finished the scoring in the first period with a power play goal. Brian Zaber scored from Martin and Brophy to give the Bulls a 5-1 lead after 20 minutes. Goderich got two goals back at 19:00 and 10:41, their second power play goal of the game. However, the Bulls scored at 7:16 as Marty Rutledge scored from Corey McKee with :07 seconds left in the second period. Brian Zabel scored his second goal of the game from Paul Brophy and Kurt Wall. After two periods the Bulls lead 7-3. The bulls added to their lead in the third as Paul Brophy scored from Brett Martin and Brian Zabel at 15:40. Goderich scored their fourth goal at 8:10. Brussels finished the scoring at 4:14 as Jamie Gibbing scored from Jeff Gemell and Jeff Jewitt. The Bulls’ coaching staff was very pleased to see seven different scorers in the game, as several lines are being developed to get a scoring balance. The Bulls have signed rookies Shawn Chipchase from Clinton, Brian Zabel from Clifford and Jeff Jewitt of Clinton. Also signing was second year veteran Corey McKee. Sunday night the Bulls travelled to Goderich for a re-match. The Bulls had four veterans sitting this game out including Marty Rut­ ledge, Ron Strome, Brett Martin and Joe Walker. Once again the Bulls toppled the Sailors 9-4 with nine different scorers. Bulls opened the scoring with a RATES 20 words or less only $3.00. Additional words 12c each. Extra billing charge 50c will be added it not paid the following Wednesday. DEADLINE 2 P.M. MONDAY IN BRUSSELS. 4 P.M. MONDAY IN BLYTH. power play goal as Bevin Flett scored from Greg McNevan. Goderich scored two goals 15 seconds a part and skated to a 2-1 lead after 20 minutes. It was all Bulls in the second. At 10:58 the Bulls notched their Sports Brussels Squirt girls lose in championship On September 3 the Brussels Squirt Girls’s ball team retired their ball gloves for the season by being defeated by the Seaforth “White” squirt ball team two out of three games. The Brussels team having 19 players had a very successful year. They maybe didn’t finish in first place but they came a long way. Through the season they had six wins, five losses and one tie which Exciting season Brussels Squirt girls team finished an exciting season losing in the southern division final series to Seaforth. Membersof theteamare: (front row, lefttoright)Coach Sandy Thompson, Sarah McArter, Cheryl Kerr, Cheryl Franken, Tanya Mawhinney, Kim Mulvey, Krista Hunter, Tyler Seeds; (back) Michelle Illman, Shannon Conley, Lesley Stretton, Janice Jacklin, Wendy Thompson, Lanette Todd, Sonya Alberts, Jennifer Coyne, Becky Davidson, Lori Ann Black and Coach Joyce Jacklin. Absent were Stacey Hahn and Patti Harrison. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1990. PAGE 23. Brussels PS News SPEAKING TO STAFF by Stacy Hahn and Jamie Nesbitt Come to visit Brussels Public School. Walk right in and look for the sign down the hall that says “Office”. The door is usually open so step in. If you look way back behind the desk you will be greeted by a smiling face and a warm greeting. This person is someone second power play goal as Craig King scored from Jeff Jewitt and Greg McNevan at 12:40. Jeff McKee gave the Bulls the lead from brother Corey and newly-ac­ quired Brett Long. Steve Fritz scored at 15:45 with assists going put them in fourth place out of seven in the Southern division of the championship. On August 17 Brussels began their play-offs in Seaforth against the “Red” team who had finished second place in the season. Sea­ forth won 16-15. August 21 Seaforth came to Brussels. Brussels won the game 7-6 to tie the series at one game each. really special who is always there to help everyone, staff, students or visitors. So we did just that; we went to the office to talk to Mrs. Isabell Prior. We thought that Mrs. Prior doesn’t get enough commendation or thanks for all she does for our school. We went behind the scenes to find out more about her. Isabell Prior has been the ener­ getic secretary at B.P.S. for 14 years. She took time off five years ago to have a sweet little girl named Laurie, who has this year begun kindergarten. Isabell’s husband, Jim, is the Grade 6/7 teacher. We asked Mrs. Prior what it was like to work with your spouse and in fact to have your whole family at work most days. She responded that it works well for them and that it is good not to have babysitter fees at least on kindergarten days. Before Isabell came to Brussels P.S. she worked in a lawyer’s office for a time. Then she worked in the bank for a year. Isabell is too busy with her secretarial job at the school to have many hobbies. Of course, she is a homemaker and a mother, two more full-time occupations. Family leisure time activities include camping. Isabell takes her work seriously, but enjoys every minute of it. So drop in at the office and say “hello” to our secretary. She’ll help you with all your needs. She is the “heart” of our school. to Craig King and rookie Greg McNevan. Steve Vandendool blast­ ed a shot past the Sailor goalie at 16:25 with assist going to Jeff Jewitt. At the end of two the Bulls lead 5-2. Pete Stewart started goal in the third period. The Bulls started quick as they scored at the :17 second mark as Paul Brophy scored from Jeff Gemmle. Jeff Jewitt scored with assists to Steve Fritz and Brian Zable. At 3:01 of the third, Goderich Continued on page 24 The third and deciding game was in Seaforth, August 25. What a game! Brussels won the game 24-14 thus putting them in second place in the southern division. The girls then had to play the Seaforth “White” team, the first place team which never lost a game in the season or playoff. Seaforth kept their undefeated record by taking Brussels two games