HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-06, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1988.
Brussels Curling Club presents trophies
Gerald Knight, left, treasurer of the Brussels Junior Curling Club,
presented the trophy to the overall winners of Junior Curling to Craig
Workman [skip] and Barb Alexander [2nd]. Absent were Brent Evans
[vice] and Darren Bauer [lead]. The rink was also first In the first draw.
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual banquet and dance on
April 2 at the Legion. A roast beef
dinner was catered by the Legion
ladies which was followed by the
annual meeting and the awarding
of the prizes.
The new executive for the
1988-89 season was announced.
They are: past president - Gord
Mitchell; president - Doug Shol-
dice; first vice-president - Orval
Bauer; second vice-president -
Pauline Patterson; secretary-trea
surer - Nancy Exel; bonspiel
committee - Ernie Lewington,
Stewart Steiss; draw committee -
Brian Warwick, Joyce Alexander,
Marg Taylor, Darlene Oldfield; bar
committee - Ross Veitch, Brad
Speiran, Bob Alexander; ice com
mittee - Bob Alexander, Don Bray;
prize committee - Ron Clarkson,
Nora Stephenson; press reporter -
Velma Locking; auditor - Mary
Huether.
Gerald Knight presented the
trophies and prizes to the junior
curlers: first draw: first place -
Craig Workman, Brent Evans,
Barbara Alexander and Darren
Bauer; second place - Chris Smith,
Brian Alexander, Will Perrie and
Roger Evans; third place - Kelly
Bauer, Steven Steiss, and Rich
Veitch; fourth place - Gary Martin,
Mark Pennington and Rob Veitch;
second draw: first place - Kelly
Bauer, Barbara Alexander, Roger
Evans and Darren Bauer; second
place - Michael Alexander, Rob
Veitch and Wayne Alexander.
The Jack Bryans Trophy was
awarded to the team of Craig
Workman, Brent Evans, Barbara
Alexander and Darren Bauer.
Velma Locking presented the
Walter Scott Memorial Trophy to
the overall winners of the Tuesday
afternoon Ladies Curling. They
were Fran Bremner, Jean Bewley,
Valerie Shortreed and Linda Saur.
Doug Sholdice and Gord Mit
chell then presented the prizes to
the winners of the mixed curling.
November draw: first 47 points -
Brad Speiran, Nora Stephenson,
Bill Patterson and Ralph Watson;
second 46.5 points - Howard
Hackwell, Joyce Alexander, Andy
Ives Doris Mitchler; third 44
points - Ross Veitch, Madelene
Steiss, Tom Warwick and Bill
Pearson.
January draw: frist 49 points -
Bob Alexander, Velma Locking,
Andy Ives and Valerie Shortreed;
second 45 points - Ross Veitch,
Pauline Patterson, Murray Bone,
and Nora Stephenson; third 36
points - Orval Bruce, Marg Taylor,
Peter Exel and Dorothy Kelly.
February draw: first 42.5 points -
Murray Huether, Joyce Alexan
der, Peter Exel and Valerie
Shortreed; second 42 points - Brad
Speiran, Annette Lewington, Jim
Patterson and Valerie Watson;
third 40.5 points - Tom Warwick,
Nancy Exel, Murray Bone and
Janis McEwan.
The D.A. Rann Trophy was
presented by Orval Bauer to the
Overall teamof Bob Alexander,
Velma Locking, Andy Ives and
Valerie Shortreed.
Door prizes of fresh flower
arrangements were won by Gerald
Knight, Trish Clarkson, Peter
Exel, Ruth Veitch and Doug
Sholdice.
Next year will be the 25th
anniversary of the club. Different
ideas were discussed on how to
celebrate in some special way. One
idea was to have an open jitney
type bonspiel with a dance after
ward.
Past president Velma Locking [left] presented the Walter Scott
Memorial trophy to Fran Bremner [skip], Linda Saur [lead] and Valerie
Shortreed [2nd], the overall winners of the ladies’ Tuesday afternoon
curling. Missing was Vice Jean Bewley.
Prizes for winning first place in the February draw went to [from left]
Valerie Shortreed [lead], Joyce Alexander [vice], Pete Exel [2nd] and
Murray Huether [skip].
Despite being tripped Jason Rutledge of the Blyth Novices still gets a shot away during the WO AA Novice
championship final in Blyth Friday night. Best efforts like this just weren’t enough as a stout defence by
Drayton gave Blyth a 2-0 loss in the deciding game of the series.
HULLETT TWP.
MINOR BALL
REGISTRATION
Dates: Saturday, April 9 and 16
Place: Londesboro Hall & Auburn Library
T-Ball $5.00; Tykes $8.00; Mites $10.00; Squirt $12.00;
Pee Wee $15.00; Bantam $20.00; Midget $25.00.
There will be no late registration accepted due to team
scheduling.
Playhouse
brochure coming
Huron Country Playhouse 1988
Brochure will be available for
mailing in early May.
The Brochure itself is right in the
midst of production and the staff,
Board of Directors, Members,
Subscribers and all other avid
theatre goers are very anxious to
see the 1988 Playbill on paper.
The brochure will be inserted in
the May 7 edition of The London
Free Press.
REGISTRATION
BLYTHPUBLICSCHOOL
Wednesday, April 20 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
aturday, April 23 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
nderball$7; Houseleague$12; Mite$15;
Squirt$15; Peewee $20 Bantam $25.
- bring birth certificate or copy
- please return any uniforms
Must be registered by April 30
For information call 523-4476
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