HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-31, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988. PAGE 15.
Andrea Henry takes a throw at third too late to tag out an unidentified Londesboro player in peewee girls
tournament action at the Blyth ball complex Saturday. Debbie Logue hurries to back up the play.
Londesboro rallied to defeat Blyth in this consolation round game.
London bowler wins Carter trophy
Brussels Minor Hockey
organizes for season
The Frank Carter Bowling Tour
nament was held in Brussels last
Thursday, August 25 in spite of
rain and hail.
Tom Emery and his wife from
London took the top money and the
Frank Carter trophy. Coming
second was Art Finlayson and his
The third team was skipped by
Lee Ryan, Goderich. Fourth went
to Ed Eckmier of Mitchell; fifth,
went to Roy Elliott of Mitchell;
sixth, Jack Fischer of Lucknow;
seventh, Don Haines of Clinton;
eighth, Jack McDonald, Lucknow;
ninth, Gerald Gibson, Brussels;
The consolation went to Tom
Calhoun of Mitchell. A delicious
meal was served in the club house
by the Brussels Lady Bowlers after
the second game. The sun came out
after the rain and hail and a good
time was enjoyed by all.
With the weather still warm, it
seems strange to be thinking
hockey, but the time is fast
approaching.
The Executive for the 1988-89
season whoelected last April at the
annual meeting. They are as
follows: Past President, Neil
Beuerman; President, Bob Tho
mas; Vice President, Murray
Kellington; Secretary, Bev Ste
phenson; Treasurer, Trish Clark
son; Town Contact, Keith Mulvey;
Directors: John Exel, Gary Dauph
in, Joan Beuerman, Don Ruttah,
Laurie Campbell and Greg Wilson.
The Fundraising Committee mem
bers are Rita Mulvey, Judy Lee,
Heather Dauphin, Neil Beuerman
and Don Bray.
The new executive held a
meeting August 15 to discuss
problems which have already
arisenandgetorganized for the
upcoming season. The increase in
ice rental from $40/hour to $42
posed a problem in determining
registration fees. The previous
year also saw a $2/hour increase,
but since no notification was made,
the registration fees were not
increased. This year registra
tion fees had to be increased
enough to cover last year’s finan
cial loss as well as this year’s
substantial increase.
It was decided to have Registra
tion earlier this year, Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 8 and 9. It is essential
that those interested in playing
hockey or ringette register at this
time so that ice time can be
reserved and coaches and trainers
can take the required courses. It
was also decided that a $10 penalty
be charged for those who fail to
either register or pay by a certain
date as well as a strict policy of a
player’s registration being paid
before they are allowed on the ice.
It was felt that the skate and
equipment exchange was held too
early last year, so it will be held at a
later date on Thursday and Friday
evenings, Oct. 13 and 14 with
equipment to be brought in and
registered on Thursday and to be
purchased on the Friday. It was
also decided that a 10 per cent
commission will be charged to help
pay for the costs of running the
exchange.
At one time Brussels Minor
Hockey had a good Saturday
morning Houseleague, but the
past two years there has been no
Houseleague due to lack of inter
est. Houseleague is for those boys
andgirlswhowouldliketoplay
hockey just for fun, without
travelling, and is held for an hour
on Saturday morning. It will be
re-established if enough people
register. Ringette wasalsocan-
celled last year due to lack of
players, so girls - get out and
register.
Referee clinics will be held in
Mitchell and Brussels in October.
Anyone interested in making extra
money refereeing should contact
Neil Beuerman for more informa
tion.
Fundraising will again be asking
players and their family to sell
chocolate barsand will again be
selling cases of juice as well as
other fundraising efforts.
The next meeting will be held
Sept. 12 at 9 p.m. at the Brussels
Hotel. These meetings are open to
all interested parents and persons.
The executive welcomes your
suggestions and help as well as
hearing your greivances and con
cerns.
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Londesboro, Ont. 523-4470Crystal Taylor of the Blyth ladies team looks to complete a doable play
daring action against Londesboro in the Londesboro Ladles
tournament on Saturday. Bev Shaddick arrives at the bag too late.
Londesboro however romped to a 10-2 win over Blyth in the game.
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