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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-09-28, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988. Bantams sweep WOAA championship Brussels Bantam boys scored an extra inning victory to sweep the championship series against Allenford and claim the Western Ontario Athletic Association Bant am championship Wednesday Brussels Bantams won the WOAA Bantam championship in a come-from-behind win over Allenford Wednesday night. Members of the team are: [front row, left to right] Scott Bremner, Greg Mulvey, Jason Gropp, Dan Beuermann, Brian McArter, Steve McCutcheon, Greg Wheeler; [back] Jerry Bremner, coach, Shawn Jacklln, Brian Alexander, Steve Stiers, Rob Veitch, Garry Yulll, Neil Pipe, Todd Rice, Andrew McCutcheon, Scott Johnston, Shawn Bremner [coach]. Missing when the picture was taken were Jackie McCutcheon and Cindy McNeil, scorekeepers and assistant coaches. night in 'Alienford. Brusselsjumpedouttoa3-0 lead in the first inning and looked like they might breeze to the win but Allenford came back to tie the game with three in the third. Both teams posted goose-eggs on the scoreboard for the next two innings before Allenford took the lead in the sixth. Brussels trailed 4-3 going into its lastbatbutToddRiceledoff the inning with a walk then Greg Mulvey doubled to the fence to score Todd. Scott Bremner sin gled, sending Greg Mulvey to third, then proceeded to steal second base to put runners on second and third. Scott Johnston then grounded back to the mound with Alienford’s pitcher throwing him out at first then the first baseman getting the ball back to the catcher in time to tag out Greg Mulvey at the plate to end the inning. Brussels managed to hold off Allenford in the bottom of the seventh so the game went to extra innings. In the eighth, Brian Alexander and Jason Gropp hit singles, then Neil Pipe bunted his way on base to load the bases. Shawn Jacklin tapped back to the pitcher for a force-out at home on Brian Alexander. Andrew McCutcheon hit a hard groundball to the infield and Allenford could only take the out on Neil Pipe at second, allowing Jason Gropp to score. In the bottom of the inning Andrew McCutcheon shut out Allenford to seal the victory. After taking over from Scott Johnston in the fourth, he recorded seven strikeouts the rest of the way. Scott had four strikeouts in his three innings. TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH RATEPAYERS MEETING will be held TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11,1988 at 8 p.m. EastWawanosh Public School An opportunity to express your concerns and meet proposed candidates for upcoming election. WINONA THOMPSON CLERK-TREASURER. Bulls post first exhibition win Blyth hockey school starts next week The Blyth Community Hockey School will begin at the Blyth arena on Monday, Oct. 3 and run every day until Saturday, Oct. 8. Players have been divided into three separate divisions depending on their age, ability and size. The groups run from 5:00 - 6:00, 6:15 - 7:15, and 7:30 to 8:30. Instructors Leadership program planned Are you interested in developing your leadership skills to service the agricultural community? Organizers of the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) are looking for men and women with leadership potential and a commitment to agriculture. Thirty such individuals will be selected from across Ontario as the next group of AALP participants. They will begin the program in April 1989. Deadline for application is De cember 15, 1988. Application forms will be available at an AALP Information Meeting, Wednes day, October 26, at the Clinton Town Hall at 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. AALP is a two-year program designed for individuals in the early stages of a leadership career, for this school are Doug Neil and Larry Lane from Wingham. Both men hold their Level 5 Coaches Certificate. There are still openings in all three divisions for players. Inter ested persons can contact John Stewart 523-4528 as soon as possible. approximately 25 to 40 years old. They can be farmers, employees or agriculturally-related business or other individuals committed to Ontario agriculture. The program consists of nine three-day semi nars, a two-week North American travel seminar and an international study travel experience. Through the program AALP participants broaden their horizons and in crease their understanding of the local, national and international issues which affect rural Ontario. To find out more about this dynamic program and the selection procedure attend the AALP infor mation evening or contact AALP Executive Director, Patricia Migh- ton, Box 1030, Guelph, Ontario N1H6N1 Telephone: (519) 767- 5303. A four-point performance by the Bulls’ Ron Strome led Brussels to their first victory of the pre-season, a 6-4 win over Seaforth Sunday afternoon. KevinTalsma’s point shot assis ted by Nigel Taylor and Bill Kinahan followed by a Ron Strome goal from Brian Campbell quickly gave the Bulls an early lead. However, Seaforth regrouped and rallied to tie the score at the end of 20 minutes. A powerplay effort by Marty Rutledge from Strome and Camp bell with three minutes remaining in the second period returned the lead to the Bulls. Strome’s second of the day a minute later from Kinahan gave the Bulls a 4-2 lead after 40 minutes. Seaforth opened the scoring early in the third, but Rutledge’s second from Talsma and Jason Coulter, followed by a Kinahan score from Strome gave the Bulls a comfortable three-goal lead. Sea forth scored on the powerplay late in the game to end the scoring summary. A strong performance was given by the Strome-Campbell-Kinahan line as they combined for a nine-point game. As well Jeff McGavin and Murray Townsend gave the Bulls solid goaltending, especially McGavin who gave the Juniors the spark they needed with some excellent saves early in the game. The Bulls will be travelling to .Ayton on Sunday for a rematch with the Hanover Jr. C. Barons. Also a rematch with Seaforth is being planned before the Bulls season opener in Mitchell October 7.- HpCkCy BLYTH INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE REGISTRATION BEFORE 0CT0BER7 Call Kevin Coultes 523-4927 or Jim Dickson, 523-9706 Fee: $100 The Brussels Agricultural Society would like to thank the following businessesand organizations for donations and gifts for the Queen of the Fair Contestants. Young's Clothing and Footwear, Stewart Pharmacy, Oldfield Pro Hardware, Evans Hardware, J. R.'s Shake Shop, Brussels Lions Club, McNeil Auto Body, Brussels Agricultural Society, Brussels Motors Inc. E.M.A. Foods, Cardiff & Mulvey Insurance Ltd., Brussels Variety Store & Brussels Village Market, M.L. Watts Funeral Homes Ltd., George of Brussels, Lynn Hoy Enterprises, Howard Bernard Fuels, McDonald Home Hardware & Lumber Ltd., John McIntosh, Pres. Brussels Fair Board, Brussels 5c - $1.00 Store, Fashion Boutique, Linda's Pree Teen Scene, Diesel Car Diner, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Avon Reps. - Jane White, Ruth Pipe, Karen Parker, Clara Haig, Sharon Dobson, Elaine Workman, Dorothy Gulutzen, Joanne Machan, J .L. McCutcheon Motors Ltd., B & G Electric - Bill Aitcheson, Thompson's Meat Market, Raymond Renovations, Brussels Agromart Ltd., Huron Feeding Systems, Brussels Optimist Club, Brussels Royal Canadian Legion, Frank Workman Electric, Brussels Inn, John Pennington, Just For You - Rene Richmond. We would also like to thank the sponsors - B . M. & G Recreation, BrusselsAu to Sa lesandService Ltd.,The Citizen, Todd Bakery, Cranbrook Women's Institute, Ethel Women's Institute and Majestic Women's Institute Brussels, The M.C. 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