HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-03-11, Page 2180 curlers at russels bonspiel
The McGavin-McDonald Bon
spiel was held at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community
Centre on Saturday, March 7. This
was a full bonspiel with 80 curlers
participating.
Neil McGavin presented the
McGavinFarm Equipment Trophy
to the first place winners of the 10
a.m. draw. They were Ross Veitch,
Faye Ribey, Howard Hackwell and
Bev Stevenson with 49.25 points.
Other prizes were presented to:
second, 47 points, Orval Bauer,
Elaine Wicke, George Wicke, Ruth
Bauer; third, 33.25 points, Ernie
Lewington, Annette Lewington,
George Zwep, Jane Klumper;
Bulls beat Exeter
to lead series 1-0
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period with Brussels holding a 2-0
lead at the end of the second
period.
The third period proved to be the
same fast skating end-to-end
hockey that the first two periods
had been. The third goal came at
8:03 when Rob Cardiff scored
unassisted as the Exeter goalie
made the save but an Exeter
defencemancamein to help and
went sliding into the net taking the
puck with him.
Brussels claimed the 3-0 victory
with Jeff McGavin getting the
Exeter shut-out and goalie Pat
Chambers had claimed the victory
against Mitchell. The equality of
play was shown in shots on net as
Brussels had 40 and Exeter 34.
The second game will be played
in Exeter on Wednesday night at
8:30 with game three back in
Brussels on Friday night at 8:30.
The fourth game will be played in
Exeter Sunday night at 7:30 p.m.
On Wednesday night the home
game $50 lottery draw was won by
Delores Wheeler with the $100 a
month February draw being won
by Joe and Lin Steffler. The 50-50
Brussels
Midgets
win series
The Peewee, Bantam and Mid
get teams are currently involved in
group championship playoffs.
The Peewee teams played Dray
ton lastTue sd ay night and were
defeated by the visitors 6-2. They
will be returning to Drayton on
Wednesday night (tonight) for the
second game of the series.
The Bantam team had a bye the
first round and will be playing the
winner of the Drayton-Palmerston
series.
The midget team defeated the
Howick squad this past week. They
won 6-1 at home on Tuesday night
and 4-2 in Howick on Friday night.
They will now play the winner of
the Ayton-Lucknow series. Be
cause of high school exams, they
are currently trying to book
weekend ice times.
Games
this week
Fri., -8:30 p.m. - Exeter Juniors at
Brussels.
Sat., 9a.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Atom
Tournament.
Sun., 9a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Atom
Tournament.
Sun., 8 p.m. - Wellesley Int. at
Brussels.
fourth, 32.5 points, Bill Sellers,
Marion Sellers, Bob Jamieson, Pat
Jamieson; fifth, Gary Pipe, Joan
Cardiff, Doug Shaw, Lori Parker;
sixth, Brad Knight, Linda Gin
gerich, Don Bray, Marg Taylor;
seventh, Neil McGavin, Joyce
Alexander, Bob Alexander, Donna
Knight; eighth, Pui Ng, Nancy
Exel, Murray Sholdice, Marie
Brand; ninth, Mervyn Bauer,
Donna Bauer, Ken Patterson, Dina
Larson; tenth, Grant Knowlton,
Marg Wilson, Ron Burt, Patrick
Dietrich.
Neil McDonald presented the
McDonald Homeall trophy to the
first place winners of the 11:30
draw. They were Allan Houston,
draw for $133 was won by Dave
Stephenson.
On Sunday afternoon the $50
lottery was won by Jamie Dewar of
Atwood and the 50-50 draw worth
$115 was won by Don Jacklin,
Brussels.
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Weir, Norma Weir, Paul Weir,
Marnie Sheppard.
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Lewington and Wendy MacDon
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Doug Shaw of Brussels was a member of the rink that placed fifth in the
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