The Citizen, 1987-03-18, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1987. PAGE 21.
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Last draw for ladies
The last draw of the Brussels
Ladies Curling ended on Tuesday,
March 10.
Prizes were awardedto: first,
with 44 points, Sharon Cowman,
Nora Stephenson, Nancy Hom and
Karen Uhler; second, 37.5 points,
Marg Taylor, Jo-Ann McDonald,
Ruth Bauer and Judy Sommers;
third, 33 points, BrendaLinton,
Velma Locking, Mary Douma and
Bev Stevenson; fourth, 32 points,
Colleen McNichol, Fran Bremner
and Jean Veitch; fifth, Doris
Mitchler, Nancy Zettel, Marje
Teeft and Evelyn Blake; sixth, 21
points, Susan Bondi, Sue Gowing,
Jean Bewley and Jane White.
The Ladies Fun Day will be held
on March 24.
The 13th annual Brussels Optimist Club’s Atom hockey tournament opened at the Brussels, Morris and
Grey arena last weekend with ten Junior “B” teams competing. Above, Walkerton and Dresden players
battle for the Consolation Championship on Sunday; Walkerton won 5 -1. Play continues all next weekend.
Atoms invade Brussels
The 13th Annual Optimist Atom
Tournament opened last weekend
in Brussels. This was the first
weekend of a two-weekend event
which will see 24 teams from
south-western Ontario in competi
tion for B & C division Optimist
trophies.
At the end of the second
weekend one lucky atom player will
win one free week at Huronia
Hockey School at Pike Lake. This
prize has been donated by the
school for the past few years.
The organization for these tour
naments begins about four months
before the event actually takes
place. Optimist members and their
ladies work very hard to make it a
success but state that without the
generous support of area mer
chants and individuals they could
not sponsor these weekends.
The result from the first week
end of action in the “B” division
was: Listowel 4, Kincardine 3,
Durham 9, Tavistock 1, Seaforth 1,
Dresden 0, Cambridge 1, Goderich
3, Wingham 1, Walkerton 0.
Consolation side: Tavistock 4,
Kincardine 2, Dresden 2, Cam
bridge 1, Walkerton 5, Dresden 1,
Walkerton 3, Tavistock 1.* Walker
ton won the “B” Consolation
Championship.
Championship side: Durham 7,
Listowel 2, Seaforth 3, Goderich 1,
Wingham 1, Seaforth 0, Durham 7,
Walkerton 1.
Durham won “B” Champion
ship. Wingham won the “B”
Championship runner’s up.
HULLETT
MINOR BALL
REGISTRATION
Saturday, March 21
LONDESBORO HALL
from10to3p.m.
AUBURN LIBRARY
from10to1p.m.
T-Ball - $5.00; Mite & Tykes - $7.50; Squirts & Peewees - $10.00;
Midgets & Bantams under the lights - $15.00.
Late registration is $5.00 extra.
*Phone Bob at 523-4279 or George at 526-7784.
Family Paradise
Dance Hall
RE-OPENS FOR
BUSINESS
BEGINNING
SATURDAY,
MARCH 14th.
• Private Parties
• Weddings
Prenovices lose
to Hensall
Continued from page 20
McCallum converted a pass from
Josh Beuerman to put Brussels on
the scoreboard. Hensall came back
a few minutes later to tie, but just
10 seconds later Andrew assisted
by Goob got the second goal for
Brussels.
The second period started to look
bleak as Hensall scored the first
three goals to give them a 4-2 lead,
but Brussels, never giving up, got
one more goal thanks to Jeff Finch
and Trevor Wilson.
Chad McCallum faced off for the
third period, took control and
skated rig ht to the Hensall net to tie
up the score. Where previously
Brussels had kept 75 per cent of the
play in the Hensall zone, they were
now starting to tire out chasing
Hensall’s very fast No. 10 and
Jamie Thomas in net, made some
great saves. The last six minutes of
the game were busy. Hensall
scored twice. Goob got a break
away and scored once for Brussels.
Hensall’sNo. lOscored twice more
and with just 44 seconds left,
Andrew scored once more for
Brussels, leaving the score at 8-6
for Hensail. Winorlose.youcan be
proud boys as you showed us how a
team plays together and impressed
another coach into wanting an
exhibition game.
Your Hosts: John & Judy George
WE WELCOME ALL INQUIRIES
527-0629
Brussels Bulls
“Player of the Week
The owner of an excellent point
shotandamasteroftheopen ice
bodycheck, Bill’s presence on
the blueline has helped the
Bulls take a commanding lead
in their divisional final series
vs. Exeter.#44 BILLHAINES
DEFFNCE
A complete line of
Cooper Hockey Equipment
Available at:
Oldfield
Pro Hardware /toe*
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Londesboro Lions Club has recently been advised that the
application for a charitable tax number for the “Back the Biter”
fund-raising campaign has been refused. Therefore, any
donations to this fund will not be tax deductible.
This decision comes after two applications and numerous
telephone conversations and at this point appears final.
If you have concerns about this matter, please contact Lion
President Howard Cartwright to discuss your donation. We trust
that this decision will not dampen the enthusiasm and support
generated for Ron who, incidentally, is now driving his
fully-equipped van.
The club also would like to thank the community
for its ongoing support and announce the
following upcoming events.
Friday, March 27, 1987
8:00 P.M.
Londesboro Hall
Men’s Euchre Tourney
Tickets $8.00 per pair
Lion Art Airdrie 523-4462
PROCEEDS TO CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL FUND
Sunday, March 29, 1987
9:00 A.M. to 1:OOP.M.
Londesboro Hall
Old Fashioned Country Breakfast
PROCEEDS TO COMMUNITY WORK/CLINTON HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
Monday, March 30, 1987
7:30 P.M.
Hullett Public School
Regional Effective Speaking Contest
No Charge - Audience Welcome.
LIGHT LUNCH SERVED
1st Saturday of Every Month
10:00 A.M.
Paper Pick Up
Blyth, Clinton and Londesboro