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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-10-28, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1987. Sports It was a rough week for the Bulls BY LOIS McARTER The Brussels Junior D Hockey Club was at home to the Thames- ford Trojans on Tuesday night, in what proved to be an excellent game of hockey. The Bulls opened the scoring at the 13.08 mark when Tim Dillow picked up his first goal of the season on a pass from Mike Chapman. Thamesford retaliated in just 12 seconds to tie the score at one and finished the period at 1-1 tie. Brussels scored after four min­ utes of play in the second period, when Mike Vincent beat the goalie assisted by Ron Strome and Kevin McArter. Thamesford tied the score again at the mid-way point of the period. There was 6:39 remaining when Tim Fritz and Doug Taylor com­ bined to put the Bulls ahead once more. But Thamesford continued to fight back and scored two goals at 2:19 and 1:38 to close the period with a one goal lead. The Bulls made a power play effort pay off when Brian Campbell scored from Kevin McArter and Doug Taylor to tie the score once more. Thamesford took thelead again at the 11:19 mark of the period. There was just 13 seconds remaining on the clock when Mike Chapman scored from Brian Campbell and Tim Fritz to salvage a 5.5 tie in the game. It was great to note that the referee commended both teams on being well disciplined and a pleasure to officiate. Let’s pass the credit a little farther and note that the officiating makes all the difference in the world and should also be praised for a job well done. It is appreciated by both players and spectators. BULLS LOSE 3-1 The Bulls returned to Thames­ ford on Friday night for a return game. They encountered another good game of hockey but came up with only one goal for their night’s efforts. It came in the first period when Bob McMellan, Bill Haines and Stu Continued on page 17 Blyth Oldtimers begin play On October 19, the Blyth Oldtimers took the ice for their first exhibition game of the season againsttheChristian Reformed Church Bisons. The game was to be a warm up game to prepare the Blyth Old- timers who were to meet the a powerhodse in the oldtimer hockey league on Friday, October 23. It only took the oldtimers a short time to realize that one of the reasons they were oldtimers was that they had lost some of that youthful speed which was still in the possession of the younger Bisons. The game in general was a hard fought contest coming out very closely on the score board. So close in fact that it was uncertain as to who was the winner as it appeared that no one kept the score. However, as this contest was in fun and practice for both of the participating teams it proved to be entertaining. On October 23, Blyth Oldtimers took the ice against the powerful team from Monkton. This game saw good close hockey played by both teams through the hour and a half time limit. Some strong play was shown by Quipp and Beurman of the Monkton team with some equally good plays by Doug Scrimgeour and Bruce Howson, however, when the game was over the final tally was in favour of Monkton 11-8. Blyth’s next game will be October 30 at 8 p.m. in Hensail againstthe Hensall Oldtimers. It is understood that in the near future when the Blyth Oldtimers travel out of town in search of fame and fortune, well fame at any rate, they will be known as the Radford Overloads. Monkton bldtimers, considered •use in the oldtimer hockc Prices shown are suggested retail Prices subject to change with­ out notice “A FRIEND OF \J THE FAMILY SINCE 1889” Brussels Bulls goalie Jeff McGavin watches, relieved, as the puck whizzes past the post during a game with Exeter Hawks Sunday night. The Bulls weren’t always so lucky however as Exeter romped to a 8-2 win. October 1987 FAMILY DEODORANT STICK CHICKEN SOUP BASE CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP MIX BEEF SOUP BASE 1512 454g.1525 454g.1518 454g. Regularly $6.39 SPECIAL Regularly $6.49 Regularly $6.39 SPECIAL $5.79 HALF PRICE WHEN YOU BUY Hi 512 OR 111518 $5.79 SMOOTH N NICE SKIN CREAM W.T. RAWLEIGH.: MUSTARD COMPOUND SAVE $f59 945’ 170g. Regularly $6.35 SPECIAL COLD TABLETS SAVE 317’ 50 Tablets Regularly $6.03 SPECIAL $5.29 <t 53< 311’ 240ml. Regularly $6.88 SPECIAL COUGH SYRUP SAVE ’All Federal taxes are included in prices shown. SAVE 939’ Regularly $2'2 75g. $5.29 ADD AUTOMATIC DISHWASHING DETERGENT 210’ 227g. Regularly $9.42 SPECIAL/PRIX SPECIAL . . . . SPECIAL $3.17 $j06 Regularly $8.46 OYSTER SHELL CALCIUM SPECIAL NUTMEG SAVE 1420* 100 Tablets $7.40 SAVE 1738 Regularly $11.50 $|5I 1.8kg. SAVE 801 70g. Regularly $5.50 Qrboni SHOW GROOM CONDITIONER WITH SUNSCREEN, MINK OIL & VITAMIN E SPECIAL $9.99 Your Rawleigh Distributor SPECIAL $4.99 Reg. $8.29 1318 312g. / /2. SPECIAL ARTHUR & BETTY PEARSON BOX 342 BRUSSELS, ONTARIO -1* ‘