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The Citizen, 1989-11-22, Page 15PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1989. 56 curlers take part in Brussels bonspiel The Brussels Curling Club host­ ed a mixed bonspiel on Saturday, November 18. There were 56 curlers participating. The 9:30 a.m. draw was sponsor­ ed by Cardiff and Mulvey. Doug Sholdice, assisted by Stu Steiss, presented the prizes to each team. In first place with 47.75 points was the team of Ross Veitch, Velma Locking, Rob Veitch and Bev Stevenson. Second prize with 34.5 points went to Stu Steiss, Marg Taylor, Steve Steiss and Madelene Steiss. Third place with 33.5 points and 18 rocks scored went to Neil Hemingway, Susan Coghlin, Ron Coghlin and Donna Hemingway. In fourth place with 33.5 points and 12 rocks scored was the team of Doug Sholdice, Corrie Rammeloo, Neil Mitchell and Michelle Vader. In fifth place was the team of Rick McDonald, Jo-Ann McDonald, Bill Shortreed and Valerie Shortreed. Sixth place went to Bob Alexander, Joyce Alexander, Fred Smith and Teuni Smith. The 11 a.m. draw was sponsored by Pannell Kerr MacGillivray. Nan­ Sports cy Exel and Stu Steiss presented the teams with the prizes. First with 45.25 points went to Jim Patterson, Pauline Patterson, Wal­ ter Nicholson and Donna Quipp. Second with 34.5 points went to Don Hastie, Karen McMichael, Randy Hutchison and Sandra Ed­ gar. In third place, with 32.75 points was the team of Dave MacDonald, Wendy MacDonald, Brad Clements and Cheryl Mac­ Donald. Fourth with 32 points went to Tom Warwick, Tami Allen, Glen Allen and John Cummings. In fifth place was Gary Pipe, Lori Parker, Brian Warwick and Chris Fasche- way. Sixth place went to Mike Hoyles, Charmayne Machan, Pui Ng and Marilyn Brown. Seventh place went to Peter Exel, Nancy Exel, Robert Grein and Patrick Deitrick. In eighth place was the team of Peter Fuller, Carolyn Orth, Fancis Laing and Mike Bingham. Stu Steiss thanked everyone for attending and issued an invitation for curlers to return to the club’s next bonspiel which is an open men’s bonspiel being held January 22, 1990. Guys and Gals Brussels Curling Club hosted a mixed Bonspiel on Saturday at the BMG Community Centre. This team from Brussels didn’t manage to win this game but certainly appear to have given it their best shot. From left theyareTeuni Smith of RR 3, Brussels, Joyce Alexander and Bob Alexander of Ethel. Not pictured is the other player on the team, Fred Smith. Blyth Pee Wees win one, lose one Belgrave Atoms lose to Hensall, beat Bayfield BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Pee Wees continued their puck odessy Monday, Novem­ ber 13 as they defeated Hensall for the second time in a week, this time by a 6-2 count. The team scored two goals in every period and received solid netminding from Chris Lee and Michael de Jong on their way to victory. Blyth opened the scoring less than a minute into the game as Jerrod Button finished off a nice two on one pass from Michael Bromley. Defenceman Wilfred Da- tema upped the count to 2-0 as he stole the puck at the blueline, eluded a Hensall attacker with a shifty “spinerama”, and drilled the disk past a surprised netmind- er. Blyth took a 4-2 second period lead as each team lit the red light up twice. Brian McNichol scored the winner as he banked one off the post after a set up from Ryan Chamney. Christopher Howson as­ sisted on an insurance marker as Ryan Chamney connected after he dug the puck out from a maze of players. Two more goals late in the third period iced the 6-2 win for Blyth. Brian McNichol scored his second of the game on a screened slapshot from the blueline and Christopher Howson ended the game scoring less than one minute later as he cashed in his own rebound with assists from linemates Brian Mc­ Nichol and Ryan Chamney. The Pee Wees travelled to Brussels on Friday, November 17 with visions of keeping their winn­ ing streak alive. But after building a 4-2 third period lead, Blyth watched as Brussels stole the victory with two late game short- handed goals. After Brussels took a 1-0 first period lead, Blyth responded with three goals in the second frame for a 3-2 lead after two. Jerrod Button scored Blyth’s first goal as Michael Bromley recovered defenceman Brussels Pee Wees score successful week On Monday night Brussels tra­ velled to Zurich and came home with an 11-1 victory. After the first period Brussels was up two goals. Randy Beuermann opened the scoring assisted by Tim Machan, and Tim Machan was assisted by Pete Gusso. The Brussels boys came out fired up in the second period with seven unanswered goals. Randy Beuer­ mann scored twice to give him a hat-trick. Both goals were assisted by Brett Clarkson and Tim Mach­ an. Dave Lewington scored from Brad Mulvey. Thirty seconds later Lewington and Ryan Finch assisted on Doug Wilson’s goal. Clarkson scored his first of two goals assisted by Beuermann and Tim Machan. With two minutes left in Wilfred Datema’s shot that was wide of the net and fed a perfect pass to Jerrod as the Brussels puck stopper could only get a piece of the shot. After Brussels took the Continued on page 23 the second Dan Pearson was fed a pass from Trevor Machan. Wayne Alexander rounded out the second period with his first goal of the game. Zurich scored in the third period to spoil Andy Overholt’s third shut-out of the season. Gusso scored two goals with an assist from Mulvey to round out the scoring. The line of Tim Machan, Clarkson and Beuermann showed the opposition how to play their position and came up with a 13 point night. Wednesday night the Pee Wees travelled to Howick for an exhibi­ tion match. This game resulted in a 5-5 tie. Brussels goals came off the Continued on page 23 November 8 Belgrave Atoms played their first game of the season in Hensall. Both teams looked good and were fairly evenly matched. Brent Robinson put Belgrave on the scoreboard with one minute left in the first period. There was no score in the second period. In the third period Hensall came up with two goals making the score 2-1 for Hensall. This was an exciting game played by all. The second game was played Saturday at Bayfield. The Belgrave boys went with winning on their mind and they did just that. Ryan Cook got his first goal of the season assisted by Kyle Moran. Kyle Moran got one unassisted. Brent Robinson got five goals and was assisted on three by Brian Marks; Kirk Krieger and Danny Cusso. This making the final score 7-2 for Belgrave. Two good games played by all. Team members are Chris Piluke, goalie; Brian Marks, Ryan Moffatt, Tim Pfeiffer, Eugene Fenton, Brent Robinson. Jeremy Campbell. Notice Is hereby given of the ANNUAL MEETING in the Clinton Town Hall Auditorium WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 AT 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of receiving reports and financial statements for the year ending on September 30th, 1989. electing Directors and Credit Commit­ tee officers, appointing auditors; for the purpose of amending By-Laws and of transacting all other business of an Annual Meeting. Lunch will follow the meeting. Door Prizes. ERNEST WILLIAMS Secretary Clinton Community 70 ONTARIO ST. CLINTON 482-3467 CREDIT UNION Danny Cusso. Wayne Fenton, Dave Piluke, Vaughn Vincent, Kirk Krie­ ger and Ryan Cook. The next game is at Hensall, Wednesday, November 22 at 6:30 p.m. Hasbeans upset Overloads The Blyth Radford Overloads Oldtimers won one and lost one game this past week. The Over­ loads dropped a 5 to 1 decision to the Zurich Hasbeans last Wednes­ day evening. Gary Courtney scored the lone Blyth goal. On Sunday afternoon the Over­ loads travelled to Mildmay and came away with an 8 to 5 victory. Wayne McDougall led the offen­ sive attack with four goals. Gary Courtney scored twice with singles going to Bryan Black and Tony Van Bakel. The Overloads next home game is Wednesday, Nov. 22 against Clifford. 374 MAIN STREET S. EXETER 235-0640