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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1991-03-06, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1991. Warwick, Lewington rinks win bonspiel The Brussels Curling Club host ed a mixed bonspiel on Saturday, March 2. There were 80 curlers participating. Missed! Brussels Novice goalie Stephen Oldfield moves to stop the puck during this playoff game against Drayton on Friday night. The visitors outmaneuvered the home team, defeating them 5-0. The 10 a.m. draw was sponsored by McDonald Home Hardware and Lumber along with Doane Ray mond Pannell. Prizes were presen ted to: first, 47.25 points, Tom Warwick, Joyce Alexander, Pui Ng, Darlene Hyde; second, 45.75 points, Orval Bauer, Marg Taylor, Brett Bauer, Ruth Bauer; third, 37.25 points, Jim Johnston, Janet Ireland, Vicki Seward, Brian War wick, Steve Steiss; fourth, 33.25 points, Ralph Streicher, Bev Horst, Bill Young, Jeanette Young; fifth, 32.25 points, Gary Pipe, Laurie Parker, Murray Bone, Mary Ann Scott; sixth, Abe Versteeg, Sylvia Van Dongen, Brad Clements, Trisha Hicks; seventh, Brad Speir- an, Brian Alexander, Nancy Exel, Jay Ng, Betty Graber; eighth, Mervyn Bauer, Donna Bauer, Ker ry Bauer, Kim Lorimar; ninth, Dave MacDonald, Tami Allan, Dennis Seward, Mike Alexander; tenth, Pete Exel, Cheryl Clements, John Cummings, Bob Alexander. The 11:30 a.m. draw was spon sored by Oldfield Pro Hardware and Radio Shack along with Mc- Gavin Farm Equipment. The prizes were presented to: first, 47 points, Ernie Lewington, Annette Lewing- ton, Jim Blake, Evelyn Blake; second, 36.75 points. Stew Steiss, Dianne Emmerson, Madelene Steiss, Sandy Smith; third, 34.25 points, Jim Patterson, Pauline Patterson, Bill Quipp, Donna Quipp; fourth, 34 points, Steve Rathwell, Juanita Knight, Brad Knight, Debbie Rathwell; fifth, 31.75 points, Bill Shortreed, Valer ie Shortreed, Neil Mitchell, Debbie Neal; sixth, Bill Weir, Norman Weir, Paul Weir, Mamie Shep pard; seventh, Harvey Machan, Judy De Jong, Pete De Jong, Fay Machan; eighth, George Steven, Mary Bancroft, Murray Bancroft, Lorna Houston; ninth, Bill Patter son, Janice Patterson, Rob Ver- hoeve, Shirley Verhoeve; tenth, Joe Martin, Feme Martin, Bill Dowd, Jane Baillie. Blyth Atoms win another series The Blyth Atoms started their second round of W.O.A.A. group playoffs Feb. 27 in Blyth defeating a stubborn Seaforth team 5-3. Michael Courtney started the scoring early in this game assisted by Mike Ansley, but Seaforth tied the score minutes later. Mark ‘Sparky’ Wilson tallied Bhth’s second goal early in the second period, set up by Darryl Bromley and David Craig, but once again Seaforth replied tying the score 2-2. Blyth scored the next three goals to take a 5-2 lead. Jeff Cowan assisted by Michael Courtney and Jeff Ferguson and Michael Haggitt scoring two goals, both set up by linemate Darryl Bromley. Seaforth finished the game with a last minute goal and the final score read 5-3 for Blyth. Scott Bromley played goal for Blyth and came up with some big saves late in the game for Blyth. BLYTH 3, SEAFORTH 1 Blyth returned to Seaforth for a late Friday night game on March 1 and came home with a hard fought 3-1 overtime win. No goals were scored until 7:08 of the third period, when Blyth finally beat a hot Seaforth goalie Adam Nolan. Darryl Bromley scored what ap peared to be the winning goal in a goalmouth scramble for Blyth. However Seaforth rallied to tie the game 1-1 with nine seconds left in the third period on a power-play. David Craig cashed in Blyth’s winning goal in overtime, assisted by Michael Haggitt and Darryl Bromley. Michael Haggitt scored Blyth’s third goal for insurance, set up by Michael Courtney, leaving the hockey game 3-1 for Blyth in overtime. Scott Bromley played a super game in net for Blyth. BLYTH 8, SEAFORTH 2 The following day Saturday, March 2, these two teams met again, but this time Blyth skated and passed to an easy 8-2 win. Jeff Cowan led the scoring attack with three goals and one assist. Blyth Tykes lose out at Lucknow tournament Blyth Tykes travelled to Lucknow on the weekend to play in the tournament held on March 2. Their first game of the day was against Howick. The end score of the game was Howick 5 and Blyth 3. Matt Anderson scored all three goals for Blyth. After the first game Blyth enjoy ed Lucknow’s hospitality and were treated to hot dogs and chocolate milk as they rested in preparation for their next game against Tees- water. Blyth defeated Teeswater 7-3 to put themselves in the consolation playoffs. Goals were scored for Blyth by Cole Stewart and Matt Anderson. The final game found Blyth playing Ripley who defeated Blyth by a score of 5-3. Blvth goals were scored by Jeff Carter and Matt Anderson. Ryan Lee once again held down the fort in net for Blyth and did an excellent job as did all the rest of the team. Many fans and parents turned out in support of their Tykes and all enjoyed the effort put forth by the Blyth Tykes who went home with banners from the Lucknow Legion Branch and Lucknow Minor Sports. Darryl Bromley scored two and assisted on one with Michael Haggitt also picking up three points, one goal and two asissts. Michael Courtney tallied Blyth’s last two goals with Mark “Sparky” Wilson adding two assists. Aman da Anderson, Jeff Ferguson and David Craig helped the cause setting up goals for Blyth. Seaforth scored two late goals in the game for an 8-2 final. Scott Bromley did a fine job in net for Blyth again with some solid defence from Ronnie Abel-Rinn, Greg Blok, Jeff Ferguson, Michael Ansley and Mark Wilson. The Blyth Atoms will take part in the Brussels Atom Tournament this weekend with a Friday night con test against Howick at 6:30 p.m. Sprouts win Continued from Page 15 boys had a much tougher game as they just beat Howick 6-5. Goal scorers were Brian Oldfield with three goals, lan Thompson with two goals and Chris Coulter with one goal. This advanced Brussels to the championship final against Bel grave. Belgrave led after the first period 1-0, but Brussels exploded in the final two periods to win 5-1. Goal scorers were Ian Thompson with two goals, and single goals by Steven Todd, Brian Oldfield and Andy Vanbeek. It was a very hard played tournament by all players. (\/jnon) $750°° FC 2500T S-Tine Cultivator KEEP CANADA BEAUTIFUL HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES LTD. REPORT The market on Thursday, February 28 met a steady demand. There were 294 head on offer with good to choice steers selling from $88 to $92 with sales to $95. Thirty-nine steers consigned by Larry Ballentyne averaging 1350 lbs. sold for $90.05 with a top sale of $95.25. Purchased by Corsetti Meat Packers. Thirty-nine steers consigned by Underwood Farms averaging 1353 lbs. sold for $89.05 with a top sale of $91.50. Purchased by Dominion Meat Packers. Twenty herford steers consigned by Scotts Elevators averaging 1279 lbs. sold for $87.50 with a top sale of $92.50. Purchased by Dominion Meat Packers. Five hereford steers consigned by Stan Francis averaging 1251 lbs. sold for $87.10. Five hereford steers consigned by Harvey Hodgins averaging 1274 lbs. sold for $86.80. Good to choice heifers sold $87 to $92 with sales to $100.50. Ten heifers consigned by Allan Rundle averaging 1253 lbs. sold for $92.20 with a top sale of $100.50. Purchased by Corsetti Meat Packers. Eleven heifers consigned by Albert Weirnick averaging 1172 lbs. sold for $90.70 with a top sale of $94.50. Purchased by Corsetti Meat Packers. Nine heifers consigned by Don Squires averaging 1126 lbs. sold for $87 with a top sale of $90. Purchased by Corsetti Meat Packers. 262-2831 OWNER MANAGER BARRY MILLER 235-2717 SALES REP. JOE ZEHR 887-9599 Cash Rebates are available on all new Vicon farm equipment. PLUS Low Financing Rates & Cash Rebates OR Payment Waiver until July 1, 1991 & Cash Rebates o/o INTEREST K For 12 Months* I 1 7.5% for 24 Mos. 8.5% for 36 Mos. 9.5% for 48 Mos. 'Monthly Payments APR Certain terms and conditions apply There’s never been a better time to take advantage of the biggest price incentives ever offered on new Vicon farm equipment. 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