HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-09-25, Page 17Bulls split weekend warmups
The Brussels Bulls got their high-
powered offence into gear Friday
night in Orangeville. The Bulls led
the exhibition affair 4-1 after the
first and never looked back ripping
the crushers 10-5.
The line of Steve Fritz, Jeff
McKee and rookie Ted Sills led
the way with four Bulls' markers.
Fritz had two goals and had a hand
in two other Brussels goals. Also
scoring for the Bulls was Corey
McKee, who also had four points,
Quade Lightbody, Todd Norman,
Joe Walker, Adam Rogers and
Brett Long.
Coach Scott Pettigrew says, "The
ice surface in Orangeville is similar
to ours in Brussels and we showed
a lot of speed and puck movement
which was nice to see."
It was a totally different team
that took on the New Hamburg
Spirit 83 on Sunday afternoon. The
Bulls came out flying building a 3-
0 lead ... but then slacked off and
ended up on the wrong end of a 4-3
score. The Spirit won it with just
14 seconds left in the penalty-filled
contest. Five ten-minute miscon
duct penalties were handed out as
well as two game misconducts and
a gross misconduct.
Jamie Hislop, Ted Sills and Scott
Vader had the Bulls' goals. Corey
McKee chipped in with two assists.
Coach Pettigrew felt his team
showed a lack of discipline right
from the start and will have to work
on maintaining its focus when
things go wrong. The Bulls and
New Hamburg play again this Fri
day night at 8 p.m. in New Ham
burg.
A total of 20 players have now
signed cards including four excel
lent young prospects. Defencemen
Jeff Potvin and Quade Lightbody
of Port Elgin, Centre Scott Vader
of Fordwich and Todd Norman, a
14-year-old centre from Gowans-
town signed over the weekend.
Pettigrew says, "All four of the
youngsters were late cuts from the
Waterloo Siskins and Stratford Cul-
litons. I'm confident once they get
to know the other guys and get
comfortable they will be an impor
tant part of our team this season."
Notes: Assistant Coach Hugh
Nichol has left the Bulls. He has
taken the head coaching job with
the Goderich Sailors. The Sailors
fired their coach last week. Nichol
will be assisted by Paul Steep, who
is also a former Bulls head coach.
Shawn Jacklin, a product of
Brussels Minor Hockey, looked
good in camp and was in line for a
spot with the Bulls but informed
the team he will be playing Junior
"D" in Seaforth. Jacklin sat out last
season in a dispute over his release
to Seaforth.
UCW makes plans for
Christmas meeting
The September meeting of Lon-
desboro U.C.W. was held at the
Church on Monday evening,
September 16 at 8 p.m.
The meeting began with the wor
ship service conducted by Joan
Whyte. Members opened with the
hymn "Now the Day is Over".
Scripture from Ephessians 4, 17-32
was read by June Fothergill. Joan
gave her worship service from a
book "Silver Boxes". Joan led in
prayer.
Members sang the hymn "Abide
With Me". Florence Cartwright
introduced the guest speaker Betty
Archambault of Auburn. She spoke
on Huron-Perth Presbytery as she is
a representative from the Londes
boro- Auburn congregation. Yvonne
Hoggart thanked her for speaking.
President Kittie MacGregor
opened the meeting with the Pur
pose. The minutes of the June
meeting were read. Blyth Fall Rally
is on Sunday, October 6 at 8 p.m. at
the United Church. Thank yous
were read from Allen Shaddick,
Mary Peel, Shirley Lyon and the
Whyte family. Dorothy Tamblyn
gave the financial report. Fall Rally
Londesboro Church at 7:30 p.m.
The November meeting will be
on Monday, October 21 will start in
held on November 11 at 8 p.m.
The Christmas meeting will be
on December 2 at 6:30 p.m. at the
church with a pot luck dinner. Craft
supplies will be saved for Camp
Menesetung for next spring.
Auburn and Bums U.C.W. will be
invited to the Christmas meeting in
December. It was moved all the
meals be $8 per plate, served by the
U.C.W. plus eight per cent sales tax
as of September 16.
‘Wisdom
Teeth’,
sermon topic
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church Sept. 22 were Hazel and
Edna Reid. Ushers were Billy Jim
Scott and Danny Hoggart. The ser
mon topic was "Wisdom Teeth"
Junior Youth Group will meet
September 26 at Hullett School for
soccer or volleyball from 7-9 p.m.
Congratulations to Kim Wright and
Geoff Roetcisoender on the occa
sion of their marriage at the church
on Saturday, September 21. A Sun
day School survey is to be
answered by Sunday, September
29.
People
Mr. Lome Hunking has returned
from London Hospital after eye
surgery. We hope he will soon be
back with us again.
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The champs
Belgrave Bantam Boys are the WOAA champions for 1991
winning the title from Wellesley. Members of the team are:
(front row, left to right) Brandon Coultes, Mike Golley, Mark
Olsen, Brad Robinson; (second row) Wayne Fischer, Scott
Rintoul, Keith Todd, Peter Gusso and coach Bob Dikkert;
(back) Shaun Walker, Todd Machan, Brent Robinson,
Jason Kieffer. Absent from the photo were coaches Ruth
Olsen and Hugh Todd.
Parenting Group meets
The Auburn Parenting Group met
on Monday, September 23. The
meeting was well attended and
members discussed the different
temperaments and the different
traits of children. They meet again
Monday, September 30 at 10 a.m.
ing will be as usual at the
Missionary Church. The group is
hoping to offer S.T.E.P. (Systemat
ic Training for Effective Parenting)
in the evenings later this fall. Any
one interested should call Gail x!
526-7779. All are welcome.
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