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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1992-09-23, Page 7S ports THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1992. PAGE 7. Blyth Oldtimers win (B’ championship Grand View Too Oldtimer's Slowpitch team competed in the league's year-end tournament over the past weekend in Holmesville. Blyth came away as “B” champs in their first year in the league. In the opening game of the 10 team tournament, Blyth lost a close Bulls begin exhibition games with a win The Brussels Bulls opened their exhibition schedule with a 9-7 win over the New Hamburg Spirit Friday night at the University of Waterloo. Craig Quipp led the attack with three goals in a game that saw the Bulls break open a 6-6 tie early in the third period, scoring three times in under two minutes. Saturday afternoon the Mid Ontario Champion Orangeville Crushers defeated the Bulls 4-1 at the Listowel Arena. Brian Zabel scored the only goal for Brussels late in the game. Sunday night in Orangeville the Crushers scored three goals in the game's opening seven minutes enroute to a 3-1 victory and a sweep of the home and home exhibition series. Defenceman Jason Camm scored for the Bulls early in the second period. The Bulls have trimmed their roster to 30 players, with more decisions expected this weekend following their final exhibition verses New Hamburg Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Listowel Arena. From the Bullspen: Quade Lightbody is still in the camp of the Peterborough Major ‘A’ Petes while Todd Norman has signed with the Jr. B. Stratford Cullitons. Scott Vader signed with the Jr. B. Owen Sound Greys and will play against his brother Greg, who earlier signed with Listowel. As expected the OHA voted to break away from the Ontario Hockey Federation and operate as an independent hockey body. Earlier this year the OHF had voted to dissolve the OHA and have Junior Hockey run under the jurisdiction of Minor Hockey. The OHFs first plan for Junior Hockey was to eliminate Junior D in hopes of reviving juvenile hockey in Ontario. Woman wins $50 in seniors centre draw On Tuesday, Sept. 8 the first earlybird draw for “Spring Fling ’93” was held at the Wingham and Area Seniors Day Centre. Mrs. Anne Fischer of Teeswater was the first draw winner of $50.00. There will be 29 weekly draws of $50 each culminating on Saturday, April 3 when there will be a dance at the Teeswater Community Centre. Draws start at 9:00 p.m. for $50 until 1:00 a.m. for $1,000.00. Tickets are still available by calling 357-1440 or at the Seniors Centre in Wingham, Home Hardware in Lucknow or from Rita Buckle in Teeswater. 6-5 decision to Clinton. The loss put the locals on the “B” side where, they won the next three games to capture the “B” trophy. Blyth beat Vanastra 18-3 and Holmesville 14-2 to set up the “B” showdown with Porter's Hill. Blyth hung on for a 12-11 victory in a hard fought game. The oldtimer team would like to hank Randy and Eleanor for their support this past season. Team members included Dave Cook, Gerald Kerr, Gord Haggitt, Art Ardrie, Dave Overboe, Grant Elliott, John Watson, Robert Shaddick, Murray Black, Ron Ritchie, Doug Scrimgeour, Robbie Lawrie, Bruce Howson, Bruce Mason and Bob Hillis. J Racing for home k Brussels Bullettes player races for home on a hit during a game against the Listowel Mo Dean’s Roadhouse team in play-off action Saturday in Brussels. The Bullettes won the game 12-6 but didn't manage to capture the championship. Winning the playoffs A division was Brown's of Listowel and capturing the B title were the Bluevale Bares. Seven teams competed in the playoffs. VILLAGE MARKET SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 22 - SEPTEMBER 26,1992 OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHTS ’TIL 9 P.M. 887-9226 NESCAFE RICH BLEND COFFEE 200 G.3.69 I IRRV'Q DEEP BROWN BEANS 14 OZ. NABISCO CLWB WJfOL'ESAL'E 79 SHREDDIES 3.49675 G. McCAIN PIZZA 4X5 INCH 425 G. PKG.2.89 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST SAUSAGE 500 G. SCHNEIDERS RED HOTS WIENERS 500 G. 2.29 1.99 ABC ULTRA LAUNDRY DETERGENT 4 LITRE BOX ROYALE FACIAL TISSUE 100'S ONTARIO WHITE POTATOES 10 LB. BAG ONTARIO CELLO CARROTS 2 LB. ONTARIO CELERY STALKS 49 .89 99 .59 .79 PAMPER ASSORTED FLAVOURS CAT FOOD 170 G.3/.99 COTT POP ASSORTED FLAVOURS 24 X 355 ML. 49 The following new line of products at wholesale prices Garbage Bags 100’s Kitchen Bags 100’s Fabric Softener 5 Litres All Purpose Cleaner 4 Litres Lemon Liquid Dish Detergent 4 Litres Window Cleaner 4 Litres Plastic Wrap 90 Metres Assorted Cookies 1 Kg. Chocolate Chip Cookies 1 Kg. Serviettes 400’s Pasta Sauce 2 Litres Soft Margarine 3.18 Kg. Smooth Peanut Butter 2 Kg. Popping Corn 2.61 Kg.