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Gold medallists
The Wingham Precision Skating team, "The Definite Edge" recently competed in the Niagara
Precision competition. The group, which includes skaters from Blyth, Belgrave and Brussels
won the gold medal in the recreational category. Back row, from left: Melissa Evers,
Kimberley Richmond, Jenni Kerr, Jennifer Barrie, Stacy Hahn, Lee Anne Carter, Tammy
Love,Kelly Alexander, Wendy McBride, Amy Jo Cretier, Coach Michelle Blake. Front row:
Jayne Vincent, Kelly Neil, Janell Cretier, Andrea McBride, Sarah O'Hagan, Erin Magee,
Jennifer Bushell, Laura O'Hagan, Lauren Walker. Absent is Virginia Schenk.
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Pryce team wins Bonspiel
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual Farmers' Bonspiel on
Jan. 18. Sponsored were Cook's
Walton, Huron Feeding Systems,
Dauphin Feed and Supply, Brussels
Livestock and Brussels Agromart.
Door prizes were donated by
Topnotch Feeds, Cook's and
Brussels Agromart.
On the 9:00 a.m. draw, prizes
were given to the following teams:
first - 45.75 points, Gord Pryce,
Neil McGavin, John McFadzean
and Jeff McGavin; second - 38.25
points, Dave Trafford, Bob
Philsinger, Jim Joy and Ed Tumak;
third - 37.5 points, Don Riehl, Bob
Packham, Cliff Campbell and
Bruce Eisler; fourth - 27.5 points,
Wayne Lowe, Gary Pipe, Ed
Stewart and John Lowe; fifth - 23
points, Ken Dalton, Doc
Stephenson, Keith Mulvey and Don
Sholdice; sixth - 22.25 points, Erne
Lewington, Tom Warwick, Ron
Bergsma and Reese VanDerveen.
On the 11:00 a.m. draw, prizes
were presented to: first, 50.5 points,
Ross Engel, Ike Martin, Stan
Waldie and Lloyd Drummond;
second, 42.25 points, Michael
Alexander, Brad Speiran, George
Zwep and Keith Williamson; third.
40.5 points, Stew Steiss, Mervyn
Quipp, Peter DeJong and Kevin
DeJong; fourth, 39.25 points, Gord
Roulston, Elmer Smeltzer, Don
Gaunt and Mark Bowley; fifth,
27.5 points, Bill Dowd, Ken Elg,
David Steven and Ed Metzger;
sixth, 26 points, Mervyn Bauer,
Orval Bauer, Bill Edgar and Brett
Bauer; seventh, 22 points, Dan
Gascho, Bob Fries, Ron Futher and
Paul Rose; eighth, 14 points,
Close match
between Atoms
Brussels Atoms played Belgrave
Atoms Friday night in Brussels in a
close match.
Brussels' Matthew McLellan,
assisted by Nathon Conley and Joel
Kellington score the first goal min-
utes into the first period.
Belgrave tied it up early in the
second with a goal by Tyler Fen-
ton, assisted by Tim Robinson.
Then Brussels added two more to
the scoreboard as Conley, assisted
by McLellan and Robbie Mitchell
and Trevor Wilson, assisted by
Carla Hunt, scored.
They added to their lead in the
third period when Wilson, assisted
by Ryan Smith and McLellan,
assisted by Chad Fischer and Dar-
rell Dalton scored.
Belgrave was four behind but
Craig Marks decided he was going
to do something about it and
lobbed two in the net late in the
third.
Final score was 5-3 for Brus-
sels.
Fischer top
PeeWee scorer
Clint Fischer led the Brussels
PeeWee Houseleague team to a
convincing win against Goderich
Friday night.
Fischer shot four goals into the
opposition net along with Corey
Campbell, assisted by David
Proulx; Tanner banks, assisted by
Mike Cooper and Scott Clarkson.
Proulx, Campbell, Jason Gulut-
zen, Jeff Finch and Jason Kelling-
ton all earned assists.
Walter Bosch, Doug Cowing,
Bruce Hahn and Dennis Wagner.
The first draw of regular curling
ended recently. The winning teams
of Monday night mixed curling
were: first, 44 points and 40 rocks,
Bill Shortreed, Donna Knight,
Michael Alexander and Marg
Taylor; second, 44 points and 38
rocks, George Zwep, Teuni Smith,
Steve Steiss and Dave Linton;
third, 41.5 points, Jim Patterson,
Annette Lewington, Stew Steiss
and Madelene Steiss.
The winners of the Tuesday
afternoon ladies curling were: first,
42 points, Valerie Shortreed, Fran
Bremner and JoAnn McDonald;
second, 41 points, Mary Bernard,
Heidi McClure, Gloria Wilbee and
Sandra Pepper; third, 38 points,
Velma Locking, Jean Bewley,
Sharon Brown and Janice Becker.