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Crusaders tie in exhibition
The Brussels Crusaders prepared
for their home opener this Friday
night by skating to a 5-5 exhibition
tie against the Drayton Comets
Sunday afternoon in Drayton.
Dean Wheeler led the attack with
a two goal, two assist effort while
J.C. Hewitt, Ron Strome and Corey
McKee added singles. McKee's
goal was scored with the Crusader
goalie on the bench for the extra
attacker at 18:43 of the final period.
Drayton returns to Brussels
Friday night as the Crusaders
attempt to revive Senior Hockey in
Brussels. Game time is 8:30 with a
"Meet the Crusaders" after the
game in the blueline club.
Crusaders signees to date include
the goaltending dual of Trevor
Fortune and Derek Cooper while
the defence is anchored by Bevin
Flett, Gord Hutchison, J.C. Hewitt,
Dean Nicholson, and Corey
McKee. Ron Strome, Dean
Wheeler, Steve Fritz, Brad Carter,
and Darren Akey have signed up
front with commitments from
McKee's two brothers Jeff and
Dave.
Local skaters Dan and Brad
Beuerman, Brian McArter and
Greg Mulvey are challenging for
spots while Ted Sills, Rich
Bowman and Jeff Roy remain
possibilities. Tim Fritz and Brian
Campbell remain undecided about
their playing whereabouts.
Pete Exel returns as trainer while
Hugh Nichol holds the
Manager/Coach titles.
On top of things
Brussels Bulls were all over the Walkerton Blackhawks end on Saturday night in the home
opener, but the opponent's goalie Jon Biesenthal was on top of his game allowing his team to
win. The Bulls host first place Wingham Ironmen on Saturday night.
Brussels Bulls upset Hanover
The Brussels Bulls beat the
Hanover Barons Sunday 4 - 1 to
salvage what would have been a
very long weekend for the Western
Junior C team. The young Bulls
went in to Hanover with a record of
0 and 3, but put together three solid
periods of hockey, including some
excellent netminding by 16-year-
old Scott Walls, to come up with
the team's first victory of the
season.
The Bulls and Barons traded first
period goals with defenceman Tim
Beyer doing the damage for
Brussels as he ripped a slapshot
underneath the crossbar behind
Barons' netminder Derek Adams.
In the second, the Hanover
netminder bobbled a Nate Bender
slapshot and Winger Pete Mulder
pounced on the rebound and tucked
it into the open cage. Bender
followed that up with the Bulls'
third goal of the game just two
minutes later.
The Bulls dominated the third
period with some tight checking.
The fourth goal came when rookie
Darin Alviano took a nice pass
from Captain Greg McNevan and
went in all alone and slide a shot
through the pads of Barons' goalie
Don Spittal who had come on in
relief of Adams.
The Jr. C Bulls found out how
balanced the league is this year
dropping 7-4 decisions to both Mt.
Forest and Walkerton.
Friday night, Greg McNevan
scored twice while Jason Baier and
Jeremy Beirnes added singles
against the Patriots.
In the Bulls home opener
Saturday evening, Brussels
outplayed the Blackhawks but
Walkerton goalie Jon Biesenthal
stood on his head. Once again,
McNevan led the attack with two
goals and an assist. Pete Mulder
and Beirnes rounded out the
scoring. Brussels pulled the goalie
trailing 5 - 3 and did manage one
goal but then gave up two empty
netters.
The Bulls next action is Saturday
night when they host the first place
Wingham Ironmen. Game time is
9:00. Sunday, the Bulls travel to
Walkerton for a rematch with the
Hawks.
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Are you planning to buy or sell a used vehicle privately? of registration will be refused.
Starting on October 4, 1993, the requirements for private sales of used vehicles If a private seller doesn't offer the Used Vehicle Information Package, buyers
will change" should ask to see the package before making any decision to buy the vehicle.
Getting the answers to some important questions hasn't always been easy. How many The Used Vehicle Information Package can be purchased for $20.00 from
previous owners were there? Are there any loans still outstanding against the vehicle? any Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or from the Ministry of Consumer
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As of October 4, 1993, private sellers will be required to buy a Used Vehicle 1-800-267-8847 outside Toronto, or 325-8847 in Toronto. Telecommunication Device for
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vehicle is sold, the seller must give the Used Vehicle Information Package to the buyer Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office or through the telephone numbers listed.
along with the vehicle documents. "These changes do not apply to either trade-ins or purchases from Ontario Registered Motor Vehicle Dealers.
When the new owner registers the vehicle at a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing
Office, the Used Vehicle Information Package must be submitted with the Ontario other vehicle documents to complete the transaction. Otherwise, the transfer