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The Citizen, 1993-11-24, Page 7No way! A member of the Brussels Crusaders digs in to keep the opposing Palmerston player away from the puck, while goalie Trevor Fortune has his attention focused on the action behind the net. The home team did well sending Palmerston home at the end of Sunday's game with a 4- 1 loss. Crusaders 6 and 3 for season 24 x 355 mi tins Unit Price 7.2/100 ml 750 ml bottle + deposit Unit Price 7.9/100 ml .59 5.99 Scrimgeour's Food Market BLYTH 523-4551 46111P"- —"IOW ••• 2 • , ;te r.. 4111 ALr• ;"A') Yakima In Effect From Monday, Nov. 22, 1993 to Saturday, Nov. 27,1993 Savings Are Based On Regular Retails We Reserve The Righ To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements. • • • Product of Spain or Morocco 2.2 kg Box JUICY SWEET CLEMENTINE ORANGES 4.99. COTTAGE CHEESE Beatrice Sour Cream or or Light & Lively Yogurt Assorted Varieties 500 ml Tub .99 Schneider's 1.69 PEPSI OR SEVEN UP MINI SIZZLERS SAUSAGE "Famous For Quality" 500 g 12 x 355 ml tin Unit Price 9.4/100 mi De-Alcoholized BEER 3.99 BLADE ROAST or Short Rib Beef Chuck Cut From Canada "A: Grades 3.95 kg 1.79 lb JAVEX BLEACH 3.6 Litre .99 LANCIA PASTA Assorted Varieties 900 g .69 DEMPSTER'S RYE BREAD Assorted Varieties 450 g Loaf .99 NABOB TRADITION VAC PAC COFFEE Selected Grinds 300 g 1.69 The Brussels Crusaders improved their WOAA Senior A record to six wins - three losses with a 4-1 victory over Palmerston, Sunday afternoon. First period goals by Brad Carter and Jeff McKee gave. the Crusaders a 2-0 lead which they held until early in the third when Steve Fritz increased it to 3-0. Trevor Fortune lost his shutout bid with less than six minutes remaining before Brian Campbell scored shorthanded into the empty net with 58 seconds left on the clock to seal the win. Solid Crusader penalty killing claimed nine minutes and 40 seconds of Palmerston powerplay during second period action. The Crusaders' next game is Sunday at 7:30 when the Milverton 4-Wheel Drives are in town. SENIOR A STANDINGS W-L-T PTS Elora 5-1-2 12 Brussels 6-3-0 12 Wiarton 5-2-1 11 Tavistock 5-2-0 10 Durham 4-1-1 9 Arthur 3-3-1 7 Lakeshore 3-4-1 7 Palmerston 3-6-0 6 Drayton 3-6-0 6 Milverton 2-4-0 4 Shelbume 0-7-0 0 Atoms win, lose The Brussels House League Atoms split their two games in the past week. On Nov. 16, the Atoms hosted Zurich who jumped to a quick four goal lead in the first. By the end of the second, the home team had split the lead in half and were able to tie the game with just two minutes left. However, they could not clinch the game as Zurich scored the game winner with only 31 seconds remaining. Brussels goals were scored by Matthew McCall (two), Chris Blake and Joshua Gropp who also earned two assists. Other assists went to Tyler Bragg, Stephen Todd and Devon Frank. In a weekend game, Brussels travelled to Monkton to take on the Elma-Logan team. Again, the opponents took the early lead but with a goal by Joshua Gropp tied the game in the second. The teams entered the final frame with a score of 2-2 but two goals by Stephen Todd took the Atoms to their first win of the season. The final score was 4-3. The other Brussels point was earned by Marc Fischer with assists going to Joshua Gropp (two), Chris Blake and Stephen Todd. Brussels Midgets trounce Milverton It was two wins for the Brussels Midget Rep team as they faced-off against Hensall and Milverton in WOAA hockey action this past week. Nov. 17 saw Brussels host Hen- sall showing the visitors to the door after a 5-1 victory. Wayne Alexan- der notched the first with assists by Brad Mulvey and Chris Stevenson. In the second Stevenson launched Brussels ahead by two off a play from Tim Machan and Alexander. A set up by Mike Dauphin and Pete Gusso helped Ryan Finch nudge in the third point while Alexander lit the light one more time before the visitors man- aged to sneak one past the home goal. Then Alexander and Machan set up Grant Jarvis for Brussels' final goal at 8:11. Two days laters the team showed even less mercy when they trav- elled to Milverton and trounced the home team by seven. Dauphin led the first period attack off a play by Brett Clarkson, then the pair combined to set up Stevenson for the second goal. With 2:08 on the clock Stevenson notched another assisted by Alexander to end the first period scoring. Machan, assisted by Brett Fischer added one more to the Brussels lead, before Milverton got on the board in the second. Clarkson fol- lowed with assists to Dauphin and Chad McCallum, then 10 seconds later Alexander punched one in unassisted. Milverton managed to sneak another home, which was quickly cancelled by Alexander off a play by Finch. The rest of Brussels points came early and late in the third. Steven- son put the tally to eight when he shot home in off Machan and Finch. Then with just 30 seconds left on the clock Alexander's hat trick finished the onslaught. S ports THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1993. PAGE 7. Bulls getting better Doane Raymond is pleased to announce our Wingham Office is relocating to 152 Josephine Street December 6, 1993 -a move that will enable us to better service our clients' needs. To accommodate this move THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY DECEMBER 3, 1993 Doane Raymond Age 01•1111. Chartered Accountants Management Consultants Canadian Member Firm of Grant Thornton International The Brussels Bulls fell into last place in the Western Junior C standings on the weekend despite a solid effort in the team's lone game. The Bulls travelled to Mt. Forest Saturday night and battled the first place Patriots to a 3-3 tie. In fact, the Bulls had a 3-1 third period lead but let it slip away. Jason Baier, Peter Ryter and Darin Alviano scored for Brussels. Jonathan Lane and Nate Bender each picked up two assists. Scott Walls turned in another solid effort between the pipes. The game was also the first for Ryan Rubbins this season in a Bulls' uniform. The tall centre looked good between Greg McNevan and Brian Zabel as the line created a number of scoring chances. Bulls' Coach Scott Pettigrew says, "We have cut our goals against substantially from the start of the season and now we just have to figure out how to create a little more offence.'' With 41 goals for, the Bulls trail the other four teams in the league by at least 20 goals. As far as the standings go, the Bulls trail Walkerton by one point but have a game in hand. Saturday night the Bulls host Wingham at 9 and then host the Blackhawks Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.