The Citizen, 1994-09-14, Page 12Locals at Brussels Bulls
Training Camp
BRUSSELS PLAYERS
Jamie Thomas, Brussels Bantams, goal; Chris Stevenson, Brussels
Midgets, defence; Brett Fischer, Brussels Bantams, defence; Corey
Bragg, Brussels Pee Wees, defence; Mike MacKay, Brussels
Juveniles, defence; Brad Beuerman, Brussels Juveniles,
Wing/Defence; Chad McCallum, Brussels Bantams, Centre; Mike
Dauphin, Brussels Bantams, Centre; Greg Fritz, Brussels Bulls, Wing.
BLYTH PLAYERS
Mike Dejong, Blyth Midgets; Brian McNichol, Blyth Midgets; Mark
Wilson, Blyth Bantams.
MONKTON PLAYERS
Shawn Johnston, Monkton Midgets; Gene Johnston, Monkton
•.Bantams; Mike Bosch, Monkton Midgets; Peter Mulder, Brussels Bulls.
The Bookies captured the A championship of the Brussels-Walton Ladies Slo-pitch league at
the playoff tournament on Saturday. A few local youngsters joined the team on a ride through
town on the 1829 firetruck, once belonging to Brussels, and now owned by Jack McCutcheon.
Team members on top with the youngsters are, from left: Leslie Goll, Gail Neill, Cheryl Ryan,
Tracy Bosman, Lisa Pennington, Dawn Engel and Peggy Keffer. Front row: Michelle Blake,
Liana Baker, Jacquie Gowing, Samantha Terpstra and Tina Bosman. Absent were Shelly
O’Brien and Lori Pipe.
Bookies take championship
"Go for the Gold"
$1,000 in Gold Coin or Cash
to be won at the 131 st
LUCKNOW
FALL FAIR
The Brussels-Walton Ladies
Slo-Pitch League wound up its ball
season with a one-day tournament
held in Brussels on Saturday, Sept.
10.
The day began with a good
close game between the DieHards
and Walton with Walton winning
in the seventh inning 10-5.
Game two had the Bookies
playing against TFA in another
close game with a final score
Bookies 13, TFA 7.
In game three the DieHards
Bowlers fill 10 greens
The last tournament of the lawn
bowling season was held Thursday,
Sept. 8 with all 10 greens filled.
Winners were: first, Jack Fisher,
Lucknow, three wins 49 scored in
28 ends; second, Jack McDonald,
Lucknow, three wins 49 scored in
24 ends; third, John Kindersma,
Stratford, two wins 47 plus 12;
fourth, Hap Hall, Lucknow, two
wins 43; fifth, Arnold Rathwell,
Atwood, two wins 41 plus one;
OFA number important
Attention farmers! Your OFA
membership number is your farm
business registration number. This
number is necessary for completion
of your Farm Tax Rebate Forms
and is found on your current OFA
membership card.
This month the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture Food and Rural
Affairs (OMAFRA) will be mailing
Farm Tax Rebate forms to Ontario
farm operations that have a gross
production value of at least $7,000.
Property owner, or their tenants,
must provide their Farm Regi
stration Number on the 1994 rebate
application.
More sports
results on
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were in action against the Bombers.
The Bombers took this one 20-9.
The closest game and a very
exciting one was when the Bookies
played against the Scramblers. It
took extra innings to eventually
have the Bookies win 5-4.
Next Walton came up against
the Bombers. A good game was
played by both teams, but Walton
got the win, 12-8.
The final game of 16 round
robin was played by TFA against
the Scramblers, who were winners
by a score of 13-4.
sixth, Ken Barbour, Brussels, two
wins 40 plus one; seventh, Bill
Nichol, Stratford, two wins 38 plus
one; eighth, Graham McDowell,
Blyth, two wins 33; ninth, Lloyd
Cook, Stratford, two wins 29;
tenth, Joe Whyte, Atwood, two
wins 27; 11th, Jack Broughton,
Atwood, two wins 27; consolation,
Gerald Gibson, Brussels.
A casserole supper was served by
the committee in charge.
Farmers who have not yet
registered may do so by calling
OMAFRA at 416-326-9900 to
request Farm Business Registration
Forms.
FITNESS IS FUN
Exercise classes with Drusilla Leitch
Starting
September 20 at 8 p.m.
at
Brussels
Public School Gym
See You There!
Bring your step and weights
For more information call 887-6192
|WHERE.
TFA defeated the DieHards to
take the "C" Championship. The
"B" Final was played between the
Scramblers and the Bombers, with
the Bombers being the "B"
Champions. The "A" Final was
played between Walton and the
Bookies. The Bookies took the
"A" Championship. They were
given a ride around town on J.L.
McCutcheon's fire truck in
celebration.
Trophies presented to the
winning teams were compliments
of Murray Lowe.
Crop results in
SOYABEANS
Kevin Deitner, 92; Hans Den Dekker, 91;
Murray Houston, 88; John Perrie, 87; Gord
Finch, 84; Bob Thomas, 84; George Zwep, 83;
Scott Cardiff, 82; Larry Bray, 82; Stewart
Cardiff, 82; Jack Cardiff, Ernie Lewington, Ken
Johnston, Allan Cardiff, Kevin Johnston, Bauer
Bros.
WHITE BEANS
Bill Shortreed, 86; Stewart Cardiff, 85.5; Paul
Johnston, 84.5; Murray Houston, 80; Ernie
Lewington, 79; Ken Johnston, 78; Jack Cardiff,
75; Jeff Cardiff, 72.75; George Zwep, 70; Glen
Sellers, 68.5; Scott Cardiff, John Perrie, Bauer
Bros.
WINTER WHEAT
Murray Houston, 91; George Zwep, 89; Dave
Bowles, 89; Gord Finch, 87; Kevin Johnston,
87; John Perrie, 87; Kevin Deitner, 86; Paul
Johnston, 84; Murray Cardiff, 79; Scott Cardiff,
78; Larry Bray.
‘Please note that the field score is up to 100
points and the exhibit score is up to 50 points.
The winner is the person who receives the
highest score out of 150 points total. In order
to obtain any prizes or prize money a sample
of the crop must be exhibited at the fair on
Tuesday, Sept 20 by noon. Sponsors have
been extremely generous with prizes again
this year. Some prizes consist of bags of
barley seed, 10 bags of wheat seed, 3 bags
white bean seed, seed com as well as many
cash prizes. Results for the field judging for
com and barley will be posted at the fair.
For further details contact Jeff Cardiff at 887-
6162 or Dorothy Cummings at 887-9393.
Friday and Saturday
September 16 & 17
• Scarecrow building competition for Juniors
• Magic Dan - Strolling Performer
• Garden Tractor Rodeo
• Light Horse Show 9 a.m. Sun., Sept. 18
• North America's Only Championship Fiddle Team, Graham
and Eleanor Townsend featuring son Gray Saturday afternoon
• Queen of the Fair Friday night
• Video Competition of this year's fair no more than 10 minutes
in length '
• 4H Show and much, much more...
" ' : - - Midway -
Fair Days number 528-3002
THIS SEMINAR IS FOR
1. TRAVEL HEALTH INSURANCE
2. INCOME TAX SAVINGS
3. ESTATES, TRUSTS, PROBATE FEES,
WILLS & POWERS OF ATTORNEY
Iguest speakers...
1. Robin W. Ingle... President of John Ingle
Travel Insurance of Toronto
2. Bryan G. Allendorf... Tax Specialist with
Deloitte & Touche of London
3. J. David Fischer... Estate Lawyer with
Lerner & Associates of London
GENE DONOHUE... MASTER OF CEREMONIES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1994 at 7pm
Knights of Columbus Centre,
390 Parsons Court, Goderich, Ontario
Turn south opposite the Beer Store on Huron Rd. to Suncoast Drive, and take the first left.
Refreshments Served
122 Court House Square. Goderich. Ontario
call 524-2773 or 1-800-265-5503