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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-01-03, Page 15Behind the back attack The Brussels Crusaders' goalie just gets a knee on the puck as a member of the Ripley Wolves tries to slip it by with a backhand approach. The two teams met Dec. 30. Crusaders rout Pirates 12-4 The Brussels Crusaders scored five first period goals enroute to a 12-4 win over the Godcrich Pirates Saturday night. Steve Fritz scored the hat-trick with Brian Campbell, Ron Strome and Phil Livermore scoring two each. Dean Wheeler, Tim Fritz and Tom McDonald completed the Crusader scoring while Jeff Klages scored three and set up the fourth by Mark Rowe for the Pirates. Before the game the Crusaders held a special ceremony in memory of Dan Beuermann. The Beuermann family, long time Crusaders supporters, were presented with sweater #71, made Don't give up on playing cards (NC)—lf you like playing cards hut have lost the use ()Cone hand. try using a card holder so that you can continue to enjoy playing.' Card holders can be purchased at most home health stores or some drugstores with a CAOT home health section. An OT tip from the On Canadian Association of Occupationdl Therapists, L' A C E oth„,.„, Twice As Nice at Half The Price! Gibson's January Sale Great Selection at 1/2 Price on Winter Coats Sweaters Cotton Pants Sport Shirts 30 - 50 °A off all Winter Clothing Gibson's MENS SHOP BRUSSELS BULLS JR. C HOCKEY Name: Age: Position: Home Town: School: Cory Bridges #20 18 Forward Stratford St. Michael's, Stratford Name: Jambe Taylor 831 Age: 17 Position: Goalie Home Town:Stratford School: Stratford Central Next Home Games January 4 @ 8:30 vs Wingham Ironmen Game Sponsor; Union Gas January 7 @ 2 p.m. vs Walkerton Blackhawks Period Sponsors; Taylor Fluid Systems Inc. Palmerston Elevators Hans Zahnd Real Estate THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1996 PAGE 15. Brussels PeeWees Reps sweep Elma-Logan in 2 The Brussels Pee Wcc Rep team swept Elma-Logan in home-and- home match-ups this past week. On Wednesday, they played hosts and came away with a 3-1 victory. Goals were scored by Tyler Bragg, Chad Fischer and Joel Kellington. Assists were credited to Kellington, Matt McLellan, Chris Blake and Andy Van Beck. On Saturday, they travelled to Monkton and shutout the home side The first draw of the Brussels Curling Club ended with the following teams taking the top points. In the Monday night mixed curling, the winners were: first, 41.5 points, Darrell Uhler, Marg Taylor, Clem Steffler and Sarah Exel; second, 40.5 points, Mervyn Bauer, Mary TenPas, John Lowe and Ashley Gropp; third, 38.5 points, Dave Lewington, Valerie The Brussels Atom Rep, won a close 6-4 contest against Milverton this past week. Nolan Krotz led the offensive effort, with a goal and two assists. Tyler Campbell, Lee Dilworth, Darrell McClure and Robbie McClure scored additional goals. Other assists were tallied by The Brussels Midgets lost a tough 5-2 game to Elma-Logan last week. Brussels goals were scored by Trevor Huffman. Assists were given to Mike Dauphin and Clint A Blyth man sustained minor injuries after being thrown from his snowmobile, Dec. 23. According to a spokesperson from the Wingham OPP, the mishap occurred when Randy Fras- er, 40, was driving a 1996 Polaris XLT, and attempted to go over a two foot snowbank at the Brussels arena. Fraser injured his knee and mouth. There was approximately $1,500 damage done to the snow- mobile, police say. OPP seek info regarding ransacking Police are seeking information regarding the ransacking of a vehi- cle in Brussels. The car was a 1986 Hyndai Exel, owned by Martin Hilbig of Brus- sels. It was Fr.rkce behind Todd's Bakery. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Wingham OPP 5-0. McLellan and Kellington led the offensive effort, with a goal and two assists, and two goals and an assist respectively. Other goals were scored by Fischer and Matt Cameron. Further assists were given to Blake and Brian Oldfield. Coach Murray Kellington said, "All the players gave a g,,,od effort. As coaches, we could not ask for more." Shortreed, Donna Bauer and Vincent Bauer. In the Tuesday afternoon ladies curling, the winners were: first, 41 points, Velma Locking, Marg Taylor and Linda Saur; second, 37.5 points, JoAnn McDonald, Marie Stute, Doris Fischer and Julie Jutzi; third, 35 points, Valerie Shortreed, Jean Bewley, Sheila Cousins and Sheron Stadelmann. Dilworth, Darrell McClure and Mark Hunter. On Saturday, the boys played host to Monkton. This time, they came up on the short end of a 6-3 score. Brussels goals were scored by Dilworth, Krotz and Campbell with an assist being credited to Krotz. Fischer. Coach Gary Dauphin said the boys played a good game, but need some time to get their rhythm back after the long holiday. He hopes they are ready by their Jan. 14 tournament in Glencoe. Uhler rink wins club's first draw Brussels Atom Reps top Milverton 6-4 Midget's Huffman scores 2 Man sustain injuries famous by Dan's uncle, Dave Stephenson and worn by Dan himself last season. To complete the evening Brad Beuermann assisted on the game's opening goal. Last Sunday the Crusaders returned home from Drayton with a 7-4 win. Steve Fritz scored once and set up four while Phil Livermore Scored three. Singles were added by Ron Strome, Jeff Earl and Dean Wheeler. The Crusaders were in Clinton Friday night and played the first place Ripley Wolves Saturday. Saturday, Jan. 8 is the Senior "A" All-Star Game in Palmerston. The Crusaders will be represented by Tim and Steve Fritz, Ron Strome, Corey McKee, Pat Cronin and the Crusader coaching staff. The Crusaders recently signed Fordwich native Phil Livermore and goaltender Jay Evershed. Livermore has Jr B experience in Listowel and played Provincial Jr A with Barrie last season, while Evershed, who started the season in Milverton, last played for Sheridan College and has Jr B experience in Burlington, Milton and Ottawa.