The Citizen, 1999-09-01, Page 9Bowlers
compete
in tourney
Al) Brussels bowling greens were
filled at the Thursday. Aug. 26
tournament sponsored by Regal
Capital Planners (Don Rae
representative).
Winners were: first, Larry
McLellan and Ruth McKay, St.
Marys, three wins, 49 plus two;
second, Lionel and Wilma Young,
Southampton, three wins, 43; third.
Jack and Marie Muir, Seaforth,
three wins, 38; fourth, Lee Ryan
and Carol Carter, Seaforth, two
wins, 43 plus four; fifth, Helen
Smith and Sandra Ronson, London,
two wins, 41; sixth, Len Patterson
and Ida, two wins, 39 plus two;
seventh, Stuart and Helen Bryans,
Mitchell, two wins, 34; eighth, Ken
Barbour and Laura Johnston,
Brussels, two wins 34; ninth,
Jeanne McMulkin and Veronica
Jackson, Southampton, two wins,
32; 10th, Louis Ebel and Jean
Bewley, two wins, 3I; consolation,
Gordon Bosman and Mabel
Wheeler, Brussels.
A team from District 4 won the
All-Canada competition played in
Toronto. The team consisted of
Carol Carter, lead, Seaforth; Gloria
McFalls, Exeter, second; JoAnne
Bugler, Exeter, third and Andrea
Weigand, Exeter, skip.
District 4 was also represented at
the Ontario playoffs. Senior
Trebles at Century Gardens,
Brampton. The team consisted of
lead, Donna Rose, Mitchell, vice
skip, Jean Bewley, Brussels and
Skip Delphine Dewar, Atwood. No
prizes but a good time was had by
all.
District 4 is made up of 12 clubs
within an area bounded by Exeter,
St. Marys, Stratford, Goderich and
Lucknow.
Ontario has 16 districts.
PeeWee
Girls
play
Walton and Brussels PeeWee
Girls met in Walton, Aug. 24 in a
contest won by the home team.
Shutting down their visitors in
the first, Walton took a command
ing lead scoring nine in the bottom.
Crossing the plate were Jennifer
McClure, Mandy Mitchell,
Michelle Cook, Sarah McDonald,
Ashley Halley, Carrie Leonhardt,
Krista Shortreed, Melissa Beuer-
mann. Crystal Gibbons, Jessica
Lubbers and Missy Souch.
Brussels scored three in the third,
but Halley and Leonhardt scored to
increase the lead again.
Though Brussels failed to score
in the third, they shutdown their
hosts as well, then closed the gap
with a three in the fourth.
Walton tallied five in the bottom
half when McDonald, Halley,
Leonhardt, Shortreed and Beuer-
mann crossed the plate.
A solid fifth for Brussels closed
the gap by four, but it was too little
too late as they lost this one 4-3.
Stuck with a spare tire
around the middle?
Leave the car at
home and walk. Future^,
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1999. PAGE 9.
On top again!
For the fifth time the Brussels Tigers captured the Huron
County Mens Fastball League championship at a
tournament in Brussels on the weekend. The hometown
crowd couldn’t have asked for more as the title came
down to a match-up between the Tigers and the
neighbouring Walton Brewers, who defeated their
BE ON THE LOOK OUT
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS
1. Arrive at your pick-up point on time. Bus
scheduling is such that the drivers cannot wait for
pupils who are late.
2. Take you seat promptly and remain seated until
you arrive at your destination, unless otherwise
directed by your driver.
3. Hold books and lunch boxes on your lap. Keep
aisle clear at all times.
4. Skates, when carried on a school bus, must have
skate guards or protective material in place.
5. Keep your arms and head inside the vehicle at all
times.
6. Never interfere with emergency doors/exits or any
part of the vehicle equipment.
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opponents‘earlier in the day, then lost to them twice. The
champs, back row, from left: Greg Fritz, Tim Fritz, Brian
Neill, Shawn Conley, Doug Conley, Ron Strome, Greg
Mulvey, Steve Thomas. Front: Doug McArter, Mark
Pennington, Steve Fritz, Pete Exel, Doug Shaw, Murray
Pipe, Todd Uhrig. (Ashley Gropp photo)
School's back in session and
in the excitement of the new
school year, many school-age
children, especially the
young ones, may forget to
look both ways when
crossing the street or exiting
the school bus.
That leaves it up to you as a
driver, to be extra careful
around schoolyards, neigh
bourhood play areas, and
departing school buses.
So remember...when you see
yellow, be sure to see red - as
in red alert. Let's all slow
down and give our children
the chance they deserve.
7. Unnecessary disturbances (opening of windows,
wrestling, eating, smoking, obscene language or
any other form of misbehaviour) will not be
tolerated at any time.
8. Obey directions and instructions of the driver
and/or bus patrol promptly.
9. Refrain from talking to the driver while the bus is
in motion, except in case of an emergency.
10. Never leave the bus at any stop other than that
predetermined by school or parental permission.
11. Riding a school bus is a privilege! This privilege
can be withdrawn.
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