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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2001-02-28, Page 9He scores Despite the scramble in front of the Elma-Logan net, the puck made it by the goalie for a Brussels point as the two Tyke teams met in hockey action this past weekend. (Vicky Bremner photo) 80 curlers compete in Brussels bonspiel Well done Thirteen Brussels skaters competed at the 2001 Interclub North Skating com- petition in St. Marys on Sunday, Feb. 18. Fourteen clubs participated. In back, from left: Catrina Josling, fifth, Preliminary B Ladies; Dianne Cochrane, second, Preliminary B Ladies; Tina Ropp, second, Preliminary A Ladies; Michelle Smith, second, Junior Bronze A Ladies. Front: Bridget Blake, first, preliminary A Ladies; Laura Bowers, fourth, Pre-Preliminary A Ladies; Danica Zwep, second, Canskate B Ladies; Claire Mastnak, sixth, Canskate B Ladies; Brittany Thyssen, fifth, Canskate A ladies; Baylie Thomas, third, Preliminary A Ladies. Absent: Cindy Stevenson, fourth, Pre-Preliminary A Ladies; Ashley Sholdice, fourth, Pre-Preliminary B Lladies; Paula Bowles, fourth, Preliminary B Ladies. (Vicky Bremner photo) WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE SEE THE ANDERSEN DIFFERENCE FOR YOURSELF Ask to see our in-showroom Radiometer - compare Andersen' high-per- formance glass to any other window glass. When you compare - you'll choose Andersen®. DASHWOOD® IN HURON COUNTY, ANDERSEN® WINDOWS PUT THE HEAT ON ENERGY COSTS. There's Andersen' High-Performance"' glass in most Andersen window and patio doors we offer. Because it's 35 percent more energy efficient than clear double-pane glass in winter. 41 percent better in summer. Year-round, it helps you cut energy costs. See D&D Glass & Mirror, your Andersen' dealer for the windows that comfort you in more ways than one. PROFESSIONAL SALES • S RVICE • INSTALLATION D GLASS 8[D AND MIRROR 1st Avenue, VANASTRA LOCAL CALLS IF BUSY CALL 482-7869 482-5816 TOLL-FREE 1.800-524-6616 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2001. PAGE 9. Sports PeeWees lose Drayton series There were 80 curlers at the Brussels Curling Club's mixed bonspiel on Feb. 24. The 9 a.m. draw winners were: first, 48.25 points, Bill Dowd, Jean Baillie, Janette Young, Ken Elg; second, 36 points, Fred Smith, Sandy Smith, Jackie Smith, Doris Hopper; third, 34.5 points, Doug Dale, Nora Stephenson, Fran Bremner, Bob Alexander, Joyce Alexander; fourth, 33 points, Peter Bancraft, Florence Gropp, Mary Bancraft, Stu Steiss. The 11 a.m. draw results were: 48.5 points, Rick McDonald, Jo-Ann McDonald, Dave Linton, Brenda Linton; second, 43.75 points, Walter Nicholson, Michael Nicholson, Paul Deitz, Leanne Scherbart; third, 35.5 points, Bill Shortreed, Valerie Shortreed, Carman Bernard, Mary Bernard; fourth, 33 points, Jim Patterson, Pauline Patterson, Bill Quipp, Donna The Brussels PeeWees lost their WOAA series against Drayton when they were defeated three games to one. With the series tied at one, Drayton visited Brussels Feb. 21 for a very close contest. Matt McClinchey opened the scoring for Brussels, hit- ting the net at 4:25 of the first. Tate Stephenson earned the assist. Brussels went up 2-1 mid- way through the second when Andrew McDonald took a pass from McClinchey. Drayton evened the score early in the third then rounded out the total at 3-2 just one minute later. Back in Drayton on Friday evening, the squad had a very poor second period, giving up eight goals after leading 4-3. Scoring for Brussels in the first were Matt White (two), McClinchey, and Wheeler. Assists went to Adam McClure (two), McDonald (two), Greg Bowers, and Phil Wedow. McClinchey was able to notch one in the second, with the help of Wedow as the team watched their lead evaporate into n 11-5 deficit. Drayton topped off their win with another goal late in the third. The PeeWees now return to group playoffs. Atoms lose 2 • The Grey Bruce Chapman Ice Cream Major ''Atom Highlanders played two games in the second round of OMHA playoffs against Oakville and lost both games. Game one was- a 6-1 loss with Jeff Colton scoring the only goal. Game two was a 3-0 loss. Quipp. *** The winners of the January/February draw for Brussels Curling Club mixed curling were: first, 44 points, Mery Bauer, Barb Bowles, Scott Patterson, Tammy Adams; second, 43.5 points, Mike Alexander, Velma Locking, Mark Gillis, Jennifer Machan; third, 38.5 points, Brad Speiran, Rush Bauer, George Zwep, Connie Alcock.