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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-09-21, Page 8ANYONE INTERESTED IN PLAYING Brussels Men's Town League Hockey 19 and over Contact: Murray 519-887-6621 Kevin 519-887-9078 Mike 519-887-6449 Warm up skate on Oct. 5th, 12th & 19th at 9:30 pm League starts October 26 BRUSSELS MINOR SOCCER Annual General Meeting Monday, September 25 8 pm BMGCC. Upstairs ALL PARENTS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND Many positions must be filled for 2007 Season. PAGE 8.THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2006. Sports Short Putts - By Bill Johnston Safe! The Belgrave runner legs out the throw to home as the Brussels Bookies played the Belgrave Classics in the year- end slo-pitch tournament in Brussels on Saturday. The Bookies went on to take the championship. (Vicky Bremner photo) Oops The batter was caught looking on this one as the ball drops to the plate for a strike. The game was between the Whiskey Sours from Londesborough and the Patriots from Seaforth. The teams were playing in the Angels co-ed tourmanent in Londesborough as a fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. (Vicky Bremner photo) Early Wednesday morning with rain falling it looked like Men's seniors at Wingham golf course would be cancelled. But by tee-off time the rain had stopped and a dozen seniors were on hand for golf action. With no wind, damp air and slight fog the little black bugs were out in full force taking some enjoyment out of the game. Grant Currie took the top prize. Tied for second were Bill Dauphin and Bill Brown with Ray Walker getting the final prize. I hope Bill Dauphin and Ray Walker had good luck with investing their winnings as they left for Las Vegas later on in the day. *** For Wednesday men's night 17 were on hand. Once again Terry Powell topped the A flight with a 36 while Dan McBurney's 39 was best in the B flight. Low nets in A flight were won by Steve Nixon and Joel Riley while Jop Clark and Jim Sanford were the winners in B flight. Closest to the pin on number one was won by Joel Riley with Dan The Londesborough Angels and Adrian Salverda hosted the annual co-ed charity baseball tournament on behalf of Habitat for Humanity this past weekend. With 10 teams registered from the surrounding area, the crack of the bat could be heard starting at 7 p.m. on Friday night on the Londesborough and Auburn' - diamonds. The tournament continued early The Huron Perth AAA Atom Lakers recently completed an exhibition series with two wins, two ties and a loss. On Sept. 17 the team played to a 2-2 finish with the London Jr. Knights at Western Fair London. Ben Larder played the full game in net. The Ethel euchre was held on Monday, Sept. 11. Winners were: share-the- wealth, Beryl Smith, Myrna Burnett; high, Leona McDonald, Violet Smith, John Subject; lone hands, McBurney best on number three hole. Skins were won by Terry Powell with birdie on number seven, Steve Nixon on number three and Joel Riley on holes number one and number four. *** Two dozen plus two were out on a cool night for Thursday golf. And the "king of the swingers" for the first time this year was none other than Bill Kerr with a 41. Tied for second, one stroke behind with 42, were Dan. McPherson and Lorne Millen. Thursday night could have been called Lorne.Miller Night as Lorne not only placed second but walked away with all nine skins with a birdie on number three and won the prize for the longest putt on number three. It was nice to see three new golfers out to join in the fun. *** Saturday was the fifth annual Brett Cameron Memorial Tournament and former friends, schoolmates and relatives came from all parts of the province to Saturday i n Londesborough. The B champion game began at 7:40 p.m. with the Whiskey Sours battling the Angels. The Angels took the B. championship with a 14- " 7 game. Then it was the showdown between the Bull-s-hitters and the Oakes II team for the A Championship. The game couldn't have been closer but the win went to The 2006-07 Lakers include Wyatt Ducharme of Brussels; Drew McKee, Wingham; Kenny Huether, Kiernyn Campbell, Seaforth; Cullen Mercer, Brandan Willis, South Huron; Eric Macphee, Mykal Hodges, Riley O'keefe, Goderich; Dylan Nafziger, Evan Chaffe, Mitchell; Nathan Smith, Lucas Beryl Smith, Allan Martin, Judy Hahn; low, Isabelle Craig, Jim Smith. There were several tally prizes. The next euchre will be held on Monday, Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. remember and participate in a rather unique nine hole, three- person scramble. This had players using their worst shot on one hole, using a hockey stick to putt on another hole, using a 10-foot string anywhere, except on the green, to improve their position, and playing one hole with one club only from tee to green, plus several other situations. There were 45 golfers with an additional 20 for dinner only. Among the out-of-town attendees were Kevin and Jen Chebott, Paul and Angela Brophy, Bill and Jodi Kinahan, Brian and Heather Mill, Rob and Allyson Cardiff, Tracey and Judy Kennedy, Dennis Adams, Joe Walker, Trish Mann, Mark Underwood, Ryan Deyell, Corey Culbert, Andrew Gibson, Mike McKay, Derek Evers, Byron Thompson, Kevin Johnson, Gary Armstrong, Nolan and Missy Pfaff, Mike and Jen Smith, Kelly Anderson, Chuck Cameron, Cheryl Faber. It was a real enjoyable day for all in attendance. Spence, Hadyn Favacho, St. Marys and Larder of Stratford. The squad will play in the early bird tournament in London this weekend. CAMAS ON $4.00 THURSDAYS Drop Into either of our offices any Thursday with your word classified (maximum 20 words) and pay only $4.00 + GST (paid In advance). That's $1.00 oft regular rates. The Citizen Euchre party at Ethel Charity tourney nets 111 809 morning the Bull-s-hitters with a 12-11 win. The Angels raised over $1,800 due to the generosity of all the participating teams, the winning teams who all donated their winnings back, the Municipality of Central Huron, Doug and Karen Dolmage, the volunteer umpires, scorekeepers, Louis Greidanus and to everyone who purchased tickets towards the draw. Season begins for Atom Lakers