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to enjoy the evening. Winners were:
first, Glenn Zehr and Gord Jacklin;
second, Alice Clifford and Sandra
Josling; high shots, Gord, 108 and
Sandra, 125. The dart nights will
continue until Dec. 23 and then will
break until after the New Year
with the next one being held on Jan.
6.
The Friday night supper of
Salisbury steak was enjoyed by a
smaller crowd of around 30. Great
helpers for the evening were Mary
Bradshaw and Mabel Glanville. This
week will be roast beef and the next
week is the potluck. There will be no
meals Christmas Eve or New Year’s
Eve.
Saturday night had the Brussels
Cadet Corps holding a Christmas
dance. There was a nice group of
young people attending the evening
and enjoying the music.
Comrade Leona McDonald
remains in hospital in Seaforth.
The final early-bird winner for
their 2012 dues is Cecil Moore.
Congratulations to the three
winners – Catrina Josling, Barrie
Currie and Cec. The regular rate of
$50 is now due from all remaining
Comrades who have not paid their
dues. The Branch has accepted two
applications for membership and
encourages anyone interested in
joining the Branch to contact
Membership Chairman Greg Wilson
or the Branch.
Final early-bid dues winner chosen
On Oct. 29, a group of areabroomball players, naming theirteam The South Western OntarioLoonie Canucks, headed off for 10days to Innsbruck, Austria to play at
the World Broomball Championship.
Women from the Walton area
included Cassie Fischer, Jenna
Fischer, Sandra Zwep, Jodi Houston,
Kandice Jacklin, Peggy Procter and
Kendra Cardiff. The rest of the team
members were from the Lucknow
and Listowel areas. They were
coached by Mark Pennington of
Brussels.
The girls flew out of Toronto on a
direct flight to Munich, Germany.
They went from the airport to
Munich via subway – a mere feat in
itself carrying 110 lbs. of luggageincluding their large broomball bagsand sticks. They stayed at a hotelnear the train station the first nightso they would be ready to board the
train to Innsbruck first thing the next
morning. Off to Innsbruck the next
day, they travelled on a lovely
picturesque two-hour train ride
seeing sights that would never be
seen in Ontario. Beautiful mountains
adorned with castles and
architectural buildings, and amazing
landscapes and snow-capped
mountains.
Once in downtown Innsbruck,
they took cabs to Aldrans, a 15-
minute drive to what they would call
home for 10 days. Their
accommodations were in anauthentic Tyrolian Inn, with anincredible view in each and everyroom. Monday was registration dayand a day for everyone to get
acquainted with the area. They
rented two large vans for
transportation and four of the girls
were drivers. The drivers did
amazingly on the fast streets and
roundabouts. Tuesday was the first
day of the tournament. The Canucks
played nine games of broomball in
four days. Along with other
Canadian and U.S. teams, the
Canucks played Japan, Australia and
Italy. The games took place in
Innsbruck at the Olympia World
Arena, this was an Olympic-sized
ice surface that meant a lot of
running. They also played in Telfs
and Gotzen, both a 25-minute drive
from Innsbruck.
During their stay, some of the girls
went on tours of the Swarovski
crystal plant, a silver mine, a zoo and
lot of shopping in Innsbruck’s
beautiful downtown shops. The food
was excellent and the beer quite
tasty. The people of Innsbruck were
very friendly and they found that
Austria was an extremely clean and
safe place to be. At night although
everyone seemed to be quite tired
from all the broomball, theymanaged to go out to some of theplanned events and socialize withsome of the other teams, as well asthe locals. The banquet was held on
the Saturday night and although the
team did not win many games and
did not receive a trophy, the Loonie
Canucks coach Mark Pennington
won the “Coach of the Tournament”
trophy. The team was so very proud
of this and celebrated with him
thoroughly. He had done a terrific
job of coaching.
Sunday was a free day for the team
to do whatever they wanted. On
Monday morning, most of the
Canucks were getting into taxis to
head to the train station to then catch
a train to Munich and then home to
Canada. Jenna Fischer and Kendra
Cardiff stayed on for four more days
to meet up with Kendra’s nephew
Sean from Calgary who was staying
in Austria with a friend for a month.Jenna, Kendra and Sean ended upgoing to Salzburg for three days andtoured around that area with eachother and then headed back home to
Canada on the Friday.
All the Canucks agreed that it was
a trip of a lifetime and that they all
had had a most wonderful time – lots
of broomball and lots and lots of fun
and terrific memories.
The team members worked hard at
raising funds for this fantastic trip by
hosting a breakfast at Funfest,
selling tickets on variety of prizes
and selling chicken. They appreciate
everyone’s support and recommend
travelling to this beautiful area of the
world. They met great people from
other countries participating in the
tournament, as well as some very
interesting local people. The girls
came away with many new friends
and a duffel bag full of memories.
Local broomball team plays at World Championship
Church hosts concert
Continued from page 2
moving, instructions offered – not
taken – a whirl of busynesss. A dish
here, a cup up, a pot rinsed and a lid
moved over – it was a minuet.
Constant talk, lots of laughs, a tea
towel flipped, water running, parts
moving, the people almost
dancing as the common goal was in
sight.
Yes even the characters were like
the elves, calling our sweetly
spookums, honey bunch and other
endearments as the work of the
hour was done. Oh yes there are
angels and elves all around us.
The Brussels Ministerial invite
you to their annual choir concert at
the Presbyterial Church on Sunday
at 7 p.m. It’s a good chance to get
christmassy and hear the talent in
our midst.
Bye now, Betty G.W.
Stars and dogs
Objects and animals of all kinds took centre stage during
Grey Central Public School’s Christmas concert on Dec. 7.
Shown are Telle McKinnon, Bennett Smith and Chance
Teichroeb of the Grade 1/2 class. (Denny Scott photo)