The Brussels Post, 1981-03-25, Page 8SECOND PRIZE WINNERS—A Brussels
in the cribbage tournament of Legion
Members held in the Brussels Legion on
team placed second.
Fraternal Honorary
Saturday. From left
AS THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 25, 1881 .*
are team members Don. Dennis, Willis Knight, Ken Graber,
Ernie Back and tournament organizer Joe. Steffler. There are 64
members in the organization and 16 teams played in the
tournament.
CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT WINNERS--Legion members
were busy competing in a cribbage tournament of the Legion
Fraternal Honorary Members held in Brussels on Saturday and
this team from Goderich was the winner. From left are
tournament organizer Joe Steffler and players Clarence
Freeman, Charlie Knox, Pat Petrie and Robert Daer.
Plan to attend
Rally in Wingham
at F.E. Madill Secondary School
231 Victoria St' East, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 27
at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
Be part of the live studio audience
during Stewardship Days
for 100 Huntley Street,
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 28
in CKNX-TV studio.
CALL 357-1083 AFTER 12 NOON
Walkerton 9 'Blenheim 0
Hanover S Listowel 1
B Championship
Merritton 3 St. Marys 2
B Consolation
Hanover 4 Walkerton 3 Thank You
BRUSSELS MINOR SPORTS wishes to say a
sincere thank you to all area businesses and
supporters who contributed prizes, vouch-
ers and cash donations to our annual draw.
Special thanks to McDonald' Buildall, Bob
Thomas of NM Farms and Rowe Fuels for
contributing the top 4 prizes. Thank you also
to those who purchased the tickets and
helped to make the draw a success. All
proceeds go towards the expenses involved
in operating Brussels Minor Hockey.
CAPITOL THEATRE
291-3070 Lhtovv(11
Atom tourney a big success
The Brussels Optimist
Atom Tournament came to a
successful conclusion over
the weekend. The "B" and
"D" Division competition
took place with Merritton
winning the "B" champion-
ship and Teeswater taking
the "D" crown,
In perhaps the most excit-
ing game of the Tournament
Teeswater edged Ripley 1 to
0 after three periods of
sudden death overtime.
reeswater reached the finals
by beating Rockton 8 to 4 and
Myth 8 to 0. Ripley earned a
berth in the finals by edging
Mlldmay 1 to 0 and defeating
Brussels 9 to 1. In the D
Division Consolation final
Rockton defeated Brussels 4
to 1.
In the B Division, Merrit-
ton captured the champion-
ship by edging St. Marys 3 to
2 in the final game. Merrit-
ton, in earlier games, defeat-
ed Blenheim 10 to 0 and.
Hanover 3 to 2. St. Marys
reached the final by edging
Walkerton 3 to 2 in overtime
and defeating Mount Forest
4 to 2. In the B Consolation
Championship game Han-
over slipped past Walkerton
4 to 3 to win the crown.
Brad Richardson of the
Kitchener Whales team was
the lucky winner of a free
week at the Htironivikickey
School which was donated by
John Thompson. The Mild-
May Atoms were selected as
the most sportinanlike team
OR their excellent conduct I
People
we
know
Mrs. Kathleen Danby re-
turned home from spending
a month with her daughter
and son-in-law, Ron and
Bertha Westcott in Missis-
sauga.
Midgets
lose out
On Friday March 20 the
Brussels Midgets played
their first game in. the
Wingham Tournament.
Brussels defeated Teeswater
8-1. Goal scorers were not
available. On Sunday March
22 Brussels playe:-1 their
second game of the tourna-
ment only to be defeated 3-2
in overtime. This eliminated
Brussels from the tourna-
ment.
BANTAMS
On Friday March 20 Brus-
sels bantams played the first
game against West Lorne in
the best 3 out of 5 in the
semi-finals in the 0.M.H.A.
play-offs. Brussesl defeated
West Lorne 4-2. Scoring for
Brussels was Kevin McArter
2 Dean Rutledge 1 •Darrin
Watts I. Assist going to Dean
Rutledge and Tim Fritz. On
Sunday the Bantams return-
ed to West Lorne for the
second game with Brussels
defeating West Lorne 6-4.
Scoring for Brussels were
Tim Fritz 3 David Cossitt 1
Darrin Watts 1 Dean Rut-
ledge 1, assists going to
Kevin Johnston, Kevin Mc-
Arter, Darrin Watts and
Mike Smith. This gives Brus-
Please turn to page 12
both on and off the ice.
The Optimist Club would
like to thank the many
volunteers who pitched in to
help make the tournament
run smoothly over the two
weekends of the tournament.
D Division
Ripley 9 Brussels 1
Nfildmay 4 Elm' Logan 2
Blyth 4 Thedford 3 (OT)
Teeswater 8 Rockton 4
Brussels 2 Elma Logan 1
Rockton 5 Thedford 3
Ripley I Mildmay 0
Teeswater 8 Blyth 0
"D" Championship
Teeswater 1 Ripley 0-(OT)!
"Di` Consolation
Rockton 4 Brussels 1
B Division
Merritton 10 Blenheim°
St. Marys 3 Walkerton 2 (OT)
Mount Forest 3 Listowel 2
(OT)
Merritton 3 Hanover 2
St. Marys 4 Mount Forest 2
Four more days
FAMILY SKATING COSTUME CARNIVAL
Saturday; March
& G. Community Centre 8 -10 p.m.'
Feiturkkg Bill Riddell - Stilts Skater and the Clinton Crystals
Preeiiion Line Skaters
COME IN COSTUME AND WIN A PRIZE
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