The Citizen, 1986-09-24, Page 17PAGF 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986.
Brussels sports roundup
40 at ' training camp
BYLOISMcARTER
Minor Sports held their second
meeting of the year last Thursday
night with 17 people present. They
were trying to fill the empty spots
on the executive and coaching
staff. Thanks to Greg Wilson the
president’s chair was filled and
Paul Elliott completed the direc
tor’s vacancy.
The travelling teams are still
looking for coaches and managers.
The Peewee and Atom teams are
the only teams with coaches but no
managers. The Novice, Bantam
and Midget teams are still looking
forbothcoachesand managers.
The trainees positions are still
open. You should be aware that
this job does not require you to be
on the ice with the players but
attend a trainer’s clinic concerning
a first aid course which is not a
difficult job. If you are interested in
helpingout this season contact any
of the executive. It will be greatly
appreciated.
Registration and equipment ex
change will be held on Oct. 2 and 3.
You are asked to bring your
equipment to the arena on Thurs
day night and it will be sold on
Friday night. Registration will be
for Sprout through Midget in
hockey and also ringette. Please
register on the above dates.
BULLS PRACTISE
The Brussels Bulls had four
practice sessions last week with
approximately 40 players in atten
dance.
Twenty-one of those players
were dressed for an exhibition
game against Belmont in Wing-
ham on Sunday night. Brussels
scored the first two goals early in
the first period but Belmont came
back to tie the score and ended the
first period with a 4-3 lead.
Each team scored two goals in
the second ending the period at 6-5
in Belmont’s favor.
Brussels scored two goals then
Belmont added two goals inthe
see-saw battle early in the second.
Brussels added two more goals
with the go-ahead goal coming
with 1:54 remaining in the game.
Belmont scored the tying goal at
the 40 second mark in the scramble
around the goalie to end the game
in a 9-9 tie.
Those players dressed for Brus
sels were: Mitch Braun, Pat
Chambers, Brian Campbell, Tim
Brown, Rob Cardiff, Jim Dennis,
Dave Harding, Stuart Bowman,
Kevin Lee, Kevin Johnston, Doug
McFarlan, Tim Fritz, Kevin McAr-
ter, Terry Pugh, Blake Flett, Troy
Elg, Paul Robinson, Ron Strome,
Paul Tolton, Doug Taylor, Steve
Nicholson.
Another squad will be dressed
for an exhibition game against the
Mitchell Hawks on Tuesday night
in Mitchell.
It was a chance to try on new hockey equipment as part of the
equipment exchange at Blyth Minor Sports hockey registration on
Saturday. Here Al Craig helps Jason Badley try socks on for size while
Jason's mother, Myrtle watches.
Couple celebrates 25th anniversary
Congratulations to John and
Leona Johnston on their 25th
anniversary. A party was held at
the Bluevale Community Centre on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Mildred Gill has had the
misfortune to fall and break her
ankle. She will be in a cast for up to
eight weeks and could do with
some cheery visitors.
The Ethel and Brussels firemen
participated in a ball game in
Brussels with Ethel emerging
victorious.
Brussels hosted a banquet after
the game for all the firemen and
their families. Gary Earl thanked
the Brussels Firemen for their
hospitality.
Children enjoy ball
Children of the area have had an
enjoyable time ball playing at the
Jeschke park on Monday and
Wednesday evenings with Beryl
Smith and Lois Hart in charge.
Sixty-eight registered for the
games. On Sunday afternoon Sept.
14 approximately 100 children and
parents attended the picnic and
wiener roast.
Games started with T-ball, then
juniors, and finished with the
seniors playing the adults. All
enjoyed the lunch of wieners,
cake, coffeeandcolddrinks. An
extra treat was the popcorn balls
made by Beryl. Lois and Beryl
deserve the thanks of everyone for
their contribution of time and
leadership for the young people.
Miss Wendy Smith, Calgary,
spent the past two weeks visiting
her parents Larry and Mrs. Smith,
on the tenth concession.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmer,
Cleveland, spent several days last
week with their cousin, Mrs. Ida
Gordon.
Recent visitors with Bert
and Mrs. van Donkersgoed includ
ed a friend, Mrs. G. Vermeer,
Medicine Hat, a nephew Gerald
Hazelaar and a friend Helen
Poortman, from Assen, The Neth
erlands. Also visiting were cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kamps from
Byron Centre, Mich.
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