The Citizen, 1992-06-24, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,1992. PAGE 7.
First draft pick
Brussels Citizen of the Year, George Langlois, centre, fills out his ballot for the Bulls' Dream
Team, while executive members, Ross MacLeod, left, and John Lowe, watch. The Dream
Team, comprised of former Bulls players, picked by fans will play the NHL Oldtimers as part
of the Bulls' 10 year anniversary.
Whoosh!
Bainton Tannery Brat Brenda Brooks takes a mighty swing
in this Mush Ball Tournament game on Saturday against
the Donnybrook Bruins. The tournament was sponsored by
Blyth Minor Ball. Participants proved to be of good stock,
playing in less than favourable weather conditions.
Fans to pick Dream Team
Tigers rebound
The Brussels Tigers, declawed by
Coop's Sports Monday night in
Seaforth, rebounded strongly
Sunday to improve their record to
11-1-1 in Huron County Fastball
action.
A three-run shot by Todd Uhrig
was the only bright spot as the
Tigers went down 7-5 to Coop's
ending their winning streak at 11
games.
Sunday night the Tigers returned
to form with a 10-3 mercy of the
C4th Bears.
Murray Pipe, Ken Higgins, and
Todd Uhrig each went four for four
at the plate while winning pticher
Doug Conley scored the game
ending run.
Wednesday night the Tigers
travel to Zurich to meet the Exeter
Sooners before participating in the
annual Seaforth Tournament this
weekend.
There is no home game
scheduled in Brussels on Sunday.
BLYTH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
WON LOST G.P.PTS.CANCELLED
Cardinals 5 0 5 10 1
Marnoch 5 1 6 10
911 5 1 6 10
Knights 4 2 6 8
Blyth Inn 3 2 5 6 1
Auburn 3 2 5 6 1
Howsons 3 2 5 6 1
Body Glove 3 3 6 6
8th Line 3 3 6 6
Wolves 3 3 6 6
Bootlegger 2 4 6 4
Baron 2 4 6 4
Classics 2 4 6 4
Digger 2 4 6 4
Metal Benders 1 5 6 2
Wildcats 0 6 6 0
As Of June 11/92
Country Playhouse gets grant
Paul Klopp (MPP, Huron) today
announced on behalf of Ontario
Minister of Culture and
Communications Karen Haslam
support for the restoration of a
regional theatre by awarding a
grant of $127,487 to the Huron
Country Playhouse in Grand Bend.
The grant will be used to upgrade
the current building to the
standards of a contemporary theatre
facility.
The theatre company, founded in
1972, first performed in a rented
big top tent and accommodation for
the actors was provided in a
neighbouring barn. The humble
facilities and barn building
provided a unique atmosphere of
theatre in the country that became
the trademark of the Playhouse. In
1975, a new theatre of recycled
barn board was constructed
replace the existing facilities.
“The Huron Country Playhouse
contributes significantly to the area
economy as a tourist attraction,”
said Haslam. “The playhouse has
grown and become more and more
popular every year and strives to
provide the best in summer theatre
to the communities it serves.”
Primarily family oriented, the
theatre draws on the international
repertoire of classic and recent
musicals and comedies. The 1992
Main Stage season will run for 13
weeks from June 8 to September 5.
“The Huron Country Playhouse
is a family tradition here,” said
Paul Klopp, MPP for Huron. “I am
delighted the government is
supporting live regional theatre
which is a priority for Minister
Haslam and me.”
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The Brussels Bulls Junior ‘C’
hockey club announced today the
formation of a ‘Dream Team’ that
will play a team of NHL Oldtimers
this fall.
Fans will be given an opportunity
to vote for their favourite player
during the summer by filling out a
ballot. The fan who selects the
most players to take part in the
game will win $100. If there is a
tie, a draw will be made during the
game to decide the winner. Fans
will only be allowed to enter once
and the deadline for entries is
September 11. Ballots will be
available to the public beginning
July 3 when the Bulls host their
annual slowpitch tournament
during Brussels FunFest. A number
of local businesses will also have
ballots available.
Organizing chairman Steve
Coulter, who has been involved
with the Bulls organization for
eight years says, “It will be difficult
to select only 21 players from that
list. I expect the fans will be treated
to an excellent game October 17.”
Coulter adds, “We scheduled the
game for 7:00 to give us time to
have a dance afterwards which will
give fans and former players an
opportunity to get reacquainted.”
During the intermission at the
game Brussels native Kevin
Wheeler will put on a figure
skating demonstration. Wheeler
was won of the top Canadian
skaters last winter and is also a
former Bulls player.
The Bulls Dream Team is one of
several events being planned to
celebrate the team's 10th year in
Junior Hockey. The Bulls played
six seasons in the Western Junior
‘D’ league and then three seasons
ago stepped up to Junior ‘C’. Since
moving up one category, Brussels
has advanced to the league final
each season. For further
information contact Steve Coulter
at 887-9289 or 887-6365 during
business hours.
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