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Brussels PeeWees triumph
Broomball...or baseball?
The goalie for the Brussels Kings mens' broomball team reaches high to catch the ball during
a game against the Universal team Tuesday night. This one he stopped but too many other
shots were let in so the Kings lost in regular Blyth league play.
Bulls move into second place
The Brussels Bulls moved into
second place by taking five of six
possible points over the weekend.
Friday night in Walkerton Greg
McNevan's two goals helped the
Bulls to a 3-3 tie with the Black
Hawks. Jason Baier scored the third
Bulls' goal while Tim Beyer
chipped in with a pair of assists.
Saturday night in Grand Valley,
the Bulls scored three shorthanded
goals for a 7-5 victory. Jamie
Williams scored three times and set
up a fourth while Ted Sills and Jeff
McKee each enjoyed a one goal,
two assist game. Brian Zabel and
Nate Bender added singles in a
game that saw the Bulls, trailing 4-
2 after four consecutive Harvester
goals, regroup with two in the
dying minutes of the second period
and score three times, twice
shorthanded, in the third for the
win.
Sunday afternoon the Bulls threw
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Doris Jacklin and Bill Dobson
hosted six tables of euchre Monday
night at the Ethel Hall.
The high man, Elmer Best; high
lady, Dorothy Hamilton; low lady,
Jean Rolof; low man, Mel Jacklin,
most lone hands, June Jacklin,
Adrian Verstoep and Keith Turn
bull; 50/50 winner, Robert Bremn-
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The next euchre will be Dec. 14
at 8:30 p.m.
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for three touchdowns while the
defence held Goderich to a field
goal in a 21-3 romp over the
Sailors in Brussels. After Goderich
opened the scoring the Bulls
replied with 18 unanswered goals,
four in the first, ten in the second
and four more in the third. Two
Goderich goals were bettered by
three last minute Bulls tallies. Nate
Bender led the attack with four
goals while Ted Sills and Jonathan
Lane had three goals, three assists
games. Two of Lane's goals were
scored shorthanded 10 seconds
apart. Greg McNevan and Jeff
McKee had three goal, five point
efforts while George Carnegie
registered one goal and five assists.
Singles were added by Jason Baier,
Brian Zabel, Jason Camm and Tim
Beyer. Goal tender Gary Bridge was
solid in all three games played.
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The Bulls remain undefeated on
the road while the win was the first,
third overall, on home ice after four
consecutive losses.
The Bulls travel to Mt. Forest
Saturday night and host Wingham
Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.
Sunday's game is the Bulls' Food
Drive. Anyone who brings a
canned food item will receive a $1
discount off admission.
From the Bullspen:
Greg McNevan was chosen the
Bulls' Player of the Month. Greg,
Steve Fritz and Gary Bridge will
represent Brussels in the Western
Jr. C. All Star Game January 9
along with the Bulls coaching and
training staff.
A highlight of the Saturday game
was the appearance of ex-NHL
player Kevin McGuire (Toronto
and Buffalo) as a linesman.
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Friday, Dec. 4 the Brussels Pee
Wee Reps, hosted Mitchell II. In a
well played game by both teams
Brussels came out with the edge
over the visitors defeating them by
4-3.
Andrew Exel scored a pair as did
Chad McCallum. Assists went to
Chad McCallum, Andrew Exel and
Corey Newman.
Saturday, Dec. 5 the team took
part in the Legion tournament in
Blyth. At 9:00 a.m. the boys took
to the ice and came out flying
against Goderich Signal Star.
Brussels dominated the entire game
both in shots on net and scoring.
Andrew Exel scored six goals,
Brussels Midgets win
The Brussels Midgets added
another shut-out to their victorious
season thus far when they hosted
Listowel II on Dec. 2.
The first period set the tone with
the home team jumping ahead by
three. Mike Bromley started things
off, assisted by Mark Robinson and
Brett Clarkson, then made the play
to Greg Fritz who nudged in the
second goal. Robinson then took
his turn off a play by Mike McNi-
chol giving the Brussels team a 3-0
edge.
Both teams remained scoreless in
the second, but with 3:45 left on
the clock in the third Brian Whit
more, off a play by Bromley, drove
in the only goal of the period.
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HEALTH ON THE HILI.
A review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
THOUGHTFUL GIVING: If you are perplexed as to what to give
favourite seniors for Christmas, Seaforth Community Hospital
has several great suggestions.
DINING FOR SENIORS GIFT CERTIFICATES: When you
purchase a gift certificate for $6.00 each, you are providing not
only a delicious hot cooked meal, but entertainment and the
sociability of other seniors as well. Transportation can be
provided. Certificates available at hospital Admitting and
Switchboard. Call 527-1650, est. 248 for Information.
FIRST CALL RESPONSE SYSTEMS: An easy-to-use emergency
response system and telephone all in one. Specialized
assistance is available when needed at the press of a button.
Call 527-1650, ext. 234 for more Information.
DECK THE HALLS: The hospital scenery is very festive lately,
thanks to the exceptional window painting by Seaforth District
High School students. As well, our Hospital Auxiliary has
strung bows of greenery, hung wreaths in hallways and filled
their Gift Shop windows with terrific Christmas ideas. Of
course, nothing looks prettier than the glow of 500 lights which
adorn the Tree of Lights on the front lawn. We thank the
Auxiliary Volunteers for such dedication and innovation in all
their hospital fund raising efforts.
ACTIVATION ACTIVITIES NEED VOLUNTEERS: We are
beginning another winter season with increased indoor activity.
With this comes the need for talent and volunteers. If you have
1-2 hours per week to donate towards helping our patients in the
hospital, please call M.M. Nash or Carol Hunt 527-1650, ext 231.
Persons with talent of any sort wishing to demonstrate or
entertain, we would be delighted to have your company!!
Corey Newman got the hat trick,
Chad McCallum and Adam Can-
each had a pair. Steve Machan and
Brett Fischer had one each.
The final score was Brussels 15,
Goderich 0.
At 6:00 Brussels played a strong
Ripley team, working hard the
entire game.
Brussels' lone unassisted goal
was scored early in the first period
by Andrew Exel, which was
answered to in the same period.
Ripley moved ahead by one more
in the second. Brussels played a
strong defensive game but were
unable to get those much needed
shots on net. The final score was
Ripley 4, Brussels 1.
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