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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2012-02-23, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2012. PAGE 9. On Behalf of The North Huron Trail Groomers & The Wingham & District Snowmobile Club We wish to express our thanks to the following sponsors AND ALL THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED A power wheelchair can cost up to $25,000, a porch lift up to $8,000 and an opportunity to go to a fully accessible camp $2,000. CTV ABC INVESTMENTS CORPORATION ALBERT ST. DENTURE CLINIC - D.R. McTaggart, DD am920, 101.7 The One, 94.5 The Bull Anchorvale Repair & Sales Inc. - Auto & Truck Repair B & K Tire & Battery Bluewater Office Equipment Ltd. Brian Buffinga Electrical and Controls Bruinsma Excavating Ltd Blyth Construction Ltd. Central Huron Insulation Inc. Clinton Glass & Mirror Co. Ltd. Clinton Massage Therapy Clinic Clinton News Record Clinton Raceway Inc. Cornerstone Consultants - Construction & Design Countryside Collision & Customizing D & D Glass and Mirror DK Small Engine Repair Deans Valu Mart Delta Power Equipment - 1 mile North of Seaforth Dr. Carolyn Wood -Clinton Chiropractic Centre Dwyer Manufacturing Ltd. Elliott Nixon Insurance Brokers Inc Exeter Times Advocate Excalibur Insurance Group Fleming Feed Mill Ltd Flower Magic Flynn Farms (Clinton) Ltd. Focus Foxton Fuels Limited Gary Bean Securities Ltd. – Exeter Goderich Signal-Star Goderich Honda Grant Bergsma Carpentry Services Great Lakes New Holland Inc. Greens Meat Market Greidanus Poultry Service Ltd. Groves TV & Appliance Centre Hensall District Co-operative Inc. Howson & Howson Limited Huron Tire & Auto Hyde Brothers Farm Equipment (1997) Limited Hyundai of Goderich IVO & ANGELA GERRETSEN J.M.R. Electric Ltd. Jack's General Repair Janet's Country Donut Café John Neutel Construction Ltd. Kingsbridge Wind Farm L. H. Jenkins Limited Leslie Motors Ltd./Mark Leslie Londesboro Co-op Londesborough - Hullett Central Public School Londesborough Lion's Club Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. M.G.M. Townsend Tire Inc. McGavin Farm Supply Ltd. Marshall Decorating Ltd Merner Contracting Ltd. MicroAge Basics - Goderich Mike Boven Carpentry Middegaal Pools & Sports Ltd. NJS Design Event & Party Rentals NEWTECH AG. INC. OSM Magazine Ontario Used Tractor Parts Otten Auto P.A. Roy Insurance o/a Excalibur Insurance Group Paul-Lor Jerseys Radford's Farm Equipment Ltd. Robert Radford Farm Machinery Repairs Royal LePage Heartland Realty, Brokerage Moore's Foodland Scott & Company Trucking Seaforth Huron Expositor Seaforth Lions Club Inc. Strathroy SnoBlizzards Ted Moran Mechanical Ltd. The 2 Step Family Footwear The Albion Hotel Bayfield The Citizen Newspaper - Blyth - Brussels The Co-operators - Brett W. Lammie & Associates Inc. - Wingham The Little Inn of Bayfield the purple turtle co. Tiesma Industrial Coverings Inc. TTK Transport Inc. THOMPSONS LIMITED Twisted Pipes Vanden Heuvel Structures Ltd Vandriel Excavating Inc. VAN GAALEN FARMS Vodden, Bender & Seebach WAYNE & HAROLD SMITH CONSTRUCTION LTD. Wingham Advance-Times Wingham Foodland Award winners Blyth broomball players were recognized for their skill and dedication at an awards banquet over the weekend. Shown are players awarded in their respective divisions, back row, from left: Most dedicated boy, Jason Barger; most dedicated player, Curtis Terpstra; most improved player, Chandler Wilts; most improved player, Tristan Cook; most improved player, Amber Tugwell and most dedicated player, Shannon Dale. Middle row, from left: Most improved girl, Maleah Taylor; most dedicated girl, Ashley Falconer; most dedicated girl, Lauren Hayter; most improved player, Colin Wilts; most dedicated boy, Riley Graf; most dedicated player, Bailey VanMassenhoven and most dedicated boy, Kurtis Frischknecht. Front row, from left: Most improved girl, Griffie Bromley; most improved girl, Paige Bull; most dedicated girl, Colleen Nivins; most improved boy, Connor Flynn and most improved boy, Malcolm Squires. Absent were most improved player, Gerrit Logtenberg and most dedicated player, Kendall Black. (Photo submitted) Blyth BrusselsJuveniles eliminateStars, take on Drayton The Blyth Brussels Juvenile Crusaders recently toppled the Seaforth Stars in playoff action and have taken a one-game lead over the Drayton Defenders in their second playoff series. The Blyth Brussels Juvenile Crusaders second-round series started in Brussels against a tough Drayton Defenders squad on Feb. 5 and at the end of an exciting game the Crusaders ended up on the losing side of a 4-3 score. Goals coming from Travis Kerr assisted by Ryan Sholdice and Dan Dery, Ty Sebastian from Adam Cronin and Mike McDowell and Taylor Prior from Ty Sebastian and Matt Popp. Sharing goal duties for this game were Dave Irwin and Nathan Watson. The Blyth Brussels Juvenile Crusaders’ second game of the series was in Drayton on Feb. 12 and the fans witnessed another exciting game with the Crusaders being victorious in their efforts with a 3-0 score. Goals coming from Aaron Popp from Mike McDowell, Dan Dery from Adam Cronin and Matt Kerr and Adam Cronin from Cody Subject and Dan Dery. Goalie for this game was Nathan Watson. Game three was again in Drayton on Feb. 17 and the Crusaders showed up to play, which resulted in another exciting game that was witnessed by the many fans that are following the Crusaders quest. Again the Crusaders where victorious with a 7-3 score. The next game on the Crusaders quest will be at the Blyth Arena Friday Feb. 24 starting at 8:30 p.m. Come on out and support the Juvenile Crusaders on their quest to the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) championship. Redemption The Blyth Brussels Atom Local League found redemption on Wednesday, Feb. 15 as they downed the Goderich Sailors. The game was the last in a three-game series in which the Sailors defeated Blyth Brussels twice. (Jim Brown photo) Family broomball The Blyth and District Community Centre was busy on Monday as Family-Fun-Apalooza-Winter-Luge-Athon saw several events held there including family broomball, shown here. (Jim Brown photo)