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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1985-11-06, Page 21The Original SQUEEZO STRAINER t • Make apple sauce, tomato sauce, jams, soups and piefilling without peeling or coring a single vegetable or fruit. • Make seedless jams strain- ed pumpkin, creamed vegetable soups and much more... just as fast as you can turn the handle. • Free 23 page booklet in- cluded with over 60 recipes, tips and guidelines on how you can use your Squeezo Strainer throughout all seasons of the year. • Another fine product from Troy-Bilt.... the makers of tools for easier gardening. October Special $7900 plus free "Joy of Gardening" cookbook $17.95 value. HURON TRACTOR EXETER 235-1115 BLYTH 523-4244 Chaiunce airstyling Queen St. Blyth, Ont. (519) 523-9722 Booking Christmas & New Year's Appointments now COUNTDOWN 7 WEEKSTO DECEMBER 25 Wesell Gift Certificates for hairand boutique accessories as well as all hair care needs. Can't decide on that Christmas Gi THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF BLYTH NOTICE TO VILLAGE RATEPAYERS Fourth installment of current taxes DUE AND PAYABLE ON OR BEFORE November 15,1985 Penalty on arrears of taxes at the rate of 1.25% per month due on the first day of the month following due date. TAX COLLECTOR VILLAGE OF BLYTH Larry B. Walsh THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1985 PAGE. 21. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 420 will be having signing ceremonies of "The Articles of Faith" after the remembrance day services. All Legion members, past and present, and Ladies Auxiliary members, past and present, are invited to please attend. Remem- ber this is your legion too. Poppy Day is Saturday, Novem- ber 9 - buy a poppy. Support a needy veteran. Church services and the parade will be held Sunday, November 10. Parade will be at 9:30 from Legion. The Church Service is 10 a.m. at the Christian Reformed Church. Remembrance Day Service is November 11. The parade is from the legion commencing at 10:30 a.m. The service is at 10:45 a.m. at Blyth Memorial Hall. There are euchre parties every other Saturday evening, commen- cing November 23 at 8 p.m. Come and bring a friend. Brussels sports beat Juniors rebound twice BY LOIS McARTER The Junior "D" hockey club played two very close games of hockey on the weekend. They travelled to Clinton on Friday night to play the "Mustangs". and found themselves with only 10 players and two goalies dressed to face the opposition. Clinton came out strong and scored two goals early in the game to take a 2 - 0 lead. Murray Dewar and Kevin McArter combined to score Brussels' first goal mid-way through the period. Clinton added one more to close the period at 3 - 1 in their favour even though Brussels had out-shot them 14 - 8. Troy Smith was having a good second period of hockey, until he was taken heavily into the boards and taken off the ice by stretcher and removed to Clinton Hospital. Rollie Smith assisted by Troy scored Brussels' second goal early in the second period with Kevin Wheeler and Troy Smith working together to tie the game at three. Troy was injuredjust before the period ended. Shots on goal were 10-9 in Brussels' favour as Clinton kept the pressure on and Jeff MeGavin kept them shut-out. Dave Schmidt and Murray Dewar combined to score the only goal of the third period and clinch the win for Brussels at 4 - 3. We were glad to learn after the game that Troy had no broken bones but had torn ligaments in the shoulder which will keep him side-lined for a few weeks. BULLS AGAINST SEAFORTH The Bulls were at home to the visiting Seaforth Centennaires on Sunday afternoon. The first period was a good fast game of end-to-end hockey. Brussels picked up a penalty in the last minute of play and Seaforth scored with only 25 seconds remaining on the clock to take a 1 - 0 lead. The second period continued to be interesting hockey as the players banged that little piece of black rubber back and forth from one to another at a good pace. Tim Fritz who was set up by Kevin Ruttan and Murray Dewar finally found an opening to tie the score at 1. Just before the period ended Seaforth scored once more to take a 2 - 1 lead at the end of the second. Two very even teams continued play in the third period with Brussels' Rollie Smith being in the right place at the right time and streaked down the ice to deek the goalie and tie the game at 2. The turning point of the game was at 1:42 of the third period when Seaforth came down the ice on a break-away and Brussels' goalie Mike Smith stopped them. Kevin Ruttan and Dave Schmidt passed out the rebound to Murray Dewar who went right back down the ice to score what proved to be the winning goal. Brussels had out-shot Seaforth 38 - 26 in the game. When the weekend commenced Brussels was on top of the standings with Seaforth and Clinton tied for second place. There should be some good exciting hockey games close to home this winter. It would be nice to see the same support at the home games the rest of the winter as was in attenance on Sunday afternoon. Keep up the good work fellows. The Bulls willbe playing three games this week. They will be travelling to Howick on Wednesday night at 9:00 p.m. and will be at home to Clinton Saturday night at 8:00 p.m. and to Tavistock, Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. See you there! MIDGETS START SEASON Two of the teams in Minor Sports got their seasons underway this past week. The midget team travelled to Ayton arena on Wednesday night to play the Normanby Midgets for their first game of the year. They picked up a 3 - 0 victory for their efforts. Marty Rutledge assisted by Dean Lawrie, and Paul Coultes assisted by Sean Kieffer scored two goals in the first period to take the lead. Dean Wheeler assisted by Paul Coultes scored the only goal in the third period to end the game at 3 - 0 for Brussels. The Tri-County Peewee team opened their season at home against the visiting team from Howick on Friday evening and also picked up their first win of the season. Jason Cooper assisted by Steve McCutcheon scored the first goal for Brussels with Steve McCutcheon from Cooper and Kevin Alcock getting the second goal. Brent Evans assisted by Rob Veitch scored the third, with Steve McCutcheon from Brad Taylor getting the final goal to end the game at 4 - 2 in Brussels favour. Home games for Minor Hockey this .week will be: Wed. 7:00 p.m. - Clinton Bantams at Brussels Wed. 8:30 p.m. - Lucknow Midgets at Brussels Fri. 6:00 - Blyth Novice at Brussels Fri. 7:15 p.m. - Elma-Logan Atoms at Brussels Sat. 5:00 p.m. - Exeter Peewee "A" at Brussels. TRY-HARDS VISIT Minor Sports is holding a special event on Saturday, November 16 at 8:00 p.m. when the coaching staff will attempt to play hockey against the C.K.N.X. Try- Hards in a fun game. A family dance will be held following the game in the auditorium for everyone. It should be a fun evening for all ages. The figure skating club is also holding a dance on November 23 in the auditorium to the music of "Loose Change". Mark your calendar for these two events. They'd like to see you there. Blyth businesses support sports The business community of Blyth. Londesboro and Auburn has once again come through with support for the Blyth Figure Skating and Minor Sports Clubs. The businesses have purchased ice time at the arena to help offset some of the cost of running these two clubs. With the price of registration covering only half of the year's expenses, the assistance from the community is very appreciated. The more than 50 businesses have their names displayed in a colourful mural at the arena. The names will remain there until mid January. It is hoped that when you visit the arena you will take special note of how our business community supports its children. Blyth Legion plans parade FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS BAKING NEEDS SHOP Blyth Bulk Food +Queen St., Blyth OPEN: MON.-THURS. 10A.M.-6P.M. FRI.10A.M.-8P.M. SAT. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. t- Weekly InstoreSpecials HOME BAKED GOODS THURSDAY-SATURDAY 523-4789 Use Citizen classified ads Only $2.50 Anglican Church of Canada SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 St. Mark's, Auburn 8:30 a.m. Said Matins St. John's, Brussels 11:30 a.m. Said Matins ' Trinity, Blyth 3:00 p.m. Confirmation and Holy Eucharist Reception to follow THE RECTOR: THE REVEREND ROBIN LYONS 887-9267