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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1985-11-20, Page 21Want to reduce your input costs.... or increase yields economically? Consider: C.A. Crop Consulting Services We do: - soil sampling (for 11 soil characteristics) - complete fertilizer recommendations - pest monitoring - detailed computer crop budgeting, field reports and record keeping - infrared aerial photography - herbicide, crop variety and pest control recommendations PLEASE CONTACT CA Crop Consulting Services OR Dave Wheeler Box 427, Blyth, Ont. 523-9249 887-6586 THE t...1117tN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985. PAGE 21. Continued from page 20 goal shortly after. Kevin McArter scored two straight goals assisted by Troy Smith and Marty Rutledge to tie the game at 3. Belmont scored the go ahead goal but Jim Bender assisted by Kevin Ruttan and Rollie Smith tied the game at four to end the first period of hockey. Belmont kept Brussels off the scoreboard for the remainder of the hockey game. They added three goals in the second and two in the third period to win the game at 9 - 4. A little smaller ice surface, incom- plete passes and a squad that seemed to be just one step behind the opposition (a well-balanced fast-moving hockey club), brought about the Bull's first defeat of the season. The pressure should be off the shoulders of the players now as the inevitable has happened and they can continue on their way. Injuries have plagued the team throughout the season with four players currently sitting on the sidelines, leaving them short- handed on the player's bench. They have succeeded well at carrying the load. The Juniors will be on the road this Friday visiting the Clinton Mustangs for an 8:30 p.m. game and will be at home to the Mitchell Hawks on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. A double-header on Wednesday found the Brussels Bantams host- ing visitors from Blyth. It proved to be a good even game of hockey with the first two periods of hockey being scoreless. Brussels managed to score at the 11:26 mark of the third period and held on to that lead until the last 10 seconds of the game when Blyth pulled the goaltender for an extra attacker and scored to tie the game at one. Dean Nicholson scored the Brussels' goal with assists by Steven Wheeler and Mike Fraser. The Bantams home game for Wednesday night has been can- celled because of exams. The Midgets hosted Normanby for the second game of the night and picked up a 6 - 2 victory for their efforts. Mary Rutledge and Shawn Bremner scored two goals each for the home team with assists going to Andy Nethery, Dean Lawrie and Jim English on the Rutledge goals with Lawrie and Wayne Jacklin DEAR SIR: Please enter my name as a subscriber to your paper, "The Citizen". It's the best local paper I've seen in years! I enclose $10.00 for the early subscription rate. Thank you. DAVID A. PERRIE WALTON. getting the assists on the Bremner goals. Sean Kieffer assisted by Paul Coultes and Dean Wheeler assisted by Sean Kieffer scored the remaining two goals for Brussels. NOVICE TEAM Friday night had the Novice team visiting Milverton where they picked up a 7 - 5 victory. Matt Lee lead the Brussels attack scoring six goals with Tim Machan getting the seventh. Assists went to Brett Clarkson and Ryan Finch. The Atom and Peewee A teams were at home against Hensall on Friday night. The Atoms were defeated by the visitors 5 - 1. Brett Lee assisted by Ross Machan scored the only goal for Brussels. The Peewees luckily came out on top of the visiting Hensall squad by a 5 - 4 score. Hensall led the game 2 - 0 at the end of the first period. Steven Fritz assisted by Scott Johnston and Jamie Nicholson and Dan Beuerman assisted by Brian McArter came back to score for Brussels and tie the game. The third period found first one team and then the other taking turns scoring the goals with Brussels managing to get the extra and win the game 5 - 4. Dan Beuerman, Scott Bremner and Steven Fritz scored the three third period goals with assists going to Bremner, Fritz and Darren Johnston. The Peewee "B" game for Saturday afternoon was cancelled by the visiting Durham team because of freezing rain. The Atom team travelled to Huron Park for a Saturday after- noon game. Grant Martin scored the first goal for Brussels unassist- ed. Todd Machan assisted by Brett Lee and Ross Machan assisted by Brett Lee scored the next two goals for Brussels. Brett Lee completed the scoring unassisted to finish the game at 4 - 1 for us. Games this week are: Wed., Nov. 20 - 8:30 p.m., Kincardine Midgets at Brussels; Fri., Nov. 22 - 6:00 p.m., Seaforth novice at Brussels; Fri., Nov. 22 - 7:15 p.m., Zurich Atoms at Brussels; Sat., Nov. 23 - 5:00 p.m., Wallace Peewee "B" at Brussels. TRY HARDS The C.K.N.X. Tryhards were in town on Saturday night to play the Minor Hockey coaches in a fun game of hockey that I believe ended in a 4 - 4 tie. Such things as extra long hockey sticks, the happy hooker line and whipped cream pies (we hope Paul) kept the audience entertained. The Try- hards donated an autographed goalie stick which Gwen Raymond won. Minor Sports donated a hockey stick valued at $55.00 which was won by Lois McCall of Brussels. A family dance was held in the auditorium following the hockey game which was well attended. Thank you to all who supported the events and helped to make it a success with special thanks going to the C. K.N.X. Tryhards who take the time to support the local communities in their fund-raising efforts. Remember the Figure Skating Club with their annual dance on Saturday night when music will be provided by "Loose Change". Blyth Peewees win first game The Blyth Peewees opened their 1985-86 season with a 6 - 3 win against Zurich on November 11. Jeff Nesbitt led the Blyth attack with four goals and an assist, Mike Preszcator added a goal and two assists, and Ricky Howson scored the other Blyth goal. The members of the team are Mike Cronyn, Mike Millian, Joel Jenkins, Ricky Howson, Jeff Nes- bitt, Mike Preszcator, Arthur Bos, Brent Radford, Chris Bolger, Shane Taylor, Scott Cronin, Darryl Elliott, Richard Shaddick, Jeff Bromley and Troy Chambers. Coaches are Gary Courtney, Pat Cronin and Jeff Sippel. THANKS VOTERS OF MORRIS, EAST WAWAN OSH AND BLYTH For your support in re-electing me as your representative on The Huron County Board of Education. Please also accept my wishes for a Happy Christmas Season and a prosperous 1986. R. John Elliott THANK YOU for your SUPPORT ERNEST SNELL Reeve of East Wawanosh Ends 20% Discount on & Fabric all November 30th anti-rust undercoat, Paint Protection Waxoyl anti-rust compound $190.00 Waxoyl fabric sealant $69.00 —WaX0yl- CANADA LTD. 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