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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2007-01-25, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 2007. The Blyth Atom Reps have started their playoffs after a very successful season. They met Clifford for game one, Friday, Jan. 19 and closed the door on the competition. Dalton Carey in goal earned the 6-0 shutout. Ryan Nesbitt put Blyth on the scoreboard in the first, assisted by Mike VanWyk. Nesbitt was first to bulge the twine in the second, assisted by Spencer Stevenson and Wyatt Carey. VanWyk skated in to bring the lead to three before the buzzer. Stevenson and Matt VanWyk were creditted with the assists. Three more goals were scored in the third period. Stevenson lit the light twice, while Dustin Pennington netted one. Assists went to W. Carey, Nesbitt and Braydon Whitfield with two. The next game is Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Blyth. The kindergartens at Grey Central Public School are learning a new poem about snowflakes and they’re planning to build a snowman if the snow sticks around. They have learned their numbers to 10 and are playing X’s and O’s. Reported by Isaac V. Grade 1s are doing lots of fun activities like writing narratives and their own stories. In social studies they are doing mapping and in science they are doing States of Matter. Reported by Rachael S. The Grade 2s are learning to count coins up to a dollar. In January they welcomed a new student named Harmoni. In art class they are doing line designs. They enjoy morning messages and they are learning about different cultures and how they celebrate. Reported by Derek K. The Grade 3s went to the computer lab to do a Kid Pix workshop. When they are done they are publishing their fable stories, also on the computer. Grade 4s have been learning about lines and angles. They are reading, The Great Brain Does it Again. In art they mixed their own colour wheels. Reported by Logan C. In math, the Grade 5s are learning about area. For art they make mats for their desk. They are reading a book called The Black Pearl. They do some Smart Spot on the computer. Reported by Stephanie R. Miss Aarssen’s class is learning measuring in math, in gym they are playing floor hockey, and in science they are learning about their bodies. Reported by Rouven Grade 7s, are learning to measure shapes and they are learning difficult words. In art class they are going to trace their hands. Reported by Nikki D. On Feb.6 Grade 8s are going to job shadow, which means they are going to different work places to see what people do. They are also registering for high school. They raised $125 from the sale of their log heads and have donated the money to Pet Rescue. Reported by Matt S. At her side It was a nailbiter for the Blyth Atom Girls as they faced off against Walkerton on home ice Sunday. The game ended in a 3-2 decision for the home team. (Vicky Bremner photo) Stainton Midgets hold 1-game advantageThe Stainton Midget Rep teamholds a 2-1 advantage in the firstround of WOAA playoffs. Defeating Seaforth by scores of 5-3 and 6-1 on Thursday and Saturday,the team dropped a 4-1 decisionSunday in a must win game for Seaforth. At home in game one, BenGowing and Wade Stephenson hadtwo goals apiece with Chris Jutzinotching one. Assists went to GregTiffin and Chase Chapman with twoeach and Jordan Errington and Kyle Ritchie one apiece. Niall Jones hadthe win in net. In Seaforth on Saturday, Tiffin putup two goals with Jordan Campbell,Graham Ashcrost, Stephenson andJuzti adding singles. Gowing hadtwo assists with Greg Munday,Cameron Chaffe, Andrew Baker andTyler Stewart getting one each. SeanCook played a solid game in net. Back in Seaforth on Sunday,Wingham hoped to put round oneaway, but it wasn’t to be. A steadystream of penalties in the first and second periods let Seaforth build upa 3-0 lead enroute to a 4-1 win. Greg Munday scored the lone goalfor Wingham assisted by Ashcroft.Jones took the loss in net. Gamefour is back in Wingham onThursday evening at 8 p.m. PO Box 237, 603 Campbell St., Lucknow, Ontario N0G 2H0 Phone: 519-528-2388 Toll Free: 1-877-582-5669 Email: lhcrstaff@hurontel.on.ca Website: www.lakehuroncottagerentals.com Owners: Carl & Belinda Sloetjes TICO#50000 6589 The Blyth Pee Wee Dynamite broomball team played in the Mildmay tournament this weekend. They played three games Saturday. The first was against Innisfill I. It was a closely-matched game. The Dynamite scored the first goal when Morgan Gwalchmai passed up to Zack Berwick who went the length of the ice to score. The Dynamite kept the lead for their first win. The second game was against Innisfill II. It was another close game with both teams putting up some strong offence. Alex Sanders held off the Innisfill big shooters with some help from his goal posts to get the game into overtime. The Dynamite couldn’t hold them off in overtime and Innisfill took the win. Blyth played Blyth in the third game as they were matched up against the Rollers. Both teams played well and late in the game Rollers Hunter Broda scored with a shot from the point. The Rollers took the win putting the Dynamite out of the tourn- ament. Country Fare By Patricia Ham, Auburn School House Hoping you will enjoy and use some of the recipes I will be giving each month. They have all been tested by me in my home, and will come from many sources. They are easy family food that teenagers and parents will enjoy. ORANGE RAISIN BREAD 1 large orange 2 cup raisins boiling water 2 tbsp. butter 1 tsp. vanilla 1 egg 1 cup sugar 2 cups flour 1/2 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. baking powder 1/4 tsp. salt 1/2 cup broken nuts Squeeze orange juice into a cup. Put orange rind and raisins through a food chopper. Add enough boiling water to juice to make up one cup. Pour over ground mixture in mixing bowl. Stir in the butter, vanilla, egg and sugar. Mix thoroughly. Combine flour, soda and baking powder. Add salt if using. Mix all together until smooth. Pour into a loaf pan. Smooth top and press in broken nuts. Bake at 350°F for approximately one hour. FRUIT SALAD MARMALADE 1 cup diced pears 2 cups diced peaches 1 can crushed pineapple 1/2 cup maraschino cherries, diced 2 oranges, seeded and ground, rind and juice 1 lemon, juice only 10 cups white sugar 1 bottle Certo Mix very well and leave overnight. Add bottle of Certo. Bring to a boil and boil for one minute only. Stir and cool for 10 minutes to prevent floating fruit. Put in sterilized jars and seal. Process in canner 10 minutes at boiling point. BEAN AND BACON SOUP 1 1/2 cups white beans soaked overnight in cold water 1 cup diced onion 1 cup celery 1 cup diced turnip 1/2 lb. bacon, coarsely chopped pinch of pepper 2 cups tomato juice 1 tsp. dry mustard 4 cups hot water 2 tbsp. sugar Combine drained soaked beans, celery, onion, turnip, chopped bacon and four cups hot water. Simmer slowly about two hours. Wash beans somewhat. Add tomato juice, condiments, sugar and mustard. 209 Drummond Street, Blyth Open 7 Days A Week. 519-523-4551 We have the Ingredients Blyth’s Dynamite plays in Mildmay tournament The Blyth Midget Girls Black Ice broomball team played in the Mildmay tournament this weekend. The girls started off against the Palmerston Panthers on Friday night. Both teams had their chances but neither scored leaving the game at a 0-0 tie. Next the Black Ice took on Seaforth. Hayley Pavao scored early in the game to put the Black Ice in the lead. In the second period Nikki Beyersbergen scored and put the Black ice up by two. They kept their lead to win 2-0. This put them into the final on Sunday. Sunday’s game was an exciting match up against the Palmerston Panthers. The Black Ice seemed to have the advantage in the first period but failed to score. The second period had a lot off action at both ends of the ice and Amy Root in the Black Ice net held off the Panthers to put the game into overtime. In overtime the Back Ice managed to hold them off through a two- minute penalty but after 10 minutes of wild overtime action the Panthers put one away to take the win. Black Ice loses to Panthers The Blyth Tykes shone over the Seaforth Stars in a hockey match onJan. 20. It was a close contest but the locals took the victory by a score of 2-1. Colton Rodger scored both Blyth goals. Seaforth had numerous chances to score, but the Bulldogs worked together to hold them to one goals. Jeremy Wilts was solid in net. Coaches said this was the best team effort of the year. Tykes shine over Stars Atoms start playoffs Thanks to the generous donation of Grey Twp. residents, the Grey Firefighters Association will be receiving an AED Plus Debfibrillator. The AED Plus will help assist the firefighters at the scene of cardiac arrest. These units are programmed to walk firefighters through the steps needed to assist cardiac patients, along with their CPR training, until EMS arrives. They are compatible to those used by Huron County Ambulance services, allowing them to plug their machines directly to equipment being used when they arrive on scene. The AED units are also being placed in area arenas and community centres for emergency use. The AED Plus will be arriving within the next two to three weeks and after training, the department hopes to have the unit in operation by early spring. Grey fire department gets defibrilator Grey kindergartens learn poem