HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2007-08-23, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 2007. PAGE 9. The Brussels Bantams competedin their year-end tournament onFriday, Aug. 17 and Saturday, Aug.18 in Atwood.Brussels played its first round-robin game against Londesborough.
Brianne Wheeler started pitching for
Brussels allowing only three runs in
four innings with seven strikeouts.
Ryan Smith closed the last three
innings with eight strikeouts and
allowing no runs to cross.
The Brussels offensive scored 13
runs. Wheeler, at four bats, had two
doubles and a single. Brendan
Stretton hit a double and two singles
and Andrew Lindsay stroked a triple
and a single.Brussels then played Varna. Smithpitched the game allowing five runson 13 strikeouts, seven hits and fourwalks. Brussels scored 11 runs.Cody Subject hit two singles and a
triple. Stretton had two doubles.
Lindsay hit a triple and a single and
Taylor Prior slammed a single and a
homerun.
Brussels then played Seaforth for
the last game of round-robin play.
Wheeler started on the mound
allowing four runs on nine hits, one
walk and a strikeout. Smith finished
the game allowing one run on one hit
and a strikeout.
Offensively Lindsay hit four
singles and a homerun. Stretton
counted for four singles. Justin Pipe
had two singles. Subject stroked a
triple and a double. Wheeler had a
double and two singles and Evan
Ducharme had two singles.
Brussels finished in first place in
round-robin play with a record of
three wins and a plus of 26. They
would play the second-place teamVarna which had a record of twowins and a plus of 16. Smith pitchedthe entire game allowing four runson three hits, six walks and 12strike-outs.
Again Brussels offensive was
aggressive at the plate. Pipe hit two
homeruns and a single. Brad
Quesenberry had a double and two
singles. Smith blasted a homerun
and a triple. Robert Cronin hit a
triple, double and two singles.
Andrew Hess had a double and a
single. Ducharme hit two singles.
Lindsay was on with two singles.
Subject had a double and a single
and Stretton a single.
Brussels scored 16 runs to win the
B Championship. Brussels was the
only team in the tournament to go
undefeated.
In the A championship side of the
round-robin tournament,
Sebringville would upset the
undefeated Zurich squad with a 6-5
win.
Above the rest
The action is always high-flying at the National motocross
race held at Lees’ just east of Walton every August. The
track conditions were perfect for this year’s event and
racers from near and far competed to take top spot. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
WBMAWANOSH Y OONLIGHT
Join us for an evening hike at
the Wawanosh Nature Centre
Tuesday, August 28
7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Free Admission Bring a
flashlight Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
Wawanosh is located north of
Blyth, west of County Road 4,
on Nature Centre Road.
For information call the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority at 519 335-3557.
Bantams win B crown
The Friday night euchre party held
at the Cranbrook Hall was hosted by
Judy Hahn, Joan Jacobs, Neil Hatt
and Edna McLellan.
There were 7 1/2 tables at
play.
Winners were: share the wealth,
Verna Crawford and Shirley
Kinsgley; travelling lone hand, John
Subject; high ladies, Sharon
Freeman and Beryl Smith; high
men, Iola Subject and Raymond
Kingsley; ladies’ lone hands, Leota
Thompson; men’s lone hands, Keith
Turnbull.
Ttally winners were Shirley
Verstoep, Dorothy Martin, Viola
Adams, Lloyd Smith, Leona
McDonald, Neil Hatt, Verna
Crawford, Lloyd Weber, Mary
Davidson, Bill Craig, Isabelle Craig,
Ross Stephenson and Myrna
Burnett.
The next euchre party will be
held on Friday, Sept. 7 at 8
p.m.
DRINKING WATER SOURCE PROTECTION COMMITTEE COMPOSITION
Ausable Bayfield and Maitland Valley Source Protection Committee
Under O. Reg. 288/07,Clean Water Act, 2006
Municipal Sector Economic Sector Other Interests
Municipal (5) Agricultural (3) Environmental (2)
Commercial (Business/Tourism) (1) Landowner/Property (1)
Industry/Manufacturing (1)Public at Large (2)
Summary of Member Obligations:A full job description is available at www.sourcewaterinfo.on.ca.
This notice is also available at www.sourcewaterinfo.on.ca.
Applications that have been received to date by the sector organizers will be considered to stand. Sector organizers
will submit top candidates within each sector by September 11, 2007 to the Source Protection Authority. For general
information, contact Cathie Brown, Project Manager, at 1-888-286-2610 or 519-235-2610 or at
info@sourcewaterinfo.on.ca.
August 22, 2007
As outlined in the Clean Water Act, 2006, the Ausable Bayfield and Maitland Valley Source Protection Committee
is being created according to provincial regulation. The Source Protection Committee will oversee a science-based
planning process to develop a Source Protection Plan to protect municipal sources of drinking water in the Ausable
Bayfield and Maitland Valley Source Protection Region. The Regulation establishes a committee of 15 members,
excluding the Chair. Originally, one committee member was to have represented the Health Sector. However, the
Regulation provides that the interests of the Health Sector are to be represented by a liaison appointed by the Min-
ister. Therefore, the seat formerly identified for Health is no longer required. In order to better represent the broad,
multi-sectoral interests of the planning region, an additional representative will be selected to fill that place. The
revised composition of the committee is listed below:
For a hardcopy or for further information, please call 1-888-265-2610 or 519-235-2610 or at
info@sourcewaterinfo.on.ca.
7 1/2 tables in play
at Cranbrook Hall
It was a busy day in the area on
Saturday as local communities hosted
Doors Open events.
With 12 sites in Brussels, the
village welcomed close to 175 people
from as far away as Texas.
The sites open for visitors included
Melville Presbyterian Church,
Chocolates and Fudge/Smith Block,
Cinnamon Jim’s/Flatiron Building,
Oldfield Hardware, St. John’s
Anglican Church, McNeil Autobody
Museum and Collectibles, Brussels
Carnegie Public Library and Solace
on Turnberry/Grant Bock.
Also included were Brussels
Livestock and the Cowboy
Loft/Brussels Agri-Services .
In North Huron, the majority of
sites were in Wingham. However, the
popular walking tours in Blyth were
included as was Blyth Memorial
Hall.
Visitors were also pointed to the
pioneer ghost town of Sunshine, just
east of Belgrave, and Pianovations in
Londesborough.
A Kick off Barbeque for
The Rob Morley Campaign
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Teeswater Agri-Curl, Teeswater
6:30 pm
Come out and meet Rob Morley
your Huron Bruce PC Candidate and
Celebrate the ‘Taste of Huron Bruce’
There will be a Silent Auction and Activities for Children
The Barbeque will be coordinated by Cardiffs
$20/person $50/family
For tickets and more information,
contact: 1-866-429-8868 or
robmorleypc@yahoo.ca
This event is supported by the Huron Bruce Provincial PC Riding Association.
People
open
doors
to
visitors