HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-01-24, Page 15Close call
Belgrave shooter gets a close in chance against the Goderich goaltender during a WOAA
Atom game in Belgrave Saturday morning. There were too few similar chances for Belgrave as
1 Goderich scored an easy victory.
Crusaders get back to winning
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1990. PAGE 15.
Bulls beat Barons
again by 6-3 count
Last Saturday night the Crusa
ders returned to the ice when they
played host to the Tavistock Roy
als.
Tavistock opened the scoring
three minutes into the game when
Paul Albrecht scored on a set up
from Mike Booth and Terry Zehr to
Sports
Clinton Novices shade Blyth
Last Saturday, Jan. 20 the Blyth
Novice A. hockey team travelled to
Clinton and took part in their minor
hockey day.
This game proved very entertain
ing, with the play going end to end
both teams displaying great effort.
Clinton started the game scoring
twice early, but Blyth roared back
with three straight goals. This
1 game continued back and forth
with Clinton taking a 7 to 6 lead
with twenty seconds left in the
game. Blyth pulled their goalie
Scott Bromley and put out an extra
attacker, and missed the open net
Belgrave Tykes
lose to Zurich
Failure to clear their own end
hurt Belgrave Tykes Saturday as
they suffered a 15 - 4 loss to Zurich
on home ice.
Zurich put the game away with
eight goals in the first period as
they continued to take advantage of
rebounds left uncleared near Bel
grave goaltender Justin Black.
Tim Robinson’s goal from Curtis
Knight gave Belgrave a little life
early in the second but Zurich
roared back with three more goals
before the period ended.
In the third, Justin Campbell
scored from Curtis Knight to give
Belgrave its second goal but Zurich
came back with four more goals.
Tim Robinson scored from Justin
Campbell and Craig Marks scored
unassisted to give Belgrave its last
two goals.
given them the early lead. That’s
the way the first period ended, 1-0
Tavistock.
It was nine minutes into the
second when the Crusaders tied the
game up when Tim Fritz set up
Paul Montgomery for the goal. The
Crusaders took the lead seven
minutes later when Dave Mont-
with seconds left. At the end of the
game both teams lined up, and
prizes wertf given out with Darryl
Bromley picking up a hockey stick
for M.V.P. and Amanda Anderson
winning a chicken dinner in the
team draw.
Mike Ansley finished the game
with two goals and two assists;
Mike Haggitt and Amanda Ander
son notching one goal and three
assists each; Darryl Bromley scor
ed twice and added one assist with
Jeff Cowan picking up an assists.
Jon Miller got a hat-trick for
Clinton and picked up the M.V.P.,
with the goalie Matt Steenstra
winning the team draw. Both teams
were treated to pop and chips after
the game in a well-deserved effort.
Blyth’s next game will be at home
Thursday, Jan. 25 against Goderich
at 7 p.m.
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gomery and Mike Watson set up
Troy Pocaluyko for the go-ahead
goal. Brian Campbell increased the
lead just seven seconds later with
Fritz drawing an assist on the play.
The second period ended with the
Crusaders holding a 3-1 lead.
The third period had 12 minutes
gone in it when Troy Pocaluyko
scored from Brian Ten Pas and
Dave Montgomery to give Brussels
a 4-1 lead. There was 40 seconds
left on the clock when Ken Cousins
rounded out the scoring with Dave
Stephenson and Tim Fritz drawing
assists on the play, making the
final score 5-1 for the Crusaders.
The Crusaders next home game
is Saturday, Jan. 27 when they will
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game time 8 p.m.
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The Brussels Jr. C Bulls clicked
five times on the powerplay and
came home with a 6-3 win over the
hometown Hanover Barons Friday
night. The win was the second on
Barons ice for the Bulls and gave
the Juniors a four win, one loss,
one tie record against Hanover in
their maiden season of Jr. C
hockey.
Hanover opened the scoring
early in the game before two
powerplay goals from J. C. Hewitt
gave the Bulls a 2-1 first period
lead.
Brussels added two second peri
od goals, Marty Rutledge at 2:37
and Jason Kraemer at 3:25, both on
powerplay opportunities for a 4-1
lead after two periods.
Thirteen seconds into the final
frame the Bulls notched their fifth
consecutive powerplay goal when
Rutledge scored his second of the
game for a 5-1 lead. Hanover’s
physical style of play and a time
clock that kept*forgetting to start
caused the Bulls to lose their cool
and two Baron goals 40 seconds
apart cut the margin to 5-3 with 12
minutes to play. Fortunately the
Juniors regained their composure
and with eight minutes remaining
newcomer Mike Bettles was sent in
alone, deked the goalie and tucked
the puck upstairs for the final goal
in a 6-3 Bulls win.
J. C. Hewitt was named the
game’s third star while Marty
Rutledge with a five-point effort
was the game’s first star. Murray
Foxton gave the Bulls outstanding
goaltending stopping 37 shots, for
his twelfth win of the year.
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From purely a spectator’s view,
this game was one of the best
played with non-stop action, end to
end rushes, excellent goaltending,
hard hits, and yes, even fisticuffs.
The Bulls play their final regular
season game at home on Sunday at
2 p.m. against the Grand Valley
Harvesters.
In the Matter of Subsection 2 of
Section 35 of the Assessment Act
Extension of Time for
Return of Annual
Assessment Rolls
Pursuant to section 35 of the
Assessment Act, I hereby further
extend to the 27th day of
February, 1990, the day upon
which the assessment rolls for the
year 1989 are required to be
returned pursuant to the provisions
of the said Act in all municipali
ties and localities in the Province
of Ontario except the City of
Welland and the municipalities
located in the Regional Municipal
ity of Sudbury, the County of
Kent, the County of Prince
Edward and the County of
Renfrew.
And notice is hereby given that the
final dale for lodging a complaint
with the Assessment Review Board
in respect of any assessment con
tained in the assessment rolls that
are required to be returned on the
27th day of February, 1990 is fur
ther extended to the 20th day of
March, 1990.
Ontono
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue