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The Citizen, 1990-12-18, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1990. Blyth PeeWees stingy on defence, score shutouts BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Legion Pee Wees had another busy schedule last week as they played three league games in four days and came away with three wins. The team hosted Zurich on Monday, December 10, and emerg­ ed with a 6-3 win in a penalty-filled contest. Zurich opened the scoring 19 seconds into the game but Blyth evened the score 14 seconds later. Michael Slaverda put a screened shot past the goalie with assists to linemates Jason Rutledge and Brad Anderson. Brian McNichol scored a short- handed goal later in the period and Henry Bos, with an assist from McNichol, increased Blyth’s lead to 3-1 in the final minute of the first frame. Jason Rutledge increased the lead to 4-1 in the first minute of the second period with an unassisted screened shot. Midway through the period Blyth notched a power play tally as Chris Stewart took a pass from Ryan Chamney in the slot and fired a bullet-like wrist shot. Zurich closed out the second period with a power play goal of their own and the teams traded single goals in the third period. Benjie Hakkers and Greg Toll assisted on Blyth’s power play goal as Greg pinched in at the blue line and passed out to Shawn Hakkers nearlhe goal crease who recorded the goal. Zurich closed out the scoring late in the game as Blyth triumphed 6-3. Game two was played on Wed­ nesday, December 12 as Blyth travelled to Hensall where they New Brownies Crime Stoppers NOTICE AUBURN & LONDESBORO RESIDENTS The thief stole the above proper­ ty over the weekend of June 22, 1990. Blyth Brownie Pack gained 11 new members December 6 when enrollment was held at Blyth Public School. New members are: (front row, left to right) Sara Plant, Becky Archambault, Ashley Taylor, Rosalyn Hartman, Rachel deBoer, and Amanda Fidom; (back) Robin Mason, Kelly Ann Dalton, Christina McLure, Julie Cowan and Diana Bakelaar. Overnight of the 14-15th of November 14-15, 1990 a thief stole a pioneer AM/FM cassette player from a vehicle parked on the Hamilton street parking lot of McGee’s Pontiac Buick Cadillac in Goderich. The thief broke part of the dash while stealing the unit. A theft occurred at the Goderich squeaked past the home team 1-0. The only goal of the game was scored midway through the first period. Brian McNichol and Henry Bos assisted on the goal after a wild goalmouth scramble where Ryan Chamney poked in the loose puck. The offence took the rest of the night off and only the stellar goaltending performances of Blyth’s tandem of Michael de Jong and Chris Lee kept Hensall off the scoreboard and enabled the Legion Pee Wees to emerge with a close 1-0 win. - Thursday, December 13 saw the Blyth Pee Wees travel to Huron Park where, once again, a defen­ sive struggle ensued. Blyth carried the play for most of the game as they won their second 1-0 game in a row. Blyth had a scare early in the game as left-winger Shawn Hak- kers was checked heavily to the ice where he remained until the ambu­ lance arrived. Trainer Al Craig did a masterful job of attending to the injury and we are happy to report that the injury wasn’t serious and Shawn escaped with only a bruised shoulder. The Legion Pee Wees played a penalty-free game and were re­ warded with the victory with 23 seconds left in the game. Defence­ men Peter Craig and Tim Cowan fed Brian McNichol breaking up the ice and Brian carried the puck across the Stephen Township blue- line before letting go a blistering slapshot that went in high to the glove side of the opposition net- minder. Puckstoppers Michael de Jong and Chris Lee shared their second shut-out in a row in this 1-0 High School in the rear parking lot on November 15 between 8:40 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. An Alpine radio/ cassette player, ser. #R90533257, and an Alpine amplifier Ser. #R911614ST were stolen from a 1984 Olds. Delta 88. The thief also got away with a box of 30 tapes. The vehicle had been locked and was broken into by someone using a coat hanger. Break. Enter and Theft at Lot 9, Cone. 1 Hullett Twp. The thief made off with the following items: 1 - candle microwave oven; 1 - Hitachi tape recorder; 1 - Hitachi getto blaster; 1 - 26” RCA colour television; 1 - 28” Hitachi colour television; 1 - Pioneer stereo and 4 speakers; 1 - stereo amplifier; 1 - tool chest with a variety of tools in it; 1 - RCA video recorder. Where is it? There was plenty of action for the Blyth Legion Pee Wee goaltenders in their final of the Legion-sponsored Pee Wee tournament in Blyth Saturday. A much bigger Ripley team dominated the home side to win the championship. Brussels Sprouts winning again Saturday saw the Brussels Sprouts playing Stephen Township. It was a very low scoring game that saw the home team winning 3-0. Phillip Affocten played a super game in goal for the home team Sprouts. Nolan Krotz had a big day MISCHIEF Overnight of November 2-3, 1990 an unknown perpetrator sprayed red paint on the doors and walls at the rear of the Brucefield Public school. This could be the same party responsible for a similar type of damage that occurred in the Town of Clinton. If you have information about this or any other crime call Crime Stoppers of Huron County, 1-800- 265-1777 and you will be eligible to receive a reward of up to $1,000. You wil never have to reveal your name nor appear in court. Remem­ ber crime doesn’t pay Crime Stop­ pers does. as he scored the first goal on a pass from Robbie Kerr and Brian Old­ field. Krotz got his second goal from Marc Fischer. Nolan Krotz completed his hat-trick as he Season’s Greetings Your friendship means a lot to us. Enjoy a wonderful holiday. NOTICE RESIDENTS OF BRUSSELS There will be a change in garbage collection for Boxing Day.Garbagewillbepickedupon SATURDAY, DEC. 29 MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM DON & EVONNE CARTER & STAFF NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS AND THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS THE MORRIS TOWNSHIP LANDFILL SITE WILL BE CLOSED WED., DEC. 26, 1990. DOUGLAS FRASER REEVE OF MORRIS TOWNSHIP Wednesday, December 26th garbage will be picked up on Saturday, December 29th. January 2 - Regular pickup. 'PMiday qneet&t^ (vmi t&e tta^ nt SmutnioM scored on a pass from Matt Elliott and Brian Oldfield to close out the Sprout scoring. All players played a super game on every shift they played.