HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-01-30, Page 20THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1991. PAGE 21.
Blyth Atoms tie and win
in week’s play
Novice Houseleaguers split games
BLYTH 2, ELMA-LOGAN 2
On Tuesday, January 22 the
Blyth Atoms travelled to Elma-
Logan and skated to a 2-2 draw.
The host team took an early lead
in this game, with Blyth tying the
score 1-1 late in the first period
with Darryl Bromley’s unassisted
effort.
Elma-Logan replied with their
second goal late in the second
period in this close checking game.
Four minutes remaining in the
game Jeff Cowan evened the score
2-2 on a setup by Amanda Ander
son and Michael Courtney. The
goaltending was strong in this
game with Shane Burkholder doing
the job for Blyth.
BLYTH 7, BRUSSELS 4
Saturday, January 26 Blyth
Atoms played Brussels in an exhi
bition hockey game as both teams
are preparing for tough play-off
Brussels Sprouts just
keep on winning
Saturday the Brussels Sprouts
defeated Goderich 8-0.
Brian Oldfield opened the scor
ing on a pass from Robert Keer and
Nolan Krotz. Chris Coulter scored
on a pass from Steve Todd.
Nolan Krotz scored on a nice
three-way passing play with assists
going to Steve Todd and Chris
Coulter. Robert Keer scored on a
pass from Ian Thompson and Ken
action.
With many Blyth players return
ing to the lineup, Blyth displayed
some good passing and skating and
upset a strong Brussels team 7-4.
Four Blyth players tallied three-
point games. Darryl Bromley had
two goals and one assist; Michael
Haggitt, Michael Ansley and Mark
Wilson, all with one goal and two
assists. Single goals went to Trent
Richmond and Jeff Cowan. Shane
Burkholder, Greg Blok and Ronnie
Abel-Rinn also picked up assists.
Scott Bromley did the job between
the pipes for Blyth.
Blyth will take on another tough
hockey club - Hensall. in the first
round of playoffs. First home game
will be Wednesday, January 30 at 6
p.m.’Blyth showed a super team
effort in the Brussels game and
hope to continue this type of hockey
into the playoffs.
McCallum. Ian Thompson then
scored on a pass from Brian
Oldfield.
Brian Oldfield got his second
goal from Phil Offolton and Robert
Keer. Brian Oldfield completed his
hat-trick on a pass from Matt
McCall. Andy Vanbeek recorded
the shut-out for the Sprouts. This
weekend the Sprouts face-off
against Zurich at 9:00 in B. M. &
G. arena.
On January 19 the Blyth Novice
Houseleague team travelled to
Hensall to play the league’s stron
gest team. Despite losing 6-1, the
boys came up with a solid perfor
mance against the tough Hensall
team.
Blyth’s Shawn Bromley had a
great game in net, being tested
time after time. Blyth’s lone goal
was scored by Tyler Stewart assist
ed by Nathan Shannon and Ross
Clark.
Farmers curl for prizes Obituaries
Continued from page 19
went to Neil Hemingway, John
Moses, Bryon Ballagh and Merle
Hoegy.
Third place with 38.5 points went
to Stew Steiss, Steve Steiss, Doug
Kirkby, George Zwep and Jim
Blake. Fourth prize with 36.5
points was won by Bill Dowd, Sam
Streicher, Tim Dowd and Ken Elg.
In fifth place with 27.75 points
was Ken Rolph, Greg Rolph, Doug
Baxter and Lloyd Feltz. Sixth prize
with 27 points went to Mike
Alexander, Bill Edgar, Bob Alex-
Letter from the editor
Continued from page 5
incredible people cleared the land
into what we see today.
We have the stories of Dutch
families who survived the depriva
tions of Nazi occupation then made
their way to Canada for a new life
after World War II.
History, told properly, is just
Blyth returned to home ice on
January 28 to host Zurich. Blyth
started early and played well,
leading 4-1 early in the third
period. Blyth seemed to let up
somewhat and Zurich banged home
two quick goals to cut Blyth’s
margin to a lone goal. Blyth
regained the two-goal lead with
four minutes to go only to have
Zurich score with two minutes left
in the game. Blyth checked hard
ander and Jeff Oppenhauser.
Seventh place went to Wayne
Lowe, Gary Pipe, Ed Stewart and
Wayne Higgins. Eighth prize went
to Gord Roulston, Don Gaunt,
Harold Elphick and Harry Brind
ley. Ninth place went to Ross
Veitch, Brad Speiran, Fred Smith
and Keith Williamson. Tenth prize
was won by the team of Danny
Gascho, Elmer Wagner, Bill Cotie
and Ron Futher.
Special draw prizes were donat
ed by Cook’s and KMM Drainage.
story telling with real life stories as
interesting as anything on televi
sion. The challenge for our schools
and teachers is to make it that
interesting and by getting kids
interested, help them to acquire
the knowledge they’ll need to
understand what is happening
around them every day.
the remainder of the game and won
5-4. Again Blyth got an excellent
game in net, with Dean Wilson
making many key saves. David
Ansley and Nathan Shannon each
netted two goals for Blyth, with
Matt Anderson adding a single.
Assists went to Tyler Stewart and
Matt Anderson each with two, and
David Ansley, Adam Anderson and
Michael Lyons.
BERLENA FINGLAND
Mrs. Berlena Fingland died at
Brookhaven Nursing Home in
Wingham on Saturday, January 26,
1991. She was 99 years of age.
Born in East Wawanosh town
ship on February 24, 1891, Mrs.
Fingland was the daughter of the
late Joseph Johnston and the
former Jane Ann Elliott. She was
predeceased by her husband Colin
Fingland. A member of Wingham
United Church, she was an accom
plished soloist during her years as
a member of the church choir.
Mrs. Fingland was the beloved
aunt of Iona McLean of Brussels
and Ken Johnston of Blyth. She
was predeceased by her sister
Annie Johnston, and three bro
thers: Robert, Jack and Clarence.
Rev. Rae Grant conducted the
funeral service and committal at
Beattie-Falconer Funeral Home -
Tasker Chapel in Blyth at 1:30 p.m.
on Monday, January 28. Interment
will be held in the spring at Blyth
Union Cemetery.
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