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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-03-06, Page 17f 'S’ High stepping The senior skaters did a routine to the popular New Kids on the Block at the Brussels Figure Skating Club Ice Carnival, “Saturday Morning Live’’. From left: Sarah McArter, Mary Ann Dunbar, Stacey Hahn, Cornelia Leuenberger, and Sandra Leuenberger. Belgrave Tykes lose championship THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1991. PAGE 17. Blyth PeeWees trail group playoff series Belgrave Tykes topped off a busy week by making it to the final of the Lucknow Tyke Tournament on the weekend before losing to Brussels. Belgrave travelled to Goderich Feb. 23 for a close game with Belgrave losing 4-2. Justin Campbell put Belgrave on the scoreboard in the first period getting the only goal. Belgrave didn’t manage to get a goal in the second period but Justin Campbell came back strong in the third period and got another unassisted goal. On February 26 Blyth travelled to Belgrave. It was a close game with Blyth winning 7-6. Craig Marks opened the scoring with two goals, one assisted by Paul Walker. Then Curtis Knight answered with an unassisted goal followed by Justin Campbell and then another one by Craig Marks. Justin Camp­ bell got another goal ending up the scoring for Belgrave. On March 3 Belgrave travelled to Blyth because there was no ice in Belgrave to play against Huron Park. It was an evenly matched game ending up in a 4-4 tie. Justin Campbell started the scor­ ing off with an unassisted goal followed by Chad Cook assisted by Derek Knight. Craig Marks added another unassisted goal and ended up with Justin Campbell scoring from Curtis Knight. A very well played exciting game with great goal tending by Cole Vincent. It was a busy weekend for the Tykes, as they travelled to Lucknow March 2 to play in a tournament. Their first game turned out very successfully, as they defeated Rip- More sports on pg.24 How to get your financial life in shape, •protection for mortgage, business, family income, disability or estate, •retirement planning. RRSP's, RRIF’s, and annuities: •employee benefits and pension plans. •Investment, GIC’s, Mutual Funds and Registered Education Savings Plan •Term Deposits Call me: Tony G. Arts 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. Seaforth: 5274)794 London: 432-1841 O SunLife ly 13-1. Justin Campbell started the scoring off with a goal assisted by Derek Marks, followed by another goal assisted by Devin Moffat. Craig Marks ended the first period with an unassisted goal. Ripley’s only goal was scored in the first period. Justin Campbell opened the second period with a goal assisted by Daniel Cameron and then it was Craig Marks’ turn, assisted by his brother Tom Marks and Paul Walker. Then Justin Campbell scored assisted by Derek Marks and another one by Justin Camp­ bell assisted by Curtis Knight and Derek Marks. Craig Marks ended the second period by getting anoth­ er unassisted goal. In the third period Craig Marks got the first goal in the third period assisted by his brother Tom Marks and Devin Moffatt followed up by an unassisted goal. Justin Camp­ bell came back scoring from Curtis Knight and Derek Marks scored from Chad Cook to end the scoring. The second game was played against Lucknow. It was a fairly evenly matched game. Justin Cam­ pbell put Belgrave on the score­ board as he scored three goals in a row, one assisted by Derek Marks, the second assisted by Curtis Knight and Garrett Knight and the third assisted by Curtis Knight. HEALTH ON THE HILL— A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Be Trim Program: Lose weight in a safe, healthy manner. Feel better emo­ tionally and physically. Be Tnm will Help you lose weight by showing you how to change behaviour and manage stress without strict diets, pills or pack­ aged foods. Attend Free Introductory Session Tuesday, March 26 at 7 p.m. Conference Room II Call 527-1650, ext. 262 for more information. Emergency Department News: Hand made decorated Easter eggs are onct again on sale for $3.00 each The deadline to order is March 21, Call the Bunny Hut 527-1650, ext. 241. Pick up is March 27 at the Emergency Department. We have had a new visitor join our pet therapy program. Her name is Sebrina: she lives in Dublin with her owners, Mr & Mrs Jamieson She is a very friendly Bijon white dog and has been a welcomed addition to our group February 14 found plenty of "Cupid orientated people in the area The SCH Auxiliary presented Valentine cards to all of the patients and there were flowers and decorations everywhere! Unfortunately, due to weather condi­ tions, the Huron Strings were unable to get here; but hopefully arrangements for future engagements can be made Our Hair Care program is in full swing for ’91 with Anne Dayman, from The Mane Street Hair Shop and The O Briens are maintaining the patients. On Tuesday, February 19, Mr Ralph Goodwin, Mr. Peter Bannon and Mr John Crich were present during Activation Group to display their bird carv­ ings. It was most impressive and enjoyed by all Thanks very much guys! The first period ended with Craig Marks getting a goal from Chad Cook and Derek Marks. The second period Craig Marks managed another goal assisted by Scott Folkard. Belgrave got their last goal in the third period by Justin Campbell assisted by Curtis Knight and Chad Cook. This was a well deserved win as Belgrave really played hard. Belgrave ended with a 6-4 win over Lucknow. Belgrave went on to play Brus­ sels for the final game and the “A’’ championship. Throughout the sea­ son Belgrave boys have played very hard to defeat Brussels but came out on the bottom. The boys played a very good game but Brussels was tough to beat. The final score was 5-1. The only score for Belgrave was in the first period by Justin Campbell assisted by Curtis Knight. Belgrave held Brussels down until the second period when they got four goals and then one more in the third period. It was a well played game and it was exciting for the players even being able to have a chance at the “A’’ trophy having won the first two games. They had a very enjoyable fun day at the tournament and look forward td returning next year. Cole Vincent had lots of action in the net with lots of cheering from the spectators. BY RUSTY BLADES The Blyth Pee Wees played two games last week as they tied Milverton 3-3 in an exhibition encounter and lost the opening game of their group playoff series to Stephen Township 3-2 in over­ time. Blyth hosted Milverton on Mon­ day, February 25 and tied the chippy, undisciplined game 3-3. Brad Anderson and Jason Rut­ ledge set up Christopher Howson for the game’s opening goal two minutes into the contest but Mil­ verton scored two goals 30 seconds apart late in the period for a 2-1 lead. Blyth returned the favour with two goals 40 seconds apart early in period two to again take the lead. Christopher Howson scored his second goal of the game to tie the score with an assist to Henry Bos and then Brad Anderson poked in a goalmouth pass after being set up by Jason Rutledge and Henry Bos. Milverton retaliated with the only third period goal as the game ended in a 3-3 tie. The Pee Wees opened their best two out of three group playoff series against Stephen Township in Huron Park on Saturday, March 2 where they lost a heart breaker 3-2 in overtime. After Stephen Township scored the only first period goal, Blyth responded with two quick early second period goals for a 2-1 lead. Ryan Chamney poked in a loose puck for a power play goal after Brian McNichol set up Peter Craig’s point shot. Thirty-one seconds later Brian McNichol scored on a break-away as he deked the goalie to the ice and slipped the puck between his legs. Stephen Township scored late in the second period and the teams skated through a scoreless third period. This set up a full 10 minute overtime period and the hosts scored the only goal on a screened shot from the point three minutes into the extra session. Blyth came close to tying the game once again in the dying seconds as they did everything but score but Stephen Township re­ corded this 3-2 overtime victory.