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BLYTH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
WON LOST G.P.PTS.CANCELLED
CARDINALS 6 0 6 12 2
KNIGHTS 6 2 8 12
MARNOCH 5 2 7 10 1
911 5 2 7 10 1
BLYTH INN 5 2 7 10 1
HOWSONS 5 3 8 10
BODY GLOVE 4 4 8 8
WOLVES 4 4 8 8
CLASSICS 4 4 8 8
AUBURN 3 4 7 6 1
8TH LINE 3 4 7 6 1
BOOTLEGGER 3 5 8 6
BARON 2 5 7 4 1
DIGGER 2 5 7 4
METAL BENDERS 1 7 8 2
WILDCATS 1 6 7 2
AS OF JUNE 25
PeeWee squad loses
Brussels Mites trounce Winthrop
On June 23 Blyth Peewee team
travelled to Newton.
The Newton team came out very
strong with four goals in the first
half. Blyth finally got on the score
board at the end of the first half as
Kevin Campbell took a long shot
and hit the crossbar then Rolf
Frsehknecht got the rebound.
After a good pep talk at half
time, Blyth proved to be a match
for the opposing team. Rolf again
Motorcycle envy
Two visitors to the Blyth Rutabaga Festival Saturday had
the chance to question members of the Metro Toronto
Police Winged Wheels squad after their spectacular show.
Children’s Aid Society
to host summer camp
The Huron County Children's
Aid Society is entering its 18th year
of operating its summer camp for
disadvantaged children with antici
pation of more children registering
than usual.
The Society expects 225 children
to attend residential camp or take
part in daily and weekly activities
with agency employed camp work
ers.
The purpose of this community
funded program is to provide posi
tive recreational experiences for
children who are experiencing dif
ficulty with behaviour, school or
home.
Campers attend a variety of resi
dential camps such as Menesctung,
went in and beat the goalie on the
far left. Newton came back with
one more to make it 5-2 in their
favour.
Blyth didn't give up as Greg Blok
made a long pass up the side line to
Brad Anderson who beat three
defending players and made the
cross-over pass to Ronnie Rinn
who easily beat the goalie.
Blyth played a good game and
Jerry Mason gave Blyth good goal
tending.
Huron Church and Glen Huron.
Day program activities take advan
tage of those offered by local recre
ation boards as well as individually
planned events.
The children are given an oppor
tunity to develop new socialization
skills which enable them to work
well and cooperatively within a
group. They participate in sports
and craft activities that give them a
positive sense of accomplishment
leading to improved self-esteem.
Individuals who require assis
tance for their children during the
summer are encouraged to call the
Children's Aid Society office at
519-524-7356. All information is
held in the strictest confidence.
The Brussels Mite team trounced
Winthrop in a home game on June
23.
Pitcher Nathan Conley struck out
two and a quick defensive play by
first baseman Patrick Gilkes ended
the inning with only one run
scored. Brussels overtook Winthrop
early, scoring three runs in their
Brussels Bandits take first place
The Brussels Bandits Squirt
soccer team moved into first place
with a couple of victories in North
Perth soccer league action.
The Bandits defeated the
Brussels Kickers 5-2 with two
goals by Lee Dilworth and singles
by Nolan Krotz, Darryl Houston
and Scott McDonald. Joel
Hemingway replied with both goals
Belgrave Squirt Boys
lose to Gowanstown
The Belgrave Squirt Boys suf
fered two defeats this past week
against Gowanstown on June 22,
and June 25.
The first game was played away
and ended in a 26 to eight score for
the home team.
The first inning was close with
three runs scored for each. Tom
Pfeiffer, Jeremy Campbell and
Jamie McCallum crossed the plate
for Belgrave.
However, Gowanstown dominat
ed the second inning getting eight
runs to Belgrave's none. Belgrave
added another three, with runs
scored by Robbie McGee, Justin
Campbell and Jamie McCallum,
but the home team came up with
seven.
Tom Pfeiffer scored a run in each
of the fourth and fifth, but it wasn't
enough as the Gowanstown team
Blyth Mosquitos
sting competition
On June 15, Blyth Mosquito
soccer team hosted the Lucknow
Cougars.
Blyth was eager for another win
and opened the scoring early in the
game with Christina Black getting
her own rebound for a goal. The
second of the night was set up by
Michael Courtney and scored by
Kelly Boven.
Amanda Anderson and Shawna
Stryker assisted on a goal by Cappy
Onn and Kelly got his second of
the night unassisted.
The second half was played
much the same as Christina assisted
on Kelly's third goal and added a
fourth to his total unassisted.
Michael Ansley got the final goal
after a big scramble in front of the
net.
Blyth won the game 7-0.
Blyth travelled to Clinton on
June 25 for their fifth win of the
year.
The game started slowly, but
Blyth did have lots of offence
which put them up by two goals by
the end of the first half.
Jeff Cowan scored unassisted and
Michael Courtney scored from a
pass from Christina Black.
The second half proved to be
much better as Blyth broke loose
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first al bat, after a lead off walk, a
base hit by Patrick and a double by
Nathan.
Conley came back in the second
inning, striking out three and allow
ing only one run. Then the Brussels
team overpowered Winthrop with a
five run inning.
Brussels defense did well in the
third with no runs scored by the
for the Kickers.
The Bandits then travelled to
Newton to take on the undefeated
Tigers. Brussels opened the
scoring early with two quick goals
by Lee Dilworth and Darryl
Houston. Newton scored midway
through the second half to narrow
the margin before Lee Dilworth
scored his second goal late in the
kept the heat on with two and two
in those innings, and another four
in the sixth.
The second game was in Bel
grave and again Gowanstown dom
inated play.
The first inning Robbie McGee,
Justin Campbell and Jeremy Camp
bell answered back to the four runs
scored by Gowanstown in the top
half, but were shut out the next
three innings while Gowanstown
added another 10 runs.
It was a more even inning in the
fifth with Michael Sanders, Marc
Alexander, Brian Sanders, Michael
McBurney, Justin Campbell and
Jamie McCallum all scoring, but it
wasn't enough as Gowanstown
couldn't be held back, and scored
another five.
The. final score was 19-9 for the
visitors.
with another five goals. Goal
scorers were Michael Ansley from
Justin Sauve, Justin from Michael
Ansley, Michael Courtney from
Christina Black, Kelly Boven from
Jason Howatt, and April
VanAmersfoort from Mathew
Morrison. Goal tending was shared
by Adam Blair, Michael Courtney
and Justin Sauve.
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COMPANY
Frank Foran, Lucknow 528-3824
Lyons & Mulhern, Goderich
524-2664
Donald R. Simpson, Ripley
395-5362
Delmar Sproul, Auburn 529-7273
Clinton 482-3434
Chapman-Graham & Assoc.
Insurance Brokers, Owen Sound 376-1774
Slade Insurance Brokers Inc.,
Kincardine 396-9513
Laurie Campbell, Brussels
887-9051
Kenneth MacLean, Paisley'
368-7537
McMaster Siemon Insurance
Brokers Inc., Mitchell 348-9150
John Nixon, Brussels 887-9417
visitors, then came on strong offen
sively with the best inning yet,
â– adding another six runs to their
score.
Joshua Gropp came in to pitch
the last inning striking out two, but
allowing four runs.
The final score was 14 to six for
Brussels.
game making the final score 3-1.
Mathew Clarkson and Kenny
McCallum made many fine saves
while sharing the goaltending
duties.
Other players on the Bandits are
Cassie Fischer, Sean Hocgy, Jenna
Krotz, Jonathan McDougall,
Crystal McLellan, Joshua Nichol
and Samantha Thomas.
The Brussels Kickers lost a close
one to Elma I 2-1, with Joel
Hemingway scoring the lone goal.
Other players on the Kickers are
Nathan Spivey, Shawn Galbraith,
Jay Cochrane, Mathew Huard,
Maurrissa Hunter, Chrissy Mason,
Jeff White, Alvin McLellan,
Herman Teqpstra, Derek Terpstra,
Buck Duclos and Heather
Armstrong.
to D & J
Construction
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for a job well done
on our home. We really appreciate
your hard work and dedication to
getting the job completed.
Henry & Jean Selling
R.R. 3, Blyth
(Just north of the Westfield Road on Hwy. 4)
NOTICE
East Wawanosh
Landfill Site
will be open
FRIDAY, JULY 3
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CLOSED
SATURDAY, JULY 4
due to
125th Celebrations
DUNGANNON 529-7922/1-800-265-5595