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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1993-01-13, Page 3Patrick's prize Hallrice Dairy 4-H club President Patrick Hallahan (left) of RR 3, Blyth not only led the club, he was well-appreciated by its members as this trophy for congeniality attests. Ken Ramsey presented Patrick with the trophy which is donated by Kennairn Farms. Patrick also won the Summer Yearling trophy donated by Snell Feed and Supplies Ltd. and the Senior Showmanship trophy donated by Howson and Howson Ltd. Bantams keep on winning S VE YOUR FAMILY 300. per year See advertisement on page 10 -... Bad itaa --'.................../ APOTHEEARY 7 ---`\ 1992 Activair Hearing Aid Batteries 4 Pack \\,*,,d,f, , sale - IG-- - . 9 55 Hair Accessories = =T. den. a-- ;,,, -..„...- Off --_,-- /3.i. „?.--- n4 Filki 200's or Ultra 150's Kleenex •89 Colgate Toothpaste 1.34 100 ml. 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Blyth 523-4930 Paint and Decorating store 0.31-21 :.et us help you with your decorating problems We can save you Urns and money By Rusty Blades The Blyth Bantams kept their league winning streak intact over the holiday season as they rolled over Milverton 6-1 at home on Dec. 21 and then started off the New Year in fine fashion on Jan. 2 as they went on the road and pasted a weak Zurich II team 10-1. Against Milverton, Blyth scored two power-play goals and a shorthanded tally for a 3-1 second period lead. The game remained close throughout until Blyth responded with three quick goals in the game's final five minutes to keep their undefeated league streak intact with a 6-1 triumph. Brian McNichol notched two goals with single markers recorded by Chris Stewart, Christopher Howson, Mike Salverda and Jason Rutledge. Game assists went to Chris Stewart, with three, Brian McNichol, Mike Salverda and Greg Toll. In Zurich the scoring was balanced throughout the lineup as all but one Blyth skater, including all four defencemen, scored goals. The line of Jason Rutledge, Christopher Howson and Ryan Chamney led the assault with Rutledge netting two goals and Howson and Chamney adding singles. All three players also picked up three assists each. Single goals belonged to Greg Toll, Chris Stewart, Peter Craig, Mike Salverda, Henry Bos and Michael de Jong. Game assists went to Chris Stewart and Brian Marks, with two each, while single helpers were recorded by Michael de Jong and Peter Craig. Chris Lee went the distance between the Blyth pipes with only a single opposition shot eluding him. In between these games the Bantams travelled to Huron Park on Dec. 23, where they brought home the Consolation Champion- ship banner in the Stephen Township Minor Hockey Bantam Tournament. Blyth opened up against a hard working London LMHAT Thunder team. Blyth was simply outworked and outskated as London shut out Blyth 3-0 in a tight defensive struggle. This opening round loss sent Blyth into the Consolation round where they met Stephen Township in game two. The line of Ryan Chamney, Jason Rutledge and Christopher Howson led the team to victory, scoring five of Blyth's goals in their 6-1 win. Stephen Township scored the only goal in a tentative first frame but Blyth took control with three goals in the first three minutes of the second period. Greg Toll sent Ryan Chamney in for a breakaway goal to start the goal rush. Eight seconds later Blyth had a 2-1 lead as Chamney scored again after the centre ice faceoff after a pass from Christopher Howson. A minute and a half later Howson assisted on Blyth's third goal as Brian McNichol backhanded one through the stopper's legs. Three more third period goals went unanswered as Blyth skated to victory. Christopher Howson upped the score to 4-1 as Jason Rutledge passed to Ryan Chamney, who split the defence and set up an easy tip in by Howson. Jason Rutledge counted Blyth's fifth goal as Jonathan Collins' shot was redirected by Ryan Chamney to Rutledge at the corner of the goal crease. Howson and Rutledge also assisted on Blyth's final goal as Chamney notched the hat trick. This 6-1 win sent Blyth into the Consolation Championship later in the day against Paisley. It was a struggle throughout but Blyth`s defence and discipline propelled them to a 5-1 championship win. Blyth opened the scoring 19 seconds into the game as Mike Salverda scored a picture-perfect goal as he finished off a 2 on 1 break with Chris Stewart. Paisley scored a shorthanded goal late in the first but Blyth scored the only second period goal for a 2-1 lead. Jason Rutledge passed to Jonathan Collins who spotted Ryan Chamney alone in front. Chamncy quickly backhanded the puck through the goalies' legs. Chamney increased the lead to 3-1 five minutes into the third with an unassisted effort. Blyth upped the count to 4-1 two minutes later, while enjoying a two man power play. Greg Toll passed to Michael de Jong, who sent a pass towards the Paisley net which was deftly deflected into the crease by Brian Marks. Peter Craig completed the game scoring with one second left in the contest as he drilled Brian McNichol's pass past the helpless Paisley puck stopper, This 5-1 win gave Blyth the Tournament Consolation Cham- pionship and completed another eventful day of hockey for the Bantam team. The Blyth Atom Rep hockey team competed in the Silver Stick Tournament in Wingham in mid- Dec. Blyth opened the tourney with a 5-5 tie to Clifford, then edged Teeswater 3-2, then dropped a 9-1 decision to Huron Park, which went on to win the "C" trophy in the tournament. On Dec. 19 Blyth travelled to Listowel to meet the Listowel H squad. Blyth jumped out to a 4-1 first period lead but Listowel bounced back to within one in the third. Blyth then scored twice mid- way through the third to seal a 7-4 victory. Joel Arthur and Kyle Anderson each scored twice for Blyth with singles going to Jamie Black, Chris Carter and Jeremy Van Amersfoort. Assists went to Van Amersfoort, two; while Black, Carter, Anderson, and Darryl Postma tallied one each. The team was then off skates for two weeks through Christmas holidays. They travelled to Zurich on Jan. 6 where the Christmas turkey definitely showed. Blyth People There were five tables of lost heir in play at Blyth Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening. Winners were: high lady, Ella Richmond; high man, Jim McCall; low lady, Dorothy Daer and low man, Lloyd Walden. On Monday, Jan. 4 there were six table of euchre at the weekly party. Winners were: high lady, June Jacklin; high man, Ted Fothergill; low lady, Winnie Vincent; low man, Mel Jacklin, ladies' lone hands, Vi Hoggart; men's lone hands, Len Shobbrook and special, Ted Fothergill, Hazel Reed, Clara Rinn and Ella Richmond. A sluggish Blyth squad surrendered two third period goals to lose 4-2. Strong goaltending by Dean Wilson kept Blyth in the game. Kyle Anderson notched both Blyth goals with assists going to Carter, Van Amersfoort and Shawn Bromley. The next night Blyth hosted Seaforth II. Again the team started off slow, trailing 3-2 at the end of the second period. After a pep talk Continued on page 9 01 Marlin pp Travel The Square GODERICH 524-7335 1-800-663-9709 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1993. PAGE 3. Atom Reps down Seaforth