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VILLAGE OF BLYTH
COUNCIL & STAFF
Notice of the
114th ANNUAL MEETING
West Wawanosh
Mutual Insurance Company
Notice is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the
Company will be held at the:
DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL HALL
ON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1993
AT 2 P.M.
1. To receive and dispose of the Financial Statement
and Auditor's Report.
2. To appoint Auditors.
3. To elect two (2) Directors.
4. To transact any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
5. The retiring Directors are Gordon Stewart of the
Kincardine-Ripley area, and Glenn Coultes of the
Brussels area. Gordon Stewart and Glenn Coultes
are eligible for re-election for a three (3) year term.
Persons wishing to seek election for the
Kincardine-Ripley and Brussels area are asked to
contact the Manager for details.
A policyholder wishing to seek election or re-election
as a Director must file his or her nomination in writing
with the Secretary of the Corporation by February 19,
1993. The Company By-Laws are available for inspec-
tion at the Head Office of the Corporation.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Norris Peever
Secretary/Manager
West Wawanosh
Mutual Insurance Company
Dungannon, Ontario NOM 1R0
PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1993.
Brussels Atoms sweep Goderich
The Brussels Atoms met
Goderich at home for the first game
of a playoff series, Feb. 12.
Goalie Stephen Oldfield earned a
shut-out while his teammates
notched six.
First period scoring went to
Trevor Wilson, with an assist by
Ryan Smith.
In the second Wilson and Joel
Kellington combined to set up
Nathan Conley, then Darrell Dalton
scored off a Shawn Engel pass
putting Brussels up by three. Con-
ley notched another before the peri-
od ended. Assists went to Carla
Hunt and Kellington.
PeeWees
win 2 of 3
The Brussels Pee Wee Reps
played some exciting hockey over
the weekend. The Brussels team
started their second round of
WOAA playoffs in a series against
a strong Drayton team.
The first game was in Drayton on
Feb. 10. Brussels opened the
scoring when Adam Carr assisted
by Scott Clarkson found the net.
Drayton answered back with one of
their own.
In the second Andrew Exel
scored assisted by Corey Newman.
Drayton again tied the score at two.
Steve Machan assisted by Clarkson
gave Brussels the go ahead goal.
Then the line of Chad McCallum,
Exel and Newman scored three
quick goals at the end of the second
to give Brussels a lead of 6-2 going
into the final period.
In the third Drayton added two
more but Brussels' Newman
assisted by Exel secured the win
with a goal. Final score was
Brussels 7, Drayton 4.
The second game was in Brussels
Feb. 12. Outstanding defence by
Brett Fischer, Jeff Finch, Scott
Clarkson, Matthew Shortreed, Josh
Beuerman and goaltender Jamie
Thomas contributed to a strong
team effort resulting in an 826 win
over Drayton.
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Belgrave wins
Continued from page 7
minutes later.
Then, Goderich got their name
on the scoreboard.
But Belgrave wasn't stopping and
in the third, Kevin Hopf scored,
assisted by Tom Mullin and Tim
Robinson. The three goals follow-
ing were scored by Marks and
Aaron Bakker with assists by
Cameron.
Matthew McLellan, off a play by
Chad Fischer and Ryan Smith led
things off in the third, then with
5:36 left on the clock, Joshua
Gropp, assisted by Jason Arm-
strong snuck one in the corner to
finish the scoring.
Two days later Goderich hosted
Brussels, who skated away with a
5-1 win.
There was no scoring action until
late in the second period when
McLellan off a play by Gropp and
Darrell Dalton lit the light for Brus-
sels. Three minutes later the team
of Oldfield and Kellington set up
Wilson for the insurance goal.
Early in the third, Engel as he has
before, made a smooth as silk play
zeking past the Goderich goal-
tender to give Brussels a three-
point edge. Assists went to Sam
Zahnd and Kellington.
After a late in the third Goderich
goal, Brussels really turned up the
By Rusty Blades
After an extended layoff due to a
first round play-off bye, the Blyth
Bantams finally returned to game
action on Feb. 13. They opened a
heat notching two more in less than
two minutes. Hunt, set up by Wil-
son and Oldfield scored the first, .
then Wilson added his second goal
of the game off a play by Oldfield
and Smith.
The to straight wins put Goderich
out of the playoffs.
best three out of five series against
Stephen Township with a thrilling
3-2 come-from-behind win.
The blades were a little rusty
early as Stephen Township jumped
out to a 2-0 lead before the game
was four minutes old. Chris Stewart
set up Blyth's opening goal with
five minutes remaining in the first
frame as Brian McNichol wristed
one from the blue line. Twenty-
three seconds later the game was
tied 2-2 as Mike Salverda and Chris
Stewart assisted on McNichol's
slapshot that beat the opposition
Continued on page 23
Come from behind win thrills fans