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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-02-24, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN WEDNESD Y EB U 1 9 Making the grade These members of the Samurai School of Self-defense were recently graded and acquired their yellow belts or stripes. Back row, from left: Jamie Montgomery, Laura Rice, Jim Hunter and Jay Harris. Front row: Jamie Rice, Steven Zahnd, Sensei Chuck Hasson, Tanya Rice, Trevor Gibbons, Shannon Gibbons, Robbie McKercher. In front, Maurissa Hunter. IN HOME CHI O Are You Interested''., In Being Self Employed? Do you enjoy children? Huron County will be experi fl - encing its second In-Home Child Care Providers Training Program.This is a Federally funded program which includes both class- room and worksite training. The program will be starting on April 5, 1993 at the Clinton Community Centre. COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHTS Will Be Held In A training, child care allowance will be available to the participants who qualify. For further information, contact Vicky Piluke or Cathy Armour at The Women Today Office at 482-9706 or 1-800-268-3094 If Employment and Emploi et I Immigration Canada Immigration Canada ports Brussels Sprouts win 16-0 Brussels PeeWee Reps advance to WOAA finals The Brussels Bulls took a 2-0 lead in their best of five Western Jr C semi-final series versus the Wingham Ironmen after winning both games played on the weekend by 3-1 scores. Game three is Friday night in Wingham at 8:30 with game four Sunday in Brussels at 7:30. The fifth and deciding game is scheduled for Wingham Tuesday night at 8 p.m. Friday night in Wingham, Jason Baier scored on the powerplay three minutes into final period action while Greg McNevan clinched the game one victory, scoring into the empty net with 20 seconds remaining on the clock. Jonathan Lane had opened the scoring five minutes into second By Rusty Blades The Blyth Bantams swept their best three out of five playoff series with Stephen Township last week by recording two devastating home ice triumphs. Blyth hosted game two on Feb. 15 as they built a 5-1 second period lead before doubling the score in the third for a 10-2 blasting of the Stephen Township squad. Defenceman player Henry Bos, known as "The Scoring Machine" earlier in his career, enjoyed his return to the forward ranks with a legendary offensive outburst. Bos scored four big goals, including two short-handed tallies and a power play effort, as well as picking up a power play assist to lead Blyth to victory. Linemates Michael de Jong chipped in with two power play goals to go with one assist and Mike Salverda set up three goals. The line of Ryan Chamney, Jason Rutledge and Christopher Howson were also hot as each recorded a goal. Rutledge and Howson added single assists while Chamney notched two helpers. period play with Wingham replying 53 seconds later for the 1-1 tie heading into the third period. Sunday afternoon in Brussels, Brad Carter scored shorthanded to give the Bulls an early first period lead. Jeff Coulter on the powerplay increased the lead to 2-0 late in the second period and Sam Kulafofski scored minutes into final period action for the win. Trevor Fortune who made 25 saves, including 14 in the final period, lost his shutout bid with seven minutes remaining in the game. The Formosa 3-Stars were Jason Baier, Brad Carter and George Carnegie. In other league semi-final action the Hanover Barons pounded Grand Valley 13-0 in their opening game. Brian Marks rounded out the scoring for Blyth. Other game assists went to defence players Peter Craig with three, Brad Anderson and Jonathan Collins. Chris Lee had a solid game between the pipes but the story of the game was passing and puck control by Blyth, who had the luxury of going with three forward lines. The brooms were out in full force in Blyth on Feb. 18 as Blyth's puck wizardry continued. Blyth completed the series sweep with a convincing 12-1 bombing. Every skater recorded at least one scoring point in the game except Greg Toll who, unfortunately, had to leave the game due to a fractured arm. Blyth pounced on Stephen Township early putting the game out of reach with six goals before the game was nine minutes old. Three more goals in each of the second and third periods sent Blyth into the W.O.A.A. Bantam 'E' finals with this 12-1 score. Brian McNichol and Ryan Chamney provided the offensive Continued on page 13 The Brussels Pee Wee Reps travelled to Drayton on Wednesday, Feb. 17 for the fourth game in the best of five series. This game like the other three of the series was end to end action. The two hard skating teams remained scoreless through the first period. Two minutes into the second period Andrew Exel scored assisted by Corey Newman. Then about halfway through the period Chad McCallum really got the crowd roaring when he popped one in assisted by Exel to put Brussels up two. In the third Brussels protected their lead. With 3:27 left on the clock Drayton scored to bring them within one. The Brussels Pee Wee Reps now advance to the WOAA final against Ripley. Game one of the series is in Ripley Feb. 22. Game two will be in Brussels Friday, Feb. 26 at 8:45. Correction The contact person to call to book the Ethel Community Centre is Brenda Boyer at 887-6153, a reader has informed us. An incor- rect name was listed in the Citizen's Feb. 10 bridal issue. We apologize for the error. assists, while Geoffrey Banks, Kyle Stephenson and Brittany Kellington each notched two goals and one assist. Rob McClure rounded out the scoring with one. Also getting credit for assists were Sean Hoegy, two, Brent and Brooklyn Wheeler, one-each, Darcy McCutcheon, and Rob Semple. 0 O Looking for local heroes There are so many people out there who do so much to improve their com- munity. Now you have a chance to say thanks. Nominate that special person for the 8th annual Citizen CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Each year a committee chooses an outstand- ing citizen from each of the Blyth and Brus- sels communities to receive an award for contribution to the community. If you know someone you think should be hon- oured, please fill in the ballot and send it in. You may attach a longer explanation of why you think your nominee should win, if you like. If you have nominated someone before and he or she didn't win, please feel free to try again. I nominate: as Citizen of the year for Blyth _Brussels I feel she/he deserves the award because: NOMINATION DEADLINE MARCH 12 Name & number of nominator Bulls take 2-0 lead in semi-final series The Brussels Sprouts put Seaford) on ice, Feb. 13 skating away with a 16-0 victory over the visiting team. Nicholas Campbell got the shutout, while big brother Tyler was the lead scorer with five and two assists. Joel Hemingway was next with four points and two Bantams sweep playoff series against Stephen Twp.