HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-03-10, Page 9HURON COUNTY
URONVIEW
URONLEA
EARTLAND APARTMENTS
IGHLAND APARTMENTS
ou are
cordiaffY invited:"
on
March 28, 1993
to
attend the
on
April 4, 1993
to
attend the
Open forgfouse
Huronlea, the new
Homefor the Aged, and
Highland Apartments
for Seniors, located
in the township of
Morris, adjacent to
the village of Brussels
Rou t
2:00 pm to 4:00pm.
ha, at , 4VL,
Open forHouse
Huronview, the new
Home for the Aged, and
Heartland Apartments
for Seniors, lorated
in the township of
nickersmith, adjacent to
the Town of Clinton
from
2:00 pm to 4:00pm.
em em ed,
Precise skaters
Junior precision skaters, 'The Wingham Whiz-Bangs' glided into some spectacular patterns at
the Blyth Figure and Power Skating Club skating celebration Friday night.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1993. PAGE 9.
Blyth Bantams clinch two more wins in finals
• By Rusty Blades
The Blyth Bantams put two more
wins under their belt last week as
they took controlling interest in
their W.O.A.A. final series with
Normanby. They now lead the six
point series five to three as a result
of a 10-2 bombing in Blyth on Mar.
1 and a 6-0 whitewash on the road
on Mar. 4.
On Mar. 1, Normanby scored
early but Blyth scored often. Blyth
scored two late first period power
play goals to take a 2-1 lead after
one period. Brian McNichol scored
first with assists to Henry Bos and
Peter Craig while Craig gave Blyth
the lead with a shot along the ice
after being set up by Ryan
Chamney and Christopher Howson.
Chris Stewart deposited a rebound
upstairs for the eventual game
winner with five and one half
minutes remaining in the second
frame after Brian Marks had set up
Brad Anderson's point shot.
The turning point in the game
came thirty seconds later when the
Normanby netminder was ejected
from the game with a five minute
high sticking major. Blyth jumped
on the replacement puck stopper
for two more power play goals and
finished the period up by four.
Jason Rutledge assisted on both as
Howson finished off a three on one
goal break before Jonathan Collins'
drilled one home from 40 feet out.
Five more goals in the third for
Blyth and only a single Normanby
reply, gave Blyth the victory.
Anderson, from Marks got the red
light shining early in the third.
Anderson and Rutledge then
assisted on Blyth's seventh goal as
Howson executed a perfect
deflection in the slot. Anderson
Continued from page 8
McClure; fourth, 31.75 points;
Rick McDonald, Valerie Shortreed,
Fred McClure and Mary Bernard;
fifth, 30 points; Orval Bauer,
Elaine Wicke, George Wicke and
Ruth Bauer; sixth, 22.75 points; Joe
Martin, Jean Baillie, Bill Dowd and
Feme Martin; seventh, 22.5 points,
Brad Speiran, Fran Bremner,
Donna Knight and Doris Fischer;
eighth, Florence Gropp, Jon
Hamilton, Mary Bancroft and
Jeannette Young; ninth, Brad
Knight, Helen Hetherington, Jim
McDonald and Linda McDonald;
tenth, Mike Alexander, Ann Uhler,
Steve Bowles and Barb Alexander.
The sponsors of the 11:30 a.m.
draw were McGavin Farm Supply
Limited, J. L. McCutcheon Motors
Limited and McDonald Lumber.
The winners on this draw were:
first, 46.75 points, Ernie Lewing-
ton, Annette Lewington, David
Linton and Brenda Linton; second,
45.5 points, Stan Waldie, Liz
Ward, Doug Ward and Shirley
Waldie; third, 38.25 points, Jim
Patterson, Pauline Patterson, Bill
Quipp and Faye Machan; fourth,
35.5 points, Jim Johnston, Debbie
Versteeg, Bill Ireland and Wendy
MacDonald; fifth, 33.5 points,
Stew Steiss, Madelene Steiss, Dale
Rennick and Bev Rennick; sixth,
22.25 points, Abe Versteeg, Nancy
Exel, Bill Darrell and Leslie Knox;
seventh, 22.25 points, Bill Weir,
Norma Weir, Paul Weir and Marnie
Sheppard; eighth, 20 points, Dave
MacDonald, Janet Ireland, Kendra
Reinhart and Lewis Lu; ninth, Pui
It was close, but after a back and
forth game it was Brussels who
tasted the smell of victory when the
Sprouts edged Elma-Logan in
Monkton by one point on March 4.
Brussels hit the board first with
then notched his fourth point of the
game with four and one half
minutes remaining as he and
Michael Salverda set up Stewart's
second goal of the game. Chamney
upped the lead by seven, 30
seconds after a fine set up from
Tim Cowan and Howson.
Salverda put the final nail in the
coffin in the last minute as
Rutledge sent him in for a
breakaway goal.
This win tied the series at three
points each with both teams
looking for the edge in Ayton on
Mar. 4. Blyth rode the disciplined
goaltending of Michael de Jong and
the exceptionally inspired play of
Brad Anderson as they controlled
all aspects of the game, shutting out
Normanby.
Howson and Rutledge assisted on
the only goal of the first as
Chamney pounced on a rebound in
the slot and whistled one past the
Normanby puck stopper.
Blyth gained some breathing
room in the second as they pumped
in three unanswered goals. Craig
and Stewart added some insurance
on a two on one break as Craig
deked the goalie to his knees and
flipped home the puck on his
backhand. Midway through the
second Salverda passed to
defenceman Craig, whose shot was
tipped in at the edge of the crease
by Bos.
The line of Rutledge, Chamney
and Howson completed the second
period scoring as Rutledge scored
on a breakaway.
With Blyth goaltender de Jong
looking unbeatable between the
pipes, Blyth added two more goals
in the third. Bos and McNichol
Ng, Tammy MacDonald, Sylyia
Van Dongen and Pete Exel; tenth.
Bill Patterson, Fran Smith, Jefl
Olson and Rob Vandenbrook.
Prizes for the door prize table
were donated by Logan John Deere
Farm Equipment, Mitchell; Bitton
G. Petroleum Ltd., Listowel; Huron
Tractor, Blyth; Howick Mutual
Insurance Co., B & G Electric,
Maitland Valley Insurance Brokers
Ltd., George of Brussels, Country
Garden Flowers, Fashion Boutique,
Just For You, EMA, Brussels
Agromart Ltd, Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, Radford Auto,
McGavin Farm Equipment, Bill
Shortreed Electric, Brussels
Pharmacy, Brussels Village
Market, Grey Township, Patterson
Farms, Topnotch, State Farm
Insurance and Donna Bauer.
Mutter makes
his mark
Continued from page 8
Mike Cooper and Mutter.
On March 6, Goderich came to
Brussels and scored two goals,
defeating their hosts by one.
Cooper, assisted by Wilson
nudged in the only marker for the
Brussels team late in the first.
It was home again on March 7
and this time Brussels led the way
scoring one in each period, while
holding the visitors to one in the
third.
Goals went to Proulx, Jeff Finch
and Fischer. Assists were credited
to Mutter, Fischer and Proulx.
Joel Hemingway, off a Tyler
Campbell set up, nudging in the
first. The home team took their turn
tying it up, but just two minutes
later Hemingway scored unassisted
Continued on page 22
teamed up early with McNichol
blowing a snapshot into the twine.
Chamney completed the scoring
with five minutes remaining after a
scramble in close as Rutledge and
Anderson notched assists.
Blyth can win the W.O.A.A.
Bantam 'E' crown with a win or tie
in game 5 in Blyth tonight,
Wednesday, Mar. 10 at 7 p.m. A
huge crowd could give the locals a
tremendous boost.
Bonspiel winners
Brussels Sprouts victorious