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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-10-27, Page 10oyi„*P. ;AA Driving it home Brussels Crusader Tim Fritz lines up for the slap shot on the Durham Thundercats net in this first period play at Sunday's WOAA senior hockey game. Fritz scored two in this 6-5 victory over last years champs. Sweep puts Crusaders in first APPLICATIONS FOR VOLUNTEERS TO SERVE AS MEMBERS OF A DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL will be received by the undersigned. District Health Councils are local health planning bodies established to provide advice to the Minister of Health on the health service needs of their communi- ties. The goal of each DHC is to plan and develop a comprehensive health sys- tem for the citizens it represents, designed to make the best possible use of available and potential resources. Volunteers will possess skills in participatory decision-making, demonstrate an enthusiasm for planning a healthy community and be able to devote approxi- mately 12 hours per month to the position. The members of council are chosen to represent a balance of: 1. Providers who are involved in -the governance, management, or delivery of health or health-related social services, or Persons trained as health professionals or para-professionals; and 2. Consumers with an interest in our local health system, but who are not involved in the actual delivery of health or health-related social services; and 3. Representatives of local government. Individuals interested in serving on the District Health Council and able to devote sufficient time and energy are invited to submit a resume to: Huron County District Health Council Steering Committee c/o Shirley Hazlitt, Chair, Hearing Committee R.R. #4, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y1 ports Fastest Michael Ansley of Blyth Public School was the top winner in the Senior boys cross country race at Hullett on Wednesday. imovIty-iFenr4,00, PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1993. Bulls inexperience costs them 2 games The Brussels Crusaders won all three games played this past week moving into first place in WOAA Senior A action. Monday night in Tavistock, Brussels scored three second period power-play goals enroute to a 5-3 win over the Royals. Steve Fritz, Jeff McKee, Corey McKee, JC Hewitt and Brad Carter scored for the Crusaders while Derek Cooper made 41 saves in his first start of the season. Friday night Brad Carter scored three first period goals in leading Brussels to a 12-3 win over the Shelburne Muskies. Corey McKee and Brian Campbell each scored twice while Ron Strome. Tim Fritz. Hewitt, Brian McArter, and Ted Sills added singles in a game Brussels settled early scoring seven goals in the opening thirteen minutes of play. Trevor Fortune, who lost his shutout bid midway through third period action picked up his first win of the year. Sunday afternoon in Brussels the Crusaders scored four first period goals to upset the defending champion Durham Thundercats 6- 5. Tim Fritz with two, Dave McKee, Strome, Steve Fritz, and Carter scored for Brussels who held period leads of 4-1 and 6-4. Cooper was in net for his second win of the week. The youth and inexperience of the Brussels Bulls showed up in two games this weekend. The Bulls jumped out to a 4-1 lead Sunday in Walkerton but went to sleep in the final minutes and wound up tieing the Blackhawks 4- 4. Jonathan Lane paced the Bulls attack with two goals and an assist. Nate Bender and Jeremy Beirnes also picked up goals. Rookie Winger Pete Mulder picked up two assists before being tossed from the game for hitting from behind. He will sit out the next two games due to a suspension. Coach Scott Pettigrew says, "It's obvious some players panicked when the pressure was on and we made some mental errors that cost us a point." Friday night the Bulls were slow out of the gate and lost 8-3 to second place Mt. Forest. The Patriots went ahead 4-1 and while the Bulls stormed the Mt. Forest net in the second period, out- shooting their opponents 15 -7 it was 5-2 after 40 minutes. The Bulls had to open it up in the third period but their strategy backfired as turnovers proved costly with the Patriots scoring three more times. The Bulls are off this Friday night but host Hanover Sunday at 2. The Bulls beat the Barons 4-1 in their first meeting earlier this month. The Crusaders are off until Friday, Nov. 5 when they travel to Palmerston. Their next home game is Sunday, Nov. 7 at 7:30 against the Tavistock Royals. The Crusaders have played excellent hockey to date already defeating two of the league's elite teams. Their roster is filled with many names familiar to Brussels hockey fans. 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