The Citizen, 1994-02-09, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1994.
Brussels Atom Brian Oldfield fends off three Howick opponents in his quest for a goal during
the exhibition game in Brussels Friday night. The two teams will face off again soon in playoff
action. This game was won by Howick.
Belgrave Atoms lose 2
Rec. team sweeps tournament
While Blyth kept home goalie
Aaron Bakker busy, the Belgrave
Atoms failed to capitalize on their
chances to score and handed the
visitors an 8-3 victory on Feb. 1.
Justin Black opened the scoring
for Belgrave, assisted by David
Wray, then Blyth's Matt Anderson,
with his first of five, tied it up with
just over five minutes left in the
first. The assist went to Adam
Anderson.
Tim Robinson handed it to David
Wray to put Belgrave ahead just a
few seconds later, then Anderson
set up Mike Bernard to tie it once
again. With just two seconds left in
the period Blyth sprang ahead for
the first time off the stick of Matt
Anderson, assisted by Adam
Anderson.
Darrel McDougal set up the
Anderson team for the first goal of
the second to give Blyth a two
point margin. Belgrave's Robinson
set up Matt Snow to close the gap,
only to have it undone one minute
later off the stick of McDougall,
who scored unassisted. The next
shot into the home net was off the
stick of Jeremy Hanna after a-set up
by Derek Cook.
Matt Anderson lit the light twice
more for Blyth, with an assist to
Mike Lyons, to finish the game.
Blyth goalie was Ryan Lee.
In a close game that could have
gone either way in Stephen Twp,
Jan. 22, Belgrave came up the
losers in a 3-2 finish.
Scoring for Belgrave were Justin
Campbell and Kevin Hopf. Hopf
notched an assist on the Campbell
goal.
Belgrave turned the tables
against Zurich with a 6-1 victory.
Scoring for Belgrave were Tim
Robinson, Matt Snow, Justin
Campbell, two, Tyler Fenton and
Aaron Bakker. Assists went to
Kevin Hopf, two, Campbell and
Jim McCracken.
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On Feb. 4-5 a team of local
recreational hockey players
represented Blyth in the annual
Monkton Industrial Hockey
Tournament and came home with
the A Championship.
Blyth's first game on Friday night
was against a home Monkton
Wolves team. With the game
scoreless until halfway through the
second period Blyth tallied twice,
only to have Monkton score shortly
after. Then minutes into the third
period Blyth returned with two
more and skated to a 4-1 victory.
On Saturday in the first of a
possible three games Blyth skated
over Port Elgin 7-1. This game saw
the local team keeping cool heads
and took advantage of numerous
penalties by Port Elgin.
The second game on Saturday
Blyth squeezed out a 6-5 win over
the Monkton Cats, to take them
into the A Finals.
With only a one hour rest Blyth
returned to the ice to play their
third game of the day, against
Mitchell who had played just one
game on Saturday. After another
scoreless first period Mitchell
jumped into an early second period
lead, but Blyth got on the
scoreboard midway through the
period to tie at 1-1. Three minutes
into the third, Blyth gained the
lead, then added another with 9:07
remaining to take a 3-1 victory in
the final.
Members of the winning team
were Pat Cronin, Jim Oster, Brent
Andrews, Kevin Coultes, Steve
"Cool Head" Howson, Rick
Scrimgeour, Steve Plunkett, Brad
Bromley, Brian Bromley, Bruce
Papple, Jason Papple, Dale
Whitfield and Kevin 'Explorer' Lee.
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Union Gas Limited is planning to construct a four (4) inch
diameter natural gas pipeline to the Village of Bayfield as well as
distribution piping along various streets within the Villages of
Brucefield, Varna and Bayfield. The proposed feeder pipeline will
run north from the intersection of the Hensall Road and Concession
Road II - III (Tuckersmith Township, Huron County) to Huron
County Road 3 and then westerly along Huron County Road 3 to the
Village of Bayfield (see map). Construction of the proposed pipeline
is scheduled for the summer of 1994.
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To assess the potential environment effects of constructing both
the main feeder pipeline and the distribution piping, Union Gas will
conduct an Environmental Study. Details of the proposed pipeline
project and Environmental Study will be outlined at a Public
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comments or questions concerning the Environmental Study, Public
Meeting or proposed pipeline project, please call one of the
following:
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1-800-265-5230 Ex. 2896
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