The Citizen, 1994-06-15, Page 8S pSHT"
Old Inners take A final
Get that ball!
This weekend saw a co-ed ball tournament being played between local businesses at the
Blyth ball diamonds. Here a member of the Overthrows scrambles for the ball while a runner
from the Donnybrook team sweeps into first. The two teams were lucky enough to play in the
morning and miss the hail later Saturday afternoon.
Bulls search for competitors
By Jim Brown
Brussels Bulls are looking for
more teams to compete in their
annual slo-pitch tournament.
Five teams have already
registered for the tourney which
will be held July 8 to 10 in
Brussels. Organizers are looking
for a total of 16 teams in the
fundraising tournament. The
slopitch tournament is one of two
fundraising events the Bulls are
holding during the month of July.
Any team interested in playing in
the three-day tournament can call
tournament convenor Doug
Me Arter at 887-6963.
The Bulls are also hosting a
CHAM Video dance on Friday,
July 22 at the Brussels-Morris Grey
Community Centre.
The Brussels Western Junior 'C
Hockey League squad is also
preparing for the 1994-95 season.
Coach Scott Pettigrew reported that
a number of players have already
been contacted about attending the
team's training camp.
He said all players being invited
to the Bulls camp, set for late
August, should receive their
invitation letter by July 1.
"We hope to get them back by
Aug. 1," Mr. Pettigrew told the
Blyth Thunder beat Lucknow
The Blyth Lightning Mosquito
team played host to Wingham on
May 30. With a full roster, Blyth
was eager to get the game under
way.
Jeremy VanAmersfoort put
Blyth up by one as Pauline Blok
and Dave Ansley set him up. Aaron
Baker got Blyth's second with
assists going to Pauline, Melissa
Rammeloo and Jud Hakkers. By
the end of the first half, Wingham
had also notched one goal.
Blyth came out strong in the
second half with lots of offense, but
were rewarded only once for their
efforts as Ashley Howson beat the
keeper with the assists going to
Aaron and Jeremy.
The final score was 3-1 in favour
of Blyth.
The Blyth Thunder Mosquito
team travelled to Lucknow for an
executive last Tuesday.
He said a number of players are
still waiting for their acceptance
from universities or colleges before
committing themselves to the next
hockey season. Mr. Pettigrew noted
he has contacted a number of
Brussels minor hockey players and
their response has been positive
about attending the Bulls' camp.
The selection of Scott Walls in
the recent OHL draft makes the
minor hockey league player realize
that they receive added exposure by
playing for the Bulls.
The coach added that a number
of Bulls and Bulls' prospects have
been invited to the Midwestern
Junior 'Bs' Listowel Cyclones
rookie camp being held in Ayton,
July 23-24.
"This will give us a chance to
take a look at some prospective
players," said Mr. Pettigrew.
The Bulls have added a second
assistant coach for next season.
Mike Henry of Blyth will join
Pettigrew and assistant coach
Charlie Smith behind the bench for
the 1994-95 season. He tried to get
former head coach Phil Westman to
return as an assistant coach, but he
indicated he would be coaching the
Milverton 4-Wheel Drives of the
anticipated close game. This
proved to be true as both teams
exchanged goals in the first 15
minutes.
Blyth's first goal was passed by
Tammy Walker to Jeremy
VanAmersfoort, who beat the
keeper. John Eric Pardys and
Jeremy maneuvered the ball close
to the net before Julie Ritchie
notched the second for Blyth.
In the second half, Blyth seemed
to tire as Lucknow tied the game at
two all, but Blyth got a break with
a penalty shot which Jeremy scored
by beating the keeper on his low
right side. This proved to be the
winner.
Later on Blyth scored the
prettiest goal of the game as Jud
passed the ball up the side line to
Pardys, who in turn moved it up the
line to a recruit Atom player,
WOAA Senior 'A' Hockey League.
The coach said that Mr. Westman
really helped the team when he
served as an assistant at the end of
the regular season and the playoffs.
Mr. Pettigrew said Mr. Henry has
coached the Blyth Midgets the last
four seasons. A goal tender when he
played hockey, he does have an
intermediate level for coaching,
and Mr. Pettigrew said Mr. Henry
wants to get his 'foot in the door' in
regards to coaching.
"He has good personal skills and
is comfortable talking to players
one-on-one," said Mr. Pettigrew.
He added this would definitely be
an asset for the Bulls as it looks
like the team will be going with
two young goalies next season.
The coach added that it would
also help the Bulls recruit players
from the Blyth area. Bulls president
Gerry Wheeler said the
organization needs to consider
players from Blyth as "local"
players.
Mr. Pettigrew said the majority
of players invited to the training
camp in August are from Huron
and Perth Counties.
"We'll be looking at a lot of
players from the Howick, Blyth as
well as Brussels areas," he said.
Steven VanAmersfoort who
maneuvered the ball forward. With
the help of Pardys, Steven scored
the assurance goal.
The final score was 4-2 for Blyth.
Again, a very enjoyable game to
watch.
The Thunder's June 6 game
against Goderich Lions was a very
rewarding game even though they
lost. All the scoring was done in
the first half with Goderich pulling
in the lead 2-0 before Blyth came
back with their lone goal scored by
David Ansley.
Justin Black and Jeremy got the
assists. Goderich got their third,
late in the first half to make the
final score 3-1 for Goderich.
Special mention to the keeper
who made superb saves. The
defense were solid as were the
halfbacks. The forward line made
some impressive plays.
The "Old Inners" took part in the
annual Blyth Minor Hockey Co-ed
Slo-pitch Tournament this past
weekend and came away with the
'A' championship.
The team breezed through the
first two games with wins over
Blyth Legion and the Wheelers and
then needed a tough come from
NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF
A ZONING BY-LAW BY
Planning Act, 1983, c. 1, ss. 34(12), O.Reg. 404/83, Form 1
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Village of Brussels passed
By-law #14-1994 on the 6th day of June, 1994 under section 34 of
the Planning Act, 1983.
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the
Ontario Municipal Board In respect of the by-law by filing with
the Clerk of the Village of Brussels not later than the 5th day of
July, 1994 a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by
law and the reasons in support of the objection.
An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law,
describing the lands to which the by-law applies, and a key map
showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies
(or, alternatively, an explanation as to why a key map Is not
provided) are attached. The complete by-law is available for
inspection in my office during regular office hours.
Dated at the Village of Brussels this 15th day of June 1994.
Donna M. White
Clerk of the Village of Brussels
By-law 14-1994 has the following purpose and effect:
1. By-law #14-1994 changes the zoning on Part lot 1,
Concession 9 (formerly in the Township of Grey) now in the
Village of Brussels from "FD (Future Development Zone)" to
"II (Institutional Zone)". The subject property is Immediately
to the east of Turnberry Street and Is also known as the
west part of Part 2, 22R-3503.
The By-law permits the establishment of a new Firehall for
the Village of Brussels. The property has a frontage of 56.1
metres (184 feet) and a depth of 100.0 metres (328 feet).
This by-law amends Zoning By-law 16-1987.
2. Key Map showing the location of the lands to which the by
law apply are shown on the following pages entitled
Schedule A.
Zone change from FD (Fulurc Development) to 11 (Institutional)
behind 10-9 win over Auburn to
take the division.
They moved on to the semi-finals
and defeated Donnybrook 6-3. This
win moved the Old Inners onto the
A final against the Brussels Legion.
The Old Inners scored a run in
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