HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-10-19, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1994. PAGE 9.
Blyth Decorating ball team
gets championship trophy
The Huron County Fastball
League awards banquet was held
Saturday night at the Seaforth
Agricultural Hall.
Highlight of the night was the
presentation of the League
Championship Trophy to the Blyth
Decorating team. The Decor lost
only one of eight playoff games
played, ending their season with a
three-game sweep of the Lieury
Jets. The championship was the
first for Blyth since the 1989
Team thanks
supporters
Continued from page 8
On behalf of the players of the
Blyth Decorating Fastball Team we
would like to thank our sponsors
Keith Allen of Alboro Enterprises,
Donald Stewart and John Battye of
Blyth Decorating for their generous
support throughout the season.
season.
Individual team MVP's were also
presented. Local winners included
Dave Smith (Bulldogs), Terry
Elligsen (Walton), Keith Todd
(Belgrave) and Mike MacDonald
(Blyth).
Ken Higgins, who led Brussels in
RBI's and was second in runs
scored was named the Tigers' most
valuable player.
OPP find drugs
Thanks to a Crimestoppers tip,
the Goderich OPP located and
recovered 'll marijuana-plants with
a street value of $70,000 on Oct. 4,
says an OPP spokesperson.
The crop was found at Lot 25,
Cone. 8 of Hullett Twp.
Though not a major haul, the
spokesperson says it was a good
crop for this area.
The case is still under investiga
tion and no charges have been laid
at this time.
One more time
There was plenty of trouble for the goalies at the Brussels end of the rink, Sunday, as last
year's number one team, the Mt. Forest Patriots romped to a 10-0 victory over the hosting
Bulls.
Mt. Forest blasts Bulls 10-0
The Brussels Bulls had a chance
to move up in the Western Junior
'C' standings Sunday but came up
with a disappointing performance.
The defending league champion
Mt. Forest Patriots embarrassed the
Bulls by romping to a 10-0 victory.
While the Patriots are unbeaten
this season, Coach Scott Pettigrew
felt they were ripe for the picking.
The Pats were missing their two
best players, Jeff Rahn and Paul
Galbraith and another veteran Jason
Paige broke his ankle in the first
period.
The Bulls took some bad
penalties in the first period and fell
behind 3-0. Mt. Forest scored twice
with the man advantage and the
other goal came just as a powerplay
expired.
A lacklustre effort in the second
left the Bulls trailing 4-0. Coach
Pettigrew pulled goalie Ryan Fisk
for Ryan Sanders and left several
veterans riding the pine bus for the
LondesboroThe news from
remaining 20 minutes.
The Bulls did not fare much
better in the third giving up six
more goals. Norm Powers paced
the Mt. Forest attack with three
goals.
Coach Pettigrew said he was
disappointed with his team's effort.
"We showed a terrible lack of
discipline and hustle. If you work
hard and lose a coach can live with
that, but to play as poorly as we
did, there is no excuse for that."
The Bulls now meet Hanover in a
home and home series. Friday night
Brussels travels to Hanover for an
8:30 game. The Barons return to
Brussels the following Friday, Oct.
28 for a 9 p.m. start.
Compiled by June Fothergill Phone 523-4360
Kellands mark 25th
Orville and Reta Kelland
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on Oct. 8 at the Huron
Adult Day Centre. Seventy-five
relatives and friends joined them
for dinner and a social time.
Congratulations are extended to
Eric Maddeford and Heather
Fothergill on the occasion of their
marriage on Saturday evening, Oct.
15 at 7 p.m. at Londesboro United
Church.
Heather is the daughter of Ted
and June Fothergill.
The Fellowship Committee will
meet on Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the
manse.
WI makes beet muffins
The October meeting of
Londesboro WI was held at the hall
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 12 at
8 p.m. The meeting opened with
the Opening Ode, Mary Stewart
Collect and O Canada. The
president read a poem on "Today".
Leita Wiley demonstrated
making beet apple muffins. Roll
call was answered with items for
the food bank.
The minutes of the September
meeting were read by Reta Kelland,
who also gave the treasurer's
report. Correspondence was read
from Jean Mathers as well as
information on opening of the new
WI office near Guelph.
The president gave a report on
the Fall Rally held at Zurich on
Monday, Oct. 3. Il was moved by
Reta Kelland and seconded by
Renee Snell that a donation of $50
be given to help Huron West.
Card parties at the hall will be
held on Nov. 4, Nov. 18 and Dec. 2
at 8 p.m.
Lunch was served by Renee Snell
and Liz Lawson.
Huronview Fellowship will be
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COMMUNITY THRIFT SHOP
3rd Annual Meeting
Tuesday, November 15, 1994
7:30 p.m.
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Brussels, Ontario
Agenda:*
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Reports of activities of Thrift Shop during
preceding year
Financial statement and report of auditors
Appointment of auditors for current year
Election of directors
Transaction of any business either special or
general, which is pertinent to the interest of
membership which may properly come before
the annual meeting without prior notice.
$5.00 for lifetime membership,
purchased at the store.
Membership must be bought prior to Oct. 31/94
Only paid members are eligible to vote.
Your participation is greatly valued.
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