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Canadian Legion. Bulls lose to Patriots in OT
Mount Forest's goalie takes a close look at a shot fired by Brussels Bull Greg Fritz as it
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A long reach
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1995. PAGE 11.
Belgrave Atoms nip
Brussels to advance
In three straight Belgrave Atom
flouseleague team defeated Brus-
sels to move on to the next leg of
playoffs.
Game three was played in Brus-
sels on March 7, with Belgrave
leading the series by two. The first
period ended in a tie when Lee Dil-
worth notched one for the home
team, assisted by Mark Hunter and
Darrell McClure, while Justin
Campbell claimed one for the visi-
tors. Paul Walker earned the assist.
The second period had little
change with each team again
adding one more. Credit for Brus-
sels went to Devon Bilyer, assisted
by McClure and Hunter, while
Campbell set up Garrett Knight to
score for the visitors.
The third period broke the rou-
tine, however, when Hunter scored
the only goal for Brussels, while
Be!grave's offensive managed three
more to give them a 5-3 win. Scor-
ing for Belgrave were Campbell,
two, and Knight, assisted by Camp-
bell.
Between the pipes for Belgrave
was Travis Campbell.
A $375,000 project in the Town
of Seaforth has been approved
under the Canada/Ontario Infra-
structure Works program, Huron-
Bruce MP Paul Steckle, Huron
MPP Paul Klopp and Mayor Irwin
Johnston announced March 10.
Funding will be used to preserve
and upgrade the Seaforth Branch
Library. The 82-year-old building
will undergo major internal and
external renovations including
wheel chair accessible and new
mechanical and electrical equip-
ment to improve energy efficiency.
Work on this project, expected to
create 226 person-weeks of short-
term employment, begins this
spring and should be completed by
spring of 1996.
"Bringing this national program
home to the Town of Seaforth
ensures that the residents will
benefit from this local improVe-
ment, since the municipality
determines where the infrastructure
dollars are best spent," said Mr.
Stccklc.
"The jobs will be a boost to the
local economy in Seaforth," said
Mr. Klopp. "I am pleased that the
municipality will benefit directly
from the work being carried out on
the Seaforth Branch Library - not
only by improving service and
energy efficiency, but through the
preservation of this historical
landmark as well."
"Due to tough budget constraints,
the Town of Seaforth has found it
impossible to make the necessary
improvements to this building,"
said Mr. Johnston. "Thanks to this
funding, we're now able to make
these renovations."
This project is in addition to the
three projects worth $173,000
announced on Oct. 12, 1994 to
create 104 person-weeks of short
term employment.
Canada/Ontario Infrastructure
Works is a $2.1 billion shared-cost
program designed to create jobs
through local priority projects
which will improve the province's
infrastructure and therefore its
competitive position. Canada,
Ontario and local partners are each
contributing one-third of the
program funding.
The program, which is expected
to create up to 37,000 direct and
indirect jobs, is a positive example
of the federal, provincial and local
levels of government working co-
operatively to foster economic
development and growth.
The Brussels Bulls season ended
Saturday night but the home team
did not go down quietly. Trailing
the Western Junior 'C' final three
games to none to the Mt. Forest
Patriots, the Bulls played their
strongest game of the series, but
came up short losing 3 - 2 in
sudden death overtime.
The Bulls opened the scoring
eight minutes into the game on a
powerplay goal by Captain Greg
McNevan. Mt. Forest responded
with a disputed goal. It appeared
Bulls' defenceman Josh Alexander
had scooped the puck away before
it crossed the goal line and the goal
judge agreed, but the man with the
final say, referee Tom Gillespie
signalled it had crossed the line.
The two teams traded goals in the
Brussels Tykes finished the
season with an 18 - 5 win over
Milverton,
Showing their offensive skills
were Brent Wheeler with 10 goals,
Philip Wedow, Mathew White,
Adam Corbett, Chris Corbett and
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On Sunday, April 9, the 11th
Ontario Computer Fair in the
London area will take place in the
Ilderton Community Centre (north
of London, west of County Road
16). This fair serves the home
Market including families.
Over 60 dealers offer top
selection in computers, software,
shareware, peripherals and other
computer-related products. All
dealers are Canadian-based to
ensure value and dependability.
Representatives from various local
clubs offer information. And,
because it is a tabletop "no frills"
affair, savings are passed on to the
public.
The show is held for only five
hours - from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For
more information, contact Ontario
Computer Fairs, 185 Macdonell
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M6R
2A4, or call 1-800-465-8286.
second in a tight checking affair.
Paul Galbraith notched the Pats'
goal, then Kevin Ball responded for
the Bulls.
The game remained tied 2-2 until
the end of regulation. Bulls' goalie
Ryan Fisk played outstanding
despite an ankle injury suffered in
game one. Fisk stoned the Patriots
high scoring winger Mike Bowden
on a penalty shot in the dying
minutes of the game to keep the
Brussels hopes alive.
But Fisk and the rest of the Bulls
were heartbroken when at 6:57 of
overtime a pass out from the corner
by Jeff Rahn bounced off a player
in front of the net, hit the post and
trickled across the goal line.
"We showed a lot of pride and
character battling hard to the end,"
Adam McClure scoring the rest.
On defence were Andrew
MacDonald, Nathan Prior and
Tommy Cronin.
In net was Christopher Jutzi
making some great stops when
needed.
The Brussels Tykes thank their
coach Tim Prior for his time and
patience, as well as their parents.
Let's do it again next season.
said Coach Scott Pettigrew. "I think
the Hanover series took too much
out of us physically and emotion-
ally. We did not play our best
hockey against Mt. Forest."
Tykes blast Milverton