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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-12-20, Page 39WINTER COMPUTER COURSES • Introduction to PageMaker starting Jan. 10/96 6:30 - 9:30 * Only 5 seats left!!! • • Computer Literacy (Windows) starting Jan. 22 7 - 10 p.m. and starting Jan. 24 - 9 a.m. - 12 noon • Simply Accounting for Windows starting Jan. 25/96 7 - 10 p.m. • One on One training available for all courses! Watch for our list of day courses! For more information or to register please call BERNARD COMPUTER TRAINING CENTRE 523-9441 Fax 523-9260 Pat Bernard FOnd WiShe S far MerTy Clarisiturnas from all of us to all of you! Our entire staff extends warm greetings and thanks to you and your family for your patronage. U HURON TRACTOR JOHN DEERE Exeter 235-1115 Thamesford 285-3845 Blyth 523-4244 (1-800-265-4220) 1-800-563-3645 (1-800-265-9002) •••"...4% THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1995. PAGE 39. Brussels Crusaders hand Tigers 10-4 victory Saturday night to the Goderich holidays they travel to Clinton Pirates for their only game this Friday, Dec. 29 and return home to week. During the Christmas meet Ripley on Saturday, Dec. 30. the Top Ooppe Winghom Shopping Centre 519-357-4912 \-ftIkrf Standing by Ever watchful, the goalie for the Clinton Radars keeps a close Crusader during the action of Saturday night's game in Brusse from Tim Harrison and Jew Jewitt. The score remained 1-0 until early in the third when Corey McKee scored on the powerplay from Steve Fritz. The Brussels Crusaders opened the second half of their 1995-96 schedule Saturday night playing to a 1-1 tie with the Clinton Radar. May your home be blessed by the Miracle of Christmas. Rejoice! Clinton opened the scoring 1:19 into play on a Derek Jefferson goal Friday night in Arthur the eye on this attacking Brussels Is. Crusaders could not hold a 3-0 first period lead in losing 10-4 to the Tigers. Steve Fritz, Brian Campbell, Jim Oster and Ron Strome scored for Brussels. The Crusaders are at home Bayfield drops Novices 8-0 Blyth Novices had a busy, but frustrating week recently dropping all three games played and scoring just two goals. On Dec. 7, the home team host- ed Mitchell and missed a close one by 1-0. Two days later they were off to Auburn WI members exchange gifts Continued from page 3 3 differences and life there. He marvelled over the way people decorated for Christmas here with lights around windows, fences and trees. In Australia they just have a tree. He is here on exchange ministry. His talk was very interesting. Ruth Jardin thanked him for his message: The exchange of gifts was in charge of Ruth Jardin and everyone received a gift. There was the singing of Christmas melodies. Mildred Lawlor gave the card report and Christmas cards are to be sent to the shutins. Blyth guests favoured with more music. The roll call was "Bring a gift to the Children's Christmas Bureau". The meeting closed with the singing of the Queen. 100 — Regular cost of a 1995/96 trail pe rait, good anywhere, anytime. Bayfield where they suffered an 8- 0 defeat. Another nailbiter came on Dec. 14, when Zurich Rockets blew into town and upset their hosts with a 3- 2 decision. Blyth got things started with a shot off the stick of Ryan McClinchey to Brett Bean, who drove it home. Zurich came up ahead with two goals in the second then increased their lead by two with another early in the third. McClinchey slid one between the pipes less than a minute later to bring the team within one once again, but Zurich held them back for the win.