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A member of the Blyth PeeWee Houseleague team slides
around an attacking Brussels opponent on his way to the
puck. The two teams faced off in Brussels for a regular
season contest on Friday night.
Blyth PeeWee Houseleague wins 3 -HEALTH ON THE HILL-
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SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
STAFF EXTEND A "WELCOME" TO RHONDA HORTON
3rd year Conestoga Nursing Student. Rhonda will be with us
from January to May 1996.
PERINATAL INFORMATION SESSION is upcoming
Thursday, JANUARY 25th at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Rm. 2.
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Tuesday, JANUARY 30th. It is a mobile resource library provid-
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kits and equipment. For further information, please contact
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presentation, "SUPPORTIVE HOUSING: WHAT'S HAP-
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1996 PAGE 11.
Brussels Atoms take 3rd consolation win
The Brussels Atoms had a busy
schedule last weekend, with four
games in three days.
On Friday, they played a league
game against Zurich, and lost by a
close 3-2 score. Nolan Krotz and
Joel Hemingway scored for
Brussels, with assists going to
Hemingway, Tyler Campbell and
Scott McDonald.
On Sunday, the team travelled to
Seaforth for a one-day tournament,
and returned home with the
consolation championship. In their
first contest they lost a very close
5-4 game to London. Tyler
Campbell led the Brussels effort,
counting in on each of their four
goals (two goals and two assists).
Brussels
PeeWee Reps
capture title
The Brussels PeeWee Rep team
captured the Consolation
Championship at a tournament held
at Howick this past weekend.
The tournament did not get off to
a good start, when the team
suffered a lopsided 6-0 loss to
Wallace.
They started to show signs of life
in their second game, however,
when they defeated Fergus by a 5-1
score. Joel Kellington and Chad
Fischer led the Brussels offense,
with two goals and an assist each.
Andy Van Beek scored the other
goal, and further assists were
credited to Chris Blake, Matt
Cameron and Phil Affolter.
In their final game, the strong
'offensive display continued,
handing an 11-0 drubbing to the
host team from Howick. Nine
different players contributed points
to the score, with Van Beek and
Kellington counting for four points
each.
Goals were scored by Blake
(three), Fischer (two), Stephen
Todd (two), Carla Hunt, Robbie
Kerr, Cameron and Van Beek.
Assists were awarded to Kellington
(four), Van Beek (three), Fischer,
Kerr, Cameron and Matt McLellan.
Matt McCall performed
admirably in net throughout the
tournament, and earned the shutout
in the final game.
Coach Murray Kellington said,
"With six kids playing sick, we
could not have asked for more."
Juvies edge
Mildmay
The Blyth Juveniles won a close
3-2 contest against Mildmay on
Sunday. The team started the game
with only nine skaters and, as two
players had to leave early, had to
finish with only seven.
Mike Salverda, Benji Hakkers
and Mike Heffron scored Blyth's
goals. Assists were given to Brian
Marks (two), Heffron and Mike
DeJong.
Coach Neil Salverda commended
his players on a very disciplined
and well-focused effort. He said,
"Given the effort they put out with
so few players, they displayed great
tenacity."
The team closes out its regular
season this Sunday at home,
against Walkerton at 3:15 p.m.
Lee Dilworth also scored a pair
of goals. Krotz added two assists.
Coach Alan Krotz said the loss
was a heartbreaker. "The team
failed to capitalize on a number of
good chances, and ran into penalty
trouble in the third period."
The Blyth PeeWee Houseleague
team skated to a win during each of
their last three games.
The first game Jan. 11 against
Brussels tallied a score of 10-5 in
Blyth's favour. Adam Anderson
scooped up half of Blyth 's goals
while the rest were scored by
Shawn Bromley, Matt Anderson,
Joel Arthur and Jeremy Van
Amersfoort.
Jan. 13 found the PeeWees in
Seaforth, where the final score was
7-2. Blyth goals were scored by
In their second game, they
defeated Hensall 7-0. Goals were
scored by Krotz (three), Mark
Hunter (two), Dilworth and
Campbell. Assists were given to
Dilworth (two), McDonald (two),
Ken McCallum (two), Campbell,
Matt Anderson, Michael Bernard,
Jeremy Klassen, Aaron Bakker,
Graham Worsell and Bromley.
A third game in Blyth, Jan. 18,
was a well-played match against
Stephen Twp. with Blyth on top
again. Goals were scored by
Bromley, Derek Cook, M.
Anderson and Joel Arthur.
Netminders for Blyth are Ryan
Lee and Bakker, who do a great job
fending off the oppositions shots.
Keep up the great work guys!
The next home game is 6:45 Jan.
25.
Krotz, Darrell McClure, Darryl
Houston and Joel Hemingway.
In the consolation round, thcy
soundly defeated Goderich by a'9-1
score. Campbell and McClure each
had a pair of goals, with additional
goals going to Hunter, Krotz,
Houston, McCallum and Kyle
Stephenson. Assists were awarded
The Belgrave Tykes split a pair
of games this past week.
On Wednesday, they defeated
Walkerton 9-2. Jeremy Robinson
led the offense with five tallies.
Additional goals were scored by
The Blyth PeeWee Reps picked
up three wins over the past week.
On Wednesday, Jan. 10, Blyth
hosted Milverton which is this
district's silver stick representative.
Blyth built a 4-1 lead midway
through the second period, however
Milverton rattled back to make it a
4-3 game at the end of second
period. Blyth outscored the
opposition 2-1 in the final period to
win 6-4.
This was perhaps the boys' best
played game this season. The
team's next two games did not
prove to be nearly as exciting.
Blyth travelled to Clinton on
Saturday and came home with a 15-
1 victory.
Blyth hosted Zurich Wednesday,
Jan. 17 and trounced the visitors
17-0. Point getters over the three
to Hunter (two), Dilworth (two),
McClure, Campbell and Bryce
Wedow.
Coach Krotz commended his
team on their success but added,
"With two consolation champion-
ships preceding this one already,
we had been gunning for the "A"
side."
Scott Phillips (two), Kyle Nixon
and Kevin Freiburger.
On Saturday, they were defeated
10-2 by a strong Teeswater squad.
Robinson scored both Belgrave
goals.
games were Derek Cook, one goal,
six assists; Matt Anderson, five
goals, five assists; Bryce Toll, three
assists; Darrell McDougall, three
assists; Tyler Stewart, three goals,
two assists; Graham Worsell, five
assists; Shawn Bromley, four goals,
eight assists; Jeremy VanAmers-
foort, five goals, six assists; Adam
Anderson, three goals, six assists;
Dave Ansley, six goals, two assists;
Mike Bedard, two goals, one assist;
Joel Arthur, four goals, nine assists
and Drew Comeil, five goals, three
assists.
With the shutout goalie Dean
Wilson lowered his goals against
average to 2.25 per game.
Blyth travels to Clifford for a
tournament Feb. 3-4 and then starts
OMHA playoffs. The PeeWees
record now stands at 20 wins and
two losses.
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Belgrave Tykes split 2
Blyth PeeWee Reps
pick up 3 victories