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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-03-27, Page 6In Appreciation The Brussels Optimists Club would like to thank all Ice Time Sponsors, the Atom Tournament Committee Members, IGA for special ads, Debbie, Pat and Mary for food, Arena Staff, Referees, and Bob Leger. With your generous support and donations, the Optimist Club is able to continue the Youth Services in Brussels and area — The Ark, Ball Parks, Soccer, Ball, Hockey. Atom Chairman, George Langlois President, Steve Knight GREEN FEES: (includes all taxes) Weekdays - All Day '19.00 9 Holes '16.00 Weekends - All Day '21.00 9 Holes '16.00 (Holidays) MEMBERSHIP RATES:YARTY R11311RATES IN_FF'FFla UNTIL APRIL, 13th. 14616_AFTER THAT ALL MEMBERSHIPS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY MAY 15th. CATECTORL EEL ADULT (earlybird) '430.00 ADULT MAY 15 '460.00 COUPLES (earlybird) '680.00 COUPLES MAY 15 '750.00 FAMILY RATE = COUPLE RATE PLUS: $115.00 FOR FIRST JUNIOR 18 AND UNDER $60.00 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL JUNIOR 18 & UNDER $156.76 FOR FIRST STUDENT 19 OR OVER $135.36 FOR EACH ADDMONAL SIUDENT 19 OR OVER JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP: '180.00 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP: '227.00 4 SEAFORTH WILL & COUNTRY CLUB WILL BE ACCEPTING MEMBERSHIPS FOR 11W 1996 SEASON CLUB REPAIRS 'GOLD iirso Drop off at Golf Course -Regrip -Reshafi -Refinish Beginners Co-Ed: Monday Nights for 5 weeks ning April 8 6:45 • Cost -$50.00. To ter call Cam rattfa:2,0130. RR #4, Seaforth, Ontario (519) 522-0985 .111 1 14 PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1996 Reaching in The Blyth Tykes hosted Clinton II on March 18 and skated to a 13-0 victory. Here a member of the home team gets ready to take a shot on net, while his opposing defenseman muscles in to take control before the damage is done. Blyth Atoms finish with a bang Tykes' defence strong ports The Blyth Atoms ended their season with a series of close, exciting games. After losing the first game of their best-of-three playoff series against Goderich, they bounced back to take the second game by a 3-1 margin. Micah Loder led the attack with a pair of goals, with Neil Salverda adding another. Drew Crawford, Cole Stewart, BMG arena bd. raises funds for purchases Fundraising efforts and improve- ments to the arena were the topics for discussion at the March 13 meeting of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre Recre- ation Board. The Valentine's Day dance, a joint venture between the Rec board and the Brussels Optimist Club, raised $1,951.24 to be split evenly between the two organiza- tions. A casino/pub night will be held April 20th, from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m., to raise funds for the purchase of anew french fryer in September. Arena Manager Murray McArter will also look into the prices for a fax machine and an energy probe/brine pump control. McArter was instructed to pur- chase a new pool liner from Midde- gaal Pools, Seaforth. The cost of painting the arena roof will be investigated by Chair Alvin McLellan. After being advised that a child had been hurt while climbing the railings of the arena stand stairs, McArter was instructed to look into possibilities of improving the safe- ty of the railing, either with solid plexiglass or additional railings. After considerable discussion of the accounts payable and assets of the Brussels Minor Hockey Associ- ation, the board agreed to donate $700, as they had the previous two years. The board was advised that the Brussels Optimists Atom Hockey tournament would be moved to Nov. 1-3 and Dec. 29-31 next sea- son so that conflict of ice time would not occur. The ice will be removed from the arena after the final Crusader game. Approval was given for the pay- ment of accounts in the amount of $38,065.82. Mark Machan and Kirk Stewart picked up assists in the victory. The exciting third game was played last Monday and proved a thrill for all in attendance. After being deadlocked in a 0-0 game at the end of regulation, it took until the second overtime for a goal to be scored. Unfortunately for Blyth, it was Goderich who came out on top, scoring the game's only goal at 6:21 of the second overtime period. Coach Tom Jarrett commended both teams for their heart and effort in the tough series. The team put a close to their season last Tuesday, participating in a tournament in Seaforth and coming home with the "A" Championship. Their first triumph came over Scaforth. Trailing 3-1 at the end of two periods, the offense woke and answered with two more goals to tie the game at 3-3. There was no scoring in the overtime frame but, because Blyth outshot their opponents in the extra period, they were awarded the game. Blyth goals were scored by Robbie Archambault (two) and Andrew Toll. In their second game, they triumphed over Clinton by a close 3-1 score. Shaun Henry, who had a goal and two assists, was named the game's MVP. Archambault again scored a pair of goals and Cole Stewart earned three assists. In the championship game, the team got avenged for their earlier losses to Goderich by defeating them in a tough 2-0 game. Cole and Kirk Stewart each had a goal and an assist, with Steven VanAmers- foort earning an assist as well. Goaltender Eric Jarrett was named the game's MVP. Coach Jarrett said the team- played well all day, and really deserved the win. Brussels Tykes played an excellent game recently against Stephen Twp., keeping the score close until the last few minutes. Scoring for Brussels was Adam McClure, Kyle Gibson, Chris Corbett, and Mathew White. Leading the way with assist on the goals was Adam McClure with two, Cory Chapman and Kyle Gibson each assisted once. Brussels defence had their work cut out for them by trying to stop Stephen's offence and they did great until the last couple of minutes in the game. On defence for Brussels was Mitch Blake, Tommy Cronin, Nathon Prior, Chase Chapman, and Adam Corbett. In net for Brussels was Christopher Jutzi who jumped on every puck that came near his net. The year-end tournament is this weekend in Clinton. Brussels Tykes play their first game at 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 30. Crusader Fan Bus To: Ripley, Friday Night Departs: Behind Hotel 7:00 No Charge! Info: Gary 887-6291 After 6:00 FITNESS IS FUN Exercise classes with Drusilla Leitch Registration & Class starting Tuesday, April 2 at 8 p.m. at Brussels Public School , Auditorium 10 weeks at $40.00 For more information call Barb 887-6192 Bring your step and weights. Work at your own pace. See you there - everyone welcome! TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT MINOR BALL REGISTRATION WHERE: Londesboro Community Hall, Londesboro Auburn Public Library, Auburn WHEN: Wednesday, March 27, 1996 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, March 30, 1996 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If you are unable to register during these times please pick up a registration form at Radford's Farm Equipment. Complete and return the form with your registration fee NO LATER THAN APRIL 15, 1996. Forms can be dropped off at Radford's Farm Equipment. Late registration cannot be guaranteed. Also anyone who still has a team sweater at home kindly return them at registration or as soon as possible.