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There was a lot for the goalie to watch as players from both sides converged on the net, in
this exhbition action in Blyth on March 25. The Bantams hosted Clinton and sent them home
in defeat by a 6-2 score. Thursday night was a different story as Clinton took the win again
by 6-2.
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The Brussels Bulls held their annual banquet in Brussels this past Saturday at the Legion.
Trohy winers included, back, from left: Jamie Taylor, Cory Bridges, Ryan Wright and Cory
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Barrie, Jason Heipel and Grant Fisher.
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Blyth Tykes capture
B consolation title
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual potluck slipper and
awards night on Friday, March 29.
The new executive was decided:
past president, Fran Bremner;
president, Mike Alexander; first-
vice, Steve Bowles; second-vice,
Mary TenPas; secretary-treasurer,
Velma Locking; ladies' curling
president, Mary Bernard; ladies'
secretary-treasurer, Velma Lock-
ing; draw committee, George
Zwep, John Vanass, Dona Knight;
bonspiel committee: men's, Orval
Bauer, Brian Warwick; mixed,
Stew Steiss, Clem Steffler; prize
committee, Donna Bauer, Marg
Taylor; ice committee, Mervyn
Bauer; press reporter, Nora
Stephenson.
Prizes for the year were then
awarded. John Vanass presented
the prizes to the first draw: first,
41.5 points, Darrell Uhler, Marg
Taylor, Clem Sterner, Sarah Exel;
second, 40.5 points, Mervyn Bauer,
Mary Ten Pas, John Lowe, Ashley
Gropp; third, 38.5 points, Dave
Lewington, Valerie Shortreed,
Donna Bauer, Vincent Bauer.
Donna Bauer presented the prizes
for the second draw: first, 47
points, Mervyn Bauer, Ken
McDonald, Clem Steffler, Jason
Gropp; second, 40.5 points, Orval
Bauer, Valerie Shortrecd, Phyllis
Steffler, Phil Graber; third, 39.5
points, Mike Alexander, Madelene
Steiss, George Zwcp, Pauline
Patterson.
The prizes for the third draw
were presented by George Zwep:
first, 49 points, Mike Alexander,
Brian Warwick, Velma Locking,
Annette Lcwington; second, 43
points, Steve Bowles, Pauline
Patterson, Nora Stephenson, Stew
Steiss; third, 37.5 points, Orval
Bauer, Jason Gropp, John Lowe,
Doug Dale.
Donna Bauer presented the D.A.
Rann Trophy to the overall winners
of the year: Mike Alexander, Brian
Warwick, Velma Locking and
Annette Lcwington.
Velma Locking presented the
Walter Scott Memorial Trophy to
the overall winners of the Tuesday
afternoon ladies curling: Julie Jutzi,
Jo-Ann McDonald, Gloria Wilbce
and Sharon Brown.
Door prizes were won by
McDonald, Annette Lewington and
Brian Warwick.
President Fran Bremner,
introduced the new president for
next year, Michael Alexander, who
thanked Fran and the various
committees for doing an excellent
job throughout the yea?.
A few games of euchre were then
played with prizes being given to
high lady, Dona Knight; high man,
John Vanass; low lady, Sharon
Brown; low man, Steve Bowles;
closest birthday, Phyllis Steffler.
The Blyth Tykes closed off their
season last weekend with a playoff
tournament in Clinton and came
home as the "B" Consolation
Champions.
After losing a close 3-1 contest to
Goderich, with Josh Albrechtas
scoring the lone Blyth goal, the
team went to the "B" side and met
Clinton. This time, the offense
exploded and handed their
opponents a 13-0 defeat. Albrechtas
led the way with 10 goals and two
assists. Rounding out the scoring
were Tony Bean, Jenna Rinn and
Brittney Peters with goals. Assists
went to Rinn, Heather Schmidt and
Kendall Whitfield with four. Jeffrey
Elliott preserved the shutout.
On Sunday morning, they took to
the ice for their third game, this
time against Seaforth. In a very
exciting match, Blyth stole away
with a 2-1 victory, scoring the
winning goal with only 0:04 left in
overtime.
The Brussels Novices were
eliminated from playoffs last
Tuesday after suffering a 4-3
overtime loss to Teeswater.
Brandon Blake, Tate Stephenson
and Scott Armstrong scored for
Blyth with assists going to Robbie
Semple (two), Brent Wheeler,
Tyler Jutzi and Armstrong.
Trainer Murray Armstrong said
the contest was exciting and both
teams played a very sportsmanlike
game. He complimented all the
players for their effort.
Josh Albrechtas opened the score
right off the faceoff. The teams
battled back and forth with Blyth's
goalie Jeff Elliott and Scaforth's
Man Devereau making many
outstanding saves.
Seaforth replied with a goal by
Derek Wolfe at 3:30 of the first
period, but with no scoring in the
second this game would be forced
into a six-minute overtime period.
With only five seconds remaining
Josh Albrechtas scored on a nice
setup by Orie Falconer and Darcey
Cook to seal the Bulldog victory.
Less than one hour later, the team
took to the ice in the consolation
championship against Elma-Logan.
Unfortunately, their opponents
proved victorious on this occasion
skating to a 7-0 victory.
Coach Rick Elliott commended
his team for their effort and said the
whole weekend was a wonderful
experience.
Blyth Men's
Industrial
SLO PITCH
LEAGUE MEETING
MONDAY, APRIL 8
8 p.m.
Blyth Inn
Phone 523-4584
for more information
Crusader
Fan Bus
To: Ripley,
Friday Night
Departs: Behind
Hotel 7:00
No Charge!
First come basis
Brussels
Novices
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SOCCER AND BALL
REGISTRATION
Saturday, April 6 & 13
9 a.m. - 12:00 noon
at Blyth Arena
Soccer - Boys & Girls 6 - 17 years old
if there is enough interest, a team for 18 and
over will be formed.
For more information:
Soccer - Her VanAmersfoort - 523-4202
Ball - Brian Mason - 523-4850