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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-09-18, Page 13ports Bulldogs end season Blyth Minor Hockey SEPTEMBER DRAW WINNERS Manning's Buildings Supplies Danielle Bean - $100. voucher Radford Auto Parts Harry Bakker - Tool Set Did I win? Looking through the exhibits to see how you did is just part of the fun at the annual Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels School Fair. After opening ceremonies students hurry into the arena to see if they got a prize, then get ready for the afternoon races and contest. Thresher's name winners THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 PAGE 13. _Art depicts fun with grandparents Continued from page 12 VanAmersfoort, Blyth; Jordan Arkell, E. Wawanosh; Bryce Toll, Dean Wilson, both of Blyth. Class 246. Tim Procter, Justin Black, Tim Robinson, Ricky Buchanan, all of E. Wawanosh; Anthony Sanderson, Blyth; Jonathon Cucksey, E. Wawanosh. Class 249. Jim McCracken, Tim Procter, Tom Mullin, Nathan Defterler, Ryan Fear, all of E. Wawanosh. Class 250. Tom Mullin, Jim McCracken, Tim Procter, Tim Robinson, all of E. Wawanosh; Shawn Bromley, Blyth; Ricky Buchanan, E. Wawanosh. FRENCH Class 252. Trevor McCarter, Evan Lautenslager, Joshua VanCamp, David Garniss, Justin Wesselink, all of E. Wawanosh; Devin Jenkins, Blyth. ,Class 253. Trevor Hopi, Jordan Arkell, both of E. Wawanosh; Orie Falconer, Blyth; Mark McCracken; E. Wawanosh; Darcey Cook, Brett Mason, both of Blyth. Class 254. Kevin Freiburger, Joshua Bruton, both of E. Wawanosh; Bradley Brooks, Kyle McNeil, John Weiler, Danny Cullen, all of Blyth. Class 255. Adam Lutz, Michael Garniss, Troyer Koehler, all of E. Wawanosh; Raymond DeBoer, Dane Corneil, both of Blyth; Matthew Hanna, E. Wawanosh. Class 256. Paul Garniss, E. Wawanosh; Mark Caldwell, Steven VanAmersfoort, both of Blyth; Scott Folkard, Ryan Moran, Kyle Campbell, all of E. Wawanosh. Class 257. GarretWight, E. Wawanosh; Mike Walsh, Blyth; KeViTPattison, E. Wawanosh; Dan Mullin, Blyth; Michael Procter, Ken McCracken, both of E. Wawanosh. Class 258. Curtis Knight, Tim Jerva, Myron Hussey, Justin Campbell, Jason Fear, all of E. Wawanosh; Ryan Lee, Blyth. 75 USING DRY FOOD Class 259. Tim Procter, Jonathon Cucksey, both of E. Wawanosh; Bryce Toll, Blyth; Justin Black Ryan Fear, Nathan Dettweiler, all of E. Wawanosh. FAMILY ILLUSTRATION Class 260. Bradley Haines, Tammy Hewitt, Mathew Stevenson, Ashley Casemore, Sean Cook, Tammy Freiburger, all of E. Wawanosh. DOING WITH GRANDMA AND GRANDPA Class 261. Nicole Sippel, Camerra Yuill, Trevor Hopf, Ellen Proctor, Margaret Vincent, Friday night Seaforth visited the Bulldogs in the Huron County Fastball League B side round-robin playoffs. Seaforth was the first to score a run in the second inning. The Bulldogs came back with two runs of their own. Brent Whitmore and John Miners both hit doubles and Miners scored on a wild pitch after taking third on Greg Wheeler's single. Seaforth took back the lead in the third inning, scoring two runs, then built on their lead in the fourth and fifth scoring one and two runs respectively, for a four run lead. The Bulldogs rallied in the seventh. Bruce Johnston, Dean Rutledge and Dwain Nicholls hit consecutive singles loading the bases. Andrew McCutcheon reached first after being hit by a wild pitch. Brent Whitmore hit another double to score two more runs. But the Bulldogs offense ran out of steam and Seaforth took the win 6 - 5. Mike Watson and Andrew McCutcheon shared the pitching duties for Brussels. Brent Whitmore went four for four at the plate while Dean Rutledge and Dwain Nichols went three for four. The Zurich Rangers came to all ol E. Wawanosh. Class 262. Levi Cook, E. Wawanosh. PICTURES OF 6 FAVOURITE ATHLETES Class 263. Michelle Nixon, Kristen Palmer, both of E. Wawanosh. Class 264. Christopher Cottrill, Michael Garniss, Kevin Freiburger, all of E. Wawanosh. FAVOURITE NURSERY RHYME Class 266. Shawn Cottrill, E. Wawanosh. Class 267. Leanne Elston, E. Wawanosh; Kerissa VanAmersfoort, Blyth; Amy Cook, Camerra Yuill, Amanda Dorsch, all of E. Wawanosh; Michelle Cook, Blyth. 10 PAGE BOOKLET OF 75 YEARS Class 268. Christopher Cottrill, Carl Procter, David Garniss, Claren Yu -ill, all of E. Wawanosh; Darcey Cook, Biyth; Trevor Hopf, E. Wawanosh. Class 269. Jamie Lewis, Blyth; Vicky Black, Heather Black, Emily Elston, Lisa Black, all of E. Wawanosh. POSTER CONTEST - STREET PROOFING Class 270L Tim Robinson, Paul Garniss, Shawn Cottrill, all of E. Wawanosh. POSTER CONTEST Class 271. Leanne Elston, Ashley Gaunt, Camerra Yuill, Amanda Dorsch, Ashley Casemore, all of E. Wawanosh; Kerissa VanAmersfoort, Blyth. POSTER ON DON'T USE DRUGS Class 272. Christopher Cottrill, Kevin Freiburger, Claren Yuill, Carl Procter, all of E. Wawanosh. Class 273. Jamie Lewis, Blyth; Krista Hewitt, Lisa Black, Jacquie McIntosh, all of E. Wawanosh. MAKE A HONEY BEE Class 274. Shawn Cottrill, E. Wawanosh; Steven VanAmersfoort, Blyth; Jason Hewitt, Kevin Hopf, both of E. Wawanosh. MAKE A BEE HIVE Class 275. Leanne Elston, Jeanine VanCamp, both of E. Wawanosh; Chelsea Carter-Brown, Amelia Carter-Brown, both of Blyth; Tammy Freiburger, Kevin Freiburger, both of E. Wawanosh. HISTORICAL DISPLAY Class 276. Krista Hewitt, Christopher Cottrill, Shawn Cottrill, Jenni Hoof, Tim Robinson, all of E. Wawanosh. Class 277. Christopher Cottrill, Krista Hewitt, Nicole SioDel, all of E. Wawanosh; Raymond DeBoer, Blyth; Ashley Gaunt, E. Wawanosh. Class 278. Shawn Cottrill, Justin Black, both of E. Wawanosh; Rarel DeBoer, Rachel Morrison, both of Blyth. town Tuesday to play the Bulldogs last round-Robin game. The game went quickly until the fourth inning when Zurich squeezed in a run. The Bulldogs finally came to life in the sixth with John Miners hitting a three-run homer scoring Dwain Nicholls and Grey Mulvey. Zurich came back with one run in the seventh but it wasn't enough and the Bulldogs won 3-2. Dave Smith and Mike Watson, shared the pitching duties for the Bulldogs. Dwain Nicholls, Greg Mulvey, and John Miners went two for three at the plate. Although all the games of the round-robin have not been played, it is unlikely the Bulldogs will advance to the B Final. The Bulldogs are grateful to their fans for their support this year. Winners of the special events contests at the 1996 Huron Pioneer Thresher Reunion are: Men's bag tieing - first, Eldon Vines, Listowel, 36.03; second, Lorne Scott, Listowel, 37.69; third, Ross Goll, Bluevale, 43.18. Ladies bag tieing - first, Marian Hallahan, Blyth, 41.66; second, Marie Clelland, Markdale, 1:21; third, Hannie Scott, Lucknow, 1:26. Men's log sawing - first, Ron and Ray Scotchmer, 10:03; second, Harry Wilkins and Lloyd Lionness, 11:63; third, Frank Hallahan and Danny Dick, 21:10. Women's log sawing - first, Marian Hallahan and Marie Clelland, 20:63; second, Cindy Searson and Christine Hamel, 23.25; third, Judy Sloan and Seva Irvine, 24.66. Mixed log sawing - first, Judy and Bob Sloan, 13.50; second, Ross Lewis and Marie Clelland, 15.15; third, Frank and Marian Hallahan, 16.90. The 1996 trophy winners are: STEAM ENGINES, Wayne Houston Trophy, best presented steam engine, Bill Andrews, Auburn, 1911 Case; ANTIQUE TRUCK, Dan Thomson Memorial, best restored, Bruce Utley, Goderich, 1957 Mac B-61; BELT SETTING, STEAM ENGINE, John Hallahan Trophy, best time, not presented this year due to weather; MODEL ENGINES, Warner Andrews Memorial, best small engine, The William Coxon Family, 1/3 scale steam engine and thresher machine; PRE-WAR CAR, Clinton Auto Parts, Best restored pre-war, Ted Elmer, l'ottenhan, 1931 Chev Coupe; POST-WAR, Vines Turkey Pro- ducts Trophy, best restored, Vern Mothers, Wilsonville, 1949 Meteor Custom; FEATURE TRACTOR, best restored Allis Chambers, Harold and Bernice Madill, Owen Sound, 1939 Allis Chambers "B"; GAS TRACTOR, 1910-1930, Jack Arthur Trophy, John Kuik, Lucknow, 1928 John Deere GP; GAS TRACTOR, 1930-1950, John Ellacott Trophy, Brian Bussel, Georgetown, 1934 Allis Chambers "A"; People Choice Trophy, Best Exhibition on Grounds, Don and Sheila Morden, Moorefield, general display of apple cider press, etc. The International Scene Continued from page 5 what the United Nations has decided (again) is the best country in the world. You'll understand when I tell you it gives us great pleasure to be No. 1 where it really counts. You will also be pleased to know that we seldom use the expression "Slick Willy" when talking about you. A folksy "Bill" suits us fine. REGISTRATION FOR HOCKEY SCHOOL The purpose of this camp is to prepare all local minor hockey players for the season. To be held at Brussels Morris & Grey Community Centre starting Monday, Sept. 30th and going to Oct. 5th. All ages are welcome and will start at 6:30 for the younger group and lasting one hour. Sat. school will be held In the morning and will be In a game format with Jr. C Bulls on the Ice. All students will be Invited downtown after Saturday's skate for a free hot dog and a drink at the IGA. The cost of this camp will be $35.00. All cheques are payable to Brussels Bulls and can be mailed to Box 396, Brussels, ON. NOG 1H0 PLAYER'S NAME ADDRESS POSTAL CODE TOWN PHONE NUMBER AGE HOSPITAL CARD #