HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-06-04, Page 11U-10II plays to tie
On Tuesday, May 27 the
Brussels II U-10 soccer team
travelled to Palmerston for their
second game of the season.
Palmerston scored early but
Brussels regrouped, tied the game,
then scored again to take a 2-1 lead.
They held their lead until late in
the game when Palmerston evened
the score, ending it in a 2-2 tie.
Brussels players all worked hard
and played well, led by Joel
Hubbert's pin-point passing and a
determined effort by Emily Cardiff.
Brussels' goals were scored by
Greg Bowers and Eric Van Veen.
2 U-16s get red-carded
A rough game between the Brus
sels U-16 and Drayton soccer
teams, May 29, led to one player
from each being red carded, fined
and suspended for a game.
Mike Cooper received the Brus
sels penalty while Tom Green took
the time out for Drayton.
Richard Armstrong had a good
game in goal for Brussels, allowing
only two while his teammates
scored four.
Terry Nichol notched two and
Mark Franken and Joel Kellington
one each.
Brussels U-16 plays Thursday
evening on the new soccer field
south of the arena.
U-12 team tastes victory
With teamwork improving as the
season progresses, the Brussels I U-
12 squad captured a win against
hometown Howick, May 28.
Though they were unable to cash
in on several scoring chances, the
team managed to slip two by the
opposing goalie while giving up
only one.
Brussels U-12 home games are
played at Brussels Public School on
Wednesdays.
The winning team in the soccer
match between the Brussels I and
Brussels II U-12 teams was incor
rectly reported in last week's issue
of The Citizen. The Brussels I team
was victorious.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4,1997 PAGE 11.
M. White leads team to win
It was a win for Brussels I U-10
soccer team when Howick II came
to town, May 27.
With Tate Stephenson keeping
the visitors out of the goal in the
first half, Matt White scored two
for Brussels.
Howick came back strong in the
second when Marley Duffield
snuck two by goalie Justin Mayne.
In the dying minutes of play,
White booted his third one past the
Howick goalie to give his team the
win.
Dodge ball
Competitors prove their mettle as Jeremy Van Amersfoort and Pauline Blok move in close
as theopponent (right) boots the ball into their end. Blyth was a great place for soccer fans
this past weekend as enthusiasts competed in a tournament, sponsored by Blyth Christian
Reformed Church (CRC) Young Peoples. There were seven teams playing, Blyth CRC,
Blyth United, Auburn Missionary, Listowel CRC, Lucknow CRC, Vanastra CRC and Drayton.
Drayton claimed the A title, while Blyth United won the B. Profits go to the Young Peoples
Server Project, which is a one-week mission in Mississippi for six local youths.
Hullett PeeWees trounce Vanastra
The Hullett PeeWee Girls ball
team got the season started with a
hit parade in Londesboro on May
26. The club slugged its way to a
24-8 victory over Vanastra.
Hullett struck early with an
amazing nine runs in the first,
while Vanastra also got off to a
strong start with five of their own.
The big jump came in the second
with the home team shutting out
the visitors in the top half, then
scoring seven to spring ahead by
11.
Vanastra brought three runners
home in the third, but it was way
too little, as Hullett played out the
bottom half and added another
eight.
Big contributors to the home
team's offensive onslaught were
homerun hitters, Mandy Dunbar,
with two, Becky Brandon and
Lindsey Howitt.
Splitting the pitching duties were
Liz Ross and Leanne Jamieson.
Other players on the team,
coached by John Reinhart and Anj
McCool, are: Tiffany Reinhart,
Jody Godfrey, Mel Hiuser, Kristy
James, Melissa Snell, Jenny
Ritchie, Kristen Oster.
Tops in their field
Track and field day winners at Brussels Public School received their medals on Friday
afternoon. They are, back row, from left: Candice McLellan, first, Tyke; Drew Thomas, first,
Tyke; Matthew White, second, Tyke; Mary Ann Aitchison, second, Tyke; Nicole Lowe, first
Bantam; Jodi Sellers, first Atom. Middle: Adam Corbett, second, Mite; Claire Mastnak, first
Mite, Lauren Spink, second Mite; Chris Corbett, first Mite; Amy Douma, second, Bantam;
Ryan Mawhinney, first, Bantam. Kneeling: Evan Horst, first, Atom; Morgan Bishop, second,
Atom. Absent were: Jenna Krotz, second, Atom and Nolan Krotz, second, Bantam.
WINGHAM AND
DISTRICT HOSPITAL
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Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the
Wingham and District Hospital Corporation will be held In
the Nursing Assistants* Training Centre, Catherine St.,
Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 19,1997 at the hour
of eight o'clock p.m. for the revision of bylaws; for the
election of Governors; for the appointment of Auditors;
and for the transaction of such other things as may
properly come before the meeting.
Copies of the Annual Report and Hospital Financial
Statements may be obtained at the front desk of the
Wingham and District Hospital effective June 12, 1997
and at the Annual Meeting.
Memberships granting voting privileges may be
purchased at the front desk of the hospital for five dollars
($5.00) prior to five o’clock p.m., Wednesday, June 4,
1997. No membership sold, after that time will entitle the
purchaser to a vote.
Date at Wingham, Ontario, this 8th day of May, 1997.
By order of the Board of Governors.
L. Koch,
Secretary