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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1998-06-10, Page 10Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 60 gather for euchre games Thanks Gary Courtney of the Huron Pioneer Thresher Association presents a cheque to Bob Szusz, right, reeve of Hullett and chair of the Blyth arena board in the amount of $500. The money will be put towards the installation of a new heating/cooling system for the arena NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS RE: DESTRUCTION OF WEEDS *71 Notice is Hereby Given to all persons in possession of lands within the Municipalities of the County of Huron as follows: Township Clerk Town Clerk Ashfield 1... Andrew Clinton M. Jefferson Colborne J. Kay Exeter E. Bell Goderich Grey Hay L. Cranston B. Knight J. Zimmerman Goderich Seaforth L. McCabe J. Crocker Howick V. Przybilla Wingham B. Adams Hullett B. Shaddick McKillop M. McClure Morris N. Michie Stanley Stephen A. Willed L. Brown Village Clerk Bayfield G.R. Knox Tuckersmith J. McLachlan Turnberry D. Kelly Blyth J. Stewart Usborne S. Strang Brussels D. White E. Wawanosh W. Thompson Hensall L. Phair W. Wawanosh L. Nolan Zurich C. Overholt In accordance with the Weed Control Act, Statutes of Ontario, 1990, Chapter W5, Sections 3, 16 and 23, that unless noxious weeds growing on lands are destroyed by the property owner by June 19. 1998, and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set out by the Weed Control Act. The Co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. JOHN GIBSON Weed Inspector, County of Huron PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1998. Blyth PeeWees soccer squad banks 3 wins The Blyth PeeWee soccer team is off to a great start. Though they won their first game against Wingham Cyclones 2-0, they didn't get into it until Wingham scored a goal after the Game three for the Brussels U-6 Panthers against the Sharks was packed with action. Jolanda Smith started in net for the Panthers. She had plenty of great saves, only letting one goal get past her. It was scored by the Sharks Scott Sippel. Next in goal was Robert Cronin who saw little action due to his teammates great work. It was during this time that Randy Zwep sped into action scoring the first goal for the Panthers. Morgan Deitner then took her turn in net during which Westin McLeod narrowly missed getting a goal for the Sharks. Morgan made many great saves keeping the score at 1-1 up to halftime. - What began as a low-scoring match turned into a slugfest by the fourth when the. Londesboro Midget Girls welcomed Seaforth to their field, June 3. Up 5-4 through two, Seaforth jumped ahead by seven in the third and allowed only three runs by Londesboro. The visitors broke it wide open in the fourth when they blasted Lon- The Brussels CIBC and J. L. McCutcheon Motors Ltd. spon- sored a lawn bowling tournament at the Brussels greens Thursday, June 4 with 16 teams competing. Winners were: first, Jack and Marie Muir, Seaforth, three wins, 44 plus three; second, Jack Broughton and Delphine Dewar, Atwood, three wins, 43 plus seven; third Bill and Abbie Graham, St. Marys, two wins, 46 plus five; fourth, Joe and Mary Higgins, Mitchell, two wins, 41; fifth, Bert and Christine Wydeven, St. Marys, two wins, 40 plus three; sixth, John and Mickey Kindersma, Stratford, two wins, 38 plus one; seventh, Ross Pepper and Frances Tuer, Mitchell, two wins, 35; eighth, Gordon Bosman and Jean Bewley, Dorothy and Allan-Martin hosted 15 tables of euchre at the Ethel Hall. Winners were: 50/50, Dorothy Martin; high lady, Eva Harrison, Edna McLellan; low lady, Jean McNaughton; high man, Norman Coghlin; low man; Aileen Mann; most lone hands, Ruby Armstrong, Kay Whaley, Hilda Holmes, Mar- whistle was blown. Unfortunately, this goal was disallowed. Then Blyth put constant pressure on Wingham's half of the field and finally Darwin Buffinga scored two goals with Teague Onn assisting on one. After a much-needed rest Trista Deitner was ready for action in net. Her greatest efforts could not stop a fantastic goal scored by Sippel, bringing the score to a 2-1 in favour of the Sharks. Taking a turn in net next was Gavin Bowers. He worked hard at making numerous stops but, with a mighty kick, McLeod scored for the Sharks. Rebecca Wilbee of the Panthers got the last goal of the game. The score, 3-2 for the Sharks was the result of hard work and a whole lot of fun for these talented athletes. The Panthers' next game is Thursday, June 11 at 7 p.m., behind the arena against the Brussels Wolves. desboro with 12 runs. However, the hometowners would not be defeated and came within one of tieing the contest when they struck for 15 in their last at-bat. The final was 23-22. Katie Snell, Amanda Anderson and Meredith Collyer shared time on the mound. The next game is scheduled for June 10, in Londesboro at 7 p.m. Brussels, two wins, 32; ninth, Reta Nichols and Dorothy Johnson, Stratford, two wins, 28; consolation, Len and Ida Patterson, Harriston. A casserole supper was served by the Brussels Club. Blyth II on top It was a tight game when the two Blyth Mosquito soccer teams met in league action June 4. Blyth II came out on top of the 3- 1 contest, led by Gregg Bechtel's two goals. Lee Prescott tallied a single. For Blyth I, it was J.J. Hubbard, assisted by Cody Anderson and Brad Bouman who stung the opposing netminder. garet McDonald, John Subject; birthdays, Iola Subject, Allen Edgar. There were numerous lucky tally card winners. The next euchre is June 15. Sympathy is extended to Helen Dobson and family on the recent loss of a husband and father, Bill Dobson, a long-time Grey Twp. resident. Both goalies protected the net with some spectacular saves. On May 20, Blyth hosted their second game against the Wingham Warriors. This was another evenly- matched game with the plays and goals going back and forth. The final goal of the game had Blyth jumping ahead with a 3-2 win. All three goals were scored by Onn with an assist by Buffinga. Bats were hot when the Belgrave Mites hosted Belmore June 3. Despite solid offense, the squad came out on the short side of a 16- 12 score. There was some spectacular defensive moves by Anthony deBoer. His aggressive play, however, brought a penalty kick 'call against him. Once again both Blyth goalies did an excellent performance in net. The Blyth PeeWees travelled to Goderich to play their third game of the season on June 3. Both teams got a penalty kick. Pitching duties were split by Trev Hopf, Kyle Nixon and Jamie McG- lyn. Coach Patti Nixon said, "The boys played a super game. Ashley Taylor took the penalty kick for Blyth and drove it right at the goalie. Goderich's penalty kick went wide and missed the net. Sabrina Buffinga snuck a goal in for Blyth in the first half to give them the lead. In the second half Trista Irving moved from defense to forward and scored right away then almost managed to score two more. Dynamites win The Brussels Dynamites Under-7 soccer squad took on Newton, June 2, in a victorious effort. While shutting out their opponent Brussels players hit the net three times. Taylor Prior earned two and Ben Gowing one. SHARP DEALS ON QUALITY - CLEAN READY-TO-GO USED CARS Great Savings on These Used Cars & Trucks. 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