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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2002-03-20, Page 8stw4iiritokt.o. WY/ ,;:7,i,94, Nap in Put a pleat leak 11114153 i 1:34 1.).1 5'01.;15 UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD Steven Truscott has asked his case be reviewed. Read the latest evidence in his defence. $37.95 THE PALLISER TRIANGLE This gorgeously photographed hardcover book tells the story of the famous western grassland area from the ice ages through to modern ranches. $59.95 THE DONNELLY ALBUM The fascinating Donnelly family legend will be explored again this summer at the Blyth Festival. Learn more about the story. $19.95 See our great selection of books at: The Citizen 404 Queen St., Blyth 523-4792 541 Turnberry St., Brussels 1387-9114 Ritchie and Elliott to tie the game. That was all the scoring for this game as it ended in a I-I draw. LAW N a QUESTIONS? log 100% Organic Programs! WedIvcait, 524-2424 - Trust the Professionals - PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 2002. Sports Flipped The Blyth Midget Bulldog goalie with some defensive help keeps an eye on a wayward puck, while the Sunderland forward pays equally close attention. The two teams are facing off in all- Ontario final competition. The Dogs, who are currently leading the series, will travel to Sunderland on Sunday for game three. (Vicky Bremner photo) The Brussels Midget BuNetts travelled to Alvinston for a playoff matchup on Monday, March 17. Alvinston struck first, but the Bulletts answered quickly when Michelle Cook scored on a rebound of Rachel Elliott's shot to tie it. Alvipston tallied another goal in the second period. The Bulletts just could get back on track as Alvinston scored two more unanswered goals before the end of the game and defeated Brussels 4-1. The Bulletts hosted Parkhill on Wednesday, March 13 in another playoff matchup. This was a tight checking affair. Parkhill solved the stellar goaltending of Bullett Nicki Berfelz in the opening period to give them an early lead. Brussels had their difficulty as well at solving the Parkhill goaltender, however with a minute to go in the second Satoh McDonald and Ashley Ritchie combined to set up Cook who fired in her own rebound to tie the game. the Bulletts created many scoring chances but failed to find the net as this game ended in a 1-1 draw. The Bulletts travelled to Mitchell for their last playoff game on Saturday, March 16. The team faced another tough competitor in this match. Mitchell squeezed a shot behind Berfelz to take the early lead. The Bulletts struck back in the second period when Cook scored on a scramble in front assisted by Bulletts lose 1, tie 2 Midgets lead OMHA series The Blyth Midget Bulldogs picked Game two returned to Blyth on up two wins this past weekend to Sunday afternoon. Sunderland led 2- take a 4-0 point lead in the six-point 1 until Blyth scored two goals in All-Ontario Midget E Final over 30 seconds late in the second Sunderland. period. The Dogs opened the series in The Dogs were leading 4-3 until Sunderland on Saturday. The visitors Sunderland tied the game with six scored twice in the first period and minutes remaining, sending the carried a 3-1 lead into the third game to overtime. Loder pounced on frame. a loose puck just six seconds into Sunderland pulled within one overtime and scored a breakaway early in the third period, but Blyth goal to give the Bulldogs sudden replied with eight minutes remaining victory. to clinch the game with an empty- Other Blyth goals went to Cole 'letter to take a 5-2 win. Stewart, two; Loder and Shaun • Scoring for Blyth were Rob Henry. Adding assists were Bromley, Archambault, Josh Albrechtas, two; Archambault and T. J. Marks. Micah Loder, Kirk Stewart and Matt Game three will be played in Bromley. Adding assists were Loder Sunderland Sunday, March 24 at 4 with two and Mike Bean. p.m. PeeWees on to OMHA final Last week the Brussels PeeWees Heading into the fourth, fifth and played three games against Cayuga. finally sixth period the Brussels On Friday, March 8 Brussels team found the net. White scored the hosted the Cayuga team in game only goal of the game on a pass from four of a five-game series and tied. McClinchy and Corbett after 72 Scoring for the Brussels team were minutes of hockey. Chris Corbett from Chase Chapman They now play Desoronto for the and Matt McClinchy, Matt White OHMA finals. The first home game unassisted and shorthanded, and is Good Friday at 7 p.m. then again McClinchy who tied the game with on Saturday, March 30 at 2 p.m. 31 seconds on a pass from White. No scoring was done in overtime. The Brussels team then travelled to Cayuga for game five on Monday and lost 2-1. Scoring the lone goal was Adam Corbett. With this loss the teams were tied with five points each and heading to game six on Tuesday night. For those that were there it was the game of the year with both teams battling hard and the goalies making outstanding saves. After three periods of play there was still no score. _HEALTH ON THE HILL_ A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GRIEF RECOVERY OUTREACH 12 week program that will change your life! Whether your loss results from death, divorce or childhood issues, recent or sometime in the past, recovery IS possible. Date: Tues., March 19, 2002. Time: 7;00 p.m. Place: Knox Presbyterian Church, Goderich, Ont. Cost: $25.00. For further information, please contact Huron Hospice Volunteer Service office at 527-0655. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS applications now being accepted for students interested in joining the Student Volunteer Program. Anticipate interviews and orientation for April 2002. Welcome to Shirley Dinsmore and Debbie Williamson who are now the Program Co-ordinators. To apply, please contact Shirley Dinsmore at 527-0655. CPR/FIRST AID Basic Rescuer CPR/Standard First Aid certification/recertification: March 23 & 24th. For further information and to register, please contact the Canadian Red Cross, (519) 273-9339 or e-mail firstaid.stratford@redcross.ca. ANNOUNCEMENT SCH is pleased to announce Dr. Peter Fowler of Fowler-Kennedy Sport Medical Clinic will be providing a monthly clinic as of March 2002 for sports and activity related musculo-skeletal problems. DIABETES: "SPRING TUNE-UP" day long 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. April 10, 2002 for people with Diabetes, their family and friends at the Mitchell Golf & Country Club. Topics include: "Diabetes & Heart Disease: What Can We Do About It?", Dr. Terri Paul; "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Fibre But Were Afraid to Ask", Lorraine Devereaux & Cheri Dolmage; "Fun with Fitness", Nelva Scott. "Practical Diabetes Management Tips", Marian Lane, Lisa Murray. "Uncluttering Your Winter Attic - Pursuing Wellness", Gabrielle Del Bianco. Displays of the latest in diabetes management tools, books with opportunity to talk directly to Co. representatives. Cost: $20.00/person before March 27/02, otherwise $30.00/person; includes nutrition breaks and lunch. To register or for more information please call (519) 272-8210 Ext 2361 or make cheque payable to "Huron Perth Diabetes Day" & mail to: Stratford General Hospital, Organizational Development, 46 General Hospital Dr., Stratford, Ontario NSA 2Y6. Alexander rink wins spring jitney Brussels Curling Club's spring jitney winners were: first, Mike Alexander, Nora Stephenson, Gloria Wilbee, Fran Bremner; second, Ernie Lewington, Madeline Steiss, Bill Bremner, Marilyn Jones; third, Orval Bauer, Dona Knight, Brian Warwick, Jean Bewley.