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Blyth Industrial Hockey League Statistics
FINAL STATISTICS
Player Team Goals Assists Points
1. Steve Siertsema Sting 29 23 53
2. Michael Haggitt Stars 23 17 40
3. Steve Plunkett Auburn 20 20 40
4. Jim Oster Sting 19 17 36
5. Chad Haggitt Stars 10 24 34
6. Todd MacDonald Sting 9 23 32
7. Brent Brooks Sting 20 11 31
8. Mike Bromley Bulldogs 20 10 30
9. Ryan Chamney Auburn 15 11 26
10. Brent Andrews Auburn 10 12 22
11. Mike Millian Auburn 6 16 22
12. Darryl Chalmers Sting 9 12 2i<
13. Drew Allen Sting 9 12 21
14. Kurt Whitfield Sting 12 7 19
15. Doug Craig Sting 9 10 19
16. Murray Thompson Stars 7 12 19
17. Scott Bromley Stars 11 7 17
18. Jack Watson Sting 9 9 18
19. Dennis Vere Chiefs 9 7 16
20. Jason Rutledge Auburn 7 9 16
21. Mike McDonald Bulldogs 6 9 15
22. Scott Stevenson Sting 5 10 15
23. Mark Wilson Bulldogs 5 9 14
24. Jeff Ferguson Stars 5 9 14
25. Brian Marks Bulldogs 4 10 14
26. Greg Blok Bulldogs , 5 8 13
27. Brent McCaw Chiefs 5 8 13
28. Ryan Crawford Chiefs 9 3 12
29. Steve Bromley Stars 7 4 11
30. Darryl Bromley Bulldogs 7 4 11
31. Chris Taylor Bulldogs 6 5 11
32. Ben Craig Auburn 4 7 11
33. Darryl Eckert Stars 5 5 10
34.Jason Cox Sting 4 6 10
35. Jeff Nesbitt Auburn 4 6 10
36. Ben Lobb Chiefs 3 7 10
37. Charles Gulutzen Stars 4 5 9
38. Brian Fischer Chiefs 4 5 9
39. Don Allen Bulldogs 3 6 9
40. Ian Andrews Auburn 2 7 9
41. Ian Koetsier Chiefs 6 2 8
42. Jamie Black Bulldogs 1 7 8
43. Robb Finch Bulldogs 5 2 7
44. Shawn Bromley Bulldogs 4 3 7
45 Dean Whitfield Sting 4 3 7
46. Darren McCash Chiefs 4 3 7
47. Brad Jewitt Chiefs 4 3 7
48 Jeff Oesch Chiefs 2 5 7
49. Jeff MacGregor Chiefs 5 1 6
50. Peter Craig Auburn 3 3 6
51. Mike Ansley Stars 3 3 6
52. Kirk Stewart Stars 2 4 6
53. Len Kohnert Chiefs 0 6 6
54. Jamie Bromley Bulldogs 2 3 5
55. Mark Stoll Auburn 2 2 4
56. Brian Heesels Bulldogs 1 3 4
57. Rick Elliott Stars 2 1 3
58. Jeff Taylor Chiefs 2 1 3
59. Jason McCash Chiefs 2 1 3
60. Jeff Bromley Bulldogs 1 2 3
61. Chris Howsor:Bulldogs 0 3 3
62. Shawn Gautreau Chiefs 0 3 3
63. Shawn Vlachman Bulldogs 2 0 2
64. Pat Wyle Sting 2 0 2
65. Jeff McKee Stars 2 0 2
66. Craig Marks Bulldogs 1 1 2
67. Tim Robinson Stars 1 1 2
68. Greg Toll Stars 0 2 2
69. Jason Duckworth Auburn 0 2 2
70. Erica Burns Bulldogs 0 2 2
71. Mark Robinson Stars 1 0 1
72. Jeff Cowan Stars 1 0 1
73. Tyler Stewart Stars 1 0 1
74. Mark Gibson Bulldogs 1 0 1
75. Dave Ansley Stars 1 0 1
76. Neil Steenstra Auburn 0 1 1
77. Pat Cronin Stars 0 1 1
78. Frazer Abbott Chiefs 0 1 1
Goalie Games G.F.GA G.A.A.
1. Ken Siertsema 10 79 33 3.30
2. Pat Cronin 14 78 63 4.50
3. Ron McDowell 11 71 60 5.45
4. Chris Bromley 10 54 69 6.90
5. FraZer Abbott 17 64 121 7.12
6. Kevin Falconer 6 42 47 7.83
Team Games Wins Losses Ties Points G£GA
Sting 16 14 2 0 28 141 45
Stars 16 10 5 1 21 86 86
Auburn 16 7 9 0 14 77 83
Bulldogs 16 7 8 1 15 78 103
Chiefs 16 1 15 0 2 55 119
Well done
Some local hockey players travelled as members of the Grey Bruce Highlanders Minor Atom
squad to Welland on Saturday for the final game of the series. The team came out on top
with a 3-2 win, earning them gold. Coaching staff, from left: Trainer Denis Bester, Coach
Frank Colton, Assistant Coach Charles Corbett. Players, back row, from left, are: Luke
Bester, Jeff Colton, Grant Cochrane, Jim Hutchison, Mitchell Ferguson, Adam Corbett, Chris
Corbett. Front: Jason Tremble, Derek Widmeyer, Jordan Wright, Mike Longpre, Sean
VanBerdan, Rhys Thomas, Andrew Hughes, Conor Gill. (Photo submined)
Woman opens restaurant
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
A long-time Brussels resident
and familiar face to many will soon
open The Merry Piper Restaurant
on the village’s main street.
Nella Blake, who lived in Brus
sels for about 30 years until her
more recent move to Wingham,
will operate the family-style restau
rant and do most of the cooking.
Whilenoting there will be no par
ticular specialty item, Blake says,
“Everything will be special and
everything will be good.”
The eatery has been cleaned,
painted and redecorated in the
theme of tartan and pipers. Long
association by herself and partner
Jim McLean with the Brussels Pipe
Band and Five Counties Pipes and
Drums inspired the name, says
Blake. McLean is the pipe major
for the Brussels band and Blake is
the drum sergeant.
With the new decor, Blake wants
the restaurant to have a comfort
able, homey feel and the numerous
pictures on the walls will bring
back memories for Brussels people.
It was the help of many friends
during full work days which helped
Blake ready the restaurant for busi
ness. “They came from Wingham
and Toronto. There was one
woman in her 70s, on her knees
washing and polishing,” she adds.
Along with the new look for the
Merry Piper, Blake has hired
almost all new staff for the busi
ness.
Blake says she hopes to satisfy
what the people of Brussels and
area are looking for. With dinners
and suppers, Blake says the meals
will not be fancy. “Good home
cooking is the aim.” She will offer
a nice selection of desserts such as
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Last euchre, Friday
Friday, April 7, the last euchre
party until fall will be held at the
Cranbrook Community. Centre.
Euchre parties will continue in
September of this year if we can
manage to organize them with help
from people in the community. If
you want to help please call Mrs.
Sharon Evans at 887-6583.
Work on the basement of the hall
is progressing well and we are
planning to paint the basement
walls before the carpet goes in. It
will be a great improvement when
we can hold the fall euchre parties
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Wittig held an open
house birthday party for Candice
Kamilli Wittig in the Cranbrook
Community Hall. Family and
friends attended, some 70 people in
total. It was a very successful party.
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pies, cakes, muffins, tarts and
cheesecake.
She also hopes to soon open a
larger dining room or meeting
facility in the north room of the
restaurant. The separate section
will accommodate 35 to 40 people.
Blake suggests it would be good
for birthday parties, anniversaries
or meetings.
Ready for business April 6, the
restaurant will be open from 6:30
a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
The establishment will be half
smoking, half non-smoking.
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