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The outfielder made the grab for the out when the Blyth
Storm and the Varna Rock Bottoms played off at the Blyth
Storm’s co-ed slow-pitch tournament this past weekend.
(Vicky Bremner photo)
Morris, Brussels
to meet with chiefs
Morris Twp. council will hold a
meeting Sept. 5 with the Village of
Brussels, the Ontario fire marshall,
Blyth Fire Chief Paul Josling and
Wingham Fire Chief Harley Gaunt
to resolve the fire call issue.
Morris council had asked for clari
fication with regards to responses to
three fire calls from earlier in the
year. Brussels Fire Chief Murray
McArter and Brussels council had
sent a letter of reply.
A motion recommending represen
tation on the Wingham area fire
board be two from North Huron, two
from Morris-Turnberry and two
from Howick was approved at the
Ethel euchre was held on July 24
with 15 tables in play. It was hosted
by Bob and Margaret Bateman.
Winners were: 50/50, Doug
Hamilton; high lady, Dorothy
Martin; high man, Walter Harrifield;
lone hands, Shirley Verstoep,
Charlie Harrison and Adrian
Verstoep; low, Mary Huether and
Donna Moore; tally, Betty Kennedy,
Ken Crawford, Mary Davidson,
Margaret Peebles, Margaret Crowe,
Scott McLean, Isabelle Gray, Jim
McGillawee, Helen Dobson, Eileen
Mann, Agnes Harrow, Florence
Broughton, Jim Smith, Annie Wight,
Allan Kennedy, Isabelle Craig.
The next euchre will be held on
Aug. 7.
July 18 meeting, subject to agree
ment by the transition board.
Council will seek two quotes for 9-
1 -1 stickers and order 5,000.
Maitland Engineering Services
will be hired to prepare a report
about the Belgrave well system as
requested by the Ministry of
Environment.
An application will be made to the
MOE for an amendment to the cer
tificate of approval for the Belgrave
wells to allow the addition of proper
ties on Hamilton and Jane Streets. It
was recommended the cost for con
necting the properties be spread over
three years.
Council received letters from
Turnberry and East Wawanosh
Twps., expressing no objections to
the Wingham sewer and water agree
ment.
The bylaw was given final read
ing.
A response from Brussels council
regarding future use of the landfill
site will by sought by the end of
August.
Road Superintendent Lloyd
Michie told council he had spoken to
a representative from Wescast and
there was no concern about the loca
tion of the gate along Industrial
Road.
A motion was passed to have the
gate placed on township property,
off Industrial Road to the west,
before the Town of Wingham lane.
Morris will erect a dead end sign and
a no trespassing sign on township
property at the end of Industrial
Road.
Paul Stephen of Innovative
Security Systems attended the meet
ing, submitting a quote of $1,165 for
a security system.
No decision was made.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2000. PAGE 9.
U-6 Blackhawks
win 1,lose 1
The Brussels U-6 Blackhawks
took to the playing field against
Team I recently.
Jacob McGavin p.layed centre
with Evan Smith and Heather Bone
as forwards. They moved the ball
quickly making shots on net.
Mackenzie McGavin and Nathan
Thompson played hard trying to
keep the ball out defensively.
The game ended 4-0 for Team I.
On July 26 the Blackhawks played
Team 4. Sharing goaltending for the
game was Derek Wood, Jarod
Logan, Nathan Thompson and
Nathan Watson.
Watson took centre with Jamee
Johnston and Janessa Smith as for
wards. Watson made a great kick to
start the game, getting some great
Lightning strikes
for 2 wins, 1 tie
The Blyth Lightning soccer squad
has had success in recent weeks.
They met Clinton Titans, June 20,
earning a 5-5 tie.
Blyth took a huge lead in the first
half, tallying four while holding
Clinton to one. However, the scoring
was reversed in the second half.
Scoring for Blyth were Darren
Bouman (three), John Bokhout and
Michael Elliott.
Bokhout (two) and Bouman both
earned assists.
On June 27, Goderich Legion vis
ited.
A strong early effort by Blyth sus
tained them for the win as Elliott,
Bokhout and Ben Walsh scored in
the first with Walsh adding his sec
ond in the final half.
U-lls lose to Newton
The Newton team slipped by the
Brussels U-ll Aces when they took
to the field, July 25.
Scoring for Brussels in the 3-2 loss
were Trevor McArter and Jordan
Campbell. Brandon Kellington
assisted on the first goal.
A great running game by Kyle
Griffith, Chris Barton and Andrew
Van Vliet kept the team close while
Ami Schimanski and William King
provided some great set-ups as for
wards and Devon Warwick as a
defender, said coach Jennie
Schimanski.
GRADUATION
Tim Machan has successfully
completed the Plumbing
Apprenticeship. He is employ
ed with Dale Machan Plumbing,
Heating & Electrical Ltd.
Congratulations, love, Dad,
Mom, Steve, Michelle & Mark.
shots on net. Logan and Bone
moved the ball out defensively with
Bone doing a head ball after a
throw-in.
In the second half Woods and
Drew McKee moved to forward.
McKee made a shot on net and
Woods moved in to gain control and
score two.
McKee kept the ball forward for
Evan Smith who made shots on net.
Waiting defensively were Kelsey
Smith and Janessa Smith. Kelsey
gained control and moved it for
ward. Johnston made a great throw-
in which ended the game.
The Blackhawks took the win of
3-1.
Their next game is Aug. 2
(tonight).
Elliott got an assist in the 5-3 win.
Holding the Lucknow Lancers off
the board in the first half of their July
11 match allowed Blyth to secure the
4-1 victory.
Scoring for Blyth were Blake
Hesselwood (on a penalty shot), Ben
Caldwell, Elliott and Bokhout.
Bokhout also assisted on a netter.
Travelling to Lucknow, July 18 to
take on the Knechtels, the teams
were tied at one after the first half on
a goal by Blyth’s Bouman.
Blyth jumped ahead in the second
half, hitting the net for three while
keeping Lucknow to one.
Helping with the 5-1 win were
scorers Jory-Lynn Uyl, Bouman
(two), and Elliott. Assists went to
Walsh and Uyl.
Lacey and Kristen McArter were
strong as halfbacks. Travis Jutzi on
defense and Cayli Hunt showed
some great passing skills.
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Tamzin Gathers
Pat & Arthur
Cathers
of RR 1 Blyth, Ontario
warmly congratulate
our daughter Tamzin
who has added an
MSW degree from
Wilfrid Laurier
University
to her M.A. in
Applied Social
Psychology.
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friends celebrated
with Tamzin
and Jeff Frobel, MBA,
at their wedding
July 16, 2000 at
Strathmere Country
Estate.
Tamzin and Jeff now
live in Ottawa.
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