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Sports
PeeWees win, lose
It was a win and a loss for the
Brussels PeeWees in play last week.
On Nov. 1, the team laced them up
against Hensail.
Brussels took an early lead and
never relinquished it, winning 10-2.
Adam McClure, Brent Wheeler
and Matt McClinchey each scored in
the first before Hensail got on the
board. Assists went to Matt White,
Wheeler, McClinchey and Phil
Wedow.
Brussels added four in the second
period while holding the home team
to just one.
Putting the puck in the net were
McClure, McClinchey, Wheeler and
Steven Ropp. Aiding on the plays
were Scott Phillips, Wedow, Tyler
Jutzi, Andrew McDonald and Greg
Bowers.
With the 7-2 lead, Brussels
padded the tally when White, Tate
Stephenson and Bowers each earned
a netter in the third. Assists went to
McClinchey, White and Wheeler.
Three days later, the squad had a
tougher match against Clinton.
Down by two going into the sec
ond period, Bowers scored to bring
them to within one. McDonald and
McClinchey assisted.
Brussels trailed 6-1 before the
offence kicked in, and though they
fell short, they scored three late in
the third.
Beating the goalie were Wheeler,
Jutzi and Justin Mayne. Assists were
earned by McClure, Mitch Blake,
Brett Hunt, Phillips and
McClinchey.
Re-Elect
EDNA McLELLAN
COUNCILLOR
for Ward M
New Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
Your support on November 13th
would be appreciated.
There was plenty of action like this when Atom teams came to play at the Brussels Optimist
annual tournament this past weekend. Ripley and Wingham were two of the C division com
petitors. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Novices lose to Milverton
Difficulties at both ends of the ice
led to a loss for the Brussels Novices
when they travelled to Milverton.
Nov. 3.
Joel Wilkinson and Evan
Ducharme had several good shots on
net in the early going but the home-
towners struck first.
Milverton took advantage of a
power play and slid it by Ryan Smith
at 7:40.
Brussels pulled even at 4:16 when
a falling Taylor Prior got the puck
ahead to Ducharme who went in
Stars shine
over Sting
In week four of Blyth Industrial
League hockey play, the Sting and
Bulldogs were victorious.
The Stars were trounced by the
Sting, 8-3 on goals by Jim Oster
(three), Drew Alien (two), Gary
Lynch, Brent Brooks and Scott
Stevenson.
Scoring for the Stars were Jeff
Cowan, Scott Bromley and Chad
Haggitt.
There was high-powered shooting
when the Bulldogs and Auburn took
to the ice.
Bulldogs outscored Auburn 14-10.
Scoring for the winners were Jason
McCash (four), Mike Bromley
(three), Brian Marks (two), Chris
Taylor (two), Casey Boven, Shawn
Bromley and Greg Blok.
Beating the opponent’s netminder,
for the Auburn squad, were Ryan
Chamney (five), Craig Vanstone
(two), Peter Craig (two) and Jason
Rutledge.
The Stars take on the Chiefs next
week as do the Sting and Bulldogs.
alone for the netter.
However, it was all Milverton after
that as they tallied seven more.
Brendan Stretton put the puck to
the netminder often but was
stonewalled.
Cody Subject was good on
defence, getting back quickly to help
Smith who made many great saves
despite the 8-1 loss.
the people with fairness,
honesty and integrity"
Municipality of Morris-Tumberry
Johnston, Keithlt^t
NOTICE OF VOTE
MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
Whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following offices than
the number required to fill such offices.
Notice is hereby given that polls will be held on the dates and at the times and places
stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices.
OFFICES FOR WHICH POLLS TO BE HELD:
Mayor - 1 to be elected
Councillor ■ 6 to be elected - 3 in Ward M (currently Morris Township)
- 3 in Ward T (currently Turnberry Township)
Trustee for the English Public District School Board -1 to be elected
Advance Polls:
Date - Saturday, November 4,2000 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Revisions to the Voter's List:
Additions or deletions to the Voter's List may be made until the close of poll on
November 13, 2000 at 8 p.m. and at the Morris and Turnberry Township Municipal
Offices, during normal office hours.
Proxy Applications:
Certificates to vote by proxy may be issued during normal office hours, up to 5 pm on
Monday, November 13, 2000. at the Morris Township and the Turnberry Township
Clerk's Offices. The Morris Township and Turnberry Township Clerk's Offices will be
open on Saturday, November 4th, from 12 noon until 5 pm. for the purpose of issuing
certificates to vote by proxy.
Locations: Morris Township Municipal Office
Regular Polls:
Bluevale Hall
Date ■Monday, November 13, 2000
Time-10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (except the Nursing and Retirement Homes - with reduced
voting hours)
Locations:
Ward M: (currently Morris Township)
Polls:Location:
1.Morris Township Municipal Office 41342 Morris Road
2.Morris Township Municipal Office 41342 Morris Road
3.Belgrave Wl Hall 20 Brandon Street
4.Bluevale Hall 32 Clyde Street
5.Huronlea Home for the Aged
(reduced hours) 4 pm to 8 pm
820 Turnberry Street
Ward T: (currently Turnberry Township)
Polls:Locations:
1.John Bateson's Shed 1 Helena Street
2.Bluevale Hall 32 Clyde Street
3.Bluevale Hall 32 Clyde Street
4.Turnberry Work's Garage 65 North Street East
5.Braemar Nursing Home
(reduced hours) 10 am to 2 pm
719 Josephine Street North
Given under my hand this 20th day of October, 2000.
Nancy Michie, Returning Officer
Municipality of Morris-Tumberry