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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2004.
Sports
Brussels Tykes claim victory over Zurich
adjusted themselves to come back at
them.
As quickly as they were down two,
they had the game tied up. Wyatt
Ducharme was the first to put the
team on the board. Kai Hiemstra was
to follow with the tie-up goal,
assisted by 'mighty mouse' himself,
Nathan Armstrong.
The Bulls now put the first few
minutes behind them and started the
game a fresh.
Fifteen minutes into the game,
Wyatt Ducharme, with teammates
Scott Baan and ArmsOiong, put
Brussels' third goal in.
Colton Hastings got his first goal
of the season.
Zurich would not go down without
a fight and played a hard seventh-
shift to battle past the Brussels
players and land one in the net,
closing the gap to only a one-goal
deficit.
After two assists earlier in the
game, Mitchell Kellington decided it
was his turn to shoot the puck • in.
Dawson Peachey passed it to
Kellington in the opponents' end to
score his first of the game. However,
Zurich came back to score.
Ducharme then deked the goalie to
make his third goal-of the game and
bring the score to 6-3.
Although half the game was over,
there was still plenty of
aggressiveness left to make the
second half the best. Matt McNichol
made all the right moves to help
Kellington plant another one in the
red team's end. McNichol, then had
enough agility left to assist
Ducharme with his fourth of the
game.
Kellington was not done either. He
may not have got the first but he
would make his mark with the last,
assisted by Scott Dolmage.
The final score of the game was 9-
6.
Follow the puck
These up-and-coming hockey stars worked hard and played their best as the Blyth Junior
Tykes played Saturday morning. (Elyse DeBruyn photo)
On Saturday afternoon the
Brussels Tykes headed south to play
their first game in the new Zurich
arena against the home team. It
proved to be worth the drive.
Logan Clark made his first
appearance between the pipes this
season and was a force to be
reckoned with. Missing some real
team players off the bench would
te,st the Tyke's agility, focus and
strength with players having .to
double-shift to fill the lines. In the
end. determination proved to be the
true strength.
Parents of the Bulls bowed their
heads in the first few minutes with
the disappointment that this may be
one of the very few games they
would lose this year. Zurich took a
quick lead in the first few minutes,
landsliding through the defence and
landing the puck in the net, making a
fast two-goal lead. Tykes raised their
heads. tightened their laces and
Tykes
win
It was a bit of a romp for the Blyth
Tykes when they travelled to
Brussels Dec. 18.
The hosts managed a goal in each
of the first and second period, while
Blyth tallied nine in total.
The opening period was a big one
for Curtis Raynard as he scored two
with help from Dylan Walton and
Ashley Higgins.
Dustin Pennington owned the
middle period, scoring a hattrick,
plus one. Assists came from Dallas
Coultes, Ryan Plunkett and Josh
VanSoest. Raynard, with help from
Conner Rodger scored the final
Blyth goal for that period.
Mid-way through the final period,
Autumn Wightman set up the play
for Walton to skate in and score.
Less than a minute later, Higgins
scored the last goal of the game with
an assist from Rodger.
I3etween the pities for Blyth was
Dalton Carey.
\ 4Ir
entral Huron
Notice of Public Meeting
For an Amendment to the Central Huron Official Plan
TAKE NOTICE that the Municipality of Central Huron will hold a
statutory public meeting under the provisions of Section 17(15)
of the Planning Act to receive input on a proposed amendment
to the Central Huron Official Plan. The public meeting will be
held:
DATE: Monday, January 24, 2005, 7:00pm
LOCATION: Municipality of Central Huron Municipal Office,
Clinton
NOTICE OF DECISION: If you wish to be notified of the adop-
tion of the proposed Official Plan, you must make a written
request to:
Clerk-Administrator, Municipality of Central Huron, Box 400,
Clinton, ON, NOM 1LO, Tel: (519) 482-3997
ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD POWERS: If a person or public
body appeals a decision of the Municipality of Central Huron in
respect of the proposed Official Plan amendment and does not
make oral submissions at the public meeting or make written
submissions to the Municipality of Central Huron before the pro-
posed Official Plan amendment is adopted, the Ontario
Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal.
PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT
Revision to the Agricultural Lot Size Policy
The current minimum size of agricultural lots in Central Huron
Official Plan is 30 hectares.
The Municipality of Central Huron Council proposes to amend
the agricultural lot size provision to permit smaller agricultural
lots when the present owner purchased two or more lots of 21
hectares, and the 'arm parcels have merged. In this situation the
proposed Official "Ian amendment would permit a severance to
recreate the previous farm parcel, so long as each parcel has a
minimum lot size of 21 hectares.
This amendment applies to all lands designated Agriculturel in
the West Ward (former Goderich Township) and part of the East
Ward (former Hullett Township) in the Municipality of Central
Huron.
For more information contact: Clerk-Administrator,
Municipality of Central Huron, Box 400, Clinton, ON, NOM 1 LO,
Tel: (519) 482-3997 OR Huron County Planning Department, 1
Court House Square, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1M2, 524-2188