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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2006-07-06, Page 8Going by There was great baseball action for fans at the Brussels diamond on June 26 when the Bantams hosted Fullarton. The hosts came close but lost by a. score of 9-8. (Vicky Bremner photo) U-13s play Clinton Challenge: Eating Well Solution: No special diet is required! Eating well means... • following Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating • enjoying a variety of different foods • emphasizing whole grain cereal, bread and other grain products, vegetables and fruit. • choosing lower fat dairy products, leaner meats, and foods prepared with little or no fat. • limiting intake of salt, alcohol and caffeine. Al& DANG 11S 310/13LIC It's a fact that many fire deaths are caused by people attempting to cook or smoke while under the influence of alcohol. There's more to responsible drinking than taking a cab. Don't put yourself — ss.1-tA or your family — at risk to fire. SAFE Falls Reserve Conservation Area Family Fishing Derby Saturday July 8 Celebrating Ontario Family Fishing Weekend ¤ Vehicle Day Pass $9 4 Derby Registration: 12 and under $2 13 and over $5 4 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. ¤ Hotdog and drink included • Catch and Release Falls Reserve Conservation Area is located on County Road 31 at Benmiller, just minutes from Goderich. For information call us at 524-6429 or 1 877-FALLSCA. Maitland Valley Conservation Authority Working for a Healthy Environment! Brussels U- I Os travelled to Listowel. Brussels started out strong with James Dow scoring and Katelyn assisting. Then Lexi Smith scored with Dawson Peachey assisting. Curtis Terpstra played strong in net for the first half. Matt Terpstra took over in the second half. The final score was 2-0. BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED U-10s beat Listowel PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2006. Sports Short Putts - By Bill Johnston Blyth Lightnings U-I3 co-ed soccer team travelled to Clinton to play Clinton) Liverpool on June 29. Lucas Frawley put on goalie gear for Blyth for the first half of the game and did a terrific job covering the net. Each team had scoring opportunities, but neither team was successful so there was no score after the first half of the game. Greg Roetcisoender covered the net for Blyth during the second half of the game. Again the teams were similarly skilled and the game remained very close. No goals were scored until the last 10 minutes of of the game, when one of the many tripping calls of the game was called Brussels U-8s travelled to Elma and played well. Derrick Waechter played net for the first half and stopped many shots. tour got by him. Sarah Strome, Julia VanNess and Hudson Smith tried hard to keep the ball out of Brussels end. Darren gisky711PAP**4'4* , .0$4, \let, against Blyth, allowing Clinton to score on a penalty shot. It wasn't long before Clinton scored another goal to widen the lead. Blyth was unable to get the ball past the goalie and the final score was a 2-0 win for Clinton Liverpool. This was a close game and the Lightning played very competitively. Blyth's halfbacks did a great job clearing the ball away from their defensive end and booting the ball up towards their opponents' net, coaches said. Halfbacks were: Brendon Boven, Emily Nicholson, Katie Packer, Alex Raynard, Greg Roetcisoender, Ali and Brooke Snell. Evans, Connor Bridge and Kyle Cronin all came close to scoring. In the second half Waechter scored two with Logan Kellington assisting. Jake Mitchell played well in net, only letting four goals in. Nolan Johnson and Cody Harding helped defensively. The final score was 8-2. Without a doubt some of othe best scores at the Wingham golf course are recorded by that "Up Before the Roosters Crew" who play early, early Saturday and Sunday. Last Saturday 12 were out and Sunday 19 were on hand. In Saturday action the top nine- hole score of 37 was recorded by John Dailleboust while Terry Powell with a 75 had low score for 18. Skins were won as follows: Wayne Johnston, four; Bill Robinson, three and John Dailleboust, three. In Sunday play there was a tie for nine-hole honours as Bill Robinson and Terry Powell each shot 35 (par for the course). Once again Powell won the award for his.18-hole score of 76. Skins won as follows: Terry Anger, six; Roger Keay, four and Gerald Skinn, three. Jason LeRoux certainly had a hot putter on his front nine with only a total of nine putts on nine holes. *** The "Battle of the Ages" takes place on Sunday, July 9 — an 18- hole tourney followed by a- steak Blyth Lightning met Blyth Thunder on June 27 at the Sparling Field for their weekly U-11 soccer game. It was a sea of Blyth yellow on the field so Thunder wore the black pinnies to help keep the teams separate. This was a fun game of soccer as most of the players knew each other, and each team wanted to gain bragging rights as the winning team. Kyle Treble put on the goalie shirt for the Thunder and Wyatt Bearss suited up for the Lightning team during the first half of the game. barbecue. There are three divisions: amateurs (age 18 to 30), professionals (age 3I to 54) and the cream of the crop the Hall of Famers (55 and up). This is a handicap tourney with bragging rights on the line. Rumour has it that the losers have to cook the steaks. *** Four of our local golfers, Dan McPherson, Dennis Wintemute and the Riley brothers Joel and Jerrad, took part in the Harriston Mercurys ' annual scramble at the Pike Lake Golf Course and, with two eagles and a score .of 13 under par, captured top spot. *** Feed them and they will come. That certainly was the case as 40 turned out for Wednesday- men's steak night. It was quota points night with four divisions. In the A flight John Dailleboust took first prize with Roger Keay in second. In the B flight Doug Neil was top with Eric Hopf in second spot. In the C flight Al Godfrey took top honours with Warren Inglis second and in the D flight The Lightning came otit- strong and scored two goals.,on Thunder. John -Paul Vanporp passed the ball up. the field to his twin Leendert VanDorp, who picked up the ball to score. Lightning had a light lead 2-1 at halftime. During the second half • of the game Lightning had Alex Peters and Wyatt Carey as their goalies and Zach Drost covered the net for Thunder. Drost allowed three goals to get_ past him before the other end of the field received some action. The Thunder finally decided to Roger Lloyd was first followed by Jim Inwood. Skins were won by John Dailleboust, Trevor Hopf, Trevor Machan, Roger Keay and Barry Reid. Pin awards were captured by John Dailleboust, Mike Logan, Trevor Machan, Roger Keay and Joel Riley. Another eagle appeared as John Dailleboust recorded a three on the par five first hole and John also ended his round with a 35 for par. Another shot of note was made by Mark Hackett as he put his first shot on the 320 yard ninth hole at the back of the green in the rough to the left of the sand trap. *** Buff's gang turned out some 28 strong on Thursday night. There was a tie for top spot as • Mark 'Foxton and Terry Powell both came in with 38s with Dave Gamble right on their heels with a 39. Skins were won by Doug Reinhardt, Paul Moffat, Jim Ross and . Murray Coghlin. *** July 11 is the Bull 94.5 radio golf day. You can golf 18 holes for the small amount of $9.45. kick it up a notch and scored the next three goals. Trystan Weber scored with an assist earned from J.P. VanDorp. J.P. VanDorp scored the next goal with an assist from Weber. The Thunder then had the opportunity to tighten up the game when Jessica Tyler neatly kicked the ball into the Lightning net on a penalty shot. Both teams played a great game. In the end the Lightning slid by with a 5-4 victory. Lightning is coached by Bert Sjaarda and Thunder is coached by Anne-Beth VanDorp. U-8s lose 8-2 to Mina Logan Lightning, Thunder storm Sparling Field