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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-11-02, Page 8.4141'S Health Care Heroes MILLION DOLLA Our Heartfelt Thanks in making our 5th Annual Health Care Heroes Million Dollar Radiothon a success. We appreciate your support in raising $34,210 towards our goal of $60,000 for a Instrument Washer Disinfector in the Operating Room of the Wingham and District Hospital. We extend our Special Thank You to CKNX Radio am920 and FM 101.7 The One for Sponsoring the Annual Health Care Heroes Million Dollar Radiothon. Also our Special Thanks to the Wingham Advance-Times for their coverage and advertising for this event. Again Many Thanks for Your Support Board of Directors Wingham and District Hospital Foundation !kook Intl ...0”.oe Thank You Inanx you 1111111k Olt /AvAvf ff M = M 1 M 3 '1 1 M . =M 2 ME W M I J T A U 1 3 : M . i i: LI L LI A I U H,SAVI 744 GS 4041,..vg, '141.a. ON $5.00 THURSDAYS Drop into either of our offices any Thursday with your word classified (maximum 20 words) and pay only $5.00 + GST (paid In advance). That's $1.00 off regular rates. The Citizen Blyth Legion Branch 420 Special dates to remember November 4, 2006 POPPY DAY CANVASS Door-to-Door will start at 9:15 a.m. Those Legion members who can attend will please meet at the Legion at 9:00 a.m. Your assistance will be appreciated. Let us make this another great campaign. November 5, 2006 Blyth Branch 420 Church Service will be held at Londesboro United Church. Service will begin at 11:00 a.m. Please be ready to assemble in the parking lot at 10:30 a.m. to parade into church. Remembrance Day Nov. 11/06 Service will be held at the BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL at 10:45 a.m. with Pastor Les Cook officiating. The Parade Parties will meet at the Blyth Legion at 10:15 a.m. YOUR ATTENDANCE SHALL BE REMEMBERED PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2006. Sports Brussels Tykes eke out a victory Crash into me Breaking a 3-3 tie in the closing seconds of the game, the Huron-Perth AAA Minor Atom Lakers were defeated by the Cambridge Hawks with a score of 4-3 last Saturday in Brussels. This collision was one of many with these players who really know how to throw their weight around. (Shawn Loughlin photo) Kings rule over Seaforth, Boven to score. The Kings' wingers Marc Dery and Roetcisoender earned assists on another goal scored by Drost. Roetcisoender passed the ball up to Drost who scored the final goal before the end of the first period. Roetcisoender scored the two goals that were earned in the second period for Blyth. The assist for the first goal came form Drost and Tristan Miltenberg earned the assist on second goal. The Kings won the game with a 7 - 0 shutout against Seaforth. The Kings' goalkeeper Derek Logtenberg played a good game in net to earn a shutout for his team. There was five minutes left on the clock, so the teams practised overtime play. Roetcisoender was successful at taking a shot on net and scoring the only overtime goal. It was almost saved by an aggressive Seaforth player, but it deflected off his hand and went into the net. Coaches Jen Miltenberg and Kay Logtenberg were very pleased with the effort of each player throughout the game. The Kings have several new players this year and coaches were very impressed with how well each player listened to the coaches' instructions. The coaches handed out the Man of_ the Match award to Tristan Miltenberg. He has always, played defence, but when called up to play winger after a teammate was injured, he stepped up to the position and tried his best to do what was asked. This was a great start to the season for the team. and scored two more in the third. With only 17 seconds left in the game Waechter scored his second to tie it. The game ended at 3-3. Johnston played a great game. The next home game for Brussels is Nov. 11 at noon against Mitchell. Brussels Atoms lose to Mitchell The Blyth Kings Bantam boys travelled to Seaforth to play their first game of the season, against Seaforth's co-ed Bantam team on Oct. 25. The Kings are 12 and 13 years old. They hail from Blyth, Lucknow, Auburn, Kingsbridge and surrounding areas. After a short warm-up, the centre face-off was called to start the game. Just 12 seconds in Blyth centre Brent Drost was successful in getting the ball into the net after a beautiful pass from winger Greg Roetcisoender. Drost scored the next goal of the game and Roetcisoender earned the assist for Blyth. The next goal was a real team effort when Alex Hogan passed the ball to Andy Bolinger who passed to rookie player Brendan The Brussels Local League Atoms had a busy weekend with their first game of the season starting off in Mitchell on Friday night. Coach Ken Higgins, with trainer Bob Hruska had their hands full in this effort which finished with an 8-1 loss. Brian McArter is manager. Goalie Austin Johnston was all over the puck and played a spectacular game. Playing this season are Luke McCutcheon, Reece McArter, Scott Dolmage and Colton Hastings. Forwards are Josh Bridge, Ben Hruska, _ Curtis Bloemberg, Taylor Higgins, Tim Waechter, Jason Baxter, Loan Clark and Lexi Smith. The only goal of the game for Brussels was scored by Hruska, -assisted by Dolmage and Hastings. Serving the only penalty of the game was Hastings, two minutes for . hooking. Hastings leads the penalty minutes for the season. The next day was a better story as Brussels hosted Milverton. The game started with a Milverton goal and Brussels bounced back with one. Tim Waechter drove one in unassisted. Lexi Smith brought Brussels up by one with assists by Reece McArter and Logan Clark. Milverton was not giving up easily The Brussels Tykes (kids born in 1999 and 2000), coached by Greg Wheeler, opened the 2006-2007 hockey season with a home game against Elma Logan. These kids have been practising their moves for several weeks and all their enthusiasm and hard work is paying off. It took seven shots on the net before Elma Logan was able to score. Brussels was quick to come back with Delayna Smith scoring her first goal of the season, assisted by Wyatt Machan. Elma Logan __took a few more shots before taking a 2-1 lead. Not to be outdone, Smith put in an unassisted goal to tie the score 2- 2 at the end of the first. Elma Logan scored on a rebound early in the second period to take a 3-2 lead. Back and forth action continued for several shifts until Logan Kellington got his first goal of the season, assisted by Avery McArter. Third time was the charm for Machan. Having taken shots earlier, one going right over the net and the second attempt hitting the post, he bulged the twine, assisted by Bennett Newell. Kailey Wheeler scored her first goal of the season, with just two minutes to spare at the end of the second period. Elma Logan scored two more goals in the third, but it was Smith earning her first hattrick, assisted by Noah Terpstra and her brother, Hudson Smith, that allowed Brussels to take the win with a final score of 7-6. Dylan McNeil, Konrad McArter, Dean Scarrow, Sierra Hiemstra, Connor Bridge, Ronan Jared, Kody Harding, and Daniel Fritz all helped out their teammates. Elma Logan gave Brussels goalie, Derrick Waechter, a chance to show everyone that he has been practising his skills. He saved 17 shots throughout the game. Assisting Wheeler on the bench were Brian McArter, and Gary Terpstra. The Tykes travel to Seaforth this weekend for an exhibition game.