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TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
BLYTH WARD
NOTICE
ALL NIGHT STREET PARKING
Due to municipal snow removal operations, the parking of cars on
Blyth streets and municipal parking lots during the winter months
(November 1 to May 1) Will be strictly prohibited.
All vehicles must be removed from Blyth streets and roadways of
the municipality, between the hours of 2:00 am and 7:00 am.
Violators will be prosecuted or will be required to bear the cost of
having their vehicle towed away. The owner of any such parked
vehicle will be liable for any damage to the said vehicle or to snow
plow equipment
and
Section 181 of the Highway Traffic Act states: "No person shall
deposit snow or ice on a roadway without permission in writing so
to do from the Ministry or the road authority responsible for the
maintenance of the road."
The fine for violation of Section 181 is $110.00.
Kriss Snell
Clerk.
Dated at the Township of North Huron this 7th day of Deceftber,
2006.
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2006. PAGE 9.
In the ladies Tuesday league at
the Wingham Curling Club Kayla
Bishop was a 9-4 winner over Jenn
Elston's foursome. Amy Miller
scored an 8-2 victory over Sandra
Morrison. On ice two Joyce
Vincent showed no mercy as she
swept Mary Henry to the tune of
10-2.
***
In the Tuesday men's
competitive league Don Edgar was
a 9-3 winner over Aart DeVos and
Calvin Ruttan defeated Shawn
Cottrill by the same score. Russ
Taylor downed Earl Fitch and Bill
DeVos was winner over Rob
Middleton.
***
In the Wednesday mixed league
scores were rather one-sided as
John Dailleboust beat Steve Burke
9-4, Aart DeVos was a 10-1 winner
over Tammy Adams, Earl Fitch was
8-2 over Wayne Horton and Leanne
Elston continued her winning ways
with a 9-3 victory over Dean
Newson.
***
In the Thursday mixed league
both McDonald teams recorded
wins with Bill McDonald beating
Mike Cottrill 9-4 and Cole
This weekend the Saugeen
Maitland AA Midget girl's were on
the road, travelling to Chatham and
Burlington for two division
crossover games. With several of the
girls falling ill, the team found
themselves short staffed and in for a
tiring two games.
Saturday's game was played in
Chatham against the Chatham
Outlaw Midget AA squad. The game
got off to a shaky start, with
scrambles all over the ice.
Unfortunately, Chatham was able to
capitalize on a particularly large
jumble in front of the Maitland net,
and the girls found themselves down
1-0.
Despite some of the team
experiencing difficulties with their
equipment, and facing fatigue the
girls continued to battle hard
keeping Chatham to one goal after
two periods of play. Finally, just
seconds into the third, Victoria
Bertrand of Port Elgin put her
excellent hand eye co-ordination on
display, knocking a clearing attempt
out of mid-air and delivering a pass
to the tape of Tammy Freiburger of
Wingham. Freiburger found Kendall
Whitfield of Blyth who wasted no
time, one-timing the puck top shelf
where they keep the peanut butter.
The 1-1 would prove to be the final
score, thanks to Victoria Rumph of
Drayton who came up big in the
Maitland net to hold on to the tie.
It was quiet on Sunday in the
Maitland dressing room prior to the
game; most of the girls were trying
to save up whatever energy they had
left. They hit the ice flying, but
Blyth Tyke Is
undefeated
Blyth Tyke Is travelled to Elma
Logan this weekend to complete
their first round of games with this
year's competition and skated away
with an 8-3 victory to remain
undefeated.
Blyth started early with Morgan
Howson scoring assisted by Cody
Treble. Chad Treble picked up his
first of three goals with an assist to,
Parker Gibbings. Craig Raynard
Continued on page 10
McDonald downing Elliott Miller
10-3. Doug Miller edged Kayla
Bishop 7-5 and Kevin Bishop was
on the broom with a 10-4 win over
the Cam Alton foursome.
***
In the Friday mixed league both
Cottrill boys came through with
wins as Chris Cottrill was an easy
10-2 winner over Lynn Hickey
while brother Shawn eked out a 6-
5 victory over Wayne Waechter.
***
In the Belgrave league there was
lots of scoring as Bob Sinclair beat
Mike Metske 12-9. Both Johnston
teams went down to defeat as Larry
Robinson beat Larry Johnston 11-6
and Dave Johnston was on the low
end of a 9-4 game with Tim
Coultes.
***
In the daytime league on
Monday, Irving Elliott edged
Nelson Frank 6-5 and Wendell
Stamper was 6-3 winner over Bill
Deans.
The other two morning games
were really one-sided with John
Mann the victor over Jim Coultes
and Mac Inglis the victor over
Norm Fairies.
In afternoon action there was
found that Burlington was going to
be a tough match up. Scoreless after
the first, the girls landed themselves
into some penalty trouble early in
the second. With three of their
teammates cheering them on from
the sin bin, the girls were able to
play strong defence and hold
Burlington at bay.
Receiving some reassuring words
from their coaches during the flood
the girls launched an aggressive
attack in the third. Unfortunately,
this aggression led to more penalty
trouble. Despite being shorthanded
with just over four minutes to go,
Freiburger managed to clear the
zone and Bertrand gave chase,
proceeding to over take a Burlington
defender and fool the goaltender on
the glove side. Fourteen seconds
later, Freiburger decided to re-enact
Bertrand's rush, streaking down the
right side and popping one in glove
side while short handed.
only one close game as Ivan Dow
edged Bruce Robertson 5-3.
Stewart Leedhaes foursome
almost went off the scoreboard
with a 16-2 win over Ron
McMichael and Les Shaw kept his
undefeated record intact with a
convincing 15-2 win over Lloyd
Wheeler.
***
In the Daytime league on
Thursday, Bill Deans got back in
the win column with an 8-4 victory
over Lloyd Wheeler. Ivan Dow had
a very convincing 14-5 win over
Ron McMichael. Once again Les
Shaw kept his undefeated string
going with a 10-1 shelling of Jim
Coultes. Mac Inglis and Stewart
Leedham had -a real battle going
with Mac edging Stewart 5-4.
In afternoon curling Bruce
Robertson edged Nelson Frank 8-7.
John Mann recorded an 11-5
victory over a skip-missing Norm
Fairies rink. On ice one it was one
of those games which no one
enjoys as Irving Elliott's rink were
certainly fine tuned with an 18-1
win over Wendell Stamper.
Thursday, Dec. 14 is the daytime
curlers Christmas feast with
sittings at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
With a minute left and several of
the girls back in the box, Burlington
pulled their goaltender to give them
a six player to three advantage.
Although significantly
outnumbered, Kelsey VanderVeen of
Lucknow was able to get control of
a loose puck and fire it the length of
the ice into the open net, foiling
Burlington's plans to tie it up.
The girls would hold on to the
shutout, triumphing over Burlington
3-0v.
Honourable mentions on the
weekend go out to Hilary
McDonagh and Kathryn Roy for
stepping up and playing a foreign
position, and to centres Whitfield
and Dru Austin of Goderich and
defenders Brittney Peters of Blyth,
Molly McNulty of Kincardine,
VanderVeen, and Kassie Avery of
the Boondocks for handling the
excess ice time and battling through
fatigue.
On the attack
It was Silver Stick time in Blyth again this past weekend. The
Atom teams from Flesherton and Shallow Lake faced off
Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
GARBAGE COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Please be advised that there will be
garbage pickup on
Saturday, December 23, 2006
and
Saturday, December 30, 2006
with normal collection resuming
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
CHRISTMAS TREE CHIPPING
PROGRAM
Please have your Christmas trees to the
curb by January 3, 2007 for collection.
Thank you for your cooperation In rescheduling for the holidays
Maitland AAs pick up 3 points