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Atoms WOAA champs
The Brussels Atoms finished the
hockey season with a win.
On Saturday. March 19 they were
awarded the WOAA Dave Nelson
Atom Division trophy. They
finished off the playoffs against
Chesley in a two-out-of-three series.
The first game of the series was
played in Chesley Tuesday, March
15. Brussels came-through with a 5-
4 win.
Chesley was back in Brussels on
Saturday, March 19 for an exciting
game. The game ended in sudden
death, and a score of 8-7.
Shea McLean scored the first goal
for Brussels unassisted. The second
goal was scored by Adam Cousins,
assisted by McLean and Ethan
Nichol. Cousins came through again
for the third goal, assisted by
Nichol.
McLean got his second of the
game assisted by Cousins. The fifth
goal wtis put in by Derek Woods
unassisted. Ryan Sholdice was next
to send one between the pipes. Evan
Smith got the assist. Woods came
back again to score the seventh goal
with a high flying puck.
With approximately 32 seconds
left in the game Chesley tied it.
The game then went into sudden
death overtime. Eight minutes in
McLean tipped it in the net off a
rebound shot from Woods.
Nathan Watson was solid in goal
for the team through this series and
the season. The defence squad of
Higgins, McGavin, Ross and Dale
did an excellent job this year.
This year’s Atom team is, Shea
McLean, Adam Cousins, Ryan
Sholdice, Derek Woods, Kody
Higgins, Chris Ross, Jeremy Ross,
Jacob McGavin, Shawn Dale, Evan
Smith, Ethan Nichol, Lane
Sebastian, Nathan Watson, Mitchell
Kraemer. Coaching staff are Paul
Sebastian, coach; Kenny Higgins,
manager and Doug Sholdice, trainer.
Brussels Tykes play Seaforth
Atom girls
The Blyth Atom girls skated
Tuesday evening at the Blyth
Centre. (Jim Brown photo)
against Walkerton last
and District Community
Blyth Novices win
tournament A title
The Blyth Novices won the A-
side championship of the Teeswater
tournament held March 12 at the
Teeswater-Culross Memorial
Community Centre.
Blyth went up against the host
Teeswater team in the championship
contest and scored an 8-3 victory.
Mike Van Wyk paced the win with
two goals and three assists. Alex
Peters had two goals and one assist.
Dylan Bromley collected a goal and
an assist, with Dalton Richmond,
Spencer S'evenson and Trystan
Weber netting single markers. Ryan
Nesbitt and Wyatt Carey received
one assist apiece.
Matt Van Wyk earned the win in
the Blyth net.
Teeswater scored once in the first
period and added two more in the
third.
Peters scored three goals and
Novice Reps
The Blyth Novice Reps won three
straight games in their best of five
series against Teeswater to become
consolation champs.
In a resounding victory, the squad
trounced their hosts March 19 by a
score of 9-0 for the sweep.
Spencer Stevenson put the visitors
on the board in the first with an
unassisted goal. Two minutes later
Dustin Pennington slid in off a pass
from Matt Van Wyk to Alex Peters
to put the team up by two. Then just
60 seconds later. Dalton Richmond
handed off to Stevenson. He set up
Tykes play
Goderich travelled to Blyth to
play the Jr. Tykes on Saturday,
March 19. Goderich started the
scoring with the first three goals.
Blyth worked hard and it finally
paid off. The first goal was scored
by Curtis Raynard, assisted by
added an assist as Blyth scored an 8-
0 decision over Wingham in their
first game of the tourney. Mike Van
Wyk chipped in with a pair of goals.
Weber collected a goal and an assist,
with single markers tallied by Matt
Van Wyk and Carey. Earning one
helper apiece were Stevenson,
Bromley and Braydon Whitfield.
Richmond earned the shutout in
the Blyth net.
Mike Van Wyk and Peters had
three goals apiece as Blyth skated to
a 10-0 decision over Lucknow in
their second match-up. Mike Van
Wyk also received an assist.
Stevenson had two goals and an
assist and Matt Van Wyk had a goal
and an assist. Weber tallied a single
marker. Nesbitt picked up two assist
and Whitfield collected one helper.
Bromley recorded the shutout in
the Blyth net.
take series
the play for Trystan Weber to get the
third Blyth goal.
The hosts held Blyth back just a
little better in the second allowing
only two goals. These came off the
sticks of Pennington, with an assist
from Stevenson, and Alex Peters.
In the third, Peters nailed his
hattrick, plus one all unassisted to
bring the score to 8-0, then
Stevenson got his second of the
game to finish the scoring. Weber
assisted on Stevenson’s goal.
Solid between the pipes for Blyth
was Mike Van Wyk.
Goderich
Dallas Coultes. Hunter Dale scored
Blyth’s second goal, assisted by
Ashley Higgins. Raynard scored
two more goals, one assisted by
Dale. The fifth Blyth goal was
scored by Craig Raynard, assisted
by Katherine Chalmers.
This past Saturday the Brussels
Tykes hosted Seaforth.
Brussels got off to a quick start on
an unassisted goal by Kai Hiemstra
11 seconds into the game. The lead
was short-lived as Seaforth netted
two. Brussels would fight back to
even thjngs up on Hiemstra's second
goal of the game with the assist
going to Tim Waechter.
Early in the second Seaforth
would take the lead for good by
scoring seven goals. Hiemstra and
Wyatt Ducharme would reply for
Brussels but it was a little too late as
Brussels would go down 10-4.
Waechter and Logan Clark picked
up assists on Hiemstra's last goal.
Midgets play
in tournament
The Brussels Midgets participated
in the Owen Sound March
Meltdown Tournament last
weekend.
Coaches said the players were a
“little rusty and took awhile to get
going” in their first game March 18
against Tavistock.
Al Johnston played well in net.
helping the Brussels squad to a 3-2
victory.
Tavistock started the scoring mid
way into the first, then added another
about five minutes later. Then with
just under two minutes remaining
before the buzzer, Adam McClure
skated in, off a pass from Brent
Wheeler to Chris Jutzi to close the
gap.
Tavistock held on to the lead
through the second. Brussels played
catch up until taking advantage of a
double minor in the third period to
score twice on the powerplay,
making it 3-2.
In their second game, Brussels
came up against Mariposa. The
game ended 3-3, with Mariposa
scoring the tying goal at the 40
second mark on a powerplay and
coaches say, “a very questionable
call.”
Scoring for Brussels were
McClure, Greg Bowers and
Wheeler. The assists went to Tate
Stephenson, Jordan Campbell.
Steven Ropp and Matt White.
After five minutes of overtime the
game went to a shootout. White
scored for Brussels. However,
Mariposa netted three more, to
eliminate Brussels from any further
action.
Coaches are pleased with the
team’s efforts this year which
boasted 19 victories, 13 losses and
two ties.
That afternoon Brussels travelled
to Zurich, in a game in which
Brussels led from start to finish by
posting a 7-3 win.
Scoring for Brussels were
Ducharme with four, Hiemstra with
two and Waechter.
Picking up assists were Scott
Dolmage with two; Hiemstra, two;
Dawson Peachy, two; Ducharme,
Waechter, Ben Hruska and Nick
Garnet.
Sunday afternoon was a rematch
with Seaforth. Seaforth skated to a
9-1 win.
Brussels’ lone goal was an
unassisted marker by Ducharme.
Matt McNicol played well in goal
the first two games of the weekend
only to give away to Waechter on
Sunday.
Brussels finishes off the season
with their year-end tournament in
Hensail this coming weekend.
Brussels first opponent is Blyth at
40 a.m.
Municipality of
Central Huron
Ward II
Hullett Minor Ball
Registration
Thurs., March 24 - 6 to 8
Sat., March 26 ~ 10 to 1
At Hullett Central Public
School, Londesboro
Phone Karen Dolmage
at 523-4726 for more
information
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
2005 Dog Tags and licenses are now available
(Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm)
at the Municipality of Morris-Turnberry Municipal Office,
41342 Morris Rd.
R.R. 4,
Brussels, ON
NOG 1H0
*** Tags can be picked up in person or ordered by telephone***
All dogs must be licensed in compliance with By-law No. 63-2004.
A copy of the complete By-law is available for review at the
Municipal Office. All dogs must be identified by means of a tag and
license, issued for a (1) one year period by:
Friday, April 29, 2005
The fee schedule shall be as follows:
1/All Dogs (except those listed in #2)
- males, females, and spayed females
2/ Pit bulls, Pit bull crosses, Staffordshire terriers
3/ Kennel License Fee
$20.00 per dog
$100.00 per dog
$75.00
(for a kennel of dogs that are registered or eligible for
registration under the Animal Pedigree Act)
4/ Late Payment Charge $20.00 per dog
(Shall be assessed in addition to the license fee,
if the license and/or tag is not purchased by April 29th)
Excrement:
The By-law requires dog owners to forthwith remove excrement left by a
dog, from property other than the premises of the owner of the dog. Any
person contravening this provision is subject to a $50.00 fee.
For further information contact:
The Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
Telephone: 519-887-6137 Fax: 519-887-6424
E-mail: mcrris@scsinternet.com