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The Citizen, 2016-07-07, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 2016. Sports One busy night Thursday, June 30 was a busy night across the Blyth and Brussels communities as soccer players took to the villages' fields to play their best. Above, the Blyth U13 Girls team bested its competition from Clinton 4-1 while below, the Brussels U13 Girls team didn't fare quite as well, losing to Goderich 4-1. (Shawn Loughlin photos) Clark's message based on play Continued from page 3 the response. Rev. Clark invited everyone to greet one another. Being this was Canada's birthday the congregation sang "0 Canada." The choir sang the anthem, "I come to the Garden Alone" with Bodie Craig singing a solo part, with the rest of the choir joining in under the direction of Katie Dockstader. The scripture reading was from Galatians 6: 1-16. The hymn "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" was sung. Rev. Clark's message to the congregation was "The Birds and the Bees" The play that opened at the Blyth Festival this week was the "Birds and the Bees." In the scriptures, Paul's letters showed that he liked everything simple. He tells the people to be gentle with one another. Paul knows that when big groups of people get together that often mishaps happen. We have to work together to be happy. The hymn "When I Needed a Neighbour" was sung followed by the receiving of the offering, the offertory response "Your Work, 0 God, Needs Many Hands," the offertory prayer, the prayers of the people and the singing of the Lord's Prayer. The last hymn "In Christ There is No East or West" was sung followed by the benediction and the singing 'til We Meet Again." of "God Be with You High scores continue Teams in the Huron County Fastball League (HCFL) had a relatively light week of action for the last week of June with only nine games recorded. On Wednesday, June 29, the Wingham Hitmen visited the Mitchell Jr. Mets and shutout the home team 6-0. Belmore also handed out a lopsided loss to the home team Jr. Sting on June 29 when the Stingers visited Sebringville and triumphed 11-1. On Tuesday, June 28, the Brussels Tigers made the short trip down County Road 12 to take on the Walton Brewers and beat the Brewers 11-3. June 27 saw HCFL action in two centres as the Milverton AW Millwrights visited Mitchell and the Brussels Tigers travelled to Goderich to take on the Grizzlies. Milverton handed Mitchell a lopsided 17-7 loss and Brussels shutout Goderich 5-0. June 26 was a busy day with games in Fullarton, Wingham and Belmore and in each the home field advantage proved helpful. The Fullarton A's hosted the Tavistock Athletics and earned an 11-6 win. Wingham hosted the Walton Brewers and marked an impressive 11-4 win. Belmore hosted the Milverton AW Millwrights and the Stingers doubled the competition, earning an 8-4 win. On June 25, Sebringville hosted the only game of the day welcoming Wroxeter Royals to the field. The benefits of the home field proved too much for the Royals as the Jr. Sting earned a 9-2 win. 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High scores continue Teams in the Huron County Fastball League (HCFL) had a relatively light week of action for the last week of June with only nine games recorded. On Wednesday, June 29, the Wingham Hitmen visited the Mitchell Jr. Mets and shutout the home team 6-0. Belmore also handed out a lopsided loss to the home team Jr. Sting on June 29 when the Stingers visited Sebringville and triumphed 11-1. On Tuesday, June 28, the Brussels Tigers made the short trip down County Road 12 to take on the Walton Brewers and beat the Brewers 11-3. June 27 saw HCFL action in two centres as the Milverton AW Millwrights visited Mitchell and the Brussels Tigers travelled to Goderich to take on the Grizzlies. Milverton handed Mitchell a lopsided 17-7 loss and Brussels shutout Goderich 5-0. June 26 was a busy day with games in Fullarton, Wingham and Belmore and in each the home field advantage proved helpful. The Fullarton A's hosted the Tavistock Athletics and earned an 11-6 win. Wingham hosted the Walton Brewers and marked an impressive 11-4 win. Belmore hosted the Milverton AW Millwrights and the Stingers doubled the competition, earning an 8-4 win. On June 25, Sebringville hosted the only game of the day welcoming Wroxeter Royals to the field. The benefits of the home field proved too much for the Royals as the Jr. Sting earned a 9-2 win. For the most up-to-date information from the league, visit www.hcfl.bravesites.com Find a job or advertise a job on the Jobs In Huron section of our website at www.northhuron.on.ca Stay Connected fo The Citizen wherever you are in the world with an Electronic Subscription • Easy access • Read on your phone, tablet or computer • Perfect for travellers, students or snowbirds • Timely reading (no waiting for mail delivery) S3a 00 Ihij per year Go to our website and pay by Pay Pal or come into the office and pay by cheque or cash The Citizen 413 Queen St., Blyth 541 Turnberry St., Brussels 519-523-4792 519-887-9114 www.northhuron.on.ca