The Citizen, 1986-12-30, Page 19THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1986. PAGE 19.
pay for the new computer installed at the Blyth Festival. Accepting
were President Marian Doucette and vice-president Don McCaffery.
Tykes win big over Tiverton
Continued from page 12
once more. But he didn’t stop
there, for before the next line had a
chance to come on, he put the
finishing touches on the puck,
placing it in the opponents’ net for
the third time.
Later on, after numerous at-
temps by everyone, Ronnie Abell-
Rinn scored the next goal to make it
4 - 0 for Blyth. Then Jeff Cowan got
downtohis usual business once
more, making the score 5 - 0 for
Blyth.
Then, after numerous attempts
throughout the day, along with all
of his assists for the day, ‘ ‘ Sparky”
Mark Wilson took the puck on a
breakaway and stick-handled it all
the way down the ice from Blyth’s
blue-line, to plant it snuggly into
Tiverton’s net, to obtain an
Novices lose 2-1
Continued from page 12
frame - things looked bleak for the
Blyth squad until the final minute
of the period as they awoke with a
flurry by scoring two exciting goals
in 40 seconds to pull even with
Belmont, heading into the third.
Jason Rutledge and Peter Craig
picked up assists on the first goal as
they passed to defenceman Jona
than Collins. Jon then scored on
the shot from the blueline as the
goalie watched helplessly as the
puck crossed the>goal line. This
goal sparked the Blyth team as they
continued to apply pressure in the
Belmont zone. Chris Howson then
set up Brian McNichol for the tying
goal with only four seconds left in
the period as Brian swept behind
the Belmont goal and stuffed the
puck between the goalie’s pad and
the goalpost.
After a between periods pep
talk, the team came out flying for
the third, and eventually scored
three unanswered goals to come
from behindinthis5-2 victory.
Brian McNichol scored his second
goal of the game to give Blyth the
lead thanks to a heads-up pass
from Peter Craig. Then with one
minute and 18 seconds left in the
game Ryan Chamney scored an
insurance market to give Blyth a 4 -
2 lead with linemates Scott Arthur
and Jason Rutledge garnering
some very important assists.
Finally, with only 14 seconds left
in the game, Blyth added their final
goal as team leader for the day,
Brian McNichol, recorded his third
goal of the game. Brian added
another notch to his stick for this
hat trick as hard working Frederick
Datema, who showed his versatil
ity by playing forward for the day,
played a major role by assisting on
this short handed tally.
Blyth started very slowly on this
game but, with some breaks,
gained momentum as the match
progressed. With the victory Blyth
advanced to play Ilderton, needing
a tie or a win to advance to the
semi-finals in this round robin
affair. Blyth played one of the
fastest and one of the most exciting
hockey games that I have had the
unassisted and well-deserved
goal. After the numerous attempts
he made all day, the smile on his
face said it all - * ‘This one paid off
and counts!” As Mark was hot, it
had to be contagious as the
remainder of the team shared it
also. Especially Jeff Cowan, scor
ing his sixth (two hat tricks in one
game)goalfor the game and his
tenth goal for the day, only four
seconds after the puck was dropp
ed again after Sparkie’s goal!
Blyth then went on to earn a
shut-out vs. Tiverton, with the final
score being 8 - 0.
A special note goes out to the
team members who were ill and
unable to attend - Jeff Ferguson,
Darryl Bromley and Amanda
Anderson and everyone hopes that
they are well and on their skates
again soon.
pleasureofwatching this year. The
two teams never stopped skating or
hustling until the final buzzer
sounded with Blyth skating off the
ice with their heads held high in an
extraordinary 2 - 1 defeat to an
equally fine team from Ilderton.
After a scoreless first period,
Blyth opened the scoring in the
second period as they scored their
only goal of the game. After
another fine set-up from Peter
Craig, Christopher Howson found
himself alone in front of the
Ilderton goalie and the corner of
the net on a devastating wrist shot.
Blyth continued to press and they
had some excellent scoring chang
es but couldn’t capitalize on them.
Three times Blyth players found
themselves alone in front of the net
and shot the puck over the top of the
net. Add to that, some excellent
shots that dinged off the goalposts
and crossbar and you could almost
sense that Blyth was up against
some very stiff odds.
Once again the Blyth goalies
played a fantastic game as they
continuously turned back the
Ilderton attack and were the
subject of some very fine accolades
from the many fans in attendance.
However, Ilderton tied the score
before the second frame ended and
scored the only goal of the third
period, on a power play, to glide
away with a 2 - 1 victory.
As I’ve said before, the Blyth
team put a sensational effort into
these two games and deserved a
much better fate. Hats off and
congratulationstoChris, Mike,
Peter, Jonathan, Mark, Ryan,
Jason, Frederick, Brian, Scott and
Christopher Lee for a monumental
effort in one of the most prestigious
hockey tournaments in Ontario.
Thanks also to the coaching staff
and the many fans from Blyth and
Auburn, who travelled to Parkhill
for this Silver Stick Celebration. To
those who couldn't make...you
missed a beauty, eh?? The novice
team’s schedule is slowed down
somewhat until the holiday festivi
ties close out and do not have a
scheduled game until January 7th,
when Elma Logan visits Blyth for a
7 o’clock contest.
Writer says giving some
people rights hurts others
Continued from page 4
soya beans from time to time.
Fourth, I think it is time we guys
shed our insecure male egos and
started treating women as the
equals they are.
However, I don’t believe anyone
will pay me or my wife for staying
home to raise our children nor do I
think that child care of the family
who chooses to have both parents
in the work force should be paid for
by my tax dollar.
Fifth, I believe we should all love
(agape) one another regardless of
circumstances. However, this does
not mean we should accept the
immoral habits of homosexuals but
we should accept and love them as
people. __
I think that anyone finding it
necessary to discriminate against
homosexuals just for the sake of
doing so should take a long hard
look at themselves, possibly with
the help of a professional. But
please, do not take away my right to
raise my child in a moral Christian
fashion in what was once a moral
Christian society.
No, I did not write this letter
becauselhavealltheanswers. I
wrote it with the hopes of
encouraging people to consider the
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rights ot others before ranting and
raving about their own.
I believe most of the issues are
raised because someone is afraid
someone else is getting more than
themselves. Until we learn that the
only good in having is giving, we
will continue to fight for our rights
until we have no personal rights to
fight with. I truly believe that any
law put in place to guarantee one
person’s personal rights that
interferes with some one else’s
rights is simply an intrusion on all
of us.
Can anyone begin to imagine the
harmony and true state of unsel
fishness we could all live in if we
would only learn to consider other
people’s rights for a short time
before concerning ourselves with
our own rights.
LESLIE COOK
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