The Citizen, 1995-05-31, Page 11ports
Belgrave PeeWees
win opener 11-8
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1995. PAGE 11.
HURON COUNTY FASTBALL SCHEDULE
Friday, June 2 Seaforth vs. Monkton 8:30
Monday, June 5 Bulldogs vs. Blyth 8:30
Tuesday, June 6
Wednesday, June 7
Friday, June 9
Sunday, June 11
Monday, June 12
Tuesday, June 13
Wednesday, June 14
Friday, June 16
Sunday, June 18
Tuesday, June 20
Sunday, June 25
Friday, June 30
Tuesday, July 4
Friday, July 7
Sunday, July 9
Monday, July 10
Friday, July 14
Sunday, July 16
Monday, July 17
Friday, July 21
Francistown vs. Walton
Walton vs. Seaforth
Zurich vs. Monkton
Francistown vs. Belgrave
Seaforth vs. Bulldogs
Francistown vs. Blyth
Monkton vs. Walton
Tigers vs. Seaforth
Lieury vs. Bulldogs
Belgrave vs. Monkton
Blyth vs. Belgrave
Walton vs. Tigers
Lieury vs. Walton
Lieury vs. Belgrave
Blyth vs. Tigers
Bulldogs vs. Monkton
Bulldogs vs. Walton
Tigers vs. Monkton
Walton vs. Belgrave
Monkton vs. Blyth
Belgrave vs. Bulldogs
Tigers vs. Belgrave
Walton vs. Blyth
Lieury vs. Tigers
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GENERAL
MEETING
Brussels Junior "C" Hockey Club executive will
be holding their General Meeting on June 7th at
8 p.m. at the Brussels Legion.
If anyone is interested in any position call
Bob Thomas 887-9383.
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A
PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW
AMENDMENT
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Morris will hold a public meeting on Thursday, June 22, 1995 at 8:30 p.m.
at the Morris Township Municipal Office located along County Road #16
to consider a proposed zoning by-law amendment under Section 34 of
the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, as amended.
The purpose of the proposed zoning by-law amendment Is to revise the
current minimum separation distance requirements between agricultural
and non-agricultural uses to Incorporate the new Minimum Separation
Distance formulas recently released by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food
84 Rural Affairs. Also Included are definitions for several terms used by
the new formulas.
As a general amendment to the Morris Township Zoning By-law this
amendment applies to all lands within the Township of Morris.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or
verbal representation either In support of or In opposition to the
proposed zoning by-law.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to this proposed zoning
amendment is available for Inspection between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
at the Township of Morris Municipal Office.
DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
THIS 30TH DAY OF MAY 1995.
Nancy Michie
Clerk-Treasurer
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
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Ready for the play
An unidentified Brussels player on the slo-pitch squad
reaches down for the ball during a contest against
Milverton, in the Brussels Crusaders tournament held on
the weekend.
In the season opener for the Bel-
grave Peewees, Blyth came to
town.
The visitors started off quickly,
earning five runs in the first.
Not to be knocked out, Belgrave
came with in three runs in the bot-
tom of the inning as Robbie McGee
cracked a homerun and Ricky
Buchannan also crossed the plate.
After Blyth added two more in
the top of the third, Belgrave
fought back with four in their half,
bringing the score to 7 to 6 for the
visitors.
Hitting home in the third were
Peter Irwin, who slugged a triple,
Jim McCracken, Kevin Hopf and
McGee.
Belgrave took the lead in the
fourth, having shut out Blyth in the
top half.
Justin Howatt earned two RBIs
knocking in Jonathan Cucksey and
On Tuesday, May 23, the
Brussels Pee Wee Boys opened up
their Tri-County season against
Wingham.
The game got off to a promising
start, with Mark Kroll and Terry
Nichol reaching base in the first
inning.
Wingham opened the scoring
with a run in the bottom of the first,
then the Brussels bats went to
work. After Nathan Garland, Chris
Mason, Mike Coopei and Jason
Armstrong tied the score for
Brussels on four hard-earned
walks, Kroll knocked in two with a
double, which was followed by hits
from Patrick Gilkes and Nichol,
resulting in two more runs.
Wingham took advantage of
Having nerves of steel and being
vertically-challenged may
encourage biting summer bugs to
pass you by, according to a leading
mosquito researcher.
Dr. Cord Surgeoner, an
entomologist with the University of
Guelph, says a person's size and
mannerisms can influence the
number of mosquitoes and black
flies that take aim for a meal.
As a general rule, the larger the
individual, the higher the odds that
biting insects will pick them out of
a crowd. High-strung, fidgety
people also tend to be picked on
more often because movement is an
attractant to bugs, according to Dr.
Surgeoner.
Of all the summer flyers, a
mosquito's sensory skills are the
most advanced. From up to six
metres away, a mosquito has the
capacity to detect a moving target,
its color, contrasting images and
the carbon dioxide humans exhale.
Relaxing on the hammock, then,
would appear to have its
advantages over a late afternoon
work-out mowing the lawn,
according to the bug doctor's
comments.
One of Canada's foremost biting
fly experts, Dr. Surgeoner has
made a career out of studying the
life and times of the mosquito and
black fly. From the number of
kilometres flown over a lifetime to
Gavin Van Camp.
Scraping out another run in the
fifth, Blyth pulled even, however,
Belgrave was not finished.
The home team rapped in three
in the final end to bring the tally to
11-8.
The runs were scored by McGee,
Ryan Fear and Tim Robinson.
McGee also had a great day on
the mound, striking out 10.
Blyth retaliated on May 17 when
Belgrave travelled to the oppo-
nents' diamond.
Bringing one or two runs across
the plate in each of the six innings,
Blyth took a commanding lead
before Belgrave could score in the
top of the sixth.
Irwin blasted a three-run-homer,
bringing in Hopf and McGee.
The final was Blyth, 8, Belgrave
3.
some fielding slips to gain two
more runs, but Brussels pulled
away in the top of the third. Justin
Ruttan and Mason, on base with
walks, scored on a long triple off
the bat of Armstrong. Four more
runs came home before the inning
was over, with hits ccrning from
Gilkes, Nichol, Joshua Gropp and
Garland.
Cooper, Armstrong and Gilkes
rounded out the Brussels scoring in
the fourth inning. The defense held
off the Wingham bats, and salvaged
a 14-4 victory.
Fine pitching performances were
turned in by Nichol and Cooper,
who combined for seven strikeouts
and four walks, while surrendering
only four hits.
the number of people bitten along
the way, the bug doctor is a
walking "entomological encyclo-
pedia."
He says a health dose of biting
insect know-how can also be of,
great benefit to people hoping to
Zurich wins
A title
at tourney
The Zurich Eagles defeated the
Milverton Mud Hens, Blyth
Howson's, Clinton Selects, and
Teeswater Ball Busters for the A
championship of the Brussels
Crusaders Men's Slowpitch
Tournament held on the weekend.
Trailing 4-0 the Eagles rallied
with six runs in their first at bat
enroute to a 15-13 final game win.
In the B finals the Milverton
Mud Hens scored twice in the
bottom of the seventh for a 20-19
win over Blyth 9-1-1.
The tournament was organized
by the Brussels Crusaders execu-
tive with all proceeds being used
for team operating expenses.
Brussels
Squirts
thump
Wingham
In a game filled with hits and
runs, the Brussels Squirts managed
to outscore the visiting Wingham
team 13-10 on May 23.
Already down five runs in the
first inning, Brussels quickly
rebounded, bringing home seven.
Runs were scored by Matt
McCall, Brian Oldfield, Andrew
Garland, Andy Van Beek, Stephen
Todd, Robbie McKercher and Matt
Kroll.
Bringing the total to 8-7 for
Wingham after one and a half,
Brussels slapped in six more to take
a commanding lead.
McCall, Oldfield, Garland, Van
Beek, Todd and McKercher
crossed the plate in the second.
Though the opponents made a
good effort to regain the lead in the
third, they could only muster two
runs, to fall to the hometown squad.
Oldfield pitched the entire game
as the Squirts went to 3 and 0 for
the season.
minimize backyard bug
populations.
For example, homeowners
should be aware of the mosquito's
incredible reproductive potential
and do what they can to minimize
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PeeWees blast Wingham
Repellents offer protection