The Citizen, 1996-05-15, Page 5Format - 16 Teams 4 Divisions - Round Robin
Entry Fee: $125.00 Payable to the Blyth Old Stars
This is a tournament only for fun - so have a good time
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BLYTH MINOR HOCKEY
MONTHLY DRAW WINNERS
1996
May - Blyth Lions - $100.00
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players were flying high to keep warm on the cool spring
day. The combination teams consisted of pupils from
Brussels, Grey Central, East Wawanosh, Wingham,
Howick Central and Turnberry Central Public Schools.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1996 PAGE 7.
Belgrave
PeeWees
blast
Ethel
The Belgrave PeeWee Boys got
their baseball season off to a solid
start with a 25-7 victory over Ethel
on May 7 in Ethel.
Kevin Hopf and Justin Campbell
shared pitching duties for the game,
while Myron Hussey was behind
the plate for Belgrave.
The visitors got on the board in
the first with runs scored by Travis
Campbell, Justin Campbell,
Hussey, Tim Robinson and Jim
McCracken. Ethel answered with
two in the home half, then Belgrave
jumped way ahead scoring seven in
the second while shutting their
hosts down. Crossing the plate for
Belgrave was both Campbells,
Hussey, Robinson, Hopf, Jason
Fear and Craig Marks.
Then Campbell, Hussey, Curtis
Knight, Fear and Marks tagged on
some more in the third. Ethel
answered with their best inning
scoring five before being set down.
Another offensive attack by Bel-
grave in the fourth, put the game
way out of reach, however. After
Justin Campbell, Hussey, Mc-
Cracken, Knight, Rick Buchannan,
Adam Potter and Fear crossed the
plate, Ethel was shut out to end the
game.
Park bans
alcohol
Campers visiting the Falls
Reserve Conservation Area will be
asked to observe an alcohol ban on
the upcoming Victoria Day
weekend. The ban will be in effect
from Friday, May 17 to Monday,
May 20. During this time visitors to
the park will be asked to turn over
any alcohol they have in their
possession, to be returned when
they leave the park.
"The ban promotes a family-
oriented atmosphere at the park,"
said Geoff King, Falls Reserve
superintendent. Officers from the
Ontario Provincial Police will be
on hand to help park security staff
enforce the ban. This is the seventh
year the ban has been in effect.
Falls Reserve Conservation Area
is located along the Maitland River
at Benmiller. The park has 180
campsites plus a day use area and
group camping facilities. About
12,000 day users and 30,000
campers visit the park each year.
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority operates the Falls
Reserve along with 4,500 acres of
other conservation lands in the
Maitland and Nine Mile River
watersheds.