The Citizen, 1997-11-26, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1997. PAGE 9.
Brussels Novices get big wins
In the first game of the weekend,
Brussels Novice Reps met Clinton
on Friday night.
The Brussels team showed off
their skating and passing skills by
defeating the
Clinton team 11-3. Matt White
started off the scoring on a pass
from defenseman, Mitch Blake.
Chris Corbett netted one on a pass
from Christopher Jutzi and Cory
Chapman. Later in the first period,
Corbett scored again on a pass from
Chapman and Jutzi. White finished
the period with a goal on a pass
from Greg Bowers and Adam
McClure.
In the second period, Clinton
managed to get one goal, then
Chapman on a pass from Corbett
and Jutzi, Corbett on a pass from
Chapman and Blake dominated
before Clinton could answer with
another goal.
The other forward line then
netted a couple of points. McClure,
on a beautiful pass from White,
poked it between the goalies pads
and Bowers, on a pass from White
and McClure finished off the
second period.
Corbett got a quick start on the
third period on a pass from Jutzi
and Chapman. White scored on a
pass from Bowers and McClure,
then McClure finished off the
scoring for Brussels on a pass from
Bowers and White.
Clinton finished up the scoring of
the game on a breakaway.
Excellent goaltending was shared
by Kyle Gibson and Andrew
McDonald.
Game two of the weekend was
held in Hensail on Saturday. The
first period of the game started
quietly with no goals. Gibson made
a great save on lone shot made on
him.
Corbett started off the scoring for
Brussels in the second period by
sliding one past the surprised
goaltender. White scored the
second goal on a pass from
Chapman. McClure snuck one past
on passes from the other forwards
on his line.
Hensail managed to score one
against Brussels netminder,
McDonald and in the last few
seconds White scored once again
on a breakaway. In the third
period, McClure put it between the
pipes on a pass from White. Jutzi
then got in on the action, scoring
on a pass from defenseman Adam
Corbett.
White once again passed it to
McClure who scored another for
Brussels. White scored once again
to count toward his hattrick.
Chapman scored to add one more
on a pass from Jutzi. Corbett scored
the last Brussels goal for his
hattrick, on a pass from
defenseman Chapman.
Hensail scored in the last few
seconds of the game on a
breakaway.
The final score was 10-2 for
Brussels.
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
The due date for the final Instalment of the
1997 taxes Is Friday, November 28th,1997.
Brad Knight, Clerk
TRAILBLAZERS
CranbrookThe news from
P. Hagedoorn, 887-6270 and M.Saxon, 887-9287
Save $30.
when buying your
OFFC permit by Dec. I at $90.
Trail permits available at:
B & K Tire, Brodhagen; Vincent’s, Seaforth; Middegaal's,
Seaforth; Suny's Gas, Seaforth; U.A.P., Seaforth; Winthrop
Store; McGavin's, Walton; Todd's Bakery, Brussels; John's
Repair, Monkton; Go Co Service, Monkton; Faust Hardware,
Mitchell & Mitchell Massage Therapy Clinic, Mitchell.
Please respect our landowners.
Trails are closed until further notice.
Bulldogs
in tourney
Continued from page 8
their way to a 3-1 win.
Cory Campbell, drilled a slapshot
through a maze of legs to finally
break the shutout with just under
six minutes left in the game. Mike
Haggitt and Darryl Postma gained
the assists.
Blyth only had one minor penalty
called against them in this fast
skating and hard-hitting contest.
The Bulldogs were entered in the
Wingham Regional Silver Stick
Tournament last week. Tourna
ment playoff games look place Sat
urday Nov. 22 and championship
matches were held the following
day.
Blyth's round-robin games
include Monday night against
Zurich, Friday, Nov. 28, against
Lucknow and Sat., Nov. 29 versus
Wallace Twp.
Bulls coach
dismissed
Continued from page 8
coaching aspect of the team. Ron
Livermore has been replaced as
head coach for the bulls. Taking
over the Bulls until the position can
be filled is the assistant Jason Baier
and Assistant Manager Steve
Coulter.
They are wished luck until a
replacement can be found. Ron is
thanked for his dedication and is
wished the best.
36 play euchre
Last Friday, 36 players attended
the euchre party at the Community
Centre.
Winners were: 50/50, Lloyd
Smith; high lady, Iola Subject; high
man, Kenneth Crawford; low lady,
Isabelle Bremner; low man, Ross
Stephenson; most lone hands,
Shirley Verstoep; travelling lone
hands, Marie Stute; tally cards,
Edna McLellan, Isabelle Gray, Iona
McLean, Mary Huether.
The final card party until the
New Year will be Dec. 5 at which
time the raffle draw and a door
prize will take place. Please watch
Coming Events for the euchre party
notice in January.
Raffle tickets will be on sale at
Brussels IGA entrance during the
coming week.
Several children attended the
Kids' Craft Club and enjoyed
making Christmas ornaments. On
Dec. 19 there will be games night
and prizes.
There will be a Hall board
meeting at the Community Centre
before Dec. 6. For more
information call 887-9287 or 887-
6270.
Everyone is welcome.
Thank you
to the voters of
Hullett Township for
supporting me in the
November 10th
election.
Marg Anderson
The Huron County Board of Education
WHEREAS the Huron County Board of Education has been
constrained by legislative and contractual obligations during the
political days of protest, and;
WHEREAS all Huron County teachers have returned to the
classroom in a voluntary manner;
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
The Huron County Board of Education, while it can not condone the
recent withdrawal of service by our teachers, RECOGNIZES the
commitment of the teaching staff to public education and their
sacrifice, through job action, to inform the public about the contents
of Bill 160.
BE IT ALSO RESOLVED THAT:
Thank You
to the
electors
of
Morris Township
for your
support.
Edna McLellan
Food or
Body Care
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The Huron County Board of Education ASK the community, through
publication of this resolution in the print media serving Huron
County, to consider the consequences of Section 257.45 of the Act
as follows and which, in its application, will restrain response by the
duly elected trustees of the new District School Boards, its officers
and employee groups to any appeals from the community pertaining
to the disposition of community schools and the education of our
children that are contrary to the stated direction of the Minister of
Education and Training:
(1) Where a board fails to comply with any order, direction or
decision of the Minister under this Division, the Minister may, on
the notice, if any, that he or she considers appropriate, do or
order done all things necessary for compliance with the order,
direction or decision, and may exercise all the powers of the
board for the purpose, under its name.
(2) The board and each of its member officers and employees shall
comply with the orders, directions and decision of the Minister
in any matter relating to the administration of the affairs of the
board and any such person who knowingly fails to comply with
any such order, direction or decision, or who, as a member of the
board, votes contrary to such an order, direction or decision is
guilty of an offence.
(3) If a board that is subject to an order made under subsection
257.31(2) or (3) applies any of its funds otherwise than as
ordered or authorized by the Minister, the members of the board
who voted for the application are:
a) jointly and severally liable for the amount so applied,
which amount may be recovered in a court of competent
jurisdiction; and
b) disqualified for five years from holding any office for
which elections are held under the Municipal Election
Action, 1996 or under this Act.
(4) The Minister may dismiss from office any officer or employee of
a board who fails to carry out any order, direction or decision of
the Minister.
A. Carter, Chair P. Carroll, Director