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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 2001.
Sports
U-7s down Newton
Staying with him
A Lucknow Atom Lancer is clogned by two opposing Blyth Storm players as he moves down
the field. The two teams met in league action in Blyth on Tuesday night, June 19. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
The Brussels U-7 soccer squad
played Newton on June 12 winning
the game 5-3.
Krista McKay started off in net for
Brusi,;e1s, with Jeremy Ross taking
over for the second quarter. Newton
scored first with Adam Cousins
being stopped by Newton on a
breakaway.
Shea McLean tied the game,
assisted by Patti Blake and Jesse
Rapson. Ryan Sholdice and Trevor
Nesbitt both had breakaways
blocked by the Newton goalie.
The second goal for Newton came
on a rebound with them scoring their
third goal right before half time.
The second half started off with
McLean and Cousins each scoring a
goal, tying the game at 3-3. Derek
Wood scored the fourth goal for
Brussels with McLean scoring the
final goal assisted by Wood.
Other players working hard were
Chad Terpstra, Dalton Hamilton,
Christopher Ross, Marlene Dale,
Danielle Ducharme, Kayla Thalen,
Zack Kropf and Julena Pipe.
The Brussels U-7s played Newton
on June 12 winning the game 5-3.
McKay started in net for Brussels
with Ross taking over tor the second
quarter. Newton scored first with
Cousins stopped on a breakaway.
McLean tied the game, assisted by
Blake and Rapson. Sholdice and
Trevor Nesbitt both had breakaways
blocked by the Newton goalie.
The second goal for the opposition
came on a rebound. The third was on
a rebound just before half time.
The second began with McLean
and Cousins each scoring to tie it at
3-3. Wood scored the fourth, then
assisted McLean on the final
goal.
Atom
Thunder
storms over
Clinton
The Blyth Atom Thunder stormed
into Clinton on June 19 and shut-
down the Cougars by a score of 6-0.
Lots of effort and determination
went in to helping the Thunder dom-
inate the play.
The squad had plenty of scoring
chances but were often thwarted by
the good play of •the Cougar goalie
who fought off several attacks to
keep his team in the game. Anthony
Peters led the way for Blyth with
three goals, while Jory Uyl, Darcy
Young and Katie McClinchey each
buried one between the posts.
Blyth goalies sharing the shutout
were Young, Peters, Kenny Plunkett
and Uyl.
Huron, Perth
Children's
Aid Societies
consider
merger
In a continuing effort to provide
excellent and cost-effective child
welfare services within the Counties
of Huron and Perth, the boards of the
Huron County and Perth County
Children's Aid Societies have agreed
to explore the feasibility of a merger.
Both boards are clear that any merg-
er must demonstrate cost and client
service benefits to both counties in
order to proceed.
The Ministry of Community and
Social Services' Regional office has
expressed support in principle for
the plan and is prepared to enter into
further discussions as the initiative
proceeds.
The boards' next step will be to
engage an independent reviewer to
assess the feasibility of the proposed
merger.
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Connecting
It was a weekend of hot bats and players as sunny skies
and warm temperatures blessed the Grey Twp. annual co-
ed mush ball tournament in Ethel. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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