The Citizen, 2001-12-12, Page 10Wedding announcement.
Heidi Scrimgeour and Gerry Bontaine were married June 16, 2001 at St.
James' Church, Seaforth, Ontario. Heidi is the daughter of Don and
Lenore Scrimgeour, Blyth and Gerry is the son of Jack and Carol
Bontaine, Monkton.
BLYTH AND BRUSSELS
MEDICAL CLINICS
RELOCATING TO
SEAFORTH MEDICAL CLINIC
Effective January 1, 2002 the medical clinics in
Blyth and Brussels will be relocating to Seaforth.
The staff and physicians at the Seaforth Medical
Clinic would like' to assure all our patients that we
will continue to provide medical service to you. The
decision to relocate these clinics was not made with-
out careful consideration and we understand that the
relocation of these clinics will inconvenience many
of our patients who will now have to travel. Patients
from Byth and Brussels may call the Seaforth
Medical Clinic to make an appointment to see
their physician.
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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2001.
Sports
Blyth Novice Rep squad wins 2, loses 1 at home
The Blyth Novice Rep team has
been kept busy during the past week
hosting three different teams.
The first of the three saw Blyth
facing a tough squad from Clinton.
These two teams were evenly
matched making for an exciting
game for fans. Clinton opened the
scoring in the first and notched
another late in the second to leap
ahead of Blyth.
Blyth's Tyler Stevenson chiselled
a tough shot in the third to shorten
the lead. He was assisted on his
effort by Lucas Cooke and Tyler
Middegaal. Blyth goalie Sheldon
Reid was a force in net as he kept the
scoring to a minimum.
Although • Blyth had chances the
end score was 2-1 in Clinton's
favour.
Game two was opposite Bayfield.
The Bulldogs had eaten their
Wheaties and the end score was 12-5
in Blyth's favour.
Scoring for Blyth were Dallas
Pennington (five), Stevenson (five),
Kirby Cook and Cooke.
Assisting these goals were
Mathew Popp, Middegaal, Adam
Cronin, Collin Whitfield, Matt
Chalmers and Colin Bokhout. The
Blyth goalie, Grant Sparling, turned
away many Baytield shots 'to allow
the win.
The third game saw the squad fac-
ing a vigorous crew from Goderich.
The last time these two teams met
Goderich was victorious and the
Bulldogs decided it was time to bite
the bullet. The Dogs battled strongly
to a winning finish.
Scoring for Blyth were Cook,
Pennington (two), Michael
McDowell (two), Whitfield and
Cooke. Assists were given to Cronin,
Stevenson, Chalmers, Bokhout,
Middegaal and Popp.
The boys played well defensively
and Reid staunchly turned away
Juveniles
split
action
The Wingham McFadden's
Maytag Juveniles split their two
games in the Greg Deitz Memorial
Juvenile hockey tournament this
past weekend.
On Friday night the team played
Drayton and played a nailbiter that
went into overtime. Craig Marks
scored a hattrick in regulation time.
Assists were earned by Matt
Merkley with a pair, Garrett Skinn
and Steve Carter.
With the score 3-3 in overtime
Merkley became the overtime hero
by beating the Drayton goalie just
under three minutes into the extra
frame. Carter and Marks assisted.
On Saturday, Wingham was in
another close match, this time with
Lucan. Marks again had a hattrick as
assists went to Carter with two.
Peter Irwin and Rod MacEwen.
This time though, Wingham was
on the wrong end of a 4-3 score as
Lucan advanced. Wingham played
very poorly in their own end leading
to the final score.
Next weekend Wingham travels to
Durham on Friday night for an 8
p.m. start followed on Saturday by a
game at the North Huron-
Community Wescast Complex ver-
sus Listowel starting at 3 p.m.
tice on bringing the puck out of the
end paid off.
The Novice team next plays at
home Dec. 17 at 6 p.m.
Goderich advances to end the game
in a 7-3 win.
Coaches MacDonald and Cronin
are convinced the extra work at prac-