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Sports
Strike!
Lesley Pepper, a member of the Brussels Midget girls
baseball team, pitched against Crediton last Sunday night
in Brussels. Despite her seven strike-outs, Brussels lost 9 -
8. (Sarah Mann photo)
Locals lose 9-8
The Brussels Midget girls played
host to Crediton on Sunday, June 22.
Catrina Josling started on the
mound for Brussels allowing four
Crediton runs to cross the plate.
Lesley Pepper came in to finish the
game with seven strike-outs and
allowing five runs.
At the plate, Brussels started out
strong with Pepper leading off with
a double and Jenna Fischer and
Lacey McCall waiting out walks.
Josling cleared the bases with a
U-6 Ils have successful night
It was another fantastic night of
soccer for the Brussels U-6 Ils,
recently.
The first goalie of the night, Owen
Hamilton made a great save.
Dawson Peachey Johanna Blake,
Dalton Hamilton and Jenna
Thompson ran very hard with their
team and made the greatest of efforts
to protect their net. Seth Nichol and
Kai Heimstra both did a fantastic job
in net, making great attempts to try
to stop that ball from going in. Dalen
Martin and Eric Van Nes both
worked very hard at running the ball
to the other end and even managed a
couple of scores.
Shaelynn Cloakey, Alexandra
Terpstra leads
U-6 III scoring
With hard play by Daniel Fritz,
Jamie Perrault, Riley Holthuysen,
Jacob Holthuysen and Jessica
Johnston, the Brussels III U-6 team
had a great game against Brussels I.
Scoring for the Brussels III team
were Matthew Terpstra (two), J.
Holthuysen, Joel Kipfer, Daniel
Lichty, and Curtis Terpstra.
No information was available on
the Brussels I score.
double.
In the third the Brussels squad
rallied again with five runs. Heading
into the final inning and down by
one, Katie Aitcheson waited out a
walk, then advanced to second on a
passed bail. Aitcheson would remain
stranded on second unable to
score.
The final score was Crediton 9,
Brussels 8. The next home games
are Monday, June 23 and Monday,
June 30 at 9 p.m.
Martin and Connor Bridge made
great strides with fabulous kicks
from the centre position. Laura
Souch made some great assists and
worked really hard to get that ball
away from the boys.
Rachel Hastings ran hard and
worked hard to get that ball to the
other end of the field. Destiny
Haskins also worked hard to keep up
with the fast-paced team.
TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
Copies of the 2002 audited
financial statements for
the Township of North
Huron may be viewed
and/or obtained at the
North Huron Municipal
Office located at
274 Josephine Street,
Wingham, ON.
Donna M. White
Treasurer
Great week for Pre-Mites
What a great week for Brussels 2
Pre-Mites to show their stuff, with
back-to-back games Monday and
Tuesday night.
Monday night’s game was against
not only their rivals, but many best
friends. Brussels 1 hosted Brussels 2
for one of the most exciting and fun
games of the year.
Many great plays were made from
players on both teams. As the season
is half over the players’ skills have
improved and they have learned a
great deal about throwing the ball
where it needs to be. First-time
backcatcher Meagan Dolmage did
well and Carlie and Wyatt
Ducharme showed their abilities
behind the plate.
Bringing in runs for Brussels 1
Clinton edges Thunder
The sixth game of the Blyth Atom
Thunder team was played on
Tuesday, June 10. This entertaining
game was played at the Blyth arena
field against the Clinton Titans.
Game captain Brendon Boven
started the game as inside left
forward.
The first goal was scored by Brent
Drost with an assist from Jessie Pot.
The second goal was scored by Pot
with an assist from Michael
Lightning loses away
to Lucknow
Thursday, June 19, the Blyth
Lightning played against the
Lucknow Light Blue in Lucknow.
With a couple of players on the
injured list, the Lightning still
showed that they had determina
tion.
Even though, at times, it was a
rough game, the Lightning squad
held off the Light Blue.
Five minutes before the end of the
first half the Lightning got the
opportunity to score. Jory Uyl got
NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS
OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
Pursuant to Section 47 of The Municipal Act, 2001, the Council of
the Township of North Huron hereby advises that it intends to
name and change the name of highways within the municipality.
Pursuant to Section 48 of The Municipal Act, 2001 the Council of
the Township of North Huron hereby advises that it intends to
name a private road within the municipality.
Name Change:
That portion of Diagonal Road between Victoria Street
and John Street in the ward of Wingham changed to
Veterans Road.
Road Naming:
The private road between Victoria Street and John Street
immediately to the west of F.E. Madill Secondary School
in the ward of Wingham named Madill Drive.
The municipal road between Blyth Road (County
Road 25) and the Blyth Campgrounds in the Ward of
Blyth named Threshers Lane.
North Huron Council shall consider a by-law to adopt these
proposed changes at the July 7th Council Meeting. Written
comments and/or oral presentations may be made to the Council
in respect to the foregoing prior to the passage of the by-law.
John Stewart, CMO
Clerk-Administrator
Township of North Huron
were Tilynn Ducharme (two), Wyatt
Ducharme (two), Jacob McGavin,
Jacob Miller, Adam Cousins and
Eliza Dodds.
Running to home plate on
Brussels 1 were Nathan Watson,
Brody Tenpas, Kody Higgins, Kane
White, Johnathon Blake (two) and
Brock McLean (two).
The final score was 7-7, no better
way to end a game against
schoolmates.
Tuesday night Belgrave visited
Brussels 2 and showed them what
they had.
Belgrave was not a team to be
taken lightly, a team of small players
who knew how to hit the ball and
find the hole.
However, terrific work on the
McDowell. The third and final goal
was scored by McDowell with an
assist from Pot.
All players were “on their game,”
said Coach Mary Ann Drost, and
played extremely well.” “The
parents and fans were treated to a
very exciting game. Both teams
played very competitively, with
goals being scored by one team then
the other.”
In the last minute of play, Clinton
Light Blue
flattened by a Light Blue player in
front of the Lucknow net. JJyl took
the penalty shot, kicking the "ball out
of reach of the opposing net keeper,
making the score 1-0. Lucknow
came back with a goal, just before
the end of the half, making the score
1-1.
In the second half, Lucknow got
four more goals making the final
score 5-1.
Goalies for the Lightning were
Jordan Good and Blaine Hallahan.
field by Brussels 2 kept them on
their toes.
Excellent first-time backcatching
was displayed by Terran DeLauria,
McGavin and Matthew McNichol
despite difficulties he had with the
catcher’s mask.
Many great plays were made by
McGavin and Cousins to help slow
down players in the final inn
ing.
Bringing in runs for Brussels 2
were DeLauria, W. Ducharme and
Jeremy Ross.
Despite the great effort put forth
by all the players, Brussels 2 ran
short by five runs, making the final
score 8-3 for Belgrave.
Brussels 2 Pre-Mites host Blyth
next Tuesday night at 7 p.m.
broke the 3 - 3 tie, ending the game
at 4-3.
The seventh game of the Thunder
was played on June 17, at the arena
soccer field, in Blyth against
Goderich Canadian Tire. The game
captain was centre defense, Jason
Young.
Goalkeepers were Kurtis
Kolkman, McDowell and Pot. The
Thunder was outplayed and defeated
by the Goderich team. Blyth’s one
and only goal was scored by Drost
with an assist from McDowell and
Boven.
The team was glad to have Alex
Raynard back in the game, after
being off for two weeks with a sore
ankle.
CORPORATION
OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
TAXES DUE
The second installment of
taxes in the Township of
North Huron is due Thursday,
June 26, 2003. Interest at
1 1/4% per month, or any part
thereof will be charged as of
June 27, 2003.
NOTE: Persons who have
acquired properties and have
not received a tax bill should
contact the Municipal Office.
Failure to receive a tax bill
does not relieve a taxpayer
from responsibility for
payment of taxes, nor from
penalty for late payment.
A post-dated cheque dated
June 26, 2003 may be
brought to the Treasury
Department any time prior to
the due date. Drop boxes for
use after hours are located at
the Wingham Town Hall and
the Blyth Library.
Please contact the Treasury
Department in regards to the
various payment options
available.
Donna White
Director of Finance