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The Citizen, 2006-11-16, Page 8brussettwalton TRAILLAZE O.F.S.C. PERM B ITS ON LE NOW Buy unlimited riding all winter long on any O.F.S.C. Prescribed Trail with a 2006/07 Full Season Permit. Buy on or before Dec. 1/06 $180.00 After Dec. 1/06 $230.00 Permit outlets: B&K Tire, Brodhagen; Middegaal Pool and Sports, Vincent Farm Equipment, Seaforth; Winthrop General Store, Winthrop; McGavin's, Walton; Radar Auto Parts, Brussels; Mitchell Tire Service and Ken Hunsberger, Mitchell; JT's Variety, Monkton. V.I.N. A MUST (Vehicle Identification No.) DRIVER'S TRAINING COURSE DEC. 2/06 For more information and pre-register Contact Ken Hunsberger: 519-348-8025 RIDE SAFE DRIVE SOBER Thank you for your Support in the McKillop Ward, Huron East Municipal Election. - Bill Siemon Hurry while supplies last Keep Toasty While You Blow! BRIGGS & STRATTON Brush-style generator that has 5500 watts continuous running and can handle a surge up to 8500 watts. It would make a perfect emergency filler for most homes. Unbeatable price & quality. $1199.00 Two year warranty Dwayne Weber 45372 Gough Rd. Fordwich 1-519-335-3126 1130SBE SNOWBLOWER 11 hp 30" cut, ball bearings in auger flighting, handle warmers, remote chute controls on console, etc. $1699.90 Get ready for power outages PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2006. Sports Midget Lakers come back after tough loss to London The Huron Perth Lakers AAA Major Midget Hockey Team defeated the Hamilton Reps 5-3 on Sunday, after losing 2-1 to the London Jr. Knights on Friday night. Friday night the Lakers hosted the Jr. Knights at Goderich Memorial Arena. The Lakers came out strong scoring the game's first goal. Tyler Masson scored the powerplay goal, as he shot the puck from a near impossible angle and hit London's defencemen in front of the net, deflecting past a surprised Jr. Knights goalie. Andrew Van Vliet received the assist. The Lakers held a 1-0 lead going into the second period, but London was able to play a stronger second period, scoring two goals of their own and_taking a one goal advantage into the third. The Major Midget Lakers outplayed their opponents in the third period, but neither team was able to score. Their best chance came when Scott Miller fed Chris Holmes in front of the net for an On Saturday, the Brussels Tykes, thanks to Delayna Smith and Derrick Waechter, dedicated • their game to all the soldiers who lost their lives. These two decided that having a game at 11 a.m. on Remembrance Day was special and wanted to show their support to the troops. A short service was held on the ice with 0 Canada playing and all the players from Brussels and Seaforth laying down their sticks in honour of the soldiers who have given their lives to give these kids the freedom It was a rough and tumble game with penalties galore when the Blyth Atom Reps travelled to Brussels Friday, Nov. 10 for an exhibition game. It was a shellacking through two periods as Blyth scored six and shutout their hosts. The VanWyk boys, Mike and Matt, got the Blyth onslaught started, with Spencer Stevenson and Matt VanWyk assisting on Mike's goal. With a two-point lead going into excellent scoring chance, but London's goalie came up with a game winning save. ' At the other end of the ice, Clayton Fritsch played very well giving up just two goals on 42 shots. Sunday night the Major Midgets were at home against the Hamilton Reps. The Lakers started slowly allowing two early first-period goals, but were able to get one back before the end of the first period. The Midgets scored two more goals in the second to take a 3-2 lead into the second intermission. The Lakers continued to roll in the third scoring two more to win the game 5-3. The powerplay was working well again, as three of the five goals came with a man advantage. Goals were scored by Tyler Van Drunen with two, Jacob Brown, Holmes, and affiliate player Tyler Kuntz. Assists went to Colin Thompson with two, Brown with two, Kurtis Bartliff, Tyler Masson, to play the game they love — hockey. After the moment of silence, the game began with Seaforth scoring right off the bat to lead 1-0. Brussels was quick to come back with a goal by Logan Kellington. The play was fierce between the two teams, with Logan Kellington scoring the final Brussels goal. Brussels lost to Seaforth 4-2. On Sunday, Brussels travelled to Milverton. Smith put Brussels on, the board to take the lead. Kellington scored. in the second the second, Stevenson, with a handoff from Ryan Nesbitt bulged the twine first in the second. Wyatt Carey skated in to increase the tally, assisted by Trystan Weber. Mike VanWyk got his second of the game, with Stevenson getting the assist. Then Carey passed to Weber who shot the puck into the net to end the middle period scoring. Brussels finally found its game legs in the third and came on to score four. Lighting the light were and Holmes. Evan Groenestege picked up his sixth win of the season in goal. The Lakers are now in second place in the west division behind the London Jr. Knights, with an 11-3-1 record. The Lakers are holding on to second place in the Alliance AAA Midget League and are currently ranked 10th in the province and 19th in the country. The Lakers have also added a new player ,to their roster. Jacob Patterson, formerly of Goderich, will be joining the team after starting the season with the Stratford AA midgets. Patterson played for the Lakers Minor Midgets last season and will be a welcomed addition to an injury-riddled offence. The Major Midgets play Wednesday, Nov. 15 in Aylmer at 7 p.m. against the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs, then host the Chiefs on Sunday, Nov. 19. Game time is 6 p.m. at the Goderich Maitland Recreation Centre. period to keep the Brussels in the lead. Wyatt Machan scored four goals in the game, giving Brussels a 6-1 win. All of the Brussels players deserve credit in keeping the action down at the Milverton end, leaving Brussels goalie, Derrick Waechter to skate circles around the net to keep warm. Waechter only saw six shots on net, saving five of the six shots. This weekend, Brussels plays host"to Blyth 2 on Saturday at 11 a.m. Brock • McLean with two, one unassisted, Mitchell Kellington and Lexi Smith. Assists went to McArter, Smith and McLean. Blyth also snuck two more by goalie Matt McNichol. Mike VanWyk nailed his hattrick with an unassisted effort, while Weber helped out Carey again, who scored his second of the game. Dalton Carey was solid in Blyth's - net. Tykes play Seaforth in Brussels Penalties galore in Atom game On her own A Blyth PeeWee Girl moves up the ice in this game without too much opposition from the Normanby team. The game was played Saturday afternoon in Blyth with the visitors coming out victorious. (Vicky Bremner photo) Dogs whitewash Teeswater It was a whitewash for the locals when the Blyth Atom Local League Bulldogs downed Teeswater at home Nov. 2. Goalie Dustin Treble performed well in net for the hosts, while the offence kept the visiting goalie busy: Dylan Bromley put Blyth on the scoreboard first, assisted by Josh VanSoest and Jimmy Lane. Brendan Hallahan and Kyle Pollard set up Conor Rodger to score Blyth's second of the game. As he had done in the first, Bromley was first to bulge the twine in the second. Rodger and Pollard were credited with assisting him. The third period belonged to the Dylans. Dylan Walton, after a hand off from VanSoest to Hallahan, skated in to score. The final goal of the game was off Bromley who completed his hattrick assisted by Van Soest and Walton.