The Citizen, 2006-12-21, Page 11The Novice Brussels Bulls played
a home game against Milverton
4-Wheel Drives on Friday, Dec.
15.
Milverton got off to a fast start
with a break-away goal from
Connor Wettlaufer assisted by
Carter Gretz in the first 30 seconds
of play.
The Brussels squad then rose to
the challenge to play one of their
strongest games of the season.
Caitlin Scarrow and Christopher Van
Veen were both effective, harassing
the Milverton ppponents at every
turn and forcing them to give over
the puck.
Emma Strome made her debut in
the Brussels net, frustrating the
Milverton shooters time and time
again.
Kieran Jared drew a rare tripping
penalty at 7:36 of the second,
resulting in a powerplay goal for the
Drives.
With seconds left in the period,
Logan Kellington took a velvet pass
from Emily Mitchell, deked out the
Milverton guard and drilled the puck
past goalie David Nafziger. Dawson
Peachey followed with several good
scoring chances throughout the
second while Wyatt Machan was
robbed on a breakaway Slate in the
third.
Special mention goes to
Milverton's Nicholas Poole and
Carter Gretz, each with five
points.
A tale of two Blyths
Blyth I took on Blyth II in Tyke action this past weekend with latter taking the contest by a
landslide victory of 10-3. Blyth I did turn it on near the end of the game though, with all three
of their goals coming late in the game. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
Attention: Developers & Non-Profit Organizations, Financial Institutions, Realtors and Interested Members of the Public
Invitation to Public Information Sessions
When? Wednesday, January 17,2007
1st Session: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Huron County Museum Theatre
110 North Street, Goderich, Ontario
2nd Session: 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Exeter Municipal Building •
322 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario
The purpose of these public sessions is to share information about the guidelines and criteria for the new Canada-Ontario
Affordable Housing Programs (Rental/Supportive Capital component and the Homeownership component).
These information sessions will detail how interested proponents may apply through an Expression of Interest for up to
$70,000 per unit to provide new, renovated or converted affordable housing in Huron County, or participate in the
Homeownership component scti_. • .) overage of $7,400 per household is available for the purchase of a home by qualifying
households.
For more information you can log onto our website at huroncounty.ca or call Huron County Housing Services at
519-482-8505 or 1-888-371-5718.
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Thank You
We would like to thank all those who contributed in any way to the success
of the 2006 Belgrave Community Foodgrains Project. As a result of your
donations and efforts, we were able to send a cheque for $20,250.00 to
the Canadian Foodgrains Bank. In the five years this project has existed,
it has raised $86,474.78 for relief projects around the world. Contributing
to our project this year were: Barbara and Ross Anderson and family;
William Andrews; Pat and Jim Barnes; Bodmin, Ltd.; Gordon and Louise
Bosman; Brussels Agromart; Lillian Campbell; Cargill Ltd., Clinton; Stuart
and Lois Chamney; Christy Clare; Ethel and Sanford Clare; James
Coultes; Janisa Coultes; William and Muriel Coultes; DeKalb Seeds; Ivan
Dow; Steven and Lara Dow; DuPont Canada Ltd., Gordon and Nancy
Folkard; Rob Harrison; Wilma Higgins; Pat Hunking; Mary and Jim Hunter;
Laura Johnston; Huron Bay Cooperatives, Belgrave Branch; Knox United
Church Sunday School, Belgrave; Florence McArter; Sandra McEwan;
Marie and John McIntosh; Jack and Doreen Marks; Janet Mathers; Sheila
and John Nixon; NK Seeds, Ltd.; Northlea United Church, Toronto; Jean
Pattison; Pioneer Hybrids Ltd.; Charles and Grace Procter; Elizabeth and
George Procter; Ken Procter; Les and Donna Shaw; Don and Connie
Shiell; Jack and Mary Taylor; Ronald Taylor; Mary Thomas; Glen and
Verlaine Van Camp; Murray and Joyce Vincent; Allen Walker; Doug
Walker; Marg and Clifton Walsh; Mabel Wheeler; and all those who
contributed to or patronized our garden produce sale.
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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 change the
name of a highway within the municipality as follows —
That portion of York Street between Donnybrook Street and
the corner of Goderich Street and Blyth Road in the Hamlet of
Auburn, Ward of East Wawanosh changed to Blyth Road.
North Huron Council shall consider a by-law to adopt these proposed
changes at the January 8, 2007 Cour cil Mee'ing. 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.
Krlss Snell, Clerk
Dated at the Township of North Huron
this 20th day of December 2006.
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Midget Girls hosts round two against Wildcats
This weekend the Maitland
Midget AA girls were back home to
host round two against Windsor's
Wildcats.
Maitland was back to the full line-
up for the game and it showed. The
girls hit the ice hard in the first,
giving Windsor a real run for their
money. Victoria Bertrand of Port
Elgin was the first to find the net for
Maitland, after Tammy Freiburger of
Wingham put the puck between the
Windsor defence and onto
Bertrand's stick.
Bertrand found herself on the
attack again, this time dishing the
puck to Kendall Whitfield of Blyth
who made no mistake putting
Maitland up 2-0. Minutes later Dru
Austin of Goderich was Johnny on
the spot in front of the net. With the
Windsor netminder nowhere in
sight, and the puck landing right on
her stick, she absolutely buried a
shot from the blue ice.
In the second period Brittney
Peters of Blyth decided to try her
hand at offence, hopping into the
play and turning on the jets for a pair
of end-to-end rushes. Then,
Freiburger and Bertrand teamed up
again later in the period, unleashing
a fierce round of shots on the
opposing goaltender. Bertrand
delivered the fatal blow to put
Maitland up 4-0, with Freiburger
picking up the assist.
Windsor gave a valiant effort
throughout the game but were
unable to solve Maitland's Victoria
Rumph of Drayton who recorded the
shutout.
Next on the schedule for the girls
is an appearance at home on Dec. 23
versus Kitchener.
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
GARBAGE COLLECTION
SCHEDULE
Please be advised that there will be
garbage pickup on
Saturday, December 23, 2006
and
Saturday, December 30, 2006
with normal collection resuming
Tuesday, January 9, 2007 -
CHRISTMAS TREE CHIPPING
PROGRAM .
Please have your Christmas trees to the
curb by January 3, 2007 for collection.
Thank you for your cooperation in rescheduling for the holidays