The Citizen, 2011-05-12, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2011. PAGE 9.
WINGHAM & DISTRICT
HOSPITAL
HIGHLIGHTS
“Excellence in Rural Health Care”
Phone: 357-3210 Fax: 357-2931 Website: www.lwha.ca
Fundraiser Golf Events
5th Annual Wingham & Area Health Professionals Recruitment Golf Tournament
Saturday June 18th at the Wingham Golf & Curling Club. Shot gun start at 2:00.
9 Hole Scramble format. Entry fee is $70 per person which includes golf, roast
beef dinner and prizes. Income tax receipt for $35 will be issued to each golfer.
To book a team please contact Doug Skinn at 519.357.7131. Dinner only tickets
are also available for $25 per person.
Cholesterol Class
The Family Health Team is holding “Take Charge of Cholesterol” class on:
May 17, 2011 from 7 – 9 p.m. in the Hospital Terrace Room
For more information or to register, call 519-357-3930.
Diabetes Education
Do you or someone you know have Diabetes? Come and learn about: medica-
tions, complications of diabetes, healthy eating and more on May 18th from
9:00am - 3:00pm. For more information call Karen Cook, RN at Ext 5362.
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Blyth host, beat StratfordMemorials in season opener
The Huron County Fastball
League opened the 2011 season last
Friday with the Blyth Barons
hosting one of the two new entries in
the league, the Stratford Memorials.
Trailing 4-1 in the fifth inning, the
Barons rallied in the fifth and sixth
innings to score a 7-4 decision over
the Stratford team.
Shawn Bromley paced the offence
with a pair of run-scoring triples.
Mike Kerr rapped out a pair of
singles, with Ryan Clancy and Chris
Stewart each getting a single.
Scott Bromley started on the
mound for the Barons and was
relieved by Adam Cronin.
Kirk Stewart finished up on the
mound.
Catcher Shawn Bromley said it
was a very good win for the first
game of the year. “We got everybody
into the lineup,” he said. He noted
that the Barons received some timely
hitting to record the victory.
Next game for the Barons is
Friday when they host the Walton
Brewers, beginning at 7:30 p.m. On
Sunday, the Barons travel to
Stratford for a return match against
the Memorials. Game time is 5 p.m.
The Walton Brewers play a home
game on Tuesday, when they host
the Brussels Tigers beginning at 8
p.m.
By Jim Brown
The Citizen
St. Columban trumps Blyth
The Blyth U14 girls hosted St. Columban on May 5 but were
unable to defeat the visiting team. St. Columban pulled a 4-
1 win over Blyth. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Continued from page 9
in it, rather than the Brussels
machine, which has little-to-no value
left in it.
Deputy-Mayor Joe Steffler said
that buying these machines new
should be the only option and that
the refurbishing option for over
$50,000 that Corbett had presented
would be a very expensive “band-aid
fix”.
Brussels Councillor Joe Seili
agreed, saying that from a business
standpoint, spending several
thousand dollars every year on the
machine would total $100,000 over
20 years, so it just makes more sense
to buy new machines at this point.
Steffler was in favour of tendering
for two machines, thinking that a
good deal would be hard to turn
down, even if it meant purchasing
two machines this year.
“If we have a chance to make a
good deal, why not go for it?” he
said.
If there were still questions that
remained unanswered, Mayor
Bernie MacLellan encouraged
councillors to take their time with
the decision. He said that if the
decision waited for two, or even four
more weeks, it wouldn’t hold the
process up too much, but councillors
ended up feeling prepared to make a
decision at the time.
Seaforth resurfacer nearing end
Don’t call it a comeback...
After trailing 4-1 in the fifth inning, the Blyth Barons
mounted a late-game rally to beat the Stratford Memorials
7-4. (Jim Brown photo)
The Wingham Golf and Curling
Club welcomed some sunshine this
past week and some of the league
play was able to finally get started.
On Wednesday, May 4 despite
cool temperatures and the persistent
east wind, 13 senior men took part
in their weekly golf morning. Bob
Johnston took low net honours, with
our young gun Clayton Ruppel
coming in second and Doug Barfoot
finishing third. Johnston also was
low gross followed by
Doug Vanderwoude and Wayne
Gordon.
The Thursday night men had a
fantastic first week turnout with 42
eager golfers taking to the links. Joe
O’Rourke won closest to the pin
with Brian Skinn sinking the longest
putt. Hidden score winners were
Bob Johnston, Doug (Shorty) Long,
Adam McDonald and Doug
Rathwell. Jay Marston fired a super
round of 36 followed by Don
Edgar’s 37.
The Friday night wing night was
also a huge success despite the
weatherman putting a damper on the
golfing. Close to 50 hungry chicken
lovers enjoyed the large tasty wings
and this was a great sign for our
monthly wing nights.
On Saturday, the club hosted a
50th birthday party for Murray Fear.
Around 100 family and friends got
together to tell some stories, share
some laughs and most of all enjoy
each other’s company.
OUT OF BOUNDS NEWS
This Sunday, May 15 the club is
having its spring ham and beef
barbecue from 5 - 7 p.m. Anyone
needing tickets can call the pro shop
at 519-357-2179.
REPRINTS
OF PHOTOS
taken by Citizen
photographers are
available to purchase.
ALL ARE IN COLOUR
4x6 - $4.00
5x7 - $5.00
8x10 - $8.00
Phone to order ~
519-523-4792
or 519-887-9114
Chip and a Putt – By Bruce Skinn