HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-16, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1994.
Opening the office
Dr. Janet Zettel, left, and Business Administator Gwen
Devereaux were kept very busy on Nov. 10 and 11 as they
opened the new doctors' offices at the Brussels-Seaforth
Medical Clinic, in Brussels.
Brussels welcomes
new doctors to centre
WI enjoys leisurely meeting
The Brussels community now
has two doctors within a short walk
or drive.
Dr. Janet Zettel and Dr. Mark
Woldnik opened their practice at
the Brussels-Seaforth Medical
Clinic on Nov. 10 to a very good
response. "I was scheduled to have
only one patient on both Thursday
and Friday morning and ended up
seeing five each day," says Dr.
Zettel.
"The community has been very
friendly and helpful. The reception
has been good," she says.
Both doctors are reasonably new
to the area: Dr. Zettel having
arrived just a few months ago and
Dr. Woldnik opening the office in
Seaforth three years ago.
"We have been interested in
opening an office in Brussels for
Legion crib teams do well
well at Exeter tournament
By Sandra Josling
The Brussels Legion sent two
teams to the Zone C-l cribbage
tournament that was held in Exeter.
Representing the Branch was Eric
Ross, Ross Brighton, Margo
Richardson and Bob Richardson
(team one) and Frank Stretton, John
Harrison, Lisa Glanville and
Sandra Josling (team two). Both
teams had great starts but couldn't
get the one extra win they needed
to qualify for District play.
Seaforth Branch were the overall
winners with a 15 win 3 loss total.
On Nov. 5 the Branch headed out
on a mystery tour. The bus made its
first slop in Kincardine and after a
short stay headed to Hanover. On
the way home they dropped in on
the Wingham Branch. All
participating enjoyed the day and
the fellowship found between the
Branches.
Results of the Blind draw mixed
darts are as follows: finishing first
after breaking the four way lie was
the team of Lisa Glanville, Larry
Nclhcry and Sandra Josling; second
place, Colleen Adams, John
Harrison and Dini Nclhcry; high
shooters, Rob Willie (125) and
Kathey Cochrane (100).
Darts arc held Tuesday evenings
al 8 30 p.m.
almost five years," says Business
administrator Gwen Devereau, "but
the situation was never right until
now. With the co-operation of the
medical clinic board in Brussels,
the deal was settled in about a
month."
"With the addition of doctor
Zettel to our staff, we felt we had
the personnel to expand."
The Brussels office will be
staffed on Monday and Friday
morning by Dr. Zettel and on Tues
day and Thursday morning by Dr.
Woldnik.
Dr. Ken Rodney, a general sur
geon, is also a member of the Brus
sels-Seaforth Medical Clinic staff,
but will not have regular office
hours in Brussels.
Appointments can be made by
calling 887-9952 or 527-1770.
Results of the euchre held on
Nov. 9 are as follows: high scores,
Gord Jacklin and Martha Logan;
low scores, Verna Tunney and
Cathy Snyder; most lone hands,
Nancy Coyne and Ernie Back; most
zeros, Helen Dobson and Kitty
Rutledge.
The next euchre will be held on
Nov. 23 at 8 p.m.
Men's darts are held at the
Branch on Thursday nights at
8 p.m. If you are interested in
playing arrive al least 15 minutes
earlier.
There is a games night pubnight
planned for the branch on Friday,
Nov. 18 at 9 p.m. There will be
many types of games for everyone
as well as meat draws.
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President, Ruth Bauer opened the
Majestic Women's Institute
meeting on Nov. 9 with a poem on
the flower that is known as peace,
"The Poppy".
An invitation to join Gorrie WI
on Nov. 16 at 8:15 p.m. to hear a
lawyer speak on Power of
Attorney.
The committee for the card party
on Dec. 6 is Jean Fraser, Jane
DeVries, Sandra Clark and Dorothy
Steffler.
Kathy Bridge is to attend a
workshop on "Boost Your Bucks".
A PRO workshop was held on
Nov. 7 at Fordwich, which Ruth
Bauer attended. It brought out ideas
on reports and how they should be
set up.
County Rally was reported on by
Kathy Bridge.
Jean Fraser and Kathy Bridge
gave a report on the Area
Convention held in October.
Rebekahs look for speakers
The regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge No. 315
Brussels took place on Nov. 8 with
Noble Grand Jane Hall presiding.
There was a good attendance.
Once again the Variety Fair was
reported successful. A donation
was made to the Brussels Santa
Claus parade committee.
The United National Pilgrimage
Skateathon this Saturday
The Brussels Figure & Power
Skating Club will be holding its
annual Skateathon this Saturday,
Nov. 19 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon
at the B.M. & G. arena, headed up
this year by Lyn Jutzi. Refresh
ments and snacks will be served
during the hourly breaks with hot
dogs at noon followed by the
presentation of prizes.
The club's junior coaches will
Darlene Oldfield di Dorothy Foxton
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Convenor Leona Armstrong read
a poem "How Old is Old?"
The roll call - What do you enjoy
doing when you work is done? was
answered by the members.
Jane White read the motto,
"Leisure is your time of your life."
Leona Armstrong introduced the
guest speaker Margueritte Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas started her speech
with the quote, "When cooking up
a speech, make sure to use lots of
shortening". She informed the
ladies of a bus going to London to
a Breast Screening Clinic on Nov.
28. Numerous activities and
projects were mentioned that are
going on in this area such as Living
Well, Stress Management and
Caring for Confidence.
There is an Adult Health Clinic
held on the first Wednesday of the
month where foot care and blood
pressure is done.
A diabetic meeting will be held
for Youth Speak-off is being
sponsored. This speak-off, open to
students between the ages of 16 to
18, is being held on the first Friday
of MarcK The winner received an
all-expense paid trip to New York
and the United Nations. All area
high schools are being supplied
with information.
Members mourn the passing of
serve as ice cruisers and will keep
the skaters going with games and
activities. Area businesses have
made financial donations as well as
contributed supplies and prizes
towards this worthwhile cause.
All proceeds from this fundraiser
will be used for the operating
■expenses of the club - helping the
skaters of the community in the
sport of figure and power skating.
on Nov. 24 with the meetings at
1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the
Health Unit.
Activity, whether it is social,
sports or gardening, can add years
to your life or life to your years,
she said.
Mrs. Thomas ended with a story
of a lady who went to see her
doctor because she had a boil. The
humour of this story relieved stress
that members might have had.
Doris McCall thanked Mrs.
Thomas for her informative talk.
Kate Wilson is to lay the wreath
at the Remembrance Day Service
on Nov. 11.
Ruth Sauve and Yvonne Knight
served angel cake with ice cream
following the closing of the
meeting.
The next meeting will be a pot
luck held on Dec. 14 at 12:30 in the
Brussels Library.
member Mae Johann.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Nov. 22.
Terfect Qift!
Open House
Craft Sale
Enjoy Christmas
Refreshments while
your browse
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