The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1997-12-17, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17,1997. Novice Reps win 3 The Brussels Novice Rep team played Dec. 5 against Zurich and won 7-2. Starting off the scoring for Brussels was Matt White with assists going to Greg Bowers and Chase Chapman. White netted another before the end of the first period, assisted by Bowers and Mitch Blake. Chris Corbett scored, assisted by Cory Chapman and Christopher Jutzi, then Zurich got on the board. Brussels came out hard in the third with White getting his hattrick, assisted by Adam McClure and Chase Chapman. Next Corbett put one in, assisted by Adam Corbett and Cory Chapman. Zurich then got their second and final goal of the game. Bowers netted one assisted by White and McClure. White then scored his fourth and final goal of the game with assists going to McClure and Bowers. Brussels then went to Clifford for a tournament playing game one against Elora on Dec. 6. Brussels won 8-0. Scoring for Brussels were McClure with the winning goal assisted by Chase Chapman. Jutzi had one, C. Corbett had three, Cory Blyth Tykes A runners-up Two wins put Blyth Tyke Bull dogs in the running for the A cham pionship at the Monkton tournament this past Saturday. In their first game Tony Bean led the way scoring two of the three goals as they edged Clinton 3-2, in sudden death overtime. With their opponents ahead by two going into the third period, Derek Youngblut notched the first Blyth goal of the game, assisted by Matthew Stevenson. Bean got his first to tie it with just over three minutes left in the game, then drilled home the winner at the 1:59 mark of the extra period. The next match-up was against Bayfield, whom they trounced 8-2. Bean started things going with a shot early in the first. Then Lee Watkins, assisted by Katie McClinchey, and Youngblut, off the stick of Johnathon McDowell gave them a tliree-point edge going into the second period. Youngblut widened the score just GREAT GIFT IDEAS for your man 1Sizes Small - 2X Large. Several colours & Styles. FLANNEL SHIRTS by Kodiak & Hammill. Sizes Reg. & Tall to 4XL. Insulated Shirts Sizes Sm. - 4XL Tall INSULATED COVERALLS by Hammill, Tough Duck, Workking, Big Bill. Reg. & Tails. Small - 4 X Large. Good selection of colours & Styles. TOUGH DUCK WINTER WORK JACKETS 6 MATCHING OVERALLS Brown or Navy. 4 styles of Jackets. Sizes Small - 3X Large. Workshop FEATURING MEN’S WORKWEAR gv Hours: Sundays: (Dec. 21) 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. & Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Beginning December 12th - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Week Days Chapman had one goal and one assist, Bowers had one and White had one goal and one assist. Game two was played against Hanover with Brussels winning 8- 1. Starting the scoring for Brussels was White. Cory Chapman was the next scorer with assists going to C. Corbett and Jutzi. The second period C. Corbett came out and got two goals, with one assist going to Cory Chapman. McClure finished off the scoring in the second assisted by White. Hanover scored half-way through the period. In the third C. Corbett came out and got two more quick goals, one assisted by White. McClure finish ed off Brussels scoring unassisted. Game three was the "A" Championship game against Mount Forest. Brussels made a great effort but came up short losing 6-2. Scoring for Brussels were C. Corbett, assisted by Jutzi, and McClure netted one unassisted. Kyle Gibson and Andrew McDonald shared goaltending. They both played excellent games and made some good saves. A great job was done by the entire team. into the next period, with help from Ken Plunkett, only to have Bay- field cancel it two minutes later. Bayfield got within two before the period ended. Youngblut was hot, however, bending the twine twice, assisted by McDowell and Byron Broome. Then Bean snuck one in just before Youngblut cashed in another off the stick of Matthew Stevenson to end the scoring. It was a tough Goderich squad the team found themselves up against in their third game and gave up a 9-1 contest. Youngblut, with help from McDowell sunk the lone Blyth marker. The next day the team travelled to Seaforth where they again came up on the short side of the stick, losing 5-2 to their hosts. Youngblut and Bean were the goalscorers with McClinchey cred ited for the assist on the Youngblut point. WINTER UNDERWEAR by Stanfields. Tops, Bottoms, Combinations. Reg. & Tall. Small - 3X Large. AUSTRALIAN OILSKIN IACKETS 8 COATS OFSSA bronze The bronze medal Madill senior Mustang volleyball team are, back row, from left: Adam Schiestel, Adam Carr, Coach Audrey Bos, Nathan Garland and John Martin. Front: Paul Vaudry, Matt Smith, Adam Lawrence, Andrew Exel. Bulls sign goalie Continued from page 9 Kincardine matchup and Steve Springall, Steve Henderson and Knechtel against Mt. Forest. BULLS' NOTES: The Bulls have had new head coach Rob Burr behind the bench for two weekends now and have had moderate success. The Club wishes him great success in his new position. On Friday night Jason Heipel received a knee injury but should be back in the lineup for this weekend. The Bulls have also signed Matthew Cain, a goaltender who played last year with Renfrew Jr B and is going to university in Waterloo. The Bulls travel to Wingham this Friday for a 9 p.m. game and have Hanover at home on Sunday at 2 p.m. then Wiarton at home Monday night at 8 p.m. on Dec. 22. Josephine St., Wingham 357-4503 cp/j About Your Hospital Over the past few weeks the with the District Health Council eight hospitals of Huron Perth to develop and Implement the eaftK>lan two^ JBnd counti|s^^^:Uter proce^B consolidation to a new level by will Involve careful Input from jlM^togresponscjio ru®| planning (standards that\th<T' goyernmentj^«velo|^®g conjunction with the Ontario Hospital Association. The joint executive committee is chaired by Dr. Kerry Blagrave (chair of Llstowel Memorial Hospital). The agenda developed for this group calls for meetings about every three weeks through to March. It Is anticipated that full and open discussion will result kt a rural health plan for the two have moved their discussions oWk-wSoope ratiorf^^"' agreeing to form a formal partnership and creating a special committee comprised of three directors of each hospital Clinton Public Hospital’s (CPH’s) three representatives (pictured above) are Marg Makins, Dick Snell and Peggy Menzies. This working group is referred to as the joint executive committee and is proceeding to develop and Implement the consolidated governance partnership among the eight hospitals. It is expected this partnership would be In place before the next fiscal year which begins Aorij 1 1998. .. Partnership among the and Provides quality health hospitals will greatly facilitate carethat meets the needs of all operational efficiencies In the residents served by Huron management, program support perth hospitals. and administration areas of The site of the meetings each organization. One of the rotate among the eight first responsibilities of the joint hospitals. CPH will be host to executive committee Is the ttie mld-December meeting, selection of chief executive Marg Makins, chair of the officer for the partnership of CPH board, said, "The group Huron Perth hospitals. has proven their ability to Additionally, because of the overcome Individual concerns provincial government’s for the benefit of the Huron initiatives In reshaping rural Perth health care system and I health care delivery, the look forward to our continued hospitals are working closely good relationship. proposal that provides the benefits of cooperation, meets the needs of each community ■I 1