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Blyth PeeWee Reps
double Milverton
The Blyth PecWcc Reps doubled
Milverton when they took to the
ice, Jan. 12.
Blyth got off the mark first when
Steve VanAmcrsfoort relayed the
puck to T.J. Marks for the game
opener al 11:32. The Stewart
combo of Kirk and Cole (assist)
followed up late in the period for a
two-goal margin.
Milverton narrowed it to one
before the buzzer.
A goal from Mike Bean and
another from Milverton brought the
Brussels, Blyth tie it up
The Brussels Pee Wees earned a
lie and a win over the last week of
play when they challenged Blyth
and Bayfield.
The squad look to the ice in
Blyth, Jan. 13, only to see them
jump to an early lead off a solo
effort by Trever Koehler.
Blyth was held scoreless through
the second while Brussels took
over the lead. Kyle Stephenson
scored at 7:58 and Rob Semple slid
one in at 2:11. Assists went to
Brendan Blake and Tyler Camp
bell.
Brussels went up 3-1 in the third
when Sean Hocgy took a pass from
Semple for the goal.
Action seesawed with Blyth scor
ing at 13:48 by Steve Van Amcrs-
foort and at 10:43 by Micha Loder,
while Brussels sandwiched in one
at 11:49 by Joel Hemingway.
Novices trounce Blyth
The Brussels Novice Reps
trounced Blyth Friday night 11-1.
Chris Ccrbett scored two in the
first, whi.’e Jordan Campbell
notched a single. Alyssa Gowing
and Corbett earned assists.
Gowing tallied one of her own in
the second with a helper going to
Corbett. Wade Stephenson was set
up by Chase Chapman for Brussels'
fifth goal, whil Corbett nailed his
hattrick off a pass from Tom
Cronin.
In the third, Stephenson tallied
one unassisted, with Corbett scor
ing another hattrick, with an assist
from his brother Adam on the first.
William King ended the Brussels
onslaught with C. Corbett gelling
the assist.
Blyth's lone goal was scored by
Richard Gregg in the third.
Doing a stellar job in net for
Brussels was Shane Gibson.
On Saturday the team scored
another victory in Bayfield.
After a scoreless first period,
Christopher Julzi got Brussels on
the board on a pass from Cronin. C.
Corbett notched one with helpers
from Gowing and King. Julzi then
bulged the twine for a second time
with assists going to Chapman and
Campbell.
The third period belonged to the
Corbett twins with each scoring
two and assisting on three of the
four. Gowing and King also earned
assists.
score to 3-2 for Blyth heading into
the third.
Blyth opened the game up in the
final frame, slapping three past the
nciminder while holding the home-
towners to one.
Goals were scored by Trever
Koehler and C. Stewart (two), with
his second on a power play. K.
Stewart (two), Koehler and Bean
got the assists.
Blyth played Brussels Jan. 13.
Results can be found in the Brus
sels PecWees’ report.
Blyth assists were earned by Kirk
Stewart (two) and Loder.
Hemingway put his team up by
two with just four minutes remain
ing, but Blyth would not be held
off.
They drew within one at 3:25
when T.J. Marks scored then saw
Koehler slip in the tying goal with
under a minute left. Stewart and
Marks assisted.
The final was 5-5.
On Jan. 15, Brussels welcomed
Bayfield to town, then soundly beat
them in a 6-1 victory.
Spreading the goals through three
periods, Brussels point-earners
were Nick Campbell (two), Hem
ingway (two), Evan Horst and
Stephenson.
Assists went to T. Campbell
(three), Hemingway (three), Scott
Armstrong, Devon Blake, John
Engel and Sean Hocgy.
Bayfield netted their only two
goals in the third period of this 7-2
contest.
Stephenson played well in net for
this game.
THE HURON-PERTH CATHOLIC
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
JUNIOR AND SENIOR
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
FEBRUARY 1-5,1999
In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be four (4) years of age on or
before December 31, 1999. Parents are required to bring the Baptismal
Certificate, Birth Certificate and Immunization Record Card of the child you
intend to register. Parents should contact their local school. The following
schools offer Kindergarten classes:
Parents who expect that their child will enrol in the optional French Immersion
Program in Grade 1, in future years, have the option of enrolment for
Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or the French
Immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or Jeanne Sauve School,
Stratford) at which they expect to enrol thier child for a French Immersion
Program.
St. Joseph's School (Kingsbridge)529-7646 St. Patrick's (Dublin)345-2033
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Mt. Carmel)237-3337 St. Patrick's (Kinkora)393-5580
St. Joseph's (Clinton)482-7035 Holy Name of Mary (St. Marys)284-2170
Precious Blood (Exeter)235-1691 St. Mary's (Hesson)595-8929
St. Mary's (Goderich)524-9901 St. Ambrose (Stratford)271-7544
St. James (Seaforth)527-0321 St. Joseph's (Stratford)271-3574
St. Boniface (Zurich)236-4335 St. Aloysius (Stratford)271-3636
Sacred Heart (Wingham)357-1090 Jeanne Sauve (Stratford)273-3396
Louise Martin,
Chairperson of the Board
Contest
f\ Brussels Atom works to steal the puck from a Zurich player, while teammates stay close
by, waiting for the outcome. The two teams faced off in Brussels on Friday night with
Brussels losing this one by a narrow 2-0.
Brussels Atom Reps edged by Zurich
Lots of action in a very physical
game ended with Brussels Atom
Reps coming up just short when
they met Zurich at home, Jan. 15.
The team had plenty of scoring
opportunties but couldn't manage to
sneak one by the Zurich goalie. A
solid night in net for Kyle Gibson
kept the visitors down for a 2-0
final in Zurich's favour.
On Jan. 17 the team travelled to
Zurich for a tournament.
Brussels first game was against
Mount Brydges and again they
came up two shy for the victory.
Fairly well-matched, the teams
were neck and neck until the end of
the third period when Mount Bry
dges jumped ahead with two goals
to finish it at 6-4.
Scoring for Brussels were Greg
Bowers, Josh Albrechlas, Adam
Corbett and Matt White.
Assists went to Adam McClure,
Bowers, Andrew McDonald and
Albrechtas.
The next match-up was less even
as Brussels faced an 8-1 defeat
against Belmont, a speedy squad
which dominated most of the game.
Brussels was kept off the board
Gaetan L. Blanchette,
Director of Education
Belmont defenseman and shot one
over the goalie into the top comer
of the net.
WINGHAM & DISTRICT
HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
NEW YEAR’S BABY:
Our New Year’s baby, Edna Martin, daughter of Barbara and Elam Martin, of RR1, Wingham,
was presented with gifts from the Auxiliary to Wingham & District Hospital and local
businesses.
ELEVATOR UPGRADE:
The hospital’s main elevator will be out of service, starting January 4th for approx, six weeks,
while it is being modernized. Visitors are asked to use the stairs when possible.
NEW CLINICS:
Dr. Emerson MacRae of London (who formerly held his clinic at the Medical Arts Building) is
now holding his Ear; Eye, Nose and Throat clinic in the Out-Patient Department at the hospital
It is held on the first and third Tuesday of each month and a physician’s referral is required.
Dr. MacRae will see patients with ear, hearing, nasal and sinus complaints, throat and voice
complaints, hoarseness, neck lumps and tonsil and adenoid assessments.
until the third period. Then in a
nice individual effort, Chris Corbett
broke down the right wing, beat the
An Obstetncs/Gynecology Clinic will start on January 15th with Dr. Cheryl Hillyer,
Obstetrician and Gynecologist, from Stratford. Dr. Hillyer will see patients in our Out-Patient
Department on three Fridays each month. Physician referral is required.
iUXILIARY:
Thank you to those who helped with and supported the Auxiliary projects during the month of
December.
Our next meeting will be held on January 25th at 1:30 p.m. in the Board Room.
DIABETES EDUCATION:
This educational program is for patients with diabetes and their families. The next set of classes
will be held on Tuesdays, January 19th and 26th, from 8:30 a m. to 3.00 p.m. A physician’s
referral is required to attend. Contact the Diabetes Education staff at 357-3210, ext. 362 for
further information. ‘
HEART TO HEART:
The next session is scheduled to begin February 3, 1999 and run for seven weeks. The program
is designed for those who have had a heart attack, angina or heart surgery. Spouses/partners are
welcomed. Registration fee is $30.00. For more information contact N. Brown or W. Woodley
at 357-3210.
EYE DONATION:
Special thanks to team members Dr. Greg Antoniadis, D. Ritchie, R.N. and P Rozendal, R.N.
for their efforts in making this program a success. Three donations were made in August 1998;
one in November, one in December and one, to date, in January 1999.
LONG SERVICE AWARDS:
The hospital Board of Governors is pleased to recognize long service employees for their
dedication and service to the hospital and to the community. Board Chairperson, George
Underwood, Site Administrator, Lloyd Koch and the management staff presented long service
awards to the following employees:
Full Time Staff:
30 Years
Eileen McGlynn, R.N., Nursing
25 Years
Nancy Brown, Technical Director of Laboratory Services
Gordon Baxter, Director, Finance & Services
Phyllis Huffman. RPN, Nursing
20 Years
William Woodley. R.N.,
Director of Patient Care
Emily Phillips, R.N., Nursing
Linda Darling. Laboratory
Brenda Ritchie. Executive Director's Secretary
Dorothy Marks. Admitting
15 Years
Donna Sutton, Radiology
Anneue Hendriks, Nutrition & Food Services
George Dixon. Engineering
Bonnie Walker, Housekeeping
Phone: 357-3210 Fax: 357-2931
10 Years
Barbara Major-MacEwan,
Director, Nutrition & Food Services
Patricia Nixon. Nutrition & Food Services
Jane Stewart, Health Records
Ronald Feltz, Orderly, Nursing
5 Years
Lloyd Koch, Executive Director
Part Time Staff:
30,000 Hours
Barbara Pletch. R.N.. Nursing
20.000 Hours
Frances Button. R N.. Nursing
15,000 Hours
Lynne Mann, R.N.. Nursing
Frances Golley, Nutrition & Food Services
Anna Nesbitt. RPN., Nursing .
5.000 Hours
Shelly Errington, Receptionist
Bernice Edwards, RPN.. Nursing
E-Mail: winghosp@wcl.on.ca