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A warning look from a Brussels Atom Houseleague defenseman to a Seaforth opponent
keeps his attention, while goalie Jeff Elliott keeps a grip on the puck. The two teams faced
off in hockey action in Brussels on Saturday at noon. (Ashley Gropp photo)
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Bantams keep on winning
WINGHAM & DISTRICT HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
WELCOME!
To Bonnie Adamson, our new President and Chief Executive Officer of the Huron
Perth Hospitals Partnership. Mrs. Adamson commenced work November I st and
subsequently net with staff from the eight hospitals in open forums held at each
facility.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY:
The next regular meeting will be held in the Board Room on Monday, Novembci
23rd at 1:30 p.m. New members are always welcome. Guest speaker will be Judith
Gaunt, member of hospital Board of Governors.
Members of the Auxiliary will start their Christmas activities the first week of
December by decorating throughout the hospital.
Babies born in December will be sent home in a Christmas stocking made by
Auxiliary member, Marion MacKenzie.
CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES:
The following activities are planned during the Christmas season:
• Christmas Worship Service for patients and their families December 23rd at 6:
p.m.
• Christmas Carol Singing at 2:00 p.m. on December 24th
• Santa Claus Parade in Wingham on November 28th
THANK YOU:
To the Wingham Horticultural Society for planting and maintaining the Mower bcd,
which beautified the front of the hospital this past summer.
To Wescast Industries for their donation of $30,000.00 which will be used to
purchase a bronchoscope. parallel bars and ultrasound equipment for Physiotherap \
FLU SHOTS:
To date, seventeen patients and seventy-six staff members have received the 'flu'
vaccine. We are participating in the Huron County 'Flu Shot Challenge' with othi:i
health care facilities.
DREAM VACATION LOTTERY:
Tickets are now on sale throughout the community. Proceeds from this event will
go to the Hospital Foundation, Heritage Theatre and Optimist Club.
Phone: 357-3210 Fax: 3S7-2931 E-Mail: winghosp@wcl.on
OUR SPECIAL SHARE OFFERING
is available for a limited time
RRSP Eligible
and we pay the fees on transfers
CREDIT UNION
Offers you the opportunity
for a better return on your investments
( 1 1/2% projected above the standard 5 year rate)
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1998. PAGE 9.
Elma-Logan Bantams travelled to
Blyth Nov. 2 to face a snarling
squad of Dogs.
After the first period the home
team was up 4 goals to 1. With
strong netminding by Ryan Lee the
Bulldogs finished the game with a
score of 7-1.
Goals were scored by Jeremy
Austin, Matt Anderson (two), Craig
Marks (two), Justin Rinn and Nick
Courtney. Defence members Jeff
Carter, Devon Shannon, Rinn and
centre Scott Austin all attributed
assists.
Team Manger Doug Walker said,
"With our penalties at a minimum
the boys were able to focus on the
Brussels Tykes
On Saturday the Brussels Tykes
hosted Hensall. Hensall opened the
scoring five minutes into the first
period to take a 1 - 0 lead.
Mid-way through the second
period Hensall scored to increase
their lead to 2 - 0. In the third
period Hensall added two more
goals.
With five minutes left in the
game Ben Gowing deked a Hensall
defender to get a break-away. He
buried his wrist shot in the corner
of the net to break the shutout.
Even though Brussels had a few
more changes late in the game, they
were unable to capitalize on their
chances. The loss evened the Tykes
record to two wins and two losses.
On Saturday, Nov. 7 Brussels
travelled to Blyth to face the Tyke
Bulldogs. Gowing opened the
scoring in the first minute of play.
Four minutes later Greg Dodds
scored with Matthew Stevenson
drawing an assist for Blyth to tie
the score.
A minute later Cody Subject
scored an unassisted goal for
Brussels.
Early in the second period
SubjeCt went on a scoring spree
notching four straight in a two-
minute span to put Brussels ahead
6 - 1.
Taylor Prior assisted on Subject's
fourth goal.
This ignited the Brussels attack.
Joel Wilkinson knocked in a
rebound of a Gowing shot for a
objective at hand, tasting victory
once again."
The Bulldogs looked a little
sluggish as they faced Brussels on
Nov. 9 at the Blyth arena. The
score was 2-1 in Blyth's favour at
the end of the first and the Dogs
soon realized they had better quit
doggin' it and move the puck away
from the goaltender Travis
Campbell, who was keeping the
Dogs in the game, and head to the
opposing net.
The final score in Blyth's favour
was 6-2.
Goals were scored by Matt
Bromley, Anderson (two), Mike
Bernard, Marks and Derek Cook.
lose 1, win 1
seventh goal, then an unassisted
marker by Evan Ducharme and
Subject's sixth goal of the game
with an assist from Thomas
Johnston upped Brussels' lead to 9 -
I by the end of the second period.
In the third period Brussels
continued to put pressure on the
Blyth goaltending. Gowing
completed his hattrick by scoring
two. Ducharme with his second of
the game and Brendan Stretton
with his first of the year completed
the Brussels scoring. Robert
Cronin earned an assist on one of
Gowing's goals.
PeeWees edge
Milverton
2-1
Brussels PeeWees hosted Milver-
ton on Nov. 13 and edged them 2-
1.
Brussels' markers were earned by
Sean Hoegy and Joel Hemingway
with assists going to Devon Blake,
Scott Armstrong and Robbie Sem-
ple.
On Nov. 14 the team had some
bad luck away against Clinton and
narrowly missed a victory by a 4-3
score.
Hemingway snuck two between
the pipes in this effort and earned
an assist on Hoegy's goal. Rob
McClure and Tyler Campbell also
earned assists.
Assists go to Marks, Anderson,
Cook, Robbie Archambault,
Courtney and Martin Sturzenegger.
The Bulldogs also notched a win
against Clinton on Nov. 14 where
Coach Rob Finch was pleased to
see his boys making use of the
"break out" play crafted at practise.
The Blyth Bantam Bulldogs have
home games Monday nights at 7
p.m. followed by the Blyth Midgets
at 8:30 p.m. Come on out to the
Blyth and District Community
Centre and cheer on the Dogs in
their home pound.
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Kendall Whitfield, two; Brittany
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Watkins, two; Derek Youngblut on Nov. 21 against Seaforth.
Brussels loses to Zurich 8-5
A strong Zurich Novice team with Wade Stephenson going for a
enjoyed home-ice advantage with deuce.
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