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The Emergency Department
The Emergency Department at. the Wingham & District Hospital is
becoming increasingly busy. As a result, the medical staff would like
to make the following suggestions.
If you need to seek medical attention on an urgent basis please call
your family doctor's office first. Each doctor keeps some
appointments each day for urgent care. If you do not have a family
doctor, or he/she is unable to see you, then please call the
emergency department for advice. They will be able to tell you when
and where you can be seen most easily.
Wingham and District
Hospital Corporation
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital
Corporation will be held at the North Huron Wescast Community Complex, Knights of
Columbus Lounge, 99 Kerr Dr ve, Wingham, Ontario on Thursday, June 17, 2004 at the
hour of seven p.m. (7:00 p.m.) for the election of Directors; for the appointment of
Auditors; and for the transaction of other such things as may properly come before the
meeting.
Elections will be held for a Director in the Central Zone, one Director in the North Eastern
Zone, one Director in the South Eastern Zone, and two Directors at Large, Nominations
for these positions will be received up to and at the Annual Meeting on June 17, 2004.
Copies of the Annual Report, Hospital Financial statements and amended Bylaws may
be obtained at the front desk of the Wingham & District Hospital, effective June 10, 2004
and the Annual Meeting. -
Memberships granting voting privileges may be purchased at the front desk of the
hospital for five dollars ($5.00) prior to five o'clock p.m., Wednesday, June 2, 2004. No
membership sold after that time will entitle the purchaser to vote.
Date at Wingham, Ontario this 10th day of May, 2004.
By order of the Board of Directors.
'East Wawanosh student Jenni Anderson attempts to reach
new heights with her high jump during the school's annual
track and field event last Thursday. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2004.
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Sports
U-7s season begins
It was a beautiful warm sunny
evening- for the start of the Brussels
U-7 soccer season.They travelled to
play Elma I U-7 at Elma school,
May I I .
In the first half Wyatt Ducharme
made a skillful pass to Tim Waechter
who scored. Ducharme went on to
score two with the help of his
teammates.
Kai Hiemstra did a super job
keeping the ball out of the Brussels
net.
To start off the second half some
great passes made their way up to
Mitchell Kellington who put it past
the Elma goalie to score.
Hiemstra got a breakaway to score
one and came close on ano-
ther.
Ducharme had a quiet second half
in net.
The final score was 5-0 for
Brussels.
Let the games begin
The season is up and running for local soccer teams. During a game last Thursday night, a
Blyth Mosquito makes strides to catch her hometown opponent. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Locals do well at meet
Students from various schools
completed the 2004 Huron Perth
track and field competition.
Area winners from F.E. Madill
Secondary School in the midget
division include Adam Corbett, who
placed third the 100-metre dash,
second in the high jump and first in
the long jump.
Michelle Cousins placed third in
the women's 400-metre dash and
fourth in the women's 800-metre
run.
Chris Corbett placed third in the
men's 400-metre dash, second in the
men's long jump and third in the
men's triple jump.
Hannah Bjorkmann placed third in
the women's final 80-metre hurdles
and sixth in the women's final 300-
metre hurdles.
Brittany Peters placed fourth in the
women's high jump, first in the .
women's long jump and first in the
women's triple jump.
Kendall Whitfield placed fourth in
the women's shot put, third in the
women's discuss throw, third in the
women's javelin throw.
Adam Young placed first in the
men's discuss throw and second in
the men's shot put throw.
The midget men's 4 x 100 relay
team placed second and the women
placed first.
The Brussels U- I I soccer team
had a disappointing start to the
season with a 4-1 loss at home
against Newton on May 1 I.
Newton came on strong scoring
four to take a solid lead into the
second half of the game. Cameron
Stewart had a busy time as
goaltender but made some
tremendous saves to keep his team
in the game.
Christine Bone came in to guard
In the junior division Pam Cousins
placed fifth in the women's 200-
metre dash.
Alyssa Gowing placed first in the
women's 400-metre dash and sixth
in the women's long jump.
Lauren Spinks placed fourth in the
women's triple jump.
Kerissa VanAmersfoort placed
third in the women's shot put, first in
the discus throw and second in the
javelin throw.
Derik Kruse patted thrid in junior
men's 200-metre dash.
The 4 x 100 metre junior women's
relay team team placed second and
the men's relay team placed fourth.
Ahsley Warwick placed second in
the senior women's high jump.
In the senior division, Nicole
Meier placed sixth in the women's
200-metre dash, fifth in the women's
discuss throw and fifth in the
women's 1,500-metre steeplechase.
Meagan Campbell placed first in
the final 100-metre hurdles, the
women's high jump and women's
triple jump.
Ashley Gaunt -placed first in the
women's discuss throw and second
in the women's shot put.
Amy Cook placed second in the
women's final 100-metre hurdles
and third in the women's high jump
as well as fifth in the senior women's
the net for the second half and did a
stellar job, shutting out the visitors
with able help from her teammates.
Brussels had many chances on their
opponent's net, but Kristen
Grobbink was the only one to find
the weak spot.
Despite the loss, coach Pam
McLean said the entire team played
quite well.
The squad travelled for a rematch
against Newton on May 18.
long jump.
Deric Kruse placed first and Craig
Folkard placed second in the men's
100-metre dash ambulatory. -
The 4 x 100 metre women's relay
team placed first and the men placed
second.
Winners from Central Huron
Secondary School in Clinton include
Andrea Vanderveen who placed first
in the junior women's 800 metre run
and fourth in the 1,500-metre run.
Nadine Riggenburg placed fifth in
the senior women's 1.500-metre rub:
Jenna Taylor placed first in the
senior women's shot put, second in
the discus throw and first in the
javelin throw.
Winners from St. Anne's Catholic
School in Clinton include Michelle
Hoftyzer who placed third in the
midget women's 200-metre dash and
second in the 400-metre dash.
Darryl Hoftzyer placed sixth in the
junior men's discuss throw.
U-9s tie
Elma
squad
It was a tight contest at Brussels
Public School when the hometown
U-9 soccer squad played Elma 2,
May 10.
Great offence by Brock McLean,
Mitch Kellington and Jason Clarke
kept the visitors on edge, while the
strong defence from • Terran
DeLauria and Leah Davidson
minimalized their scoring chances.
Lane Sebastian and Kristen Pipe
made some great saves during their
turns in net for Brussels.
Sebastian scored the lone home
goal.
The game ended in a I - I tie.
•s • Ratmg the bar
Tough start for
Brussels U-lis