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The Citizen, 1996-07-31, Page 2HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW CODE Self-sufficiency through literacy in the developing world For information, call 1-800-661-2633 BRUSSELS UPHOLSTERY For all your upholstery needs • Furniture • Auto • Machinery seats etc. Sample and estimates free of charge Brian & Sandy McKnight Mill St., Brussels 887-6056 "No Order TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL" r:, SpeciaCizing InDirectEmbroi&ry 6 0 K ENTERPRISES Of Custom& StockDesigns t Custom Silk Screening And Cresting Wroxeter, Ont. NOG 2X0 Also Available PROMOTIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS PENS, GLASSWARE, KEYTAGS, MAGNETS, SHIRTS, CAPS ETC... GORDON KASTER STEPHANIE SCHMALZ (519) 335-3136 (Bus.) (519) 335-6636 (Fax) European and Foresis Facials Manicures, Pedicures Waxing Bonnie Sallows 503 John St., Brussels 519-887-6661 Monday, Wednesday and Evenings by appointment only JOHN McKERCHER CONSTRUCTION LTD. • backhoeing • bulldozing • loader and truck rental • sand, gravel and topsoil • stone pile and rubble removal R.R. #2 Bluevale 887-9061 if busy 887-9999 Fax: 887-9999 PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1996 Barracudas just getting better The doctor is in Dr Shawn Edwards has joined the team at the Seaforth Community Health Centre. Part of his duties will be seeing patients at the Brussels Medical/Dental Centre. •• By Janice Becker A new member has joined the community whose profession will benefit the residents of both Brus- sels and Seaforth. The Seaforth Community Health Centre has acquired the services of another young doctor, Dr. Shawn Edwards, who will be working in both communities. Having grown up in Dorchester, just east of London, Edwards returns to Southwestern Ontario after completing his residency training in the Kingston area. He studied chemistry for two years at the University of Western Ontario, A short-handed Brussels B team hosted Newton on July 18. The home side lost 5-3 after leading for most of the game. Keeper Phil Graber had an outstanding game and kept Newton off the score sheet in the first half. Brussels' forward Bronwyn Dunbar opened the scoring. She carried the ball in on the left wing and beat Newton keeper Daniel Zettel. The Brussels' attackers, led by Terry Brown, constantly put pressure on Newton. It paid off when Andrew Grant scored. In the second half Newton's greater number began to pay off. They pulled even, then Brussels received a penalty shot. Brussels' Brown hit the cross bar on the shot and it bounced harmlessly out of bounds. Brussels' Kirk Baillie aggressively led the attack, but Newton was able topull away. In the away game Acre T also short of players, lost to Palmerston after holding them scoreless for most of the game. The game ended with Palmerston-winning 6-1. In their last encounter of the season the two Brussels teams met in a hard-fought contest. Peter Terpstra returned to the Acre T London, then began in medicine in 1990 at the facility. His training continued in Kingston from 1995 to 1996 with a concentration on family medicine. "When I met Gwen (Devereaux) and Mark (Woldnik, of the Seaforth Community Health Centre), I was looking for a small town practice which would be good for a general practitioner, with work in obstetrics and emergency," says Edwards. "They impressed me with the way the group (of doctors) and the clinic worked. The clinic is beauti- ful and the hospital is handy. It was a big draw." The area also had the type of lineup. He and teammate Richard Terpstra mounted a strong attack. Brussels' B keeper Tyler Bragg held them scoreless. At the other end of the field Acre T keeper Cory Campbell, constantly frustrated the Brussels B forwards. They were able to get a series of rushes going, but every time Campbell was able to boot the ball out of the way. The hard work finally paid off and Andrew Grant scored two goals. Terry Nichol added a goal and Terry Brown scored. In the second half Acre T's Corey Campbell moved to forward and scored three goals. Amanda Bank On Saturday morning, the Brussels Barracudas swim team swam in their last warmup swim meet before they compete in the Inter-County Swim Association's Championship Meet, which will be held in Mitchell. This warm-up meet in Clinton resulted in the bet swimming performance ever delivered by the Barracudas. The team finished in sixth place with 77 points, topping the team's 74-point performance on July 6 of this year. The Barracudas also sent their largest team ever, with 22 swimmers. Swimming for the Barracudas were Mary Ann Aitchison, Brent Wheeler, Drew Thomas, Aaron Richmond, Richard Goetz, Katie Aitchison, Jessica Spink, Rachel Elliott, Candice Ross, Jimmy Franken, Kendall Jutzi, Brittany Kellington, Amy Ross, Katie Clark, Brooklyn Wheeler, Michelle DeWit, Amy Douma, Matthew Elliott, and Assistant Coach Patricia Bonsma. The team also had three members swimming in their first competitive swim meet — Tamara Koehler, Heather Hiemstra and Kendra Hiemstra. Since this was the last warm-up meet before finals, the Barracudas experimented with new relay team combinations. The 11 and 12-year- old boys' medley team of Rachel Elliott (swimming backstroke), Kendall Jutzi (swimming breast-. stroke), Matt Elliott (swimming butterfly), and Jimmy Franken patient population Edwards was looking for, generally well-rounded to cover the fields of geriatrics, pediatrics, women's health and emergency work. Edwards says he is very glad to be here and plans to be here for some time. "A lot depends on gov- ernment plans for hospitals," he says, " but I think I'm here to stay. I will happily meet with any new patients." Joining Edwards in his new loca- tion is his wife, Juliet, who was a nurse in Kingston, but will not be looking for employment in the near future as the couple is expecting a child in a few weeks. of Acre T carried the ball well and had several good scoring opportunities. In the final minutes of the game Acre T's Chad Neville drew a penalty in the area. Their keeper Mike Albers stopped Baillie's shot but could not hold the ball. Kirk took the rebound and scored. (Swimming freestyle) placed third. The girls' medley team of Kendra Hiemstra (swimming backstroke), Michelle DeWit (swimming breaststroke), Brooklyn Wheeler (swimming butterfly); and Amy Douma (swimming freestyle) placed fifth. The open girls medley team placed sixth, with Katie Clark swimming backstroke, Amy Ross swimming breaststroke, Patricia Bonsma swimming butterfly, and Brittany Kellington swimming freestyle. The freestyle relays were also experimental for the Barracudas, but still had great results, bringing home a sixth place ribbon, a fifth place ribbon, a fourth place ribbon, a third place ribbon and a second place ribbon. Sixth place was won by the 11-12-year-old girls team of, Kendra Hiemstra, Brittany Kellington, Brooklyn Wheeler, and Amy Douma. Fifth place was won by the 11-12-year-old boys team of Michelle DeWit, Katie Aitchison, Matt Elliott, and Jimmy Franken. Fourth place went to the nine-10- year-old girls relay team of Heather Hiemstra, Mary Ann Aitchison, Rachel Elliott and Jessica Spink. Third place was won by the open girls relay of Amy Ross, Kendall Jutzi, Katie Clark and Patricia Bonsma. The nine-10-year-old boys relay won second place in a tight race, finishing just two body lengths behind the winning team. Swimming for the nine-10-boys team were Richard Goetz, Aaron Richmond, Brent Wheeler and Drew Thomas. The best individual results for the Barracudas came from eight-year- old Brent Wheeler. In addition to his second place relay, Brent swam to first place finishes in freestyle. backstroke, and in butteritY. 'Brent was not the only great swimmer for the team though. Matt Elliott finished fourth in the individual medley. After losing his goggles on his first length, Matt fell well behind the other swimmers, but refused to give up and passed three swimmers on his fourth and final length of the race. Mary Ann Aitchison finished sixth in the eight-year-old girls freestyle. In her first swim meet, Tamara Koehler finished sixth in the eight- year-old girls backstroke. Amy Douma finished sixth in the 11-12-year-old girls backstroke. Jessica Spink swam to a fourth place finish in the nine-10-year-old girls butterfly, giving a tremendous swimming effort. Assistant Coach Patricia Bonsma placed fourth in her freestyle race, as well as doing a great job of coaching in the absence of the team's head coach. Brussels Mennonite Fellowship (519) 887-6388 Worship Service 9:30 a.m. Jesus is Lord Guests Welcome FAMILY FUN DAY AT THE ARK August 5 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring out the whole family to travel through time to the 60's, 70's, the Wild West & even to the future Free admission Hot dogs & pop for sale New doctor joins Seaforth team Bantams meet for final match Aesthetics By Bonnie