HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2009-10-15, Page 8SportsPAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2009.
The Ethel euchre was held on
Monday, Oct. 5 with 9 1/2 tables in
play.
Winners were: share the wealth,
Myrna Burnett, Joyce Alexander;
high, Eileen Mann, Marion Harrison;
low, Isabelle Craig, Mary Huether;
lone hands, Joyce Alexander, Hilda
Holmes, Allan Edgar.
Tally winners were: Viola Adams,
Edna McLellan, Dorothy Dilworth,
Shirley Verstoep, Jean Dewar, Mary
Craig, Helen Cullen, Mary
Davidson, Rex Whaley, Neil Hatt,
Beryl Smith, Allan Martin, Joyce
Beirnes, Adrian Verstoep, Kathleen
Whaley, Dorothy Martin, Myrna
Burnett, Marguerite Beirnes, Helen
Dobson, Judy Hahn, Iola Subject and
John Subject.
The next euchre will be on
Monday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m.
On Thanksgiving weekend in
Lower Lakes Female Hockey
League action, the Saugeen
Maitland Lightning AA Midgets
came away with a 3-1 win over the
London Devilettes in their season
opener.
Lindsey Ceaser, Owen Sound, had
the game winner with the other
Lightning goals coming from Dollee
Meigs, Owen Sound, and Laura
Irwin, Point Clark. Emily Kelly, Port
Elgin, played fantastic in net,
stopping 21 shots.
The Saugeen Maitland Lightning
team is in action next at the Toronto
Aeros Solid Goal Showcase
Tournament from Oct. 16-18 at the
Can-Lan Ice Sports Arena in
Scarborough.
By Brittany Nigh
A new school year is always filled
with excitement and at St. Anne’s
Catholic Secondary School, we are
thrilled to share our latest news and
events with the community.
September is a busy month and we
were fortunate to come together
many times as a school to celebrate.
We acknowledged the academic
achievements of numerous students
at our Awards of Excellence
assembly, learned about kindness
and compassion, danced up a storm,
and welcomed 142 new Grade 9
students to the school.
During Eagle’s Spirit Week, the
annual Walk-a-Thon was held and
we raised a total of over $9,000.
The goal this year was to give back
to the community so accordingly, the
money will be divided between the
Local Food Bank and Huron
Addictions Services.
In addition, picnic tables will be
purchased for extra courtyard
seating.
The games begin
The Blyth/Brussels Midget Rep have been on the ice with a game against Drayton on Monday
night, their second game since play began. Their first game was a solid victory against
Listowel. (Vicky Bremner photo)
The Blyth-Brussels Midget Rep
team began its season on Monday,
Oct. 5 with a 4-1 win over
Listowel.
Goals were scored by Shea
McLean, Dan Dery, Michael
McDowell and Dallas Pennington
with assists going to Austin Sjaarda,
Matt Chalmers, Matt Popp (two),
Adam Cronin, Tyler Stevenson and
Dan Dery.
The Midget Bulldogs play their
next game at home on Monday, Oct.
12 at 9 p.m. against Drayton.
9 1/2 tables in play
at Ethel euchre party
Saugeen-Maitland Lightning
beats London Devilettes 3-1
St. Anne’s Eagle’s Pride
Exciting year begins
Contact
Brenda McIntosh 519-887-9595
Brian Warwick 519-887-9046
Membership
Fees - $110.00
New curlers $90.00
Monday - mixed curling
starts 7:00 pm
Monday, November 9th
Open to anyone who wants to try curling
Brussels
Curling Club
The October rain has put a
damper on most of the activities at
the Wingham Golf and Curling
Club.
I do not have a lot to report this
week from the club so this column
would be a great week to thank all
the sponsors, members, green fee-
ers, workers and most of all the
volunteers. Since I came on board
the middle of July everyone has
made me feel welcome and
respected. The members have been
patient and helpful. The sponsors
faithful and appreciated.
The walk-on green fee golfers
have came out in large numbers
(hopefully we can talk some of
them into becoming new members).
Bruce, Mark and Gregg have the
course in the best shape it has been
in for years. Cheryl, Amber, Julie,
Elizabeth, Ed and Trevor were great
workers and excellent organizers.
The captains of the Tuesday night
ladies, Carol Oriold, Wednesday
seniors, Bill Johnston and Thursday
men, Bill (Buff) Kerr have been
fantastic. The volunteers have been
so helpful and without them the
club could not run and be
successful.
Until next spring may all your
“chips” fall where you want and
may all your “putts” be few.
OUT OF BOUNDS NEWS
The club will be involved in a
fundraiser on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at the
Clinton Casino. Details available at
the pro shop.
Chip and a Put –
By Bruce Skinn
Midgets win 4-1
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