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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-01-28, Page 27Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, January 28, 2009 - Page A27 Rounds, Hoy and Martellacci take honours at Sunday Mixed. Honour Rollers Debbie Brown 308 and 701 tri- ple, Nick Daer 300 and 823 triple, Dan Lougheed 371 and 869 triple, Glenn Lamb 329 and 818 triple, Corey Austin 311 and 732 triple, Rob Raidt 283 and 800 triple and Debbie Brown 714 triple. Youth Canada Bowlers The Senior Youth Bowlers were warming up the lanes with some nice games from Spencer Feagan 245, Derek Saundercock 242, Ryan Duskocy 185, Matthew Stuparyk 254, Rickey Fields 259, Jason Macdonald 173 and Sarah Macdonald 198. The Junior Youth Bowlers were on fire this week with great games from Shane Ked- dy 236, Andrew Shaw 198, Trevor Osinga 98, Samantha Walls 151, Theresa Roosemalen 148, Casey Huff 257 bowling 113 pins over average and 602 triple, Jonathan Stuparyk 282 a personal best with 147 pins over his average! Nice bowling Jonathan! The Bantam Youth Bowlers also enjoyed some good games from Sarah Glenn 101, Matthew King 97, Jimmy Murray 94 Jordyn Sole 93, 'Owen Kerr 107,Mitchell Adams 124,Curtis Jeffrey 142, Spencer Barnim 121, Grant Mclihargery 101, Sydney Mashers 125 and Hailey Harris 203 personal best with a 112 pins over her average! Nice bowling Hailey! The Peewees had some fun knock- ing the pins down with some awe- some games from Julien Snowden 120, Nathan Zoethout 89, Kaidin MaeAdam 103, Kyle'. - MacAdam 71, Brittany Van Diepen 87 and Cody Austin 85. Monday Ladies The Monday night cold weather didn't stop the Ladies from coming out to knock over some pins. Some of the Ladies highlight games were from Tanya Bowden 162, Julie Koopmans 213, Alice Koopmans 189, Belinda Axford 203, Lisa MacDonald 145, Sadi Walters 136, and Sara Rubino 213. ilsesday Seniors The sunshine was out and so were the Thesday morning Seniors group. They were bowling some nice games such as Donna Finnegan 159, Duncan Murchison 210, Marg Wright 177, Marie Millian 245 and 598 triple, Marcel Richard 196, and Marj Treble 176. Meneset The Meneset gang were right on their games with great scores from Bob Mills 185, Anne Crawford 156, Carol Paige 135, Jean Taft 125, Gloria Weir 150, Harvey Cal- lon 205 and Marg Popovich 121. Special Olympics The Special Olympians were sending the pins into a whirlwind with their awesome games from Kevin DeGraf 133, Angela Guindon 172, Richard Arbour 188, Paul Dawson 195, Bjorn Berg 164, Devin'Scott 157, Luke Douglas 144, Scott Fitzgerald 129, Aleshia Farrell 210, Linda Reid 213, and Tina Hessels 159. liiesday Mixed Tuesday night the lanes were on fire with great games were from Ray Raidt 233 and 642 tri- ple, RobrRaidt 244, Janet Rumig 224, Chris Dawe 195, Stephen Wragg 164, Chelsea Gray 149, Judy Dalrymple 217 and Kim Wilson 193. Wednesday Ladies Susan Kelly 180, Lynn Hurthick 156, Brigitte Prinsen 191, Barb Pigg 169 and Sadie Hemsworth 149. Thursday Seniors Shirley Denomme 163, Gwen Bidwell 163, Joyce Leighton 253 and 656 triple, Roger Kenyon 214, Greta Ciolfe 144, Marshall Wright 192, Rosemarie Watson 178, Bruce Rundle 236 and 641 triple, John Watson 189, Ron Machan 271 and 624 triple, Ross in your job search.'Y/ Attend a FREE STARTIN Workshop to learn how: develop your Return -to Pian that will get you r Call your local Centre for Empl• Goderich 519-524-2515 Clinton 519-482-1700 Seaforth 519-527-0305 Millar 203, WilmaClarke 165, Den- nis Hartlieb 230 and 631 triple, Jim Harrison 273 and 670 triple, Steve Winter 253 and 674 triple, Vivian Sproule 180, Nan McFarlane 129, Audrey Brindley 206, Harold Mc- Clinchey 171, Delores Klages 178, Hans Gruber 213, Betty Racz 161, Roy Law 250, Gary Collins 161, Gordon Johnston 162, Coley Mc- Donaugh 181, Cora VanDerKorput 201, Lavern Neale 174, Alie Re- urink 158 and Don Bridges 177. Thursday Men The Thursday Men's League en- joyed themselves that evening with everyone sharing in the excitement. Some of their terrific scores were from Corey Austin 311 and 732 tri- ple, Mike Zacharewicz 213, Kevin Partridge 277, Tony Johnston 220, Paul Wheeler 218, Jeremy Penn 161, Jim Harrison 226, Nick Daer 300 and 823 triple, Todd Wilson 288, Rob Raidt 283 and 800 triple, Dan Lougheed 371 and 869 triple, Tim McLean 264, Donald Hod- kinson 255, Paul Blair 251, Bob Glenn 193, Larry Wil- son 252 and Glenn Lamb 329 and 818 triple. Nice bowling guys! Sunday Mixed High rollers from the Sunday Mixed league in- cluded Lori Rounds 250, Scott Hoy 260, Anthony Martellacci 173, Greg Kacprzak 242, Nick Daer 287, Kevin Willis 258, Debbie Brown 253 and 715, Melissa Parent 160, Paul Blair 261, Jason Pit- blado 176, Todd Wilson 293, Shane Willis 195 and Cathy Parent 214. r. 1 r. t-6,•/)/& 6;5tA,1 Wedding Anniversary greetings on January 29th to g'oe adui &&Akt eel,rstek. Best Wishes! from Bill & Marg, Tricia & Sean and Susan & Sean. -t,-....-..�.- Seaforth Community Hospital Emergency Department to adjust hours of operation until staffing issue resolved The Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance (HPHA) has advised the South West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) and the`Ministry of Health and Long Term Care that after exhausting all available staffing options, the Seaforth Community Hospital site's emergency department will move forward with an interim adjustment to its hours of operation effective February 7t", 2009. "Given our current staffing reality, this is the most responsible decision we can make," stated HPHA CEO Andrew Williams. "The fact that we have been able to maintain uninterrupted service for as long as we have is a testament to the dedication and commitment of the entire HPHA team, most notably the nursing staff in Seaforth," said Williams. "We are working toward a long-term sustainable solution, but in the interim it's just not feasible, nor fair to our staff or the community, to continue the way we have been." According to Mary Cardinal, Site Administrator, the Seaforth Site has been challenged for the last,2 1/2 years to meet baseline nursing needs, specifically with respect to RN coverage; this is largely a reflection of retirements and departures outpacing recruitment. Nursing staff have demonstrated extraordinary commitment to sustaining staffing levels, working considerable overtime, and foregoing vacations. "The Seaforth Physicians understand the need to adjust ER hours at this time and, although not preferred, support the decision," stated Seaforth Site Chief Jason Datema. "We will continue to work closely with the hospital to do all that we can to help address the staffing challenge over the coming weeks," he concluded. The South West LHIN, Dr. Lisa Shepherd, South West LHIN Emergency Department Lead and the HPHA are working together to ensurethat the reduction in hours of operation has a minimal impact on the communities served by the Seaforth Community Hospital by notifying the affected communities and providing alternate emergency services options. Over the next week, the HPHA will work to confirm exact hours of operation and will ensure that. the Emergency Department remains open during those times of the day when it is used most often. Emergency departments across the province are facing similar and significant staffing challenges. The lack of available personnel is putting incredible pressure on existing staff, increasing patient wait times and driving the need to make difficult decisions about service delivery.