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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-07-22, Page 29Goderich U11 Tempest buries North Middlesex On July 9, the U 1 1 Tempest girls soccer team played St.Marys. After a hard fought battle, St.Marys came away the winner with a final score of 1-0. Nerena Goud played tremen- dous in net, with lots of support from defence Lauren Doherty, Kyra Lewis and Bryanna Campbell. The Tempest look forward to playing St.Marys in the first round of play- offs as it will surely be an exciting game! On July 16 the U11 Tempest girls soccer team played North Middle- sex. Goderich won the game 6-1 with excellent goal keeping by Lauren Doherty and Sierra Burt. Goderich goal scorers were Quinn Talbot (2), Sierra Burt (2), Kailee Hewitt and Lauren Doherty. Bryn Lewis and Booter Buchannan both played excellent games. UI I STORM Boys The Goderich U1 1 Storm boys soccer team has been busy the last couple weeks adding a win, a loss and two ties to their season. On June 22nd the boys tied an aggres- sive Coldstream team, who are positioned just one point ahead of them in the current standings. The boys played a strong home game and Harley Oster scored the team's lone goal. June 29th the team travelled to North Middlesex where they dominated their opponents 10 - 0. Trent Buchanan and Harley Oster both notched hattricks while Luc Arbour scored 2 and brothers Mat- thew and Branden Bean each added one. The team was home again on July 6th and tied the Falcon Kestrels 2 - 2. Harley Oster netted a beautiful goal early on while Branden Bean came to the rescue with one minute left in the game and tied everthing up just before the final whistle. And with great defense by Cameron Brenner and Kevin Dendonnen and an amaz- ing gam in net from Liam Shore, the boys were a force to be reckoned with. Finally, on July 13th the team trav- elled toArkonaand lost 2-0to the topped ranked Falcon Har- riers. The boys started the game short handed and played the rest of the game with no subs. The boys but forth an amazing effort with many of them play- ing different positions. Summerfest golf results On Friday, July 10, 2009 the Maitland Golf and Courcy Club held their Annual Summa fest Scramble. The winning teams were: First, Arthur Hooff, Les McKnight, Jan Hawley and Kar- en McVittie; Second, Colin Mc- Donagh, Ernie McVittie, Wendy Harvey and Martha Archbold; Third, Cy Harvey, John Arch- bold, Barb McKnight and Rose- mary On Sunday, July 12, Maitland Country Club held its Annual Zehrs Food Plus Adult/Parent, Junior member golf outing. First low gross, junior member were Tom and Billy Fischer, first low gross, adult non member, junior member, Brian Lynch and John Bedour, closest to the pin (adult) Mark Chisholm. Closest to the pin (junior) 'Taylor Elliott. On Monday, July 13, first low net was shot by run McCaffery and Bill Tideswell with 29; first low gross, Ray Bedard, Nate Oaer and Roy Wallace with a 36. Closest to the pin on # 1 was Tom Crawford. Other winners were: Bob Graham, Bill Liddy, Bill Brown, Gary Lynch, Gary John- ston, ohnston, John Archbold, Bill Hanly and Kyler Kolmext. On Tuesday July 14, 69 players took to the cause. The winners weans: Flight A - Ted Evanetz and Cy Harvey; Flight B - Percy Gar- rick and Jim Glkivist; Flight C - Bob Colquhoun; Flight D - Don Elliott; Flight E - Kevin Rumig and Don Yates; Flight F - Ken Armstrong and Ted Johnston. Closest to the pin on #1 was Ron Klages. On Tuesday night 66 players came for a scramble with ladies from Bayfield, Woodland, Sea- forth, exforth, Sunset, Exeter and Goder- ich. The winning team was Denese McCabe, A.McMillon from God- erich, Fran Donohue from Sunset and Joan Stewart from Exeter Closest to the pin on #1 was Barb Cook from Bluewater, Lon- gest putt on #5 Betty Helesic of Maitland, Closest to the line on #9 Barb Picot of Bluewater Bay- field. After golf everyone enjoyed a delicious meal after which prizes were awarded. On July 15, Junior Day,, two teams tied, after retro. the team of Twin Donnelly, James Twat, Jarred Bakker and Nathan Jeffrey were first; second, Taylor Elliott, Taylor Helesic, Sierra Burt and Savannah Freem; third place, Hudson Lester, Konrad Schilbe, Josh Freeman and Jonathan Thursday Morning Ladies' League, July 16, Wendy Harvey came in with fewest putts. First flight, low gross, Rosemarie Ev- ans. Enjoy deelo�wtely ane and haPPY g! Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, July 22, 2009 - Page A29 Photo submitted Goderich U8 wins two in Blyth tournament Congratulations to Goderich U8 on games well played in the Blyth U8 Soccer Tournament on July 11, 2009!! Thankyou to our sponsor RONA. The team won three games and tied two. • NOTICE OF STUDY COMMENCEMENT Rehabilitation of 5 Bridges on Highway 21 from Amberley to Kincardine & Replacement/Rehabilitation of 18 Culverts on Highway 21 from Amberley to Port Elgin and on Highway 9 from Kincardine to Bruce County Road 7 The Municipality of Kincardine and the Town of Saugeen Shores, Bruce County Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment (G.W.P. 411-97-00, G.W.P. 3075-06-00 & G.W.P. 3079-06-00) THE STUDY The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) has retained Delcan Corporation to conduct the detail design for the rehabilitation of the Clark Creek Brkige, South Pine River Bridge, Central Pine River Bridge, Royal Oak River Bridge, and McLean Young Bridge on Highway LAKE HURON 21 between Amberley and Kincardine; and for the rehabilitation of eighteen non-structural culverts on Highway 9, from Kincardine to Bruce County Road 7, and on Highway 21 from Amberley to Port Elgin. THE PROCESS This project Is following the planning process for Group 13" projects under the Class Environmental Assessment for Provincial Facilities (MTO 2000), with the opportunity for public input throughout. One Public information Centre (PIC) will be held M association with this study. The PIC Is tentatively scheduled for Fall 2009. Upon completion of this study, a 1 aneportatbn Environmental Study Report (TE8R) will be prepared and made available for a 30 -day public review period. Notification of the PIC and submission of the TEM will be published In this newspaper and mailed to members of the public who request to be added to the study mailing list. STUDY UMITS Akan& laim is•••74602monamollIIIIIIIPIN•FTIP EMI 15r1r1 U, -- 1 161.41111114 COMMENTS We are interested In hearing any comments that you may, have about this study. 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