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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-09-30, Page 33Photos by Gerard Creces Number one The Viking field hockey team jumped into first place Wednesday at GDCI when they hosted the Mitchell Blue Devils and Listowel Lightning and came away with a pair _of wins. The Vikes defeated Mitchell 3-0 on a pair of goals by Adrienne Bedard, while captain Danielle Bean added a single. In game two, the Vikes defeated Listowel 3-0. Rookie Keisha Stoddart paced the Viking attack with a natural hat trick and five goals in two games. Goalkeeper Jaden Mitchell earned both shutouts. Above left, Brittany Boyce keeps pressure on Mitchell's goalie. Above right, Ashley Johnwn gets painted up for the House of Blue. Varsity field hockeyVikes going strong Denny Scott signal -star staff Two of Goderich District Collegiate In- stitute's (GDCI) field hockey alumni are playing varsity -class this year, and are playing against each other. Shannon Vance and Katie Feagan, two recent graduates of GDCI were picked up for their field hockey prowess by York University and The University of Western Ontario respective- ly. Both girls are go- ing through univer- sity in kinesiology programs, and both of them are com- ing to terms with the new work -load, plus the strict rules they have to follow to continue to be a part of their varsity teams. "It's very different than high school, both on the field and off," Vance ex- plained. "On the field, it's a lot more work, and it's a lot more competitive. Off the field, we can't do much cel- ebrating [due to strict rules] except with the team." Feagan has been amazed by the level of play, and the attitudes of her team-mates, given the short time she's gotten to know them. "It's been absolutely amazing how nice the girls are," she said. "It's a higher level of field hockey, and they're all very tal- See GODERICH, Page B6 LOOK Alton 0 Seeds .- d 1 I\ To Quality Soft Red Winter Wheat for only $500/tonne All the same standards as the other brands only you can save as much as $420/tonne! With over 4,000 acres sold, how can you go wrong? • Minimum 85% germination • Delivery available • Treated with dividend XL RTA • Bulk, totes, bags • Cleaned and debearded • Same as certified CaII Cam to order: 519-441-1041 (cell) 519-529-1041 (home) Alton Seeds can also look after your cleaning and treating needs Alton Seeds ... "keeping farming profitable" 85278 Lucknow Line, RR 2 Lucknow, ON NOG 2H0 Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, September 30, 2009 - Page B5 • .. Ba?HTNESS! In • Zero Enrollment Fee • Orientation To All Equipment • Personal Program (with 3 month membership or more) • Aerobic Classes • Boxercise Classes • Kickboxing -"Free" Demonstration Class Monday, Oct. 5th, 7pm. • Tanning • Far Infrared Sauna • Teeter Inversion Table As Seen On T.V. • Health &Nutrition Counseling Available & Much More. 77W— iFd' For more information call 524-7977 • 44 East St., Goderich ATTENTION... VETERANS, EX -SERVICEMEN & WOMEN, DEPENDENTS AND MERCHANT MARINERS THE Royal Canadian Legion Bureau Service Officer, Mr. Randolph Groundwater, will be Visiting Goderich Legion Branch 109 on Friday, October 9th. from 8:30 a.m. to approx. 12 noon. Anyone in the noted categories wishing information, advise or assistance regarding: (a) War disability pensions (b) Medical treatment for entitled veterans (c) Benevolent funds (d) War veterans and widow allowances or appeals against adverse W.V.A. decisions, etc. Is requested to contact the Goderich Branch Service Officer Whose name and telephone number appears below to arrange an intervielk. Hudson Milburn, Service Officer, RCL Branch 109 at Tel: 519-524-6394 We're Growing with You We're pleased to announce that at Redshaw has joined the United Communities Credit Union team as our Small Business Specialist. Pat brings with her over 36 years in the Financial Services industry including the last 10 years as a Personal Financial Planner. She is also a strong believer in giving back to the community, volunteering with the Children's Hospital, Habitat for Humanity, and the Down,Syndrome Association. Pat welcomes both new and former clients to visit her at our Clinton branch location. She looks forward to working alongside our members, providing financial counselling, loan and investment advice to help our members and their businesses succeed. United Communities Credit Union is a trusted partner, providing professional financial services to people, businesses and communities in southwestern Ontario for over six decades. 48 Ontario St, Clinton 519.482.3466 e1 United Communities Credit Union Wme. Vtnrld. myu n ited.ca