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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-10-21, Page 30Page 30 - Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, October 21, 2009 Vikes take consolation finals at field hockey tournament The Viking Field hockey team had a finalists strong weekend finishing as consolation nament in the Duckie Invitational Tour - held at Waterloo -Oxford. The blue and white lost to Elmira District and Oakville Trafalgar, but rebounded to de- feat St. Anne's, Waterloo -Oxford, and Cambridge's Cameron Heights all by identical 1-0 scores. The win Improve your ID Search Techniques 1ttend a FREE One Day Workshop in... ✓ Resume Preparation ✓ Interview Techniques your local Centre for Employment and Learning. Goderich 519-524-2515 Clinton 519-482-1700 Seaforth 519-527-0305 MPLOYMENT Employment Ontario programs are funded in part by the Government of Canada. placed the Vikings in the final against Ja- cob Hespeler. The teams ended regulation tied, and moved to penalty strokes. In the extra frame, the Vikes lost 3-2, although keeper Taylor Hulley made several key stops in her first shoot-out as a Viking. Kaity Peters, Danielle Meriam, Alison Bedard, Jenna Pentland and Keisha Stod- dart earned the goals throughout the day. Earlier in the week GDCI kept their reg- ular season undefeated streak alive with a pair of victories in Mitchell on Wednesday. Against St. Mary's Jenna Pentland paced the attack with a pair of goals in a 5-0 win, with singles from Robin Hendriks, Kelsey Dougherty and Rachel Shepherd. Kaity Peters and Keisha Stoddart each scored twice and Danielle Meriam and Michelle Kelly each added singles in a 6-0 win over Mitchell. The Vikings travel to St. Anne's Wednes- day to face St.Anne's and Stratford North- western. Photo by Denny Scott Kinsmen give to minor hockey The Goderich Kinsmen donated $2,000 to Goderich Minor Hockey to help fund new sweaters for the Peewee AE team. Shown is Larry Graff, Eli Cohen, and Joe Chadwick presenting a cheque to Minor hockey's Derek Campbell `Recovery or Bear Trap? What every investor must know.' Come and hear GARTH TURNER Live Best-selling Canadian author, forecaster Grand Bend Thursday October 29 7 pH. Oakwood Resort 70671 Rluewatei ! kvv `Canadians would be well-advised to heed his warning on how to survive the economic collapse... scarily bang -on' — Canadian Press Topics covered in this important free presentation • Why this is an historic investment opportunity • . Guaranteed investments with tax-free growth. • The forecast for real estate, stocks in 2009-10 • How to turn their panic into your opportunity • How to guard your money in turbulent times • Moving dollars back into the market Garth Turner predicted the housing crunch in his book `Greater Fool.' His latest book, 'After the Crash' caused a sensation. Come and see why his events are packed! 0 Sponsored by Brian Mercer, MBA,CFP ,UM Director Private Client Group, Dundee Securities Corporation. Seating is limited. Call now to confirm, (519) 858-2112 1-800-388-5149 DUNDEEWEALTH KINSMEN Ct. +e t.« GOOF:R!C H C tTo -fR i ;AWL, ., G►Tc pAy 1Cl MINOR. HOCKEY 1 $bc0000- 1 .S X .i ;terry .JISIQSfY s'001235,' -46798 o i DOLLARS, i X�. Training camp for Thunder Youth Basketball starts soon Canadian Societe Cancer canadienne Society du cancer Lets Get Together Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2009 Hereditary Breast Cancer: Is your family at risk? with Karen Panabaker, MSc, CGC, CCGC Genetic Counsellor, London Regional Cancer Program Monday, November 2 7:00 p.m. Betty Cardno Centre ' Hwy 8 Clinton Dessert/coffee/tea Included Tickets $5.00 per person For Information and tickets contact the Canadian Cancer Society: (519) 271-4270 or 1 800 294-0086 huronOontarIo.cancer.ca or the following locations: Clinton/Bayfield - New Orleans Pizza Exeter - Huron Apothecary Goderich - Scotlabenk Seaforth - New Orleans Pizza Winghem - Christine's Clothes Closet This presentation will cover the basics of what your family history can tell you about your risk of developing breast cancer, if and which genetic testing might be appropriate, and what breast screening practices are recommended. Tickets Available until October 26 Other presentation location: Stratford - Wednesday, October 28 Be aware. Be procictive. (JCL the 10(.t!, about hi e,ls>t h lit 1). 1 888 939-3333 I www.canr-nr.r-a The Thunder Youth Basketball Program begins its second season on Monday, October 19 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and will continue until Mon- day, November 16. The season begins with a five-week skills camp which will branch out into a schedule of games and tournaments for selected age groups. Coach Terry Cox will be running the show again this year with the help of Ted Doherty, John Clarke, and Niki Kovats.