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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-11-30, Page 31'gnat -Star • Wednesday, November 30, 2011 Editor Gerard Creces 519-524-2164 gsssports@bowesnet.com Deadline: Fridays at 2:00 p.m. Marchand knows a thing or two about the tood. Rick Marchand and family have been out hunting webisodes online for three Faux Pop TV, covering all the bases of g cornplete with in the field footage. Kelly d to join the fray, and video footage of her - with a bow at that - her first black bear her a spot in a national campaign promot nen and hunting. "peculiar story", Kelly said, but a search nsorship at Hunt Fest in Orangeville led to meet Chef Maribel, famous for her Food Diva cooking school. Maribel ed Marchand as part of her 1 am an Omni- mpaign. s story, along with video of her bear g, are featured on the site, iamanorrini- talked to them, exchanged cards and got rolling," Kelly said. "Ever since there en a pretty strong partnership between lust Us Hunting and I am an Omivore. Part of the omnivore campaign is promoting game meat as a healthy source of food for the table. However, the bigger spotlight, is getting women interested in hunting, and encouraging the sport not as a means to get a trophy buck, but to put organic, inexpensive food on the table. A lot of the public view of hunters is that we're going for sport," Marchand said. "It's not about getting that 12 -point buck. it's about getting food for the dinner table" An International Business student at Carlton University in Ottawa, Kelly knows first-hand the benefits of a full freezer being away at school. Many friends that wouldn't have otherwise con- sidered hunting thought again after tasting the goods. Growing up around hunters, Kelly said hunt- ing is not just a hobby - it's a lifestyle choice. While she said her own cooking skills are about par, Just Us Hunting regularly supplies the Food Diva with meat for the show. Kelly notes there are two things needed to be a good hunter - one, an open mind and two, being very, very quiet. . . • Ily Marchand of Goderich is rt of a national campaign to t women involved in hunting. eo of Kelly in the field can be nd at iamanomnivore.ca. Shawn Moore chases down Mitchell Hawk Derek MacDonald Saturday night at the MRC. The Sailors kept it close for two periods, but lost the game 8-1. Tristan Rae scored off Brandon Dykxhoorn in the second for the Sailors' only goal. On Friday, the Sailors dropped an 8-2, being outshot 42-24. Ben Gowing and Josh Martel scored for the Sailors, while Martel, Curtis Taylor and Shelby Simmons picked up assists. Hockey fans, get ready for some home town action, Saturday, Decem- ber 3, as the back-to-back lineup of the Pirates and Junior 'C' Sailors comes to the MRC for Hockey Night in (;oderich. The evening starts at 5:30 p.m. when the battle for Highway 8 brings the Clinton Radars to town to take on the Pirates. Goderich won their October 8 opener against the Radars, but had the game overturned for playing a sus pended skater. It will be their second home game in as many nights, as the Pirates host the Monkton 'Wildcats Friday night at 8:30 p.m. New this year, fans can tune in from home for the Junior 'C' game against Wingham at 8 p.m. Eastlink will be broadcasting the game live on televi- sion. The gatne will be live to air on community channel 12, complete with play by play and colour, commentary. Co-op students from Goderich Dis- trict Collegiate Institute will be man- ning the cameras, working with East - link's director of community programming Betty Uiselt. December 3 will mark the first tele- vised Junior 'C' game in Goderich, with the possibility for more before season's end.