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ilarigette teaMS air fray at Provincials
old. Obaetrvas say gagerewe aanth in the running because
fourth win was a "cracker!' 4.11 other appeal:Me, except
Tbc girls were down by two Most Ferns, have similar
goals late in the game, tat 'records. The quad from
roared back to take: a S-4 toad `NoAkBay way is 40
with 1:45 remaining. They holies are generally 16 and
then got an empty -natter, but 17 -years old, but Seatorth's
then got a penalty and the squad has many younger
other team Also ..got another,
to make the final score, to
make it:a:45-final, leaving
e the locals' record unblem-
iabed.
Meanwhile, Seaforth's
Belle's:are .2.2 at the name
Provincials, but still very
Seatorth's two teams are
still in the running for medals
at the Provincial Ringette
championships now under-
way at Watcrkw.
Our Petite "A" s were unde-
feated at 4-0 entering
Tuesday's final day of pre-
liminary' play, with games
against Waterloo and
Thunder Hay scheduled atter
press time.
They beat West Ferris
ZICD
(North Bay), Upper Ottawa,
Hamilton and Pickering, two
of them on opening day.
Sunday, and another two
Monday.
First -place finisher in the
seven -team preliminary gets
a bye into Wednesday noon's
final, _against whoever wins
the semi-final between sec-
ond and third-place teams
earlier this morning, at k a.m.
Petites are 11 or 12 -years -
HOCKEY
SEA FORTH4 DISTRIG7'
MINOR 'JOCKEY
NOVICE
(Marche)
bsaiseth 3 WINOHAM 1
SBAVORTII GOALS: Matt
Careochan, Mike McLauahknand
Joel Schenck..
NOVICE II
(March 9)
Stephen 4 SEAFORTH 3
SEAFORTH GOALS: Shawn
Brooker 2 and unnamed player
(al 't)
ATOM II
(March 8)
Bayfield 10 SEAFORT1t 3
SEAFOR11I SCORERS: Brady
Nolan 2. unnamed player (#3)
• PEEWEE I
GODBRICH TOURNAMENT
-'C" DIVISION
Seateelh 4 PARKHILL 2
C4TH 5 SOUTHAMPTON 2
PEEWEE 11
GODERiCH 1OJRNAMENT
"D" DIVISION
Godench 2 S1.AFORT'H I
.iNnit451401ATE GIRLS
PLAYOFF.
ROUND-ROBIiN
(March 6)
Seaterth 4 W ATFORD )
FUTURE GAMES:
MEW -Parkhill at rtrkiaUKELL
8 p.m.
SA:TrURIM IT ,l 1tiltri
dBlOMS ILBAe@ US
(March 8)
MEM
DUCKS 9 PANTHERS 12
DUCKS GOALS Derek Nesbitt 5.
Matt Flanagan. Kevin Carnahan. Joe
Nesbitt aa4Nie#acre.
-PANTHERS GOALS: Jordan PLOW
- 4, Harry Young 4. Kyle Henderson.
NMhian Marshall, Jason Chappel and
Kevin Carnuchan
MBAR
SHARKS 3 OILERS 4
SHARKS BITES: staples -not provid-
ed.
OIL SLICKS: O'Reilly 2. Mark
Dekhiaru and Steven. Vaadedpan.
KINGS 1 LEAFS 3
KINGS SINGLE GOAL. Lucas
• Guatensperger
LEAFS GOALS: Stepbeae Weber.
Darryl bulky and Paul Stepl►en.
(:ANADIBNS 7 -WHALKRS 4 •
CANADIKNS , GOALS:Dave
Verberne 3,Brent Coleman 2 Megan
Malone and Sarah O'Rourke.
-WHALERS SCORES: Joe O'Rourke
2. Dave McClory and Garrett
VanDelen
RINGETTE
HURON•PBRTN
(no date provided)
BUNNY
Mitchell 1 at.SEAFORT/I 9
THUMPERS:.L. Nash 5. /IC.
Flanagan 2. S. Finlayson,. B.
Nullcy.
NOVICE,
(110 (late provided)
St. Mary's.6 (:4TH3
99.4FQMTH WORMS: Randa
Wilson, A. Marion, Julie
Due -harm. Kim Van Miltenburg
and E. Dietz.
Seafwlh 10 at E)WTBR 8
BEAFORTM SNUP$XS:.Rand)
Wilson 5, Kim Van Miltenburg 2,
Juli Ducharme 2, Dianne Murray.
TWE+EN "B„
(March 9)
Mount forest 6 C4TH 3
SEAkOR'I'H GOALS: Jenny
PUBLIC
MEETING
A Public Meeting will be
held to present the
Proposal for the
Amalgamation of the
Townships. of Fullerton,
Hibbert and Logan and the
Town of Mitchell. A ques-
tion and answer period will
follow the presentation.
Thier meeting will hr' held
on Tueadsy, March 26th
sit the Township Hall,
Stafta easumapeigg:at 8:0O
p.m.
Duchanne 2 and Julie Phillips
GOALIE. Jenny Scott
BOWLING
rpm a couV1Y
(Much 4)
MGR AVERAGE; George Johnston
23o
jlliili ; !cloture 281
1W11Tk1PLEt Joluuron 730.
ZIES,1t.THAN 3oa: Reg:Dick
2361236: Tom Smith 265/230; Atie
VanDiepen 204; Darryl Smith 200.
John Stollen 245: Orville Story .203;
Bruce Uaaanon 237/261; Game
Johnston 254. Gordon Murray
239/228; lialph Johanson HEY210/180.
IK1' CR I4iAP1 tae:: Reg Dick
663; John Ststien 629; Gordon MunnY
646: Tont Smith 679; Mace Unption
662; Ralph Johnston 690
NOM •
IilGI1 AV riyy AG8 trot Jeioston
189
jiLf Johnston 248
Johnston 688
SETTER THeN am) Johnston
215/225; Sharon Evans 239.
$TAND1NGS
Bad Bowlers 81, Animals 94.
Fighters 74, Diggers 73.
Eagles 63. Climbers 77
T iftlI ESIGIAIT NIS
(March 6)
MIEN
atria AVERAGE: Murray
beanewies 256. -
Neil ikuemtan 297
WWGH SI1ttGLF: Doug Leonhardt
383
jHGJt T$iPLE; Benaewies 758/
952
WEEKLY HIGHS; Neit Ikuerrran
297, 217/692; Ralph Johnston 236:
John Coleritan 228; Drug l amiardt
238, 217, 209/664; G.ary-Bedard 221.
248/653: Mike Thomson -140,-245.
203/658; Mike Janniaat 236; Brian
Harry 227; Murray Bennew(es 220.
279, 259/758; Rob Anderson 222, 227.
252/701; Ross MacDonald 231.
291/712.
MYflALAN •
ligitIAXiii4CA: Gayle Eason 228.
WGH-SINGLE; Debbie Bedard
331/341
UWI TftW E: Bedard 691
SEASON: Gayle Lawn .777
WEEKLY HIGHS: Susan Alec 275;
Debbie Bedard 331/691; -Bonnie
Janmaat 214; Carrie Kolph 209;
Cheryl Adair 228; Gayle Eason 229,
275/680; NancySue.Thomson 221.
207/617; Sherri MacDonald 200.
257/600; Ruth Fiebig 213.
5rAJy1J'NQS
Bits & Pieces 81, Murray's Misfits 82.
Mixed Nuts 83, Extremely Bad 87.
Nuts & Links 73, Pin Simmers 70
SY JANI S 11i01011IR
(March 10)
RIM
.Mark Higcaell 280.
George Love 730.'
Mark.Nigeadl
280; Dean Price 263; Jack Byan 229:
Pat Ryan 205. Geotge Love
258/236/236: Bob Dinsmore 2 i 0;
Henry Vodtvog 216/247/219; Angelo
Aodreassi 245;•Bryce Rowe 212;
Maruti Vao$akel 209.
Bila S 0tifR Gouge Lovc
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Seatorth's chances of mak-
ing Wednesday's medal
round depended on Tuesday's
scheduled tilts against
Caledonia and Pembrook.
Those final preliminary'
results were determined after
press time.
Tyk7es .flay like Hercules
tournament at Clinton on the
weekend.
Coaches called the focal
effort' 4ccva lean:"
The score in the final
against .Jirusaels WAS tied
after three -periods, Jtald both
teams-tseored in the six -
minute overtime.
-Conner Maloney salted
.away the ova rning.goal in the.
top shelf, in she first shot of a
sudden -death . shooto .ut, .as
Seaforth's -Stars won . a
squeakcr against Brussels ase
took home -the 'T3" Trophy
Iron) the annual tyke hockey
OMHA playoffs
Midgets .in - melt against Famed
in Seaforth Monday at p.m.
Meanwhile. Seaforth's pee-
wee have becn,xliminated
from OMHA piaydowns -but
have wan -both games in the
"C" division at the big annual
March -break tournament al
Godcrich. The beat Parkhill
4-2 Sawrday, and
Southampton $ 2 on Sunday.
Seaforth's ,atoms have been
eliminated by Harrow, and
our novice ti's were down by
two games, -both 4-3 losses,
in their best-of•five against
Stephen Township. The two
teams played their third game
last night.
Seaforth's midgets open
their Ontario Minor Hockey
Association semi-final
against Forest here Thursday
night.at 9 p.m.
The series is a •best -of -five. .
Seaforth's novices play
iAuham in - the next round of
their. OMHA playoffs, but
dates and times hadn't been
established by Tuesday at
noon.
Seaforth's intermediate
girls are still alive in their
playoff -round-robin. They are
'on the road at Belmont
-Thursday, and host Parkhill
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.Qr. Cauchi .at the Limner
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for helping rnany-people lose
large atnounts of weight: His
program has been, a success-
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Goderich area for a duple of
years now. , and -most people
in the program have ,been
referred by friends or- femily
who have lost large amounts
of weight.
Dr. Cauchi -himself has
battled .a .weight .problem .all
his life - he Bays. "(:was born
overweight - ,at 131bs . to be
water' He .knows this pro-
gram inside out because
through his,knuwledgc as a
medical doctor .and. his awn
personal research and per-
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I11c programpddresees the
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reason some people, espe-
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plc gust cannot. seem
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The plan also
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non intimidating
exercise • ptogratn.
Participants in the
program are med.,
icslly screed and
assessed by Dr.
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the program. Dr.
Cauchi is assisted by
a .specially trained
counsellor Gerri
McTavish. Gerri is a
graduate of the
University of
Western Ontario and
.a Certified fitness
instructor and has
also had a personal
interest ,ip ought
control. '
Like a lot of suc-
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unc started otT Mbar -
malty. with :,a .few
patients at la time.
Gradually as it became evi-
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incrcasing interest in the pro-
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wife Lorraine Cauchi, RN
worked to put together a diet
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Luramar Weight Loss
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This 115 page manual is
the teaching tool of the pro-
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in the process of creating a
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are very exciting develep-
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N kuitant.r .
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• 'Metabolic trap'
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it is very gratilying lo" -Dr.
-Cauchi and Gcrri McTavish
to personally assist patients
in overcorning the metabolic,
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conventional diet advice has
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