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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2009-01-14, Page 10Page 10 The Huron Expositor • January 14, 2009 SCOREBOARD. SHUFFLEBOARD Jan. 7 Ladies high: Olave Little, Irene Finlayson, Grace Corbett 3 wins. Men's high: Fred Schlegel 4 wins, Bert Bachert, Al Hoggarth, Arnold Ramsay, Gerry Martene, Cecil Pepper 3 wins. BOWLING ST. JAMES Jan. 5 Men's high single: Bob Dinsmore 238 Men's high triple: Bob Dinsmore 608 Men over 200: Bob Dinsmore 238, George Love 230, Mark Higenell 204, Brad Shortreed 202, Gord Murray 201. Men over 600: Bob Dinsmore 608 Women's high single: Janice Morris 212 Women's high triple: Janice Morris 540 Women over 200: Janice Morris 212 ,;. Women over 600: none * = v Standings: Orioles 66, Eagles 63, Cardinals 54, Blue <Jays,52_, Hawks 52, Bluebirds 49 :y THURSDAY NIGH' } Sports Seaforth 5 Ingersol 1 Goals: Cassidy Flanagan, Kelly Consitt, Allison Rowntree, Connie Finlayson, Andrea Rowntree. Game #3 Seaforth 0 Ilderton 0 Game #4 Seaforth 5 Tilsonburg 1 Goals: Sarah Elligsen (3), Ashley Janmaat, Connie Finlayson Jan. 8 Men's high single: Mike Beuerman 242 Men's high triple: Bill Giesel 653 Men over 200: Trevor Ward 227, Tony Zezak 240, 209; Mike Beuerman 204, 242; Bob Dinsmore 205; Bill Giesel 230, 226. Men over 600: Tony Zezak 607, Bob Dinsmoe 602, Bill • Giesel 653 Women's high single: Kelly Collins 176 Women's high triple: Jen Taylor 488 Women over 200: none Women over 600: none Standings: Rangers 50, Bruins 50, Leafs 48, Black Hawks 48, Red Wings 40, Canadians 38. • HOCKEY Novice LL Jan. 10-11 Winners of `B' championship at p ;? tournament in Harriston at, Game #1 Nobleking 6 Seaforth 0 Gaine#2 'B' semi-finals Seaforth 2 Lucan 1 uinn Driscoll, Jack Buckley. .. �� w Game #3 4 7, IB' finals Seaforth 12 Wingham 2 Goals: Jaymee Nolan (3), Jeffrey Fritzley (2), Quinlan Ryan (2), Jack Buckley (2), Quinn Driscoll (2), Sam Melady. Coaches' Comments: After the first game, the team real- ly bounced back. They played hard and really came togeth- er as a team. 1- F= 'NOS el l fid`,' •,t} � r;. Atom Rep Jan. 11 Seaforth 4 Kincardine 3 Goals: Logan Finlayson (2), Jacob Campbell, Jack Henderson. Coaches' Comments: Ryan Govier played an outstanding game. He let in 3 goals overall but stopped a lot of tough shots. Great game guys! J Midget Girls Jan. 2-4 Winners of Midget C Division Tournament in Woodstock y.; fY -' Game #1 Seaforth 2 Twin Centre Hericanes 2 Goals:, Cassidy Flanagan, assisted by Heather Gibson, Ashley Janmaat and Sara Kramers. Game #5 Seaforth 2 Tiverton 0 Goals: Connie Finlayson, Kelly Consitt Coaches' Comments: The girls had a great weekend and played as a team. Great goaltending, great defence and offence. PeeWee Girls Jan. 6 Seaforth 3 Stratford 4 Goals: Hailey McIntyre, Brooke Armstrong and Farren Goosie. Coaches' Comments: Our girls seemed to dominate most of the play for most of the game, but .couldn't seem to come out with the win. Tough loss girls. :r. Fes:; ft zX. Mitchell 9 RINGErrE Bunny Jan. 10 Seaforth 1 Goals: Natalie Campbell. Jan. 11 Seaforth 7 Goderich 5 Goals: Wendy Campbell, Alaina Campbell (2), Sarah Van Bakel. Petite Jackie Miles Memorial Tournament in Stratford-: Jan. 9 North Wellington 7 Seaforth 1 Goal: Kate Flanagan Jan. 10 Y.. .i Dan Schwab photo Tracy Schelken throws a rock during the 2nd annual mixed -jitney for beginners and- experienced players at the Seaforth Curling Club Jan. 10. The club is hostinga bonspiel for local charities Jan. 25. Campbell (3), Natalie 4Seaforth 6- - Mitchell - Mitchell 2 Goals: Kate Flanagan, Amy Alcock, Melissa Logan McGregor (2), Jessie Hennessy. Game #3 Seaforth 7 Exeter 7 Goals: Amy Alcock (2), Kate Flanagan Robinson, Logan McGregor. Coaches' Comments: Awesome goaltending by Amber Klumpenhower and. Robin Reeves. Great weekend of Ringette! 4,5 Schwarz, (3), Stacey Seaforth Community Hospital Foundation Fundraising Campaign New X-RAY Unit PACS Phase 2 Our Goal $450,000 Christmas Campaign $44,138 Radiothon $53,000 campaign $19,222 June 2008 $180,145 DaTA (Diabetes and Technology for increased Activity) Research Study Would you like to participate in the DaTA (Diabetes and Technology for increased Activity) Research Study that will investigate how technology and physical activity can change risk factors for diabetes? Do you have any of the following symptoms: High blood glucose,, high blood pressure, high triglycerides or are you overweight? If you answered yes to 2 or more of these ques- tions you may be at risk for diabetes and heart complications. We are looking for men and women between the ages of 14 and 80 years to participate in this research study. All visits will take place at the new Gateway Rural Health Research Institute, 4-32B Centennial Drive Seaforth, Ontario. !' If you are interested please contact the DaTA Study Coordinator at S19-685-4292 ext 42629 for more information. L•