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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-11-28, Page 19Wednesday, November 28, 2007 Irish edge Mitchell LUCAN - The Lucan Irish split their games last week with a 7-1 loss at the hands of the North Middlesex Stars Nov. 21 before edging the Mitchell Hawks 3-2 Friday night in Mitchell. The Stars built a 5-0 lead over the first three periods against the Irish Nov. 21 before Larry Northover got Lucan on the board midway through the third period. But two more goals from the Stars put the game away for the 7-1 win. In Mitchell Friday night, Justin Lightfoot gave Lucan a 1-0 lead 57 seconds into the second period but the Hawks struck back with two goals before the period was over for a 2-1 lead. Power play goals from Northover and Adam Hartman in the third lifted the Irish to the 3-2 win. Lucan has one game this week, when they host Central Elgin tonight (Wednesday) at 7:45 p.m. Carpet bowling scores SP pR TS Times -Advocate 19 Nov 19 Mary DeBoer 3w-41, Marhall Dearing 3w-38, Marg Deichert 3w-27, Bob Patterson 3w-27, Audrey McGregor 3w-24, Marion Maguire 2w-22, Cathy Bell 2w-18 Nov 26 Don Overholt 2w-39, Marshall Dearing 1w1T-36, Audrey McGregor 1w1T-21, Lucy Sage 1w1T-21, Cathy Bell 1w1T-19. ZURICH BOWLING Monday Night Ladies - Nov. 19 Lane 1: Carmel Sweeney - 172, 423, Donna Thiel - 423 Lane 2: Violet Ross -156, 393 Lane 3: Suzanne Coleman - 190, 511 Lane 4: Joeanne Durand - 204, 487 Lane 5: Elaine Datars -197, 576 Lane 6: Sabrina Oesch -195, 508 Ladies High Average: Sabrina Oesch -177 Tuesday Night Mens - Nov. 20/07 Lane 1: Jim Bedard - 266 Laurie Kraftcheck - 627 Lane 2: Tony Bedard - 244, 608 Lane 3: Les Coleman - 318, 804 Lane 4: Bob Pellow - 331, 789 Lane 5: Jason Dykstra - 288, 747 Lane 6: Trevor Lansbergen - 242, 638 Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 245 Wednesday Morning Ladies - Nov. 21 Lane 3: Dorothy Gaiser - 223, 612 Lane 4: Mona Traquair - 194, 512 Lane 5: Marie Brunzlow - 196, 514 Lane 6: Helen Wasnidge - 221, Elaine Weido - 506 Grand Cove Estates - Nov. 22/07 Lane 1: Bill Coleman -193, 526 Lane 2: Erling Jepsen - 187, 472 Lane 3: Gord McKernan - 234, 551 Lane 4: Lorraine Head -182, 441 Ladies High Average: Lorraine Head - 165 Men's High Average: Mike Ludanyi -181 Thursday Night Mixed - Nov. 22/07 Lane 3: Larry Robinson - 336, 720 Lane 4: Bob Pellow - 246, 610 Lane 5: Ken Wernham - 233, 620 Lane 6: Lorna Wernham - 206, Barb Robinson - 528 Ladies High Average: Laurie Stanlake -170 Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 234 Youth Bowlers as of Nov. 21 Bantams: Ashley Jones -112, 306, Aaron Oesch -133, 279 Junior Girls: Justine Anderson - 205, 517 Junior Boys: David Hunt - 230, 494 Senior Girls: Emily Ainslie - 201, 570 Senior Boys: Matt Regier - 230, 527, Travis Wernham - 527 Mitchell hosting NRL MITCHELL - Mitchell including Jennifer Minor Ringette, as part of Wakefield, sister Jackie their 24th annual ringette Gaudet and Sharolyn tournament Nov. 29 -Dec. Wouters. 2, will host a National For Montreal, Julie Ringette League (NRL) Blanchette, NRL scoring game at the Mitchell and leader Catherine Cartier District Arena on Dec. 1 at and Stephanie Seguin 7:30 p.m. highlight the Mission's The Cambridge Turbos line-up and all three were will host the Montreal Canadian team members Mission and both are pre- who recently competed for mier teams in the NRL, the world championships. ranked third and second in Tickets are $5 for adults the NRL at the moment, and $2 for students. All including eight Team ringette girls wearing jer- Canada players. seys get in free. Cambridge, besides Contact Gary Ryan at Mitchell minor ringette 348-4345 or Shirley product Jessica (Boersma) Verhoeve at 348-8697) for Ward, boast some of the more information. world's best players, Bayfield woman carries torch for Canada By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF BAYFIELD - A ques- tion on an Internet web- site asking "Do you have what it takes to carry the Olympic torch?" was the inspira- tion that will carry a Bayfield woman to China next year as part of the Olympic Torch Relay. Erin Roy was recently selected in an Internet poll as one of three win- ners in the Lenovo com- puter company world- wide contest. Roy will run in memo- ry of her uncle, Const. Rob Plunkett, a police officer with York Region Police who was killed in the line of duty in August. Roy said she clicked on the page "and the rest is history." She submitted an essay with the theme that even though she lives in a small community, "we are still connected and that knowledge doesn't depend on distance or time anyover 6,000 essays from around the world were received during the first phase of the global search. The field was nar- rowed in early October to 18 finalists who were asked to submit a 30 - second video clip demonstrating the most imaginative and innova- tive way they would participate in the Olympic Torch Relay. Highlighting the global nature of the contest, the 18 finalists were from eight countries including: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Japan and the United States. "We really worked hard to try and send the messages as far as pos- sible," said Roy. Roy will travel to China in late May or early June for her part in the relay, which will be the longest and largest relay in the his- tory of the Olympics. Her run will be in Tibet. "I was just thrilled," said Roy of the news that she had won. Highlighting the global nature of the contest, the 18 finalists were from eight countries including: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Germany, India, Italy, Japan and the United States. "Everybody put so much work into helping me to accomplish this that I just didn't want to do any less than the goal. Certainly it's reflective of the kind of person my uncle Rob was...it was everybody's accomplishment and from the reaction I get they feel a part of it." Holding the torch - Erin Roy of Bayfield will be part of the Olympic torch relay next summer in China after winning an Internet contest. (photo/submitted) WINTER TIRE EVENT WHEN IT COMES TO ROAD CONDITIONS, NO ONE IS BETTER QUALIFIED THAN THE GOODWRENCH TIRE EXPERTS TO KNOW WHICH TIRES HELP YOUR GM VEHICLE HANDLE BETTER. TRUST YOUR SAFETY TO THE EXPERTS. 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