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02 - The Oakville Beaver, W e d n e s d a y M a y 15, 2002 A healthy lifestyle begins with Tousaw skips team to mixed title Ross Tousaw and his foursome of spouse Sherrill, and Gail and Bob Betts won the mixed championship of the Oakville Curling Club with an 8-7 win over Brian Marsden's rink consist ing of Nell Van Ymeren, Alain Careau and Nicole Faucher. Tousaw's team took two in the sev enth end to tie the game. In the eighth end and without the hammer, Tousaw continued to throw up centre guards and Marsden contin ued to peel them. With his first rock, Tousaw elected to throw another centre guard. But this time, the peel was missed. On his last rock, Tousaw drew around the centre guard to the button. Marsden's only shot was to also come around the guard, but with enough weight that it would move Tousaw's rock behind the tee line. Marsden had sufficient weight on his last rock to move the shot rock but it did not curl enough. Tousaw stole the end and thus the championship. Eighty-two teams competed in ten divisions through out the year in round robin competition. Recorded below are the winners of each division: A: Ross Tousaw, Sherrill Tousaw, Bob Betts and Gail Betts B: Ian Paul, Marsha Paul, Scott Muir and Charlene Sillman C: Bill Carson, Mary-Ann Carson, Donnie Morris and Theresa Morris D: Ken Johnson, Kathy Johnson, John Cooper and Sally Cooper * E: Greg Russell, Marg Byrne, Dave Byrne and Colonee Russell F: Gord Parker, Mary-Jane McAuley, Steve Bocsy and Wendy Parker G : James Francolini, Ginette Masaro, Larry Masaro and Lisa Francolini H: William Semeluk, Ruth McLean, Dick McLean and Brigita Roube I: Jim Rogers, Dianne Parker, Chris Innes and Catherine Innes J : Sam Spares, Joan Spares, Bob Bonham and Karen Bonham CLOSING MIXED BONSPIEL The Maxim Toastmaster Closing Mixed Bonspiel, held on April 27, was the final curling event of the season. The day-long event w a s , well attended with lots of curling, dining and dancing. Fun was had by all and everyone went away with a prize, thanks to the sponsor Maxim Toastmaster. The skins format for curling was exciting and challenging, particularly for those who have not played it. The first draw was won by Ron Content's team of Maria Content, and Bill and Ann Kulik. The second draw was won by Melissa Foster's rink of Scott Foster, Valerie Hoxie and Scott Muir. The curlers collected $1,000 to be donated to the Cancer Answer Fund Charity in memory of the late Terry Oliver who was very involved with closing bonsfiiels in the past. In addi tion, Maxim Toastmaster is donating $500 in Terry's memory. EARLY REGISTRATION The Oakville Curling Club is now taking registration for next year's curl ing programs. For those who recently retired or who are contemplating retirement before October, day time curling for senior men will be expanded. In addition, there is still room for women who wish to curl during the day in the Day Ladies Leagues and to curl Wednesday night in the Wednesday Night Ladies League. For more information, log on to www.oakvillecurlingclub.com or phone (905) 844-6982. ahealthy diet Coyotes and Buzz both in action on Friday night Making healthy food choices for you and your family can be challenging. That's why the Heart and Stroke Foundation created the Health Check program. The Health Check symbol tells you a product meets nutrition guidelines for healthy eating. The Oakville Coyotes played an outstanding home game Friday night, defeating the Brampton Radicals 6 - 4 . The win was highlighted by the solid goaltending of Sean Tompa who turned away many Radical scoring chances with outstanding acrobatic saves. The game witnessed many lead changes, with Brampton holding the scor ing advantage throughout most of the match. The turning point for the Coyotes was Luke Domski's short-handed game winner with 3:46 left in the game, which was neatly set up by Kelly Vietch. The home squad's offence was led by Geoff Aselstine who blasted a pair of second half goals. Also scoring for the Coyotes was Dan Rosso who opened the scoring, Jeff Brown who continues to impress, and bantam call-up Reggie Carson. Assists went to Brown (2), Rosso, Mike Zack, Vietch and Glenn Hartwell. Oakville is at home at Oakville Arena this Friday, May 17, 8 p.m., against Toronto Tigers. BUZZ LACROSSE The Oakville Buzz junior B lacrosse team is on the road this week and so do not play their customary Thursday night home game Instead, they are in Barrie Friday night and in Scarborough on Tuesday night (May 21). The Buzz were also on the road last night (Tuesday) at Brantford, but it went beyond our press deadlines. Next home game at Maplegrove Arena is Thursday, May 23, against Welland. All games kick off at 8 p.m. The Buzz lost a pair of road games on the weekend -- 18-9 to Onondaga on Sunday and 9-7 to Wallaceburg on Saturday -- but got in the win column last Thursday night at home, 8-6 over Markham. Their record on the year is 1-7. For more information, visit w w w .h e a lth c h e c k .o rg or call the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 1-888-HSF-INFO HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION FONDATION DES MALADIES DUCOEUR Angels win Halton Hills tourney with three straight victories The Oakville Angels mite rep team, sponsored by Dairy Queen (Dorval & North Service Road) and Sithe Energy won the gold medal at the Halton Hills Hawks 6th annual tournament this past weekend. Here are the results of the three games: · Oakville 18, Georgetown 7: Megan Walmsley smacked a home-run and earned MVP honors. · Oakville 25, Oakville 10: Michelle Saunders picked up MVP honors for her hitting. · Oakville 16, Kitchener 0: pitcher Sam Davis earned MVP honors with 13 strikeouts. The Mite roster is as follows: Ellen Brait, Sam Davis, Alyssa Duncan, Kirsty Grant, Nicole Helmer. Renee Helmer, Janica Lee, Lauren McLaughlin, Sam Morneau, Nicole Paniccia, Alex Sagl, Alexandra Saunders, Michelle Saunders and Megan Walmsley. Team staff includes^ Glenn Duncan (head coach), Dan Davis (general man ager), Norm Grant (asst, coach) and Leo Helmer (equipment manager). Lawn Bowling open house all week The Oakville Lawn Bowling Club is inviting anyone interested in the sport to visit the club this week (May 13-17) at 111 King St. Qualified instructors will be on hand to instruct perspective new members on the. basics of lawn bowling. The bowling season runs until the end of September and includes both day and evening events for members of all ages and levels of experience. Annual dues cost $90. Call Joan at 905-845-5913 for details. Health Check"... tells you it's a healthy choice *M A X T A M > s n o m Oakville Hornets bantam BB team roster Have you driven a Ford... lately? 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