Lance is busy working today, scraping and flooding the ice, so that it will be fresh and new for the new year!
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Monthly Archives: December 2009
And the winner is…
Cindy Nicholson. Thanks to all who bought tickets for this fundraiser for the Club.
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Photo (L-R): Sarah Fullerton, Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, Whitney Young, Brenda MacMillan (coach)
The Sarah Fullerton foursome from the Cornwall Curling Club won their first Pepsi Provincial Junior Women’s Championship this evening at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary with a 9-2 victory over the Anita Casey team from the Charlottetown Curling Club. Fullerton, and her rink of Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan, had won two of the three sections in the triple knockout draw, giving them the ability to take the Juniors title by winning either of the two championship round games, but only the first was needed. Fullerton, with hammer, scored a single in the first end. Casey blanked the second and took a single point in the third end. Fullerton pulled ahead with a deuce in the fourth, and built up a sizable lead with a stolen triple and single in the next two ends. Casey, and her rink of Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, with coach Jeff Wilson, picked up a single point in the seventh, but shook hands after Fullerton recorded another deuce in the eighth end.
The winning Fullerton rink, who were the PEI Canada Games representatives in 2007, and won three of the last four provincial 17 and Under championships, will join the Brett Gallant foursome, who won their fifth consecutive Junior Men’s title earlier on Monday, at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec, where the Gallant rink will be looking to defend their Canadian title.
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The Brett Gallant rink from the Charlottetown Curling Club, which includes third Adam Casey, second Anson Carmody, and lead stone Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant, have won their fifth consecutive Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championship, with a 9-1 victory over the Matthew MacLean foursome from the host Maple Leaf curling club.
Gallant beat MacLean in the A, B and C finals of this triple-knockout event, making the two game championship round unnecessary.
In the C final, Gallant followed up a triple in the opening end by stealing a single in the second, and a deuce in the third. MacLean got on the board with a single in the fourth, but a Gallant triple in the fifth brought the game to a speedy conclusion.
Other members of the runner-up MacLean foursome are Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, and Alan MacLean, with coaches Glen MacLean and Shannon Smallman.
The Gallant rink will now look to defend their Canadian title at the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Juniors, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec. They were also silver-medallists at the World Juniors last season. Jamie Danbrook played lead on the Gallant team last year, but long-time lead MacFadyen returned to the Island and the team this season. Gallant, skipping a different team, also won the provincial title in 2004.
Meanwhile, Anita Casey and her Charlottetown Curling Club rink shaded Amanda MacLean from the host O’Leary club by a 5-4 score in the Junior Women’s C final. Casey now faces Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink in the two game championship round. Fullerton won both the A and B sections, and will take the title if she wins either game, while Casey would have to win both games. The championship games go at 6 pm and, if needed, Tuesday at 3 pm. Playing with Fullerton are Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan, while Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, with coach Jeff Wilson complete the Casey rink.
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After Sunday play in the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, the Brett Gallant rink are in the driver’s seat on their journey to their fifth consecutive junior men’s title, winning the B section, and advancing to the C finals. As they won the A section on Saturday, a win in any of their next three games – the C final, or the two championship round games, will give them another trip to the M&M Canadian Juniors, where they are the defending champions, and last year’s World silver medallists.
On Sunday, Gallant, and teammates Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant, defeated the Matthew MacLean rink from the host club by a 9-2 score in the B final, scoring two four-enders in the process. The A final on Saturday was also against MacLean, with Gallant winning by an 11-2 score, aided by a six-ender. Gallant then recorded an 8-6 win over Charlottetown clubmate Spencer Pitre to advance to the C final, Monday at 1 pm against MacLean, who edged Maple Leaf clubmate Parker Clements by a 5-4 score to advance. Should Gallant win the C final, he will take the championship without the two game playoff round, scheduled for Monday at 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm. Should MacLean win, he would also have to win both championship games, to take the title, while Gallant would repeat as champ if he won either.
In the Junior Women’s section, Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink won the B section, doubling Charlottetown’s Anita Casey rink 8-4, aided by a stolen ninth-end deuce. Fullerton, with teammates Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, and Whitney Young, and coach Brenda MacMillan, had won the A final on Saturday, 6-5 over Amanda MacLean of the host Maple Leaf Club.
Fullerton did not advance to the C final, after suffering her first loss, by an 8-4 score, to MacLean, who will now face Casey in that game, Monday at 1 pm. Casey advanced with a 9-8 win over Tiffany Sweet of the Maple Leaf. The championship round games go Monday at 6 pm, and, if necessary, Tuesday at 3 pm.
Since Fullerton won two sections, she will play in both championship games against the C winner, and take her first Junior championship if she wins either, while the C winner would have to win both.
The winning junior men’s and women’s rinks will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec.
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The second of the three section finals will be decided on Sunday at the Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary.
The Sarah Fullerton rink from Cornwall, who won the junior women’s A section, will play the Anita Casey foursome from the Charlottetown Curling Club at 10 am on Sunday, while the men’s A winner, four-time defending champion Brett Gallant, will again face Matthew MacLean from the host club, in the 1 pm Sunday B final.
In the B section playdowns, Gallant took a five-ender in his 10-2 victory over Sam Ramsay’s combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox team, while MacLean doubled Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown rink by a 4- 2 score. Fullerton also recorded a 10-2 victory, over Tiffany Sweet of O’Leary. while Casey beat A section runner-up Amanda MacLean of the host club by a 6-3 score.
The C finals go Monday at 1 pm. If a team wins A, B, and C sections, they will win the juniors title without the two game championship round. If a team wins two sections, they will play in both championship games, and win the championship if they take either game. Otherwise, the B and C winners will square off, with the winner playing the A section winner in the final game. The championship round, if needed, goes Monday at 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm.
The junior men’s and women’s champs will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec.
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The Brett Gallant rink from Charlottetown, and Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton foursome have won their respective “A” section finals at the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary. This advances them to the two-game championship round. Should either team win all three sections, they would win their championship without the need for the playoff round. Should a team win two of the three sections, they would play in both championship games, and win the title should they take either game.
The Gallant team, who are reigning Canadian champions and World Silver Medallists, and are looking for their 5th straight PEI Juniors title, took six points in the eighth end in an 11-2 victory over Matthew MacLean of the host club, while MacLean’s sister Amanda lost a close 6-5 decision to Fullerton.
Other members of the Gallant rink are Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen, with coaches Kathie and Peter Gallant. Rounding out the Fullerton team are Michelle McQuaid, Sarah MacRae, and Whitney Young, with coach Brenda MacMillan.
Amanda MacLean takes on Anita Casey and her Charlottetown Curling Club rink, while Fullerton plays Tiffany Sweet of O’Leary at 4:3o pm, with the winners advancing to the B final, Sunday morning at 10.
At 8 tonight in the junior men’s section, Gallant plays Sam Ramsay and his combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox rink, while MacLean takes on Spencer Pitre and his Charlottetown Curling Club team. with the winners playing off in the B final Sunday at 1 pm.
The eventual winners will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec.
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Cornwall town council is split over how soon renovations should begin on its aging civic centre.
About $2 million has already been set aside for improvements to the 40-year-old building through the Build Canada Fund, but council recently decided behind closed doors to wait a little longer.
Mayor Patrick MacFadyen said it would likely be the spring of 2011 before construction begins.
That doesn’t sit well with Coun. Irene Dawson. She believes the renovations should start as soon as possible.
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Dec 16, 2009
Mayor Patrick MacFadyen
Town of Cornwall
P.O. Box 430
39 Lowther Drive
Cornwall, PE C0A 1H0
CIVIC CENTER RENOVATION PROJECT
Dear Sir:
We thank you for the very informative meeting of last Thursday, November 10th, 2009, in which you addressed many of our concerns. We are pleased with your reassurance that the project, albeit delayed, was still in the planning. Whilst a delay is not our first choice, we do appreciate the need for a thorough planning process and we look forward to participating in it in the near future. There is a sense that our membership is okay with a slight delay but, as requested at the meeting, a written confirmation of the project timing will be appreciated. Also, as mentioned to you at the meeting, the Curling Club has no confidence in the “Ice Plant” and is particularly anxious that it be renewed prior to next season.
As indicated to you at this meeting, a petition was circulating at the time and it was decided to attach it herewith for your attention. Approximately 150 persons have signed this petition representing Club members and citizens of the Town of Cornwall. They will remain forceful in wanting to maintain this project on track. Thank you for your consideration.
Yours truly,
(original signed by)
_______John Deluca______ ______________________ _____________________
President President President
Cornwall Curling Club / Cornwall Senior 50+ Club / Cornwall Lions Club
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Photo (L-R): Shirley Lank (President, PEI Curling Association), Leigh Armstrong (The Dominion), Susan McInnis (local organizer)
Leigh Armstrong of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company was in Charlottetown today to officially announce that the City of Charlottetown and the Town of Cornwall will co-host The Dominion Curling Club Championship, Canada’s first-ever national championship for club curlers, from November 23-28 2010 at the Charlottetown and Cornwall curling clubs.
This will be the event’s second year, following last month’s inaugural competition in Toronto, which welcomed twenty-eight men’s and women’s teams representing each of the country’s provinces and territories, along with a guest list that included World Champion curler Glenn Howard and 1998 Olympic silver medallist Mike Harris. The 2010 event will continue the format over four days of tournament play, followed by playoffs to declare new men’s and women’s Canadian Champions.
All profits from The Dominion Curling Club Championship go to the Canadian Paraplegic Association, and to curling initiatives in communities across the country. On hand for the announcement were Charlottetown Deputy Mayor Stu MacFadyen, Wayne Long, City Events Development Officer, Tourism Charlottetown President Doug Newson, and Suellen Clow of Tourism Charlottetown, along with Susan McInnis of local “The Dominion” representatives Peake and McInnis Insurance, who will be coordinating the event on PEI, and Shirley Lank, President of the PEI Curling Association. Also in attendance were members of the 2009 PEI teams at The Dominion, the Vanessa Hamming and Louis Walsh rinks, and Cornwall Curling Club President John Deluca.
While on PEI, Armstrong will be touring the two clubs, and finalizing the event details.
The 2010 ”The Dominion” provincial championship will take place March 18-21 in Cornwall.
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Play gets underway Friday morning in the triple-knockout Pepsi Provincial Junior Curling Championships, for curlers age 20 and under, at the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, with seven junior men’s teams, and six junior women’s rinks taking part. Three Cornwall teams are entered, all on the junior women’s side.
Defending junior men’s champ Brett Gallant will be looking for his fifth consecutive title, and his sixth overall. Gallant, who also won the Canadian championship and the world silver medal last season, is back with long-time teammates Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, and Alex MacFadyen. Other contenders include host club favourites Parker Clements, and Matthew MacLean, winner of the 15 and Under championships last year, and a participant in the recent PEI Canada Games Trials. Also in the running are Shawn and Spencer Pitre, from the Alberton area, with Spencer skipping a team out of the Charlottetown Curling Club, and Shawn skipping a team from the Western Community club. Summerside’s Sam Ramsay, last year’s runner-up, is back with a combined Charlottetown/Silver Fox team. Cody Dixon from Montague rounds out the junior men’s field.
There will be a new junior women’s champion this year, as defending champion Erin Carmody has graduated from the Junior ranks. Last year’s runner-up, Anita Casey, is back, with a new team out of the Charlottetown Curling Club, including former New Brunswicker Abby Burgess at third, Hillary Thompson of Charlottetown at second, and Jessica van Ouwerkerk, who was formerly with the Carmody rink, at lead stone. Cornwall’s Sarah Fullerton rink, three time 17 and Under champs, are entered, along with last year’s PEI women’s representatives at the CIS/CCA university championships, the Sarah Clow rink, also from Cornwall. The Tricia Sanderson rink rounds out the Cornwall entries. The host Maple Leaf club has two teams entered on the Junior Women’s side, including the Amanda MacLean rink, PEI’s 2011 Canada Games women’s curling representives, along with the Tiffany Sweet team.
End-by-end results will be available at peicurling.com/juniors
Draws go Friday at 10 am and 1, 4:30, and 8 pm, Saturday at 9:30 am and 1, 4:30, and 8 pm, Sunday at 10 am and 1 and 6 pm, Monday at 1 and 6 pm, and Tuesday at 3 pm. If the same team sweeps all three sections of the triple-knockout draw, they would win the championship, and the two championship round draws in their section would not be needed.
The winning junior men’s and women’s rinks will advance to the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championships, January 16-24 in Sorel-Tracy Quebec.
Team Rosters (skip to lead, coach-team)
Junior Men:
Brett Gallant, Adam Casey, Anson Carmody, Alex MacFadyen, Kathie Gallant (coach), Peter Gallant (coach)- Charlottetown
Shawn Pitre, Daniel McCarthy, Jeff Duggan, Colton Griffin, Roger Gavin (coach)- Western
Spencer Pitre, Billie Lewis, Connor MacPhee, Sean Noonan, Jean Sinclair (coach)- Charlottetown
Parker Clements, Mitch Rowley, Brandon Clements, Mark Cousins, Keith Rowley (coach),
Reggie Clements (coach)- Maple Leaf
Sam Ramsay, Justin Richard, Eric Pidgeon, Corey Miller, Peter Pidgeon (coach)- Ch’town, Sil. Fox
Matthew MacLean, Marshall Smallman, Kevin Gallant, Alan MacLean, Glen MacLean (coach), Shannon Smallman (coach)-Maple Leaf
Cody Dixon, Adam Nabuurs, Bennett Crane, Joey Collier, Brent MacDonald (coach)-Montague
Junior Women
Anita Casey, Abby Burgess, Hillary Thompson, Jessica van Ouwerkerk, Jeff Wilson (coach)- Charlottetown
Sarah Clow, Brielle Quilty, Christina Hennessey, Monica LeBlanc, Angela Hodgson (coach)-Cornwall
Sarah Fullerton, Michelle McQuaid, Sara MacRae, Whitney Young, Brenda MacMillan (coach)-Cornwall
Tiffany Sweet, Chantal Clements, Kathleen O’Meara, Laura O’Meara, Clair Sweet (coach), Ralph Sweet (coach)-Maple Leaf
Amanda MacLean, Kassinda Bulger, Emily Gray, Aleya Quilty, Glen MacLean (coach), Shelley Gray (coach)- Maple Leaf
Tricia Sanderson, Amanda Holm, Krystal Petersen, Victoria Evans, Pat Quilty (coach)-Cornwall
Opening Triple-Knockout Draws:
Junior Women
Friday December 18th at 10 AM: Sarah Fullerton (Cornwall) vs Sarah Clow (Cornwall), Tricia Sanderson (Cornwall) vs Tiffany Sweet (Maple Leaf)
Friday December 18th at 4: 30 pm: Amanda MacLean (Maple Leaf) vs winner Sanderson/Sweet game, Anita Casey (Charlottetown) vs winner Fullerton/Clow game.
Junior Men
Friday December 18th at 1 pm: Matthew MacLean (Maple Leaf) vs Shawn Pitre (Western), Parker Clements (Maple Leaf) vs Brett Gallant (Charlottetown), Spencer Pitre (Charlottetown) vs Sam Ramsay (Charlottetown/Silver Fox)
Friday December 18th at 8 pm: Cody Dixon (Montague) vs winner MacLean/Shawn Pitre
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The Cornwall Curling Club team skipped by eleven-year-old Tyler Smith edged our their clubmates, the Jeff Taylor foursome, by a 7-6 score this afternoon to cap off an extremely close junior men’s event at the Canada Games Curling Trials at the Charlottetown Curling Club, and advance to the Canada Games, February 11-27 2011 in Halifax. Smith, with hammer, opened the scoring with a deuce in the first end. Taylor blanked the second, and took the lead with a triple in the third end. Smith came back with three of his own in the fourth. The teams traded singles in five and six, and Taylor tied the game at six-all with a deuce in the seventh end. Smith scored a single point in the eighth for the win.
Photo (L-R): Tyson Smith, Noah O’Connor, Parker O’Connor, Tyler Smith, Kevin Smith (coach)
The Smith rink join the Amanda MacLean team from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary, who earned the junior women’s berth on Sunday.
Other members of the winning Tyler Smith rink are Parker and Noah O’Connor, and Tyson Smith, with coach Kevin Smith. Alex Sutherland, Alex Jenkins, and Jonathan Schut, with coach AJ Campbell, round out the runner-up Jeff Taylor foursome.
All four teams in the junior men’s section had identical 3-3 win-loss records in the double round robin competition. The teams were ranked by draw to the button results, and competed in a tiebreaker round, with second-ranked Smith winning over top-ranked Taylor by an 8-4 score in the 1st vs 2nd place game on Sunday afternoon, earning a bye to today’s final. Taylor then played off against third-ranked Matthew MacLean of O’Leary, this morning. MacLean beat Tony Nabuurs’ Montague/Charlottetown rink in the 3rd vs 4th tiebreaker game on Sunday, by an 8-3 score, after taking five points in the seventh end.
In this morning’s game, Taylor edged MacLean 6-5 in an extra end to advance to this afternoon’s final against Smith.
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It’s an all-Cornwall final in the Junior Men’s section of the PEI Canada Games Trials, beginning at 1:30 this afternoon at the Charlottetown Curling Club. In tiebreaker play this morning, Cornwall’s Jeff Taylor rink edged the Matthew MacLean foursome from O’Leary 6-5 in an extra end to advance to this afternoon’s final against Cornwall’s Tyler Smith rink.
Yesterday, Cornwall’s Veronica Smith rink lost out to O’Leary’s Amanda MacLean team in the junior women’s final.
In this morning’s game, Taylor blanked the first end, recorded a double in the second, and stole a single in the third to lead 3-0. MacLean tied it up with a deuce in the fourth, and stole a single in the sixth. Taylor moved ahead with a pair in the seventh, and MacLean came back with two of his own in the eighth to tie the game at 5-all, and force an extra end, where Taylor, with hammer, scored the winning point.
The winner of this afternoon’s game will advance to the Canada Games,February 11-27 2011 in Halifax. The Mayflower Curling Club is the curling venue.
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The Amanda MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O’Leary doubled Cornwall’s Veronica Smith foursome by a 6-3 score this afternoon to win PEI’s Junior Women’s curling berth in the 2011 Canada Games, February 11-27 2011 in Halifax. The MacLean rink, which includes third Kassinda Bulger, second stone Emily Gray, and lead Aleya Quilty, with coaches Glen MacLean and Shelley Gray, followed a single in the first end with a stolen deuce in the second. Smith responded with singles in ends three and four, but MacLean came back with a pair in the fifth, for a 5-2 lead. The teams traded singles in six and seven, and MacLean ran Smith out of rocks in the eighth.
L-R: Aleya Quilty, Emily Gray, Kassinda Bulger, Amanda MacLean, Shelley Gray (coach), Glen MacLean (coach)
MacLean finished double round robin play in first place, with a 5-1 win-loss record, and advanced to the final against Smith, who ended round robin play in second place at 4-2. Jenny MacLean of Summerside finished at 2-4, while Leah Deveau from Montague ended play at 1-4. In the final round robin draw on Sunday morning, Smith doubled Jenny McLean 6-3, and MacLean beat Deveau 7-4. Other members of the runner-up Smith team are Katie Fullerton, Sabrina Smith, and Chloe McCloskey, with coaches Sarah Fullerton and Paul Smith.
In the Junior Men’s section, the Cornwall rink skipped by 11 year old Tyler Smith, with third Parker O’Connor, second Noah O’Connor, and lead Tyson Smith, with coach Kevin Smith, defeated their clubmates, the Jeff Taylor team, by an 8-4 score in this afternoon’s tiebreaker between the first and second place teams, earning a bye to the Junior Men’s final, Monday at 1:30 pm. Matthew MacLean of O’Leary beat Tony Nabuurs of Montague 8-3 in the tiebreaker between the third and fourth place teams. MacLean now plays Taylor at 9 am Monday, with the winner facing Smith in the final.
The tiebreaker rounds were needed because all four junior men’s teams finished the double round robin with identical 3-3 win-loss records, and PEI Curling Association rules dictate that a team cannot be eliminated from the championship round solely on round robin results. Draw to the button results were then used to rank the teams for the tiebreaker round, with Taylor awarded first place, followed by Smith at second, MacLean at third, and Nabuurs ranked in fourth position.
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The defending champion Mel Bernard rink from the host Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club stole a single in the first end, and a deuce in the second to grab an early lead, and went on to defeat Montague’s Donald Clarey foursome by a 7-3 score to win the fourth annual Provincial Senior Mixed Curling Championships this afternoon. Bernard, with teammates Jeanne Duffenais, Earle Proude, and Paula Baglole, advanced to the championship game by winning this morning’s semi-final against clubmate and last year’s runner-up Blair Jay, also from the Fox, by a 5-4 score. Clarey, Bernard, and Jay all finished round robin play with 3-1 records, but the draw to the button results gave first place, and the bye to the final to Clarey. Other members of the runner-up Clarey foursome are Kathy Clarey, Ross Petrie, and June Moyaert, while Lana Fraser, Douglas Simmons, and Debbie MacMurdo round out the third place Jay team.
Finishing out of the playoff round were the Harry Williams rink of Summerside, with a 1-3 win-loss record, and Cornwall’s John DeLuca team, who did not manage to pick up a win.
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The final got underway at 2 pm in the Junior Women’s section of the Canada Games Trials, at the Charlottetown Curling Club. The Amanda MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf club in O’Leary finished double round robin play in first … Continue reading
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Three Cornwall teams, skipped by Jeff Taylor, Veronica Smith, and Tyler Smith, are competing in the Canada Games Trials, which get underway at 9 am in Charlottetown, and will pick PEI’s curling representatives in the 2011 Canada Games in Halifax. … Continue reading
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CORNWALL WAYNE THIBODEAU The Guardian (http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/index.cfm?sid=310025&sc=98) Construction of a new curling club here will not happen until 2011 at the earliest. During a closed-door meeting, the Town of Cornwall decided to hire a project manager to help with the design … Continue reading
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Important Notice The Town of Cornwall has decided to postpone the Renewal Project for the Civic Centre for one year, after telling us it was to start at the end of this curling season. We are very concerned that this … Continue reading
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The PEI curling championship season kicks off this weekend, with the Provincial Senior Mixed, for mixed teams age 50 and over, taking place at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside. Five rinks are entered, with three of … Continue reading
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Play gets underway Friday morning at 9 in the Canada Games Curling Trials at the Charlottetown Curling Club. Four junior men’s teams, and an equal number of junior women’s rinks will play double round robin formats to determine PEI’s representatives … Continue reading
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Round robin play gets underway today in the second annual senior cashspiel at the Silver Fox Curling and Yacht Club in Summerside There are four women’s teams participating, including defending champion Shirley Berry of Cornwall, her clubmate Karen Currie, along … Continue reading
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The 7th annual Lorne MacPhail Memorial Seniors Bonspiel wrapped up today at our Club. Ray Biagé would like to say thanks to everyone who participated and helped out with all the work. Here are the winners: 1. Bill Atkinson, Kay … Continue reading
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