HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-06-01, Page 5Many activities planned at swimming pool Times-Advocate, June 1, 1970
By Debi Wooden
Pool Supervisor
On Monday June 12 at 4:00
p.m. the Exeter swimming
pool will open for its four
teenth season. This year’s
staff of pool supervisor, Debi
Wooden, head guards,
Lynne Mercer and Wendy
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Beaver, support staff, Mary
Helen Linsdell and Patti-Lou
Shapton and part-time staff
Patti-Lou Down and Leslie
Campbell were chosen
carefully. It will be the
responsibility of these young
ladies to run the busiest and
most diversified pool
schedule ’ever operated in/
Exeter.
The June schedule in
cludes the following ac
tivities:
1) Public Swimming 4;00 -
5:30 Monday - Friday, and
1:30 - 4:00 Saturday - Sun
day.
2) Adult Water Safety
Course. The course will
include a basic training in
water rescue, self-rescue,
first aid, artificial
respiration, emergency
situations, care and main
tenance of backyard pools
and survival swimming
skills.
No swimming skills are
required. We will be running
two separate courses, one
beginning June 12 and the
other will commence onJune
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Session 4 - August 14-August
25.
Finally, the fee schedule
for the summer will run as
follows:
Public Swimming: - under
18 — .25 over 18 — .50
Lessons - $12.50 for 2
weeks-includes three free
entrances for public
swimming for practise
-$22.00 for 4 weeks
-$33.00 for family rate.
Exceptions Bronze and
Deader Patrol - $25.00 for 4
weeks
Moms and Tots - $5.00 for 1
week
Adult Lessons - $5.00 for 1
week.
19. Each course will run for I 3) Pool-Picnic Party.
From Monday, June 19 to
Wednesday, June 28 the pool
will be available to public
school classes for pool
parties. The hour long pool
rental will include 30
minutes of free swim, 20
minutes of organized games
and 10 minutes of screening.
4) Registration for July,
August Programmes
Exeter Registration:
When - Tuesday June 20 and
Thursday June 22.
Where - Exeter Swimming
Pool
Time - 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Hensail Registration:
When - Wednesday June 21
Where - Hensail Public
School
Time - 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
In our
programme we will be of
fering the following ac-
four consecutive nights from
7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Four brief hours will
hopefully make you and your
family’s experience in, on,
and around the water a safer
one this summer. The fee is
$5.00 and you may register
by coming on Monday, June
12 or 19th.
Winners named in badminton club
The South Huron bad
minton club recently con
cluded the 1977-78 season
with the annual club
championships. Over 70
members belonged to the
club this year; which meets
Thursday evenings at the
high school.
Players participated in
several “fun” tournaments
plus an instructional evening
during the course of the
season.
In junior girls doubles
Sheila Edwards and Sheila
Penhale defeated Patti Lou
Down and Marj Ritchie
while Jill Tuckey and Sue
Beck edged Mona Hodgins
and Sheila Snider for the
senior title,
Wayne and Kevin Parsons
downed Tim Farwell and Ed
Hunter-Duvar in the junior
boys division and Randy
Parsons and Ed Van-
derburgt won the senior title
over Dan McIver and John
Dobbs.
In mixed junior play,
Ronnalee Bogart and Wayne
Parsons beat Sheila Penhale
and Kevin Parsons and the
senior winners were Brenda
Pinder and Randy Parsons
over Sheila Snider and Ed
Vander burg t.
In the three flights of
junior girls singles the
winners were Sheila
Penhale, Lisa Stretton and
Sheila Edwards.
Wayne Parsons and Tim
Farwell won in junior boys
singles while Jill Tuckey,
Sheila Snider and Lucy Van
Esbroeck were best in senior
and Dave Bogart was the
senior boys winner.
July-August
tivities: tadpole, frog,
beginner, dolphin, junior,
shark, intermediate, senior,
bronze medallion and leader
patrol.
A new moms and tots class
also will be offered for
children from ages eight
months to three years. This
class will operate on a
weekly registration from
July 3 to August 4. The tiny
tots will include children
from age 3J2 to 441/2”.
The adult swim class will
also register on a weekly
basis. Times for survival
swimming, junior artificial
respiration, and syn
chronized swimming will be
announced later.
This year we are offering
four, two-week sessions:
Session 1 - July 3-July 14
Session 2 - July 17-July 28
Session 3 - July 31-August 11
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25 minutes to beat Forest 3-1
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Left-winger Wes Abbott
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and centre-midfielder Dick
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scored by centre-forward
Kevin Dolmage at 15
minutes into the second half
of a fast game played in
wilting heat.
Abbott’s first goal for the
Centennials came with five
minutes gone when he
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converted a corner-kick
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At the 20-minute mark,
Dick Lord broke down the
centre from a midfield
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hard and lofting ball in
behind the Forest
goalkeeper. Then, five
minutes later, Hern again
crossed the ball beautifully on
a run-in for his wing-partner
Abbott to net his second goal.
The three for Exeter could
have been more. At 40
minutes into the first half
centre-forward Ron Funston
relayed the ball off both
Forest goalposts in an im
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keeper Paul Van Esbroeck
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The Centennials finally
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negative shell though, and
for the final 20 minutes
reverted to the excellently
controlled soccer they had
. displayed in the first half.
The Centennials play at
Lucan Sunday at 6 p.m.
Their next home game is
against last year’s Ausable
district ‘A’ Division
champions, West Williams
United. Game time for the
West Williams game at
Canner’s Field is at 2 p.m.,
Sunday, June 11.
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