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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-10, Page 111 1 Kirkton girls get four wins Kirkton midget girls are back in action for the 1981 season. They are entered in the Tri county league again this year along with nine other teams. They are Byron, Nelson Park, Huron East, Oakridge and Stoneybrook from London. along with Dorchester. St. Marys, Woodstock and Port Stanley. In five league games so far Klrkton has four wins and one loss. Returning to the team from the 1980 play off cham- pions are Laurie Simpson. Cindy Down, Patti Willis, Val Stephen, Cheryl Cann, Corinne Weernink and San- dra Fletcher. Newcomers are Deb Lind- say, Lori Brand, Marnie Wraith, Brenda Bell, Alisson Brown, Leslie Hunter- Duvar, Barb Skinner and Janet and Stephanie Hartwick. Leading batters are Patti Willis and Val Stephen. Barb Skinner has three runs in three starts as a pitcher and Patti Willis has a one and one record. � L We're glad you asked ! Bob Fletcher, Director With Bob Fletcher and Iry Armstrong of ry Armstrong Director I UNDERSTAND SOME PEOPLE PRE- PLAN THEIR OWN FUNERALS: WHY DO THEY? TO BE SURE That's the title of a complimentary booklet which may answer a lot of questions you may have. Many residents of our community have used this guide in deciding NOW (when there is no stress or emergency) about making arrangements for funerals IN ADVANCE OF NEED. Why pre -plan a funeral? First, you can make decisions and choices, yourself, with full composure instead of under the unfortunate circumstances of grieving and emotional stress. Second, you need not "overspend". You should select only the service, the casket, and those accessories which you feel are im- portant. That beloved and meaningfully significant Scripture passage, that special hymn, the minister whose un- derstanding and compassion you so admire - all can be part of your service, if you make your wishes known and arranged -for in advance. The booklet covers a great deal more. Call or write for a free copy. _ ,sf The Funeral Home in Exeter who is o member of the Ontario Funeral Service Association is: IRV ARMSTRONG FUNERAL HOME PHONE 235 1220 BOB FLETCHER C, Ir %VW SHOW WELL AT THUNDER BAY — Four athletes from SHDHS turned in great performances at the weekend all -Ontario track meet in Thunder Bay. From the left are Jeff Rowe, Matt McClure, Dave Shaw, Steve Pearce and coach Terry O'Rourke. T -A photo Pearce qualifies for Canada final SH does well at e Tt>P fnr fl�►,r„r,.� r�___ Ontario meet South Huron District High School competing in the all - Ontario high school track and field meet Friday and Saturday in Thunder Bay turned in excellent efforts. Competing against the best from every corner of the province, Steve Pearce of SHDHS was third in the senior boys javelin toss and Dave Shaw was fourth in the same event in the junior division. Jeff Rowe also competed in the junior boys javelin and finished in ninth position as did Matt McClure in the ZURICH (rib italogeaj ZURICH HWY 84 r 0 Q`ok- 3 NO �o�, a = NP "There's no place like Home" Drop in or call 236-4911 IS V/SSI J senior boys 400 metre hur- dles. On the way to the all - Ontario finals, Steve Pearce won the Huron -Perth javelin, was second at WOSSA and third at the Ontario regionals in Kitchener. Dave Shaw was the Huron -Perth and WOSSA junior javelin champ and second at the regionals. Matt McClure was second in the regionals 400 metre hurdles to qualify for the Thunder Bay trip and Jeff Rowe was fifth. In placing third in Thunder Bay, Steve Pearce tossed the javelin 60.94 metres which was a lifetime record and qualifies him to go to the Canadian junior track and field championships to be held in Newfoundland. Matt McClure missed the Thunder Bay finals by six - one hundredth of a second in a field which included the Canadian interscholastic record holder. Coach Terry O'Rourke commented, "All in all, these were the best per- formances by any school in the Huron -Perth Con- ference." The local athletes were accompanied to the Thunder Bay finals by SHDHS track coach Terry O'Rourke. Go to Arkona, Sunday Centennials win first An excellent brand of soccer was played Sunday afternoon when the home team Centennials won their first game of the season by beating West Williams 3-2. In the past the team scor- ing the first goal went on to win the game. The rule held true for Sunday as well. when Gerald Weersink with sheer hustle scored the first goal to give Exeter the lead in the first half. Minutes later Paul Vanderwall kicked a well placed ball from about 30 yards out to give Exeter a 2- 0 lead. Just before the• half ran out Ted Van Weiren from West Williams narrow- ed the score to 2-1. The second half started well for Exeter with centre forward Paul Vanderwall receiving a break away pass from centre half Alfonse Weersink to up the score to 3-1. About the 30 minute mark John Michielson from West Williams scored on a perfectly placed corner kick to narrow the score to one goal again of 3-2. West Williams put on a sustained attack to no avail and the score remained the same till the end of the game. Exeter played a strong defensive game in every department even to the ex- tent of one of Exeter's defen- sive players receiving a punch from a West Williams player mainly due to frustra- tion. He held himself back to avoid hurting the team as a whole and as a result the West Williams player was ejected from the game and the West Williams team had to play one man short for the rest of the game. Exeter played one of it's finer games of the season mainly by playing as a team and every player fullfilling their responsibilities. Instead of the usual prac- tice Thursday night Exeter travels to Goderich to play an exhibition match. Game time is 8:00 p.m. under the lights. Special thanks to employees and personnel at Arc Industries in supporting the two teams last Sunday. Exeter also plays next Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in Arkona against Tax- andria B. The best way to get ahead is to use the one you have. Times -Advocate, June 10, 1981 Page 11 Boost YOUR HOME TOWN TUESDAY DINNER SPECIAL ALL DAY TUESDAY 0 Kentucky Fried Ckicke'; 3 pieces delicious Chicken Golden -Brown French Fries Creamy, cool Cole Slaw Buttered Slice Grecian Bread Regular $3.00 $240 TUESDAY ONLY TrVIINS K€nt'k9 fried 227 Main S. North Exeter zehrs fine markets... of fine foods j PRI spec'us CES IN EFFECT WED. JUNE 1 0 - TUES. JUNEJ6 HWYS4&83 EXETER ALLENS 4 VARIETIES BRUIT DRINKS 48 oz. tin 1 LB. TUB 59‘ SCHNEIDERS SOFT MARGARINE J J We Reserve The Right To Limit Purchases To Reasonable Weekly Family Requirements 3 QT. 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