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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-05-18, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, May 18, 1994 Both the junior and senior South Huron Panthers soccer teams went head to head with their Wingham rivals Tuesday for the Huron -Perth finals. Jeff Lingard proved his head was up to the task when the senior team faced Clinton Thursday af- ternoon. fternoon. Both Panther soccer teams finish first EXETER - Both South Huron Panthers boys soccer teams finished first in their divisions last week. Both teams also chalked up con- vincing 7-0 victories against their Clinton ri- vals Thursday afternoon. The junior Panthers went undefeated in their season, except for a couple of tournament loss- es. Seniors only lost a couple of games, but coach George McEwan promised "the prob- lems were fixed." Tuesday morning, as of press time, McEwan was readying his teams for the Huron finals in the afternoon. South Huron would he hosting the teams from Wingham's F.E. Madill. If the junior win, they would advance to play the top Perth team to decide WOSSA rep- resentation. If the seniors win, they would host their Perth rivals in Exeter. Both games will be played Friday. McEwan appeared confident the teams would do well. "We have an advantage with the minor soc- cer program being as strong as it is," he said. Backgrounds in minor soccer mean the jun- ior team has a "deep" lineup, he said. At the senior level, competition is tougher, he admit- ted, but said Marty DeBrun, Jeff Lingard. and Dan Martens make up a strong core of the team. Soccer roundup A Campbell appointed to rec board EXETER - A new face will join the South Huron Recreation Centre Board this month after Katherine Ens' resignation was accepted with regret last week. Ens cited personal committments and involvement in other organiza- tions as her reasons from stepping down from the board. Town council Monday evening debated whether to replace Ens on the hoard, given the upcoming mu- nicipal election this fall. However, councillor Ben Hoo- genhoom argued with six months remaining in the term, the position should be filled by Cathy Camp - Fury still looking for coach 'ETER - The Exeter Fury sen- ior so: cer team is still looking for a coach. The team is still smarting from a 7-1 loss to the Latinos in London Saturday. Jason McFalls described the loss as the worst in the teams' brief history. The Fury were outplayed in every aspect of the game, said McFalls, and found themselves quickly down 3-0 early in the first half. Exeter was given few chances at the Latinos net in the game, but Pete McAllister connected on a breaka- way to give the (cam its only goal. Anyone interested in helping coach the team is invited to give McFalls a call at 235-0368. Softball Skills Clinic Mon. May 23 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. for girls and boys 6 to 15 Location: Rec Centre, Exeter To register call: 482-9402, 482-7717, 565-5520 S 1St,aigd Line c Collision Our New Shop is just a block away from our present location. It's at 274 Main St. Centralia. This will be our last week in produc- tion before the big move. The week of May 23 -May 27th we'll be busy get- ting the New Shop ready. We expect to open our doors May 30th. We look forward to serving you, our valued customers, at our new location. Don Stuckless 228-6114 Centralia hell, the last person to express an interest in joining the hoard. Coun- cil supported Hoogenhoom's mo- tion. "Even though it is May. I think it is important to keep people on the board with ideas." said Hoogen- boom. May lose assistance EXETER - Long a contributor to the finances of the South Huron Rec- reation Centre, Stephen Township may be bowing out of its assistance to the Exeter centre. Reeve Tom Tomes told the South Huron Recreation Centre board Thurs- day that since Stephen Township has taken responsibility for running the Huron Park Recreation Centre once Centralia College closes, the mu- nicipality's recreation budget will be stretched. Should the township have to take over the centre beyond the present temporary arrangement, then Stephen may have to forego the $5,000 a year it contributes to the South Huron Recreation Centre, explained Tomes. New trade agreements We at AGCO Allis have a new trade policy. Bring in the tractor you're using now and we'll let you trade it in for credit towards the purchase of a new AGCO Allis tractor*. So why put up with a machine that keeps letting you down. Stop in for a test drive, and step up to the quality of a AGCO Allis lawn tractor, garden tractor or riding mower_today. 'Trade's salve varies depending upon trade-ir model and condition. Ask for details. Limit d time offer. IAGCO ALLIS Outdoor Power Equipment Innovation brought down to.earth HYDE BROTHERS FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED Jct Old Hwy #7 & Mitchell Road • 81 Wellington St. Rannoch 229-6700 Hensall 262-2605 • fold 1-3/16' kit 1r1e1 hrleood • Polyester torah • Ready to paint or stay, • W. 3f. 34'. 36' x 111' rabbis at this �,t,e.1 DEKPAQCAGES tsn The .deal way lo odd tu.mw Inmg space so your kerne none's ifiglely raised citils 4.4 pouf, 2.8 ya.sk beans and brdo. yaw chose d 2.6 or 2.4 decking amid nal' and ossond Isordwore Sky and rasing packers ore also asu.bbte la aNe your deck a prolessonol look d clo-eyouriell pisses Wheler you plan on bwIdmg o ground ksvel skgl+tly rased. d o raised acond way deck vN eon prowde you wails some FRIEtJ0(Y. KNOWIEOGEA$(E ADVICE. Conn in and see W today.. - Sone HOME BOWING CENTRES also have cedor deck pigs imitable. Mock** us Iv pricing' h ye_, ore nsurnred n using the d natural cedar lumber oMsrnarive. Centralia Farmers Svpply Ltd. CENTRALIA 448•6635 A ,t Exeter I Squirts May 12 Exeter 1 vs. Exeter V Goaltenders: Ryan Campbell, Daniel McLeod Thomas Groot. Matthew Prout and Lisa Hakvoort played well. It was a good be- ginning to the season. Exeter Rebels May 10 Rebels vs- Lambeth (;oafs: Rianne Laye (2), Gillian Gregoire 12). Jodi Willis. Preslee Mauer (3). Sarah Szabo Goaltender: Carolyn Quinn ('ane Cleave and Kerri-Lynn Brownlee played an excellent game. The rest of the team also played an outstanding game. Exeter Sting May I I Sung vs. Del Ko Bndge Storm Goals: Julie Darling (2). Arlene Inlakhana (2), Kelly Farwell. Adnana DeBont A strong showing by the entire team. A strong forward line and midfield managed lo successfully put the hall in the net. As well. a good effort by the defensive line kept the hall out of the home end for virtu- ally the entire game_ Exeter Centennials May 15 Central Arnericans 2 at Exeter 2 Goals: Kea Chansamone. Charlie Wise Goalie: George McEwan Great effort by Jeremy Wright and Mike Troy set up Wise's goal to tie the score at 2-2 The team played better Than last week hut lack of finish on good chances took away a sure win. Exeter Wild Things May 9 Wild Things 8 vs. Glencoe Storm 0 Goals: Kim Farquhar, Heather Davies (2), Kristin Strang (2), Rochelle Geoffrey, Jua- nita Chappel, Helen Theophilopoulos Goalttnder: Jana Webster An excellent game by the entire team to start the season. Exeter IV Squirt May 12 Exeter 1 vs. Naim I 0 Goal: Kurtis Masse (;oaoltenders: Manse, Zachary Neil Both !cams played excellent.. Great work effort by Exeter. Exeter I May I I Exeter 4 vs. Nairn 1 Goals: Caleb Johns (2). Jacob Kinsman, Jason Monteith Assists: Bob Hamilton, Dan Kinsman. Kyle Farwell, Jacob Kinsman Sieve Darbishire and Josh Alexander pro- vided excellent defence. Josh Long and Inc Brownlee pve a good allmund ef- fort. Exetwi Atwn• hI . t May 9 Exeter 5 M St. Columban I 1 Goals: Scott Ralph (2), Geoff Duckworth Kieran O'Rourke (2) Assists: Jamie Rasenberg (2), Jared Eas- ton, Duckworth, Ralph Daniel Maes and Andrew Prowl played well. Neil part: May 2.1 vs. Nairn. A Campbell appointed to rec board EXETER - A new face will join the South Huron Recreation Centre Board this month after Katherine Ens' resignation was accepted with regret last week. Ens cited personal committments and involvement in other organiza- tions as her reasons from stepping down from the board. Town council Monday evening debated whether to replace Ens on the hoard, given the upcoming mu- nicipal election this fall. However, councillor Ben Hoo- genhoom argued with six months remaining in the term, the position should be filled by Cathy Camp - Fury still looking for coach 'ETER - The Exeter Fury sen- ior so: cer team is still looking for a coach. The team is still smarting from a 7-1 loss to the Latinos in London Saturday. Jason McFalls described the loss as the worst in the teams' brief history. The Fury were outplayed in every aspect of the game, said McFalls, and found themselves quickly down 3-0 early in the first half. Exeter was given few chances at the Latinos net in the game, but Pete McAllister connected on a breaka- way to give the (cam its only goal. Anyone interested in helping coach the team is invited to give McFalls a call at 235-0368. Softball Skills Clinic Mon. May 23 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. for girls and boys 6 to 15 Location: Rec Centre, Exeter To register call: 482-9402, 482-7717, 565-5520 S 1St,aigd Line c Collision Our New Shop is just a block away from our present location. It's at 274 Main St. Centralia. This will be our last week in produc- tion before the big move. The week of May 23 -May 27th we'll be busy get- ting the New Shop ready. We expect to open our doors May 30th. We look forward to serving you, our valued customers, at our new location. Don Stuckless 228-6114 Centralia hell, the last person to express an interest in joining the hoard. Coun- cil supported Hoogenhoom's mo- tion. "Even though it is May. I think it is important to keep people on the board with ideas." said Hoogen- boom. May lose assistance EXETER - Long a contributor to the finances of the South Huron Rec- reation Centre, Stephen Township may be bowing out of its assistance to the Exeter centre. Reeve Tom Tomes told the South Huron Recreation Centre board Thurs- day that since Stephen Township has taken responsibility for running the Huron Park Recreation Centre once Centralia College closes, the mu- nicipality's recreation budget will be stretched. Should the township have to take over the centre beyond the present temporary arrangement, then Stephen may have to forego the $5,000 a year it contributes to the South Huron Recreation Centre, explained Tomes. New trade agreements We at AGCO Allis have a new trade policy. Bring in the tractor you're using now and we'll let you trade it in for credit towards the purchase of a new AGCO Allis tractor*. So why put up with a machine that keeps letting you down. Stop in for a test drive, and step up to the quality of a AGCO Allis lawn tractor, garden tractor or riding mower_today. 'Trade's salve varies depending upon trade-ir model and condition. Ask for details. Limit d time offer. IAGCO ALLIS Outdoor Power Equipment Innovation brought down to.earth HYDE BROTHERS FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED Jct Old Hwy #7 & Mitchell Road • 81 Wellington St. Rannoch 229-6700 Hensall 262-2605 • fold 1-3/16' kit 1r1e1 hrleood • Polyester torah • Ready to paint or stay, • W. 3f. 34'. 36' x 111' rabbis at this �,t,e.1 DEKPAQCAGES tsn The .deal way lo odd tu.mw Inmg space so your kerne none's ifiglely raised citils 4.4 pouf, 2.8 ya.sk beans and brdo. yaw chose d 2.6 or 2.4 decking amid nal' and ossond Isordwore Sky and rasing packers ore also asu.bbte la aNe your deck a prolessonol look d clo-eyouriell pisses Wheler you plan on bwIdmg o ground ksvel skgl+tly rased. d o raised acond way deck vN eon prowde you wails some FRIEtJ0(Y. KNOWIEOGEA$(E ADVICE. Conn in and see W today.. - Sone HOME BOWING CENTRES also have cedor deck pigs imitable. Mock** us Iv pricing' h ye_, ore nsurnred n using the d natural cedar lumber oMsrnarive. Centralia Farmers Svpply Ltd. CENTRALIA 448•6635 A ,t