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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-09-20, Page 151 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 f seeOfl40 Times -Advocate, September 20,1995 Kim Farquhar makes a play during a field hockey game against Stratford Central on Wednesday. The Panthers won 6-0. SHDHS field hockey team win two tournaments EXETER - South Huron District High School's field hockey team re- turned to their winning ways kick- ing off the season with two hack to back victories on Wednesday he - lore winning their invitational tour- nament on Friday. Twenty field hockey teams con- verged on Exeter on Friday for the annual Red and Black Tourna- ment. • Five teams played in four pools, with south Huron, Resurrection, St. Davids and North Middlesex meet- ing in the semi-finals. North Mid- dlesex defeated St. Davids and South Huron defeated Resurrection 4-0 on goals by Danielle Miners who scored three and Kim Far- quhar with one. The Panthers heat North Mid- dlesex 2-0 in the final on goals by Cara Gardner and Lori Richardson to retain the tourney champion- ship. On Saturday, the South Huron field hockey team travelled to Wa- terloo to participate in the Spring- field tournament. The Panthers came back from a one goal deficit to heat Loyola from Kitchener 3-1. Miners led the scoring with two goals hacked up by Kim MacLean who netted one. Miners didn't stop there as she earned the hat trick leading her team to a 3-0 victory over Preston High. In the third game. Miners teamed Centennials eliminated from playoffs EXETER - The Exeter Centenni- als were eliminated from playoff contention Sunday after playing St. Columban through a scoreless game. It was a must win situation for the Centennials who needed the win to gain post -season play and secure a berth in the playoffs. The first half yielded several scoring opportunities with Chuck Walker, Aaron Weston and Nick Szabo narrowly missing the opponent's net. Exeter's defense played well holding their own against a much taller and younger opponent. St. Colurnban took advantage of the wind in the second half of the game and were rewarded with three excellent scoring chances, but keeper Craig Winbow turned them away earning a shutout in the progress. The Centennials travel to Nairn Saturday for their final game of the year. A win would leave them only one point out of the playoffs rounding out the season in fifth place. up with Shawna Rowe for a 2-0 victory over Grand river from Kitchener'. In the semi-finals, the Panthers easily defeated arch rivals Ridley College from Si. Catharines 3-1 and went on to shut out South- wood from Kitchener 2-0 on goals by Miners and Cara Gardner. Rookie Amanda Hodgert was given goalie duties for all three games displaying the confidence and talent of a seasoned veteran. The two tournaments gave the Panthers the opportunity to meet some of the best teams in the re- gion and no doubt is an indication of what lies ahead for south Huron - field hockey. Pee Wee 'A' champs The Hensel! Pee Wee girls were Huron Perth "A" champs this year. Back row I to r: man- ager Jackie Ferris, Dawn Corbett, Tammy Cluett, Lisa Forrest, Gina Graham, Lindsay Knight, Tara Fidler, Tara Campbell, Michelle Zwart, Janine Kaufman, coach Bob Law- rence. Front row I to r, Becky Corbett, Lisa Rooseboom, Jamie Reaburn, Kim Taylor, Ali- cia Lawrence, Stephanie Hovius and Erin Traquair. Your Views � I, -- Letters to the editor Statement of Carroll's clarified All community services are being challenged to deal with financial constraints... Dear Editor: Further to the article "Funding in adequate for lo- cal parachute students" which appeared in the paper September 13, 1995, i wish 10 clarify a statement made by Paul Carroll. He indicated that the 'para- chute students arc coming to Huron County because of the active "community living associations." This statement appears to imply that the Community Liv- ing Associations arc accepting students into residen- tial care whose home is not Huron County which in turn is causing financial difficulties with the educa- tion system. As the three ACL's do not provide residential supports for children, they are not in a position to be accepting children into care. in discussions with Paul Carroll, he indicated that his statement was aimed at the quality of services that arc available for high needs children in this county. His statement was meant to encompass all the community services that arc available in Huron County and not just those that arc offered through the Community Liv- ing Associations. Ail community services are being challenged to deal with the financial constraints. Community Liv- ing - South Huron is having to find ways to manage a $131,000 annual cut in funding which is being phased in over this operating year. Our resources are aimed at people who Iivc in South Huron or who arc returning home from provincial facilities. 1 would have to a agree with Paul that children coming to this county for services through the educational sys- tem should have resources following them from their home areas. I trust this will help clarify some issues raised in this article. Sincerely yours. John J. Gray Executive Director t Fury defeated by Tillsonburg TILLSONBURG - The Exeter Fury fell 2-0 Sunday to a strong Tillsonburg team that would not al- low many scoring chances. The action packed game got off to an early start with Exeter's Tom Westerveld narrowly missing the net on a breakaway. Tillsonburg re- sponded quickly with a goal on a well placed shot to the corner. Tillsonburg had many opportuni- ties to increase their lead including a shot that was headed off of the goal line by Exeter's Matt Sims. The Fury warded off several more scoring chances but couldn't get any offense started against the now first place Tillsonburg team who earned the number one spot with the day's victory. Tillsonburg added another goal late in the game to finish their scoring. Exeter finishes their regular sea- son Sunday at home against St. Thomas for a 4 pm game. The Fury can clinch a playoff spot with a win, however, the decision may rest on goal differentials between St. Thomas and Exeter. Shuffleboard scores Hensall September 12 6 game winners Russell Ferguson Ethel McMurtrie Pearl McKnight Dean Gibson Dave Kyle Evelyn McBeath Hazel McEwan Edna Deitz Exeter 523 513 469 434 429 412 398 397 September 13 5 game winners Allen Berry 415 Marge McCurdy 403 Ann Northey 367 John Pepper 351 4 game winners Wm. Baechler 452 Lloyd Lovell 313 Sena Gosar 243 Delmar Skinner 295 3 game winners Tom Williams 168 Estelle Chalmers 130 September 14 5 game winners Olive Essery 400 Allen Berry 391 Ina Williams 366 Gil Northey 364 4 game winners Howard Johns 268 Marge McCurdy 261 Estelle Chalmers 259 Gordon Hoggarth 249 Page 15 Got a sports tip? Call the Times - Advocate 235-1331 Bailey's Law *3: Nobody should spend 18 years in school learning how to be unemployed. • Thank You Exeter Golf Course Wednesday Night Ladies would like to thank the following sponsors: Hensali Siding & Linda Webber Dave Passmore Plumbing & Heating Cathy Batten Jack & Marg's Ltd. Ellison Travel Exeter Chrysler Exeter Golf Course State Farm Ins. 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