Times-Advocate, 1981-05-27, Page 19Centennials
are frustrated
Frustration was on the
minds of all the Exeter
Centennial soccer players
after they lost 6-2 to Grand
Bend Sunday afternoon.
It was an afternoon where
Exeter couldn't buy a goal.
Exeter dominated most of
the game, but, ended up with
the short end of the score.
The Grand Bend team
turned in fine defensive ef-
forts with the Grand Bend
goalie being spectacular on
close in situations. When the
opportunity arose the Grand
Bend forwards were
successful in beating the Ex-
eter defense and goalie.
The game opened up with
numerous changes for the
Exeter forwards, hitting the
crossbar and goalpost on
different occasions. Grand
Bend scored the first two
goals before Shawn Rotteau
found the mark near the end
of the first half on a close in
shot. Grand Bend scored one
more to end the half at 3-1
for Grand Bend.
The second half was much
the same as the first with
Exeter passing and Grand
Bend capitalizing on their
opportunities.
Grand Bend scored three
goals before Paul
Vanderwal, with a goal
mouth scramble scored
what first appeared to have
hit the goal post but had
caught the inside of the post
to end the game at 6-2 for
Grand Bend.
Things have got to turn
around for the Centennials in
the future with the next
game against Taxandria
Falcons next Sunday at 2:00
p.m. at Arkona.
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Stephen sets summer
program cost structures
By LYNNE FARQUHAR
Fees for summer
programs in Stephen
Township have now been set
and are as follows:
S.P.A.R.K. summer
playground, which will
operate out of the McCurdy
School in Huron Park for
four weeks June 29 - July 24
will cost 84 per person, 87 for
two members in one family
and $9 for three.
The S.P.A.R.K.. program
will then move to Crediton
Community Park for the
following three weeks, July
27 - August 14. The Crediton
program will cost 83 a
person, $5 for two in one
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family.
The "Friendships"
program in Dashwood will
operate for seven weeks out
of the Dashwood community
pavillion. It costs S7 a per-
son, 812 for two per family
and $15 for three.
Stephen township pool in
Huron Park will be offering
lessons in three - three week
sessions again this summer.
Fees for lessons are $15 a
three week session, E25 a
three week session for two
members in a family and $30
for three per family.
Public swim rates are
children - 30 cents, teens
(high school) - 50 cents,
adults - 75 cents. Season's
tickets will be available at
the pool at 815. - children; 820
- teens; $25 - adults and $45
for a family pass (please
note, season's tickets are not
valid for free entry to
swimming lessons)
The pool is available for
private rentals once again
for $30 an hour for any ball
teams, clubs, church groups
etc who are interested in a
swimming party. Groups are
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asked to call a few days in
advance to allow staff to
make arrangements.
We are now in the process
of interviewing staff for
summer programs.
Once our staff has been
selected, registration dates
will be set up and announced
through this article.
Thank you's go out to Ian
Russell, Donna Glanville and
Mrs. Hern who have
volunteered their services to
coach the pee wee and
bantam girls teams this
season.
These minor ball coaches
deserve a lot of credit as
many hours are taken up
with practices, games,
phone calls and driving
players to and from games.
Other coaches and helpers
this year are, Randy
Stanlake, Bob Snell, Bob
Watson, Bruce McLean, Ron
Morrison and Andy
McIntyre. A tip of the hat to
all of you and also to those
wives who very often share
coaching duties with their
husbands.
An application was made
this summer for a grant to
hire four staff to do clean-up
and repairs in parks and on
roadsides through -out
Stephen township.
I am sorry to say that our
application was turned
down, but I would like to
thank all those who were
interested in the positions
and wish them luck with
other prospects for summer
employment.
From Dashwood Workshop
Heading for Olympics
Dorothy Daklns of Arc
Industries In Dashwood has
qualified to compete in the
National Special Olympics to
be held later this summer in
Ottawa.
Dorothy who resides in the
Group Home on John Street
in Exeter won a first prize
red ribbon and two second
place finishes in a recent
qualifying swimming
competition in Kincardine.
She compiled the best time
in the 25 metres butterfly
event and was second in the
front crawl and back crawl
classifications.
Ontario is divided into 12
divisions and the local
swimmer will represent
Region 4 in the Special
Olympics to be held in the
nation's capital from July 16
to 19.
Paul Runnalls in charge of
the athletics program at
Dashwood said lack of
practice facilities for
swimming was a problem for
his athletes.
He added, "Dorothy only
had two practices at
Vanastra before she
qualified at Kincardine. With
the help of our swim coach
Bonnie Baynham I expect
Dorothy's training program
will become much more
intensified before she heads
for the Ottawa competition."
Five swimmers
represented Dashwood in the
Kincardine meet. Jim
Johnston of Huron Park
was second in the 25 metres
breaststroke.
Runnalls added, "Our
floor hockey team just ended
their season and now we are
getting ready for soccer and
track and field. We need
volunteers as driver and
coaches and could use more
equipment."
Some sticks and helmets
for the floor hockey team
were provided by Special
Olympics Incorporated.
ARC employees purchased
their sweaters. Assistance
has also been provided by
the Pizza Train and the
Exeter Kinsmen club.
It is hoped to operate a
soccer tournament in this
area during the summer
months.
A track and field meet is
set for Palmerston on May
30. Qualifying runs have
been held at South Huron
District High School with the
Motocross returns
Exciting Motocross race
action returns once again to
Hully Gully this Sunday May
31, with over 254 participants
from across Ontario com-
peting for trophies as well as
over $1500 worth of Honda
contingency money.
A special added feature for
this weekend's race will be
an exhibition of BMX
(Bicycle Motocross).
Interested participants are
advised to contact Randy
Collins at 262-5809 or 262-
3318.
All children attending the
Motocross will have a
chance to win a 1981 Hully
Gully dirt bike valued at
over 8700.
Heats will begin at 11:30
and finals will be in at 2:30.
BMX Bicycle Motocross, a
new sport that has taken off
with such success south of
the border, will be exposed to
sports fans in Western
Ontario this weekend at
Nulty Gully.
Hully Gully Raceway, the
promoter of amature
motocross to its current level
in this area, has decided to
offer a BMX program to
young cyclists in Western
Ontario.
The size and the extent of
this program will depend on
the amount of interest
generated by this weekend's
Cowgirls win
in first game
The Crediton Cowgirls
started the 1981 area fastball
league season on the right
foot Monday with a 21-3 vic-
tory over Biddulph.
The Cowgirlsscored eight
runs in each of the first and
third innings. Deb Lord was
the winning pitcher allowing
only two runs in the first in-
ning and one run in the se-
cond inning for the whole
game.
Scoring three runs each
for Crediton were Carol
Stuart, Brenda Wilds, Tam-
my Regior, Sandy O'Neill
and Shelley Weber.
Thursday the Cowgirls
will play Denfield at Arva,
Friday they are at home to
Lucan, Sunday it's back in
I.ucan at 7 p.mand then
again at home on Monday
night at 9 p.m.
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About the ARC floor
hockey team, Runnalls said,
"They sure improved over
the season. In their first
game they lost to Palmer-
ston 15-2, but, a short time
later were only beaten by a 3-
1 score."
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take part in swimming events of the Special Olympics in Ottawa in July. Above, Dorothy
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