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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT WINNERS - Here is the Hensall basketball team, the winners of the South
Huron Elementary School Bosketball Tournament. The one -dray tournament was held at McCurdy -Huron
Hope School on Friday. From left back: John Towton, Darryl Lawrence, Chris Campbell, John Bell, Jason
Clarke, and Sheila Armstrong (coach). Front: Wayne Scotchmer, Jason (manse, Jim Dickins, Ben Bjerg,
Rob Volland.
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BASKETBALL CHAMPS McCurdy and Exeter girls' teams tied for first place in the area basketball
tournament held at Exeter Public School. Shown are the McCurdy team members (back left) are Eileen
Price, Tracy McLeod, Shawna Becker, Deb Slavin, Tracy Cooper, Lora Lynn Dunlop,'Cynthia Osborne,
Tammy Hoist, coach Harry Brooks, Corina Price with the banner, and (front) Kathy Gage, Ginny Cable,
Melanie Jones, Trac Southcott and Tommie Winer
BASKETBALL CHAMPS Exeter and McCurdy girls' teams tied for first place in the area basketball
tournament held of Exeter Public School. The Exeter team is shown aback left) coach Jane Brown, Diane
McCarter, Kathy McDonald. Spring Cushman, Liz Mol. Lisa Morris, Kim Murray, Dimitra Lerikos: holding
banner are Michelle Hirtzel and Cindy Moore. In front are Michelle Ellison, Christie Brintnell, Mondi
Fields (with ball), Tina Campbell and Marcie Ellison.
Openers tonight
Rec softball underway
I.:xelcr 11en's iter League gels
underway on Wednesday N1ay the 1st
al 7 p.m. The Blue Crew play 1'shorne
•the inn-dians meet ('hiselhurst and
the Derby i)ip Shakers meet
Winchelsea Raiders
This year's league looks strong with
all teams in contention \lator schrdul
ing changes were required when the
announcement was made that the
lights on diamond 1 were being
removed The rec league will operate
112 games on Monday and 11 cdnesday
evenings drool 11ay In September 18
at which Bole a playnit formal will lx.
announced
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a slow pitch tournament on flay :31.
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These tournaments provide exerting
hall and area. teams have joined in
donating to the improvement of
diamonds and facilities on a number
of occasions.
('once out and enjoy the excitement
at Exeter's I"asthall tennis.
DART SCORES
x p.m.
4-1ti's vs 011ie's Best
Shiphunters vs Odd Ones
Outlaws vs Cansentts
Lost Flights vs Smur(s
9::30 p.m.
Swat vs Scotties
Trailers vs Turtles
All in the Family vs A '1'eant
Itchy Niters vs Snvde and ('1uck
Notice of
Annual
Meeting
Election of Officers
of the
Exeter and
Area Junior
Association
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a
Thurs., May 9th
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South Huron Rec
Centre
at 8:00 p.m.
Cost: 51.00 to vote
Kendra Arthur eighth
in arovincial contest.
Local grade twelve badminton ace
Kendra Arthur competed at the On-
tario finals in Toronto over the
weekend and finished the tourney in
eighth position.
A total of 16 conferences were
represented at OFSSA, involving 32
competitors from across the
province.
Arthur opened the tourney with two
straight wins. In her first match, the
local faced a competitor from George
Vanier and eliminated the Toronto
District representative in straight
games by scores of 11-5 and 11-4.
It look Arthur three games to defeat
her second opponent, a competitor
from Woodlands Secondary School.
Next Arthur took on the tourna-
ment's second seed, Mary Wales. The
local was little match for the Banding
Memorial player who defeated Ar-
thur in two straight by scores of 11-5
and 11-1. -
"Wales is a really good player." Ar-
thur said. Wales continued on in win-
ning fashion until the final match
where she was defeated by first seed
Ingrid Fairbrother.
The loss put the local athlete into
the double elimination round where
she met Cheryl Takaodoa from Wex-
ford C.I. Facing elimination Arthur
opened -the match with an 11-7 win in
game one but went down to defeat 11-8
and 11-4. The loss put an end to her
day and placed her eighth in the
province.
Arthur's match with the Waxford
representative proved to be one of the
best matches of the tourney, competi-
tion wise. "We were both,., really
tired. There was lots of long rallies
Soccer
coaches
needed
The Exeter Contennial Soccer Club
is out to start another season of soc-
cer for the kidiof Exeter and area.
As in previous seasons we will
again compete in the Lucan and
district soccer league. Parents will be
notified about the first practice this
week.
The sport of soccer keeps growing
in this area with the result that we %vitt
be fielding 13 teams in five age
groups. plus two senior teams.
Because of the number of teams,
coaching this year is a real problem.
As of right now, lour teams are
without a coach and unless we find
some soon these teams will have to be
split over all the other teams with the
result that each team will have to sit
out two or three players every game.
We urge those parents who come to
all their kids' games anyway to give
consideratim to becoming a coach or
assistant coach for their child's team.
We can guarantee you that once you
become involved you will love it.
Please contact Marlin Dellruyn
2:34-6798 immediately if you're
interested.
We look forward to a great season
with the kids and lots of tun
and that took a lot of energy from both
of us." Arthur says.
The local 16 -year-old looks forward
to returning to OFSSA competition on
the badminton court next season. "It
was fun and I hope to be back."
Arthur. an excellent all-round
athlete. is no rookie to competition at
the provincial level after seeing
• OFSSA action on the field hockey
field. Finishing eighth in the province
is a great accomplishment but all
ready Kendra Arthur has her sights
set on bettering that mat'k.
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BIG CATCH — Bill Russell, RR 1 Exeter, shows off his 13.3 Ib. salmon
he landed during the Sarnia Salmon Derby which began last Satur-
day. It was caught Sunday off the"Aus:Ile owned by Harry Mothers
on the left, while Lee Webber on the right helped. Tlcatch placed
third so far in the two week derby.
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