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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-04-14, Page 9In overs. 23 category Times -Advocate, April 14, 1982 Page Dashwood Tiaers win Can.A*i tournament in Lake Placid The Dasbwaod Tigers won gold medals in a recent Can - Am hockey tournament at Lake Placid, Now York spon- $ared by the Hockey News. . The Tigers playing. in the over 23 years of age category lost their first game to Kit- chener and then roared back with four straight wins to take the championship with a final 4-1 win over the same Kit- chener club. In the final game, the Tigers scored two goals. in each of the second and third periods after Kitchener scored their only goal with the game only 32 -seconds old on a shot by Ed Schnurr. Jim aplathar notched the first Desbwood goal at 1.20 of the =ecoidon pass from John er and Tom Hayter to tie the score. WIN CAN -AM CHAMPIONSHIP - The Dashwood Tigers won the over 23 age category championship at the Can -Am hockey tourna- ment at Lake Placid, New York. Back, left, coach Doug Fairbairn, FANSHAWE COLLEGE tucan Arora . Continuing Education Spring 1932 1. Acrylic OH Painting Wed., April 21 7:30.9:30 8 $24. Location St. Patrick's School. 2. Basketry Thurs. April 29.2:00.3:30 6 815. Location: Senior Citizen's Centre. 3. Golf Clink atLlyndin- shire.. Mal tiayI.y3� 6:301' N. - Tuts. May *-11:00 6 $15. Wad. May 5 6:30.8:00 6 815.' 444. Homs Landscaping filled., April 21 7:30-9:30 6 818. Location: St. Patrick's School. 5. Lodies Fitness and Dance Mon. & Wad., April 19 7.8 16 824. location: Si. Patrick's School 6. Rad Cross First Aid Certificate Mon., April 19 6-10 4 - 120. Location: St. Patrick's' School. To register call 452.4441 or 1.800-265-9214 (toll free) 8:30-4:30 Mon. • Fri. Sat. a.m. call 452.4444 to reserve a seat. Fees are collected at first class. Paul Maguire, Tom Hayter, Steve Pfaff, Dan Stanlake,, Steve Kadlecik., Perry Stover, Luc Gagnon, Glenn Thurman. Front, Bill Hoffman, Jim Guenther, Jim Dietrich, Joe Arnold, John. Becker, Don Thornton, John Wooley. Steve Kadlecik fired what roved to be the winning goal seven minutes later with Paul Maguire and Dan Stanlake assisting. Kadlecik was back with the third Dashwood goal midway through the third period. This time Maguire and Bill Hoff- man provided the necessary passes. With only 10 seconds left on the clock Paul Maguire hit the Kitchener net on an unassisted effort. In the semi-final game, the Tigers scored four times as goalie Joe Arnold kept Guelph Community Sports • off the score with a fine performance. Paul Maguire opened the Dashwood scoring at seven minutes of the first period on a solo dash and set up Steve Kadlecik's score early in the middle session. In the third period, the Tigers finished off the scoring with a pair of goals on iden- tical plays. Perry Stover fired both with Luc Gagnon and Bill Hoffman getting the assists. The Tigers scored three first period goals on the way to a 4-1 quarter -final victory over Great Neck, New York. At training camp South Huron star football running back, Mick Linden - field returned Wednesday from a three day training camp at Acadia University in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. During his visit, Linden - field toured the campus and performed numerous strength, speed and agility tests for Axemen coach, John Huard. Acadia, home of the 1981 CIAU football champions has a population of 2700 students on the hun- dred andfifty year old cam- pus. "They're really into , foot:- ball. oot-ball. Because they're not a . • big team, quickness and . agility are stressea, notes Lindenfield. Huard . told Lindenfield that he was look- ing for "ambitious . players who want to play". Linden - field had' the best perfor- mance average among the three fullbacks attending the camp who will vie to replace all -Canadian John Priestnall and is optimistic about his chance of making the team. Last year, Acadia's right to grant 51000 scholarships to all first year players was suspended by the sport governing bodies, "They're trying to get the scholarship reinstated," said Linden - field. WIN LADIES FINAL DRAW The final draw of the season of t e Exeter • •les curling club was won by a rink skipped by Doris Hackney. From the left are Doris Hackney, Marion Knowles, Sylvia Smith and Helen Webber. T -A photo STEPHEN HOCKEY EXECUTIVE - A new slate of officers was named Saturday for the Stephen Minor Hockey Association. Back, left, Mary Conlin, Al Hartford, Tom To- mes and Doug Fick. Front, vice-president Liz Allen, president Bob Watson and vice- president Eugene Glavin. T=A photo CANADA RENTAL SUPPLY PLAN The Canada Rental Supply Pian provides Interest Free Loans to Builders and Developers to encourage the construction of rental accommodation in areas of Canada having low vacancy rates. Loans may be provided in amounts sufficient to enable the development industry to build and manage rental projects, taking into account project costs and first mortgage financing at market interest rates. Rental projects on which construction will not start prior to CMHC approval may qualify. Builders and developers wishing to participate within a specific market area should inform the local CMHC office. Those interested in more than one market area should contact: Director of Underwriting. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Montreal Road Ottawa K1A OP7 Canada '4 Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Honourable Paul Cosgrove Minister Societe canadienne d'hypotheques et de Iogernent DRAW - Winners from the Exeter curling club were: (from left) lead Brum Miller. second Lorne Rideout, vice John 'Coleman and skip Alan Hern. The game was less than two minutes old wben Tom Hayter tallied for the Tigers on a three-way combination with John Becker and John Wooley. At 9.30 Luc Gagnon made it 2-0 on passes from Bill Hof- fman and Dan Stanlake and tour minutes later John Becker registered on a play started by Tom Hayter and John Wooley . In the second period, Tom Hayter fired the final Tiger score with John Becker and Bill Hoffman assisting. The Tigers went on their biggest scoring splurge of the Sii404 tournament in the second game as they blasted a Car- son, Ontario team 8-2. The Dashwood scoring was well spread around with six different players sharing in the goal getting. Paul Maguire fired the on- ly goal of the first period on an unassisted effort. The Tigers broke the game wide open with four goals in the second periiod on suc- cessful shots by Perry Stever, John Wooley, Luc Gagnon and John Becker. Getting assists were Don Thornton, Jim Guenther, and Bill Hoff- man and John Wooley. Crediton Ball Registration Sat., April 17 10 a.m. to 12 noon Crediton Park Board Room OHIP # required Openings for Coaches and Managers Help your children play ball Support the EASTER SEAL FUND. Buy a THANKFUL TANKFUL On Saturday, April 17 at Auto-Rund, your local Esso.. dealer a total of 24t per litre on all gasoline sales will be contibuted toward the 1982 Easter Seal Campaign Auto -Ruud • of. Thti�Do3o�? Why wait for Spring? do if now with... VINYLG PATIO DOCRS New from Dashwood, - the VINYLGLIDE PATIO DOOR gives your home an instant face-lift with its clean good looks of virtually maintenance free vinyl that never needs painting. The Vinylglide Patio -Door offers the homeowner a new distortion -resistant aluminum screen frame with deep recessed corners to insure trouble-free, smooth gliding operation. The insulated safety glass keeps your home energy efficient; while specially anchored security hardware and "anti -lift" design keeps your home safe the year round. 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The game was less than two minutes old wben Tom Hayter tallied for the Tigers on a three-way combination with John Becker and John Wooley. At 9.30 Luc Gagnon made it 2-0 on passes from Bill Hof- fman and Dan Stanlake and tour minutes later John Becker registered on a play started by Tom Hayter and John Wooley . In the second period, Tom Hayter fired the final Tiger score with John Becker and Bill Hoffman assisting. The Tigers went on their biggest scoring splurge of the Sii404 tournament in the second game as they blasted a Car- son, Ontario team 8-2. The Dashwood scoring was well spread around with six different players sharing in the goal getting. Paul Maguire fired the on- ly goal of the first period on an unassisted effort. The Tigers broke the game wide open with four goals in the second periiod on suc- cessful shots by Perry Stever, John Wooley, Luc Gagnon and John Becker. Getting assists were Don Thornton, Jim Guenther, and Bill Hoff- man and John Wooley. Crediton Ball Registration Sat., April 17 10 a.m. to 12 noon Crediton Park Board Room OHIP # required Openings for Coaches and Managers Help your children play ball Support the EASTER SEAL FUND. Buy a THANKFUL TANKFUL On Saturday, April 17 at Auto-Rund, your local Esso.. dealer a total of 24t per litre on all gasoline sales will be contibuted toward the 1982 Easter Seal Campaign Auto -Ruud • of. Thti�Do3o�? Why wait for Spring? do if now with... VINYLG PATIO DOCRS New from Dashwood, - the VINYLGLIDE PATIO DOOR gives your home an instant face-lift with its clean good looks of virtually maintenance free vinyl that never needs painting. The Vinylglide Patio -Door offers the homeowner a new distortion -resistant aluminum screen frame with deep recessed corners to insure trouble-free, smooth gliding operation. The insulated safety glass keeps your home energy efficient; while specially anchored security hardware and "anti -lift" design keeps your home safe the year round. LIST PRICE SALE PRICE SAVE 5' vinyl glide #205 683.00 453.00 230.00 6' vinyl glide #206 740.00 470.00 270.00 "SHOP CO-OP FOR QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS" EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP EXETER 221 Brock St. 235.2081 i_�