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Times -Advocate, September 11, 1991
Exeter Hawks coach George Pratt Jr. drops the puck
practice Wednesday evening.
during
Hawks open camp In Hensall
HENSALL - If strength lies in
numbers the Exeter Hawks look as
if they could have a strong season.
The Hawks opened their Western
Ontario Junior 'D' training camp in
Hensall last Wednesday, and
coaches John Kernick,George Pratt
Jr. were impressed with the 49
skaters in attendance.
"We'll probably look at about 60
players before the cuts are made,"
said Pratt. "We know of at least 2
or 3 more rookies yet to come out,
but there will probably be more."
The coaches expect their num-
bers will increase as other teams,
such as the St. Marys Lincolns,
make cuts. The Hawks will miss
the services of centre Jason Hey-
wood this season, as he has already
been signed by the Lincolns. Cen-
tre Andrew Barton is also out with
a broken collar bone suffered in a
St. Marys tryout, but he and sever-
al other veterans are expected to
report. Should the puck bounce
their way, Exeter could be fortunate
enough to see most of last year's
roster return.
"I was pretty impressed with
some of the rookies," said Kemick.
"There's only about 10 spots sewn
up which means everyone better be
working hard."
An advantage for the junior 'D'
Karate youth group Instructor Brian Decker awards a diploma
to Lance Bedard at Tyndall's Karate School Saturday in the
Exeter Lion's Youth Centre.
Shuffleboard
scores
Exeter
September 4
4 game winners
Estelle Chalmers 223
Grace Farquhar 218
5 games
Helen McKay 406
Lloyd Lovell 391
Wilma Davis 389
M. Eizenga 350
Jean Hem 347
Hugh McKay 336
September 5
5 games
Lloyd Lovell 427
M. Eizenga 392
Pearl McKnight 362
Allen Johns 357
Lorne Shelton 351
Hensall
September 3
High 6 game winners
Marg Consitt 457
Ethel McMurtrie - tie 450
Alice Thiel - tic
John Pepper
Allen Johns
Jack Consitt
Thelma Thiel
450
434
420
412
410
THANK You
On behall of the
Juniors Club,
I would like to thank our spon-
sors, the management & staff of
ironwood for their support.
Winners of the
• Aug. 30 wrap-up were:
Low gross - Jim Ahrens
Low net - Kevin Ross
Putting Champ - Darren Mason
1 am looking forward to another
successful season next year.
Wottgang Slawik
Karate
Tyndall's Karate
School
Youth Karate & Grading
September 7
Received Certificates
Justin Hoffman
Johnny Jacobs
Amber Oakes
Cody Oakes
Craig Stoat
Rodney Smale
Amanda Wilds
Received Yellow Belt
Anna Marie Bedard
Lance Bedard
Patrick Ens
Lance Pfaff
Shannon VanRompaey
Jason Horton (Holmesville Youth
Class)
Received Orange Belt
Fred Sanders (Exeter ' dult Clan
Thank You
Exeter Men's Slow
Pitch League
would like to thank
Tom Seip for his
support with their
Fund Raising BBQ
squad last year was the fact that
they didn't have any overagers.
Unfortunately, this year saw four
players cross the age barrier, with
the Hawks permitted to sign only
two. Last year's captain Jeff Dal-
rymple heads the cast followed by
forwards Cory Colhoun, Jim Dick-
ens and goaltender Dean Fratar-
cangeli.
"Cuts are always hard to make
because you've got to see how kids
will react in a game," said Kernick.
"You can't always base a decision
on what you see in practice because
some guys are just practice
players."
Exeter already has several St.
Marys and Parkhill players in
camp, as well as seven goalies. By
the time the last couple of pre-
season games roll around, both
Kernick and Pratt hope to have the
roster set at 20.
The Hawks will take to the ice
for their fust exhibition game Fri-
day, September 13 against the Sea -
forth Centennaires in Hensall.
Hawks pre -season
September 13 - vs. Seaforth Cen-
tennaires in Hensall
September 2Q - vs. Paris Moun-
ties in Hensall
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I use a computer for a lot of
things, (including typing
this). One is an accounting
program, and when I exceed
the capacity of the comput-
er's memory a message
flashes on the monitor tell-
ing me so, and denies me ac-
cess to the program. Then
the correct procedure, ac-
cording to the manual, is to
purge old files, but I can't,
because I have to be able to
have access to the program
to purge old files. I have a
phone number in Vancouver
to call that allows people
there to talk down to me
while we go through a con-
voluted procedure.
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EXETER &
1 AREA MiNOR HOCKEY
1 1991 Practice Schedule for Huron Park Arena
Mon., Sept. 16
1 Tues., Sept. 17
1 Wed., Sept. 18
Thurs., Sept. 19
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Fri., Sept. 20
1 Sat., Sept. 21
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Mon., Sept. 23
1 Tues., Sept. 24
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Wed., Sept. 25
1 Thurs., Sept. 26
1 Fri., Sept. 27
1 Sat., Sept. 28
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7 - 8 p.m.
8 - 9 p.m.
9-10p.m.
7 - 8 p.m.
8 - 9 p.m.
9-10p.m.
7-8p.m.
7 8 p.m.
8 - 9 p.m.
9- 10p.m.
7-8p.m.
8-9p.m.
9- 10p.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
9- 10 a.m.
10 - 11 a.m.
11 -12 noon
12 - 1 p.m.
6-7p.m.
7 - 8 p.m.
7 - 8 p.m.
8 9 p.m.
9 - 10 p.m.
7-8p.m.
8 - 9 p.m.
9- 10 p.m.
7-8p.m.
7 - 8 p.m.
8 - 9 p.m.
9 10 p.m.
7 - 8 p.m.
8-9p.m.
9 - 10 p.m.
8 - 9 a.m.
9- 10 a.m.
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11 -12 noon
12-1 p.m.
6-7p.m.
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Novice 1
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All players must be registered with E.M.H.A. before practice.
1 Tykeand Pre -Tyke practice will begin Friday, October 4.
For more information call E.M.H.A. president Larry Taylor at
1235-1569, or ice convener Frank Kints at 229-8851.
Registration forms are available at the South Huron Rec Cen-
ttre, and from any EM 4.A. executive member.
Attention Coaches;
1 The off -ice portion of the "Powerstride" coaches clinic is tenta- 1
tively scheduled for Wednesday, September 18, 7 p.m. at the
1 Exeter Lions Youth Centre.
On hand will be Carole Robinson who ran the on -ice sessions, 1
as well as Dr. Craig Hall, sports psychologist, U.W.O.
1 Eleanor Brownrich, nutrition specialist
Darryl Edestrand, former NHL defenseman.
1 If you have any interest in coaching in the Exeter Minor Hockey
• system, please feel free to attend.
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