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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-04-27, Page 19sena rs Times -Advocate, April 27, 1994 Page 19 EMHA will look at eliminating Tier 2 in novice, atom "That's why you have some teams entering thew second team in L -M." By Fred Groves T -A staff EXE I ER - Fundraising was one of the buzz words at the Exeter Mi- nor Hockey Association's Annual Meeting last Tuesday night. This past year, the EMHA brought in $9,206.02 compared to $17,406.01 in 1992-93. "Fundraising was kept to a mini- mal but that will have to change for next year," said outgoing president Mike Anstett. This year the financial statement does look bleak as the EMHA will put only about $1,500 aside to start next season. This time a year ago, they had $8,220.23 but in compari- son, in 1991-92 had a deficit of over $6,000. While the financial picture was one topic of discussion amongst the 20 people that turned out, the Kippen Gun Club scores April 19 Brad Mann Mark Tuckey Dennis Boyd John Hessells Bob Graham Jeff Darling Paul Hoff Paul Webb Russ Beaver Jim Butcher Jamie Caldwell Glen Mogk Dennis Steep Bill Stewart Tim Hoff ca u'n... L.0 ,-uuS.r Gord Robinson Lloyd Vennor 50 25 24 24 24 24 23 23 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 11 20 18 Shuffleboard Hensall April 19 6 game winners Dave Kyle Hazel McEwan Marge Richardson Gert Eagleson Pearl McKnight Dave Woodward Russell Ferguson Exeter April 20 4 game winners Marge McCurdy Howard Johns Gil Nordic)/ 011ie Essery 3 game winners Joe Gosar Lloyd Ballantyne Mabel McKnight Ruby Beaver April 21 5 game winners Ann Northey Allen Berry 011ie Essery Gil Northey 4 game winners Ross Richardson Lloyd Ballantyne Steve Hrapchak Tom Williams 570 453 524 442 413 406 353 419 377 348 345 276 257 254 248 468 42I 398 397 385 287 283 262 COACHES NEEDED for Exeter - Minor Baseball Pbone: 235-0535 bigger subject seemed to centre around the new Shamrock Tier 2 League and affiliation of players. Last Sunday at the annual awards day, comment sheets were availa- ble and one of first indicators from those, is that parents are not happy with having Tier 2 for novice and atom. "1t made the competition level for the Lambton-Middlesex teams quite demoralizing," said Anstett. He said eliminating Tier 2 would guarantee a lot of kids would keep on playing hockey. Former EMHA president Sharon Lynn who is the incoming presi- dent of the Lambton-Middlesex League, said how strong or weak a team is should dictate whether or not they go Shamrock Tier 2 or Lambton-Middlesex. "That's why you have some cen- tres entering their second team in the Lambton-Middlesex," she said. Exeter and the other centres have to make a decision on which league teams will go into by late August or early September. Anstett put out an urgent call to non -parents to come and coach in the EMHA. He said a big problem they run into is when a team is se- lected. A parent says he wants to coach a certain level and therefore the pos- sibility of his son or daughter mak- ing that team are usually pretty good. He added that if there were more non -parent coaches, "that would solve a lot of our problems." Increase: The 1993-94 season saw the EMHA grow by one team as there were 239 players compet- ing on 17 teams from pre -tyke to midget. As a result, the ice hill this year went up $7,000. Exeter had two teams make it to the Ontario Minor Hockey Associa- tion finals and while they did not win, Anstett said the EMHA were very proud of them. "1t was quite a successful year to see two teams go that far," he said referring to the Atom Broncos and Exeter Minor Hockey & Area Inc. is now accepting Applications for Coaches for the 1994-95 season Deadline - June 1, 1994 For Information contact Tim Ralph, 235-1124, Susan Maver, 235-0581 the Bantam Lincolns. Also touched upon briefly at Tuesday's meeting was how awards should be presented. Al this year's event, not all teams chose to give them out. "Maybe that's something parents can do well ahead of time...it's a major concern that should be dealt with," said Anstett. The following is the approximate number of hours each team had on it's home ice this season: Pre -tyke, 22 hours; Tyke 1 and II, 36; Novice 1, 39.5; Novice 11, 46; Novice 111, 39; Novice IV, 42; Atom I, 45; Atom II, 47; Atom III, 38; Peewee I, 48; Peewee II, 48.5; Peewee III, 40; Bantam 1, 67.5; Midget 1, 65; Midget 11, 51. • • • • • • XIZXXZXXZIXZXIXXXXXIZ iszcar r�i.rl POWER & LEISURE • • • • • •• • • • t • • "SAT. MAY 7 11 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. "FEATURING: 14 ►1 i1 ii n /1 11 14 114 14 ' POWER & LEISURE N H 235-2121 4 ;; Hwy. 4 S. Exeter 1414 !tiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11it1 Cub Cadet" See idet- Sc'e 1111 11, next week's issue for details 14 ii ESC ge�� N TH E HARDEST WOIUNG TRUCK TEAM F -SERIES 'ENFORCER' -ONE TOUGH PRICE! STANDARD DRIVER'S AIRBAGR S SIDE CICKDONT HAVE IT! 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STANDARD DRIVER'S AIRBAGR S SIDE CICKDONT HAVE IT! 'ENFORCER' SPECIAL VALUE PACKAGE COMES COMPLETE WITH: ,vf Power Steering v AM/FM Stereo [v' All Season Tires [v( Payload Package /Special Decal Package [yr 36 Month Emergency Roadside Assistance v( Driver's Side Airbag /Power Brakes with Rear ABS [i(4.9 Litre Engine yr Speed Manual Transmission [ Styled Steel Wheels Cvi Rear Step Bumper [v Insulation Package MERCURY NEW 6�?44 AL FORD & MERCURY DEALER OF THE BEST-SELLERS! • 113.711/t 16, 241 hosed on MSRP ol -EA-scree. 1.2 /4.1 regulot ,nh with P E P 826A 5 speed r..,^.T ss'on with 3750 coshbocl opphed E,docles Ere,ght 1870 kens. oncl oppl,cnble Mmes GST n poyoble on lull amount of pv chos. p0c. b.lore cosbboch deduced Offers may not be combined timeed rime ol1.r denier moy s.8 tor less 5ee deolee for &sols Omorio MOA 0 0 !ow 2000. Oo1v,M. Oneor,o (61 SEI