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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-23, Page 22The Common 0/0 it94/ ensqr. 40, Goals: Cayle Lawton (3), Bram Steele, Don aid Storey Assists: Alex Kemp (2), Craig Traquair (2) Maggie Steciuk (2), Melissa DeYoung, Brendan Buchanan. Nevin Hodgins. Came- ron McCrae Goaltender: Marty Glavin Alex Kemp and Craig Traquair played well Good team effort. Players are starting to pass the puck. Good work November19 Exeter 1 at Alvinston 5 Goal: Steciuk Goaltender: Chris Desjardine Chns Desjardine, Donald Storey and Bram Steele had good efforts. November 20 Exeter 7 at Mt Brydges 3 Goals: Lawton (3). Steciuk (2), Josh Fields, Storey Assists: Hodgins (2), Traquair (2), Kemp. Buchanan, Steven Veal, DeYoung (2), Ste- ciuk, Storey. Lawton Goaltender: Glavin Excellent game by Cayle Lawton, Nevin Hodgins and Maggie Steciuk. Good aggres- sive checking. Keep it up. Future gasses: November 26 at Heusall, 9 a.m. and November 26 at Exeter vs. Mt Brydgcs. 11:45 a.m. Peewee AE Huron Tractor Exeter 2 vs. Mt. Brydges 4 Goals: Bob Hamilton. Ryan Ralph Assists: Hamilton, Michael Deyoung, Peter Fragiskatos Goaltender: Jeff Gooch made some nice saves. The game was nes as bad as the score showed. Good effort in the third penod. Next home game: November 27 Peewee Big V Bullets November 17 Exeter 6 vs. Mt Brydges 1 Goals: Rob Acton (2), Mark Bilinsky, Jason Miles (3) Assists: Bilinsky, Ben Rader, Andrew Freit- er. John Gregus (2), Jason Revington Goaltender: Brad MacDonald Team record: 3-3-1 Strong playing by the whole team. November 20 - Exhibition game Exeter 4 vs. Zurich 6 Goals: Freiter, Miles, Bilinsky (2) Assists: Bilinsky, Rader. Gregus, Freiter, Acton (2) Goakender: MacDonald Nest game: November 26 in Exeter Peewee Lasers November 17 Watford Bruins 0 at Exeter 4 Goals: Aaron Heywood, Matt Rowe, Josh Mauer, Nick Bailey Assists: Barry Edwards, Matt DenHolland- er, Mauer November 20 Exeter 4 at Thedford 1 Goals: Rowe (3), Tyler Obre Assists: Mauer (2), Bailey Shamrock Bantam AE November 17 Exeter 9 at Ilderton 0 Goals: Lucas Forrest (2). Mark Parsons. Ty Bourne, Scott Gilfillan, Jim Seaton, Luther Hayman, Kevin Hogan. Greg Young Assists: Hayman (3), Young (2), Bourne (2). Hogan, Forrest, Gilfillan, Seaton, Law- rence Cole, Ben Cottrell, Ryan Munn. Rob McIntosh Goaltender: John Miners Zurich Kings goalie Scott Bogart makes a save against the Generals during the Zurich Men's Rec Hockey League toumament. New compressor for Zurich Luckily, the ice didn't have ZURICH - There was almost no rec hockey tournament in Zurich on the weekend - almost. Last Wednesday the compressor used to keep the ice frozen at the Babe Siebert Arena broke down. That put a big question mark around whether or not the annual Zurich Men's Recreational Hockey League Tournament would be played. "It had been acting up the past couple of weeks," said Zurich arena manager Jim Ramer. But by Thursday afternoon the new 75 -horsepower compressor was in and although some of the games had to be delayed, they were played. "By the time we got the old one out and the new one it, it was Fri- day at midnight," said Ramer. Fortunately the ice did not have to be taken out and Ramer said there was only about a quarter of an inch of water which built up. He "said that was because the arena batt, insulation installed a couple of years ago. "It (the ice) held good enough that we were able to bring it back." The old compressor was a 50 - horsepower which means the new- er, bigger one has more cooling ca- pacity. Lots of local teams: There were 14 teams at this year's tournament which also saw a volleyball tourna- ment held in the adjacent com- munity centre in Zurich. Winning the 'A' final was High - N -Dry who edged the Jets 4-3. High -N -Dry opened the tourna- ment with an 8-2 win over the Zu- .\'FEJ) .a I 'SED VI:Ill ('L l: NEED l" 1.\ . 1.\CI.\ G? We can help.\l We will finance you! • No hassle, instant credit approval and delivery • Over 30 completely reconditioned and certified vehicles to choose from at all times. More details? CaII or see us Coolman Auto Sales Inc. 74 Thames Road West (#83 Highway) Exeter Ont. (519) 235-3573 4, I? "if lb all VotingDelegates to the upcoming Nomination Meeting in Exeter on Nov 30/94 Tom TOMES Would appreciate your support - He has been involved for many years with municipal and Local government - Warden - County of Huron, 1993 - Reeve rlwvp. of Stephen since 1985 - He has demonstrated good leadership by using common sense j Vote Tomes Page 22 Times -Advocate, November 23, 1994 SPORTS Novice Waxers November 14 Exeter 1 vs. Mt. Brydges 0 Goal: Justin Fields Assist: Shane Gregoire November 20 - Scaforth tournament Exeter Waxers were the •A' runnerups Game 1 St. Thomas 1 vs. Exeter 7 Goals: Cameron Murray (3), Fields (2), Ja- mie Rasenberg, Michael MacLean Assists: Jordan Darling (2). Tony Regier, Geoffery Duckworth, Murray, Michael Ned- za, Shawn Murray, Fields Game 2 Exeter 3 vs. Seaforth : Goals: Rasenberg, Fields, Regier Assists: Gregoire. Regier Excellent game by all Exeter Waxers and goalkeeper Justin Hayter. Game 3 Chesley 5 vs. Exeter 1 Goal: Rasenberg Assist: Fields Atom Broncos November 14 Exeter 2 at Mt. Brydges 8 Goals: Kevin Overholt, Mike Dietrich Assist: Daryl Weiss Goaltenders: Kyle Farwell, Chris Desjar- dine Nabisco Atoms November 18 Exeter 5 at Hensall 3 1I(,cl:c� Coaching Kiln Checking from beind: Education and prevention The most common cause of serious spinal injuries in hock- ey is when a player is checked, pushed or bumped from be- hind, and goes head first into the boards. Such injuries have left some victims paralyzed for life. As a coach, it is your respon- sibility to ensure that your players develop the proper atti- tudes and skills to protect themselves and opponents from dangerous hits from be- hind. Education must begin at the start of the season. Coaches at all levels, contact and non -contact, must help players develop respect for op- ponents and rules. Players must be aware of the conse- quences of checking, shoving, or bumping an opponent who is in the "danger zone", the three to four metres of ice in front of the boards. Teach your players to treat opponents as they like to be treated them- selves! Coaches in categories with contact should recognize that checking is an advanced skill which must be taught using proper teaching progressions, and only once the player¢ have mastered all skating skills. Safety must be the first priori- ty when teaching checking skills. Here are more suggestions: • ensure your players stretch properly before all games and practices; • make sure your players in- clude exercises to strengthen neck muscles in off -ice train- ing programs; • teach your players the proper technique for receiving checks, and to always be alert when in the "danger zone"; • encourage referees to en- force all rules that penalize checking from behind. For more resources, obtain the videos "Smart Hockey" with Mike Bossy, and "NCCP Checking" from your Branch office or the CNA Resource Centre. Fore more information on improving your coaching skills, contact the Canadian Hockey Association, 613/748- 5613, or the Coaching Associ- ation of Canada, 613/748- 5624; or write to the associa- tions at 1600 James Naismith Drive, Gloucester, Ontario KIB 5N4. Opening December 1 Gibby's Brewmaster Centralia 228-6888 Owner Pete Gibson Beer 870. Wine 875. K - av,I : hie 1 to come out rich Kings but lost their next one, 11-4 to the Free Agents. However, they remained on the championship side as they slipped into a wild card spot where they beat the Habs, 7-3. November 19 Exeter 4 at Lambeth 1 Goals: Hayman (2), McIntosh, Young Assists: Cottrell, Cole Goaltender: Miners Next game: Saturday vs. Dorchester at 6:30 P.M. Bantam Legionaires November 19 Exeter 6 at Strathroy 1 Goals: David Marshall (2). Dave Farquhar, Luke Sims (3) Assists: Greg Geoffrey (2), Sims, Ryan Freiter. Brock Weiss, Tyler Bourne, Farqu- har. Brian Hayman A well -disciplined game by Exeter players and a strong performance in net by Joey Bi- erling. Future games: November 23, home to Dor- chester at 7:40: November 28 at Watford Juvenile Chiefs November 18 Exeter 4 at EIma Logan 4 Goals: Martin Regier, Ian Jean (2). Steve Cook Assists: Ryan Wells (3), Adam Durand (2). Ben Geiger, Rob Kobayashi Strong weekend for defensemen Adam Du- rand. Steve Stire. November 19 Exeter 1 at Elora 6 Goal: Bob Wheeler Assist: Cam Rader November 20 Drayton 6 at Exeter 1 Goal: Kobayashi Shuffleboard Exeter November 16 5 game winners Gil Northey Hugh McKay John Deweerd Ann Northey 4 game winners Delmer Skinner Doris Denham Howard Johns Steve Hrapchak 3 game winners Rose Webster June Hodgson Ted Wright Clara Harris November 17 5 game winners Steve Hrapchak John Pepper Wm. Baechler oris Miller 4 game winners Pearl McKnight Hugh McKay Wilma Davis Gordon Hoggarth 485 363 360 282 320 291 288 288 257 236 177 149 487 337 307 297 377 347 285 279 VILLAGE OF LUCAN NOTICE OF PROPOSED ROAD RENAMING AND RENUMBERING TAKE NOTICE THAT under the provisions of paragraphs 111 & 112 of Section 210 of the MUNICIPAL ACT R.S.O. 1990 Chapter M45, the Council of a Municipality is authorized to pass a by-law for renaming certain streets and renumbering the lots along any highway. The Council of the Corporation of the Village of Lucan has deemed this renaming and renumbering necessary in order to comply with the County wide implementation of the emergency 911 system. It is proposed that Richmond Street be renamed to Wellington Street and Concession #4 be renamed to Saintsbury Road. The Council of the Corporation of the Village of Lucan will be holding a Public Meeting on Tuesday, December 20, 1994 at 7:15 p.m. to hear anyone who claims to be adversely affected by the proposed street name changes. Further information regarding these changes may be obtained by calling the Clerk's office at (519) 227-4253 during normal busi ness hours. Dated at the Village of Lucan this 16th Day of November, 1994. R.J. Reymer A.M.C.T., Clerk Village of Lucan Ontario Telephone Service Commission Commission ontarienne des services telephoniques NOTICE OF APPLICATION CONCERNING THE BLANSHARD MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM TAKE NOTICE that an application dated November 15, 1994 has been filed with the Ontario Telephone Service Commission (the "Commission") seeking its approval, pursuant to subsection 47(6) of the Telephone Act (Ontario) for the disposition of the whole of the BlanshardMunicipal Telephone System (the "System") to Quadro Communications Co-operative Inc. (the "Co-operative"), a co-operative corporation incorporated under the provisions of the Co-operative Corporations Act (Ontario). The application is made on behalf of the Co-operative and the Corporation of the Township of Blanshard, the trustee of the assets of the System (the "Trustee"). The application seeks the approval �f the Commission to the transfer of the undertaking and all of the property and assets of the System from the Trustee to the Co-operative in order to convert the System into a co-operative owned telephone system. The members of the Co- operative will be all of the customers of the System except for those persons who decline to become members. Materials related to becoming a member of the Co-operative and to this application have been mailed to each of the customers of the System. Subsection 47(6) of the Telephone Act empowers the council of the Trustee to authorize the sale or disposition of the whole of the System without convening a meeting of the subscribers of the System where, from absence or loss of records or other cause, the subscribers are unable to be ascertained, subject to the approval of the Commission as provided for in that subsection. The council of the Trustee passed a by-law on November 1, 1994 approving of the disposition of the whole of the system to the Co-operative and a purchase agreement has been signed. The closing of that transaction is subject to the approval of the Commission. Any customers of the System interested in making any submissions to the Commission concerning this application should make their submissions in writing to be received by the Commission no later than January 3, 1995, at the address as follows: • Ontario Telephone Service Commission Ilesley Street West floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2E7 Attention: Secretary/Registrar c/o Neil J. McCallum, Counsel Fax No. (416) 326-1021 The Commission, in its discretion, may proceed with a decision on the application without the holding of a public hearing. If you do not make any written submissions to the Commission by the date specified, the Commission may proceed to a decision without your submissions and you will not be entitled to further notice of these proceedings. Copies of the application and related material forwarded to the Commission are available for inspection at the offices of the System. Copies of the application may be requested by writing or telephoning to the solicitors filing the application on behalf of the Applicants: BLAKE, CASSELS & GRAYDON Barristers and Solicitors P.O. Box 25, Commerce Court West Toronto, Ontario M5L 1A9 Attention: Ben A. Jetten Secretary's Phone (416) 863-2939 Fax: (416) 863-4261. Notice of Infonnatlon Meeting To all customers of the Telephone Exchanges of Granton, Kirkton, Sebringville and Uniondale To present the Articles & Bylaws of Quadro Communications Co-operative Inc. November 30, 1994 8:00 p.m. St. Marys Community Centre Please call 229-8933 or 349-2100 if you have any questions Ll.../.'r✓Y✓.:l_'/J✓_'/✓✓./'/J_'il_'/_'/✓�/✓J f✓✓.l✓'r✓✓✓✓✓'/.YJ_/�'/.1.l_Y✓ /'lY'r%.f✓;/'�.11✓r%J 1