Times-Advocate, 1981-09-10, Page 11Hawks go it alone
Minor hockey registration fees up
JUNCTION JETS WIN — The Exeter Junction Jets won the 'A' championship of Monday's
Usborne bantam girls softball tournament played in Kirkton. Back, left, coach Gary Bir-
mingham, Janet Pfaff, Uz Cottrell, Susan Tiernan, Karla Josephson, Andrea Pearce. Tena
Brand and coach Marie Tiernan: Front, Nancy Durand, Jodi McBride, Darlene McBride,
Koren Wallace, Sueanne Adkins and Susan Birmin • ham. T -A • hoto
Similar to area schools,
the Exeter Minor Hockey
Association is grappling with
the problem of declining
enrolment and increased
costs.
Bob Whiteford, who took
over the presidency of the
EMHA recently from Brian
McLelland who resigned due
to business reasons, said this
week that the ice time bill for
minor hockey at the rec
centre this coming season is
estimated at $12,200, based
on an hourly rate of ;27.50.
Last year 160 boys
registered for hockey as the
numbers have been
declining in recent years.
Whiteford said he hoped the
same number, or even more
would sign up during
registration this Saturday.
To meet the increased ice
cost, registration this year
will be $70 for all players.
That's an increase of $5 over
last yeatfor travel teams and
up $30 for houseleague
players. There's a $20 trial
period fee for first time
registrants.
In noting the increase for
houseleague, the EMHA
president said the
houseleague players get as
much ice time as travel
teams, and in some cases get
more, and it was felt all
players should pay the same
fee.
Whiteford also reported
that plans are underway to
put the Exeter Hawks on
their own this year, to end
the periodic complaint that
the juniors eat up a large
share of the EMHA budget.
A booster club will be
formed and the junior
organization will be
• responsible for their own
financing with an initial
assistrrce from EMHA.
The Hawks willthe continue
to be part of the EMHA from
an organizational stand-
point.
At Saturday's registration,
players will be required to
pay only half the fee and the
LIEURY BANTAMS WIN — Lieury won the 'A' championship of the annual Usborne ban-
ta boys fastbalt tournament held Monday at Kirkton. Back, left, Dwight Hughes, John
anther, Sean Hogan, Randy Lydestad, Terry Noyes, Gerald Cunningham and coach Colin
Brewer. Front, Darryn Hodgins, Brad Steeper, Paul Scott, Chris McGregor, Dan Meltin,
Gord Brewer and Brion Dixon. T -A photo
THAM S ROAD WINS — The 'B' title of Monday's bantam girls softball tournament was
won by Thames Road. Back, left, coach Glenn Lamport, Joanne Miller, Vicki Pfaff, Janet
Kints, Debbie Down, Susan Gregus, Dawn Burke and coach June Essery. Front, Lisa Rundle.
Tracer !redole, Christine Coates, Tammy Howe, Julie Lamport and Ruth Ann Essery. Missinn
was coach Doroth Coates. T -A photo
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PEE WEE 'A' CHAM — T e Usborne Hylon • s won the 'A' champions ip o o recent pee
wee boys softball tournament held at Cromarty. Bock, left, conch Edith Lewis, Trevor
▪ Edwards, George J. Poortinga, Andy Grubb, Glenn Grubb, Fred Gregus, George C. Poor
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RELAXED CANADIENS — Five members of the Montreal Canadiens took time out from a
Huron Hockey School session Thursday morning to pose with Exeter Ree Administrator Don
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Win 14th game
Cosmos capture title
Outstanding play by Henri
DeBruyr.. Tom Rolph and
Tim McAllister helped the
Exeter Cosmos to their 14th
win in atom division soccer
play.
The game against Lucan 2
was played under ideal con-
ditions. The Exeter team
had most of the attack
throughout the game. They
opened the score on a solo ef-
fort by Henri DeBruyn in the
first half and were stopped
the rest of the half by some
good defensive work by the
Lucas backs. -
In the second half it was
again Henri DeBruyn with
an excellent effort to bring
the score to 2-0. Lucan
however did not give up and
had one chase stopped by the
crowbar.
About 10 minutes before
the end Graham Arthur put
the icing on the cake for the
Cosmos by converting a pass
from Henri DeBruyn into a
goal bringing the final score
to 3-0.
There is one week left in
atom division play. The
Cosmos will play inNairnand
the Exeter Whitecaps play
the Exeter Blizzard.
A win or a tie will give the
Cosmos the division title. The
only team will be a threat to
that title is the Exeter
R'hitecaps who are two
points behind.
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REBOUNDER -- Moja Gans
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cent senior girls basketball
practice at SHDHS.
Photo by McClure
all the nine atom teams will
come to Exeter on
September 6 for the annual
atom playoff tournament.
The tournament will be
held in conjunction with the
Exeter Fair and we hope a
lot of. parents and fans will
take in some of the excellent
brand of soccer these kids
are playing.
The final fun day of the
season for the Exeter club
will be held at the highschool
on October 3. Mark those
dates down. -
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Novice through Juvenile
Sat., Sept. 12
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
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EMHA needs your support!!
Anyone interested in helping with any
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teams. including the Junior Hawks.
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Exeter's registration fees
are slightly above the
average of other centres in
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Times -Advocate, September 10, 1981
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Optimism for
girl cagers
By Matt McClure
On the bulletin board in the
gymnasium the note reads
"Senior girls basketball
team goals" and underneath
in smaller letters "1st H -P
season" 1st H -P playoffs,
Advance to WOSSA Semi-
fianls tat least)".
At practice, Tuesday
night, the usually skeptical
coach Terry O'Rourke was
brimming with optimism.
"We're in as good a
position to win Huron -Perth
as any other team", said
O'Rourke.With five returnees
from last year's H -P finalist
team and six graduates from
the junior WOSSA semi-
finalist squad, he feels that
this year's group has "the
potential to be a good team."
The team, which started
practice last Monday, will
have two competent ball
handlers 'in the persons of
Ronnalee Bogart and Maja
Gans. Under the basket, Lori
Brand, Cindy Down and
Faye Gaiser will lead a
strong rebounding corps. As
in past years, in order to
compensate for a lack of
height, aggressive play is
being emphasized.
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have. To deal with this
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dertaken an ambitious
schedule of more than 20
games. Included among
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in the prestigious Purple and
White Invitational, Sep-
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scrimmage at home
tomorrow against London
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