Times Advocate, 1994-01-19, Page 9EAST ALL-STARS'
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Nominations open for awards`-
BXE'lER . Once again the Exeter Times -Advocate in co-operation with Mk, -
is sponsoring the Community Coach Recognition Program.
This is an opportunity for local sports organizations to nominate a deeming
coach whose involvement has benefited the community.
All coaches i the coverage of the Times -Advocate are eligible for the award
and following the deadline for application, March 1, two recipients will be an-
nounced. The 'winter sports' awards will be presented at a date and place to be
determined by the selection committee.
Nomination forms can be picked up at the Tirnes-Advocate, the South Huron
Recreation Centre and RSD Sports Den.
Rec Centre may have to up rates to erase deficit
By Fred Groves
T -A staff
EXETER - Members of the South
Huron Recreation and Community
Centre Board will sit down on Jan-
uary 26 and try to come up with a
new rate structure - in other words
there is the possibility the cost to
use the facility could he going up.
The reason, as announced Thurs-
day night, was a deficit of $10,880
from 1993. Rentals were about the
same last year but it was the lack of
sales at the concession booth which
caused the shortfall.
"The sales were way down and it
put us in a bad deficit situation,"
said rec director Lynne Farquhar.
As of Thursday, the rec center's
1994 proposed budget was
$494,748.00. But as pointed out by
board member Dave Urlin, South
Huron's centre is one of few which
thrive from high revenue.
The local facility generates 66
percent revenue while others are
usually only about 50 percent.
Rec centre chairman Mike Sol-
dan said some reasons why the con-
cession booth brought in Tess this
year was due to smaller crowds at
hockey games and the fact that
McDonald's opened in November.
"We have a little more competi-
tion and crowds are down," said
Soldan.
Katherine Ens, a member of the
board and president of the Exeter
and Area Figure Skating Club said
the concession booth may have to
expand its menu.
She admitted that on certain
nights, the club will get a Targe or-
der together and have sopieone go
to McDonald's.
"You have to ask if the conces-
sion booth is worth operating,"
questioned Exeter mayor Bruce
Shaw.
The rec centre was also victim of
provincial budget restraints as they
lost an annual $6,000 grant.
Stephen Township reeve Tom
Tomes suggested looking into the
possibility of having the rec centre
reap the 'bar profits from events
such as weddings which are held in
the community centre.
However, it was quickly pointed
out that if this did happen, then hall
renters would simply take their
business elsewhere.
Vandalism: During Thursday
night's meeting, facilities manager
Cam Stewardson reported continual
vandalism especially in the ladies
washroom.
The board felt strongly that a lot
of the vandalism is being caused by
young girls during the nights that
figure skating is being held. It was
decided that although the club has
been spoken to, a written letter
would be sent -as well.
Primarily, damage was caused by
scratching graffiti into the paint in
the partitions which had to be re-
painted.
Shaw suggested that in the letter
it should be stated "we are not a ba-
bysitting service and the organiza-
tion will be responsible."
Soldan said in the Watford Are-
na, there is a sign which says the
arena is not a babysitting service.
As far as the damage is con-
cerned, Tomes said he heard of fi-
berglass partitions which can not be
scratched.
"I heard it would cost $10,000 to
do a washroom. It's good stuff but
it's pricey," said Stewardson.
New member: Thursday was
also the night the board held its
election of officers and welcomed
its newest member Chan Living-
stone.
There were several applicants for
the position vacated by Phyllis
Johnson.
"I'm pleased to see there was an
interest in the community to serve
on this board," said Soldan.
Soldan was re-elected the chair-
man and for the first time since
1991, a vice-chairman was named,
this year it is Ken Oke.
Junior Development League All-star game Saturday in Lucan
Shayne Robinson
...Hawks all-star
Greg Dalrymple
...Hawks all-star
11'I:ST ALL-STARS
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NAME
Dana Duskocy
Greg Dalrymple
Jamie Allison
Mike Uytterlinde
Craig Brown
Todd McCann
Glen MacKinnon
Greg DePrest
Steve Bax
Jeff Tubman
Karsten Carroll
Shayne Robinson
Paul Hendriks
Paul McLlwain
Jamie Dance
Jason Dunlap
Jason Wagner
Jeremy Smith
Blair Maclnnis
Elliott Faust
Darcy Ballantyne
TEAM
Seaforth
Exeter
Lambeth
Belmont
Lucan
Mitchell
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Lucan
North Middlesex
Mt. Brydges
Seaforth
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Belmont
North Middlesex
Alvinston
Mitchell
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Greg DePrest
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What: OHA Junior Develop-
ment All-Star game
When: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Lucan Arena
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CAN - Four players from local OHA Junior Development League
teams will participate in this year's all-star game to be held Satur-
he Lucan Arena.
epresenting the Exeter Hawks will be rookie deT'enseman Greg Dal-
rymple along with the west division's leading scorer, winger Shayne Rob-
inson.
From the Lucan Irish, there will be blueliner Craig Brown and last year's
league leading scorer, centre Greg DePrest. The Irish will once again be
well represented on the bench as coach Ken Needham and trainer Pat Rid-
dell make return trips to the game. •
The game begins at 7:30 p.m. and there is a banquet and social hour be-
fore the game.
The West All -Stars are players from the AVinston Flyers, Belmont
Pests, Exeter Hawks, Lambeth Lancers, Lucan Irish, defending provincia!
champions Mitchell Hawks, Mt. Brydges Bulldogs, North Middlesex Stars
and Seaforth Centenaires. That team will be coached by Mitchell's Jack
Chaffe and Needham.
Making up the East All-Star team will be, players from Ayr Centennials,
Burford Bulldogs, Hagersville Hawks, Langton Thunderbirds, Pt. Stanley
Lakers, Delhi Timberwolves, Tavistock Braves, Thamesford Trojans and
Wellesley Applejacks. The East will be coached by Thamesford's Steve
Watson and Dave Hallman of Tavistock.
In last year's game, played in Thamestord, the west won 10-7 as Exeter's
Sean McCann and Alvinston's Greg Garside each had three goals.
McCann was named one of the MVP's.
Craig Brown
...Irish all-star
Ken Needham
...Irish coach
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Brad Joworski
Mark Locker
Wayne Waller
Terry Martin "
Darryl Smith
Scott Faulkner
Dave Miller
Joe Haughian
Dan Cassidy
Brad Scherer
Todd Demillc
Richard Krumpf
Darryl Homick
Jeff Brown
Bill Huitema
Shawn General
Matt Smellie
Brett Hislop
Ryan Weber
John Rcehill
Adam Driedzic
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