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Times-Advocate, 1984-04-11, Page 9saw JETS ARE CHAMPS — The A championship of this week's trial no -hit hockey tour- nament sponsored by the South Huron league was won by the Zurich Jets. Above, league president John Snell presents the trophy to John; Becker, Ron Oesch and Ken Clarke. T -A photo WIN B TROPHY — The Zurich Buckeyes won the B championship of a recent trial no -hockey tournament sponsored by the South Huron league. Above, South Huron president John Snell presents the trophy 4o Buckeye captains Ron Rader, Wayne Thiel and Marvin Merner. T -A photo Zurich team best in SH no -hit tournament The Zurich Jets won the A championship and the Zurich Buckeyes took the B•title in a tiral no -hit tournament spon- sored by the South Huron in- termediate hockey league. In the final night of play, the Jets downed the Bayfield Knight Hawks 5-3 and the Centralia College Saints 4-2 while the Buckeyes defeated High and Dry 5-3 and the Dashwood Tigers 5.2. John Becker, Pat Bedard, Ron Desjardine and Randy McKinnon were the Jets marksmen while Steve Sage and Pete Irwin replied for CCAT"in the A final. In the semi-final Dave Clarke, Ray W.eido, Cliff Gingerich, Steve Grainger and Pat Bedard scored for the Jets. The Bayfield goal get- ters were Mike Clarke, Stuart Asker and Mike Telford. Scoring for the Buckeyes in their B win over Dashwood were Travis Postil, Pete Gil, Marvin Merner, Paul Overholt and Derek McKinnon. The Dashwood goals came from the sticks of Dave Hayter and Rick Hodgins. In the win over High and Dry, the Buckeyes goals were notched by Wayne Thiel, Ron Rader, Derek McKinnon, Travis Postill and Marvin goals and Dave Sturgeon, Merner.' - Mike Clarke and John Stanley Registering for 'High and added singles to lead the Dry were Dave Smith, Steve Bayfield Knight Hawks over Gibbs and Andy Nedza. CCAT 5-2. Scoring for the Col - In another semi-final game lege were Rob Sanders and Steve Telford scored a pair of Pete Irwin. Faye Gaiser wins Moser scholarship The 19834984 winner of the the University of Waterloo. Mike Moser Scholarship is He died in 1975 while the U of Faye Gaiser of South Huron W . Warriors were on an ex - District High School. Faye is the ninth winner of this award, and, only the seeond winner from the Huron -Perth High School League. Award- ed annually to a. deserving student from the counties of Huron, Perth and Waterloo, the Mike Moser Scholarship has a cash value of $250.00' and is to be used to help fur- ther the education of the winner. The Kitchener -Waterloo Basketball Official's Associa- tion Awards this scholarship in honour of the basketball, scholastic and leadership abilities of the late Mike Moser. Moser was all Canadian basketball player who attended high school at Forest Heights Collegiate in Kitchener and university at Dashwood Minor Athletic Baseball Registration April 14 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Dashwood Community Centre Midget, Bantam, Pee Wee, Tyke and T. Ball (5 - 8 years, boys and girls) Please bring birth certificate ---California ---Toronto ---London NOW ---Exeter RSD Sport Den Inc. 202 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1314 hibition tour in the United States. Faye Gaiser is an 18 year old grade 13 student at South Huron District High School in Exeter. As a co -MVP and co - captain of this years South Huron Panthers basketball In aka Placid M.lth.g Nawks win silvan medals The Exeter Molting Hawks won silver medals in the Can - Am group international oldtimers hockey tournament in Lake Placid, New York on the weekend. In four games beginning Thursday, the Molting Hawks thumped Bothwell 8-1, played a 2-2 tie with Nutmeg, Con- necticutt and then dropped 5-3 and 4-3 decisions to the even- tual champions from Dunn- ville, Ontario. The Hawks were within three minutes of winning gold medals as Dunnville scored twice in the dying minutes to pull out the victory. In special competitions during the tournament, Jack Chipchase of the Hawks was second in a shootout and goalie Glenn Stire was judg- ed the third best netminder in the competition. In the opening game of the tourney, Bothwell scored the only goal of the first period and the Molting Hawks came on strong with two second period scores and blew the game wide open with six suc- cessful shots in the final period. Bob McDonald who was named the most valuable player in the game passed to Bill Chipchase for the first goal and scored the second on an unassisted effort. - In the third period, Bill Pin- combe fired two successful shots for the Hawks. Brian Carroll assisted on both and Jack Chipchase helped on one. Scoring in single fashion were Jim Pfaff, Keith Ahrens, Jim MacDonald and .Mike Cushman. Getting assists were Ahrens, Cushman, Bob McDonald and BillChipchase: A goal by Keith Ahrens on passes from Brian Carroll and Bill Chipchase with a minute and a half left in the third period allowed the Hawks to get a 2-2 tie with Nutmeg. The other Exeter score in the first period came from the stick of Brian Carroll on a three-way pass4ng combina- tion with Pete McFalls and Bill Pincombe. In a semi-final contest, Dunnville scored two goals in the last four minutes to pull out a 5-3 win over the Molting Hawks. The first Exeter goal was fired by Jim Russell on a pass from Bob McDonald. In the second period Brian Carroll was on the firing end of a passing effort with Pete McFalls and Eric Finkbeiner to tie the score at 2-2. Early in the third period again down by a goal, Keith Ahrens put his club back on even terms as he cashed in a pass from Eric Finkbeiner. Take early lead" Going into the third period in Sunday's final game, the Molting Hawks were in front by 4-1 and appeared to be headed for the championship medals. After a Dunnville goal in the first three minutes, the Molting Hawks bounced back to get a first period tie on a Waxers in Buffalo The Exeter novice Waxers came up against very severe competition in the Buffalo Pepsi Invitational Tourna- ment of Champions. The Ex- eter team played three games coming away with a win in the opening game. The Waxers were matched against triple A all-star teams for all 4hrp�,ee games, including one teach that could have been categorized as a State all-star team from new Jersey. Saturday saw the Waxers • defeat the Cazenovia All-stars 4-2. Ryan Stuart and Ian Jean were named first and third stars of the game respectively. -. _ _ The afternoon game Satur- day pitted Exeter against New Jersey Red Devils, a tri- ple A all-star team made up from four area teams. Exeter fell behind quickly from the start and could not recover. Shawn Webster was named the game's second star in the 5-1 loss. Sunday saw the Waxers face the Depew Saints from Buffalo. Although the Waxers lost 4-3, it was by far the strongest game probably of the year and a very fitting way to conclude a satisfying season. Scott Parsons and Ian Jean were standouts with work along the boards. Dar- ren Kints gave a superlative performance in goal and held the Waxers in the game. Other team members mak-. ing the trip to Buffalo were: Paul Charrette, Joel Smith, Trevor Taylor, Steve Far- quhar, Mark Britnell, Jeff Lingard, Sean McCann, Jamie Van Dam and Bryan Inch. Coach Paul Charrette, hap-, py with the team's perfor- mance, said the tournament was a great experience for the players and family members as well. DARTS The Swat team was the on- ly one to gain four points in Friday's regular action of the Exeter. Legion mixed dart - league. This week's scores were: Swat 4 Trailers 1 Rowdy Ones 3 Turtles 2 Canscotts 3 Shiphunters 2 All in the Family 3 Itchy Niters 2 Snyde and Clyde 3 Outlaws 2 Makeups 3 Smurfs 2 Crusaders 3 Odd Ones 2 Merri Wraggs 3 Scotties 2 Friday's schedule is as follows: 8 p.m. Scotties vs Shiphunters Smurfs vs Trailers, All in the Family vs Snyde and Clyde Rowdy Ones vs Outlaws 9:30 p.m. Swat vs Makeups Crusaders vs Turtles Canscotts vs Merri Wraggs Odd Ones vs Itchy Niters goal by Bill Chipchase on passes from Brian Carroll and Jack Chipchase. At 4:10 of the second period, Bill Chlpchase fired a go ahead goal with Carroll and Eric Finkbetner contributing assists. Near the end of the middle frame, Bill Pincombe put the Exeter club up by 3-1 as he converted passes from Mike Cushman and Pete McFalls. Dunnville got back in the game with a goal at 21 seconds of the third period, tied the score at 16:36 and fired the winner with 21 seconds left to go. The Exeter club played their last two games with brand new sticks. Shortly before the third game the players found their entire supply of sticks had been stolen from the bus. Other members of the team are Al Flynn, Walt Tiedeman and coach Jack Fuller. Times -Advocate, April 11, 1984 Page 9 MATHERS MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Dodge Trucks Bob La_mmie 0 Sus: (S19)23$.1S2a Ras: (S19)262-2134 136 Main St. N.. E:Nor. Ontario NOM 1S0 Exeter Minor Hockey Association ANNUAL MEETING at South Huron Recreation Centre 8:00 p.m. Monday, April 16, 1984 TheMaxun400. � should be a gecit bike. Similar Savings on all motorcycles If you've never owned a bike in Stock before our Maxim 400 should be r` 1.11. your first choice. It's extremely reliable and very easy to handle. — '•,.' - It's a bike you can grow into. It's a Maxim. From Yamaha. 84 -XS -400L Reg. $2429°O Special $209500 plus tax with this ad, no trades Good only April 1-20/84 YAMAHA The way it should be. Port Franks Cycle & Marine Port Franks 243-2703 Open 7 days a week The Government of Canada recognizes the fact that all Canadians must work together in partnership if Canada is to grow and prosper. This is particularly important now, at a time when the economy is recovering and new opportunities are presenting themselves. Budget 84 is designed to allow us to capitalize on this climate and to provide the economic opportunity and security all Canadians seek. • lair Tax System Taxpayers' rights are being strengthened,' particularly with regard to assessments, penalties and interest charges. And, quarterly payments are being eliminated for some 550,000 individual Canadians. udget involves' Ott team she directed the team to the Huron -Perth championshi$. . She was selected to play on the Southwest regional team in the Junior Development- Program evelopmentProgram and at the Summer Games in 1983. Faye also at- tended the All -Pro Basketball Camp this past summer on a scholarship. She is also a member of the school volleyball and track and field teams. • An above average student in all five years at South Huron, Faye is interested in a career in Physical Educa- tion. This year she is a member of the Student Coun- cil Executive for their in- tramural programs. The K -W Basketball Of- ficials feel that Fay's academic skills, her leader- ship and her athletic ability, as well as her good sport- smanship make her an ex- cellent recipient of the 1983-1984 Mike Moser Scholarship. Faye is the daughter of Don and Maida Gaiser, Dashwood. Faye plans to try out for the Southwestern Ontario Regional team in May on which she played last year, competing at the Ontario Summer Games. She hopes to play basket- ball at university and has con- tacted coaches at Brock, McMaster and Western. She will be studying physical education. Faye also plays volleyball and competes in fie dents and is on the i ural executive. The same award was won three years ago by Ronalee Bogart of SHDHS. 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