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Times -Advocate, January 24, 1996
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Minor hockey scoreboard
SPORTS
Stephen Minor Hockey
Atom Bad Boys
January 16
Forest 2 at Stephen 2
Goals: Jamie Bibby (2)
Assists: James Reschke, Shane Gregoire.
Brian Glavin, Wes Delenge
Goa)tcoder: David Desjardine
Medford AE 2 at Stephen 0
Goaltender: Desjardine
Atom Nightmares
January 16
Stephen 7 vs. Winghan 2
Goals: Jesse Schroeder (2), Scott Davies
(3), Roman Wilson (2)
Assists: Jesse McCaw (2). Ryan Knee. Col-
in Sauder (4), Wilson (2), Davies (2), Jason
Stuckless. Wes Johnson
Goaltenden Dane Michieben
January 18
Stephen 1 vs. MitcheU 6
God: McCann
Assist: Johnson
Goaltender: Michielsen
January 20
Stephen 5 vs. L.M.H.A. Major 2
Gods Schroeder, S� (2), McCann, Da -
Assists: McCann, Wilson, Davies, Schroed-
er (2). Knee
Gositender: Michielsen
January 20
Stephen 8 vs. Lucan 5
Goat for Stephen: Saudis (3), McCann,
Stuckless, Davies, Se (2)
Assists for Stephen: Wilson (2). Schroeder,
Davies (2). Shawn Thompson, Stuckless,
Johnson. McCann
Goaltender for Stephen: Michielsen
Peewee Rebels
January 15
Stephen 6 vs. Mitchell 3
Goals: Shawn Sherwood, Adam Glavin (2),
Jessica Davies, Jeff Finkbeiner (2)
Assists: Finkbeiner, Jessica Davies (3), Dan
Mosurinjohn (2), Bryon Stuckless
Goaltenders: Chris Glavin, Mike Blois
January 20
Stephen 8 vs. South London 2
Goals: Finkbeiner (4), Sherwood (2), Adam
Glavin, Adam McCann
Assists: Finkbeiner (3), Bryon Stuckless,
Cal Delange, McCann, J.R. Davies, Sher-
wood
Goaltenders: Chris Glavin, Blois
Peewee Local
January 15
Goderich I at Stephen 15
Goals: Frazer MacDonald (2), Adam Cyr
(2), krcmy Vanbergeo (2), Ben Parsons,
Henny Pfaff, Jessica Davies (3), Jamie Sand -
with, Brian Dixon (2), Cal Delange
Assists: MacDonald, Cyr (2), Parsons, Pfaff,
Davies, Sandwith (2), Delange, Jeff Rollings
(3), Sheldon Snell, Mau Foran, Brent Tatars
(3)
Goaltenden: Gary Sauder, Mike Blois
January 18
Stephen 4 at Blyth 9
Goals: Sandwith, Foran, Cyr. Tatars
Aislsts: Foran (2), VanBergen (2). Dixon
Goaltenders: Saudis, Blois
January 20
St. Marys 3 at Stephen 10
Goals: Tatars (3), MacDonald (2). Foran
(2), Cyr, Davies, VanBergen
Assists: Tatara (2), Davies (3). VanBergen
(4), Parsons (2), Sandwith
January 21
Stephen 11 at St. Marys 0
Goat: Davies (3), Dixon (2). Delange (2).
Foran (2), Pfaff, Sauder
Assist,: Davies, Dixon, Debugs, Rican (2),
Pfaff. Sander (2), MacDonald (3). Rolling:,
Cyr (2). Snell
Shutout: Gary Saudcr
Next game: January 24, 6 p.m.
Bantam Sting
January 16
Stephan 8 at Elma Logan 4
Goals: Andy Ellis (2), Matt kegler (3),
Shawn Stuckless, Christian Stuckless, Jeff
Finkbeiner
Assists: Ellis, Christian Stuckless, Finkbein-
er, Shawn Sherwood (3), J.J. Hem, John
Dykemat, Jeremy Pickering (2), Jason Neil,
Bnan-Stuckless
Goaltender: Ben Glavin
January 20 - Zurich tournament
Game 1
I Bothwell 3 at Stephen 6
Goals: Finkbeiner (3), Christian Stuckless,
Neil, Ellis
Assists: Christian Stuckless, Neil, Regier,
Hem
Player of the game: Neil
January 21 - Zurich tournament
Game
Lucan 6 vs. Stephen 1
Goal: Ellis
Assists: Pickering, Dykeman
Goaltender: Glavin
Player of the game: Regier
ke Little Blues
January 20
Forest 9 at Exeter 1
Goal: Troy Elder
Assist: Kristen Hefley
Goaltender: Mitchell Partridge
Shamrock Legion Ladies
Auxiliary Peewee
January 15 - Exhibition game
- Exeter 10 at Zurich
Goals: Steve Rasenberg (3), Dave Veal (2).
Mike Seip, Ryan Groot. Barry Parsons, Jeff
HnganJosh Maver
Assists: Seip, Groot. Matt Rowe (3), Aaron
Heywood. Andrew Maver (2), Jared Bourne
Huron Tractor AB Peewee
January 17 - Exhibition agate
Exeter 6 vs. Hensdl 3
Goals for Exeter' Mike Kerslake (2), Jason
Revington (2), Mark Bilinsky (2)
Assists for Exeter. liev*gloa, Tyke Tay-
lor, Alex Kemp (2), Caleb Johns
Goals for Hensall: Trona Ingram (3)
Goaltenders for Exeter: Shawn Milky,
Brad MacDonald
January 20 -Howick Game 1 imminent
Exam- 4 vs. Ayr 1
Gods; John Gregus (2). Kerslake (2)
Assists: Bilinsky (4), Mike Hammier
Goalteoder, Milky
Game 2
Exeter 3 vs. New Hamburg 5
Goals: Kerslake, Bitlnsky (2)
Assists: Kerslake, Gregus (2)
Goaltender, Milky, MacDonald
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Forest�Exeter 1
Goal: Rob Acton
Assist: Ben Rader
Goaltender: MacDonald
Bantam LIncolns
January 20
St. Marys (II) 3 at Exeter 4
Goals: Mike Wilhelm, Adam Miller. Paul
Gregus, Tyler Obre
Assists: Obre, Brent Hartman, Braid Tiernan,
Andy Freiter, Jesse Bergmann
Shamrock Bantam AE
Cornhuskers
January 15
Bellnont 1 at Exeter 12
Goals: Ryan Munn (3), Ryan Ralph, Tim
Maver (2), Jon Campbell (2). Ben Cottrell,
Wayne Cole, Jim Seaton, Mike Wilhelm
Assists: Munn (2), Ralph, Scott Keys (2),
Chad Monteith (4), Bob Hamilton, Maya,
Campbell (3), Cottrell (2), Seaton, Rob Dev-
ries (2)
Goaltenders: John Pryde, Tony Eagleson
Three stars: Munn, Maver, Campbell
January 19
Exeter 5 at Forest 5
Goals: Ralph, Cole, Keys (2), Seaton
Assists: Ralph, Steve Farquhar (2). Wil-
helm, Devnes (2), Monteith. Campbell
Goaltender: Eagleson
Three stars: Keys, Seaton, Cole
TUM Tyke Wantabes
January 20
Lucan 2 at Mt. Brydges l
Goals: Danny Ryan (3), Alex Avery (2),
Gregory Noyes (2). Mike Ryan (2), Jesse
Garrison, Bryan Abel, David Latta
Assists: Ryan (2), Avery (2). Noyes (2),
Ryan, Garrison (2), Abel. Brian Hogervorst,
Matt Shipway
Goaltender: Joah Comclissen
L/M Tyke Dominoes
January 20
Lucan 7 at Watford 0
Goals: Russel VanderHyden (2), Dylan
Pryce (3), Mike Harrigan (2)
Assist: Logan Couture
Shutout: Tyler Schon
January 21
Strathroy 5 at Lucan 8
Goals: VanderHyden (2), Couture (3), Ryan
Clarke, Hugo Provencher, Chris McKican
Assists: Couture (2), Provencher, Pryce,
Nickolas Tsantilas
Goaltender: Kyle Dobinson
Shamrock Warriors
January 21
Ildertoa 8 at Lucan 2
Goals: Jeff Silver, Bailey VanPraet
Assists: Silver, VanPraet
January 20
Medford 0 at Lucan 4
Goals: Tyson de Jong (2), Silver (2)
Assists: VanPraet, Mike Noyes, Shaun Dav-
idson
Goaltender: Shane de Jong
Hensall Minor Hockey
Tyke
Hensall Tyke won the 'A' championship in
the Zurich tournament.
January 17
Hensall 5 at Seaforth I
Goals: Cory McClinchey (2), Brent Regier,
Bryan Parker, Ashley Brunk
Assists: McClinchey, Daniel Campbell, Mi-
chael Payment
Goaltender, Devon Long
I January 20
Hensall 2 at Goderich I
Goats: McClinchey (2)
Goalterider: Daniel Campbell
January 21
Monkton 4 at Hensall 3
Goals: McClinchey (2), Man Campbell
Assists: Bruxer (2)
Goaltender: Long
Novice
Janusiy 20
Seaforth 1 at Hensall 41
Goals: Erik Lawrence (2), Ryan Campbell
(2)
Assists: Nathan Regier, Greg McTaggart,
Shaun Thomson, Steve Stire
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. THE INTREPID
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As snowmobiling becomes more popularrand riders more
demanding, I've had many riders comment on what it takes for an
establishment to be snowmobile -friendly. See if any of your pet
peeves have made this list.
Signs/Directions: There's nothing more frustrating than trying to
find a place with no signs on the trail. A business can't expect
commerce from customers who can't find it. It's time to start treating
snowmobile trails like roadways and advertise. One proviso: clubs
operate the trails, so no signs should go up that they don't approve
(and get paid for) first. '
Trail Access: Snowmobilers want to ride to your door on snow, not
pavement or gravel, so maintain trail access and don't plough your
whole parking lot bare. Expect to reimburse a club who grooms to
your door. Some towns have excellent access, others poor. If a town
wants snowmobiling business, the trail in and out had better be
well -marked and not end up depositing sleds on the ploughed main
street.
Parking: Set aside a special parking area for snowmobiles where
their owners don't have to worry about being run over by a transport
or having their sled stolen. Good lighting and a fenced security
enclosure are ideal.
Security: If your establishment develops a reputation for stolen
sleds, snowmobilers will go elsewhere. To avert this problem, see
parking above, or let riders park their sleds in front of their hotel
rooms. Two other good alternatives are providing locks and chains
fog each,guest or parking sleds overnight in a locked (heated) garage
or storage area.
1 Storage Space: Snowmobilers don't carry much with them and
they're wearing most of it. Restaurants need to have secure space for
helmets, boots and jackets where riders aren't cramped or stumbling
over one another. Nothing makes a snowmobiler feels more
unwelcome than having to pile his/her gear on the floor around the
eating table. Similarly, hotel rooms need to have lots of hangers and
space for spreading stuff out to' dry. An offer to use the hotel's dryer ,
is appreciated.
Service Staff: Staff who are ignorant about snowmobiling can
inadvertently sabatoge business. Snowmobilers like to congregate
with their own and this includes knowledgeable operators who can
answer trail questions and talk the talk. It isn't necessary that all staff
be up to speed, but at (east questions should be refered to the folks
who are. Having wall maps, club maps, brochures, distances, and
trail/weather conditions handy adds to your credibility.
Food Service: Many snowmobilers want to grab a quick bite and
get back to the riding. Offering a quick special or two can speed them
along and increase your turnover too. Hearty home -style meals are
popular, while nourishing hot soups take the chill off. Go easy on the
spices because trail heartburn is a fact of life.
Club Support: The success of snowmobiling in your arca depends
on trails and the club volunteers who make them happen!
Snowmobilers will patronize establishments that support
snowmobiling, so call your local club and get on board. Becoming a
SIedPLUS Partner is an ideal way to demonstrate your support to the
snowmobiling public.
Odds 'n' Ends: Some of my favourite establishments have come up
with these ideas- access to a heated workshop and tools for
emergency repairs; free shuttle to stores or sled service; rag towels
for hand -wiping or sled clean-up; no service policy for non -permit
holders; and limiting alcoholic beverage service for those still riding.
Operators have to work their own way to snowmobile -friendliness,
but remembering that the only thing snowmobilers bring with them
are their open wallets should be motivation enough.
Until next time, happy trails and remember to Sled Smart - Ride
Safe, Ride Sober. Bring A Buddy to Snowarama. For club or driver
training information, contact the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile
Clubs (OFSC) at (705) 739-7669. To plan your Ontario tour, call
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