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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2006-12-06, Page 14Page 14 December 6, 2006 • The Huron Expositor Do you have a sports tip? Call our newsroom at 527-0240 Devereaux nets first goals as a Martie A lengthy goal -scoring drought ended in a big way for Seaforth native Boyd Devereaux last Wednesday night, and the Toronto Marlies were the beneficia- ries. Devereaux, who was signed to a pro try- out agreement with the Marlies Oct. 7, scored his first three goals of the season to lead Toronto to a 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Admirals in front of 2,172 at Ricoh Coliseum. Join Huron County's Premier Golf Course 2007 Membership Sale We pay the tax plus give you a. FREE driving range membership. A $100 Value Christmas Speci�t.Offer valid only to Dec. 31st 18 holes with power cart for as little as $30 per round • 20 play 18 & cart $600 • 10 play 18 & cart $350 • 20 play 9 & cart $400 • 10 play 9 & cart $250 10 & 20 plays walking as low as $18.75 per round (walking prices good thoughout the 2007 season) • 40 play 18 walking $750 • 20 play 18 walking $440 • 10 play 18 walking $240 • 20 play 9 walking $290 • 10 play 9 walking $170 Remember - You Pay NO TAXES on Play Cards to Dec. 31/06 Cards good any day of the 2007 season, can be punched up to 4x per day; great foursome or business idea 7 -day single - $798.00 7 -day couple -- $1359.75 . 5 -day single (Mon -Fri) - $661.50 5 -day couple (Mon -Fri) - $1128.75 Junior under 18 years old - $262.50 Gift Certificates Available for Christmas GOLF IN NOVEMBER We are still open for 2006 9am - dark Special Green Fees now in effect 482-7144 PRO SHOPS Nov.9am-5pm Dec. 10 am - 4 pm ON HIGHWAY 8 BETWEEN GODCH AND CLINTON 3 km. west of Clinton Boyd Devereaux "It was a long time com- ing," said Devereaux, who attended training camp with the Detroit Red Wings before signing with the Maple Leafs' American Hockey League affiliate. "I was getting pretty frus- trated, but when you get one, they seem to come easi- er" "I was trying to concen- trate on just getting chances, trying to put the %kw Jeff Heuchert photo Heather Gibson, of the Seaforth bantam #1 girls team, jostles for position with a player from St. Marys after missing the puck during hockey action in Seaforth Dec. 4. work in and hoping it would come eventually. It finally did." Marlies coach Greg Gilbert was pleased to see Devereaux's efforts pay off on the scoresheet. "He's been working very, very hard," he said of the 28 -year-old. From Stratford Beacon Herald • CHSS boys wins cons • lation attourrlEy: The CHSS senior boys' basketball team finished pre -season play on a high note, bringing- home a banner for the school's new gymnasium. Despite being slightly under- manned, the Redmen managed to Capture the consolation champi- onship title at the South Huron District High School Panthers' annu- al tournament. CHSS started the tournament against a strong Petrolia Lancers team on Friday afternoon. They came out flat, and spotted the Lancers a large lead due to sloppy play. Working away at the lead in the second half, the Redmen got it down to a six -point difference in the fourth quarter, but CHSS was unable to recover from its earlier mistakes. This loss put the Redmen into the consolation side. The Redmen dominated their sec- ond game against the host Exeter team from start to finish, and won by over 30 points thanks to a strong defensive performance that held the Panthers to about 20 points. Moving on to the consolation finals, CHSS faced the North Lambton Marauders from Parkhill. See REDMEN, Page 16