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The Huron Expositor, 1996-11-20, Page 9Novices win consolation David Chessell and Mike McLaughlin netted the goals as the local novices won the consolation championship of the blue division at the Peter Flanagan Membrial Novice Hockey Tournament with a 2-1 win over Goderich Sunday night at the arena. Eventual blue side champs Wellesley -St. Clements put Seaforth on the consolation side with a 6-2 win in the first game of the day, but the locals blanked Milverton 2-0 in their second start to advance to the consolation final. Mark Wilbee was the goal - tender who only gave up one goal in Seaforth's final two games of the tournament. Matt Carnochan and Chessell scored for Seaforth in the Swim camp Kristy Cameron of Clinton and the Huron Hurricanes swim team finished third in the 100m breast -stroke quali- fying for the Junior Nationals in that event, and the 200m and 400m individual medleys at the recent Swim International at the Wayne Gretzky Sportsplex. This places her well up in the top 20 to 30 in her age class in the country. The Richmond Hill Fall Invitational was the Hurricanes' first Swim Ontario meet of the season. The Vanastra-hased team's first meet this year was a dual meet with Stratford, which the area girls won. The boys fell short. Hurricanes who finished in the top three in the latter meet were Laura Thomas, Brendon Purser, Valerie Otten, Ryan McKee, Scott McNichol, Aaron Datars, Mike' Durst and Amber Halfpenny of Se. The Hurricaneastel having a training camp during the Christmas break. Interested. potential swimmers should call head coach Kendra Papplc at 522-0940. shutout of Milverton, and the same pair got the local team's goals in their opener against Wellesley. Kincardine was the champi- on and Milton took the con- solation trophy in red divi- sion action Saturday. • All told. 16 teams took part in the two-day annual tourna- ment, named in honour of local minor sports supporter Peter Flanagan who was killed in an accident in 1993. Special shoot-outs were held for the players during the afternoons of both days. The winning shooter and stingiest goalie were both from Milverton Sunday - Danielle Stahlke and Cory Gascho, respectively. ' Anthony Perruzza of Milton was the winning shooter, and Codie Wessels of Kincardine was the top goalie in Saturday's red divi- sion shoot-out. Acton's team won the blue division's sportsmanship award Sunday, and Wingham's novices won it Saturday. TOURNAMENT RESULTS BLUE DIVISION/ SUNDAY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Wellesley 3 Thedford 1 CONSOLATION FINAL Seaforth 2 Goderich 1 Preliminary Games Wellesley 7 Watford 3 Thedford 11'Wingham 1 Seaforth 2 Milverton 0 Goderich 10 Waterloo I Thedford 3 Goderich 2 Wingham 5 Waterloo 3 Watford 9 Milverton 1 Wellesley 6 Seaforth 2 . RED DIVISION/ SATURDAY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Kincardine 3 Waterloo 2 CONSOLATION FINAL Milton 2 Listowel 1 Preliminary Games Kincardine 4 Acton 0 Waterloo 2 Ingersoll 0 Milton 3 Parkdale 2 Listowel 4 Mitchell 2 Kincardine 1 Milton 0 Acton 9 Parkdale 0 Waterloo 4 Listowel 1 Ingersoll 9 Mitchell 2 COt©AiRJD. CONTINUED from pg. 8 TRIPLES OVER 600; Aubin, Perkins 614. WOMEN HIGH SINGLE; A. Wood 227. • HIGH TRIPLE; Wood 517, BETTER THAN 175; Wood. M. Finlayson 189. J. Wallace 183, G. Corbett 197. TRIPLES OVER 500; Wood. Finlayson 510. S4.1IAMIIBS MAGUS (Nov. 18 results) MEN HIGH SiNGLE; Henry Verhoog 275. HIGH TRIPLE; Boh Dinsinore 718. BETTER THAN 200: Dinsmore 262/245/211; Vcrhoog 203/275; Jack Ryan 232/217; Robert Hoggarth 252 Don Nolan 219; George Love 206; Mark Higcncll 204. TRIPLES OVER 600: Dinsmore, Verhoog 641, Ryan 632. WOMEN HIGH SINGLE; Alison Verhoog 268, • HIGH TRIPLE; Verhoog 605. WEEKLY SING! ES OVER 200: Verhoog, Barb Cook 219. TRIPLES OVER 600; Verhoog. STANDINGS Rangers 44. Canadicns 43, Bruins 41, Black Hawks 36, Red Wings 35, Maple Leafs 32 . IIJB®11®1Y ( Nov. 15 ) HIGH SINGLE; Ralph Johnston 245. HIGH TRIPLE: Johnston 649. BETTER THAN 200: Johnston; Bruce Ungarian' 2O3/216; Gary Bennett 240/206; Don Elliott 224; Ron Stephen 210; Ane Van Dicpen 203. TRIPLES OVER 600; Johnston, Ungarian 616. Bennett 603, Elliot 601. HIGH AVERAGE; Johnston 210. WOMEN HIGH SINGLE; Marg Ungarian 231. HIGH TRIPLE: Ungarian 654. SINGLES OVER 200; Ungarian, Diane Muir 221. HIGH AVERAGE; Joanne Raidt 177. STANDINGS Robins 24, Snohirds 23, Blue Jays 19. Cardinals 14. Crows 9, Eagles 6 . H9w come they re covered and you re not? All results are welcome in SCOREBOARD. They should be legible and submitted by noon Monday so they can be typeset in time for publication. Easy -to - fill -out SCOREBOARD report sheets are available at the arena orThe Expositor office. THR HURON IXPO$ITORr Novomber 20, 11►tN-I t'. .s y. R BUSY CREASE - The puck was somewhere under many small bodies at the Seaforth arena early Sunday morning, when Seaforth and Wellesley squared off in the annual novice hockey tournament. Be careful .;here you point it. Oilken ® _ 15t Clothing & Accessories Sat. Nov. 23 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Refeshnlen is 0, RR 2 Hensen 283-6142 LET'S GO - Seaforth coach Trevor Fortune encouraging his charges between peri- ods at the novice tourna- • ment in town on the week- end. Seaforth people' earn CGA s Debbie Bedard of Seaforth and Darren Crocker, formerly (1 Seaforth but now living in London, received their CGA designations at the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario annu- al commencement cere- monies in Toronto on Nov. 9, This year 659 members completed the certification process, bringing the total number of certified general accountants in Ontario to more than 10,000. The Exeter Hawks Present... EXCITING O.U.A.A HOCKEY WESTERN MUSTANGS vs, R.M.C. (ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE) OW sa00 • Serum • Sfu .nts ss.00. • re.en u as.0o\ SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER 7:30 P.M. -,,ZR,i„--,_ice -,-„,-'-; - �_-.. �,� ,� Las Vegas comes 41 to Huron County Exeter Minor Hockey Sponsors Charity Casino Have you ever wanted to go to Las Vegas but just haven't been able to get there, or do you love it Well,so much you can't wait to get track. Exeter Minor Hockey hes the solution for you. This weekend Nov. 22nd and 23rd they will be sponsoring a chanty casino at the ISouth Huron Rec Centre. This is a r real Vegas style casino with 8 and the next best thing to slot er machines, crown and anchor. With P the expertise of Upper Canada Casino's who make it their business 1 to run a top quality casino 1 throughout this area this event is sure to be a hit. They have professional dealers for all of the ill games so you'll get the thrill of being in Vegas without the travel. The tables run from one dollar to a mum of ten dollars so it is affordable for everyone. What's that you say, you have a I previous engagement on the weekend, not a problem. The hours are from 4 p.m. on Friday Nov. 22 to 4 a.m. and from 2 p.m. on Nov. 23rd to 4 a.m. so you'll have lots of time to stop in and support a worthy Ill cause and have a ball in the 11 process. There is also some 1 exciting junior and university hockey 4 on the weekend so you can make a night of it. if you want more information call Exeter Minor Hockey at 235-0448. {..r✓.r✓C70C/ r✓�-r✓-1./-/-C/1✓.r✓-.;=1-/,C.0.C/.Cr,...r.�✓.r...1-.�.rrry-- �� .0: �, : qi S I /V NIGHT at the 0 South laluron Rec Centre Fri., Nov. 22, 4 p.m. to 4 a.m. lel V Sat.Nov. 23, 2 p.m. to 4 a.m. Refreshments available BLACK JACK HOLD 'EM POKER / CROWN AND r ' ANCHOR $1.00 BLACKJACK • TABLES License itP966022 •' Lambeth Lancers at Centenaires friday, Nov. X2"d 8:30 p.m. Mitchell Hawks at Centenaires Sunday, Nov 24th 8:30 p.m. Chuck a puck for a buck! (between periods) • ./ ':—ICY//' , WNT o� Your place to shop for a unique selection of Holiday Gift Ideas!!! CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY SCHEDULE • at... 10 DOWNIE STREET Festival Square PHOTOS WiTH SANTA Santa Claus will be greeting children Thurs. & Fri. 6 pm -9 pm and Saturday 10 am -5 pm. Bring your camera or use our Polaroid for only $1.00. GiFT WRAPPING Support the CJCS Kiwabis Basket fund by getting your gifts wrapped by local volun- teers. TOY DRiVE Help Stratford's underprivi- leged children by donating a new unwrapped toy at The Salvation Army Christmas Toy Drop Off. FREE METERED PARKING EVERY SATURDAY Two hour limit enforced PARADE OF LIGHTS November 22nd -City Hall , 6:00 pm - Parade of Lights 6:30 pm - City Hall Tree Lighting THE STRATFORD SERENADERS at Ontario St. & York St. Block Dec. 14 & 21 11 am -2 pm V-,,` REDISCOVER THAT HOMETOWN Holiday FEELING