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TRAVEL TO WOSSA.--Members of the SHDHS senior boys' volleyball team gained
the right to represent the Huron-Perth conference at WOSSA in London, Saturday,
when they copped the tournament among the nine area schools in Goderich last
Saturday. The locals went through the event without a defeat to win their sixth
title in seven years. Members of the squad are, back row, left to right: Dale Tur-
vey, Ron Oke, Russ 'Klopp, coach Glenn Mickle, Gary Ford and Dennis Mock,
Middle row, Greg Spencer, Bob Mickle, Allan Prang and Robert IVIcNaughton. Front
row, Neil. Hamilton, Roger Cann and Ron Weber. —T-A photo
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Personal items
Miss Ann Hamilton, daugh-
ter of Air, .m1 AlurraY
ilatoilton of Bit 3 Ailsa Craig,
was ello.ort as president of the
student „cottneil for the. 10E2-'63
term at North Middlesex High
School.
mr. Luther Morley, Betty
and Elsie were Sunday guests
of Air, and Airs. Harvey Mole'
1eY-
A. Hallowe'en and euchre
party will be held at BrinsleY
Community Centre on Friday
evening, Nov. 2.
Irene Lalonde of Ailsa Craig
visited on the weekend with.
friends at Brineley,
Brineley United Church will
resume its winter time schecl'
ule for Sunday, Nov. 4 with
Sunday School et 1.45 and serv-
ice at 3.00 p.m,
Mr, and Mrs. Goldwyn Glenn.
and. family were Sunday eve-
ning visitors with Air. and Mrs.
Ivan Brock of •Winchelsea.
Corn picking and farm work
were held up owing to back-
ward weather conditions.
ceity of Cromarty church will
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to Wingham for the final game
of the season . . . Ron Deich-
ert, Brian Wedlake and Janis
Gulens were the mainstays on
the Panther defense, although
the entire line played one of
their better games.
HURON PERTH
CONFERENCE
Wednesday's scores:
Listowel Ce, Seaforth
-mitc.hon 71. Stratford
South Huron 5, Goderich 0
Wingham 20, Clinton 7
'P P
List owel 4 0 1
Mitchell 4 1 0 S
11'ingham 3 1 L
Seaforth 3 2 0
South Huron 2 2 0 4
t:oderich 3 1 3
Stratford, 0 5 0 0
Gs rites next week:
Wednepciay I on at SPA -
forth: Soul h Huron at 11" Ingham:
Mitchell at Goderith; 'Stratford at
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Mr, and Mrs. Karl Guenther,
Janet and Karen accompanied
by Mrs. George Sherritt of
Calgary, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Jack-
son at Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Steep-
er and family of Ailsa Craig
visited Sunday with Mrs.
Steeper's grandmother, Mrs.
E. Lamport.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shep-
pard spent Sunday with their
son Dave in Toronto. ,
Mr. Frank Levy and (laugh-
tars of St. Marys visited Sun.
day with .Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Sweitzer, Ron and Barbara.
Mr. end Mrs, Ross Love,
Miss May liodgins and Mrs,
Millen .Ratz visited the Pioneer
Village at Doon, near Kiteh.
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The popular sport of curling
appears to be still on the lip.,
swing in, the Area, and it was
reported .this week OW over
30 more persons are 'expeeted
to participate at, the local curl-
ing sheet this winter-
Rill .Cann, president of the
men's club, stated the number
.could reach 300 this winter, re•
porting that it would definitely
be well over the 250 who par-
tieineted last season.
"Curling certainly appears to
be hero to stay." he comment-
Ld, "..and it's going ahead every
year",
lie indicated the increase in
the number of ,participants was
about equal between men and
women who have .asked to join
the leagues. Many of the new
players are persons who have
held shares but never took. up
the game until now,
Play et the rink isn't expected
to start until November 12, but
Cann stated some pre - season
games may be held 'before this
date.
However, he pointed out the
club wanted to give the ice
committee a good chance to put
in a top sheet of ice and play
had not been scheduled for an-
other week and a half.
'We want to keep awey from
having the ice crack or heave
as it has before when we tried
to hurry along too much,"
Cann stated.
Have started
The machine was turned on
at the arena over a week ago
and the first flooding took place
on Saturday. "They are mak-
ing nice progress and the ice
is coming along fine," the pres-
ident added.
He also reported that work-
Experience
— Continued from page 6
Gulens taking over after Clin-
ton lost the serve, the SHIMS
squad played their best volley-
ball of the clay and picked up
seven straight points to open
a 10-6 lead.
Elaine Miller served for one
more point before SHDHS gave
up the ball, but after getting it
back they scored four straight
points with Gail Farquhar on
the serving line to emerge with
a 15-6 margin.
The win was sweet revenge
for the locals who lost out to
Clinton in the WOSSA finals in
London last year.
Members of the starting team
for SHDHS were: Joan Dett-
mer, Ausma Gulens, Kristina
Gulens, Gail. Farquhar, Elaine
Miller and Marjorie MaePhee.
Substitutes include: JoAnne
Miners, Jo-Anne Hood, Grace
Eagleson., Bonnie Turvey, Caro-
lynne Simmons and Pauline
Aquilina.
SHDHS girls who assisted
with the officiating of the tourn-
ament were Janet Blair, Eli-
zabeth Chapman and Ruth
Ann Salmon,
Start ice 'for curlers„
expect close t.Q. 300:
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Airs. T, Laing visited on Sat-
urday with Mr. and Airs. T,
Gillespie and family at Korre
oka,
Sunday guests with Airs. Sa-
die Scott were Mr. and. Mrs. J.
M. Scott, Gerry and Ronnie,
Staffa, Mr. and Mrs, Carlyle
Meilde and Berbera and Air.
and Mrs, Duncan Scott, Jim-
mie and Bobby.
Mrs. Harold. Coleman, Mrs.
Laverne Scott and Ronnie of
Seaforth, visited on Tuesday
with. Ale, and Airs. K. McKel-
lar,
Mr. Earl Treffey is a patient
in Stratford General Hospital,
having broken his leg in an
accident at his home.
Mrs, Harry Elliott and chil-
dren of Essex 'spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and
Ales, John Wallace.
Mrs, Alan Somers of St.
Marys was a visitor at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. K. Mc-
Kellar on Wednesday.
Mr. Robert Laing has been
confined to his home suffering
from an injury to his leg.
The Thankoffering service of
the Women's Missionary So-
4
Although Wednesday was a of the second half on a heads-
plain, ordinary "miserable" up play by Kyle, but a series
day for a football game, the of costly penalties and a big
SHDHS Panthers managed to loss shoved them almost back
turn it into a bright spot for into their own end.
themselves by edging Goderich Gerry :Drysdale and Neil Mc-
6-0 in Exeter. Allister, who carried most of
A heavy coaling of snow had the running • attack along with
been pushed into slush piles by Jim Pfaff, picked up a first
students before the game and down between them on their
the players on both teams end- first try from their own 35, but
ed up well soaked in just a few their next series was stopped
short minutes after the open- by Goderich and Kyle was
ing kickoff. forced to kick.
The numbing cold wind, corn- A Goderich defender manag-
bitted with the wet conditions, ed to get a hand on the ball
caused considerable havoc for as it sailed over the line of
the players trying to bold onto scrimmage and it bounced to-
the pigskin and fumbles were wards the sidelines with se•ve-
the order of the day„ ral. Panthers standing around
However, the Panthers didn't wondering what to do with it.
have as much trouble as their Kyle came racing over to
visitors and won the game by pick it up himself and he
retrieving one Goderich fumble skirted clown the sidelines to
and prevented the northern the Goderich 25-yard line, to
squad from tying the tilt by give the locals possession from
falling on another, there.
After receiving the opening Drysdale and McAllister pick-
kickoff, Goderich lost the ball ed up another first down and
on their own 25-yard line when Pfaff carried it to the 12-yard.
Brian Wedlake and Janis flu- line. Kyle kept the ball on the
lens fell on a loose ball that next play and ran around end
squired out of the hands of to get all the way to the
speedy John McLean. Goderich two,
However, two pass attempts However, a clipping penalty
by Steve kyle went incomplete nullified the play and took the
and he was forced to kick with ball hack to the 35 and then
Goderich. taking possession Pfaff was smeared for a loss
again on their 15-yard marker, of 14. Kyle was forced to kick
The northerners still had dif- and two SHDHS penalties on
fleetly controlling the pigskin the play took the ball back to
and they fumbled on both their the Goderich 50 where they
attempts to gain yardage and had to kick over.
lost a total of six yards on the G()cl • ench threaten
Plays, although they managed In the, final quarter, Code- to recover their own miscues. rich threatened to tie the
However, the third down snap game when they moved deep
to kicker John Gemmill bonne- into Panther territory, but a ed out of his hands and the hard-charging Panther line costly fumble ended the threat.
They started on the S1350 and smeared him back on his own
seven-yard line. McLean and Gemmill lugged
the ball to the 23 and a Kyle then hit end Dave Tin- Panther penalty gave them
thenen for a six-yard pro pass and then took no chances oe possession with only 13 yards
losing, the bail on a handoff as ‘.° However, Larry Paperniek
he kept it himself to plunge fumbled the ball on the second over centre for the only major play end Janis Gulens ran in
of the: game. to fall on it and the Panthers Although both squads man- aged to pick hi) a few first moved the ball away from the
clowns in the rettainder of the shadows of their own goal firsthalf, play was eohfinee :posts as the game ended.
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markers.
nly between the two GAME COMMENTS Gode-
yar 45- rich fumbled the ball a total d The pahthers made, the deep- of nine tittles and tegeined it
vP on six of those. Five of their eat penetration when Kyle hit
Bill Dintin for a long 30-re, fumbles came on their first six
"" plays Panthers futiibl- paSS , on the Goderich 30-yard twice and recovered initiatjktienta,lbtpttla t.tortehdt .ohullfto)2? tw.b'oth as well as three of
a nd the Getletich miscues — The they had no thAnct to get moved the Panthers into closer. fifth place in the nine-teem
Penalties hurt league and they will hAVt a
The Panthers started out chance at evening their eee-
steong in the opening Minutes son's record When they travel
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