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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-03, Page 38Page 12 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1963 MUSTANGS LOSE TO GODER+CH On Wednesday, last week, the Wingham Mustangs played their first home game of the Season and suffered their first de, feat at the hands of Goderich. Displaying good passing and a rushing attack which chalked up more than double the yards gained on the ground by Wing - ham, the visitors came out on the top end of a 12-6 decision. The scoreless first quarter was highlighted by an intercep- tion by Lynn Finnigan which stopped a Goderich drive deep into Mustang territory, In the second quarter, Wingham's starting quarterback, Don Mc- Dowell, piloted his team in a series of plays which was cli- maxed by Tom Ellacott's touch- down run. The convert at- tempt went wide, However, Goderich tied the score with the minute flag up, on a 45 yard touchdown pass. The convert attempt hit the cross -bar and bounced back onto the field. In the second half, Goderich capitalized on a fumble and scored the winning touchdown on a pass and run play. They then held off the Wingham of- fence in the remainder of the game for their victory. Approximately half the stu- dents (the male half) wisely divided their viewing time be- tween the football game and the cheerleaders who enthusias- tically urged the Mustangs on. This year's cheerleaders are Ruth Michie, Julia Thornton, Wilhelmina Smith, Marg O'Malley, Bonnie Jardin and Helen Currie. The official cheerleaders were assisted (if that is the right word) by Rod Cameron, Jim Nasmith, Dave Wenger, and Bob Beattie, who came exotically disguised as feminine cheerleaders and en - TREAT PILES the MECCA wcY Relieve pile pain with antiseptic Mecca Pile Remedy No. 1 with ingredients containing herbs for shrinking and healing swollen piles. Sold at all druggists. 74 MECCA PILE itEMEDIES NO. 1 tor INTERNAL PILES No. 2 for EXTERNAL PILES HIGHLIGHTS WHITECHURCH Raymond Kuiper, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Kuiper of the Manse, was able to return hone from Wingham Hospital on Sat» urday, after spending a week there, with pneumonia. Mrs. Irene Patterson of Tot- onto visited this week -end with her brother, Chas. Taylor and with their mother, Mrs, Wm, Taylor of Walkerton, Cpl. Kenneth Ross of the R, C.M.P. and Mrs, Ross, of Prince Albert, Sask„ are visit,. ing for a few days this week tertained the crowd with their efforts, The game was played in the Wingham ball park since the new football field at the high school isn't ready yet and the old one is taken up to a large extent by a portion of the new addition. Prior to the game, Mr. Campbell, the physical edu- cation teacher and football coach, held a football clinic during the lunch hours for stud- ents interested in learning the fundamentals of the game. WRESTLING STARTER Wrestling, a relatively new sport at W.D.H.S„ got under way last week. The wrestling coach is Mr. Gnay, a first- year biology teacher at Wing - ham. About 25 prospective mat -men were on hand, many of them from Grade nine. THE DAY THE RAINS CAME DOWN Bored students received a welcome diversion on a rainy Thursday last week when a leak developed in the school roof. Water began to drip down steadily from a point in the ceiling of the main hall, just opposite the office. A shiny red pail was placed underneath to catch the water. This, of course, inspired many terrible puns about 'kicking the bucket. 0--0--0 EVERYBODY OUT! A surprise fire drill was held at the high school Monday morning. When the fire alarm went off at 10:47, the students filed obediently out of the building. They were disap- pointed to learn that it was a practice and not the real thing. MOUNTAIN LiON HAS MANY NAMES The New World mammal found over the widest area is the mountain lion. 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