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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-10-10, Page 2v}. The Goderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, October 10th, 1903 Collegiate Vikings Wi:n Again Take Colts By 12.6 The Wingham Colts suffered er when Dennis Williamson their first football defeat in fumbled a Wingh"am, punt on four years last Wednesday his_own 30 -yard line. How - when the Goderich 'Vikings • ever, two standout .'defensive handed them a thorough 12-6 plays by DoWds and McLean shellacking.. kept the Viking, out of trouble. Ile,. cioua Goderich ground Fourth Quarter gain.. kept the \Viugham boys The fourth quarter opened- _ with their backs to ,tile wall with Goderich moving the ball almost continually throughout from their own. ,four -yard Iine the ga:ne '11re Goderich ground to theWingham 12. Once again at,..ck .um piled a total• of 243 t foul up in the Viking back- yards un the ground hi coin till cost theta possession of part,on to 82 by the ('olts. th,.s ball- The Colts took Jiver 11ow rr penalties and back and ;n two downs could only field inexperience cost the Gude- ntov:• the ball three yards, clue rich h.)' , at least three touch to some tine defensive work down_ Br.an Dan d;, John :MMcLean, Goderich received the open. ,Ray Donnelly and Ross Sturdy. lar, kick - off and promptly On the third down, Brian Marched to the •Wingham four- Dowds broke- through- the Colt ard line on fine runs by Bi1l.l defence to block their punt. Wilkinson and Larry Paperni- k. Dow 0., recovered on the Colt With first down on the lour,,15. Larry Papernick smashed Ste Sniq1', short pass was oft tackle for three yards. Steve iutcrL= p'ed by John Peters. Snell then hit hill Wilkinson Th.' Colts were tot cod to kick witli a beautifully executed after 'hrec down; and the \ ';k rr=•••n pass Wilkinson, be- ipi s once again took over on hind the blocking of McLean, the Wingham 50. from here Dowd, and Clark went over they moved to the Colts' nine -1 tanding up. yard line but fumbled with The Vikings, undefeated as Wingham recovering. The yet. meet the Clinton Redmen strong Goderich defence kept this Thursday at our local Wingham from entering Viking; Agricultural Park. territory for the remainder of Not Satisfied Head Coach Wayne Horner is still far from satisfied with the showing of his boys to date. "We have been three - touch- downs better than Wingham have beaten ', owel e or Listowel, yet h8 both by only one. The' boys have not taken advantage of the many scoring opportunities they earn and until they do our success is still in doubt." However, the coach did have _some fine words of praise for a few of his players. the quarter. Second Quarter • The second • quarter opened with the' Colt quarterback pass- ing 35 yards -to Don E11,icot who carried to the Goderich six- yard line. 'Once again the '*ic- tim of the pass was Rick Duck- worth- • From ^ the six, Ellicot swept his right end to score. The Vikings received the kickoff and •pr"om,ptly marched from their own 12 -yard line to the Wingham six. Bill Wilkin- son. wl'o was a 60 -minute stand- out for the Vikings with the TROUSSEAU TEA help of., Pipernick, ripped yard Mrs. Gordon Orr entertained after ard off to move theVik- at a trousseau tea last Saturday ings into scoring position. evening, in honor of her daugh- However, two costly penalties ter. Marilyn, who will soon put the Vikings back on the become the bride of Mr. James Wingham 46. With third down Dre'hmann. AssistinK in receiv tones, under the capable" three- nine holes, Jean Papernick; low and time running out, Steve ing the guests was Mrs. George tion of Mrs. Bruce Sully, Mrs. net nine holes, Peggy Day. Door Snell pitched a 35 yard pass Drehmann, mother of the Ed. Rowlands and Mrs. F. Over- prize was won by Martina The offer of additional to stick Duckworth who went groom-to-be..ti holt, while Mrs. Win. Gardner Schneiker. __ awards for citizenship,- tender - was in charge of tickets. ed by 13. R. Robinson of Godey- over standing up' Duckworth Pouring tea were ,Mrs.- Harry fiorl:"of their Remembrance Day Mrs. Mae Mooney? an ex- QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ rich was gratefully accepted ��,��,e and ... o v fund, by authorizing ur- golfer herself and still an ar-1. Which Canadian province re -by the board. Mr. Robinson cha.p� of a wreath. The board ,lent supporter, presented the mains free of rats? has offered a cash award of �. chairman was delegated to re- present the board at the cere- monies at the War Memorial, November llth. Refuse Payment 'On consideration of a request from Wingham District High School for payment respecting Goderich area pupils attending that school, the- secretary was advised- to inform the Wing - ham board that no permission had been granted by the local The women's section of the Maitland Country Club • held their year end dinner at_ the club house Saturday night and presented trophies to the various winners of tie year's com- petitions. Winners and runners-up are, front row, left to right: Maxine Martin, winner of Maitland Trophy; Peggy Day, :g 5 5 END 'SEASON• LADY'GQLFERS PIJZES_ PRESENTED WINNERS on which they have a low score. These scores are kept -.separ- ately on what is .known as . a "Ringer Sheet," and as t h e summer - progresses and the golfers improve, the Ringer Sheet scores get lower•. The lowest Ringer ,,Sheet score was won by Edna Overholt with Marg Evans and Maxine Martin The official closing of the Ladies' Golfing Section of the Maitland Country Club was held on Saturday with golf in the afternoon, followed by dinner and presentation of prizes. Twenty-five ladies participat- ed under a cloudless sky, and enjoyed a very pleasant after- noon of golf delightful buf- fet supper was served by Mr.tying for second place. ger of the ••A. ,M. Robertson and Mrs. Tom Jones who have Prize winners for, the day Mathematics and "S c i e n c e were: low gross 18 holes, Edna Award. Overholt; • low net 18 holes, I A. M. Robertson awards for Evelyn Wilkinson;- low gross Progress and Development go in the school should be C.S.A. to Lynne Ryan 'and Conrad or Hydro approved. Watters. On a motion by Trustees Munro and Walter, the board acted on a request from Branch 109, Canadian Legion, for sup -- winner of the Rose Bowl. Back row, left toll rigivt: Jean Mcllwain, runner-up for the Club Championship; Mrs. May Mooney who was on hand to present the trophies; Edna Over- holt, winner of the Club Championship, and Mary Rouse, runner-up for the Rose' Bowl. Signal -Star photo Four Award Winners Announced By District _Collegiate Board Winners of the A. M. B.obe't- regarding zone meetings to be son Memorial Awards were an- held regarding salary negotia- nounced at the regular meet- tions; a letter from the Eng- ing of Goderich District Col- lish teachers' section of the legiate Institute at the school Ontario Educational Associa- Monday evening. tion, protesting the standardiz- Bonnie Allen was namedek as ation of English texts through winner of ,the A. J. Moore Mem- a school system; an invitation orial Scholarship, while David from the London Board of Edu- Kelly was announced as win- catio , to attend the opening of the A. B. Lucas Secondary School, October 24th; notifica tion from H.E.P.C. of Ontario that all electrical 'equipment taken over the catering at the club. The lounge was attrac- tively decorated in autumn .43 BOTH MEN AND WOMEN Future Curlers 1nv:iita To Mee At The Club On October 15 and 1 The arti.fidial ice making machine is now 'being installed in the new curling rink but it will be about a couple of weeks before it is in operation. The building itself is rapidly nearing completion. Some of the more enthusiastic curlers, anxious to see the rink ready as soon as"possible, have been droviding volunteer labor. This nos been mostly in the matter of evening out the gravel, etc., which is spread on the rink bot- tom and over which the artific- ial ice pipes are placed. This volunteer work has been done and will continue to be" done on Wednesday afternoons and on Saturdays. Volunteer aid from any other ' prospective shoulder catch and outsprinted Ruth Orr of Goderieh.• grand- Wingham defenders to tie mother~ of the bridal couple. the score 6:6. Their attendants were. - Mrs. Third Quarter Dan Willis, Mrs. Jack Meriam The third quarter was a see- and Mrs, Charles Orr. saw battle with the Vikings Mrs. George Bacon presided continually pursuing pay dirt in the wedding, gifts' room; Mrs. but `couldn't. seem to find it. Robert Hoy, the trousseau; Miss Three penalties during this Marlette Chenier• the "hope quarter against Goderich were chest"; Miss Olive Miller of extremely costly as twice they Toronto, in the bridal shower "" were held. from scoring. The gifts' room and Miss Lynda Viking defence was also given Willis was in charge of the a severe test during this quart- guest book. YOUNG PEOPLES GROUPS OFFICE STAFF, `I.OUSEWIVES,. CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS, FACTORY GROUPS • ORGANIZE A BOWLING GROUP It's Fun --It's Healthful . Any night is available for your group. Here are the- times available on the . various days. Monday 9 to 12 p.m., Tuesday 7 to 12 p.m. and W'4'ednesday,-. Thursday and Friday 9 to 12 p.m. ()n` any" -of` iTibse' nrgh"ts-Tve "i: ff'-taltr-T'grtttxp"'i�f---"--�_ up to four teams. OPEN BOWLING Saturday Af terngon and Evening .sem. o.s s a moo.1 yrs w11M11.11111•11 .�� �� a .r�� 11111111111M111 ON A,Y _--1NITE - EAGUES CANCELLED For This Week Only — Oct. 14 OPEN BOWLING .FROM 7-12 ') A 204 HURON ROAD UT%E' L JA 4-9966 trophy winners *it.h their .2, In the over -21 age group are $50 each for a boy and girl prizes, assisted by Mrs. D. Ia':, there more men or women in in Grade IX demonstrating out - Worthy. It was definitely es- Canada? standing citizenship. tablished that the ladies' pre -13. Average annual earnings of Committee Chairman sident, Mrs. F. Overholt, is the production workers in manu- Dr. R. W: Hughes, board No. 1 shotmaker, 'as the list of facturing in ..Canada were chairman, explained that he prizewinners will testify. The $1,156 in 1944. What was the had been advised by Trustee Club 'Championship, which is 1962 average? Eric Johnstone. that he had 18 -hole match play, with no 4. What Canadian river has a tendered his resignation to his handicap involved, was won by length of 2,600 miles? appointing body, G-oderich Town Edna Overholt, with Jean Mc- 5. Natural gas exported from Council. -Mrd` Johnstone had' Ilwain as runner-up. The Rose Canada to the U.S. had a been chairman of the property Bowl, 18 -hole match play with value in 1962 of $19 million, committee. Dr. Hughes asked handicap, -was won by Peggy $39 million, $82 million? that the chairmanship of the Day, with Mary4,Rouse as run- ANSWERS: 5. $82 million, committee be filled for the re- ner-up. The Maitland, .Trophy more than twice the 1961 value. mainder of the term. On mo - is nine -hole stroke play with 3. $3,979. 1. Alberta; rats came tion, of. Trustees,' G. Ginn and handicap and was played off here from Europe on early ex- E. East, Dr. Jar Leitch was ap- on the opening day in June; plorers' ships, have been mig- winner Maxine Martin, runner- rating westward at a rate of Lengthy List up Edna Overholt:. about 10 miles a year. 4. The The ' board dealt with a During tie "golfing season the Mackenzie. - 2. At the- time of F- lengthy list of correspondence, lady golfers put a ring on their th 1961 census, 5,323,767 men including a letter from the On - score cards around the holes olid 5,289,999 women. tario School Trustees' Council proved as committee chairman, • SKY RANCH RESTAURANT proudly displays the. Coffee Brewing Institute's "-G- LID_EN_ AWARD presented for producing a fine beverage coffee in accordance with the highest brewing standards --- standards based on scientific and consumer research. • SKY RANCH RESTAURANT • .. HIGHWAY 21 NORTH AT SKY HARBOUR P curlers would be most were - and liquor : with o• Soliciting is still in pr gressi meals. In charge of eaf for the sale, of 50 additional shares 'nt $50 .each in the Mait- land Country _.Club to facilitate the' financing of extra `plans in connection with the curling rink. These shares may be purchased from any Member of the curling rink building committee or, directly, from the chairman, Dan Murphy. Curlees' Registration Meetings are to be held to determine how many of the shareholders of the Maitland Country Club will be curling this season. All men who plan to curl are invited to attend a meeting at the Maitland Coun- try Club at 8 p.m., on Tuesday, October 15. All women who board for the pupils to attend are planning to curl are asked - the Wingham school.. Payment to meet at the Maitland, Coun- was therefore refused. try Club at 8 p.m., on Wednes- A report from the heaciquar- clay, October 16. Any who find ters of Western Ontario area it impossible to attend these Canadian Arany Cadets indicat- meetings are urgently request- ed that the training year at ed to complete the coupon on the local school had been as- the- questionnaire mailed to sessed as good, although not them this week and mail it to the highest in the area. Dan Murphy, 18, The Square, On motion of Trustees D. Goderich. Murphy and E. East the ac- The Maitland Country Club counts, totalling $6,028.48 were authorized to be paid. v To Close School In the course of his report, Principal Okal L. Day announc- ed that a Headmasters' Con- ference had been set for Lon- don, November 1st, and also that an educational conference would be held at Elmira, Nov- ember 8th. 'Ori ffititton of Trus- tees Murphy and Ginn, it was decided to close the school on the latter date so that the teachers could attend the con- ference. A request that French texts be purchased for students in grades 10-12 to the value of $116.00 was granted on motion of Trustees '13. Walter' and Robert Jewell. . Generous , Offer An offer by • Dr. • Kenneth Lambert of Gederich to give medical inspection of sports team members at •a nominal fee was gratefully accepted by the board on motion of Trus- tees Munro and Foster, with the comment that -it was a most generous gesture on the doc- tor's part. On motion of Trust=ees R. Fdster and R. Jewell, the secre- tary was authorized to call tenders for the oil fuel supply for the year. Trustee G. Ginn, in making his report on behalf. of the vocational committee Which he at the Club are Mr. and loin Jones of Toronto, troduce this couple to the members, the evening of day, October 12, has been aside. There will be au estra and lunch will ba se , Admission is $1 per persrtp. The Jones' have torte; Goderich after some years experience at the Taro>{It4. and at the "Briars," Jack Point. As caterers, fey, prepared to organize events and notices willtrm ed to club members as li are finalized. NO MORE WEATHER. WORRIES WITH! A ri E.DRYER 1964 Model is now fully licensed for the sale to its members of beer head=s, announced that the of- ficial opening of the vocational school at Clinton would be held Nosember 8th. ' - Approve List He also reported that the list of students attending the new school from the Goderich area had been checked by Principal O. Day, 'and that with the ex- ception of one student who had transferred from Marathon, Ont., the -list was approved, and responsibility for the students could be accepted by the local board. 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