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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-11-26, Page 7rMISM MI MEN OX. IMO MN WITH THIS COUPON ONLY HAIR BRUSH am! • MATCHING COMB 4 L. IN A GIFT BOX REG. 225 RIECK PHARMACY ISIIMME MN. ISM MIN. IMMIN NMI ISSUE 1111111111 ,111111•1 ST: GEORGE'S CHURCH November 29th JO. Sunda 8:30 a.m. Holy. gommurgon '10:00 a.m; Sunday School • 11;00 a.m. Litany and Sermon (Junior Congregation and Nursery) . Nov. 30th — St. Andrew's Day Holy Communion at 7.30 and 9.3Q a.m. in the Chapel'. Rector: Rey. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D. Mr. George Burgoin; Organist and Choirmaster. • we i-711 SHRIER ON SPORTS This column has not appear, ed lately but I felt that some type of comment should be made about the efforts of the GDOI Vikings who Wednesday afternoon of last 'week won their Football Conference. cham- pionship. After a good deal of thought Isdelt that no 'one could say it better than did Coach Wayne Horner at their victory dinner a couple of hours after the de- ciding game. The following will not be the words of yours truly but those of a coach who played no small part in ,the winning of this ehlampionship. " He said: `Today we. outplayed Listowel in every category and certainly deserved to win. I was very proud of the effort Ina forward by every member of this teams, "To those who were out there el NI • II 111 •a you are th backbone of this team, you re the' boys we are depenilling on to carry on the tradition of "..a. championship team next year and the year after. "To those who were out there and gave it everything they had today and who will never play for me or the GDCI again • r you my..09-.., and btliiVithes fOi: your future football endeavors. I singrely believe that you have played on 'the. best football tealnAlmt, ETS—VVerTeTn assembled in this school. "I think it is only fair to rethember that we are a "B" school in size and we are com- peting agiainSt "A" and Double "A" schools. • "The Huron -Perth Confer- ence now consists af ten schoels;'•we are the second Smallest with some schools hay- - I 0, es' 4.111.4.1............W444,012,1WiiirtirSaglAier,"IN _`4t THE UNITED cHURCH OF CANADA North Street United_Chutc. „. . ts. 1.' THE SALVATION ARMY 10:00 a.mv Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Sermon: "ADVENT" (1) (Nursery and Junior Congregation) ):00 p.m. 'The'New Curricurum" " The Rev. W. J. ten Hoopen, B.A., B.D., Minister Dotterer, Organist', • Knox Ihesbyterian Church ° THE REV. G. LOCKHART 'ROYAL, B.A. Minister William Cameron, Director of Praise SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 29 SISTSSTSOWS,VASSi`r=t0S11,0SMSSVS0.40,044.4/1101,01,40. ,s0astst.Mvs30.411/LISSISPRSSAMM SA,SSISS46.0,41.701044 Sunday School At 10:00 a.m. 'Minister's Bible Class af TO:TO a.m. Service of Divine Worship at 11:00 a,m. (Nursery and Junior Congregation) ENTER'TO WORSHIP • , . , DEPART TO SgRvE THE UNLTED CHURCH OF CANADA Victoria Street United. Church 11:00 a.m. Sunday School', 1.1:00 a.m. Dedication of Lights , "The Inner Light" 1:10 p.m. Benmillerr Church and Sunday School, REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. Milt. J. SNIDER, Organist. FREE- METHODIST CHURCH' Corner Victoria and Park Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor Dial 52479306 9.50 a.rn. Sunday Schooi 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship • 7.00 p.m. Evangelistic Service , Wed., 7.30 p.m. — Prayer Meeting and Bible Study FIR.51" BAPTIST, CHURCH. the of the Baptist Convenn of Ontario and Quebec Montreal Street Near The Soden", . 4 10:00 a.m. -- Sunday School • 11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship 7:00 p.m..— Evening Warship Mon., 7:30 p.m. — Young People's Wed., 8:00 p.m. — Mid -Week Fellowship Hour Minister: REV. HENRY de VRIES • Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle Corner of Elgin and Waterloo Sirs. REV. • ROBERT CLARK, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday Sch(ol Clagtes for all ages. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. -• 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service Tuesday 8,p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Friday 8 p.m. Young People's Service CAPTAIN and MRS.R�Y WOMBOLD, • 1 1 : 0 0 a.m. Morning Worship 2:30 p.m. Sunday School 7:00 p.m. Salvation Meeting EVERYONE .WELCOME • • , A CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Bayfield Road at Blake St. (Entrance off Blake) -\ SUNDAY SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Bible School 11:00 a.m. Morning Service 7:3Q p.m." Evening Service Wedneschly, 8:00 p.m., "Revelation, Verse•by-Verse" Pastor: REV. T. LESLIE HOBBINS, B.A. • Warm Welcome To All ing enrolments of alm6st three -times ours. Certainly this fac- tor is important but if we come up wilth bcrys such as your- selves who slew the same drive, fight and determination.we will keep, the trophy. here. I have alway.'s believed that it is not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog. Never has this statement been more true than. this year. This season we were etintinual- ly outweighed hut never out- played. "You can be proud of the fact that you are not back door champions. Our defensive and offensive records topped any other in the league. This is ea- pecially true of our defense. '"‘In only one game this year did our opposition pick up more than seven first downs over the entirer60 'minutes. Show me e p ensive record than that! "Certainly this year was not any bed of roses. We had o..ne bad day when we lost to an inferior team. , That same day we lost John Pirie, the best blocking halfback I have ever had the privilege to coach and one of the best I have ever seen in high school football: I -now thlt was a big disa, ''iliigtrt'rrrie,' the team and to John. Not ready yet to play football, he pleaded with me Against my better judgment I allowed it. I ,did not let him play but he wanted to. This is the kind of guts. that epitom- izes every member of this team. "You rose to great heights -when you found yourselves con- fronted with St. Marys. Ydu realized you had to win or be eliminated from the ,playoffs. ft.,s • ,t, • .11O Nevet have X Seen on such a quiet ht0 trip; Tlie air was intense wiU404 dire, ser- ious thought and determination. You 'reached flown for every best effort yott had, ant sure that the victory down there showed the true spirit and determination otf this team, When a team can overcome the obstacles that this team 6vereame this year I feel that they are true eh mpions. ' "Young And 1 hie, a rookie, put on a big pair.f shoes when he quarterbacke this team in the final s , ames. I will admit that I had my doubts about And,y's abilitiy but what ire showed you and me in these gdmes and especially today, I think he has a real future. "Paul Ohamlaors also, came in, and reallyplayed some fine football when we lost the ser- vices of our other centre. The work of Brian DGwds, Johrki, McLean, Rad Reid, ,George mirwrir be remeiribered 'for a long time. • They willl•e brely missed next year. "This has certainly been a proud and wonderful day for me. To those of you who I chewed out most each and every game and practice this yeas- I offer my apologies, but tau cab expect the same next year." Thus ended Coach Horne'r re- marks. • Coach Earner also paid trib. ute to the mothers who travel- led around the country to cheer their boys on to victory and who also staged the big victory hanquet, These mothers I feel i'iould be mentioned by name. They are Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Paperni2k, Mrs. Overholt, Mrs. McLean. This was undoubtedly o e of the proudest days ih the football oareer, of Wayne Hor- ner even though he.has played For many championship clubs hirnself which included an.sm- defeated championship team. To the bays of the Blue and 11T1il77rd- offer our ,sincere 'congratulations. COLORFULLY GARBED LADY CURLERS LAUNCH SEASON All the girls came in -.color- ladies • ourl on Monday 'and ful outfits and many of them aluesdaY afternoons and Thurs- '-,w.t, e' •nt home with aching joints. di-re som. e scoresIwa the opening g,..e.s-th4-eigresi4frssisslat-e-in the ladies' curling section: . • ing season for ladies at the' Maitland Country Club on Mon - s " • MINOR HOCKEY • ' By Paul Carroll Ice •littering can. be murder. Hundrede of young Canadians have suffered despair and trag- edy over. SCRAP OF PAPER." In 1914, Kaiser Willie:hi used thoie wurds to describe the treaty guaranteeing Belgian ..ro.ntiers . , . and let loose World War. I. Jack MeMastex's "serap of piper" was truly, worthless. It was flung under his flying skates at Sudbury Arena on December 5, 1958. 'He was -)laying an O.H.A. game for the KitcheneriWaterloo Dutchmen when he skated over a piece of paper tossed by a misguided fan and slammed into the •oard3, headfirst, He °rump- led to the ice. This was the last game in the relatively short career of the 21 -year-old • left winger. Young Jack was in he hospital with his neck !aro- ken and unable to move . a muscle when he learned how close he had come .to a pro- fessional career. Cleveland had bought his contract just before lifit,mateeldent. .r. Jack,hoe 11 never play b again. partial -paraplegic, e can walk. thanks to many oper- 1`• The Goderieh 'Signal -494M Th ations and solid teaMWorklieM hits family and friends. Whoever threw that piece of paper on the ice has the of that injury on his hands and must liv6 with that guilt the rest.ef Ms life. Will you throwtomething on the ice at your next game? SQUIRTS Three games were played in the house league Saturday mornirag, Mark Sully" scored once for O'Brien's in a 1-1 tie with Gardiner's Dairy. Terry 'rawford chalked up the point for the Dairy team. In another 1-1 tie, David Swantz scored for' Goderich Electric while Curtis !finds tallied one point for the Mills Motors team. In the Mite division, the Sailors blanked the Flyers 3-0., Fergus Burns, Brian l'vIeriam, and Doug Mar - Oran; tallied or the winning team. PEE .WEE' =OA Neviejilb, A4:014.414 I t. The All-Star team travelled to Exeter a week ago Wednes- day.night. The 'Goderich boys managed. 'to match the Exeter youngsters in a three -all tie. John Sturdy, Stewart Asher and Bruce Stoll won the honors for the three Goderich goals. "Ixnay" is the word as far as house league activity goes. Team organization is internas yet; league games are Snricipated for next ,Saturday, BANTAM Wednesday, the 18th, Goa - over Phe X4H,1404 Of$ te.agl• Dirk Virolter.heek cdient $lum kw VIA 19041 ZIPP; $fore,ct v4 4 .044$4, Ken lIferiaM •tal.lied ou 114 is the 5th straight win 'or OA,* Ali -Star team. The_hqci(ey-ma, terial displayed kooks like p�4' stuff for the.finalsfiext, Sprixig• 'In house league activitY, Cht1).? Grill defeated DenorOMe Flow- ers 4 loafs' to 2, In the other game, I.G.A. fell o defeat 34 at the hands of the 1VraelDWan-- Insurance team. MIDGET AND JUVENILE The Midget ,division faceci two losses last week: At London, the Goderich team was trount. ed 6-0 and St. Marys blanked the local team here 5-0. Enough said! The Juvenjile, entry was de - fated by the St: Marys club, the same night,:„with a 3-1 t‘ere,---Bob-GarlyleT-itesis' Brian Carroll tallied the lone point for the Goderich losers. WHAT'S UP? Be sure to be on hand at the arena next „Saturday the 28th at 7:00 p.m. The Bantams, Midgets and Juveniles will play three exciting games against the blVfHA Woodstock teams. The admission is, only two bits per head and your participation wasalf... the iba* it the teams. ' 'Don't just re the garries; see them tcro! ' New faces Is'ere among the lady curlers and„. last year's curlers extendedj, to them ,a hearty welcome and also the hope that they would become ardent curlers. All signs point to a big year for the lady curlers and." the development -here on Some tap ranking stone throwers: The .11 for* HOME Kroehler - PLATFORM ROCKERS • P.TAISanswints.ssSIWASISMISSIMS14,11.11xisisis,,AnssInsstaasSwASW..."WaNAMIESSISSIOSMS These chairs have sturdy spring con- .; structiai, upholstered arms ,with show - wood. fronts. This 'is one of the most comfortable "chairt„ you can buy. It is tim iiested and still the most popular seller. Choose it in a variety of fabrics and shades. This is a gift that will keep on giving for years to cop -ie. ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS Occasional Chairs .0.... 19:95 up Swivel Rockers .. ...... 45.00 up Recliners 79...95 up Hostess Chairs 14.95 up Floater Rocket's 75.00 -up We have a multitude of styles from which , you can choose. All are well constructed and 'available, in fab'ics and 'colors that will suit, the decor ' '14 of your herne. Come in and shop now, don't get caught in' the last minute rush. 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