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Vikings
Goderich eollegiate's senior
football team,, the Vikings, in.'
vaded Stratford. Central Colley
giate's football field a week
ago Wednesday, where they
trainpled over that high schoolh
football squad, 324.
GDCI football coach, Wayne
Horner, who recently assessed
his current crop of players as
"the worst teana . I've bad. in
years" must. have been' chok.
ing over -those words afte%,w, att
Ching the Vikings? perforin last
week.
Starting quarterback Andrew
Pirie • opened the scoring in the
sec,oiti1 quarter with a 15 -yard
run into, the end zone. Two
mnre'points were quickly added
when quarterback Pirie come
pleted a pass to half -back Doug
Keen. who ' took it in the end
zone.
Under new, football regu.
lations, the quarterback •has the
option of ,completittg a touch-
down by passing, for two points
or kicking a convert, for one
point. Score was "still 8-0 at
the end of the third quarter.
Early in the fourth quarter
the Vikings struck again. This
time it was Danny O'Brien who
carried the ball across from off.
tackle; Owen Freeman took the
convert pass from Pirie. Vik.
ings had then' opened up a 16-0
lead.
Another point was scored
against Stratford when Freeman
booted the ball into the end zone
and a Stratford player was nail.
ed before he crossed the safety
line with it.
Brian Smith snagged a pass in
the end zone,. from Pirie who
threw from behind their line of
scrimmage, 30 yards out. Vik:
ings opted to kick the convert
this time, which gave them a
24-0 lead.'
Late in the fourth quarter,
Vikings were parked right at
the doorstep of Stratford's goal
line again. Smith caught a pass
from Pirie who threw it from
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penes 32
,
Th. Gedirich' S1gn•I-Stark Tws+i ir.. 'l
The weckting preception was,
hero. In the 480,004 hall of
the church, The br fide's other:
wore a mauve lace erteernble
and blending Fnallire and Mink
colored hat with .a corse :Qt
yellow roses, 'l'he groom's
mother chose • a gown of Ger,
' Shell VISSi in Italian coral shade,
a draped turban of la>tino ,lit
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Yale n hi to• RM �roaei,
FOr .trarrefl ° 40 Montreal
andthe Oast Coat.
wore a poen of to*l
chlog coat and dress with:;:1
acce$,eo 'les ,and a oereafe'
tawny roses,
The couple is. e8td fl In
Myth.
HIGHEST DEBENTURE
„ :Paid on 5 year debentures of $5 000
Or masse
63 % piid aa1 to 5 years minimus 1100.
SDCI Vikings, the local high school's senior
football team, are holding daily workouts after
classes during the early.weeks of September.
Brushing up on their tackling technique, using
a dummy, was one important aspect of their
traing'' .which GDCI football coach, Wayne
Horner, put his players through, early this
week. "Here, a meiriber of the-GDCI Viking squad
displays the tackling form which, must have
contributed greatly to their 32-0-win.over a
• Stratford Central Collegiate team, whom they
played last week. (Staff Photo)
Stratford's one yard line. Doug
Keen caught the convert pass
which gave Vikings the full
eight counts for their last tou^.h.
down of the game.
Inter -collegiate football as
tion returns to Goderich this
week when the Vikings tackle
the Wingham football squad Fri.
day. A double-header of foot-
ball will be slated for Friday
at Goderich, The GDCI Viking
Juniors will .,be playing their
BINGO at LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 Oth
at 8:30 p.m.
;15 GAMES — $1.00
The ptize for each, regular game will be $12.00
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first game of the season Friday,
against a South Huron (Exeter)
junior football sgaad.
Missing from the GDCI Vik.
Ings senior football team when
they face Wingham Friday, will
be one of their key players,
• Brian Smith. Brian was sche.
duled to move to Sarnia with
other members of his family '
early this week.
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JOHN WILLIAM AB ELL'S
On September 23 in Toronto
death claimed a member of' a
Goderich family of long stand.
'ing in the person of. John Wil.
Ilam. Abell in his -57th, year. ,HE
was the son of Alexina Craigie
and the late William P. Abell.
Educated in Goderich he attend.
.ed public and high school.
My. Abell enlisted in the
RCAF and graduated as a navi-
gator from Crumlin. Wounded
on his llth mission over enemy
territory, he spent four months
in hospital. in England. before
being invalided home.
For his meritorious service
he was awarded theDistinguish.
ed Flying Cross,. and was one
of six men for 'whom the town
gave a civic welcome on their
return in 1945.
' Latterly Mr. Abell made his.
home. in Toronto where he was
on the staff of Thorne, Gunn,
Helliwell and Christensen,
Chartered Accountants.
Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. W. P. Abell; a sister,
Irene, Mrs. G. C. White; and
a brother James Abell of Tor.
onto.
Funeral services were con.
ducted by Rev. G. L. Royal of
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich.
Pallbearers were: M. S. Sut.
herland, 'Thomas Harron, Carl.
tori Worsell, C. 1, .Naftel, Gor.
don McManus, Clayton Edward. •
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery,'Goderich,
Rev: W,d. Mather was the
officiating minister ins Blyth
United Church fqr the wedding
of Mary Barbara Campbell,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John
Campbell, Blyth, and Douglas
Ross Howson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Howson, also
of Blyth.
Baskets of -yellow shasta dai.
sies, white gladioli and mul-
tiple colored gladioli' formed
the setting for the double.ring
ceremony. Organist, Mrs. Don.
ald Kai accompanied the solo.
ist, Mrs: Harold Campbell, who
sang "The Lord's -Prayer" and
"The Wedding P7 yer".
On the arm of her- father,
the bride was lovely in a for.
mal sheath gown of Bemberg
organza over taffeta in the cage
effect, trimmed -with- •handclip.
ped chantilly lace and featuring
a Sabrina neckline and elbow.
length sleeves, -Her pleated
headdress encrusted with
pearls held her four -tiered or-
ganza veil and she carried white
gardenias and baby pink roses.
Mrs. Kenneth Patterson, Au.
burn, was the matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Cheryl
Madill, Blyth, and Miss Ann
Howson, also of B13tH. They
were gowned alike in formal '
' sleeveless sheath gowns ° of avo.
cado chiffon over taffeta lace
bodices, empire waists and -mat.
chliig opera -style lace coats.
Their veiled ring headdresses
were shirred avocado and they
carried baskets of yellow shasta
daisies.
William Howson, Blyth, was
groomsman: James Howson and
Danny Campbell, both of Blyth,
were the ushers.
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Goderich District Collegiate -Institute
MONDAY
7:30 - 9:30 P.M.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 16
COST OF COURSE IS $10
(Plus Cost of Materials)
$5 REFUND FOR 80% ATTENDANCE
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will be published in this newspaper in the October 12th edition. •"
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Junior B's Hold
First Workout
Goderich Junior "B-" hockey
management have set Sunday,
October 1, as the starting date
for aspiring Junior 'B' aged
hockey players to try out for
this ¥ear's team.
An invitation. is extended to
all local hockey players of
eligible age to attend a work.
out which will be, held . Sun.
day afternoon at the Goderich
Memorial Arena.
A qualifying aractise-sess-io
will also be held Sunday after-
noon for out-of-town Junior 'B'
prospects.
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