HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-11-16, Page 5•
• Another deer limiting, season has come and gone. According
to reports reaching this corner, it was an em?nently successful
one for .a higher number of hunters than• usual. Although Huron
• county's season lasted only' three days, that length of time
seems to have been adequate. The. majority of hunters in Huron
obtained their animal or animals the first day of the season.
- ,d>itdging by the number of cars returning south .On Highway
...21' : last weekends carrying Alain deer, •there • mast also have
•- "` been -a high percentage of . Bruce county deer hunters who ob.
tained a winter's supply of Venison. • • • - -.
Another hunting party, this one from Port Albert area, proved
`'''''' '°x"!tt was not necessary to drive 100 miles to the top of the 11ruce
peninsula, to reap a substantial harvest of deer. The Port.Albert
marksmen dropped three of these animals during the first day
of the Huron county season.
A thickly wooded area of Colborne township, (my correspondent
understandably would not give an exact location) yielded two
adult does and the prize of the hunt, a six.pronged, majestically
antlered buck. ,
Only one aspect of this successful hunt is regrettable; the
Port Albert deer hunters did. not inform the SignalStar sports •
columnist of their achievement ' in order that they might have
been photographed with their trophies, for the sake of posterity,
This. complaint aside, congratulations are extended to the
Port Albert hunters on the acquisition of their handsome buck
specimen.
A most unusual and ironic episode of the '67 deer hunting
season involved a member of the'local clergy, the Rev. J. Donald
MacDonald, minister of North' Street Inited„ Church. (Since he
is a clergyman, we, are inclined to accept his experience as
gospel truth.)-
Farly last week, Reverend MacDonald left Goderich and `headed
north in pre -dawn darkness on his way to a deer hunting holiday
in the Bruce peninsula. Just as he reached the top of the airport
hill, the headlights of his car silhouetted the shadowy form of
a- a - a - (washe dreaming?) - no - it was a deer! It ,as running
down Highway- 21 just a few yards ahead of his car.
The minister swerved to avoid the animal but the deer•was'not
willing to let his pursuer escape unscathed. As the clergyman
turned the wheel, the deer jumped in the same direction. Slam!
Animal and vehicle collided.
Momentarily stunned and' shaken by the turnabout surprise
attack from an intended quarry, the Goderich minister recovered
sufficiently to unpack his gun and load it.
• The deer, which was crippled by the collision, was quickly
put out of its misery with one well -aimed shot. Damage to the
front of the Goderich clergyman's car was estimated at $150.
Is there a moral to -this. deer hunting story? Perhaps. But
we'll allow you to draw your own conclusions. t
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44
Goderich District Collegi'at'e Institute Junior
Vikings upset, defending champions from Lis-
towel Collegiate in a sudden death match at
Listowel ' last Wednesday, to capture top berth,
in the Huron -Perth football conference. The
home boys. blanked their hosts 21.0.. Above,
Junior Viking coach Ray Donnelly presents- the
league trophy to GDC; quarterback Dave Royal.
right. (Staff Photo)
County 'Numismatic Society Exhibition
The sixth annual coin exhibi.
tion sponsored by the Huron
County Numismatic Society, at
the Elm Haven Motor Hotel,
Ci ;'ton, on Sunday, attracted
about 400 interested visitors.
"Canada's History in Coins”
drew .collectors, • dealers and
cortipetitors from all parts of
Western Ontario. °One Bourse
dealer, Jim 'Little, travelled
nearly 200 miles, from his Bell.
ville home, to attend the Huron
County show, which ran from
noon until after 8 p.m.
Clinton Mayor Don Symons
presided at the 2 p.m. official
opening ceremonies. In a brief
address,
To each visitor who signed the
registration book after payinga
nominal. entry `fee, a free Win.
. ston Churchill Medal was given..
Special awards, -were also pre•
sented to the one liundredth,-two .
hundredth, three hundredth and
four hundredth persons to ar.
rive at the exhibition.
Competitive displays, on ex.
hibition in , the Timberlane
Room, were judged _at :3;30 by
three selected numismatic ex.
perts.
A feature extiibif df the coin
show was a collection by Percy
Elgie, of Thamesford. Artis.
tidally arranged, the coins in
Mr. Elgie's display represented
many years of acquisition.
Bourse dealers were present
from such distant points as
'Sarnia, Scarborough, Orillia,
Kitchener and Hamilton. Many
visitors bought coins from their
displays. Others, perhaps
desiring to sell a coin or coins,
asked the dealers foie` evalua.
tions. The Bourse room closed
at 6:45 p.m.
A Centennial coin display,
featuring a 100 -candle mock
birthday cake, covered with
rare medallions and medals,
engraved with floral emblolms
Siftos Lose 7..6:
Goderich Siftos were edged
by Sarnia Legionnaires in
an interlocking match played at --
Sarnia Tuesday night, Novem-
ber 14.
The Siftos trailed 4-1 at ' the
end of the first period but had
cut their deficit to 5-4 by the
end of the second period. Each
team added two goals in the
final frame.
'Ken MacNair paced theSiftos
with three goals. Cam Col•
quhoun notched two goals and
Hank Scott was credited with
a single marker.
Siftos are scheduled to meet
St. Marys Lincolns, the first
place team ,in the OHA Junior
B central division, Friday night
at the Goderich Memorial
Arena.
representative of Canada's ten
provinces, won for Alan Mac.
nab, of Ingersoll, a handsome
trophy as his award for the
'best in show' exhibit.
Another winner was 15 -year.
old Paul Masters, of 823 Van
Street, London, who submitted
the best coin exhibit in the junior
division, for the second year in
a row. Paul's prize-winning
entry was a collection of medal.
lions bearing the image of U.S.
Presidents.
Winners of the five different
display classes were as follows:
Best in Show, Alan Macnab,
Ingersoll; best Canadian coin
collection, Mrs. C.W. Millard,
R.R. 7 Woodstock; best junior
display, Paul Masters, 15, Lon.
don; best display of paper
money, Rick Morris, Toronto;
best _fooreign coin collection,
Mrs. Ingrid Smith, Toronto.
Jack Dietrich, president of
the Huron County' coin club,
conducted an auction sale of
coins and other numismatic
collectors' items. It began at
7:15 p. m., and continued until
8:30 p.m. Of the 108 lot num.
bers offered, the highest price
was paid for a.,1912 ten -dollar
031d piece. For it, a collector
paid $150. About 35 collectors
were bidding for the offerings
which ranged from small
pennies of the 1920s to store
and transportation tokens, is.
sued in the early years of
this century.
Minor . HoCkey
/UM leag,e and ' ll to r
'teslas hav's _now been organized,
for the 196148 season, accord
ing to A'iichard White, president
of the Goderich Minor Bockeyy
Association.
A4.4 boys entered 1,111 }40 year's
minor 'hQckeY program have
been assigned a team, he added,
"This season, coaches of
minor hockey league teams will
stress the fundamental anise
hockey" said the G.MHA pare.
sident, "Merely allowing the
,youngsters to indulge in ,corn.
petitive puck scrambling is not'
satisfactory training. We will
insist that minor league coaches
spend more time this year
teaching their players how to
improve their skating, check.
ing and sticky -handling" he re.
marked.
Goderich mi:t`f'•br hockey
league all=star players will be
given an opportunity to test their
newly acquired hockey skills,,at
the Goderich Arena Saturday,
starting at 5:30 p.m. Squirts,
Pee Wees, Bantams, Midgets.
Mid Juveniles will be featured
in Saturday night's minor hoc.
key -program , -in that order.
Siftos Over
The oderidh i
{
QrgQrIIZed For
They wilt play extaibititripmes,
With Clinton minor' .hockey
teams ,of corresposding rack
The Goderich miner :hockey
prehidept .announced that mein*
bers • of the C Mi14 a scanve
have fanned a ' sneetin. with
WOhodkeyy officials , Scheer
holed .for Sunday, November 19,
at !gingham. If passible, ar.-
rangemen w111.be c, AO
will allow ' OM minor 1004114,
0100 to Play ochibition gm.*•
With Oviffik
teams' •t
the coming seism. The
ttioal matches w0144 b,
tinned epeethe OPMA. PAY*.
downs got 1undfrr Y, eSpZaia01
the,CGoderich minor hockeypr
sident •
Leamington
Goderich 'Siftos moved into
second .place, tied with Water.
loo, in the six -team central'
division of the OH& Junior_B_
league, following their 8-5 vic.
tory over Leam'ngton Flyers
Friday night.
The game marked the Siftos
first encounter with a clubfrom
the five -team Western division
in this season's new, interlock.
ing Junior B schedule.
Another interlocking game
was scheduled for Tuesday night
when the Siftos were to play
an away game with another
Western division team, Sarnia
Legionnaires.
In Friday night's game Keno
Ma.cNair and Mayo Paquette led
the .Goderich attack with two
goals each.
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NOMINATI
MEETING
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE
Nominations will be received by the under-
signed on Friday, November 24th, 196.7, at ite
Township Hall, Carlow, between ,the hours of ,.
7:00 and 8:00 p.m, for the office of
Reeve -
Four -Councillors
Two School Area Trustees
for a two-year term
At the close of nominations a meeting of the -
ratepayers will be held' to receive reports on
Township affairs for the current year. •
If a Poll is required, the vote will be taken on'
Monday, Dec. 4, 1967, between the hours of
9:00.a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the following, places:
No; 1 Poll, Benmiller• No. 3 Poll, Carlow
No."2 Pbll, Saltford No. 4, Lake Shore Road
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