The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-10-31, Page 277.
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2 The.Goderich S gnal._Fi
tar, Thursday, October 31st, 1963
Vikings Make It Their
55th Straight Victory
ctory
FIRST BONSPIEL SET
The Goderich , Vikings kept , again on the Stratford 10 at
their undefeated season intact i the end of the quarter.
Larry Papernick who played
last Thursday when they chalk. ; tremendous 6U minute game
ed up their fifth straifi
it v is .-,,,. the Vikings,,, picked ' off a
tory of the season by defeating Stratford pass at the Stratford
Stratford Central 13-1. 37 and rac,'d all the way in
The, ti'ikings were ;nilly of ('or the score. Bryan Feagan
threw a beautiful open field
"fumbleitis" especially during Mock that enabled the big full -
the first quarter which costo hack to ramble into the end
therm two tquchdowns, k,'ep:ne, io14, unmolested. Steve Snell
the Stratford team in the ball pitched a perfect strike to John
game. Jack Gemmill tumbled • llus;hes on a well -performed
on the five -yard line to open f.,k,. convert to add the single
the next 10 minutes of loose o:n
` t.
ball -handling by both teams. ! _Meer th half tke Vikings
Two plays later the Vikings' ttled down once again
again took possession. on a , h.,tian to display hei'l` vicious
Stratford fumble only to lose 'ground attack which has rolled
the ball again when Larr
Papernick fumbled on
Stratford two. Friuli h
...big_ green- -tram- from.'
were held to three
punted with Donn'
son receiving the
Stratford_ 40. Palernick and ,,then smash
Gemmill carried 4o the 10 the one -y,' Steve Snell fumbled !:blocking of Duckworth, Dowds,
''McLean and Wilkinson. From
KEYhere Bill Wilkinson knifed into
' the end zone behind B .,n iia:] -
up in
"I other team
-e the in any single
ratford off 35
ards and :pass from S
wrniam- blocking of
amt John M
yardage than any
iame. Wilkinson
tell behind the
ig Brian Dowds
Lean. Papernick
his way down to',
rd line behind the
ur1rs' NamesMu
In By : This Saturday
Draws -for 'dialing this season will be an annual event under
at the neW curling rink are the name of the Sheaffer Pen
to be made this weekend. All Company Invitation Bonspiel. It
those 'who plan on cl}riing are is expected that the secretary
strongly urged to have their of the Dominion
names in by.ro later than this' sociation will be
Saturday ,11; theyare to avoid on December 7th
disappointment later. Mail or open this first of
phone in your name to Dan bonspiels.
Murphy, 18 The Square, Gode-
rich. kfr
It was planned .to start mak-
ing ice at the rink on Wednes-
day of last week. Due to the
unseasonably mild weather, ice
making operations are postpon-
ed to Wednesday of this week.
Lessons on curling by a quali-
fied instructor will commence
on Monday, November 11. In-
structional films will be shown
on November 11, 12 and 13.
itawnspeopie for their support kno+ l camt Almol 0L.
of these projects. ter. pupil realizes that tbex4
Last. week there wad a one! days or 15 school duo,
day girls'_ 1e1 to 'aaa ent . schw4 t
held at the Sputh Huron High ugly lAa?tpla°rpirrmmos6ximttt,inileatentietl.01-yutliti::
Seebool, The Goderich team.. Thiweekend there wiltcapturetheehampionsbjpoy r . Crtf i mnine other schoolsWinantnvettloheeurwas the. runner-up to ° r�ic-�eity,lqp , torious girls.leaderlsy , There is a possibilitythat trio will asselble here ler
Goderich may become a twos weekend of discussiob- ani y.
newspaper town. The" students ions. events. This is 1!a
of 'Victor Lauriston school may denominational meeting, At
be shortly publishing a monthly Canada, eight to ten e9n�'
periodical. ,These future edi- tions will take placnfs
tors are still Ironing out prob- to this one, The
useably
lents, so the date of publication begin at 7.30 p.m. Friday,a
is not quite definite. This end"at $,30 p.m. Sunda,,` "
junior high school has quite Concerning tonight_Rat
avid football participation—like e'en—it is a subject for SQ.
that of G.D.C.I. The teams in- ulation on whether the *di
volved in the schb*iule are have more tricks or treats
Louck, Hunter, Hoy, Mohring, store, than do children til,„
Mclvor, and Sheardown. F.
November 25! po you know
what is special about that day? A personal mention ig gel
Oyer 500 students at come news in the Signal Stat
ONTARIO HO
ASSOCIATIO
CENTRAL JUNIOR "B"
1963-64 SCHEDULE
October-
1.5-0NAlen Sound at
November—
I—Stratford Goderich
2.---Goderich at Waterloo
7-----Goderich at Kitchener
Iplays by Larry Papernick and
Bryan Feagan. From the 40
:Bettger. kicked a single point
8—Kitchener at Goderich 'for ,the only Stratford score.
12—Coderich at Owen Sound Once again taking possession,
22 --Waterloo Goderich Hthe Vikings, hqgan to move:
26--Goderich at Owen Sound Bill Wilkinson went 35,._yards
30--Goderich at Waterloo to the Stratford 10 -yard- line.
December— 'However, th Vikings were pen-
4---Goderich at Stratford alized for clt ping on the play
5 ---Owen Sound at Goderich which Was a
• 7 --Goderich at Kitchener Thei_eanly- Stratford scoring
11—Stratford at Goderich . thiteat came mid -way thru .the
14—Goderich- at Waterloo . fourth quarter when they moved
17—Goderich at Owen Sound the ball to the Vi ng 22, only
20 ---Waterloo at Goderich , to lose it on dow This was
26-- - Goderich at Kitchener the only time in the ball gams
.(2:30 p.m.) that they were able to move
-S-iratford at Gloerich inside the Viking 25.
January—, - The statistics once again
1— Owen Sound at GOderich ;proved the superior team. The
3___"Godco-ich at Stratford H•yardS -on the ground to 94 by
to—Kitchener at Goderich 'Stratford. The Vikings com-
11--Goderich at Waterloo piled a total of 18 first downs
to five by Stratford, but were
penalized 90 yards to Strat-
ford's 15. These penalties were
costly -and combined with the
This Friday —
Stratford
at Goderich
- -The'----stersores- schedule for
curling will commence on Mon-
day, November 18. ,
Mixed curling will be held
on Friday and Saturday nights.
There will be two' draws on
each of these evenings.
The full five,sheets of ice are
to be in operation from the
start, and not just four of them,
as stated in a previ,ous issue of
First bonspiel of the season
will' be on December 7th. It
will be by invitation only 'and
1
Curling As -
in Goderich
to officially
such annual
OUR
YOUTH
By Dwight Aldham
Today is Hallowe'en, but it
is Christmas also—at least for
the Indian children up at Sioux
Lookout in Northern Ontario.
The Anglicarr Young Pe9ple
have bought toys and games
to the value of $80 to give to
tbese underprivileged young-
sters.. The car -smash and apple -
cider drive provided the funds
for such genarous gift. The
A.Y2.A. Wants to thank the
REGISTRATION
Goderich
Figure Skating
Club"
SATURDAY; NOVEMBER
Goderich Memorial Arena
Tre
tly disputed call.
14- ,Goderich at_ Owen Sound
17—Owen Sound at Goderich
22----Goderich at Stratford
26—Goderich at Kitchener loose ball -handling in the first}
31 --Kitchener at Goderich - quarter kept the score down.
February— Coach Wayne Horner was
1--Goderich at Waterloo satisfied with the outcome but '
3—Stratford at Goderich felt his .boys did not play up
5—Goderich _at Stratford " to par offensively. "Our de-
7—Kitchener at Gocierich fense was Strong, especially the
11—Goderich at Owen Sound work of Larry,Papernick, Bryan
14—Waterloo at Goderich _Feagan and 1.3.,ay Donnelly. The
.18--StOtford at Goderich pass defense is impfoying with
only one completion for eight al Insurance plan in 1962, ac-
cording to the report on that
year just issued by the Ontario
Hospital Services Commission.
This compares with $214.8 mil-
lion paid out in 1961. At the
end of 1962, 6,177,629 residents
e re- insured (174,134 more than.
at the end of 1961) and during
the year, 13,636,447 days of
patient. care were given to
adults, children and neWborn
infants. The total days of care
were 523,546 higher than in
1961.
"Since Ontario Hospilal In-
surance was launched on Janu-
Chairman of the dommission,
commented, "benefits provided
through the plan in four and
yards 'against' us today. Don
McCabe and Dennis Williamson
our -two rookie defensive backs
are realjy playing heads -up
, The Vikings wind up their
ing the Mitchell Blue Devils.
If they can take this one they
will be assured of first place
with a bye for the Conference
BENEFITS FROM ONTARIO
HOSPITAL INSURANCE
Ontario residents rece0d
benefits to the value of $244.4
million through their Govern-
ment-sponsored Ontario Hospit-
"Your-Guardtan
Of Gc; d
three-quarter years exceed one
billion dollars. Up to the end
of 1962, the fourth full year
of service," he went on, "the
value of insured services was
$805.4 million. '
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Public School and Parents
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IN§TRUCTION WILL START
overnber 9, 3 P.M
Schedule of Classes Will Posted
SUNDAY EVENING
.8:30 — 10 Teen' Agers and
Adults.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
1:30 to 3 P.M.
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