The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-10-19, Page 74
Jr, GDCI football
BY T,D.
The GDCP' Viking's, junior
football team defeated Listowel
• 18-0 in a game played 'in
Listowel last Friday. The win
gives coach Phil Bugler's squad
a record of, three wins And ane
loss on the season's play.
Three first-half unconverted
touchdowns gave the . junior
Vikings their,margin of victory.
Viking_ _. fullback Gerry
O'Brien must have been feeling
sorry for • the, poor offensive
linemen who • seldom get a
chance to carry the ball or score
pointa, beca use two of the
Goderich touchdowns were,
crvd,ited to linemen, who
recovered O'Brien's fumbles in
the Listowel end tone.
In the first quarter, offensive
guard Bruce Hildebrand
receovered an O'Brien fumble
after .n 10-vard run into the end
zone by the shifty Viking run-
ning back. Then, in the second
quarter, Hildebrand fell• on
another O'Brien fumble, but
this time the ball popped loose
and Viking offensive. centre
Steve Little recovered it again
for the major score.
The other Viking touchdown
came on a ten -yard run by Pat
Conlon, also m the second guar-
ter.
The second ,half settled into a,
defensive battle, with the tough
-Viking defence refusing to yield,
as neither team scored.
Offensively, O'Brien and
Doug Marshall ran well for the
Vikings.
Next action for the junior
Vikings is today (Thursday)
with Stratford Northwestern
playing here, atJ:30 p.m. as, the
first half of a junior -senior
doublehea der,
Sr. GDCI football
BY T.Q. the Listowel touchdown was
converted, and the two extra
The GDCI Senior Vikingspoints provided the Lords with
find themselves in the unen- the margin of victory.
viable position of having to' win • The Viking touchdown came
both the remaining games in the, on a 55 -yard pass and run play
Huron -Perth schedule in order from quarterback • Brian
to make the playoffs, following MacKenzie to end Casey
a 10-8 loss to the Listowel Lords Wildgen. The other Goderich
last Friday. point came on a 40 -yard single
witThe
h a l s leaves the `Vikings --kick " by Patterson, also in the
of three wins and .third quarter.
two losses, with games today The Listowel major score
(Thursday) here against Strat- came on a 10 -yard pass from
ford Northwestern, and next quarterback Bill McLaughlin to
Thursday at Exeter holding the John Coughlan, with
key to the Vikings future hopes. McLaughlin passing to Earl
The Listowel game was a low Gabel for the conversion.
scoring affair that saw the Coach' Ray Donnelly felt his
_ team .deserved a better fate
Lords leading 2-1 at halftime.
e-Gaelerirh- rvint^arrn n-a----ha-c n--khe-a termion , , ,
35 -yard single kicked by Dave and was pleased with the defep-
Patterson in the first quarter. sive play of the 'Clikings,t' and
* Listowel took the lead on a with their - passinj; attack, but
second quarter safety touch. felt the ground game .rnust im-
Each team scored a touch- prove ,if the Vikings are to make
,down in the third quarter,' but the playoffs.
Grandw
w .
meet in G�.derici
The Grand' Lodge of Ontario
West, Orange Association, is to'
meet in .Goderich in 1974.
Announcement was made by
thiolk county master of South
Aron, Libya Hern of Exeter,"
paying a fraternal visit to L.O.L.
182 at its monthly meeting
Tuesday evening. The sessions
last four days, including two for
the :Provincial Cra'nd .YBIack:'}'
Chapter. The jurisdiction of On-
tario West includes Toronto,.
with its numerous primary
'lodges, and the meetings are
usually attended by about 300
delega toes.
Grand Lodge almost always
meets in a city, and a Northern
Ontario „city was favored by
some members of the executive,
but a favora,ble report by certain
members who investigated the
facilities here resulted in the
• choice of Goderich. The'sessions
are held in the last week of
April, and in 1973 will be in
Barrie.
There is usually a church ser-
vice on the first evening, and
social events include banquets
• under Orange and- Black
auspices.
Gordon 'McCracken, of
Everett, is grand master of the
provincial Orange Lodge, and
Robert F. Beck, Stoney Creek, is
grand master of the provincial
Black Chapter.
L.O.L. 182 approved a
donation of $20'to the Trillium
Home for Children at %�rillia,
ani biliiici i+i0 tvvr+ei4 tfit on
Remembrance Day, the lodge to
be represented by its master,
Glenn Slavin.
Announcement was made of
'"nty of. South Huron an-
nual meeting at Bayfield, Oc-
tober 18.
,McWhinnies
will retire
in Goderich
It would appear that the
Town of Goderich has gained
two permanent citizens in the
Rev. W.1 -I. McWhinnie and his
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. McWhinnie
have moved into their own home
at 90 Montcalm Street in view
of their future retirement in a,
few years. They will make their
permanent -retirement home in
Goderich.
Mr. ,"Mc * jnnie is presently
the minister at fitSt Baptist
Church, Goderich.
By virtue of their seasons play, emerging on top of the
Goderich Industrial' Softball League in regular season points,
'Sandy's Clippers were honored at.the league's wind up
banquet held Saturday evening. Team members are left to
right, front, Bill Fritzley, Sandy Profit, manager, Bill Kirkey,
Here's the pian
,manager, Tom Crawford, Jack-Meriam, Rick Sowerby and •
cora Walters. Back, Doug Spttzig, Stan Profit, Morley
"Leeking, Harry Kerr, John Phillips and Phil Paquette. — staff'
photo 4
St�ps rer.ionin byia-w .
It is expected that Goderich Ontario Municipal Boar to a copy of the bylaw to all Taints it. can,
p p d I'r' the Town will
Town. Council will ' give - two the publishing procedure to downers in the municipality. then submit -it to the OMB. The
OMB may or may not call a
readings to the town's new acquaint ratepayers with the Also simultaneously, the
1 a-Yrcrrrtngg-b 1a w at to nig h"C`I; 'f`Ph ti'r=--"byt'aw;-°a'rt tsetl` c ' c cT'l CTf'i'g. _Ly „ € se to e
as•notice of intention to ibmit The OMB rules and
sday) meeting andwill call a
public` meeting for the discussion
of it.
At the public meeting, the
bylaw and its implications will
be explained to the ge eral
public. Comments and om-
n
c
plaints from that meeting will
be st'u'died by the Planning
Board and Council before the The GDCI girls' basketball
third reading will be given to teams both lost in St. Marys last
GDCI girls
basketball
s
the bylaw with the necessary
changes incorpoirated.
At the samme time, council will
publish the bylaw for two weeks.
Application will he made to the
Sorority p10 ns
Hard Time
dance
Beta Sigma Phi held its
meeting on Tuesday, October,10
in the Victoria and Grey Trust
building. •
The rite"al was repeated
followed by the minutes of the
last meeting.
' Plans were discussed for a
Rushing party for new members
by Verna Kane to he held on
October 30. It was decided to
have a costume party in keeping
with the Hallowe'en season.
The Ways and Means com-
mittee discussed plans for a
Hard Time dance to be held
next year. Tickets will he sold in
the future for the dance.
Sandy Rompf was in charge
of the programme. The theme
was self -estimate.
Refreshments were served at
the*close close of the meeting.
week. The juniors lost 25-10,
while the seniors came out on
the short end of a 23-13 score.
The ..,junior doss was their
fourth straight. They have yet to
win a game this season. Five
players, Jan Ginn, . Judy
Cruickshank, Kris Maillet, Lori
Keller and4.Lori Beattie each
scored two points for Goderich.
For St. Marys, Lisa Marchuk
hooped 10 points and Chris
Clarke got four, Deanna • Rad-
cliff and .Marilyn Barber four
each, and Ann Davis two points.
The half time score saw St.
Marys ahead
The GDCI senior team now
has a record of two wins and
two losses. Wendy Ryan had
three points in the losing cause,
with Brenda Brissette, Mickey
Cruickshank, Carol •
Cruickshank and Tanya Palmer
each adding two points:
'Diane Newton got eight points
and Donna Stevens five for the
winners.
Mitchell played ,here on
Tuesday, and the next action for
the GDCI girls is in--Seaforth
next Tuesday.
GET RESULTS
0 you nee4aiiiechanic?
Don Lock has joined our staff. He has beenin the autotitobile
repair field for 7 years. He is now a licenced mechanic. FormerlF�__r�,
.. = x= .� = Qon was Ywit Ford -Motor Cof pang°'' i ualif ecl Ford
Technician. He originated and worked for Ford in Richmond
Hill, Toronto.
• RADIATOR REPAIR
• WHEEL BALANCING
* STARTERS
• GENERATORS
• ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
• SERVICE TRUCK AVAILABLE
Brent Linfield - a local Goderich boy - has had years of prac-
tical experience working for his father in full tire repair. We had
the pleasure of buying some of Al Linfield's equipment when he
went out of.business. Brent is now on our staff full-time as a
tire specialist. '
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• DE -SKIDDING
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• VULCANIZING
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for approval.
After publication or cir-
culation, t.l•here is a 14 -day
waiting period for the public to'
react in WRITING to the clerk.
At the end of .the period, the
clerk sends to OMB a copy of
the .bylaw; proof of publication
or circulation and copies of all
complaints,
The OMB will then review
the complaints and consider
those which'are valid. The OMB
rnav then I ask the Town to
resolve the obvious. and
. legitimate complaints.
After the town has considered
the ' recommendations of the'
--O.MB and rescrIv kl those.=eo : 4
Now
is the
time
to...
Start
Insulating
we have
a complete
.se ection
yof
Batts and
pouring
insulation
JOHN JEFFERY
AND SON
BUILDING SUPPLIES
163 ELGIN AVE. E.
Goderich
Phone 5244171
authorizes the bylaw which may
be as the Town last submitted
it, or, certain changes may be in-
corporated as part of the OMB
ruling. The bylaw then becomes
law.
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Till NoOn,aturday, Oct. 21st.
LET IT BE
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You know and we know that
Tuesday's. weather was just a
warning of what is to come.
Now is the time to make your
selection from warm jadcets in
various lengths and cozy •
linings.
INE -warn u, yocome the next
cold snap our selection will not
be as good.
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