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BRIDGE SCORES
There were eight tables in
_play at the Goderich Duplicate
" Bridge Club on Tuesday night.
" Winner and their scores were
s follows: N. -S.: Mrs. Frank
furry and Mr. P. F.. Carey,
,011,2; Mrs. R. McDonald and
Mrs. Bob Shrier, 971,•2; Mrs.
-Frank Reid and Mrs. Bruce
Erskine, 901E° -W,: Tit. and Mrs.
G. L. M. Smith, 101%; Mrs.
John Stringer and Mrs. Bruno
Lapaine, 961A2; Mrs. J. More and
- - tlrs. Lloyd Etue, 90.
Next Thursday the club will
be travelling to Wingham for a
return match with the Wingham
club. The regular game will be
played as usual Tuesday at the
Country Club.
OBITUARY
CLYDE
C'LYDE E. W. GLE1)HILL
Clyde E. W. Gledhill, 72, died
Oct. 25 at his home in Ben -
miller, where he was born and
lived all his life.
Mr. Gledhill was the son of
the late Ward. Gledhal and Char-
lotte Moore. He was the third
generation of that family to op-
erate Benmiller Woollen Mills.
He is survived by a brother,
Vern, Benmiller, a sister, Mrs.
G. K. Bowden, Orillia.
A funeral• was held Thursday
at 2 p.m. at the Lodge funeral
home with Rev. Leonard Warr,
Benmiller United Church offici-
ating. .Burial was in Colborne
cemetery.
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GCI Newsfront
Cathy Gould, Dr. Turner
By Nancy Ball
The annual cornmeneeunent ex-
emises will be held in the school
auditorium, Friday, at 8:16 p.m.
The valedictorian will be Cathy
Gould and- the speaker will be
Chapter Hears
Jewellery Talk
Beta Theta Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met at the hoarse of
Mrs. Marion Hayward, Oct. 25,
with 16 members present.
The opening ritual woos repeat-
ed in unison followed by the
roll call. The business meet-
ing followed and after Mrs. Sus-
an Gower gave a talk on "Jewel-
lery." The meeting ended with
the closing ritual repeated in
unison.
Lunch was then served by
hostesses Miss Kathy Naftel and
Mrs. Marion Hayward.
THREE TIED
Three teams, Smoothies, Dare
Devils and Greenhorns, are tied
at the top of the Ladies' Thurs-
day Social Bowiling League with
27 points. Others are Misfits 26,
Spares 26, Sallies 24, In Be-
tweens 21, Outsiders 14, Alley
Cats 13 and Slow Pukes 5.
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16,- H.+ s':val" ncverthe-
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ec>nlem..
Dr. W. W. Turner, Dean of the
Althouse College of Education,
London. Subject prizes for gra-
des 11, 12 and 13 will also be
presented at this time.
Yearbook subscriptions went
on sale a week ago Monday for
$2. Students wanting to buy
a subscription may stop in at
the bookstore in the main hall-
way between 12:30 and or at
3:21 pilm. A, yearbook is a re-
cord of the year's major events.
In addition, it helps to stir
school spirit. Buy one now, be-
fore the price goes up',
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Also, a week ago Monday, the
soccer team travelled to Lis-
towel where they proved to be
too much for the apposition.
The bays won by a Score of 2-1.
The team ended its season with
a record of two wins, two ties,
and two losses. Thanks go to
Mr. Howe and Mr. Bouchard for
coaching the team.
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Last Wednesday, the Junior
Vikings met Stratford in the
third and final game of their
schedule. Despite iml»'oved ef-
forts by the Goderich boys, the/
were defeated 14-6. Mr. Madge
deserves a lot of credit for shap;
ing these, boys into a team that
will be a credit to the school
in the next few years.
Recovering from the defeat
infited upon them by the Lis-
towel team in a game which.
they won 1912, the Senior team
bounced back to defeat Mitchell
last Thursday 13-6. Yesterday,
Wednesday, the Vikings met Sea -
forth on home ground.
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Last Tuesday, the collosal,
fantastic, brilliant, and amazing
(or so they say) staff took on the
boy's volleyball team in an ex-
hibition game. Somehow or an-
other the teachers won: It must
have been luck!
The G.A.A.'s "Hard Times" -
danee was a great success. The
decorations were really appro-
priate, unless of course you
were allergic to hay. You can't
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BLIC- NOTICE
Re
membrance Day
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Council of the Town of
Goderich, I hereby proclaim Friday, Noyember llth, to 1:00 p.m., a Public Holiday.
1 urge your support and attendance at ,the Cenotaph on November .11th at
11 o'clock a.m.
W. F. WALKOM,
Mayor
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