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Jocrn Fisher 'At ttom
'13y 'Nancy Bell„
Jean Fisher , an 18 year-old
Grade 13 student was: crowned
ODCI queen at the annua•I<At .
Homer' on Friday night. Joan,'
who was selected by secret bal.
lot ' among the students, ' was
crowned by ,Mrs. Stringer. The
queen and her• court received '
gifts donated by local merchants
,and the Student's• Council. Joan
is .the daughter of Mr. and •Mrs.
AT"notd-Ft herr R: l;-Gode: .
The formal was, in my opinion.
• and from what I've heard, from
others who were at the dance, the
loveliest in'years. Heather Ash.
er the. soe ial convener, and -tie
Many other people who planned
and decorated for the dance, de-
serve a ;great deal of credit fpr
the dance's -success.
Central juniors 2144. The Vikings
were. defeated 5144 in the senior
game, and 41.38 in the Miter
game. The senior girls, with a
,record of four tvins and one loss,
advaneeci_io the Huron -Perth fin.
als which were held in Clinton
on Monday.' There, the. opposit-
ion proved to be too much forthe
girls, as. they were defeated by
M itchell. Tuesday,, the junior
girls travelled toS tratferd to tale,
Dart in their Huron -Perth finals.
The girls came out on top to
winthe uironcP erth4 hampon•
ship by defeating. Central Huron
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2148. The juniors had von all
„r
their games in the regulsch�
edule.
Items ,from ships of the -lakes will create
atmosphere for the anodal mariners' service
et' Knox Presbyterian Church_. Sunday. Rev.
G. L. Royal, who will conduct the service,
stands amid the nautical display.
Town'CWL Sees
Holy LandFiIrns
,
.
The February meeting of theSt. A donation was made to the,
Peter's CWL of Goderich was Education Fund for -priesthood
held in the parish hall with 15
members present. The minutes
and correspondence were read
by Mrs. John Buchanan and the
treasurer's report b' Mrs. Jim
s Sherratt •
Helen McCarthy reported
membership going nicely. Mrs,
Richard Buchanan reported on
her hospital visit made in Jan-
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and a mass was to be said for
Mrs. Spain. -
Hospital visitors for March -ter
are Mrs. Leo Chisholm and Helen
McCarthy. .
Under new business it was
° suggested we make a quilt with
a centennial design.
Al Selinger showed films
on leg trip to .the holy land and
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In the basketball games, played
last Wednesday -.afternoon, the
GDGI girls took both games,
downing the Stratford Central
seniors 18=11 and the Stratford
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145 ESSEX STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO
SORRY—Sold Qut_This.-Saturday Night
NEXT ADULT DANCE—MARCH 4
SPUD GRAIN'T'S ORCHESTRA
(Formerly Keith Bell's; • ew
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I n WOSSA wrestling on Satur-
day,
aturday, Goderich placed "about the
,,,initidle” of the 24 teams partic-
. ipating. In the 130 pound -weight
division, George Gould lost to
a Listowel wrestler by a decision
of 4.2 in the seri-finals -and in
the 148 pound class semi-finals,
Bob Willis was pinned by a
towel wrestler. Doug Stemp was
pinned .at 5:4y an Oakridge
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NC'1
wr�estler in the
. 168 pound coni A and '#$
et `i'' Wi11iarnl.St
solation match
I: a t Wednesday the Jun&0
public speaking` contest was held
with Alastair Pirie corning out on.
t R w ere, ynn Hardy
to
T u
'4itryin IC/1111$s 'H+'01#
the , iniproruPtu .public spealciang
`contQst with Tai Boyal and.POP
Bdwnd as runners�up.
Tuesday, • the Huron County' '
public speaking contesttools place
a GDCI.,
unne 1.1,Pp m•
A• e 1
Sailors- Gciin
FlYers, second -place
�G derlah. Miter ,13i2csoe�
iation squirt division, fell victim.
to fiftliplace . Sailors Saturday.
The -Sailors whipped the,Flyers'
.24). Both goals were scored by
Dennis Mero ' assisted by Daryl'
,Cracknell.
Gardiner's Dairy continued its'
winning ways hitting Goderich
Electric • 3.1. Robert .:- 1r?Qlu1it1••.
scored twice for the winners,•both
from Doug Sproule, and Kevin
Williams . from Tim Glousher.
Bar Tucker scored "for the los.
ers from Randy Carroll. 'w'”"
O'Briens edged Mills Motors
1.0 on Ken Straughan's goal ass-
isted by Jeff Stott.
agcw•out
Standings `y Gardiner .e Dairy
1 Flyers. 10, O'Briens 0, God:
Motors O a....
Bridge Scores
• There_ were leve_ t2% 3les ini_,
play at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club on, Tuesday night.
Winners and :heir scores, were
as follows; Mrs. Ron McDonald
and Mrs. Bob S'hrier, 9'1 1/2;_,
Dr. and Mrs, Morgan Smith, 95;- -
Mrs. ' D. D. Worthy and Mrs.
Bob Sproule,..__ 92; Mrs. Bruce
Erskine and Mrs.. Frank Reid
"89 1/2. '-
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