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all finals
tied 2-2
`:. go.derich Industrial League
fthall f naffs are in full swing
and the • ,series is tied up a2-2
VI_
Benmiller and Sandy's
Clippers.
In the first game of the series,
plyed tin '`e September " 10
Sandy's Clippers lost 10-5 to the .
Benmiller crew and on the 14th •
they lost again, this time 10
nothing. ,
The Clippers made a
..comeback last week when they
met Benmiller Monday,
'September 21 and took back
,. those ten unanswered runs of the
the previous week defeating the
Benmiller team 13-3.
It was much the same story
Thursday, September 24, when
the Clippers defeated Benrniller
12-1 to tie the series. -
Tension is mounting now and,
if the pastis any indication of
what these two teams came do,
the final games of the series
should be real dandies,
At -the time of going to press,
the teams had three games to go.
One -was scheduled for Thursday
night, and another for
Wednesday night. •
A late score box. on the
Tuesday night game will be
fou,nd on the front page of this
issue.
•.ict iews fronts
BY CINDY LEEKING
Taff Graham, G.D.C.L's
social convenor, deseitvvrs_a lot of
thanks for her work in making
the "initiation" dance a true .
success.
1
The auditorium was actually
crowded with students last
Friday hight showing that the
support ,is really with Taff this
year.
Decorating• always helps to
give, spirit to a dance. Quite a
number of students worked after
school in order to prepare the
.,,.<...�auditoriu�.: nd' heY „oda-1441,Y
,,. ..?d e 1 teareto;' n7�TIU .' l kS' oQS
to, Jan ,Green, Karen Godwin,
• Tim Clancy, Greg Percy, John,
Adams, Chris Van Deneuval,
--Mary—Jane. _Oska r..,- Theresa-
- Begeman, Mary Cutt, Sue Papel,
..,,:Carla Elliot, Brenda Thompson
"" and to all the students and
teachers' -who also offered their
help.
The fact that "The Every One
�Of Us", (a group_ frong,__London/._
played, certainly foreshadows
the coming of more great bands
for G.D.CI.'s future social
events.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
This is the first year. Goderich
has entered the Huron -Perth
Tennis Tournament held at
Stratford. Coach Jean Cullen
says, the team made a good start
and,"'... we hope for bigger and
better things next year."
Debbie Swanton, a grade 11
Student, was• runner-up in the
girl's single. She goes on to
W.O.S.S.A. • in London' on
October 3. Debbie and Sue
Paquette were the girls' double
runners' up. They however will
not be able to go to W.O.S.S.A.
because each student can be in
only one event.
Carol Willis and Maurice
Dowhaniuck will be in
W:0.8.S.A,,s mixed doubles even
- though they didn't place,
.. because the winners, St. Mary's,
were fin. previous events.. St.
Mary's also won the girls' single
and the girls' double while while
Stratford Central placed first in
:the boys' singles and doubles.
The fifth member of the
Goderich team was Ian Harper.
We wish Debbie, Carol and
Maurice luck on October 3.
M- 'GOLF • TOURNAMENT
The GDCI golf teams, under
Coach Al Sumner, took part in
the Huron -Perth tournament last
Friday in Mitchell.
The' girls' team finished sixth
and the boys finished in second.
place.
Sue Powell topped the local
girls, finishing third overall,
while Slammin Stu' Asher topped
all male competitors with a 72
score. Stu will try his luck today.
:• _ ' itit£ , ^,in. e 9WO .' �'bo 6
golf tournament in St. -Phomas.
GDCI PRESS CLUB FORMED
If Signal -Star readers notice
greater coverage of GDCI news
this. week, it's because of the
formation at the school of a
Press Club under the direction of
staff advisor and publicity
director Richard Madge.
S to -mer fibers -of -the-club-will-
be
the�-club will -
be reporting "'on all phases of
school life, while at the same
time . learning the elements of
journalism and newspaper work.
Signal Star editor' Ron Price
will be working closely with the
group, and the students will be
helping to set up material under
his direction for a student page
which . will appear . in the
Signal -Star,
Two grade 12 students, Cindy
Leeking and Nancy Hills, and
two grade 10 students, Judy
McGuire and Sandra Maize, are
currently working under the
direction of Mr. Madge who will
continue to report on boy's
sports under his pseudonym of
"T.D."
MR. JUSTtCC DONNELLY
VISITS CLASSES
The" fourth year students are.
studying„'systems . of the
Ontario Supreme Court which is
the highest trial = court in
Ontario.
Mr. ° Justite Donnelly
discussed the criminal courts and
answered the questions of the
th
ree cl
asses.
After the classes were
GIVE ... so more will live' dismissed, Mr. Justice Donnelly
)1EART FUND hadme anof infor•them
sal discussion with
- sotudents.
GGDERICH FROSTED FOODS
65 HAMILTON STREET
Goderich District Collegiate Institute Vticings football teams
have showed they have the makings of fine teams this year in
games played so far. The senior and, junior teams have been
winning hands down and 'their old foes at Sarnia have not been
showing up too well. In the games played last week,both juni9r
and senior teams won arid,tje Sarnia defense could only stand
and 'watch as this touchdown was converted during the fast
' quarter of a game Monday afternoon. -- Staff Photo • _
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Vikings, open season. with., 61-0 ..win
BY T. D.
The Seaforth Golden Bears
have a new head football coach
this year. He is,,,a former player
with the London Lords of the
Senior O.R.F.U., •` Terry
Johnston. •
. In 'their, first leagueg ame,
under their new coach, last
Thursday,. the Golden Bears
Johnston commented after the
game, "Goderich `'doesn't belong
in this league."
Goderich coach Wayne
Horner, when informed of
Johnston's statement merely
commented that, "Either they
(Seaforth) were awfully bad or
we are ' awfully good. I am
inclined to think the former
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J u n, -o rs open
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the other majors. Br wn y
ith
•converted both touchdowns, Both the Junior and SeniorLounsbury added two more diking squads open their ho
4- w n3
iDtl soccer teams
win opining.games. .
.
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The ODOI soccer teama
started the season on a winning,
,note here last Thursday xr.hen
the Juniors and Seniors came up
with identical 2-1 victories over
__Altar, _counterparts ._ from •
Stratford North Western.
In the Senior. game, Harold
.•Refflinghans and Dick "the Toe"
Fisher scored for Goderich.-'he
strong defensive work of Bob
Schmidt, Rolf G°ottschalf and
Mile Tafeit during the first' hall
prevented _ Stratford . from
by contrast could gain only one managed to post 21 more points
first down ' against the stiff on the scoreboard during the
Goderich defence, and that came second half, however.
on an onside kick. Bruce 'Bowman 'scored two
Goderich piled up a total of 22 touchdowns, one on an 18 yard
points in the first quarter to run, the other on a reverse play
leave little doubt about the that went for 26 yards. The
Outcome of the game. other major came on a' strike
Bill Wedlock returned. a thrown by 'quarterback Steve .
-Seaforth--punt, 70,raxdszfo he ':Qtvitigery tovot$rude-P-Wisher...: ,ire
first, _ .T D1,... which -_was ..�capped:—sameTair combined' for the two
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from Torn Crawford to end Defensively, Jim ' Redmond
Bruce Fisher. Gary Lounsbury's. was a standout, blocking three
12 yard run and a 93 yard gallop Seaforth kicks, and `being in on
by� Ren Brown accounted for most of the afternoon's tackling.
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touchdowns in the second , ,schedules . today (Thursday)
quarter on runs of 23 yard and when they play ' host, to the
eight yards. A 35 yard pass and Stratford Northwestern teams.
run play from quarterback' Coach 'Horner` expects a
-,. Crawford - to Iris favorites -target - -tougher ` battle `from -the . Huskies -
than that provided by the
clawless Golden Bears in
Seaforth 1asrWeek.
.
buildingon their early first goal.
Goderlch dominated play' in ,
the' second half,.keeping the ball
in - the Stratford gone,
l efflinghans was in$trumental
in netting up the two Goderich
goals Which -came in t'he final 1.1
minutes of the game.
For the Juniors, Jim McCue
and Kevin Meriana provided the
margin of victory.
Both teams were in action -
again on Tuesday, hosting their
opponents from Clinton.
•
BY T. D.
Viking touchdown after: running
The GDCI Junior Vikings an ' intereepted pass _ back 40
The Junior Vikings make
their second start today
(Thursday), When . Stratford
Northwestern Huskies play .here.
Game time is 1:30 p.m. This
game will be followed by the
Senior contest.
made their first league staff
good one on Monday in Clinton
when they defeated the Redmen
39-0.
Tom O'Brien ran the opening
kickoff back 70 yards. for the
opening touchdown, and then
O'Brien kicked the convert to
make it 7-0. Brian Hamilton
drove: in from the I,0 yard line
for the second major of the first
quarter. It went nt averted,
The score mounted steadily,
with the Vikings adding one
touchdown in each of. the
second and third quarters, and
two in the fourth quarter.
A Tom O'Brien to Dave'
Mclvor pass good for 60 yards,
netted the first' of -these. Doug
Fisher went 15 yards off tackle
for another, and Brian Hamilton
ran over from close in to finish
off another Viking • scoring
thrust.
Dave Patterson got the final
Hon.. G. Kerr to
speak at
convention
▪ The Honourable George Kerr,
Q.C., Minister of Energy &
Resou. ces Management will be
the special guest at the Annual..
Meeting of the Western District
'Young Progressive Conservative
Association.
The meeting will be held
Saturday, October 17, at 2:30
p.m: in the Downtown Holiday
Inn, London.
Mr. Kerr will be the feature
guest in a panel discussion on
the environment.
for , the afternoon, Bruce Fisher,
gave the Vikings their sixth. T.D.
of the first half, and a 40.0 lead
at the intermission.
From 'that point, the Vikings
played it cool, making use of
their bench strength and second
stringers fregdently:A They still
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