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GDCI Vikings in finals aft.! whipping
Stratford 870•0 an Bill Wedlock stars
BY T.D.
Goderich Vikings.advanced to
the liuron-Perth Conference
senior fodtball final with. an 87-Q
victory over. Stratford Central
Ramblers here lase Thursday in a
sudden -death semi-final.
The victory qualified the
Vikings to meet the Wingham
Madill Mustangs in the
sudden.death final being played
here today (Thursday) at 2 p.m.
Wingharn advanced to the
final by defeating the South
Huron Panthers Of Einter in the
other semi-final' by the score Sf
14-9, on a last minute
touchdown by fullback Don
Pletch.
The ,Viking wipe-out of
Stratford was led by half-baek
Bill Wedlock whb scored seven'‘.)
touchdowns. The two:longest of
these came on reverse plays, one
of the 'Vikings biggest weapons,
good for 40 and 35yards.-
Fullback Wayne Draper added
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CLINTON — GODERICH — KINCARDINE
Bill Wedlock was a tough competitor in last week's football
game scoring seven touchdowns. This action photo shows
Wedlock being tackled by an opponent. (staff photo)
Score close
Soccer team defeated
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BY T.D.
Sarnia 'Collegiate Institute and
Technical School Blue Bombers
won the Western Ontario
Secondary , Schools Association
senior soccer championship by
defeating the Goderich Vikings
3-0 in a home -and -home total
goals series played last week.
SCITS won the first game,
Senior girls
SENIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL
By Nancy Hills
In the game played here Nov.
4- against Mitchell, our senior
girls triumphed again with a
score of 38-8.
The high scorers were Sue
Duckworth, 10 points, Linda
Falkner, 9.
-Mitchell high scorer was Jan
MacDougal, 5. -
JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL
Goderich lost to Mitchell in
the game played here Nov. 4
with a score of 30-20.
Our high scorer was Sue
Godfrey, 12.
The last game in the regular
series was played Tuesday Nov.
10 in Clinton.
Both.. girls teams have a good
chance of making the semi-finals
Friday, Nov. 13.
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played here, 2-0 ands then.
followed up with a 1-0 victory at
home, on a second 'half goal by
'Dave McCormick.
This was the Sarnia school's
second straight WOSSA title.
The victory qualified he Blue
Bombers to enter the Ontario
Federation of School Athletic
Associatons tournament at
Aurora:
The Goderich team gained
their berth in the WOSSA final
by winning the Huron -Perth
championship.
Coach of -the Vikings was Paul
Howe. •
LOCHALSA-
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie spent a
few days ih Owen Sound with
her Sisters. Mr. MacKenzie, Jim
and Neil went to Owen Sound
on Stinday and Mrs. MacKenzie
returned home with them. •
Mrs. Duncan Farrish spent a
few days in Detroit with her
sister and brothers.
There should be plenty of
raspberries come next summer as
the Donald Hamiltons have been
busy this pat while setting_out
some 2,000 plants.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wylds are
moving to Lucknow for the
Winter months. They will' be
livingin the Alex Hackett house.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
spent Sunday in Brantford with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles.
Miss Jean Webster was guest
of honor at a shower on
Saturday at Pine River Church
hall.
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three touchdowns, his longest on
a 40 yard off -tackle play. The
Other two were five yard
plunges, but one of these
followed a 31/4,5 yardmintack Of a
Stratford punt.' '
Bruce Fisher caught a 35 yard
pass from quarterback Tom
Crawford on the last play of the
first half and Crawford hit Bruce
Stoll on a 45 "yard pass and run
play for another major score.
Jim Redmond blocked a
Stratford punt, kicked the ball
into the end -zone and fell on it
for the Viking's other
touchdown.
Crawford kicked three
converts 'and passed to Al
Drennan, Fisher and Stoll for
three two-point conversions.
Outstanding blocking ,along
the offensive line by Pat
O'Brien, Al Pirie and Bruce
Fisher, along with strong
defensive performances by Brad
Vanstone, Al Drennan and Brian
Boys third
in volleyball
BY CINDY LEEKING
The senior boys volleyball
team placed third in the *Huron
Perth' . tournament. They
defeated Wingham, Exeter,
Seaforth and Stratford Central.
Listowel and Clinton defeated
Goderich.
' Mr. Worsen (their coach) said
that all the team members
played well ,
The senior boys are; Jim
Rayburn, John Willis, Tom
Willis, Gary Fisher, Kevin Cox,
Ken Doherty, Paul Black, Mark
Barker, Don Broughton and Phil
Petrie.
Westbrook helped the Vikings
humble the Ramblers.
Coach Wayne Horner's.
strategy for the final . game
against Wingham is based ont ball
control, 'and' stopping he
running of Don Pletch and Bruce
Corrigan.
Wingham's beat 'plays are the
short pass and end sweeps, so
the Viking defence will be
attempting to contain these.
The weather could turn out to
be a big factor in ' the
championship game. On their
season record, the Vikings have
to rate as strong favourites over
the Mustangs, but ram and wind
conditions cou4 do a lot to slow
down the superior Viking
offence. s
JUNIOR FOOTBALL
Coach Ray Donnelly's Junior
Vikings gained themselves a
berth in the Junior final by
blasting Stratford Central
Juniors 64-0 'in their semi-final
game here last Wednesday.
The final was played in Exeter
on Tuesday.
Had running quarterback
Torn O'Brien scored three
touchdowns on runs of 35
yards and 15 yards and on a 30
yard punt return.
Dave Patterson scored two
ouchdowns,one of them on a
6 yari reverse.
•'Fullback Doug Fisher also
red two majors on a 15 yard
n, and a 10 yard pass play.
The longest of Brian Hamilton's
t o touchdown runs was a 65
yird gallop in the third quarter.
Dave Mclvor contributed the
final touchdown on a 25 yard
pass play ' from quarterback
O'Brien.
The Vikings' other four points
came from Jim Ginn's twopoint
conversion oand a safety touch
credited to Con Melody-.
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Letter to the Editor
Continued from Page 4
they wanted from the poll taken
last spring. Where were they?
We think that' the youth
centre fulfilled its purpose for
the first year. It seems that the
•youth centre is like an artist who
has to die 'to. become krioWn.
During the summer when this
type of .publicity was needed,.
where werehthe people?
The younger people
demonstrated their enthusiasm
by helping to put The Place in
working order. Those. kids
worked hard. But where were
the older kids . who said, "Oh
there's never anything . to 'do
around here." The greatest
complaint front the older teens
was that the Place was a
"Mickey Mouse Club" type of
thing and that Goderich iS ' So.
small that you would only meet
the same old kids all the time.
Perhaps they are justified. But
ask yourself do • you. know
everyone in town? -
Maybe it was the location of.,
the youth centre that did not
-encourage the older ones.
,Maybe it was a lot Of factors. So
lets hear about them. Perhaps
next summer" afterhaving this,
summer under our belts we can
prosper from our experience and
come up with something
worthwhile.
The first time is always hard
but that did not stop us before
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so why should it now? Its just
like -riding a. bike. The first fall
hurts but ydu. pick yourself up,
dust off the dirt and try again.
Members of Goderich Youth
Council —Wendy Love
and Lynda Reinhart
(Youth members).
Editor's note: The editorial staff
of The Goderich Signal -Star is
grateful to IVliss Love and Miss
Reinhart for their assessment of
the problems at the Youth
Centre. We'd like to hear an
• assessment of the situation as
well from the adults who wete
involved in .the Youth Centre
with any suggestions there may
be for another similar project.
Please npte: We. request an
assessment, not a criticism of the
YouthCentre.
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Separate School Supporters for
Representation on the Huron County Board of Ed-
ucation will be held in the
Hay Township Hall
ZURICH, ONTARIO
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1970
between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and p.m. (EST)
Nominees must be a Separate School Supporter and
may be from any municipality within the County
of Huron (One Representative to !)e elected)
W. C. HORNER.
• Clerk, Hay Township
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