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noy Miss Julie'
BY CINDY LEE.KING
On Tuesday, November 17, an
outstanding performance of the
play, "Miss Julie," was given for
the fourth and fifth year
students at G.D,C.I.
If there was one unfavourable
comment concerning a this'
production, it certainly was not
openly expressed,
* A great deal of the credit
should be directed to Mr.
Robinson for his efforts in tieing
together the individulal talents
of this year's Drama Club to
produce something more than
just a high school play.
Sherry Moore (Miss Julie),
played the role of a rich,
nervous, frustrated and
unmarried woman, torn between
the beliefs of her mother (that
all men are to be hated) and her
own feelings as a female. Sherry
handled an extremely. difficult
e
role- well, using her own natural
style.
Brian Dunlop provesquite
promising with 'his ability to
play right.. to the audience. His
aloof attitude towards the other
characters comes out just at the
right moments, adding that extra
touch of humour.
Margo Bettger portrayed the
cook and appeared; to lift the
Play everytime she entered a
scene. Her ejttraordinary
costumes were the work of
Linda Reinhart who is already
known for her talents in that
department of the Drama Club.
Penny Widler and Bill McGee
(two other servants) could' not
help ° but make the audience
laugh. ' -
If future productions of the
Drama Club are as well done as
"Miss Julie", then' this year will
surely be a success for them.
•
Students in Kitchener
BY -SANDY MAIZE'
As you have probably read in
a previous story, the Geography
students. of Kitchener have
already visited Goderich and it
became Goderich's turn to go to
Kitchener. Our students left for
Kitchener ' on 'November 9 at
about 8:45 a.m. and they arrived
in Kitchener at about 10:30 a.m.
Their first " stop was at the
High School washrooms. They
then ...went, downtown to walk
and 'map, andobserve the new
and old buildings, what was
being torn down and what was
being, newly built. They also
visited the - Central Business
District. On their noon hour
they had a traffic count of the
types of cars, buses, ''heavy
trucks and light trucks. Next was
a bus tour whi8h was planned by
the planning department. They
had a guide, Miss Diane Macri, a
planner and a university student.
She pointed out things to look
at in the new part of the city
and the old part, and the
problems of planning a city, as
well as how it is done. Monday
night they were billeted by
Grand River Collegiate students.
` ..0045'‘,..they w ted. J M.
Seh eider's i I ; ong 1
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market oriented industry where
they have keen research on new
products. Students were told
how parts of meat could be
made into many different
'abducts. Then the students
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Hear speaker.
from Bolivia
visited the Arrow . Shirt
Company. Arrow opened their
storeroom for students to buy
clothes ' at a discount price.
Students found this very dollar
saving. They arrived home about
suppertime. They would like to
thank Mr. Rittinger and Mr.
Stewart for the interesting and
enjoyable trip.
Dungannon
Sympathy of this community
is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson and family due
to , the death of their
brother-in-law, Will Alton,
Toronto. Sympathy, is also
extended to other relatives and
friends.
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BY T.D. 10, Tanya Palmer six, and
' . Wendy Ryan and Mary Taylor
n The GDCI girls' basketball -four apiece.
teams competed in' the WOSSA The Central Elgin scorers were
tournament held in London last Pam Lippold with 16;' Kathy
Knight with 12, Joan Hyde with ,
Although, neither team • won six, Deb Orpana with three, and
the championship, both . the Sally Thibeaudeau with . two Bridie score
Juniors and Seniors had the , points. , .
distinction of being eliminated The victory over St. Thomas
by the teams that went on to moved Goderich into the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
take the titles. ' semi-finals, but- there they were Club held their annual dinner
Playing 'in the WOSSA ."AA", edged out 34-31 by London meeting at the Maitland Country
division, the GDCI Seniors were Laurier. Goderich held the lead Club, at which time the 1971
defeated by the powerful right up to the last few minutes slate of officers was nominated.
Tillsonburg Glendale teain' 51-23 of the game when fouls began to The slate of officers\ is • as
in the first round of play. take their toll and Laurier took follows: Past President, Mrs.
Tillsonburg then went on to over the lead: Bruce Erskine; President, Dr.
defeat Clinton in the semi-final, Laurier then defeated Morgan Smith; vice-president, J.
McNee's repo from Peter
Assisting at the Blood Donor Clinic were Marie Gwyn of Goderich and .Dianne Park of Dungannon.
A total of 324 people turned out for the Clinic held in the old gym of GDCI.
GDCI girls' basketball
teams at WOSSA meet
Friday and Saturday:
championship, and the Seniors
by being finalists in the
Huron -Perth league.
Credit should go to Miss
Dowds and her teams for a very
successful season.
and then won the championship . Woodstock Huron Park girls in Martin; Club manager, Mrs. Ron
Corless, London, the CNIB with a 60-30' victory aver the championship game by two McDonald; treasurer, Mrs. D. D.
London Beck in the final. points. Worthy; secretary, Mrs. A.
donations exceeded $215.00• .* The Goderich Juniors, who Coach Maureen Dowds Galbraith.
were Huron -Perth champions, credited her girls for their fine Six tables were in play. First,
won their first round match in a play in the tournament. Mrs. A. Galbraith and Mrs. R.
close 41-39 win over Central In the loss to Laurier, Sue Sproule, 73 points; second, Mrs.
Elgin of St. Thomas. The Godfrey led the Goderich girls D. D. Worthy and Mrs. Wm.
Goderich girls made a fantastic with 17 points, followed by Duncan, 62'/2; • third, Mrs. I.
come -back in this game, in Wendy' Ryan with six, Carole Papernick and Mrs. J. Cook, 62
which they trailed 23-3' at the Cruickshank with five, Tanya points; fourth, Dr. Barry Deathe
half. Tanya Pa mer capped the Palmer with two, and Mary - and Mr. A. J. Weerasooriya, 611/2
come -back -b scoring the Taylor with one .point. : - '' 4' oints; fifth, Mr. and Mrs. R.
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with more promised, which. is
the highest received from this
area.. All is appreciated, Mrs.
McNee is grateful to the girls
who collected.
John . Bere from Ottawa and
Miss Ruth Bere from Port Credit
were home for the weekend with
Mrs. Mary Bere and family. c'Mr �° and .Mrs. Bob Eedy
of
a' iii o ' T Ye weekend'Ouusts o
. and Mrs.1rvine Eedy.
Among those attending the.
Royal Winter Fair were Mr. Ross
Eedy, Misses Rosemary and
Martha Eedy.
Jas. Little is a patient in
• Wingham and District Hospital;
and Mrs. Bill Park is in Goderich
and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson,
. Heather, Jennifer and Jill of Port
• BY NANCY HILLS Credit visited on Sunday with
Mr: and Mrs. Harvey Alton. Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Alton, Blair and
On Tuesday, November X17,
the grade 11 Spanish classes and Kent of Lucknow and Mr. and
Mrs
four year Geography classes had• Harry Westlake, Janice,
the privilege of listening to Betty and Patricia of Saltford A'
Gunter Rocher, M.A.; a Baptist visited with them also.
Harold ° Blake and . Mr. and
minister 'recently returned fromMrsCecil lake and Barbara
Bolivia. Mr. Rocher developed visited on Sunday with Mr. and
the history of Bolivia, in the MYs� Bill Blake, Galt.
form "of a board outline, from A community shower for Miss
the Spanish times to present. He Rodene Pentland was given on
also discussed the political, Monday evening in the United..
economic and social problems. .Church Assembly rooms.
There followed a discussion inMrs. Derk Logtenberg is home
which the students - questioned again after . a tonsilectomy
the guest speaker., Mr. Charles operation last week; and Roger
Kalbfleisch, the teacher in Pentland is recuperating at home
charge of this presentation, said after x-rays at Thessalon
that it -had been very beneficial Hospital.
for the students.
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FINAL. GREATER
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The winners of the final Greater Goderich Days draws
were Mrs: R. G. MacDonald and Mrs- Robert Cook, both
of God,.irich.
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