HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-10-05, Page 6• QODER1SIGNAL STAR. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1972
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G.D.C.1. will be represented in the Secondary School Football
League's Senior Division this 'year by this team. Left to right
they are, front, David Patterson, Lawrence Lassaiine, Bruce
Sheardown, Ross Dobie, David.. Mcivor, Doug Fisher, Brian
MacKenzie, Joe O:Keefe, Jim Durst, Robbie MacDonald, Larry
Donnelly and Tim McGee. Centre row, Bob Simpson; George
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Sheardown, Brian Whitely, Ray' Beach, Welly' Pierson, Roger
Legere, Steeve Sees, Dan Duncan, Casey Wildgen and Brian
Thompson. Back row, Ray Connelly (coach), Murray .Haggitt,'
John Moore, Gary Allen, Tom O'Brien, Jim Stothers and John
Adams (manager). (staff photo)
The Goderich and District Collegiate senior girls' basketball
team will this year be made up of this group of young ladies.
Left to right they ae,,back, Jane Smith, Theresa Doofly, 'Sally
Stringer, Mary Ellen McGill and Marj Taylor: Front, Brenda
Brissette, Carole Crukckshank, Wendy Ryan, Brenda Thomp-•
son (manager) and Audrey Howe. Absent from the photo are
Tanya Palmer, .Secky Crawford, Susan Freeman, and 'Micky
Cruickshank. (staff photo)
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The UDCI. girls' 'basketball
teams made their first start of
• the season here last Tuesday
against Windham ' e Goderich
girls won the senior game 34-26
on a come -from -behind victory,
while the local juniors dropped
• a 23-13 verdict, in a' game that
saw Wingham dominate the
fourth quarter, after an evenly,
played first half.
Tanya Palmer led all scorers
in the senior game, hitting for 12
points •for Goderich. Carol
Cruickshank hooped seven,
while Becky Crawford added six
points in the winning cause,
with Wendy Ryan (four points),
Micky Cruickshank and Mary
Ellen McGill (two points each)
and Marj Taylor (one point)
completing the scoring, for
Goderich.
Gail McPherson, with ,10
points and Sharon Riley with
eight, were tops for the
Wingham .seniors.
For the 'Goderich juniors,
Chris Wildgen was tope scorer
with six " points. Helen
MacDonald and Sherry Boyce
had two points apiece, while
Lori Keller, who also played a
strong defensive game, added
one point.
Julie Fairies, with seven
points, was the top scorer for the
'victorious Wingham team; while
Jan McPherson contributed six
to the winner's total.
In games played here on
Monday, both the seniors• and
juniors lost to Listowel. The
', junior score was 21-12, while the
senior score was 30-23 for
Listowel.
In the senior game, Micky
Cruickshank was the top scorer
for Goderich, with "10 points.
Cathy Town of Listowel. was the
game's high point -getter with
11.
The halftime score saw
Goderich on top 13-8, but a
strong second half gave Listowel
the victory.
It was the sime story in the
junior contest, where Goderich
led . 8-3 at• the half, but fell
behind to stay in thee fourth
quarter. ,
GDCI's Chris Wildgen was
the game's top scorer with six
points. Three Listowel players
each had four points: Rhonda
Drover, Darlene Dubrick, and
Anne Stratychuk.
The girls' teams both play
today (Thursday) at Stratford
Central and next Tuesday at St.
Marys.
Junior football team
ope#-112—seuwn
with two wins
BY T.D.
The. GDCI' • junior Vikings
football team made their first
two starts winning ones in
Huron -Perth Conference activity •.
by beating ,St. Marys 14-0 and
Central Huron of Clinton 12-2
in games played in St. Marys
last Thursday and in Goderich
on Monday. '
Against St. Marys, the junior
Vikings got • a first-half touch-
down from Grant Shelton who
scooped' up a St. Marys'punt
-blocked by Bob Hodges and ran
25 yards forthe major score.
Gerry O'Brien added a two-
point conversion on an end run.
The only other scoring came
on a second -half touchdown by
GDCI's Doug Marshall, on . a
six-yard dive play set up by • a
20 -yard end run by •Gerry.
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Goderich and District collegiate . will be „represented.: in. the:
-Moron Secondary School girls' junior. „basketball division by
this group of girls who have just 'recently played their opening
games. Left to right are, back, Sherry Boyce, Tammy
McAstocker (manager), Lori Keller, Judy Cruickshank Judy
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tayl r. Front, .Linda- ,McGaw (coach);-Kriss-Holiest; Jan, Ginn; ---
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-Helen MacDonald and Lori Beattie. Absent from the photo are
Laurie Kernighan, Chris Wildgen, Laura Ross and Sherry -
Boak. (staff photo)
LARRY JOHNSON
Speaker
Assistant Pastor
Temple) Baptist Church
Preston,' Ont.
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YOUTH
FOR
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Oct. 7, 1972
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However, . since they are very
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roots, just prior to frost. Tran-
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place in a sunny winsiow. -
When the plants'become
shabby,reduce the water and
allow them Co become quite dry.
When .the leaves have turned
yellow, the stems will break off
easily and .the tubers are ready
for winter storage.
Store the ,tubers in, dry peat at
40°. Examine. them occasionally
Thank You
We would like to sincerely thank
everyone who: assisted where our.
store 'waS broken into last week.
Your, help was very much ap-
preciated.
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Shore Gifts & Jewellery
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Defensively for the Vikings;
linebackers Hodges, O'Brien
and Marshall played strong
games along with'' defensive.
' halfback Pat Conlon who made
a key interception .to stop a St.
Marys' threat late in the game.
Gerry O'Brien ' scored two
touchdowns to lead the junior.
Vikes against Clinton'. The first
came on an eight yard off -tackle
play in the 'third 'quarter, with
the second major resulting from
a recovery of a Clinton fumble
by P,at Conlon. O'Brien ran that
one in on a four -yard run on the
next series of downs, in the
fourth quarter.
Both Clinton points came off.
the ,boot of Brian Murray on a
first quarter single and another
single in the fourth quarter
following a wide field goal at-
tempt,
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