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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-02, Page 94. O» RICK SIGNAL -STAR; a OVEM1 Local iqua ds comi�tg on strong just now The G.D.C.I. Viking juniors and senior football teams ended the regular season with victories last Thursday in Exeter.` ' Both teams s:linehed playoff positions in. the Huron -Perth' sudden -death s(imi-finals which Were. to be played on. Tuesday, with the seniors going back to Exeter and the juniors playing in Wingham. The finals both junior and senior, to be held ,this Saturday on the home -field of the winner of the Goderich-Exeter senior semi-final. The senior Vikings finished in • third place in the final stan- dings with a record of five wins and two losses. Exeter finished • firsto despite their loss to the Vikings, while Listowel was second. Central Huron, which, finished 4940h,._playsT:l.is.towel in the. • other 'semi-final. Against Exeter, Dave Mclvor scored two touch -downs for the Vikings, one on a three yard off - tackle play in the first quarter, and one in the fourth quarter on a two yard off tackle play, • following a pass interception by John Moore who returned the ball to the Exeter five yard line. Casey Wildgen converted both McIvor touchdowns. The other Viking score came on a 35 yard pass and run play Pt from quarter -back Brian MacKenzie to Casey Wildgen. Coach Ray Donnelly described the game as the har- dest hitting game of the season, and paid particular _r_am- N pliments to the Vikicg defence which caused five South Huron fumbles, and recovered all of them. The offense combined an ef- fective passing attack with a good ground game, that should have provided plenty of trouble. for the Panthers in the semi- final on Tuesday. The GDCI Viking juniors won 6-0 over Exeter when " Pat Canton recovered Al Worgan's punt on the Exeter eight yard line, and Doug" Marshall scored on an eight" yard dive play, for the games only points. The juniors finished in a second place tie, but were allot./ ted third play on the basis of a draw. Wingham finished first, and thus became Goderich's op- ponent in the semi-final. Second place Stratford played fourth lace Exeter y ins„0he,. ober serx�i.: final. Coach Phil Bugler, like coach Donnelly, yvas pleased by his defensive squad. In the last minute of play Exeter had five plays inside the Goderich 10 yard line, but the Viking defence held to save the game. The pun- ting of Al Worgan and the play of Pat. Conlon who made two receptions, one key interception and one key recovery of a fum- ble were other 'highlights of the Vikings' play: Coach Buglers' squad went in to the playoff against Wingham as the underdog, having lost to the unbeaten Mustangs 18-0 in league play. s co�atry �v+� GDCI partici At Mitchell boys' a The G.I ,C.L midget boys arid senior girls croea.-country teams took part last Friday in the •WOSS.4 cross country meet held at Campbell Conservation Park, near Watford. The midget boys team placed tenth iri.a field of 14 teams. The .-..—tearn-waax :e , > o04 who finished 35th, and Ion-. . Lambert who was 50th, both of 'which were good performances in a tough race with over 120 runners entered. The seniorgirls made a very 'strong showitfg, finishing in a tie for , third plat with Sato Secondary School from London. A total of over'70 girls. ted 11 teams in the cornp.� n►, The. beat individual efforts for. the GDP' girls ;were 'poked by Cathy ' MacPhee, who plate 15th, and Nickl Lambert who finished 29th .-�•,:� �;:�:�.,..�:::�-you The effort of the cross .country team bodes well for thefuture of „ their relatively 'new sport., at GDCI, and much of the ,credit for this goes to their new coach, Doug Ludwig, volleyball tourney The junior and senior boys volleyball teams participated in the WOSSA tournament last Thursday in Mitchell. The juniors, under coach Jack McLean,' had an even split of ten games, winning five and losing five. This was good enough to give the GDCI team a total of five points, and put them in. •a tie with Chntorrfor third place, behind Listowel and Mitchell. However, because of a double loss to Clinton in the tournament, Goderich was placed fourth. The GDCI team had double victories over Stratford North- western and Seaforth, and a win and ' a loss against Mitchell. They lost both games to the strong, tournament winning team from Listowel. The senior team, coached by Bi1kWotsell, IVinto stiff com- petitiori, especially from the taller Perth teams, and despite playing well, finished sixth in the six team tournament. GDCI girls' basketball Jrs. win first The G.D.C.I. junior ,girls won their first game of the season Tuesday of last week by defeating Seaforth 35-17. They almost made it two straight two days later before losing to Stratford Northwestern 18-16 after two overtime periods.Then on Tuesday of this week they lost their seventh game of the season, 34-26 in a game played at Exeter. Against Seaforth, Chris Wildgen had the game high total of 16 points. Jan Ginn had. six po and Helen MacDonald five in the winning cause. In the Stratford game Jan' Ginn <„,:was GDCI's top scorer with eight points. Chris Wildgen added four while Lok Keller and Kris Maillet had 't'w'o points each. Chris Wildgen led the GDCI scorers in Exeter with 11 points. Lori Keller had five, Jan Ginn eight and Kris Maillet two. The GDCI seniors• lost all three .,of their games: 35-17 to Seaforth, 36-26 to Stratford Northwestern, and 34-274,, to EIcettr. Their record is now two wins and six losses. Carole Cruickshank had four points for Goderich against Seaforth, while Brenda Brissett and Becky Crawford added two points each. In the Stratford game, Carole Cruickshank and Wendy Ryan had •seven points each, while Sally Stringer added five, Tanya Palmer three, and Micky Cruickshank and Mary Taylor got two points each Sally Stringer was the high point getter of the game against Exeter, with 14. Carole Cruickshank and Tanya Palmer each got four points, with Becky ' Crawford adding three and Mickey Cruickshank two. The girls' teams play their. .164 Who Yoe Shop Say... I SAW IT IN THE SIGNAL 1 final games of the season today (Thursday) in Clinton. Candidates in Monday's Federal election for the riding of Sitting, left to right, are .Bob McKinley, ,Shirley Weary, and Huron visited the Goderich and District Collegiate Institute Charles .Thomas. The candidates answered questions -from late last week as they neared the end of the campaign traih the students in an after-school meeting. (staff photo) • \ •• • • .4. \ \ • \ • N. • \•\•\ •• \•SS.S.•N. G.D.C.1. Newsfront By SUE FREEMAN ' Latin students and interested Drama Club members attended a lecture on Roman Drama last Thursday. The forty students travelled to the University of Western On- tario in London for the hour long' lecture. A student found it interesting that • on the CHIA Season opener Sunday The Central Huron Hockey League opens its 1972-73 season on Sunday , evening at the Goderich Memorial Arena. Bayfield will play the Goderich Juveniles at 7:00 p.m. and that match will be followed be a con- test° between Sift° Salt and Building Centre. Sift° and Building Gentre played off for the 19.71-72 cham- pionship .last year. The new season will get into high gear as the third and fourth games take place in Clin- ton on Tuesday with and Sifto Salt skating against Bayfield. NOTICE PUBLIC MEETING Proposed Amendment No. 2, To The Official Plan of ihe Town of Goderich Planning Area Pursuant to the provisioni of The Planning Act, ah Official Plan Amendment has been drafted by the Town of Goderich Plan- ning Board The purpose of thit Amendment is to permit lands to be zOned for their existing use in the implementing Restric- ted Area (Zoning) 13y-iaw. A public meeting will be Fold to present the Amendment and obtain the views of all persohtin- terested in the future development of the Planning Area. This meeting is to be held at Council! Chambers, Town Hall TUESDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1972 work Which the Editor and fhiS yearbodk staff put into this Our school newspaper should be distributed this week. Finally the name "Norsernan'' was chosen, after much careful con- sideration of other names. This was the name of the school publication, a few years ago and . the newspaper staff feels.that it .Viking, by Art Advisor, Sherry Plaetzer is portrayed on the front Of the "Norseman". October reports were issued Wednesday to thOse students who have not made satisfactory progress in certain subjects in the first two rnonths of school. 0 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU Paul Henderso� won "Best On Ice" award -new car When.. the .fina.l ,. votes were counted, Paul Henderson of the Toronto Maple Leafs was the winner of the new car to be awarded to the most valuable player in the recent ' Team Canada/USSR hockey series. But because he worn by the narrowest of margins over Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins, t.,e sponsors of the Labatt's "Best on Ice" award decided to reward both players by giving them each a 1973 Ford Mustang Grande. W.F.: Read, President of Labatt Breweries of Canada, said: "The response was fan- taatic. .Thousands and ththusands of ballots came in from every part of Canada but at the end, only one per cent separated Henderson and Esposito.” "It seems to us that it would be fitting to acknowledge the performance of both players duringthe series by ensuring that they both received a new automobile," he said: Henderson's feat of scoring three winning goals in the last three games in Russia resulted in. a series victory for Canada FOOT PROBLEMS (NOT A. JOKE) , . fig ATTENTION !! By putting too much pressure •' on arteries, veins and the nerve system on the bottoms of your feet, calcium deposits can . d ev elo p on joints, veins and arteries- St$ffness, aches and pain;.;... {.an follo'W.�....-' • u..! .". •.... w... .....:.'... .u. >."Y. .^l -.+r u.n aua >: roY wee ,r. C.•y „i.S r A�_.+-F.M.uK•N*:c ALZNNER•FOOT CORRECTOR ARCH SUPPORTS Oan 'be your answer.' 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