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GDCI Basketball
AY. OCTOBER 4, 1973
Juniors win fir
Fame
The Huron -Perth girls'
basketball schedule started
here last Thursday with the
GDCI girls defeating Central
Huron 28-12 in the junior game,
but losing 41-31 in the senior
contest.
Kris Maillet led the GDCI
juniors with seven points while
Lori Keller added six and Jai
Ginn five.
Chris Wildgen and Marg
Kovacs each contributed four
points and Judy Taylor had
two points for the winners.
For . Central Huron, Judy
McKinley with three points was
the leading scorer.
Coach Madeleine Quick
regarded the offensive output
of her team as an encouraging
sign for future games.
Coach Audrey Howe's senior
team fell behind in the first
half, but rallied in the third
quarter to pull within four
points of the Clinton girls.
Marlene Cunningham scored
20 points to lead Central
Huron to victor
OtherCaton scorers were
Sandra `p-Pemlin,. Mary Jean
Cameron; 't. 4 ,rion Thompson,
Pat Curnm,u p and Pat Kay.
Top scorer=drfor GDCI were
Carole r ��k Shank with 12
points an anya Palmer with
11.
Other. points came from Sally
Stringer, with fouf,,and Becky
Crawford �,,: ,&nd ' Brenda
s.�
Brissette, each with two points
Sally Stringer] ---and' Tanba
Palmer are captains of the
GDCI senior team. Members
include Lori Beattie, Sherry
Boyce, Brenda Brissette, Becky
Crawford, Carole Cruickshank,
Mary Ellen McGill, Donna
Mitchelmore, Laura Ross, Jane
Smith, and Brenda Thompson:
Michele Cruickshank is team
manager.
Both girls teams see action
twice here this week, with
Seaforth and Stratford "Central
playing Tuesday and Thursday
respectively, with games star-
ting at 2 p.m.
LOCHAL.SH, NEWS
Sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie- and family in the
passing of Mr. MacKenzie on
Saturday after a lengthy
illness. Miss Edna Cook of
Owen Sound spent several days
in the MacKenzie home, caring
for Henry and being. with her
sister as they cared for him in
his- home where 'he- had been -
born and lived his entire life.
He will be greatly' missed by
family, friends and neighbours.
It has been beautiful summer
like weather, following the
rain's of the previous week, and
farmers are busy with corn har-
vest, ploughing.and general fall
work.
Moving, during the past week
seems to have been the fashion
with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Bradley moving to Lucknow,'
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gibson
and family ° moving into the
Bradley home, Mr. and Mrs.
P ul Tremblay and family
'moving into the.former Atidrew
Barkwell home, now o red by
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Campbell.
-Mrs. Florence MacKenzie,
Mrs. Frank MacLeninan, and
Mrs. Duncan Farrish along
with Mrs. Don ,Ainslie of
,- Toronto enjoyed a few days,
holidays on a'trip 'East through
the ThousandIsland area.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharles were
Mr. and ..Mrs. Clarence
McGillivray"Of New York City.
Mrs.- Allan, Ashley and Mrs.
Alan Which -el. -of' her- of Wiarton, and
Mr. John McCharles of
Petrolia./
Many/ from the area, atten-
ded the Ripley Fall Fair on
Saturday and all report a won-
derftil time on a beautiful fall
day and the friendly hometown
atmosphere.
/Mrs. Emile MacLennan and
family were in Palmerston
!recently to, the graduation exer-
cises held at the hospital there.
Mrs. Louise Millar was among
the graduation class. Following
the graduation, the family en-
joyed. a dinner at the Blue
Barn, Listowel.
Several from the area. went
to Alvinston to the ploughing
match during..- the past week,
among them Howard Robb and
Finlay-MacDonald.-
Soccer
inlay-MacDonald.,
Soccer
Goderich gets lesson
GPderich7Minor,_.-.Socc-er-4"-a'T:-gel- the way. Goderic] has the
paid a visit from Hamilton on advantage of the wind in the
Saturdays and found out what first half but failed to score.
soccer is all about since all four
Hamil n teams had reached at
least he quarter finals of the
Ont rio Cup. -
he Goderich Atoms were
e first to go down 3-0. The
Hamilton Atoms lost the finals
of the- Ontario Cup by only one
goal.
The Mosquitos went down 6-
4 to their opponents who were
the Ontario semi-finalists, after
they had been leading 3-0 at
one stage of the game.
The Pee Wees never ' got on
track against the strong
Hamilton boys, who are still in
the Ontario Cup, and lost to
them 6-1.
The Bantams also lost to the
Ontario quarter finalists 2-1
However a professional coach
and referee from Hamilton said
that although this team was
from a small town, it' had more
talent than he thought possible.
The game was evenly played
Playing in. goal Casey
Wildgen stopped a penalty shot
by Hamilton apd at half time
the score was 0-0 Hamilton
opened up in the second half,
taking advantage of the wind
and scored two goals.
The Falcons came back and
pinned the city boys in their
own half. With 10 minutes left
Bill Nurse scored from'25 yards
out with•a well placed free kick.
After this' it was Goderich all
the - way, but a stubborn
Hamilton team hung on- 'to
their one goal lead.
The Goderich line-up are as
follows- goalie _Casey Wildgen,
fullbacks Jo -Jo Watts, . Pete
Duckworth, halfbacks Pat
Conlon, Bill Nurse, Mike Don-
nelly, forwards Mike Andrew;
Zeke Weerasooriya, Rick
Moody, Grant Shelton, Iain
Lambert, substitutes Mike
Doody and two Pee Wees Mike
Millie and Mark Bellinger.
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When the Ontario Provincial Police held their, annul district Soli tournament at the Sunset
Golf and Sports Center at Goderich last Wednesday the low net trophies went to Mike
Storey (left) in the civilian division and Jim. Renwick In the police division of the com-
petition. (staff Photo)
The low gross trop t ettoti t ¢ trld't Ontario Provincial Pole Solt tournament,°held at''th.-J
Sunset Golf and Sports Center at Goderich last Wednesday,'Pvent to Keith Stein (lett) In the
civilian division and Doug Spitsig In the police division. Competitors came to the tour-
nament from all over Western Ontario. (staff photo).
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QODERICH
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LocaJ-chief says p
are responsib Ie far
dren
Goderich Police Chief Pat
vehicle are being operated on
c
King this week pointed out in a our streets and highways, often
news release the rules under with the knowledge and ap.
which mini -bikes may be proval of parents."
operated by persons under the "Not only is this habit
age of 16. unlawful, but it is
"Anyone under the age of 16 dangerous," he stressed. very
years may operate a mini- Parents are requested -to co -
cycle," the chief explained, operate with- police in this
"providing that it is not matter.
operated on any street or other "Not only can the young per.
highway. Once it is on the high- son be charged, but a parent;
way; street or road it must be who permits such unlawful
properly equipped as laid down operation, may also be taken to
for an .ordinary motorcycle in court," the Police Chief ex -
the Highway Traffic Act." planned. "Operating these
"It must be insured, have a vehicles on other person's
licence for the current year and property is also unlawful unless
the other necessary equipment permission has been given by under the Nib,
and brakes. In addition the y� the owner of such property. ices under
driver/operator must be over 16 ;Wearing a motorcycle helmet is three
years of age and must have a made as h
valid licence to drive." ruovaitatmacAtTAardatmuyscieltmoszr
"Cases are coming to our •clPrr
notice," Chief King explained, ChristenFqjr
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"where these types of motor��V y .
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Chief said. Per)
When the
street machine h
demands r highway
motorcyclethat an �
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worn by rider ap
passenger.
Officers of the
Police Department
thii
investigated
20 of 128
nature, Mich were of
Two charges i
the Criminal CW''re'l
three and ode'0i:
fic Act, .t he
Control Act
and
were
we,
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Mrs. Oscar Ament of. Cum-
berland British Columbia
(Vancouver Island) died Sep-.
tember 5 at the age of 77. Mrii.
Amenk was . the former Vila
Bender of Listowel and had
lived at Auburn for many years
before moving to Western
Canada.
She is survived by icer
husband, as well as two sons,
Howard of Cumberland B.C.
and Stewart of Blyth, and one
daughter ,Irene of Goderich.
Also surviving are three
sisters and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
Courtney British Columbia on
September 8.
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