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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 8PAG :$ aODiRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, .1973 Room 30 at GDCI was busy Tuesday night while parents were In and out_ all evening, during the Open Nouse. AQ- proximately 350 parents visited the school and according to John H. Stringer, school principal; it was a very good tur- nout. Although kept busy throughout the evening, Mr. Stringer found time to visit some of the classes and meet the GDCI greets parents parents. Pictured above, he dropped In one bf the • Mathematic classes_._Left to right are Math teacher Edward Redman, Mr.. Stringer, and vishting • parenTiTMr. artd Mrts— Nelson Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Pearson have a son, Wayne, studying under Mr. Redman. (staff photo) - First snow didn't stop mom and dad The 7:3-74 school" term's first Open Howe was held Tuesday night at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. "This is just one of the many different get-togethers planned for the parents and :staff of GDCI this year", said Principal Jnhnt-ff 4rrrn-g ,r- • ,... __ "The first terns examination reports will be handed out at the . end of, December and parents are urged to call .the school and arrange appoint- ments with rhe various teachers. if -o desired," he said. This first. Open House prof ides pa exts with rhe op- portuntry to meet the teachers and discuss privately their rhilds ychl►lasttc record. .According to 'fir. Stringer, another open house is planned• for the month of .January. At this time, the -school will be open for rhel1arents of Grade students in the area who are in- terested in meeting the next year's teachers of their children, Or when they reach high school. . Besides "open house, the school also provides many evenings of entertainment thrtittghotyr.. the -..-year,- such -1w -- drama drama presentations, musical concerts and variety nights. . During this week, evenings of one act plays will be presented to the public, at rhe school 'auditorium. The evening, en- titled 'Trigon '74' will he held on November 7, 8 and' 9. During Education Week, possibly in March, the school will have various displays set up in the school, said Mr. Stringer. "It is also under con- sideration- to invite the parents into the school during classes, A REMINDER 12th ANNUAL GODERICH ROTARY CHARITY BALL NOV. 10th l',1 FOR INF ORMATION, ill TICKET & TABLE RESERVATIONS ,'/1 iiii, CAU 524-9312 ...ii during Education Week, to ob- serve their children at work," Stated Priricipal .John Stringer. As, a final reminder Mr. Stringer -said, "Parents should feel free to call the school any time or in case of problems. 'The school would be pleased to discuss the situation witrthem and find a solution." Sailors Io -se -7 - b to Port Elgin •team The Guderieh Sailc`►rs lost their second straight exhibition Mame to the Port ElginSunoc•os dropping Friday Goderich. Port Elgin controlled most of the play during the first two periods and were leading 4-1 after two. Port Elgin scored the only two goals of -the first period thirty-nine • seconds apart; G. Grant scored at 11:47 from Ron Lamont ' and Al Blair. Mark Cobean netted an • .unassisted marker at 12:2(3. Tom 'Crawford *put Goderich on the scoreboard at 15:41 of the second period from Denis Lassaline and Ron Miller. Goals less than one minute apart by Les Kingston'at 17:50. and Brian Mclnnon at 18:38 gave Port Elgin a commanding, lead going int() the final period. Goderich struck early in the final period with goals at 1:09 by Wane Fisher avid 1:58 by Ron Miller -but Port Elgin retalliate& with goals by Ross Dudgeon, Mark Cobean and Les Kingston to go out in tront 7.3. a 7-6 encounter last November 2 in Goderich cut the Port Elgin lead to one with goals by Ken Daer, Frank Hagon and Ron Miller. Goderich missed several god opportunities toltie the game in the final five minutes of the game. 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The c;.D.C.I. senior Vikings football team lost . their only game of the Huron -Perth con- ference schedule here last Thursday but the loss was enough to relegate the Vikings to second place in the final standings. Both South Huron of Exeter and the Vikings wound up with records of six wins and one loss, but the Pan- thers win over the Vikings gave them first place. The second place finish for the Vikings put there into the semi-finals played - Tuesday here against the Listowel; Lords who finished fourth. South Huron met Central Huron of Clinton in the other semi-final Tuesday. The—win- ners of the two semi-final gan►es meet with the champion. ship final to be . held Saturday in Exeter at 2 p.m. Against South Huron last 'I'huriday, the Vikings were .able to generate little -offensive thrust. When they did threaten, fumbles usually turned •the ball over to the Panthers. The defensive unit of the Vikings was outstanding even in defeat. Despite the fact that the Panthers had the ball in - E side the Vikings three yard line a total of fifteen times, eleven of them in ariecegsion. south Joe O'Keefe , Huron managed to score only two touchdowns. Fumbles by the Vikings plus some untimely penalties set up both of the Panther majors. The one call that.. proved the undoing of the Vikings was a questionable pass interference call against the Vikings late in HENDERSON'S SUNWORTHY wallfashions the yes -you can wallcovering "Jiffy" patterns feature a unique formulation of new designs, new colours and matching fabrics. All in Sunworthy's simple yes -you -can ready pasted and washable wallfashions. See it soon. HENDERSON GODERICH ON THE SQUARE BOOK STORE ONTARIO THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET NOW LOCATED ON HWY. 1,4 SOUTH OF CLINTON AT VANASTRA STORE HOURS. MON THROUGH FRI 11 A M to 9 P M SAT 9 A M to 6 P M CLOTHING DEPT BLUE DENIM • SIZES 7 to 14 - FACTORY SECONDS 60 GIRLS FLARED JEANS REG. 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