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Jody Brissette looks on intently after delivering a rock in the second game. Her team skipped
by Rob Youngblut finished in fifth place. (Staff photo)
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Professional Development Day
Schools close `for.. da
Elementary schools will be
closed on February 25
throughout Huron County. The
day has been authorized as a
Professional Development Day
and activities for the
elementary • teachers and
teachers at the three schools
for the trainable retarded in
Huron have been planned by a
joint committee of represen-
• tatives from the Women's and
Men's Teacher Federations.
Activities have been planned
for four centres in the county:
Seaforth Public School, Exeter
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Public School, Wingharn Public ticipating 'in these discussions
School, and Robertson Public • will be members of the Huron
School in Goderich. County board of education and
The morning will be" spent the school nurses from the.
watching, television ... Huron County Health Unit.
In actual fact, the planning The' *atter-moors session _wi11
com "�h arrgec;;a;
i Teachersat similar
specialvidetpe presentation grade levels with';
an op -
produced by the Ontario portunity, to . discuss
Educational Communications methodology and ideas for
Authority entitled "Critical better approaches to teaching.
Incidents '.. Structured During,Jhe same time period,
discussion groups will be elementary principals will
pursuing the correct approach, • 1 meet in Clinton to discuss
to. handle ' minor clhssroom curYrent• administrative topics
interruptions. " Also par- and the, staff from the T.R.
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The winners r:f Ladies
Tuesday afternoon second
Vanstone,_ M ,y
Lapainee an Coughlin and
Lois Haines. .They will. be
presented with the Ormandy
trophy at ,our final jitney in
April. I`'n second-, place was
Eleanor Erskine, Kay Duncan,
Irla Stewart ,and Dianne
Dickson.
WELCOME
SERVICE
would like .to call you with
"housewarming gifts" and in-
formation, about your new
location. The Hostess will "be
glad to arrange your subscrip-
tion to the Signal -Star
Call her at 524-7854
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° On S.att:irday there were
'teams from GDCI participating
in a 3 game bonspiel. A trophy
donated by the Kinsmen Club of
Goderich was ,presented to the
winning team skipped by Sally
Stringer and her 'team ,mates
Jason Ainslie, Gary Peters and'
Jim Clements. Ted Henry, John
Parsons,- gteve Doney . and
Kelly ,.:Ross were runners-up.
Doug Bundy did a fine job
Organizing this day for our
young . people. Money and
,prizes were donated by the
Students, Council and some
Goderich businesses and lunch
was ger;ved by several ladie.gof
th e.c u.rl.in.g. section,.
Results from the Forrester's
competition in Brantford last
Sunday - a team from Oshawa -
Avon in the men's division and
our Benmiller ladies will go on
to Regina March 20th, 21st and
22nd. Congratulations and best
of luck to Bernice Moore's team
with Lois Vanstone, Phyl Durst
and Eleanor Fisher.
There will be a men's bon,
spiel 4his Saturday and a
Farmer's bonspiel on March
1st.
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schools will meet with Johanna
Howell, a speech pathologist
from University ` Hospital,
London.
The ,Federation,_ sponsored
day should prpvide many op=
portunities for improvement as
Vane 'approximate 300 teachers
'become.s.tudents for the day.
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Tie B-a.h-a ! i_F with
Teaches...
that Christ' had a virgin birth.
This is not unique or contrary
to science. The Power- and
Greatness lies instead -with the
'station of His Holiness Jesus
Christ, as one of God's
Manifestations.
P.O., Box 212 Goderich
P.O, Bqx 334 Clinton
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Juniors unbeaten
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GODi~R1CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURaiaAY;FEBRUA tY20,191 PAg,r5'
Vikings sweep LIS;1o.weI
The GDCI Viking boys'
basketball teams swept a triple
header from Listowel Lords in
Huron -Perth action In Listowel
last Thursday.
The 'senior Vikings played
their best game of the season,-
corning
eason,coming up with a strong team
effort in all aspects of the game
to defeat Listowel, 7Q-33,
Pat Conlon was the game's
top scorer, hitting for 25 points
for the Vikings. Jim "Jo -Jo"
Watt, with 18, and Ron "Tag"
Sowerby, 'with 12, were the
uther Vikings in double figures.
Casey Wildgen and Susil
"Zeke" Weerasooriya each
contributed four points while
Glen Tigert had three and Mike
Wildgen and Jed DeJong two
each for the winners.
Ste„ve• Kaufman led the;
Listowel squad with 13 points:
The hot shooting Vikings,
who shot 47 percent from the
floorr-le'd- 3-346-at-x-t•1•ie-half-..w
enroute ,to ,their fiifth victory
against two defeats in league
play.
Next action for all..the Viking
squads is here today (Thur-
sday'). with Central Huron
Redmen of Clinton the visitors.
For coach Phil Bugler's
senior Vikings the game is a
battle for third place in the final
standings.
Stratford Central has clin-
ched first place and will meet
the third place finishers in the
playoffs. Stratford Nor-
. thwestern will. finish second
and meet the fourth place team
in post, -season play.'
The GDCI junior Vikings
piled up their eighth con-
secutive leaguevictory in
defeating Listowel 62-45.
Greg ' Beacom • played an.'!
outstanding=a • game for . the
Vikings ' defensively, and of
fensively he led' the team with
.19 points.
• Jeff Baechler' and Iain
Lambert, who disrupted
Listowel's attack 'when the
Vikings pressed, hit for nine
and": eight points respectively..
Jon Barz and Bill Gauley also
had eight points apiece. Bernie
Van Osch with four and Steve
Chase; Phil Main and Bill.
Walters, all with two points.
rounded out the -Viking attack• r
Dale Wilson led Listowel
juniors with nine points.
Coach-L-yn n -Meyers' V tk ing-s
are looking forward to com-
pleting a perfect season here
today' with Clinton. In the up-
coming playoffs„ it appears
that Stratford Central willbe
the , Vikings first ,round' op-
ponents.
The GDCI .midgets won their
seventh game in eight starts
when they beat Listowel 52-50.
Dave. Mackenzie - led the
Viking offence with 15 points.
Due to the
OUTSTANDING SUCCESS
of the recent
MANUFACTURERS
CLEARANCE
Huron Haven Homes
has an
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Perry '1 elc_hl rt, who rebounded
well and made many difficult
shots from heavy traffic under
the basket, had 13 points, hile�
Mark Hovey, who played a
steady game, had 11.
Don Bogie and Bill Barwick
..ach had four points for the
winners,, •1'ony Whidden had
three and Tom Doherty two
points.
Bruce Dittmore, with 15
points led Listowel scoring.
Coach Meyers was able•ta'get
i,tll his players into the game
despite the final close outcome.
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