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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-10-30, Page 17c;UDERICH SIGNAL -STA.(, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1975--PA,Gg 7 • fhJ1fF j f W ` � r � hY Mx.%>fr ... Gerald Bere of Dungannon will be honored at the sixth Annual Fanshawe College Awards night to be held Friday, October 31 in London. Mr. Bere, 23, a graduate of the two year Construction Technician Program, will be receivYng a proficiency award from the Ontario General Contractors ,Association, Ben Worsell is dropped by an Exeter player after the GDCI Junior Viking cbrner linebacker picked off a Panther pass in the two team's duel Thursday. Both squads went into the In first place game undefeated and Goderich came up with a 22-6 win to move twS points up on Exeter in league standings. The Vikings hammered Listowel Tuesday to clinch first place. by T.D. In the showdown battle for first place in Huron -Perth Conference 4, -junior football here Thursday, the GDCI Vikings defeated Exeter South Huron Panthers, 22-6. The win was the Viking's fifth straight andgave them °sole possession of first place in the standings.. The two teams entered the game with identical four rt i' - no loss records. The victory was not as one- sided as the score might indicate. The Vikings held a slim 3-0 edge at half time on three singles • kicked by Jim VanOsch, in the second quarter. The Panthers took the lead yin the third quarter when quarterback Perry Pooley scored a touchdown ow a three yard keeper play set up by a Viking fumble on their own 12 yard line. The Vikings broke the game open in the fourth quarter with three touch- downs'. Mark Frayne went 25, yards on a pass'and run play from quarterback Jon Barz, Randy Little returned ,a punt 45 yards and Dave MacKenzie ran 35.yards after making his second pass in- terception of the game for the • Viking majors. Eric Mitchell kicked, one convert. The win was_ a real tears 'effort for the Vikings with the offensive team, the defensive team and the punt return team each accounting for one touchdown. The Vikings strong running back Tom O'Keefe was only in the game for the first two offensive plays•before he was sidelined by an ankle injury. Randy . Little filled the: gap and played' a fine game both ways for the Vikings. Coach Phil Bugler credited his offensive line with their best. game of the season and defensive coach Bill• Garrow was pleased with the steady play . of his squad,. with . MacKenzie's two in- terceptions•• and a blocked convert by Tim McLean 'highlighting their efforts. The junior Vikings played their final league game here Tuesday against Listowel. A win in that game would clinch first place in the standings for -GDCI. BY T.D. The, GDCI girls' basketball, teams had a busy time last week, with two games each. Tuesday, in Seaforth, the junior girls beat Seaforth 34- 18 and the senior girls won 35- ,31, 5-.31 over Seaforth. Playing at home on eight players. Karen Pond, Straughan and Anne Marie Thursday, the GDCI junior Bettye Sowerby, Joni Murphy two each for the girls lost 25-20 to Wingham, Thompson • and Lucie Tur- losers. Two of the GDCI first but the seniors won their cotte each had six points. string players were not in the second game of the week, Brenda Pollock had, four lineup because of a drama 20-16, over Wingham. points while ' Anne Marie club field trip, and their In Seaforth, the juniors Murphy, Sandy Fisher and absence was felt. especially scoring was spread among Barb Straughan each con- on the backboards where tributed'two 1points. Wingham dominated ply., Sue Chalmers, with eight Coach Donna Doidge's points, and Kay O'Leary with seniors were led by Chris six, led'Seaforth. Wildgen and Jan Ginn, each Despite holding a 7-0 half' with eight points ever time lead over Wingham, the Seaforth. Lori Keller, Judy GDCI juniors lost, .leaving Cruickshank and Ma:r'g coach Linda Donnel'ly's team Kovacs each contributed six. GDCI ttl losses heading into their final Linda Dorsers led Seaforth league game here today with with seven points. Stratford Northwestern. The . The victory over Wingham GDCP girls must win 'this was a'hard fought one for the game to be in the playoffs GDCI girls, who experienced which begin next- Thursday, some difficulty scoring even.. November 8. - though they broke through Sally King had seven points the Wingham defences easffy: and Jean Martin six for Lori Keller, Chris Wildgen Wingham. and Jan' Ginn were tthe Sheila O'Brien and Brenda leaders for GDCI in this their Pollock had four points each ' fifth win of the season. The for GDCI, Betty Sowerby and GDCI seniors play today Sandy Fisher had three against first place Stratford apiece and Karen Pond, Barb Northwestern. The Goderich Lakers in the town's newest team. It's also the municipality's first men's basketball team and Monday night in Stratford the Lakers beat the Festival City's squad by 36-34. According to the Lakers' spokesman, Al Sygrove, the intermediate basketball team will be playing only exhibition games but there are hopes of getting into an Ontario Basketball Association League in months to come. In the meantime, the Lakers are satisfied to aith toward the OBA playdowns which take place after Christmas. There are 11 players for the Lakers. In Monday evening's battle with Stratford, point getters for the Lakers were Brian • McKenzie with 10 points; Warren Watt and Al.Sy.grove with eight each: Phil Bugler with six: 'and Mike and Casey Wildgen with two each. MacKay Hull for sr, (itizens The Golden Gate' Senior Citizens of Goderich will be olding their first meeting of November on Wednesday, November 5 at 8 p.m. in. McKay Hall. It will be a business meeting followed by cards and lunch. The next meeting is scheduled for November 19 at 8' p.m. in MacKay Hall with a program of cards and lunch. Every Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. in MacKay Hall, senior citizens are invited to play cards, On Friday af- ternoons from 2 to 4 p.m., there is carpet bowling at Maclay Hall. A'•11' senior citizens are cordially invited to take part in these activities. London pair remanded until Nov. 3 v Harold Maize, RR 1 Dungannon has filed a negligence' suit against the Huron Cou,nty Board of Education and, a health equipment manufacturer following an accident in- volving his daughter, Denise Valerie at Brookside Public Scholl in Ashfield Township on May 2-3. Rosi Nicholson of London said that a hurdle fell but failed , to collapse when 11 year old Denise hit it. The girl fell backward and part of the hurdle pierced her rectum: \ The suit filed by Mr. Maize is claiming damages for negligence in supervision of his daughter and damages arising from the defective manufacturing aii'd negligence in the defective manufacturing of certain products. The codefendant in thesult is Gymnasium and Health Equipment Ltd. of Markham. CANADA SAVINGS BONDS q1/2% PUBLIC SKATING - Friday, October 31 - 8 to 10 p.m. Sunday, Notember 2 - 2 to 4 p.m. Admission -.75c n . Two London men were remanded to November 3 for election of trial by judge or by judge and jury after they appeared in provincial court Monday.- George Ray Ca'pson, 27, and Timothy Gerard Schleich, 21.' 'both of 61 Oliver Street, London, face six joint charges of armed robbery in con- nection with the May 26. robbery of, $14,850 from six men engaged in a poker game behind the Club Grill. Restaurant in Goderich. 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