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These 10 lovely ladies came in second at the Pestival of Lights Cheerleading competition
in Niagara Falls. There *ere 40 teams in six divisions, the GDCI team placed second in the
,800 -student -and -under class. Pictured from left to right are bottom row: Kelly Wilson,
Karen Bushell (captain), Kan Cooke, second row: Brenda Smith, Lisa Adams; Julie
Culbert, Louise Baechler, third row: Lisa Baechler, Elizabeth O'Donnell, top row: Beth -
Banter. Also( honored at t1le competition was Julie Culbert who was named top cheerleader
in the A division. (photo by Todd Mowatt)
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TIS ,t. week . erode ,
captuird the i uron,i ertlih .Sch 1 cunni,- were from. ti,
in trophy in the playdowns that took place R!i li Schon i
tr�on,-
Four teams, two•eachfrol prow and thfirst .game Vii:
Perth mini v, earned t e tightto present defeating tlae b
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ers
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tratford;,team-iii
d had' little, difficulty
an score... At the
. their inapt dual schools iii the day ong same, time the Clinton team won its match
competition. over Norwell. °
The l o e-Goderieh er, with a classic come- , each other to dotopine the overall
chain-
didthis the week This' put Goderich and Clintonll elaaixr-
_froni h�lrtl : ictOry. -aver• .. "`tem r frail pion.
Seaforth.The ,Goderich giriS were four It looked"Iike°the Clinton teem had it all
points down playing the last end, but didn't sewed up, as they werein control of the
give up, and managed to store a big five -
ender tb win the game and take second
place in the Huron playdowns.
The two Huron teams m the Huron -Perth
competition were from Clinton °and
game and leading 6-O .after five ends. But,
once again, the Goderich team, skipped by
Grade 10 student Tanya Jeffrey, wouldn't
give up, and they scored two in the sixth,
seventh and eighth ends,l to tie the game
and then did the almost impossible by
stem oily, in 'the oictra eiid to wind tele.
gamesilidtt k ! Jtila1hp;°tiio iy
• Curling with Tanya are atherine [ur
t on second
anstBiitdBoth the
y� ts Mir Coach, Coach, teacher.Dong, Bundy, says
"The girls have all been curlinsince they,
were iii Grade seven, and though they may
flack bit- - ti? t- -. •• . i,4.1re .
thusiasni and 'never say dale attitude has
kept them in the running many times."
The team, along with runner up teamt, •
from Clinton, will be travelling to the
W(i)SSA finals, at the Ivanhoe club in Lon-
don, on 1Yiarch 1. Here they will compete
with teams from schools all across
Western Ontario.-
competition.
ntario.-
Viking track athletes perform well
The GDCI Viking Indoor Track and Field
team competed in the Central Tech Indoor
Classic held at the Metro Track and Field
Center last. Friday at York University.,
Thirty-six Goderich athletes performed well
in competitionagainst high-calibre competi-
tion.
Joe Melady placed second in the Open
Boys Shot Put, with a personal best put of
16.60 metres. Melady led the competition un-
til bested by one put over 17 metres.
The Viking female sprinters showed ex-
cellent form with a Goderich girl making it
to each 60 metre final. Midget Erin Robin-
son placed second, with a personal best time
of 8.25 seconds. Junior Joanne Campbell
placed third, in a personal best time of .8:07
Murphy's victimizes A Team
MONDAY NIGHT MEN
The A Team became the latest victim of
the League -leading Murphy's Landing team
as they went down to defeat 23-7. Tony
Bedard was the star for Murphy's, rolling a
three -game total of 765:
Little Bowl regained third spot as they
downed the Poverty Pak 23-7. Gerry Ross
rolled an 814 triple to lead the team. Hayden
Thomas had a good night for the Pak, rolling
593 triple.
The Tail Ends were hot as well' as they
took 21 points from John's Jokers. Dennis
Schmidt was top bowler for the Tail Ends
with a 712. John Miller threw a 767 for the
Jokers. ,
• Selinger-Wood and French Cleaners had -
the closest match of the night with Selinger
corning out on top by the score of 16-14. Don
McDougall was the high man for Selinger
fifth" a 6941.. �-
MONDAY IGH' LADWS
Auleen's, Angels are still the league
leaders as they took seven points from the
No -Names. High rollers for the Angels were
Joan Burleigh 199, Brenda Dineen 203,
Auleen Theriault 247, 244, 646 triple.
The Marionettes took five points as they
came up against the Oldtimers who manag-
ed to take two points. High games for the
Marionettes were rolled by Ett Bradley 212,
add Kitty Smith 225. Leading her team once
again was Ila Williams with a 606 triple.
Trouble made a big move in the league
standings as they took seven points from
_Shirts .._Girls....71?rouble's high. roller....
Audrey Brindley 208, 244, 624 triple. The star
of the evening was Liz Kruspe with her 312,
635 triple. Shirl's Girls were led by Dorothy
Bourdeau 217, Joyce Pettus 247 and Mary
Lynne Telford 547 triple.
The Blazers also made a move in the
league standings as they gained seven
points by . bowling 80 per cent of their
average.
TUESDAY MORNING
Early Birds Elsa Feckert and Agnes
ansen excellent scopes -of -26-1 acid 228 -
singles, 554, and 562 triples to help win all
seven points against Just Us. Joyce Baer
was the hot stuff for Just Us with a 591 tri-
ple.
Debbie Clae trence and Marlene Black b, owl.
ed 298 and 257 to givhemtriples of 657, 652:
However Pin Busters were only able to win
five points because the Unpredictables were
very sharp with Theresa Donatis bowling a
230 and 606 triple. Also with good games for
the Unpredictables were Barbara Howe 606,
Regina Campbell 540 and Marg Swan with a
175 single.
Betsy Rivera helped the We Team take
five points with her 212 single, 564 triple.
Several weekn--baek-4 Betsy -bowled-a--300,.: _.
single.
TUESDAY MIXED
With only two weeks to go in the regular
1_ ate. Ln :. • -+ n
first place by taking a 5-2 win over the
Tricky Six. Chris Connor rolled singles of
362, 262 and 243 for a new high triple of 867.
- --Cuileen -McGregor-had- a-67-3-t-ripte.:-
Janet Deer and Jixn Boys rolled 606 and
516 triples to help the Unpredictables knock
the Bowled Eagles from first plaee with a 5- --
2 win. Myles Murdock was tops for the
Eagles with a 618 triple.
Sib Riehl rolled a 366 single and 700 triple
as the. Pin Pickers won out over the
Unknowns 5-2. Gwen Moller rolled a 602 tri-
ple for the Unknowns.
The Dirty Half Dozen clobbered the ? 's 7 -
0. Larry and Lynn Million rolled 749 and 650 Wise Guys took five from . The Six.
Pointers. Brian MacLean's 260, 263 for 719
and Diane MacLean's 217 for the Wise Guys.
For Six Pointers Jim Bissett 599, Janice
Dougherty 239 and Marg Swan's 220.
Little Gems took the Spoilers for five. Lit-
tle Gems bowler Del Mitchelmore had 259
for 700 and Muriel Morgan 226. For the
Spoilers it was Donna Hayden 242 for 577
and Jim Ritchie 203.
No Names took five from Noddy. Pins:
Ralph Curran with 275 for- 629, Jim Fisher
278; Arlene Curran 274 for the No Names.
Noddy Pins Steve Johnston a 287 for 640 and
Ruth Oke 255.
Sandy's Stars hit the Hot Spots and took
five. Sandy Fisher 221 and Sandra Curran a
587 for Sandy's Stars. Sharon Johnston a 540
and Dan Willis a 202 for Hot Spots for the
loss.
triples while Joanne Ducharme had a 703
triple. Lee Littlechild was high for the ?'s
with a 561 triple.
The Tailenders shut out Barb's Gang 7-0.
Jim' Martin and Marg Prouse ledrthe rout
bowling 640 and 577 triple..ISenny Moore
rolled a 645 triple for the Gang.
The GMC's sparked by Jean Merkley's 329
single and 716 triple took a 5-2 decision over
Bell's Angels: Jenny Langendoen rolled a
558 triple for the Angels.
WEDNESDAY"AFTERNOON LADIES
.Bluebeiles maintained their lead by winn-
ing 5-2 over Snapdragons. Wanda Mac-
Donald rolled 231 and 532.
Yvonne Dougherty with 220 and 590 led
Mary's Golds to a 5-2 win over Tiger Lillies,
whose high lady was Barb Pigg with 213 and
555.
Audre_y_Brindley.. with-_games,of_284,_.2511.
- and -703` triplealed-,Doreen'$-Da sies-,°to. five -
points
ve-points from Carnations. Joyce Hamilton had
257 and 619.
Roses and Buttercups rolled to a 3-4 split.
Vi de Haas rolled 617 triple while Grace
Mugford had 573.
June Mohring . with 258 and. 605; helped
Daffy Dillies take two points from Tulips,
who all bowled over average this week.
Karen Pounder with 285 and Marian
Miller with 248 led Sweet Peas to five points
from Forget-Me-Nots, who also had good
games of 285 from Shirley Smith and 232
from Joanne Ducharme.
THURSDAY NIGHT LADIES
m ---What _Noes_L,eone. Thom..with a, 633..triple ...
and Bonnie Erb's 622 triple led their team to
take seven points off the AlIeycats. Veroni-
que Harman was their high bowler with a
558 triple.
' Yo Yo's also took all seven points off the
Trouble Makers. Cheryl Smith had the high
triple of 574. The Trouble Makers' high
'bowler was Barb Pigg with a 572 triple.
Rory Hurlock was high bowler for the
Nighthawks with a 480 triple.
Wallbangers' Dianne Scott had a good tri-
-ple-of-550-Helen4 e-wis-also.-had=two._good_.
games.
Two teams were absent due to weather
conditions.
THURSDAY MIXED
The "A" Team led by Debby Good's 204
single—andWayne-Bem's'-202- single
defeated the league leading Dizastors by a 5-
2 score. High bowlers for the Dizastors were
Gerry Good with a 254 single and Joan
Eisenbach with a 224 single.
The Copycats took a clean sweep from the
Four Seasons. High bowlers for the
Copycats were Darlene Maxwell with a 512
triple and Neil Maxwell's 220 single. Jimmy
Taman bowled a 416 triple for the Four
_ Se,tlsa .,._-_ _s _._.._ ___.
The Semis? were also hot asThey defeated
the Night Owls by the same 7-0 score. Ron
Kirkconnell and Bob Johnston were the high
moved into
bowlers far the Semis? with triples of 593
and 575 respectively. Vi de Haas was the
high bowler for the Night Owls with a 558 tri-
ple.
-.-F_ORRESTER,S MIIxED
Lucy's Gang took five from Sullen's Six.
Lucy's, Lucy Johnston had 235, 262 for a 645
and.Sheilla Faber a_245. Fqr Sullen's_Six it
was Vi de Haas with 266, 269 for 645, Barry
Sullen$ 249 for 628 and Paul Blair a 249.
Cool Six took five from Karen's Kats. Cool
Six bowlers Sylvia Johnston had a 251 for 633
and Scott Little 230. For Karen's Kats it was
Allan Webster 213 and 607 and Yvonne
Dougherty's 209.
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seconds. Senior Kim Fritzley placed fourth,
with ,a season best time of 8:10 seconds-.
These girls had to qualify for the finals by
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Fritzley, Campbell and Robinson then
teamed with -Debi O'Brien to place third in
the Senior Girls 4 x 200 metre relay, wl h a
good time of 1:50.2 seconds.
In the 60 metre hurdle events the Vikings
also made a fine showing. Tammy Talbot
placed second (10.47) and Maureen
Stapleton placed fourth (11.48) in the Midget
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fourth in the Junior Girls section (10.87).
Shawn Rahbek placed fourth (8.78) and.
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In the boys 60 metre sprints, Senior Kevin '
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The following athletes posted personal
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