The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-10-06, Page 7go
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GDCI Newsfront
Vikings Blank Si. Marys
In the confereatce football
game• played in Goderich last,
Sept. 28, the GDCI Vikings
ihlapked St. Marys 19-0. George
Gould scored two touchdowns
in the first quarter on runs of
30 and seven yards. Danny
O'Brien added another touch-
down in the second quarter on
a 10 -yard sweep and John Gotts-
chalk kicked the convert.,
Friday, both the senior and
junior football teams travel to
Exeter to take on South Huron.
Good luck, boys!
Monday afternoon the Gode-
rich soccer team played to a
1-1 tie with Clinton. Thursday
afternoon bhe boas face Mitchell
in the- second game of the
schedule.
Siftos Open
Training
Saturday
Goderich Siftos are scheduled
to open training camp this Saat-
urday at Goderich Memorial
Arena at 2 p.m.
Coach Doug Cruickshank is
faced with a major rebuilding
job as only four or five of last
year's team will be returning.
Over -age, attendance at 'univer-
sity' and transfer of employment
have all taken their toll and
have left most spots on the team
wide open for competition.
This year's team will be built
around local and area boys, and
any players of junior age cate-
gory are invited to attend the
opening workouts.
The __ Siftos iatill be ._grouped
with the Preston Legionnaires,
Hespeler Shamrocks, Guelph
Junior Regals, New Hamburg
Hahns, Elmira Juniors and the
Hanover Hurricanes in a seven -
team league. They will play a 24 -
game schedule with the first
home game on Nov. 4 against
Preston.
The first game of the exhibi-
tion schedule .is set for Oct. 21
here against the new Ingersoll
entry of the Intercounty Junior
"C" League.
The di!seOtheque that was plan-
ned for this Friday evening has
been cancelledntr
u o l Oot. 14. The
band is sponsoring the dance to
raise funds' for its forthcoming
,projects. Please come out to the
'dance and make it as successful
as' the last! Don''tforget your
student card. A student must
own a student card before he
may participate in any school
social activities (which_ includes
football and bhsketball' gaanesi
as a spectator, and dances.) It's
worth the dollar that it posts. •
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Comments heard around the
school after the trip to M3nt-
real: "How long did you sleep
after you got home?" "I'm tired
but it was a lot o fun." and "I
couldn't understand a word some
of thema said." Most of the
students to wham I spoke agreed
that the trip was a ren�tai+ding
experience. One enthusiastic
student reported, "r'm sure go-
ing to go next year, evert if it
kills me trying to get • seventy-
five."
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been permanently changed: The -.
barn that stood at the south
side of the school was moved
Tuesday to its new location
across the road from the football
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WILLIAM HASTY
William Hasty, 84, of Ashfield
Township,, died Sept, 28 at
Huronview, Clinton, having.been
hospitalized for several months.
He had spent his Life in Ash-
field Township on the farm on
which his parents, 'Robert and
Esther Hasty had lived.
He was predeceased •in 1932
by his wife (Irene Maize).
He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. William (Ella) Alton and
two sons, Arlon, Grimsby;
Lorne, Ashfield.
Ar. Hasty was a member and
(honorary elder of Dungannon
OBITUARIES
United Church. Johnstone
Berea Home, Lucknow, was in
charge. Saturday,.- R e v. G.
Wright, 'Dungannon Unite d'
Church, conducted a funeral.
Pallbearers were Tom Culbert,
Jr., . Jack Curran, J. C. Drennan,
Raymond 'innigan, Tom Phillips
and Benson Shackelton , while
Wendell Alton, Jim Boak, .Clif-
ford Crozier, Gordon Johnstone,
Bert McWibinney and Carmen
Whitmore were fiowerbearers.
Burial was in Dungannon Ceme-
tery.
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