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5 Beta Theta meet
BY T.D.
The GDCI Senior .Vikings
remained undefeated' in
Huron -Perth football action,
following an impressive 37-0
Whitewashing of previously
undefeated Listowel in a game
played in Listowel last
Thursday.
The victory put the Vikings
into a tint 'place tie with
Wingharn Mustabga, both teams
having identical 4-0 records.
Volleyball
team
victorious
• The GDCI Junior girls'
volleyball team emerged as
winners in an' exhibition •
tournament held last Tuesday in
wingliarn. The girls VW
undefeated in Tour matchK'
with victories -over Exeter,
Clinton, Wingham and Seaforth.
Coach jean Cu1TF was
pleased with the performance oC
her girls and termed it "a real
team effort."
The real test for the team will
come on November 4 when they
travel to Exeter to take part .in
the Hi ron-Perth girls' volleyball
tournament.
FitirOnVieW
bazaar and
bake sale
successful
A wonderful crowd of eager
and interested folk attended the
Huronview Bazaar and Bake Sale
recently. , The table of baked
goods was spread with all sorts
of delicious goodies donated by
women of the various district
institutes,
Doors leading to the' large
recreation room were opened at
2 p.m. Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe,
hardworking president of the
Huronview Ladies Auxiliary led
in 'the opening of the •bazaar
introducing Rev. Leonard Warr
who led in prayer. Mrs. Sutcliffe
then Capably introduced the new.
supervisor Mr. Chester Archibald
and his frwife. Mr. Archibald
replied expressing his pleasure
on assuming his new duties. -
Tickets were sold on a' quilt
aad a large Christnia
donated by Mrs. W. Colclough.
Mr 11 Leishman won the quilt
and Mrs. Byerman, the cake.
The beautifully decorated
tea .table was presided over by
Mrs. Wilfred Colotough and Mrs.
Leonard Warr. -
These wonderful people in
Huronview along with the
Women's Auxiliary are to be
highly commended for the hard
work, perseverance and skills
that has made this bazaar one of
the highlights of the year.
• Crop report
Except eor • some corn to be
picked' and some turnips to be
pulled, this ypar's harvest is
relatively cornplbted. -
Pall ploughing was very slow
Mail the rains last weekend. The
soil, which was felAtively dry
and hard, softened with 'the rain
and. thereby produced more fall
ploughing.
, Pr. W. Clapp, Agsociate
Agqicultu'rai 'Reproentative
tor'llitron County,
Wingham and Goderich met
yesterday here in the battle for
first place. Coach Wayne Horner
saw this one before game time as
a contest between his offense
and the Mustangs', defensive unit
which scouting reports showto
be big and fast.
The game in Listowel was
highlighted by the combination
'of Tom Crawford and Jon Ginn.
The little quarterbaCk,
Crawford, hit the big end, Ginn,
with three touchdown passes,
good for •half, the • Vikings
scoring:.
The first T.D. by' Ginn came
in the first quarter on a 37 -yard
pass and ru,n playThe others
came on 26 -yard and 32 -yard
plays in the second half.
The other Viking touchdown:
were scored by Gary LOunsbuty
on a 6 -yard sweep, Dale Wardley
on an Feyard off tackle run and
Ron Brown on a 54 -yard ramble
up the middle.
Other bright spots for the
Vikings were the blocking of
Randy. Schmidt, Pat O'Brien, Al
Pirie and Wayne Draper, and the
strong defensive play of Al
Drennan and Bill Westbrook.
The Viking defense has allowed
only five points in four games.
The Listowel Juniors turned
the tables against the Junior
Vikings in the second half of the
double header, beating Goderich
7-0.
Jim McIntosh's first quarter
touchdown and a single point
kicked • by John Coughlin
accounted for all the scoring in
the game. The touchdown for
Listowel was set up by a 54 -yard,
run by, Murray James, made
possible by some shoddy
tackling attempts by the
Goderich defence. McIntosh
went in for the score on the next
play — a six-yard off -tackle play.
The loss leaves the Junior
Vikings with two wins and two
losses-. Their only remaining
game is in Stratford next
Wednesday, when they do battle
against the Central Juniors. The
Junior Vikings must win that
one to make the playoffs.
The membe • of the Beta
Theta ChapteY 171 of Beta
Sigma Phi met at the home of
Mrs. Lorraine •Baechler on
October 7. There were •12
members answering the roll call.
A short business meeting was
conducted by the vice-president,
Mrs. Susan Gower. The members
decided by a vote that this year
the Sorority ,would donate to -
the Children's Aid under the
direction of Mr Dianne Dianne Smith.
The Christmas Parade was also
discussed. Mrs. Martha Rathburn
informed the mernbers that
Goderich was definitely going to
have a Santa Claus Parade. The
committee is hoping for many
interesting floats and lots of
enthusiastic participation on the
part of everyone.
. _The -cultural program was very
informal with a "toy chest
party" provided by the hcistess.
Everyone had an enjoyable
evening choosing toys at their
leisure foi that special tot.
Lunch was served by the
co -hostesses for • the evening,
preceded by the closing ritual.
This advertisement sponsored by
Royal Canadian Legion Branch.
109.
Al Drennan
. another strong defenceman
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