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- QYS BASKETBALL,
Coach. Phil Bugler's Seniolr
Vikings basketball squad racked
up two victories in Hugon-Perth •
T•Uesday, playing at home, they
defeatedStratford North Western
ia a clnse 67.65 thriller.
.Stratford Northwestern $5-18,_
and then on Thursday they beat • -
Seafoet.h 48-26 in Seaforth,
Against Stratford, results
° play last week were:
90 pound class, Bruce Parker
(Stratford) by forfeit;
• 9.8. pound •ss, Dennis-, Red
'iiursday..� in Seaforth; the (Goderich) pinned Owen Braby;
Vikings overpowered: the Golden •10 6• pound c.l a s s_, Rick
e
Bears of Seaftrth 74-4a.
'Bran °` Mac'K clzie led- the
.
Viking over the. Huskies fr'oni
Northwe$t°eer(1n; seorT`og•37 points, ,
szT".,"-:mzYea.�1.Y. L Y Y'il/. A7 I. •.RV' 1 4w...n
points; also hauled• in .12
rebounds. for the Vikings as did
Brock Stimson, who had 12 points.
Garry Lounsbury collected eight
points, and registered 100 steals in
the game. Steve -Stringer -added'
,five points for the Vikings.
Ilan Coulthard with 19 and
Wayne Smithhurst with 21 points..
led the Stratford scoring.
Both teams went into -the game
with identical 4-1 records, .tied
for` first place. The Vikings
victory moved,thern to a 5-1 won
loss record keeping:. pace .With
Stratford Central and, Clinton in 168 pound class, Tony
first placer. (Goderich) pinned Carrtran .Paola;.
The"victory over' Seaforth put 178 pound class,- Al Drennan
the ,Vikings`alone in first place. (Goderich) pinned George
Dave Carruthers led the Goderich Klumper; , •
scoring with 31rnts. Brian 194 pound class; Jim Rea urn
MacKenzie hit for 21 and Brock ,, (Goderich) pinned Brian Grey;
Stimson for 18. Stimson .also led Unlimited, M•.a r k Ryan
in rebounds with 16. Gary (Goderich) decisioned Don
Lounsbury and Steve Stringer Gibson.
each had four points, and Gary Against Seaforth, results were:
Yeoman two in the easy win. 90 pound class, Mark Consitt
Cam Holland led Seaforth with (Seaforth) won by forfeit;
15 points. 98 pound class, Dennis Reed1,
The Junior Vikings split their ' (Goderteh) pinned Brian Sniith;
games, losing 53-43 to Stratford 106 . pound class, Rick
• North Western " and beating McClinchey (Goderich)-- pinned
Joe ,Hicknell; .
115 pound- class Carl- Bolton
.(Seaforth) pinned Larry Donnelly;
• 123 pound •class, Pete Willis
(Goderich) decisioned " Lyle
Hoegg; • . ' '
130 pound class, Larry Jewitt
(Seaforth) pinned Tom McGill;
136 'pound class, Ray`
Hildebrand (Goderich) punned Art
McNaughton;
141 pound class, Jim Gini}
(Goderich) decisioned. Jim Stoll;
148 Pound class, Bruce Knight
(Seaforth) pinned Con Melady;
157 pound class, Paul Johnson
(Goderich) pinned John Kinsman;
168 pound class, Tony. McQuail
(Goderich pinned Rocky
Vanderwell, _
178 pound class;- Al Drennan_.,
(Goderich) won by forfeit; -
"1x94pound c -Ta s, m`Reabu, `n
(Goderich) pinned Jim Dallus;
Unlimited, Stuart McLean
(Seaforth) decisioned Mark Ryan.
. The Huron . Perth Wrestling
championships are being held
hot tomorrow (Friday).
w ,• ...-,. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL . '
The GDCI'. girls Valleyball�
teams,. have been involved irf a
series of one day tournaments.
The senior-, are coached by
Joyce Lambert. On January 20,
Loca- I S , they travelled to �. Stratford
-''Snow, sform .and •bad roads Nor"thwestexn where41hey
were the factors in many defeatedStratford in two straight..
•activities being cancelled. North games, 15-5 and 15-9. They also
• Ashfteld School was closed on defeated Exeter South Huron in
Friday, , and on at least two two •straight, t5-5 'and 15-3. In
previous days called off early to their niatch against St. Marys,
allow students and teachers to get Goderich lost in the third game
home. 16-14. .
Mr:and Mrs. Art Mathewman On January 27, the seniors
idn't it oke. it:to their ,romps i nst Seaforth ands
farm here in the Lochalsh area; Stratford Central on (herr 'home
on the past weekend. courts. ,In the first match they
Those from the area who work defeated Seaforth 15-6. Against
in Goderich wereunabre toget to Stratford, Goderich lost the third
Goderich due- to bad roads. and deciding game 16-4.
Wellington Websteris a patient Last Thursday, Goderich
in hospital. Mrs. Wm. Farrish • played host to teams from .Clinton
returned home from Wingham a
hospital and -Chris and Gordon
who- were with Mr'. and Mrs.
Duncan Earrish •also returned
home with mom.. -
Gordon Dretinen is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London, having'
undergone surgery.
' The Donald Simpson family
have.all been victims of the 4,`flu".
Ton Farrill of Kincardine
visited in the community during
the weekend.
Fred Ritchie of Huntsville
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver 1McCharles. A
M;.cGlind'hey.. (0o-derich)
decisioned Ken• ,eystou;
115 pound class, Keith Gill
(Stratford) pinned Glen, Naylor;
., ..1".2-3 tro rt teta-ssl -La .
`
Donnelly.' • (Goderich) ' pinned
Robert Wilson; . , •
130 pound class, Pete Willis
(Goderich) decisioned Jim
Mitchell;
136 pound class, Ray
Hildebrand. (Goderich) pinned
Kevin Brown; .
141 pound _ class Jim Ginn
(Goderich) pinned Larry Pa4mby ,
148 class Don Erb (Stratford)
pinned Con Melady;
157 pound class, Paul Johnson
(Goderich) decisioned Howie
Culligan; .
•
and WilighA.il4,
The QDCI girls clowned Clinton
in two gimes 15-9 and 1543 and
defeated. Wingham in a similar ,
manner, 154 and 16-5.
',-Another tournament is being"
held today (Thursday) in Mitchell,
with Goderich Playing Mitchell
-and Listowel.. • •
' .Member's Of the GACI senior
team areSuQ Powell, captain) SIR
Smalley, Barb' Miller, 'Peg'
Hanley, Carole 'Cruick'shanl.;.
Shirley Doll, Joanne, .Wildgen,
,Brenda Grafram, Lesley, .Lambert
and Anne Hopkinson.
'The junior girls " volleyball
team is coached by Jean Cullen.
At Stratford, 'the juniors lost
two straight to. Northwestern, but
won two of three games from both
St. Marys and Exeter South
Huron. When Goderich played
host to Stratford Central and
Seaforth they lost in two straight
games to each of the visitors.
Hei°e' last Thursday the local
juniors lost two straight to
Wingham, but took one of three
Seaforth 60-28. •
This leaves, coach Frani<
MacDonald's team with a fiwewin,.
two loss record, tied for .third.
place with Mitchell and Listowel.
�t Despite the loss to' the tough
• Stratford team, coach MacDonald
credited his team' with their.best .
effort yet. Casey Wildgen was the
top scorer for the Vikings with 13
. points. Pat Conlon had 1.0, Dave('
Patterson eight, Bob Barlow
eight, and' Ron Willis. four.
K• _ Stratford was led by Bain with
18, Schippling. with 12, Pfaff with.
11 and Ballantyne with ,10 points.,
Against Seaforth, Ron Willis hit -
for 18 points, Casey Wildgen had •
11,Dave Patterson 10, Pat Conlon
five, Glen-Tigert four and Tim
McGee . three points. Four
players, Jim Watt, Tom O'Brien,
_�,_�Bar�T`ow aildp_.A�TBogie a�d"e
two points each to the winning
cause. ` °•
For Seaforth, Jifn FtannerS ,
with 11 points was top scorer.:
Dave Hutchison hhd eight and Al
Carnochan. five points.
WRESTLING
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matmen won two meets last week.
Here on Tuesday, they 'defeated
}Auburn
BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
The annual ineeting;of the
Auburn Community Memorial
Hall was held last week in the hall
*with the .chairman, Ted Mitis: in
-the chair. The•rnrrfutes of -the
previous Meeting' were accept
as read by the secretary Mrs.
Donald -Haines. She also gave the
financial ,.statement for the year.
Plans were made Tor the annual
chick'enn- barbecue' to ,be held on
July 29th and a rummage sale next
fall. A good•:•,year- was -reported
with 56 bookings during the year.
Mr. Willian3 J. Craig was shire•i
again 'as caretaker and• Mrs.
Donald . Haynes as secretary
rer,
• Mrs rine McMillan and 27�
'pupils of Zion Public school
visited the Auburn Post Office•
last week, Postmaster Kenneth
Scott and his wife, Mrs, Scott wiio`
is his assistant explained, the
workings of the Post Office' and
how letters are mailed to other
towns and also to go out on the
rural mail' routes.
Mr. Donald Brown, manager of
the local branch of the Canadian
imperial Bank of .Commerce
returned home from- Goderich
hospital where he was a patient
for several days and is
convalescing at his home here.
We wish•him a speedy recovery.
Friends in this community are
pleased to learn that a former
resident, Mrs. A. M. Rice of St.
Joseph Villa, 68 Govenor Road,-
Dundas Ontario, has regained her
eye -sight following surgery and is
home from the .hospital now. The
-late A. Ni. -Rite wast atik-iYianager
here for several' years.
So far in the tournaments, the
GDCI juniors , have ten points'.
They play today (Thursday) in
Mitchell against Mitchell and
Listowel. •
Members of the junior
volleyball team „ are Chris
Wildgen, Brenda ' Brissette,
Brenda . Fisher, .Loutse
Kaminska, Judy • Wintemute,
Bonnie .Mugford, Diane Osborne,
Michele Crtricksbank, Nicki
Lambert, Ann Melick; Linda
Dougherty, Nancy Errington and
Becky. Crawford.
By. SUE.FREEMAN . 2
Economic Nationalism is vital.,, ,provide ideas, and advise•tfiem or
to Canada's Presentation' as a some Points researched.
Nation! ',Three students will emerge
Thio is tile topic • for• which from this Meet as the best
foirrrati9h is cur doh _Y� eiri dCountry • • '� ;; -:. . o
sought by the members of the Debating' match in the
Debating,Club. This idea will be .spring to tje held in Edmonton.
debated Saturday In Islington 'at this is the first endeavor of this
the Central Ontario, pebating type for our .new Debating Club
Finals. and we hope they are successful in `
disputing the arguments of the
The debators,. upon tkleir opposing teams.
arrival in Islington will learn if
they are to take the negative or The much publicized "Jalna"
affirrinative side and, therefore, series viewed Sunday evenings, is
must research both viewpoints. currently being studied by Year
The debating form is that of the Three English •' classes. The
Parliamentary Debating System. students are taking a course on
There is a Leaderof Opposition YCanadian Literature -and have the
Speaker for the House and Cabinet option of reading books by such
ministers.fEach side speaks in . Canadian authors as Morley
seven -minute intervals for Callaghan, Hugh MacLennan, W.
approximately 23 minutes, then a . 0. Mitchell, and Mazo de 'la
winner is decided. . Roche.
The three debators to The buses didn't run last
represent G.D.C.I. have as yet not Friday and rural students enjoyed
.been 'chosen. Mr. Main, staff another holiday while teachers
advisor for the' club, 'says the''
taught, classes of six and seven
debators will be chosen according students. Let it snow!
to their ability 19 :debating, .. _.
interest and work done on the Tuesday, two Computer
topic. ° . • Programming classes traielled
to London to work with the
•
Monday evening an economic • computers at the University of
advisor spoke. to the club' on the Western Ontario.
economic Cit"ition in r"n'ia to
Mrs. harry Arthur visited last
week with her father, Mr. Elmer
Keller at Duttlin and her Miothei
Mrs. Keller who is a' patient in
,Seaforth- hospital: .
We are pleasedto peport that
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies who are
living•in Florida have had a very
sev-ere time with the flu ani are.
recoy,ering at their ,home .after
being hospitalized for some tine.
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Cf the board had just given their
full approval to a recreational
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youngsters as proposed to them
by Goderich High School students,
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The.' -young m.en delegated, the.•
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r:pryog an oncay ietwee_n grades
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