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At their wind up banquet for the year on Saturday evening the Tournament Chairman, Bob. Cuncic, secretary Bill Kirkey,
Goderich Industrial Softball League elected their executive treasurer. Past president Ted Williams is absent from the
for 1973. They are, seated, Gerry Pitre, president, standing, photo. -- staff photo
left to right, Stan Profit, vice president, Doug Fisher,
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These four players ' were especially honored at•Saturday
evening's Industrial Softball League wind up banquet. Left to
right are, .Dort McWhinney selected the most valuable player,
Let'sialkMInorft.ck.yT
The Minor hockey season gets .
underway next week..
Registrations total over three
hundred, so it looks like a big
yea r. * .
The mites will get a little dif-
ferent treatment 'this year. The
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Casting for parts in Drama
Club plays.has begun. As usual,
more boys Are needed to fill the
male parts of the plays.'
Susan Dunlop says they hope
to have many more student -
directed plays this year, to give
students 'experience in vet
another field of drama, Trigon
'73 has been scheduled for
December.
Membership cards have been
issued to Camera Club mem-
bers, You must have a card
before you can use • the dark
room.
Miss MacKenzie has some
very talented students in ,her
two art classes. They have been
busy recently constructing
mobiles of natural materials
such as pine cones, bark, cedar
twigs and chestnuts. These are
very impressive. The claisses
have also, been modelling -clay
and drawing similar to 'the
Eskimo way of art. The clay
figures and Eskimo art 'make a
bright display in the main
corridor of GDCI.
* * *
Every ''clay -too there is a.
noon -hour student art workshop
ews ron
FREEMAN
open to all studLnts. First at
these noon -hour sessions, the
students were taught how to
sketch from slides, they . then
studied the • muscular and
skeletal structure of the cat, and
finally sketched cats.
Venture into Room 32 some
day, and take a look at the
bulletin boards. GDCI has ar-
tistic talent!
Music classes will be held in
'the cafeteria for the next two
weeks, and band rehearsal will
be on the stage of the
at'iditori um.
Workmen are changing the
A. V.R. into a music room com-
plete with individual practise
moms. Both Music and Art are
new subjects to GDCI thins ear
and have been `greeted with en-
thusiasm.
e' s a e wi a con-
centrated,'skating program until
they can move up . and play
hockey. . The Novice section under Don
Elliott and Richard Madge
have over 90 registrations and
will be working hard to teach'
skating and puck control drills
for three weeks before teams are
picked. The Pee -wee and ban-
tam sections will have a similar
teaching .program to start the
season. .
The teaching ,program was
launched la4 Saturday with a
coaches clinic. We still ' need
more coaches, so unless you
want to see •some disappointed
boys, please volunteer to help by
ti14,
lli'ng Sandra Kisch at 524-
8197.
248197.
The Minor hockey program
needs many people for many
jobs. It cannot operate without
supporters to fill conveners
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Glen Falkiner the batting champion„Gerry: Durst the rookie of•
the year. and Tom c kawford` the most valuable catcher.
staff photo
positions, equipment managers
etc. Won't you volunteer? Most
important we need a news
reporter to write our widely read
weekly column.
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Manchild is. featured at the
second school dance to be held
this Friday evening, (20th) in
the GDCI auditorium. Remem-
ber that the doors close at 10:30.
I hope this dance IS as suc-
cessful as the last one; so show
your school spirit and come
Friday night.
Hon. John Munro
in Goderich Friday
The election campaign for
Huron Liberals hits a high point
this week as the local group
hosted two of the top men from
Ottawa.
Prime Minister -Pierre -Elliott
Trudeau flew into Wingham
yesterday for an open line radio
program on CKNX.
This Friday, Goderich will be
the focal point when Minister of
National Health and Welfare
John Munro pays°a visit to the
Liberal , committee rooms on
The Square. .
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old_ R
Munro T' was appointed to, the rpopir aid
cabinet post on June 28, 1968 (-f"ys'
having previously ben a
minister ft..ithportfolio.
nativethe idrng he
represents, Hamilton East, he is
the son of the late John A.
Munro QC and grandson of a
former;' Ontario Cabinet
Minister, -Dr. Leeming Carr.
The Liberal Cabinet Minister
will campaign on behalf of
Huron candidate Charles
Thomas between 2:00 and 4:00
p.m.. that afternoon. Liberal
headquarters say he will arrive
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