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Ylkmngs win
01. tie in
firs? games
The Huron -Perth Soccer
schedule kicked bff fast Wed
nesday when the senior and
junior Vikings played Central -
Huron in Clinton.
The seniors battled' to a 1-1
tie while the juniors gained a 1-
0 ,shutout.
Ron "Tag" So(verby gave the
seniors a one goal lead midway
through the first half heading
in a corner kirk by Don B.edour.
• ..In the final minute of the garge
a rebound bounced into a
Viking defenders hands and
Clinton was awarded a penalty
kick. Dan Colquhoun beat
Viking 'goalie Casey Wildgen
for the tie.
Senior coach Phil Bugler felt
the Vikings played well but fate
took away their win.
The juniors couldn't put the
ball in the net when they had
the'vOind in the first half but
their determination paid off.
late in .the game. lain Lambert.
started the scoring play with a
fine corner kick'to Lee Arbour.
Arbour played ' the ball to Jeff
Baechler who put it 'away for
the game's only goal.'
Both , tearns have home
gamesthis week. Northwestern
were in town Tuesday and
Listowel play tomorrow
(Friday) on the Viking pitch.
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,Carl Moiler.
Carl Moller
is valuable
to his team
Carl Moller is the number
one man on this year's United
soccer team and not only
because he bears the number
one on his uniform.
Carl arrived in Goderich in
,,957 • from Denmark, already
an 'accomplished goalie. He
first took up the position when
he was 10 years. old and since.
has played every other position:
I -le played out for the Athletics
and the Rangers;in the 60's but
was moved back to goal where
he has played ever since. -
Now employed at the Sifto
Salt Co., In 'Goderich, Carl en-
joys bowling as a form of
relaxation., He also likes to -get
together with the other players
and practice the fine .art' of
elbow bending. . .
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The 30 year old goalie can be
assured` of support at every
-, game his team plays. Histi
mother Gwen ' and his wife°
Johanne never miss a game
and are always heard show ipg
encouragement from the
sidelines. `'
Carl's competence and con-
scientious attitude has earned
the respect of his team-mates
and his cheerful manner has
won their friendship.
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Goderich team Has
third soccer win
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Hey, Hey, Hey, Fans!! Stand up and cheer for Goderich
United! Big Mama's boys have done,"it again! Our third
straight win! Guess -'you could eall us a triple threat team!!
It was not one -of your better evenings weather-wise, but
the excitement drowned' out the cold, rain and mud etc. The
opposition didn't stand a chance with Goderich corning on
like `gang busters'! o-
Within 'a very few minutes of the first half a free kick was
given to Goderich and Howie Gottschalk came through with.
our first goal. You deserved that goal, (Howie. •(Retribution is
sweet, eh, guy?) There .were plenty of opportunities for more
scoring ,but nothing seemed to' be coming together until
Brian `Allen paved the way with another great goal which
left usawith.two points to EXeter's no score at the finish of
the first 45 minutes of play. Brian is playing with so much
more confidence and it's telling in his technique. ••
There's no describing the second `half of the game! Up un-
tilvtherr Dave Graf had done e'eervthing known to man lek.-
sept turn himself inside out!) to coax that ball into the net!
I'll bet there wasn't one inch of the goalpost he didn't hit!
sThen all at once the..fates decided lie deserved his just
reward and did he take adva'ntage! He scored not once, not
twice but three times (not in succession, folks!)
He and Harold Refflinghaus dominated The scoring with a
'hat trick' apiece. First one would score then the other - it
was some contest! That Harold is a wizard on the field.
Never saw anyone with sugh magic in his feet! (A dubious
compliment you say. Harold?)
So people, the score totalled up to a fantastic 8-0. I'm
sorry we befuddled . Exet=er so badly (they' just couldn't get it
on!) but so glad we've got Goderich tnited°to represent us.
They hustled and out -maneuvered and out -played the Cen-
tennials to a man. Let's hear three cheers for United!!
We heard plenty of cheering "Sunday. Despite the foul
weather some new andinterested fans ventured out and we
salute their spirit and loyalty. The team deserved the extra
screaming and shouting and they got it!
Some special mentions are diie of this'point. Firstly, Rick
Fisher deserves a pat on the back for his erfthusiastic efforts.
He barrelled away and got off some fine shots on goal and
his °passing was right on! Way to go "Tippy Toes" !
Clare Sager is really corning on these_ames and it's
showing. He's done some beautiful work :Mitt on the field.
Good boy, Clare! John Gottschalk did a fine job and really
made some great,; plays. And last, but certainly not least,
comes Wild Bill Wedlock! Bill played with a couple of in-
juries (that's sports for, y9u) but was nevertheless fantastic.
He played with beautiful technique (double `wow'!) and loth
of `savvy' and just generally 'got it together' ! . He tried his
best fora goal; he even ended up in the goal at one point (ac-
'cidentally) but the goalie nixed, that idea. (Seems you've got
• to have the ball in there to score!) But Bill made one
beautiful play that allowed. Dave Graf to score. Don't see too
many assists like that one. You'll notice I've changed the
"Willie" to 'Bill'' It was done at 'William's'request. 'Hen-
ceforth, he wishes to be known as "Bill" or `Whipper! I kind
of go for 'Whipper Will' myself! The "Tide" people should
be ale'ted and on the lookout for you, "Whip"! How you
managed to get the muddiest again is a mystery!
Next."game is in_ London at 5:00 p.rn. on Saturday the llth.
If you can make it fans, we'd be `plea,sured' to see you!'Til
next time, God bless; keep fit and stay happy.
Track and Field
Foxy
GDCI wins medals
. The .GDCI track and field
team began their strenuous
spring training several weeks
ago in preparation for the first
meet of. the year. They will be
in the running for medals at
the Huron -Perth meet at the
University' of Western Ontario
on May 13.
• 'Last Friday they competed
against 15°other schools in the
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Auburn
Auburn 2, 4,-H club held the
third meeting in -the- .Don-
nybrook United Church. A
discussion was held on
bedroom storage andstorage
methods for clothing and ac-
cessories. Mrs: T. Robinson led
the discussion, The members
decided to do a - skit for
Achievement Day.
Auburn 2, 4-H club held their
fourth meeting' and decided to
call their.club Mirror Mooners.
Mrs..Ted' ,Robinson and Mrs.
John Hildebrand led in the
discussion groups. •
Auburn 2, 4-H club held their
fifth meeting at the home of)
Mrs. Ted Robinson. Miss Susan
Thompson, Auburn hair-
dresser, gave a , talk on hair
care and demonstrated how-to
shampoo and set .hair:
COMMUNITY NEWS
Lancer' Invitational in Petrolia•
Despite the disrnal weather
there were sortie bright spots
for /he Vikings.
Peter Crew captured top
medals in 'th`e 800 and 1600
metre ' events and the girls'
midget team of Lucy Stin-
nissen,- Donna Frayne, Colleen
Spence and Judy Langridge
placed second in the relay.
Mrs. Donald Brown wad`
honored when neighbours and
friends gathered for a coffee
party •,at. the home of Mrs.
Donald' Cartwright prior to
leaving for her new home near
Ottawa. Mrs. Cartwright
presented Mrs. Brown, with a
parting gift for her and also for
her son David. Mrs. Brown
thankedeveryone for their gift,
and coffee' and cookies was ser--_
ved by Mrs. .James Glousher
and Mrs. Cartwright.
Mrs. Elsie Oemering of Lon-
don, England is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lily Kerns and Or-
val' McPhee for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs—Hank Glim-
s iti'1t -droved • into their new
home recently on Goderich
Street, having purchased it
from Mr. and Mrs. • Lloyd
Machan.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Rae of Lisfowel
(nee .Jannett Dobie) on the
birth of their sone in Listowel
hospital last weekend.
Donald Brown of near Ot-
tawa' spent the weekend with
his family; Mrs. Brown and son
David.'
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall visited recently
with their son',. '''All'an
McDougall and Mrs.
McDougall at Sudbury.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Gross on the birth
of their,:s.on, Bryan Gordon` in
Clinton hospital, a brother for
Anita.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McNall
of Welland spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. -Thomas
• Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips.
.Kenneth McDougall, his
mother, Mrs. Ethet McDougall
of Seaforth and his aunt Mrs.
Myrtle Munro visited last Sun-,
day with the McEachern family
at Mount Forest.
,Mrs. Frances Clark and Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock visited last
Sunday with Mr. and :Mrs.
Allister Hughes' at Winghatp.
Congratulations to Miss
Margaret Jackson of Blyth on
the occasion of her 88 birthday
on May 10th,
If you would like to see
Craig's new sawmill, you are
invited" to the Huron County
Historical Society meeting to be
held in Auburn on Tuesday,
May 14. The tour of this new
Hartzell Super Mill Pac will be
held at 7:15 p.m. This mill is
the first of its' kind in Canada
and William L. Craig will con-
duct the tour. A history of the
sawmills in the district will
also be given and pictures of
by -gone days in this district
will be on display. Mr. Craig is
to. be the guest' speaker at a
meeting held in the community
memorial hall and will. speak
`WALKERBURN CLUB
The monthly meeting of the
Walkerburn Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Worthy
Young with • Mrs. Garth
McClinchey in the president's.'
.. Roll call was answered" by
giving cash donations for the •
support of the group's Korean
•Foster Child.
Mrs. Lloyd McCalinchey, the
treasurer gave the financial
statement. She reported that
the soport of the foster child
had been paid up to the end of
May.
Plans for the necneeting
were made, and Mrs. Roy Daer
invited members toher• home.
The program will be in file
charge of Mrs. James Jackson
and Mrs. Ted Hunking andathe
lunch committee will be Mrs.
` Carmen Gross and Mrs. Nick
Hill, The 'minutes v(vere accep-
ted as read by Mrs. Lloyd Pen -
found, The draw prize presen-
ted by Mrs. Ted Hunking was_
won by Mrs. Tom Cunningham.
Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs.
Worthy Young were in charge
of. the afternoon's program and
introduced Mrs. Jessie Naylor
who demonstrated the Avon
products which she sells.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound and Mrs. Wor--
thv Young.'Mrs.'James Jackson
won a,, prize Jor holding the
lucky cup..:••
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