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GODBRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPT M ER lr6, I974—PAGE 7
gham in debut
Wingham fumble- in, the third
quarter.
Offensively, the runnitag
backs, O'Keefe, Little and
Shawn Dalton ran well, aided
by the .strong play of the offen-
sive 1 due
Coaches Phil Bugler' and Hill
GarFow saw t'he gaMe..as'a, good
one for the league opener
because it allowed them`'to find -.
the strong. points of the many
rookies on the team. •
All three quarterbacks, Lara,
bert,. Mackenzie and Jon Barz
saw service.
-The junr;iQ:,r, );Vikings make
their next start today in.
Listowel.
The league home opener for.
both the junior and senior
Vikings is next Thprsday after-
noon when the strong Stratford'
Northwestern' Huskies corpe to
town. Q;
The public is welcome .to at-
tend' these -games.
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Sally Stringer leaps high over the,.Soufh Huron defence to make a shot In the GDCI Senior
Girls' basketball',game on. Tuesday. Teammate Chris Wildgen _moves in for a rebound. The
.girls lost to. Exeter but the Juniors won ,heir game for a split. (staff photo)
S�parate School Board
Casey Wildgen
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Tim McGee .
Larry Donnelly
... big guns for seniors
BY T.D.
The GDCI Vikings football
teams made impressive debuts
in Wingham last Thursday
when both junior and senior
•tearris' won lop -sided victories
to start the Huron -Perth •
Schedule.
" The ,senior Vikings hung a
46-1 lacing Vin the Mustangs,*
while the juniors .,shut out
Wingham 44-0.
Casey Wildgen, the Vikings
fifth year end, racked up a total
of 22 points in the' senior on-
slaught, scoring three' touch-
downs and making four conver-
Discount .gained for fuel oil.
BY W.ILMA OKE
• The Hurori-Perth County
Roman Catholic. 'Separate
School Board. ,meeting in
.n Seaforth Monday accepted the
- fuel oil tender of. Ross Scott •
Ltd. of BrOcefield for the 'year
1974-75 at._ a discount of five
cents per gallon off the posted
tank' wagon price which at time
of tender was 36.9 cents for all
schools except Wingham which
is 37.5 'cents per- gallon:
Jack ' Lane, Business Ad-
ministrator, said the difference
in price for Wingham was that
it 'is 'located in a different
provincial zone. •
Ted Geoffrey of Zurich saidor
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sions° His major„score's carne on
second quarter 25 yard sweep
and-- on 20 yard and 25 yard
pass plays in the second and
fourth quarters.Quarterback
Larry Donnelly was on the
throwing end of the first pass
play while:Porn 0' Brien.threw
the seconc` gtrike. •
Tim McGee,'the Vikings hard
running fullback, rushed for 69
yards and scorned two. touch-
downs on .six and ,three yard
dive plays in the second quar•
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ter.
Quarterback Larr ,. Donnelly -
ran for 417 yards "and scored a
touchdown ,on, an eight yard
run in the third quarter, •
Other Viking points came on
a two Point, conversion •pass
from 'Tom O' Brien 'yto Larry
Donnelly and two safety
touches given up ..by• Wirigham
in the third quarter.. ”`
•Wingham's only 'point came
on, a first :quarter single kicked
the Scott tender was the lowest " tative to the Ontario ommit- by Sam Montgomery.
of . three, . He said it we§ not a tee for Education week. ` The Vikings, strong defensive
firm price and will vary when
tie refineries adjust their
prices, perhaps later this fall.
M,rs„ Trudy Smith. of ,�urich
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was appointed pr.incipal's relief
• at .'Fcole . Ste..; Marie at, St:
Joseph.
The City'of.Stiatford-will be
granted pdrrnission to use the
',sepal -ate,- schools for, the
municipal elections upcoming
in December: •
Mr: and Mrs. Duncan
• Six trustees.. indicated they
Parrish returned home from. a would., be. ,able to "attend the
trip to Cambridge.Mass. U S.A: Christian Curriculum 'Develop-
during •the. past week. They,,ac- n' ent Conference in . Toronto,
companied their son Ken there November• 1, .2 and 3 — Board
where he Will be atten in Har- Chairman Michael Connolly' of
g Kippen, Howard Shantz of
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y eam. on a' . - •� Ailsa Crai•g, Francis Hicknell of
attending 'school in Sudbury Seaforth, Ted Ted Geoffrey of studying the report of the pilot first majora
and playing hockey nn the Jr. A Zurich, and Oscar. Kieffer of project on teaching the Family.. -Scott Eittle�•s. six yard off
Bluevale. '. Life program to 'Grade 8 tackle run accounted for the'.
The UNICEF officials were' students .last spring,.. be second and Phil Arthur retur-.
givers permission .to distribute • prepared to report back to the ned a punt 45 yards for the .,
boxes in any separate school' board -.soon.' He said- he hoped three -other first quarter touch
°up and returned home the same
under the board's, jurisdiction to see the same pr•ogram jai-. down
evening.. - v.. at Hallowe'en. .°
Mr. and Mrs. OI' e
• :r Stratford, John McCann • of
The board *ill write a letter
to the council hof Hibbert Town-
ship to ask that top, priority be
given,, when .preparing next champion head -coach, Ray
year's*road budget,ato building Donnelly, felt. his Vikings
a bridge on sideroad 20-21, °con- , moved the ball well Co the in -
cession two of Hibbert: Because side and in the:air, but hopes to
the bridge is.posted to a limited see some improvement in their
load, the board is unable to use outside • running in today's
the road when ,transporting game in Listowel against the,
school students as a schopl bus_ , Lords.
exceeds ..the restricted weight.
The board rnust pay for an ad -
effort was led by Mike Wildgen
playing in his linebacker spot.
The defending Huron -Perth
JUNIOR VIKINGS
diiional nine miles %ravelled The GDCI junior Vikings
each, day'and this- is costing piled up 21 'points in the first
money, Donald Crowley, •tran- quarter of their game to
sportation committee chair-establish°complete control early
•man," said.' -over a hapless Wingham squad.
Howard Shantz of Stratford Tom 0 Keefe went ,25• yards
asked that the FaniilylLife Ad- on an option pitch from quar-
,iso`ry"Committee, which is terback Ian. Lambert for•the
tam there. , •
Mrs. Doug.' Martyn and AM-,
slew- were -'in London- on
Tuesday. Ainslev had `a check
play from quarterback Dave
,,MacKenzie in the fourth quar- `
ter gave the Vikings their' other
touchdowns.
Wirlgharn ggve up- a pair' of
safety' touches. to account for
the other Viking points.
Tom, O'Keefe led a gstrong
defensive effort by the Vikrngs;M
intercepting two passes. Other
strong .defensive games came,
from Jim MacKinnon, Bernie
Van Osch, and Iain Lambert.
Tim Doherty recovered ° a gain lambert •
... 5 -yd.
sweep
ark r At
Bill Walters
• ,.. pass and run
Phil Arthur
.... returned. punt
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;,cyst Little'
.::good run.
plemented to ,grad'e -seven ' Iain Lambert kicked converts
s. �v' r pupils as ,well as grade 8.°this' 'for all three of the touchdowns.
McCha`rles spent a • few, days St.. Josephs Church was ,
with their son Allan and Jean given permission to hold a .
year. Francis Hicknell, a mere- ,Scott Little .vent seven, yards
McCharles and family in Mon- C.O.R. (Christ . in Others bei of the Family Life Advisory off tackle for the ori.ly touch-
t.re'al ,and enjoyed a color tour " Retreat) weekend- at St. Committee, said he thought a down of the second quarter.
- In the Laurentains.• ,. ichael's School November 8 report could IsT ready for 'the Iain Lambert's five yard,
Sympathy .of the community 1,0-
November;meet' i. sweep around the end and Bill
is extended to Mr. and Mrs. The sketch plans for' the ad-' The board prep ped a policy Walter's 35 yard pass and run
Bwan MacLean in the death of dition at St Patrick s School, covering school custodians,
ideration to the
Wyoming.' Mr. arid Mrs• Garratt, architect, of-Kylesselection and supervision of -
Mrs. MacLean's ..mother'. at Kinkora, as presented by Brian giving cons
' custodial staff and th
MacLean and •Mr. and
Doug Martyn , attended
funeral ,there;
e main-
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Mrs. Kyles and Garratt, Stratford,
the', have, been approved:They have tenance of co-operation and
been sent to the Ministry of communication among- the
Education foraaPl3rova�l. principal • and staff,- • the
• custodian and; the board office.
- The board was notified that The policy -',covers the hiring,
three members of the clergy the training, the supervision of
n have been appointed to the duties, maintaining the school -
Trustee -Clergy . Liaison Com- buildings and premises in a
mittee J. uurand of proper sanitary condition, corp-
-Zurich; Gordon Dill 'of municat'ion links for custodians
• Dttblin "and"Rev. V, J. Gleeson
of Stratford.
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GPH administrator .
and the, rules for diithissal if
necessary for breach of con-
Cotninenti'ng on 'the budget '
The meeting a ljotirned shor-
print-Out handed out by Arthur tly before midnight.
Haid, chairman of finance corn- ;•
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- .rtnittee, Jack 'Lane, said it.,was
11 h' b d t en
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Ross Bryant :became the new
-administrator. at Godeaich
Psychiatric Hospifal, r Septem-"
- ^ ber 3. Mr. Bryant came to °
Godlrich as ` part , of a
d reorganization in tthe hospital,-
administration'. Dr. Michael
Cortlon; fernier administrator
and medical supervisor, is°now'
free to pursue °his medical,
i88O duties.. (staff photo)
we - wrt hi u ge expe -
ditures. Trustees are to study
the .report at hone and it will..."
be
discussed.'at next meeting.
Sam Alberieo, principal at St.
Micha'el's. School, Stratford,
has' be•en{ natned es represen-
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