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The Huron Expositor, 1971-04-01, Page 12Nows DUBL N d wkd Institute. Hears of Israel DUBLIN ARE JR "B" This team of boys from St. Patrick's School in Dublin, was successful in winning the Junior ,q3" Championhip in - the Knights of Columbus Hockey Tournament held in Seaforth during the spring vacation. The team includes: (Back row, left to right) Frank Flannigan, Danny Deloyer, Michael Rowland, John Delayer, Jim McCreight, Paul Van Bergen, Ricky Ryan, Ricky Van Valkengoed and coach, George Ducharme who accepts the trophy from Jim Devereaux. (Front row) Peter Van Bergen, Wayne Cronin, Mike Flannigan, Stephen Rowland, Jinn Delaney, Arthur Looby, Bobby Van Valkengoed and Gerrard Ducharme. (Staff Photo) K of C Hockey Tourney Attracts 12 Area -Teams 0 SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS An Types of, CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN 'DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Inquiries, arc invited — Telephone Ambers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 $EAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pindar 527.1382 Bus. 527-1750. For Complete INSURANCE oificour HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOH .14- A. CARDNO Insurance Agency 'Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors Correspondent Mrs, Bob Cronin Dublin Women's Institute met Tuesday, March 22 in the Dublin Separate School Gym. Mrs. Char- les Friend, president, openedthe meeting. Business matters were dis- cussed and it was mentioned that next year the Women's In- stitute will be celebrating its 75 th anniversary, Suggest- ions are to be made at the next meeting as to how the Dublin group will celebrate. Mrs. Jim Statton read the minutes and correspondence. Mrs. Friend passed; out envelopes to the can- vassers of the Cancer Society. There were 53 people in atten- dance and the next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Olive Britton, when the theme will be (''Health". Mrs. Charles Friend intro- duced Mrs. Greg Rothwell (Betty Lou Pethick) who showed a num- ber of her slides on Israel and the Holy Lands. 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EASTER TIME AT LARONE'S Gifts for the whole family • Easter Cards by Coutts Hallmark, Rust- craft and Norcross,- Personal and .Relig-- ious, 10c -.15c - 25c 35c - 50c • Ladies' Hosiery, 49c to $1.00 • Ladies' Lingerie • Spring Fabrics, Sewing Supplies • Complete' line Children's Spring Hosiery CHOCOLATE NOVELTIES by Smiles 'n Chuckles -49c to 1.50 CHEREO'S Homemade Line EasterNovelties 15c - 35c - 59c - 89c and $1.39 and up Jelly, Cream and, Marshmallow Easter Eggs MOIR'S BOXED CHOCOLATES from 1.19 Visit Our Record Bar cone's BOOKS AND STATIONERY STORE Thee tiitteiitll Store in Seaforth — "the friendly town" Is a communal farm. On this farm they had tur keys, cattle and 30,000 citrus fruit trees. On the farm food, lodging, schooling and • recreation are provided for work ikexchange. Pictures of Jerusa- lem showed Many biblical places where. Jesus Christ spent por- tions of his life. At the end of the slides, Mrs. Jack Burchill thanked Mrs. Rothwell and pre- sented her with a gift in appre- ciation for sharing. with those present some of their exper- ience,: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cook and daughter, Toronto were vis- iting with Mrs. Louis Bruxer and Jerry on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Don Klinkham - mar and son, Kitchener were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klinkhammer on the weekend; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Looby have COrrespontlint MrS:Keh Elligsen Mrs. Laura Mogk is a patient ia,the 'Seaforth Community Hos- pital having fractured her hip. Michelle, Michael, Raticly and, Scott Beuermann, Goderich, spent the holidays with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Beuermann, Mrs, Milton. Rock and Mr. Robert French were among those who chartered a bus for a holiday in Florida. BRODHAGEN 4-H CLUB The Brodhagen 4-H Club met at the Brodhagen Community Centre and discussed the pos- sibilities of our club spending Thursday, March 24th • at the Festivall and the 'YWCA in Stratford. Also• discussed were types of burns and treatments for them as wall as the duties of a local health nurse. The group worked on their Beechwood Brumfield ,Chiselhurst Clinton Constance Cromarty Dublin returned from a leterliaTorida, Miss Agnes Ryan, London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan and faintly. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Tiede and family, London and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tiede, Kitchener were vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wood- man and sons have moved to Stratford on the weekend. They previously occupied one of George Goettler's Apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans, Niagara Falls have returned from a trip to North Carolina to pick ,up their children who were staying with Mrs. Frank Evans. • Mr. and Mrs. Danny Costello Jr. and family , Kitchener were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello on Sunday. projects and Mrs. Scherbarth demonstrated mouth to mouth resuscitation. Smiles . . . A man was driving through' the country 'when his motor st6P- ped. He got out to see if he could locate the trouble. A voice behind him said, "The 'trouble is in the 'carburetor." He turned around, but saw only an old horse. "I said, yOu better check the carburetor," re- peated the horse. ' Rushing to the nearest farm house, the man related his ex- perience to a . farmer, “Was it an Old bay horse with a flop ear?" asked the farmer. eYes, yes, that's the one," babbled the man. "Well, don't pay no attention to him," said the, farmer. "He don't know nothing about automobiles anyway." Egmondville H'arpurhey Hai-lock Hensall Kinburn Kippen j_Jetadbury The sixth ' annual K. of C. Hockey Tournament held in Sea- forth 'Memorial Arena. on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week in- volved- separate schoolg in the district covered by Father Stephen Eckert council 5289, In all' 12 teams were entered from seven schools. Sr. teams. (grades 6, 7 & 8) were entered from .Carmel, St. James, Seaforth, St. Calumban, St. Pat- ricks, -Dublin; . St. Bonifac.e, Zurich; L'ecole Ste. Marie, St. Joseph's and St. Pats, Kinkora. Jr. teams were entered from 2,11. of these schools except Zurich and St. Joseph's. In the opening day Tuesday all. senior events were played ex- cept the championship games. In the morning games Kinkora defeated Seaforth 4 - 1. Mt. Carmel trounced Zurich 10 - 0 and St. Columban beat Dublin also by a score of 10 - 0. In the afternoon• games at 12.30 P.M. It was St. Joseph's and Kinkora ending in a 4 - 4 tie and St. Joe's winning the game by shots on goal in the third period 8 5. At 1:30 Mt,Car Manley . St. Columban SIAM Walton _Winthrop Zion reel had no problem with St. Colbmban winning the game by . a score of 16 - 2. Seaforth defeated Zurich 7 -3 in the 2;30 contest to finish off the first day's competition. On Wednesday morning of the tournament the Jr. Series got underway with Mt. Carmel and Dublin Jrs. facing off and Mt. Carmel skating to an easy 21 - 1 win . In the 10 A.M. game it was St. Columban whip- ping Kinkora 11 - 1, ti3 enter the Jr. "A" final. At 11 A.M. Seaforth Jr's , who had the bye in the A" round edged Mt. Carmel 9 - '7 to go on to the "Jr. A" final against St., Co- lumban. The' 12:30 draw saw Dublin defeating Kinkora 5 - .1 for the Jr. "B" championship, their first win in K. of • C. tournament competition, and a happy bu,nch of boys went home with their trophy. Zurich and Dublin Sr's played off' for the Sr. "B" trophy at 1:30 P.M, which saw Zurich win by a 10 -1 margin. The Jr. "A" Championship was played at 2.30, St. Columban losing to Seaforth by a score of 6-0. To round out two successful days of competitions between the schools, Mt. Carmelsand L'ecole Ste. Marie, St. 'Joseph's com- peted for the Sr. "A" champion- ship' with Mt. Carmel winning by an 8' - 1 count. The team by an 8 - 1 count. The team took home the trophy for the 4th ' time in the six years they have been in the tournament. Careful but strict refereeing by Jack and Bill Price, Randy Wood and .DOn Scrimgeour re- sulted in the games being played . at a good keen pace. penalties were at a minimum with an average of seven per game being 'called. • The committee expressed ap- preciatimeto the coaches, teach- ers, managers, parents and those who drove the players to and from the games, for their co- ' operation in keeping the games on time and, making the tournament' such a success. The Knights of Columbus Hockey tournament was organ- ized in 1965 by council members for the purpose of developing hockey talent in Separate Schools within the council area, that • • • .., • C. • • • • • OOOOO •0 • Otherwise may not have been de- veloped.'. Council officials said it had a three -fold purpose. First; and co-operation;-Secondly, it de- velopes them physically and men- tally and Thirdly the desire of winning and loosing with a smile. "Some may think their bay has to compete with boys who have more experience and training. On the other hand we know they learn from them and the desire to resemble them has to be there. Who knows how high all of the 175 boys this tour- nament had competing this year are reaching" the spokesman said. "We the Knights 'of ColuM- bus, Seaforth Council are proud of the co-operation and assist- ance given by the •parent's and friends of these boys and we hope they continue -to expand" he concluded. KINKORA SR'S. , Mike Lafontaine, Kenny Murray, Rene tePelars, Mike Ruston, Mat Crowley, John Culligan, Pat Kelly, Danny Viciver , Tony Bok- kers, Pete VanNynatten, Greg Luyten, Harry Ruerink, David Crowley, Murray Brown, Roy White, Jerry Kaert, TeddyGroe- nestage. SEA FORTH SR'S. - L. Arts, M.-Connolly, D. • De- vereaux, P. Devereaux, B. Mc- Quaid, N. McQuaid,,D. Arts, G. Phillips, R. Scott, J. Segren, J. Case, J. Janmatt, 'W. Nigh, J. Wilson, D. Dale, J. Nash.' MT. CARMEL SR'S. D. Glavin, R. Cutlass, M. Muller, H. Smits, R. Rieger, D. Rieger, S. Martens, T. Anger, S.Ross, H. Ryan, D. McCann, M. Martens, B. Anger, M. McCann, K. Gerom - kin. ZURICH SR'S. R. Bedard,' E. Hartman, P. Mc- Innes, P. Bedard, S. Bedour,. G. Grenier, R. MaSse, Gel- inias, S. Smith, D. Meidinger, J. Charrette, P. Masse, D. Den- nomme, Martin Gelinias, M. Charrette. ST. COLUMBAN SR'S. Pat Feeney, Don Cronin, Barry Lane, Joe Bicknell, Gary O'- Reilly, Gerry Ryan, Gerald Jor- dan, Ron McIver, Herman Klaver, Brian Murray, Larry Bicknell, Kevin Shea, Doug. Murray, Paul Coyne, Danny Nolan, Reg. Swart, Eugene Nolan. DUBLIN SR'S. Brian O'Rourke, Paul Krauskopf; Pat Rowland, Ben Benninger, Harry Van Bergen, Paul Vogels, Kenny Bruxer, Andre Ducharme; Billy 'McCreight , Gary Cronin, Tom McGrath, Kelvin Ryan, Jim VanBakel, Tom Feeney, Don Vonk, Jeffery Reysen, Steve Goettler, Dave Vonk, Tony Loom- ans, Neil Dekroon, John Ryan. ST. JOSEPH'S SR'S. Joe Rau, Ken Regier, D. Durand, F. Dennomme, F. Ducharme, F. Mommersteeg, D. Overhold, D. Flannigan, C. Rau, D. LaPorte, P. Vanderburgt, M. Jeffery, M. Denomme, R. Jeffery. DUBLIN JR'S. James McCreight, Ricky Van Valkengoed, Frank Flarinagan, Ricky Ryan, Paul Van Bergen, John Deloyer, Gerrard Ducharme, Mike Rowland, Dan- ny Deloyer, James Delaney,Steve Rowland, Wayne Cronin, Peter Van Bergen, Mike 'Flannigan, Bobby Van Valkengoed. MT. CARMEL.JR'S. N. Cutlas, J, McCann, R.Regier, 0.0 D. Regier, Brenna, P.Packs, J. Kelders, B. Regier, B.Bfeen,• C. Deitrich, B. McCann, S. Mc- Cann, S. Baltersen, S. Ernest. ST: COLUMBAN JR'S. . Mike Feeney, Mike O'Rielly, fx Mark Murray, Jim 'McIver, Dennis O'Reilly, Joey JanBakel, Frank Lane, Bobby Cronin, Allan Ducharme, Steve Menheere,Billy McIver, Brenden Lane, Joe Clas- sens, Kevin O'Leary, Tommy Duffy. KINKORA JR'S. R. Koert, R. Bokers, K. Ban- non, M. Bannon, J. VanMorsel, D. LaFontaine, P. Nyhouse, H. Grounistage, D. Rurink. SEAFORTH 'JR'S. Tony Arts, Brian Nigh, Danny Nash, Doug. Anstett , Joe Anstett Harry Jansen, Charles Stewart, Randy Scott, Jerome Aubin, John Devereaux, Rick Dale, Pete Jan- sen. 0 S . • • • • • o • • • • • • • do" • • ••• • 0 A • - • • a • • • • • • d'A am.THE pluRoN EXPOS TOR, SEAPORTIL ONT., APRIL 1. 1971 NEWS OF BRODHAGEN CALL DIRECT TODAY 5274240 or 527-0241tililsZED c. Or 'Amon fxpasittat II i BRUSSELS MOTORS . •• • ,..• • : BRUSSELS — ONTARIO • • • i_lr -P• • •.7.4.E.8.8.7441.73 "the Home of Better Used Cars" OPEN EVERY EVENING 0 • • • es• ••00••• •a••••a••••• •4505 5006•••••rdi••••••• •,* • •