HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-09, Page 15MOUNT CARMEL JUNIORS TAKE TROPHY — The junior hockey club from Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Separate School'at Mount Carmel won the Knights of Columbus "B" championship trophy at
Seaforth, Sunday. The happy youngsters are shown above. Back, coach Bill Regier, Chuck Dietrich,
Hank Balderson, Gerry Brennan, Derek Regier, Dave McCann, Richard Sokolowski, Larry Regier and
Steve Martens. Front, Brian Regier, Ricky Morrissey, Gerry McCann, Robert Regier, Ricky Martens,
Peter Smits and Brian Regier. T-A photo
Two trophies to Mt. Carmel
in Seaforth tournament
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C.ENTRALIA
Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs,
Elmer Powe and Mrs. George
Hicks were the -committee in
charge of the April meeting of
the UCW held in the schoolroom
of the church, Monday night.
The Scripture reading was
given by Mrs, Elmer Powe,
Meditations on the scripture
were ably presented by Mrs.
George Hicks,
A piano. solo was played loy•
Penny Smith; a reading, "Golden
Morrient$" was given by Mrs.
Powe; a solo "Take Time .To
Holy" was sung.loy Mrs. .Ross
iy100.s. Harvey Smith
presented the study and a film
"The Earth and Mankind" was
shown.
The work displayed, by Mrs.
Jack Essery and Mrs. Chas.
Rollings who attended night
classes in Exeter, drew many
fine compliments.
Mrs. Sam Skinner presided
over the business and gave the
highlights of her recent bus trip
to Toronto with the Thames
Road and Elimville ladies. Plans
were outlined for the Spring tea,
May 6 when Rev. Harold Snell
of London will be the guest
speaker.
An invitation to attend the
Elimville Tea was read and
accepted. It was decided to pack
a bale and Mrs. Alvin Lobb was
welcomed as a new member.
During the social part of the
meeting Mrs. George Hicks who
was observing a birthday was
honoured with a decorated
birthday cake.
ATTEND FUNERAL
Mrs. Harold Tripp received
word last week of the death of
her mother, Mrs. Ruth J inks, in
the Picton Hospital. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Tripp and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Tripp attended the
funeral in Wellington, Saturday.
Interment was in Cherry Valley
Cemetery,
PERSONALS
Rev. D. Warren of Crediton
was in charge of the service in
the United Church, Sunday
morning. Rev. Wilson was
conducting a Confirmation
Service in the church at Zion.
Wellington Skinner who was a
patient in South Huron Hospital
for a couple of weeks was taken
to Victoria Hospital, London,
Thursday of last week.
William Haddock is a patient
in South Huron Hospital, having
been admitted for treatment
Friday.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Clara Abbott were Mr. & Mrs.
John Brock and baby daughter
of Kippen and Mr. & Mrs. Cliff
Abbott of Lucan.
Ray Laramie who has been on
vacation for the past few weeks
has resumed his duties as
Postmaster.
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
The South Hibbert Athletic
Society held a successful old
tyme dance in Staffa Hall,
Friday evening with a large
crowd in attendance.
During intermission a ticket
was drawn on a 200 pound pig
which had been donated by
Ronald Pinder. Winning ticket
was held by Joan Ann is, RR 3
Mitchell.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
were Sunday supper guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Edgar and
family, Wingham and later
visited with Mrs. Robert Duncan
in Wingham General Hospital.
• Edna and Janet Miller,
MT. CARMEL
Teams from Our Lady of
Mount Cannel Separate school
were again successful in walking
off with two trophies in the
annual Knights of Columbus
hockey tournament played at
the Seaforth arena over the
weekend.
The Mount Carmel seniors
picked up three consecutive wins
to take the "A" division
championship.
Coached by Bill Regier, the
Mount Cannel youngsters
reached the final by downing St.
Columban 7.2 and Dublin 5.1.
In the final round they edged
Seaforth 5-4.
The junior "B" title was also
taken by Mount Carmel on the
strength of Sunday wins over
Dublin by a score of 2-1 and 3-0
over Kinkora. Regier also
coaches the junior club.
PERSONALS
Martin O'Rourke has returned
home after an enjoyable winter
spent in Florida.
Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan and
Jim visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Edward Houlahan and baby
in Sarnia.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Carey,
London dined Sunday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Carey and
Rita Anne.
A very enjoyable time was
had"by all the young people of
London, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Leslie
Miller.
Mrs. Garnet Taylor is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.
The final gathering of the
Cameo shading class was held
Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
Nineteen ladies have enjoyed
this course under the leadership
of Mrs. Jim Tubb, Mitchell.
BOWLING
SCORES
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the parish in the school gym last
Sunday. Games of basketball
and volleyball were played and
lunch was served.
A wagon drawn by a tractor
and well loaded with school
students and their teacher, Mrs.
George Glendinning took the
children to the maple sugar bush
of their teacher to view the
making of maple syrup last
week.
Centralia UC ladies hear
about bus trip to Toronto
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