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MIXED BONSPIEL VICTORS—This foursome captured top prize in the Exeter Curl-
ing Club nixed bonspiel this season. From left, they are Bev Alexander, Mrs. J. M.
Gibson, Norma Joynt and Bill Cann. The rink received the John Labatt trophy.
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LADIES CURLING .CHAMPIONS—Winner of the ladies bonspiel was this rink, skip-
ped by Miss Lauretta Siegner, second from left. Members include Lee Dunbar, left;
Lois Ottewell and Norma Joynt, right, They won the Exeter Dairy trophy.
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SUbSCri.b0 ThR. Times•Advocatt, April , 195"
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A survey among members of
Exeter CurlingClub has found
74 ,per cent supporting the ert:c•
tion of a rink and promise of
nearly $10;000 in subscriptions.
towards the project.
This was announced .at the •
club's annual banquet Wednes•
day evening In Exeter Legion.
Hall.
President Dick Roelofso.n said
several meetings are being Plan-"
nett and that a decision on the
project would be made probably
within three weeks.
Art Cann w.as elected prc+sl•
dent for the 1959 -GO season, Vice-
president is Henderson King;
treasurer, William Allison; sec-
retary, Glen Mickle,
Comnmittees i n p l u d e:: draw,
Bill McLean.; ice, Carfrey Cann,
Bob Mauer, Ray Mills; bonspiel.
Dick Roclofson, Bill Cann, HarrY
Jeffery, Jack Fiddler; ladies!
Topics Prom
Whalen
Ey MRS. FRANK S^,ULRE
SPRING DRAW WINNERS --This rink won Exeter Curling
Mr. and Mrs, Barry Klahre, Club's spring draw and the Canadian Tire trophy. From
Catherine and ' Martha were left, Bruce Joynt, Jack Fulcher, skip, and Lorne Oke. Ab•
Easter Sunday visitors with Mr., sent; Ross `Taylor. —T -A Photo
And Mrs. P. f1. Pickles, .Byron,
Mike. Rogers of Barrie is
spending a few days this week
with Donald. Pullen. They were
former classmates.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heather,
St. Marys were weekend visi-
tors of.. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Par•
kinson
Iamt French is holidaying with
David Brock of Chiselhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morley
Jr. and family spent the holiday
weekend with Mr, and' Mrs. Ho-
ward Morley, Hazel Park, Michi-
gan,
Mrs. Mary Campbell, Listo-
wel, visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fitzgerald,
London, were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Squire.
Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Pullman
and boys attended the funeral
of their aunt, the late Mrs, Ro-
bert Culvert of Strathroy, on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie
visited Mrs. Ethel -Squire in
Granton, Thursday.
representative.. Lee Learn. ton the 'year's operations. i=
-Members of the building coni- : Presentations- to trophy -win-
Mitlee are 'Ulric Snell .and Elmer Hing rinks, films on surfing and
P. Bell, QC. entertainment by Roy, ,lead, L.on-
Treasurer William Allison's don magician, were featured on
report revealed A. .surplus of $400 the program.
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Mrs. Russell Brock, Chisel-
hurst, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins,
Clandeboye and Mrs. William
French. visited Good Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Morley
Sr.
Mr. Bert Fairley, London,
spent Good Friday with Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Baillie.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Johnson,
Mary, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson, Lon-
don. Carol returned home with
them after holidaying for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton. Neil and.
Donald visited in Exeter Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley Neil.
Allen Johnson, I., o n d n n, is
spending the Easter vacation
with Carol and Mary Johnson.
Easter service
Special Easter service was well
attended Sunday at the morn-
ing service at. the United church.
Rev. J. T. Clarke bringing the
Easter message.
Mrs. Ron Squire sang a solo.
Easter Communion was dis-
pensed. The alter was decorated
with Easter lilies and daffodils.
The Story In
Zion
By MRS. JUD DYKEMAN
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern 're-
turned home Thursday night
after spending the winter months
in Florida.
The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed at the
.Easter church service Sunday
Morning.
There will be a pot luck sup-
per sponsored by the WA on
Tuesday evening this week, in
the church basement. Mr. Gar•
t.enburg of Woodham will give
A talk on his war experiences
and a varied program will be
presented.
Mr. George Earl, will be spend-
ing the month of April with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hern.
Easter visitors
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Snell
and family of Grimsby, With Mr.
and Mrs. Ephriam Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Toni Brock and
children with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hunter, Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vern and
family with Mr. 'and Mrs. 1,loyd i
Lynn, Clandeboye.
With Mr. and Mrs. :Ind Dyke -
mart were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dykeman and Ronald, London,
Ruth Ann and Jane Dykeman,
Wingham and Mr. Gerald Dear-
ing, Exeter.
Miss Greta Stephen, Winghatn,.
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Stephens.
Alt, and A.Irs, Torn Ogle and
children; Strathroy, with Mr.
and Mrs, Wellington Brock,
Mr. Anel Mrs, Bert Morgan, SI.
Marya, with Mr. and Mrs, Not -
106 Brock. .
More Easter visitors
With Mr, and Mrs. Ward Hern
were: Miss Phyllis Hern, Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly .Skin-
Her and Noel, Exeter, Mr. and
Mil, Rill .Dixon, Christine And
Jimmie, C1andeboye.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton bones
and children with Mr, And Mrs,
Wesley Taques, Eketer.
Mr, find Mrs, Lorle Johns and
rattily with Mr. and Mrs. Eloy
johns, Exeter,
Mr. anti Mit. Ttess ,Toques and
Jahn, 1- 'nsall, Weep Monday eve-
ning visitors with liar, and Mrs.
Clifton Jaques.
Mrs. Philip Murth, who has
beefs sperliling the Ttast few
weeks with Mr, And Mks. Mir -
'Man Jahues,Is nowstayiit§ tumor
Mr. And Mrs. Ross Skinner,
)Glit'vllle.
MEN'S CHAMPIONS — Art Cann, who was elected presi-
dent of Exeter Curling Club, skipped his rink to the
men's championship and the South End Service trophy.
From left, Harry Dougall, the new president, and Almer
Passmore. •--.'1'-A Photo
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