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Curling rinks
head for top
The Exeter curling club will
be well represented at Ontario
curling championships during
the next couple of weeks.
A rink skipped by Jim Hewitt
of the local club has won the
British Consols district 13
championship and will meet
winners from 15 other districts
in Southern Ontario for the right
to participate in the McDonald
Brier championships to be held
in Oshawa in March.
The Hewitt rink comprising
Gerry and Jim Finnen and Bob
Coates will be competing at the
Ivanhoe Curling club in London
starting February 5 against
outstanding curlers from other
districts.
Included in the men's
playoffs will be former Ontario
champs, Alfie Phillips, Bob
Mann and Ken Buchan. Each
team will play twice each day at
one and seven o'clock with
elimination coming with the
second defeat.
The Ivanhoe club has a
seating capacity of 750 and
admission is free for the four
day competition.
Hewitt's rink eliminated
Murray Thompson of Chesley in
a special two-out-of-three
playoff in Hanover, Sunday to
advance to the Ontario playoff.
A valuable member of the
local rink, Gerry Finney maybe
forced to miss the London event
because of business
commitments. If this happens,
he will be replaced by another
member of the local men's
league.
Not to be outdone by the
men, a ladies' rink headed by
Helen Burton will be off to
Toronto on February 23 to
compete in the Southern
Ontario Ladies' provincial
playoffs.
The local rink that includes
Ellen Knight, Lois Learn and
Pauline Simmons earned the
right to travel to Toronto by
taking the district 3
championship in Seaforth by
winning five of six games.
The Exeter rink will arrive in
Toronto on Sunday, February
23 to attend a reception for
competitors and draw of the
events and will begin four days
of play the following day. A
double knock-out playoff
system will be used.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mrs. Lorne Marshall was
hostess for the January meeting
of the The theme of the
worship service was stewardship
conducted by Mrs. T. Elliott,
Mrs. V, Johnson and Mrs. W.
Kirkby.
The annual reports were
given. Mrs. Robert Marshall read
a New Year's poem.
Lunch was served.
PERSONALS
Rev. & Mrs. Bell received
word on Saturday of the death
of Mrs. Bell's sister, Mrs. Boyee
of Brighton.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Scheafer
attended the Veterinary
Convention in Toronto this
week,
The hall board sponsored a
progressive euchre in Aberdeen
Hall Monday evening. Prize
winners were ladies' high, Mervin
Shute; lone hands, Mrs. Harry
Webber; Men's high, Eber Shute;
lone hands, Wayne Chappell.
Mrs. Plummer and daughters
Of Kitchener spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr, & Mrs,
Wilson Derbecker.
"Let not him who is houseless
pull down the house of another;
but lot him labor diligently and
build one for himself, thus by
example assuring that his own
shall he safe from violence when
built," — Abraham Lincoln
READY FOR THE PROVINCIAL FINAL — For the first time in history, a representative of the Exeter
curling club has reached the Southern Ontario Ladies' finals. A rink skipped by Helen Burton won the
District 3 title last week at Seaforth and will compete in the provincial final in Toronto front February
24-27. The successful rink is shown above. From left, Pauline Simmons, Lois Learn, skip Helen Burton
and Ellen Knight. T-A photo
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Basketball
— Continued from page 7
Lanky Randy Decker was the
top Cub point getter with an
even dozen to his credit, In close
pursuit were Paul Passmore and
Dale McKenzie with respective
point totals of 11 and 10.
Next in line came Allan
McLean with eight points, Jack
Darling tossed in three field
goals and Steve Wuerth and
Tony Blackmore collected four
points apiece and Tim Stover
and Ihor Orenchuk nabbed two
points each.
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TWO SKIPS BRING HOME TITLE — Competition was close for top
honors in a mixed curling bonspiel held at the Exeter curling club,
Saturday. The winners of the early draw, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prout
and Mr. and Mrs. Don McArthur are shown above, shortly after their
triumph. The men alternated in skipping duties on Saturday. T-A
photo
COME FROM BEHIND MIXED :INNERS The final game in the
late draw in Saturday's mixed bonspiel at the Exeter curling club
was a thriller with the outcome in doubt right down to the final
rock, Pulling out the win on the final end were, from left, Mr. and
Mrs, Murray Dawson and skip Ward Kraft and Ellen Knight. T-A
photo
BOWLING
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By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
GRAND BEND
The afternoon unit of the
Grand Bend UCW met in the
church school room Thursday.
Mrs. Elgin Adams conducted
the worship period.
Mrs. Raymond Kading read a
story in the form a poem
including all the books of the
Bible which was written by Miss
Annie Consitt in 1923,
Miss Consitt was a great aunt
of Mrs. Hugh Morenz. For years
she was an active member in WMS
work in Hensall United Church.
She died in March 1967 at the
age of 97,
Mrs. Wm. Love, leader of the
Unit presided for the business.
Roll call was answered with a
New Year's wish,
Mrs. Alex Hamilton gave the
study book chapter on China.
Mrs. Wm. Baker had a
recording of her daughter's voice
which was sent to her at
Christmas. Doreen is at present
nursing in Malaysia. After
listening to Doreen each member
spoke to Doreen making a
recording to send back to her.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
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Mrs. Earl Love; lone hands, Mrs.
Julian Mantey.
UNITED CHURCH MEETING
The annual congregational
meeting of Calvary United
Church was held January 20.
Rev. Bruce Guy conducted a
short devotional service
following which Mrs. J. M.
Tiernan was appointed secretary.
Most of the reports for
1968 showed a balance. Officers
elected for 1969 were elders,
Donald Gaiser, Milton Haugh,
Harold Kellerman, Carl
Oestreicher, Stuart Wolfe, Mrs.
Letta Taylor, and Mrs. J. M.
Tiernan; stewards, chairman, J.
M. Tiernan; current treasurer,
Jack Gaiser; M & M treasurer,
Arthur Haugh; improvement
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Haist, Ralph Weber. Mrs. T. H.
Hoffman was elected to
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represent the UCW.
Church trustees, Sydney
Raker, George Tiernan, Clifford
Penhale; cemetery trustees,
Harry Hoffman, Lloyd Eagleson,
Gerald Mason; church historian,
Mrs. Syd Baker; auditors,
Clifford Penhale and Ken
McCrae; church stenographers,
Mrs. Lloyd Beaver and Mrs.
Howard Klumpp,
Following adjournment lunch
was served by Mrs. Stuart
Wolfe's group of the UCW,
PERSONALS
Randy and Rhonda Lobb of
Clinton are spending some time
with their grandparents, Mr, &
Mrs. Ross Love, while their
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lobb
are visiting in San Diego,
California.
Miss Nathalie Scott of
Crediton spent the weekend
with Miss Janice Tiernan,
Art Haugh has returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
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Hugh Morenz and Mrs. Elgin
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VESTRY MEETING
The annual vestry meeting of
St. John's-by-the-Lake Anglican
Church was held in the Parish
Hall Tuesday evening with Rev.
E, Insley presiding. A
Membership supper preceded the
meeting.
New business discussed
included plans for special events
in the summer to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the
church.
Officers are vestry clerk, Fred
Walker; sidesmen chairman and
custodian, Horace Lake; rector's
warden, John Warner; people's
warden, Wm. Cochrane;
alternate, Ken Young; treasurer, ,
Fred Newton; envelope
secretary, Mrs. Mabel Newton;
lay delegate to Synod, John
Aselstyne; alternate, J. Warner.
Board of management in
addition to above, M. McDowell,
J. Menne'', Mrs, Nola Taylor,
Horace Lake, Mrs. L. Mayhew,
Mrs. J. Mennell, Wm. Dace, Mrs.
J. Cutting; organist, Mrs. Ross
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1963 Oldsmobile hardtop H15437
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1964 Ford Sedan I-115541
1964 Chew Coach H10579 1964 Ford, 4-door Hardtop H46702 1964 Ford Sedan,6 stick H47262 2964 Ford Sedan 1-170471 1964 Meteor Coach 87704X 1964 Galaxie 500 Sedan H76670
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PERSONALS
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visiting this week with Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Baker.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Gill visited
Tuesday evening with Mr. & Mrs.
Lawrence Pollock at Greenway.
Mr. & Mrs. Herb Pfile are
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