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All ABOUT RINGETTE — Ringette, o new game for girls was demonstrated at the Exeter arena Sunday
afternoon. Above, Exeter rec director Jim McKinlay and RAP member Dove Zyluk check a ringette stick with
Diane Wolfe and Susan Shantz of the demonstrating Waterloo team. Diane scored four goals in an exhibi-
tion game.
T -A photo
Comes from the west
New minister at Grand Bend
At the Church of God morning
service, Rev. E. Wattam in-
troduced the new minister Rev. &
Mrs. John Campbell, Laura Lee
and Douglas, who arrived here
from Swift Current, Saskat-
chewan last Thursday.
Mr. Campbell is originally
from Blyth Ontario, and Mrs.
Campbell from Pontiac,
Michigan.
Rev. Wattam's sermon topic
was taken from Ephesians: 6.
Mr. & Mrs. Campbell sang a duet
entitled, "I walk with His hand in
mine."
The evening service was in the
form of an all music talent night,
followed by fellowship time in the
church basement. Members
Welcomed Rev. & Mrs. Campbell
and family and said good-bye to
Rev. & Mrs. Wattam. The
congregation presented each of
the couples with a grocery
shower.
induction service for Rev. J.
Campbell is expected to take
place on April 22.
• Children provide music
Holy Communion was observed
in the. United church Sunday
morning. The Sunday school
children provided the choir an-
thems under direction of Sunday
school' teachers. Rev. H. Dob -
By GORDON MORLEY
• Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Trevithick,
of SI. Thomas -visited recently
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
spent last week visiting in Sarnia
and Windsor.
Mr. & Mrs. George Prest were
Tuesday evening visitors with
Mr: & Mrs. Jim Cunningham.
Arnold Wasnidge returned
home Friday' after visiting two
weeks in the Wegf'. _
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick
were 'Sunday dinner guests with
\lrs. Irene Johnson in Parkhill.
There was no church service
Sunday in the United or St.
Mary's Anglican church.
Paul Hodgson was seen flying
over this area in a helicopter
Saturday afternoon inspecting
the hydro wires after the storm.
Mr. & Mrs. George Wilkinson
spent Saturday afternoon with
\Tr. & Mrs. Edwin Morley and
Elaine.
son's sermon topic was, "Ran
som", from Mark :10. _
4-H plans for achievement day
The "Sewing Sunsets" 4-11 girls
held their seventh meeting
Wednesday evening in the town
hall, with eight girls present. Roll
call was to, "Tell one way you
have learned to improve your
wardrobe."
The girls worked on their
blouses and made plans for
Achievement Day. The -leaders
demonstrated how to set in a
sleeve, sewing on buttons and
inserting zippers.
The "Match Makers" 4-11 girls
held their eighth meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Jack'Smeekens, with nine in
attendance. Roll call was "One
technique i learned in this club".
Discussion followed about a
fashion show or exhibit for
Achievement Day.
Fun -for seniors
The Senior Citizens held their
April meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Village Inn Retreat
with 22 in attendance.
A sing -song opened the
•jprogram. Several bus trips were
discussed and planned for future
dates.
Several interesting articles
were read, entitled, "The
Country Doctor," "Concentratiou-
is the thing," "What puzzles me",
and ""My get up and go has
gone.
Tips were given on "Food",
"Roses", "Green,tips" and "the
Crocus".
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear returned
home Friday after spending the
Bowling Scores
Men's "A" Pfbyoffs
167 W. Beattie 788
RO A. Neal 755
DD R. Dickey 722
CU R. Schllbe642
• C4 L. Coleman 747
SP R. Smith 724
'Consolation Playoffs
FL V. Glaab 621
AL R. Hippern 663
KI 13. Reynolds 701
SU H. Boltzmann 708
Man's "8" Playoffs
S&P B. Peat 634
J. Foster 634
O&E G. Hunter-Duvar614'
AS R. Hippern 747
BS B. Hogg 611
CP B. Reynolds 674
TA W. Romaniuk 637
' Consolation Playoffs
GT B. Jones 643
EF G. Stire 662
FR D. Heywood 581
GR K. Wurm 591
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Tuesday Ladies
L. Latulippe 647
R Durand 613
NIIQuinn 519
M. Holtzman 687
J Legier 702
B Sangster 805
P Haugh 675
L Grindley 582
Consolation Playoffs
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PDP J. Heywood 476 2734
PKP D Riddell 661 2867
HB A Wallace 611 . 2758
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winter in Florida, 3
• Emery Stebbins is a patient i 4
n
Strathruy Hospital.
Mrs. Katie Vincent spent a few CH
days -in the past week with her \tI
brother Rheirihard Heckman of MA
Lucan area.
\]r. & Mrs. Morley Desjardine LA
and Richard, have returned from OC
a two week trip to Medicine Hat,
Alberta. where they attended the FA
funeral of her father Rudolph CF
Jesske. The • Desjardine's DN
travelled both ways by plane. UN
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mr. .DO
& Mrs Stan Graham returned BB
home Saturday after spending
the winter months in Florida oN
Cromarty truck
ends up in ditch
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
During F'riday's storm, the
driver of one of Dolmage's
labile feed grinders was blinded
.v the blowing snow and drove
int( he ditch in front of Bob
Laing's.
Snowmobilers in this area had
• a winter paradise of snowbanks
'to play en following Friday and
Saturday's blizzard.
`jr. & Mrs. Charles Douglas,
Andy and Kathy, visited Easter
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Alex
Pierson, Glen Cross.
Andy Douglas was home from
Larnbton College, Sarnia, to
spend the Easter weekend with
his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Douglas.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. John
Jefferson were Mr. & Mrs.- Bill
Seniors
M. Killough
M Neil
G. Hogarth
Friday Mixed
L. Latulippe 680
B. Sanders 629
13 Bowerman 616
B Reynolds 792
A. Northcott 591
S. Eightman 587
Sunday Mixed
G. Stire 821
G. Wilson 650
A. Neal 592 •
J. Smith 600---
B. Squire 572
D McLinden 630
B. Beierling 613
G Beierling613
D Heywood 602
BL M. Pepper 565
AK E. Clarke 514
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B. Anderson 300
C. Cottrell 280
T MacDonald 263
J Mol 308
P. Broderick 226
Senior Boys and Girls
M Brintnell 429
D. Roy 365
D. Robinson 368
S- Gilfillan271
B Shaw 370
B • Bies 328
' - Lucon Ladies
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Chessell and Brian. Varna, and -
Mr. & 'Mrs. Norman Jefferson
and fanlily. D ynro.
MIX CURLERS — At
presented. Above, Winst
and Kim McLean.
Saturday's annual banquet of the Exeter curling club numerous trophies were
n Shopton presents an award to Gerry Smith, Beatrice Dawson, Wilma Wrought
T -A photo.
Prices Slashed Even More .
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FOR FINAL 3 DAYS OF SALE
Bargains you can't afford to: miss in this R
big Hensall $ALEBRATION
ALL DAY FRIDAY, APRIL 1 1
ALL ITEMS
200/ NOT ON
SALE
$ave 20arc-EVERY Dollar
Note To Customers: Due to the large crowds at
our sale, we regret our service has been difficult
to maintain. However, our shelves have been
restocked for the final 3 days. Come and $ave.
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Don't Miss The $avings
on
Chesterfields and
Kroehler Recliners
GOOD STOCK LEFT TO CHOOSE FROM
Many Other Items Reduced
To Clear During Final 3
Days of Sale
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