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BEST IN ODDFELLOWS EVENT - A rink skipped by Dennis Rowe won the second draw and overall
championship of Saturday's Oddfellows curling bonspiel. Above, District Grant Master John Broadfoot
presents the trophy to Dennis Rowe, John Morgan, Craig Webber and Norm Wilson. T -A photo
WIN IN ODDFELLOWS 'SPIEL:— At the conclusion of Saturday's Oddfellows curling bonspiel in Exeter,
District Grand Master John Broadfoot presents the first draw trophy to Gerold McBride, Doug Heywood
and Bill Pincombe. Missing was Reg Hodgert. T -A photo
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WIN SECOND MIXED DRAW — A rink skipped by Paul Anstett won the second draw of the Exeter
mixed curling league. From the left are Paul Anstett, Bev Anstett, Bart DeVries and Marian Rider.
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Youth relates experience
as page and Expo singer
Sy MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
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Kip Daynard was guest speaker at.
the Public Relations meeting of the
Staffa Womens Institute, held at the
home of Roberta Templeman on
February 25. Kip told about his ex-
perience as a Provincial Page in
Toronto and also about his trip to Ex-
po last summer with the Stratford
Boys' Choir. While there they gave
two concerts at Expo and several
other concerts on the Island.
Ile had many interesting pictures
and momentoes which he passed
around. Kip was introduced by Rober-
ta Templeman and thanked by Joyce
Vivian.
Roberta presided for the program
opening with a reading "A Public
Relations Garden" and the Mary
Stewart Collect. Fifteen members
answered the roll call by naming a
place in Canada they would like to
visit and why. Veile Mahon gave
some very good hints on photography'
telling how to choose a camera. how
to load and unload a camera. proper
lighting and focusing.
Exeter girls
elect officers
by Jill Sararas
"Tell one decision you made to-
day," was the roll call for the first
meeting of Exeter 1, "Surviving with
Style" 4-11 project. After the introduc-
tions of leaders and members the 4-11
pledge was repeated. It was decided
to have the next meeting on March 11.
1987.
Leader Mary De Boer went over the
rules and general requirements of
this project.
Members did two activities "If I
could I would ..." and "Build It".
These activities were intended to get
members thinking and actively tak-
ing part in the meeting. They also
helped to illustrate the point that even
though all groups have the same
resources, t ey end up with very dif-
ferent creations and to help members
see how decisions are made. by a
group. After this some refreshments
were enjoyed.
Leader Nancy Hines gave an _in-
troduction to lesson material.
With seven members in attendance
elections were held. The results were
as follows: president - Paula Hohner:
vice-president - Carrie Lovie:
secretary - Shannon McBride: press
reporter - Jill Sararas.
Carrie Lovie will bring a snack and
Paula Hohner will bring a drink to
next meeting. Carrie Lovie adjourn-
ed the meeting.
Joyce Vivian gave some good
gardening hints and introduced Lloyd
Morrison a co-chairman of the up-
coming International Plowing Match
to be. hosted by Perth County in
September 1988. He told about the
site, how many acres were needed
and the many committees involved in
planning such a big event.
Lloyd was wearing the bla4er etc.
in the official colours and Joyce was
wearing the winter jacket available.
The president, Kay'Smaie presided
for the business when correspondence
Eagles oust
Exeter crew
In the North -Middlesex minor
hockey semi-final playoffs, top place
finishers of the regular pee wee house
league, Exeter f, were put out of con-
tention Saturday by fourth place
Parkhill Eagles. -
The Eagles edged Exeter 1 by a
close 3-2 score at the Ilderton arena
in this sudden death one -game playoff
- match. Centreman Brad Page hit the
Exeter net early in the first period, lif-
ting the Eagles hopes. Then, two
minutes later. Page was sent to the
dressing room for a bad check, live
minute penalty and a game suspen-
sion. Exeter tied the game t-1 short-
ly after. and scored again going ahead
2-1.
Jason Desjardine for the Eagles,
tied the game 2-2, on passes from (lob-
by Mollard and Justin Turnbull. This
tie-up was followed by Exeter's Ryan
Lindenfield being sent to the dressing
room with a game misconduct. Jamie
Eagleson received two minor
penalties, after which things settled
down to hockey,. with Tess body con-
tact. Desjardine fired another suc-
cessful shot in the third period which
proved to be the winning tally.
Defensenian Piet Blaahoer 11 and
goalie Jason Soldan kept Exeter from
scoring.
The Eagles advance into the finals
on March 28 iiiExeter against Ilder-
ton who defeated the second Parkhill
pee wee team in a close 3-2.rnatch
Saturday as well.
-Eagles coach Ken Eagleson Smiled
as he said that his team are
guaranteed at least the silver, but will
play for the gold ih Exeter.
In -the Shamrock league play
downs, the Parkhill novice Panthers
defeated the Lucan novice team. who
have won all the tournaments this
season. The Panthers edged Lucan in
a close 2-1 match Saturday in Lucan.
The team plays in Parkhill this Fri-
day' night at 6:15 p.m. against
Watford.
was dealt with. An update on a pro-
gram co-ordinator was read.
Agriculture in the classroom and the
Butler project were discussed. A
draw was made for a W.I. pin with
Marion McCaughey being the lucky
winner. Members signed a card for
Hazel Ilarbur n who is a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital. Lunch
.prepared by Esther Srnale and Doris
Miller was served by Doris and Freda
Kerslake .
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton- Miller are
home after enjoying a holiday in the
south and visiting with Dennis and
Bonnie Wilson. Dallas. Texas.
Carol Stewart and Jane Robinson,
Kitchener visited on Sunday with Rob
and I3ev Templeman and family.
Bill and Mary Itowcliffe, Hensall
visited recently with Doris Miller.
The community hosted a bridal
'shower for Karen Finlayson, bride -
elect in the Fancily Life Centre on
Thursday evening. Karen was the
recipient of many lovely gifts.
Swine course
at Londesboro
- A - Swine Health Management
Workshop will be offered March 12, at
the Londesboro Hall in Londesboro.
The workshop will be conducted by
John Marlin and Cathy McNaughton
of the Animal Industry Branch, On-
tario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food. and thetheme is using produc•
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lion records to identify health
problems.
Discussions will cover establishing
a record system; calculating impor-
tant production data: setting goals
and production targets: interpreting
records: identifying problems;
developing an action plan: and
evaluation and implementation of the -
plan.
i'he course will start at 10:00 a.m.
and will conclude -by :3:30 p.m. Lunch
and handout materials will be provid-
ed. The cost for this workshop is $7.00
-I-and 'pre -registration is -required.
Please -call the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food office if you
wish to attend at 482-3428 or
1-800-265-5170:
John Bancroft
Farm Management Specialist
for Iluron County
Going away ?...
Don't forget to be
a Q Blood Donor
before you go !
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Just fill out a coupon with every purchase
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