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CHALLENGE RUNNER’S UP — The runner-up championship in the Exeter men's curling club Challenge league was won by
Ross Hodgert and his foursome. Above, local Texaco agent Jim Rowe, one of the sponsors congratulates Ross Hodgert, Bill
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Hensail curling season
The Hensail Curling Club
held their annual meeting
Monday evening following
the final play offs. Doug
Shirray, president conducted
the meeting.
The slate of officers for
next year are: past
president, Doug Shirray;
president, Ken Clarke; first
vice-president, Grant Jones;
second vice-president, Dave
Ingram and secretary
treasurer, Eric Luther.
Jack Bell’s team won the
Goodwin Trophy for high
play through out the year.
Ray Consitt’s team won the
Middleton Trophy for the
final play offs.
Sunday 7 p.m. game
winners were: zero game
winners, Eric Mansfield’s
team; first game consolation
John Skea and second game
winner Bob Raeburn.
Sunday 9 p.m. Zero game
winners Ken Govers team;
Exeter bowling
first game consolation, Laird
Finlayson-; second game
winner, Jack Peck and third
game winner was Harold
Caldwell.
Monday 7 p.m. winners
were: zero game winners,
Jack Baker, first game,
Walter Denys and second
game was Jack Bell.
Monday 9 p.m. zero game
winner, Howard Scane
team; first game winner, Alf
Ross’ team; second game,
Grant Jones; third game,
Ken Parker; fourth game,
Ray Consitt and fifth game
winner Ray Consitt.
Doug and Ken Clarke
ends
presented a cheque to Eric
Luther and Carl Mahon for
the Hensall arena fund which
makes a total of $1500 the
curling club has donated to
date.
A social hour and refresh
ments concluded
evening.
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CHALLENGE CURLING CHAMPS — A rink skipped by King McDonald won the Challenge Cup series at the Exeter men's curl
ing club, Saturday. Above, Molson's representative Terry Zuk presents his company's trophy to King McDonald, Murray David
son, Rick McDonald and Les Coleman. T-A photo.
Restocking rainbows
Trout are heading this way
By BILLMcNUTT
When looking at the
weather this past week one
wouldn’t think much of
fishing, but good fishing will
soon be here.
There were a few trout
caught in the 'harbour at
Goderich this week but I still
haven’t heard of any caught
at Bayfield. There have been
runs up the Bayfield and
Maitland rivers and at least
two have been reported in
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Still on trout; there is a
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and Salmon Fishermen.”
The club objectives in
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one day symposium planned
for April 21 in Toronto. For
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nounced that there will be
no moose hunting this year
south of the French and
Mattawa rivers.
Deer hunters are in for a
bit of good news. The 18,000
acre Meaford Military
Range east of Owen Sound
may be the site this year or
next for a controlled and
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This area is heavily
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