In March 1990 the exchange was held at the KW Granite Club.
The curlers got right to it on Saturday morning:
 Dave Nelsen delivers the rock while Frank Duffy, Eric Relutzke and Jack Runstedler watch in awe. |
 Rob Mair, Don Sloat, Paul Sandford, Randy Harris and Dick Leonard. |
 John Maziarz, Kurt Ditner, Bob Wooley and Don Fanstone. |
 Ken Barna, Ken Zryd, John Blair and Merle Huss. |
Jack Hamilton insisted that his broken leg was not a curling accident. With Jack are Joe Livermore, Bill Burgess and Carl Ingraham.
March 1990
Joe Buchanan and Earl Campbell relax after the game.
Bert Bollman and Ed Forwell.
Lunch was in the dining room at the KW Granite Club.
March 1990
The master of ceremonies is Don Fanstone. Don has been doing a great job of this for many years.
At this exchange Jack Blamey was given a plaque honouring him for his many years of service to the exchange. Jack always had a story to tell. The most famous was “The Bombay Bicycle Club”.
March 1990
At the bar on Saturday evening are: Bill Rimmer, Don Sloat, John Blair and Dave Blamey.
A drink before the Saturday dinner sees the following to-gether: Gord McConnell, Ed Mundel, Tom Hollis, Pat Bourke, Merle Huss, Jim Uhrig and Jack Blamey.
March 1990
At the KW Granite bar are: Ed Forwell, Ron Shane, Jack Runstedler and Bob Wooley.
At Saturday dinner we have clockwise from lower left: Tom Hollis, Bill Rimmer, Don Sloat, Joe Buchanan, Aden Snyder and JIm Cook.
Bob Kennedy holds pictures and explains to Al Colman and Bob Mooney what they are all about.
A line up: Randy Harris, Bill DeClaire, Andy Redpath, Ray Dahmer, Pat Bourke, Bill Rimmer, Jack Blamey and Howie Groff.
Ron Shane, Bob Mooney, Jim Uhrig (KW Granite Club manager) and Earl Schedewitz.
Ken Zryd, Tom Koehler, Ken Barna and Kurt Ditner.
Chuck Thomas, Ed Bergman, Joe Livermore and Bert Bollman.
Alex Murray, Ed Pettycord, Earl Campbell and Ralph Drouare.
Roger Kurth, Al Colman, Bud Noyle and Merle Huss.
Working behind the bar are: Paul Sellner and Jim Dennison.
On the guitar is Don Reinhardt. On the Accordian is Gary Kreller.
Behind are: Ron Shane, Bob Mooney and Don Fanstone.
Frank Duffey schmoozing with the Sherriff (Bob Wooley).
Ray Delion regularly donated items of clothing that he auctioned off, with the proceeds going to the Exchange.
Paul Sandford adds the tonic to the gin in the Vince Scherer Memorial Trophy. The trophy is used at each Exchange to toast the memory of one of the great members of the Exchange – Vince Scherer.
Bill DeClaire drinks a toast to Vince.
The breakfast buffet is being attacked by Earl Schedewitz on the left and Jim Uhrig on the right.
Bob Mooney assists Bishop Pat Bourke.
The “Choir” led by Carl Ingraham.
Carl Ingraham and Dallas Schneider. (Dallas must have been cold as he has borrowed the Bishops’ cloak)