In March 1987 the Exchange was held at the KW Granite Club in Kitchener.
Jim McLean, Bob Wooley, Bill Lynn, Will Oliver, Jack Hamilton, Don Zak, Dave Cain and Bill Kennedy.
George Ferguson, Dick Leonard, Ralph Drouare, Paul Sellner, Peter Lappin, Ernie Lappin, Dallas Schneider and Earl Campbell.
Front Row: Don Hudspeth, Gord McConnell, Al Stangler and Fred Kindell.
Back Row: Chuck Thomas, Randy Harris, Frank Duffey and Ken Zryd
March 1987
Charlie Clark, JIm Smith, Dave Ruopp, Jack Blamey, Ken Barna, Joe Forwell and Del Cressman.
Rob Mair, Ed Mundle, Pete Frisk, Jim Dennison, Ron Shane, Ron Lowen, Alex Murray and Merle Huss.
Ed Petticord and Harry Wylie.
March 1987
Ed gets back at Harry.
Bob Kennedy and Peter Lappin.
Dallas Schneider.
March 1987
Jim Cook was President of The KW Granite club in March 1987.
Don Fanstone addresses the curlers at dinner on Saturday. From the left are: Roger Kurth, Jack Blamey, Bob Mooney and Dick Bachman.
Ron Shane (on the right) presents Roger Kurth with the Peter Etril Snyder print Roger won in the raffle.
March 1987
Judge Carl Ingraham has a few words for the curlers.
At the sinner’s breakfast, Don Reinhardt and Gary Kreller provided the music.
Behind the breakfast buffet on the right is Arnie Brown the Manager of the Conestoga Inn. In line from the left are: Bob Wooley, John Blair and Jack Runstedler.
March 1987
Will Oliver (The Bishop) is helped out by Lorne Kuntz and Earl Schedewitz. Roy Angers looks on from behind.
Ernie Lappin is the bobbie. (aka The Sherrif)
Frank Duffey, Bill Kennedy and Bill Pullar.
March 1987
Lon Lowen, Don Lowen and Don Zack tuck into their breakfast.
Howie Groff and Bill Lynn.
Joe Forwell and Bert Bollman.
March 1987
Ken Zryd, Ken Barna and Jim Smith.
Jack Blamey with Ernie Goman.
Larry Kraehn, Aden Snyder and Jim McLean.
March 1987
Harry Wylie, Bryan Smith, Joe Livermore and Fred Kindell.
Frank Kroetsch, Bucky Watchhorn and Alex Murray.
Paul Sandford with the bartenders: Jim Dennison and Paul Sellner.
March 1987
Will Oliver, Alex Murray and Del Cressman.
Doug White, Roy Angers and Earl Schedewitz.
Marty Verhoeven with Jim Urhig. (KW Granite’s long time manager) Bill Lynn is on the right.
The choir gathers to sing “Softly & Tenderly”. Will Oliver is the leader. In the first row are: Doug White, Chuck Thomas, Roy Angers, Bob Mooney, Lorne Kuntz, Bert Bollman, Bucky Watchhorn and Alex Murray. Behind are Art Forwell, Don Fanstone, Earl Schedewitz, Joe Forwell, and Ron Shane.
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