HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-10-21, Page 17Well played series
won by the Saints
MT, CARMEL.
A. record breaking crowd and
such au ideal summer-like
evening, Friday wound up the
playoff baseball series, four
games out of seven with St.
Peter's Saints winning the
seventh game and the trophy,
The score was St. Peter's 3 Mt,
Carmel team 2.
The two teams won game about
for six games and proved two
well matched teams all the way.
Each game drew enthusiastic
crowds at Lieury Ball Park,
Mrs. Mauriee ,Bradley and
family.
Mr. & Mrs. John Gillespie,
Toronto visited the latter's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
McCann on the weekend
Mrs. Ted Lane and family,
Detroit were guests with the
former's relatives and Mrs.
Laura McCann returned to her
home after visiting with her two
daughters for the past week,
Mr. Donald Regier, Hubert
Desjardine and Lyle Steeper of
Douglas Point spent the weekend
with their families,
ATTEND WORKSHOP — Staff members from seven separate schools in the southern part of the
Huron-Perth Separate school board area attended a workshop in Seaforth last week. From Mt. Carmel
were from the left, Robert Govenlock, Mrs. Helen Ryan, Sister Viola Feeney, Sister Mary Margaret
Parent, Mrs. Glenna Tripp, James McQuillan, Judy Michielsen and Sheila McQuillan.
Thames Road native
visits from Sumatra
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr. and Mrs. John Etherington
of Medan, Sumatra Island spent
last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Etherington.
They left Toronto Airport for
Dallas, Texas where John will be
taking a two-week course.
Then they will visit in Alberta
with Mrs, Etherington's parents
and then back to Medan.
Mrs. Bertha Etherington,
Clinton, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Etherington and Mr. and
Mrs. John Etherington one day
last week.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
The fall church anniversary
was held Sunday. The church was
decorated with a horn of plenty
with Mr. & Mrs. William Snow;
Mrs. Wellington Haist, Exeter
with Mrs. Myrtle Passmore;
Rev. Hugh and Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Audrey Gardiner, Judy
Ferguson, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs.
Glenn Rohde with Mr. & Mrs.
William Rohde;
Mrs. Warren Brock, Exeter
with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller;
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Oliver, New
Hamburg, Dennis Duncan and
friend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Duncan.
PERSONALS
Mrs. William Thomson, Exeter
and Mrs. William Rohde attended
a forty-fifth wedding anniversary
celebration for Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Ross at Anderson Hall,
Friday evening. Mrs. Ross is a
sister of Mrs. Thomson.
filled with vegetables and fruit,
colored leaves and flowers,
Miss Agnes Bray organist
accompanied the soloist, Miss
Nola Dow, Staffa. The choir sang
an anthem under the leadership
of Mrs, William Cann.
The guest minister was Rev.
Donald Deas BA BD Mitchell.
Friends and relatives who
attended the service and spent
the day in the community were:
Mrs. John Selves, Exeter, Mr.
& Mrs. Larry Rats, Trevor and
Tracy, Shipka with Mr. & Mrs.
Lee Webber;
Mr. & Mrs, Robt Blair and
girls, Mr, & Mrs. Ray Mills,
Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cottle,
Exeter with Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Rowe;
Karen Kerslake, Winchelsea
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TimesrAdvocatei, October 21., 1971 Page 11
YOU vote TODAY
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If your engine suddenly
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Just as much a menace as the
drunk driver is the "two-beer,
feelin'-good" driver, who
• loses just enough inhibition
to proceed with reckless
abandon.
Last year, seat belts were
available to 4 out of every 5
car passengers. Less than half
used them.
Remember that posted speed
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Schools closing
for staff event
This Friday, October 22, the
Professional Development Day
for Middlesex County elementary
teachers will be literally all over
the map.
While regular classes are
closed, over 300 teachers will
attend meetings, plan major field
trips and other special ex-
periences for their pupils, and
visit schools in other centres.
Provincial legislation through
the Schools Administration Act
permits observance of such a day
when teachers participate in an
approved program that will
update and improve their
knowledge :ant}: skills.
Theme of this year's day is
"individual involvement" and
each teacher will do something
which he or she has identified as
being particularly beneficial to
his own needs and those of his
students.
Convener of the committee
planning the event, Mrs. Audrey
Atchison, principal of Caradoc
South School at Melbourne, has
indicated that some of the ac-
tivities include: 91 teachers
planning orienteering and other
outdoor education events; 43
studying presentations at the
Ontario Science Centre in
Toronto; 139 visiting special
school programs in Sarnia,
Chatham, Windsor, Toronto,
Kitchener, Waterloo and other
localities; and a number at-
tending a science workshop in
London.
very special importance is the
fact that our very own Zone A 5
Commander Comrade Bill Smith
received an award for 'service
above and beyond the call of
duty' - something to do with a
happening during a recent full
executive meeting held recently
at North Bay. Next time you see
Comrade Bill ask him to show the
award to`you.
and that's 30 for this week -
Remember - Worry is something
like a rocking chair. It gives you
something to do but it won't get
you anywhere.
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More than 50 relatives, neigh-
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McCann last; Saturday evening
at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Laurence McCann. The occasion
marked the silver wedding an-
niversary of Mary and Bill
McCann. A banquet was enjoyed
by all present at the end of the
evening.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ryan, Corbett
spent last weekend in Petrolia
visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Goodacre and family and Mr. &
Report winners
in area bazaar
The Catholic Women's League
of St, Patrick's Church Lucan,
announce a successful bazaar
this year.
Winner of $25.00 was Mrs, Chris
Heesels; with Mrs. John Reymer
second, and Mrs. W, Jolliffe,
third, Miss Margaret Kelly won
the money doll, Janice Manders
the painting and Miss Sadie Egan
the set of oven dishes.
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Continued from page 16
only way to find out what it is all
about will be to attend and find
out for ourselves.
Comrades if Comments ap-
pears to be a bit disjointed this
week (did I hear someone say
when doesn't it) possibly it's
becauseI compiled it a little early
- you see while you read this I am
up in good old Sault Ste Marie
visiting with my dad and
renewing old acquaintances,
Sure nice up this way in the fall,
the scenery is really beautiful -
the changing colors of the leaves
on the mountain slopes - Come
on Daley - quit getting sen-
timental - Oh OK Comrades lets
just say it is truly lovely.
Don't forget Comrades
November 11 is just around the
corner and Branch 540's Poppy
chairman comrade Harvey
Hillman is going to need an hour
or so of your time.
The Royal Canadian Legion
Poppy campaign and
Remembrance observances is
what it's all about Comrades.
Surely we can spare just a
couple of hours, once a year, to
assist in this most important
phase of Legion - Our Poppy
program is where funds are
raised to assist financially our
less fortunate comrade, his
widow or orphan - these funds are
spent in our own community and
every penny must be accounted
for, and finally comrade put a
few moments aside to gather with
us at the cenotaph on November
11 to pay homage to our fallen
comrades who paid the supreme
sacrifice that we may continue to
live in freedom.
Comrade Crudge our branch
treasurer, has advised Branch
540's building fund has been
started and Comrade Gord Elson,
branch sports officer donated the
first contribution, being the profit
from the corn roast. I can assure
the comrades the fund has a long
way to go before we can even
think of expanding - any
suggestions?
District A Convention at St.
Thomas is over and I am happy to
say Branch 540 had good
representation. Some interesting
fact was mentioned. One item
that caught my attention in
particular was the fact that the
Royal Canadian Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary have awarded
bursaries in the Province of
Ontario in the amount of
$340,000,00 since 1950 - the
Comrades were also reminded if
they intend to build under V.L.A.
they had better get busy as the
fund is 'kaput' in 1974.
Further Comrade if you have a
50 percent disability, be it service
related or not, you can build or
purchase a house on a city lot. Of
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