The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-01, Page 7CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green celebrated their 50th wedding anniver-
sary with an Open House and family gathering at their home on Huron
Street in Exeter. The Green's were married in Clinton on August 24,
1927. Mrs. Green was the former Kay Livermore. Before moving to Ex-
eter two years ago they lived in Grand Bend for 25 years and
operated the Wonder Grove tourist establishment for some time. Mr.
Green was a member of Grand Bend council for four years, They have
one daughter Mrs. W. J. (Audrey) Hess, Woodstock arid three
grandchildren. photo by Haugh
CELEBRATE 55 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Williams celebrated their 55th wedding anniver-
sary, Tuesday, August 30. They were married at the Hensall
Presbyterian parsonage in 1922. They have two daughters Mrs. Keith
(Hazel) Weber, Wingham and Mrs. Victor (Onah) Stackhouse,
Londesboro, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A family
celebration was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hern at
Huron Park. Mr. Williams farmed for many years at Lots 14 and 17,
Concession 7, Osborne township before moving to their present home
on Highway 4, just south of Exeter 16 years ago. For four years he
operated a Massey-Harris agency in Exeter. Photo by Haugh
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Area teacher
at convention
Over six hundred delegates
representing the 33,000 members
of the Federation of Women
Teachers' Associations of
Ontario attended the
Federation's Annual Meeting
August 16-19 in Toronto,
Attending from this area were:
Carol Simons, Holmesville;
Donalda MacDonald and Mar-
jorie Freeman, Goderich; Mary
Joan Rathbun, Turnberry;
Valerie Thomson, Stephen; and
Evelyn Merrill, Blyth.
Teacher surplus, the teaching
of French, the costs of education,
special education, curriculum,
women's rights, wage and price
controls were among the issues
debated by the delegates.
Provincial President Jeanne
Frolick called on the delegates to
take a stand in defence of the
schools, claiming that schools are
better than ever, educating more
children than ever before, at
least as well as in the past,
Mrs, Frolick proposed a
number of actions to ease the
problems of unemployment
among teachers, including job
sharing by teachers who prefer to
work half time, She said it would
be cheaper in the long run for
society to provide jobs for young
teachers by having smaller
classes and more special
education. The alternative, she
said, is to pay unemployment
insurance to young teachers
while some children now in
school may suffer all their lives
from learning disabilities which
could have been helped in
smaller classes or special
classes.
Alan Borovoy, general counsel
for the Canadian Civil Liberties
Association, was the Annual
Dinner speaker. Scholarships
worth a total of $39,000 were
presented to women teachers,
mainly for post-graduate study.
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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH ANTHONY RAU
Bouciuefs of daises decorated the background of St. Boniface Catholic
Church „in Zurich July 16th, when Carolyn Edith Bedour became the
bride df Joseph Anthony Rau. The maid of honour was Marilyn
Meidinger from Zurich and. bridesmaids were Susan Wildfong, Zurich;
Diane Denomme, London; and Patti Bedour, Zurich. The best man was
Randy 'Geoffrey, Zurich and groomsmen were Stephen Bedour, John
Jeffrey and Fred Ducharme, all of Zurich. Ushering the guests were
Danny, Turkheim and Michael Jeffrey, both of Zurich. Flowergirl was
Amy Wildfong, Zurich and ringbearer was Jeff Denomme, London. The
parents of the happy couple are Mr. and Mrs, Bill Bedoor and Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Rau, both of Zurich. Following a honeymoon to the
Western States and Canada, the couple now reside in Zurich.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN WUERTH
Linda Darlene Hern and John William Wuerth exchanged marriage
vows at Zion United Church on August 20, 1977. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hern, RR 1, Woodham and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wuerth, Exeter. Leisa Ritchie was
the maid of honour, and bridesmaids were Karen Brock, Joanne
Muller, Susie Ernie. Jennifer Lavier was flower girl. The best man was
Noel Skinner and guests were ushered by Gary Maclean,Fred Hern
and Steve Wuerth, Robbie Hern was ringbearer. Rev. John Beaton of-
ficiated, Nancy Hem was pianist and Harry Hern soloist. After a
honeymoon in Northern Ontario the couple are residing in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Hedley May at-
tended the Ontario summer
games at Waterloo where they
saw their grandson Richard May
of London win a gold medal as a
member of the South Western .
Ontario Volleyball team.
Their granddaughter Shari
May was a member of the Byron
Midget girls team who competed
for the softball championship.
Mrs. Morley Baldwin of San
Bernardino, California is visiting
with her mother Mrs. Russell
Schroeder and family. Sunday
they gathered at the home of Mr.
& Mrs. Russell Payne at Byron
fora family
Over 80 Club
Happy birthday to Mrs. Ethel
Mellin, Parkhill who was 92,
August 26, 1977.
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