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Appoints. Teachers
Crediton United. Church Selhoo]
have .appointed teachers for the
coating year: teachers and as-
SOCIOCs. Airs. Garfield Hilt
Mr. ..aures Alawvhinney, Air.
ward Chambers, Air's. •11. Molitor,
Mrs, R. Finkbeiner and Airy
Sam ling: Airs. Lorne • Press
,catQr, !hiss l~'aula Bouliailne,
,.141rs. 'Nelson. Lamport: Mrs.'
Robt. Reid, Airs. Allan Becker:
.Airs, Irowarcl Lightfoot, Ars. l-
Oallowaw , Airs, Clifford Kenney,
Robt. Galloway: Nelson Lam
port, Ed. Lamport; Mussel! kink
#reiner.
World {Jay Of Prayer
World I)ay of Prayer AMR ob-
pervert in Qrediton E vangelieal
Church on Friday afternoon.
Joining with Evaneeliea] teem- ,
bers were ladies from Crediton •
and Shipka l:,,nt ed Churches.
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Leaders of the service were
Mrs. M. k gist, Mrs. A'l. IEatz
and Ars. E. Latnport,
Theme of the service was
"Bread of Life and Dr. Lulu
Morlock of Creditors, guest speak-
er, gave an excellent tall~ :on
"Prayer" Ors. Ross Love of
Shipka favored with a vocal
solo.
Personal items
Mr. and Airs. Edmond Hen-
drick, Mrs. Emntery T4ahrner,
Miss Lillian llaist and Alr. C.
Heist of Zurich attended the fun-
eral of Airs. Daniel Hoist at
1''euwic.1 on Tuesday. •
A busload from Crediton, spon-
sored by members of the Wom-
en's Institute, motored to Isiteh.
ener Saturday evening and at-
tended the Ice Follies.
Mr, and Airs. Robert Wade
spent the weekend with Mrs. J.
Wade.
.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gilmartin,
Danny and Kerry of Lambeth
visited on Friday with Mr, and
Mrs. Jos. Woodall.
Mr, and Airs, Hilliard Spar -
ling, Walkerton, spent Sunday
with Mrs, John Smith.
Air. and Mrs, Clifford White
of Newmarket were Sunday
guests with AIr. and Mrs. E.
• M. Fahrner.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Heist of Zur-
ich called on friends and rola.
lives in town on Sunday,
Mr. George Stevenson has
been confined to his home
through illness,
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Bidd.uiph
I Y MRS- M. H ELSTON..-
AIr. and Alas -George Davis
were supper guests with their
cousins, Mr. and Airs. Mervin
Elston, orr Tuesday.
Mr. and Airs. Roy Harrison!,
of London, spent ' Sunday with
Mrs. Jessie Lewis •and family.
Air. and Airs. Harold Fischer
and family and A. and Airs.
Tommy Thompson and family.
all of London, spent Sunday with
Ur. and Airs. Chris Fischer,
Air, and Airs. Lorne i1od';ins
.and family, of Luean, were Sun-
day visitors with Air. and ii4rs.
Clarence Smith..
Supper guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Aieralls, on Sunday,
were Air. and Airs. Robert Lin-
dall. of Motnt Brydges.
AIr. Lloyd Johnston, of' Ailsa
•Craig, and Mrs, Isobel Ship.
away. of Penfield, spent, Monday
with Mrs, Jessie Lewis.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Elston and
family! spent Sundav with Air.
and Mrs. Harry Dougall, Exeter.
This Week Ir
Thames Road
By MRS, WILLIAM RHODE
Personal Items
Miss Marion Gibson of Bry-
anston spent the weekend with
her cousin, Miss Marilyn Gard-
iner,
Airs, Percy Passmore of Exe-
ter spent the weekend with Air.
and Mrs, Lorne Passmore.
142x•. and Airs. Nelson Squire•
are leaving :by plane for Florida
on Thursday. Their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Alrs,
Don Myers, of London are ac-
companying them.
Tlhirty.five members of the
3-M Club attended the Ice Ca-
pades in. Kitchener on Friday
evening,
Airs.• Ray Cottle spent a few
days last week with relatives in
Burford.
Mrs. Norman Knight and Bob -
of Seaforth called at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym on
Sunday.
enhe W,A. and W,A[,S. will he
held Wednesday afternoon, March
15 in the church basement.
Birthday Party.
Mr. Ceohas Pym nbserved lits•
89th birthday on Friday. The
celebration was held on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Pym,
Those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Wanner of Sar-
nia, Mrs. Russell Wanner of
Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Shulman, Marcia anti Mark of
Enbr-o, Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Gaiser of Crediton, Mr, and Airs.
Hubert Hunter and Ross and
Miss Ruth Caineron nf Frim -
1'01e. Mi"sPc Teresa and Debbie
Rimier of T.ronfo, Miss Marilyn
Tuckey of Exeter.
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EDUCATION
Is Everybody's Business
For the benefit of taxpayers who contribute towards the
operation of South Huron District High School, your Board
presents below its annual financial statement for the
year 1957, along with the figures for 1956, for comparison.
Your: representatives appreciate public interest in the
school and invite inquiries from the citizens of the district,.
Financial Statem ents
of
South Huron District
High School Board
Consolidated And Compared 1956.1957
RECEIPTS
1956
Balance, on. hand 16,028.57
Grants from Provincial Government 100,886,06
Local Tax Levy;
!'own of Exeter 16,467,38
Village of Grand Bend (pt.) , 4,365.37
Township of Hay 22,972.04
Village of Hensall ... _ 5,201.00
Township of Stephen 24,233,93
Township of Tuckersmith ('pl.) 729.05
Township of Usborne .. 1.8 707.85
Tuition Fees reecived 1.0,236,41
Receipts from other sources ttt....ttttttt1.,640,81
Superannuation deducted ............ .... 5,207.10
1957
33,799.26
115,754,53
17,169.38
4,365.61
23,525.23
5,342.1.9
24,494,61
750.05
18,768,75
11,760.03
864.44
6,0`x3.27
226,615.57 262,647.35
PAYMENTS
1nstruction:Sataries, Superannuation,
1i:chew Tax, Fed, Fees 86,785.00
Instructional Supplies: (a) Text Books 745.33
(h) Other .:. . , 4,733,80
Adntinistra tion 6,659.95
Plant Operation . 11,750.21
Plant Maintenance 1,872.42
Auxiliary Services 1,380.37
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE 113,927.08
Tuition Fees ' .. 540.88
Transportation 34,250.40
Capital Outlays frons Current Funds , 3,174.83
Extraneous—Cafeteria Less , 1,559.43
Interest on Temporary Loans 178,70
T)ebenture payments 34.,245.00
Balance on hand 43,700.26
226,675.51
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100,887.75
529.67
4,879,96
6,595,16
14,088.47
1,439.39
804.55
29,224.95
619.58
36,858.40
8,217.99
3,189,90
120.24
52,233,2;3
32,183.06
262,647.35
South Hinton Dittritt High School Board
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Johhny Cpwell who plays with.
the Toronto Symphony Orcires-
tra has written another son;;.
His bigest hit was "Walk hand
in Hand with •Me' which Penny
V.auahon and Tony.Martin both
recorded. His newest 'If You
believe' has been waxed by
Frank 'Farmer Boy' Townsend.
•Open house fans who watched
or, Marion. H.illiard:s pre -natal
discussion with Janet. Kuehner
were interested. to see news pic-
tures of the baby. Janet (Mrs.
James Lewtasi Is also a doctor
in private life.
Juliette showed. ale a new little
cocktail that she'dplir•ebased
Mice 1 last sax• her. It's just a
wisp of black veiling with tiny
scattered bows and just perfect-'
ly suited for her hairdo. "I'm!
not mad about hats,” she con.
fessed, "but tliew•'re necessary
sometimes and T just felt in
lone with this one. I bought It
in the States and I forgot it ons
the plane and had to dash back+
to get it, I was so relieved to •
find it."
Anna •Cameron, Barbara Ham -
;Mon and Kate Reid. three of
Canada's hest actresses all lived
!together when they studied in
New York.
1 hear that another TV series
ri ,
!is on the planning boards .and
might begin shooting in the
spring. This one concerns a
I Mountie..
For diose who have asked,.
Teter Freedman. is not TobY
Robins` first baby, She and Hili
Have a two-year-old daughter
Lisa,
Less than two months ago
Betty • Jean Ferguson appeared
as a guest for two weeks on the
Arthur Godfrey show. Now site
is back on the show for another
two weeks. Jean is one of
the best ambassadors •Canadian
show business could have. Be-
cause of .hes' charm and poise,
she was Miss Canada in 1948,
However she was born in Iil-
diana.
Prayer Day
Centralia
"The Bread of Life" was the
theme for the World Day of
Prayer service in the United
Church on Friday evening. The
service was arranged and led
by the W.M.S. president„ Mrs.
M. Elliott,
A girls' choir assisted with the
music and sang an anthem. A
duet was sung by Mrs, Lorne
Hicks and• Mrs, F. Osborne with
Mrs. K. Hodgins as accompanist.
Mrs. J. T. Clarke, speaking
on the "Power of Prayer"
stressed the importance of per•
-
iodical daily prayer in the Life
of the individual. Intercessory
prayers were offered• by Mrs.
Lloyd Hodgson, Mrs. George
Dunn, Mrs. Fred Bowden, Mrs.
Ken Hodgins and Mrs. Arthur
McFalls. Mrs, George Hepburn
wvas the pianist,
Personal Items
Airs. Amos Wright has 'been
a patient in South Huron hos-
pital, Exeter, for the past ten
days, suffering from an attack
of pneumonia.
Jon Breen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Breen underwent
an operation for appendicitis iii
St. Joseph's hospital, London,
on Saturday night.
Mrs, Byron Hicks and Mrs.
Fred hall of Toronto were week-
end. guests with 'Mr'. and Mrs.
Stan Slicks, Mrs. l-Iicks remained
with her son and daughter -in-
law.
A number from here attended
the trousseau tea at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Will Essery for
their daughter. Mary Margaret,
on Saturday night.
Letter Front
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Prayer Service
World Day of Prayer was
held. in the Anglican church Fri-
day afternoon with the United
church joining. The two leaders
were Mrs. Earl Dixon for the
Anglican and Mrs. Fraser Dixon
for the United.
The .guest speaker was Mr,
It, H. Anions of Ailsa Craig,
speaking on World Day of Pray-
er, how it: was originated and
some of its achievements. Mrs.
Jack Trevethick and ..SIiss Mary
B. Amos favoured with a duet.
After the meeting lunch was
served by the ladies followed
by a social half hour, •
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whittard
of St. Catharines and Mrs. Ben
Whittard Sr, of Brussels spent
the weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
Cecil Ellwood.. '
Mr, Wes Lewis who recently
underwent an operation is con-
valescing at his home,
Mr, Harvey Dundas of Wind
sot was a recent guest with
friends in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Amos o.f
London were recent guests of
Miss Mary B. Amos.
Recent guests with 111r. and
Airs, Wm. Darling were Mrs,
Myra Miller of Milwaukee, Wis.,
and Mr. and. Mrs. Lou Fischer
of Detroit,
Aix, and Mrs. •Aiac Allison and
Air. and Airs, Earl Morley spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs, Les Morley.
The ladies of llrinsley United
church held a quilting et .he
home of Mrs. Carl Pickering
on Wednesday;
This Week In
Winchelsea
Sy MRS. F. HORi4E
Janet Kerslake was able to re-
turn Ronne from Exeter hospital
last Wednesday having recovered
from an attack of pneumonia,
Mr. and Mrs. 13i11Gilfillan and
children of Exeter visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Gilfiilan,
Miss Kathleen florae 01 Lon-
don and Mr. !''red T)elbridge of
Itidgetown spent, the weekend
at their respective homes.
Mrs. Wi11!30t Walters fell on
Sunday morning while lcavitig
the school, resulting in a bad
fracture at :her attkle. She was
taken. to St. Joseph's hospital at
Londen and operated on the
sante day.
Mrs. Garnet Miners visited On
6utlday with Mr. and Mrs, t"rie
Carsottdderi> in Exeter,
Mrs. 'T4'. Atkinstt'i ii1 .areae is
visiting for It few days with
het sister, Mrs. Newtoxi Clarke •#.
Her father, a chain store man-
ager, was transferred to Canada
when she was very young, "We
moved around a good deal but
I always think of Halifax as
home," she told me recently. It
was as Miss Halifax that .Jean
won the Miss Canada title.
Shortly after she moved to
Toronto for further singing stud-
ies her parents were transfer-
red to Ottawa and they still live
there, Mrs. Ferguson tries to get
to Toronto to care for 23 year
old Leanne when Betty -Jean is
in New York.
When the Four Grads appear
on Talent Scouts it will be under
a new system. Every fourth
week winners of the three prev-
ious programs wilt • compete
against each other for a cash
prise.
Barb Franklin of Showtime is
really proving her all-round tai.
ent on the current three week
"On Camera" series. Barb plays
the middle daughter 'Seraphina'•
in the play Three to Get Mar-
ried. This is her first TV acting
role, all her other` television
work bas been singing. But she
has had. lots of stage experience;
as an extra at Stratford, in "Out
of This World” and as the in.
Benue in Salad Days. She is
.seen every Sunday with .the Bill:
.Brady singers on Showtime.
lalephine Barrington w h o.
•
plays the spinster aunt in "Three
to ;Get Married" is a well-known
drama coach, She returned this.
tall atter a stint of stage work
in England and kesumed .144c11 -
sig. An)ong her pupas, is .C. rot
arkmatt. Who alsq studied un-
der ter where she taught a chit-
(Iron's .acting class several, years
;ago..
Proclarn �tion
WHEREAS, public education has been aride al. concern, and;
p p
its support a sustained policy of our community tllr'oygh the years,
WHEREAS, it is becoming increasingly 1ec
ogl:;ed that an,
efficient school system, with trustees, parents and teachers working to,
gether in partnership in our c'lrlllxunity, is vital to the future of Canada,
and
WHEREAS, the observance of EDUCATION WEEK '195# affords
an opportunity for community leaders to discuss critical education
problems,
'1'IIERE>'ORI, the school trustees in this, community wish t'o
draw particular attention to EDUCATION WEEK and enlist YOUR sup,
port, whether your interest stems f.ronl, being a Student, a Teacher, .a
Parent ora Taxpayer.
Education Week In Ontario
MARCH 3 TO 8, 1958
Public School Open House
Wednesday Afternoon, March 5
2;00 to 3:30 p.m.
ViSIT YOUR PUPILS AT WORK
• Exeter Horne and School Association will serve tea and
conduct a candy and baking sale in the gymnasium.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAYS AT THE TIMES -ADVOCATE
Exeter Pubic School Board
W. G. SLDON
Chairman
A. B. IDLE
Principal
W. H. HODGSON,
Secretary -Treasurer
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