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Tho redeetrhat ooi i eac ers
Salary Schedule • arfra FlkanTea •
;•• eVallat is :believed to,. have been
arabid foX feel* his "'WSW into
:the A,•4; PuVal fox 'farm. on 'Sun-
40,Y • 4n4 took on (lye of the ant-
Vials:Wade, the pone. • Though the
Wire netting ,was. In: big 'way • the
Wee• ;Wild fear Managed tie:el/omit) five Of .the tame DeVe1 •shot.,
the '.iiiterideis and word is at. pre-
Peat 'awaited as to _the health of
the•Wild •anizeal;•' • a
HOSPITAL BOARD
CHAIRMEN
WIN •Iilla SPIEL-aA- Brussels rink wan the first ,araw in 'the' local ellibismen Chia' bouspiel here lase:
Weeinailea but eufferiel injury in the last gait* when D,'& aeon slipped on the ice pad freetikeilIlha
arm.. Other members of the rink, pictured' above are: Hugh Pearson, vice; _Flared Gathers, asend; Jim.
Attains, skip, Mr, the time Rana had been removed, to heapit al at e the •Photo"was takeza-Aavithee-Tiineeii • ' ahoto. ,. , ,, :. i
'C. ailacfsean was re-elected
eaairrean of the 'board of directote
of 'the Wing-ham - General Hospital
at the 'first meeting of that body
for the year on -Friday evening.
R, B, Cousins was named vice-
chairman; Mrs, lakorrey,• •adrainis.
trataxe John .Strong, secretary,
Mariagonient eomia„ R,- B,
eine,' chairman; Ivan kieeelelne,
Elsto,n, Barry Wenger, Dr, P. a.
Leahy,: ••
all:rar:a coram„ • A, D, MacW11-'
lama, ,chairrean; W. B. Anderson',
Q•• j, V. Fischer. . •
•Propexty .eernua, DeWitt. Miller,
chairman; Alex Robertson, Mrs. N.
D. -Cameron, John .Colvin, Heib
•Fokton. . .
her statistical report Mrs.
Morley said said that there: 'were- 152
admissions during. the Jacinth 'of
'January; 22 'birth and 12 deaths.
"041.4 PAN4 EB1a1*--'
an Malaga to the episode related
above. a local workman observed
a fox chasing' madly after hie ear
,traciet • distance, out of town the
'other evening,' ft would appear
that the danger from:rabies is far
/gen over, The dog owners who
'have ^already telexed their'Ore
would cie Weil to, take incite.
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•OtielCT: SUNDAY.—
Melabers et the local, ,Roy Scouts,
Girl„Gplaes.•Wola Cubs and Brow-
aka will ,attend; service en Supeay
aeorning et at, Andrew's PreS-
eryteriarecaurche . The occasion ,is
• the aanual observance of ahe
'Lora' liadensPeWelia" airthday,
aa
tittAT.,DOOR, .TE)
• .Friends. in town: have. had word
•freril •Mr, and 'Mrs. at. I3. Lloyd
• Who are holidaying in",,TuesOn, Ar-
Zaraii One card' contains the in-
formation; "the Puri elands' all'aey",
Their description of mountain vis-
ta and golf tournament'; anek,e one
Something less than. happy with
the' weather hereabouts.
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ST/IL IN l'I.ACV--L
;.:There are certainly', itoasigns of
the fiteinen's barrel going over the
aimeage a while yet; you , still
..,kaye time to get youratieltet on the
Maitland River Derby. •
eceive County
Achievemen
Friends in his emereanity 'were •
saddened to learn of the passing of,
Mrs, Robert E, Laidlaw, at the
Winghain General ;Hospital on
Tuesday of last week, Mrs, Laid-
law had suffered fop ever 20 Years
from 'a chronic illness, which, as
it progressed, left her greatly han-
dicapped, For the past two 'months
she bad been a patient at the hog-
vital and her gallapt fight against
heavy odeswill long be remember-
ed ,by, family.arid friends, She
never loot interest hi commureity
affairs and until the lase, tried to'
lead a useful life.
The. former Anne 'Clarke Chain,
ray, she was born at Carleton
Place 59 years age, a daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. George
irhe average daily patient popula- , Charnney. She was educated as a
tion was 112 as coin pared wit 123 ,school teacher at Carleton Place h
in the same month last year,
Mrs., leforrey also pointed out
that both operation roma and lab-
ratoey procedures were' down as
compared with 1958, an indication
thataeople in this area are not
rushing •M to abuSe the privileges
afforded by the new hospital in-
surance plan,
A. D. MacWilliam presented the
financial statement for the month,
as well 'as' the auditors' statement
for the previous year, which
showed an operating deficit of some
k$47,783,10 for 195I3,
Paibert Bell of. Edward Street
marked bisaath birthday pa. Tues-
day:of this, week, by shovelling.the
snow fronL his veranda roof,
:Needless • to say, anyone who
elimbe a ladder and wields shovel
and eaels in pretty gobd health—
and `that is jtiet the way we found
Mr -Bell; hard at' work, , '
He was born near Pricevale on
Fehr:nary 17th, fee% and after
spending several years in •the,buieb
an the north, eetltra, 'he' eame ,to
Weei Wastrarioeh, W11.ere•he faraaPd and worked aaa 'carpenter; He has
resided Whigham for the past
20' years, , He large alone, but re-
aeives some .assistance with the
household chorea,
In talking to Mr. 'Bell as he
worked away on the heavy crust
:of ice along the edge of his roof,
be said that as far as he could,
'remember there had never. been
a heavier winter than the one we
are experiencing this yeer. •
Cernme,nting on conditions' to-
day,' compared with his youth, he'
said that living is somewhat easier
today, due to so many gadgets, put
'that people do not seem to be any
happier than years ago. He said
everyone seems to' be pushing for
money: all the time and • years ago
they were more sociable and •more
willing to help the other fellow
along. -
"Mr. Bell also said ,that he hoped
to live to •be 100.•proaided he didn't
fall 'off ;the ladder he was using
to 'climb to.his snow-covered' roof.
He has one, sister living in Mark-
dalawho celebrated her 92nd birth-
day this past year..
R•zthertt Shaw,
Is !96. Today , Attends. Conference
Frank Thompson of. Wingham
attendee• the' farm safety confer-
ence•held kt: the O.A,C, last Tues-
day and Wednesday. ,Ile, reported
that the meetings were -very well
atteadea „gal ,,had sales etateteading
list Of earealiers:"He was represent-
ing East. Wewantieh,. -
Mr, Thomason said that arrange,
ments ere ;being made to hold or-
ganizationaa meetings in the var-
ious townships in the district to
promote the farm safety survey
which will be 'made on a provincial shank, James Stapleton, Lloyd
basis this year. The first is slated Cook, Wellington, Powell, George
for March 1st when reporters will Powell and George Finley, be selected on a school section plan.
At the regular February meethig
of the Witighean District High
adhoel %era on 'Thursday eve,
niuF of last week the board receiv- -staff men-men:—
who placed :before the board p, re-
quest for salary increases, The
request, if met by the board, would
amount to a total increase of lip-,
prexiniately $25,0e0.90 In . operating
eests, neat years.
The teachers' delegation ,pointed
Out that their reason, for asking
for ineeeaSed salaries Wee the feet
that the teaching, arefessiell does
not, receive salaries comparable to
that of men and women who have
the same amount, of education., and
take positions' in commerce and
industry.: The delegation consist-
ed' ofMiss M, Davis and, Messrs.
K. E, R, A. CaMpbell and
E. Anderson,
The aequeeted schedule is else
changed as make more allewaarree
for teaeher qaalifications, which
breaks dower Into four classes as
follows 'Maim= salaries for the,
four classes, $4,1100aaa800,, $5,000,
$5;200; maximum ealariee, $7,600,
$7,800, 0.000 and $8,200; for the
vice principal, maximum $9,000
and principal, $10,000. Annual re-'
commended increments for teach-
ers, Me 'vice principal 1400 and
principel $500.
The current schedule based on.
non-specialist amid specialiet quails
ficatione is as follews: Minimum
salary, $4,000,- $4.200; maximums, • •
$6,700, $7.1)04 yiceareincipal maxi-
mum $7,800 'and 'principal $8,500.
Annual increment' increases un-
qualified: $20te qualified $300!" vice-
principal $400 and principal $500.
:Beard meniber, J. S. Armstrong
suggested that the salary-schedule
means little as the teachers come
in every year asking' for increases
and therefore the annual inere-
meat is Pointless.
Vice-elatirman Les Fortune said
that an ieprease each year of 10.
to 20 per cent was furthering in-
flation, hiewever the staff delega-
tion, said, "We ere. too small : a
giariPataseastait athealine.Ape
,blame for-inflate:re should tie placed
on labor;'lara an the eettehing. pro-
fession,"
In respect to ,the new gradisia•of
teacher ,qiialificatieee, R, Heth-
erington, suggested the delega-
tion taitt there Was •toe Much
spread betWeen the Clags and
Class TV teachers, •
(PleaseiTern to' Page Five) a'
High School and Ottawa Normal
School, and weal intensely inter-
ested in the important aspects of
educalion.
On, July 27th, 1927, she was mar-
ried to Robert ' La idiaw in St.
John's Anglican Church at Innis-
ville, Ont,, and the couple took up
residence near Wingham shortly
after their marriage, where they
have since resided. She was a
member of the Wingbarn, .United
Church. Mrs. Laidlaw is survived
by her, husband, two daughters,
Mrs. James (Alice) Munro, of West
Vancouver, ,B.C., Sheila et Toronto
and one son,'William, of ,Lonsion.
There are ewo brothers, John and
Joseph, Phatnney of Carleton Place.
A brothers Edward. Chamney, of
Cleicagre ,predeceased her. •
Service , was conducted 'at the
Currie funeral home at 2 p.m.- on
Friday by Rev. T, P. 'Russel- of the
United .Church and interment 'was
made in the Wingaain cemetery.
Pallbearers were William Cruile,
On 'February the 14th the IsH
Homemaking .Club', • Achievement;
Day fer North Ilurmayeau held ate
the Wingham District High School°
With an' excellent turn out despite_
the icy weather; During the couesa
of the day the 4-H homemaking
club members exhibited alaa weak
that they have seen carrying on,-in
the homemaking club project, "The Cereal Shelf", Record books and
examples .cif graham anaripe inside
by thq girls were on display and
during the niereing prograin the
alas took part in judgieg muffins,
judging Menus for .:farm families
ana as" welf sinsweriag a quiz on
what they have been learning about
cereals a The: afternoon 'program
consisted of exhibits, skits and
demonstrations.
• - Annual Meeting of
HOwick,Mutual is
Held at Gorrie
The eightY-siXth.'aiiiinal meeting
of the Hevvick VarMers'
kuteal Fire ,Insurance Company.
was held on Friday at Gorrie, '
,
The meeting. was callea s to order
by the presideat,,,,W. r,./ • Douglas,
who , in his repairke, thanked ,the
policy-holders, for, co-operation.
and the rest of .the board .had rew
calved in the past year. Mr. Doug.;
las also stated 'that the company
had. an average year, with an in-
crease . of slightly over $7,000 in
the reserve fund,,
Elmer Faiaisit of Carrie to act as
chairman-for the remainder of the
meeting. •' °
The two retirisigentectore, Harold
Robinson -of ,GOrrie and Ewalt
McKercher, of Wroxetea were re-
turned to office ,fee another three
years by acclamation,`
Mr. learrieh 'called on eitela•da
'rector for-alew Words ahoutaessee
iu their „area and it seemed live
stock losses.,, lightning'
again very expensive and. trigtible4
some In . some, areas, as „the',`tom4
pany pald out Over $29,000 Mathis,
item, For the first few morithe in
1959 extra -precaution- is gob* to
be taken clue to the rabies apis
NEY, FEARRECOLIJMN
fOltA-T 4READM:
This week the AdadneesTimes
trodaces ,,a new, feature column
that is expected to be, populae with
readere. Called "Sugar and spice",
ie is written ,by Bill Smiley, editor
of the Wiarton Echo, and is now
running lit more than ,60 Canadian
weeklies,
Smiley, 38, Is married and• has
two children. He leaks at life with
out rese-aoloired glasses, and when
the 'occasion demands, calls a
spade 'a blasted shovel. He is- a
graduate of. University of Toronto'
and Stalag, Luft 1, Germany, where
he' was \prisoner -of war after
serving as a fighter pilot In the
RCAF. "
Sugar and Spice tries to brush'
the _cobwebs away 'and see life
frora an, original point of 'view.
The, column will entertain most
people, infuriate a few,„ but is
guaranteed to' bore nobody,
lit, ROBINSON
IS CHIEFRANGER .
Six 50-yeah jewels were presented
at the Canadian Order of Foresters
meeting on FebrUary 11, when
Court Maitland 425 Winghamalect-
ed officers for the coming year.
Those honored were Frank How-
Son, Hal MacLean, Fred MadLean,
Alex Rintoul, W, Sanburn and •Jack
Mason. 'Three other members
Were also awarded 50-year jewels
but were unable to be present. They
were Bob King of Montreal, W. J.
Aitchison'oaMooretown and Percy
Stapleton of Detroit. •
Elected to office were C. Ranger,
Bro. G: W. Robinson; .vice C,
Ranger, Bro. E. Lewis; financial
sec., Bro Alex Reid; treasurer, Bro.
Tom Gaunt; recording see., Bro.
Glad. Campbell; chaplain, Bro.
Geo. Walker; St, Woodward, Bro:
Roy Burchill; Jr. Woodward, Bro,
Roy Sanderson; Sr. Beadle, Bro.
Fred MacLean; Past Chief Ranger,
Bro Ebbed• Moffat, . •
The Installing team was Bro.
Wan. Ilawkshavv, fraternal super-
Visor and Bro. M. IVfatzanke, field
supervisor from High. Court, Brant-
ford. After sPeeciaa by some of the
policy holders tha,:rneeting ciased
at about 4.3(a pea, with the 'singing
of the national 'anthem.
BaUEVALE—afr. •Robert. Shaw ;
cOebaatea,„ to-'
'day eWedneetlea, pin],
an , fair .health,
'Mr: • •Shaws was *ire iir 'Morris,
Township and farmed there for
atone Yeataelater Operating 'gen-
eral. store - in IllueVale until his re-
tieernent. ' formerly "Ana
irk Fraser, died in 194'7,
He .is how, living With his daugb-
" ter and' son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
.Milton Fraser, third concession' of
Morrie Another daughter, Mrs.
Earl „Hislop, lives at Dunnville,
HS Purim PRESENT
AL CONCEIter. "
;,The students of "the Vairighion
Dietrict High School Will present
their 'annual :Variety Concert in- the
school aaditoriurn at 8.15 on the
evenings of Thuradity, Februery 26,
and Friday, February
el'here will be vocal and instru-
eneatal choral singing, de-,
menstrations. of phisierel education,
'`and a one-act play, The Nine Lives
of sEinily' (by aterrangerieent with
Samuel Peoria: a '
sanity magazine dyke. in the fall
the a variety, concert in the
winter terme• are the two ways in
whielie, the school • .pueils raise
meheee e fer their !activities'. Stii-
taints ere; selling tickets (admission
eehts, -.pas 'reserved seating).
GOMO,,ep to the school on Thuisclay
or Friday evening 'next week and
sea bow' e much talent there is
amongst our school district boys
and ,girls.' 18b
Tea 61410111
leer your convenience the Bel-
igrave pe-operative is staying open
ifer. business on Thuteday after-
poons until fuether notice. F18b
afEBEKAII EUCHRE
'The! Rebekah ;Wage euchre
party s•Will be held in the Odd
Fellowe Hall oil Friday, rebeuary
20 ite,8,15 p.m, Everybody welcome.
F18b
COTTAGE COLLAPSES—During the 'past week-and many district residents viatica their eurnmer cottages
along the Lake Huron shoreline to remove show from overloaded roofs. Most buildings, survived the'
heavy winter, but the above cottage owned by Mrs. M arjarie McLean of Tiverton teed situated at Inver-
harem, wee hot so fortunate, at the 'banding collapsed under the weight, It Was pointed out that a Coble
foot of snow last week weighed 18 pounds, and with s nOSV*4 feet deep, ' the cottage had been supposable-
nearly 25 tonsi—Kincardine News photo.
DISTRICT hOYERNOR
ADDRESSES LIONS %INGHAM LEGION WILL
'HOLD BLOOD CLINIC
John Anclers'en, 'of Red CrosS
House, London; was in Wingham
last Week and announced that the
local branch of the Canadian ,Le-
glen Will apOnsera nod Cross bleed
donor clinic, *Allah 'will probably
be held in April, Necessary cern-
mattes will be setolp at the meet- I
ing, on February 24th,
It is' to understood :bY the
public that there la absolutely no
charge. oily. respeeL • All ex-
pense for typing` • and processing
of, 'blood donations Will be assumed
by the Canadian Bed Crass.
The hospital here Will be serviced
Weekly by the Red' Cross Tranefu-
eien service in London, which Will
replenish the blood, bank here by
mobile units, In 'eases where off-
type blood is required -or in emer-
gencies, the unit service the
hospital Immediately and this is
/tee to the 'patients' involved,
, It is hoped that the people of
Wingham and district will co-oper.
ate with the Legion in assisting the
Red Cross daring:the elinie. The
date and 'further partidulars 'will
tae entleurfeed later,. .,
District Governor Rae Watson of
Luchnow was the guest speaker at
the regular meeting' of the local
Lions Club last Friday evening. The
Governor took as his theme, "Be
President" and pointed to the fact
that every member' of the club
should look ahead to the day when
he will be president of the organ-
ization. By so doing, the speaker
Suggested, tater member, would be-
come more Aware of the ,probleres
faced by the club. and would as a
result be a better and' more ac-
tive member,
The meeting was held in the Une
ited Church with President Bile
Conroe Presiding, Liori Dori Na-
smith acted as Tailtwister for the.
evening and kept things moving
With his fine •box, ,-Itussel. Smith
and Horst keyk, both of Wing-
ham, were guests at the meeting,
The club decided t6 stage a mita
eAtpterill.show during the month of
'Mrs. Hs Rhaine presented county
honors for satisfactory completion
of six 4-Fl bomemakirtg projects to
Marjorie Kieffer, Mary, Elliott and
Sally Jeffraa of Belmore; Doreen
Howatt of Bleth; Melee Johnston,
Bluevale; Dorothy Alton, Jeanne
Alton, Gertie Campbell, •Calwa-
nash; Isobel Gill of 'Ethel; Lynda
,Blake, Dungannon; Norma Murray,
Betty Trayliss and Dorothy Holmes,
Molesworth and Betty, Ann Lapp of
Wingham: "
Reeelving certificates 'of aehlevea
anent for having completed a sec-,
mut 4-}.( Homemaking Club were
from Behnore. 1=lrene Doubledee,
Georgina Kieffer, Marjorie Kieffer,
Lucilleeaferliley, Lorna Simmons.
Belmore.,11—Mary Elliott,' Nancy
Elliott, Wilda eartekins, Janet ,HOr-
toe, Sally Jeffrita, Janice Merkley,,
Donna Renwick, .Bluevale—Marie
Johnston, Gail .Kirton, Rose Merle ,
Nieholson. ,Colwariash-aDorethy
Alton, Jeanne Alton, Marilyn Cam-
eron; Gertie Campbell, Karen Kil-
piarick,'Dungainon—Lynda Blake,
Ethel—Rose Mary Brown, Carol
Cook, Jean Fraser,. 'Nebel Gill,
Grace Lamont, 'Mary Helen Meeh-
an. Lakelet — Sharon Hurbbard,
Margaret Wallace. IVfolesworth—
Beth Campbell, Dorothy Holmes,
Jean Ann Kerr, Dale MiteMurchy,
Norma Murray, Janice Simpson,
Betty Travis. ,St. Helen's—Nancy
'Crenstop, Nancy Dorseht, Irma
Forster, Winghain—Betty Anil
Lapp, Mary Joan Lapp, and Betty
Zinn,
Assisting with program were
Mrs, Mabel Bergstrom, home econ-
omist for Halton and Peel, Miss
Hildegard Bentior, home economist
for. Wellington and Miss Eleanor
Rose, 'for Kent, 'Essex and Lamb-
ton.,
Leaders for the various clubs
Were as follows': 33elginve, Mrs,
Ella Irwin;' Mrs, C, Pardon; Bel-
more (1.), Mrs. J •Ruthereord, Mrs.
W. Johann; Belmora (2), Mrs. W.
Renwick, Mrs, D. Fortune; Blue-
vale, Mrs. W. S. Peacock, Mrs, A.
Corrigan; Colwenash, Mrs. Anne
Kilpatrick, Mrs. John Ritchie; Dun-
ganeen, Ila Cto7,1bP,
Ruby Finnigan; Ethel, Mrs. Ed,
Gill, Mrs, Cecil ataynard; Gorrie,
Mrs. G, Johnston, Mrs, C. apar-
t/ha; Leltelet, Mrs, L. JacqUes, Mrs.
Esther }Tallman; IVIolesworth. Mrs,
C. Cartrobell, iVirs. Esther }Tallman;
St. Helens, "gra G. MacPherson;
Wingham, Mrs J. T... Currie, Mrs.
Vii 'r. Lapp,
District Governor Rae Watson
was introduced to the club by Lion
Bill Currie and thanked by Lion
Harley CraWford,
The IfoWielt Lions Club Is hold,
ing ahoriapiel at Lietavel on Wed:
nesday of this Week arid the
eat dab Wee requested to enter
rink;
LET'S (10 hard to believe at this tinW Of year; hat this is Oite et tho popular
the Itiriterdine disihriet, OM high with lee and snow, that in a few short months Will be CrOnided With
swimmers. nice 'to think ahead at any rata.--Kincardine News 004.
• Kinstnen.Spons4
Successful 'Spiel
local Kinsmen held a beng-
al), beespiel -last Wednesday with.
I.4, rinks being entered frorrt Lan,
don, 'Kincardine,. Etussels, Chesley,
Listowel, Stratford as well as
Whigham and district.
The Kinettes served dinner to the
turlets at noon, and eandwicheS
during the evening,
The nine o'clock draw was won
by Ralph. Cummings of London,
with the second prize going to Bert
Shewfelt of Kincardine and third
to George Brooks of Wingham with
S. A, Scott of Wingham taking the
coneolation.
The second draw was won by
Jim Adams of Brussels with Harley
Crawford taking second prize 'and
Bob Hetherington of Chesley ,in
third place, Warren Callan's rink
of Wirialia,m won the Consolation,
The excellent day's curling was
eomewhat Marred when Ike Ranh
of Brussels, who waS playing lead
for the winning rink, slipped and
broke his upper arm during the
last :genie of the day.
Evetint
Euchre° Parties, Will 'be held ai
PoWell's and Gleaannen Schools on
Friday evening, February .20 at
8:30 p.rn, Proceeds in aid of Turn-
berry Park Fund, F18b
„ • •
7.14LENIINE TEA
AND mkt SALE
The. Ladle& Guild of,the St.
Paul's-Anglican Charchr ingliam
are .holding a Valenthee• tea and
bake sale on Wednesday afternoon
Febeuary 18th.at 3 thleck, 1"18b
Thieves Enter
HOwick Schools,
•"..' •
`Bnaneared by the Wroxeter 'aro.
men's Inetittite, in the Cerianunity
#a,11,, TheeNdita, February 19th at
Prizes given, Ladled
pyease bring luneh, Admission 261.
Fl8e
NOTICE
Ilurgnian Travel Agency
Will be closed for the month of
March. F18*
Three aliewick oweship Schoola
were the target for thieves last
Week, buildings at 8.S. Nos, 8; 9
and la being entered,
Entry was gained by forcing 'one
door and smashing another and
breaking a window in the third
building; Two radio; hot plate'and
a quantity of canned food were
stolen in the operation, The thlCves
also threw books arid records
arorald le ono school and ,some
w heat records were damaged. In
one 080 a einell•Sum of money be-
longing to the Junior Red' Cross
Was stolen. e
The break-ins were investigated
by Previeelal Constable Ron Boll
of Vcringharri. ;So far the culprits
have net been apprehended,
laaletelet AT BeallieVALla
TheaBlueetile WOriseras :Institute
Wlii•held a euchre aerty in Blue,
Vale.CoMmunity 'on February
2601 ,at, 8.36 p.M. Ootid Prizes.
Luneli,Will Ibe preVidect Adirds$ion
SO cents. • PIM
Ale