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ccomplish-- nlent in establishing the freedom of the press in Canada was unveiled at Province
,House in Halifax by Hon. E. C. Plow, Lieutenant -Governor of Nova Scotia, in the
presence of members of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers' Association. The as-
sociation held its 1961 annual meeting in the port city, site of Howe's rise to fame
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in both political and newspaper worlds. From left to right are Weeden Leavens,
oven ,
:.-past president of the association frorn Bolton, Ont., his honor the lieutenant -
governor, and the Hon. W. S. K. Jones, provincial secretary.
List staff of instructors
at hi h, u lic schools
SHDHS STAFF
„Principal -- H. L. Sturgis
.2.13:. R. L. Bogart, agriculture; I
D. R. Boyle, mathematics;
Mrs. E. A, Busche, history; W. j
V. Dinnin, English; Mrs, E.!
Dixon, commercial; Mrs M. E.
Emery, home economics; Mrs. j
M. L. Farrow, English; W. L.
Henderson, mathematics: Mrs. i
H, M. Hiltz, typing and Eng-
lish,
E. D. Howey, commercial;
G. C. Koch, guidance; Mrs. L.
M. Lewis, English; D. L. I
Little, mathematics; Miss Je-
anne Mayhew. Latin and
French; G. M. Mickle, boy's'
physical education; D. C. Na-
than, history, geography and
French; R. G. Noonan, science;
Kenneth Ottewell, industrial
arts; Mrs, AI, R. Park, French
and Spanish.
SS 9 — Spencer Jeffery, RR
1 Staffa,
I SS 10 — Lloyd. Armstrong,
RR 4 Brussels.
HIBBERT TOWNSHIP
B. D. Perry, agriculture
science; D. Rickert, English,
history and geography; M. C.
Sanders, history, guidance; L.
G. Siegner., physical educa-
tion; Cecil Wilson, French;
Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Latin; J.
L. Wooden, geography; G. B.
Wright, English.
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
SS 1 — Mrs, Jessie Carter,
RFL 2 Clandeboye.
SS 4 Mrs, Katherine .Beck-
er, Dashwood.
SS 6 — Mrs. Ada McDonald,
RR 3 Ailsa Craig.
5S .7 — Miss.Marion Fleiseh-
auer,' Zurich'.
SS 10 — Mrs. Mary Dalton,
Grand Bend.
"`SS IS — Miss Marie Salmon,
Dashwood.
SS 14 -- Mrs. Verna Hicks,
Centralia.
Mount Carmel SS
..Principal, Mother Veronica;
Mothers, Raphael, St. Madeline.
Mrs. John Hall.
CREDITON
Mrs. Ruby Molitor, Crediton;
Miss Marion McLean. Exeter;
Mrs. Addileen 'Morlock, Cred-
iton; Mrs. Glena Tripp, Cen-
tralia.
DASHWOQD
Donald Finkbeiner, RR 2
Crediton; Mrs. LettaTaylor,
Dashwood; Mrs, Adah Webb,
_.Grand Bend.
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
- SS .1 Mrs, Irene Haugh,
•Crediton.
SS 2 --- Ronald Patterson,.
RR 1 Mitchell.
' SS 3 — Mrs. Jean Keith, RR
2 Crredtan.
SS 4 -- Miss Ruth Trevithick,
RR. 2 Ailsa Craig.
SS 5 -- Mrs, Ethel. Camp-
bell, RR, 3 Exeter.
SS 6 ilVirs. Florence Hen-
drick, Exeter; Miss Marilyn
Marshall, RR 1 Kirkl•on,
.SS 7 — Miss Barbara B1ew-
et, Grand Bench,
SS 10 — Mrs. Elizabeth Bat -
* ten, Exeter.
U 12 -- Mrs. Olive Gowan,
Granton„
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
SS 1 -- Mrs, Jean Taylor,
RR 7 Brucefield.
SS 3 -u Mrs. Clara II, Scott,
Bayfield.
SS 4E --- Mrs. Mina Talbot,
Rh 3 Bayfield,
SS 4W — Eugene Bender,
11R 1 Varna.
SS 5 -- Miss Ruth Turner,
RR 1 Varna.
SS 6 * Miss Shirley Knox,
RR. 1 Myth,
SS 7 * Mrs, Rosalie Carry,
Exeter.
USS 8 -- Wilbert Fralick,
Ba ytield; Mrs. Vina Parker,
Bayif1.eld,
USS 9 * Mrs. Margaret Hor-
ner, Zurich,
TUCI(ERSMITH TOWNSHIP
SS 1 — .Mrs. Laurabelie l.ei-
chert, RR 2 H'ensel1.
SS 2 -- miss Dorothy Turner,
B.IL 1 Varna.
SS 3 -- Miss Marjorie Pap.
pie, RR 4 Seaforth.
SS 4 Mrs, l)orotky Ben-
nett, RR 1 F'ort Albert.
SS 5 Mrs, ,Anna'. Dolmage,
RR 1 Londeshoro,
SS 7 — •Mrs, Margaret Gar-
rett Clinton.
SSS t3 — Arthur `ainlaysoii,.
*.1 R g 11`iplen; Mra. Barbara
Alelcatiderw Eginotidvi11c.
SS 1 — Miss Unice Yantzi,
RR 1 Shakespeare.
['SS 1 — 14f r s. Catherine
Hocking, Mitchell.
SS 2 — Marvin. McDonald,
RR 1 Staffa.
SS 3 — Mrs. Margaret Kemp,
RR 1 Staffa..
SS 4 — Miss Dorine Ander-
son, Staffa.
SS 5 — Mrs. Janet Chappel,
Cromarty,
SS 6 — Miss Wanda McLar-
en, RR 1 Cromarty,
SS 7--- Mrs, Margaret Baker,
Hensall.
HENSALL
Robert Reaburn, Hensel 1,
principal; Mrs. Beryl Elgie,.
Kippen; Mrs. Mary M. Haugh,
Brucefield; Eric Mansfield,
Hensall; Mrs, Helen Scone,
Hensall; Mrs. Mabel Shirray,
RR 2 Hensall.
EXETER
Arthur B. Idle, Exeter,• prin-
t cipal; Gary, Bryant, Mrs. Helen
1 - Coates, Mrs. Ardella Desjar-
dine, RR 1 Grand Bend; Miss
Grace Doupe, RR 6 St. Marys;
Miss Betty Goudie, Mrs. Mari-
lyn Heimrich, Mrs. Dorothy
Hughson, Mrs. Helen. Jermyn,
Mrs. Madalene Jory, RR 1
Kirkton; Mrs, Helen Kllein-
stiver, Dashwood; Carl Mills,
Kirkton; Mrs. Mary Louise
Win,:3
Budget from
iddu ph
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Personal items
Sunday visitors with the El-
ston families were M.r. and
Mrs, Harvey Trudgeon of Dun-
dalk, also Mr, and Mrs. Clif-
ford. Ladd and daughter, 'Elea-
nor of Orangeville, Miss Sheila
Elston, who was holidaying
there returned home with them.
Miss Bonnie Blair celebrated
her 10th birthday on Saturday
afternoon, guests were Mary
Korevaar, Wendy Elston and
Brenda Blair,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Smith
and Penny of Crediton. and Mr.
and Mrs. Hi. Dixon, Beth,
Gwen and Leroy of Ailsa Craig
were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Ross McFalls on Sunday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs, George McFalls
accompanied by Mrs. Irene
Hicks and son Bill left Friday
morning on a motor trip 1.o
Sudbury,
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Chris Fischer was the
latter's niece, Miss Ruth. Ann
McCutcheon of Germany, also
Mrs, Win. Snell, Mrs, Otto Mey-
er, lalene, Mr, Harold Fischer
and .Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fischer and Wayne, Mr, and
Mrs. T. Thompson, Chris and
Annall, of London, Mr, Win,
Stever Jr. and Dianne of North
Tonawanda, U,S,A,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mordush
and Frankie of Londonspent
a few days with Mr, and Mrs,
Chris. Fischer and on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Xenon Fischer
and son of Exeter were guests,
Miss Phyllis Weiberg of Exe-
ter spent the weekend with her.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Weiberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner
and family visited ori Sunday
with lir. and Mrs. Ken `Mason
of Belgravo.
Daren and Garry Skinner
spent a few holidays last week
with their uncle and aunt. Mr,
and Mrs. Ron Denham of Kirk -
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert !bast
and family Mrs, Mast Sr, and
Mr. L. Wright Of hart, Mich„
visited last week with Mr. ansi
Mrs. J. McAllister and other
relatives in and around Exe-
ter.
Guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Lorne Weiberg Were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kooy and
ClaWon of Aitsa Craig,
Miss Janet Blair spent the
week with Miss Marion Kers-
lake at Little Doe Lake, MUS
koita Summer resort,
Moffatt, Kippen; Mrs, Shirley
Mousseau, RR 2 Hensall; Mrs.
Elva Turvey, Mrs. Margaret
Wein, Mrs, Gertrude Hamil-
ton.
RCAF CENTRALIA
Henderson King, principal;
Miss Donalda Adams, Exeter;
John R. Butler, Crediton; Mrs.
Trudy L. V, Ohaffe, RR 2 Cen-
tralia; Miss L. Giroux, Miss
Margaret Grieve, RR 3 Sea -
forth; Ronald G. Heinrich,
Exeter; Wesley Heywood, RR
3 Exeter; Mrs. Marion Isaac,
RR 1 Lucan; John McCarroll,
Mrs. Emma I. MacDonald,
Brucefield; Mrs. Jean Mair,
Exeter; C. Gregory Mask,
Miss Laura I. O'Neill, Mrs.
Mary M. Pryde, Exeter;
George L. Shippey, Miss Ione
Y. Smith, Miss Frances Walk-
er, Miss Sheila Willert.
MUSIC TEACHERS
Douglas Gill, Grand Bend;
Miss Joy McNaughton, RR 4
Mitchell; Miss Carol Pepper,
RR 3 Seaforth; Mrs. Phyllis
Rodger, RR 2 Auburn; Mrs.
Alice Sturgis, Exeter; Lawr-
ence Wein, Exeter.
HAY' TOWNSHIP •
SS 2 — Charles McQuillin,
Exeter.
SS 3 — Mrs. Margaret Deich-
ert, RR. 1 Zurich,
SS 10 Mrs, Freda Norm-
inton, Hensall.
SS 1.115 Mrs. Idena Des-
jardine, ; RR 3 Parkhill.
' Zurich
Principal, Donald O'Brien;
Mrs. Doreen Desch, Mrs, Phy-
lis Deiehert, Miss Elizabeth
Ayre; industrial arts, R. E.
Latimer; home economics, Mrs.
Norma Seibert.
Zurich Separate School
Principal, James Carey;
grades 3-5, Miss Mary Shea;
grades 1-2, Mrs. Evelyn Mc-
Keever.
McGILLIVRAY SCHOOL
Principal, (Mrs. Ila Hamilton;
grade 7, Mrs. William Watson;
grade 6, .Allan Taylor; grade
5, Mrs, Verona Brunswick;
grade 4, Miss Marlene Eagle-
son; grade 3, Mrs. Margaret
Vernon; grade 2, Mrs. Marg-
aret, Tweddie; grade 1, Miss
Betty McIntyre,
GRAND BEND
Principal, W. B. McNaugh-
ton; Mrs. Wilma Desjardine,
Mrs, Janet Desjardine, Mrs.
Marjorie Mason, Mrs. Willis
Gill, Mrs. R. N. Sharren,
BIDDULPH
No, 1. -- Mrs, Eleanor. Erec-
son,
No. 2 -- Miss Margaret De-
Jong.
No. 5 -- Mrs, Mary, Bowman.
No, 7 — Mrs. Marjorie Mor-
ley, bliss Katherine Blacker,
No, 9 -- Mrs. Terry Gibson.
No. 4 and 12 -- Mrs, Reta
Allison,
Letter from
Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Personal items
Ralph Robinson, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Robinson,
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Kelly Robinson and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morley
visited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morley
and family,
Some 40 ladies of the vicinity
enjoyed a, bus trip to Coiling -
wood last Tuesday. Mr, Ginge-
rich of Nairn was driver for
the trip.
Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Daley
are enjoying a few days sum-
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis
and Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert
Lewis and ;families visited
Sunday at Storybook Gardens,
London,
Mr.• and Mrs ben Newey
and fafiiily, of Wndon, spent
the weekend With the latter's
parents,; Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Trevethlek.
Mr, and Mrs, George Lee
attended a picnic at ]:peer.
tvash Ori: Sunday,
..emorial,
services
BY .MISS MURIE.L HERN
ZION
Memorial Day services were
held in Zion West United Church
on Sunday with Rev. Robert
Blitz of Main St, Church, Exe-
ter, as guest speaker.
Mr. Norman Brooks and
sons Don and. Doug of London,
Miss Margaret Norris and Mr,
Jim Bos of Chicago played in-
strumental numbers. -
Visitors in the community af-
ter the service were;
Mrs. Lousia Kyle, .of Exeter,
Mrs, Fred Delbridge, Mr. and
Mrs. :Gordon Brooks, Barbara,
Brenda and Bonnie; Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Hamilton; Mr, and
Mrs, Norman Brooks, Don,
Doug, Margaret and Janice of
London, !bliss Margaret Norris
and Mr. Jim Bos of Chicago,
111r. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman,
John and Dwight of Cromarty;
with 'fir. and. Mrs. Keith Hern
and fa Billy.
Mr, and Mrs. James Karl
and. (Mrs. Christina Herr), of
Exeter with Mr. and Mrs, Har-
old Bern.
Mr. Cecil Cantrn of Exeter
with. Mr. and Mrs, !Morris Hera
and boys;
Mr, Myron. Culbert of Lucan
with Mr. and Mrs, Ephriam
IBern;
Mr. andMrs,Ja s R
A r, me _ ow-
Cliffe and family, London, with
Mr. and Mrs, Wellington Brock,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton
and Larry of Elimville visited
•an Friday evening with Mr, and
Mrs: Ward Hero.
Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Hern,
Larry and Gordon visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fowler of Port Elgin and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Stevenson of
'Greenoch.
Mr. Larry Hern visited last
week with Mr, Bob Burnett of
Wesley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ballan-
tyne, Brian and Jimmie visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hern and family,.
Mrs. Holleran of Exeter vis-
ited on Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs, Harry Hern and family.
Miss Janet and Mr. Billie
Snell of Grimsby are holiday-
ing this week with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam
Hern.
Miss Shirley Jaques visited
on. Friday with Miss Barbara
Bern,
A number of the ladies at-
tended the Kirkton Horticultu-
ral show held at Russeldale
Hall.
Fieldman
— Continued from page 9
through co-ordination of truck-
ing services.
Also the producers of milk
for cheese, butter and all other
manufactured milk products
are working on marketing ag-
ency plans. If these two efforts.
can be united I chart see the
opportunity for great benefits.
If they can not be united I
fear that a division will take
place that will be detrimen-
tal to the whole industry.
The basic problem in the
milk industry apparently is the,
unavoidable, small surplus pro-
duction. The cheese producers
for many years have been con-
tributing to an export fund, to
remove their surplus to main
tain a reasonable price at
home only to find surpluses
from the other producers and
even from Quebec reap equal
benefits without contributing to
the• export fund, At times this
bias rendered the Ontario
cheese producers efforts al-
most useless.
An over-all milk marketing
plan, could take care of this
average 2% surplus. Whether
two separate marketing agen-
cies can succeed remains to be
seen.
Incl.osinp just a few com-
ments;
.I have been hearing rather
too many complaints about co-
ops. I don't mind discussing
these problems but 7 feel that
the place for discussion of these
complains is at the annual
meeting or Board of Directors
!meeting of your co-op. 1 can
only repeat that there is noth-
ing wrong with your co-op )that
the members aren't responsible
for or can't correct.
On the News Agricultural
Minister Hamilton stated im-
ports of U.S. oats :lowered price
3t per bus, Does this make you
happy?
8.1
"1'11 take your word that it's
completely wash-and-wearl"
ZITS
Cenfra!ia Comments
ay MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mrs L, B Hodgson has sold
her home :to Flight Lieut, K.
Carpenter .of Ottawa and ,roved
last week to Exeter where she
has taken up residence in an
apartment,
111r. Amos Wright returned to
his home on Sunday from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, where
he was a patient for almost
four months following surgery,
Mrs, Howard Cunnington and
baby daughter spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Cunnington after leaving South
Iluron Hospital and before re-
turning to their home in. Elirn-
ville,
Mrs, Mervin Brokenshire has
returned to her home in
Hagersville after spending the
least four weeks with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr, and
Mrs, William Schroeder, She
also visited with her other sis-
ter, Mrs. G. Hay, at the home
of U'dr. and Mrs. V. Jeffery,
Thames Road,
Mrs, Norah O'Brien, London,
was a visitor on Wednesday of
last week with Mrs, E. Ab-
bott.
Mrs. Andrew Hicks was a
guest for a couple of days last
week with Mr. and. Mrs. G, F.
Penwarden at their cottage at
(Grand Bend. g
Paul Robinson, of Keswick
is a visitor gat the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Borland.
Mr, and Mrs, Reay Laramie,
Robert and Jean spent the
weekend at Tobermory.
Weekend guests with the
Rev. D. M. and Mrs. Guest
were Dr. and Mrs, James A,
Guest and family of London,
Mrs. Hector Murray of Exeter
and her sister, Miss Ann
Brodie, of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Dunn,
Kathy and. Ronald, Toronto,
have been holidaying for the
past couple of weeks withthe
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hod-
gins and family were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Fralick at their cot-
tage at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Leda Williamson, De-
troit, was a guest last week
with Mrs. Arthur McPalls,
Miss Greta Lammie, Hen-
sall, and Miss Amy Laramie,
London, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lammie and
family,
14Ir. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks
visited with relatives in Kin-
cardine on Thursday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Has-
kett of London were Monday
visitors with. Mrs. E. Abbott.
Mrs. Morley Baldwin and
daughter Patricia left Friday
for their home in San Bernar-
dino, California, following a
two-week vacation with her.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Schroeder.
Miss Carrie Anne Steeper, of
Corbett, is spending a week
with—her cousin, Marikay Hod-
gins.
Danny Shoebottom and Bruce
Hicks attended, the United
Church camp "Hiawatha” at
Goderichlast week.
Mr. Howard Cunnington,
Janet and. David were visitors
for a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cunnington.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Dunn. were Mr,
and. Mrs. Mervin Dunn, Huron-
dale, Mr, and, Mrs. Chester
Dunn, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs,
John Ridley, of Elimville, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmore Dunn and
family, ,,of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Lammie, Robert and
Jean.
Miss Ann. Shoebottom visited =-
last week with Mr, and Mrs,
Verne Johnson in Woodstock
and with. Mr. and. (Mrs. Don
Johnson in Stoney Creek.
Billie Huxtable is holidaying
for a few days with his aunt
and. uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Madge, at Hiiisgreen,
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Wilson and. Mr. T.
Boyes were Mr. end Mrs. Fred
Penwarden and Mr, and Mrs.
Iiarold Penwarden of Sarnia,
Mrs. Andrew Kicks, Mrs. Leda
Williamson, !Mrs. Arthur Mc -
Falls and Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Ankers.
Mr. Richard Shoebottom spent
the weekend with his cousin,
Mr, Larry Johnson, in London,
b`S'::<k.„, "`Irya:€s€ ';s �.�. °;;n k'•i€{'v' EMM
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cunning -
top, accompanied by Miss Anne
McLeod, attended theBender
reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Bencher in
Dashwood on Sunday, '!'here
were 52 present,
Mr, and Mrs, Verne Johnson
and son, of Woodstock, Were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Shoebottom and
family,
Mr, and Mrs. William Had-
dock visited for a few days
with the former's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs,.
V. Randall, in St. Catharines,.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, John Thompson dur-
ing the past week were Mr,
and Mrs, Chester Winger and
Mrs. C. Lewis, of Glencoe,
Daniel Winger and Mr, Percy
Winger, .of West Lorne, baby
Karen Heainan of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Reid Brown and Rox-
anne, of Lambeth, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Eaton, of London,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bowden
and Margaret, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Woodburn, were
on a holiday trip last week to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and. To-
ronto,
The Sunday School and church
service will be resumed in the
United Church on Sunday at
the usual time with the pastor,
Rev. D. M. Guest, in charge.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Essery
were in Port Huron and De-
troit for the past weekend. On
their way home they 'visited
with Mr, and Mrs. C. Rowe,
Windsor,
Jean, Joan. and Ronald Es-
sery spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Alvin Essery,
Top prize
to local ad
An Exeter District Co-op ad
has won first prize in the
quarterly "Prove -It Contest"
sponsored by United Co-ops of
Ontario.
The $25 cash prize was
awarded to fieldman Fred Wal-
ters for an ad outlining the
results obtained by Berend J.
Vos, RR 3 Exeter, using the
Co-op dairy program. It ap-
peared in The Exeter Times -
Advocate.
The judges said: "Fred Wal-
ter's was a very good story
well written and neatly dis-
played with a balanced layout
using a good arrangement of
photos, headings, body copy and
signature."
Honorable mention went to
Sam Hendrick, assisted by Don
Spearman, for a Hensall Dis-
trict Co-op ad featuring Jim
Cooper, RR 3 Kippen, who won
reserve championship for gain
ip the 1961 feeder calf club
show at Henselt spring fair.
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particularly heavy rainy per-
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fields instead of on them.
It just shows how seasons
can change from year to year,
Mr. Dignan purchased the
equipment last year to save
his turnip crop from drought,
If; was one of the first trials
with irrigation in the area,
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