(below) The former residence of James Hayter and his wife June. James was elected and sworn in as Reeve of the Township of Stephen and Warden of the County of Huron in 1969. Previous to that he was elected as a Councillor for Stephen Township in 1959-1960; Appointed Deputy Reeve of Stephen from 1961-1965, and served as Reeve of the Township from 1966-1969.(Muriel Mack pgs.505-508)

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(below) The south side of Roland Street, looking east toward Fried Street. The front and west faces of the former James Hayter home are visible near the centre of the image; the second house visible from the right. Beyond the Hayter house, the bell tower and front face of S.S. # 16 Dashwood Public School can be seen.

(left) James Hayter in 1969. (Muriel Mack pg. 512)