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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUC=OW, ONTARIO
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R:EV,-X.-OXLAT TAJ MAHAL_
Rev., G... B., Cox of ConceSsiOnj
10, Kinloss TOwnshin,, .returned'
last week' frern: a• 97 -day cruise
• around a\eted as
• minister aboard the SwediSh-
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AID RECOGNIZ.IED:
'During the Winter •Week ends
of , 1„Nrorld ... War • II, an office at
Queen's:Park:w,as often the soene
of a map busy at his desk in
overcoat • and hat, •
The declicatidn: that. brought
this man to the unheated Parlia-
ment Building's in the interest of,
education was recognized • last
week when, Dr. Carman E, Stoth-
ers •was ;presented the Greer
Memorial Award at the Ontario
Educa,tion • Assotiation COnven-
tion..It is the firit tittle the Greer.
Award, • has been made to; an
dividual in, its ,,entirety. Dr.
Stothers iS a native of AShfield
Township and a, graduate of
latckriow Continuation School.
He Was guest Speaker at the ,ofn
District High School.. He is a
brother of .S., B.. Stethers of Luck
The story 'behind this presen-
tation• is almost Unbelievable; It
began 16 'years ago when:as •a
Prince Edward County school, in-
spector,, Dr. ,Stothers came to the
Auxiliary Educatibn Departnierit
to help out fpr three months:
, New Era; Began .
Atlihe end Of the three: months,
Dr. .Stothers •was appointed head
'of. , the ,department. His :promo -
lion marked the beginning ,ofa.
riew..era in educating handicaP-
ped •
• • In the following 16 ,years /he
travelled across the prOvinee to
classrooms, hoipitals and ,private
homes=-Nirlierever, children- need.:
,ed .Special help., ' , •
.• Deaf:children, .•cerebral palsy
victims, TIS- cases, retarded
.everi: in remote hamlets tfelt
the impact of his effortS.
Was away front- home .35
weeks a. year and it • was a poor
year 'that he • didn't. .Visit. L10,600
children. • • '
Personal 'Mork' . •
*-11e ..persorially- -.directed-7411e
*Itraininig of ;16000 .han'dicaipped
children. Nights and week -ends
he ',turned -his a'class-
room for indiVidtial.. tutoring of
Problerri who had no at-,
cess to other facilities. •
.In siririrrier he. directed the
reading _clinic at Jarvis Sehboi
for toys. . • •
Iinable,to fate 'the .prospeat of
being thained4o a desk by .his
re-appointment as consultant in
.aultiliary education, Dr. Stothers:
left.the departrrierit lastyear and
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is oVii. teaching at:OntariO *Col-
lege of Education..
He retires, next year.
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wED.IsTESX),A,Y, APRII.. 27th, 1955 -
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The Womens
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WINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL
Will Hold A Hospital Aid
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ficial :opening of the LucknO*..BRUCE . MUSEUM HAS
CONDUCTED SERVICES II:EitE
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The `-speaker last . Sunday at. ,
the regular service irr. the, Luck.4.
now United Church ikas ' Mr.
,Ralph Jackson, final :year; stud-.
ent . at. Eminarittel',College, Tor-
onto, now ebmpleting . 111 is co prse
t� be ordained this gear into the .
mthistry. Ralph,' whose home is
in Barna 'tbri,•. has served for'•foer."
summers on Mission Fields, in the
West: In :the evening he gave,an
interesting account. of. sor90 pf
the ,experiences of that
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NAME „ TWO LOCAL MEN ..
AS .PRESRyTERV • OFFICERS
in...LUCKNOW,, on.
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'Taggers will make.,a hoWse-te-fhouSe canvass, as well
as soliciting your' support ofthis wOrthy, cause • ,
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OIVE,-GENER.OtSLY. PLEASE!
parmt40.4. mmillinsomilmoitionottomitios4tem.94..tteammik. ,
MINIS.TERIAL :STUDENT
American Line's n'ew. flagship
Kungsholm.
.Rev. Cox '• is 'pictured above
while sightseeing • :at the .beauti:-
ful Taj Mahal at •Agra in India:
: ONTARIO FARM BU,SI'NESS,
SPRING :AND summ.Eg •
Marketing .af„ eef Cattle in,
: 1955 . are, expeeted+to-rbe-S1ight-1-
' greater than. in 1954. ,andWill
keep CanadianT-prices--. Close- to.
...U.S. steteS . -the „Depart-.
ment of , Agricultural F,eonomics;
Ontario Agricultural C011ege,... in
its spring .• and serrirrier- issue •ot
, the publiea.tiOn, "Ontario. F.arrn
usiness". '", : ;
'Other predictions'. in the De-.
partment's "Outiook!•;: Prices fez.'
hogs in the first half \of 1955 will
e -high • prices,
of the'sain:Paii:OsilefL19:5Wline,
fa.1.1 'prices 'are, „expected to .be
• very slightly roWer than last
prices, failirers-ate-aisurr
ed.'of as good a market for bUt-
':-ter as last year; prices for dairy
cows • and supplks, of coarse
grairIS „are,ex.pec.ted to he yirt-
ually .uriehanged frem last yeae:.
. Four SubjectS 'pertaining, to
.farm,ineorne, kkrealsoldiscussed ii
this°:lateSt issue of Ontar'o Farm
Busin 'obtairiahle''.110 at the
Office f agrieuite. rt?pre-
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' sentati ,e; • •
-WEDDING ,BELLS
voi-nAMILTON
.11.1p,16y Presbyterian Manse
:was the setting for , an afternoen
• 'wedding :When Frances Ann
Haini I tort of ' Ash field "became '
bride of James Peter Srnttek
Arva. The bride is the Alaug,hter
" of -Mr. and Mrs. Fiank •IIarnilton
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of Ashfield and the groom is the
eon. of Mr, and Mrs. Chas SIT11.1:61C.
of Arva, The Rev,. 3. Mae-
, Donald offated.
FOr the wedd,tntliC. 'kid°
000.40,4040000044,0404,040.04640:444:-.01twor, .040040.001
wore a charcoargrey.suit, black
anCI 'white accessories and'a-r,ed
cose, dor:sage. •• . •
She was airerided by-MiKS:Dbri••••:'
:a Hal-tonr-s.ister_of theihth
..Whp chose a pink suit with navy
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_accessories arid4 Nvilaite1-carna7.•
tion Cor.Sage. , :
Allan Smuck, brother of ',the
groom, . .was b..,St .rnan:.• • .
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Following a reception at Reids
Corner, Community Centre, Pine
Paver, the 'coupIeleft-6ria--Wed-
ding;trip to the States.; OP their
return they will Make 'their mil
• in ,Lambeth '
After the rain -
When does, it get again? ,
.profes.sor..., -In dew ,thne,•• my.
-b7o3T, if dew. time.
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• KINGSBRIPGE
NEED FOR sugis CASES
At the April meeting of the
Bruce County Historical Musedm
the tender of R. E. Johnson, of
Kincardine of .$975.00 for wash-
ing; patching and • painting .the
interior. of .th,e Museum was ac-
cepted. The work will start dur-
ing:the Week of Apri1•24th. Eight
tenders were received for the de-
corating.' • ,
A committee of Mrs. Clifford
Dudgeon, Mrs. • T. J. Cornish,
Harvey --Palinateser .and.Dr..Mor=
ton was 'appointed to interview:
the seven applieants for, the :poSi;-
tion of Curator., and: report to
the May meeting. : • •
The same committee along
with Ahrier BOlander will Meet
With officials Of ,the Royal On-
tario 'Museumin Toronto
TUesdaY,:, May 3rd,, with regard
:to: assistance in establihing, the
Bruce • ConntY. Museum. At the
saine time :the conimittee. Wili
meet official's of the:"Depa-rtment
of Education to .clarify the,•grants
for. the Museum /from the Pro-
.vincial Governmeit.
Mus-
will•be for show cases; par.-
ticularly, silent Salesrnan,,but.aIl
types Can. be ...used. Some will
debated . by :the .Iloyal• Ontario,
-Museum and: by .4 the Department
stores, but: as it is neeessary.,tO
keep . the snlatier, and more fra-
gile articles under glass; as many
as Possible wilts ,have .tb• be
secured. , •
FOURTH :CONCESSION
-.Mr, and Mrs, Jack Needham,
Suzanne and 'Janie of Corurina
d Mr nd Mrs Harvey Mac-.
13,?,:•7i.fga117-14"..' Terbiite -spent ,. the
Weelenct...at-the horrieLlof
and Mrs. Lloyd'•MacDoUgall.
i.TheInstitute ienteuttizmeQ:df4aheevKenlairrisgAtaTt • „ •
bothk,t4)iled a ov • cooked_ •
make- -in --S-u-dibtiry; • "
the home 'of Mrs.' F,red G.:"Lhi,rLst .cus
rd:*: Other. rccipes were dem7
for this year. • "
to draw .u..0 the Instittite onstrated and nutritiduslhingAis
The-Meet---
ana P41 were.An 14°11t1911 'Yu °WI
daY -to visit Mk. Dunc MaeCori-
nell Who . is again" a patient in
the /hOspital there. They ,found
his!' condition ..a little impinved.
The -wet 'fweathei.'• .has-r-srowed.
up 'seeding operatiOrii..biiriOM
on the- Fourth • East goV„Seme
field,e-planted cliSatui-day,_._ •
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CbLROSS CORNERS
The:third meeting of the Igest-,*
ford Dairy. 'Maids was held at
the 'home. of 'Helen Haldenby on
April .23rd. The meeting ,Was
:opened with the Opening song
and the ,4-H pledge; The, roll call
caix I do to better my
,diary" • was answered, by, ten
ineinbers.. The, assiStant leader,
dictated " noteS, 'Beatrice Halderi;
by demonstrated the pastetniza-
on a milk drid-Sliarmi-,iindgin
the ,making of cream sarice. The
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.:Representatives Of the Uriiteci.
Churches.; in Bruce County_gat11-
ered ori .Thursday the;hciuti
ft411Sr, renovated - church at pine
Rh/pr.., ••• •
The special guest of ,the.
rnorrj-
ing was Dr. George .41.: Little .of
th4 Publishing Muse; "who
promoting th-e-rebureh7firiTaW„ -
"The.. Observer", . 'a„ hip
;fvery 'Already` the „circul-
ation. increase •-lias born,;.!
He .:illustrated.--hovv7.-417--Api,eackl:'
the 'story aria:. -enth.Lisiasm. 6i:
Christ's activity Mote
, the
farr;ily plan.
Newly appointed officer$'
Presbytery are'
Ba] -
don: as '.'eliairinan;-, Rev, G., A.
Meiklefohn. as secretary, Rev. J,'
C.:. Hutton : as treasurer. and Mr.
T. A, -GaMerbh, as'. statistical sc:-•
CaMping dates at
this summer are fOr girls July:
2 -:to g2",' young peeple..Stily 2+31
boys July 31-.L'Aug. Junior
Aug. 7,21, Interrnediates ktig.• .
21-28. .
Laymen's . are .plann0 •
for May 20, in Ripley, the speak;
er to be Magistrate R. .C.::'Groorn,,.
Of Tillsoriburg ;and' for :May. 27
in Parkhead; ' speaker, Mr.. A.
Gibson .Mackie_OLTOro.nto,:
Members. of Presbytery look
ence which this year takes plaie
Mr... and'• Mrs.. Buckton,`P14nne4. dair4 • lurie • Wa•
The Very Reverend Gerard
Van Vyrickt, V. Dean' of. tis -
dale,, has been visitinA.,,, With his
broter, Itei./: H. • Van Vynekt at
the. Rectory for the • past. few
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O'Conrior
Cyril Austin visited with
relativeS *in Wingham dijring the
past m, 2ek..
. Mr, aad Mrs. J. Vitzgeraid and.
children • anci Miss Mary. Murphy.
of Toronto Spent tne week -end
at the home of their mother, Mrs.
Mu'rp):1Y,.
Mr, i• arid" Mrs. Lambeitus
visited with relatives in Walker-
ton during the past week,
Vr.. anti nitIlk, Griffin,
who recently returned 'from Flor-
ida, visited with relative S here
last week.
, HEADS SYNOD,
Rev. .21i.ex Nirrirria Of '.01ngharn
has • wOri the honour ..of •being
eieeted. 81st moderator of • the
London, and 'Hamilton • Synod of
the Presbyterian. ChUrch, He was
norninated on .,behalf„ of . Bruce
Presbytery by Rev. J. 'A. Mac-
Donald of Ripley and Ashfield,'
Greitb 1 Women's Association
The johnston-Hdusion' GrOina
met at the home. of Mrs. T.' A.
CatnerOrt on 'WednesdaY, ‘•April
13th with an attendance of. Trio
With the theme Resurrection and
Life. The Meeting opened in, the
usual manner with the 'theme
hymn, scripture and prayer. The•
roll call Was answered with,*an
exchange •of flower slipS.'i,IVIrs,
Tho tOok; charge of the pro-
gram. A splendid talk on Rorti
culture ,Was, grye.n by Mr. Wm.
Melion aid : Rea di riglx,ers,..gly
ing was closed by singing the
closing song. The next meeting
will be at the ihome of tIda' Wall
on April
-pl.-JR/Fr
The' meeting • of the
WX.S.., was -held-at" the home -of
Mrs. ,Norval Stewart. The roll:
call was answered with an East-,
er message. HyirinS suitable for
.F..aster were sung. Easter read-
ings were given by Mrs. Norval
Stewart and Mrs. Douglas Henry,
Mrs; Anger read the, 3eripture
and °Barbra Anger sang "The
Lord's Prayer": . The: paper oh
Citizenship waS taken by -Mrs,
Oliver • MeCharles. Mrs, Ilrydon
explained a chapter from the
study book on India. Mrs. White
led in, prayer. A letter. of thanks
ncl-a-pPreciatioir'-was. be 1'11 .s,t!rit,"
to Mrs, Daisy MeCharles for
knitting that she has. dpne for
the supply bale: which will be'
sent in June. Mrs. Ross Blaek
moved a vote of thanks to the
hostess' and her group and fol-
lowing the., benediction, lunch
was" served.
1.06•00•400. 410 0.000.0.000.
and by Mrs: A. Little. The'meet-
,Lttaillt-,iir.ay.egz.........,
Langside .
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18th.: The president,. Jas...'Yeting,
presided, I The aeriptUre reading
%;* read by ,CharleS Pirikerton,
was.
-Mind e- -Ore W
ihe• offering. prayer by Jame
Yoi:ing. The topic: waS••f-iiHvP11 '
Wtlltkm Young
'closed • the Meeting with praer.'
the next :meeting will bo held
iri the church on May. 2nd, 'Pie
social convenerie Mrs. .13111 Scott:
andMisshMai.isise, Col lee.n TiMn, will he:
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