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THi1RSDA" ' , 0#1:1:4 .iii 12th,, 1051
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OKANG,EMEN. PAY TRIBUTE'
T.0 LUNG TIME MEMBER
1z, funeral of Thomas Culber.t,.
95, :of West "St was held
from the home of his son, Nelson,
on Monday of • last,'week, 'with a
ROSEMARY .:THYIyIE
larg ht attendance.
min.iistere of •
•uB `g "If yqur child is:.unmanage-
United • Chu'rch,, officiated. Mr.•
Culbert's' loyalty to the. Orange able, • switch- his attention", says
.Order was.•r.ecognized lby 60 dis,+• a psychiatrist,. In the olden. days
trict Orarlernen, who precedes it was .119t phis atteii;t o}i which
the ' funerral cortege tq Dungan- was ss 1 '
meter The. pallbearers WAS ed . Thats the editor-
non ce �' ial, comxn.ent ,•thatt stirred m
..were Harold- Culbert, George Er- e7rior-
. in ton, Toni •Culb.er't; Jr:., Harold, 'les of a conversation we had with
r.g! ..
Webster, Clifford ` Hackett • and friends: this summer, on that' sub-
Benson. Finnigan, The flower ,
bearers
sect. We were speaking of cer-
bearers . were Eldon, Harvey'° -and taro
Laverne Culbert; Gordon and problems in 'child training,
and one • .woman told a :Very
•Earl Nivens, .Tom Rivett and Jack
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nc1ecDonald :they.had Sh ,.oldit very
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indeed7144 shan't .do it j'ustrce=.
DICK .TRELEAVEN AMONG r
R E' though she did., admit that, per-
Tor RIDERS •AT HO S _ ,SHOW I haps she• ea agger.ated a bit. "But
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• , , my ,husband tell
en' son of. Dr: R, you should hear
Dick Treleaven; , _ ,
it , • she. said. Her husband is
• l,,• Treleaven; of ;W,00dStock .and head. of :the Uni.versity.' Hospital
of Lucknow,, was one
'formerly . rn a certain
''we western rn� ,i...•
e city: and
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of the: three. top riders at the .they .,.'had
nior'.iXc se Show •held recent- , visiting psychiatrists
Ju lecturing there, man .and wife,
ly in Toronto :at the M• ajor iCl f both psychiatrists During their
- f ord, Sifta es Areiya:'•°stay in the .city; they stayed''. at
Dick's big; Canadian' • hunter; -the home ' of Dr.:1VIcG., they.' and
Beau' Geste (Carnside Deposit), their children,'The children. were,
• • was reserve' .champion of the O
show with two firsts" and 'two .f course, not 'to be repressed,
; seconds.. ,Beau Geste :also' won the.but to 'be allowed to •blossom m `
$ trophy arrington and''the Piel their own'• sweet way: However;
• when: necessary, the parents ;tried
sticker trophy -in ,the hunter hack.' to' "re' -direct, their 'energies". A.
and :conform'a,tion :. hack •-classes, . p-
parently the visit was enlivened.
and Placedsecond- in the pleas Eby a great~ dear of "re-dil ection''::
pleas-
ure
hack competitign . � I'`,`Now; "Sally;: wouldn't. ,you '•like
• 'Dicks horse .was in the second to see what you ' could •do •� with
place group :of: three jurripers,'the 'scissors' 'instea"d of 'uting
• one to lead acid pair to -follow.
I Faul s hammer >'on the • piano.
ibonchs'", or, "Paul, don't ,you
have Meter'.Mishap th"ink it :would.• be better just to
• 'When he ceipe over� a•
hill.;
while going'.west ;on high'bvays put. the,kitty in' the electric dish
washer .instead of trying to drown
and 9,:two and a., half 'mi es west :her in the sink?" • or ' "wouldn't,
;'of= Walkerton,' Gordon` 'Huffman, , ' ' or,
you like to paint,`:the lamp shades
-R. 5, Lucknow, pulled to the' right • instead_ of ,sawing . through. the
to pass an: ,approaching car driv- •
en by .:Rev.. • W: A. Henderson,
minister ' of • Kr ox :Preaby'terian
church, 'Walkerton. The rear end
• Of, his • car . slid over; 's nas'hi.ng
into :the 'cleric's machine. No one.
was injured, and Provincial 'Coni
stable Hugh, Rutherford, who' in=
;:vestigated, 's a'i,d'. no • •'charges
would' ite.'. laid.,= -Walkerton .Her
• ald-Tirnes '
.' Held Quilting 'Party,
• Mrs. Jacob Hunter of Zion was
hostess to a''W.M S: quilting party
Thursday,,` April 5th.:Six;teen lad=
ies *eree:present;: and a good' por
tion of' the quilting was done, on.
a • very • pretty appliqued, • quilt:
A very dainty tea was 'served by:
the hostess, her . two: daughters
Mrs. Cliff Menary and Miss
Freda,. and. Mrs.' Wes Ritchie:
THE' LUCKNO W . SENTINEL, I.TJ? N'OV{T, „ONT RIO
• P,GE:' NINE.
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• TO SUCCEED F#i,ED WILSON:.,.
John; Butler, R.. 1, Ottawa, will
succeed "''red Wilson as assistant
agricultural representaaive • i n
Huron .County, will assume
his duties on .May.7th, with head-
quarters at Clinton, Mr.: Butler
is a graduate of I eXnptville Ag-
ricultural, Schopl and McDonald
College, Bte.. , Anne. ' ,de. Belevu. e,.'
•Que•
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Student: What 4s the name of;
those tablets . tt\te ancient Gauls
used to write on? • •
Helpful roommate: Gaul stones.
"Secret of 'a Happy. Marriage"
A stimulating. article' in • this.
Sunday's (April 15) issue of -The
. American Weekly, ' exclusively
with `Tlie,'Detroit ''Sunday Times;
tells how 'fa make. a happy part
nership of. marriage. You'll aiso
find other intrigu.ig . rticles,
'in-
cluding a-• stirring true
mystery
"Inside Story of the Watch Dial
Tragedy". „Get• Sunday's 'Detroit
'cord?" You'; c,an. see`• a p:arent,:_'
working on. this principle, has to' '
,be full.•:• of ideas ;too! !
Before, I had .a child I :had a
:theory. J. had "read books. Make -
The ,punishment :fit the. • crime. It:
can :be. done, of course, "perha+ps,
oftener. than not,• but there • are
�times.'when another method: May.
work ,betterr. ,,For :instance, When
our small,: fr' first. s't'arted: going.
away from home. •to. pla'y'. with,
other children, 'we had a'' rule. that
he` was to. tell'mebefore he went,:
so that would, know . where he
was. Often he: `forgot", ,and the
punishment' that . I•• :usually 'meted. '
out was to make him play in 'his
own yard, by hirriself,; for'. sorne
„time: ;The result was''that he was
resentful .was. inclined .oto. sulk,.
+while. I remained • annoyed at: him
:,for: having: caused Me..to'., be war -i'•
ri'ed about his whereabouts.. For
the. whole` •period •"of his." puriish�•_.,
meet, the,..f eeling between us was
nQt ju.4t what ,; ' should have
been: And not only .• that, but.the
next day he' was quite likely 'to
,forget . again, and', go tearing off
•to play , with.: 'Peter,.' while.' I,
thonglit he was in' is .own back
yard. -Then : `: one day' I switch-
ed ,his . • "not -his -attention"; ; He
cried, `"of "course, ' but •aS soon at:,
he.wa's over that;.:his 'punishment.
was over,. • and he 'could 'go out'
and play,: ;again. -He forgave me
Immediately, -.as I did him; and
.we Were better:friends' than ever
It certainly had 'the desired` •ef-
fect . on his memory; and :retained'
the. effect ' for•":weeks, :or .longer.
Instead of resenting my: more
(,drastic punishment,..he always
showed•mare affection'; after, ;;and.
'was, so veryY helpful and anxiout.
Ito please. I' spoke of this .ta a
friend, Who; had older,''children,
, : and she said that she had found
I'that• to be' true in: her 'case ;'too:
"In .fa9t", she 'said,'."I" used to:
wonder if' it Wouldn't have.been
a' good idea to" spank them oc",
• casionally,•'•just on ' general. grin -
doles! They were' such angels
for such a; long While after", -
Later, I. read -an artice recom
mending tlIe: occasional. spanking., ,r.
It ••said that in certain circum
'stances it is actually. beneficial!.
:The physical ,sub-.
,.
slap ,and • >s.
sequent ; tears • releases , an 'emo-
tional tension°tha,t a scolding or
a "' fit=the-crime sort of Punish-
ment- tends to build, up. Of 'course, I
he is supposed to 'know what he •
is being punished foi;r and' meal-
ize that he "has .it°• corning,' to i
' you don't'
him r And, of coni se, � i
ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement is announced.
Ai'nfa -Betty, claughMer'.of
E:. Leonard and the late Ernest.
'Leonard, London to Norman,
Coate, son' of . Mr. ' and :Mrs.' G.
Laivis,' LucknoW. •The marriage. to.
take.. place at the Church of the
-- ; ,redee riser; Landon, May -Ith, . •at
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To Fit AB Cars,
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4 . Householders are asked to. have Newspapers;', •Magazines,:'
Cartons,, Etc., at the curb for the Scouts to picl, up.
Plea* box or' tie • it securely. •
Paper may be"left 1h 'the ifresbytel;ian Church Shed:
at arty time.:'
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districtto;$192;500,,t` Board' figures' will'
-New School To Cost $620;040
They. cost of a new 'district high
school at Goderich is estimated at
use this method to release your .'$620,000, 'or which • government
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own temper.! r .• grants reduce the cost tobe car-
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i' mean a levy of 1,37.mills on the
district , assessment of $93537,336.
Of :this .assessment • Ashfield s
,share is $1,160;525 and West Wa- •
wanosh's $948,250.
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