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A BAPTISMAL $ERyICE,4WITH AN
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In the early pioneer cbys, the'
fresbyt4rian Church had fewer
buildings:than the Ni&thodist , wnh
the result:that.their pop1c jiac"
juch farther.to g� attend Div
ine Worthip fiut they had a. cus-
tom which helped to Compensate..
for this'in.convenience 7 the mon'.
thly Cottage •Pr4yer,Meetirig, •
which was held in the homes of
the surrounding area. As a .boy ,
recaq Chese Services' being held
in, our home from•time; to time.
They were:u.sually, well,atterided„
by•those in the neighbourhood,
including folk from Other-denOM-4
inations who joined in •Christian '
fellowship. •
• ..There ,were. Occasions when a 7.
.Baptisnial'Serviee waiteld , to '•
_accommo•datescrnewbo for -Vari 7
oUs reasons found:it virtually.
impossible to attend a Siinday
service in the church. One arch
serving, I was an eye witness to a
scene in our back kitchen•that I
still remember. Mrs,..Martin
accused her husband of deliberate-
ly tricking her ,by naming their
son as he wanted it,: and SOrne
hot wordswere exchanged between
the twQ7 4 rather strange-after;7
math to.a. teligiOus service..
The whole thing care as dist
shOck to me, I hadneYer
seen anything like that,4before..
lfq.ny father andmother had an:
disagreements- 'and now sUspect
they had ,‘,they neyer aired them.
before their children. When dec-
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tincipals Further group was.'shown a filmabout a
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skill in such matteri. Many a staff management problerns, ,PIS-
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modern home could learn from Their Educafion . .' ,cus4ion.groups containing elemen- ..
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The•incideni came back to me Huron County Elementary and
the: other day atllist,ened to a Secondary School Principals foc-
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letter from a sister of mine: She • tissed their attention on the topics
told orliaving4received a bundle of supervision and. accountability
of papers from a niece of Angus, during a two-day Seminar.' The
as we all called WM. :The last Serninat began Thursday. 'after
of thar-fainity-ya-d-41,ed •a nd his • school and continual limn. SaturL.
niece had sent these papers on 'day noon.'• „
to my sister , thinking they ,rnight Director of Educatory, John
roVe of int
School 'principal principal of a
Retarded Children's School and a
superintendent ora board mem-.
ber considered the problem and
possible solutions -in terms of Out
present board 'policies • • • •
Onfriday two alternatiyes were
4presented and disctssed. ' •A' pOsi,-; •
'tiOn. paper. en supervision stressed
.OPENWEEKE.NpS ONLY
AFTER LABOUR ..DAY,
rv-ree-w-ar
sometime in the year Pig°, at
which -brOther .AleX, born in
„February Of that'year was christ.-/
etteL.: ,4a terni•often applied to
the RiteOf,Infant•ilaptistn. With,
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and the .,y.Otinge•St.:
Child of a large farnily•Of Martins,.
pa -s -sed ny. seventh birth
daybut.•reca•ll quite Viyidly•that
..special,OceaSiOn.
• It appears that Mr. •andlclts.,
,141artin :prior to the service
,had.'Scine chtsagreement as to the •
order 'a t e I F'9.• •
being given were to be placed.,
On wanted them Angus. Iona ld
The other:Wanted these names rn
leVerse: It was finally agreed..
that the.inother's Wishes.shouldl: ;
be granted-.. All went Well:,during
the service untit the. minister •
carne to the Martin baby...Vaking
the wee lad.froni.hiS father's
arms, he asked hint tO:haine the
Child The. father either' inien-
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tional-lryraeeidentt:--g-a-ve-.T-he7-
.two names in hit. Order; and that,
w'as, the way..the,boy was baptized:.
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T. CROSS
working Kw
around the
clock fr
gone overseas' ih:the First 'WOrld
War and stayedin Germany .fot.:.
Sol netirne: where. he, •
studied,AccOtintancy and -got his
Diploma. He returited to Canada -
and made a 1
a High School teacher; Tetirin
'erns , ,Jim Coulter , Krasley
Frank' Madill and Don Kenu'iell
-joined ,the principals•as active
participant's in the Workshop. ,Mrs.
Marion Zinn represented the,board
durin
board meinbers, were
a cyyears agoThrough the present or sessions, that6were of
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4specialintere,st,to them..
years..he had 'taken 1-114any summer
courses from various centres of ' ' .• • '
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learning a/nd held certificates to
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prove it. iliscriame mayhave got
rnixed•up a little on that day.
many..years ago, but his life show',.
,ed no:signs 'af:it; .1 -lis recbid was
one Of 'a brilliant -mind; :that le ft
th'e ac a d e m•
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lc, life of Many who came pricier
his influence.•
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RmrwThi groups ot teachers
to provide the best possible Varic-
ty of learning experiences for: • •
During afternoon,Dr:
Delgrosso outlined a .program;bud,'•
get system 4whieh stressed: the need '
r program' eva
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Quite often; light. refreshments
were served after'Stichservices.
and on this occasion sPecial•
efforts seemed\ called fOr. Mother.
cos,e to the hour and a •• .
dainty lunch was prepared•for all ;
• were being made prior to the
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Spetial:speakers arid, group, ;
leaders during the Sethinar:•were .•
Don .caa.ha in , former ly. 'the :Direc
tor:Of EduCation-forPOrest.1-iill• ?
andnow• with' the Ontar-
,i9 Institute for.Studies: in ,
4on-iii-TOron-to-444:-BolaH.S14-
'and Sant. Mc,Keown•from the Reg7
ionai Dev,elopMent Otfiee..iry
don ,•-and•Dr:.,GeOrge DelgrosSO,.
the President�f •Lanibton College
.in Sarnia..
. •The Conference 'was an oppor-
unity for the• ouri y Jincipals
to explore twO6pposing 4ews in
the area of•sUpervision:of teachers.'
and •adMiniStratiOri olsChOoilpdfr
icy. • •On .Thursdayeyening the
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The. friday *evening, arid SatuF.,
day morning sessions provided • . .
opportunities for all
. principals to air and ihare•the4',
problems as well ai building sore
guidelines for problem solving.
A proposed prograril of services
was outlined by newly7appoint.,-
f1ttrOn CO`unty-psyc1ielogist---H-;
Bill Carter •.
. All participants in: the cOnfer,
cnce agreed that ihe immediate
;results would be. innprovedicorn -
rriiinication among the county •
sChools,and the various'.levels of
ad mjnistration
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'.Making life a sbed of roses re-
quires a;lot of preliminary spade
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