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"LET THE WHITE
CANE INTRODUCE US
"Today it is a common occur-
ence to see a blind man or weinan
walking down the street with a
white cane", said ars. J. T.
Patterson, President of the Can..
adian Council et. the Blind. "When
you meet them on oases, street
cars, trains and airplanes, you
know that these capable people
are sightless and would apprec-
iate a little guidance finding a
Seat or locating an address".
In her annual message for
White ane Week, Feb. 7 - 13,
sponsored by the CCB and the
Canadian National Institute for
the Blind, Mrs. Patterson pointed
out that the white cane has
had a. long. history.
The white cane as a symbol of
the sightless, was first introduced
in 192,1 in Bristol, klngland.
James Biggs, a photographer,
who lost his own sight, thought
up the idea, and found it So
successan in. Ins district that he
started to tell people about it.
He even wrote to other countries.
Soon Lion Clubs la Canada and
and United States became inter-
interested. Through the thirties,
inventors produced different
types of white canes. Battery-
powered canes, wheel-equipped
canes and others have ail made
their appearance and been dis-
carded. With the exception of
the folding variety, which fits a
purse or pocket, the original
simple white cane has proved the
most serviceable, in 1951 strips
of reflector tape were attached
to the cane as a safety measure.
The tape lights up brightly in the
to forget that your personal in-
terest is still the chief factor in I
their modern independence", Mrs.
Patterson said, "Pak tw,4 reason
we revived to old theme 'fael; the
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sV11-1S. SAM y EL KERR
Samuel Kerr, wire of the
minisier of Knox .eresbyterian
citurein Embro and at, Harring-
ton, died suddenly .at the Wood,
stock General hospital, Oil TneEi,
city, Jaauary 26th.
The former Mary Ethel Gole-
man, a daughter of Nellie and
Joseph Coleman of Tara, she was
born June 25th, 1906. She tra.ined
in the school of nursing* at Fergus
and was a registereu nurse 'When-
site married Rev. Samuel Kerr ill,
1930. After their marrriage, the
couple lived at Avonton, Brussels,
Glace Bay, N. S., Exeter and
Embro. She was a member of th,c.
WINIS, Ladies' Aid, Willing Work-
ers, of Knox Church, Embro and
'Harrington.
She is survived by her husband,
two sons, Elwin, of Toronto; Rev.
I toward Kerr, Kinnaird, 13,C.;
two daughters, Mrs. Paul (Grace)
W uthrick and. MrS. Gabriel
(Mary) Epps, both of Toronto;
three grandchildren; three broth-
,ers, 'Howard, Sarnia; Francis and.
Burt, Tara.
The funeral service was' held,
from. Knox Presbyterian Church,
Einbro, on Friday at 2 p.m. Mem-
bers of the Paris Presbytery offic-
iated, assisted by Rev. H. C. Ben-
son of Embro United Church.
Commital service was in the
chapel at North Enibro Cemetery.
Friends and relatives attended.,
from Sarnia, Brussels, Tara, Avon-
ton Exeter, Toronto, Harrington.
Vice Presidents Allen WalPer
RB. 3, Parkhill
i"ergus Turnbull,
R.Vit- s4llt.'enPato7.47,-
RR 4, BrusSels
13olton, RR 1, '(afe4tz tebt.
'Assistant Sec.-areas.
• Mr. liallahan and Mr Walper
were named delegates to • the
annual •• meeting of the-- Ontario
Plowmen's Association in Toronto,
Feb. 22. - •
The 190 plowing match 'for'
Huron County will be held in. late
September ..or early October • 'at
Mr. .Hallahan's farm.
LOST
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bag; wit4 set .oL gage Rulers awl $
or 3 cartridge Wee& Lett in ohm*
one's house or basement. Finder
Kindly notify Gorden WorkMan•
Phone Brussels 0.7.W
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inIormation how to start your
own successful business beaked
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SATURDAY MATINEE
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'"THE COURT JESTER'
Starring: Danny Kaye
HURON PLOWMEN
.ELECT EXECUTIV E
Simon Hailaban, 13lyth, was
re-elected president of tne'1Inron
County Plowmen's Association .4
its annual meeting in Clinton,
on Friday.
.Other °freers are.
1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA
Chevrolet for 1965 is completely restyled„ longer, wider and lower and its dramatic lines are
typified in the 'Impala Sport Coupe With its sweep-line roof. The Sport Coupe shown here
is one of 15 models in four series offered in 1965. It's wide and ground-hugging—almost an
inch lower— with curved side windows. and pillars tapering into the slim roof. The grille
is deep and wide with new bumper arid headlights, producing a massive impression of power,
The low-slung contoured rear quarter-panels mould smoothly into the side curves. Inside,
there's more room produced by the curved windows and by floor tunnels that have been
reduced in width and height. NeW chassis design with perimeter frame and Full Coil suspen-
sion gives a better, more stable tido with better handling and road ease, The new silhouette
isn't just appearance. Not only is it lower, it's almost five inches longer. All types of models
taffered.,with Biscayne, Bel Air, Impala and Impala Super Sport series.
CANADIAN BROADCASTERS
IN-PUNJAB
CBC broadcaster Charles Winter,
(with glasses) mitt- program,
ganizer Dan McCarthy speak to
the children around the world in
preparation of a 13-week series or
radio network programs entitled
now Do You Say Hello? The
broadcasting team recently' under-
took a rugged 61-day tent of
South-Bast Asia staying in places
as ercotic-sounding as Karachi.
Peshawar, Katmandu in Nepal,
Bangkok, Malaysia and many
others. The series was prepared
with the co-Operation of 'UNICEF
and is being made available to
that organization for possible
distribution around the world.
How Do You Say Hello? is heard
Prida,y mornings on the CBC
radio tiotwork.