Himalayan Times (1953)

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June 21, 1953

which they owed a debt of gratitude
to those who were in-eharge of the
school. This debt could be best repaid
by them by following the examples and
ideals set by the school. He exhorted
the boys to live up to the ideals of the
school.

Hater, he visited the Singell Tea
Estate, the old Mahtab Club and the
Rifle Range Ground.

GOVERNOR VISITS KURSEONG

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At Gayabari the Governor Baid
that he had come to them because he
considered himself to be one of them
and wanted to know their grievences
and difficulties. He related the facilities
given to the hill-people in the form of
financial help and additional educational
opportunities.

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SATURDAY, 27TH JUNE AT 6-15 P. M.

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“CHRIST IS THE ANSWER’-

GOVERNOR VISITS KBltSEONG
SCHOOL

Kurseong, June 7
Dr. H. C. Mookerjee, Governor of
West Bengal, visited the Nepali Tamang
Buddhist Monastery and the Tibetan
Monastery at Kurseong yesterday. The
Governor arrived here accompanied by
Sm. Mookerjee on 4 days' tour in this
Subdivision. Dr. Mookerjee visited the
Goethal’s Memorial School situated at a
distance of about two miles from here
and run by the Irish Christian Brothers.
He was taken round the school premises
by the P^incial Brother Dineen.

Addressing the boys, the Governor
said that he was familiar with the work
done by the Irish Christian Brothers in
this country. He added that the name
Jesus, stood for service and even sacrifice
of life for , the people The Governor
observed that this institution was giving
them education at small expenses for

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