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WEDNESOAX.t.11,IINg.
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istruc hairman
James PoWars, Chairman ,of
Districts for. the Bruce County
T.,B, Survey, has announced the
appointment of District Chairmen
• for the surveyorganization pro-
gramur slated for . this corning
Fop • •.
The County has 'been,divided up
into six districts with the follow-
• ing named to each: DISTRICT A,
• TobermorY to Wiarton, FINLAY
CAMERON, ,Wiarton, . Chairman;
.11 DISTRICT 13,, Satigeen. Twp.,
Southampton, •Bruce
Port Elgin and Tiverton will have
ALLAN McKENZIE and WOOD -
ROW IVIUIR Of Port • Elgin; DIS-
TRICT C, Huron twp., Ripley,
KincardineTwp., Kincardine, Kin-
loss Twp., and LUcknow will be
headed by GORDON MONIVOM:
ERY; DISTRICT D,• Part of
• Greenock Twp., Elclerslie Twp..,
Arran Twp., Tara, Chesle_3r and
Paisley.- will be 'headed by. E.
ROTH• of Tara; DISTRICT E;
Brant Twp., Greenock and
•Walkerton — JIM.. FLEMING,
• Walkerton; DISTRICT F, Culross
Twp., Carrick' Twp., • Teeswater
and 1Viildinay will be under the
supervision, ,Of HERB KUNTZ,
• Formosa. ••
At ',..a . recent meeting in For-
• mosa • and •Paisley, •qhe District
Chairmen ,were given full instruc-
tong by David Goodyear, Survey
Organizer of Toronto, who .is with
the Ontario Department of Health,
on g method of • organizing their
districts and were briefed onthe
importance' of: the .. survey in
Bruce.
ialkeld 'Neighbotirs
Make 'Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Thonias. J. Salk -
old were presented with two fold,
ing. •chairs • by their neighbours;
• upon leaving •their West •Wawan-
osh home. •
• Mr. and .Mrs. Salkeld .now • re-
side in Lucknow .the former• ,
Little • home on Gough St. Which
• they purchased some months ago..
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo, Pritchard
and and . Mrs. Gordon `Stru-
•.thers called .at, ,the .Salkeld :home
•. and made the presentation on be-
half of . Mr. and Mrs. SalkekVs
former immediate :neighbours.
THE. LUCKNOW 6ENTI.NEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
560 Wifne$ses
*Markdale Meeting.
"Rejection "of Bible ' principles
has heen, the chief cause of, mor-
al breakdown", •saidoloseph Scag-
lione, Toronto District 'Supervisor
of more than 150 congregations of
Jehovah's Witnesses in Southern
Ontario.
• Speaking, to an audience of 566
persons in.the IViarkclale Com/nun-
ity Centre this past week -end Mr.
Scaglione.!' pointed out that, "Ap-
plying Bible principles. hae-been
a' tried and peOyon ',method of
"combating' Moral' breakdown- in
business dealings, juvenile delin-
quency 'and 'in -marital affairs.
True Christians follow the Bibli-
cal. examples and abandon the
practices .a,n d conduct of this
world".•.
Concluding hi s discourse •Mr.
Scaglione sounded a note of ur-
gency by, saying; "Jehovah IS. a
righteous .',God and will nOt •al -
'ways tolerate Wickedness . ..•
therefore it, is urgent nOw..to
void moral breakdown in order to
live in a righteous new order. To
do :this .one 'needs to study the
,whole Bible to learn its principles.
of righteousness and, then apply
The. Bible's counsel in every fac-'
et of one's life", he said.
• The local 'congregation of
lievah's.Witnesses sent .several de-
legates to Markdale for the three.
day assembly which included a
programof Bible instruction for
membez.s of the familyfol-.
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Lucknow Lady
I.T. Speaker
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. The c.G.ig. held ,an taffiliati�n
Service ' last Monday evening In
the Church School room.: Jan
Siinpson was leader, , with. Flor-
ence , MacLennan, ' Lynda Wyld,
Jean MacDonald and Betty Simp-
son taking part. A solo was sung
• by Florence 'MacLennan, and a
quartet 133r, Janice •Robb, Chris-
tine MacLennan, Domia Wyld' and.
Jane' .1VIoncrief with.:Nancy Mac-
Lennan • as.pianist. • Mrs. Henry
•MacKenzie, Presbyterial secretary
for Girl's' • Work, conducted the
Act of Dedication.. Miss Sadie
• Johnson presented the • badges.
•Miss Gladys lVfacDonkld. of., Luck -
now addressed the girls on the
hnportance • of decisions. Mrs.
Ewan MacLean gave a brief sum-
mary of the 50 years of
• activities. • Mrs. 'Wm. Ross and
Mrs. Stuart MacLennan, former
leaders, told • of the work done
.here since the group was begun
by WS. J. R. MacDonald when
Mrs. • Reuben Wilson was • presi-
dent. Beverly MacKenzie 'was „the'
first. president. Lunch was served,
including a 50th anniversary •birth-
day . cake.• .
• Mtg. •Reuben Wilson is a , pa-
tient in. Victoria Hospital, London.
Audrey • Ross of •Peterborough
is . visiting, at her home before
starting on .a trip tto' Europe.- ,
Bill • Johnson spent 4 days in
•Goderich Hospital. after injuring
lowing the theme, "Willingly•ftd- a finger with a mower'
fill. Your Ministry". The assem-
bly. alsa provided opportunity for
Sharon West of. London is holi-
daying at her home here. •
.
Mrs, Steve Elliott, Bill and Bar-
bara of. Port Huron are visiting
• Bill MacDonald: . ••
• Barbara •Jean' MacKenzie • is
wOrking ',in •Inverhuton for the
summer. .
• Alex • MacKenzie,. of Hamilton
was home for the week -end.
Mrs. •Colin MacGregor •came
home from •Wingh•arn Hospital • on
Saturday.• '• .•
.Mr. and -.Mrs. Gordon Ronald
'spent the week -end with Bill Johnsol-
, •
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new milbe rs of Jeh ovah'
s Wit-
nesses to be baptized in water.
Addressing these baptismal can-.
didates • Mr. Scaglione,, explained
that, "Jehovah's 'Witnesses copy
the example of Cluist Jesus ,in
the matter of water baptism. Be-
ing dipped completely • beneath
the Water symbolizes their burial
to their past course Of life and
being raised up from ,the water
:symbolizes their coming forth to
a new course of life • to do the
will of •God henceforth. For Je-
hovah's Witnesses the 'act 6f wa-
ter' •baptism constitutes their cer-
emony of - ordination as 'ministers.
No age limit is set for •baptism
but the, candidate musthave made
a ;prior dedication to God in his
own heart so by the act of;'bap-
tism lie, merely gives an outward
testimony before witnesses of that
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MST WITH US TO -DAY
•START.. SELLING::. TOMORROW:I: Platits Pre d-
fadt":
, Mr. E. Falconer, the presiding
minister of the •local' congrega-
tion said, "These past three days
have been a great stimulation to
Jeliovalfs people. A 11 persons
need an anchor today because we
live in such uncertain times. Our
anchor comes' from our mutual
understanding of Jehovah's word
and purpose. Now that we are
home the congregation is ready.
to resume its functions at the
Kingdo•
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5 FARMS WANTED
Between 100 and '250 acres in Langside district
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3 FARMS WANTED
Near. Dungannon
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WANTED ,--- 400 -Acre. Farm
In West .-.WawanOsli *Township
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•Hackett'S United Church Wo-
men •held their Grandmother's
Meeting in the church on June
24th. A hymn was sung, followed
by prayer by thel president, Mrs.
Cliff Menary. The. devotion and
prayer Was taken by Mrs. Frank
Alton. The roll Call was answered
by• 13 members, 9 "grandmothers
and 9 children' by 'nazning their
grandmother's maiden name.
Mrs. Bert Alton led in the study
of 'God and His Purpose, with
each member answering a ques-
tion. , Mrs. /Donald • Hackett gave
a reading/ ."Typical Grandma."
The .treasurer's report was given
-by. Mrs. Russel Alton. The cor-
respondence w,as read , by Mrs.
Ralph Cameron, Mrs. Bert Alton
gave . remarks on the executive
.meeting •of Huron Presbyterial
beld at Clinton. Mrs. Ken Alton
favoured with ;a ' solo, '"If Your
heart keeps right..'' A:hymn was
• sung, f011oVved by •the LOrd's pray-
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.CHIJRCH, OFF THE BLUEWATER . •
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•Sciturdayi July 3r4
AT 1;00 p.m.
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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR;
ELECTRIC STOVE, OUTBOARD MOTOR, 2 GUNS, ANTIQUE
CUTTER,', DINING ROOM FURNITURE,. „BEDROOM FUR-
NITURE,. ANTIQUE ORGAN!!' ELECTRIC, WASHING, :MACH-
INE; TABLES OF ALL KINDS, BEDDING, AND LINENS;
. CHAIRS ALL: ,KINDS; LAMPS; DISHES, HORSE BINDER,
RUBBER TIRED WAGON,HAYLOADER, ETC.
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MANY ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS ;TO MENTION
THIS IS ALL.TOBE SOLD: WITHOUT RESERVE.
TERMS ..CASH PROV. • TAX 3% APPLICABLE
Auctioneer
Newlyweds To
Live At Lan. g$ide,
.YOUNG JOHNSTON.
A 'pretty wedding was held in
Trinity Anglican ...Church, 'Bel -
grave, on Saturday when:Linda,
Carolyn, Johnston,, •daughter of,
Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Johnston of
RzIt. , 1, Belgraire, became :the.
bride of Donald Gecitge Young,
son of Mr. • and Mrs. WesleY
Young, R.R. 3 Teeswater:
. The church Was decorated with'
bouquetsof pink and white flow-
ers: .Rev, G. E. Pakenham
offic-
iated. . Organist was Mts. .Law-
rence Vannan of..,Belgrave.
• The bride was given in mar-
riage, by her father,' She , wore..a
•street-lenkth dress of nylon net
over satin with cuniberbund waist
a' scoop necklineand full skirt,
with .a jacket Of French illusion
lace. A tiara of seed pearls held
her' finger-tip veil. She carried a
white Bible crestedwith red/ Swee
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theart roses • -•-
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• Maid' of honor was ' her sister,
Janette Johnston, who wore .a.
'street -length dress of pink organ-
za over taffeta with three-quartef
length sleeves and a bell shaped
'skirt. She wore a hat of •pink or-
ganza rosettes and *carried a.
'nosegay Of, White mums withpink'
carnations and streamers.' •
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Best man was Robert Young of
Schefferville, ,Quebec, brother of
the groom., The' usher wai James
LOvett of* St. Marys,
Receiving the guests was the
bride's mother who Chose- a pink
linen sheath dress with jacket' and
white andpink accessories. \ Her
corsage was, of/ pink carnations:
Assisting her was the groom's mo-
ther, :attired in a rose . linen suit
With •white accessOries and '.a cot -
sage of; pink carnations.
, The Weddingdinner was held,
in the Sunday • school rooms of
the ,United Church which •was de-
corated in the:'pink and white
theme, the table centred with the
wedding' • cake: AsSisting .at," the
dinner were Joyce Procter, Mary
Isobel Nethery, Mrs, James ,Young
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At the close of the Meeting each
Granchnother was presented with.
a beautiful potted plant, and a'
plant was taken to the Grandmci-
thers unable ' to he preknt.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Wil-
fred Hackett and Mrs. Alex Hac-
kett.. t
Betty and Shirley Johnston.
' For travelling, the bride chang-
ed to a navy bltie linen suit with
white accessories. They will re -
'side on the groom's farm atFt.R.
• 3 Teeswater. '
Guests were the bride's grand-
parents, Mr. •and Mrs. William
Brown:of Lucknow, .Mrs. Mabel,
Johnston of Huronview and Airs.
'Ella Reid of Kincardine, grand-
mother of the groom. Other guests
were present from •Lucknow, St.
Marys, Clinton Teesikater Kit-
chener, Waterloo, •London and
Schefferville.
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arilyn Henderson
on Bronze Medal'.
• Wises, 'Siberian Iris, and can-:
• dies formed the decoration for.
• the graduation dinner of the God-.
erich Business College, Which•was
held at The Little Inn, Bayfield,
on Saturday evening.
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Typewriting awards f o r , the
year were preSented by the Prin-
cipal, Mrs. F MWeaijer, with
the Complimept5 of the Business
Educators' Association of Can-
ada. Mrs. Mar3ralice Pearson won
.the Gold Medal' Award for 73
words per minute on A 10 -minute
test• with two errors. This is the.
second gold medal . award that
has been earned at the Goderich
Business College: Silver Medal
Awards for 60-69 wordsper min-
ute were won by, Teresa J. 'Gun- „
dari, Mary Alice Babb, and Bet-
va Allin Bronze Medal Awards
for 5:-59 words. per minute were
Won by Leny • Westerhout, Bette
McConnell, Heather Winter, Don- '
na Healy, Neil Josling; June Gov-
• ler,: Donna Fritzley, 'Carol Adkin, •
Gayle. Collins,. Marilyn Bender-
s o n, :Heather Mowat, Patricia
Stovve, Gregory McDonald, Lynda
Croft, Marlene'•White and Emmie
Wilccix, •
As soori as the examination rer,„,
sults for June are received from
the Association,: diplornas will. be
• issued .6y The Business Educa-
tors' Association of Canada Jo
'Graduates'. Gifts were presented to
the teachers, of the School and
to those who assisted, in appree.
lation 'of their excellent work.' '
• The Heywood§ led In a sing -song •
accompanied by the guitar,' which
formed a happy conclusion to a
pleasant and enjoyable evening.
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