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THE, 'LUCKNQW SENTINEL, ;LUCKNQW ONTARICI.
"WEDNESDAY,, MAR, ,oth, ] 961.
JBL,ICITY FOR
hol', he said, also quoting from
the report; "Recognition of a
OL POLICY' wrong within the church is, not
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;Representatives from . United
Church'..congregations in Huron
Presbytery . met .this: week in
+Clir>4ton to, discuss 'the report of'.
the Commission' on, Temperance
,
'oli y as it was presented to the.
1911 ;; General Council 'of the
Church held. in Edmonton last
Septernber.'A motion asking, that.
'eneral Council ' "make a release
,to' the press in regard to our•op-
, position .to .• the liquor traffic
was approved by the Presbytery.
Bev. T.G. Husser . of Wingham.
proposing' the motionstated
that the general public: has been
left with a • distorted view of'' the
-church's policy.' "Our .church is
m
comitted 'to" a policy of `active
resistance to ", the evils , of the
liquor . traffic' : and `responsible
concern for the widespread probr
leets it creates'," said Mr, Hus-,
ser, ,quoting from the : report
which was.' adopte d by the Gen-
eral Council. • '"We. have favour-
ed the establishment of national
advertising ` codes on condition
that 'the objective would be in
line. with the • Bracken Commis-
sion, .namely, the, elimination of
all liquor advertising and promo-
tion'," said Mr.' Husser again
quoting the report.
Rev.. ' A. .''E.' Holley of Grand.
Bend, who acted as moderator of.
the discussion, outlined the con=
;tent of .the ' report and': drew . at-
tention to • the • recommendations.
"Voluntary total' . abstinence is
recommended: :as `.the wisest;and;
safest course to follow in rela-
tion to the ,use of:beverage alco-
MARK WEDDING .
ANNIVERSARY
e o
u' a: e c u'rc as, a-
ways recognized faults • in, its.
membership; but, l e added, "there
is a differencebetween recogni
gtion of a wrong, practice and ap-
proval of• that practice." 'It was
pointed out: in the discussion, that.
•the. United: Churchin its Councils
has, not approved. •the use of Alco-
cholic beverages asan ideal of
.Christian conduct for its mem-
bers and that the Church still
,holds to. the policy of voluntary;
total abstinence. At the same
time the recent Council did call
upon, the •membership of the
church. to `practice Christian love
in their attitude to all -men' and
'to be ' informed .in their 'opinions
Land tolerant toward•;their fellow•
church. members who' hold 'dif-
ferent views."Attention was
drawn to the section, of the re -
;port which outlines guidesto
responsible conduct' for (both.
'Moderate drinkers" and "total
abstainers."
Also considered, 'at this meet.
ing held in Wesley -Willis United
Church in ;Clinton was the: inter-
im ..report on "TheDoctrine and
Practice of Church Membership,"
MARKED GOLDEN'.
WEDDING IN WEST
• --rte.,
Mr, and .iMrs ' David'. R. Suther-
land of ' Tuxford,, Sask., were
honoured guests recently .when
family and friends gathered in
the Elks Social Hall,: Moose Jaw
on the occasion of their' golden.
wedding .:anniversary, . A. pro-
gran'une was..enjoyed , followed''
by a buffet supper;, They were'.
presented with two large easy,
chairs • Mr. and 'Mrs. Sutherland,
the• former Sadie Dewar of Nairn
Ontario were 'married on Janu-
ary 31st, 1911, ping to Moose -
Jaw in 1913. 'They have lived :in
Moose Jaw ' district_ ever since;;
Mr. 'Sutherland 'is, a native .of
Kinloss` Township, and . a brother
of Hugh and Miss Martha Suther-
land. of Lucknow: •
Entire family of the couple
were .present, who are: Mrs. E,
Galvin '(Anna) of Calgary;. Mrs.
G. W. Bruce (Irene) of Ottawa;
Stewart • and Fraser • of • Moose
Jaw.''_
Congratulatory messages were
received' from, : Prime' ' Minister
John . Diefenbaker, ..Lester • B.
Pearson, 'Premier T. ,C. Douglas,
Ernest` Pascoe, 'M.P., Hon. W. J.
Davies, .Lt.` Col. G. W. Bruce of
Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs.. J., iV,
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Out. of town guests present
were, . Len Short of Vancouver,
Mr. and; ;Mrs. A. H.. Stephenson
of Edmonton„ Mrs, C. A, Step-
enson of Calgary,:. Mrs., Cora
Steward of Regina, :Mrs, E. Web;
ater,; Mrs, Gordon, Dear, Ste-
wart Dewar and Miss.. Helen
Yurkowski of .Regina, , ,
ZION'•
Miss Anne `Ritchie spent the
week-eri:d ' ' in" Acton with ;her
;grandmother, 'Mrs: _ ,ary McAu-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs.' • Less Ritchie
spent an evening last •week .with.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie.'
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swan and.
Mr.:' and Mrs.' Russel • Swan, ‘at-
tended' the wedding of • Everett
Swan and' 'Pat Zimmerman on
'Friday, ' March: '3rd. at the Thorne
of the bride's: parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Zimmeriinan of Galt.`
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hackett
visited Sunday "evening ,with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Errington of .St.
Helens.
Mr. and.. Mrs. Harvey Ritchie
and family and Mr. and' Mrs. Will
Ritchie •spent Sunday in Goderich
with Mrs. Jean 'Papernick., .
TO EQUIP CHA:PEL,;
,A►T COUNTY
anadian Le ion, arid ,Auxil ar ?
branches; in 'Bruce County, : nuzn
kering about` 25, will .undertake
to,equip .the new 'chapel in .'the:
!County Home for the ,Aged, now.
under construction at Walkerton,: .
Representatives from the Lr uok
no!w Legion and Auxiliary : at
tended the meeting in Walkerton •
when: the project' was discussed;,
The .plans:' is to .supply pews,
stained° glass windows, carpeting,
fittings ' for two clergy rooms,
• organ, drapes,' and' ar,emern
brance book, The cost is ,expect-
.ed, to be between _$4,000 . Ss $5,000.. ,
The 'building, to be "known as
Br; uce Lea Haven, is to . be fin
idled b.y ,the middle of : June' or
the first of July, it was an.nounc
ed recently. It will include a sec-
tion for. chronically .ill inmates,,
and • such extra. features as a
small barber shop. •
.About half "the cost of over
$800,000; which does not include
•bhe "extra's, will. be paid by gov-
ernment subsidies..:
Splinters on the ladder of suc-
cess are .much sharper on the way
. down.
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A 'family\gathering was :held ■
at the .home ' of Mr. and , Mrs. : 2
Mark •Johnson on Saturday ev- ' ■
ening, March 4th to;`. celebrate. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's :' forty- . '■
'fifth .,Wedding anniversary: A so-
•cial . evening , was , • spent after ■
vihich . lunch was served: Those :'
resent ' for the'' ' occasion were : si •
Ir, and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins,
Jondon, ; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, ,■
Johnson, . Mrs and Mrs. Elwood
•Hodgins and son, Toronto, . Mr. ■
and Mrs. Percy Deyell and son, : ■
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Donald ■
Martin and family,. 'East; Wawa- ■
nosh; Mr sand -•Mrs. Bert Moss ■
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and son,' Auburn; .'• Mr. Donald . ■
Johnson, Simcoe; Mr. and -Mrs''
Cliff .Johnson and Barry ` and ■'.
Lloyd Johnson. We extend con-
gratulations to Mr: and Mrs. ■
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Mr. Earl Culbert, London, cal- a
led on friends ' on the line on ■
Saturday. ■.
Mr. •and Mrs. Currie Colwell is
• and family' were Sunday visitors ■
with Mr. and Mrs. ' Wm, Eadie. .
-Little Ann Ackert spent a few
dayslast week with her : grand- ■
parents,'' Mr. .and' • Mrs. G. Mc,.
Callurn, Listowel: ■
Mr. :and Mrs. Lorne'- Eadie
spent Friday in London. •
Mr: and Mrs.. Douglas Smith &
Chris, Kitchener, were - recent'
-visitors.. with Mr. arid Mrs. Jim • r.
Smith. ■
Mrs. urice' Hodgins .is 'visit -
Mg :this week' with her parents, la'
Mr and. Mrs. Mark 'Johnson. ' • •
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Mr: and Mrs. Corbett, Barrie;:
are visiting at the `Richard Elliott
home.
Sister Inured In Fall • ■
Mr.' and Mr$•.; Sam Earmer
visited on Sunday in London ■
With relatives. ' Mrs. Farmer's ■.
sister, Mrs. Cooper, had the mis- ,
fortune . to fall and break her • i
back. ■
Congratulations to Mrs • and • ;
, Mrs, 'Brian Doelman on the birth ■
of a daughter in, Wingharm. Hos- . ■'
pital• an March 2nd, i
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STATIONERY NEEDS ca be E
filled at The Sentinel, writing ■
• Most municipal and rural wa-
ter has, hardness 'rating in excess ,
of ' 10 grains, This is very hard
water •• in which `.case the installa-
tion of A .MIRACLE WATER
CONDITIONER in .your home; is;
'the solution. ,•
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Actually, it • costs'' -you money
to have that , dull hair, those gray
sheets, '.that ring in the bathtub,
. and ,the film •on \dishes. ;
In water, such as Most of '.the.
supply ' in the:. town . and rural
area; ,as much as 80 per cent of
the cleaner Is wasted this way.
This deposit also causesclothes
to 'wear : out ,9 more quickly. It
can ','clog .:drains by uniting,. with
grease in, an almost' solid mass.
These minerals can ; raise. your
hot water heating bill .by -form-
sing a: scale on 'the inside of the
boiler and : heating .elements. •
IN INDUSTRY ,TOO
Conditioned water. has , its uses
in business and industry, too.
Restaurants find it not. • only
saves, you money' on soap, but
also food products such as cof-.
fee and : tea,' 'Smaller amounts
are needed and the product`
tastes •better: made ' with condi-
tioned 'water.
ondi=tioned'water. •
Laundries . and Iaundroniats,
use, conditioners and apartment
• building owners have started .to
advertise the presence• of condi-
tioned, water as an added at-
traction 'for prospective tenants:
The answer is conditioned wa-
ter from which hardening chem-
.
• cals such as lime: magnesium ,arid
iron; are:removed by A• MIRA-
CLE WATER CONDITIONER:
paper., envelopes', hasty notes, ■
/hank .yo`4 ;dotes,,,bcxed greeting i' .
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file ,folders, 'receipt books, "state= 'al.'
ment ;pads,. ' scratch pads, Pens,■
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efil.ls, and many other items. . PHONE 687
'The, Luckriow Sentinel;
35,, Y.,uck low,
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your hair and take the tattle -tale •
gray out of your washing, and
save money doing•
its
All in all A .MIRACLE
TER CONDITIONER can save:
the average family hundreds of.
dollars . annually'.
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