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THE LUCKNOW_ SENTINEL,.
s FloraDUrfliflHonored-At• oione -
(P11ngan1non News):'
>i(u Flora. Dur.nin. who recently
kited' home economist for Grey
ntY;was guest of honour at a
ou.
laser at the Markdale hotel when
off and former members of
s Grey county department of.
iticulture ipresented, her with a
sage and a gift certificate;
e cemetery committee is
ubsed to report the collection
mounted to $130.,00 at the merit-
riti service on Sunday.
Mrs. T,S, Reed and son Benson
[Vancouver,, B.C. were visitors
r,Stinday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
u Brown-, •• .
,'.and:Mas, Warren Bamford,
*igind Ruth visited with. Mr
Mr.; T.C..Anderson, and Mr,
d Mrs, Robt, •Stothers and family
Gently..'.. • . .
4r:, and Mrs. Delmar Maize and
nmie, of Toronto. visited. on the ,
ek-end with Mr, and Mrs; Bert
lig and other relatives.
;ongratulations 'to Bill Blake . for
ing successfuil•' in. receiving his.
erim teachers.certificate from
Watford teachers College.
it. and. Mr's.Cliff Jardine and
ee children have moved; from
ionto to Miss Caldwells'• house,
the village. '
INGANNON W.1.
lie June meeting of the Dungan,.
nWomens'. Institute was held at
s home of Mrs; W. Brown with.
president, Jvirs. W. Zinn ist
chair.
hould the,age for voting be.
WO was the roll call.
ars. 1. Riveat..was named ,the
'der for the fall 4-H club project
itch is "Supper Club" , . An...
dstantleader is t,o be appointed
Ile motto "The Foundation. of
eP port ,On
oronto..Conve ,ration
n:overflow crowd of 48,118
rd Nathan H. Knorr, president
the Watch Tower Society, at
niainsession•of the "God's.
' of .Liberty" Dist riot, Assembly
Jehovah's Witnesses.. Mr.. Ralph
ie, presiding. ministr of the.
ngannen Congregation, stated=
tMr: Knorr's.subject--at the
Rialto Exhibition Grandstand
as•entit]ed What .Has God's,
ingdom Been Doing Since •1914?"'
Speaking to delegates from.'
(ght provinces of Canada, 45
ates and 14 other countries.,
Hort stated, . "When the 'Mess- •
inic,kingdon;of•God was instal
d in heaven, there had to be a'
orldwide pioclanation of that
:w government df the universe,
r that 'was .to be the government
rdoing away.with all the iirl-
rfect Gentile governments .of
e.earth and for giving people a
irfect government :'`
This had to be, " Knorr explain-
,'''...., because [esus the messiah ,
1 long ago committed the mess-
is kingdom of God to. making
it a worldwide proclamation; ". '
;noir continued, "A fter. fondling
.rising of nation against nation
l of kingdom against'kingdom '
World War 1, .with hard times `to
low, Jesus told his disciples:
his good news, of•the kingdom
Ilk preached in all the inhab-,
dearth for a witness to all the
tons, and then the end will
e, - Matthew 24.7-14:
as•God's'Messianic kingdom
n having that done on earth
e 1014'" Knott asked .
t no one now be blinded by ,
kingdom's enemy, Satan the
i1," Knorr said in answer+,
•
hold the evidence that God's
ssianic kingdom 'ex'ists t It is
"ower in the heavens since. 1914,
as since then.been doing things,
Dist in the invisible heavens.,,
also here at the earth. God's'
Canadian character and prosperity •
was not :Laid: by' timid citizens" was
given by Mrs. KP, Dawson'.
A •letter of appreciation for het
nrtany years of Women's Institute •
work isto be sent to Miss Flora
Durnin..on her retirement...
As Mr, R: Hays of Goderich who
was to have been the guest speaker
was unable to be present, a hurn.'
mous reading "Carty me back to
old 'Yesterday" was given by Mrs..
L.. leers, Also an was,
on "sit-
tersm was given by Mrs. C. Crozier
Of interest to all was •a niisce:1-.
lan.eous auction with Mr: W , • Brown.`
as auctioneer. '. • ' '
After singing the Queen and
Institute Grace; lunch was served
by the hostesses, Mr.. W.' Zinn,
Mrs..Bessie Stewart'and. Miss 13,:
McCannel.
Mr. and Mrs,, ,,'T. M, Durnin•are
at their summer cottage 'near Pori
Elgin where Mr .Durnin has riding.
horses. .
Betty Irvin has.�accepted a pos-
iti'on with London Life in London.
She spent the ,week -end at her
home here.
Karen Dawson of Galt was a
visitor with her parents, Mr'. and
Mrs. 'K; K Dawson for the week-
end.
Mrs.•Alma FineSof Toronto spent
the week .end wi.th•Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Blake and family.
Mr. and Mrs; Jerry Wilbur and
Bradley of Toronto are spending
the:•month at their house. in the
/village. ,
Mrs Dynes Campbell.,spent a few
days;.last week visiting with her
sister in Leamington: •. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Connely .of
Port Hope were Sunday visitors. with
Mr,. and Mrs..A J. Sherwood.
kingdom by• means of his._ Messiah.,
Christ, is now: the biggest issue.
before all mankind in this time'
of decision
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A. new Bible -study aid, entitled
Life Everlasting in Freedom :of •the
Sons of God was 'announced and :.
,released at the convention. .`Two •
mff lion copies,were printed in
the first. edition, At massinmers
sion services conducted' in con-`
in'ection nvith.,the convention, 483
new, ministers were baptized.'
Up to 8,600 of'the delegates
volunteered their time free of.
charge to take• Gare of the work-
ing force' and'to maintain :the
organizational, structure' of the 20
departments. set. up' to serve the. •
convention's- needs.,
The Toronto gathering was the,
first: of 16 .such conventions arrang-
ed by the .'Watch. Tower Society
for. Canada and the'.United States
this summer. ` The next conven-
tion,. with an identical.program,
begins Wednesday. June 29, at
Corner Brook, Newfoundland.;
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Shower He!d For
Anne Ritchie
A very enjoyable evening was:
spent on. Thursday, June 30th, • •
; when friends :and relatives gathered;
at the home of Mrs. David A . Hack
:ens for a miscellaneous shower in
honour. ' of• Anne Ritchie. Misses '
'Karla Riegling ana. Wanda, Hunter,.
:as her attendants, escorted Anne ,
.:to •a prettily decorated chair ;
• Mrs . ;Douglas Raynard played .the
Bridal March. '
Mrs, Charlie Wilkins was 'chair -
lady for an interesting; program •
which included contests and garnes.
.conducted by Barbara Wilkins, Mrs.
David A . iiackett, Mrs. Douglas:
Raynard, Mrs. Bill (loss and Mrs.
Wilkins,:Mrs. Jim Hunter gave an
'amusing reading.
Mrs', Hackett read an address in
rhyme and Joan and Lori Hackett
and Susan Cook helped Anne bring
in`the gifts. Her attendants assisted in opening the gifts while Bar-
bara Wilkins. and. Barbara: Riegling
made Anne,a hat with all the
pretty bows.'
Anne very fittingly thanked the
ladies - for all the lovely gifts and
invited them to her trousseau tea
at�het home on July 9th.
A delirious luric,h and a social
• hour brought the happyevening to
g
.a close. •
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BELL' - CARTER
Saint Paul's Anglican Church,
Pinkerton was the setting for the
wheniBet y Isabel,' eldest daugin Saturday, June hter
g
of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Carter, R.
R.2, Wingham, became the bride
of Harold Edwin'Befl, son of Mrs,
Alice Bell and the late John. Bell,
R.R. 1 Pinkerton,
Rev. Boaz officiated at the dou-
ble ring ceremony,; Mrs. Shirley
Thompson, Glammis was soloist.
She sang "The Lord's Prayer" and.
"0 Perfect Love" while Mrs. Ina.
Fullerton,. Paisley., was organist..
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor length' gown Rev, Carl Krug.
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dress with .a lace jacket and wore a
corsage of pinit„rnums,
For• .a wedding trip to Niagara Falls.
and district the bride wore a two-
piece blue suit of lace with a cor-
sage of pink 'mums , Mr. and Mrs.'
Bellwill reside in Glammis.
Prior to -the wedding a miscellan
eons shower was held in Walkerton
by Mrs ..Frances Fitzpatrick and '.
Mrs, Jean Bolton,when employees
of Campbell's Soup presented the
bride with many useful gifts,, .
of white legoda,. The bodice'was
appliqued "with Chantilly lace, with
three-quarter 'length Sleeves. Her
pure silk illusion veil• was held with.
crystal.and seed pearls and she
carried a bouquet of pink 'roses with
white' mums.
Mrs. June Metzgar, .Lakelet; was
matron of honor,. She wore a
street -length gown Of blue organza
and carried a bouquet of :pink: mum
Bridemaids were Miss Marlene
Carter of Walkerton,' cousin of.the
bride . and Miss Audrey Carter of
Wingham, sister of the bride, They
wore dresses identical to that of
the matron of honor but in pink
organza. They'also carried bouqu-
ets of pink murns.. 'Each'wore 'a
snatching headband and.
-pearl ac-
cessories..
Best man was Norman Bell, Pink-
erton, brother of the groom, while
ushers were Albert Bell, Toronto
brother of the groom .and Lloyd
Carter,Pine River, brother of the
bride.
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Dinner was held at Danny's Rest- and as vice-principal and .registrar
aurant, Wingham, for95 guests :have given him first-hand know
and .a reception followed *at'the ledge, of the problems likely .to be
Legion come for about 200 guests. faced in building a new university.
,The guests were ;received bythe in Northern Ontario. ' '
bride's mother, who chose a blue Mr Krug served in the Intelligeri-!.
lace sheath dress with corsage of ce Corps during World War 11 and
deep pink mums: following his pastorate it Belgrave
She wasassisted by the groom's served United. Church•appointments
mother who chosea green sheer at Toronto. and Hamilton;
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Rev. C.. J., Krug, who served
as minister of the Belgrave United.
Church and, was familiar to radio.
and television audiences. in this'
area, has been named principal of
Algoma University College at
Sault Ste. Marie. •
Mr. Krug, is, at present vice-
principa I . and registrar of Hunting- '
don .College. at'Laurentian Uniiver
sity in. Sudbury .
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Lawrence Brown -chairman and
president of the Algoma • College
Association, said, this week'that
it is hoped to have Algoma Univers
city , an affiliate of Laurentian
University, operating by the . fall •
of next year:
Mr. Brown said that Mr. Krug's
experience, both as a professor and
chairman of the .department of
philosophy at Huntingdon College
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