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Fortunately, the purple could be washed off with water. today Ressessssmedussuones 633â€"1432 Gary added, "Youth today recognize that modern governments have failed to rid the earth of war, sufâ€" fering, oppression by large business empires or crime syndicates. The solution, however, is not in rebellion against all authority, which only leads to anarchy. Vocal or violent dissent most often only compounds the problem. Gary and his many young friends from the Weston area expect to be among the many hundreds of volunteer workers who will contribute to the successful organization of the four day Witness gathering. Among the many duties to be perâ€" formed, much of which will be cared for by youthful delegates, will be sweeping, cleaning, kitchen duties, guides and attendants. All agree that the gathering could not possibly function smoothly without willing workers guided by respected authority. _ Respect for properly constituted, deserving Gary will be one of 100 delegates from the Weston congregation who will attend the fourâ€"day Divine Rulership district assembly of Jehovah‘s Witnesses scheduled for the Fort Erie Race Track, July 13 to 16. It is expected that a very large portion of the ten thousand persons expected to attend will be made up of teenagers. He continued, ‘"Most of us were born into an atâ€" mosphere that just does not accept authority; in fact, authority has almost become a bad word. It just doesn‘t sit well. Rebellion is no longer the exclusive badge of the revolutionary. Authority is undermined in every conâ€" ceivable way and often this is just the silent, destructive defiance of authority by plain ordinary citizens." "Let‘s forget about each one doing his own thing and for a constructive change, let‘s each one help his neighâ€" bor do the right thing. That‘s what this assembly is all about." The speaker was Gary Spisak, 25â€"yearâ€"old minister in training and active member of the Weston Congregation of Jehovah‘s Witnesses. _â€" PBE Witnesses to meet at Fort Frie Minerva and Sam Thempson, Jasper Avenue, are pictured cutting their euniversary cake during a surprise party held by neighbours and family to celebrate their 36th wedding an niversary. The couple were married June 20, 1936 and have resided on Cordella Avenue for over 20 yers. Mr. Thompson retired from Canada Packers in 1963. The couple have two children, John and Ruth and three grandchildren, Karen, Carol and Glen. SHOE STORE 2934 DUNDAS ST. W . 769â€"2045 Open Daily to 6 (Thurs. & Fri. tilll 9) â€"Closed Satarday July 1st. 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He prepared the easily followed guide for Canadian Industries Limited and this yearâ€"round guide is available free from CIL lawn and _ garden . products dealers. ‘"This guide gives you something to build on," Mr. Bradshaw says. ‘"Too often gardening books are so packedâ€"full of advice you can‘t see the wood for the trees. Use these basic rules, end you‘ll soon learn how to grow a perfect garden. Among other things, delegates to the Witness convention will be taught that divine authority is the solution. The public discourse for Sunday afâ€" ternoon is entitled Divine authority and that, to us, is the authority of Jehovah God himself is the only remedy." Using these few simple rules will help make you a firstâ€"class gardener, acâ€" cording to John Bradshaw‘s Lawn and Garden Guide. First class gardiner SIZES 4A to Eâ€"4‘/ to 11 (Not all sizes e BANDOLINOS eBACHELOR GIRL ©GOLD CROSS eCLARK‘S eCOBBIES e FLORSHEIM eBRAYCO eDECLARO ‘‘Plants, like people, hate stuffy stagnant air. So don‘t crowd them together. Ask your nursery man how far to space plants apart. "Lettuce hates heat. Corn hates cold. So plant lettuce and other coolâ€"season crops early so they grow during cooler weather. Corn, melon and other warmâ€"season crops should be planted when continuous warm weather is in sight. ‘"Be good to your garden. Don‘t feed your plants a bread and water diet â€" feed them steak and salad. Then sit back and watch them grow. ‘"Most garden plants look terrible in poor soil. Many will die. The truth is, they were bred to be fed. Just as farmers fertilize their crops frequently, you should feed your garden. Because â€" it must be obvious â€" the food in the soil gets used up. This applies to vegetables, trees, shrubs, flowers and lawns. They all need feeding every year. ‘Now different plants need different types of food. Plants that flower heavily (like _ geraniums _ and petunias) need lots of phorphorus. Grass needs lots of nitrogen. "‘Your garden and lawn should get a good thorough soak once a week. Don‘t give a daily sprinkle. Sprinkling each day keeps roots near the surface, and they quickly get dried up or burned. Water until the soil is moist to a depth of six inches. Check by digging into soil with trowel. own. You should put a 2â€"inch thick layer of compost on all flower and vegetable beds every spring without fail. Mix it into the soil to a depth of six inches. Rulership the Only Hope of All Mankind. The gathering itself will demonstrate the harmonious happy result of a body of persons who respect authority. Discourses, discussions and dramatic plays will show how young and old alike can live under an administration of divine Good Selection of Brand Name Handbags Greatly Reduced in every line) These young people are not looking for a purpose in life â€" they have one. Out of step with many of their peers, they are more interested in being in step with Jehovah God. 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