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love mercy and to walk humbly with
thy God.
Rev. R, A, McConnell of Auburn,
conducted the service at Knox Pres-
byterian Church. He spoke from St.
John 2-n, This beginning of Mira-
cles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee and
manifested forth his glory and his dis,
eiples believed on him.
Given Presentation'
The Community Hall was the
scene of a pleasant social function on
Friday evening, when a large number
of relatives and friends gathered to
honor Ernest Pletch and his bride,
the former Miss Helen Sellers of Mor-,
ris. A complimentary address was read
by Miss Lela' Agar and a studio couch
a card table and a dining room table
mirror and a hassock, also a sum of-
money was prIented to the young
couple by Messrs. Roy Turvey, Frank
Shaw, Bob Fraser, Scott McLennan
and Wilfred Warwick. Mr. Pletch
made a suitable reply of appreciation,
Refreshments were served and danc-
ing was enjoyed to• music supplied by
Messrs. Lloyd Warwick, Ned Thomp-
son, Harry Garniss, Melvin Jermyn
and Mrs.' W. Brewer.
Rev. A. H. Hewitt, Mr, and Mrs.
Fleming Johnston, Allan, Roma and
Wilda Breckenridge, Jack Bosman,
Spence Scott, Wilda Agar and Mildred
Solicit, from the Y.P.U. of the United
Church attended the leadership train-
ing school for Y.P.U. and Sunday,
School workers at Wroxeter last week,
and will attend again this week.
Mr, arid Mrs. James Cleghorn of
Hamilton, are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Abraham.
Mrs. Gerry Wray of Woodrow,
Sask., arrived here this week and in-
tends to spend the winter with relativ-
es.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Miss
Helen Walker, Ken Felker and Bill
Adams, Rev. L. C. Jorgenson and Mrs.
Jorgenson represented the. Young
People's Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church at the Y.P.S. „Rally held at
Goderich on Friday evening.
Mrs. Black, Toronto, is holidaying
with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Sellers.
Mrs. Wilfred Gerrow and daughter,
Mrs. Maxine Fischer, Mrs. Betty Kel-
ly of Cleveland, Ohio, visited with re-
latiyes in the village. •Mrs. Gerrow
came to Canada to attend the Golden
Wedding of her parents, "Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Elliott at Wingham.
Mrs, David Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Smith and daughter, Marilyn
of Brussels, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Smith.
ST. 'HELENS
The November meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. R. J. Woods on Thurs-
day afternoon, November 7th., at 2.30.
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Teeswater Arena Campaign Planned
Teeswater and Culross Township
have .decided to go all out forC' their
new memorial arena to be built in the
town park. Canvassers have been ap-
pointed and the canvas is to start on
November 4th. The finance committee
is composed of M,A. Donahue, chair-
man; R. H. King, secretary and Alex
B. ,McKague, treasurer,
BELMORE
The Missionary meeting of the Un-
ited Church was held on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Wesley Tremble.
The McIntosh ladies held a most
successful Bazaar, Wednesday after-
noon • in the school room of their
church, Everything went off with a
bang, especially the homemade soap.
With the beautiful rain Thursday and
home made soap hubby 'will get his
shirt washed. As the lunch hour is
always a pleasant affair, much more
so when you get a generous helping.
Our Macintosh ladies excel along this
line. Their tea was lovely.
Friday evening, old and young gath-
ered in the school room to do honor
to Mr, aand Mrs. Ross McKague, they
presented them with a sum of money.
Mrs. Roy Rutherford, Mrs. Fraser,
Mrs. Arnold Jeffray, Sally and Billy,
and M. Jeffray were in Teeswater on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Butcher is spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Farrell.
Mrs. Zinn, Betty and Mrs. McCul-
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mats, A .spirea bush below broke her
fall, and she suffered only an injury
to her ankle and being badly shaken
tip, MorTower
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Kincardine To Expropriate
Presbyterian church Land
Expropriation proceedings have been
instituted by Kincardine Public
ities Commission against the congre-
gation of Knox Presbyterian Church,
The commission, in monthly session,
approved a request to the town coun-
cil to pass a .hy-law for expropriating
church owned land, which, the corn,'
mission claims, is needed as the site .
for the new water tower. The commis- •
sion made an offer to purchase the
land, but in session the congregation
decided it did not wish to sell the pro-
perty, which is due north of the'
church.
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WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 184
H. Currie in Wingham United Church
on Sunday, where Mr. W. Posno of
London, was soloist.
lough called on Mrs: Rutherford, Tues-
day.
Mr. George Merkley has installed
another pump. We will soon have
more gasoline pumps than people.
Miss Bessie Scott spent the week-
end with her sister at Wingham.
Mrs. Ballagh is still under the Dr's.
care.
Mrs. Mundell, Wingham, had the
misfortune to slip. fracturing her ankle,
Miss M. Jeffray spent Saturday ev-
ening with Mrs. Alex Corrigan, Blue-
vale, Sunday with Mrs, Bumstead,
Wingham, also called on Mrs. King.
Many from. here listened to Rev. L.
A C. C. F. BROADCAST Wingham, Ont. 'phone 181
Johnston; groomsman, Campbell. Rob-
ertson ;pastor, Carl, Johnston, Soloist,
Mrs. Bill Peacock, pianist, Mrs. Carl
Johnston; ushers, iss Jean Anniss,
Mrs. Jim Johnston. The old fashioned
costumes were both amusing and at-
tractive.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston were present-
ed with a china cabinet, a pair of tali-
les and a reading lamp. Mrs, Walter
Smillie read the address. The groom
replied briefly. After refreshments,
were served, the young people enjoyed
dancing; -
BLUEVALE
Newly Weds Honoured •
A party in honour of Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming Johnston, who were recently
married was held in the Community
B all, on Thursday evening. Rev. A,
▪ Hewitt, was chairman, Mrs. ,Hew-
itt and Mrs. McCracken sang a duet,
accompanied by Mrs. W, J. Johnston.
Solos were sung by Ross Smith and'
Phyllis Hamilton, Messrs. Whitehead
and Campbell gave orchestra selec-
tions, A reading was given by Mrs.
M. L. Aitken. Delores Hamilton Play-
ed a guitar selection and an Irish Folk,.
• dance was given by Norma Moffatt
• and Kay Thompson. A mock wedding
was staged by the following young
people. Bride, Scott • McLennan, the
bridesmaid, Allan Breckenridge; brid-
es father, Bill Peaoock, groom, Jim
it
ChUrch News
At the morning service in the United
Church Rev. Arthur H. Hewitt took
his text from Micah 6th Chapter, verse
8. He hath'sheiVeC1 thee, oh maul. what
is good, and what doth the Lord re-
quire of thee but to do justly and to
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Mrs. Will Rutherford; Mrs. Wm.
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Mrs. Wtn. Rutherofrd, Mrs, W. I. Mil-
ler,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barbour 'of
Guelph, were visitors with the, latter's
mother, Mrs. R. J, Woods.
Mrs. G S. McIntyre and little 'son,
Donald, left on Sunday for' their new
home in Meaford, where Mr, McIntyre
is on the staff of the High School.
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INTERESTING CLIPS I
OF DISTRICT NEWS
Ape 6uolereWeareiViteagfAoteeteda Brussels Couple 52 Years Married
Congratulations' were the order of
the day for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ker-
ney of Brussels, who celebrated their'
52nd. wedding anniversary on October
24th. Born 78 years ago, in Morris
Township; Mr, Kerney left the family
homestead in his early. twenties to
serve his apprenticeship as a barber in
St. Marys. While operating his own
business in St. Marys he met and mar-
ried Miss Elspeth Smith, daughter of
the, late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith,
The marriage took place in First Pres-
byterian Church, St. Marys, and the
officiating minister was the late Rev..
T, A, Cosgrave.
Mr, and Mrs. Kerney then Moved
to Wingtiatn where Mr. Kerney con-
ducted a barber's business for nine
years, 'Mr. Kerney then' exchanged
the scissors for the plough and farmed
for a-number of years in Morris town-
ship. They retired to Brussels 13 years
ago,
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flush and refill with B-A
Hypoid Gear or Trans-
mission lubricant accord•
ing to car manufacturers'
recommendations—giving
complete winter protec-
tion to these vital parts.
5. FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS
—Remove front wheels,
carefully wash bearings
and repack with B-A
Wheel Bearing Grease.
6. HOSE CONNECTIONS —
Check radiator and heater
hose and tighten all con-
nections to ensure there
are no leaks.
7. RADIATOR — Drain,
clean and reverse-flush
the radiator to remove
dirt and scale and assure
efficient operation of cool-
ing system. Refill for the
required protection with
B-A Frost Cop or B-A
Nevrfrez.
8. BATTERY — Check volt-
age and hydrometer
readings and recharge if
necessary. Clean and ap-
ply grease on terminals
to prevent corrosion and
check battery connections
for wear.
9. SPARK PLUGS—Remove,
clean and regap spark
plugs for greater economy
and better engine per-
formante.
I. CRANKCASE — Drain,
flush and refill crankcase
with correct winter grade
of B-A Peerless Motor
Oil. "It's Alloyed" to give
complete protection
under extreme winter
driving conditions.
2.- CHASSIS—Lubricate the
chassis with BTA quality
lubricants, using the B=A
Chek Chart which as-
sures the right lubricant
in the right place, ac-
cording to car manufac-
turers' specifications,
3. TRANSMISSION
flush and refill with B-A
Winter Transmission Oil
—assuring quick get-away
in sub-zero temperatures.
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TroVebriclge Man Hurt
In Runaway Accident
Roy Thcdorff of Trowbridge, has
been admitted to the Listowel ,Mtn-
Oriel Hospital, Suffering from mutter-
ous abrasions and a lacerated scalp,
Suffered in a runaway accident, He
was taking'grain to the chopping mill
at MOleSWortli When his Leant bolted,
He was dragged a considerable dis.
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Mrs, E, 8, Coghlin of AtWood, nar.
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the railing of the balcony at her home.
there on Xing Street collapted while
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