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liOSPEL
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Remembering the' ,.1.0
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qospai Meeting at 7,30
Each Th‘irPday eveningtVp,lii,
Prayer Meeting and Bibi*Stuely
to attend, rather than an evangel-
it r gEieh Night of the Ise° Mission where the emphasis
Hod" is the theme of the is plagod upon. conversion. The
Mission to be eondgcted .171111la,414 'eeknreitment to
'Os Angli etm Church, lay !Christ will come through a better
understanding of the one service P. T. JOnleri, rector of the that the Lord Jesus cOMManded to f the ReSurrection, 1-tent-
COMmencing this coming be -bola.
pudgy evening, November 11th, at the Rev, F. T. James, whose
7.40, and, continuing each home town is Walkerton, is in the
tOrtilday Prening, Monday through midst of 4 very successful ministry
as rector of the Church of the
Reshrrection, ',tendon. tinder his
directlon.the parish as grown and
in 1904 a beautiful new church with
on adjoining rectory, was built at
the corner Or Oxford and Front
streets in London, Mr. James ,is
known for his humility and sincer-
ity far beyond the bounds 43f, his
present pariah. A graduate 'of
,
Hur
on Colleget Mr. Jamey is a brother
of the Rev,, X. II, James, who was-
rector of St. Paul's Church li
Wingliont at the close of the war,
weitelr clarity to that et4 red WI"' can Pull free :from the coat 'ben
the .comb, extracted •and. creamed. •"'° '44" groVirs
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Testatnentir, the Reran and the the 411101(111 body or it can be, Je'f .
Scandinavian Sagas, honey ,moved and (saved for future 'use,,
centuries, It is the only natural
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coat 14 place on the Aultrieri body,
exploiting , ,the honeybee,. 1401b,- The Scent of the lamb' then
AftPr 1111 years has been ITO) the ..c04 over the. peWborn.
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The, California Wool Qrowers,.:
and is sold In various farms—In t oast,
31.,:riday, I,3Q p.m, the people of
1lt, Paul's will study the Sacra-
ipent of Holy Communion under
Ina direction,
Commenting on the mission the
kector of St,, Paul's, the Rev, R. L.
Parker, said, "It tapes a SPeob?3,
inert to give up one hour of
-17ery evening for a whole week
:along with the rearrangement of
one's plans, Yet the benefit derived
frolli this discipline, Phis the
)111eWledge gained at the serViceSt
will be -of great spiritual value to
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Like the TV, program the story
centres around the high school
'teacher's adventures, 'romantic
and otherwise,' and is chiefly
made up of comedy situations.
Honey, the sweet 'food relished
alike by athletes .and babies, Is
One of the world's most widely,
diatribated agricUallral crops.
There is scarcely a, country
where inineybeea have not been
kept. Honey has been produced
In tropic and temperate scms, in
desert and mountain regions, in
Plains and swamps.
lrronv ;Ctillopia, where, it may
be servo in a rhinoperotis horn,
to New Zeeland, where Mount
Everest climber Sir 'Edmund Hil-
lary keeps his bees from Alaska
to Brazil; from Scotland's heather
to Hawaii's carob tree;. from Peru
to Japan, honey is known and
prized.
Because of its high contents of
simple sugars, Olympic athletes
since the original Greek games
have eaten it for energy, It is
used in many infant-feeding for-
mulas as a readily digestible
body builder,
Honey, is, easy for,,Man to digest
because the bees have done part
of 'the work' fozi him, Flower nee=
tar gathered into hives, is treated
by the bees with enzymes„ which
break down its sweetness content
into dextrose and levqlose,, both
simple sugars, Also present in tile
honey are vitamins, minerals and
ocher body-building elements.
The bepa need all their well-
publicized industry to produce
honey, ...The .average worker bee
will gather enough nectar for a
teaspoonful of 'honey in its six
weeks of, life, Production of a
pound' of honey requires 35,000
trips froin, the hive. The Most
Popular container of honey—the
16-ounce bottle—holds the essence
of ?,000,000 blossoms.. ^
In the United States, some 253,,
000,000 pounds of honey' were pro-
duced last year,. The crop came
over with early settlers, astoniab-
ing 'the Indians, who called them
"white man's flies." Bees found'
wild here, except for such natives
as the bumble bee, escaped from
their keepers,,
Each flower produces, a distinct,
type of honey. A dePartment store,
once rounded up 169 kinds. of,
honey from 18 . states and 12 for-
eign countries. Most popular in
the United States •is..clover honey,
with alfalfa, orange blossom; sage,
tulip tree, buckwheat, sourwood
and other varieties alse highly
,-Central Press qanwitan
This combined `, trumpet. and 'bton corps, the Youngest in
Canada, has been ivited to perform at lithe Rose Bowl- football
ganie in' California on -New Year's Day, They Want to go, and
hope to gO, but there- is a matter of,.raising $4,000' to' finance the
trip: Their parents 'and :the town council of Colborne, Ont., have
their heads' together figuring out plans to raise, the funds, but
; 'so far they haven't. come UP with any guarantee the youngsters
' will be-able: to gp,,. They have perfected 10 routines that they are
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PHONE 53 WINGHMA ,pitUG STEM
HOWidc. Township,
Council Meets •, ,
,A. regular Meeting of the'Howick
TewnshiP Council - met in 'the , • .•
clerk's office on 'November 5th. All
meM.13ers were ' present and ;the
Ree'Ye H. GoWdy in the- chair. ,The
minutes. of tthe• last regular meet-
ing,''.special meeting 'and,. Court, of.
Revision were read and on-motion
of McMichael arid ' Allan* we're'
adopted as - read. Cairfed,
Haskins-Allan That we renew
the foriner Tracy No. '734933. With
WeStern Insurance Co.,' ;re' rob-
bery iirsura,nce, and also the' fidel-
ity, hOinI re' treasurer and -tax cOl-
fe4tor: berried. ,
Allan Haskins----That 'We,, grant
the 'FordWrich ,Cemetery Board' a'
grant of $300,00. Cariqed.
Has ins = Gibson-That the Road
acepunts as approved be paid. Car-'
County of Hilton, hoS'pitaiiiation,
$18.00; LiStowpi and'„ DiStrict Fire
area, ',truck -services re E. Klinck,
$25,09; World, office-
'supplies, $1(1.26;: GeStetner Ltd,, of-
flee supplies, $32.31( Underwood
Ltd,,, offide ,$22,.5p; A. F.
'Busby, oil heater, $100.00; Cordon
pnderwood, ..cleaning.drain; $2,80;
T.' Vittie and. J. Stafford, cleaning
drain, $,*:•," W.- Strong, fox
bounty,'41.00; gall Douglas, paint-
ing shed roof, $385:90; W. E. Whit-
field, .,port- salary, ;00.00; ,H. Dane,
Valance salary and selecting jurors,
$205.00; H. Gowdy,s'electing jurors,
$5,00; „S. H.'. PolloCk, part salary,
etc., $97.72; RoadtAccount; transfer,
$2,966.36:' Wm Marniner, relief,
$34.26; R. H. Caro & Son, hard-
ware, $8.55"; W. E. Whitfield', post-
age and exchange, $5.20; Fordwich
Cemetery „Board, grant, $300.00;
R. W. N. Wade, premiums,' $55.00,-
Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 12-13-14
'Robert Taylor Dana iiiynter,
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angle .set in England in' the
hectic days prior to D-Day.
total, $3,789,49.
McMichael - Gibson—That we
do now, adjourn to meet again on
December 5th,.or at the call of the
reeve, Carried.-
H. Pollock, Clerk
H. G'owdy, Reeve.
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