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Wedneseley, D eewbel'
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55 DODGE
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lifts and power seat'are also available on
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New Horizon full -wrap windshield
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Gently sloping rear deck, extended
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models folds Se -3e
allows easy entrance or
exit without disturbing
front seat passengers.
PowerFlite" Flite Control
lever, a new styling treat-
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instrwnent panel.
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REGENT
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- BRUSSELS, ORTI
MELVIleleE CHURCH
On :Studer morning trust the minis-
ter. Rev. Herold ()ellen, preached
trent the text, I ani the Good SUog b.
erd,' and spoke On the retattoeship
of Christ to His people. In our day
the shepherd drives Iris sheep before
irin, with the aid of a dog. In the
littet the shepherd goes before his
flock and leads them. Eastern
shepherds, know each ,beep by
name. M night tire shepherd sleeps
In the doorway of the fold. He leads
them to the best pasturo, and
through matey dangers. We can un-
derstand why our Saviour calls him-
self the Good Shepherd. There ata
hireling shepherds, wile do not case
for the sheep. When Jesus wept
over 'Tees -male -in, and knew what was
coning ever the city, Ile knew that
His people had followed false Shale
bards,, and hireling sbepherds. Windt
Jesus Paid to His people were the
things they needed to know, and
the way He lived was the way that
they should live. Rev, Mr. Colvin
spoke of the various types of good
and bad Pastors and Ministers. A
good shepherd will guide bis people
in the way of truths and righteous
nese Everyone of us is a shepherd,
The man who is a good sdhepherl in
his own house, will be a good seep -
herd outside hie, house. The seeker
stated we have only to teach school,
or teach a class in Sunday School
or some other work with children,
to see what kind of shepherds the
parents are. Some parents are only
interested in the tbings of this
world and the children can sbepherd
themselves. What an example our
Lord has set uc as the Good Shep-
herd.
Moak fnr the service romprieed
the well known solo. "T e+hali not pass
again this way", beautifully sung by
lithe Margaret Perrie. A male quar-
tet sang a Pitting number. "The Gal-
ilean Call, Fallow HP." The service
was, approprisdele opened with sing-
ing of ,the lard Psalm and closed
with the gospel hymn "Tbere were
Ninety and Nine."
NOTHING TO EXCESS
Au excellent rule! Even drinking
too much water or eating too much
meat can do harm. But the ease of
alcohol be different from these. It is
habit-forming It lessens the power
to control drinking. With each drink
the censor becomes more careless.
The inhibitions are broken down.
Any drinking that lessens control is
immoderate drinking. The drinking
driver. with "just two heer'n1' under
his belt may he more dangerous than
the drunken driver, He thinks he is
mere skilful than he really is. Every
excessive drinker began as. a moder-
ate drinker. In Canada, people in
stupendous numbers are passing be-
yond the Line that separates the
heavy drinker from the alcaholiee
Why walk on a tight rope when
there is a safe sidewalk.
BEGGING IS HIS BUSINESS
Yes, begging is his business and he
starts it young in Calcutta. Star
Weekly's roving correspondent. Wm.
Stevenson, spotted one four years of
age and followed him througgheut
a typical day. Then be seat down
and wrote one of the fantastic true
stories you'll e'rer read, It is publish-
ed in this week's Star Weekly en-
titled, plain and simply "A Day In
The Lite of a Begwar Boy."
THE UNITED OHO OH
Sunday, Nov. 28t1L marked titie bet
gfaning of ,Advent, a seaaopl at
} preparation for 'tae celeenettielt of
i Christmas' 'the bidtllday of aur Lord,
The sermon Ms based. on Mark tie
"Prepare ye the way of the Lord,
make his paths sitraigbL" As prep -
,
oration wing necessary for the 11,0491-
Hy
AttyIry of Jesus, so preparation
is neccessary for uu splrfikual
corning of Jesus luta the lime;
beart and human society. Snob pre-
paration during the advent seamen
was counselled by the minister ae
necessary it Christ Is to be a, real
ity in Christmas.
The anthem for the day wait "MOP
er (}round,
SCOUTING IN BRUSSELS
The 2nd. Bruesele Scout Group,
eponwared by St. John's Anglican
Church, hat now been active for two
years and is speedily progressing:
Until recently members have been
almost entirety front the surrouni
ung country, but in the last few wee-
ks we have welcomed a large number
of boys from the town, and we hope
they will be happy in our Brother•
hood of. Scouting, The Scout trout
now numbers over twenty and un -
tit the new recruits are establishes
in the troop, and the necessary organ.
Nation effected. we are unable tit
admit any more recruits for a couple
et month. or so. The Wolf Cubs have
however a few vacant pewees.
Activities recently have included a
visit to the Seafortlt troop, first aid
inetructiou, and some boxing. We
would like n.ewromere,. who might be
e.rrried away with enthusiasm for
boxing, to realize that this is only ,
one activity of ecout.ing, and that
they will be expected to show the
same interest in all lite varied bran-
ches of the scouting program which
include,, -a regular attendance at the
boy's particular church. We would
like to point out that, until a scout
insurance premium is paid, the Group
Committee or Scoutmaster cannot
be held responsible for any accident
or Injury which might coeur. So fear
we have a .happy record in this: re
speot!
In the scout troop Will Smith and
Ralph Watson are acting Patrol
Leaders of the Buffaloes and Stags
though other patrols will need to be
formed. in the Cubs Ken Storey and
Don Smith are Sixes of the Red and
Rine Sixes.
The "Apple Day" realized s profit
of nearly $30.O0 and we appreciate
the support of patrons, storekeepers
and the boys themselves.
On Sunday, 6th. December, at la
a Scouts Own Service will be 110.
All scouts and cubs, are expected W
attend, and parents and friends will
be warmly welcomed. We would like
to point out that although the service
is in the Anglican Ohurch it will be
of an =denominational nature
nue in which any member of the
tatted or Presbyterian churches inlay
sJhare, it will be short and will in -
elude popular hymns,
The rector of St. John's, Rev. A.
Norman Ellis. who is scoutmiaeter
and icaubmawter. will welcome
opportunity of explaining to parents
of new members what ecoutfi g
stands for and tries to accomplish.
At this service proficiency stars and
:service stars will be presented to
some cabs and scouts. A meeting of
the C.:mime Committee will be het%
after the service..
On behalf of the
Group Cenrinfttes
A. Norman Ellis, (scoutmsoter)
`Erga C!36,2 a 62 Mdoaz o d y
DOC, TELL ME WHAT
YOU WATCH FOR IN YOUR
FLOCKS TO PREVENT
CANNIBALISM.
r 7fiii4rir
FRANK, ALWAYS REMEMBER
THAT WORD t'ReVENr-
PREVENTION ISYOURKEY TO
HANPLING CANNIBALISM
1INN
ANY FLOCK
(4 1
ELI MI NATE THE CAUSES OF CANNIBALISM, SU+',H AS
1. TOOMEAVYUSE OF 6R .lN, THROWS OUT PROTEIN
BALANCa IN OVERALL RATION
2. CROWDING TOO MANY BIROS PER PEN.
S. INADEQUATE EATING AND DRINKING SPACE,
4. DL N - KEEP BIRDS BUSY.
LOOK - LEA DING TO°PICK- OUTS".
6. AvoT5 - POORLY CONSTRUCTED.
THERE ARE WAYS TO HELP STC• If BUT P -RE N i(iN 16
YOUR FIRST STEP. HEREtSHOW TOCONTROL PicKING:
X31- REMOVE ANY BIRDS THAT SHOW 616545 OF
INJURY OR WEettNeee.
Ste- DAR5<6 1 PEN 60 FLOCK CAN ARELY SEE FEED
HOPPERS AND WATER FouNTAitiS.
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By Rae Farms Service Dept.
THAT'S RISHT, FRANK- JUST UK8
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BRUSSELS
JOHN LAMONT '
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