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lemueelraa. orasith lir,lir,lfeabest A. Greene,, of Tic
mars wim�dir fllmat om'' called as Mr- and lire. I!
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Dleernit omit Boat seee#ssd at beim WM repealed im is -
strosi er hole Jiver amid visited smet imeral rbesieges ileus w e t i mid Ji ]trrraar Newick
sttratiesss is tit nitre*.. oilbeemest. It was decided ter "stead aid Imre,* triaiYres elf Wati<aetsirs.
Maw arts D aerat r was retr7 ;SS ter teed for ><�rea. Some t
je�riestsi ► "shred bet week wait Sklar warq west els seirismB ii d: w ti its, aced lies D_
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HOW MUCH
DQ YOU SERVE GOD?
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11 aim"THE OF A CNIURCN."'
7 pan. SPECIAL S EICVICE.
Stemer m " sae F.selieie, and Nes Weak"'
Herniae by Ties Alpha Jrnrsseile Cheriale rs. ,
flows' Chair Crime Stira/hnil
This choir Seek pert in Ore recruit Shakespearean Festival
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(ard IN)
THE TIME IS SHORT
TE FINAL LIFE GIVING SERVKES
THURSDAY — SUNDAY
PtEACHER—DIL P. P. W. ZIEASAN*
SOLOIST — MARION CROWLEY NEWSY p�.se
THURSDAY, 7AS e. **SOWS REFUGEE PROBLEM."'
Rine Strip and R�.cer/iwyO
FRIDAY, 7A5 pas- '"FIGHTING GOD.'" .
wwwi
Extra wsical rent by Marian Crowley Newby
SUNDAY, 11 a.aw, 'NOMI TO HAVE POWER.'"
7 pews. 'TIME'S UP."' COME— ,�
Fireside H�sr'fetiiewrins,
goder�wh Kaptint f Horeb
M.wrsII
ter: REV. IAN G. HD,. BA, B.D.
Organise: Mrs. E , A.L.C.M.
aSHF[ELD
borne. here. H
Rev. J. R. .cDonaW has been
making pastoral a.114t.brouglv,ut
ASHFIELD. Nov. 17_—Mr. and his Ashfield congregation
Mrs_ Bill MtzcDona'_d. Mrs. Neill We are glad to hear that
3lacDonald and Mfr._Ear'1_dfacDon4Wilfred Farris# is making --a- grxrt
ald visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.! recovery after her recent ("per -
Bogie in -- Laindon an .Satnday. l ation in i' mir°lttz ietafi nondon.
Miss Stahel MacDonald of Wind -1 Ray MacKenzie of Windsor w, -,c;
ser . spent the week -end at her 'f home for the .week -end.
5erve Coke athome...
make hospitality easy
Yon know gumbo _joy the
matchless, delicious nam of
Coke: You know you're
min* the beat ... they know
ft, too. Serve it ice ,
right in the bottle:
TIME CaMARCH OF *TINE UNIT AND 'UM HOU
HEARD EACH SUNDAY AT IP AAL -0111 COME.
WELCOMES U[
YOTO WORM, AT T**
Free Methodist Church
COMER VICTORIA AND PAMST*IEE'TS
M
REV. A*THA-A MAaLf,' PASTOR.
H aria. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 ans. PREACHING.
7 par. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
/ pari EachWearies-► Pra por Ma,rli�tea,.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
WA AND VJJJ
•elr
- thh3 . 1W.sln1► E. 1hi>t't 11111lr, rums
SUNDAY SERVICES—
)* a,.s,—S�rwirr brosight no IM SUNDAY
SCHOOL are seldom boos*. M NI COURT.
11 £AP. '"OUR EARS."'
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7.3/ p'THE TEXT FROM ONE OF MOSEY LAST
SERMONS!'
'
Tuesday f pan. Bible Sandy ame/ Prayer Meeting.
FridayFri4."i pus. Chrisir
Es Aw�sssa� l rs.
THE LITTLE CHURCH WiTH THE SIG WELCOME.
Victoria Street United Church
1• ALA.. SUNDAY SCHOOL,
a
11 ( ns. '"JERUSALEM, THE MOTHER OF US AU—"1.,3a paBENMILt ER.
3 pas.. UNION, GOOERICH TOWNSHIP.
Paster—Rev. D. W. Williams, BA.
Organist—Mr. Bert Kesepsier.
Cf Tarsale, -have been
bre bth
rors, Cee Nietlrneesett
II/%'ata_,.
Mr. and Mrs.. T. G, Mower mad
i [the weekwaid with Mr. mid Mira.
fel Iroise, Waterloo street.
Mr_ - and Mrs` J. C. Beatty, et
V Tirtrat,r, *et -e retest overnight
r' iifl. s with the lattice's mother,
tVim
J. W. ith,,'St. Georges Cres-
t.
Mtr_ Genies Noblle, student at
Vict'.rrria College, University of
Tamed*, spent the week -end with
��.,.r.,I,tr,._street.
Mn_ Frei
, Vi rLet ' ..
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pritchard
the
t week-eand nd with of parents, Mr.
!and Mrs_
road,
Pritchard,
'BritanniaMiss .I ariiyn Turner, student at
c ific/rris College,Lniversity of Tor-
, unto, visited over the. week -end
!ion* her partial4, Mr. and Mrs-
; IL S. Turner, lbontreal street.
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DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, NYBROOK, No. 17. — The.
No,end,er W_MS. and W.A_ meet-
ing way held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. H. Jefferson,
Mrs_ Chas. Jefferson was in charge
r,f the W.MS. meeting, Mrs. Sam.
Thompion read the Scripture. Mn.
E. Robotton gave a report of th?
rSeetw,nal meeting which was held
4 Blajo~•;. ]test H. Jrtfersun sang MLLE, Nov. 18.—fifes. Ed. Haile-
--Hes . Sly Friend." The study
book was read b} sirs. swat,. /ell, Goderich, spent the week-ecd
t"h::rsne r An article en Chri u n ,with Nr. and )urs. A Sprig e.
t b'xunne:hip Kos read 1.}" _MrL H. # Mfr: and Mrs. Charles Me_Nee-and i
' Je¢T. enon_ Two minutes silence i children are visiting in Toronto
iwas observed followed wed by prayer and taking in the Winter Fair'
6 by Mrs. Washington. Letters of , A 'su priparty 'in • honor of i
!appreciation tor cower, received Z sirs. Henry Spragge on her 90th l
w* re' read. The pre,ident, Mr«. a birthday was held at the home of 1
Norman ide-
Thompson, presd for i N.. and sirs. W. Pettman. Friday i
;;'tire W.:1 meeting,. The treasure r
!night with .four grandchildren and i
;reported that S?.2 wan realized fro:.t,eight great-grandchildren present_ i
they irszaar held in Auburn_ T'hcr.r f Guests were aur, and Mrs. Arthur
i were 1?, present. ` Lunch was en- i Sprag„e, and Nrs. E. Haskell, Nr.
i ed, a :fi sting to tesae:s being Nr- F and Mrs. Harvey Pettman and two ;{
Woods chi and Mrs. hardy. r :children, Nr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson i
. slz, r, Elaine and Louise leiter- i and two children, Mr. and Mrs.
st,n were visitor la3t week in i Keith Arthur and three children,
R"t"fr,nto- :Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ncllwain anal
Mr. and )Ili. Gordon Chamnty Glenda. Dench and, a lovely birth -
sod u,n were Sunday visitors with 'day take were served.
Londe.tt/oro friends,
— i The annual meeting of Nile
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson an.! j W,MS. was held in the church, ;
' family o[ withKpen were Sunday
Tuesday afte oo Re G Watt i
that vital cin *ads of
y�oirr n>e. •
'!boost groom diet BIGGEST "mg
BEAUTIFUL and VARIED desplay
of Christmas cards we've shows e
iw noisy a -trier!
The design show.' is by National
Detroit of Canada Ltd, awed is part
of a selection that sparkles with
spirited originality and traditional
warmth. .
NILE.
HENDERSON 'S
PHONE 91
/� w !visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stuart as rn n. r. a
,G derich, Township
was in the chair for election of of
NOMINATIONS
A nomination meeting will be held for Goderich
Township on Novel®ber.'' e7, m the Town of Clinton's
nefff Municipal Building. Nominations will be
from 1 to 2 p.m. for four councilors and reeve and also
fort
School
trustees,' for two year terms for the Township
School Area Board.
ELECTIONS
If a poll be demanded, voting will take place on
December 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the following D.
B. Officers and Poll Clerks: -
Wards Place Deputy Returning Officer Poll Clerk
1—Orange Hall V. Falconer H, , Puller
-2—K. Holmes H. Sturdy Cliff Sturdy . .
3-L. Sehillie Chas: 1Wallis F. 'Sterling
4—H. Tyndall H. Tyndall E. Trick
5—H. McCartney H. McCartney L. Pearson
6—B. E. 'Lowden R. E. Bowden E. .i. Trewartha
Charnney.
,
UNION
facers for 1954. Miss Mary Currey
was named president; first vice-,
president, Mrs. Graham McNe?; 1
° second vice-president, ..,Mrs. Tom
',McPhee; press secretary, Mrs. H-
itiNION, GODER- CH TOVti[SHIP, Nov. 17.—The annual meet -;Morris; pianist. Mrs. S. Taylor: i
c ing of Union W_N S, was held on treasurer, Mrs. R. Godfrey; record- !'
`Wednesday of Inst creek at the i ung secretary, ars. S. Taylor; .cor-
hoi ee of Mrs. Reg. Fuller with 10 ! responding and literature secre
members and two visitors preset.[ MLrs. O. Bele special fund
Nrs_ Austin Fuller gave the call to secretary, Mrs. H. Norris; supply
worship and read the Scripture. secretary Mrs. R. McNee; Hower
book read by _Mrs. and visiting committee, Mrs. H.
The study
:William Porter, Mrs. Everett Mc- 'Moms, Mrs. R. McNee, Nrs. A.
llwain, ]des. Gerald Orr and Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. M. Young and Mrs. '1' .
Gordon Mrs.
A report of the ser ! McKnight: associate tnembers sec-
tional meeting was ,given by the ' retary, Mrs. A. Kerr; temperance •
delegate, firs. William Porter. and stewardship secretary, Mrs. 1
• Business Portion of the meeting' R�. McKnight. Rev. G. Watt dedic- 1
aced the officers to their work
was conducted by the president,
Meeting chased with a hymn and
Mrs. Haney Fuller. Mars. 'Everett ' the benediction.
McIlwain was appointed flower i
fund convener. A hymn ani ,
prayer closed the meeting_
The .Social Club will meet --Thus-!
day, November 19, at Union Scholl.'
Election of officers will take place_
Mr. and Mrs. David Vail, of
Tobermory, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wilson, of ‘Goderich, visited with
Mr. and •Mrs. Gerald Orr on Son
day. -
1 I
f///i ryf/i�;/l•6
6Ca ea
Iieisla/ Illuaw lir del
A. .A.s/ bstmder of Cei.•te1e medal sl �r Cieatale IM.
Goderich Bottling Works
9
Goderkh, iMt.
IrAiro" 10.4 r.eiaerd M-w..A.
now MO
Believe it
or not...
eita Mahe& Dee
Thi man whose picture belongs here
is not necessarily a celebrity or a
leading citizen. indeed, he might be
any one of millions of Canadians.
flow ciid so many people benefit
their communities so greatly Simply
by insuring insuring their lives! in this way,
they set in motion a series of events
whrch have far-reaching effects on
themselves and their fellow -citizens.
Take for instance the new high-
ways, schools. bridges, power plants,
homes. hotels, hospitals and other
important works now being built
from coast to coast. Many of these
projects have been financed with
money which life insurance com-
panies have invested for their policy-
holders.
Or look at the workers streaming "
out from some new industrial plant.
,D
They may owe their job to life
insurance policyholders who provide
the money needed for investment in
that plant's expansion.
Good health, took promoted by
life insurance policyholders Several
important medical research projects.
supported by life insurance company
funds, are waging war against polio.
heart ailments. cancer and other
dread diseases.
Rut perhaps the life insurance
owner's most important service is not
any of these things. it is the way he
provides for his family so that they
will not be a financial burden to his
relatives or the community.
So, if you own life"insiirancc, he
proud that in all these ways you're
helping to make Canada a better, land
to live in!
AT .YOUR SERVICE
A trained life .nd.rwril.t, r eer
os.+Ning .no of ile. n.
Ilion SO C...di.n, MOW. United shs.s fN. in.w..s.
t.teep.ni.n M C.a.i., will gl.dly kelp you pion fin yew,
i.enNy's ..herby end soot own needs in I.her room
Italy .n hits t
THE LIFE'INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA
11.3s Goe1 4hii nshlp hir own INC Insurance" L -1.53o
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CREWE
CREWE, Nov. 18.—Mr. antillrs.
' T. Culbert spent the week-end'Visit-
ing friends in Hamilton.
Mrs. Jones, of Wingham. is visit-
ing with' her daughter, Mrs. Ben-
son Shackleton,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Finnigan attend-
ed the Royal Winter Fair in Tor-
onto on Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sherwood and
Norma have gone to live in Gode-
rich. Prior to leaving, a few of
the neighbors fnet and presentel
them with a remembrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Alton and
Wendell, of Wingham. were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Crozier and family.
Mr. and Mrs. " M. Henry and
Brenda visited with Mr. and Mr-.
C. Finnigan on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris and
daughter, of Crediton, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Paquette and sons.
mm'
In southwestern Ontario exhaust-
ed natural gas wells are used to
store natural gas piped in from the
United States. — Quick Canadian
Facts.
21. Business Notice
Guaranteed radio service. WILE.
REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton
street, phone 466. -12
I,- ECOME A BOOKKEEPER,
stenographer, or typist in your
snare time. Lessons 50c. Fc,r
particulars, write CANADIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES,
1290 Bay street, Toronto. -45-413
22. Lost and Found
I�LATHER KEY CASE WItIl
several keys lost Tdesday on
West street. Phone 170W. -48
TWO HEREFORD CATTLE LOST,
about 800 lbs., strayed from
farm of G. Newton. Goderieh Town-
ship. Anyone knowing where-
abouts please contact G. G. NEW
TON, *.k.l. 46x
OPENING
SATURDAY
BROKEN RANGES
OF
BETTER COATS
SAYE!
WITH A FULL LINE OF
AUTO PARTS[
AND SPORTING GOODS
Visit this new store on
Hamilton Street next to
Beatty Washer Store.
GEORGE BOWRA, Manager.
SAVE!ESAVEU!....
GERRARD'S
GODERICH
YOU CAN WIN
This BEAUTJFUL
ar SETof
McBrine or
Langmuir Luggage
for Christmas
Every customer - will receive a coupon with every one dollar purchase of any -merchandise
in our store.
COMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 16 --ENDING THURSDAY, DECBMIBER 24 ,
Coupons wilt also be given, for payments on ac counts
F. E. HIBBERT &