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Seven separate rating groups mean you pay only the
amount needed to insure drivers like yourself
State Farm -policyholders hi Canada have always been grouped on the
basis of tvhere they live. They've paid rate based on the cost of protecting
inernhers who live in ar.ea.slike ;their own.
-NoviOn.,,addiViQnst;111glagrLare t -9 ---be further gmuPeci ,b3r- .g°•
use csf air . . . and accident experience. •
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Now iweach rating territory, each Member will pay onlythe- minimum
ak1ot necessary to protect car owners like 4imself. • t
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*- 'Is' the Principal, Do you. use the- Are . cal male
". 14114101i 'RATING :P.g0UP ',. ,driver of the car car for, pleasure • .
, drivers of the .car
.ARE. `Yoti, IN? ,... .• ,,.,/-5,yeili's of age if:64in g„ only? living '''in your
or.older?. 1Driving to or household .25
SlOply - boswer„ these questions • ,. . ,
.,' 'tram work " or aseyearof age* or.
pnd �etermine ...which hortzantat • ' by •farmer .er oter;
7--grCtivr-kif-atiswe4-11trybtr. ,— ' -clergyman'. on
•, • ' , -.. . , • sidered.pleasure •,
driving
Have
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•7Principol :dri;:ier‘age 23 ear' older.
11A Na male drivel., under'25;---Pleastire YES'
• use only. No -occident's. by Male
driyerin past 3,years.
• Principal driver age 25 „or older.
•15- No male drier under 25.
• lleasure use only; •
'have all mole
.oiserators of the
tar,living in your
• household driven
:withOut an •auto.
occident in the
aSt4;years.,
Liability„ collision, comprehensive rates now average
ln below the rates charged by most other companies
• State " Farm members have always enjoyed State Farm's outstanding
insurance,protection and dependable claim service—across the Dominion
and in° the U.S.A.—at remarkably low cost. •
That's because State Farm Mutual deliberately avoid.s careless . . reckless
... irresponsible motorists. It seeks to insure careful drivers On0—the kind
who have, few accidents and cost less to insure. -State Farm passes back to•
these members—in the form of low rates—the savings -that careful driving
makes possible..
Now, State Farm's new, improved "Careful Driver Rating Plan"' has
made possible a brand-new rate structure which Makes State Farm
insurance an even better buy.
Because now Statelarnazates-for--mos t-coileragefor Whatever kind of
li—vate passenger car.you drive ... wherever you live ... average 15%•below
the cost of equivalent protection with most other insurance companies!
,,,t4,:ix ,-triolt0.:4;'$
havere
,:
after1
he
mas holidays at thejj
h�rnes, 0 Chopin,te; Miss,
Winga P
Houston, 'to
X.amat
to P .
Miss
:C..
Colborne;
vrenrlg;.to SS. Ieolap-
Harry Yunalin i to S.S..011, DalY:ngbiit,
Auburn
t oe. ,bliitfruni 160 os :IL :0403i„. Donald0.,A, A. . : , f.MacKay, Ross, , to
.0C:
Miss Frances Houston, 4”, LOX-
tiwie'ntsP,en1V1ti.aia ldelYIVIrdia.7W-s waiolsjitoen;
Mrslo)Catherine Dobie, , who - has
been visiting her son, Eugene
WESTFIELD, jam 5.—Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Deans, and family, of
Guelph, were New Year's visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc-
Dowell.
Miss 'Lorna Buphanan, of Lon-
Alon,'„ spent New. .Year's with her
parents, Mr. . and Mrs. jOhp
Buchanan. . • • •
Cecil Caranbell, of Exeter, spent
New Year's with his parents, Mr.
and"Mrs. Howard Campbell.
Miss Betty Rodger,- of Goderich,
was a New Year's visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmer-
son Rodger.
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell,
Gerald and Gwen, spent Wednes-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.-
Kalmer Dawson, of Dungannon.
• Service was cancelled at the.
Westfield Church on 'Sunday on ac-
count of the icy condition ,of the
roads.
Mrs. John Buchanan;had the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice and cut
her head which required several
stitches,
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Principal driver age 25 or alder. ' .......,,,
S2A Pleasiare ase only. ,,No accident 'by - YE
.,. mole driver in.past 3 years.
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" Principal. driVer age 2.5' or older.
3A Business use. NO4acCident by male
driVer-in bast 3 years.
Principal` driver a• ge 25 or older..
• ausiness use. - . ,
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RATES AVER'AGING
NOTE: new State Farm rates will 'take effect for present State Farm members
with renewal notices, mailed after January..14, 1955..
Most members will pay less for their -auto insurance. Some will pery Imre. But
everyone will pay less than he would for equivalent protection from most other
insurance companies.
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over *msflson ecors. mar* 'by for thanany other insurptrice. companY.
oi4$00.,et too,- Toronto 5, Ontario .
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Automobik Insurance Company and its wholly owned affiliates:
.,STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE tCPMPANY
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Gordon Ross Smith is a patient,
in Wingham hospital wth pieu
mania.
Pte. William Rodger; of •Xiver°
wash, spent New Year's with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eminerson
Rodger:
Harold 'Bell has aecepted 4$0SI-.':'
tion in Toronto,.
Rey de Haas, of Aubtirn, spent
New Year's with his ..brother, Cecil ,
de Haas, at the home of Alvin.
Snell. -
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger ,
and, , boys were New Year' guests
of Mr.:- and Mrs. Everett Taylor
of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman
and Harvey spent the holiday at •
Jordon Station and Niagara Fall&
Second Mate Ronald Taylor is
•Spending the winter 4nonths with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .,Bert
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell
were a Ridgetown on Sunday,
having accompanied Gerald back •
to Ridgetown Agricultural School,
where he will resume his studies.
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sent. The treasurer's report show-
ed a balance over $200. Donations
CREWE, Jan. 5. — Mrs: Janes of $5 each -were voted to theun- •
and Mildred, of Win„gnam; spent '
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. B. I
Shackleton. .........., ____
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Mr., and Mrs. C. Crozier and
family vi&ted ii$ London on Wed-
nesday. • ,. '
M. and Mrs. M. Henry and I
family, of , Amberley, visited on -
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
rs. C.nnig,au-and--David. i
Dave and, Bert McWhinney and i
Edna were Clinton visitors on New
Year's.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Culbert and
gannon library;Ca.nadian Sayptlie
Children fund and the Children's
Aid Society, of Goderieh. Mrs. D.
Philips reported on the recording
for the museum and it was decided
to accept a share of the expense.
Plans were made to hold a card
party in the near future. • The
motto was given . by Mrs. W. A.
'Culbert. Several carols were sung,
topic.
Tom were guests of Mr. and Mrs. NELE, Jan. 5. — Mr. and Mrs.
Allan 'Ritchie on New Year's.':onntalvdisMiteoKrsenwziiet„ho!m, Ttoraonndto,manrsd.,
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. .and Mrs. Tom Philips and Alice, R.N., of London, were re -
H. Phalli's on Sunday evening Robert Bogie
Chester Finnigan is attending a
short course of, Club leaders in
Guelph at O.A.C. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Anderson and Andy,
of Lucknow; Case McAllister, of
Chatham, were Sunday evening
visitors- with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Curran.
Women's Institute.—On Thurs-1
daY evening,' December 30, at the I`
home of Mrs. Popp, the Dungan-
non Women's Institute held their
Christmas meeting. Mrs. Brooks
was in charge of the meeting and
the roll call was answered by 29
members. Two visitors were pre-,
INSURANC'E RATES ?OR'
CARS ARE LOWERED
A new systemof lowtr auto in-
surance rates, averaging 15% be-
low those 'generally charged in
'Ontario, was *minced '',4anuary
1st by State. FarnAtfflual.,Autorno-
bile Insurance CoMpany. Under
the plan, rates for drivers who
have been accident free for three
years or more are up to 20% lower
than for drivers with accident re-
cords.
'Anal officials of the company
„stated that the plan would mean
savings for a majority of present
State Farm members as well as for,
new policyholders joining up. Call-
ed the "Careful , Driver Rating
Plan," , it grOups driversby age
and use of car; as well as by ac-
cident record. Premiums are paid
in convenient semi-annual install-
ments, without extra charge.
The company cited as examples
the new State Farm rates for Tor-
• onto on a 1954 sikcylinder'Chevro-
let four -door Bel -Air sedan. For
A pleasure car with all driVers
• over age 24, accident free for three
years, _ liability, insurance 1 of
$115,000/20,000/5,000 limits would7
cost $11.30 each six months. The
rate for $50 deductable ' collision
would be $12.60, comprehensive
$4.00, medical payments $2.00 and
passenger hazard 50c. New mei-
berg joining up also pay a small
non-reCurring -- membership fee.
Rates are slightly higher' in some
urban areas, lower in others, in -
at .33 Moor Street' gest "e"fb
for State Farm Mutual trel! ate
now protects more than 3,300;
car *owners. - •
has be North Amarica's largest
auto in3urer for thirteen years rid
chiodainriagdia: ruraladmitteisrrtittoatryive. Ott,
quarters in Bloomington, Minais,
ari
State Farni. Mutual, with bead -
Hi
of Mr. Mark To
zt .* IttSitlent Iunder Cie tifantiger.,
Ott, I. DLI** is 414
0189 1- ual and if
M. and Mrs. Les Pentland, Ann
,and Gail, spent Christmas week in
Landon 'with Mr. ;arid Mrs. Jack
Harcourt.
Mrs. Ainelia Mcilwain spent New
Year's at Carlow with' ,Mr. and
Mrs. F. McIllw.'ain and Glenda. . •
, Miss Mary Currey spent New
Year's in Goderich with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McMillan.
Sacrament of 'the Lord's Supper
was observed in Nile Church last,
Sunday.
Funeral Service for the late ,
Frederick Taylor was held in Nile
Church by Rev. G Watt. Many
old neighbors and friends -from
the 'boundary and quite a number
from McGaw; where he lived in
recent years, attended. • Burial
Was in Dungannon-, cemetery, .
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BaBLE CLASS NAMES
SLATE OF OFITOERS
The "annual meeting of, the Bible
Class of Victoria Street United
'Church Sunday School washeldon
December 31 at the home of Mrs.
Alden Allin. There were 1 mem-
bers present.
The election of officers resulted.,
as falloWs: President, Mrs. N. Mc-
Kinnon; vice-president, Mrs. A.
Allin; -secretary-treasurer, William
Mew; teacher, Ars: J. Cranston;
assistant teachers; Warner Walter ,
and Henry Leishman; flower and
card Mrs. F. Seabrook;•
visiting committee, Mrs. L. Walter,
Mrs,. M. Horton and Mrs. Frank "
Wilson. A short program and
lunch were enjoyed.
OBITUARY
PATRICK KENNEDY WILLIAMS
The death occurred On Decem-
ber 15 of Patrick Kennedy- Wil-
iam, 53, at the Turk Convalescent
Home, Petosky, Mich.
He was the only surviving meml,
ber of the family of the late Mr.
-and Mrs. Raby Williams, of cop.
borne Township, and was -the
youngest of eight children. • He
was educated at SaltfOrd and at
,Goelerich Collegiate Institute, '
Although handicapped by a eri,
pled arm,he operated a news deal-
er business • in, Petosky for' over
25 years until his retirement in
MO.
Ms only surviving relatives are
rat! nephews, Harry Williams,
atfard; nog A:1 Williattg* Torotto;
net Williams, ICA14111426q1,
OdWattl AUtgatAtql,"
o three nieces, Mrs,'Sweet' (Elsie
ifliams), of '`
nes (In Wiiliams), of Co1borne
,