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pant and had' e§Igne a iltio i .
;.. name under the Company's, +dent -
Mas `�.
Wed', . 'Y'•,• M swell„ eelan Is;„ them for amou'n s from $15 to $1
19;' • ;5towe!1 to eno itres.- in He 'was "also o'rclered to pat 1,1)? his
ja°I, .to be f�cV by 18 months oh to m,0 ibonrd before\ "be.ginnin,4'
barn ' ;tlhree •sep;�rate j 'Carl ' n
1?�• � 'Bender, � ALO, of` Glinto ,
r~har►' a -o+f . theft, •In „Magistrate's
i • h*e, Phursd'ay.
LiMdence reeivealed that McNee-
laalds had stolen several cheques
OTORY I
,IC
ERBERT B. 'SUCH, D.C.•
Doctor of 'Chiropratic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thur. -9 a.m. to 5 p.nn
Tues., Fri. --9 a.m. to 8 pen. i
Pm to8p.n
Wed. & Sat. ----9 to - 11,30 •:a.uz:
Vitamin Therapy
Officei—Corner of 'Sou* St. and
Britannia Road, Phone 341.
ALBERT SHORE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O. Box 797, Goderich,`. Ont.
OFFICE RESIDENCE
38• Hamilton St. 39 Victoria St,
PHONE 975 South
47-13xtf PHONE 444
pleaded. ,guilty to driving rentille Jeis.
ability was impaired: and ,was sent,
enced to seven days in "jail and
oasts. Magistrate • Balmres -told
Benderthat if he failed to. pay the
costs he would spend an additional
five days .in jail and poi's out
that this' would mean . + irdg cor
fined over Chri ,tangs.
Several ehats,;,wvere slated to
came before the court involving
.faulty • 'brakes, but the ,defendants
did mit appear. In reviewing the
-cases, Magistrate Holmes reminded
rovinci•al • and Municipal Police
ley had the right to impound any
chicles • with faulty brakes. He
eta `'police that once they had
learned the ' driver about faulty
bi'•ak'es, the police should also warn
the drive- tohave the brakes at-
'tende.d-to. iminedlately• ..•
Magistrate Holmes said he
thought it would be a good idea
for trucks to carry an -auxiliary
tank of compressed air, similar to
those on trains, to take care of the
air brakes when a truck was park-
ed on e grade Without the motor
running.
Stiles Ambulance
(formerly Cranston's)
Anywhere — Anytime
PHONE 399
77 Montreal St., Goderich -
G. B. CLANCY.
Optometrist -Optician
(successorthe late
A.
L.
Cole, optometrist)
t
For appointment phone 33,
Goderich.
HAROLD . JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Phone 474 SEAFORTH •
P.O. Box 461
(By Dr. A. J. Wasson) •
Christmas is essentially a ,home
day,. ',Childeen' troop home from
,school 'wildly excited • about • the
sday , of all daps.. Young people
-from college or 'business shave been.
looking forward to this for. weeks.
Those flora a distance strive to
make home at all costs. .If they
fait they 'phone and if they cannot
get 'through on the 'phone they
wire. The one -thought which more
than any, • other gripped the boys
and girls in'the forces was `home.
Home at .Chrrirnes—giving and re-
eeiving gifts; °` jeying a Crhristmas
dinner, just sitting around relaxed
chatting about this and that play-
ing •'with the children,`-•tg to
crake their mechan'ieal toys ork.
It is a wonderf u1. day, or most
people spent in the 'home. It may
be a little cottage, perhaps a larger
house or even a more perfemtious
'building, but it is not the building
that makes the home. It +i� the
spirit of those who live inside its
walls. The parents, brothers,
sisters who are bound together in
a common concern for each others.
It is hard for us who live in the
twentieth century to think of a
time when• the 'home did, not.. hold
the affections and the interest of
the family that it does today. But
the family as we know it is a
'Christian institution. Before the
Christian era .children were all but
ignored. They had to be fed and
clothed, .oif course, but that was
about all. Women too were but.
the slaves of •men. They had a
very .inferior place in the family.
Christianity changed all that.
Jesus set a child in the midst of
a crowd and gave him the• position
of prominence" Women too were
given new status in the society
that He established'. The home
is a Christian institution. What-
ever good ,there is in it stemmed
from the teaching of the -founder
of our faith. 0
• It is 'a good thing once in a while
to remind ourselves off, that, espec-
ially at Christmas• whe�ia 'all the.
family will be, together. We quite
often forget the debt we owe to
our religion". 'Christmras is a Chris-
tier:. festival. More ,pe'ople are
thinking about this aspect of it
than [for many years. Make Christ-
mas 'Christian is a good motto..
IIVEPERIAL OIL TANKER
IS LAST BOAT TO CLEAR
Navigation at Goderich ,Harbor
officially .closed for the season Fri-
day morning when the i'mpeelal Oil
tanker, Imperial Hamilton, under
the command of Captain Bert
Knight, eleared for Sarnia after
unloading 17,000 barrels of gaso-
line and fuel oil. The Imperial
Hamilton arrived here 1.30 p.m.,
Thursday.
It was also •an Imperial Oi1.'boat,
the Imperial Kingston, wh.ich:•<open-
ed the season here April 5:
The boom has been placed across
the iers and 12 Great Lakes ves-
sels are tied' up inside the harbor
for the' winter. Nine ;af th'e 12
contain winter storage grain.
o— o -o
A Michigan apiarist reports 60
of his bees have - been stolen. It'll
take. a courageous cop to track
down that ;loot.
Sefine4t. -o a be ''have e
Y � � y -s new regis :.
tiered .initis -the r h.'+LionsFee
• �I
Wee Crpltey +Crab. :1ie�creaional
Di+reetgr Ted "Wrill'ia ns has drafted
the tea ' end "sett. up a schedule"
w.hijh berms 'Saterda>y morning;
Any players not:.regletered with a
team and wishing to do so should
report to the arena Saturday morn-
ing at 9 a.m.
This 'Saturday's schedule is: 8
a:m., Apple Kliegs vs. Chem; 9 e.m.,
Dodges vs. Mills; 1Q a.m., house
vs. Situdelbekens:.
AP'FLEIKEIVGS — John Black,
Barry Seiiimgeou+r, Tom Boyes,
George Hudson, John Ross, Ron
Daer, Bon Honeuth, George Laith-
•waite, Frank Gardiner, Brian Bate-
man, Marty Bae•chler, Garth Picot.
CIIEVS — 'Herbert Harris,' Bill
Bettger, .lkay Baster, Gerald „Hutch=
dins,: Lloyd S1i;eocyh, Ron Goddard,
Ron 141acDonald, David Smith,
Wayne Rumig, Bob Norman, Wayne
Neil, John Schnedker. a •
DODG ichard Magie; John
'Kolkman, Pik Jeffery, Ray Miriade,
Wayne Jessop, eMike Vrooman,
Terry Griffith, Mike O'Neil,' Dennis -
Williamson, Lloyd •Kalbfieisch, Jim
Stephens, Ron McCartney. •
MULS — Bill Mathieson, Bill
Kolk+mmn, Ross Crawford, Paul
Ottdmere, Jim rMoCullough, Mike
Cai'ecejl; 'Bob Scott, Don Teeple,
'dy •Robinson, Norman Redford,
Bo •Crawiford, .•Allan Clayton.
ROU&'E--Vern-Srkeoch, Gary Fee-
, Paul 'Gardiner, Bill Moore,
FRANK
LIFE UNDER''' ITER
Life, annuities, business in-
sutance.
-Mutual Life Of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office: House
343J 343W
39 West St. Goderich
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
SO Colborne 8t., Goderiob
Phone 18w
First naval vessel to circle North
America is HMCS Labrador,
which recently made its way
through polar seas from Atlantic
to Pacific. We're proud that the
three specially built landing craft
.she carried to ferry men 'and
supplies to Arctic shore bases
were made of welded aluminum
—and that they did the : ob.
Aluminum is active in the
patrol and defence of our coasts,
skies and northern wastes. So it
is good to know that Canada is
the world's second largest alu-
minum supplier with five . pro- ' _
ducing plants in Quebec and
British Columbia.
r sincerest wishes that you may
enjoy a truly Merry Christmas
with all its joysand pleasures.
EDWARD W ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER ,
Correspondence promptly n -
silvered, Immedie to arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phori'e 466J, Clinton:
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
4 Britannia Road
(Corner South Street)
Phone 1011 Goderich, Ont.
44-13
WHEN
YOU
THINK
OF
INSURANCE
SEE
A. J. Alexander
Get Insured—Stay Insured
Rest Assured
Bank of Com. Bldg.
TELEPHONE 268
g
Ddt ig :Harrison, Terry Yaung, Jahn
McOabe, Gary Robinson, Tom Yea,
Jeff Reid, Allan Durnin, Wayne
Cook.
neyDEBAKERS —Jim McWhin-
Bruce MacDonald, Mike Hele-
sic, Garnet Picot, Ed. Harrison,
Don Yeo, Pat McCormick, Ernie
Pinder, Paul Taylor, B0.1 Harman,
John Everett.
ANOTHER ADDITION TO
HURON '0011'NTY MUSEUM
A year long search ended for
Curator J. H. Neil .of the Huron
County Museum .,,when he found
one of the 'first three types of
steam engines used for threshing
grain which he will .place, in the
Museum. It is a 22 rh..p., steam
tractor.,used for threshing and also
for several years at a sawmill.
It was purchased from Roy Law-
rence of Durham, Ontario.
0
OBITUARY
-- WILLIAM J. BRODIE
Funeral service for'William John
Brodie, 67, of R.R. 1; Port Albert,
who -•died -at his home Tuesday- of
last week, was held from the Lodge
•funeral home at 2.30 p.m. Friday.
'1farold Bower, (5f Bornholm, offici-
ated. • Burial took place in Mait-
land cemetery. Mr. Brodie had
been ill for sorme time,
Born in Scotland, Mr. Brodie
was the son •of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
ander Brodie. He served in World
War One, with the 119th Battalion
-and was wounded at Vimy Ridge.
He was:a member of the Jehovah's
Witness sect.
Surviving' besides his wife, the
farmer Myrtle Graham, of Ash-
field, are two sons, Ralph and Don-
ald, of Ashfield Township; four
brothers, +George, of Bar River,
Omteripe Davits,. of Flint Michigan;
Th
Joseph and onvas, of O rillia one
sister, Mrs. Everetton Lawrence,
New Lowell; 'and four grandchild,
ren.
Long underwear is becoming
popular with an increasing num-
ber of, men, we read. Scratch us
—off that list?
Ai to ltceiewent back do uonial
following the school examinations,
F/Sgt. Clearles Townsend has
completed final paper§ of his exam-
ination, for promotion to Warrant
OiReer seeond elass and has been
:premated to •Acting Warrant Of-
ficer IT, With .the substantive rank
to be ,confirmed by 'RCAF Train-
ing Gotnrnand Headquarters . at
Trenton. F/Sgt. J. 14. Cutt an-
nounced the Squadron would hold
an Essay Contest .on, "Why I Am,'.
°,An Air 'Cadet," which is open. to
,alrl 'Cadets wishing to• enter.
Tho Junior ,NOO's course, and
also acing .cerpora'ls, Grantafiwns-
end and Rey. Straughan, took their
writtten and oral drill ,test's:
On Tuesday, December 6, a
ground defence scheme, •oitganized
by instrhetors Bill Payne,and Ray
Nelson, was carried out with :ap-
proximately 65 Cadets taking part.
For the first time in three years
the defending force defeated •the
attackers. AirCadet trErtin.g
quarters was defended by 'four
groups of Cadets, , with one
of the following NOO's assign-
ed to each group; as the Com.
minder. F/Sgt's Feeocl. Buchanan,
Bob Wood and Sgt'•sTUlaurice Lois -
elle and bon Stewart. NCQ's in
charge of the attacking force were
W/O II Charles Townsend, Sgt's
Roy Reinhart and Laird Fulford,
and Cpl. Grant Townsend. •
F/Lt. J. M. Cutt received a letter
from a former Air Cadet, Bob Bax -
wick, 'last week. Bob, who spent
threee� years with our Squadron, has
ente-ed •;the ROAF, as, a Flight
Cadet, and is at present taking a
course at No. 1 RCAF Officers
Training School, in London. Of-
flcers, instructors and Cadets join
in. wishing him every success on
the course while training for a
pilot.
First parade of the new year
'.will be on Tuesday, January 3.
o— o .o
There were only 65 grand pianos
manufactured in Canada in 19454.
Loyal '02'4 e
re nitly, : RN .13
master of� Ontar o,
. H id, . Ora ago Insura'me+
resentaliitve, !were present M.;
ritual. -. - I ter,1
(Gaiters elected' were:Thomla
•
M • : e a
elntnes, +orate, p county mals au toi
e hope you have lots of
fun, and joy, and
laughter, this
Christmas.
BRECKENRIDGE
HARDWARE
Everyone needs protection.
tnsurarice . offers. --you 24 hours a
day protection against financial
loss. See us about' fire insurance,
automobile insurance, liability in-
surance. '
ay the season
bring life's brightest
ornaments—the Joy Of..
'.Loving, the Fun of Giving.
Goderich . Manufacturing
Company . Limited
CEMETERY MEIYIORIALS
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PRYDE &
e, EXETER
We join jolly >?§
Santa in' extending our
hearty greetings
to everybbd'y: May your holiday be
full= of joy and goad fellowship.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE—
ALEX •SMITH
146 ELGIN AVE. PHONE 158
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• I. Phone for 1 trip loan. Upon approval,
pickup cash. Loan custom:tailored to
your needs,, income. Reduce payments,
cohsolidate bills with our Bill Coil -
Set -vice. Phone, or come in.
Loans $SO to Si 500 or more _X
he season's'
• here with soy and
cheer...to
last througout toil.
coming yearl •
Best wishes to alll
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NCR HOURS:
9 to 6 Mew ursday. I a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday Evenings.
12 .Noon Saturday:
EA. 4laa Christmas
spirit of F`aea• and Good
Fallowslaip slaino in
now and always.
Henderson's
Iluron . Rod
•
Space conte eted itt the servIt e
of the 'Continuants, ,hy , John
Labatt Limit a ,N