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FINEST FORDS OF A LIFETIME,
1960 MONARCA
'MARK OF DIVINCTION ON THE CANADIAN ROAD
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, earth where" His will. is going to Dec.. 14.—The December meet-
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three day convention of be done." - ,- ing of Union W.M.S. was held at
Saturday evening, 470. assem- the home of Mrs. Gerald Orr.
ah's Witnesses at,Goderich,bled to see the color firm, show- -Mrs: 'Austin Fuller was leader'
et Collegiate came to.a sur-' ing highlights of the .world's for the meeting using the ,wor-1
ul conclusion when . 631 largest Christian convention a.t ship service from the Mission-
. 'New York City. ary Monthly. The leader read .a
ates attended,: _the main i '
Saturday , afternoon,' 23 dele- Christmas story and Mrs. Gerald'
c Bible discourse, "When
gates were baptized -by complete Orr read- an•article on Steward-
od's Will. to Be Done On water immersion. ship. An article- on 'Africa was
h," delivered by Mr. A. W. Some 327 delegates attended also read. 'Mrs. Torn Sowerby
amara, of. Torontodistrict!the opening Sessions Friday
rvisor of JehoVah's Wit- evening. . --
es. , 1 To meet the rOguirements of
discussing this Bible topic,, all the delegates assembled, .18
MacNamara stated "Very different departments - Weft in
truly desire to put forth'operation. The cafeteria depart -
time and effort 'to really,ment served over 1150 meals
y God's word to find ot-ft;during the three day convention.
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SAFETY
P's and Q's
By Goderich Jaycees
and Town Police
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Since the start of this column,
conducted the business in the
absence of the:'president. It was we, the members of your Police
decided to give a life member- Department, have endeavored to
point Out to, the citiz,ens of Gode-
rich the hazards of driving, to
advise of proven methods in'
avoiding, these haiards. The
citizens have responded admir-
ably and, up to now in 1959,
we have had only .one, serious
accident involving a •pedestrian
on the Square—and he was
struck by an out-of-town driver.
There was rib fatal accide.nt.
However, there is „one situ-
ation which, unless it is correct-
edy4cauld lead to someone be-
coming involved IT-4serious ac-
cident; perhaps losing his driv-
er's license for 4, spell. And
ship. It was announced that the
allocation had been met with
a small surplus which makes the
missionary giving Tor the year'
$100.00. The hostess served a
seasonal lunch.
A classified ad in the Signal -
Star brings quick results.
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ry farmer
own a W•a. Prt/ DINADID031
Goderich
Shoe Repair
• it • 1Pweagsg,renringyBitilrl7r,es y. LheecoswtoarnyHChur9h basement. The meeting
IMen s Club. Holds Ladies Night PORTER'S HILL I was charge of Janet Harris,
Each .clan .with their teacher' missionary convener.' A hymn
their
.we forwardgif ts.ancAl 'spiliriaerste n at pd was sgglalfatreararweh. ichcfirrtaeyreroN:
M. Bell' -Is 'CI P e .cle t
. u ,e crowd attended the an-
TER'S HILL, Dec. 14.-
1K, led
r si n • A PlaOrita
was then -given by Rev. Mr.:Scriptu•re was read by Gail
nual Christmas 'conCert Friday Patrick. ' - ockhart. A story was read by
evening in the'Sunday School:: ' The children and teacher of Shirley McCowan. A.' quiz was
Carolsrecitations. and musical Porter:'s ,Hill .-, school are . bugyge-nrayed by all -Ted -Dunn-then
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numbers were enjoyed- -after preparing- for their Christmas+spake tO-.the young people.
Everyoneconcertto wt. eel el rodittm eito e c e mb e r 27.
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food and care for them. Air i which Ted Dunn, Bayfield, shOw-:
tehne byNartirvaintyk.
The Y.P.U. of Porters Hill,
speaker and, on behalf af-• ther
Vice Marshal Sully thanked the 1 Nediimpb_a_.sictur
wesereofgiV
Bayfield and Taylor's ' Corner persons and a passenger tar for
club, presented her -with, a Patrick on the 4 bagpipes and
met Sunday evening in Graee every 4.8 'persons. were much enjoyed by all. Santa .
blanket. A sing -song of Christ-
mas carols was led . by L. R. Claus arrived with treats for all. tetcroveloctetztetelmetc-tomtztomgretomtztgtcOmMtMetetetzletocti
Last SunclaY''a combined ser-.
vice with the Sunday School W
Asher, introduced 'the 1960 of -
Melville Bell; vice-president,
ficers • of the -club:- president,
The retiring president, Mr.
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Was held in the church with a
Scripture was read by Dennis
Recial White Gift service. The Garlands, of Goderich.
Harris. .A. reading was given by
Ross; treasurer, Robert Kelly;
Brute 'Ryan; secretary,' William
HAVE AN EXCELLENT OHOICE OF GIFTS FOR
dirnectors, Ogle Miller, Earl El -I
liott, Frank McIlwain, Harold ME-M-cilg ,40,
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BOYS AND GIRLS UP T0,14 YEARS,
Calvert, William Clancy.
About 300 people enjoyed .the ions countries 'She has visited.
She stressed the great need of
banquet meeting of Knox
getting the children out of Con -
Church Men's.' Club on Wednes-
e.ntr lion cam s and ravidint,
day eveninc, of last. week on the
occasion o? the annual ladies'
night Christmas party. The
church -auditorium was decorat-
ed ina manner befitting the
Yuletide season. The, turkey
dinner was prepared . by the
Ladies' Aid.
Seated at the head .table were
'Mrs. Kate Aitken, the guest
speaker; .Rev. and Mil.' R. G.
.MadMillay; William Asher, club
president, and the executive of
the OA.
Rev. 'Mr. MacMillan, in wel-
coming Mrs. Aitken, reviewed
her career as a radio and tele-
vision commentator, one a the
board of directors of CRC, and
a Canadian delegate to Unesco.
On behalf of the .Men's Club, a
cheque for $50 was presented to
her for the refugee, camp in
which she is interested.,
In her address,Mrs. Aitken
told of her experfences.in var-
that is obedience to stop signs.
WILL BE IMotorists have acquired a habit
of driving well into an inter -
CLOSED, section before coming to a- stop.
0. This is in contravention to the
Highway Traffic. Act.
Rules of the road distinctly
say: The driver or operator of
a vehicle, upon approaching a
,..S.to.p:_sign. _at the entrante
through highway, shall br,ing
the vehicle or .carto a full stop
at a clearly marked stop line
or. if none, then Immediately
before entering the nearest
cross -walk, or, if none, then im-
mediately before ENTERING
Ithe intersection."
On behalf of___the. Goderich
Police Department, 'I take this
opportunity to thank the citi-
zens of Goderich far their fine
eo-operation with their Police
MILK DISCOVERY' Department and wish them and,
theirs ,a Safe Merry Christmas'
MULTI -MILK and Happy New Year.
FRED MINSHALL,
Chief Constable,
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DEC. 25 to JAN. 4
inclusive
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About 20 North American
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TOWN COUNCILS ACT
REGARDING OUTLETS
-Seatorth Town Couneil has
'cleared the way for the estab-
lishment oNLC3B0 retail outlets
in Seaforth. At a town council
!meetiz.g, Se.a,forth council pre -
'pared li resolution requesting
the Liquor Control 'Board of
Ontario to establiSh a govern-
Trient liquor store and brewers'
retail store at Seaforth.
At Wingham, the town coun•
there has received a letter
from the Wingham Business As.,
sociation requesting the formItto
to apply immediately fort, the
establishment of authorized out -0
lets, 'wifely a retail liquor sitore
and hrewers' retail store, at
e s, 141.41m45'iostemktlitmit
dealt with by the Goderich'
Town' Council at its next meet-
ing.
Spain is noted for olives and
vIne, but it is also one M the
greatest sources of cork in the
world.- Spain and Portugal to-
gether prpduce three-fourths of
the world's cork supply,
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