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THEATRE-
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SHOWTIME. 7:30 and 9:30 •
• Air -Conditioned For Your. Comfort •
Peter Sellers, Paula Prentiss and Angela Lansbury
Sellers as a concert pianist of dubious talent.
'THE ORLD OF HEISTRIFORTENT"—
Color
AMPBELL'S
girai
'Dancing Every SatOrday for The Young row
No Slacks or Jeans
THIS, WEEK,. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19
f THE ROULETTES"
Dancing 9 p.m. to Midni,ght Admission, 75; per -person
Annual New Yeai's Eve Party
Thursday, December 31
PAUL CROSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA
.Dagcing from 9 pmi. Admission 3.50 per person
TABLE RESERVATIONS ONLY — Tickets now on sale.
‘' Phone- 524-9371, or 524-9264
DIAL 524-7532
Joan Crawford, Diane Balcer-and Lief. Erikson
Axe mm-ders are the theme of this rugged shocker
Adult Entertainment
Thurs., Fri., Sat. — Dec. 24-25-26
WALT clISNEY PROGRAM
"TfIE LAD'ill AND THE TRAMP"
°A popular Disney color -Cartoon feature featuring the
voices of F'eggy Lee and the Mello Men.
and Paula Prentiss
Union U C.W.
Meeting Held
UNION (Goderich Twp.). —
The December meeting of Un -
was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Orr. The
busine7ss of the meeting was
conducted by the president,
;was answered by six members
with an exchange of gifts. Roll.
call for January is to ,be an -
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sweied by a "Favorite Bible
The vvership service was con-
ducted by Mrs Austin Fuller.
Mrs. Fuller led in prayer. The
Von in the, stud book,
"Where does the answer 1117? -3
was read and docussed. The;
Scriptur2 was read alternately.
An article written by Padre
Young entitled "It's time we
did something. about our relig-
IVfcIlwain, Mrs. Fuller closed
'the m•ee'Ing with prayer. The
hostess served lunch.
TOWN of GODERICH
Brewers Retail
Special Hours
DEBENTURES
FOR SALE
INTEREST COMMENCING
Elms
11.
Obituaries
MRS, WILLIAM WILSON
Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, 93,
pital where she had been a
patient -for six years. She was
a daughter of the late Alex-
ander and- Christin•e Cameron
and lived most of her life near
to the Goderich Township home.
of her daughter, Mrs. Everett
(Hazel) McIlwain. Her hus-
predeceased -her in 1933. She
'United Church.
Surviving 'besides •Mrs. Mcll-
wain is- a granddaughter, Mrs,
William (PatriciaLRivett,''Gode-
• 'The funeral service was held
Tuesday afternoon at the -R. A.
Currie and Sons fun•eral home,
MONDAY, TUESSAY, WEDNESDAY
DEO. 21ST TO 23RD
oPEN TILL 9 P.M.
THURSDAY' DEC. 24TH
ALL STORES WILL BE CLOSED DAY"
DEC. 25TH AND 26TH
.tAhmeek IODE
The funeral service for MrsiDecember Meet
MRS. EDITH I. CURIIEL
Saturday in Henderson General
liwpital, Hamilton, was held
Tuesday afternoon. at St. Geo-
rge's Anglican Chureh. - -Rev.
G. G, Russell officiated. Inter -
tory. Lodge funeral home was
in charge of arrangements,
She was born in Goderich
Township, the former Edith
,MICHAEL C. MERIAM
The funeral service was held
;at Stiles funeral, home Sunday
'afternoon far Michael Charles
iMeTiam, 18-day-ol•cl son of Mr.
• land Mrs. John W. Nieriam, Bby-
jfield road Rev. C., A. Duke -
low officiated. Interment was
in Maitland cemetery.. ,
The baby -boy '1,• -vas found dead
in • his bed .by hf's mother on
Friday, An autopsy revealed
he clie-d of asphyxiation.
Surviving besides his parents.
'Kenneth, Dianne, Gerald, JUdy.s
Sandra, Uroy,. Jacqueline and
Kimbe.r1cy Anne; also his grand -
tookowotew
APPLY: Town Treasurer
57 West St eet
Goderich
Operated by Brewers Warehousin'g Co. Ltd.
'lam and Mr, and Mrs. Gorden
Orr, of ,Goderich;
6-2Thrife-elr'C'EaTite-r, 7-101)---E
Decentber meeting was held at
the Maitland CountrY Club.
The tables were. decorated in
the Christmas theme.' The reg-
ent Mrs. G. Ernerscin, pre.Fided
n we corn m ars and
their guests. ,
After lunch, two films were
sihown with Mrs. A, M. Harper.:
at the projector. ',Mrs. R,arper
Bladr, a daughter of the Late was introduced by Mrs. N.
William J, and Mary Ann (Hil-
loCR),. Blair. S'he lived in Tor- Clairmont and thanked by Mrs.
onto,and \Hamilton for while. Emerson.
For partied her early life, she A short busdness session was.'
lived in Goderich. She return- ecridGui,itheteoli.sbyprt.heseeziretedgeMizei_ns.
ed Goderich -12 yeal;s ago-. port "efe the finance, committee
Her ,husband, Geofge J. Cur=
rell, died in •October of this with regard to allocation 'of
chapter funds. Provincial 'and
year. ' National funds were approved.
Surviv
daughters, 'WS. ,Williarn (Irene) rangeanents were made to re-
ard (Florence) Wright, Stoney on Christmas Day. •
Creek; one sister, Mrs. Alex For the remainder of the
Fitzgerald, Peterborough; sev,„•en afternoon those present enjoyed
grandchildren. a game of bridge and ;"500."
Re -Elect Orange Lodge Officers
Victeola Loyal Orange Lodge
No. 182 at its r6gular monthly
meetiog on Moriday evening re-
elected all present officers for
1965. Glenn PatterSon con-
tinues in the master's„thair and
Roy Chambers in the depUiy
chair;• James Young Ls chap-
ancial secretary and Charles
past master•is Percy Blundell,
and the lecturers "are Wni. Mew
!David Elliott and R. Cook.
1 A „committee repot showed
! 'hat Friday evening .card par-
t ties had been successful, and ,
they will ,be resumed after the
rtrm
tuke'n . up for -the-True Blue or-
! phanage at Richmond Hill.
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ASSORTED COLOURS
100 FOOT ROLL
20 -oz. Tins
16 -oz.
Last Call ror Christmas!
What, a surprise for any Goderich fa;nily to find a gift-
wrapped telephone sitting pertly under the Christmas tree!
Whethee a useful extension telephone, or a pleasing colour
phone to replace an existing black one, this idea is hard to
beat for both surprise -value and practicality! If you've been
stymied for something really different for your family or spec-
ial friends in the Goderich area, there's still time to give us
a call(, at 524-8301.. gift -wrap and deliver the phone of
your etioice, and arrange to return and connect it after the
surprise. Telephones don't gl'ow on Christmas trees, but be-
lieve me they look mighty good under them!
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HATS
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NYLONS
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MAJOR
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THE SQUARE
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Another Telephone Directory
No doubt by this time you have received your copy of
the Harriston, Wingham telephone directory. It resembles the
Goderich book of just a few year.s ago, doesn't it?
In this book yOu will find It list of the subscribers of the
Dungannon Exchange which -will be Very helpful to you when
free service to that exchange becotnes available next spring.
In the meantime, I'm sure you can use it as a reference to
reach the subscribers in the book through direct.distance dial-
ing-. However, do please keep the book in a safe place for "
your use next spring when.free service to Dungannon becomes
Always There To Call On
friend — how many roles will your telephone play during the
weeks ahead? It's ready day or night to be anything you want
it to be. As an errand boy, your telephone can help simplify
,four shopping, deliver your messages. As a secretary, it helps
you arrange appointments, gets things started, gets'things done.
et watchdog that never sleeps, it adds a feeling of protection
3round the household because it's always there to call on —
n little emergehcies or big ones. And, of course, your tele-
ohone-ls also a friend you can always count on when you're
lust plain lonesome and need moral support: It belps you visit
relatives or friends . . . anywhere,,. . . in lickety-split time.
Whatever use you want to put your telephone to — errand
tiny, secretary, watenog or friend,' you can -count on it always
3eing there to call on.
MER-IiY CHRISTMAS!
OVEN READY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
GRADE "A"
RKE
AVERAGE WEIGHTS 20 LBS.
US No. 1 QUALITY — FOR YOUR CHRISTM4S DINNER
CRANBERRI-ES
1 lb 29c
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25 -lb. BAG CANADA No. 1
POTATOES
SIZE -138 _SUNKIST NAVEL
ORANGES
US No.: 1 MARSH SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT
FANCY GRADE MACINTOSH
APPLES
CANADA No. 1
CARROTS
FLORIDA FRESH
1.09
59cdoz
8b: 5599:-
45;
2,5c
2f r 35c
2 3 -lb. bags
RADISHES 3
Z;i1;114EySH GgiNalks
cello
pkgs.
Now Available
Fresh
REAPY TO EAT
WHoLE OR HALF
GLAZED. PlidNICS
Ib.
T.L1 R K E S ROUND STEAK OR ROAST
SIRLOIN, T-BONE,
WING AND RIB STEAKS
Place YoursOrder-
TODAY
CANDY FEATURES
FAMILY SPECIAL 2.tb,
VANKIRK BUDS ... Pkg. O'V'
TOP VALU ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES 770
TOP VALU Maraschino
CHERRIES 770
TOP YALU Assorted
XMAS CANDY ig0. 390 •
KENT
• PEACHES
IVORY LIQUID -10c OFF
DETERGENT
S'
20 -ox. Tins
for
Giant Size
TOP VALU
SHORTBREAD - fb. 360
JELLY MALLOWS .4.350
FRUIT DRINKS 3
CLUB HOUSE
Seas A'onings de
2 fop 3
STOKELY WAX DR DARK RED' Pkgs.
Icidne Beans
48 -os. Tins
for
414
1 S-02. MI' 99$
for