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Matinee Saturday Afternoon at 2.00 p,m.
EVENING ADMISSION i- 60e, 356, 25e
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:Monday,' Tuesday,, October 24, 25.:i'
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LANA 'TURNER, EDMUND 'FUR,DOM, inn
"THE PRODIGAL" •
(Adult ,Entertainment) •
i A lavish 'Biblical, spectacle • in.'CinetnaScope and Colour
based on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. • ' ...
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PURPLE GROVE
Mr; and ,Mrs. Alfred Herbert,
Wenda- and Linda -of '.Weston; -Mr
and Mrs. Oscar • A mstrong, `Mr.
and: Mrs. Mines, Armstrong and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith . A:rri-.
strong and Jerry were visitors
.of `Mr. 'and : • Mrs. Frank Currie•
on •Sunday.. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Needham
and Donnie were Sunday' visitors
CURRIE'S CORNERS
.Visitors 'with Mr. and Mrs.:
• Wilfred-Parrish'on.. Sunday were
Mrs. Minnie. Horne of Toronto,
Miss Hazel ..Culbert of • Lucknow
and 'Mr. and Mrs. '•Lloyd' Mac -
.
Mrs:: • Elliott • Sandy and• • 'Mrs.
'Bill Wareing motored to° ;Preton
one day . last week.
' Mr: and Mrs Joe Courtney &•
at the'• home, of Mr. and Mrs• family visited on Sunday with'
1 Peter 'Leeson.. Mr. and Mrs; Leo Courtney.
`Mrs. Lorne Ritchie and Anna-
belle :are:spending a • few days
With , her parents, •Mr: and Mrs.
,Dan Nicholson of Luckn:ow:
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Canip,
ball and. 1aniily and Mr. John
• D: McArthur of .Ripley were vis
itors at the home of Mr and Mrs.
George' Emerson recently. ;
•
Marlene Gawley .hada the this
fortune to -fall and receive a frac-
tune of•the shoulder. After spend-
ing a .few 'days. in Victoria. Hos
pital; London, she was•' able to.
return. honme.•but will be wearing
a 'cast , for some time. • •
Mr and 'Mrs Donald 'McCosh,
Mary 'and Dickie ' and Mrs. Col
well, visited . at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. -Diek Richardson Suri
Mr `and MVXrs. Hector 'Knight'
and family of Picton 'visited re-
cently with Mr: Donald • Mc.Cosh
R D. .Ross visited a day last
week with :Mr:: Jas. • Donaldson.
Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Walters
of : Goderich .visited with. Mr. &
Mrs Lorne. 'Farr.i§h and ,'Donald
on ::Sunday.
WEOD1Ni • .SELLS
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• PHILLIPS, -WALTER, •
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At• Victoria .Street ''Church: par
son•age, `;Goderiel , the Rev A: E.
Moote • .united ' in • .the
Eliza-
beth Ira :May .Walter; daugh
ter of Mr:' and' Mrs: Harry Wal -
'ter, Goderichs and ,William'
Dur
nin • Ph llips, . Goderich, `son of
Mr. anad • Mrs. Herman Phillips,
R Lucknow :
, The bride id.e •'wore a'' Charcoal. grey.
suit with/pink•h'at and black: ac-
cessories and corsage 'of pink
carnations.
Mrs:. Kenneth Horton„ Goder
1C`lr, ut
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Areuuntant
wearinga dight grey suit with,
navy, accessories and'. corsage . of
yellow mums:
Donald Phillips. of. • Ashfied,
brother ofT the _grooms, -.-w as-
groomsnian. '
At the reception which follow-
•West Street ed at the home of Mr.;and .,tMrs.
Wellington '. Good, 'Auburn,- the
bride's mother' received guests
wearing •'a blue- crkie-�nsemble
and , corsage of .:red . roses.
Following a • wedding trip t,
t Niagara'alls, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
lips,,wiil' reside in, Goderich.
Telephones 343J 343W
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October . 21-
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BEEF' and •DAIRY•'CATTL
FEEDING and MANAGEMENT .
Fending Special sts — •W41 '`Be ,in `Attendi
LUCKY DOOR PRIZE , :a.
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Everyone Welconie, .Sponsored by .'..'
now District Co-op
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:ON. ANNIVERSARY
(ST HELENS NEWS) •
Our : high calling the' call t
eo*itin,ent, was the theme o
the worship service of the meet
ing of tthe W.M.S..of the Unit
Church held at the, home of Mrs
James:Curran on Thursday , of
ternoon with 17 ladies in attend
ante. Mrs. W. I ' Miller, the pres
'idntt
ewas in the chair. ,Th
scripture lessons were read b.
Mrs. Lorne.: Woods' and: ;Mrs. E
W:
Rice and Mrs.. ' Jehn-�C-amexon
led in prayer Mrs. Frank Mc
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Qualliri,; Mrs.' Harvey ebb 'and
Mrs. Ross •Erringttn ,,read from
the •new stud .book . , "Conning
.our Way"., Thereasurer • report-
ed %that : $141 had. been sent to
the Presbyterial treasurer..
Mrs. T. J. Todd presided for
the 'meeting of .the ' . W.A. ' that
followed, with the' theme "The
Bread of Life". 'Mrs, Caineron
read the scripture lesson and
Mrs. Errington, the less o.n
thoughts. The treasurer's. report
•sho.wed: $90.65. on` hand. The' fol-
lowing committees were appoint.:
ed for :the bazaar:to• be held' in
the Auxiliary Booms, Lucknow,
on . Saturday, .1V,ovember. 12th':
Lunch -Miss W. p.. Rutherford',
Mrs.T. J. Todd, Mrs.. Jas; Cur
ran, Miss" Annie Durnin,.rs. •J.
Oaaneron,:Mrs. Jas.- Durnin;;.bak-
ing=-Mrs Lorne . Woods, 'Mrs.
Ross .Errington, Mrs. Wm.. Mac-
Pherson, Mrs.; Allan .Miller,. Mrs.
1VIcQuillan;:.'sewing Mrs
Gordon' iMaePherso, 1VIrs .L,
Durnir Mrs. C. Taylor,., Mrs.. W.
G.; Huirnphrey;, serving Mrs.
Charles McDonald, Mrs: Alex
Murdite,,,Mrs:•E .harbour; kitchen
—Mrs,,. -Eldon -Eldon .Miller;' Mrs. D. - C.
McDonald,: Mrs. •' W; Qi. Humph-
, rey; candy and .plants -Mrs. G:
Stuart, ,Mrs.:' E; W. 'Rice, Mrs:. H.
Webb;:' . Mrs. McNeil; cashier--.
Mrs W. 'A.. ' .Miller.' The next
meeting.. will. 'be ' held at Mrs.
\M
Charles. cDonald's with Mrs. E:"
W.: Rice and Mrs. '.A Miller as
•hostesses.. A. pleasant, social hour
i'was enjoyed ' when' lunch : , was
served with '.Mrs. H. .Webb` and
Mrs.' E. Miller .as; hostesses;
• Forty-five yea'rsago, . on Oct
ober . 13th; 1910,' the Rev. 'S. H.
Moyer united in marriage Mar-
garet `Anne Rutherford, daugh-
ter. of .the late Mr. and Mrs. ,.J.
B. ftubherford and William Lsaac
Miller; son of the late • Mr •. and
Mrs, R. K. Miller: The ariniver-.
sary' of this •happy event -was ob—
served OCT 'Saturday, evening at
e. family gathering 'at their hotne,
Present .were all their family
Mr, -arid ' Mrs. T. .J.'. Todd, Anne,
s._Isobel
Miller; Mr, and Mrs. ' G. . S `Mc=
In`tyre, and Donald of •Brace -
bridge; . Mr. and • Mrs. Gordon
Miller ` and. Larry of London;
also Miss W.:D. - Rutherford, sis.''
ter of the ,bride, and the groom's
sister Mrs. W. A:. Miller, and •Mr.
Miller. During the evening the
happy couple were each present-
ed with handsome wrist watch
-from—the' family. -
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Two Shows Each Night at 7,30. — :Saturday •Matinee, at 2,30
Friday,, Saturday,,, _October. 2 1, '22
Grien. Force, Diana LA, ratriela Medina, in
",FL'ZJNDER OF 'THE • SUN"
Warner'; Bros ":present the .modern, day.:adventures of
men
seeking the 'n " e
sw -
r to a
h a � 2500.
ear o
.Y ld riddle•. ..•,in,..
searching among the ruins of a Mexican temple ,for, the key
to, the wealth•'of'an. entire• civilization.••:'"'
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ung •:splendid • 'Work.' The' name founders of A.A were `important.
variesin...different, sections. eag. partners. They turned their
Alanoii, Alano, Onala; but alf are homes into virtual rescue anis:
composed of one type of member sions. As more and more drunks-
-and have a single aim: Al -an- became A.A.'s more and' More
non •a contraction for • Alcohol- wives, husbands and childreta •
ica Anynom,ous and ,the groups ;needed help and encouragement.
are ' auxiliary '' to A.A. .�Alanon The . National .Committee' .on;
grew•apout• of a ;desperate need.:Alcoholisrn in. the US. estimates,
Non -alcoholics related to alto, that: of 65 million Americans;
holies have distressing problems who' drink, 4 million 'have well
distinctly. their own, The'growth developed .eases of alcoholism. .
of''Alanon roughly parallels that In ;Canada? We already_ have
of A.A.,. for the wives of the two 300 such groups;
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MOTOROLA,'
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SYLVANIA
G.E.' and; HALICRAFTERS
eduCed Prices
ON T.V and `ANTENNA INSTALLATION
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We Install and ; Service What We Y Sell
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.THE 'MOTORISTS' MAGAZINE SAYS.
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The • mystery , of the "best, buy", in 'auto insurance, the
I tangled web that most motorists know little 'ornothing about,
has been solved by the' editorial' research 'board. 'of Car Life
Magazine,''in an exclusive article apRearing, in the November
issue:. After two months of study and evaluation of -39 auto
insurance companies by , the national magazine's research.
team,, the State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance- Com- -
piny of Bloomington, Illinois, was awarded the • Car Life
Seal of Merit Award for "the nation's best buy in auto in-.
.Rentember the Variety Night
in . the Community Hall on Fri-
day . evening at 8:30 -tinder the.
auspices of the Y.P.U.'of, the Un-
iced. ' Church. ..
Rev. Benson Cox of ' Kinlotigh
will gave -an illustrated lecture
including his trip. to the .'Holy
Land, in the United Church un
, der the auspices, of the; W.M.S. •
and the W.A. of St. Helens •U i
ited Church on Monday, evening,
October 24th at '8.00: p.m. Every-
one is invited. This will be• the
annual Autumn Thar koffering of
the W.M,S..
Donald Taylor; who is attend-
ing night 'classes at the• Beal
Technical School, London, was •
httne "for the .week -end.,
Mr, and .Mrs. Stanley Todd :&
seri. Andrew • of Southampton
were Saturday visitors With Mrs,l
David 'Todd. •
ALANON FAMILY, GROUPS.
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„More than •.10,000 delegates re-
gistered ._at-..theirs.-..._co.nveritior
Cleveland in: 1954; Returning to
their!' homes • other groups were
pawnedall over the country. In
e next five year's. 650 were or.
ganized::They are still ;forming
at a current rate of one aweek.
A ivonderfid' organization dos
gakadmrAl vS•.:__ +.n.+ai:ki:;:..dti..il:.'it.�
surarr�e".
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1 . "When you are ' 'ready to •buy your :policy"; ' Car Lif e
!found, "you 'need not shop • for one, that offers. everything
'' and' a • little extra Today, all policies; have standard pro''
visions and, mos companies use the standard -policy: But
what yoprotectu do ;.hd to' idis .this:.+hka' amounion yeeour, particuconslaerr needs reqTuiree: ind' The +costndo f the;t
of
` ,_• policy and „the reputation and stabilitty of the company in-
suring you,,.
"However, these are by no means theonly or most im-
portant factors to ' be taken . into account .,in buying auto
---insurance", - the—maggazipe �clrtic ie ,continues. "What-is—"int-
' portant is what happens when you present your inaurance'
'company with' a claim
.'"Is the agent or representative easily. reached? Is he co- 1
I
operative? Does he represent you as well' as t1 company?. t:
Will the company try to 'taut. you out of your claim, or •reduce I,
1 it? Will you ave to_ wait a long period for settlement? Will =
f.' i..
! the company force you to go to court? I>7 short, wall 'your
insurance_'poliey do what it clainms �td- do?" :
1 Taking all these .factors into consideration, the"friagazine ',
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editors found that State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance 1
I..Comp..an-y ;.eotnpa.te-cLbetter:-. w-.ith_the.._ragid.-code—oi.--spec-if-rca-.,
tions than any of the .'39 auto insurance companies, studied.
-tatejarmi..,
1 Insurance ,Compiny
itepre ented iii this district by j
RELBEhT' Vi►ILSON, R. 3, Goderiah, Pharie Dwitaitantlou 80-r-
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