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t ° Mlrs. ,Kenneth Stowe attended
the (,neral of (Mrs. •Mabel
(Stovtge)vsMc Kay,' at Guelph, on
Saturday. - 'Mrs. McKay was a
former resident of Goderich.
Mr. and !Mrs. �3puglas Robin-
...whir ,.,,. -� . . „n•• -y. .. ,..,.,...
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son. and family, of Saskatoon,
Sask., arrived on Saturday even-
, ing to ,spend the 'hdliday season
with Mrs. Rdkiinson's lather, Mr.
Austin Sturdy, Taylor's- Corner,
and other relatives in the' com-
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ST. iEORGE'S‘ CETURLICH
Dec. 27th.—First Sunday After Christmas:
8.30 a.m. Holy Communion.
10"a.m. Sunday School and Bible Clams.
11 a.m. Card Service. ,
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 p.m. Evensong and Carols.
" C1iiristmas Eve — 11.15 -Holy Communion.
Christmas Day -' 9.30 HON Communion.
10.301 Fatni•ly-•Christmas Service.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, Y4.A., D.D., Rector: -
MR. J. „F. STEPHENS, M.A.; Organist and `Choirmaster.
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THE UNITED ,r,, it ti,D i, CANADA
North 'Stregt lJ`nited Church
Dec. 25--11 a.m. Christmas DayService.
Sunday, Dec. 27—
_1.0 am. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m. "The Importance of Today."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
RE"V. A-, E. ' EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. GEO. INGHA-M-,7: A.R:C.T., Mus: Bac:
Music Director.
Victoria Street United Church
"IN 1960 GOD GO WITH THEE"
10 a.m. Sunday School and .Adult Class.
11 a.m. "Forward Frolic Chi-rlstrhas With The Christ."
1.30 p.m. Benmiller Church.
3.00 p:m. Union Church.
Pastor—Rev. St w4eryr'rMoote, B.A., B.D.
" Organist—Mr. Frank Bissett.
THE SALVATION ARMY
Capt. and Mr'. H. Crossland, 84 Lighthouse Street.
11• a.m. HOLINESS MEETING.
2.45 p.m. DIRECTORY and SUNDAY SCHOOL.
7 p.m. °'EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
NEW YEAR'S EVE -11 P.M.—WATCH NIGHT•SERVICE
You are never a stranger at. the Army. '
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Seasons Greetin
from our horse to your
house in appreciation for
your many kindnesses.
We especially, thank the management of Domiinion
Road Machinery' Co. Ltd., whose kindness and
understanding has made -it possible to carry out
SAFETY
P's and Q's
By Goderich 3ayceed- .��'
and Town ,Police
tBy Ernie C. Fisher, Mayor of
Goderich)
Around the globe—from the
barren wastelands of Siberia to
the comfortable confines of our
own home—this is the Christian
world's finest season.
It is a time when a common
bond of gladness, understanding
and grace bridges "even' coun-
tries and customs. Yes, Christ-
mas belongs to everyone!
tet us all remember this by
practising safety as spelled out
int the „following;
'Twas the night before Christ-
mas
And over the street,
The -traffic was heavy,
There was some snow and
sleet.
But dfivers were ca'reful—
To keep their speed slow;
They-'j5"r'arfiised safer -driving,
Let their courtesy show.
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4 tile' achoo. 'hodid, drew the
lucky ticket.
—.The Dungannon ,U itt i t ea
— Chttrch; whieh was left wthottt
D 'N, Dec: a resident minister, was looped
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs: Herb ,after by Presbytery rcently -and
•Finnigan over the - week -end R�.
Mr. Richards, of Crediton,
were Ntrs. Alfred Heltord, Miss wil assume duties in April. His
Margaret Joy' Durnin, and Mr.haus hold effects were moved
Bill Atkinson,. Torontb, and -Mr. to the parsonage on Saturday.
-and- Mrs. Robert Wilson, Gode-
In the meantime, starting' J'anu-
rich. Margaret Joy is, remaining ary, a yQfJng man, wh' has at
for Christmas holidays. - tained a high standing in the:.
Mrs. D. S. Fines, Toronto, ology, will take over duties until
spent the week -end with 'her spring. He is well known -in
brothers, --Harold and - Cecil these parts and at one time at -
Blake. tended Dungannon school, whenMr. "Itobt. Bere; ill last week the 4th concession school child -
with a heavy heart seizure,• was ren attended. Rev. D. A. Mae- �
removed by ambulance Saturday, 'Kn ie is a son of Mr. Dan'Mac-
revening to Goderich hospital. A Kenzie,.,lyth. He has been tak-
d'aughter, `Mrs. Earl,..•.£Uella) ,Mc- ing post -graduate studies in Ed -
Nee, of Belmore, is staying lrburgh, Scotland, has the de -
company 'with Mrs. Bere, while grecs of B.A., D.D. acid °Phd., de -
the family are anxious, for their' spite his cdntparative youth.
father's improvement. -,Rev. Amer .t . Taylor; retired
Visitors with Mrs. Pat Man minister, ofY"toderieh, has stip-
were her ' grandchildren, Mrs. plied since last summer, and
Bob Currie; Linda and Edward, served very well. He has-bee.n
of Lucknow, and Mr. RQy Keane, appoint:d by Presibytery to fill
of Stratford, at the home of Mrs. a vacancy at Brumfield.
Irvine Henry. - S.S. No. 6, of which Miss Rose -
Mr. Vernon,,,,Glenn arrived, at mary Skaz, of Clifford, is teach -
the home of ,his parents-, ,Mr. er, held a successful sehooI con -
and 'M. Frank Glenn, cert on Wednesday night, Mr.
finbshirnrsg the season's sailingafter. bonald Simpson, Kintail, won
Visitors with Mrs.•Abner_Mnr •the, turkey draw and Don Mc-
ris over the week -end "were Kenzie was chairman and Mr.,
members of her family, Mr. and Fred King impersonated old 10
Mrs. Ken Morris, Benrniller; Mr. Sarna,
and Mrs. Leonard Chri filar UVIr. Bill Matier, of Blenheim, I V
and his mother,✓JVIrs. E. Christi- spent a few days with his �
friend, Jerry Weaver.
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AG4OW wn ithl Of Joy" oft Chrirtliriioli
Weioi%n .Life happy tJroj gq
And .hear, lin evOr y MANI Wo! o4
A note from the angelr* SiM9
Ail men ar fonds--ratzl f f�n!ds, !�� OP
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$4 Merry-"CliPistntair, Goad Cheer',,
Arid isoppinOss this coming year.
law, Nile; ..Mr. and Mrs. Ander-
So it Happened that on this
son Mugford, London; Mr. and
Most hallowed nightMrs. Douglas Freemaftbtllton,
Everyone arrived safely, -incl Brae} VanstoneAnd Christmas was bright. SS. No. 17, "Diggins"school,
If everyonewill respect the rules i:tt which the teacher is Mrsobert Irvin, enjoyed a Christ -
during Chritmas so gay,Tew'ill" all be around on New concert on Wednesday
Year's Day. • rit htifVa'rietynumbbyttre
Let's all make Highway safety Arnoldothers wag
cairinan and Mr, Frank Pent -
really pay, lnd represented the "jolly old
So that death wont take ourfellow" when it came time to
holiday. the gifts from .theSason's Greetings and sincere tree. Mrs. Emierson Rogers,
wishfor a -happy,.- -safe,, muical supervisor, assited with
lidS the .er tertaiin ''numbers': Dr.
holiday( 1-I, A. S. Vokes was surprised
The 1951 census rep rted that ad pleased `to k,now he. was the
i 19 per cent of Canada's popula- ,'Winner of a fine turkey on aj
tion over 10 years of age, about ticket purchased. Thisgood
166,000 persons, had never at- luck follows up the surprie to
tended school and presumably lrs, Vokes, when . she won a
were illiterate. ,r , -Chstmas cake at the Dunran-non school. Mr. Eldon Culbert„
FREE METHODI-ST CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27.
9.50 a.m.. Family Sunday School.
11 a.m.Subject: "Faces around the manger.".Prayer meeting cancelled Wednesday evening.
Thursday, Dec. 31, 10.30 p.m. Watch Night Service.
REV. E. A. COOPER, Pastor — JA 4-9306
ODERICH BAPTIST CHUR•CH
1011 am.
7 p.m.
CHURCH SCHOOL—ALL AGES.
"TIME IS GOD'S HAIIDMAtD,"
"SIMEON'S_ IRTUtES:,"' °rw•A,
REV. EGN VON KEITZ,• B.A., Minister.
• MR. CHAS. MERRILL, Orgaist
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'rgi' o+or rtr7 of -roar piolommaromD'rptvr r omig i
the may—Wailes of mayor of our community.
ERNIE and LUELLA FISHER
ALL THAT IS CHRISTMAS .. ...
Peace, home, freedom, worship,
friendships,. loved ones,' happy
children . ...may all those bless-
ings •be yours to enjoy this holi,
day season.
Overholt .CoaI:Co.
It is on a note -of sincere appreciation thane thank
you for your patronage andjwish a Merry, Christmas
and a Happy New Year to you and your farm.
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APPLIANCES -
t�hThUa'
our friends, a holiday wish that
they may' enjoy all the best of the season.
VAN'S Fruit Market
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takes pride i n
otor "ale
announcing the arrival
of the world's most exciting compact car—
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CHRYSLER
OF CANADA...
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6-cunder enirie iinclined 30° to allow
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has more trunk space than either of its
pew competitors, more than some Targe
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valiant's Unibody construction permits
proper seat heights and ampte headroom.
,57 -inch -wide seats accommodate three
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Warmest greetings at the'''. -
Holiday time! May this be the most joyuws
of Yuletide „seasons for you and yours.
At this time of yeai,,.we.take.a long look in two directions
backward with warm appreciation for your patronage; and for•
—wird with the happy anticipi
tion of continuing to serve you'.
FASHION SHOPPE Gardiner's Dairy
GODERIOH - JA •4-9431 Management and Staff -
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Greetings.
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As the year draws to a close, we count among -our m st precious
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assets the goodwill of our customers. To all of you, we ex -
ten& our sincere wishes for a Very Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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as two-piece bgdies, more rustproof than
any automobile body ever. built!
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Valiant is fhe compact car that gives you
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THE ECONOMY CAR YOU'D WMT AT ANY PRICE
Chrysler of Canada's' Valiant is the newest car in the
'World. And it looks, it—with a daring new kind of styling
that says more than just "economy". But new .as. itis,
- Valiant is already answering some very old questions.
How much "o" can you -get from a car this size? Valiant shows
you. You'll discover that Valiant can out -perform cars ha1f-
a•fbn heavier and,twice as powerful, Yet it visits the gas
pump only half as often!
Secret: Valiant's incredible new six-cytfhder engine --an
ingenious overhead-valve power plant that inclines to the
side at a,J0' angle, puts out a practical 101 hip., but hostds -
fuel like a tightwad. If you own a Valiant, you•can fiore on
driving upwards of 350 miles on one 1 l •gallon taricful of
regular gas!
What can be done about rattles•and}yrust? y�Val ant's done it.
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frame and body'in a single steel unit. Not a single bolt to'
Yattle,.-.arfd it's four times stronger than other bodies.
On top of that, every Valiant Unibody is dipped seven sepa-
rate times to mAke it more permanently rustproof Wan any
other automobile before it—even!
Can a compact car have a. "big -'car" ride? Valiant does. it is
only 184 inches long. It has a 106% -inch wheelbase. But it
rides Tike a car double its size.
That's because Valiant (like other Chrysler of Canada cars)
has famous Torsion-A!RE Ride—the finest suspension
system yet devised for takinj the sway out of a,corner, the
lurch out of a stop or the bumps out of a road.
Where do you puta1i your luggage in a smaller car? If you own a
Valiant, you put it in the tr,Qnk. It's hard to believe you can
tuck so much usable space into a car only 184 inches lo4.
But Valiant does it. All your luggage stows trendily in a trt,nyi
that measures 24„9 cubic feet!
These are only a taint of the questk ns that Valiant answers.
Vtsit your dealer—get the full story. Drive a Valiant—the
economy car you'd want at any price!
A Quality' product of Chrysler' Corporation engineering
SEE and DRiVE iT TODAY at
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121 St. DAVID STREET
Motor Sales Ltd.
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