The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

to return home from hospital on James 1. and Mrs. ‘Theal were visitors to Palmerston over the mc.n.:u-u.n.c.unl son of Col. and Mrs. W. W. Johnâ€" son has been transferred from Ahiotuml.l.c.h.nohn.)l.l. w ® F. J. and Mrs. Guy are visiting with Mrs. Guy‘s parents, Ernie and Mrs. Buckenham. Mr. Guy has just received his discharge from ma.c.A.r.. * ‘ ® Mrs. H. R. Elliot has returned after a pleasant two months‘ visit, spent in London, Ailsa Graig, Parkhill and Strathroy. She was accompanied by her cousin,. Mrs. Gordon Luther of Strathroy. ® ® ® Mr. A. E. Buckenham was called to his old home home at Bothwell death of his mother which occurred in Chatham hospital that day, at the age of 71 years. Fit./Lt. W. D. Wells, husband of the former Betty Theal, has receivâ€" ed his discharge from the R.C.A.F. ‘They visited in Palmerston last week. In the spring they will settle in the Palmerston district. the condition of B. W. Graham, very fine. He is making good proâ€" gress and will be able to return to his duties as the "Bishop of Paton Street" within a few days. ® ® U Mrs. James Theal had a birthday last week and there arrived in Grimsby in time for that happy event a package of Holland tulip bulbs sent by her son Capt. Irvine Theal, RCAM.C., at present stationed in Scotland. W. D. Fairbrother, Beamsvilie, Lincoln County Registrar, is back at his office after a bad fall at his home on October. 5th. Mr. Fairâ€" brother missed the railing and fell the full length of his stairs, and alâ€" though he suffered no broken bones he was bruised and shaken up. have moved into their new home home) and are making extensive repairs to it. Dr. Mather will be Medical Health Officer for all of West Lincoln under the new county health unit setâ€"up. He will not do any private practice. Mrs. Henry Rushton is visiting Watch Clock And Jewellery Repairs E. A. Buckenham 12 Main 8t. E, Grimeby SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st 10 a.m.â€"Church School for all 11 Prayer Meeting and Bible Readâ€" ing, 8 pm. Grimsby Baptist Church MICAREOS BULOVA, ELGIN, ELCO WATCHES A Friendly Church With a Living Message. Store in The Fruit Belt" â€"â€"â€" All Welcome â€"â€" PRESCRIPTIONS Gospel Hall Carefully and Accurately Dispensed by Graduate C Druggists Mrs. E. Gordon â€" â€" â€" + C. D. Millyard Cosmetics . . . Magazines . . . Stationery Developing and Printing .â€""Manâ€"Devil or Saint ?" LORD‘s DAY Wednesgay Home of Quality Drugs Social Events â€" Personals â€" Organizations ~ Club Activities 11 a.m. Radar Howle Duffield, RC.N. has received his discharge and has Mrs. L G. MacBride has returnâ€" ed home from hospital and is gradually gaining strength. (W.D.) Regina, is spending her furlough with E. Bruce and Mrs. Murdoch, Adelaide street. months visit with friends and reâ€" latives in Wilkie and other points in Saskatchewen. fiwmm:u the 25th LO.D.E. Brownie Pack held its regular meeting in the Public School. 6 After the qopening ceremonies and collection of Fairy Gold, Brown Owl read an acknowledgeâ€" ment of the pressed wild flowers collected during the summer. ‘There was much merriment over the learning of a new song. A knot contest was then held by the Brownies who are to be taken into Guides this year and the Brownâ€" ikins were initiated into the mysteries of tying their ties, which they must know before they can become full fledged Brownies. Due to the pleasant weather everyone was then able to enjoy games and the closing ceremonies Four new chums, Barry Bourne, Bobby Eilis, Donald Grad and Billy Henley were welcomed at the mnlumd ‘ 1st â€" Grimsby which the boys had decorated in preparation for Apple Day. Awards were made to Pat Ryan, Jack Ryan, Billlie Tennant and Ronald Wicharuck. Mr. Vernon Tuck and Mr. Harry Morris kindly acted as judges, and the Cubs gave them three hearty cheers for their kindâ€" ness. Akela announced that a Going up Ceremony would be held at the next meeting at which the Scout Troop would be present. The meeting was closed with the Mouse How! led by Sixer Dean Wilson. (they studied four letters of the Semâ€" aphore Code. After the collection of the dues a Semaâ€" phore Relay Game was played to test the Cubs on this knowledge. ‘The highlight of the meeting Blankets take on new importâ€" ance as fall comes around. It‘s sudâ€" denly almost disastrous if they aren‘t long enough to stay tucked in snugly. A simple remedy is to sew a broad strip of flannelette or end which will ‘then tuck firmly under the mattress. Mrs. Paul Oelkuch and Mrs. 11 a.m.â€"*"Persuasive Religion." 2.30â€"Sabbath School. T p.m.â€"Masonic Service. Church W. J. Watt, B.A., B.D., Minister 11 a.m.â€"The Church of God. 7 p.m.â€""Speech" as a talent, Sunday School at 2.30, Trinity Francis McAvoy, B.A., 8.Th. Trinity United SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st St. John‘s Presbyterian Church Brownies Cubbing Eflum- sixes retired to Following the At All Saints Church, Northalbertn, Yorks, England on July 21 the wedding was solemnized of Margiret Mgginson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Megginson to L.A.C.Donald A. Waiters, RC.A.F., third son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Waliters, d London, Ont., and a brother of Mrs, Art Henley, Grimaby. 4 f ‘The bride, given in marriage by wer father, wore a two plece wool suit of Powder Blue with navy acessories with corsage of Red Roses and carried a Gold good luck hore shoe, a gift of the bridesâ€" maid. The brides only attendant Miss Crace Carter of Northalberton was dressed in pale blue with navy acessories with corsage of Red roses, The groomsman was L.A.C. Fred Powell of Toronto, Ont. A reception for immediate friendsand family was held at the home of the bride‘s parents. ‘The homymoon was spent at the seaâ€" side resort of Scarborough, England. ‘The Grimsby W.C.T.U. met at the home of the President Mrs. S. Murphy, who presided. Mrs. W. J. Watt led in prayer. Mrs, Millar reâ€" ported the first afternoon of the Convention. The theme was talents and service. Our talents are Time, ‘Temporal possessions, Natural Gifts, Place in Life, God‘s word and Gods‘ Spirit. The President Mrs. McLean led in prayerâ€"a reâ€" solution expressing our loyalty to our Country and Empire. ‘The National President, Mrs. J. H. Wickson, was presented and brought greetingsâ€"The Conventâ€" lon hymn "Lead on O King Eternâ€" al" was sung in closing the first report as follows:â€" "The Ontario W.T.C.U. convention now in session in this city has brought to St. Catharines some of the foremost women of the province, women of keen minds and possessed of the true Christian spirit, unafraid to take their stand on a question of vital import especially to the rising generation. This is clearly manifest to an unbiased onlooker at the conâ€" ‘v-uummmw upâ€"toâ€"date resolutions the followâ€" ing are of special interest. Whereâ€" as postâ€"war conditions demand that Canada husband all resources to aid in giving fond and clothing to the destitute in other lands and whereas to accomplish this all grain and sugar products are needâ€" uummm«w| to yield dairy and poultry products, meats, wool and leather. Therefore recommend: ‘That the Woman‘s Christian ‘Temperance Union of ‘Ontario in convention assembled, deploring the wastage of such supâ€" plies in the making of beverage alâ€" eohol, solicit our Dominion Governâ€" ment to use every rightful means in their power to prevent all such wastage, and also request all likeâ€" minded organizations or private citizens to ald us by letter or petâ€" ‘This news item will be of interâ€" est to Miss Rosamond Duff‘s many friends in this district. During her 23 years as Ontario Field Secretâ€" ary, she has toured Lincoln County and visited Grimaby schools many the question of winning and mainâ€" taining Peace be duly stressed and that as a means to this end, we enâ€" courage the study of national and international policy and that at least one meeting a year be given to the study of International Reâ€" 8. Temperance Course in the Sunday Schools. Grimsby Union at present is doing very little of this work. We need leaders. Are there three Christian women in our community who love home and country enough to volunteer for this work? The materia! and plan of work will be gladly supplied to anyone who will undertake this work. Our future rulers deserve the very best. Reports of the work being done under the twentyâ€"six departments in every county in Ontario stressed the need of intelligent citizenship both present and future. There are three Educational groups undâ€" er the W.CT.U. 1. "Little White Riboners" and their mothers in the home. In regard to meat rationing the W.C.T.U. went on record as folâ€" lows:â€" "Resolved that as Canadian women we go on record as fayâ€" oring meat rationing or any necesâ€" sary patriotic measure, in order that the people of Europe who are starving may have the needed proâ€" teins and we are waiting with inâ€" terest for speedy and wise adjustâ€" ments which will insure no wastâ€" age and the removal of all obâ€" stacles to the steady flow of food 2. Scientific Temperance and Health in the Schools. Mrs. Aikens then read a brief W:C_.T_‘_._U & |Gn'msby Red Cross THE GRMSBY INDEPENDENT "Janifer and Ruth Walker are ten nonths old motherless twins andthey look pets in the little white frocks sent by Canadian Junior Red Cross" writes the maâ€" tronof a British nursery at Newâ€" bury, Birks. ‘"What pleases us most is the beauty of the clothes, and Thope you will realize how full if gratitude: our hearts are. ‘Camda has sent you these frocks‘ I toll the children; and with large ‘nfi-l.cyu&oynld"nnlyw Canala‘, I can‘t say anything betâ€" Sweral million articles have beenmade by members of the Canalian Junior Red Cross for the childen of Britain and other lands durhg the war, Canadian Juniors maktained 14 war nurseries in Britiin at a yearly.cost of more thar $41,000, and clothing was supâ€" pliet to all the children in the Nursâ€" Adrive for increased memberâ€" shipin this world‘s largest youth orgmization is currently being condicted throughout Canada, for the Juniors carry on their prinâ€" cipajobjectives of Health and Serâ€" viceto others in peace time as well asin war. Classes of all schools are urged to enrol or reâ€"enrol at once and receive full membership A thank offerin; service was held at the Chure on Tuesday dent, Mrs. W. L. Engough presidâ€" ‘The guest speaker for theevenâ€" ing was Mrs. Jean Spanky of Caâ€" gary, Alta., a member of the Domâ€" inion Federation of Baptist ches, who also has served onthe Dominion Board of Forign Missâ€" tons. She spoke of the Hone Missâ€" lon work of the BaptistChurches Mrs. R. W. Craw, Toronto and Miss Duff were honored by life memberships in the World‘s w.oTu. the New Canadians. Her address was most interesting nd informaâ€" tive, and thoroughly ajoyed by the large gathering. Miss Miriam Cine, in the Watch Tower service, brught emphasis upon the importanceof the Cruâ€" sade for Christ, now being conâ€" ducted in Canada by the four major Protestant enominations, A duet was rendere by Mrs. Harry Cartner and Ms. Floyd Simpson. ‘The offering for mission wek was a most generous one. Miss Rosamond Duff, Ontario field secretary, who is leaving that work to go to the National W.C.â€" T.U. headquarters to be headâ€" quarters secretary and reorganize the Literary Depositing work gave an extensive report on her past work. During her service she had spoken to a million school children in all the schoois, in Canada she reported. There are 1,832,000 schoo! children, a third of whom are in Ontario. Good work for sobâ€" riety is being done among them by the W.C.T.U. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Chas. Walker, assisted by Mrs, Standerâ€" wick and Mrs. Barnum. times. Baptist M.C. West, particularly among joint installation of officers with Oakleaf Rebekah Lodge, Beamsâ€"| ville, on Thursday evening Oct. 9 in the Masonic Hall, The ceremony was preceded by a Banquet, arâ€" mnuummw her committee. Toasts were proâ€" posed. To the King by Sis. Belle Wilson, noble Grand of Alexina To the Rebekah Assembly" by Sis. Ethel Flett, P.N.G. and \reâ€" mdw»ynmuum District Deputy President of Disâ€" trict No. 15. "To the visitors" by Sis. J. Hillier and responded to by Sis. Cowsey of Justitier Lodge, Hamilton. "To the incoming Ofâ€" ficers" by Sis. Belle Wilson and responded to by Sis. Bertha Humâ€" |-¢l.Ad-ll¢Nfilvoal solo by Isabel Stevenson was greatly enâ€" Installation of Officers was very ably conducted by Sis. Rhea Langâ€" lois D.D.P. and her installing staff from Hamilton, who were attired in floor length dresses of white sheer with corsages of pink roseâ€" buds. Officers of Alexina installed for the ensuing year were Noble Grand Sis. Bertha Hummel, Vice Grand, Sis Evelyn Dipper; Recordâ€" ing Secy., Sis. Aletha Lymburner; Financial Secyâ€"Sis. Gladys Leâ€" Page, P.N.G.; Treasurerâ€"Sis Isa Stephenson P.N.G.; Wardenâ€"Sis. D. Douse; Conductorâ€"Sis. Reba Warâ€" Musicianâ€"Sis. May Crittenden, RS.N.G.â€"Sis. Glayds Buckenâ€" ham; P.N.G.; LS.N.G.â€"Sis. Jessic Hillier; R.S.V.G.â€"Sis. Jessic Critâ€" tenden; L.S.V.G.â€"Sis. Daisy Wheeâ€" ler; 1.G.â€"Sis, Verna Lewis; 0.G.â€" Sis. Jessic Greenwood; J.P.N.G.â€" Sis. Belle Wilson; Officers of Oakâ€" leaf Lodge installed were. Noble Grandâ€"Sis. Marjory Barâ€" rick; Vice Grandâ€"Sis. Beatrice Barrick; Recording Secy.â€"Sis. Alice Warner, P.N.G.; Finance Secy.â€"Sis. Nellie Everett, P.N.G. Treasurerâ€"8is. Harriet Sturt, P.â€" D.D.P.; Wardenâ€"Sis. Lillian Gable Conductorâ€"Sis. Agnes Iurm:‘ Chaplianâ€"Sis. Janette Groff; Musâ€" icianâ€"Sis. May Crittenden; ll.l.-‘ N.G.â€"Sis. Martha Warrick, P.N.G., I,S.N.G.â€"Sis. Theima McLachian; R.S.N.G. â€" Sis. Patricia Cobett, P.N.G.; LS8.V.G. â€" Sis. Billie Warner; 1.G.â€"Sis. Violet McDouâ€" gall; O.G.â€"Bro. Bill Willoughby. Appreciation of the manner in which the ceremony was conducted was volced by Sis. Isa Stephenson, P.N.G. and a hearty vote of thanks accorded Sis. Langlois and her asâ€" sistants. Gifts were presented to Sis. Langlois, Sis. Belle Wilson, Sis. Bertha Hummel, Sis. Udorah Stewart, Sis. May Crittenden, Sis. Gladys LePage, Sis Pat Cobett, Sis. Marjory Barrick. Certificates of 20 yrs. memberâ€" ship with Alexina Lodge were preâ€" sented to Charter members. Sis. Alexina Rebekah Lodge held Rebekah Lodge \ _ THE INDEPENDENT Sample Books of Libby Atwell, Sis, Janet Hayward, Rachael Hermiston, P.N.G., Sis. Ida Mabey, F.N.G., Sis. Jessic Crittenden,P.N.G., Sis. Mary Sangâ€" ster, Sis. Ruby Merritt, Sis. Aletha Lymburner, 8is. Clara Anderson, P.N.G., Sis Edna Pettit, Sis. Elizaâ€" beth Pettit, Sis. Elsie Hughes, Sis. Lillian Jewson, P.D.D.P., Sis. Annie West, Sis. Alice LePage. NO ORDERS ACCEPTED AFTER DECEMBER 1st # GREETING CARDS: WAX BEANS PASTRY FLOUR NZ TOMA | SsoUP OLD 2*"" 174 NEW OGILVIE MAKE A. & P. ‘ YOURr HEADQUARTERS . FOR POTATOES Thursday, Sunnyficld 7-‘.~w ANN PAGE 16â€"0m 1P4 Masonâ€"At Municipal . Hospital, Brighton, England, September 25th, 1945, to Pte. and Mrs, R. C. Mason (nee Joan Chamberiain) a daughter (Â¥vonne Joan). Father in Canadian Army (Overseas). OLD !* 31¢ NEW * Jt SPROUTS _ o. Births October 18th, 1945.