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Board of Education meets next w ® # # ‘ Mike Sweet picked viclets on mu?wm ‘The special Christmas number of ‘The Independent will be issued on Thursday, December 19th. Brevities cleaned out and in good shape for a sudden settingâ€"in of winter weaâ€" Winona Branch of the Canadian Legion are holding a big games night and turkey draw in the Winâ€" ons hall on Friday, December 13th. es â€"a ho admen Lions Club meets next Tuesday could you have than one of TNOSE 10 occasional chairs that the Leâ€" gion boys are offering on their big drawing. Get your ticket now. c s "% \ The number of ration books disâ€" tributed for 1946 indicated that M’lmmw by 613,389 since 1941. The Prices mmuunno«w were distributed for 1946 compared with 11,658,933 for 1945. Canada‘s mmuuunhn-dnnfll census was 11,506,655 ‘Town workmen have the sewer hmw. B. W. Shantz, EVENTS and TOPICS of the WEEKE in ALEXANDER HARDWARE NECKWEAR Paidâ€"Up List LADIES®‘ AND GIRLS® FUR MITTSâ€" MUFFLERSâ€" SUSPENDERS â€" © A Finest in materials, Domestics, English and Swiss 65¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 A complete range of attractive boxed neckwear @ Plain shade wools. & Satin Ombres. Early Suggestions December 6th. R. C. BOURNE Gor ChristmaA than one of those Shades, Wool Checks, Cashmere in Paisleys, Large and Small Patterns. $3.75, $4.25, $5.50 Rabbit Fur. @ â€" Persian Lamb. $1.95 to $5.00 MEN‘S WEAR ;ARTERS â€" BELTS â€" BUCKLES SPATS â€" GLOVES â€" HATS ‘41 ‘41 ‘41T ‘47 ‘41 ‘4T ‘4T f\l//. S The Fifth Form Fling, the first in a new series of dances in which the entertainment is provided by a Mdtn.mudum ment took the form of a humorous radio drama. We think it was humâ€" ,uuudmumum However setting aside the enterâ€" tainment the dance was a success and throughout the New Year the other forms will have a chance to Now when the wintry wind is whistling madly about the dreary mmmdyutw'uh age was the scene of many a nevâ€" erâ€"forgotten battle to preserve the honour of dear old Grimsby High. Now that the last tackle has been made and no more does the odour of liniment and honest sweat perâ€" meate the locker room, we turn to a new sportâ€"the fine game of basketball. But before we do we would like mmmm.m | It has been a fine rugby season (By RICHES AND BRYDON) this year and" both in September twice and then went on to beat Dunnville in a hard fought game by.mdlM?Malnfil mflMhmm Senior team again proved themselâ€" ves to be a pretty fair team by trouncing that school in both gamâ€" es they played. However they --:mmunuh defeat with victory as was shown in two of the best and closest clashâ€" .ammwm mmu.uâ€"mw mmmtfiaâ€"mm time 13â€"6 and the second time 10â€" 5. However the games we like to recall most were the ones that were mmuammu from Beamsville. Ah, yes, sweet revenge. After being beaten by the green and yellow boys for the last 3 or 4 seasons the Senior football u-uun-_tum_‘cu-g .umoboh.‘lhnfl-um victories by scores of 12â€"6 and 7â€"5 nom..namu-n» lon of the onceâ€"proud Beamsville bunch was obtained. The complete roster of the orgâ€" T VA k .& La SEeaent en o C C s fine record of 7 wins as against 2 have done well for ‘member away back Kapusti, Jones; Ends, A. MacMilâ€" lan, Catton; Flying Wing, D. Cole; Conchesâ€"D. 0. Awdeand J Merkâ€" Mu'.ulhm which we‘ll all rememer, . Next week there wil be an artâ€" Special Feature Departrent Student of the Week ‘This week our Student of the Week is the girl who tirns up five minutes early every morning at school to play the pian in assembâ€" ly. A popular UpperSchool studâ€" ent she takes an actie part in all student activities. Andas an acâ€" complished pianist shegives freely of her talents and he time to inâ€" icle on the crease your enjoymet of student activites, this weeks S.0.T.W. Madeline Pogacher, P.S. She also types his column Joke of the Week: Due to circumsta control there is no Jke of the Week this week, as te only humâ€" orous thing that we @1 think of at the moment is thatbrilliant tie something out of Emuire. (Come to Bourne‘s Men‘s Vear jor one just like it). Coming Events: mfl.wm tomorrow night whenlast year‘s successful final exam Candidates don their caps and gavns to gradâ€" uste officially. Ye tomorrow night will see the préentation of The Teamâ€"Snap, Smerek; Inâ€" m CMAME MV WTBH ReRVEmAEe ma".:bmu.mm at 25¢). The program this year!® to b nomewhat changed. The COT Wcrp.-nhl:e’: cut as short as possible more time for dancing and*"""" Everybody welcome. ) On December the 6th in fi High School Auditorium the by Lion‘s Club are bolding an inâ€" door carnival, Don‘t miss it. ham was home last weekend and when we saw him be seemed to be much improved, For those who may not have known, Don has been confined to the Hamilton General Ye‘ at the general public is invited and we hope that will be well attended. o btainable from atudents t School‘s Annual Ye! beyond our will be ggving enjoy= "He says he‘s sorry he didn‘t bring his wife along ‘cause she‘s always grumbling about having to live in one Hospital with Poliomyelytis Howâ€" ever he is much improved and we hope to see him home for Christâ€" mas. Nice going, Don. derâ€"Who killed the rooster in the| A1! bulk purchases of Christmas GHS. chicken house? Guess We turkeys by industrial concerns or better call in "Sherlock" Merkley.| service clubs for distribution The usually staid male staff of | among employees or other persons Grimsby High suddenly came to‘mutut exceed the wholesale life with a blast this week. mmm&cb;m Two of our dignified, portly, announcement of the ‘artime handenme intelligent (we ho{r\l’fleullflmm which side of the butter our bread. is on), male teachers have shown a very unexpected fiair for neckâ€" wear of the most radical. Extremely bright red and white checks, and brown and white moâ€" dernistic designs predominate, The gentlemen‘s choice, . we think, shows extremely fine taste. With the result that bow ties of type ure flashing about through the halls of dear old G. H. S. like Neon signs. with you in every respect. Well that just about does it for this week, kiddies, and if "Fatto" Cole will not forget to take off his graduation gown after he receives his diplioma tomorrow night so be won‘t get all tangled up in it at Blended for Quality T 2EA the dance after, we‘ll tell you more In many cases industrial comâ€" munmm-‘bmmi retail price demanded by some supâ€" pliers in order to obtain a suffiâ€" cient supply of Christmas turkeys. The practice of supplying bulk purchasers with turkeys at higher than celling prices has in past years resulted in a serious shortâ€" age in retail stores where the reâ€" tailer cannot, by law, pay more than the wholesale celling price, officials pointed out. They also explained that when a company bulk purchases turkeys for resale to employees, the wholeâ€" sale celling price still applies and this price must not be exceeded. This applies in all.such cases irâ€" respective of the distribution by the bulk purchaser after delivery to him. TURKEY PRICES Warning that water can be AD instrument of death as well as of life and health, the Department of National Health and Welfare has issued a reminder of the dangers of pollution of water sources. The health suthorities point out that water should never be used for [Roxy THEATRE] THURS. & FRIL _ _ â€" _ NOV, 28th â€" £0n Charles Coburn and William Eythe COLONEL EFFINGHAM‘S RAID HEALTHFUL WATER Sidney Greenstreet, Geraldine Fitzgerald and THREE STRANGERS waspesge 00 0002 jll purposes, much less for drinking, unjess it source and purity have n_n“u-htmh!l take a chance first. November 28th, 1946,