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Arthur Culp left on Tuesday to wzhw.hr.h.!hrkh. * Hugh K. and Helen Whyte have muw?:n-:uhm Mrs. D. McNally, Port Dover, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. way west, are on a holiday trip to points in Michigan and Ohio. cises of Grimsby High School will be held on Friday, November 10th. Beverly and Donna Hill, of Ferâ€" gus, visited over the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. _ MILLYARDS Wm. and Mrs. West, No. 8 Highâ€" 8.30 a.m.â€"Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m.â€"Mattins and Se as a true basing of the spiritual 11.30 a.m.â€"Junior cong 10.00 a.m.â€"Church School. 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning . Wo * "ebject: "The Srewartaiiip ut sUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1¢th u;o:‘ :.n-â€"l&mu Wuzrtp mon : “l'llm oF GOD." (In observance of Eduâ€" © cation Week two High School students will take part in the morning service). 2.30 p.m.â€"Sunday School. 2.30 p.m.â€"Trinity Youth Felâ€" 1m" w Sermon : M PRAY * 2.30 p.m.â€"Sunday School 4.00 p.m.â€"Holy Baptism. 7.00 p.m.â€"Evensong. (Diocese of Niagara) Rector: Rev‘d E. A. Brooks, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th 700 â€"Evening . Worship and Bong Service. "Why the St. Andrew‘s Church 25th Sunday After Trinity Trinity United Church SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14th Rev. Geo. A. McLean, B.A., Yes, that‘s right, we‘ve :l.l-‘: to take our medicine if we expect to have happy . You can make sure that the medicine your children take is pure, if you bring your prescriptions here. We‘re particularly careâ€" ful about our prescriptions. Cosmetics Cue!ullyudAm_gtdbeyGnduu PRESCRIPTIONS WEDNESDAY â€" Social Events â€" Personals â€" Organizations ~ Club Activities I DBRUG STORE / Minister . . . Magazines . . . Stationery Developing and Printing Phaowt No: 1 Mrs. A..J. Hayward, and Jimmie, have ‘returned ‘home after a visit Miss Iaabel Stevenson attended the annual gathering of the Scottish Societies and Clans held on Thursâ€" day of last week at the Armouries .w’::'&..., Taat week. She It is only within the last few days that a large number of citiâ€" zens have learned of the death in Penetang, last April, of Rev. Geo. St. John‘s* Stoney Creek but intends to settle in Grimsby as soon as she can seâ€" cure suitable housing accommodaâ€" MOTHER‘S CLUB meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. ‘Geo. Curtis, Oak St., Nov. 17th, at 2.30. All mothers welcome. A very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by members of the 1L.O.D.E. who gathered at the home of Mrs. L. A. Bromley, Main West, on Monâ€" day afternoon for a social getâ€"toâ€" Mrs. E. A. Buckenham, Regent, gave her report on the Semiâ€"Anâ€" nual Provincial Meeting held at Peterborough recently. A delightful lunch was served by Mrs. Erwin Phelps and her comâ€" Harold Matchett, and ‘Mrs. D. J Liddle poured tea LORD‘S DAY Breaking of Bread â€" 11 a.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 14th 10 a.m.: Sunday Schot 11 a.m.: "EDUCATIC Coming Events 7 p.m.: Hymn Sing and WEEK" Service, High School Students Asâ€" â€" â€" C,. D. Milyard St. John‘s Church © LOCAL TRADEMARES. los, â€" All Welcome â€" J.0.D.E. Reading, 8 p.m. in Evangel Temple, Toronto, when Florence Pearl, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lewson, Grimsâ€" by, was united in marriage to Alâ€" bert James Tanton, son of Mr. S. H. Tanton and the late Mrs. Tanâ€" -iwm, ‘The bride wore a deiph blue suit with navy accessories and a corâ€" attended by her cousin, Miss Audâ€" crepe with matching accessories and corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Roger Lawson, brother of the bride, was best man. couple left on a motor trip to Bufâ€" falo. Mr. and Mrs. Tanton will reâ€" side in We wish to express our gratitude to the Grimsby Fire Department for their prompt action in putting out the fire at our home, and partiâ€" cularly for their care in preventâ€" ing undue damage. Monday, November 8th, about one hundred ladies from Lincoin, Welland and Haldimand counties were tendered a luncheon at the Village Inn, by the Board of Govâ€" ernors of the Niagara Peninsula }luhnflu. ‘These ladies are the volunteer workers for the annual Christmas Seal Sale. A civic welcome was given by Mayor Bull, Other speakers were Warden Frank Laundry, Mr. Dorâ€" Mr. Stork, viceâ€"president of the Board of Governors, introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Coombes of St. Hosteases for the afternoon were Mesdames Arthur Clarke, Victor Catton, Herbert Betzner and Norâ€" man Bowers. Mrs. Ken Baxter spoke in the abâ€" sence of the Programme Convener and requested that there be a good attendance at our December meetâ€" ing, which will be in the evening and in the form of a musical proâ€" gramme. Mrs. T. L. Dymond brought greetings from the Women‘s Asâ€" sociation and recommended that the Service Club be represented on the Women‘s Council of the United Church of Canada. She also intimâ€" ated that there might be a new orâ€" gahization formed to serve the best interests of the young married woâ€" men in our church, who now are neither associated with the Service Ciub nor the W.A. The money raised by the sale of Christmas seals is used only for preventative purposes. This year a mobile unit was purchased. ‘This unit will be in the Beamsvilie disâ€" trict this week. Mrs. Mel Johnson reported for the Rummage Sale; Mrs. Victor Catton for the Bake Sale; Mrs. Erwin Phelps for the Tea and Mrs. Carmen Millyard for the Annual Mrs. Thos. Voight thanked Mrs. Millyard and the members of her Ways and Means Committee for their work at the Bazaar. Mrs. Millyard announced that Kate Aitken of radio fame will be in Grimsby at the High School, November 22nd, in the afternoon. Tickets are available from any member of the Club and everyone, who has ever heard this interesting personality, will certainly be in atâ€" tendance. ‘The Christmas Seal Sale Comâ€" mittee are actively at work. Letters will be in the mail within the next few weeks. It is hoped that all who can will ~support this wonderful work. The Club Treasurer gave a very worthwhile financial report at the regular meeting of the Service Club held in the Baptist Church on Tuesday aftern on. All members have been excepuonally active durâ€" ing the past month and the results have justified their efforts. Miss Julia Carpenter of Winona, was introduced by the President, Mrs. Russell Terry, and her subâ€" ject was ‘"Your Winter Reading." She gave interesting quotations from many current books and a short synopsis of several of the later editions. Mrs. Len Bromiey expressed the appreciation of the Club to Miss Carpenter for talking on this most timely topic. TANTONâ€"LAWSON A quiect wedding took place on iturday, ‘Nov. 6th, at 3 o‘clock, LADIES AT LUNCHEON Card of Thanks Ruptials â€"Mel Emsley and family. | THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT at "'""immm ‘ Nov. 7â€"To Mr. and MFe :) Ne ELE andpaans: Anvone needed to merelv ste inâ€" a | ‘The Medical Offic her (f | sige (the 4ont entrance of thartayn "Onts mona ‘a daighter. | was Dr. J. 1. Jeffs a m'wmphatyofuflvltyenuul Nov. 8â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Roy ing nurses assisted: mm-u.-uu. of Bake~ !Follick, Vineland, a son. ;a-m.w YOunE | Goode and Homeâ€"Made Candy All | fnniniinnumdsenroroonmmmnins | Mise H. Vohman. Association held its _Nvember meeting in the Baxptist Chuch hall ‘M_a,,,‘unuum- "*Aul 55:‘:110 ll-r:::lnfi absence of the w IA- A.4 president, Mrs. W. Mrs. ‘T. L. Dymond and hercomâ€" mittee. Trmy Seavice cuus | BAZAAR BIG SUCCESS Plans were made for a Beaar and Sale of home baking and endy to be held on Dec. 3rd, in th Bapâ€" tist Church hall. * The meeting closed with the singing of Hymn number fiften. Excellent weather conditias faâ€" : vored the second annual Bazar, of | the ‘Trinity Service Club, Irid in‘ the Masonic Hall on Thursdayaftâ€" ernoon, November 4th. | doubts would be dispelied display that afternoon. ht was under the convenership of Ms Victor Catton. If there wa; ever anv doubt as to the "conking‘ capâ€" members contributed very gaerâ€" mummnm-tmwl of the stairs was a room with tiâ€" les placed around all four walls covered with hundreds of beautiful. useful and inexpensive articles for sale. The entire Club membership was divided into four groups at the beginning of the year and met apâ€" proximately once every two weeks in the various homes. ‘Members, who excelled in sewing, made pracâ€" tical things such as Children‘s Paâ€" Jamas, Aprons, Infants Wear to knit and made dozens of pars ‘Trinity United Church Women‘s of socks, mitts, scarves, etc. Then again, there were those whs could make attractive gifts such a cardâ€" table covers, shell jewellery, felt handbags, dolis‘ clothing, et. The leaders of these groups wer Mesâ€" dames Ray ‘McPherson, Burton Bentley, Gordon Cole and John Aikens. The donations of neessary material and the coâ€"operatin of everyone made these saleable artâ€" icles possible. ‘The Club greatly apprecated a donation of several objects made of walnut, mahogany and cherrv wood, such as trays, canllestick holders, nut bowls, etc., turred out on a wood lathe by a menber of our church, Mr. Samuel G. Bartâ€" woollens on display and themany beautiful shades showed off to great advantage. _ s t sdl Maryâ€"Lyn Sweater Shop a n d Lady Byron Readyâ€"toâ€"Wearshowâ€" ed the ladies the latest in v@aring apparel. Current and Betzner hada disâ€" too far away ‘Turning to the left at the head of the stairs, was a "nove" teaâ€" room. ‘The Social Committe conâ€" vened by Mrs. Erwin Phelpsserved delicious sandwiches and @ke to the many patrons throughut the afternoon. We say "nove" teaâ€" room because a visitor doesnot a!â€" ways have the opportunity 6 drink a cup of tea and admire atractive commercial displays set upby our local merchants all at the same time. a Eym Cns Current and Betzner hada disâ€" play of Christmas toys, Which must have reminded the "small fry‘" present that Dec. 25this not tractive items to the buyin Ne. p" For instance, the Grimab‘ Mink Ranch had a display of dresed and undressed mink skins and partiâ€" cular interest centred anund a n::mbuodof-luke-lhd"lm- a L6 Last, but not least, we dr attention to a real LIVE Rabbit beside its owner ! Hurlburt of Winona, bus * on a wheel. Although the Club met with splendid response and realized a tidy sum, the Ways and Means convener, Mrs. Carmen Millyard, hag announced there is a surplus of ‘articles particularly suitable for Christmas â€" giving. ‘Consequently, plans are being drawn up for anâ€" other Bazaar to be held prior to Christmas. Watch for the anâ€" nouncement and take advantage of this sale of handwork. _ Space was donated by Ander®" Motor Sales, the White Store20d A. A. Constable. vat An unique feature of this exâ€" hibition was held in an anteâ€"room where a very attractive young lady representing Canada Packers, Torâ€" onto Division. demonstrated how "Maple Leaf" Bacon * should be cooked and gave advice regarding other products sold by this Comâ€" pany. Samples were distributed to interested patrons. The rooms were beautifully deâ€" corated with multiâ€"coloured fall ‘mums by Mrs. Roland Merritt, the flower convener, and her commitâ€" toe. Mrs. Chas. Farrell had atable of Trinity W.A. we drw your LIVE White wner Mrs. L bus Spinning may atâ€" pubâ€" Nov. 5â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Allan Calder, Campden, a daughter. homeâ€"made bake sale in the Baptist Church pariours on Friday, Dec. 3, from 3 to 6. *3 _ Coming Events West [ncolnâ€" â€" AiwThs â€" _ |PORK & BEANS |I.ICMA|.ISWS y.Lu....Ik| |SAIHITBIA'I'ES | CHOICE PEAS |EVAPORATED MILK | PEA SOUP s o« 2 m»«27¢| |PINK SEAL SALMON _ , ... ... 45¢] AYLMER MIXED FRUITS PRIOR‘S GLACE CHERRIES Garden Patch WHOLE KERNEL CORN :« o. 2 «... 35¢ CHOICE PUMPKIN _ 0â€" 2 «.25¢ GRAPE JAM WIZARD GLASS WAX _ ... 49c SALADA TEA FAB NOVEMBER SPECIALS Silver Ribbon |CANADA MATCHES Two cakEs FORprice or one â€" â€" â€" 10 GERBER‘S BABY CEREAL BUY BLIE AND GOLD PEAS BY ThE caSsE . . . CE EOB BRHG |IN YOUR Legesuoy couron.:-;rr TWO CAKES FORprice oF oNE â€" â€" . 108 soLID aABBaAGE ChaAREG *.: FLORIDAORANGES, : TEXAS QAPEFRVOT FRESIFRUITS AND VEGETABLES elcome THEAL BROS SUPPLIES FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES NOV. 11th to NOV. 17th | Nurse: and Public Health Nursesâ€" ,!vents Miss J. Sille and Miss P. Wittig. # ‘There were twentyâ€"seven babies â€" present of which twentyâ€"one were Trinity Uuud,mludbytbemndban .w“‘mmm The is In the Ha, lady workers were Mrs. Dyck and P4St | ues Kofink. Mrs. R. L Clarke, Friday, Dec. 3. | president of the Vineland Women‘s Institute was also present. ‘The CRISP CELERY > â€" PriBke the I s PM COd cmd | Clinic wae opened in the basement ,umwuu.nmamnt Vineland on October 22nd. | The Medical Officer of Health |\ was Dr. J. 1. Jeffs and the followâ€" ©*C0P"* Next week‘s meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morison‘sâ€" PHONE 45 e forum was held at Mr, and rs. Alfred Bingle‘s home with 18 A very successful ChildHealth 2C e n O NEW HEALTH CLINIC FARM FORUM NEWS 2 Lbs. £7€ â€" ALMUND3 v uo. 25¢ 2 u-.zz,kc AYLMER PEEL Cut Mixea _ y uo. 19¢ " . age ROBINSON‘S FRUIT CAKE ,, .29 v.\.». 39¢ ROBINSON‘S FRUIT CAKE , .45 s« 1+ 29¢ SHELLED WALNUTS _ .. .. 25¢ 5 for 25¢ SILVER RIBBON "Â¥Your Futher‘s Farm." BLUE BOY 31¢ 37¢ ROYAL YORK Correr Spanish Main Fresh Ground Now in FROZEN PEAsg . FRENCH CUT BEAaNnS GoLpEeN sweer corn M’o FROZEN FOODS clinics will be held next month on November 26th, and also on Decâ€" OR s Ne ioi ul Lincoln Health Unit have now elâ€" 44 2 h o .. vee AbomecfbarsentntP mdflun-flhh ‘Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 8:30 to 12 a.m. :dnfiyu. PHONE 656 GRIMSBY Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily, ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABoUT THIS SERVICE Permanents for Difficult Hair 15 OZ. .% FOR cE u. 53¢ REAL .. Box 25¢ * /‘ »â€" _ 1455 16 OZ. TIN in Oil TINS . 11th, 1948. (© FOR uoe. 35¢ | 4 up. B2C Jar 376 376 P