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EXPERT 22}, MAIN ST. E., GRIMSBY o PHONE 635 GRIMSEY RADIO AND Star Cleaners & Dyers Berause of the importance of the above message, this space has been contributed by "THE MALE PICKâ€"UP & DELIVERY ANNUAL ‘MEETING 605 *y TICKETS FOR GUEST SPEAKERâ€"MR. W. BISHOP, NORWICH . WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8th dsso0C1atnions Wi Christmas Seals send in your e« year,. Christmas Seals live th making possible 365 days Xâ€"ray examination, patient research. Buy Christmas Seals TO BE HELD AT CAMPDEN VILLAGE HALL The Seal that lives . . and lets live PROb MARYâ€"LYN SHOP AND MRS. ARMAND HUMMELL, 9 DEPOT 8T. «LINCOLN COUNTY HOG PRODUCERS ‘The result? ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 1949 As always, the 1949 program ciations will be financed by istmas Seals. So please, take d in your contribution today, PHONE here) C, M. Reihl, President, They help save thousands of lives live throughout the year . . . days of tuberculosis education, patient rehabilitation and medical GONTINUATIONS From rage One WORKING ON PLAN _ them in pools. ‘The council will try and make a deal with the department whereby a new sidewalk would be built on the south side of the highway from the town limits westerly to Hagar‘s school along the old H. G. & B. rightâ€"ofâ€"way. Certain portions of the sidewalk on the north side would be raised. A new sidewalk rightâ€"ofâ€"way. Certain portions of the sidewalk on the north side would be raised. A new sidewalk would be built on the south side of the highway from the town limâ€" its easterly to Nelles Road, and also from Park Road to the Clinton township line. ‘The concrete walk from Nelles Road to the Park Road would be raised to highway from Nelles Ros Road would be r level. If this scheme the plan that the before the depar before the department then the township would pay 50 per cent of the cost of the work and the deâ€" partment would pay 50 per cent. Mm.pdlludelolmfl on Monday night Roy Duprey, Nelâ€" les Road, was granted a permit for the erection of five tourist cabâ€" ins on his property. providing he receives the necessary permits from the Department of Highways and the Department of Tourist and Publicity. ny&owfllhnhduenctm- other street light on Grand avenue in Grimsby Beach. PENINSULA SANCTORIUM ‘The Sanatorium: through its clinâ€" ics which are held regularly in all of the large centres of the peninâ€" su!s has made available places where the family physician may send his suspect cases for examinâ€" ation and xâ€"ray, and where conâ€" tacts and exâ€"patients may come for checkup and guidance. All this is provided free of charge through Seal Sale funds which are collected yearly. This service is essential and nuflhmfihnfl.“dmw tive cases discovered each year are detected because of clinics examinâ€" ations. Last year 15,579 patients weer examined at Sanatorium clinâ€" ies, and 208 cases of tuberculosis were discovered. If it were true that every case of tuberculosis had symptoms with the earliest onset of disease, the problem of controlling tuberculosis would be relatively easy. Actually this is not the case. Tuberculosis is a treacherous type of disease inâ€" asmuch as it may develop and reach such proportions in the body Mon-y-pto-lmpnnatnu frequently make treatment diffiâ€" at (Your Christmas Seal Committee nome and address here) and the your purchase of just a moment «â€" of the tmberculosis works out under council is laying sand lays Timely Suggestions Before cult. Not flll’ has such a pnucnl more difficulty in recovering from his disease but yery often auyid diagnosis means that other memâ€" bers of the family have become inâ€" fected and new seeds have been sown from which further cases will develop in years to come. Our problem therefore is twoâ€" fold, firstly, to discover .disease early so that treatment is relativeâ€" ly short and easy, and secondly, to discover disease before it has proâ€" gressed to the point where the paâ€" Mmyhmgdlngltmdhcn c «» o LE lR â€"Z2~â€"~*"~ "i \‘ + C s ‘ : i xÂ¥ . # ‘, t P n W 0| â€" 1040 } i ies whar t e P *k 4 S \B 38 a 4 .A# *# _ ' & i. * 4 (‘ ° ** M N ‘-‘;; ® f «J A'( *4 :“ J s +8 P es °\ I:. *‘ & . *\ s °. C P . & '~‘_‘;".:" *4 m _ ". s f‘. a" \‘% 5 i ty s ' .’ <»P i 6 ‘k" ® d tyhs $ q C Not infrequently we have enâ€" countered people who, having devâ€" eloped symptoms of tuberculosis, have delayed visiting their physiâ€" clan because of fear, and thereby have allowed hopeful disease to progress to & point where their life is endangered. Our general educaâ€" tion in regard to tuberculosis has been at fault because tuberculosis in its early and even in its more ‘Mfmwmdllyw treatment, and in the past two years we have been further asâ€" sisted in treatment by the use of Etreptomycin. °. ./. .. i EsE t We have had the facilities for examinimg all those who were susâ€" pected of having tuberculosis as well as all who have had contact with tuberculosis, but previous to September, 1948, we had no faciliâ€" ties for examining the whole popÂ¥â€" lation so that a community could be screened. One could say with a degree of certainty that such a community harbors no cases of acâ€" tive tuberculosis. E* ‘This year, however, the Niagara Peninsula Sanatorium purchased a mobile xâ€"ray .unit which has now wmun!orlbwtlwnunnd during this period of operation 5.100 people have been xâ€"rayed by it. The question may arise as to why this area should have a unit ollum.'flnuflnrhthllh. firstly, this Sanatorium serves l' population of 200,000 peopleâ€"an | area sufficiently large to keep a unit busy, and secondly, what is most important, we are able to concentrate our efforts in any givâ€" I _ um prst group xâ€"rayed in this | ,,:,','c.,m.mummbol; 'Mehpm:-nyod.hhv had w,,alnfnnm-rm.nlt‘ was estimated that over 90% of| the population of the town of Jarâ€" vis was examined. ‘The 10% not examined may have been through indifference or perhaps because| certain people who had symptoms| were afraid to learn the true condiâ€"| tion of affairs. We know who these | people are, and a further attempt| will be made to get every last person in from this group. | rayed. Also first and final year high school students were tuberâ€" culin tested and all positive reâ€" actors xâ€"rayed. A visiting nurse was supplied to work in those areas where no public health nursâ€" Ing service was available and to Christmas time for Canadian younysters is per= n.-mununum.u,mm-wotmy they plan on what they‘ll get from Santa Claus, . It‘s the wise person who makes plans ahead of the _ ‘The cost of operating our clinics last year was $30,000. For this sum, over 15,000 people were x« ll‘ll other health agencies of the | distfct. "‘In a“r""; Beal Sale funds provided #linit nurses and adequate staff 1}0% HMktter reâ€" cords and stenographic work as well as medical assistants for this part of the programme. Added to the above expenditure, in 1048, we will have to operate our mobile unit. Its service to your particular ‘wmmunny will be available only ‘lunfu as funds permit us to use it, With moderate usage we should be able to xâ€"ray 30,000 people with 'wr mobile equipment in 1949 The cont of doing this number of people will be at least $20,000 and we will again xâ€"ray at least 15,000 people at our regular clinics So that to | meet our budget for 1949, we need $50,000 and most of this money must come from Christmas Seal dAonations. .. _. s In giving to the Campaign, we are giving to the Christmas Seal our programme Anancially THE &RIMSB Y INDEPENDENT but at the same time, when the opportunity comes, we ask you to neighbor. With the coâ€"operation of everyone we will réach our objectâ€" ive, but the strength of any chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Let there be no weak links in our community surveys from now MRS. J. G. STUVART Mrs. James George Stuart, died suddenly Saturday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Allan, 118 Ottawa Street North, Hamilton, in her 86th year. _ ‘The former Louisa Belie Walker, hhe was born in Grasasie, Ont., and had lived there practically all her life. Surviving are five sons, Bruce and Garnett, of Hamilton, James and Frederick, of Grassie, and Wallace, of Saskatchewan; five daughters, Mrs. Walter McClary, of London, Ont., Mrs. Grace Allan, We Service and Install Oil Burners and Stokers IF YOUR HOME NEEDS A. HEWSON & SON BFORE THIS HAPPEN® Ne Little Woman Will Re Pleased As Punch And Won‘t Go Home To Mother, . . . Pre 26 REMEMBER : F Renovating, Roofing, Siding, Painting and General Carpentry CALL Obituary 20 Phone 240 BEAMBVILLE LUMLEY CALL cnmn’fii_i'h’n"m iu-;ohmflnhtu-:. tions. There‘s nothing like getting your OWn like the young lady. right. who is wellâ€"equipped with an axe for chopping it down. »e# s s 4 4 2 4 of Hamilton, Mrs. Robert Forsythe, of Vancouver, Mrs. Edward Duck, of Grassie, and Mrs. Albert Smith, of St. Ann‘s; one brother, Joseph H. Walker, of Grimsby; and two sisters, Mrs. Minnic Merritt, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Ruth McKinâ€" non, in British Columbia. SsIDNEY R. RISEAM Sidney R. Riseam, 160 Strathâ€" cona Avenue North, Hamilton, died last Thursday, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Shafer, 5 Nelles Boulevard, Grimsby. Born in London, England, 75 years ago, he had lived in Hamilton for 60 years. Before his retirement llmngo.hehulhnuneu-l ted with the A. M. Souter Comâ€" pany as an upholsterer for 25 years. He was a member of Achcia Lodge, A.F. and A.M.,. No. 61. G.RC.; Murton Lodge of Perfectâ€" lon, A. and A.S.R.; Hamilton Sovâ€" ereign Chapter of Rose Croix, HR. D.M., A. and AS.R.; and Moore Sovereign Consistory, S.P.R.8., A. and A.S.R. * _ Seriously injured in an necldont' on his farm earlier in the week, the tragic death of Joseph Fletâ€" cher, popular and prominent 25â€" yearâ€"old Binbrook farmer, occurred \suddenly in St. Joseph‘s Hospital early Saturday morning. After an louuundlng acholastic career, Mr. Fletcher, son of Niram A. Fletcher, ! reeve of Binbrook, was wellâ€"started ’on what promised to be a brilliapt agricultural career, Friends and | relativen throughout the â€" entire county and the province are | Joining his griefâ€"stricken bride of |10 weeks, his mother, father, and two brothers, in sincere sympathy. Earlier in the week, Mr. Fietcher had been kicked in the back by a cow on his farm and suffered inâ€" | ternal injuries. Doctors operated on lhlm twice in an effort to correet !the damage done, but to no avail. \When he rallied later, his family |and friends held high hopes that, | with his strong conatitution he | would _ recover, On Wednesday, | complications set in and despite | every effort by attending doctors, a relapse occurred, and Mr. Fletâ€" cher succumbed early Saturday morning. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Shafer, of Grimaby, and Mrs. David Fyfe, Jr.. of Guelph; and five grandchildren. 7VCSuay, November 23rd, at his n-l aldence, 447 Booth street, after a lengthy ilinesas, He was in his Tith year, _ Mr. Turner, son of the late Hugh Turner and his wife, the late Marin lu-m MacDonald, was born and educated in East Templeton, Que, Me came to Ottawna 50 yearn ago, Mr. ‘Purner was employed with \ the CPHR for 30 years and retired from the service in 1041, He was a ‘mmdmmmmmu- way Trainmen, Jublice laxige 120. lm attended Bell Street United Church. Archibald Dunlop Turner, mer trainman with the CPR, Tuesday, November 23rd, at ) aldence, 447 Booth street, af lengthy ilinesas, He was in his year, Burviving, besides his wife, the former Tda Scharfe, whom he mar» rled in Ottawa in 1901, are a won, Vernard of Ottawa; a daughter, Mra. George (Kva) Doucett, of Grimaby, Ont.; three brothers, Malâ€" colm and C,. ( Turner, both of Westboro, and 1. Tt. Turner, of Ot» mli one â€" alster, Mroa. William , of Oltawa; also two grandchildren, Richard Doucett of OGrimaby, and Barbara Turner, of Oltawn. The funeral was held F the chapel of the Fred N. Funeral Home at 2 o‘clock lermebt was in Rast United Church cemetery Lioyd conducted the service. Inâ€" ARCHIE D. TturNner (Ottawa Journal) Xmas held Friday in Templeton Garrett for» dhed GAS GREEN cloth coat, size.42,â€"deâ€" â€"tachable silver fox collar, never GAS RANGE Walnut bt BOYԤ hockey skates and shoes, size 5; hoy‘{ wool breeches, size 12â€"14. All in good condition. Reaâ€" GATELEG table; two small windâ€" ow chairs; new Slazenger badâ€" minton I'l?fifl and five birds. Phone 232â€"J, Grimaby. 22â€"1¢ advs. received in our office af afternoon. We assume no l'"': in advertisements telephoned in FIFTY acres good farm land in 1930 MODEL HIBERNATOR oil heater, will heat 6 to 8 rooms, used 5 months. Half price, $60 cash. Apply 18 Mountain St. Phone 610J. 22â€"1¢ #â€"â€"-__, chnllloldnru-h‘nu-m‘nmm.m MlOthmm-dw-um hmmtmwumnmue-cbm &OMormomclurndwcwilnlyulm Alcxmululwllhcnrg«l-tmtlu of 10 cents “m.w.hmmnmnflauu of _ classified C _am .. aftar twa nm. On wm, RADIANT g LARGE white ceiling fAxture, 1932 CHEV LADY‘S white skates, size 7, girl‘s blue winter coat, size 14, in good condition. Phore 646â€"J, Orlu;;bly. â€"1p ORCHARD truck, in good running order; desk; small twovflur: aquarium. Phone 217â€"W, Grimsâ€" by. 22â€"1p CIRCULATING oil heater, almost new, suitable for house or office; oll contract available. Phone 340, Grimaby., 22â€"1¢ COLLAPSIBLE baby buggy, $5; blue Chesterfeld mm 14, $2; nearly new black fur jacket, $7. Phone 153â€"W, Bonm.zvzlllc. â€"1p DRESSMAKING and alterations, women‘s, children‘s clothes, also cross stitch, embroidery done. Phone 687â€"W, Grimaby, after 6 p.m. 22â€"1p NURSERY stock, for fall planiing. Plumsâ€"Methley, Wright‘s Early, Burbank, Shiro, 5 to 6 feet, good roots, $1.35 each, $95 per 100. Lincoln Avenue Nurseries. Phone €6â€"M, Beamasville. 22â€"1p 1943 CH! ALUMINUM and steel irrigation W o Te CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS black trim. worn. Phone 634. Grimsby district. Apply Box 2. m’m‘:_-_-fl sonable. Phone 299 tion, $265.00. 21 Main St. 1 model COMFORTABLE bedroom suitable for business lady or gentieman, :l’nlr_r. Apply 2 J:ple Ave., ARGE white celling fixture, comâ€" ;lm with 200 bulb, $2.50. m 6 Paton. Phone 698â€"J, Grimsby. YOUNG woman for BE YOUR OWN BO§8! Distribute our 250 Products: Toilet Artâ€" locles, Medicines, Extracts, kl‘mc- es, Floor W ax, Insect #, Farm Products, splendid assort. ment of Gift Boxes, Our dealers make substantial profita! A cusâ€" _ tomer in each home! For Cataâ€" logue and details, write to FAM. I‘RX. 1000 Detortmier Streot, Montreal, P.Q 17â€"dc 43 CHEV Army Truck, panel! and ® x;: &dy. Good mhnnlcnli:::,."' pe, good tires and Inurry.‘lmmc Original mileage 17,680. Jack| nal Simpson, West Ave., l!umnvllle.{ this 2 Phone 331â€"W. 22â€"1¢ pipe, Buckner and Skinner aprinklers from 8 al'l.::: to 400 f‘"‘"‘m.m’"r.‘.‘.‘s' s Tok ng . u ® rom Orchard ud " sorvhe. rvice, Meannely, oyipment . ,Service. PAINTING AanO rarpen nana n\ii‘finounnuq ING. Steve Patrfk Winona, INTERIOR PAINTING AND PA‘ PERHANGINGâ€"A. J. Hayward Phone 408, Grimaby. the Robinson Crusos should have on. hMlm:mu‘.M.mm.' bothered by worrying a what Congrens might cm" y en nrnned WOOLD sawing service 2100 sawin Grimaby winter mont n"mo;rui' o'r-o‘t‘ll $35 monthly, Box 70 22â€" 1¢ INQ â€"â€" W. Twocock, 32 Oak 8t Phone 238â€"J, 2t J [ J VBlf service. Apply H Rurnaide, Reamsvilie, R It No 8 Phone 401â€" W. tb 29e 28 Rol EV. sedan, good tires HELP WANTED E, Moffat buffet, $ ove, 3â€"burner, good eon_d;mon ed in our office after two PM« O0 * 0_ oLing We assume no wdumy for errors appearing AAmiy 5 c piinat 6â€"wheel deluxe Phone 395â€"R. $18. PA good condiâ€" J°H. ‘Allez, sby. _ 22â€"1p net, $15. Phone 22.1¢ Mar. 1/49 white, Phone 22â€"1¢ 22â€"1p. 22â€"1p 1e 1¢ given that 1 have complied with Section & of the Voters‘ Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office in North Grimaby on the Fifteenth day of November, 1918, the list of all person® entitled to vote in EZ UuF NNCU OE senlainal AMRSRe CCCB Dated this Fifteenth day amtime. HMWK _ _ _ EL0 0_ en 200 L GOOD country home for collie dog Thone 572.... {â€") __ WARX FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS CHAPTER 235, SECTION 41 COoRpPOoRATION OF THE TOWwNSHIP OF NORTH GRIMSBY ‘Take Notice That A Court of Reâ€" vision will be held on the 10th day of December, 1918, at 1.30 o‘clock r.m.. at the Coluncil Chambers. Grimsâ€" w, for the purpose of hearing comâ€" plaints against the proposed | asseasâ€" ments or the accuracy of frontage measurements, and any other comâ€" plaint which persons interested may desire to make and which i= by law recognizable by the Court. The Council of The Corporation of The ‘Township of North Grimsby has constructed as a Local Improvement The Council of The Corporation of The ‘Township of North Grimsby has constructed as a Local Improvement a WATER MAIN on Park Ave.. from Parkside Rd., to a point 68# 3" Rastâ€" "'k-m' First Ave. from Park Ave. to laa Hivd. The cost of the work is §5.178.80, and the estimated rate per foot frontage is $2,7435, The rhl .;-.-lllrl“ to be paid in fteen ears. about the 28th day August, A.D. 12948%, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned solicitors« for the Ad~ ministratrix on or before the 16th day of December, A.D. 1948, full particutâ€" are of their claims. Immediately after the said date, the sabd Administratrix wilt dlufib.u.u. the assets nl| the -: deceased, ving regard only to t claime of which she sgall then have notice,. to the exclusion of all others. | and she Wl not be Hable to any perâ€" son of whose claim she shall not then '!un-.m-urv for the assots so distriâ€" Imted, December ist. 1948 IN THE MATTER OF the Estate of THOMAS HILLMARD FPARWEAâ€" THER. deceased: ALI _ PERSONS _ having _ claims agminst the Extate of THOMAS HIL~ LIARD FAIRWEATHER, late of the Town of Grimaby, in the County of Lincoln, Labourer, who died on or about the 28th day August, A.D. 1948, are hereby notified to send in to the DATED at this 22nd day ) RENT ‘Theatre. Grimaby. DURT OF RI t Clerk of 3 VOTER‘S LIST, 1948 COMMERCIAL PRlN;l‘lNG couNnTy OF LINCOLN NOTICE OF HOLDING NOTICE OF POSTING Bolicitors | for MUNICIPALITY w y __ J. Gordon Metcaife, North Grimsby Township GOoRrpoN METCALFE part thereof the Town of Grimsby of Nevember, A D. 1948. KING & KING, 81 Main 8t. W., OGrimaby, Ontario, for the. Administratrix ELEVEN m OoF of Novâ€" 174, ?â€"1p 1ip of