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sy /d Jan. 16â€"To Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Winona, a son. c Jan. 12â€"To Mr. and Jan. 16â€"To Mr. and Mrs. rchibald, a daughter, 62 Main E. Grimsby Jan. 18â€"To Mr. and Mra. Bruce West Incol/yâ€" â€" BRiéths â€" Tuesday and Friday Evenings, 8:30 to 12 a.m. Saturdays. PHONE 656 GRIMSBY Mours 9 &.m. to 5 p.m. Daily, Honours h By Graduate, Edinburg! University Permanents for Difficult Hair French and German MMo. w e e C Beaverton, Ontario, Chairma® of the Branch Programme Comâ€" wdmwnnomummummwm Phone 630â€"J After Friday Phone 297â€"J MRS. F. HAUFEK PRIVATE TUITION PHONE 727 FREE DELIVERY:! Specializing Modern Haircutting and FDays Beauty Salon JANUARY 24 â€" JANUARY 29 FOR CLEANING AND PAINTING elcome MONDAY, JANUARY _24“\, at 3:00 PM. January 20th, 1949 WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK THE HOME oF MISS ANN CRANE WHITE CGROCERY and VEGETABLES 166 Main SPEAKER: a a BE 1+ + Rev. E. A. Brooks, Mr. Stonchouse, and all othera‘who so kindly asâ€" sisted me in my recent bereaveâ€" ment, the loss of my husband. . The W.M.S. of Trinity United Church held their Annual Meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Bapâ€" tist Church Hall with Mrs. John Millar presiding. Rev. A. L. Griffith installed the officers, following with a short talk of encouragement and inspirâ€" ation to the group of ladies pres Stewardship and Finance Sec.â€" Mre. H. G. Hurper. _ â€"_ â€" * Gtrant West izenshipâ€"Mrs. I. R. Aikens. Community Friendship Secretary Missionary Monthly Secretaryâ€" Mrs. 8. Murphy. Mrs. 8. Murphy. | The guards were: Grace Mcâ€" Pianistâ€"Mrs. Cameron. ‘Intyre, 3 fouls; Ruth Clark, 1 foul; Asst. Pianistsâ€"Mrs. J. Taylor Lois Taylor, Marg MacMillan and and Mrs. E. Burgess. Ann Terry. Mission Band Leaderâ€"Mrs. J.) Last Thursday the Drama Club Baker. held its first meeting since the Mra. J. Millar and Mrs. B. Sny. Christmas holidays. The play put d@er were annointed to act on thelon was, as usual, from the Club‘s Mra. J. Millar and Mrs. B. Snyâ€" der were appointed to act on the World‘s Day of Prayer Comm‘‘*se, and Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. M. Catâ€" on were appointed as delegates to the Annual Meeting of the Hamilâ€" ton Presbyterial to be held Wedâ€" nesday, Feb. 2nd, at Westdale United Church, _ It was decided to supply World Friends magazines to the Mission Band, also to use the group system in preparing monthly programs. The birthday meeting will be held in February on the regular meeting day, and on February 6th at the evening church service Miss Edith Sparling, Missionary from West China is to be the speaker. I wish to take this opportunity Card of Thanks ‘The officers for 1949 are as folâ€" Treasurerâ€"Mrs. B. Snyder Cor. Sec.â€"Mrs. 8. Merritt. 1st Viceâ€"Presâ€"Mrs. Wm. Mc.‘ 2nd Viceâ€"Pres.â€"Mra. M. Hilts McKENZIE TRINITY W.M.S. Mrs. James G. Gowland. â€"â€"Mrs. A. L. Griffith Citâ€" the season. The team was comâ€" posed of several girls from last year‘s team and a few girls to whom playing on a strange floor |and against a different team was a new experience. The first quarter saw Grimsby ahead by a score of !3â€"2 but Beamasville girls exerted themselves and halfâ€"time found the l-ron was 7â€"4 for the green and snld. What was the matter with |Grimsby? A 3 point lead shouldn‘t have been too hard to overthrow. \Mowever, those forwards couldn‘t seem to sink that ball and the final score was 15â€"9 for BH.V.8. | ‘The forwards who played were: .AINM Klowak, high scorer with 4 points and a foul; Elizabeth Towâ€" sky, 3 points and a foul; Irene iStepowy, 2 points and 2 fouls; and Pat Harrison. mlru"s.m:lmmnlor Grimaby ‘s Junior was :y«l against BH.V.8. on the floor last Wednesday the 13th. This game was only an exhibition game because Beam«â€" ville is not in the same league as GHM.S., but they give our teams a chance for more games during text, "On Stage," and its title was "Shall We Join The Ladies?" It was one of those "whodunit" thrilâ€" lers that left the conclusion to the audience. ‘The leading role was portrayed by Allen Bentley and the rest of the players cast from Grade 12. It was an enjoyable performâ€" ance and all those who took part portrayed their parts well. ‘The next play, to be cast from Grade 11, will be put on next week. Do attend the mectings, members. A play is not much good if there is no audience to enjoy it! _Your magazine staff had its first meeting last Tuesday afterâ€" noon, and the plans are made to begin assembling the material in order to have our magazine ready to go to the press about the end of March. As you‘ve heard before there are three competitions in which everyâ€" one may enter. There are some course, the winning essays, poems and drawings will be published in vour magazine. The deadline for your contributions has been set as March first. There is still a month left, so come on students, "Studeâ€" mus" is your year book, let‘s see some of your work in it. Your work for the contributions is to be handed in to your form reporters. Pleas&coâ€"operate with the magazine staff by having your work in by the deadlineâ€"March first. Don‘t forget the prizes. Where are the members of the Camera Club? Where are the snaps that were to be taken and kept in an album for future years, and for this year‘s "Studemus"? Will the students in this Club please come out to the next meeting and bring their pictures with them, as we would like to see this book getting made up. ar, 2 points; Pat Harrison Mann and Loln (THE TRIUMVIRATE) advi Waterdown lineup Crace _ Melntyre, Ruby Albina Klowak, high # points; Fiizabeth Hnts; Shirley MeVic» Irens Mtepowy, and THE GR: is not available. victorious, but P"""* |" o. and | were scored baskets throws bgnalh e no Jucky. ”,Mr mm:m%u our fort ""‘“"‘Mmmmmu“ '"W‘Y“.““"’“mwm.btdn- an uphill held a winning MATE!N pounds for G.M.S. Geoffrey Mann w"mhfiwfl'mmmmwmw in the the 2nd. Play was fairly faked opponents out of position al« "m“m“w"mcflmmmm-umnmm m‘u“"“‘““‘“’m“mm.mmm*ydm the ball away. RallyiNE}gressive: ball for Grimsby and ‘:::fl“’"“'“*"“"“‘{mlhmm in this took ith by Miltyard, who | qopartment, tog. halla in offense and 46| Crimaby lineup: Wwas _ Kapusty and Levine put fenae: out in front at the half 15â€"| _ Millyard . and_ Kapustt, high GH n the last half Waterdown‘s| scorers for GHS with 8 points 13, Lilja proved too much rorineh: Butkovich, 6 points; Mann, 2 ::"'-by as this fellow scored 14‘ points; Levine, 2 points; Pogachor, Leieig ce MSB Y Pullover Sweaters, Clearing at 70 Ladies‘ Silk Dresses at" : $4.95 Wool Gabardine Suits _ sausme P#4#4/.9V Ladies‘ Coats sw $44.00 Ladies‘ Coats stcaic $39.50 Ladies‘ Coats s $J1.50 Children‘s Coats «=~~« $;{mi $19.95 Children‘s Coats ««=~~«~ oi $15.95 Children‘s Coats =«=<~= $ $11.95 Ladies‘ Dresses nsA P17.90 Ladies‘ Dresses utsmmc ©19.50 Ladies‘ Dresses utcuc ©14.50 Ladies‘ Dresses _‘ Riemi $11.95 20% off the dollar on all Skirts, Slacks and Blouses LADIES‘ ENGLISH Men‘s Wool Windbreakers SJm $8.95 Men‘s Wool Windbreakers §5;{#%@ $7.95 Men‘s Wool Windbreakers $;&%t $7.50 Men:s Parkas «==»~« w2 $16.95 yen ’s PParkkas SIZE 36 TO 44 RES:E&GSS:"%ES:O $é§. gg M oys ar as SIZE 24 TO 36 T . in Men‘s Winter Overcoats fig‘sfi $31.50 fl&n’s Winter Overcoats $§%@ $28.00 Winter Overcoats ‘Tweed $X# $19.95 Men‘s Winter Overcoats $XH@ $19.50 â€" LEVINES _ OoPPORTUNITY SALE THE WHITE STORE INDEPENDE NT GRIMSBY, ONTARIO "I|points for his team FOR OUTSTANDING VALUES Millyard ;.AIW“: eRmenne C000 e This Friday, the 21st, Dundas is m‘unhdfl.ll.l. The boys, both Junior and Senior, are playâ€" ing at Grimaby while the Juniof girls are making the trip to Dunâ€" das. ‘These are the second series of games in the league 80 vomée on out and support the teams. On Monday, the 24th, Beamaville Junior team is coming to Grimaby for a return game. This time they Lilja, high scorer 10f V with a high of 18 points; Re! cpuw:mmsmm ias, 2 points; Vance, 2 points: :pm:uuoulw- Anderson, Wade and Waiters. 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