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Saturday evening, February 17, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pasowysty celebrated their tenth wedding anâ€" niversary in the midst of a large gathering of friends at their home in Grimsby. The affair was in the nature of a ‘surprise‘ party, preâ€" pared by Messrs. D. Laba and J. Kostiw â€" intimate friends of the couple. Toasts were offered by Rev. EFr. Ignace Lesiuk, OSBM Mr. and Mrs. T. Wysonsky, Mr. J. Halinsky, Mr. J. Kostiw and Mrs. A. Andreychuk. An anniversary, gift was presented by Mr. Dmytro Laba. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pasowysty were deeply moved ‘by their friends‘ affectionate expressions and, adâ€" mitting that the event was truly In the evening, an anniversay party was held at the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pryhitka home commemorâ€" ating their 32 years of maried life. The guest visitor was Rev. Fr. B. Dziurman from Portage La Prairie. A tasty repast was preâ€" pared by the women of the parish. Congratulations were extended by Mr. and Mrs. T. Wysnosky, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duschak, Mr. and Mrs. B. Palmer and Mr. Peter Onesyk. Daughters of the couple, also, expressed their happiness on behalf of their parents‘ anniverâ€" sary. Gifts were presented from the family and from the parish. The delightful evening was conâ€" cluded by Rev. Father N. Kohut‘s| address stating his great joy on| noting the intimate love which, prevails amongst the pari'shioners.l February 17, Rev. Father Basil Dziurman of Portage La Prairie arrived in Grimsby in affairs conâ€" cerning the Mission Society of St. Josaphat in Canada. The Reverâ€" end Father is secretary of the Mission Society whose concern is to offer monetary support to all needy parishes of the Ukrainian Catholic Diocese of Canada. Recent reports disclose the Society‘s wonâ€" derful achievements in its charitâ€" able work. On this occasion, Sunâ€" day, February 18, Solemn Mass was celebrated by the visiting priest. In the afternon, a lecture was delivered in the Church Hall by Father Dziurman, who was inâ€" troduced by the Basilian Superior Father Nicholas Kohut, OSBM, pertaining to the Missionn Society. The parishioners were in large atâ€" tendance and responded generousâ€" ly to the Society‘s appeals as statâ€" ed by Rev. Fr. Dziurman. Enâ€" velopes were distributed to convey the generous sums which the parâ€" ishioners wished to contribute. Rev. Father Dziurman was much pleasâ€" ed with the sincerity and generos'-‘ ity of our Grimsby parishioners. | Manitoba Priest Celebrates Mass Thursday, February 22, 1945. TOWN OF GRIMSBY CEEBEES CLEANERS & DYERS PHONE 150J NOW OFFER YOU HOUSE TO HOUSE PICK UP f AND DELIVERY SERVICE. There Is Only One Thing Worse T han A Home Without A Mother, And T hat Is A Mother Without A Home. Put your CeeBees card in your window, or You do not have to leave everything to chance, when a small savings with T he Manufacturers Life HARRY L. WILSON DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE will guarantee an adequate solution. TELEPHONE 302. I sincerely wish to thank my many friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerâ€" s : 4 ings in my recent bereavement. Alâ€" so thanks to those friends who so kindly loaned their cars. unexpected by them, sincerely thanked the present guests for marking their tenth wedding anniâ€" versary in such a lovely manner. RCAF Service Police have been issued with new insignia of their trade. The new outfits for male S.P.‘s and those for W.D. S.P‘s on city and train patrols are shown above, ‘The hat bands are scarlet with black lettering as are the arm bands which bear in addition a gold emâ€" broidered albatross and crown. The white gloves will be worn only on special occasions. The only new addition for S.P‘s on station will be the armband.â€"RCAF Photo. Card of Thanks New S.P. Insignia For R.C.A.F . John Richardson GRIMSBY Second Form has a bit of comâ€" petition as far as casualties goâ€" Lindy with his list of: nearly drowning, ears frozen, wrist scaldâ€" ed, face burned, is a runner up for Don Catton. The school has had a few more troubles lately. Mr. Heywood unâ€" fortunately broke his wrist but the students are helping out by sweepâ€" ing the floors. Miss Glave was ill all last week, Miss Glave was ill sick for a day and Miss Calder is now sick. "JANIE" G.H.S.‘s seventyâ€"voice choir sang a few numbers at the Lions Club on Monday evening . Mr. A. E. H. Arkell gave a short speech on work that the "Lions‘" have done for us, We appreciate it very much. G. Bishop, of Truro, N.S.; Miss Lois Bain, Hartford, Conn.; Mrs. A. R. Globe and Miss Mary Bain, both of Grimsby, and Mrs. Leon Noyls, of Marble Head, Mass., as well as two grandchildren, Jack and .Joan Bouskill. GRIMSEY Mr, Bain is survived by one daughter, Mrs. David H. Bouskill (Dorothy); six sisters, Mrs. F. J. Blair, Saint John, N.B.; Mrs. E. He was born in Saint John, N.B., and came to Hamilton 37 years ago. He had been employed by the Steel Company of Canada for 23 years, and was a member of the United Church. 1 MISS RACHEL MURRAY _ Born in Freelton, the daughter of the late Duncan and Mary Murâ€" ray, Miss Rachel (Rae) Murray, of 50 Agusta St., Hamilton, passed away Sunday at the Mt. Hamilton Hospital. She was 71 years of age and a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Foster Macfarlane, of Otâ€" tawa; Mrs. Mabel Aitken, Hamilton; Mrs. Albert E. McLean, Grimsby, and Mrs. Edith Bush, of Vancouâ€" ver, B.C. HOWARD McL. BAIN Howard McLeod Bain, aged 73 years, passed away at the Hamilâ€" ton General Hospital Monday, after a lingering illness. JOAN DOROTHY BEAMER The funeral of soan Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Beamer, aged 2%4 months, took place from the Stonehouse funeral home Saturday afternoon. She passed away at her parents‘ home, Main Highway West, on Thursday. Surviving are her parents and twin sister, June. Rev. W. J. Watt conâ€" ducted the services Interment in Queen‘s Lawn Cemetery, High School Around T he Obituary THE â€"GRIMSBYX INDEPENDEN T ORDER FLEMINGS APPROVED CHICKS NOW. Free catalogue. Fleming Farms, Beamsville, Teleâ€" phone 70. 31â€"4p ING â€" W. Twocock, Mansion Apt. C, Phone 99w. 43â€"6p nanannmmammanamnrnannranananannrnarnnannas INTERIOR PAINTING AND PAâ€" PERHANGINGâ€"A. J. Hayward, Phone 406, Grimsby. tfc PAINTING AND PAPERHANGâ€" a& snow fence, seemingly injuring its ribs. It lay motionless for some time, even allowing people to come close enough to take pictures of it, then it got up and bounded away again. Six deer bounded across the cemetery at Fonthill Monday, while a funeral was in progress. One of the deer slipped and fell on Niagaraâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake Board of Health is making a systematic check each month on the purity of the town‘s water supply and also securing a sample of. milk from each dealer, which will be taken to St. Catharines for analysis and a report kept on file. This service will continue for the benefit of the citizens. Grape growers pay heed. Just look at the market you will have when we are shipping Fruit By Air. A Canadian Press despatch from Dublin, Ireland, says; "Grapes have ‘been selling in open baskets for 29 shillings (about $6.40) a pound". That figures out to $12,â€" then ? ‘Thomas W. Henry, former manâ€" ager of the local branch of the Bank of Commerce, now residing in Chesley, has renewed his subâ€" scription to The. Independent. "Tom‘" is in the best of health and wishes to be remembered to all his friends in the Fruit Belt. Rural route over the mountain is now being delivered every day. Mail carrier Mrs, Ken Nelson on Monday made the complete circuit of the route, which was only the second time she had been able to make the trip since December 12. At the annual meeting of the Lincoln and Welland Garage Ownâ€" ers Association in St. Catharines on Monday, Councillor Howard Inâ€" glehart of Grimsby Garage, was elected to the Board of Directors. Undér the Companies‘ Act of Onâ€" tario, a charter has been granted to Grimsby Lions Club. Chas. A. Farrell, Russell Terry and Frank McPhail are the provisional direcâ€" tors. Fred Jewson commenced his new duties in the municipal offices on Monday. Armand B. Hummel assumed his duties as office manager of the Grimsby Stove and Furnace Co. on Monday. All roads in North Grimsby township were open for travel on Monday afternoon, the first time since December 11th. Andy Clarke is confined to Toâ€" ronto General hospital with illness. His "Neighbourly News" program on Sundays is being broadcast by a "pinch hitter". Reeve Clarence W. Lewis and Councillor Cecil Bonham were in Toronto on Monday on town busiâ€" ness in connection with the proposâ€" ed new parking bylaw. March 23rd, is the date claimed by Major Dave Bell and his Lions committee for the holding of a big Bingo in Hawke‘s hall for the benefit of the Lion‘s Den. Township Assessor Gordon Metâ€" calfe is now making his yearly rounds. Sergt. Ken. Scott, R.C.A.F. who returned from overseas in Decemâ€" ber after three years‘ service, has drawn his discharge from the serâ€" vice. Hydro Commission meets next Tuesday afternoon. Through the C. J. DelaPlante Agency, George Gregory has sold his house and lot on Main west, opâ€" posite Kerman avenue to Joseph Etherington. Chicken pox is prevalent throughout the town. â€" Brer, Adams of The Smithville Review is agitating for a water works system for the Southern vilâ€" lage, There‘s a Little town. Big Broadcast, Friday night, March 2nd. Legion Bingo TONIGHT. Blood Clinic next Wednesday. MISCELLANEOUS ton. Will you be satisfied EVENTS and TOPICS of the WEEK in TAXABLOID .â€". . .. . .. Fire Chief in WANTEDâ€"Married man for fruit farm in Niagara Peninsula. Must be able to plough and drive tracâ€" tor,. State qualifications, age, number of family able to work. New house, yearly engagement. Highest wages to capable man. L. M. Schenck, 23 York Street, St. Catharines. 30â€"6¢ WANTEDâ€"Used furniture, stoves, and farm implements. M. J. Swibb, King St., Beamsville, Phone 230. 43â€"tfe WANTED TO RENT â€" Modern six room house. Apply Box 300 The Independent. 30â€"4p WANTED â€" Metronome in good condition. Apply Phone 141â€"W. 33â€"1¢c DRESSMAKING AND GENERAL SEWING. Phone 158â€"w. â€" 33â€"1p FOR SALEâ€"Oliver Orchard Tracâ€" tor Plow. Rubber tires, 10â€"inch bottoms, 3rd furrow attachment. Also farm wagon with tractor hitch. Apply Bruce Geddes, Teleâ€" phone 29â€"W. 33â€"1¢c FOR SALEâ€"Spray machine, good working condition. Apply V. Pogachar, Nelles Sideroad, beâ€" tween Queen Elizabeth and Lake. 33â€"1p FOR SALE â€" One Simmons bed, with spring and mattress. Two dressers. Apply 4 Robinson St. North, or Phone 80â€"J. 33â€"1¢ FOR SALE â€" Combination Gas and Electric range. High shelf. Apply A. E. Cole, Cole: Apartâ€" ments, Main St. E. 33â€"1p FOR SALEâ€"Hot water coil about 25‘ of radiation. Suitable for small room or garage. Phone 177â€"wâ€"3 33â€"1¢c FOR SALE â€" Double size brass bed and floor lamp. Apply 21 Murray St. South, or Phone 264. £ 33â€"1p FOR SALE â€" Pups. Apply Teleâ€" phone 267â€"R. 33â€"1¢ FOR SALE â€" Violin and music stand and music case, $15.00. Telephone 438. 33â€"1¢c FOR SALEâ€"Jersey Cow, 4 years old. Phone 14â€"J, Winona. 33â€"1p CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Two cents a word per insertion. Minimum charge each insertion 25 cents. Cash must accompany advertisement to guarantee inser» tion. A charge of ten cents is made for boxes. PE A S S O A P 2 $ 0 U P $ N 0 W 19. pig. &%¢ MUFFETS 2 Scotian Gold APPLES Odex, Antiseptic, Beauty Ivory BRASSO ; 13c¢, 22c PORRIDGE Quaker Polish with H GRAVEL 2 ns 17¢ Jackson‘s Jiffy O AÂ¥ T $ Heinz Condensed Tomato FOODS OaATS MUSTARD :: 10c¢c, 27¢ T E. A Allen‘s Apple JUICE Keen‘s Brock‘s Bird Heinz Baby Quick Quaker M EXTRA VALUE â€" St. William‘s Orange and Grapefruit BEETS â€" â€" b. CARROTS i. TURNIPS 3 i. APPLES â€" 4 i: Coupons to use February 22n4 SUGARâ€"46to53; PRESERVESâ€"33 to40; BUTTERâ€"90 to 97 No. 1 a 10NEL I 5s ~~~ 246 We reserve the right to limit quantities of all merchandise. Fruit and vegetable prices subject to market fluctuations. FOR SALE WANTED 20â€"0.. t I4e¢ Ig. po. %Qe po. _ 22e po. _ 1I7e¢ pos 17¢ tin 2§5¢ cakes 1I1%¢ tin 9¢ QUAKER CHOICE Sieve 4â€"5 TENDER LEAF â€" SPECIAL â€" Â¥/2â€"Ib. pkg. All persons having claims against the Estate of FRANCIS T. WOOLâ€" VERTON JR., (sometimes known as FRANK THERON WOOLVER. TON and F. T. WOOLVERTON), aforesaid, who died on the 5th day of April ,1943, are required to forâ€" ward their claims duly proven to the undersigned, on or before the fifth day of March, 1945, after which date the assets of the said estate will be distributed, having regard only to claims of which the Executors shall then have notice. Dated at Toronto, February 9th, 1945. ROBIN HOOD Quick _ â€" VERTON), late of the City of New York, in the State of New York, one of the United States of Amâ€" erica, a Member of His Majesty‘s Armed Forces, Deceased. IN THE ESTATE OF FRANCIS T. WOOLVERTON Jr., (sometimes known as FRANK THERON WOOLVERTON and F. T. WOOLâ€" Notice to Creditors LOSTâ€"Ten dollars Saturday noon between ~Scott and Sangster‘s Mountain Street and Municipal Buildings. Kindly return to The Independent Office or 111 Main St. West. Reward. 33â€"1p MEN AND WOMEN WATKINS DEALERS ARE MAKâ€" ing more money today than ever before. Enjoy the security and benefits of affiliation with the OLDEST and LARGEST COMâ€" HELP WANTEDâ€"Night man for greenhouse work. Apply L. Hyâ€" sert, Kerman Ave. Telephone 450â€"R. 33â€"tfc HELP WANTED â€" Man to trim grapes, plums, pears. Good wages. Apply Bruce Geddes, Phone 29â€"W. 33â€"1¢ WALNUTS Shredded WHEAT 2 W A xX tin _ 45c, 83¢ FLAKES FOOD ALMONDS CLEANSER Shelled Carroll‘s Own COFFEE oo 19c, 35¢ OVALTINE :: 58¢, 98c R IC E In Shell â€" Hawes‘ Floor Princess Soap Aylmer Tomato FLUFFS JUICE Newport PLUEFEFE® pi. Helps Build Health â€" Puffed Pard Dog Our Romar PANY of its kind in the world. All sales records were smashed in 1944â€"generous bonuses were paid to all Watkins Dealers. Get into business for yourself on our capital in your home or adjacent locality,. Suitable travel outfit required. Write now for further information to the J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. Oâ€"Gâ€"8, 2177 Masson Street, Montreal. â€"28â€"1¢e Anderson, Bourdon & Sinclair, 2881 Dundas St. West, Toronto 9, Ont., Solicitors for the Executor, HELP WANTED 2 ~ 25¢ Ig. pkg. bunch bunch LOST BA po. 2Ge . 10. . 25c Yaâ€"lb. 25Cc, 39¢ 20â€"0r. tin G@ ig. pg. Z&4¢ 19¢ 39¢ pkgs tb. po. . QP¢ tin 5¢ 29¢ 53¢ 23¢ FIVE