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b [(€â€" .1E â€"_â€"*~ > | SOCIal Events * Milton Lawson Dundas v*bmnm'.'.‘! Miss Beverley Woodsock is visitâ€" ing in Ottawa with ber aunt and Cameron Sutheriand of Fort Colâ€" borme, accompanied by his son P.O. Donald Sutheriand. RC.AF., visitâ€" za with friends in town on Morâ€" dav Mr. H. Coate has received word of the desath in England of his father, un May Bist, aged 94. Mrs. C. Campbell of Hamilton, and Mrs. Mike Sweet of Grimsby, are grandâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and son Lee, Mrs. T. J. Buttle, and Mr. «nd um.-l-flw-um' A.G.mmmmm‘ ste of Mount Pleasant, Prince Edâ€" Breaking of Bread ____11 am. Mr. George Thompson of Hamâ€" ilton will preach the gospel. Wednesday Prayer Mreting and Bible ..« ing, 8 pm. §<£if| Events * Pcsonals * Organizations * Club Activities DINE ‘n.dt DANCE Tavior‘s Hutotel EVERY SATURDAY NICHIT Church SUNDAY, JULY 23rd 11 St. John‘s Presbyterian Trinity United sUNDAY, JULY 23rd, 1944 | a.m.â€"One Thing Is Needtful. #. J. WATT, BA., Service at 11 o‘ciock Gospel Hall Adclaide S1., Grim LORD‘s DAY yIYAROS visiting in Montreal. HOnnwâ€" V **" ""_ as PRESCRIPTIONS * __*____sskv TMeapensed by Gradua! iR man® * . _ ind Accurately Dispensed bÂ¥ * Caretuly Druggists v m 1 Comm®S® + _* _ ‘. sing 2B Developing and Printi®$ e Ne C 2 0 mere o s Teat ||| 7 #â€" # ® Understanding. -‘vl:t mmuu:- 6 “ 1 ; Cisss at 3 pm. in ) sare, Alberts to visit bis father Trinity Hall "mh'flm- _â€"â€"-â€"“", Home o+ Quality Drugs P oo uko motor >d I ‘The little lady is bright and fresh and very active. She pOSECESEU® mumwummumwh-fluh lmmhrm‘mum l Imukt _ e VR O_K 4o | Hyacinthe, Que., | nata! day. i 6'5.â€"-«"«5._ of | &fiy nerson of Mrs. Conrad Shafer, 19 Murray street. It was the occasion ! her 8Â¥Znd anniversary. Surrounded by her sons and daughter, and â€"isited by many friends, she had a very happy day indeed. _ _ _ _ ___â€" ~Borp Emms Voight at Hawkesville on July 16th, 1862, she was married in 1885 to Mr. Shafer of Aytoh, and they came to Grimsby in 1907, Mr. Shafer to work u&mcwum‘o.m son) has received from the CW.AC. is visiting with friends and Jamestown, N.X. Mrs. John Grant and Mr. Page, are leaving for Fulton, NY. to visit for two weeks with their mâ€"-nreulnnud-!la* IF 7 C ILS ‘he | S :t ccie cmdz Y returned to London, after spending a few days with his family, Onâ€" Pte. Audrey Atkinson «4 3P s # # 0 ® Pte. Ernest Stuart, RCOC., Has Passed Mary Milestones Her children «.e Gordon, Harvey, William ano FuCBATC _ O by: Addison of Meadville, Pa.; Herman of Montreal and Mrs. + # # Morze. who is taking u, D. BEaoe «SHIRIEE, . MWMAE OO Cl Mqumn.mmmuw Stationery in Buffalo CMWAC. THE OGRIMSGEBY TINKDEPENDENXT w_â€" e Plauchard are bolideying at Port Eigin # # ‘ :,n_alp,he:lc.r.l.“b in the Parry Sound district on reâ€" + # ® Miss Mary Denmegs of Toronto is spending a two weeks‘ vacation mn-nnl.hn-pu. # + Miss Betty Caverhill, Toronto, is sunt, MrS. Besasie K. Moore., n:vunnmu-omq Miss Billie Warner of Hamilton -fl&fl‘a’uflthfltd Mr. und Mss. G. w. Crittenden, and Phipps are sast the Priu.cess Alice Sena C208 camp a* Midiand for two weeks. & their summe" oottags O8 | gurnily are *P8ding thre« woeks at ‘M BEMMET nome, ‘Nocdsmtrt, | on Lake RO#®* â€" in Muskoka, Miss | wills and M ponsai4 Petut will Nes of l.fixx.w Manor, Low; Is LAC AMUiUTr stiowse, RCAF .. | and Il"’yn-.lbh'd' Wm. and AUtrey Hewson, Dr. J. Â¥rs. H. E Aariow und daughter pere »Aleztt h Yoe Ww C St. Andrew‘s avenue. 1862, she was to Grimsby in the D. Marsn She possesses a in all thot io in U |_ LAC Bill Feliews, RK. C. A. F. Im.-nm-n-umm Gledk!) children are at Balsam Lake for three weeks‘ holidays. # ® # Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mc. utyre of Saturday for Clovis. New Mexico, having been called home to attend the funeral of his father, the late â€"Johr McClelland. McIntyre, of Hamilton. Miss Doreen Mcintyre is spendâ€" Ctarks Pu.ttes MEATS tae*a ie HUTRIM 9 o« Pko PO¢ SOUR Avimer Infams *n "I¢ SILÂ¥VETS * 2 * Th« + RYE BREAD g RAISIN LOAF '." qv”.o,.',"“’v.»"-"-." shrEDDE® WWEAT â€". * TISSYE ° MUSTARD SHORTEN!HG CERTO PARCOMWAYX _ Ingersoll Mated / \ Cooking Onions 3 lbs. 17¢ \/Q:f{: , ' Lemons _ 300‘s _ 6for 24¢ & / | . J â€" u & i FPETPFPY wWoRicsTERSHIRE SAUCE LCK E, WHEAT '$ â€" 208 nUBSER Cashmere Sitverbrook first grade lfl‘ Melng brown . jar Macaroni or Spag. Fiulle $7¢ Merritt, are in Gaspe, Que., vistâ€" F. H. Anderson, RCN Vg Ws. * Transport snd Airways, returnes home on Monday, after spending sever. weeks in Sault Ste. Marie. # # â€"® Andrew Swayze who has been confined to his bed for over a year is now able to be up for a few hours each day and walk around LAC. Jas. Akeburst, R.AF., of Mount Hope, formerly of N.E. Basâ€" ingstoke, Hampshire, and L. A. C. Alfred Wyatt, RAF., also of Mount Hope, formerly of Lâ€"ndon, lerse 99¢ "*"~ 62¢ .. pKg t* 10c % 18¢ peg. 28¢ 10¢ 19« 18¢ 25¢ 19¢ $p Cwnes and Operated by The Great Atiantic & Pacific Tea Co. Ltd CLARK‘S 10â€"0z. TING HABITANTâ€"LARGE CAN Pea Soup 2 tins 19¢ Grapetruit Juice 2 tins 25¢ Heinz Infant Foods 3 tins 25¢c Mushroom Soup 5* 2 * 15¢ Aylmer Olives Jar 17¢ Beetsteak Sauce Jar 24¢ PLAIN Grape Juice cuwinuéquâ€"aâ€"-. Pumpkin _ NIAGARAâ€"BRANDâ€"32â€"0z. A & P ENVELOPES + Calit. Peaches White Turnips Radishes Celery Hearts Cucumbers PASCAL Lettuce each 5¢ Cantaloup_es 19¢ Calif.Oranges 176‘s doz.55¢ FIRM HEAMG YELLOW {dends in Niagars Falls, N.Y., George and Mrs, Wilson o% 20â€" ronio, ~re vacationing with Mre. Arthur Hayhoe, piirabeth * Street. mx.nymhm the Toronto Girl Guide camp et Hawkestone, Ontario, for ten days. % * ® o-p.-hmc.wm Montreal is spending her furlough fl&vw’“dh mwmw the wedding on Saturday in Kitchâ€" Pearl Pilch, to Sgt. Pearson Cairns ¢cuguuw-m. jian Church. 10° 2 bunches ® , July 20th, 1944. 2 tins 15¢ Glass 47¢ tin 11c 5 for 24¢ Ib. 5¢ 2 for 29¢ 9¢ 5C