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ke Bunday Schos. â€" 2:30, Trinity SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12th U 11 a.m.â€""Lest We Forget." 7 pm.â€""So Run That Ye May se » Jug." LORs DAY Breaking of Bread ..___11 am Sunday School _3 p.m. grm___.lm . Alex Petric, of Hamilton, and Mr. Walter Cox, of Dundas, ""M”Mfiâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"/ Prayer Mesting and Bible Readâ€" ing, 8 pm. 7 p.m.â€"Evening Gospel Service of Song and Sermon. Wednesday, & p.m. â€" Midweek Service of Study and Prayer. â€" A warm welcome to all â€" He is accompanied by Fit./Sergt. Harold Young, an English lad who has not been back to the British Isles since coming to Canada to the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. N. 11 a.m.â€"‘A Controlling Loyalty® spending a week in Hamilton, visitâ€" ing friends and relatives. 16 Je . James 1.. and Mrs, Gibbs have returned from Toronto, where they have been sojourning for the past 10 a.m.â€"Church School for, all weekend with friends in Barrie Miss Fyles of Ottawa, is a guest of Mrs. Liddle at Rossmore. ing, Ontario, will preach at the morning and evening services. Grimsby Baptist Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Trinity United fillYARO®XC Church > Rev. R. C. Standerwick, B.A. SUNTAY, NOVEMBER 12th SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12th Church W. J, WATT, B.A., BD., PRESCRIPTIONS F.O. Bert Norton, R.C.A.F., Nasâ€" (h-etiu...llmnnu...sh&u:y Developing and Printing Mrs. M. Winger and Staniey of Mrs. E. Gordon Carefully and Accurately Dispensed by Graduate Sks. " 2 e Druggist« Cavlor‘s Hutotel EVERY SATURDAY NICHT â€"â€"=â€"=â€"â€" Al} Welcome â€"â€" DINE and DANCE St. John‘s Presbyterian Church Social Events â€"=â€" Persqonals â€" Organizations â€" Club Activities Home o f Quality Drugs :! Hall wâ€"â€"â€" â€" Adndesion $5¢ at were hostesses for the afternoon. shuffieboard for the coming winâ€" ter, and a prize and supper will be given the winning team, provided for by the losers. Members are all asked to help make this a success. ‘l'hmcb-dflthnum and the Mizpeh benediction. urer gave a very gratifying report. Red Cross sewing was discussed, and plans were made in which the members hope to accomplish more Central Circle Red Cross Group will meet at the home of Mrs. Bull, 12 Depot Street. on Friday afterâ€" noon, November 10th, Mrs. Boden Area in St. John‘s Presbyte Church, this evening at 8 p.m. I Robert Garfield (Garry) Kemp, son of Lt.â€"Col. Fred Keiip D.S.0., MC., and Mrs. Kemp, Nel.*s Bivd., graduated as a Pilot with honors in a Wings Parade at No. 9 S.F. T.S. at Centralia on October 27th. Fred and Mrs. Kemp and daughter Diane and Mr. Chas. Kemp of mwmm. where Fred had the honor of pinâ€" ing the wings on his son. Garry is at present on a month‘s leave awaitizg posting. ® L ® An interesting visiter in town toâ€" day is Miss Athalie Read from Hamilton. Miss Read came to Hamilton at the request of the Coâ€" Operating Committee for Christian Service in Camp and War Producâ€" tion Communities ‘The work in these war industry communities is int rdenominational and carried on through the Ministerial Associaâ€" tion. m-wA-mmdm Xmaus Seal Sales committee met at t.lnhon-dln.nnrryhmn, John street on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. T. E. Priant of Welâ€" Nov. 12th. They will be at home to their friends from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. land and Mrs. Barbe: ton were present. their Golden Wedding on Mrs. Stamp, all of Cleveland, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Secord at Rossmore. ® ® L MMMM who have been residing at No. 8 Murâ€" ray street, are moving to Hamilton to live, this :week. ‘ ® ® o# Mrs. Norman Hoebel and daughâ€" ter Cheryl of Crowland, are spendâ€" ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hoebel, Depot Street. , will be charged at the rate of 385 cents for 30 words, or less. Over 30 words 1 cent per word. ‘The Beaver Ciub F/O J. R. and Mrs. Watt are Vldut‘lt‘l‘l'l.llltzl.lm Mrs. M. M. Ayers has rented her _t-mo-!hll.w and is Coining Events Beaver Club were made up for qase a01. patrictic work had been done. After the meeting, refresaments mnmdlylulh.lm ber committee. O rer,November 2ist « special _ _3 3 o for the parpose of the Anâ€" ports were ziven uy the Becretay and Treasurer, and conveners xf the different committees 4.; reâ€" ports presented showed that the Chapter bad had a very eucccestul year, and that a grest deal of and Distri ing. Mem lln.muum.h'.1 . e reguler meeting of Grimsby SBsric" o. 195, O.ES. was held m""“c,’,.m in the Masonic * risaby, thz *WYorthy Matron, ___m_,_&':‘mcllm preaidâ€" 1tgrp CGRIMSBY INDEPENDENT Hymn and guinr metting served DY Wre A At this meeting the anous) reâ€" Th: Women‘s Auxiliary of Tricâ€" ity Uuited Church held their meetâ€" ing at the hoime of Mrs. Hawke, Main Street on Thursday after. _9 mt Pemmel absence Of the President noon, OR ce cssA u._.zn:..” ladies present |wi««. &n arrangement of Mums. ‘lm..!.n. Blair officiated. Mr. Edgar Snyder, cousin of the bride, Iplq.dthc Wedding March, Mr. |John Stadelmier gave his daurhter AmIer the coupme left for a trip to Toronto and Northern points, the bride travelling in a Brown crepe dress with gold voke and Drown ACcessories, with coat . blue trimmed with lynx. They will reside at Reamsvilie. A recepzoun foiw«ed a* the Vilâ€" lage Inn for the Forty guests. The bride‘s mother wore a twoâ€"piece frock of soldier blue crepe, . with cors»®ge of yiuk roses. The groom‘s mother wore a Mauve gown with corsage of Sweetheart roses. The groom‘s gifts were, to the Maid of Henour, a black purse, to the Matron of Homour a necklace, to the flower girl a necklace, and to the best man a billâ€"fold. During the signing of the regisâ€" ter, Mr. Snyder piayed "O Perfect groom, &s Matron of Honour, and were gowned alike in «shite triple sheer, with sequins, their vells were trinmed with fuathers and they carried bouguets of gold and white chrysanthemums. The bride‘s niece, Miss Marie Dryden, was flower gir!, dressed in yellow tafâ€" feta, with a halo of yellow flowers, Cartmer, of Beamsville. The »«ister of the bride, Mrs. Clifâ€" for« Pryden, acted as Maid of Honour, and the Sister of the CARTMERâ€"STADELNM:ER At 2:80 o‘ciock on Saturday afâ€" ternoon, at the home of the bride‘s parents, 129 Maple Avenue, Grimsâ€" by, the wedding was solâ€"znnized of Mabel, daughter of M:. and Mrs. John Stadeimier, and Victor Cartâ€" }, marriage, the bride simp‘y gowned in while chiffon, the bodice fasp;â€"ned witk french embroidery, with a Angerâ€"tip veil, and carrying a bougiet of white * Chrysanâ€" themum, 8104 red roses, and wearâ€" ing the Eroom‘s gift, a locket and Mr. Francizs Siadelmier was best Eastern Star w.«dunm ), and their wives were _ The members of the Paâ€" Association assisted the ofâ€" HMuptials Trinity W.A. alion of officers wil. rs of Excelsion Polive d a* the ° 22000 CNCIY INCEL~ of Mrs. Hawke, Thursday afterâ€" les present. Mrs. presided, in the ‘resident, Mrs. J. was oriducted in After the reâ€" ww . hn the I borrowe4* A featherweight lawnthower is promised for the postwar, but has anyone invented the kind that will come home by itself after beuing ist. He still clings to a nightshirt instead of wearing pajamas. add, .»~ son Francis Derneli loverseas), one daughter Hil4. of Toronto, and daughterâ€"inâ€"lay> Murâ€" ton and granddsughter Beverly of St. Catharines. Funeral was held November Tth, 1944. ‘ MARS. ARTHUR BAcon _ Minnic Elizabeth Bacon, a resiâ€" dent of Nor‘t Grimstb, for over thirty years, passod ~wey at her home in Melsoucy, England, on Suturday, Novem"er 4th. Ghe will be remembere4 y her ..any old triends and neigbours, .*> knew her well, JAt to survive are hor husband, Artho Hason of Melsonby. En#â€" The funeral was heldâ€" Tuesday Aft;encon wit‘s interment + Qussét‘s Lawn Cemetery. _ Burviving are his wife, two sons. Pte.: Raymond Senyk and Pte. Zomy Senyk, both in Cansidin: a brother, Fred Senyk, in Ham{lton:; aiso three brothers and two sisters, A native of Austria he } ad residgâ€" ed in Grimsby for the last eight yeers and was engaged in fruit m Anstiin Folowing a lingering iliness John Benyk, Robinson street aoth, died Sunday in his 57th vear. Grandve is a spreads or sugar( see chart in reâ€" tail shops). All coupons in ration books 2 and 4 expire on Dec. 21, 1944. Coupons 33 and 34 become valid Nov. 23 (Book No. 5). Each good for %% 1b. butter. PRESERVESâ€"(Orange ) Coupons 17 to 32 are now valid (Book No. 4). (May be exchanged for Preâ€" serves coupons at your Local Raâ€" tion Board). % BUTTERâ€"(Purple) Coupons 82 and 83 now valid (Buok No. 4). CANNING SUGARâ€"(Blue) (Book No. 4. Coupons 46 and 47 become valid Nov. 23 (Book No. 5). Cann‘=g sugar coupons F1 to F10 (Book No. 3) now valid. Earh good for 1 lb. sugar. (("‘* this out and keep available) SUGANKâ€" "ZLed) Time Table For Ration Coupons names and revising addresses of somac 220 men and women and 37 o‘ficers is 4« job in itself, over wrhick THAT greeting cards are now being sent to all officers from the THAT & meant typing over 200 declaration forms and addressin® that many boxes? WHAT a big job thet was? It meant buying and carrying to the LO.D.E. Room for packing 600 pounds of suppues, as each box weighed 3 pouncs. 'l'HA'l‘ltmhyh"nqlm knitting over 400 garments? THAT the LO.D.E. War Serâ€" vices Committee, under the conâ€" verership of Miss Ann Crane, has J.st coripleted the packine and brixes to our local boys overseas? coln Loyalist Chapter LO.D.E. will be held in the Chapter rooms on MonAay afternoon, November 18th, at 3 pm. Members are asked to of Empire. The Public are cordialâ€" ly invited. All members of Lincoln Loyalist Chapter, 2.O.D.E. are requested to attend the Memorial Servicer to be held on Sunday, November 12th. Members will meet in front of the Independent Office at 2.30 p.m. to proceed to Queen‘s Lawn Cemeâ€" tery where the graves 4 the fallen will be decorated. Memorial serâ€" vice at the theatre at 4 p.m. t_or!bolflum'lnfo;-.v. "Live and Let Live." ‘The secret Coupons 82, £3, 84 and 85 expire Coupons 84:â€"abd 85 wecome valid Coupons 86 and #7 become valid ic countless hours are spent? Obituary JOHN SENYK s a rugged individual} 1.0.D.E. 0 to 45 good for 1 ib Tuesin sw e e t CAMPBELL‘S Tomato Soup BUTTER _ is m. 38¢ BLACK TEA ~â€"*~â€"â€" 314 DOMESTIC SHORTENING _ * 19« PALMOLIVE SOAP 2 % l1« 3®:"23¢ PEAS stundwe . 3 tos H1¢ TOMATO JVUICE | > 3;*> i7¢ T omatoes Beetsteak Sauce Corn Flakes Mushroom Soup 2 for 15¢ BEAVER BRAND Pumpkin 28 oz. 11¢c M»narch Loaf Cheese 1b.35¢ CULVERKHOUSE KELLOGG‘S ViTACRANE CEREAL **;7: INFANTs FO5DS ""~ 1. 25¢ CLARK‘Sâ€"10 oz. Tins HE.NZ CHOICE A & P LIBBY‘s Tomato Juice 20 oz. 3 for 25¢ Tomatoes Beetf Bologna 1b. 20¢ FANCY SLICED Bacon rindof lb.pkg.26¢ FANCYâ€" SHEEP CASINGS Wieners TEXAS SEEDLESS Carrots Iceberg Lettuce 2 for 19¢ WASHED NO. 1 FANCY SELECTED CELLO PACKED: INVEST in vicTrory LARGE FIRM HEADsS Tomatoes epper CAMAY SQ2P 3 QUAKER OATs :=: Ds "ham Catelli 20 oz. Anm Thursday, November 9, 1944, Ige. box 11c 2 for 21c 2 for 19¢ ‘ uo 17¢ 2 {or 21¢ Libbys tin 1 1b. 25¢ 4 lbs. 15¢ tine ti» tim 1b. 29¢ 11¢ a~ Ti 11c 19¢ 62¢ k) O 11¢ 122¢ 1¢