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No A obligation to buy. ¢ Me GRIMSBY MEAT MARKET T oronto, bfllfin-nmvd...ukw““"“‘ "through" stecptag cats with vurious types of sccommendatiAths C .,.,mâ€"h...w-""‘"""”h‘” fl“mnmmd*“mwd pelazxed when you travel by train. See Canads this yeat. relaxzed Vancouver. he Continental Limited directly serves Montreal, Ostawis ronto, Winnipeg, Saskstoon, Edmonton, Jasper and m.mu-a-mu-nh-'"'““""'" â€"SHRuBS â€"ORNAMENTALSs â€"â€"EVERGREENS â€"LANDScaAPE ocs:6H AND sERrvice (luuâ€"...u.....) Fresh And Cooked Meats Fresh And Smoked Fish PHONE 574. 4 «â€" c@GURTESY AMP segayvieet ALWAYS £eaeietame CE National, you velll experien®® mdu”“ W hether at home â€"** * ogh ’M-â€"h"- lM“c“' L 289 ... acoulamel NationaL 'm?-luh:l:a.mhnm in the Paris Hospital is spendâ€" ’hcuwmm her futher, Mr. J. A. Book, Park Rd. # # w# Mrs. Fred Jewson entertained a group of young married ladies on Tuesday evening, May Bist, to ‘-ntlnlll.m-m- comer to the Beach. lrlmumn- he Mhmmmz ing relatives at the Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gadsby returned last week from their honâ€" symoon trip down through the new Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Reachk from Beamsville, have moved to their new home on Park Ave. E. which they purchased from Mr Rosebrugh. of France, to spend two months in England, France and Spain. Mr. her as far as Montreal Mr. Bert Weech. Mr Weech, Mr. Bert Southey and Mr. Lonsway‘s brother from Dundalk. spent the weekend on a fishing trip to Waverley Lodge on the French River. i VA imniwie cxiem ce 2 0 . C 00 0 tha l lE ANMOUNCE THE HOLDING OF AN & | = |® & ‘ : ® : The Grimsby Beach Wolf Cubs had an active outdoor meeting last Friday. which was practically a feld day of their own, and which went a long way toward qualifying many of the Cubs for their "Athâ€" their paces in jumping which was a pretty dusty business on the hot duy that Friday was! Broad and high jumping both were featured and then some pole climbing just for good measure. ‘Then the Cubs really warmed up at the school racing aguinst Bagheera‘s tricky timepiece, which proved them all GRIMEBY BEACH CVUB NEWS Grimsl;y"_ Beach The many hundreds " *0"°~ _| _ gownshb, | .,,acmumcm‘r-nfl-"" Junated to the Optimist Club ho"* been repaired seinted and put in shape for reâ€"5¢; We respetully .didt!urllm"'”A +z frn..huh-flb-odlutkfluw‘ . b’p"fl*‘m” ® ~Saupry">" * i is A Most wortHy CAUSE WARRANTING # yOURr SUpPPORT The Grimsby Beach Wolf Cubs Fulton. Lioyd Travis got the prize 4 an active outdoor meeting last for coming the farthest. The largâ€" iday, which was practically s est family was that of Mr. and id day of their own, and which | Mrs. Ed. Travis, with five sons and ent a long way toward qualifying two daughters present. any of the Cubs for their "Athâ€" ‘The evening program consisted e" badge. ~of euchre and dancing, with music Akela put the Cubs through provided by Mrs. Irene Rtoss orchâ€" OPTIMIST CLUB OF GRIMSBY SAT., JUNE 18 (JUsT EAST OF PARK SCHOOL ! AUCTIONEER 4. w. THOMA® "" wILL POUND THE OPENINC 'l\c-gnyh-dntdm-wiflyu.hen- _hundred® " **"~~ _oy Townshp, have Miss may craitrtenpen, Resident Staff Correspondent. DEER PARK FARM SALE GRIMSBY INEPENDENT RP Noun OiliiPreminatcnptiiien ds «222. ; mmujmhu m'fll&r:-uu“ ing followed, a mad scramble du-udhuhnmm on the part of each Cub to turn a maskuA 1 _ & 2 Luriwnee! or stand on The latter feat was a Jacobs® 23rd Reâ€"Union Celebrated At Vinemount Ironwo‘dockhmâ€"; 130 guests present. l’r"fimd c n resulted as follows: President. Mr. Lorne Jacobs, Hamilton: secretaryâ€" to have AAndIcrart 'h‘-. had to postponed until Wednesday. Good hunting, Cubs: treas., Art Sheldrake; K000 O 0w m Commrtinly buying committee, Mesdames Stanâ€" ley Anderson. Jim Felker. Stoney ‘The family decided to hold the 24th reâ€"union in Vinemount Hall. Prize winners: Oldest lady, Mrs. Mary Aun Althouse; oldest gentleâ€" Mrs. EdA Travis; youngest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Travis:; Prizes for races, FAMmes, etc.. were won by Georgina Dijckson, Diâ€" anne Fieming, David FMemirg. Bilâ€" lie Anderson. Alice Andserson, Don Sheldrake. Shirley Howrard, Lorâ€"â€" aine Jacobs, John Felkker, Sheils Felker, Mr. and Mrs. E. TFhompson, Mrs. J. Felker, Mrs. Roy â€" Anderson, & w Wo ING GAVEL xO. 8 HIGHWAY) FAd Irene Thompson. Prizes for euchre were won by Mrs. Stanley Anderson, Mrs. Will CGowland,. Mesars. Ellis Jacobe, Will Cerwlaund. Spot Dance winners were Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Marie Johnson and Ted Shrape Ing the services st the Grassie (Church for the summer months Mr. and Mra Wesky Sberritt and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith were visitors st The home of Mr. wnd Mres. Ted Duck. Mre. Jack Bates from 8t. Thomâ€" as. has been visiting ber parents The Misses Stells and Huby Krick entertained with a kitchen shower for their cousin, Miss CGladys Tweedie, whose wedding to Mr. Robert Staples takes place on Id“y..!uullfl.'lbm was spent in contests and games. nest Tweedle, Donne Watt, Mrs. Charles Leach, Betty Thomas, Mrs. Jason Allen and Alice Tweedle. Lunck was served by Mrs Lealie Krick. Stells and Ruby Krick and Alice Tweedie. The brideâ€"toâ€"be reâ€" received many useful gifts. Several friends attended the birthday party in honour of Mr. Wm. Ofeld. at Vinemount Hall. on Monday evening. Mr. and Mro. Josia. The girls played thei Tussday evening Mr. and Mre Melvin visited with Mrs: Lo Bunday evening. . o PFumily Allowances | Bonus) are now costing Aian taxnaver $525.00 a A very cordial invitation is extended to all our customers and friends to visit us Saturday, June 11, 1949 Rev. Gordon Dorey will be * TAPLEYTOWN NOTES 76 MAIN STREET WEST A. Hewson & Son m xn t Wasnidge, Roy Anderson, Jacobs, Gordon Gowland Thompson, Lorne Travis 'ulhve’hhyhtyu inspection a wflfle line of Addison â€" Norge Electrical Appliances Livingston Automatic Heating Equipment their first game vin Southward Lofte Walker Drop in during the day or evening â€" YOU may A "PORTABLE ADDISON RADIO" w70 Coal Prices Reduced EGG, STOVE AND NUT COAL 24 MAIN EAST Protect your 1949 Crop with ALCAN GRADE HYDRATED SPRAY LIME ~ m timent or cauon i. STANDARD FUEL CO. Limeâ€"Sulphur Sprays and Bordeaux Mixtures preâ€" pared with Alcan grade Hydrated Spray Lime will do a real job in orchard or vegetable farm. 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