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Y’Y 2 4 Thursday, October 6, 1949. §OCIAL NEWS ‘The Athletic Club sponsored its first dance of the year last Friday mmuumue decoratâ€" for the good time had by all. Since uqmnoeunphtd!w in their first attempt, we hope the club will continue to hold such dances in the G. H. 8. auditorium. Miss LOIS GREENING Grimsby High School‘s need for a lower school history, and girls‘ P. T. teacher, this term, was ansâ€" SoQHs wered by Miss Lois Greening, & rd‘-tdwldoa.muflo,udl B. A. graduate of Western Uniâ€" versity Miss Greening was born in London, and has travelled extensâ€" !nlyhOnurlomdmeU.s‘A. After graduating from her Genâ€" ively in Ontario and the U. 8. A. After graduating from her Genâ€" eral Science and P. T. course at Western she enrolled in the Ontario College of Education, On completâ€" lon of her work at O. C. E., she acâ€" cepted the position at G. H. 8. llcrhobflummum:md-mn' mer sports While attending O. C E., Miss Greening took solo parts in several operetias, and the Ormâ€" orio, "Creation‘ by Haydn, We hope Grimaby will have the opporâ€" tunity of hearing Miss Greening in R L uol ui) dav the near future, i in this town will STVUDENT B\ Ladies® Auxiliary, West Lincoin Memorial Hospital Our personality t« at GRIMSBY FUARNITURE CO formerly Dominion Store. Saturday, Oct. 22nd PHONE 218â€"W GRAND OPENING CRIMSBY HOUSE FURNITURE _ PERSONALITY . OF THE WEEK by Analdi OCT . by Maydn, We I! have the opporâ€" ; Mias Greening in and that her stay i be an enjoymable r this week or 124 FOR YOUR HOME from fourth form. He was born in Peterborough, and has lived in Quebec, St. Catharines and Lindâ€" say before coming to Grimsby. He is about 5 feet 8 inches tall, (we hair and a charming smile, As to his ambitions, he hasn‘t made up his mind. His favourite subject is gmmmnmw is basketball When we ventured a question about his opinion of G. H. S., he said that he had not been here long enough to find out much about it. We might have known his favourite food was "anyâ€" thing," it usually is, with boys. GENERAL NEWS We feel that we should tell you a little about the additional propâ€" the School Board for agricultural ..,_mmnu:jdnm.Am 50 loads of dirt were purchased from Mr. Ed Farrell, and then, wmwty.mm- ul 100 hundred loads were dumped erty, purposes, As a creek separted the two pieces of land, tile was bought and a ramp, and bridge, for a roadâ€" in. As a result of the work done there we now have not only an agricultural plot, but also an adâ€" ditional 40 feet of playing ground. SPORTS There was a large turnout of pupils at the annual Fileld Day, with a large number of entrants in each event.‘ The . champions were: Girlisâ€"for the seniors, Ruth Clark: for the interr ~diates, Dorâ€" een Johnson; and Patsy Henley for the juniors; boys, senior, Jack Soott; intermediate, George Kapâ€" usty; juniors, Tom Aman. The junior team of G. H. 8. won the game against Ridley by T to 1, last Fri. A touchdown was made by John Juras, Two rouges scored the final points. Outstanding plays for the Grimsby team were perâ€" formed by John Jura. On Tuesday, September 27th, a very informative paper on Triesto und the crowded conditions of the railroads in . Europe, nownda ys, was given by Pat Harrison at the second meeting of . the History Club. Mrs. Johnson gave the mem» bers an explanation of pound deâ€" valuation. and its effects on Britâ€" You Are Invited to Visit Our New Store Look Around, No Obligation to Buy t L Jack Boo Pogacher t remmurer 1 and Canada pAt its last m w6 elected it an t hor t uit i mpiigner Boott Jokhn which was CLVB NEWS t meeting the Athletic J its executive as fol« Millyard, president; viceâ€"preaident; Philip secretary; John Juras, Peter Pheips, advertinâ€" can be taken of mir Mrs. C. Rhodes spent the weekâ€" end in Toronto visiting relatives. ® ® L Mr. and Mrs A. Horne, who have spent the summer at the Beach, en Samead have moved to Peterboro. 6/ . "% The meeting of the Women‘s Inâ€" stitute will be held at the home of Mra. W. H. Betta, Oct. 13th at 2.30. 6 "% % Mrs. Ruby Haley, Miss Dorothy Haley, and Mrs. Gloria Fallis have moved from the Beach to make their home in w ©0 40 . )0 Mr .and Mrs. A. 1. Greenwood, Central Ave., have returned home nonntwo'utvldthm- m.hnenfludlolhvlll'. . * m..ndlu.l'.c‘m:hruhn mwmumomw and have rented their cottage to Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Morden. Mrs. W. 8.* Nichoias and Mrs. Victor Suggitt of Toronto, spent a few days last weel: with their sistâ€" er, Mra. C. W. Riches, Park Road. Miss Verna Elley, Central Ave., has returned home after spending the past two weeks with friends at Belleville and Bass Lake, Steenâ€" burg. BEACH WOLF CUBS With outdoor games, leapâ€"frog» wing, hopping and somersaulting, the Cubs of the Grimsby Beach Wolf Cub Pack took advantage of the bright autumn sun on Friday afterncon. ‘Then into the den they trooped, where Akela conducted the Grimsl;; _ Beach announces the opening of his new offices at DR. J. V. CHRISTIE (The office will not be open Saturday, Oot. #th.) Monday, Oct. 10th 68 MALN ST. E GRIMSBY SATURDAY Phone 166 MISS MAY CRITTENDEN, Resident Staff Correspondent. ‘Telephone Your News items To Her. THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT 3 Door Prizes TO BE GIVEN AWAY happy ceremony of investing a new Cub, Bob Overholt. Welcome, Bob! After the Sixers and Seconders were presented with the stripes that signify their positions of reâ€" sponaibility in the pack, the new eubs had a seasion of "how!" pracâ€" tice. Two 2nd Star tests were passâ€" geottiff; their "Exercises." Then the Cubs gathered around Akela for the story, which was afterward acted out by the Red Six to the huge delight and enthusiasâ€" tic applause of the pack. Plans were made for a hike before the meeting was ended. Mrs. M. St. John wishes to thank ter neighbours and other friends for their kindness shown to her during her stay in the Hamilton General Hospital. LO.D.E. RUMMAGE SALE in Masonic Hall on Saturday morning, October Mth. Members please have donations in either Friday night or Saturday morning. Car will be available Saturday morning to pick up articles, Call Mrs 8. Burgess, convener, phone 199, or Mra. E. A. Buckenham, Regent, phone 486â€"J. Annive in the ‘I an Sund service The @ miniater Smd th vilie quraurt have 1 m nz t j Good hunting, Cubs! MAIN WEST VINEMOUNT NEWS th wit i t 4 raary services were held apleytown United church iy, September 25th, with at 11 am. and 7.80 p.m. A preacher for both serâ€" s the Rev, Mr. Gravener, of Grace United Church, e. _ Misa PhyNis Fowler wloist at the morning serâ€" the Stoney Creek male tos in the I a orlginate than from evening nited States I from Indâ€" any . other Jon Hand was made a member of the 1st Grimaby Troop and plac« ed in the Wolf Patrol by P.L. Don so McRae. _ ‘The Beaver Patrol gained a lead in the Patrol competition with a fine turnout in full uniform. Monday, October 10th, meeting will be held under the leadership of the Patrol Leaders. See your PL, for instructions on time and Don Savage was welcomed as a visitor to the troop. PLAYERS® GUILD ALL SET FOR SEASON Decorated baskets are to be brought to the High School on Friâ€" day, October 14th, at 7.00 o‘clock, for Apple Day judging. The Players® Guild have comâ€" menced their season‘s activities with a general reâ€"oganization and have advanced an interesting proâ€" gramme of work. One of their new functions is the "Workshop," this includes the lWbrarian, stagecraft shop, costumier and play reading, the latter includes workshop preâ€" sentations for members only. ‘The general administration is as usual but the house or front of the eurtain work is in the hands of the Business Marager who coordinâ€" ates the house, publicity, memberâ€" ship and box office. The stage preâ€" sentation is under the general coâ€" ordination of the Director of Proâ€" ductions . with Directors, Stage Manager and crew, and Wardrobe Mist rems. WMW’W‘ BOY SCOUTS 10%, REDUCTION IN PRICES ALL THIS WEEK EThe &pinning CTElfecl Gifts â€" Lustre New Stock Just In 00 Main West OCT . CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS AND DRAPES 'fl':r' first presentation will be Late Christopher Bean", a| comedy by Sidney Howard The New York "American" referred to this play as "A genuinely witty, biissfully absurd play, building up to better fun each instant of each act." ‘The casting is almost comâ€" ‘M and the "workshop" has starâ€" ted on the set. ‘The Guild has entered the Westâ€" ern Ontario Drama League, and rehearsais of the entry have alâ€" ready started. ‘ "Sandl R Membership in the Guild may be obtained from any member or from Miss Cullingford in the office of A. Hewson & Son. Membership adâ€" mits to all public and private perâ€" formances and other activities of the Guild. â€" China â€" Silver Jimmy Game and Bryan Zimâ€" merman were invested as Wolf Cubs and placed in the circle about the Totem Pole by Sixers Grant Meln tosh am d Mugh Swayze. These two Sixers along with Jerry WBiaine and Marley Marrison Pack out on a sealed order with the Green Six being the to return with their mission pleted. © During their absence B Pack were busy with their first star testa and a number of cubs passed their somersault and leap frog tests A Pack are going to meet on Thuraday evenings for the next fow weeks as a number of them need to pass their second star teata beâ€" fore going up to the troop. The baskets that Wolf Cubs are decorating are to be brought to the meeting on Friday, October 14th, to be judged for Apple Day prizea Henry VIII had aix wive WOLF CUB PACK recelved their Six era atripes. Mowgii took / Mrs. Thomas Chadwick Mrs. Thomas W, Chadwick, the former Elizabeth Jane Konkle, died on Thursday in Hamilton, folâ€" lowing a long illness In her 84th year, she had residâ€" ed in Beamsville and district all her life. She was a member of St. Andrew‘s Presbyterjan Church and in her younger days was an active member of the Missionary Society and the Ladies‘ Aid. Her husband, Thomas W. Chadwick, died some 18 years ago. Burviving are one daughter, Mra. Walter West, of Grimsby; one son, Robert Chadwick, of Clinton Townâ€" ship; and three brothers, George, of Clinton Township, and Alex and James Konkle, both of Beamsville. Seryices were held Saturday at the J. W, Buck and Son Funeral Home, Beamsville, with interment in Mountain Cemetery, Qlfl' Township then ringe SEVEN