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GOODWIN, St. Catharines Provisional Directors 7 BROWNS HARDWARE Remember Sunday is MOTHERS DAY !| © Citizens of Grimsby are requested to join with the Town Council in celebrating the Coronation of Municipal Offices, Grimsby, May 5, 1937. â€"~1~LOw°W¢W ERERSâ€" All the standard sizes in various styles of doors REASONABLY PRICED STRAWBERRY AND RASPBERRY GROWERS‘ MEETINGS The plan of the Celebration proposed embraces a general decoration of places of business and private residences throughout the Town and citizens are urgently requested to coâ€"operate. Monday, May 17th â€" Leonard Hotel ... PROCLAMAITION â€".. CORONATION CELEBRATION Friday, May 14th â€" Old Town Hall EMPIRE PORCH FLOOR PAINT â€" 79c Quart to be observed as a day of general thanksgiving and rejoicing throughout Canada. HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE SIXTH Made to fit your window WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, 1937 The day has been appointed by Royal Proclamation as a Two meetings will be held as follows WINDOW SCREENS BEAMSVILLE, at 8.30 p.m., D.S.T. COLE‘S FLORISTS SCREEN DOORS PUBLIC HOLIDAY which takes place on PHONE 21 CARNATIONS, TULIPS, DAFFODILS, SNAPDRAGONS, SWEET PEAS, ETC. BEAUTIFUL PLANTS _ HYDRANGEAS CINERARIAS CALCEOLARIAS : FERNS, ETC. PANSIES e .0 <me 0 can 0 ce 0 «un 0 <anâ€"0 <a> 0 <u5â€"â€"aa». 0â€"ame 0 ens 0 enrt The Perfect Gift for ROBERT H. LEWIS, Mayor. ALSO INDIVIDUAL BOUTONNIERES FOR REMEMBRANCE ORDER EARLY PHONE 328 MOTHER 36 MAIN ST. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Love visited on Sunday with friends at Galt. Mr. and Mrs, G. T. Mould visited in Toronto during the weekend. Miss Jean McKenzie of Hamilton, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKenzie, Depot St. Mr. Alex Gillespie of Toronto was a weekend visitor with friends at Grimsâ€" by. Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson, Miss Wilkinson and Mrs. Toy, all of Toronâ€" to, spent the past week at Grimsby Beach. f (hetieed ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Austin have moved from Depot Street to reside at 16 Murray Street. Mr. David Biggar left on Saturday to spend the summer months at Arntâ€" field in the Rouyn mining district in Quebec. 5 .Mrs. J. T. Townsend of Toronto was a visitor at Grimsby Beach for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wilkins and Miss Dora Wilkins visited in Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Torâ€" onto have moved to Grimsby Beach to spend the summer. Mrs, R. M. Orchard and Miss Johnâ€" son of Toronto have moved into their summer home at Grimsby Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tice and sons of Buffalo, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.~ William Shelton, Oak Street. Mrs. George Young of Todmorden are spending some time at their cotâ€" tage at Grimsby Beach. You enjoy reading the social and personal items in this column so why not contribute to its interest by sending in any items you may have. Our Phone No. is 36. Items by mail must bear the signature of the sender. Social and Personal Flowers By Wire THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT py sailing. My Thanks to Grimsby". Miss Greenwood â€" was a successful candidate in the Globe and Mail trip to England Contest, a total of 200,000 votes being sent from Grimsby and vicinity on her behalf. Miss Greenâ€" wood who served overseas as a nursâ€" ing sister from 1914 to 1918 was favâ€" ored with the votes of returned men, some 60,000 votes being turned in by them in her favor. Mrs. W. H. Groce is in receipt of the following telegram from Quebec sent by Miss Ethel Greenwood: "Hapâ€" Twentyâ€"eight members of Trinity Badminton club attended a chicken dinner at Durham‘s Restaurant, Beach corner, on Friday evening, the occasâ€" ion officially closing the playing seaâ€" son. Two lucky plate prizes were won by Miss Ruth Walker and Arthur Cook. Following dinner the. club members entered into a tournament at Trinity Hall, Miss Verna Lewis and K. Griffith carrying off the honors. ‘ "Mr. ~C+p, Millyard was in Toronto on Wednesda,, attending the annual | meeting and b%nquet... f the Drug 1’ Trading Comp8 ‘“*,« Royal | York Hotel. Hymrpnnds "ompanied~ l'l‘or'onto by Mrs. Millyard and MissJ | Margaret Allan. J. Harold "Red" Lymburner, pilot of the ‘plane that rescued Lincoln Ellsworth and Hollickâ€"Kenyon in Little America, was a visitor with his sister Mrs. Clayton Rahn on Wednesâ€" day. "Red", considered one of the best pilots in the Canadian Airways Service, is stationed this summer in the far Northern Quebec mining and timber regions. Mr, Lloyd Fair of Toronto was a weekend visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fair, Park Road. While working in her garden on Tuesday, Mrs. Jas. A. Wray, Baker Road, had the misfortune to trip and fall, breaking her arm. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Thomson have moved from Ontario Street, having rented the home of Mr. Alexander Boyle on the highway, east of Grimsâ€" by. Twelve bowlers from Grimsby were in Hamilton on Tuesday night attendâ€" ing the annual closing banquet of the season held in First United Church, Hamilton. Mr. R. Miller, of Toronto, former member of the local Royal Bank staff, was a weekend visitor at the home of Mrs. E. L. Sutherland, Robinson St. south. Mrs. C. Sipprell returned to her home at West Hill, Ontario, on Sunâ€" day after spending the past two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Phipps, Oak St. The ladies section of Deer Park Golf and Country Club is holding its first luncheon of the season at the Club House this Thursday afterâ€" noon. Tables for bridge will be set up for members who do not play golf. Friends in Grimsby, where he was stationed for three years, «will regret to learn of the â€"illness of Sergeant George Mackay of the C.IL.D. Division, Provincial Police in the General Hosâ€" pital, Hamilton. Several members of the A.Y.P.A. of St. Andrew‘s ~Church attended the Lincoln and Welland Local Council of the A.Y.P.A. at St. Stephen‘s Church, Niagara Falls, recently. Woolverton Mountain road in North Grimsby Township has been closed to traffic during the past few days until township employees made the necesâ€" sary repairs where the road had settled after being filled in two yéears ago. Pm GRIMSBY DRYGOODS C‘EAN â€"â€" REPAIR FEZLINE a~ or your owneor YVALUATION â€" & "Below Freezing Fur Storage" We Are Certified Storage _ Agents For Artistic Fur Co. 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This was started after the Easter holidays so that the pupils might have a â€"chance to express their views and speak on given subjects. On Friday last a Parliament was formed among the Senior Pupils of the school . B. Marlow was appointed Premier and his cabinet included Francis Jacklin, Pat McConnell, Helen McNiven, Henry Loud, and Perry Mcâ€" Lean. Jean Pettit was the leader of the opposition. Mrs. William Shafer, 12 St. Anâ€" drew‘s Ave., graciously entertained a number of friends on Monday and Wednesday evenings at tea and bridge. On Monday evening when there were three tables in play, Mrs. C. D. Millâ€" yard held the high score and Mrs. Russell Terry won second prize. Conâ€" solation prize was won by Miss Marâ€" garet Allan. On Wednesday evening, t_which time there were five tabhles !in play, Mrs. A. F. MciIntyre won first prize, Mrs. Frank Hitchman, second and Mrs. G. A. Sinclair, consolation. â€" High School News â€" Mesdames D. Cloughley and Hagar were hostesses on Monday afternoon at a very successful open bridge held under the auspices of Lincoln Loyalist Chapter,â€" LO.D.E., : in the Chapter room. There were.ten tables in play. Prizes donated by Mrs. Fred Marsh and Mrs. G. Pettit, were won by Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Catton and Mrs. Leslice. The conveners in charge are planning to hold the next bridge on May 17th. About thirty friends and relatives paid a surprise visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher, Ontario Street, on Thursday evening of last week, the occasion being their twentyâ€" third wedding anniversary. A pleasâ€" ant few hours were spent playing euchre followed by the serving of reâ€" freshments. Prizes for high score were won by Mrs. Arthur Woodcocek and Mr, H. Lambert, and consolation prizes went to Mrs. Bert Shelton, St. Catharines and Mr. Wm. Shelton. Mrs, Tennyson D. 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