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N.Y., last Saturday. Mrs. W. C. Johnson, who is spendâ€" ing the summer with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Emm, .Elizabeth Street, enterâ€" tained her sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Jr., and their two chilâ€" dren Jackie and Bob, of Buffalo A piano recitai wili be given by the pupils of Mrs, M. E. Tweney in St. John‘s Presbyterian Church on Friday evening, June 29th, at 8 Al Hall of Buffalo, was a caller at The Independent office on Wedâ€" nesday. Corp. Thomas and Mrs, Warner have moved into the Russ apartâ€" ments. FOUR Major E. L. G. Smith, R.H.L.1., and his brid wedding cake at the reception following their mar It was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, M son of Brigadier and Mrs. Armand Smith of Wino ~CHEIERIEIRE.IS!T.O.R:.I!=.2.%..\2.%\.@..=@.=.%.5s.2.02.080l0.08020220020.802.¢2200500.020%0.000.0.0.20.80.2¢.00.0.05.00.00.00.000000.00.00.20.00.,.R!19 .4 TR IREE!2!20.0\!%!.@.22.2!@\=â€"!=@â€".=@.@\=@\.@3..20.0.0000000.0000.0.0.0.0.20.0.0000)00.0.0.0.0.0.0.000.0.2.0.0.00.0.0.0800.00.00.0200020.00.00.82).0.2!.,!!®=.~ Shown at the reception following the Smithâ€" Sifton wedding are the attendants. From left to right are Capt. James Flintoff, MC, Montreal; M rs. W. A. Richardson, Fit. Lieut. John Paterson, Mrs. Casilear Middleton, Major Joe Pigott, Hamil V PRESCRIPTIONS Mrs. E. Gordon Cosmetics . . . Magazines . . . Stationery Developing and Printing Carefully and Accurately Dispensed by Graduate Druggists g cake at t] held at the Brigadier a Home of Quality Drugs Social Evenits ~ Personals â€" Organizations â€" Club Activities «/ ... â€" _ C. D. Millyard Nurse‘s Registration. The many friends of Miss Edith Stewart, Grimsby Beach, extend their congratulations on her graâ€" duation from the Hamilton General Hospital school of nursing, on June 5th, and also on her successfully passing her examination for Mr. and Mrs. W. Melvin Jones, who have been vacationing at The Village Inn for the past month have returned to their home in Otâ€" tawa. Provincial Constable Eddie and Mrs. Priest are holidaying in Norâ€" thern Ontario. Have you made a donation to the Sick Children‘s Hospital building fund, yet? 1 ton; Lieut. A. A. G. Smith, CIC, who was groomsâ€" man for his brother; Miss June Sifton, maid of honor for her sister; Mr. Colin Eastwood; and \ seated on the floor, Mrs. Donald Paterson. e, the former Ann Sifton, are shown cutting the riage in St. Clement‘s Anglican Church, Toronto. and Mrs. Clifford Sifton. Major Smith is the Hylton Briscoe, North Grimsby, has received word from the Old Country that his two brothers who have been on active service for the past six years, have retired. Lt.â€" Col. Edward W. Briscoe was with the 8th Army and fought from Alemein to Berlin. Flight â€" Comâ€" mander Reginald W. Briscoe was with the Royal Air Force and saw service on many fronts. â€" Pupils of Mrs. Bertha Hayes Bolâ€" ton, will give a recital in the Sunâ€" day school room of St. John‘s Presâ€" byterian church, Tuesday evening, July 3rd. at eight o‘clock. Fit./Sgt. Jack Laing, RCAF. has returned to duty on the West Coast, after spending his furlough with his parents Charles and Mrs. Laing and his wife and little daughter. Lieut. A. Stevenson, who has been on furlough for the past two weeks, has returned to Edmonton, Alberta, I onge Lo 1 We regret to report that Rev. Dr. Charles, Brooklyn, N.Y., well known summer resident of~ the Beach is dangerously ill with pneuâ€" monia David and Mrs> Morris andâ€"little daughter of ‘Toronto; were iSunday visitors to town. M it Mr. and Mrs.â€"E. Hyland and son Ronald, of Toronto spent the weekâ€" end with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Macâ€" Bride, Adelaide Street. Miss Helen McNiven B.A.T.M., Toronto is spending this week her home here. bih mebcutsutio THE GRLMSBEBY..INDBE PE ND ENT at During the past two weeks, the following have entertained for Miss Ruth Parker, Beamsville, whose marriage to Mr. Merl G. Welch, B.A., Uxbridge, takes place on Saturday, June 30. Nicely arrangâ€" ed showers were given by Mrs. James Stevenson, Mrs. Harry Crow and Mrs. Roy Walker who were joint hostesses at a miscellaneous shower; Mrs. C. V. Hodges at a kitchen shower; Miss Jean Culp at a miscellaneous shower; and Mrs. G. R. Ellis and Mrs. J. Morton who were joint hostesses at a kitchen shower. ‘Many beautiful and useful gifts were received at each occasâ€" ion. s > Don‘t forget the Gift Tea of the White Elephant Shop, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Woolverton, Mountain Street, on Friday, June 29th from 4 to 6 in the afternoon. Admission, a gift for the White Elephant Shop. Joseph Potter of New York, is back at the Beach for the summer and getting the Dr. Charles cottage ready for occupancy. Miss Alice Cramer, daughter of Alva and Mrs. Cramer, Adelaide street, graduated last week from the Ontario Hospital Hamilton. She took her training at Brantford, but the graduation ceremonies were held at Hamilton. Mrs. John Fyfe of Toronto, and Mrs. M. A. Hare of Caledonia, N.Y., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Culp, Adelaide St., last week. Miss Betty Briscoe, Windsor, daughter of Hylton and Mrs. Brisâ€" coe, North Grimsby, will be home next week for a short holiday, leavâ€" ing for Hollywood, Cal. where she will be engaged in special radio work. The Sewâ€"weâ€"knit Group will hold a quilting on Friday afternoon, June 29th, at the home of Mrs. C. W. Lewis, 8 Paton Street. Come early and bring your thimble. On the porch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cl/ifford Sifton, Bayview, are the bride and bridegroom. â€" Pictured above are the bride‘s five attendants in their pretty frocks and picture hats of white figured organdie. From left to right are Miss June Sifton, maid of honor for her sister, The candy scramble was enjoyed by all children. Supper was served indoors, due to wet weather, Mrs. Norman Morningstar convened the picnic, with Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Nunnamaker and Mrs. Henley asâ€" sisting. ‘ It is to be hoped that the six children who received only two doses of toxoid will later be taken to Doctor MacMillan‘s office for the third dose. PREâ€"SCHOOL CLINIC The number of children immunâ€" ized are as follows: Children given three doses of Diphthera toxoid, 36; Children given two doses of Diphthera toxoid, 6; Children given ‘"‘booster" does of Diphthera toxoid, 6; Children vaccinated for Smallâ€" pox, 44. Girls ‘race 7â€"8 years, Ist Lois Morningstar, 2nd Gualdyn Henley. Girls‘ race 8 years, i1st Sheila Moberly, 2nd Barbara Hunter. Girls‘ 3â€"leg raceâ€"Barbara Hunâ€" ter & Joan Rummery. * Boys‘ 3â€"leg raceâ€"James Durham and Douglas Clark. Wheelbarrow race for boys and girlsâ€"Agnes and Billy Stuart. George and Helen Kanmacher have gone north to Dunchurch for a six weeks‘ vacation. Children under six years runâ€" ning: 1st Betty Rummery, 2nd Douglas Durham. Boys‘ race 7â€"8 years, 1st Dougâ€" las Clark, 2nd, James Durham.: Please phone in your social and personal items. The final meeting for this season was held in the form of a picnic at the St. Andrew‘s Parish Hall, with 18 members and grandmothers, and 28 children present. $ Following a short business sesâ€" sion, the picnic started with races. Prize winners were as follows: Girls‘ race, six years running, Sandra Lewis. Mothers‘ Club ST. ANDREW‘s W.A. GARDEN TEA Members of St. Andrew‘s Woâ€" man‘s Auxiliary were fortunate in their choice of a day on which to hold their annual garden tea last week, for Wednesday afternoon produced ideal June weather. The rectory lawn, where the party was held, was thronged with friends from St. Alban‘s, Beamsville, and from Grimsby Baptist, St. John‘s Presbyterian and Trinity United churches, as well as from the conâ€" gregation of St. Andrew‘s. Mrs. E. A. Brooks and Mrs. F. G. Wheeler welcomed the visitors as they arâ€" rived. Mrs. L. W. B. [Broughall, Mrs. C. H. Wray, Mrs. G. H. Playle and Mrs. G. D. Morrison, Diocesan officers of the W. A. from Hamilâ€" ton, were honoured guests. 8 Pouring tea were Mrs. J. W. Unâ€" win, Mrs. Thos. Liddle, Miss H. Walsh and Mrs. F. G. Wheeler. Mrs. F. Lowndes presided at the strawâ€" berry table, and Barbara Mason and Barbara House, members of the Junior W.A., assisted in servâ€" ing the guests. The occasion also . marked « the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Woman‘s Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada. Much credit is due the conveners, Mrs. . G. Coburn,. Mrs. Howard Caudwell and Mrs, F. Lowndes, fof the success of the afternoon. j Mrs. Casilear Middleton, Mrs. Donald Paterson, Mrs. W. A. Richâ€" ardson and Mrs. Lawrence Hynes. LOCKHARTâ€"TAYLOR Grace Church, St. Catharines was the scene of a quiet wedding on June 19th when Marjory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, was married to Pte. Donald Henderson Lockhart, son of Mr. N. J. M. Lockâ€" hart, M.P. and Mrs. Lockhart. The Reverend Alan Hill officiated and Mr. Taylor gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a turquoise dress with white hat and veil, white acâ€" cessories and corsage of gardenias. Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Dockstader were the attendants, Mrs. Dockâ€" stader wearing grey with black hat and corsage of pink roses. Following a wedding breakfast ateQueenston Heights Restaurant, the couple left for Buffalo en route to Detroit by boat and on their reâ€" turn will liveâ€"at 148 Geneva street, St. Catharines. Thursday, June 28th, 1945. Muptials