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MARY‘S HALL Sat. Nite, June 30 Located On The Shores Of Lake Erie Only 8 Miles j __â€"From Port Colborne, Ont., . _ MATINEE MON. â€" 2 DANCE TATARNIC‘S ORCHESTRA MATINEE SAT. â€" 2 p.m. Sunday, July 1 Programme at Eight P.M, â€"â€"â€" GRIMSBY Swing In T he Saddle BULOVA, ELGIN, ELCO WATCHES RECITAL â€"â€"â€" _ MIDNIGHT TO 3 A.M. â€"â€" Bob Seib‘s Ten Piece Orchestra Nightly Greenwich V illage TELEPHONE 88 Everybody Welcome Modern Spacious Ballroom Good Music LONC BEACH â€"â€" Plug _ MIDNIGHT =«~ ALF â€"â€" Catering to a restricted Clientele 50c Per Person (Except Sunday) Grimsby Last week we carried a story about the old silk flag of the first Grimsby Band. Mrs. Olive Berry, The Village Inn, informs us that a good many years ago a stage proâ€" duction was presented in Grimsby known "as Madame Jolly‘s Wax Works. She played the part of Briâ€" tannia and for the occasion was wrapped in this old flag. The St. Catharines Department of Health announced Saturday morning that there are 17 cages of chicken pox in the city. However, the cases are general and not conâ€" fined to any one area. In addition there are at present four cases of measles. two of scarlet fever and one of whooping cough. Effective last Friday Canadians travelling in the United States will be able to secure 20 U.S. gallons of gasoline per year. Two certifiâ€" cates will be issued, each valued at 10 gallons. The coupons are availâ€" able at gasoline ration offices in Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Customs and excise officials at Fort Erie are refusing to allow United States citizens to take for export more than $5 worth of meat, it was revealed Saturday in interviews with Peace Bridge cusâ€" toms officials. There is a bundle of War Savings Stamps at The In@ependent office for Jim Shackleton, the Beach Bowling Bomber and Mrs. Stanley (Jean) Norton. Please call and get them. Lions Club bathing beaches at Nelles Road and Grimsby Beach open for the season on Monday next. There will be a life guard at each beach. Canadian Legion Church Parade, to St, John‘s Presbyterian Church, Sunday night. Fall in at The Inâ€" dependent at 6.40 p.m. Dominion Day will be celebrated next Monday. All stores including the Liquor Store and Bank of Comâ€" merce will be closed. Thomas Studio of Portraiture which suffered fire damage some weks ago, is being remodelled and redecorated. Watch for opening date. Local horse players are contriâ€" buting to the "Hay and Oats‘" fund at Hamilton track, this week. Special matinee at The Roxy, Dominion Day, Monday, July 2nd. Make a donation to the Sick Children‘s Hospital. Schools close for summer holiâ€" days tomorrow. The Bowlaway closed on Saturâ€" day night. Feeds and Seeds. You get prompt, courteous service, and satisfaction when you buy your supplies fromâ€" We Deliver Brevities Babcock Bros. Liong Carnival, July 4, 5, 6. FEEDS OF ALL KINDS EVENTS and TOPICS of the WEEK in TABLOID .. ... ... BEAMSVILLE Phone 214 Doris MacBride comes back into the picture again by copping the Millyard Ladies‘ High Single nonâ€" League trophy with 326. With the closing of the alleys all competition for all trophies finishâ€" ed. Clayton "Gas" Rahn is the winner of the Hewson and Son trophy for Men‘s High Open Single, with 397. More honors for Caistor. Lee Smith with 365 copped the Clarence Lewis prize for High Opâ€" en Single, 16 years and under. The Bowlaway closed for the seaâ€" son on Saturday night last and the final War Stamp winners were Jim Shackleton in the men‘s division with 306 and Mrs. Stanley "Jean" Norton the women‘sshare with 249. Through the C. J. DeLaplante office, Mrs. Eva Bowers has sold her house and lot at 6 Nelles Boulevard to Walter H. Priddle of Hamilton. « Mrs. Senyk has sold her house and three acres of fruit land at No. 11 Robinson street south to W. Ransom of Beamsville. Another Mannell sale is the two acres of fruit land and house on Biggar‘s Road, North Grimsby, owned by Norman Welstead, to F. Taylor of Hamilton. This is the old S. G. Clay property. All rural people of Lincoln Counâ€" ty will be well advised to mark Wednesday, August 1st, on their calendar and keep that evening free to attend the great Annual Garden Party of Lincoln County Junior Farmers to be held on the Beamsville Agricultural â€" Fair grounds. Last year‘s programme was so much enjoyed by the large crowd that the Juniors are going all out to arrange zor a bigger and still better entertainment. Through the agency of T. E. Mannell, Mrs. Wm. Barlow has disâ€" posed of her house and lot on No. 8 Highway east, to Mr. Hasty of Jordan Station. Inspection of the different comâ€" pany‘s of School Cadets in Trenton took place 10 days ago and the Dufferin school company and their 11 piece band came in for special praise from the Cadet Inspection Officer. This company was under the command of Michael Farrell, son of Leslie G. and Mrs. Farrell, former Grimsby residents, and. a grandson of exâ€"Mayor and Mrs. Chas. T. Farrell. Our story last week about the apple box end and the "Edgar Alâ€" lan Fruit Farms", brings to light the information that there never was any such man a fruit grower in this district, but that this was the farm name used by Mr. E. H. Thomas for the shipping of his fruit, when he was the owner of the W. H. Pettit farm, now owned by Mrs. Ethelbert Merritt, No. 8 Highway west, opposite the Woolâ€" verton mountain. Mr. Price has played an active part in community affairs whereâ€" éver he has lived. A member of the Presbyterian Church, he held the position of elderâ€"of St. Andrew‘s Church while living in Welland and was for several years elected auditor. Mr. Price is now an elder of St. John‘s Presbyterian Church in Grimsby and is also a member of the Lions Club. Entering Bell Telephone service in 1899 as a night operator in Simcoe, Mr. Price was made manager of the company‘s office in Bowâ€" manville six years later. He served successively as manager in Barrie, Newmarket, Midland, Sudbury, Orangeville and Welland before ibeing appointed manager here in October, 1938. H. T. Stewart, of Toronto, has been appointed Bell Telephone manager for Grimsby and vicinity, succeeding Alexander C. Price, who will retire on pension shortly after 46 years‘ service with the company. Mr. Stewart, who will also supervise the company‘s offices in Winona and Beamsville, takes over his new duties July 3. Joining the staff of the Bell company in July, 1911, in Peterâ€" borough as a collector, Mr. Stewart filled various positions there before enlisting for service in the Great War. He rejoined the company in December, 1918, as chief clerk at Peterborough, and later held posiâ€" tions in Collingwood, Meaford and Orillia. In August, 1924, Mr. Stewart became manager at North Bay. Three years later he was transferred to the sales department in Toronto and, for the past 18 years, while holding various positions there, Mr. Stewart has acquired a wide knowâ€" ledge of the telephone business. He was appointed manager of one of the company‘s business offices in Toronto in December, 1942, which position he held up to the time of his appointment here, ALEXANDER C. PRICE RETIRING H. T. STEWART NEW MANAGER Trophy Winners Real Estate A. C. PRICE THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT Values effective to closing Saturday, June 30th. Store closed all day Monâ€" lay, July 2nd for Dominion Day. Open Wednesday, July 4th, all day. New Ontario Cabbage Tomatoes Oranges Lemons Sunkistâ€"344‘s Ripe Texas Californiaâ€"300‘s Californiaâ€"36‘s Canteloupes Georgia, 18â€"1b. Watermelon 99¢ 1.25 H. T. STEWART Aver. _ Small _ Large Fit./Sgt. Robert N. Neale, R.C. A.F. son of Mrs. Robert Neale, Fairview avenue, was among the arrivals from overseas on Saturâ€" day. "Bobby‘" enlisted in 1943 and went across the pond in May of 1944. He had much service over the enemy territory and has now enlisted for duty in the Pacific. Another ~brother was expected home with the Paratroopers unit, but was on leave when they were ordered to leave England and is coming through on his own, he is Paratrooper Godfrey Neale who went overseas in 1940 with the RC.A.S.C. and transferred. last winter to the "skyâ€"flyers", another Grimsby‘s smallest fighting man, in point of stature, returned home on Saturday after five years‘ serâ€" vice, in the person of Pte. Joseph Hands. "Little Joe", after many efforts was finally accepted into the army in May, 1940 and went overseas in April, 1941, For about a year he was attached to the same Ackâ€"Ack battery as Cliff McCartâ€" ney, Jack Sutherland, the Rumâ€" mery boys and other Grimsby lads, then being transferred to the R.C. O.C. and attached to the L.A.D. a unit that followed the tanks and the guns right into the front lines of the European theatre doing light repair work and as a result were constantly under heavy fire. ed right after leaving High school and had only been in England three months. He is now slated for duty in the Pacific. Sergt. Murray Kaiinovich, R.C. A. F., son of Steve and Mrs. Kalinâ€" ovich, Mountain Rd., North Grimsâ€" by returned home on Saturday morning from overseas. He enlistâ€" GFA\ 23¢ 29¢ Dozen Dozen 45¢ 29¢ Each 8¢ Lb. Lb, Apple Juice 2 for 23¢ IIGEME N IF HOME "Aylmer" Distinctive Flavour 13 oz Grape Juice "Jordan" Brand Ontario 16â€"0z. bottles Supersuds Organdie Tissue _ 5¢ Palmolive Concentrated Five Roses Toilet Soapâ€"Odex or Spaghetti or Ready Cuts Large Rolls (650 sheets per roll) Newport Flutfs â€" 25¢ Red Rose Coffee 41c With Free Glassware 1st Grade All Purpose Flour 7 All Purpose Grind atelli‘s Macaroni, 10¢ On the arrival of the soldier vote from overseas Mr. Craise conductâ€" ed the official count â€" on Friday. «Final totals were: N. J. M. Lockâ€" hart, 15,911; Lt.â€"Col. E. Frank Mcâ€" Cordick, 11,062;. Allen Schroeder, 4,612; Thomas W. Dealy, 1,504. Total combined vote, â€" fc;qut,.ing the spoiled ballots, showed, that 33,293 persons went to the polls to exercise their franchise for this constituency. s Soldier vote was: Lockhaft, 9§5; McCordick, 722; Schroeder; 632; Dealy, 94. ; Official civilian count was Lockâ€" hart, 14,956; McCordick, 10,340; Schroeder, 3,980; â€"Dealy, +1,410; spoiled, 204. 9e Election of N. J. M. Lockhart to the House of Commons with a plurâ€" ality of 4,849 votes was officially announced Friday by A. A. Craise, returning officer for Lincoln riding in the federal election of June 11th. Home on 30 days‘ leave, L.A.C. J. H. Wilcox, son of Robert and Mrs. Wilcox, Park Road, Grimsby Beach, will report back to Yarâ€" mouth but has not the foggiest idea where he will go from there.. He enlisted in July 1942 and has been overseas since the summer of 1943. Lockhart Official Majority Is 4849 brother Alex is a Sapper with the Many a man has a mind like Royal Canadian Engineers. & lmirror. You can see through it. m a w SALADA Reg. Size Bar 16 oz. Pkg. 8â€"qt. Bags Lge. Pkg. â€"lb. Bags Quality You‘ll Enjoy 21¢ 24¢ 25¢ . Btls Each 6¢ Ib. Baking Powder â€" 15¢ All Merchandise sold at youxV:Dominion Store is unconditionally guaranteed to give 100% satisfaction. â€" > Fruit Jars Domino Complete.with Tops, Préeserving Cl 'gwqmgg!;tune Brand c% Cut En " Wax Beans i.k _ [E Vegetable) "Aylmer" Choice Diced Carrots or Beets 12c¢ Cheesé Clark‘s Soups, 2 for 15¢ "Aylmer": Fancy Quality Creamâ€"Philadelphia Assorted 10 oz. tins (Celery, Consomme,â€"OXfail, Tomato Tomato Juice 2 for 17¢ War is edvucatidnai. A few years ago we thought a bazooka was some kind of musical instrument. Let us hope they plan a peace that will not go to pieces. MARKERS â€" LETTERING Thursday, June 28th Kilvington Bros. MONUMENTS ALEXANDER HARDWARE Limited HAMILTON, 2â€"7113 . Forbes, Branch Manager, Willow Cove, P.O. Hamilton â€" Ontario Company, Limited Pint Size, Dozen 20â€"o0z. tins 20â€"o0z. tins THE 4â€"0z. pkts. 20â€"0z. tins 1 lb. tin 95¢ 14¢ 17c and , 1945,.