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The "elimination dance" which is a feature of the annual dances, brought together all graduate nurses since the first graduating class of the hospital. Beginning with that year, the earlier graduates were eliminated «until only the 1942 graduates remained to receive the cheers and applause of the large crowd. Then, as each member of the graduating class, wearing gowns in clear white, stepped forward, Dr. Oscar J, Stahl presented her with the gift of the Nurses‘ Alumnae of St. Mary‘s hosâ€" pital, a beautifullyâ€"bound handbook of medicine, also extending good wishes. Henry Kelneck, whose orchestra proâ€" vided suitableâ€" music for all dances, led the gathering in an interesting Paul Jones, and played several special selecâ€" tions among them dedications to Miss Graduates of 1942 Classes are Honoured by Large Crowd at Annual Dance The i1942 graduating class of St. Mary‘s Hospital was honoured at the annual graduation dance on Tuesday evening in the Porcupine Badminton Club, .when graduate nurses, students, doctors, parents, sisters and brothers, and friends joined in wishing success and happiness to the sixteen young ladies who form the largest class ever to graduate from the local hospital Class colours and the words "Graduates 1942" were prominently displayed as a background for the gaiety of the evenâ€" ing, and no detail had been neglected in providing an evening of excellent good time. Largest Class to Graduate from St. Mary‘s Hospital Reâ€" ceives the Good Wishes of Friendly Gathering. "Elimâ€" ination Dance" is Feature of Dancing Programme. Lovely patterns in new summerâ€" weight fabrics, pure silk foulards, crinkly crepes and others, Stripes, plaids, diagonals, India prints. Rowies‘ also have a complete range of Forsyth and Arrow Shirts priced at $2.00 and up. MARK BOWIE CO. 17‘ Pine St. N. my fellow Canadians feel just as I do. I extend a most corâ€" dial invitation to all of you to express this well deserved appreciation by joining in the events of Army Week. As Minister of National Defence, I am intenseâ€" ly proud of the men and women in khaki and of the women in Nursging Service blue who are serving Canada. I am sure that Army Week will wind up on Sunday, July Ooth, when the public will be invited to attend church services in Army camps and barracks, and special prayers will be offered for the members of the Armed Forces. On that day, camps will be open to the public and demonstrations and displays of barracks and camps will be arranged. During Army Week, citizens will have an unusual opportunity of seeing the Army at work. Each day has been set aside for some specific purpose. Monday, June 29th, for instance, has been made "Soldier‘s Day" when the public will be invited to send gifts and parcels to the men overseas and when they can entertain the men at dances and other special entertainments. The next day, June 30th, is "Civilians" Day", when clvilians will be asked to prepare meals on a food raâ€" tion system and restaurants will serve meals identical to those served to Canadian soldiers. On Dominion Day there will be garrison parades and special military demonstrations. The 2end, 3rd and 4th of July will equally be devoted to enabling Canadians to learn at first hand various phases of Army acâ€" tivities. Gift Wrapped Beautiful Summer bestfio........ BcA r'- ie cfiitwnnd hests ol June 29th to July Sth, 1942, as "Army Week". The purpose 1s to give the people of Canada an opportunity of expressâ€" ing their pride in the Canadian Army and honouring the Genâ€" tleman in Battledress, the Nursing Sisters and the Members of the Canadian Women‘s Army Corps. To the Citizens of Canada, MUiomeren or Natouai Derence TIKS A LETTER FROM COL, THE HON. J. L. RAISTON The Modern Man‘s Store It has beeg_ngidedupo mark the period from Winnie Atkinson and Mr. Gordon Finâ€" layson, who annosunced their engageâ€" ment and Signalman and Mrs. Reg. Cooper (the former Dorothy Bayne) whose marriaga took place that day. Mrs. Hammond served the usual exâ€" cellent lunch which characterizes events at the Badminton Club. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs Ralph Dillman, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Beaton, Mr. and Mrs. H. L Manette, Mr. and Mrs. J. Landers, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lanâ€" ders, Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. John Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clarke, Signalman and Mrs. Reg. Cooâ€" per, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. Len Lumb, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hofstetter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Keon, Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Metcalfe, Mr. and Myrs. M. Rerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy, V. Ray,, Dr. and Mrs. .. L. Blaisdell, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Hope, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Giardine, Dr. and Mrs. M. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ormston, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cyâ€" bulski, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Towel, Mr. and Mrs. K. Tennant, Mr. and Mrs. T. Catherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcâ€" Lean, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. I. Evans, of Smooth Rock Falls, Dr. and Mrs., W. G. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Garvey, Mr. and Mrs. Manny Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cowie, Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McNulty, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Yours very truly, Timmins Watt, Mr. and id Mrs. Manny . J. Cowie, Mt. _ Mr. and Mrs. aind Mrs. Geo. hat day. ‘ usual terizes z!xl ib. Among Mrs Ralph D. Beaton, e, Mr. and ‘s. T. Lan~â€" Robertson, Mrs. Lloyd Reg. Cooâ€" layson, Mr. K eon, Dr. r. and Mrs. aisdell, Dr. [ J. R.] Miller, Mr. r. and Mrs. Tarold Cy-‘ Towel, Mr.! nd MIs. T. | Elsic ham, Miss Aileen Maher and Mr. Fred r. and Mrs.| ‘ and Mr. | vin and Mr. Gordon Tansley, Miss Shirâ€" l Mrs. Roy | ley Coffey ‘and Mir. ! Atkinson iKelly and Mr. '{,d Marchiori and Mr. Michael Zolob, Miss Ella Wilson and Mr. Russell Mcâ€" Keough, Miss Angela Rotondo and Mr. Henry Koroski, Miss Grace Baldwin and Mr. Louis Rotondo, Miss Eleanor Tinâ€" dall and Mr. Johnny Iglaisis, Miss Jenny Boissoneau and Mr. Johnny Birce, Miss Ursulak and Mr. Len Cunningâ€" Kahn, Peter Atkinson and Mr. Miss Joyce Cocklin Glen Tansley, Miss Josie Galâ€" Miss Ben McCroden, and ‘Mr. Bill Black, Miss | Charlotte Gimmey and Mr. Dan Macâ€" Donald, hauncy, V.! Miss Cecile Gauthier and Mtr. Herman Beaton, Miss Stella Walko and Mr. Bill Kalenchuk, Miss Ann Mathieâ€" son and Mr. Elgin Pritz, Miss Iris Tilley Cliff Lafernier, Miss Winnie and Mr. Gordon FPinlayson, Miss Michelene Baranieski and Mr. Micheal Sochowski, Miss Rosemary Michael |Baranieski. Miss and Mrs. Bob James, Dr. and Mrs,. B. H. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dalton, Jr.. Mr.: and Mrs. R. E. "Bim" Sturgeon, Mrs. M. Shaheen, Mrs Boyd and Mr. Mickey Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carâ€" tan, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie ‘Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorman, Mr. and Myrs. Al Hopkins, Francis Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Spooner MI Miss Rae Sutherland and Mr. John Barry, Miss Mae Cadman and Mr. Stan Sellar, Miss Dorothy Cadman and Tony Sweeney, Miss Elizabeth Dalgetty of Torcnto; Mr. Reg. Lainsbury, Miss Vera Swain and Mr. Jack Hutchinson, Miss Isobel Haystead and Mr. George Beckett, Miss Jean Prest and Mr. Hugh Boyle, Miss Jean MacDonald and Mr. George Hale, Miss Stella Malinosky. and Mr. Arnold Black, Miss Helen Roâ€" tondo and Mr. Donald Gibson, Miss Olâ€" and Mir. Cliff Lafernier, Miss Winnie Atkinson and Mr. Gordon FPinlayson, Miss Michelene Baranieski and Mr. Micheal Sochowski, Miss Rosemary Kelly and Mr. Michael (Baranieski, Miss Maizie Newton and Mr. Bob Pearce, Miss Jean Myles and Mr. Frank Carâ€" riere, Helen Carpenter and Mr. Joe Foronen, Miss Dorothy Davidson and Mr. Victor Bortolotti, Miss Kay Gregory and Mr. Alfie Desevario, Miss sean Cowan and Mr, John Boyer, Miss Eleanor Bortolotti and Mr. Johnny ncora, Miss Audrey VanRassel and Mr. Chas. Belec, Miss Sonia Donchuk and Mr. Armand Martin. Miss Regina Brothers and Mr. Romeo Miss Regina Brothers and Mr. Romeo Pezzola, Miss Bertha Leblanc and Mt. Harry Jenson.Miss Dora Kesnesky and Mr. Lazer Slotnick, Miss Francis Brereâ€" ton and Mr. Harold Wyman, Miss Besâ€" sie Armstrong and Mr. Bert Currie, Miss Margaret Kramaruk and Mr. Jim Dutton, Miss Dorothy Wright and Mr. Harold Lindsay, Miss Ruth Osborn and Mr. Cameron Kilby, Miss Isobel Rapâ€" sey and Mr. Doug. Murray, Miss Val Bessette and Mr. Carmen Miller, Miss Ann McPherson and Mr. Alex McDouâ€" gall, Miss Evelyn Brightwell and Mr. Arthur Adamson, Miss Opal Shaw and Mr. Omer Hanson, Miss Gerry Ryan and Mr. Buzz Crosby, Miss Annabel Lang and Mr. Hal Steckley, Miss Ann Sulliâ€" van and Mr. Jim Turner, Miss Lillian Dorschner and Mr. Jim Hall, Miss Helen Thrasher and Mr. Art Beasley, Miss Rita Thrasher and Mr. Carl Asâ€" henhurst, Miss Alli Huhta and Mr. Taâ€" isto Salo, Miss Ruth Arnold and Mr. Ross MacDonald, Miss Florence Dillon and Mr. Pat Waddell, Miss Mae West and Mr. Frank Shedlar, Miss Anita Vilâ€" leneuve and Mr. Gerry Charron, Miss 5. Morgan and Dr. D. Johnson, Miss Germaine Boisvert and Mr. Erle Crull, M HYC mnaine Boisvert and Mr. Erle Crull, _ Diane Vienau and Mr. Ivan stopher, Miss Babe Thiffault and Paul Greco, Miss Irene Asselin and Douglas McLean, Miss Irene Mcâ€" y and Victor Bechais, Miss Mauâ€" Nourry and Mr. Peter McGregor, Anita Flynn and Mr. Frank Dawâ€" Miss Bea Corbeil and Mr. Michael ers, Miss Claire Jacobs and Mr. ry Morrisette, Miss Olive Lafernier Mr. Henry Donovan, Miss Ann and Mr. Rene MarlLaren, Miss a Hobbs and Mr. Don Fairweather, Grace Fitzpatrick and Mr. Victor ning, Miss Joan Clemens, of Smonth THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARTO Wabasso cottons 1: show held under t Eenior Catholic W Tuesday evening ir the Church of Nat guest nresent from : trict. Sixteen modf to charming voung 1 attractive ensembles touches being nrov nrecession, the brid ants being garbed e Models were John Stirling, Sand EStirling, Mary Andrews, Pat Brac A‘bert _ McNeil, Maureen â€" Bannit Claire Jennings, Loraine Banning, A dene Manion, Pat Banning, Lila M Adams. Porothy Carriere, Ruth M Donnell, Peggv Wetmore, Dora Je; J onginore, Lillian Dorschner, Geraldi Ryan, Ehirley Longmore and Audr Pugan. The bake,table, filled with dainty a: delicious baking made by the membe provided a fine rendezous for the gues and was soon sold out. A cake raffi during the evening was won by M Art Soucie, while door nbrizes were w by: Ist, Patricia Spears, set of shee and pillow cases; 2nd Hilda Moore: a 3rd, Mrs. Chas. Rogers. Each of the tiny tots taking part Fashion Show and Bake Sale is Held by Senior .L. Attractive Models Display Garments Made Entirely from Cotton Fabrics: the modelling was vresented quaint bunnie bank as a souy their first efforts in this field, models received the sincere ments of theâ€"Sr. C. ant many guests. Iroquois Falls!| Couple Marâ€"| ried in Timmins. iecepâ€"| tion at Home of Groom‘s! Parents. | €t. Matthew‘s Anglican Church, ad orned with peonies in all cnlours, wa the setting on Monday afternoon a 430 o‘clock for a charming weddin when â€" Miss Yolande Mammolett daughter of the late Mr. and Mr: Mammoletti, became the bride of M Thomas Francis Sexton, of Iroquoi Falls, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Pre Sexton, of 37 James Aventie. Timmin: The Rev. Canon R. S. Cushing per formed the ceremonv. with Miss Ber nice Bridgman presiding at the orgzar Sextonâ€" Mammoletti Nuptials at St. Matthew‘s Church nice Bridgman presiaing at the organ. Given in marriage by Mr. Geo. Nipâ€" pers the bride made a lovely picture in a gown of white satin, with lace yolk and Juliet collar. The sleeves were long and fitted, while the skirt flared from the fitted waist. She wore a finâ€" gerâ€"tip length veil of white tulle caught in orange blossoms and lilyâ€" ofâ€"theâ€" valley, and carried an arm kouquet of calla lillies and bouvardia. +# Mrs.Louis Mammoletti, sisterâ€"inâ€"law of the bride, attended as matronâ€"ofâ€" honcur, attractively attired in an 4nâ€" semble of beige crepe, with pale npink accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mr. L. Mammoletti, brother of the bride, was groomsman. Following the ceremonyvy, a weddinâ€" dinner was served at the home of the groom‘s parents ,37 James ave. whor»e Blairmore Enterp seen around Blairm of the week. ‘They of mud for hut buil and Mr. Joe Millette, Miss Oli and Mr. Pete Shanosky Miss Ruth Hulley and Mr. T coni, Miss Vivian Parson and Nelson, Miss Elsie Sheridan Roy McIvor, Miss Dorothy Ch and Mr. John Mortenson, M O‘Rourke and Mr. Dudley Wil Mae MacQuarrie and Mr. He reault, Miss Elsie Sheridan Wesley Hope, Miss Lydia Last Rock Falls, and Mr. Fra court, Miss Plorence Murp Jim Silver, Miss Annette |] Mr. Hal Norman, Miss Ma Murtagh and Mr. M Gladys Shields and Miss Luke Varin a tensen, Miss Joan . Eddy,., Miss Helen 10011 5 Darents ,3l Jame:s a beautifullyâ€"iced wedding with a miniature bride centred the bride‘s table. mother received guests in of blue sheer, with match ies and a corsage of red rs assisted by Mrs. Geo. Nip: ered silk crepe, with a cors carnations, and Mrs. Cha a blue and wihte ensemble sage of white carnations. In the evening, the by received their many fri ception, and they will sy Timmins, before taking Iroquois Falls where the ployed as Town Clerk. Last week the ratepay voted on the byâ€"law p: town council to grant light franchise to a He The vote was overwhelmi of the franchise. There cast, ninetyâ€"six being granting the franchise. appear to mean that He cally unanimous in des light and power and th will be filled at an early March, Bill Bu Mr. Au Rae and Mr. Be Cotnam and Mt Blanche Donald Miss Elma Nyka Miss Joan Bowic Hearst Power Franchiso Passes With Big Majortts Mr. Ambi O‘D ind Mr. Bill L4 oll, Peggv We nore, Lillian D Shirley Lon Mi Inder the ; holice Womt hut buildin _ nrovided â€" by : bride and h bed enttrely i AT . Marti ind MJ ratepayers â€"law prop â€" a to a Hears fuests in an h matching of red roses seo. Nippers Da the bride and ny friends at will spend a 1 ntirely in cott 1 Stirling, Sa Pat B Maureen â€" Ban raine Banning Banning, Lila arriere, Ruth M tmore, Dora J )rschner, Gerald @more and Aud vity, hrou rise:Swallows ore the early find an abund NS «ie \A A 1 \Z A A A K can Church, ad _ all cenlours, was ay afternoon at iarming wedding ie Mammoletti, Mr.. and.; the bride of ’VL.l | n ton, of Iroquois ‘. and Mrs. Fred i\ventie, Timmins. 5. Cushing perâ€" | with Miss Bm-; ng at the organ.| y Mr. Geo. Nipâ€"| lovely picture m{ | a, with lace yolk The sleeves were the skirt flared| She wore a finâ€"| vhite tulle caught and lilyâ€" cofâ€"theâ€" 1 arm Iouquot of{ dia. I »tti, sxstm-m lawl d matronâ€"ofâ€" | . j § % Hearst desiring that t rly date s Mari Miss O How mes ave., <wI ng cake, top e and gro .« . The â€"groo in an ensen ching acces: Im( bha s¢ (M1I CEA wC resider ‘com i and D compa in fav. Hepb 100 a VC ind w in fio Brad: inning agr., Al wit 1Dn H U W ind 11 Wedding at St. Paul‘s Anglican Church at South Poreupine Northern Men Bereaved by Death of Their Father Miss Audraey Shirley MceCaw and Edward Sheehan Uniâ€" ted in Marriage. EPm e 00OVQQOOOO000000000000000000000“0000000000000000000000000 446 000000000000000“000 1@ 1 UÂ¥ 44 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 46 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 4 0 4 4 0 04444904 4444994994999 4999 4404499444498 49 90090494 0444004494449 4 i Released by the Department of Information Schumacher, Thurs., June 18 Pearl Lake Hotel So. Porcupine, Mon. June 22 Timmins, Sunday, June 21 This advertisement donated in the Interests of our War tlecruiting Committee for the Reserve Army, by the \ NK KLISANICH, prop. FIRST AVE. H it M ige by her beautiful w 1 Gaptured German Propoganda Film d byv two matrons of The Films will be Shown Under the Auspices of The Civilian Recruiting Committee for the Reserve Army. S1ivCI reamnme 2 hours of vivid entertainment THE SHOWINGS WILL TAKE PLACE AS FOLLOWS: ne 18â€"â€"(Special ery pretty wedâ€" in St. Paul‘s Monday afterâ€" ummer flowers, McCaw, voungâ€" John A. McCaw ‘aw. was united w, was united â€"~â€"DJIWD.,â€"‘ in the Edward Sheeâ€" echan and the Mcintyre Auditortumâ€"â€"8.00 p.m. Timm!} T a VC UA Featuring the V Palace Theatreâ€"â€"8.00 p.m. 1¢ Kiwanis Hallâ€"8.00 p.m. honour.. Her sister, Mrs. Henry Ronald (Mildred), wore a sheer midnight blue long gown bolero jacket. A chaplet i of* white flowers with matching blue Iveil and white accessories completed }t,hc costume and she carried a noscâ€" tgav of sweetheart roses, sweelpeas angd !baby‘s breath. Mrs. F. Bonnett (Norâ€" ‘ma) wore a similar gown to that wornl by her sister in pale nink sheer, w1th mgh neckline and long sleeves, a pink vml depending from a white flower headdress, and a similar nosegay. Two little flowergirlsâ€"Patricia hHanâ€" ‘sen and Shirley Schmelzle (cousins of |the bride)â€"Iooked very sweet dressed in identical costumes of vellow orâ€" | gandy, floor length, with successions of capacity of examiner. He has adjuâ€" dicated at the Canadian National Exhibition _ and . other _ important musical festivals and competitions. Mr,. Farmer is thoroughly experienced in all branches of music, having made advanced studies of piano, vioâ€" lin, singing, theory and composition, both in Canada and abroad. who will conduct exainination for the Toronto Conservatory of Music in Timmins, June 2%%â€"30, has had wide experience as an adjudicator and examiner, . Since 1923, he has represented the Toronto Conservaâ€" tory of Music in more than 150 towns and cities across Canada in the evening t: a twoâ€"we Following people wil Ity The Advance Wa the Selection of Used Washin Machines that we are offering at these Low Prices, lIKe new, and will have to be seen to be ;;;)|)l'!‘â€"$45 ciated Need a Good W ASHER Thoroughly _re â€" condiâ€" tioned and will give ex«â€" lxwm cellent service for years. EFach one is in guaranâ€" teed condition and each one is a real saving at this price This machine is just like new, and will have to be seen to be appreâ€" ciated 3â€"â€"Beatty‘s 1â€"â€"Apex Dominion Government THIRD AVIH â€"â€"Kasy Washer Ma vÂ¥eilo Sm Effort, to the Civilâ€" n pink and flowers., w organdv hats tied â€"with s under their chins, and all nosegars of daisites and wore Mrs. A. 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