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m The Kinettes have been guests to two. of the Kinsmens lady‘s . nights, and last night plans were discussed for returning this hOSpitality It was adeâ€" cided to hold Kinettes Father‘s night, in the form of a supper dance. on the closest suitable night to Father s day, which is the second Sunday in June. Arrangements are not yet complete . The secretary displayed some of the identmcatioh tags which can be supâ€" plied by a local firm, and it was deâ€" cided to order the necessary number, as these Win be a great help to new members and other guests who have a qumber of names to remember | wxugu lb buv QUCCTUAMAL Arrangements are not yet complete . The secretary displayed some of the identmcatioh tags which can b_e supâ€" plied by a local firm, and it was deâ€" cided to order the necessary number, as tnese will be a great help to new members and other guests who have a number of names to remember. | > SKI CLUB DANCE _ . DRAWS GAY CR.Q.WD | On F‘riday night the Eom\,\pipe Club held their annual Sprmg-time J 4 4A Uuuv Dance, with capacity crowds in attenâ€" aance. The event was ‘held down a.t. the Riverside Pavilion, whose walls boasted posters and placards depicting ski scenes in the North, and music: for the dancing was supplied by Henry Kelneck and his orchestra. ' ; . Feldaman, . Theresa Belec, Cy Copps, Anne Charâ€" tier, Frank Dawson, Ella Wilson, Dutch Pattcm Mary Hedican, Mac Doner, ‘Mmamt Keeley, John Bracken, Bruce rland, Eiléen Condon, George Whitg, Velma Daly, Alex Getty, Jean McGhesney. John Moore, Joy. McGillis, Howsra Morris, Sara Passi, Al Passi, Ruth Helperin, Bermg:@ Rosner, Toots Maurice Helperin, Agnes Evans, Russell Moore, Sally Frapporti, Eric Barnes, Louise Ferrari, Pat Petâ€" truci, Marie Rochefort, Harold Wright, Frene Pexton, Armand Caron, Jackis Kenny, Danny Milanson, Dolores Calâ€" lon, Lorne Stevepson Jo Mellvxlle, Frank Corris, Jeune Gedge, . John Barry, Nadine â€" Smith, Bob Wamer, Jane Moisley, â€"Dave EKnox, Kathrine La{pntame Art Harnden, Peggy Gedge, Courtney Drew, Maizie Dunbabin, Fritz Lachapelle, Marjorie Pexton, nominating committee for the fine slate of officers drawn up for 1946â€"37 season. Elections will take place at the next meeting and a complete listâ€" ing of the slate will appear in the Kinsmen bulletin. A letter was received from the Kingâ€" men Club asking that t Kmettes aid in tagging for the Cancer Fund. on June 25. _ Membgrs are asked to collect gs much rummage as possible for the sale to be h‘eld Sa,turdqy morning, May 18. Those unable to deliver are asked to phone Mrs R. B. Stock 1734-M ‘and she wm arrange for collecbion A number of members volunteered to work Friday a,fternoon before the sale, co,xp,plgting arrangements,~ and all members are asked to be out Saturday momiqg The ‘president complimented â€"the nominating committee for the fine slate of officers drawn up for 1946â€"37 season. Elections will take place at the next meeting and complete list= ing of the slate will appear in the Kinsmen bulletin. Mha TFina+t+tian hasra haan tm Kuzyk, Mr. and Mrs. M.. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. H. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. G. unlop, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hillson, Mr. apd Mrs. H. Avery, Mr..and Mrs. J. Van Rassel, .Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosner, Mr. and Mrys. C. Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. H. Charlebois, Mr. and Mrs. J. Keeley, . and. Mrs. Van Smith, Mrs. H. Mcâ€" Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fortin, Mrs. Claire Morgan, Mr. Douglas Baker, Mr. and ML‘S Russel Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshall Mr. and Mrs. B. Bernâ€" ardi, Mr and Mrs. R. McCulley. Lorraine Hopkins, Bob Wilson, Gwen Robb, Alec Bell, Helen Moran, Lionel Bopi, Gordy Macdonald,.Kay Harvey, Janet Figher, Fred Wolno, Joyce Gonâ€" zZalez, Maurice Keyes, Mary Blake, Bill Carson Mary Thompson, Julien. Baâ€" derski, Mary Adams, Louis Baderski, Jean Ross, Roger Carbonneau, Doris Smith Walter Blahey,. Josie McKinâ€" Mrs. O.‘ Carter, secretary, read a letter from the Val DOr Bom:lamaque Kinette Club, suggesting the. M* Timmins Club take over the sale of some of the cook books which they are publishing." ‘The book‘ will be made up of favourite recipes of the membets§, thoroughly tested, and will be an asset to any housewife. in the purchase of one of thesé books need only contact a Kinette. It was decided that the baby Spoon,s which are to be presented : to the babies of members, be appropriately engraved to furnism a suitable meâ€", mento. A letter was réceived from the Kins- Anyoné mterestgd .hgr Al. W@1Q MAILLY ML. alld Mrs. Scholes. Mr. and Mrs. B. Barker, and Mrs. H. Bender, Mr~ and Mrs. J. Laronde, Mr and Mrs. H. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs Fred Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. L. Millette, Mr. and Mrs J. Killeen. . Mr. and Mrs. Art Moyle, Mr. and M. Glendinning, Mr. and Mrs. L. Redford, My. and Mrs. R. J. Daly, Mr. and Mrs. R. MacPhail, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Evans, Mr. and Mrs. L. Pyke, Mr. and Mrs. N. Carbonneau, Mr. and Mrs. E. Maricallio, Mr. and Mrs. A. Moran, Mr.â€"and Maxrs. W. Barkwell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shushkewich, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kuzyk, Mr. and Mrs. M.. Webb, Mr. regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry Hudson, 11 Rlvefside Drive, with President Mrs.° C. Bowker in the chair, with a fair. attendance Last night the Kinettes held their KINETTES PLAN FOR RUMMAGE SALE Fight off fatigue and get rid of that lazy feeling! Help yourself to a glass ef wholesome Timmins Dairy Milk â€" and enjoy its quicklyâ€"assimilated Milk makes a pleasant "snack" at any time of day â€" and adds to the enjoyment of every meal. Fulton, Rita Prout, Mert Lake, May Cadman, Stan Seller, Barbara Hayâ€" stead, Allen Bowdrey, Vivian Pierce, Mi;toq Sullivan. _ ..--vq-’ ' h dncfi‘ eB EP Te EC Con es in z0 non, Rav Carbonneau, Pat Latimer, Pete Ostrosser, Betty Keeley, Roger Todhunter, Edna Mav Corrigan, Alex and Mrs. K. L. Shepherdson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Handley, Mr. and Mrs. ,darl Petrone, Mr. and Mrs. C. Laâ€" _zrenlere, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mustato, Mr. and Mrs, V. Bortolotti, Mr. and Mrs. W. Shields Mr. and Mrs. W. Wemy,sg, Mr. and Mrs. R. Romualdi, Mr. and Mrs. Manny Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Scholes. Mr. and Mrs. B. Barker, N}r and Mrs, H. Bender, Mr~ and Mrs. J. Laronde, Mr and Mrs. H. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs Fred Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. L. Millette, Mr. and"Mrs. J. Killeen. Seen among the dancers were: Mr â€"| Club and Church Activities Miss Elsie Clatworthy, one of the local Guide leaders, spoke briefly to the bxidge-players on the aims and activity in Guidg work and the beneâ€" fits and pleasures derived from Guxding She me,ntioned that Miss Cameron, a most capable leader of pleasing perâ€" sonality, is coming to visit this camp from May 1â€"9. Miss Cameron plans to hold classes of instruction on Guide work and a,ny one int er¢sted 1is urged to attend one of all of he1 lectures. 4 %20 _ o NY e mm evening bridge going to Misses Marâ€" jorie Nelson, Roma Porter and Phyllis McCoy. As a result, the summer camp of the Girl Guides of Timmins â€"came some $45 nearer to realization this week, as the proceeds of. the two bridge parties go to the local Girl Guldes Assmiation The special thanks of the hnostesses were extended to all those who conâ€" tributed to the success of, the venture, and espe,cially to the Timmins merâ€" chants | who so generously donated \ogl“elw hk hss prizes These inclu'd; Mr Centne1 of Bucovetsky s, Mr. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Halperin, Mr. Bert Sutherland s v . % » A t * # ; % \."J ® » t . MJ f ® 4 . oo ; The Past Noble Grands of the Gold* Nugget Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Alex Borland, 76 Balâ€" sam St. South, for their regular monthâ€" ly meeting, on Mond@y evening, . with President Mrs. J. Sears in the chair and Mr. Jack Fulton of the George Taylor Hardware. Guests for the evening were members of the Kitchener PN.G‘s and there was a large representation from both clubs. Following the bhusiness portion of the meeting everyone enjoyed a pleasant social evening. Prize winners at court whist were; Mrs. J. Keene first; Mrs. B. Libby, Dome, second; Mrs. Farrell, South Porcupine, third; and Mrs. C. Melville, South Porcuping, fourth. A consolation prize of a pencil was preâ€" sented to each person. 44â€" @0 _ n n K on Tok The Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting on Thursday night in the Oddfellow‘s Hall, and plans were discussed concerning the school of Instruction to be held on May 30. : It was announced that on. May 9, a tea and bake sale, with novelty table as an addéd attraction, would be held. Also featured will be a penny sale convened by the Past Noble Grands. It was announced that the next regular meeting would be held on May 2, promptly at 7:30, to permit a thorâ€" ough ‘practice after the business perâ€" od." Members are asked to note this nctc t Et ET PCP wTfle evening closed with the serving of a deli¢iais lunch by the local PNG.‘3. . Hold Special Benediction Services flc R. C. Churches change of time. TEA AND BAKE SALE PLANNED FOR MAY 9 The "Month of Ma KITCHENER P. N. G‘s ENTERFTAINED HERE TWIN BRIDGES§ TO °_ MACKAY W. A. WILL AID GIRL GUIDES _ CATER FOR BANQUET _ Bias bands edge the bottom of coat top and sleeves, besides accenting a wide "yoke which runs over the shoulders in a trig effect. . ** The result here is a dress which should delight especially the girls who must work thrcughout the hot season in cities . . . . . for it is townâ€"minded in effect, for all its cotton comfort. By . FRUNELLA WOOD THES good looking twoâ€"piece cotton frock is made of fabric handâ€" loomed in Guatemala, and famous for its unusual colors, as welI as its tailoring talents j City Slicker Cotton devotions" held The W.A. is catering for a banquet on Saturday and arrangements . for this‘ were discussed and completed. The meeting closed in the usual manner, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. H. J. Runâ€" nalls, lunch committee. Last night the W.A. of : Mackay Presbyterian Church held their regular monthly meeting, with Mrs. D. Morâ€" rison, president, in the chair. The meeting opened with a devoâ€" tional period led by Mrs. R. D. Macâ€" Leod, and Mrs. R. Robertson Plans were discussed for a tea and bake sale to be held in June. On Sunday afternoon the Kinsmen and their wives were guests at the Children‘s Shelter, and during the pleasant social afternoon tea was enâ€" joyed and the work done in aid of the Shelter by the Club was reviewed. Guests were received by Mrs. Clarke, matron of the Shelter, and Mrs. C. Eyre, head of the welfare committee. Tea was poured by Mrs, M. Shaheen and assisting her during the afternoon was Mrs. I. K. Pierce. Some of the work done towards imâ€" proving the Shelter by the Kinmen and the Kinettes has been the inâ€" stallation of an oil furnace, as well as most suitable revisions to the . baseâ€" ment and upper floors. ; ‘The entire home has been brightened considerably, by new painting and fixâ€" tures and the former one room third floor has been converted into two rooms, one to be used for the help, and the other for the children. The second floor now contains an infirmary, and a room for the matron, which had preâ€" viously been on the main flopr, and the children, including des;;s and boards also, The basement now proâ€" vides a suitable workroom. Inlaid linocleum has been ordered, and pretty drapes have been put up. B‘Nai B‘rith To Elect New Officers Te Additional â€" funds will enable the Club to further their. plans tor imâ€" provement. Featuring a meeting of the B‘Naqi B‘rith, to be he‘ld in the Hebrew Synaâ€" gogue at 8:30 p.m. tonight, will be the election of â€" members are Try The Advance. Want Advertisements KINSMEN AND WIVES VISIT SHELTER EYE$S EX AMINED GLASSES FITTED Irvin Rosner, R. 0. ‘ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Appointment Phone 1877 13â€"A PINE ST. NOREH (Ost:rogser ’Bldt.) ) p.m. tonight, will be the officers for 1946â€"47. All urged to attend. BY ACCHUBACY Tonight â€"To Mr. and Mrs. C. Clayton, 50 Sixth Ave., on Apr 7, a son, John Bernard. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gifford, 17 Preston St. South, on Mar 20, a son, Lynn. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bisson,â€" 48 Bannerman Ave., on Apr. 2, a son, Vern. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. A.~ Lecoupe, 34 Wende Ave on Apr. 22, son, Ronald â€"To ‘Mr. and ‘Mrg.~N. Rutchinski, 61 : Fifth Ave., on Apr. 18, a son, William. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. George Neamtu, 3% The 50â€"50 Club held an Easter meetâ€" ing last Thursday night, with the members enjoying a pleasant â€" social during the first half of the evening. Program convenors. for the evening were Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Rowden, who conâ€" ducted a worship service during which Mrs. Smith read a very _appropriate Easter story. _ o o The busines portion of the evening was presided over by Mr. L. Kerr, and treasurer Mrs. J. Foster, presented a report on the craft fair, Mr. Kerr exâ€" tended a vote of thanks for the coâ€" operation of the members in making the fair such a success. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. E. Charlton,â€" 76 Ross Ave., on Apr. 15, a daughter, Judith. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malboeuf, 67 Rae St. North, on Apr. 2, a daughter, â€"To Mr. and Mrs. W Langlois,. 141 Marie North Rd., on Apr. 18 daughter, enc Suzanne. Following the hunt the young people gathered at the home of Mrs. F. A. Burt, and spent the remainder of he evening playing games of darts, checkâ€" ers, pingâ€"pong, cribbage, and crockin«â€" ole, after which a delicious lunch was served. Present were: Lo‘s Skelly, Bob Skelly, Paul Chidwick, Bob Robinson, Ken Rodda, Dick Wilson, Ken Burt, Maurice King, Barbara Fleming, Margaret Foy, Barha,ra Wolno, Leonore Chin, Gwen Mustato and Mary Burt. WASt NnIgNt the A.Y.P.A. spent a very e.pjoyable social evening wmch started off with a Scavenger hunt, and such things as a piece of orange peel, empty cigarette pack, three dog hairs, 1936 penny, red pencil, plece of green glass, ol pennibb, and pink stocking, were objects of the search. Winners were Lois Skelly, and Paul Chidwick, the former receiving two chccolate bars, and the latter, a bar and a baby‘s rattle. â€" Register Of Births Last night the A.Y.P.A. spent SCAVENGER HUNT IS HELD BY A. Y. P. A. 50â€"50 CLUB MEETS Pattern W4936 . . 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Lace optional. Sizes 12â€"20. Size 16 nightgown, 3â€"% yds. 39â€"in.; â€"To Mr. and Mrs. W. Koczur, Delnite Property, on Apr. 9, a daughter, Chris« ~â€"â€"To Mr. and Mrs. C. Cole, McDonald Hill, South Porcupine, on Apr. 13, A daughter, Agnes. â€"To Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Griffin, 21 Middleton Ave., on Apr. 25, a daughter Cail. Try The Advance Want Ads e Advance.. Be sure your name, ss, pattern number and size are TED clearly. Câ€"46â€"3B