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Porcupine Soroptomists Receive Charter In Impressive Installation Ceremony is cmpiete ided act illustrated Trade in your old radio on the new ind "or Pets Pets Supplies PHONE 1271 BOTH LOCATED AT 211 Algongqguin Blvd E. Timmins, Ontario The D and C Pet Shoppe 1 10 Balsam St Beautiful matched Engageâ€" m men‘ and Wedding Ring Sets. for smart Fal frocks of wool Je 20 P Stromberg â€" Carlson 2F ‘3545’ ' TheBEST Service Dry Cleaners 116 Cedar St. South BETTE MARS Oir Balsam Bren Jewelers rllowance y, crepe gabardine Check On Our Lamps Betteâ€"Mars ine Street And Ronson Lighters While You Are In 0 ® Phone 3690 Af t Watch Jewelry in hb Repaired irranged There Phone 1 Eyre, May iddress at t 1¢ 1¢ welfar and nbow Mo:â€" the ple fu operation ICr the Detvvermen, oi eccnditicns. To encourage and | high ethical standards in busines: professicnal life and especially to mote the snirit ‘of service and friendship. To recognize the w ness of all legitimate occupations the dignifying of the occcupatic each Scriptimist as affcrding he cpportunity to serve society." Mrs Alice Barry, presidert o On Mrs, A Windsor chairman unon Mr: upon installation club. 1sm, candl ) aa o M candle of Kennedy, t "These five vice, friends ance are the fcocr Soroptin the gatherin had Mrs In an imture mcony with Mi the gold and b ism, Mrs. M Ifto .: Mrs. 1 I don‘t think you will hold that p« tion very long". Many Congratulatory Messages Many gifts from varicus Soropton Clubs were received including a p ecretary} MIS and Mrs. M. Torrance, M ind Miss Mai Mrs. White charter of th Gauthier and of the 360 clu Eration. â€"You my best wishes for every Ssuccess Mr. W. J. Doran, president of 1 Timmins Board of Trade in his br speech of welcome said, "On beh of the Tmmirs Board of Trade the Psrcupine Chamber of Comme to be, I would like to welcome } into the society cof service clubs the community. There cannot to many such clubs and I can assl you Boa to ySu in any Of just have to ask pleasure to give you require". "Men have he years in 1€ 1 . White dles, t T A 1 th d His Worship. Mrs, Gertrude Whiteside Regional DBirector of Eastern Canada Installs Officers s. Gertrude Waniteside of V residents; mot hip e, Mrs, Jen s Mamie Borl Whiteside the ping the tism.» To aAncd. Sald _ â€":xOuâ€" arQ 10. ) clubs in the Americar You are the baby clu aink vou will hold that have held ervice club it Imisn hC novements 1€ 1u he candle MacDonald r. Judith firs, Jen LAaAng CAI imie Borland as diré eside then presentse ie new club to Mrs. a said "You are no endship at any time de, can be «< timist Club, ac he cccasion. She iteside to cond heir 1€ our fiag and 1O aASsSsi: 1e highest conceptio ‘o encourage merito) nents and ty urge CC e betterment of loc: encourage and fostt idards in business ar and especially to prc . ‘of service and tru recognize the worth TT 16 11f e candleligh Alice Barry | candle cof So s of sIncgerii wisdom and ideals whict Urs. Whitest Syre â€" ligt ) and Mi e B1 lined ther. and Y N er, lighted the th and steppC They include president, M f{iss Lois Kell T the _ MacL rd V Lean Miss P wisd ALT 1€ eC1 will for th 1] iA eda the Pearl sdom. _ gerâ€" tol2>2r, stand ) told T‘cetrs P _ a pas pad a~ qesd PrM?DelU h al encz cA m â€" m * WOMAN‘S PAGE x ¢ # % 1t in it % 4 . Nw\n i ol cce s tz ~. WAE .. all 3€ aIl T1 Y To Hold Bazaar And Quizz Tuesday Evening tured above are four charter members of the quet and formal ceremonies of installation. rs. Evelyn Torrance, Mrs. Jen Lang Cameron, Much of the success of the dinner and the verard and her committee,. M MacD Miss | ss (Gladys Dodge, Miss Miss Pearl Kernedy, rcDonald, Mrs. Grace is Ruth Osborn, Mrs iy, Miss Sue Morgan Lean, Mrs. Mary Girâ€" Alice Habib. nvocation THE PORCUPINT ADVANCE TTIMMINS, ONTARIO ce Club Mamif ‘s. Phi 11 M MTr vem be 1 dered ry of | the France: jie11, Mrs id>, M Shahes Harri ken Kin omen Miss nedyv, yvhat lu the of the Porcupine whowere in attendance at the charter cinner Reeve of the Township of Whitney, Stanley Gardner and Mr Worship, Karl Eyre, Mayor of Timmins. Both gentlemen wel > club and extended every good wish for luck and success. .< € e ty * In a pretty ceremony, on November 6 the marriage took place in the manse cf Mountjoy United Church of Helen Rebeka Powley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powley to Harold Robâ€" ert Hikbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hibbs. Nuptial vows were exchanged before Rev. Gilmour Smith. The bride was most attractive in a dress of royal blue satin fashioned with a drop shoulder and a sweeping fishtail peolum reaching the hemline giving a train effect. She wore black accessories and a corsage of American Beauty rcses and the gift of the groom, a handsome rhinestone choker and matching earrings. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Ross McIntosh, as matron of honor, who wore a smart dress of forest green crepe with rhinestone clips at the shoulders giving an off theshoulder effect with hat of black and black acâ€" cessories. Her corsage was fashioned of Johanna Hill roses. Mr. Ross McIntosh was groomsâ€" man. il Helen Powley Becomes Bride of H. R. Hibbs Couple Will Reside In Toronto was the mothk of n and Later, the bride and grcom left by car for a trin to Montreal where they will visit the grocm‘s parents. Folâ€" lowing their honeymoon they will take up residence in Toronto. G i f t s to the attendants were a Many ?cople suffer an aching back nceedlesslyâ€"believing you must expect a few aches and pains when you‘re "getting on‘ in years! But backacke is often caused bn the #~/ * 66 M t e 4 £2 CA 4X Â¥ hn CcE See how much better you feel after taking Dr. Chase‘s Kidneyâ€"Liver Pills, and your kidneys and liver both hlter out impurities from your bloodstream. That‘s because this timeâ€"proven DÂ¥r. Chase remedy treats two conditions at onceâ€"contains special remedial ingreâ€" dients for both the kidney and liver disorders which often cause backache. If you‘re feeling wornâ€"out, tired, headachyâ€"with painful joints and aching backâ€"look to your kidneys and liver. Try Dr. Chase‘s Kidneyâ€"Liver Pills tonight. At all drug counter ollowing the ceremony a dinner held at the Rainbow Room for| immediate family. The bride‘s her received wearing a chic dress navy crepe with navy accessories corsage of American B e a u t y OF AGE? JUST A SIGN ring of nbearls to the matron Soroptimist Club of the Porcupine Area as they attended From left to right are Miss Pearl Kennedy of South Porcuâ€" chairman of Membership, and Miss Mary Everard, program entertaining program were due to the untiring efforts of Advance Photo Vhitney, Stanley Gardner and Mrs. Gardner, picâ€" of Timmins. _ Both gentlemen were warm in their zxood wish for luck and success. mline black rican _ the hoker , Mrs. ionor, green t _ the ulder k acâ€" ioned OOmsSâ€" The regular monthly meeting of the Woman‘s Association of Mountjoy Church was held Wednesday of this week. Mrs. R. Edleston occupied the chair. Worship service was in charge of Mrs. J. D. Campbell, using the Novemâ€" ber theme ‘The Betrayer‘. At the December meeting the W.A. will meet jointly with the W.M.S. and the W.M.S. will put on their usual Christmas Service. Final plans were discussed for the Fall Sale of Work to be held Novemâ€" ber 13th. There will be apron, fancy Victor Home for Girls in Toronto. Mrs. Campbell of the Children‘s of honor and a to the groomsman Prior to her marriage the bride w entertained by Mrs. Ross McIntosh. Mountjoy W. A. Hold Meeting oldâ€"filled penknife Womans Auxiliary of St. Matthew‘s Hold Highly Successful Tea M *z $ a s wWoman‘s ie IHidIi}V E£u0CSL,s attending were welcomed by Mrs. W. O. Langdon and Mrs. Cliff Taylor. Tea conveners were Mrs. J. R. Walker, Mrs. W L. Hogarth and Mrs. Gordon Brown assisted by Mrs. John Knox Jr.. Mrs. A. Cain Mrs. George Mccre, Mrs. S. A. Caldbick and Mrs. Rose Anderson. The main table was most attractive with a large banquet cloth of Italian cutwork centred with a low silver bowl One succe:s vester Matth ingly w of pansies in which nestled a blue flamingo. Pcuring tea from gleaming silver services were Mrs. Cooper Robâ€" inscn and Mr: W. L. Hogarth. The small tea tsables were festive with linen cloths centred with a floral arâ€" rangement of pansies. A very delightful musical program featuring all young talent highlghted te affair, under the capable dirertion of Mrs. R. Vary and Mrs. James Banry. Participants â€" included Mrs. Basil Hawse, little Donna Murray, Sheila Sloman, Lulu Jean Kerr, Rosoâ€" m a r y Doughtery Yvonne Tonaff, Joyce Dupont and Anne Neill. Mrs. G. C. Armitage and Mrs. Vary accomâ€" panied scme of the yvoung artists at the pianc. Fancy work table conveners were Mrs. W. S. Ackroyd and Mrs. A. Booker. In charge of the bake table were Mrs. Austin Neame and Mrs., J. Price. The evening branch of the W. Women‘s Institute Make Plans For Bazaar, Nov. 17 Members of the Women‘s Institute held their regular meeting at the home Mrs. Carl Briggs, 19 Commercial aveâ€" nue on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. McIntosh presiding. Three new members were welcomed, two of these recently coming here from Sceotland. Final plans for the bazaar to be held on Wednesday in the Hollinger Hall were completed. The dresden plate quilt will be on display in one of the local store winâ€" The display dows. Tentative plans were also made for the holding of a Christmas party to be held the third Wednesday in Decemâ€" ber. Following the adjournment of the business session,members enjoyed a tasty lunch served by Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. McIntosh and Mrs. Briggs. First United Church W. A. Hold Regular Meeting The Woman‘s Association of First United Church held their regular meeting Thursday in the church hall. Mrs Rutherford conducted the deâ€" votional period, following which a letter of appreciation for food parcels sent to England was read. After a lengthy business discussion, a nominating committee was drawn up to choose a slate of officers for 1949. Mrs. W. P .Bennetts, treasurer gave a most gratifying report. For the Christmas meeting it was decided that the "Weeks" invite the "Days‘‘ with the executive as hostesses. Mrs. E. A. Wadge entertained the members with several lovely vocal seâ€" lections. Mrs. W .Rinn conducted an exchang of household hints and recipes. Mrs. Lillie extended a vote of thanks on behalf of the members to Mrs. Rinn and Mrs. Wadge. The Mizpah benediction brought the meeting to a close. The members then spent a pleasant social half hour and lunch was served by Mrs. H. Graâ€" ham, Mrs. B. Kempers and Mrs. K. S. MacLeod. Aid Society gave a very enlightening talk on the Society‘s work. At the close of the meeting a social time was spent, Mrs. M. Belanger as hostess, and Misses C. Newell and D. Stevens entertained with several piano solos and duets. ' e of the ssful af rday in CV Auxilia 1€ nost church hall redral. The Hogarth and Mrs. sted by Mrs. John Cain Mrs. George was he‘d b e many j nszd by MtI @ low silver bow! nestled a blue â€" from gleaming the Roxbc Arthu Cadm MacLean. Frank Mely Kevan, Mrs MENXN! WANT PEP, VIGOR, VITALâ€" VFY Ostrex peps up weak, run«â€" down, anemic, exhausted men, woâ€" men. New "get acquainted" size only 50c¢. 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