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The story of "Winnie the Pooh" was continued. The Brownie Prayer was said and the meeting closed with the Grand Pack Howl. Brownies The 1st 1.0.D.E. Brownies Pack held their regular .mseting on Friday eveâ€" ning. The Fairy Ring was formed and roll call was taken by Brownâ€"Owlâ€"inâ€" training Booker. The Brownies went to their corners where the Brownie Prayer was studied. The following passed their Brownie Law and Promise: V. McKey, E. Mcâ€" Key, E. Feltmate, G. Mustato, J. Ferâ€" guson, H. Caron, D. Thomas, L. Thomâ€" as, E. Mullen, A. Leamen, H. Rodgers and D. Down*s. The next meeting of the 9th I.O.D.E Rangers will not be held until _ July 15th. Plans were made for a weekâ€"end camp, which will probably be held after the Girl Guide camp. ITry The Advance Want Advertisements creation Hall. Plans were made for the special mreting which was held on July 2nd in honour of the visit of Mrs. Rutledge and Mrs. Tomney. The colour party was chosen from the Rangers. Plans were made for a weekâ€"end Ths ctolilowing is the report of the Girl Guides, Rangers and Brownics for the past week:â€" Reference is made elsewhere in th‘s issue of The Advance, to the special meeting of the Guides, Rangers and Brownies to receive the Provincial Commissioner and other officials. Rangers The Rangers h:ld their merting last Tuesday evening in the Hollinger Reâ€" creation Hall. Plans were made for the News and Notes of Timmins Girl Guides Meetings of Guides, Brownâ€" ies and Rangers During the Past Week USED Bought and Soild CARS on our C.A.C. 7 p.c. time payment plan Leblane Co. 123 WILSON AVENUE Sol jot from our large stock of beautiful sems. â€" Perfectly cut stones in the newest mountings of ycllow or white gold. Each ring carries porsonal guarantee, backed by our reputation as diamond merâ€" chants for twenty years, L. 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After the reception the happy pair left for a honeymoon in Cetroit where the bridegroom‘s parâ€" ents reside, and will visit in P<terborâ€" cigh before returning. They will reâ€" side in South Porcupine. To both we extend our very best wishes for their future Happinsss. AA€ DeZ?i was very simp.y gowned for her weddirg in pastel blue w white accessories and carried a bsuquet of talisman roses. Miss Elva Wilkes attended her as bridesmaid dressed in yellow crepe with white, and carried a bouquct of roses and baby‘s breath. Mr. John Fell, Jr.. attended the groom as best man. After the young people. known and ju been on the su tax chale Bring Your 1936. Speci The wedd: Hendry and on Jiily Ast US South 1936. S Miss Elizabeth Hendry and Mr. Alexis Lonerg a n Married on July I1st. to â€" Leblane‘s en rilla opular Couple Wed at South Poreupine of recup l to ng of Miss Elizabeth (Bess) Mr. Alexis (Lex) Lonergan was a surprise to most cf Couple had kept it a ‘ret. Father Gelinas marâ€" irly in the morning ac the e here. Miss Hendry had ‘ed in the township office her to the assessor and *â€"for the past five years f cur town‘s most popular €, Jjust as well just Aas popular, havinxz many PHONE 212 Jnt., July 4th Advance. LTS M A very pleasing surprise party was |tendered to Mrs. F. C. Purdy at the | home of Mrs. McDowell on Friday night. Mrs. Purdy‘s Sunday School class of thirteen girls met to honour their leadâ€" er who has done so much good work ‘among themâ€"for the past five years. In an address presented by Jean Andrews | they thanked her for her kindness and |patient effort and guidance during the last five years and offered her a silver hot water pitcher in tangible apprecia â€" tion of the same. Mrs. Purdy htanked the girls for their gift and was much ’ affected by the love and affection shown | her. She has been a wonderful worker among thte girls of the United Church, not only in Sunday School work but ini CGIL.T. work and Y.PS. work also. Last year she had the gratification of seeing a group of ten of her girls enter the church as members. It is quiet unassuyring workers like Mrs. Purdy that are the backbone of a community. ’ Mr. Doug Leiterman, of the Dome, |left on Friday to go to Scout camp at §Settercaim near Ottawa where he will take the second part of the Akela llcubma.ster) co:rse, His place with the Dome Cubs will be taken at the Jamboree by Vernon Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. W. spent the holiday at the home of Mrs. Lemmon‘s parents in Kirkland Lake. The Past Noble Grands‘ Club of the Rebekah Lodge held a chicken supper on July Z2nd at a local restaurant as a winding up of the club‘s activities for the season. After the supper the ladies adjourned to the home of Mrs. Libby, Dome Extension, where a pleasant soâ€" c‘al evening was spent with music and cards. At the latter Mrs. Pyke took first honours and Mrs. Gibbons second. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of New Liskeard, were present at the tournament on July 1st. She complimented our leaders in the‘ camp»â€"(Timmins, Dome, South Porâ€" | cupine). They are doing splendid work \she said. The growth of the moveâ€" ment in the North is entirely due to the very generous, and untiring coâ€" of these leaders. The Diviâ€" | stonal District Committees are responâ€" ‘s‘ble for the proper carrying out of the ‘ work throughout thte Province; and in‘ ' l Mrs. Tomney, of Cobalt, who is Comâ€" ‘missicner for Temiskaming, we have a | splendid example of untiring devotion ! to the cause. 1 _ The lad‘es were entertained at the‘ home of Mrs. H. M. Martin. who, in| _the absence of Mrs. Stark (who is‘ Committee President), did the honours | \for the committee.. Mrs. Bessette,| Mrs. Max Smith secretary.‘ and Miss Shaw were also present as| members of the Committee, and Guidel |Ca.ptain Naish, Lady Co=:bmaster Mcâ€" | Culloch, Brown Owl Martin, and Tawny Owl Maxwellâ€"Smith were also on the reception committse. Later at the Parish hall the High lCommisioner inspected the Brownies, the Guides and the Rangers and was delighted â€"with their progress and effiâ€" ciency. We were present at the Guide inspection and feel that we may be very justly proud of our Girl Guides and officers. After colour party had raised the flag the patrol boxes were examinedâ€"Mrs. Tomney having offered Golden City reports a good crowd there on Dominion Day at the beachâ€" basket picnicking. a prize for the best specimen made by a Guide inspected during this Northern temr. Both Commissioners had someâ€" thing nice to say about each box inâ€" nected on Friday night. The High Commissioner complimentâ€" ed the troop on their neatness. shiny pins and shoes, and particularly liked the troop‘s obedience to the Guide orâ€" dor of black stockings. Campfire was a pleasing ceremony, the girls singing very sweetly and bringâ€" ing a nice evening to a close with "The End of a Girl Guides‘ Day." On Satâ€" urday the ladies are entertained by the Dome Committee and the Guides will be inspected. They will stay over for the Sunday morning Scout church service, and then on to Cochrane: later Smooth Rock Falls, and then Iroquois Falls on the return trip will be inspectâ€" ed. Miss Doris Heil, who has The Girl Guides were on their best behavior this weekâ€"end as well as the Boy Scouts here. They were inspected by the Ontario High Commissioner, Madam Routledge, of Toronto, District Commissioner Tomney of Cobalt, with Mrs. Smith of Kirkland Lake, and Miss Norah Dawson, secretary to Mrs. Routledge. These ladies are on a tour of inspection of the North, and in an interview with Madam Routledge she wished it to be known how very pleased she is with all the work in connection with the movement that she has seen all over the North. In six years the number of Girl Guides has practically doubled. From nearly ten thousand in Ontario in 1930 there are 18,331 toâ€"day. The wedding took place at 3 p.m. after which the immediate relatives adâ€" journed to the bride‘s home in Porâ€" cupine where a reception and dinner was held. We wish the young couple every happiness in their f:iture life. Girl Guide Officials Visit South Porcupine A very qâ€"iet wedding took place on July 1st at the manse, South Porcupine, by Dr. Fraser, when Lois Vivian, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs, Ridler, of Golden City, b:came the bride of James Gorâ€" don Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Davis of Golden City. The bride was dressed in bridal white with white accessories and carried a shower bouquet of roses. MHer attendâ€" ant, Mrs. Ivan Davis, was gowned in a yellow crepe suit with white accessories. Mr. Ivan Davis was groomsman. South Porcupine, Ont., July 4th, 1936 Special to The Advance. Provincial and District Commissioners and Others Pay Official Visit to South End. Further Report on July First Event at South Porcupine. Other News of South Porcupine and the Dome. been visitâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS oNTARIO Girls 10 years and underâ€"1, Ann‘e Kelley; 2, Nanette Christie. Boys 13 years and underâ€"I1, Lo Bandira; 2, L. Durkin. Girls 13 years and Hazel Steeves; 2, N. Christie. Boys 15 years and underâ€"1, Joe Graccia; 2, Hector Beaumartin. Girls 15 years and underâ€"1, Hilda Ross; 2, Hazel Steeves., Boys, 8 years and underâ€"1, Leslie Costello; 2, D. Bridon. Girls 8 years and underâ€"1, Ruth Steeves; 2, Barbara Lyon. Boys 10 years and iunderâ€"1, D. Bandâ€" cau; 2, J. Dogue. Boys 5 years and «under 2, Bobby Spitz. Girls 5 years and ut Sullivan: 2. Pearl Harry. â€" Figures, statistics, and financial statements are not yet completed our Fire Brigade feels well satisfied with the results of the Pirst of July. They have listened to the comments of the crowd,. and of visitors and have yet to hear any adverse criticisim of the management of the da‘y‘s activit‘es, Community spirit still holds in our town, and the boys are pleased with the backing of their own people. They have no shirkers in their ranks either. and we feel that we have a brigade to be proud of and that are well worth supporting. No accidents marred the day to our knowledge. Of course, the odd gentleman was seen suffering from to> generous libations, and we believe that some (very few) foound a difficulty later in locating their proper domiciles. But good humour, happy faces, sunâ€" shine and good cheer were seen everyâ€" where and South Porcupine had a good day. In the rush: to get results printed in Thursday‘s Advance no was made Oof the children‘s events of the morning. The races were arranged for and in charge of Joe Miler and J. Doaâ€" con. Mr. and Mrs. Shanks, 8Sr., of visited at the home of Mr. and Mr: Shanks, of Bruce avenue, for the holi day. Boinâ€"On Wednesday, July 1st Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Varker, of F avnue, South Porcupincâ€"a son. A special Communion service young people and Scouts will be on Sunday in St. Paul‘s Angl church at 7.30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hansman. of New Liskeard, spent thte holiday with their «on Mr. P. Hansman, of Commercial avenue. Mrs, Hansmen is staying on for a short visit. ing in town for the past month, left fot Kirkland Lake on Wednesday. years and underâ€"1, Joan 2, Pearl Harry. years and underâ€"1, Leslie Westinghouse Refrigerator and many other prizes to be given away DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE CLOSE OF THE STREET DANCING Don‘t Forget the KIWANIS DON‘T MISS THE FUN! 1otr held Anglican Korp O Y i Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Redmond and 'children were among those from the iFalls who spent Dominion Day at Lake , besekinika. Since the closing of the school Lhol resignation of Miss Gertrude O‘Malley, who recently married Norris Stevenson, ‘formerly of the Falls, has been reâ€"| ceived. The board will advertise the: vacancy. _ Miss O‘Malley has taught! English and Latin at the local school for several years. For onz appointment to the public school staff 563 applications have been received to date. The appointment| has not yet been made. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mobbs were callâ€" ed to Toronto Thursday by the death of Mr. Mobb‘s mother. Mr. Mobb.l had just returned to the Falls Wednesâ€" | day after spending a week in Toronto, | where he was called by his mother‘s| ‘sorious illness. | New Appointments Iroquois Falls H.S. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Wilson spent Doâ€" minion Day at Lake Sscsekinika. Miss E. McBurney, of the Kirkland Lake public school staff, visited in tocwn Wednesday at the home of het sister, Mrs. N. Morns, enroute to her home at North Bay, where she will sgpend the summer. About 24 members of the local Scout Trcop and Cub Pack, comprising the First Iroquois Falls Group, motored to south Porcupine Friday evening in charge of Ned Cutten and G. L Whitâ€" ing, to attcnd the annual scetciss jamâ€" ‘ng, to atiind the annual sctis} Jamâ€" boree. 5. Legate left Friday on vacation to Toronto and other South Ontario poin‘s. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stevens, Mrs. J. Freeman and son, Jack, returned F day evening from a threeâ€"day outing Lake Watabeag. Mrs, A. A. MacDougall spent the latâ€" ter part of the week at Swastika, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thompâ€" son, returning to the Falls Sunday. Two appointments to the loca! high school staff have been made, one to replace W. B. Rutledge, resigned, the other a new appointment. The two were selected from a list of 380 appliâ€" cants for the two positions. Miss Shirley Colclough, of Deseronto, will teach history, Art, English and physical training, and Mr. Parl T. Palmer, Fonâ€" wick, Ont.., will teach mathematics, commercial and physical trainâ€" school replac other Iroquois Falls, Ont., Special to The Advance Miss Gertrude O‘Malley and Norris Stevenson, Formâ€" erly of the Falls, Married. Provincial Constable J. Allan Stringer Cedar Street North Ford Vâ€"8 Sedan Midway Games â€" Music and Fun Gordon Archibald‘s Orchestra STREET DANCING Wilson spent Doâ€" Sesekinika. of the Kirkland staff, visited in went ito Haileybury Fr:day with two priscners who did not pay fines levied on charges heard Thursday by Magisâ€" trate E. R. Tucker. Four other appearâ€" ed on liquor charges, paying their fines. Nceither the Gauthisor the southern part of t ends of Cedar, Balsam and Elm streets, nor Heights Extsrnsion of Patricia Boulevard an in the northern part 0o: bzsen annexed 3y Tim: bsen annexed y Timmins. What has happened is that the plans have betn approved by the council for these two soctions which will in all probability: eventually become a part of the municipality but the town is in no way cobligated to look after the needs of the new arscas. It was stated in the Thursday issute of Theâ€"Advance New Townsites Approved but Not Annexed to Town BM Dalt Ofl the toOwn as ed y Timmins. happened is that the plans ipproved by the council for soctions which will in all eventually become a part icipality but the town is in ligated to look after the e new arsgas. Itb was stated EXCLUSIVE FEATURES of HQOSTESS Any refrigerator can keep foods cold . . . hbut Hostess does more!l â€" Through "controlled humidity" it keeps foods fresher . . . it saves their goodness. And, in Hostess the nuisance of frequent manual defrosting is ended . . . Hostess does it, without attention from you. Only Hostess gives you these important and advanced features, along with beauty of design and with every convenience you desire. r subdivision inl he town, at the a, Birch, Maple| the Timmins! ‘Toks, Cherry.! d _othner streets‘ )f the town has | Fred Morin, truck driver of Cobalt, will appear in South Porcupine police court toâ€"morrow to answer a charge of reckless driving. It is alleged that Moâ€" rin‘s truck collided with a car driven by R,. E. Parker, of Montreal, on the provinc‘al road nsar Barber‘s Bay on Saturday evening. The Parker car had a front wheol broken and the body dented while Morin‘s truck was also damaged. Provincial police investigated, ‘Try The Advance â€"Want â€"Advertisements According to law, it is nâ€"cessary to have the approval not only of the township in which a new development lies but also of the town on Which it Corders. Cobalt Truck Driver on Reckless Driving Charge that these properties h into Timmins. 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