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} hk« By Jean i On Friday afternoon at the Golf!South in honour of Miss Mary Macâ€" Ciub, the Ladies held a Winners Vs | Leodâ€"Mary‘s twin sisters, Dorothy and Nonâ€"Winners Competition ... A very | Doris, who were celebrating their 11th high wind and rain did not keep the | birthday that dayâ€"were presented with ladies off the course, but it did make’ a beautifully inscribed birthday cake. the play more difficult Mrs. A. S.| To say the girls were "pleased" is Porter was the winner among the winâ€" ) putting it mildly. On Friday afternoon at the Golf ‘ Club, the Ladies held a Winners Vs Nonâ€"Winners Competition ..... A very high wind and rain did not keep the | ladies off the course, but it did make the play more difficult ... Mrs. A. S. Porter was the winner among the winâ€" ners, and Mrs. Karl Eyre was 1l8t among the Nonâ€"Winners ... . The first round of +the Fogg 'I‘rophy was also played. I An extra "surprise" was in store last Friday evening at the surprise shower held at the Cowan home on Balsam 44444 * 4 *4 * * 4 4 * 4 * * *3 *3 * WASHDAY and DRAIK STOPPED UP! § | io ) * * * * * * * * *% * * * * ** * * * * * **%* * *"** 88844444 4* * % *4 *4 4 4 t **% * * * *% * * * *A * * *4% * *% THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T7TH, 1044 Another wedding of interest this month will be that of Miss Mary MacLeod, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. MacLeod, 75 Mountjoy St. S., who leaves some time this week ‘for Prince Rupert, British Columbia, where she will become the bride of Mr. Albert Pettefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettefer Delnite Mine. The young couple, both wellâ€"known in town, will reâ€" side there, and the best wishes of all will go with Mary from here, for a long and happy life together. DON‘T WORRY! Drain will clear and clothes will be done and out on the line in good timeâ€" just shake in quickâ€"working Gillett‘s Lye. Gillett‘s chases the mess in the pipes right away. Cuts right through all grease and dirt! Makes all heavy cleanâ€" ing easier! Sweetens and deoâ€" dorizes everything it touches. Destroys contents of outside closets. A backâ€"saving, workâ€" saving, timeâ€"saving allâ€"round cleaner you‘ll bless a dozen times a week. Get Gillett‘s today. @ Never dissolve Iyve in hot water. The action of the Ilye itself heats the wa‘e'. Share it with your servicemen and Allies. They need it in the for vou need to maintain Timmins Dairy Telephone 9389 better world. Help us stretch our allotment by using only wh health The members of the newly formed Twixters Club of St. Matthew‘s Angâ€" lican Church are all very pleased with the success of their first "tea‘", which was held at the home of Mrs. McChesâ€" ney, 20 Hart Street, on Saturday afterâ€" _ It was a very pleasurable afternoon for all concerned, and there‘s no doubt about the members who are in Active Service being pleased about the parcels to be sent them with the proceeds. The Giold Nugget Rebekah Lodge meetings begin again this (Thursday) evening . . . It is hoped that there will be a good turnâ€"out on account of the nominations. An engagement of much local interest just announced, is that of Miss Phyllis McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McConnell, of 82 Birch St. S., and Mr. Rino Marin, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Marin, 215 Cedar St. 8. ... Phyllis is the attractive brunette in the Sulivan and Newton office, and is wearing a lovely diamond solitaire ... Wedding plans are indefinite as yet, so more later ... In the meantime Tuesday was an important date in the lives of thousands in this district ....... when the school childâ€" ren began the trek back to school after the summer vacation The brand new students who were marking milestone in their lives, all "spruced up" and mostly accomâ€" panied by their mothers were lookâ€" ing a little more pleased at the prospect of going to school than some of the older children who still insist that the order of things should be reversed ....... two months schoolâ€"ten months holiday. h x grand social evening and corn roast was held last Thursday evenâ€" ing at the home of Miss Viola Harnden, 212 Elm St. South, when a number of young people gathered there to honour Miss Catharine Jardine, who leaves on Monday for Toronto to study at the Toronto Conservatory of Music . . . Dancing was enjoyed, and a general good time was had by all ... Last week the Harndens were on holiday and the corn was brought up from the South especially for the occasion. at the home of Mrs. David Fox, 59 Cherry St., in honour of Miss Mary Cotnam, who is being married on the 16th of this month . . . An inâ€" teresting feature of the evening was the fact that just as Mary came in to the strains of the Wedâ€" ding March, Mrs. Fox‘s daughter, Mrs. W. J. Lingenfelter, of Kirkâ€" land Lake, phoned home and she heard the first of the merriment even though she was unable to be present. Milk Fights for Freedom Too! Another surprise party we heard about was held last Friday night Don‘t W aste a Drop ir fight at very best wishes are extended to this popular young couple. Congratulations and very best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leppan, whoce wedding has just been announced .... M@rs, Leppan is the former Miss Bisic Ttranks and is wellâ€"known in town aS one of our Public Health Nurses here.... Mr. Leppan is one of the teachers at our Timmins High and Vocational school ... The couple were married recentiy in Kitchener, and have taken up residence here in town. Twixters Club of St. Matthew‘s Church Issue Neat Paper The Twixters Club of St. Matthew‘s! Church, Timmins, has issued a new little newspaper that is of more than passing interest. It bears the title, "St. Matthew‘s Church News," and the first is ue, which The Advance has just reâ€" ceived, jusitifies the title, for the little newspaper has made good coverage of the news of interest to the congreâ€" gation. For thos> who do not know about the Twixters Club, a word of explanation may not be amiss. This explanation is briefly but clearly given in the first issue of St. Matthew‘s Church News, as follows:â€""Now, to introduce Oourâ€" selves in the form of a newlyâ€"organâ€" ized group called the "Twixters‘"‘â€"a contraction of "betwixt,"â€"which serves the dual purpose of defining our principal function, 1e keeping conâ€" Winners of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Lpgion Whist Drive on Tuesday, were as follows: Ladies;: Mrs. Stenhouse, Mrs. H. McQuarrie, Mrs. G. Beaulne Genâ€" tleman: Mr. M. Barkel, Mr. A. Leâ€" vine, and Mr. R. Backhouse «... And then on Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Auxiliary held their regular Wednesday Tea ... There was a very good attendance, and among the visitors, was Mrs. Briâ€" dgeman of Montreal, a former member of the Club. tact "betwixt" the Church and its members in the forces, and also to exâ€" plain that we are the age group "beâ€" twixt" the rather young and theâ€".older members of the Congregation. A perusal of the first issue of this church newspaper suggests that "St. Matthew‘s Church News" may prove to be a sort of liaison officer ‘twixt young and old, those here and overâ€" seas, and ‘twixt the Twixters themâ€" selves, all to the general benefit and happiness. Honour Roll of Over 150 Names Being <Published. New Paper Full of News of Church and Affairs "sot Matthew‘s Church News" starts with an appropriate emblematic title page. The design is simple but imâ€" pressive. It is a line drawing by Mr. Frank Huckerby, of the Hollinger. The design is in the form of a tablet, with a sketch of St. Matthew‘s Church inset at the uupper left. Inside the tablet is a large Anglican Church cross with the words, "St. Matthew‘s Church News" superimposed below the arms of the cross. In small letters at the bottom of the design is the name of the new rector of St. Matthew‘s Church, Rev. A. R. Chidwick, L.Th. Four of the ten pages of the first issue of St. Matthew‘s Church News are, given over to names on the honour roll of St. Matthew‘s Church. This lists 104 names of members or adâ€" herents of the church who are serving King and Country and the faith,. There are approximately fifty more of these names to be publihed. For a small church the number of men and women on srvice from St. Matthew‘s is reâ€" markable, Another special feature of the issue is a friendly, genial letter from Reyv. Mr. Chidwick, in which he asks for the friendship of all, knowing that friendâ€" ship and understanding mean COâ€" operation and strength. The news features of St. Matthew‘s Church News cover a wide field and seem to include everything of interest. Space does not allow even the mere mention of all items of news in the issue. Just to name a few, however, may give an idea of the competence of the news coverage:â€"Reâ€"organization of the A.Y.P.A.; meetings of the Men‘s Club; casualties among ‘those on St. Matthew‘s honour roll; District Fireâ€" Congratulations and best wishes are extended to another young couple who took their vows in the Church of Nativity on Tuesday morning ~...... The bride was Miss Mary Brosko, of Cobalt, and the groom was Mr. Paul Blain of 78 Birch St. 8. ........ ine young couple have taken up residence in town. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Afternoon Tea and Sale by Twixters‘ Club Big Success A very successful afternoon tea and sale of home baking was held at the home of Mrs. McChesney, 20 Hart St. on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 2nd, this | being the first moneyâ€"raising project to be launched by the Anglican Twixâ€" ters Ciub. The tea was an outstandâ€" ing financial success and the officers, convenors and members of the club extend sincere thanks to those who contributed so generously to the bake table and the tea. ' Summer flowers and tall tapers adâ€" orned the table at which Mrs. G. S. Lowe and Myrs. A. R. Chidwick poured tea. Miss Jean McChesney and Mrs., Helen Lake received the guests and Mrs. W. Cook, Mrs. Fred Martyn, Mrs. Russell Brown, Mrs. J. Harris, Mrs. Fred Wolno and Miss Gedge assisted in waiting on the visitors. Mrs. W. Harris was the kitchen conâ€" vener, assisted by Mrs. C. Johnson and Mrs. F. Lacy. i‘residing at the bake table was Mrs. F. A. Wharton, Mrs. H. Read, Mrs. N. Andrews and Mrs. R. Skelhorn. Miss Audrey Paice, the club treaâ€" surer, was in charge of cash receipts. The proceeds of tea are i be used for comfort parcels for members of the church and parish who are serving in the forces. The regular weekly meeting of the Anglican Twixters Club was held in St. Matthew‘s Church Hall on Monâ€" day evening, Sept. 4th. Twixters Club Enjoy Pleasant Social Evening After a snort business meeting, at which Mrs. Helen Lake was chairman, the members engaged in the work of preparing the first issue of their bulâ€" letin for despatch to members of the congregation and parish who are serâ€" ving in the forces. A social evening was then enjoyed. Many games including table tennis, darts and Chinese checkers provided part of the evening‘s entertainment and Mr. Ray deGruchy really did a fine joy in providing the music for comâ€" munity singing. The entertainment committee serâ€" ved hot dogs, coffee and cookles as the grand finale to a most enjoyable evening. »ae witde. Pleasing Surprise Shower in Honour of Miss M. MacLeod The Young People‘s Society of, the MacKay Presbyterian Church, were hHostesses last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Cowan, 78 Balsam St. South, when a surprise shower was held there in honour of Miss Mary MacLeod of 75 Mountjoy Street, South, who is being married this month in Prince Rupert, British Columbia. by Dorothy and Doris MacLeod, twin sisters of the brideâ€"toâ€"be. The carâ€" riage contained, among other lovely and useful gifts, a beautiful chenille bedâ€"spread. A very delicious lunch was served at the close of a very happy Among those who attended were:â€" Mrs. Stewart MacCauley, Myrs. . D. MacLeod, Mrs. B. Sydor, Mrs. Jas Cowan, Mrs. A. Wood, Mrs. N. Macâ€" Innis, Mrs. S. Palmateer, Mrs. George Aitken, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. J. Banich, Mrs. ‘Gordon Strong. The Misses Jean Cowan, Marguerite Macâ€" Kenzie, Uriel MacMillan, Hazel Palâ€" mateer, Margaret Geils, Muriel Troyer, Marion MacLeod, PeSgY MacLkeod, Stella Rao, Kay MacInnis, Dorothy and Doris MacLkeod, and the guest Of honour, Miss Mary MacLeod. A very enjoyable evening was spent playing games, singing, and musical selgctfons. The making a Sscrap book deplctmg Mary‘s life, up to the pxesent was the cause of much amâ€" usement and hearty laughs. The room was pleasingly decorated with an abundance of fresh cut flowers. Then a charmingily decorated dollâ€" carriage was wheeled into the room, fen‘s tournament; â€" Sunday school picnic; change in time of holding Sunâ€" day School; tennis; retirement of Ven. Archdeacon Woodall after 42 years of service to the church; new rector at South PPorcupine, new duties of Reyv. Canon Cushing; new rector at St. Matthew‘s; leaving of Rev. David Mitchell for mission work in Far North; Flying Officer Tommy Stoneâ€" house home on leave after two and a half years‘ service in North Africa and Italy: visit home of Ordinary Seaman John Newsham, RC.N.V.R.; Flying Of â€" ficer Bill Shields safe in England after being on the missing list for ten weeks, Editorially, St. Matthew‘s Church PA e on e | n e t en o e e t 2o y P75 hflndl(’d Among those sending gifts but unable to attend were:â€"Mrs,. J. M. Robinson, Mrs. Gus Kalliokiski, Mrs. Roy Fraser, Mrs. Dick Parsons, Mrs. L. Morley and Mrs. B. Kirk. Editorially, St. Matthew‘s Churct News has been very creditably handled The editorial page is both interesting and informative. Mrs. Gadsby is to congratulated on an excellent piece o workâ€"as editor. Those who have received a copy : the first issue of St. Matthew‘s Churc News will be looking forward with kee anticipation to the next number. A feature that should not be overâ€" looked in the first issue is the number of new and humorous stories that are used to brighten the publication. Sudbury Star:â€"Woman is the stranâ€" gest of all sexes. She thought that "Minsk Falls" meant a drop in fur coat prices, ber #¢646â€"« $| 60§%000 #000400040040060%46 M H 4040900090990 0000008000000 000000060 0 4 io 4 t t O 4 | #00¢00009¢00000 0090 0 0 0 0 0 0 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 b b o 4 D4 O 6 6046 4« Ten Births Registered | During the Past Week Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Turgeon, 107% Cedar Street North, on August 16th, 1944,â€"twins (Marie Simâ€" one Paulette and Marie Leone Colette). Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pouâ€" lin, 69 Elm North, on July 31st, 1944â€" a daughter (Marie Diane Denise). Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Votour, 44 Wilson Ave., on August 9th, 1944â€"â€"a daughter (Anita Marie Brigâ€" ette). Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Real Lortic, 13 Golden Ave., at St. Mary‘s hospital, August 3rd,â€"a daughter (Marp Paulâ€" ette Lydia). Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest St. Amour, North Road, Mountjoy Town~â€" ship, on August 11th,â€"a son (Armand Alfred Joseph). 3 tndnainands db i 00:0000000 en dn menane om o commemnce Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Aurel Clouâ€" tier, Wick‘s Mill, on August 27th, â€" son (Gerard). Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Edâ€" ward Scott, 78 Fifth Ave., at St. Mary‘s hospital, on July 29th,â€"a@a daughter hospital, on ({Evelyn Ann) Bornâ€"To 1 chuk, 23 Bord 1944,â€"a son | Norman . honour Mountjoy Friday i1 married. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boyâ€" chuk, 23 Borden Ave., on August 26th 1944,â€"a son (Gerald Robert William) Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Welir 174 Pine Street North, at St. Mary hospital on July 2ithâ€"a â€" daughte (Judith Ann. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Web ber, 118 Fourth Ave., schumacher, a St. Mary‘s hospitalâ€"a son (Wayn Allen). Miss Mary MacLeod Honoured by Friends present Kenwo 6 T A A t on d WeC Banich and daughter, Gail; Peggy : Marion MacLkeod; Kay, Norma Randall Macinnis; Mr. and 1 Rupert MacLeod; Mrs. I. Rao: guest of. honour, Miss Mary MacLt and the host and hostess, iMr. ©$444000404046404844 ) C# 46 6 660 06@ 60@ 0¢ 444 @06 6# 4 @0 6 66 00604 0% 046 %%6 44 13 Pine St. North Timmins ©#4§0%4%¢¢%%4: ha # d C 4 * 640044440004 B# 04# 04 %% 0 00 49# 6094044420# 9 490 %4 444 '00’00000000000000000000000 90498 no W1l happine! the sen! r. as th 1e pa Surpt‘) Ing little arty was a gAauL oldâ€"time friend hed to take thi Mary with a d Blankets, at 9L Inni Miss south, wl British C if 6 as expres was bein Banich 2 @itheri { eautiful pal RINN BROS. d on Mondi Mr. and Mi 1| a numâ€" > family unity to Aromine rs. John ggy and na and a â€" Mirs 10 : the by MI CGeor; 11 )( 11 nda thi Tremors of Earth Felt Slightly at 8. Porcupine Oommen 11 QrC v k nd ough few a the troubl reâ€" tremor M1 irl rman Macluni e those who 1i few at the time really knew trouble wasâ€"some attributâ€" remor to a passing truckâ€" gining their house was sinkâ€" moorings!â€"All realised the Clocks wavered on shelves res swayed on walls but it briefivy that many turned went to sleep again without these day ple ht Orange Pekoe Blend Journalâ€"Argus:â€"The "unâ€" getting under the skin of will again be on disâ€" play in our store on Thursday, Friday Styles entirely newâ€"featuring the new smooth square .. shouldersâ€" deeper armholesâ€"wider sleeves and many other new ideas We invite your inspection of this outstanding collection of Fur Coats Holt Renfrew representatives will be here to give you special attention and Saturday Sept. 14, 15 and 16 also contributed unable to attend samn, Mr. Charlie You‘ll enjoy our xperienced the r attributed to 45 on Monday 6th. Special TIMMINS, O NT. Harvest Thanksgiving _ Services at St. Matthew‘s Special Harvest Thanksgiving Serâ€" vices are to be held in St. Matthew‘s Anglican Church on Sunday, Septem=â€" ber 10th. The morning service which comâ€" mences at 11 am. is to be broadcast over Radio Station CK.G.B. Special music will be selected for the occasion. The Rector, Rev. A. R. Chidwick, L.Th., will conduct both morning and evening services. Third Ave. at Cedar Street TIMMIN®S JEWELLER â€" OPTOMETRIST Under special appointment PACGE FTVE