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It was a big weekend for the Kinsmenâ€"and Kinettes over the holiday, whn visitors from Sudbury., Val d‘Or, Matheson, Iroquois Falls, Ansonâ€" ville, and Kirkland Lake were present for the second annual Northern Kinsmen Meet . Also present were Kinsmen Governor of District No. 6,Harold Savoy, of St, John, Quebec, and Deputyâ€"governor R. Thomâ€" .Ilns of Kirkland Lake but formerly of Timmins . . . A grand program ~was planned for the‘ twoâ€"day meet, and Saturday ctarted off with golf, the lady nonâ€"golfers enjoying afternoon tea at the MciIntvre, and the day â€"#Anishing off with cocktails and dancing in the Auditorium, wito Ron --Jones and his orchestra providing dance music . . . A specal attraction â€"was little Kathleen Burt who greatiy pleased her audience with an atâ€" tractive hula dance number . . . On Sunday another musical program was offered including violin selections, vocal solos, piano duets and trumpet selections all of which followed a large banquet during which Mr. Savoy spoke to the gathering, other interesting addresses were heard. and presentations made the winners of the 18â€"hole golf tournament. *â€" Sunday evening ‘Cat 8.30) is the big night for teenâ€"agers, when the ‘"Youth Rally, sponsored by the Junior and Senior branches of the Timâ€" mins Youth Welfare Council, will be held at the Empire Theatre . . . :DUring the evening the object of the Youth Council will be outlined and :fhe group will be acquainted with work already done, and plans that are "Made for the future . .. The gathering will also be asked to name deleâ€" gates who will laterâ€" form a Youth Council, as members now are but temporary . . . A special program has been planned, and will feature Henry Kelneck and his orchestra, and solos by Helen Synos and Adelia Pellizari . .. Also to be featured are impersonations by C "o British war bride recently arrived in Canada, who before her marnage was an English actress, a skit by a group directed by Mark Frank, and Paddy and his Cornâ€"Pickers . . . In all an interesting and entertaining program has been planned so don‘t forget the time and date. Claire Wallace, noted Canadian commentator; Lily Pons, Igor Stravinâ€" sky, Russia‘s greatest living present day composer and conductor, and Count Jean Rosti, of Montreal . . . Among her souvenirs Mary has countless items, including #" beautiful handâ€"processed and handâ€"tooled leather shoulder bag with matching wallets and cases, a Hubert Harmon belt with handâ€"wrought buckle and matching bracelet, handâ€"worked baskets, handâ€"loomed materials, a large sarape, beautiful rings, bracelets and earrings, wood carvings and several articles of Aztec design including wall brackets and candlesticks. Seeing inspiring country, beautiful scenery, meeting famous people, and having something in the line of uiltraâ€"exciting adventure were only a part of her amazing trip . . . Each afternoon being free of studies, Mary spent this time seeing everything possible and picking up valuable and priceless souvenirs . . . To have orchids growing outside her bedroom window, to tour in complete and exquisite Mexican costume, to dine at the Canadian Embassy where members were gracious and diplomatic toâ€" ward their Northern visitor . . . This was only a part of the wonderful trip, as was the adventurous fourâ€"day trip into the tropical jungle, where exotic growth was rampant, and typical animal inhabitants were to be observed. _ During her stay in Mexico, Mary lived with Carmelita Labora, an outstanding painter of miniatures, who is regarded by critics as Mexico‘s present day greatest . . . She also met many world famous professors, threé-year scholarship through the Dominion Government this fall, which would enable her to continue at the university, but instead she has reâ€" turned to hbher teaching at Timmins High and Vocational School . Whoiehcarted congratulations are extended this week to Miss Mary Everard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.~<J. â€"~Everard, 52 Tamarack St., who last weex was awarded top honors in Spanish Composition at the Uniâ€" versity of Mexico, which she attended this summer along with three thousand other suammer students *. . Miss Everard was asked to seek a __ Congratulations are also extended this week to Mr. and Mrs. G. G Whately, who were married in Toronto on Saturday afternoon . . . The bride, the former Marie Del Guidice, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. ‘Del Guidice, Toke Street, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Whately, of Toronto . . . Following their wedding trip to Peterâ€" Borough and other points, the young couple will take up residence in <Toronto . . .. Their many friends in the North join us in extending our best wishes for .good luck and happiness. On Monday evening gay crowds of dancers attended the Miner‘s Union Labor Day Dance, held down at the Riverside Pavilion . . . Henry Kelneck and his orchestra supplied the enthusiastic dancers with top tunes, and the evening was a huge success . . . An added highlight of 1he program was the winning of the door prize, a mantle radio, by Roy Nimmo. THE SECOND INSTALMENT OF MUNICIPAL TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1946 BECOMES DUE ON All taxpayers are urged to complete the payment of 1946 taxes on or before the above date, to avoid the penalty, and to assist the municipality to mainâ€" tain its present favorable financial position. Prompt payment of taxes is one of the essential factors in keeping the tax rate down, and your coâ€"operation will assist in attaining our common objective of financial stabilityv. The above penalty does not apply in the case of those who are entered for payment of monthly inâ€" stalments and whose payments are up to date. Timmins, Ontario, September 4th, 1946, * E. B. Martin, Tax Collector. Taxes remaining unpaid after that date will be subject to 4 per cent penalty. A.H.C.M., LR.S.M. (London, Eng:) Teacher In Violin, Pianoforte And Theory (All Grades) Classes Begin Tuesday, Sept. 3 Telephone 1440 Friday, September 6th, 1946 Gladys R. Dodge, by Phyllis McCoy Between ens SCHROEDERâ€"CONNELLY VOWS ON SaATURDAY The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, George Piche, was lovely in a gown of white brocaded satin fashioned with fitted bodice, sweetheart neckâ€" line, bouffant skirt, and long sleeves tapering points over the wrists. Her shoulderâ€"length veil of white net was held by a crown of brocaded satin. She wore a double strand of pearls and caried a cascade bouquet of pinocchio roses and sweet peas, Unable to attend but contributing to the gifts were: Mrs. F. Simms, Mrs. H. Quinn, Mrs. W. King, Mrs. J. F. Withrow., Mrs. C. Roach, Mrs. A. R. Harkness, Miss Jean Cowan. Mrs. S. Gadsby, Mrs. L. Redford, Mrs. E. King, and Mrs. V. Hanneberry. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. I. K. Pierce and daughter Vivian enterâ€" tained at a charmingly arranged afâ€" ternoon tea and presentation over at the McIntyre Lounge in honor of Miss Phyllis McCoy, brideâ€"toâ€"be of Sepâ€" tember 10. Nearly fifty guests spent a most enâ€" joyable social afternoon, during which the guest of honor was presented with many lovely and useful gifts for her kitchen. The main tea table, where Mrs. K. Eyre and Mrs. A. Moran presided at the silver services, was centred with a colorful rose bowl, flanked on eithâ€" er side by silver candlebra with tall pink tapers. Mrs. Michilin received the guests. cessories and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Mezzevilla received in a navy and white dress with black accessorâ€" ies and a corsage of pink roses. Later in the evening a reception was held for the couple‘s friends and relatives. They will reside in town. Gifts to the maid of honor and bridesmaid were compacts, to the junâ€" ior bridesmaids, gold crosses and chains, to the best man, a signet ring. and to the usher, a pen and pencil set. Outâ€"ofâ€"town guest at the wedding | was Miss Wanda Tonon, of Toronto, cousin of the bride. Groomsman was Ectore Michilin and usher was Harry Carling. Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was held at the groom‘s home. and later a wedding dinner and supper were served in the private dining room of the Grand Hotel. wearing a navy suit with black acâ€" Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained at a shower held by Misses Enes and Nellie Bozzer. Fern and mixed garden bouquets formed a pretty setting in First United Church on Saturday afterâ€" noon at three o‘clock for the marriage of Helen Margaret Carolyn, daughier of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Connelly, to Frederick Charles Schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Schroeder. Rev. W. M. Mustard officiated at the ceremony, and wedding music was played by Mr. H. Treneer. Bridesmaid was Enes Bozzer who wore a gown of yellow moire taffeta, with matching headdress and carried a nosegay of pink roses. Junior bridesmaids were Anna Salâ€" vador wearing a gown of turquoise blue moire taffeta, with a small calot trimmed with bows and elbowâ€"length gloves, and Yole Mezzevilla, wearing yellow moire taffeta with similar calâ€" ot and gloves. They both carried noseâ€" gays of yellow and pink roses resâ€" pectively. Maid of honor was Nellie Bozzer, who wore a gown of turquoise blue moire taffeta. She wore a Dutch cap of moire and carried a nosegay of yellow and red roses. The bride, whogse father gave her in marriage, wore a gown of white French lace featuring sweetheart neck line, long sleeves tapering to a point over the wrists and full skirt which ended in a slight train. Her floorâ€" length veil was of embroidered tulle and was held by a scalloped lace halo. She wore a gold heartâ€"shaped lockâ€" et, gift of the groom, and carried a cascade of white gladioli and sweet peas. Maid of honor was Miss Bery! Macâ€" orig Quarrie, who wore a gown of yellowable Father L. Fontana officiated at the ceremony. Organist was Alice Giovanâ€" elli, and soloists were Dorothy Masâ€" cioli and Lillian Mascioli. During the signing of the register, Wanda Tonon, cousin of the bride, sang Ave Maria and Panis Angelicus. Gladioli and colorful garden bouâ€" quets decorated the Sacred Heart Church for the marriage on Sunday morning of Rita Michilin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Michilin, to Louis Mezzevilla, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Mezzevilla. FRENCH LACE FORMS BRIDAL GOWN SHOWERâ€"TEA IS ENJOYABLE EVENT Of Interest To Women 4 PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO DOODLE PRINT â€" Bright orange and yellow plaid and a dcodle print all over makes this cotton dress worn by Susan Douglas, NBC actress. The shirred back pocket, fitted midriff and puffed sleeves with drawstring neck are style features in the Teentimer original design. The dress is washâ€" Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, her mother receiving in a dress or royal blue crepe with corsage of sweet peas. The groom‘s mother assisted in a green crepe dress with a corsage of sweet peas. Groomsman was Donald Mayhew, ana ushers were Harry Wathan and Bud Pearce., taffeta, featuring cap sleeves, peg top pockets and high neckline.. She wore a mauve picture hat, matching lace gloves and carried a nosegay Oof sweet peas and yellow gladioli. For their wedding trip the bride chose a pale gren suit, black hat and matching accessories. They will reside in Timmins. Outâ€"ofâ€"town guests at the wedding included George Piche, of Fountain Falls, Mary Whelan, and Mrs. M. Piche: of Haileybury, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Vacheon and family, of Hailleybury. The bride‘s father was unable to *% ww * + ecre N\ we ns the Church of the Nativity was the setting for the mariage of John Marâ€" kovitch, of Timmins, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Markovitch, to Kaska Stepanâ€" iuk, of Dome Mines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stepaniukâ€" Rev. Father Murray officiated at the ceremony, and organ‘st was Miss Shirley Thomson. The bride was given in marriage by Alex Northlander, and attendants were Victor Marwiez, of Hoyle, and Anne Beverley Veritsky, of Scuth Porcupine. This suit is gabardine, cut with a smooth, easy coat which has good shoulders, and a brief, slick skirt. The jacket is detailed with three bands of nailheads embroidered from chin to beltline. A young black suit is not so easy to find, and as the young insist on black, it‘s treasure trove when something appropriate turns up for them. Junior Black Suit BY PRUNELLA WOOD Notre Dame de Lourdes Church was the setting for a pretty wedding on Monday morning at 8:30 when Jeanne Pilon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Pilon, became the bride of Bill Burâ€" well, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burâ€" well. Given in marriag bride wore a grace lace, featuring sw long sleeves taperi the wrists and full quarter length ve crown of white flo a bouguet of red r crown of white flo a bouquet of red r Marcella Hedican wearing a gown 0 fashiomed with fu sleeves with whic matching gloves. _ of pale blue feathe a nosegay of roses. Groomsman was Following the ce reception was hel the bride‘s parents Mrs. Pilon receivit Upon their return they will reside in Timmins. Outâ€"ofâ€"town guest at the wedding was Mr. Bert Burwell, brother of the groom, from Noranda. Rev groom ganist navy blue frock with corsage of red roses. Mrs. Burwell also received, wearing a dress of dusky rose with matching hat and a rose corsage. For their wedding trip, the bride chose a dress of fuchsia crepe, with black accessories, for travelling. Gifts to attendants included a glamâ€" our pin to the maid of honor, diamond socks to the best man, and ties to the ushers. attend as he is in Ungava ganist was Mrs. Piche was Agathe Chartrand : Ave Maria, and Panis A On Saturday morning at nine o‘clock, [ the Church of the Nativity was the setting for the mariage of John Marâ€" | kovitch, of Timmins, son of Mr. and | Mrs. J. Markovitch, to Kaska Stepanâ€" ‘ iuk, of Dome Mines, daughter of Mr.| and Mrs. J. Stepaniukâ€" | Prior to her marriage, the bride was entertained by Miss Beryl MacQuarrie, Mrs. D. Mayhew and Kaye Connelly. KASKA STEPANIUK MARRIED SATURDAY NOTRE DAME IS NUPTHMAL SETTETING blue Father officiate was he _ parent _ receivl frock :« marriage b a graceful ing sweet s tapering i graceful gown of whlte sweetheart neckline, tapering to a point over d full skirt. Her threeâ€" th veil was held by a lite flowers. She carried ‘ red roses. edican was maid of honor, own ofr pale blue taffeta. ith full skirt, and short i _which she wore long ves, Her neaddress was ck with Burwell velil was flowers. is Bert B ceremony eld at t ing was maid of honor, pale blue taffeta. 1 skirt, and short h she wore long ler neaddress was rs and she carried ul gown etheart y to a p skirt. â€"PF nd who sang s Angelicus. by her father il gown of w the the ho Windsor cousin of eremony. and so guests father, the n of white neckline, point over Her threeâ€" home Ave in of % Mr. Allan David, of Cochrane, spent a few days visiting relatives and friends in town last week. 88488 44L L L* L* * * Miss Florence Demers has returned from vacationing in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Purdon reâ€" turned on Sunday from a trip to Kingâ€" ston and Ottawa. Mr. Jimmy â€"Aspin, of Kirkland Lake is a Timmins visitor this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke, of Copper Clic, are visiting in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. King, Spruce St. N. §# § 4548b *4 44 4 4 4 4 4 Mr. Bill Marshall, of North Bay, is a visitor to town this week. Mr. Milton Sullivan, of Port Carling, is visiting relatives and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ellet Smith are holiâ€" daying in Montreal and United States Mr. and Mrs. G. Dawes are holiâ€" daying in New York and points in Southern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Pierce and daughter Vivian spent the weekend visiting in Kirkland Lake. Mrs. K. Nord and Miss Evelyn Nord have returned after visiting in Windâ€" sor. * Miss Betty Simpson returned this week from a vacation in Toronto, Hamilton and other points, Miss Gerry Turcotte to Kirkland Lake over Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Honkala are holidaying in Sudbury. Mr. G. Carswell visited in Kirkâ€" land Lake over the weekend. Mr. F. Graham, J. Sloan, G. Camp bell and K. Eyre were visiting golfer: to Kirkland Lake over the weekend Mrs. Jack Grady, of Toronto, is vis iting at the home of her father, Mi M. B. Scott. Miss Agnes Courtney, of Toronto, is ited in town over the weekend visiting in Timmins the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C."Thomson, Spruce St. _ Mr. Harvey Wheaton is a vis North. St. Thomas this week. Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Scott left on â€" M Monday for their home in Brantford, end after visiting Mr. M. B. Scott, Hemâ€" lock St. Mr. Fred Yackman, of Sudbury visâ€" nave cream milk. St. Matthew‘s Ladies Guild ANNUAL THANKSGIVING TEA Timmins Dairy WEDNESDAY, SNEPT. 11â€" 3 to 6 P.M. EVERYO CORDIA LLY INVITED Quality You‘ll Enjoy Sale of Needlework, Home Baking and Garden Produce a drink of health laden to the last d To arrange for da Telephone 935 was a visitor the weekoend. PERSONA L and drop â€"â€" that‘ laily delivery DRESSâ€"UP â€" Tske a basic dress like this washable one and dress it up with a flower halo and a handsome white pigskin shoulder bag and you‘re ready to go anywhere like Rosemary Rice, of NBC‘s "Adventures of Archie Anâ€" drews." The ’dress is a Sacony design, the white lilac halo‘s by Flower Modes and the bag, in dark colors for fall, is by Jana. Dr. and Mi Toronto this Show . Mr. and Mrs. R. Godin left by motâ€" or this week for Quebec and points in Southern Ontario. Hig Third Ave. at Cedar Street Miss Teresa Belec spent the weekâ€" d visiting in Kirkland Lake. JEWELLER â€"â€" OGOPTOMETRIST THMMINS Try The Advance Want Ads nourishment Timmins Dai Henry Hudson flew to »ek to attend the Air i visitor to Al}