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Read, Mrs. C. Preston, Mrs. E. Gill Mrs. H. Gridely, Mrs. W. Keran, Mrs T. Glaister, Mrs. L. Nicholson, Mrs B. Richards, Miss E. Hawkins, Mrs. E Dupont, Mrs. J. Currie, Mrs. J. Knell Miss M. J. Paynter, Mrs. C. Rodda, Mrs. J. Drew, Mrs. J. Webb and Mrs. Percy Reid. Anglican Ladies Guild Hold Corporate Communion Mr. Jack Robinson of the Timmins Horticultural Society will give a talk on "House plants and general gardâ€" ening hints" on Monday evening. March 21, at 8 p.m. Horticultural Society To Hold Meeting Monday Registered Music Teachers Hold Monthly Meeting The regular monthly meeting of. the Porcupine Branch of the Ontario Reâ€" gistered Music Teachers Association was held recently at the home of Mrs. G. C. Armitage. The president Miss Glady: R. Dodge, was in the chair. One of the main points Of discusâ€" sion at the meeting was the idea of sponsoring the Department of Eduâ€" cation‘s series. The subject will be gone into more fully at a later date. The new slate of officers were nomâ€" inated and is comprised of, past presiâ€" dent, Mrs. Ron Vary; president, Miss Gladys R. Dodge; vice president, Mrs. J. Tyndall; secretary, Miss Eleanor Burke; treasurer, Miss Mary Zudel; executive committee, Mrs. G. C. Armâ€" itaeg and Mrs. Y. Gauthier. The Society will be celebrating the 25 anniversary of its inception and every effort is being made to have the townsfOolk interested in gardenâ€" ing with whicn to beautify the town. Ladies Guild To Hold Rummage Sale March 26 Three new members were received into the Guild during the month. Motion was made and carried to hold a rummage sale the 26th of Mar. The meeting was then adjourned with a prayer led by the president. At the conclusion of the breakfast, Mrs. Cousintine spoke briefly of the pleasure derived in serving as hostess and president of the Ladies Guild. She then presented to Dean Robinson the annual contribution of the organâ€" ization to the Building Fund. The monthly meeting of St. Matâ€" thew‘s Ladies Guild was beld on Friâ€" day afternoon, March 11. in the Clubâ€" raom of St. Matthew‘s Hall. _ Mrs. J. Cousintine, the president opened the mreting with prayer. There were twentyâ€"four members pregent. The secretary and treaâ€" surer‘s reports were read, and apâ€" proved. . The two main events of the past month were the Valentine Tea and the serving of the Ecout and Guide bangquet. The affair will be held in the Coun cil Chambers. At the close of the business meet: ing, Mrs. Wilson, a Scottish war bride sang two contralto solos for the mem bers accompanied by Mrs. Tyndall. After the devotional hour the memâ€" bers retired to the church hall for breakfast. Grace was said by the Very Reverend Dean Cooper Robinâ€" son. Breakfast was served by Mrs. J. Cousintine, president of the Guild, assisted by Mrs. W. Kevan and Mrs. E. Gill. On receiving the cheque the Dean expressed sincere appreciation of the valuable work accomplished by the Ladies Guild. + With the bright morning sunshine of late winter flooding St. Matthew‘s Church, the St. Matthew‘s . Ladies Guild attended their corporate Comâ€" munion on Sunday. Those present were The Very Revâ€" erend Dean Robinson and Mrs. Robâ€" inson, and Mr. W. Kevan and memâ€" bers Mrs. J. Cousintine, Mrs. W. Keâ€" van, Mrs. E. Gill, Mrs. T. Glasiter, Mrs. F. Melville, Mrs. C. PrestOon, Miss M. J. Paynter, Mrs. J. Webb, Mrs. Percy Reid, Mrs. L. Nicholson, Miss Ivy Thomas, Miss E. HMHawkins, Mrs. E. Read, Mrs. B. Richards, Mrs. R. Jackâ€" son, Mrs. J. Knell, Mrs. Squires and Mrs. L. Buck. It was also plananed to send a five Bailors: Club" in Montreal, a club dollar donation to the "Stella Maris which supplies sailors with papers, magadines and refreshments when they arrive in port. Mrs. T. Eekert then moved the meetâ€" ing be adjourned and members spent 2 ~ocial hallf hour. #, Mrs P Nolan was appointed conâ€" vener. assisted by Mrs. G. Reynolds. Phone 2250 Aletter from Mr. A. A. Rose, prinâ€" cipal of the Timmins High and Vocaâ€" the members for the $50 scholarship tional School, was read. He thanked donated to the school. It was decvided to hold a bake sale uptown the: afternoon ofâ€" Saturâ€" day March 26. Mrs. Norman Young read a paper e § ho in which she outlined the 38 years of VERSATILE NYLON progress made in the history of tire Porcupine camp. She stressed the Wigs made of nylon instead of hair lact that the pioneering people are in demand in theatrical circles the North had built a thriving comâ€" hbecause they can be dyed without munity Oof which one might be verylosing lustre. Mrs. Nankervis gave a most interâ€" esting resume of the work accompâ€" lished by the Red Cross Society and members decided to make a donatior to this most worthy organization. Two new members, Mrs. Teeple Sr. and Mrs. William Nankervis, were welcomed into the organization. * WOMAN‘S PAGE x | Mrs. M. Mcintosh Conducts Meeting Womens Institute Mrs. M. MceIntosh presided at the regular meeting of the Women‘s Inâ€" stitute held yesterday afternoon in the Hollinger Hall. Following the basketball game held in the Sea Cadet Barracks on Saturday night a most enjoyable dance was held by the Sea Cadets and their friends. . Among the many attending were Val Luciantoni®, Marâ€" garet Boyd, Delores Joly and Rene Joly. Advance Photo VImNNITING BASKETBALLERS. On Saturday evening members of the Timmins Women‘s BRasketball team held a keenly contested game with visitors from Lake with Kirkland Lake ladies winning the game. The affair was held in the Sea Cadet Barracks . Pictured above ave some Of the members from Kirkland Lake which include Anna Kwize, Enid Pagnini, Amy Cole, and Anna Mary Conmor. Advance Photo Following the sniging of "God Save Theâ€" King" a tasty lunch was served by Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. W Lang, assisted by Mrs. George Hoblbs. Much reminiscing was enjoyed and one lady recalled the building of the railroad as far as Cobalt and the covery <of the famed O‘Brien silver mint. Ancther lady recalled the early church â€" services held in Pottsville where "her grandmother did the prayâ€" ing and Mr.‘Campsall conducted the service." A resume of the Tweedsmuir history was read and work was distributed to members by Mrs. George Ross. Th« ladies are now busily engaged in work which will be sold at the fall bazaar. Gerry T 4 o4 m Lo n has already copped numerot trophies during the years ( istence. The Grand Choral Trophy for male or female choirs. 7 also obtained second â€" placit jirls‘ triple trio and the ladi Ltri0. They have also bee cated fo rthe Lincoln Shiel results have not yet been mi PERSON A LS Brown of the Timn i ~ $Â¥ 1 mAÂ¥ m mmmane uns mm tA 4 ¢ 1 A C proud to claim as his or her "home tw n". "From nothing but swamp and bushland,, said Mrs. Young, we have Yashioned a town and community that can hold its own with the best". Shc also urged her audience to conâ€" tinue their efforts on behall of proâ€" gress. Further honor came this week to the New Liskeard Ladies‘ Philharmonâ€" ic Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Dunn Wathen. with the anâ€" nouncement that the group has again won the Grand Choral Trophy at the Toronto Musical Festival. Mr. E. Mathe, 14 Bannerman avenue left Sunday for St. Pierre de Wake field, Que., where she has been called cwing to the serious illness of her brother. Gerry Brown of the Timmins Daily Press staff loeaves this weekend for Toronto. Mr. ard Mrs. Raym son CGordon have left dencse in Akrecn, QOhmo Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Service, 93 Wilâ€" son avellue, have returned aftée} holiâ€" daying with friends ior some time in Bermuda. Prior to returning they v‘sited their daughters, Beryl in Torâ€" onts, and Joyvee in Sundridge. The Grand Choral Trophy is offered for male or female choirs. The group also obtained second placing in the girls‘ triple trio and the ladies‘ double tri0o. They have also been adjudiâ€" cated fo rthe Lincoln Shield but the The choir, composed of 51 women, has already copped numerous festival trophies during the years of its exâ€" istence. Liskeard Choir Captures Trophy STRAWBERRY Fruits from sma~d the first year: easily own. Bush form, about one foot high. o Hardy perennial. Bears abundantly from early summmer till killing frost. Has an intense luscious favor and aroima like that of wild strawberry; rich and juicy. Neat compact bushy growth makes it bighly ornamental as well as valuable in vegetable, fruit or fower garden, borders, etc. A showy por plant twoo. Though smallet than commercial strawberries Mont Rosa is the largest fruitâ€" ing of any variety we know from seed, surâ€" ssing the popular solemather and simiâ€" ar rypes. Its unique bush form and exâ€" ?uisitc Ravor place it in a class by itself or #every home garden. Seed supply is ‘imited. Order early. (Pkt,. 25¢0) (3 pkts. 50¢) postpoaid. _ FREE 2NS AksikY ador EVERBEARING RUNNERLESS ODWARKE BUSH Raymond Taylor and left to take up resâ€" made public of its exâ€" is offered The group ng in the Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Mott have reâ€" turned from New York City where Mr. Mott attended the convention held by the institute of Radio Enâ€" gineers of America. fi% Twixter Club Pian * TTaa and Raraar Tea and Bazaar The Twixters Club held a business meeting in the club room of 84. Maiâ€" thew‘s Proâ€"Cathedral on Mondgay evenâ€" ing at 8.15 p.m. Furthir discussion for the May tea and bazaar to be held on the afterâ€" noon of May 18, took place, and a committee was appointed for it Next meeting, membéers will be quilting in the club room. on the evening of March 21. Members present were Mrs. W. HWarâ€" tis, Mrs. J. MHarris, Mrs. G. Hobbs, Mrs. A. E. Huyton, Mrs. W. BE, Keddie, Mrs. P.C. Keast, Mrs. T. E. Pritchard and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woino. Following the adjcuinment of busâ€" iness a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. P. C. Keast and Mrs. J. Hatris were â€"hostesses. Mr,. J. M. Pavid, General Manage: of Lethbridge Collieries Ltd., visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher, 38| Faventh avenue, recently. Tom Morin has returned after holiâ€" daying for several weeks with friends in the Lauretians. Mrs. Mary Giroux has returned irom Ottawa where she spent a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bowser have reâ€" after spending several weeks visiting at the home of Mr. Bowsetr‘s parents in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wemyss returned recently aftes spending several weeks holidaying in the Laurentians. Edwin Copps, Canadian Editor of Time Magazine, New York, is visiting his mother, Mrs. R. W. Copps, 8 Camâ€" eron street. Mr. Emile J. Brunette has returned from a business trip to North Bay. Toronto, Kitchener and other southel n points. Â¥Mr. and Mrs. Maitland MceChesney are holidaying with their sonâ€"inâ€"law and dGdaughter Marjory in Atlantic City. While there they will visit other cities in the United States an: Canada. a considerable period visiting his son aAnd daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Nirs. V. McKey 1 Main avenue. sz ze e vame Mr. R. F. Smiley left Sunday for Cochrane, where he has been transâ€" ferred by the George Hardware Comâ€" pany after receiving a promotiOon. Mrs. R. Hardy Zone Commander of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion has returned after making a tour of the Northern Zones which in cluded Hearst, Cochrane, Kapuskasing and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Chapman are vis ting in TPorento and Cleveland, Ohio Mr. G. McKey has returned to his home in Dorset, Ont., after spendiny Personals OMINION BANK Established 1871 Timmins Branch: _ J. B. ROONEY, Manager Branches also at KIrkland Lake and Rouyn Start a_ ‘Y 6 A SAVINGS ACCOUNT . With Your REFUNDABI.E TAX Abvut $250,000,000 will be available during the mpnth of March to those mdnuluulzs who have saved thronch the mrflum of pers _ yee 144 Kejt...... _ humaybeneguumw“ [ 3 Why not take this opportunity to begin building financial security and independence? Open a Savings Account today, 1{ you already have a Savings Account, this offers you a means of increasing the balance. T HE Women of the Moose Plan Rummage Sale mage sale be nelid at the end of March. Â¥ Coâ€"Worker Craig was reported on the sick list and the best of wishes Jin speedy revovery was extended by members. The next meeting of the organi/â€" ation will be helt on March 28 t The Women of the Moose held their regular meeiing this month in the Moose Hall with Semior Regent Ethel Teed presiding ‘I he minutes of the preovious meeting Chird Ave. at Cedar Street TIMMINS uid C PHOLNE 324 Clean Rooms Cor. St. and Avre. The King Edward flotel : â€" : Day or Week rega a lt Very Reasonable Rates Quilet Atmosphere es of the previous meeting and â€" adoptesd Asslstanht itterty suggested a fumâ€" be held at the end of FaK