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en THURS.. APRIL 25th, 1957 THE Page Five Cobalt Guides and Brownies Siage Sucressful Hat Derby There was a large attendance at the Girl Guide and Brownie afternoon Tea and Hat Derby held in the Community Hall Friday, A'pril 12. s The tea room looked attrac- tive with the Guide Colors Gold and Blué, The main tea table was laid with a lace cloth Silver candlebra and tall yellow tapes with Gold and Blue colors The-unusual center piece was a new Spring Bonnet. Individual tea tables also featured Girl Guide Colors. Mrs. F. Shaw the president received the guests as Acting Captain Giovanella District Commissioner was unable to at- tend on account of illness. Presiding at the tea tables were Mrs. H. Dunning and Mrs. J. A. Menzies. two Guide mothers _Mrs- J. Brisson and Mrs. W. Mallett, two Brownie mothers Mrs. H. W. Rowdon and Mrs. R. Latimore made the tea and Mrs. F. Richards and-Mrs. W. Hyland were in charge of the produce table. Mrs. B. Jackson and Mrs. P. Leith convened the tea. Mrs. J. Armstrong, Mrs. R. MacDougall Mrs. L. Cunningham and Mrs. E. Smith assisted in the tea room. .Serving the guests were Sally St. Jean, Helen Dunning. Marsha Leith, Margaret Cross and Lillian Jennings. The Judging of the hats was the highlight of the afternoon. The judges were Eric Smith, W. Martin and W. C. Inch, O.C. They awarded Mrs. B. Jackson the prize for the prettiest hat. Honorable mention went _ to Mrs. J. Armstrong. The prize for the original hat went to Mrs. Caulifield. The prize for the funniest hat was won by Mrs. Cy Bazinet The prize for the junior girls hat was won by Maurice Cunningham. The sen- ior girls prize went to Lyne Brown. The local association wish to thank the judges and all who contributed to make the after- noon such a success. ~ 500 CLUB" The meeting of the 500 Club was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. E. Cragg. Mrs. L. Cole won Ist ~ prize. Mrs. A. Taylor 2nd and Mrs. B. MacPherson consolation. Those attending were Mrs. B. MacPherson, Mrs. A. Taylor, Mrs, Simone Robitaille, Mrs. Jean' Roy, Mrs. L. Cole, Mrs. G. Tanner and the hostess Mrs. FE. Crage. Mrs. Collette Robitaille was unable to attend. The hostess served a_ lovely lunch and a social hour followed afterwards. SANDING MACHINE AVAILABLE Phone 423 4-4c Box 495 HAILEYBURY LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO -PURDY'S HARDWARE COBALT, ONTARIO | W. GRAFF | ? PAST NOBLE GRANDS ATTEND KIRKLAND MEETING ' The annual Rebekah Past Noble Grand meeting of Dist- rict 37, was held in the I.0.0.F. Hall, in Kirkland Lake, on Sat- urday April 13, at 1.30 p.m. Ten of the Past Noble Grands attending from Cobalt were L. Richards, L. McLeod, A. Steele, E. White, 4 Brydges, G. Ware ren, A. J. Brown, E. Larsen, E. Giffen, S. Labelle, and A. Bar- kell now of Kirkland Lake but still a member of 107 Silver Rebekah Lodge, Cobalt. EXPLORERS The Explorers held their meeting in _the back of the United Church Monday April 15, at 4.15 p.m. The meeting opened with the Explorers Purpose and Hymn. The Log was called by Sharon Hayes. Treasurer Pat Allingham gave her report. Four new mem- bers joined the Group. They are Denise Sopha; Lynne St.. Denis Brenda and Christine Dufresne. The leader Mrs, E. Fleming read a story called " Songs of the Air." A game called "Alph- abet" was led by the Chief Mrs. A. Cameron. The meeting closed with Ex- plorers Motto, Hymn and Pra- yer. this weeks, é patterns... BY AUDREY LANE ~, oo | No. 2474 is out in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, % aa 36, 38, 40, Size 16: Jumper, 242 y -in. No. 619--Thirty-four ena color transfers to iron directly onto children' clothes. Motifs from 1 to 242 inches; a! instructions. Send 35¢ for EACH dress pattern, 25¢ for each Needlework pattern, to AUD- REY LANE BUREAU, Box 869, Madison Square Station, New York 10, N. Y. e new Fall-Winter Fashion Book, with scores of additional styles, 25¢ exe tra; Needlework Guide 25¢ extra. dependable delivery of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 MONITOR Housewives, businessmen, teachers, and students all over the world read and enjoy this international mewspaper, pub- lished daily in Boston. World. famous for constructive news stories and penetrating editorials. Special features for the whole family. The Christian Scienee Monitor One Norwoy St., Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check er money order. 1 yeor $16 6 months $8 3 monte $40 A Progress Report To Our Future Viewers We Will Be Transmitting By September! We at Northern Radio In- corporated are proud and pleas- ed to report to the people of this area on the very real progress that we are_ making in setting up our new television stations. As a result of the great deal of support we received from many people in this area, we are con- fident that we can look forward with optimism to a happy future of providing you with the best possible television _entertain- ment. At the present time we have been authorized to transmit 40 per cent English and 60 per cent French programmes. But: we be- lieve that as the area grows and prospers, and the demand for A television grows greater. may well be possible to operate two stations, one for the large French population in the area, and another for the large Eng- lish speaking population. It is with this in view that we have ordered the finest equipment possible, and we are _ planning our entire' organization in the belief that we will grow with the North. We have ordered the finest 50,000 watt equipment, but this is of a type which can he ex- panded to give an output of 100,00 watts if required. Al- though Noranda is in a 25 cycle area, we have made _ special arrangements to receive 60 cycle it! & RG STN » £eRBNan . Posres- 70 £6 ORERaTICN oe power which provide a much clearer picture than can be transmitted with 25 cycle equip- ment. We plan to be in full operation in September, and we_ believe that we can perform a real service to the English and French speaking people of this district. Arrangements will be made to provide local news and entertainment coveragé, for Northern Radio is dedicated to the premise that Northern Ont- ario and Northwestern Quebec have much in common, and the prosperity of one region is nec- essary for the prosperity of all the region. An examination of the above he vE = ear ay Pe ee a ay 5 GIN PeePend ee | ca 8 Beg a, map. which is based on the re- the best vice, shows that areas in the good ports of technical ad- coverage circle (91 mile radius) include Haileybury, Cobalt, Ville Marie, Norembega, Devonshire, Connaught, Matachewan, Gow- ganda, Temagami, Latchford, Louvicourt, Senneterre, Despin- assy. Perfect coverage includes areas in the 61 mile circle, which includes Kirkland Lake, New Liskeard, Swastika, Wavell, Rouyn-Noranda, Val d'Or, La Sarre, Engehart, Earlton, Kearns Virginiatown and Duparquet. We look forward to your see- ing our TV in Septembe.r Northern Radio Incorporated