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Joan Danis Takes Wedding Vows With “Lido” Omiccioli Lover Wedding Solemnized at Notre Dame de Lourdes Saturday Morning. to form the setting for the marriage on Saturday morning at 9 am.. 0! Joan D’are Dania. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dania. and Alexander (“UM") Omiccioli. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Om- iccioii. Rev. Fr. L. Arsenault omciated. Presiding at the organ was Mrs. Piche. and during the signing of the register Miss Colette Lavigne beautifully sang. “Ave Maria”. The bride. given in marriage by her father. chose as her wedding costume. a two-piece beige arzernoon dress, but- toned down the back of the jacket, with a tiny rpw of brown buttons across the yoke. Her accessories were in brown, and she wore a corsage of red and white roses. The only jewelery the bride wore was a dainty pendant, that had been worn for four previous weddings. The altar at the Notre Dame de Lourdes church was banked with roses. (em. and lovely mixed spring flowers been worn for four previous weddings. Her bridesmaid was Miss Gilberte Lariviere. who wore a navy afternoon two-piece frock, with buttons down the back of the jacket, powder blue across the yoke. with applique at the left shoulder. Her little off-the-race heart- shaped hat was of powder blue, with navy trimming and veil and her acces- sories were in navy. A corsage of red and white roses completed her costume Acting as best man was Mr. Elwood Farrell. Following the wedding, a buffet lunch was served at the bride's parental home, 34 Bannerman avenue where the bride‘s mother. Mrs. Danis, received the guests. wearing for the occasion, a gray suit. with beige and black accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Omiccioli, the groom’s mother. assisted, and she chose a dusky pink jersey afternoon dress. with beige accessories. and a cor- sage of yellow roses. Later in the evening, around 6 pm. a wedding dinner was served at the parental home of the bride, for the families. relatives and close friends of the couple. In the evening a reception was hit! at the home of Mr. and Ms. De] Guidice, there being about 50 guests present. The couple are taking up residence at the groom’s parental home, Kimber- ley avenue. The bride’s was a white groom's gift, to hairbrush. Prior to the wedding, the bride was entertain-9d at 21 miscellaneous shower, by Miss Gilberto Lariviere. Goldfields Has First of Improved New Film Screen Out-of-town. guests were Mr. and Mrs H. Brunette of Coehrane. The Goldfields theatre has a new type of plastic screenâ€"the first theatre to put in this improvement. With this screen the picture can be viewed from any angle or from any distance and the figures will not: be distorted or blurred. With the old form of screen there were a few spots in the theatre where the pictures could not be viewed as clearly and as accurately as desired. The new plastic screen does away with this diffi- culty and leaves the picture as perfect as science can make it, no matter what angle the view takes. TheGoldfields theatre this week also announces new days for the change of programmes. The change of programs Monday next will be on Monday. Wed- Change of Days for New Programmes Announced. nesdays and Friday Big specigl featm pear soon at.) the These include: "It A Force.“ Flying Officer E. Leclaire Dies on Senvnce Overseas THURSDAY. JUNE 17m. 1943 Born in sudbury 27 years ago. F'. O. Leclaire attended St. Aloysius Separate School and the Sudbury Mining and Technicai .:8¢hool. After graduating from Tech as an electrical engineer, he left to take a position ,with the Lake Geneva Lead and Zinc Mining Company near Cartier. A short time later he went to Geraldton where he was em- ployed for three years up to the time of his enhsunent in the R.C.AF. at Toronto in September of 1940. After taking his basic training course at Toronto he was posted to Brandon W here he received his wings and his pilot amoer’s commission. Shortly be- fore going overseas {pur months ago, he was promoted to the rank of flying officer. He served as an instructor be- fore going overseas. During his School days. F0. Leelalre was prominent in athletics. He was a standout sprinter and pole-:aulter as well as a member of the Church of Christ the King badminton team. He was also a member of the young peo- ple's association at the church. In addition to his father. William Le- claxre. of 'I‘immms. F. O. Leciaire is survived In, s brother, W. E. Leelaire. o! Mantras} tad six sisters. Mrs. A. Webster. of Bloor St Sudbury; Mrs. A. C Smith otMixmowLake; Mrs P. J. Henley. Ora-511:8“. Marie; Mrs. w E. Bawden. a: Port Arthur; Mrs. Stuart Ferguson. .01 St. Catharines. and Mrs. E. M. Ainslie. of Winona, Ont. Sudbury. June 16thâ€"Followlng oper- ations over. enemy territory. Flying Officer Eugene Leclalre. formerly of Sudbury,‘ luggbeen listed as killed in action. He’wfis the son of Wllliam Le- clalre. now a msldent of Tlmmlns. given in marriage by her ~ as her wedding costume. )eige aflernoon dress, but- he back of the Jacket, with r brown buttons across the .ccessories were in brown, 21 corsage of red and white only jewelery the bride dainty pendant, that, had Jr four previous weddings. smaid was Miss Gilberte to wore a navy afternoon features are also to ap- _the Goldfields theatre. “It Ain't Hay," and "Air gift to the bridesmaid prayer book, and the the bride was an elegant Sudbury Also Flooded by Fierce Rains This Week Tlmmlns has been dlsplensed by the frequency 0! wet and cloudy days re- cently. but in reality has been more tortunate than other places in the North. Elsewhere in this issue will be found reference to the runs and floods at North Bay. while another article tells of I. severe storm in the Amos dlstrlct were over $100,000.00 damage resulted. At Budbury on Tuesday torrential Nuns resulted in the flooding of cel- lars. the injury to road beds and the disruption of communication with Sault Ste. Marie. T. N. 0. Station at Widdi field Destroyed by Fire. Heavy Damage Done by Storm in the North Bay Area outs were reported from city and trict. N ewly-W ed Girl is Entertained at :1 Shower on Tuesday Mrs. L. Bortolotti, and Miss Eleanor Bortolotti were hostesses on Tuesday evening at a linen shower at the form- er’s home, 303 Pine south. in honour of Mrs. Victor Bortolotti, the former Miss Betty Anson, of Windsor. who was wed to Mr. Bortolotti, on June 2nd, at. Wind- SOI'. The guests enjoyed a pleasant even- ing of bingo. prizes being won by Miss Phyiliss McConnell Mrs. J. Ferrari. Miss Louisa Ferrari, Mrs. M. Ruddick, Mrs. P. Pezzolato. and Mrs. D. Gallino. Miss Eleanor ‘Bortolotti presented the gifts to the guest of honour. in a large box decorated with red paper, and a large white bow. Mrs. V. Bortolotti (Nee Bet- ty Anson) Guest at Linen Shower. At the close of the evening, a del- icious lunch was served to the guests by Mrs. L. Bortolotti and her daughter, Eleanor; Miss Sally Frapporti, Mrs. R. Spada. Mrs. L. Truant. ' nardi. Mrs. D. Pollon. Mrs. L. Truant, Mrs. J. Ferrari. Mrs. P. Pezzolato, Mrs. T. Travaglini. Mrs. R. Gonzoles, Mrs. R. Spada, Mrs. D. Gallino, Mrs. P. Fritt. Mrs. M. Ruddick. Mrs. L. Bortol- otti. Misses Eleanor Miglioranza. Louisa Ferrari. Sally Frapporti. Phyllis Mc- Connell, the guest of honour. Mrs. V. Bortolotti, and the host'esses, Miss El- eanor Boriolotti and Mrs. L. Bortolotti. Those who were unable to sent gifts were Mrs. L. R0551 L. Pollon. Those present were Mrs. E. Miglior- anza. Mrs. R. Bernardi. Mrs. B. Ber- Speaker of Legislature Holds Unpopular Opinion UTE ish connection. If the party that I pointed him as Speaker of the Ho does not disassociate itself from ' opinions thus expressed. the people 1 have the democratic right and duty throw that party out on its left ear. Hundred Gold Mills Idle in Canada at Recent Time On the authority of The Northern Miner. always reliable in its informa- tion. there are 100 idle gold mills in Canada today. Production 0! gold is down $65,000,000 in three years. The 1942 production will do well to reach ”40.00051”. Gold mines are rapidly chawing up their ore reserves. while at the same time reducing milling rates. [am can still expr ourse. under the as the liberty 0 31111011, so long as in political 'eport that Speaker of .ad told a it forty to - people of ., Miss El- Bortolotti. attend but . and Mrs. Rebekahs to Hold \iemorial Service at Hall Tonight \\ 0d" des- I‘ues- offic- nday. razed by ‘ a ation miles ain- ash- dis- dis- On Thursday evening, the Gold Nug- get Rebekah Lodge met at the Odd- fellows' Hall, to hold their regular week- Mrs. C. Lacy Delegate at! Rebekah Assembly in To-‘ ronto This Week. ! 1y meeting. Mrs. P. Masters. Noble Grand, presided. The main portion of the evening was taken up with the practice for the SPECIAL DALTON BUS FARES Return Bus Ticket and Admission , â€" 25c Single Admission to Arena â€" .. - . 10c Miss Bernice McGrath Miss Peggy Wetmr Margaret Eastonâ€"Shields Pupils Music by Lieut. J. Lomas’ Orchestra MCINTYHE “‘ REM ALI. NEXT WEEK Draw for $1000 Victory Bond 9 Other Prizes - $100 Bond, $50 Bond, and 7 War Savings Certificates BINGO - GAMES - DISPLAYS Auspices Timmins Branch Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L. TEE PORCUPINB ADVAHCE. W. ONTARIO Memorial Service ln honour of mem- bersvhohanpnaedop. maervlce will be conducted.“ the regular meet- lng tonight «Thursday. All past Noble Grands and also officers of the. Lodge laklng part m it. are asked to wear whlte gowns (or the occaslon. A rummage sale was plunned by the Lodge ;0 be held on Saturday, June mm. at the Han. Mrs‘. C. Lacy had been appointed as delegate of this Lodge at the Rebekah Assembly held at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. from Monday to Thurs- day of this week. June 14th to 17th. At this meeting. delegates from all over Ontario and from the United States will be present. Tonight, all members are asked to be out at 7 p.m.. at t mart rehearsal. befor: meeting mm. Kirkland Lake Council Declines Gift of Rink Tech Township council at Kirkland Lake recently declined with due thanks the offer of the Lake Shore Mines to turn over the big arena to the town as a gift. The council felt that the town- ship could not attempt to accept the rink under present canditions. As- surance. however. was given Lhat the council would cooperate with any or- ganization undertaking to operate the rink as a community centre. The rink is assessed for $140,000.00. ALSO TALENTED LOCAL ARTISTS V 1 Miss Peggy Wetmo'r‘e TICKETS at the be 1131 ‘e the EACH anada’s Loveliest Dance Team for 1 mm“ Funeral services were conducted on Monday at Walker's Funeral chapel for the late Katie Erikow. who died on Frtday. June 11th. at her home. 08 Holltnger avenue. The servtces were conducted at 6.30 pm.. Monday. by Rev. Heinonen. and the body was interned at the Timmins Cemetery. Born in Estonia. on July 30th. 1865. the deceased has been a restdent of this town for the past fifteen years. She was 77 years. 10 months. and 12 days, old. at the time of her death. One daughter and son-tn-law sur- vive her. Mr. and Mrs. John Torn. of Funeral Services Conducted Monday for Mrs. Erlkow . Songstress 86 KC "Lu PAGE FIVE