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up residence on Second Ave. Miss Marge Tomkinson, Poplar St., left last week for a holiday at San Diego, Calif. prior to rejoining the American professional figure Skating show "Ice Cycles" in September. Miss Muriel Thompson, RN., Regina, spent a few days visiting Mrs. Fied Davidson, Bank of Commerce Apts.; Mrs. W. B. Sparks, Railroad St.; and Mrs. W. White, T:immins. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Verbik, Pine St, |eft for a Nipissin Mrs. Leslie Ellis and family, Third Ave., left this week for a holiday ‘n Toronto. Janet Malkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Malkin, First Ave., left Monâ€" day for a holiday at Camp Waskesiu, Barber‘s Bay. Mr. and Mrs. C. Woods and son Jimmie Second Ave., have returned from a motor trip to Peterborough and other points. 4* sen and daugnlerâ€"Inâ€".@a@W, _ and Mrs. Dick Anderson, First Ave. Mr. and Mtrs. Stokeley and daughâ€" ter of London, Ont., motored up to spend a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Anderson, First Ave. . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Biggs and family, FPifth Ave., are holidaying at Musâ€" Mrs. Ken Adamson and daughter Anne of Belle Terre is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chatson, Pirst Ave., and Mr and Mrs. Dave Bennett, Fifth Ave. 44 t E64 t t# 4 Joan Gran Mr. and Mrs. had the mis: of rock while other girls shoulder last was taken to Joan Grant Fractures Shoulder amilly, MCLl urned from ind Martint Mrs. Ander NWednesday t Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie of FPoreâ€" most, Tlita., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bennett, Fifth Ave. Mr. MacKenzie is a brother of Mrs. Bennett‘s and the last time he visited Schumacher was in 1912 when he was enroute to Montreal to board a liner for a visit in Glassgsow. Mr. MacKenzie wWas mach s1¢ Visits Schumacher After 34 Years Daily Service on Roll Film Developing 1€ MI n W I T 1 ts ANDERSON‘S STUDIO MeLELLAN‘S Cor,. Second Pine St Schumacher surpt These firms will serve you best! Grocery and Meat Market PHONE 770 Vea ind M Mclnt: Schumacher, Ont. _| Irue Community Spirit | Ensures Carnival Success News From SCHUMACHER 1] 11 Ma1 earâ€"old daughter of CGirant, Second Ave., _ to fall on plece ig in her yard with ractured her right dlay evening,. Joan ry‘s Hospital where r a few days. s a brother of Mrs. last time he visited 10912 when he was i1 to board a liner Mr. MacKenzie e growth of Schuâ€" ast time he visited celey and daughâ€" motored up to visiting Mr. and Thomas arrived oliday with her law. Mr. and Urquhart and rty, have reâ€" _ Peterborough It is 23 yvears since Mr. Cremin left England and Mrs. Petrillo, an English war bride, arrived recently in New York to join her husband, who was a memâ€" ber of the United States Army Air Corps. ‘This is the first time the brother and sister have met in the 23 years. Mrs. R. L. Petrillo, of Brooklyn, New York, is visiting her brother and sisterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs.. Cremin, Third Ave. Brother And Sister Meet After 23 Years A splendid program has been arâ€" ranged with all sorts of sports for young and old. The musical ice show will be held in the evening at the MciIntyre Arena, and don‘t forget the round and square dancing in the gym after the ice show. The ladies of Trinity United Church will be in charge of the catering at the field. Monday, Aug. 5, is McIntyre Pield Day. Everybody is wishing for the weather to be at its best so that "Mr. and Mrs. Miner" and family will have a grand time: at the McIntyre Park. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Hope For Sunshine Mrs. Wilf Robson and daughter, Nellie, Fourth Ave., visited Mr. and Gecrtge Wallace at the Dome during the weekend. A former reâ€" sident of Schumacher, Wallace has just arrived from Fort Erie to join her husband and take up residâ€" ence at the Dome Mines. Cpl. Glyn Thomas, RCAFP., recently arrived from overseas on the "Ggorâ€" gic‘, is visiting friends in Schumacher. Stanley Robson of Sudbury is visitâ€" ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Robsen, Fourth Ave. Mr. and Mrs,. Arnold Smith left Wednesday for Ottawa after visitâ€" ing Mrs. Smith‘s brother and sisterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Stewart, Fourth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have just returned frem the Canadian Emâ€" bassy in Moscow where Mr. Smith served as secretary of the Embassy for three yvears. Martin Urquhart, McIntyre Proper and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Urquha has recently returned from oversf service. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cripps, 1: by car last wesk for Cornwall whe they will take up residence. wlaÂ¥arence Cameron, Railroad St., a sor.. The Mcintyre Band urder the direcâ€" t‘on of Lieut. J. W. Lomas gave another of their series of outdoor broadcasts Sunday evening in front of the Conrâ€" munity Building. The weather was fine and a large number atiended and enjoyed the music. Mrs. James Urquhart and son, Mr. Linden Urquhart of Martintown, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Myrs. "The House of Hospitality" t PP l "“OQOWWQ l lt l lt +LD thede RP; Mrs. James Johnston, Toronto, spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frink McWhinnie, Second Ave. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Perks (Beaâ€" trice Gillan) and daughter Dianne and Linda, of Windsor, are visiting friends in Timmins and Schumacher. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Stiles and dangkâ€" ters are holidaying at Toronto and other poin‘(s. Bornâ€"Thursday, July 25, Mary‘s Hospital, to Mr. an Clarence Cameron, Railroad St Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kellar and w Robbie., Korson Block, Pirst Ave., }e turned Sunday from a holiday at Ste. Marie by car for a holiday other points. FRANK KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumacher Comfortable Rooms PEARL LAKE HOTEL Excellent Service Norman Cripps, loft for Cornwall where ) â€"residence. July 28, in | ) Mr. and M Toronto and The bride‘s mother received the guests wearing a turquoise crepe dress with a corsage of carnations. The ‘ groom‘s mothker wore a grey crepe dress with a corsage of carnations. The young couple will reside in Miss Mary Banich, escorted by Mike Yurjevic, wore a gown of mauve net w‘th headdress of mauve flowers and matching veil. _ She carried a noseâ€" gay of assorted flowers. Miss Anne Butkovich, escorted by | George Pecanic, wore a gown of pink and ‘"Because‘". Rev. Father McManus officiated, The bride wore a lovely gown of French lace over heavy white satin. A coronet beaded with pearls and rhinestonés formed a headdress for her long veil. She carried a bouquet of white roses and babies breath with streamers of white satin. Mrs. Frank Klisanich, wore a lovely gown of pale blue creéepe made on princess lines with deep neckline. She wore a small flowered hat with pink veiling and carried a bouquet of deep red roses. wore a flowered hat of blue angd pink flowers and carried a nosegay of mixed folwers. The little flower girls were Marilyn Kremisic and Rose Ribick of Sudbury. Marilyn wore a long dress of peach and green si‘k with matching hat and Rose wore a long blue ‘dress with blue flowered hat. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Croation Hall, Schumachâ€" The ushers were John Movesie, Emilé Klisanich, George Pecanic, Mike Zuryevich, Joe Zkalcevic, John Kapâ€" ko. M‘ss Eney Fregonese presided at the organ and Mary Banich sang "Ave and ‘"Because‘". Rev. Father McManus officiated. The bride wore a lovely gown of Miss Jean Blahey, escorted by Mr. J. Zkalcevic, wore a floorâ€"length gow!1 of pale blue net, a headdress of blue flowers and short veil. _ She carried a nosegay of assorted flowers. Miss Anne Holjevac, escorted by Emile Klisanich, wore a gown of lime green crepe with sweetheart neckline. . She wore a small hat with lime flowers and short veil and earried a nosegay of summer flowers. matching veil. _ She carried a noseâ€" gay of assorted flowers. Miss Anne Butkovich, escorted by George Pecanic, wore a gown of pink net with matching lace. She wore A small hat of pink flowers and pink net and carried a nosegay of summer flowers. The bridesmaids were Misses Anne Holjevac, Dragica Kramaric, Matry Banick, Jean Blahsy, Anne Jurkovich and Anne Butkovich. er Miss Dragica Kramacic, escorted by Bill Krajacich, wore a gown of blue chiffon and lace, with a small flowerâ€" ed hat of pink and blue flowers and matching blue net. She carried a nosegay of mired flowers. Mrs. Frank Klisanich was matron of honor and Mr. Frank Klisanich was groomsman. The. second groomsman was Mr. Joe Zkalcevic, brother of the groom. St. Alohonsus Parish Church, Stchuâ€" macher, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Sunday afterncon, when Mary Sertick of Toronto became the bride of Matt Zkalcevic of Timmins. Mike Zkalcevie Weds Toronto Girl But no matter how great the cash reurns will be nothing can alter the fact that in South Porcupine the good that one club has done is recognized, and the old saying "what toucheth all must be looked to by all" was more fully demonstrated. On Saturday evening a program was Therefore the Carnival was a sucâ€" cess. It may be that next year the affair will have better financial returns, because there is always a great outâ€" lay when such a thing as this is started. But while members of the club worked together for the good of the community, they were rnot alone. The firemen in a body, in uniform, were there helping at the various operations. Members of the Catholice Women‘s League and Catholic Men‘s Club memâ€" bers of the Anglican W.A., and their rector, members of the Canadian Legion and Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion, members of the W.A. of the United Church, the Eagle Scouts, almost every organization in town was represented, not working each in a separate booth for the benefit of themselves, but mixed up side by side, going hot and strong for one thing, helping toward the betterment of their community. They set up the booths where games of skill drew the crowds night after night; bought the prizes and materials for the refreshment booths. The Club is very satisfied with the financial results, but should be very happy to rote that the true mearing of their club has taken hold and been on exhibition for all to see. The Carnival was a success. The Kiwanis sponsored it. They got busy and set up the merryâ€"goâ€"round which kept children happy and which was filled to capac ty whenever it was operated. The true community spirit for which South Poreupine is noted shone forth in greater effulgence than has ever been known in South Poreupine durâ€" ing the past thirty years of residence during the three days ending last week when the Kiwanis Summer Carnival was held in the local arena. Town Organizations Unite In Working For Kiwanis Club‘s Entertainment Mrs. Don Fames of Toornto is the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Fell, at their summer cottage at Barbers Bay. Mrs. Alec McIsaac of Toronto has left for home after visiting her daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Ray Rogers. Mrâ€" and Nirs. I:I. Montrose returned from Windsor and Harrow on saturâ€" day after two weeks‘ vacation. Their sons, Neil them. .A d hh t c h t Miss Anne Sullivan has returned from holiday in Toronto, Ottawa, and other points. Mrs. Clara Melville, who has been on hoilday in Toronto and Creemore, has returned to her home in Dome Extension. Mrs. R. Albrect of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luhta of Bruce Ave. Mr. and Mrs. "Buck" Thomas of Torâ€" onto left for home this morning after visiting their many friends in the camp. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ciement . oL Ottawa, who attended the Clementâ€" Williams wedding on Saturday, reâ€" turned home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sullivan are spendâ€" inz two weeks in Toronto. They were accompanied by Miss Mary Sullivan, who has been in town visiting her brother. 1 *# T Â¥20 Dr. and Mrs. L. H. DUIKIM o1 onto are guests of their daughter, Mrs. Nick Toderan of 57 William Ave. Mr. Dave Kochler left on Thusrday to meet the bride he married in Holâ€" land while overseas. After spending some time visiting his parents in southampton they will take up resiâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS ONTARIO Miz. Helen Guziak of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heikkala. With her are her two daughâ€" ters, Katherine and Marlene. Mrs. DeVore of Detroit is visiting her mother, Mrs. N. Klinga, and her sister, Mrs. R. Mansfield. Mrs. Laura Hill, who has been visitâ€" ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luhta of Bruce Ave., left on Saturday for her home in Sudbury. Chief McInnis is back from attending the Police Chief‘s Convention held at St. John‘s N.B., and reports the conâ€" vention as one Oof the best he has attended. Mrs. John Ford and three daughters left today for Marathon, Ont., where they will visit for a month with Mrs. Ford‘s sister, Mrs. Leonard Veats. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morgan left for a few days holiday on Saturday in North Bay. e Mesrs. Clarence Anderson, Stan Garâ€" diner and Milas Clark, members of the local Kiwanis Club, are in North Bay attending the inauguration of the new Kiwan‘s Club just established in that city. The congregation picnic of St. Paul‘s Anglican Church will take place on Aug. 14, at the Buffalo An‘kerite Beach. Mrs. C. H. Mack with daughter Eveâ€" lyn and granddaughter, have returned from a holiday in North Bay. Mr. Wm. Blair and Miss Mary Still 6f Montreal are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jock McCurdie. Walter Larsen of St. Catharines is visiting his mother, Mrs. Nelson, on Bloor Ave. Mr. Harry Anderson of Main St. left this week to visit in Winnipeg and Vancouver. nreésented under the auspices of Chick Abramson. The performers, who were given hearty applause, included Peter Boychuk‘s Hawalian orchestra, "Uncle Art" and his Porcupine Ridgeâ€"runners, "Frankie" and his accordian. Members of the Association of Canaâ€" dian Ukrainians of Timmins, folk dances; William Moroz, Mandolin acâ€" compan‘ment; Helen Synus, solos; Kay Smook, pianist; The three Dasovich sisters; Stella Skyhar, soloist. A doorâ€"prize was offered each night. On the last evening over 1500 people bought tickets for the raena. Details of the wedding of Peggy Joyce, youngest daughter of Mr. an Mrs. A. Wetmore, 216 Spruce St. Nogtl1, Timmins, and Leslie Lampkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lampkin, 24 Fourth Ave., Schumacher, are given on Page 3 of this issue. Lampkin â€" Wetmore Wedding Floral Designs Wedding Bougquets Wm. E. Jamieson! Florist % 108 Golden Ave., 8. Porcupine Potted Plants Cut Flowers DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENT S Phone 835 SsOUTH PORCUPINE sSOUTH PORCUPINE and Wilburn, accompanied J. L. Clement . of ided the Clementâ€" on Saturday, reâ€" McLeanâ€"On July 31, to Mr. and Mrs. John McLean of Porcupine, a daughter. Whiddenâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Augusâ€" tus Whidden, on July 31, a daughter. BIRTHS AT HOME Smithâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of 38 Powell Ave., a son, on July 31. Gazeâ€"To Mr. and Mrs, John Gaze of 118 Eim St. South, Timmins, daughter on July 31. Hedley Varker and two children have arrived home from Dayton, Ohis, and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Varker. At the weekly whist drive at the Moose Hall on Tuesday evening prizeâ€"winners were Mrs. Fedor, Mrs. R. C. Mitchell, and Mrs. Coott. Mrs, Webb won the mystery prize and the door prize of $15 was won by Bert Harvey. Euchre next week. BORN IN PORCUPINE GENERAL HOSPITAL Russelâ€"To Mr. and Mrs, George Russell of Hoyvle, a daughter, on July 26. ' Moenahanâ€"On July 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Monahan of Porcupine, a son. Kenneyâ€"T‘o Kenney a son day). Mr. Reg. G. Vaughn returned this week from an extended vacation in Hamilton, Windsor, and other points. Mr. Foster Langdon and Mr. and Mtrs. Elias Langdon of Flint, Mich., with their two children have left for home after spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Varker. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dye left on Thursday for Ottawa and other points. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Davis of the Dome left on Thursday for holiday in points south. Pighinâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Pighin of 147 Rae Ave., on July 31, a son. Mrs. J. Doran is spending a few days in Haileybury at the home of her son, Hubert. one man paid $10 and costs for having liquor, and two speeders were each fined. At Tuesday‘s short police court, four drunks were charged. Three paid fines the fourth took ten days in jail. Four Drunks Dealt With In Police Court Here SOUTH PORCUPINE MERCHANTS C\ F8 * 41}7 LADIES CHILDREN‘S WEAR 77 Bruce Ave 5 * * * 458 S * 45 5 44 T 4 44 %% 4# MAKINEN DRY GOODS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (passed away the same Clearing Women‘s Summer Dresses and â€"Shoes South Porcupine DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT 737 Main St., 94 Golden Ave $ SOUTH PORCUPINE The United Church of South Porâ€" cupine was the scerne of a very pretty wedding on Saturday afternoon when two young people of the town were joined in holy matrimony by Rev. R. J. Scott. Clementâ€"Wilhams Wedding Sunday Isabel Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Dome Extension became the bride of Wallace E. Cleâ€" ment, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W,. Cleâ€" ment of South Porcupinge. The bride was lovely in a wedding gown of white moive silk, with bouffant skirt and fitted ibodice, and her veil of white embroidered net was caught to her head with a halo of tiny white flewers. She carried a bouquet of red roses and bouvardia. Reginald Clement was best man and ushers were Bill Longworth and John Clement. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride‘s parents, Mrs, Williams receiving the guests assisted by Mrs. Clement. The former wore a flowered blue frock with hat to matech, and the latter a blue crepe twoâ€"pliece Outâ€"ofâ€"town guests included Mr, and Mrs. Dorima Bisson of Hamilton, Mts. Jacobs of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Alâ€" bert Bisson, and Aime Bisson of Smooth Rock Falls. Little Muriel Clement, the brideâ€" groom‘s sister, was sweet in a pink silk with overâ€"skirt of blue net, and carried a Victorian nosegay of sweetâ€" peas and pink roses. She was attended by Miss Lynn Beard, who was gowned in blue net with short puffed sleeves, wearing calot of blue feathers with tulle bow and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Remi Larose and Noel Massicotti were the best men. A reception at the Gauthier home followed. Mr. and Mrs. Bisson left for Smooth Rock Falls, on honeymoon later. Both couples will reside in Timâ€" min Bridesmaids â€"were Elaine Auger, gowned in pink net with shoulder lengih veil and bouquet of pink and white roses; and Secile Dubrenil, who wore dark blue net with pale blue touches and a bouquet of white roses. Remi Larose and Noel Massicotti 8t. Joachim‘s Roman Catholic Church was the scene of a double wedding on Monday morning, when Angelina and Rita Gauthier, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gauthier of 161 Crawford St., were united in marriage, Angelina to Eugene Massicotte of Timmins, and Rita to Elderic Bisson of Smooth Roc‘s Falls. Rev. Father Brouillard officiated, Both brides wore white silk jersey with long veils and carried bouquets of red roses. Double Wedding At St. Joachim‘s â€"â€" OPEN SUNDAYXS â€" Main St., | south Porcupine DON‘T LET REFRIGERATOR sHORTAGE BOTHER YOU Get your milk ICE COLD, from 117 Golden Ave., S, Porcupine Plumbing and Heating QUALITY SERVICE CL AREK‘ S Mer* », _uxton‘s Lunch for NAP HUOT News From «h PLV M BING On Monday his funeral was held from St. Joachim‘s R. C. Church with Father LaSalle officiating. One sister, residing in Chester, Penâ€" sylvania, is his only relative, and she came un to be present at his funeral. Tisdale Tenms Club Holds Tournament Present at the games on Sunday and taking part were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huggins; Mr. and Mrs. R. Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. H. McIntosh; Miss Helen Poppleton, Miss Frances Cattarello, Miss Maisie Newton, Mrs. N. McCann, Mr. J. McCurdie, Bob Childs, Irvin Brown, Bob Pearce, George Starr, Jim Legary, J. Ursulak, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Murphy, Mr. Chick Abramâ€" son, Pat Murphy, Miss Peggy McLelâ€" lan, A. Giffin and P. Hogan of the Preston East Dome Club. Tisdale Tennis Club held a social tennis interâ€"club tournament on Sunâ€" day afternoon ending in a supper at the Airport Hotel, which most of the members attended. John Szezesny of Polish birth, aged 48, was hurt while at work at the Pamour Mine on Thursday last. He failed to rally after operation and died next day. * Try The Advance Want Advertisements The club has been invited to attend the McIntyre meet of district tennis clubs on Aug. 4, and 6. He is a brothr of Mt of Timmins. Word has been received that Matthe J. Mulcahy, at one time on the sts of South Porcupine high school, w be ordained to the priesthood, < Thursday, Aug. 15 at 9 a.m. in Basil‘s Church Toronto. He will officiate at mass on Sunday Aug the Church of the G Orillia, Ont. Dies Following Injyury In Mine Matthew Muleahy Former Teacher, Will Become Pries Cables of congratulations wetre reâ€" from grandmother, unc‘les and aunts in England. From Plymouth, Kingsbridge, Barostaple and Kingsâ€" wear. suit with white accesories. < Both wore corsages of pink roses. Pouring tea were Mrs. B. Longworth and Mrs. C. H. Libby. The couple left on Surday for a honeymoon in Fort Erie and other points, the bride travelling in a pale green flannel suit with matching accessories. # 4 PHONE 285 â€" SKY BLOCK 3 .{.Brm'e Ave., South Porcupine? '. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\ * * * * %*% %% %% 3 ..:..~ SSAE t 4 * 1 HOLMES LOANS MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGES General Insurance Real Estate atch‘is first solemn ug. 18 at 11 a.m. in Guardian Angels at h set priest] 9 a.m Al Hartman , MALUNEW the staff hool, will ‘hood, on O