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Mrs. Wm. W. Sivunen, Mrs. Hanna Kestila, Mrs. Rachel Leivo, Saul Leivo, Andrew and Helmi Heino, Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Utriainen and childâ€" Kaistila, =»Mi. and Mrs. George Jansâ€" son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rino Laamanen, Miss Lauta Laamanen, Ida and Eileen Rintala, John Nikumaa, Mr. and Mrs. Aku Korhonen, K. E. Pihlaja fsmily, Lauri Salo family, Mr. and Mrs. L. Maynen family, Kalliokosâ€" ki family, Mrs. Fanny Wuorli, Mr. and Miss Lea J. C. Heinonen, Miss Vera M. Heinonen, Rev. A. I. Heinonen, Mr. and Mrs. Veikko Ryhanen, Miss Hilja Ryhanen, Henry Ryhanen, Mrs. Annie Peterson, â€" Ruben Peterson, Armas Joki, V. J. Lehtinen, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hinkkuri and children, Mr. and Mrs. V. Rekela and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. Aaltonen, Matti Riskula, Aarne Those who contributed to the birthâ€" dya gifts were: Mr. and Mrs. Helge Nashlund and children; Mrs. Irene Kylounnen; Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Horester, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Towers and children; Mr. and Mrs. Leivo P. Punkari and children; Mr. and Mrs. Tauno Flink and Lois; Kauko A. P. Heinonen, Miss Ellie T. A. Heinonen, After service, the Rev. Helnonen presexnted, on behalf of the fellowâ€" pioneers and their descendants and friends, to Mrs. Kyllonen a well filled purse of money and other birthday gifts. Mrs. Kyllonen thanked her friends for the great surprise birthday party and the birthday gifts received. She also told some of her very interâ€" esting ‘experiences during those early pioneer days at Copper Cliff, Victoria Mines (later Mond Mines), Louise Twp., Sudbury, Cobalt, South Porcuâ€" pine and Timmins. @ Mrs. Anna â€" Katarina Kylloxen, daughter of Mikko Piirainen and his wife Kustaava, nee Kulkkinen, was born on the 7th day of April, 1877, at Kuhmoniemi, Oulu Province, Finlaxnd. Sne came to Canada from Oulu durâ€" ing 1899 through New York. Copper Cliff was her first place of residence in Canada. She married John Petre Kyllonen no June 24th, 1900, at Copâ€" per Cliff, where they resided during their first year. Next they moved to Victoria Mines (Mond Mines), where they lived the next ten years. During 1911 they came to Cobalt. During November of the same year Mr. Kylâ€" lonen came to Timmins, and on Dec. Ist, Mrs. Kyllonen followed him by rail to the end of the railroad at South Porcupine. Here "Pete" met her and took her by sleigh the rest of the journey to Timmins, where Pete had built an oneâ€"room house on Balâ€" sam St. This was the first housc% Bbuilt on the entire Balsam St. at that time. On the present Algonquin Boulevard fourâ€"foot high stumps were still standâ€" ing. During 1911 there were only three Finnishâ€"speaking families in Timmins: Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kinnari, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mikkolaâ€"Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Koski, in addition to the Kyllonen family. From the parâ€" ents of those four families only Mrs. J. P. Kyllonen and Mrs. Frank Mikâ€" kolaâ€"Nelson, now of Schumacher, live today. Mrs. Kyllonen was one of the original members and most active workers of the Finnish Presbyterian Church, and, after church union, of the Finnish United Church. The Reverend A. I. Heinonen, the minister of those plonsers of 34 years ago, and now of their children and grandchildren, conducted a short service of worship in the same place where he, on the 12th day of Dec. 1913, conducted the first Finnish service in Timmins and administered the sacraâ€" mxat of baptism to Senja Linea Kylâ€" lonen, theâ€"first white baby born in Timmins, and to her brother, Urho Reino Kyllonen, and to Hilma Lily Kinnari, ‘daugzshter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kinnari. In his short Easter sermon on "The Love of God", made also a few references to the people and to conditions of thirtyâ€" four years ago in Timmins and all over New Ontario. On Sunday, April 6th, from 1 to 6 p.m. some Finnishâ€"speaking pioneers from Louise Township, Copper Cliff, Sudbury, â€" Cobalt, South Poreupine, Schumacher, Timmins and other farming and mining communities of the district, gathered with three genâ€" erations of friends for 2x informal reâ€" union to celebrate the seventieth birthday of Mrs. Anna Kyllonen, of 5 Balsam St. North, Timmins. It was surprise birthday party planned and arranged by fellowâ€"members, adherâ€" exants and friends of the FPinnish Unâ€" ited Church of the district. _ Mrs. Kyllonen beamed with delight seeing so many of her friends gathered to honour her on the eve of her birthday. Surprise Party Held For Finnish Pioneer hunter, Francis Murray, Mose Greer, Jimmy Fraser, Xeill Pooley. da Ross, Vercnica Shants, Joyce Eliot, Sheila Koran, Beverley Shantz:. Front row, left to right: â€" Bernard Youlten, â€" Omer J.afantaine, right: Jeannine Morin, Naney MceNeil, Helen Channen, Hilâ€" Very celourful and full of e feaâ€" Icft to of after spending the weekend with relâ€" atives and friends in Noranda... and children, Mr.â€"and‘+Mrs.. K. Lakanâ€" en, Mr. and Mrs Imari Bchroder Miss Viesti® Schroder, : Mrâ€" a,ml Mrs Victor Ristimaki and chilqm ‘and : md- children, _ Mre, mm,mm ++ M Sandra Kalllo, Mr. and. Mis. : Mr. and Mrs. F’rankeMa ae «2 kola, Mrs. Hulda. Leiho. "“Joh'n and and Tyyne Maki, Nels Aho, P. Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Laakso, Mr.: and Mrs. K. A. Merikallioâ€" and children, Mr and Mrs. V Lehto and children, Mrs. Rimmi and family,; Mr. and ‘Mrs. John West and childrén‘ and .grandâ€" children, Y. Himanka, Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin and children, Mr. and Mrd.-J Viitaniemi. and tamlly, ax\d Mys. Reino Lehtinen and chlidren,; Mr:‘ and She arrived in town Monday evening to attend the> fungerdl ~oOf her. late father, Wilson Lang, well: known busâ€" iness man. Mrs. Cappy Harringgpn, (nee . Cappy Lang) of Ottewa‘ls visiting her mother Mrs. Wiilson Lang, 83 >‘Toke ‘street. for Toronte where she is> employed after spending the Easter. holidays. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Macinnis, 60 Kent avenue. Rev. Dr. Aitken, Mrs, Aitken :and family have left for Wilishurs, OQQarxo where they will take up usldcnce Miss Kay MacInunis left â€" Monday for Toronto where she is+ employed Miss Rymer,. nnrse-tp-bré.lnâ€" SDer beeame the bride of Henry Joseph ! . Qushing son of Mr. and Mrs. ing at the Royal . Victorig jm,;u Montreal, has rétlirned to resyme‘ her studies a nding. the :lagt : three weeks vislz‘.pfier! parents,: Mr.* and : Mrs.: D. Rymer, . street, ‘The bride, given in marriage by her father, »wore: a wool dressmakerâ€" suit â€"An â€"»pearl ~gtey ~with blueaccessortes.," Her hat. of black straw was carlanded L‘"E‘fi-anh Mr. and Mys. Bernard Lalondg, Nicoa, and Jean Lalonde: of ~Oochrane: are* visiting relatives and friends in the district. â€"Myrs. Cliff Mahzle has reéturned ""a'fter visiting relatives and friends for‘ the last severa) weeks in London, Ontario. Toronthb affer| spendjhg the} 1 idays at the Hometof ‘her: pa and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan. 106 Miss Nola Galbrgith is visiting at her home in Spring Bay, Mapitoulin Miss Peggy Willisths hnas geturned to Toronto after spending the ‘Easter holidays‘ with her parents, Mr.> and Mrs. Tommy Williams, Pine street N. Mrs.: D. R,ymer, 116 Jl‘amm'acf street. Miss Ax\ne Sulllvan has ret ed to Toronth after|spending: the} . holâ€" idays at the Hometof ‘her: par ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan. 106‘ 'I‘flmarack streetâ€" â€" 6 n t t ul i t o h d oo d A quiet ‘but pretty wedding was solâ€" bu.s.:;;ihe';m-tl Mrs. James,. .. Jetumed ; to . emnized on Saturday ‘afterndon} in Church of ‘the Ns her home after spending a ‘upnfiide!:â€" Athe. rectory of :the Church of the Naâ€" ‘the *h‘bldmg' of ‘theil able period . réceiving\ medicd Atreatâ€" Aivity when: June ~Gibbs "Webber With Airs. D. : ment in1 Toronto. _ daughter of â€"Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Webâ€" 4. _ _ _ C028 0 Miss Ella MacKenzie: has> rpeturned Luuul.y, Lvu- _A ‘aad chlidren,, t. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Plummer have taken up residence in Mo:xteith, St. Matthew‘s Church was the setâ€" ting on April 2 for a quiet but pretty wedding when Margaret McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mays, Barrie, Ontario, was united in marâ€" riage to Alvin Henry Plummer, son of ithe. late Mr. and Mrs. Heary .Plumâ€" merâ€"of Monteith. Rev. R. A. Chidâ€" ‘wick officiated at the ceremony. Mrs. A. E. Huyton was Ekroomsman. +After the ceremony a dinner and reâ€" ception for the immediate family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huyton, 14 Patricia Boulevard. Out of town guests at the wedding Included Mrs. T. Mays, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. G. Chritchley, Norman and Erma Chritchley, Swastika, and Jack and Ted McDonald, Monteilth. The bride wore a smart two piece suit of grey with matching halo hat trimmed with a large white flower and misted in veiling. Her corsage was of pink roses and forgetâ€"meâ€"nots. Mrs. A. E. Huyton, as matron of honor wore a fashionable twoâ€"piece suit of brown with pink and brown accessories and corsage of yellow roses and daffodils. Out of town guest at the wedding was Miss Irene McCallister, Cochrane:; A cablegram of congratulation was reâ€" ceived ‘by the young couple from the bride‘s grandfather in England... Gifts to the attendants included slipâ€" pers to the groomsman and a pair of earrings to the bridesmaid. The young couple have taken up residence on McLeod street. Prior to her marriage the. bride was entertained by Mrs. W. Johnnson, Miss Betty ‘Williams, Miss Joy Webber and Mrs. P. Masters, After the ceremony a wedding dinâ€" ner was held at the G.V. Hotel and later in the evening a reception was held in the Hollinger Hall. The bride‘s mother received, wearing an afternoon dress of flowered silk jersey in mauve and white with brown accessories and crosage of red roses. The groom‘s mother alsoâ€"received,. wore an .afterâ€" noon dress of black crepe trimnied with blue and black accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations and mauve sweetpeas. Assisting at the reâ€" ception were Mrs. P. Masters, aqunt of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnâ€" son. ‘The bride, given in marriage by her Afather, »wore a ~wool dressmakerâ€" suit v+in â€"»pearl ~grtey ~with ~blueaccessortes.‘ Her hat, of black straw was garlanded with blue flowers, and the veil, falling â€" shoulder length, was edged with simiâ€" lar flowers. Her corsage was red roses and white carnations and she wore the gift of the groom, a single strand of pearls with matching earâ€" rings. idGent; idexat; presid vice p elected Mrs. 4 Mrs. : appoir Mrs. F Mrs. Mrs . ~Frank Cushing, brother ofâ€" the groom, was best maxn. . Miss Joy Webber, was her sister‘s bridesmaid and chose for the occagion a wool suit pale blueâ€" with pink flowered hat and black accessoxles and corsage of pink roses. + Plummerâ€"McDonald _iGent; Mrs. D. Carlin, ifirst viee presâ€" q ~ Adenxnt; Mrs R,. Potvin, seccmd vice p *~president;‘ Mrs. E. O‘Gorman, third J vice Mrs. E. McAlendin, reâ€" elected as corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. Andrews, recording secretary; . Mrs. H. See, treasurer. .â€"Gounciliers appointed ‘include Mrs. A. E. ‘Gentile, Mrs. E. J. Banning, Mrs. R. J. McGee, Mrs.. A. Sweet, Mrs. A. Dorschner, Mrs.> J. O‘Connor, Mrs. J. Carnovale / and Mrs. W. E. VanRassel. . A very, complete and highly satisâ€", tt factory xeport. was <presented | by .. Mrs’ D Fox and Mrs. D._E. Burnet read bh] _4 A T *J ; un . k Mr. Archie, Gilliw is 111 in 8St. Mary 8 Hospital with â€"pneumonia. Pattern 4619; in ‘sizes 2.54,. 6, and : 8. Size â€"6, frock, :1% yards 35 inch 2 3% yards eyeet lace Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) inâ€" colnps (stamps cannot . be accepted) for this pattern Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER. Send: your order to Porcupine Adâ€" vance, Timming. Sne‘ll be sweet as sugar in this pretty dres ‘with :‘ eyelet ruffl Let her butâ€" ton <herself+ into Pattern 4019.â€" Make the ‘sun‘tanâ€" version for© playtime. Comfy panties included. past " year. "He also paid ~pagiculan tribul;e ‘to‘ the two ladies who epared; the:annual reports. The new executive: are scehiduled to hold a mem;mg atâ€" the hongt of Mrs. J. Gavan in the near. futurefo appoint theâ€"various conveners. : Rev. J. R.. O‘Gaorman,. chaplain Afi the CMWL. attended : the meeting praised the members of the largeamâ€" ount of work :accomplished durig the: nominating committee, ‘the following were elected .office ‘for ‘the ‘farthâ€" coming term.. Mrs.._P. .B. Nolan, presâ€" Mrs. PresitGient Catholic Women‘s League ‘on N’S PAGE * . _\ q Gervais, sisterof the bride, ‘ iand Mrp 4 Vaillancourt .were bridesâ€" ; maids ) d\their gowns of, pink and ‘yelloynet respectively were fashioned ‘ they , wore matching . shoulâ€" ‘â€" ~Geriength veils\held to their heads | ; flowers, Th ir were of rnations. and adils. ; _4 Levis Gervais was>\groomsman and j the, ushers, were Theo Noel and Lawâ€" â€"renge, Vaillancourt. out of town guest at the wedding was Mrs. L. Vallier, Ramore, aunt of the groom. ersa, was the setting recently for the marriage of Lois Jeannette Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shefner B. Moore, and Peter Stuart Grant, Montâ€" real,> son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Grant, New Liskeard. St. Paul‘s United Church at New Liskeard, decorated with Spring flowâ€" In a biush pink satin gown with front panel of lace, the bride .was given in marriage by her father. She worea single strand of pearls, and carried a bouquet of cream and pink roses and bouvardia. Mrs. J. M. Grant, matroxn of honor, Miss Mary Farlinger and Miss Mary Armstrong, bridesmaids, were gowned alike in silver blue satin brocade with matching tulle illision Juliet caps. The matron of honor carried a bouâ€" quet of yellow roses and sweet peas and the bridesmaid carried red roses. Robert Cross, Ottawa, was best man and J. M. Grant, Ronald Stevens, Hugh Grant and Douglas Moore ushâ€" After the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride‘s home, where Mrs. Maore received in an afternoon dress of rose crepe with flowered hat and cargage of cream roses. The groom‘s mether, who also received, wore a grey crepe ensemble and corsage of pink roses. Gifts to the attendants included gold filled crosses and chains to the maid of honor and bridesmaids, a wallet and"diamond socks to the groomsman and ushers. After, the ceremony a reception w.As held, at\the home of the bride‘s parâ€" ents, whern£g Mrs. Noel received wearing an dress of black and white crepe, ‘blaak\- accessories and corsage of, white camatipons. Mrs. Gervais, aunt of, the groom, also received, and wore an afternoon dress of flowered crepe, a hat of white and black straw and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs, O. iPortelance and Mts. A. Larâ€" ocque poured tea at the reception and Mrs. N. DelGuidice and Mrs. A. Monâ€" ette assisted with serving. Later, the young couple left for a. trip to Ottawa and other points east.. For ravelling the bride wore a blue gabardine suit, a hat of black felt trimmed with cerise and blue ribbon and black accessories. Rev.â€"W. C. Kitto officiated at the ceremony. The couple will â€"reside in Montreal after their wedding trip. tsleeves Yormirig points ‘over ;fi’ ‘The‘ekirt Wwas very full aml in Jong Seradéful foltis ‘to ‘the ‘fl Her veil "Of white ‘net was caught t in a heartâ€" ‘shaped headaress and #‘° carried a ésscade ‘of iOalla PPh° also wore ithe igift Of the igroony ° PSAY! braceâ€" ‘16t ‘wet ‘With rhiriest â€" Miis Raymonde ‘ ‘of ~honor ‘and ‘satin, ‘styled wi ‘"Heart meckline xrlere, was maid Aa gown of blue fitted torso, sweetâ€" d bouffant skirt. A vell of \ blue net fell hA of blue flowers and bouquet of pink carnaâ€" w "she ‘oarried/" *tions. / Rev. ‘C.â€"~E. Therrlault officiated at ‘the ‘céremony and the wedding music was played by Mrs. ‘P. Piche. Duri ‘the signing of the register Miss Agar% ‘Chnuttrfand Sarig "Ave ‘Maria‘". A "Phe ‘britle, ‘given ‘in marriace -mer Hauther, was ‘radfant ‘Ih ‘ha ‘gownh ‘Of / l“ watin ‘anda nfiet fasnioned with a x uldâ€" ‘seU ‘Bodice <of ‘satin with sneaf‘"t8bt Agalfist un ‘aitar bariked with Easter lilies, daffodiis, ‘various bouquets of other ‘Bpririg ‘flowers and lghted canâ€" diés, ‘Eucy ‘Noé!, ‘daughter of Mr. and Mts. °T. ‘Noe!l, was ‘United in marriage to Bret Kelly, son ‘Of Wr. and Mrs. J. <of Vinton, Quebec, in ‘Notre Dame â€"«de <Lourdes Church on Monday morning. Grantâ€"Moore e, ‘given ‘in marriace ‘by‘:©" ; Tadfant Th ‘a gown ‘os Et fashiohed with a x‘-’"‘d‘ Ir satin with ng points ‘over e o Â¥as very ful and -;{m long ids ‘to ‘the 10q Her ve!l t was caughnt t in a heartâ€" addaress and e carried a ‘Oalla liMes, also wore igro6 a pearl braceâ€" ‘rhinést 4 imonae ‘ friere, was maid a gown of blue fitted torso, sweetâ€" nd bduffant skirt. A veil of\blue net fell of blue flowers and Bob O‘PDonnell, 34 Fourth avenue, Schumacher, â€" has â€" returned â€" after spending the weekend at North Bay. Deeply regreted by the members oJ the club is the departure â€"of Mrs. R:; Wales who left on Sunday for Eagâ€" land. Mrs. Wales was a valued memâ€" ber of the club but all the ladm wigh her and her family much and stecess in their native s Those menb included, Mro. J. Ralph, Mrs, E. Read, Mrs. R. Wales, Mrs, L. Bxter. Mrs. J, Trevethan, Mrs. D. Allen, Mrs, W. P. Benne Mts. G. Moore and Mrs, C. Pennie. The ladies spent the evening knitâ€" ting squaresa for an afghan to be turnâ€" in, when scompleted to the Red Shield. Mrs. T. Gay highlighted the evening with a number of piano selections, fol» lowing which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess: Mrs. J. Drew, 65 Cherry street was hostes to members of the Beaver Club when they met during the weekend for their regular meeting. prayer. Mrs, J Drew Hostess To Members Of Beaver Club /Plans were made to hold a tea and bake saie to be held in the Legion hall toâ€"morrow commeneing at 2 pm. Mamheu gliso dnctdcd that two dfle- D : Federation Pr. Gillies of Toronto is visiting at flmul?f___ the home of his brother and sisterâ€"in« The regular Ameeting of the Dames law Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gillies, 13 of St. Anthony‘s Cath® james avenue. in the parochial hall a good attendance of meniblers. _/ j f Mr. aad Mrs. Ed Thur and family "'iz.‘“%l’ -'Ing opened with the yesterday for Ottawa where they Th f of Ub‘fl)y”’:;i "gg::fdu ':’! :h": ‘m will take up residence. Mr. Thur havy» i‘d ussion was held about the work jJoined the staff of the "Ottawa plished by the Jadies for the Citizen." moxnth was held and this proved be highly satisfactory. _ _ _ | 44 gates should be sent to the annual convention Which will be held. in Ottawa April 24+25, After the business sessipn the meetâ€" ing was brought to a close with a Comfortable Rooms Excellent Service FRANK KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumacher HOTEL _ "The House of Hospitality" Oke‘ Horcimine Abduance 219 Algonguin Blvd. E. Let Us Help Make Your Wedding A Success m with Request the honour of your presence at the marriage and reception of their Daughter Captain William W. Friday eveping, August Twentyâ€"thi 3t Four Twoentyâ€"one Walnut St, A Wide Sclection to Choose Wrain | _ . and Mrs. James Barton WEDNESDAY Afternoon 2 till 3.30 Public Skating Evening 8.30 p.m. Public Skating GRAY COACH LINES $7.00 (tox inctoseq $12.60 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY Phone 101â€" 2 â€" 3 _LEAVE NORTH BAY 10 4.30p.m. 11.30p.m. TUESDAY Reserved For Skating Club at Eight O‘clock .__FRIDAY SKATING CARNIVAL SATURDAY SKATING CARNIVAL Club SUNDAY Weekâ€"End Skating Club MUNDAY 8.30 p.m. Public Skating 35 prige eack way THURSDAY SEKATING CARNIVAL Afternocoon Evening (Standard Time) y se