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play "Jeéesus Lovu us All" which was @yery well received.. They then gave a chorus with their rhythm band and singing. The +Juniors : took overâ€" w!th their fin‘m and recital of bible verses â€" "which had been part of their memory /~ «work. The children were then préâ€" f’ “aented with their certificates for atâ€" ~ ‘singâ€"song and , ;_which had be / swork. The t â€" with _ «tendance. Mha narant ‘ â€"â€" The parents adjourned to the Parâ€" hall where the handicrafts were _ «on display. The boys this year speâ€" iclalized in bird houses while the girls *had their sewing on dsplay. The "Junior girlsâ€" have completed two "beautiful quilts which hava. been ~given to the "Save the Children "Fund". o# o Thanks are extended ‘to all who Shelped make this such a success â€" ~spéecially Mrs. Rowe, primary superâ€" "intendent with â€" her_ helpers »Harry Hall, ‘calf and Mrs. Crick and Mrs. Helen ~Bawtenheimer superintendent â€"of the "Juniors and her assistants Mrs. Laing, â€" Mrs.: 0. Smith, Mrs. Miss wFlora Reed, Miss Rosemary Raymer, ~Mr. Edmundson, Mr. Hal<Smith: and; Mrs.® Mrs. Tripp,. Mrs. Metâ€" The : Porcupine General Hospitat to Mr. and Mrs. James Forrester (Norma Tario), Fourth Ave. â€" a son. ~Born â€" Sunday, July 20th in St. Mary‘s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godefroy (Agnes Robertson) 3rd, Ave., â€" a daughter. The many, friends of Eleanor Mair. Second Ave will be glad to know ; Money isn‘t everything. Inâ€" fact, operation last week. «it‘s hardly more than 90 per cent of . . :everything. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Giblin and famâ€" .f : . dly have left for their home in Torâ€" .‘; Famous last words: ‘"Honest honey onto : after spending the past two ~I sat next to a blonde on the street weeks renewing the acquaintance 6f ;car and she must have been shed_diggf’. many ofâ€"theirâ€" friends. Longley. ro LEANERS 02202282 2..0, .0 * 242829 2..9,,0 e $ .oooooooooooooooooooooooooooonooooooooo"o.ooof ooooonoonooooooooooouoooluo._ *« Rev. R. J. Scott and Rev. Morris . Were ‘joint chairmen for"the eveninig. is alike. The shrewd home owner mfithat an oil burner should provide clean ecowdl' dependable heat.....All these facâ€" tors cannot .pe, t to the PROSPECTIVE USER of oil heat begaugé many oil burners have features of similarity thagqtnay ‘give the impression that all burner construction JOHN W . FOGG LT 10e Model S. Oil Burner South Porcupine TORIDHEET 1 Lang Ave. : GIVEN FREE UPON REQUEST UPON REQUES ome owne; W“‘filat ar econogModt‘ dependable he With A that ‘ she is home from St. Mary‘s Hospital where she had an appendix operation last week. â€" Sunday, July 20th in St. Mary‘s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godefroy (Agnes Robertson) 3rd, Ave., â€" a daughter. â€"‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. P. A. Boyce, Segond e t Ave., left Thursday for a holiday at â€" The many friends of Mr. George I(mggton Cousineau, First Ave., will be glad to know he is able to be home from "‘Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown and St: Mary‘s Hospital and all extend farnily, Cedar St., have returned from him their best wishes for m speedy a holiday in Southern. Ontario. recovery. ~ Born â€""* Wednesday; July 16th‘ in The : Porcupine General Hospitat to Mr. and Mrs. James Forrester (Norma Tario), Fourth Ave. â€" a son. Markle, Third Ave., will be sorry to hear that she is ill in St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital and all extend her their best wishes for a speedy recovery. Mr. Gordon Miller of Toronto is visiting his brothers, Mr. Earl Miller, l‘lrlt Ave. ‘Miss Margaret Scullion, First Ave , } spending a vacation in Montreal. i=>:© Phone 185 The many friends of Mrs. Frank Miller, | Mrs. A. Byron, Mrs. Ben Davies, Mrs. L. Bassett and Mrs. Herb Eden, Gold Centre, were joint. hostesses, Thursday evening at a well arranged miscellaneous shower. The party was held in the Anglican Mission Hall, 1st Ave. The guest of honor was Miss Mary Hodson, Gold Centre whose marriage to Mike Kuly takes place in August. The guests enjoyed a social time. Games were played and the prize winners were, Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs. A. Dunlop, Mrs. A. Stirling. Winners in the guessing contest were, Mrs. Harry Cowden, Mrs. Archie Dunbabin and Mrs. T. Pigeon. The door prizes were won by Mrs. O. Setâ€" acci, Mrs. Richardson | and Mrs. Brough. After the games the guest of honor was presented with a large array) of beautiful gifts for which she thanked each guest. During the evening a delicious lunch was served. The following guests attendted, Mrs. Harry Cowden, Mrs. W. Pigeon, Mrs. Ernie Dunbabin, Mrs. L. Taylor, Mrs. Ira Fraser, Mrs. H. Grist, Mrs. A. Dunlop, Ms H. McCarthy, Mrs. J. Briggs, Mrs. James Stirrat, Mrs. Arâ€" chie Dunbabin, Mrs. F. Vickers, Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs. A. Stirling, Mrs. Brough, Mrs. H. Bell, Mrs. T. Perron, Mrs. James MacKenzie, Mrs. T. A. Pigeon, Mrs. M. Bugera, Mrs E Allâ€" croft, Mrs Frank McWhinnie, Mrs. Archie Pigeon, Mrs. W. Wills, Mrs. O. Setacci, Mrs. R. Fairbrother, Mrs. Sekuleck, Mrs. L. Lindberg, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. F. Setacci, Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Miss Lola McCarthy, Miss Uriel McMillan, Kuly, Mrs. T. Hodson the guest of honor Miss Mary Hodson: and the hostesses Mrs. Byron, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Eden. Unable to attend but sending lovely gifts were Mrs. Nick Tomiuk, Mrs, Percy Harvey, Mrs. ‘A. King, «Mrs. Wes Studden, Mrs. Fred .O‘â€" Rourke, Mrs. Joe Percivial, Mrs. C. Mrs. George Henderson, Second Ave., arrived home Monday after an extended holiday at Salem Massaâ€" chusetts. Her many friends will be glad to know that she is greatly. imâ€" provied in health. Mrs. Carmen Miller and daughter Ruth left Friday by car â€"for a holiday at Paris, Ontario. Large Gathering At. ‘Miscellaneous Shower Mork, September 1lith on the Liner Queen Mary for her home in Mothcrâ€" Miss Nancyt Robson, Second Ave., left to spend a holiday at Toronto and Ottawa. Mr. and â€"Mrs. Fred Kovalchuk, Kirkland Lake, spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mrs. Kovalchuk‘s parâ€" ents and « Mrs.â€" Joe Montigny, Fourth Ave. Mrs. Janet Dupuis, 25 First Ave., wishes to announce the engagement of <her eldest daughter Carmen to Stanley Robson son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Robson, Fourth Ave., Schuâ€" macher. y T. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Biggs and family, Fifth Ave., left to spend a holiday at Clear Lake, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Dunlop and son <Lynn, Cedar St., are holidaying at Barbers Bay. David Bevan, left to spend a holiâ€" day with his father at Fort Erie and Crystal <Beach. Nina Phillips, Second Ave., left Friday for Toronto where she will spend the: summer vrcation visiting t1 y( uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. FEarl Lampkin. The Rev. J. A. Breckenridge, Trinâ€" ity United Church has returned from a vacation at Toronto, Boston and other points. Mrs. J. McCracken, left Friday for her home in Detroit, after spending a holiday with her brother and sisterâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. James Stirrat, Railroad St. Mrs. Peace, First Ave., has returnâ€" ed from a holiday at Toronto and other points. Mrs. Jack Tarbet who has baen visiting her brother and sisterâ€"inâ€"law Mr. and Mrs. Jam#® Stirrat, Railroad St., left Friday for Detroit and Pennâ€" Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in St. Alphonsus Parish Church for John Mangotic, who lost his life underground in the Aunor Mine Tuesday Morning. The late Mr. Mangotic received his discharge just recently from the Royal Canadian Engineers. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Ann and five +sons, Toronto, Paul in Tolâ€" edo, Ohio, Carl, Georgle and Maxie at home. Mr. John Kranarich conducted the service at the grave. The pallbearers were Marco Banich, Frank Banich, Frank Klisanich, Joe Pecanic, John Shulec, George Percovitch. The large profussion of lovely floral tributes expressed the high esteem the late Mr. Mangotic was held by his many friends who sincerely mourn his passâ€" ing .and extend their deepest symâ€" pathy to Mrs. Mangotic and family in their sad bereaviement. The body rested at the Croatian Hall until Friday. The casket was draped with the Union Jack and memâ€" bers of the Canadian Legion attended the service which was conducted by The Rev, Father J. R. O‘Gorman, After the ceremony a reception was held in the Finn Hall. Receiving the guests were Mrs. M. Krizmanich and Mrs. E. Delost Both wore black afternoon dreses with white accessorâ€" ies and a corsage of red roses. QOut of town guests included Miss Krizmanich and Allan Teach of Sudâ€" bury. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wachina and Katharine of Pittsburg, Penn. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Krizmanich of Jolietti, Ill. Best man was John Delost brother of the groom and the ushey; were Tony Krizmanich, Paul Ketko, Jack Gecan, Bill Krajacich and John Fito. The bride and groom left for a honeymoon in â€"Toronto and Niagara Falls. For travelling the brideâ€"wore a brown tailored suit with yellow acâ€" cesories. (On their return they will reside in Timmins. She was attended by J. Deâ€" lost, matron of honor who wore pink net and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. Bridesmaids Kay â€" Vanchina, Polly Krizmanich, Eva Roksa, Chris Supal and Mary Gaspic were all gowned alike in pink taffeta with hats of flowers and net and carried shower bouquets of sweet peas. Flowâ€" er girls were Mary Krismanich and Katie Vanchina. SCHUMACHER Funeralâ€" Services Held: For Aunor Mine Victim The church was decorated yith red roses and the wedding music was played by Mrs. J. Aitken. During the signing of the register Rosewig‘s "Ave Maria" was sung by the choir The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a gown of white satin with sweetheart nceckâ€" line, tight bodice, pointed sleeves and full skirt Her full length veil was caught to the head in a coronet of orange blosoms. She carried a bouâ€" quet of red roses and wore the gift of the groom a string of pearls. A colorful wedding was solemnâ€" ized in St. Joachim‘s Roman Catholic church here Sunday afternoon when Stella Krizmanich daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kridmanich became the bride of Mr. Tony Delost, son of Mr. ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ~ EMPIRE BRASS MFCG. CO. e sonpon â€"Kamiiton â€"rorontoâ€" SUDIURV ummnc vmcmm Modernize your home. Safeguard the health and add to the comforts of daily living for all your family. See us for the latest in Kitchen, Bathâ€" room and Laundry installations. We will gladly give you full information. "'HOUSANDS of farmers across the country tell the samas s«tarv nf extra nraductian â€"_â€"â€" extroa nrafits 4 same story of extra production . . . extraâ€" profits . . . extra convenience ... . less work . . . with inâ€" expensive DURO Pump instaullations. See us for comâ€" plete information regarding equipment needed to meet your requirements on the farm and in the home. EMCO FIXTURES AND FITTINGS . .. 71 THIRD AVE. PHONE 327 Smith Elston + 0099 0. _0 _0 0_ .0_,0. .0. .0 .0. .0. _0.,0, .0 0. .0. .0. e etaate atoctactactactoctoctoctastoctecto Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McKee of Toronto, Mrs. John Cunningham of Shawville, Que., Miss Isobel Flood of Matheson and Mr. Clifford Cunningham of St. Catharines. She was assisted by the groom‘s mother who wore a two pilece dress of turquoise and black with black accessories. She wore a corsage of pink roses. .m The bride and groom left for their honeymoon to Wasaga Beach and Toronto. For travelling the bride chose a pink jersey:; dress with pale blue topcoat and matching accessories, She wore a corsage of pink roses. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Airport Hotel. The bride‘s mother received wearing a two piece afternoon dress of black and white jersey with matching acâ€" cessories and wore a corsage of red roses. Mr. W. Honer played the wedding music and during the signing of the register Mrs. A. Stanlake sang ‘"‘Through the Years‘". OOOOIQO O‘.OOQ-OOO 12 2*2 22 0000.000.0_.0 000“000 0000 0000000000000000000000000000‘000000 < 4 ¢6 0 # *, octe Mrs. Louis Rotondo attended her sister as bridesmaid in a gown of pink â€"net with matching headdreéess and carried a bouquet of Queen Ey zabeth roses. The groom was attended by Dayâ€" ton McKee and Louis Rotondo. Ushâ€" ers were Dorian Tripp and Joe Woods. Given in marriage by her father the bride was radiant in a gown of white satin and tulle. Her full length veil was caught to the head with a crown of net. She carried a bouquet of white Kilarney roses with satin streamers. â€" She wore the amethyst bracelet that her mother wore on h@r wedding day and the gift of the groom, pearl earrings. As matron of honour; Mrs. Dayton McKae, sister of the groom, wore a gown of pale blue net with matching headdress and carried a bouquet of rapture roses. On their return Mr..and Mrs. Tripp will reside at 128 Crawford St. A very lovely wedding took placs h the United Church Saturday afterâ€" noon when Edna Mae daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham beâ€" came the bride of Elwyn George Tripp son of Mrs. Laura Tripp of Crawford St., Rev. R. J. Scott offic: iated. FRANK KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumacher Cunning.ll{lp â€"â€" Tripp Dog_blens.howor Qi!en_ + :n. P. ne‘eny‘.. n::‘ L. M Comfortable Rooms Excellent Service PEARL LAKE HOTEL "The House of Hospitality" SOUTH PORCUPINE dncfi s Eie b tss CC WCn CC o TB sa® TE te vey, Mrs O Genereux, Miss Helen arena for the event. . Generux, Mrs E. â€"Morgan, Mrs. D. Entertainment featur s include a McPhee, Mrs. J. Beauchamp, Mrs. M. merryâ€"goâ€"round, games skill, dancâ€" Strand, Mrs. M. Dagenais, Mrs. W. ing, floor shows and musical perâ€" Samur, Mrs. M. Perie, Mrs. J. Prankie, formances. by.. district orchestras. A shower was held in the Moose Hall last week in honour of Mrs. C. Burns and Mrs. E. Sauriel. Bingo was the main entertainment after which the guests were presented with "Yes, that‘s right! We‘re having a really grand holiday . . . and I‘m cafi‘gfigg hardly any money _ . with me! Instead I use Trav' ler‘w (%';Ihequeu § _ which I bought from the bank . .. cashmg*th%’m;«.- ‘___ in a jiffy along the way at railway offices, hotels, a gas stations, large stores and so on. If they are lost or stolen I get my money back." $ "It‘s a great feeling to know I‘m protected hkc this . . . gives me peace of mind andâ€" HWelps me relax and have a more enjoyable trip!*" Your bank is constantly issuing Travellers‘ heques, Letters of Credit, Money Orders, Bank Drafts. Other convement services are also available to you. o CC uP TT TF on i. odtredith Aitrccth...ch d B; Women of the Moose T. Mandaville, Mrs G. . Hazel Morgan, Mrs. J. News From § PONSORED BY Y OUR BANK ) 4 * withou t c ' lill THURSDAY, JULY 24th, 1947 _ Second Annual : * Kiwanis Carnival â€"| Last ‘minute preparations are unâ€" derway for the Second Anpual Kiâ€" wanis Carnival in the Porcupine Arâ€" ena which commences July 23 and continues till Sat. 26th. A new asâ€" phalt floor has been installed in the arena for the event. guests cf honour.