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Members International Association Public $ Employment Service Hold Dinner: Dance > i »A "The cost of mining also rises with time, labor and supplies, Mr.\ Bedttic informed the gathering,, cost llbor has increased 53% per cent,, supplies 100. The average miner, he‘estimâ€" ated, earned at least $2500.; flqtyyelr. the others in proportion to!tueire â€" itions. In speaking of the. advanthges gained by every citizen on havmg Selective Service office he‘stared "it is the national right of : every citizen Members of the International Asâ€" sociation of Public Employment Serâ€" vices from Toronto, Kirkland â€"Lake, North Bay and other Northern disâ€" tricts gathered in the Lounge: Room of Mcintyre Arena on Monday evenâ€" ing, for a most enjoyable and successâ€" ful bangquet followed by an evening of galety and dancing. Guest speaker was John . Beattie, Manager of the Delinite Mine, and chairman of the Advisory Committee, Mr. Beattie chose as his theme "Minâ€" ing and the Miner." "Thete, are 13 producing companies operating in this district, said the speaker, and at the end of the year 1946 there was .100 million tons of ore taken out of the camp. That meant at least 30 milâ€" lion ounces of gold ore, comprised of high and Jlow grade ores. At . that time the average price of gold was $290.50 per ounce, today it is a trifle higher." 143 Commercial Ave. _ Timmins SUPERIOR FUELS For the COAL That‘s Tobey‘s _ : CARPENTER SHOP "Pepsiâ€"Cold® and "Pepsi® are the registered trade marks in Canada of Pepsiâ€"Cola Company of Canada, Limited. THE CAVALCADE WILL BE IN COCHRANE PRESBYTERY Matheson â€" Thursday â€" May 13 Iroquois Falls â€" Friday â€" May 14 Timmins â€" Saturday â€" Tuesday â€" May 15 â€" 18 Cochrane â€" Wednesday â€" Thursday â€" May 19 â€" 20 Kapuskasing â€" Friday â€" Sunday â€" May 21 â€" 23 Be sure to visit the Cavaleade when it is in vyour SUPERIOR : ".. order Antlifacite Briquets I)mmheller Lump ~ 8 0B Phone 1876â€"M THE CRUSADERS CAVALCADE OF THE UNITED CHURCH Minor Alterations Counters, Shelves Bookceases and +\ Built In Cupboards C. E.. Holland, Prop 126 Toke St. Timming real treat anytime. So whenever you‘re thirsty or want to add delight to a moment of relaxaâ€" tion, drink a Pepsi. Remember, you get more for your money in that big 12â€"ounce bottle. to feel and know that there is an orâ€" ganization established where one may go and learn the essentials on how and where to find a job when he is unemployed. To have a job in a goâ€" ing concern is the right of every perâ€" son. National responsibility is one of the functions of a government and that is to see that one and all have a job," he concluded. Miss Margaret Mcelrvine, Toronto, president of the International Assocâ€" lation of Placement Officers, brought greetings from the offices in the Queen City and congratulated the local offiâ€" ces upon their splendid record, of aâ€" chievement. "It is my first visi¢ here. I hope it won‘t be my last, she said, the warm reception I have received takes the chill out of the cold outdoor atmosphere." Her speech contained much informative and interesting maâ€" terial. The trend centred around the various aspects of life as a civil serâ€" vant. She also outlined the aims of the Association in regard to universâ€" ity courses which would be open to employees, told of the plans for the forthcoming convention and spoke on the progress made on the publication of the organizations magazine. Greetings were brought to local members by Mr. W. Ramsay, manaâ€" ger of the Kirkland Lake office, A. B. Handley â€"of North Bay, and Mr. Maurâ€" ice Williams, superintendent of Inâ€" dustrial Relations. Mr. George Charâ€" ron was chairman for the evening and ceapably filled the role. He also extended a vote of thanks to the varâ€" ious speakers. / ‘Gail Lariviere, Jos Villeneuve, Miss Alta Fisher, Richard Boutet, Miss Soâ€" .p'hie Donyl, Peter Murray, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shaw, Miss Noella,Caron, Ray Klevan, Miss Connie : Mallette, Art Perrin and others. ‘~Those attending the delightful affair were Mr. and Mrs. George Charron, Mr. and Mrs. William Shields, Mrs. Beatrice Cran, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ramâ€" say, Miss Margaret Mclrvine, Mr. John Beattie, Mr. Maurice Williams, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Marge Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glaister, L. T. Fauâ€" velle, L. F. Lawry, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bceoth, A. B. Handiey, North Bay, Miss Myrtle McGrath, Jack Brunette, Miss Norma Phillips, Miss Eunice Turcotte, Morris Sauriol. Miss Lillian DelMonte, Nick Bolâ€" kovac, W. E. Wodlacott, Miss Anna Novotny, Sandy Cowan, Kirkland Lake, CHff Nelson, Kirkland Lake, Miss Anne Stefanko, Kirkland Lake, A. Sale, North Bay, D. R. Kidd, North Bay, Lillian Leduc, Kirkland Lake, Mrs. J. McDonald, Kirkland: Lake, Clarence Mitchell, Kirkland: Lake, Maizie Connigton, Kirkland Lake, Mrs. Kearney, Kirkland Lake, Frank Beaudoin, Fred: McLellan, Miss Rhea fTrembIey,,D A. rMaeDbnal(L «*bteanmi ie \so 0 _ .. 9 2 MVA Miss Vivian Pferce is visitingâ€"relâ€" atives and friends in Toronto= While in the city Miss Pierce also attended the McKenzie â€" LaPrairie wedding. Mrs.câ€"H. Klevan is visiting relatives and friends in Toronto. Rev, Earl Leard of the Board of Christian Education is a specialist in work among boys and girls and young people. MHe is one of the Youth â€" Leaders with the Cavaleade. _m | % WOMAN‘S PAGE . _ d ty ublic E nce is an orâ€" one may on â€" how é\ eR i <tudents of Timmins High and Vocational J. C. Mackenzie Weds School Hold "Spring Prom" on Friday _ Rosemary Laprairie The last dance theâ€" year: for stu dents at the Timmins=High ‘and" Vo- cational School was held Fnday evenâ€" ing. Many were present and spent : a delightful evening dancing: _thf; ‘grand march" and novelty â€"dances. There were <two spot. and prizes were won by Norma‘ McCafiâ€" erty, Harold Cudihey,: Betty ‘Morin and Cliff® Cornelle. dian Legion held a most enjoyable banquet n the Lounge Room of the McIntyre Community Building on Monâ€" day evening. Against a background of Legion colâ€" ors, gold and blue, and Spring flowers, Mrs. Les Nicholson pronosed the toast to the Legion with Mrs. J. Shaw reâ€" sponding. Mrs. George Starling toastâ€" ed the Provincial Command. . Thereâ€" sponse was given by Mrs. Robert Hardy, Zene Coumander of the Women‘s Auâ€" xiliary. Mrs. A. Presley proposed the toast to the King and Mrs. W. Forâ€" rester the toast to the Auxiliary. During the banquet Mrs. Presley cut the . birthday cake attractively decorâ€" ated in Legion colors. The auditorium was decorated in blue and white, ‘the> colors. Streamers hung from the windows:â€"and across the ceiling. The stage feaâ€" tured a foreground of a birch fence entwined with clusters of ‘flowers and a background of blue sky with floatâ€" ing white~ clouds. Lou â€"Vacchino and his orchestra supplied the music. Seen dancing were Rosamond Rinn, Ronald Andrews, Betty Morin, Cliff Cornelle, Aaina Gliharsila, Fred Mcâ€" Cafferty, Isabel Church, Jack Mcâ€" Dowell, Sallie Curtis, Ray Charbonâ€" neau, Theresa Kosko, Ray Hunt, Edâ€" elyn Humphries, James Crant, Therâ€" esa Roy, Glen Church, Betty Pexton, Jacques Bourdon, Gisele Dumas, Ivan Bouchard, Jack Menard, Roger Ethâ€" Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Hold Delightful Banquet and Party On the occasicn of the 20 birthday of the founding their organizaâ€" tion the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canaâ€" The table draw, a set of, beautiful glasses was won by Mrs. P. Jeffrey. During the dinner hour musical background was provided by Mrs. B. Allen. The banquet was convened by Mrs o e ie e en o ie tss t *4 C There was a gay crowd: of dancers who: merrily tripped the light fantastic to the lilting music of Henry Kelneck and his orchestra at the ‘Plantationâ€"Dance held on Friday evening at Riverside Pavilion. Sponâ€" sored by members of â€"theâ€"Princess. Alice Club the affair was voted the "highlight of the season". Though the setting was that of. an old plantation . "way down in Southern Georgia‘" the many lovely gowns worn by the fair sex was distinctly "new look". . in the above picture are Mr. and Mrs. Ernie : Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gilbert,. and rear row standing are Harvey Freeman, congenial manager of: the local : Radio Station, Mrs. William ‘ Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. M. McLay. Advance Photo .. es stt uow comm SERVATIVE JUNE 7 "THE PROVINCIAL ELECTION JUNE 7" MONDAY â€" May 24th â€" 10.30 â€" 11.00 pm. â€" CKGB â€" 680 FRIDAY â€" May 28th â€" 8.30 â€" 9.00 p.m. â€" CKGB â€" 680 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO Published by the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Janine Doucet, Jack Tyrell, Paulâ€" ine Perkovich, John Margaret Robb, â€" Leonard â€" Bostrom, Theresa Charette, Johnâ€" Vintar, Doris Stanutz, Peter Gauthier, Bevery Stiver, George Harper, Iris Watson, Gerald Hedican, Mary Gibson, ; Gordon ~Nelson, Heler® Backburn, Ken Jackson, Lois Palmer, Howard Soucie, Norma Mcinnis, Carl Dukeshire, Doris Kelly, Ron Gentile, Sylvia Paslakay, Peter Burke, Elsic Mahaffy, Don: Wright, Irene Giallonâ€" ardo, GabesPrest, ‘Doreen Collins, Edgar. Roy, Nellie Jamsa," Darell : McLaughlin, Madilyn Valladé," <Gavin, "Jacky ~Marsh, Bernard Youlten, Alice Sheridan, Bill Maki,~ Christine â€" Belanger., Edward Day, Mary Huckerby, Albert Landry, Doris Kurkoski, Roy Frawley, Elva Hayes, Randall McInnis, Helen Smithâ€" eram, Mickey Demaico, Evelyn Pexâ€" ton. Paul Chidwick, Rosemary Sloma, Jack Humphries, Guy Martel, Joe Porco, Jacky Paquette, Mike Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Hilts and many others. A. Presley and Mrs. L Nicholson, the lunch, by Mrs. Jeffrey. Following, the ladies, their husbands and friends gathered in the Legion Hall and enjoyed an evening of danâ€" cing. Mrs. Jean Larcher was at the piano. Those present were Mrs. (Robert Hardy, Zone Comm:mdex of the Ladies Aunlmxy, Mr.‘ and Mrs. J. G. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. George Starling, Mrs. A. Presley, Mrs. E. Kennard, Mrs. L. Mason, Mrs. E. Finchen, Mrs. H. Gorâ€" ring, Mrs. L Nicholson, Mrs. William Hitch, Mrs: W. Wilkinson, Mrs. °C. Forrester, MYF. and Mrs. Fred Hornby, Mrs. Leo Lemaire, Mrs. E. Parker, Mrs. E. W. Gill, Mrs: D. Richer, Miss Dee Richer. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shields Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dubien, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jenkins, Mrs. H. Beaulieu, Mrs. Van Op Den Bosh, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. A. Portelance, Mr. and Mrs. B. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith Mrs. C. Doyle, Mrs. PREMIER GEORGE DREW H E A R became the bride of~ James Carroll MacKenzie, McMasterville P.Q., son of the late Mr. and Mre Colin Macâ€" Kenzie, â€" formerly of Scarborough Bluffs. Rev. Father ‘ M. J' Oliver, Owen Sound, officiated, with Patricia Morrison at the organ, and â€"singing by Mrs. C. J. Morrison, Mrs, P. O‘Sulâ€" livan and Victoria Douglas. Given in. marriage by her father, the. bride. wore a â€"gown. .of offâ€"white jacquard crepe fashioned with sweetâ€" heart‘ neckline, moulded bodice and full skirt extending in a. train. A shirred halo held her fingertip veil of tulle illusion and she carried a white prayer book with streamers of, roses and lily of the valley set Jaqueline La Prairie was her sister‘s only attendant, wearing coral faille taffeta styled with basque bodice, berâ€" tha collar and circular, skirt. She wore a matching braided halo and carâ€" ried yvellow roses and lily of the valley. At the home of the bride‘s parents, the bride‘s mother received in a gray crepe gown, deep crimson taffeta hat and corsage of red roses. She was assisted by the groom‘s sister, Fausâ€" tina MacKenzie, in sky blue crepe, matching straw hat and corsage of pink carnations. For her travelling costume, the bride chose a black and white check suit, black straw ocâ€"theâ€"face hat trimâ€" med with pink tulle, and black accesâ€" sories. The bridal couple will make their home in McMasterville, Miss Peggy MacLeod who has comâ€" pleted her first year at the College of Pharmacy in Toronto is holidaying with her parents, Mr.: and Mrs. K. S. MacLkeod, 3 Middleton avenue. Mr. E. Webb of Toronto is a busâ€" iness visitor in town. E. M. Parker, Mr. And Mrs. Peter Jefâ€" frey, Mr. and Mrs. R. Beaudry, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crozier and others. Mary Palangio Fetes Two Young Nephews Past Matrons Club Make Plans For Entertaining Worthy Grand Matron Members of the Arbutus Chapter, Past Matrons‘ Club, met at the home of Mrs. A. H. Cooke, MceIntyre Propâ€" tyre Property, during the weekend President, Mrs. Annie Goodman conâ€" ducted the meeting. Plans for the entertainment of Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Agnes Dean of Hamilton, Ont., at a luncheon on May 25, were discussed. Mrs. Cooke then served a very de licious lunch bringing a most enjoy able evening to a close. Following the adjournment of the business session a pleasant social hour was spent playing bridge and games. Mrs. Elizaboth Jackson and Mrs. Annte Goodman were prize winners while Mrs. Nessice (‘nul\nn won the mystery prize. Miss Mary Palangio entertained a group of young boys in her home at 126 Seventh Avenue, on Sunday afâ€" ternoon in honor of her two young nephews, Dennis Raymond Colameco and Arthur Anthony Pappone on the occasion of their First Holy Communâ€" An enjoyable time was spent playâ€" ing games and bingo with prizes awâ€" arded the winners. Later a dainty lunch was served by the hostess, Those present were ‘Rennie . Papâ€" pone, Johnny Pappone, Norman Colâ€" ameco, Peter Taylor, Normanâ€" Lawâ€" son Jr.., and Errol Lawson. 10n SINGLE â€" RETURN TY «J TRIPS FACH WAY EVERY DAY I.EAVE NORTH BAY flO’OOA.M. 430m . 11.30rM ‘7 OO rox included $12 60 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY 28th ANNUAL CONVENTION If you have any available rooms, would you be kind enough to indicate your assistance by filâ€" ling in the form below, and mailing same to the chairman, Mr. J. E. Brunette No. 78 Toke St. The daily rate set is Three Dollars smgle and Four Dollars per couple to accommodate The Hoteh accommodation being insufficient to accommodate the expected 800 to 1000 delegates and their wives at our forthcoming Convention, we are appealing to home owners to assist us by providing private accommodation. J. E. Brunette Chairman of Accommodation Committee 78 Toke St., Timmins Name . I will be able to furnish Or Address . Telephone . Doylight Time PHONE 101â€"2.â€"3 Lions International single (s) DETACH HMHERE Perry Coaster Brake Drop Frame Highest English Quality EYES EXAMIN ED CGLASSES FITTED ENGLISH LADIES GENTLEMEN‘S $5,00 Down $5.00 per month Irvin Rosner, R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Appointment Phone 1879 1}â€"A PINE ST. NORTH (Ostrosser Bldg.) Timmins WwITH BCTENTIFTIC _ ACCUORACY . couple (s) Phone 944 13 Pine St. South ) K.4 Ab. EILSWICK 4.50 room (s)