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Guests were Mrs. H. Gridley, Molly Gridley, Mrs. Hazel Horie, Joan Horie, Anne Linder, Eva Beckett, Clara Korman, Connie Tomâ€" kinson, Mrs. Bill Goss, Yolande Charron, Gwen Mustato, Iris Sims, Mrs. Grace Webk, Mrs. Pearl Bull, Mrs. Pat Morgan, Mrs. Barbara Kywerega, Mrs. Andre Quellette, Corine Haystead, Rita O‘Callaghan. Murray and Allan Stanley entertained at their home 43 Toke street on Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cretâ€" ney who left yvesterday for their home in Windsor . . . Mr. and Mrs. Cretney former well known and popular residents of Timmins have been holidaying here for the past several weeks . . . Guests inâ€" cluded Mr. and Mrs. Cretney, Helen Hegedus, Bill Barilko, Lillian Mariscotti, Alex Barilko, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Prentice, Leslie Harting, Clair Simpson, Ida May Sutherland, Allan Stanley, Grace Tomchick, Murray Stanley and others. Those attending were Millie Eade, Diva Marcassa, Irja Maki, Hlja Ryhanen, Alde Niinimaki, Shirley Johnston, Bernice McColeâ€" man, Helen Mazepa, Linda Xamin, Helen Hubert, Barbara Jacobs, Helen Greco, Vilma Bagnariol, Anne Mazepa, Angela Babando, Josephine Zubec, Theresa King, Airi Saukko of Cochrane and Mary Whecler. Unable to attend tut sending lovely gifts were Mrs. Charles Wheeler, Mrs. Nick Luhtanen and Mrs. Richard Jackson. Miss Margaret Horie, brideâ€"elect of August was feted at a lovely bridal shower held recently at the home of her mother, Mrs. Hazel Horie, 186 Maple Street N. . . . Hostess at the charmingly arranged affair was Miss Anne Rysak . . . Guests spent a most enâ€" joyable evening socially and participating in a variety of several amusing games .~â€"~~*. Prize winners were Connie Tomkinson, Onne Linder and Gwen Mustato . . . Miss Linder also won the door prize . . . on behalf.of.â€"her many friends Miss Horie received many boautlful and serviceable gifts for her new home . . . these were arrayed on a large table laid with a lace cloth, centred with a vase of summer flowers, flanked by tall pink tapers in crystal candelâ€" abra . . . The honoree opened her gifts by candlelight and exâ€" pressed her appreciation to her friends in a most gracious manner . Later a tasty lunch was served. The home of Miss Anita Erickson was the setting for a deâ€" lightfully arranged bridal shower on Saturday evening inâ€" honor of Miss Louise Wheeler brideâ€"elect of next month. A variety of games formed the evening‘s entertainment an prizes were won by Irja Maki, Diva Marcassa, Angela Babando, Bernice McColeman and Josephine Zubec . .. The honoree was presented with a handâ€" some array of gifts for which she thanked her friends wholeheartâ€" edly . . . Later, the hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. George Brickson, and Airi Saukko, served a delicious lunch. A Pennsylvania mother of 12 children â€" all but four of whom are full grown â€"has offered to sell one of her eyes to the highest bidder so that she can give her younger children "proper food and a good home‘". To us that is the kind of unrealistic, slefâ€"sacridicâ€" ing nonsense â€" carried to the utmost extreme â€" that keeps a lot of women from meeting life‘s problems in a hardâ€"headed, practical way. "I‘d do ANYTHING for my kids," such women tell themâ€" selves and go off on wild tangets instead of sitting down with the kids and figuringâ€"out a way whereby the whole family, working together, can solve its financial problems. Miss Bernice Kaye of Toronto is holidaying at the home of her mother, Mrs. Agnes M. Kaye, 9 Lakeshore Road. In the Queen City Bernice leads a most exciting life and is kept very busy . she is coâ€"editor of the Ontario Government Services and when not busy at that she interviews distinguished visitors at Queen‘s Park . . . sometimes, too, she is sent on out of town assignments . she is also a member of the Pen Guild of Toronto, the only organâ€" ization of its kind in the Dominion to devote its time â€"to the helpâ€" ing of new talent .: it also, sponsors classes in drama, poetry and the arts . . Bermce is Bulletin Editor of this organization . Miss Lucia Wojmk Ph., D. from Toronto is a house guest of the Kayes . . . Prior to taking up residence in Toronto, Miss Wojcik pracmqed psychology at the Rdwm Inhtute of Practical Psycholâ€" ogy at Vancouver. House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. McCoy, 121 Tamarack street are Mr. and Mrs. Hans Heinrich of Detroit . . . . Mrs. Heinrich is the former Louise Demers and has the distinction of being the first lady telephone operator in the days when Tim4 mins was young . . . Well known and popular the couple have a host of friends throughout the district and re having a wonder‘ul time renewing acquaintances here. They do it by hardâ€"headed planning by hard work, by coopâ€" eration, and by the certain conviction that unless they pull toâ€" gether they will never lift themselves out of poverty. The sentiâ€" mental will have a field day over this story of a mother‘s offering to trade one of her eyes for security for her young ones. But the mothers who really deserve praise_are those who without dramaâ€" tics hold a family together through bad times, by seeing that every members of the family does what he can do to contribute to the family good. THERE IS NOTHING SO KINGLY AS KINDNESS . . . and members of the Ladjes Auxiliary of the Miners Union Local 241 deserve many fine compliments and much praise for their noteâ€" worthy efforts . . . especially in sending comforts every month to the boys in Christie Btreet Hospital .. . recently they found it a little difficult to keep sending those comforts . . . they contributed the contents of the boxes themselves . . . what with the cost of living rising higher and higher . . . it was nigh impossible . . . but nothing loth they obtained permission ‘to hold a Tag Day A Timmins responded . . . and $251.00 was raised, this they torward- ed to the hospital . . yesterday letter was received from the Deâ€" partment of Veterans Affairs at Christie street Hospital . . . . it was addressed to Mrs. E. Livingstone, Box 449, Timmins, Ontario Undoubtedly this Pennsylvania family is having a rough time of it The father, because of.poor health, cannot work steadâ€" ily. There are four young children between the ages of 7 and 15. But there are older children, too.: Many a family, facing that kind of situation, has pulled together, worked hard, because each memâ€" ber of the family has shouldered a portion of the responsibility, has come through hard times to security. But families don‘t pull themselves out of poverty â€"by wild schemes for quick security or by unrealistic plans for selfâ€"sacrifice. . . . we quote from the copy "Dear Mrs. Livingstone. Thanks for your letter of July 12th. We are glad your Tag Day was so successâ€" ful and sincerely appreciate your continued interest in the welfare of our patients. Yours sincrrely. F. W. Bulson, Hospital Manager." *# â€" The crested spray is flung to the day And cloudlets are flying While in heaven‘s regime, can be heard the scream Of sea gulls crying. and by. Lillian O‘Donnell _AS DAWN ISs BREAKING Queen Anne‘s lace is o‘er the seas face As dawn is breaking. And a shiwp‘s white sails is breaking. And the wind‘s song, is free and stong, Lillian O‘Donnell Members in charge of the entertainâ€" ment . ecmmittee for the affair were Tom Glaiser, chairman, and Carl Macâ€" Millan, Secretary. Spot Dance prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. F. Winder and Ann Hardy and James Milae. Prizes of five dollars each were given the winers and these were dorated by the Shell Service Station and Mac and Fred the Painters. The door prize, donated by Smith and Elston, was won by the holder of ticket No. 66. The new Memorial Hall of Branch 88 of the Canadian Legion was the scene of a deÂ¥ghtfully arranged social affair on Friday night, when memâ€" bers, their wives and friends danced to the music of Mickey McGrath ard his orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Les Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glaister, Cecilia Doxey, Frank Tandon, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Van Op Den Bosh, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. C. Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shephard, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Morrissette, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Goodfzsliow, Mr. and Mrs. George Starling, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chappell, Mr. and Mrs. Len Spear, Ann Hardy, Mames Milne, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Banâ€" nerman, Mr. and Mrs. Ross McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. M. Varker and others. Amors those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shields, Myrtlse McGrath, Gig Carswell, Vivian Pierce, Gordon Godfrey Mary Adams, Lloyd Raney, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cain, Mr. ard Mrs. O. Cecchini, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Savard, Amy Van Luven, Hugh Sauâ€" dino, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dinder Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. Coghâ€" lan, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howlett, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moscatto Yorkville, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Les Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. John Platt. New Memorial Hall Setting For Legion Membership Dance On Friday Evening . From the Toronto Daily Star, "**> The groom‘s father assisted Rev. C. Dyer at a double ring ceremony recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robsrt Arthur,, Donlea Drive, where in a setting of blue delphinium and white gladioli. Jean MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mac Donald Sydney Mines, N.S., became the bride of K. A. Paul Heinonen, son of Rev. A. H. Heinonen, Timmins, and the late Mrs. Heinoner. Given in marâ€" riage by Robert Arthur, the brids wore a limeâ€"green garbardine suit with navy and white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Gordon Porter, her only attendant wore a yellow garbarâ€" dine suit, with green accessories and a corsage of yellow roses and mauve sweet peas. Lervo Punkari, Timmins, was ‘best man. Mrs.; J. L.+ J. Mac Donald reseived ‘guests in limeâ€"green silk mesh with a contrasting corsage of epring flowers. Mrs. Robert Arthur, who assisted, wore printed gray silk mesh with a corsage of pink roses, and Miss Ellie Heinoren, sister of the groom wearing turouoise figured crepe with white accessories and a corsage of pink roses. Upon their return from a motor trip to Northerr Ont., the counle wil live in Toronto. Members of the Canadian Legion, Branch, 88, their wives Saturday evening for the holding of a delightfully arranged soiree. Ann Harding, Betty Niddery and Doug McCrae. Miss Lucille Clement leaves on Sunâ€" day to yvisit relatives and friends in Teronto and Hamilton. Garl From Toronto limmins Man‘s Bride 57 Third Ave. O EYES EXAMINED GLASSEKS FITTED aakw * NWILUN UILE AAUKE Pans y ZraiNtE, OA i4 Miss Nellie Bozzer Feted By Friends The home of Mrs. V. Salvador was the scene of a lovely bridal shower recently in honor of Miss Nellie Bozâ€" zer whose marriage â€" on Saturday morning in the church of the Sacred Heart will be an interesting event. Coâ€"hostess for the delightful affair was Miss Enes Bozzer. The rooms were tastefully decorated with pastel colored streamers and fragrant sumâ€" mer flowers. Various games were enjoyed by the guests and prize winners were Lydia Mion, Nellie Bozzer, Mrs. T. Circons and Theresa Pasian. Miss Mion also won the door prize. During the evening the guests were entertained by Mrs. Red Mustato and Mrs. A. Mariscotti who sang several lovely vocal selections. The guests also participated in a merry singâ€"song. Miss Bozzer was then presented with many lovely and serviceable gifts for her new home. These were all daintâ€" ily wrapped and piled high in a gaily decorated basket. Following, a delâ€" icious lunch was served with Mrs. V. Salvador, Mrs. C. Bilotti and Enes Bozzer Miss Sally Frapporti proposed a toast to the honoree. Miss Bozzer was also presented with a handsome kenwood blanket by memâ€" bers of the senior choir of the Sacred Heart Church. M». and Mrs. Percy Youlten are holâ€" idaying with relatives ard friends in southern Ontario. Those present were Mrs. Irene Marâ€" ietti, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Veitoria Pasâ€" ian Miss Lena Talevi, Miss Theresa Pasxan Mrs. Angela Bozzer, Mrs. Valâ€" eria Leo, Mrs. Jean Ruddick, Mrs. Mary Struzzo Mrs. Olga Adamo, Mrs, Eda Girard, Mrs. Mildred Vesala, Mrs Catherine Lizzo, Mrs. Elisa Michelin, Mrs. Rose Ciccone, Mrs. Maria Michelâ€" utti, Miss Lucy Brazzoni, Mrs. Brazâ€" zoni, Miss Eda Brazzoni, Mrs. Elena Battistone Mrs. Rita Mezzavilla, Mrs. Mary Antonello, Miss Sally Frapporti, Miss Lydia Mion,, Mirs.. Helen Musâ€" tato, Mrs. ‘Jo Mariscotti,| Mrs. : Olga Priamag, "Mrs" Caroline‘ "Bilotti,® Mrs. Mimi Ziliotto and Miss Lucy DeLuca. Unable to attend but sending lovely gifts were Mrs. Bertha Franklin, Miss Monika Franklin Miss Louise Bilotti, M»s. Van Op Den Bosh, Miss Carrie Spada, Mrs. Lena Artuso, Mrs. Helen DeLuca, Mrs. Mary Mezzavilla Mrs. Velma Omiciolli, Mrs. Talevi, Miss Flia Talevi, Miss Ann D‘Alesandri, Mits Eleanor Miglioranza and Miss Flora Miglioranza. T. Mr. Leonard A. Travers who with his little daughters Caro land Dianne, have been visiting at the home of his parents Mir. and Mrs. H .L. Travers, 14 Toke St., left Saturday for Engleâ€" hart where they would meet Mrs. Traver and proceed on to Haliburton Lodge, Algonquin Park, for a week beâ€" fore returning to their®home in Montâ€" real. SUN. 11 am. 2.15 p.m. Young Peoâ€" ple‘s Company 7.00 p.m. Speâ€" cial Serivces for Cradles Roll Sunday. THURS. 2.30 pm. Home League, 7 p.m. Corps Cadets, 8.00 p.m. Public Méeting. SALVATION ARMY 88, their wives and friends gathered in the new Legion Hall on irranged soiree. And among the many attending were J. Milnc. Advance Photo. Timmins, Ont. Performers won hearty raunds of apâ€" plause for their fine efforts on Thursâ€" day evening‘s night show of the Poreâ€" upine Summer Skating Scho« ol. Hit of the show was Bernard YÂ¥oulten, who gave the finest perfmmance of the evenmg. For his splendid exhibition he was brought back four times by the delighted audience. Others who highâ€" lighted the evening‘s nrogram were Ian MacMillan of Hamilton, Ont., Roseâ€" MacMillan of Hamilton, Ont., Roseâ€" mary Egelhofer of New York, Bzatty Hiscock of Toronto, Barbara Baseman of Hamilton and Jure Avery of Timâ€" mins. About 50 skaters of the summer school gave fine exhibitions of wartzes, tangoes, foxtrots, tenstepns and a quick step. For their outsanding perforâ€" mance in the quicksten YÂ¥vonre Sherâ€" man of the New York Figure Skating Club and John O‘Dornell received a big hand from the audience. Bernard Youlten Steals Show at Weekly Exhibition Of Summer Skating Schooi Kitchen Shower For Mona Richardson Court whist and interesting Guiz games formed the evening‘s entertainâ€" ment and prizes were won by Helen Roach, Janet Richmond, Ann Andrews, Mary Millons, Rose Hermant and Joey Richardson. Miss Mona Richardson whose marâ€" riage in August will be an interesting event was guest of honor at a delightâ€" fully arranged shower held recently at the home cf Mrs. C. Starling, Doms Mines. Invited to attend were Ann Andâ€" rews, Beulah McGinn, Fern Lore, Ann Gillespie : Mary Collins, Pearl Conâ€" ‘delly,; Helen Roach, Mary Millions, Ada Mahon, Lornetta Romain, Betty ©ummings, Norma Sullivan, Mary Richardson, Joey Richardson, Marjâ€" orie Richardson, Kay Dobsor, Olive Genereux, Mrs. I. Richardson, Mary Thomas and Ruby Chapman During the evening the honoree was presented with a lovely and serviceâ€" able assortment of kitchenware for which she thanked her friends most graciously. Later, a delicious lunch was served then the guests were enâ€" tertained by , having their tea cups read by Fern Lone. Miss . Muriél Gratton leaves temotrâ€" row for Toronto and other southern pcints to visit relatives and frierds {for the next several weeks. Miss Hazel McGee is holidaying with relatives and friends in Rouyn, Que. "Pepsiâ€"Cola" and "Pepsi® are the registered trade marks in Canada of Pepsiâ€"Cola Company of Canada, Limited. Members of the Knighis of Columâ€" bus gethered on Sunday evening to honor Nick Basciano one of their most popular members. Mr. Basciano, who was marriled recently, was presentod with a handsome gift by mombers of Nick Basciano Honored hy Knights of Colhfmbus with a handsome gift by mombers of the council. Mighlighting the eveninsg was the showing of a travelogue f.lm on Ausâ€" tralia. ‘The film brought forth many points of interest which not only proved delightful but very educational. The meeting was conducted by newâ€" 1y elected Grand Night E. A. O‘Caiâ€" INTER COLLEGIATE DANCE Reeve W. S. Gardner Township of Whitney Semiâ€"formal in and for the Township of Whitney, Township of Tisdale and the Town of Timmins. Friday, August 6th Riverside Pavilion Music by Prof. Henry Kelneck and his Orchestra All citizens are respect{ully requested to govern themselves accordingly H. L. WADGE, PIO]) 44 Third Ave., Timmins doesnt just tease it ! ike A Fisherman‘s Dream â€" Has Come To Life PROCLAMATION 1 Monsge+n Renogamisst Lodge "A Hunting and Fishing Paradise" RESERVE NOW Don‘t Be Disappointed EVERYONE WELCOME hclidaving at 12TH ANNU A L Reeve V. H. Evans Township of Tisdale Maple THURSDAY. JULY 209th, 1948 Yes Mr, Fisherman your dream has finally come to life . . . Try Kenâ€" ogamissi Lodge ... This lodge is the only camp in the area. It is only accessable by air and water, (‘Transportation handled by us). The waters are simply alive with pickerel and pike that make fishing enjoyable. Accomodations â€" are available in ecither the main lodge or spacious cabins, which are outfitted with the finest spring mattresses and bedding. Meals â€" boats â€" sleeping accomoâ€" dations all await you, your personal equipment is all you need. 143 Commercial Ave. FUELS For the COAL That‘s SUPERIOR â€" _ order Anthracite Briquets Drumheller Lump from C. E. Holland, Prop $2.00 per couple Mayor K. A. Eyre Town of Timmins Timmins