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? 32“ ' go’[u;, n of o 4 S e# €P â€"~4 *‘% i The home of Mrs. William Lainsbury was the scene of a charmâ€" ingly arrange bridal shower in honor of Miss Susie Gotch, popular brideâ€"elect of Saturday. . .Hostesses for the delightful affair were Joy Webber, Josephinge Corris, Thelma Curtis, Helen Knott, Mary Adams, Ruth MacArthur, Carmel Fox, Lillian Loughton and Irene Lainsbury. . .A most enjoyable evening was spent playing various games and a jolly singsong also formed part of the entertainment. â€" _ â€"«Attractive prizes were awarded the winners of games and these _mcluded Helen Knott and Kay Ash. . .Miss June Trumble provided musical background. . During the evenmg the honoree was preâ€" with a handsome coffee table for which she graciously thanked her friends. . .Delicious refreshments brought the pleasant * evening to a close. By keeping our mind stirred up through nourishing it with a varâ€" lety of thoughts and interests, we keep alert and divorced from boredom and lanargy. We are kept alive to opportunities for self improvement. â€" Variety stimulates. Mrs. Drew was also convener of the tea tables. . .. she was capâ€" ably assisted in serving the guests by Mrs. P. Reid, Miss Elsic Hawkins, Mrs. L. Buck, Mrs. Maskell, Mrs. R. N. Jackson, Mrs. L. Nichelson, and Mrs. J. Knell. . . . .presiding at the well laden bake table was Mrs. Jessie Webb, Mrs. Frank Melville and Mrs. F Read. . ... Mrs. Jack Thormjas and Mrs. E. Dupont were in charge of the fancy work booth which featured a host of lovely items. . Mrs. A. Cadman was in charge of the table which had for sale many attractive and useful artlcles also. .. .. this table was sponâ€" sored by the Altar Guild. : .Busily making tea. . .as she has gdone for many many years was Mrs. (Grandma) Holland. . . . .. Kitchen convener was Mrs. T. Glaister. . her efficient assistants included Mrs. W. B. Squ‘res, Mrs. E. Gill, Mrs. L. Mason, Mrs. C. Rodda an,. Mrs. Richards. Its the variety we find in the newspaper of our choice that makes us want fo tie to it each dayâ€"â€"its treatment of news, its various deâ€" partments and features. <The more interesting it is ,the more widely and happily it is read. Invited to attend were Josephine Corris, Joy Webeber, Helen Knott, Thelma Curtis, Joyce Park, Mary Adams, Ruth MacArthur, Lillian Loughton, Ruth Osborne, Marjorie Bull, Helen Moore, Carâ€" mel Fox, June Blow, June Trumble, Kay Ash, Elma Daly, Velma Getty, Joan Sloman, Dorothy Trekilcock, Victoria Lanham, Betty Simpson, Pat McKenna, Laura.Young, Irene Lainsbury and Susie Gotch, guest of honor. A smart social event was held in the hall of St. Matthew‘s Proâ€" Cathedral yesterday afternoon when members of. the Anglican Ladies Guild held a most successful afternoon tea, sale of: home baking and fancy work: . .The many guests attending were extendâ€" ed g cordial welcome by Mrs J. Cousintine, president of the Guild The ladies were seated at small tables most attractively laid with linen cloths centred with a wreath of daffodils in which nestled a gold colored candle and here and there a tiny Easter chick. . . The artistic centrepieces were made by Mrs. J. Drew. . . VARIETY. . .Let us appreciate the more that which variety plays in our daily lives, and how it influences our health, our happiness, and our relations to others. â€" Variety has been spoken of as "the spice of life." It seems it is far more than that. It is much of the very sukstance of life itself. We need variety in our foods, in our reading, in our games or recreation, in our friends, in our work, and though frequent change of scene, by travel Nature is a hotbe of variety. Thousands of varities of flowers, trees, birds, animals, metals, and changes of weather and seasons. The Creator must have figured all this out, for he has never even created a single human being thaa is a duplicate®of another. Nor has He duplicated anything in nature. . We all need a wide variety of interests to keep us ever growing mentally, physically and spiritually. We live among a multitude of influencesâ€"â€"and their effect upon us, unconciously, is far beâ€" yond our calculation or measurement. Everey contact that we make leaves its impression. f Among those present at the party were Mr. and Mrs. W. Teed. Miss Cora Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sheculski, Rudy Sheculski, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Malley, Mr. McDonald, Mrs. M. Craig, Mrs. C. Chenâ€" jer, Miss Phyllis Engley, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Seguin, Mr. and Mrs. George Hertz, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gauthier, Miss Loretta Cooper, Aukry Williams, Lloyd Williams, Miss Annette Dubroy. And. . .Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs. E. Everett, Mrs. G. McKay, Mrs. T. Mounsey, Jim Wakeford, Mrs. L. Harting, Mr. and Mrs. N. McCafâ€" ferty, Miss Lois Williams, Mr. Roy Wilson, Mrs. W. Asselin, Mrs. D. Duchesne, Junior Graduate Regent, Mrs. E. Mathe, Miss D. Turâ€" cotte, Mrs. L. Bradette, Mrs. A. Seguin, Miss Georgette Charbonâ€" neau and others. Mrs. Ron Taylor, Mrs. Maitland McChesney, Mrs. Harvey Webb and Ronnie, Mrs. W. Rondeau, Mrs. Tommy Goodman and Brian, Mrs. P. Hansen and Larry, Mrs. Percy Youlten, Mrs. Trevethan, Mrs. Stan Sellar, Miss Mamie Paynter, Mrs. Lafranier, Mrs. Milne and aauhter, Mrs. David Mitchell of South Porcupine, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Keast, Mrs, Ash, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Willcocks and others. by Liflian O‘Donnell [ § Mr. and Mrs. G. Btacey and son Ed will be leaving on April 29, to return to England to reside in future. . .Mr. Mrs. Itacey have been well known and popular residents of Timmins for the past 28 years. . .Both have played a prominent part in the building of the community and are valued members of the Moose Lodge. . .On Tuesday evening members ofi the Lodge gathered in their hall and held a‘ farewell party for the family. . .a most enjoyable evening was spent sopcially and in dancing to the music of Ron Jones and Willie Rogers. . .On behalf of the Lodge, Mr. James Wakeford preâ€" sented Mrs. Stacey with a lovely personal giit whil¢ Govrenor Roy Wilson presented Mr. Stacey with one also. . .in brief addresses they expressed sincere regret at the departure of such valued memâ€" bers but wished them "safe journey and the best in their new home." On April 29, they will leave here for New York then they will board the Ascania which will bring them to the‘r native land. . . their son Ed w‘}! return with them. . .but Kenneth. . the two boys are twins. . .will remain in Timmins for some time. . Mr. Stacey is an employee of Hollinger Mine. Among the many enjoying tea were Mrs. R. J. Renison, Rev. Erâ€" nest Doherty and Mrs. Doherty and their daughter, Dean Cooper Robinson and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. W. 0. Langdon, Mrs. S. Caldbick, CONTEN1S NOTED LKS. . we mean the Poklcemen‘s Rall} to be on. . uanemdmknowittsoneotme MM year however, there is . dress for the l will be formal. . .while the date is ADrJl 29. . .so get hy «* ’ # # ay* "l\ *4 t# > _ "*a > 1ir fwe > \â€"Gene Guindon Former Timmins Man ... Weds Bessie Montgomery of Smooth ise Rock Falls in Pretty Ceremony A new Nâ€"Y Club to organize at the Percupine Community Y.M.CA. is the Lupae Nâ€"Y which has on its exâ€" ecutive: Ann Lowe, president; Gwen Jackson, secretary; Esther Swanson. treasurer; and Advisor, Mrs. A. Jackâ€" Baking Sale A Success The Easter Baking Sale, which was promoted by hte Porcupine Communâ€" ity Y.M.C.A. and sponsored by the wives and mothers of members of the Association, was an outstanding success. The Association wishes to express its thamnks and appreciation to al!l those who assisted and to those who contributed to the sale A toâ€" tal of $56.00 was raised and this monâ€" ey will be used to buy furnishings for the Y.M.C.A. Office. Mrs. A. Jackson Nâ€"Y Club Advisor AMWN-YClubtom'Muatthe Percupine Community Y.M.CA. is the Lupae Nâ€"Y which has on its exâ€" term is comprised of Mrs. W. Johnson president, Mrs. George Ross, first viceâ€"president, Mrs. M. Macintsoh second viceâ€"president; Mrs. D. Ellies, secretaryâ€"treasurer; Mrs. George Ross, district director; Mrs.. Henry Majury, Mrs. Carl Briggs and Mrs. W. P .Willâ€" son, branch directors; Mrs. Henry Maâ€" jury, pianiat; Mrs.. M. Macintosh, home ecsnomics; Mrs. George Ross, citizenship; Mrs. H. Lang, current events: and historical research, Mrs. G. Hobbs, Canadian Industries, Mrs. W. F. Willson, sccial weifare; Mrs. Carl Rriggs, publicity. Mrs. Majury was appoinfed dele.â€" gate to attend the district annual conâ€" vention to be held at Monteith in June. Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Mcintosh will attend the officers conference to ke held at Guelph. Esther Swanson is also the repreâ€" scntatnve from the Club to the Junior ~o" Pirrcoteors of the Y:!1‘7 A. A pretty wedding was solemnized recently at the home of the bride‘s parents at Smocth Rock Falls, Onâ€" taric. when Bessie Mary, daughter of Mtr. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery beâ€" came the bride of Gene Guindon, sgn of Mrs. A. Guindon of 17 Main aveâ€" nuc, Timmins. pink roses. She «also wore the gift ol the groom, a necklace of pearls. Mrs. D. A. Scott was matron of honor and wore a frock of pale blue crepe and a corsage Oof red roses. Mr. D. A. Scott was groomsman. Following the ceremony‘é Weading reception was held the many guests were recieved by the bride‘s mother, wearing a gown of pink jerâ€" sey. â€" The groom‘s mother who also received wore a gown of ‘black crepe. QOut of t+own guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Montgomery Mr. Don Montgomery and Mrs. A Guindon and daughter Doreen of Timmins. Later the young couple left for a trip to Roeuyn,*‘Quebec. On their reâ€" turn they will take up residence in Smooth Rock Falls. Among the many who attended the farewell party hfld on Tuesday evening bymmbou of'the Loyal Order af the Moose awere Annette Dubroy. Loretta Cooper and Georgette C eau. party. was given by members in honor of Mr. and Mrs. G. Stacey who will leave for Enzland on April 29, afl.er a residence here of 28 years. Advance Photo The new slate for‘the forthcoming term is comprised of Mrs. W. Johnson president, Mrs. George Ross, first viceâ€"president, Mrs. M. Macintsoh second viceâ€"president; Mrs. D. Ellies, secretaryâ€"treasurer; Mrs. George Ross, Members turned over to the conâ€" vener many finished articles which will be sold at their annual sale to be held in the near future. Mrs, MacIntosh then turned over the meeting to Mrs. H. Lang who in turn conducted the election of officers. FMAls a zs Cmlata LZawnliélha o Enuvubtlh arm im it There are ‘approximately 15 girls reâ€" gistered in the Club, over [f of whom live in Schumacher. girl= meet weekly at the Y.M.C.A. and have a club membership fee 6f twenâ€" Qn May 4, a lecturer will arrive here ~from headquarters and her theme of discussion will be "Health Before and After Forty". This meetâ€" ing is opened to all interested persons. The ladies also decided to donate a prize to the Horticultural Society for juvenile work. Mrs. W. Johnson Elected President Women‘s Institute The presidential chair occuâ€" pied by Mys. M. MacIntosh who opâ€" ened the meeting with the Lord‘s Prayer and the Institute Ode. Mrs. Henry Majury was pianist. A most interesting letter was read at the meeting, this was from Mrs. Cadeau, district president, thanking the ladies for their hospitaality durâ€" ing her visit to the local branch. *Â¥ # + 9*~ Hall with a good at bers being present. Members of the Gold Star Wemen‘s THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA W. Long, Manager, Timmins, Ont., Pamour, Member~ of the 50â€"50 Club of Mountjoy United Church enjoyed a pleasant social evening recently. A singsong and games were enjoyed and lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. G. Young and Mr. and Mrs. E. MacElwee. Thc¢ table was effectively decorated in keeping with the Easter season. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Kerr, Miss Iris Rees, Miss D. Edleston, Mrs. Percy Aide, Rev. K. Gilmour Smith, Mr. H. Demmick, Mr. and Mrs. N. Young, Mrs. I. Wilson and Mrs. A. Amolins. Gower Markle Guest Wayne Feted Speaker at W. A. _ On Third Blrthday Of MountjOYy UNIt@U mm,, winam socucie entertained a The Women‘s Association of Mountâ€" joy United Churca held their reguâ€" lar meeting recently with Mrs. C. Kewell in the chair. "Christian Feilâ€" lcrwamp in the Home" was the theme ot the devotional period conducted by Mrc. J. D. Campbell. _ Mrs. P. T. Moisley introduced the speaker, Mr. Gower Markle. . Markle discussed group and club omnlnuon. and afterwards invited questions from the audience. Mrs. M. Irvin accompanied by Mrs. Doughty, sang two lovely solos. Mr:. J. Wilkins extended a vote of thanks on beinalf of the W.A. grandson Wuyne, who his third birthday recehtly. Te A4ining table, was most fes» tive with lace cloth centred with a large birthday cake, suitably decorâ€" ated with flufty frosting. and threa tiny candles. W C:ssended {from the chandelier ovâ€" er the table were: multiâ€"colored balâ€" loons and bright paper hats and other tavers added a â€"gayâ€"note ts the fesâ€" tivities. ‘The small hono> received many lovely and=serviceable gifts trowm his relatives and friends. Assisting in the serving of luuch Members and guests present were Mrs. M. Irvin, Mrs. G. Doughty, Mrs. C. Newell, Mrs. M. Macinnis, Mrs. W. Willson, Mrs. M. MacIntosh, Mrs. J. Wilkins, Mrs. A. Sloman, Mrs. H. Lang, Miss D. Eddleston; Mrs. R. Edleston, Mrs. P. Moisley, Mrs. L. C. Current, Mrs. H. PR Kidd, Mrs. A. E. Humphries, Mrs. G. Ross, Mrs. M. PRelanger, Mrs. C. Haystead, Mrs. E. Gilmour Smith, Mrs. S. J. Wales and Mrs, J. D. Campbell. 50â€"50 Club Hold Social Evening REAL ESTATEâ€"INSURANCEâ€"MORTGAGES Koom 3 Gordon Block, Pine St. N. | _ Ph J. V. Bonhomttie Money To Loan National Housing Act Loans 4%"* Commercial Loans 5 to 6% You‘ll Like Our Efficient Serviscé Mrs. William Soucie entertained at » jolly party in honor of her little grandson Wuyne, who his third birthday recehtly. Assisting in â€" the serving of luxuch were Mrs. W. Flynn, Mrs. E. Hughes, Mr:. W. Wolfe‘and ‘Mrs. K E Soucie.. Thotce â€" invited â€"«to attend were Wayne‘s great grandmother, Mrs. C. Flynn, his godmrther, Mrs. J. Hanniâ€" gan and Mrs. Flynn, Sandra and véecqueline, Mrs.â€"E. . Hughes and Paula Mrs. W. Phillipssand Victor, Mrs. W. Wolte and Zeni, Mrs, N. Miller and Nancy, Mrs. D. Camezson and Brian. F. Qoblas â€"and Teddy, Mrs. A. Dunlop, Glennysâ€"and Lynn, Mrs, E. Angrignon, Alice: ‘Kolessy, Mrs. F. Monk and Ronnie, Mrs. K. E. aond Wende. rd Ave. at Cedar Street WELLER ~â€" QPTOMETRIST Phone 2250