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On Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Kinkel, ehtertained at their home, Buffalo Ankerite Property, in honour of the Toronto Conservatory examiner, Mr. Gusti.l. . . _Approximately 35 people attended,v including all the music teaâ€" chers, wives and husbands, in the Porâ€" cupine district. . .â€". . Mr. Gustin gave a very interesting and informative talk at the sotial, on Music Teachers‘ Federâ€" ation. <._.‘. .there were a number of other entertaining items, including a solo by ‘Mr. R. Bailliewho is leaving Timmins to be supervisor of music, York Twp., in Toronto; a duet by Mrs. J, Vary and Mrs. Woodbury, the comâ€" position being written by Mrs. Vary; and piano selections provided by Mrs. Wilkinson. . ;. . . An especially deliâ€" clous supperâ€"~â€"was enjoyed after which the guests spent a very pleasant social evening. On Sunday evening, Mrs. R. E. Sturgeon. entertained jointly with Mrs. Gil~Chenier at a charmingly arranged dinner party at her home, 157 Toke St., in honour of Mrs. Gorâ€" don Wright of Guelph, who had been visiting in town, the guest of Mrs. L. Marshall./. . . . Following the most enjoyable dinner, a pleasâ€" ant was enjoyed. . . Mrs. Wright and her young daughâ€" ter, Chrol, ‘left on Monday to reâ€" turn to their home in Guelph. . ... Present Sunday evening were Mr. aund Mrs. Al. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Les Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Chenâ€" ier, Mr:Cand Mrs. Sturgeon, and the guest of honour, Mrs. Wright. On Friday alternoon about twentyâ€" five players took part in ladies‘ day at ithe Golf QOlub . . . . Following the games, fea and reftr eshments were serâ€" ved in t, e clug house, where a number of other members were then gathered °* in pmencuritis; E\\\\\}.\.\.\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\%\.\.\.\%\\%S\\\S“' THURSbAY, JULY 6th 1944 An engagement which took place quite recently was that of Miss Winni iSinclair and Mr. Norman Palmer . ; ..The wedding date is a little indefinite as yet but Winni is wearing a really lovely diamond on that third finger left hand . . a large diamond flanked by two smaller ones set in white gold . Winni in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M, A. Sinclair, Maple St. S. and i$ t.he chief controlâ€"room opâ€" orater a.. CKGB, and Norm is the son of Mr and Mrs. H. Palmer, of Toronto, ‘and is anâ€" announcer at CKGB."** Third Ave. at Cedar Street TIMMINS JEWELLER â€" OPTOMETRIST ? ,/ # N ® gl ,/ 'I ’I ,( ,‘ Science has proved that a quart of gdod Milk is equal to a pound of lean steak. You know the price of steak, Get all the steak you ** *3 s need to our healthful Milk. ) j ' y 4 MILK IS A MEAT ‘_SUBSTITUTE Timmins Dairy Telephone 9389 Science Proves A. 8. Porter won the low net, 1st flight, and Mrs. Ray deGruchy and Mrs, Bob Barringer tied jow net in the 2nd! flight . ... Mrs. F®‘. Woodburyâ€" won the 9â€"hole competition . . . On Saturday about fortyâ€"eight players joined in the mixed twoâ€"ball foursome, and then enâ€" joyed supper in the club house afterâ€" wards . . . Winners of the low gross, were Mr. O. Atkins and Mrs, W. L. Hogarth (94); winners of low net were Miss Gowan and Mr. Sellar with 167‘, less 34, tied with them were Mr. and Mrs. Shook, 98 less 26; and Mrs, G. Chenier and Mrc. J. Sullivan with 98| and a nice social time was spent , . .} Mrs. R. E. Osborn won the Robinson | ‘Trophy for which the members have‘. been playing for the past 4 weeks . , . Mrs. N. D. Adams won the spoon competition for Qâ€"nole players, Mrs, less 26 Last Wednesday afternoon the Sr. C held a most enjoyable afternoon tea and bake sale at the home of Mrs. A. F. Carriere, Toke St. . . . During tea which was serâ€" ved from a laceâ€"covered table cenâ€" tred with bright summer flowers and glowing white and green tapers a delightful musical programme was presented and greatly appreâ€" ciated by the visiters . . . Besides enjoying the delicious refreshments served, the guests were treated to a delicious â€" looking home â€" bake table where they could buy cakes, pies, cookies fresh bread, rolls, or almost anything else which might appeal to them along that line , . In spite of the warm weather, a number of visitors attended and the afternoon was a success both socially and financially. Last Thursday the Gold Nugget Rebekahs held their final meeting for the summer months . . . Nominations were held for new officers and at their next meeting, the first Thursday in September, second nominations will be held . . . . Following the business of the meeting, cards were enjoyed and O + music was supplied for dancing by Ron Jones . . . . Winners at whist were Mrs. ©toneman, Mrs,. Keene and Mrs. webâ€" ber,. . . . the Rebekahs are all invited to attend the annual Oddfellows‘ picâ€" nic to be held at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite on Sunday, July 9th, the meeting plate to be the Oddfellows‘ Hall, at 11 o‘clock in the morning Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Everard who were married last Saturday in Worth Bay . . . the is waell known to many in town, having for a few years taught at Mattagami school ... R she is Wren Doris Brimacombe, R, C. N. V. R.. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs, RBRrimacombe, of Sundridge ... John, or Spruce St. N "Bunny" as he is known by his many friends, is employed at Mutual Life in town. and is son of Mr, and Mrs. Emile Everard, 101 Tamarack St., Timmins. Messrs. Grant Buyd, George Macâ€" Sween, and Mac Baker spent the weekâ€" end visiting at the latter‘s home, 165 We have several reminders for our readers in the camp now . . one | for the ladies to remember the garâ€" den tea which will be put on by the LO.DE. on Wednesday, July 19th, at the home of Mrs. H, W. Darling, 134 Wilson Ave. . , . this promises to be a lovely alffair, and while the ladies are enjoying tea and refreshments, string music will be provided by the Croatian Star orchestra . . . An added atâ€" traction will be the sale of home cooking, so be sure to attend ... Another reminder is for dance fans . . . on Friday night, July 14th, the Kinamen are Ithewr fourth annual Barn dance event at the Riverside Pavilion, and @all are invited to attend and join in the fun . . . Music will be provided by Gene Crocco and his orchestra and the dance begins at 10 pam. . . And the final reminder is again for dance " fans, and that is to watch for the announcements for the annual Intercollegiate dance which will be appearing shortly. |Shower Given in Honour _ of Mrs.A. Salter, Mimico l. A very pleasant evening was spent on Thursday, June 22nd, at the home ‘of Mrs. Ronalds, Dome avenue, South Porcupine, in the form of a shower for Mrs. Alf. Salter, of Mimico. Mrs. Ronâ€" alds and Mrs. Karpovitch, sister of the i guest of honour, as joint hostesses,. Bingo was the entertainment of the evening, prizes going to;â€"Mrs,. H. Warâ€" ford, first; Mrs. J. Kent, second; Mrs. A. Salter, consolation. ‘\ A very daintily decorated basket was presented to the guest of honour conâ€" taining a number of useful gifts. Those present were;â€"Mrs. J. Kent, Schumacher; Mrs. B. Laffin Mrs. H. Warford, Mrs. R. Beauchamp, South Porcupinge; Mrs. V, Mira, Mrs. J. Cronâ€" miller, Timmins; the hostesses, Mrs. Ronalds and Mrs. Karpovitch; and the guest of honour, Mrs. A. Salter. Those sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Carmen Richards and Mrs. Gladys Smeltzle. A nice lunch was served later in the evening. Couple Wed at Pretty Ceremony Given in marriage by her father,‘ the bride was gowned in white satin, fashioned with a long torso, and full! ‘skirt, A heaqaures of lily-of-the-valley" caught her threeâ€"quarter length veil, and she carried a bouquet of.roses and! white sweet peas. She wore a wrist watch gift of the groom. | Bright summer fiowers aecorated St. Anthony‘s cathedral on Wednesday morning for the wedding of Colette Joanisse, daughter of (Mr, and Mrs. H. Joanisse, Birch St. N. and LAC George Lavigne, son of Mr. and Mrs. M,. Lavigne, Messines Ave. Rev. Father Brouillard officiated at the ceremony and the wedding music was played by Sister Claire, Mrs, Roger Barrette was soloist. Constance Joanisse, sister of the bride, was maid of honour, and Mrs. Wm. Griffith was bridesmaid. Both atiendants were similarly attired in pink sheer with full skirt and wide sash of pink taffeta. A wide ruffled hem and wide picture hat trimmed with jpink flowers, completed their ensemble and they carried bouquets of roses and sweetpeas Groomsman was Maurice Lavigne, and ushers were Jeanâ€"Marie Joanlsse, Jeanâ€"Paul Rivet, and Aurel Bisson. A reception was held at the bride‘s home, her mother receiving in a twoâ€" piece biege dress with brown accessâ€" ories and a corsage of Talisman roses, Assisting was the groom‘s mother in a crepe twoâ€"piece dress with navy acâ€" cessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses. For t.ravelhnv to Connaught Inn at North Hatley, Que., the bride donned a grey tailored suit with navy accessâ€" ories. Gifts to the maid of honour and bridesmaid were a silver bracelet and gold earrings, and to the ushers, wallets Funeral Services for Late W. Collier Schumacher_,:-July 5. speclal to The Advance. Punécral services were held last Thursday afternoon at four o‘clock f011 the late Mr. William (Bill) Collier, 54 Second Ave., Schumacher, who passed away in St. Mary‘s Hospital, Timmiians, after a few days‘ illness, A resident of: schumacher for 22 years and an employee of the McIntyre Mine, Bill‘s quiet, friendly manner won him many friends with his fellow workers who sincerely imourn his passing. He wWaSs 44 years of age. Surviving are his widow and three children, Barbara, June and Billy; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Collier, Wigan, Lancashire, Engâ€" land, and one brother who is serving with the Navy, The funeral, which was a very large one, was held from the Walker FPuneral Home, Timmins, to Trinity United Church, Schumacher, where the Rev. John Breckenridge conducted the serâ€" vice, with Mrs. James at the organ. Interment was made in the Tisdale Cemetery, Funeral arrangements were with the Walker Funeral Home, Timâ€" mins. The pallbearers were: Mr. Jack Matthew, Mr. Fred Preston, Mr. Ted Turner, Mr. Bert Thompson, Mr. Williant Mair, Mr. Stan O‘Hara. The large profusion of lovely flowers showed the high esteem in which the late Mr. Collier was held. The following is a list of the floral tributes: Wife and children; Mr, and Mrs. Mark Varady: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Matthew: Fred and Maggie Wharton; Mr. and Mrs. Foy, Ince, Wigan, Engâ€" land; Mrs. Mary Wilson, Owen Sound ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klisaruich and family:;: Mr. and Mrs. Fddie Smith, North Bay; Mr and Mrs, George Webâ€" ber: Phil and the two Jacks; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs, William Mair Mr.. and ‘Mrs. Len Thomas: Mr,. and Mrs. Emile Everard,; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scullion; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mair and family; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Sutherland; The Banich famâ€" ilies: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kennedy; Mr. and Mrs. James Stirrat; Mr. Pred Preston; Mr. and Mrs, John O‘TDonnell : _ Cards of sympathy: Molly and Bill MacKenzie: Miss Aileen Curran and Boys and Girls of Room 9, Schumacher Public School; Leaders and Little Girls of the Mission Band of Trinity United Church;: Miss Barbara Varady, Torâ€" onto: Mrs. Bedford Cocklin, Gravenâ€" hurst: Miss Dora Baycroft, Gravenâ€" hurst, _ Cablegram of sympathy from Mum. lDad and ‘Ed. Collier, Wigan,. Lancaâ€" h shire, England. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dobson and family: Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dwyer; Mrs. Bowan and Gwen and Mr. George Savck; Employees McIntyre Mill. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO i _â€"Many of the local Cadets left Wedâ€" " nesday for Comp Bolton. Mr, Douglas Argue, principal of the High School, | accompanied the Cadets. The most popular place in Schumachâ€" | er this weather is the Lions Club swimâ€" â€"ming pool, where the children are havyâ€" ing a grand time. Football Auxiliary Gives Over $100 for Patriotic Causes Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and District. Echumacher, July 5th, Special to the Advance. The McIntyre Footifall Club Ladies Auxiliary met last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. James Stirrat, Railway St. The secretary‘s and treaasâ€" urers report was read and the books audited up to date. During the season over one hundred dollars has been donated to war work and cigarettes, and parcels have been kept rolling to the footballers on service. The Ladies wish to thank all who a‘tended the Wednesray evening card parties; also to the merchants for their generosity with the prizes for the card games; also to the Workers ‘Coâ€"op for the use of thtir store, Cigarettes and parcels were sent off this mweek to all the McIntyre footballers on service. Durâ€" ing the evening a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. After lunch a social period was enjoyed. The Ladies‘ Guild of the Schumacâ€" her Anglican Mission met last Wedâ€" nesday evening for their social sewing evening. There was a good attendence and a nice time was enjoyed. The ladies decided to discontinue their meetings during July andâ€" August, Also there will only be Sunday mornâ€" ing services of worship during the month of July. The serving Of @A dainty lunch brought the meeting to a close. Mrs. Gordon Wright and daughter, Carrol, of Guelph, renewed acquaintances in town during the past week. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Varady, left on Monday for home in Toronto, after attending the funeral of Mr, Varady‘s brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. William iCollier. The first consignment of girls lef* last Wednesday for ten days‘ holiday at Camp Bickell. Mrs. Frank O‘Connell and children of Larder Lake, are visiting Mrs. O‘Conâ€" nell‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Coopâ€" /¢ Now that I can go I‘m not going to stick around and let the other fellows do i1t. U : CANADIAN ARMY FOR OVERSEAS § ERVIC E er, of MciIntyre property, i The local Resockah Lodge hoelid last meeting of the season on Friday evening. It was also the birthday of one of their oldest and most valued members, Mrs. Beatrice Anthony, who joined the lodge nineteen years ago., and the members made it an occasion for honouring Mrs. Anthony. A birthâ€" day cake featured a party after the meeting, made and decorated suitably ‘by Mrs. Stanlake. The Rebekah colors and nineteen candles decorated the ‘cake. A group gift was presented to Mrs. Anthony from the Lodgeâ€"handed fto her by Mrs. Melville. N. G., with a tfew words of appreciation, and wishing ‘her happy days ahead. Corporal Harry Dobson, RCA.F., stationed at Victoria, BC., is spending his leave at his home on Second Ave. The Rev. J. A. Breckenridge, minister of Porcupine United Church, and supply minister to Trinity United Church, has taken up residence at Trinity United Church manse, First Ave. I The Princess Alice Club, working with women‘s organizations of the disâ€" trict have taken the handling of the | Mrs. Churchill fund for the building and equipping of hostels for the women in the ‘armed forces. Mr wW. B. Sparks has finished his summer course in Cadet work at Lake Couchiching, Geneva Park, and has left to join the Cadets at Bolton Camp. â€" Congratulations to Schumacher Pire Dept. for winning third place in the ladder competition at the annual PFireâ€" man‘s Tournament held Saturday, July ist., at Kirkland Lake. South Porcupine, July 5th. Special to The Advance. Mrs. B. Anthony Honoured .. by S. Porcupine Rebekahs The guest of honour replied with much feeling telling the members this was the happiest and best birthday she had ever had. Many individual gifts were also given. At this meeting Past District Deputy Verna Rayner was presented with the P. D. D. Jewel by P. D. D. B. Libby. Mrs. Churchill Fund Receives Support of Organizations There are now over 600 of these over there a year. Now it‘s Bill and Jack went It‘s going to take months of training before 1 can set fightingâ€"fht, so I‘d better get moving AI today. '5‘ o 3 mM Yes sir! I‘m going now, to tell Dad and 2 Mom that I‘m on my way to sign up. alrA thoao T ECE A. hostels in Great Britain and in all the theatres of war, and there is still great need for funds for more of these hostels, their equipment and . upkeep. Theose centres have been a tremendous help in preserving the health, comfort and moral of the girls and women in the forces. At a meeting held recently, the folâ€" lowing organizations showed their willâ€" ingness® to coâ€"operate â€" in providing funds for this worthy cause. The Laâ€" dies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, Sr. Catholic Women‘s League, the Woâ€" men‘s Auxiliary of Trinity United Church, Princess Alice Club, Arbutus Chapter O. E S., the I. O. D. E., Fireside Club of ist United Church, Women‘s Organization of Presbyterian churches, the Hadassah Club, the Porcupine Muâ€" sic Teachers‘ Association, _ Harmony Hall group, Women‘s Institute, Daughâ€" ters of England, Kinette Club, Syrian Lodge, and Ladies of Moose. It will be remeimmnbered that in 1942, the sum of $1,020, was contributed by the Women of Timmins and surroundâ€" ing district and as the need is urgent it is to be hopred that more money can be sent immediately Monday, July 3â€"Mrs. Pickerâ€" ing‘s Group Finnish Organization Eastern Star Tuesday, ° â€"July 4â€"Finnish Women of Harmony Hall Hadassah Group Red Cross Schedule for the Bardessona Workrooms for July w. L. § l Monday July 31â€"Mrs. Pickerâ€" Thursady, _ July . 6â€"Mrs. Hardy$. ing‘s group Finnish Organization Group . St. Matthew‘s Group Prinâ€" l Rastern Star Wednesbday. July _ 5â€"Ladies of Ste Anne .Mrs Allen‘s Group Jr. C over last week, and Fred‘s been chance. Quality Tea cess Alice Club "i';rlday July 7â€"â€"United Church Group LaLigue Feminine Catholique (Mrs. Gougeon‘s Group) Monday, July 10â€"Mrs. Pickerâ€" ing‘s Group Finnish oOrganizations Eastern Star ; Tuesday, â€" July _ 11â€"Finnissh Wosâ€" men of Harmony Hall Hadassah Group W‘enesday. July â€" 12â€"Mrs, Ralph‘s Group LaLigue Feminine Catholique (Mrs. Dubien‘s Group) Thursday, July L. (Mrs. Moran‘s Group) Princess Alice Club Monday, July 17â€"Mrs. Pickerâ€" ing‘s Group Finnish Organization Eastern Star Thursday, _ July 20â€"Sr. C. W. L. (Mrs. McCoy‘s Group) Princess Alice Club Friday, July 14â€"French Federaâ€" tion Dime Club ; Tuesday, _ July 11â€"Finnish Woâ€" men of Harmony Hall Hadassah Group Wédnesda,v. July â€" 19â€"Mrs. Allen‘s Group Home and School Club Friday, â€" July 21â€"United Church Group I. 0. D. E. Monday, July 24â€"Mrs. Pickerâ€" ing‘s Group Finnish Oganization EFastern Star Tuesday, July _ P92â€"Finnish Woâ€" men of Harmony Hall Hadassah Group ‘Wchnesday. July â€" 26â€"Mrs. Ralph‘s Group French Federation â€"~Thursday, July 27â€"Princess Alice Club wWlomen‘s Institute : Friday, 28â€"Rooms closed WEAR iT ON YOUR ARM ghD6F p,