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tfi; *4 4. *% m * *4 *4 *% % % % % * %* * o * *b *% % *% *% / * FRANK KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumac # 7 At the close of the evening a deliâ€" clous buffet lunch was served, the focus of attention being a beautifully decorated wedding cake. :}\ * * 4 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\fl% 25th Wedding On September 19th Mr. and Mrs. of Dome Extension, the 25th anniversary of their wedding in Shawville, Quebec. On Saturday evening a number of "surprised"‘ them by callâ€" ing in a group to congratulate then{! and extend best wishes for the future. During the evening the friends and presented Mr. 1 chest of silver. Anniversary Attending were: Mr. and Mrs,. ivan Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray,! Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Whyte, Mr. ana Mrs. Jack McGinn, Mr. and Mrs. W. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Andy McGinn, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Harbar, Mr. an@ Mrs. Bill Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Monty Keast, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Davies, Mrs. George Helmer. Outâ€" ofâ€"town guests were Mr. and Mrs. L, Taylor, of Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hill, of Larder Lake. LC _ CVÂ¥ CARAIAG, _ YÂ¥ eral Sz2cretary of murity Y. M. C "Just:yving the Y Mr. Markle point Lon which the based and also e: ogical factors up Watt, chairman « ed. He said, "In M.CA. stresses t dividual perssna Lany w Their South Hotheri tiful * # *# #@ # t # t# w ## *# + ## ## * .% .00 .“ #. ®. %._% # # *# _ %# *# _# .. 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On‘ Monday evening, the women‘s organizations of the church comâ€" bined their efforts to serve a Harâ€" vest Home supper in the parish hall. Under the supervision of Mrs. Alfred Nitschkie the hall had been tastefully decorated with flowers and harvest fruits and, vegetables. Mr. Alex Balfour welcomed the guests, numbering over 100, followâ€" ing which Rev. Mitchell addressed the diners. Mr. S. Holmes supplied musical selections on the organ durâ€" ing the evening. Harvest Thanksgiving _ _Harve‘s t Thanksgiving â€" services were held on Sunday, September 19th, in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church, with Rev. David Mitchell officiating The ladies served a very delicious] supper and report the evening a financial success. They wish to thank all those who contributed and assistâ€" ed in any way during the evening. Mrs. Davis Passes Following a long illness, the death occurred at tne Dome Mines on Thursday, September 23hr, of Mrs. Katherine Davis, wife of J. J. Davis, mill superintendent of the Dome Mines. The pretty waitresses included the Misses Nancy Wilder, Georgina Vickâ€" ers, Patricia Cross, Wendy Cross, Audrey Allen, Ann Neill, Georgina Rodger, Jane Neill. In her 60th year, Mrs. Davis‘ reâ€" cent illness has caused anxiety to her many friends and acquaintances, and sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Davis and their two sons, Basil, who has only recently returned to Peru after a long "vacation here, and Ross, now in Alaska. Mrs. Davis is survived by her mother, Mrs. Andrew Wood, of Conâ€" nadght, four sisters: Mrs. Susan Wood, and Mrs. Marie McCurdy, of Toronto, Mrs. Bessie Aitchison, of Connaught, and Mrs. M argaret Bowes, of Englehart, and three broâ€" ‘thers, Thomas, of New â€" Liskeard, Peter, of Ottawa, and Andrew, of Port Arthur. Four grandchildren also survive, Nora and John Christopher, Basil‘s children, and Judy and Patricia, Ross‘s children. The body of the late, Mrs. Davis rested at her home at the Dome until Saturday afternoon, when the Reyv. R. J. Scott officiated at the funeral services held in South Porcupine United Church. Interment was in Timmins Cemetery with Walker‘s Funeral services in charge of arâ€" rangements. Pallbearers were: RoBert E. Dye, Randall Anderson, Timmins; James Davis, Kirkland Lake; James Mcâ€" Naughton, Kirkland Lake; Goodwin Davis, Malartic, and Edmund Davis, Pembroke. Among the outâ€"ofâ€"town relatives and friends attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. James Davis, Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, Kirkland Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Davis, Maynooth, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis, Ma:pooth:‘ Edmund Dafis, Pembroke; Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Davis, Malartic; Thomâ€" as Davis, Malartic; Mrs. Wm. Van McNaughton, Swastika; Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. James Norman Burlaynette, Kirkland Lake; Mrs. Susan Wood, Toronto; Mrs. Marie McCurdy, Toronto; Mrs. Marâ€" garet Bowes, Englehart; Mrs. Bessie Aitcheson, Connaught; Mrs. Evelyn Huyck, Malartic; Miss Gladys Day, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, of Rouyn. To da â€"the 0 mines Selectio ready s pested this fal Aitg tl depende Canada will con and Ca vailable 0 Al their f: 175 mir tra $175 ship an ies cut reached S PORCUPINEâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kavanagh, stationed with the Ontario Provinâ€" cial Police force in Cochrane, are visâ€" iting Mr. and Mrs. C. Kavanagh for a short holiday. Mr. Charles Train, of San Franâ€" cisco, Cal., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Train, of Broadway Ave. Reeve â€"V. H. Evans returned on Thursday from the convention of the Municipal Finances Officials‘ Associâ€" ation recently held in Kingston, Ont. Garth Cahill has returned home after spending several months in British Columbia and on the Alaska highway. Mir. and Mrs. Don McGregor, with Margaret Anne and Judy have lef for Chatham where they will residu in the future. Miss Clara Campagnola, of Dome Ex. has returned to the University of Toronto to continue her studies. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kosick have reâ€" At the regula mins Ys Men‘ the evening wa eral Szcretary « The Y Week murity Â¥. M. C. A., « "Justiying the YM.CA Mr. Markle pointed out which the Y.M.C based and also explaint the fccal point of all its activity. works through those cohesive gro which have a large degree of 5s direction and, in this way taps sourcs Oof mtivation and imeets perscnality needs of individuals. C sistency between beliefs or ideals, a the acticns and conduct of individu arises where the ideals have been gi group approval and are put intog pr t‘ce." After the talk, there was a b consideration period. The speaker was introduced by ‘ Watt, chairman ct! the proegram CC mittee, and thanked by Bill Burs cn behalf of the group. Graham D lop presided during the meceting. "High School Clubs Start Activit The Hiâ€"Y boys have sper their time, to date organizin paring for the tenr‘is tournan was run Off at the Holling ‘The tournament was extre cessful and is reported i column in Ithis paper. ‘The Triâ€"YÂ¥Y and Hiâ€"Â¥ Cjuk T H. V. 8. nave started now season with a real Dbur:s ivity. The ‘Iriâ€"Yy girls, ‘u chairmanship of Helen B have gone out on a members and added a long list of ne1 the club. Among the first the girls are undertaking are cheerleaders for the foctba and also to arrange some tou for the High School Assem» the topics being considered are: "Carâ€" eers for Women?", "Wages and the High Cost of Living", "the Berilin Crisâ€" is", and it is expected that there will be some lighter subjects . included â€"films and discussions on music. The activities‘ committee, under the chairmanship ¢f Doris Smith, is arâ€" rangzing a wide range of activities which include: ‘bridge instructions for be ginners and advanced players, photoâ€" graphy, modern music, dancing, and a group of others. The soc‘al part of the evening, und*r the chairmanship of Ray Carbonnsau, is being planned around an informal cabaret setting. Membership in the Ssâ€"Ed my be obâ€" tained through contacting members of the committee or the Y.M.C.A.. The Soâ€"Ed committee, under chairmanship of Tom Moran, is C lining an interesting program of so and recreational activities for yo men and women which is schedi to start at the Y.M.C.A. on Tuest October 26th and to be held the s: night each week for â€"a period G! weeks. The sbpeakers on the progr: are being arranged by a commit hecaded by Pon McPhail and some the topizcs being ecnsidered are:; "C An additional 700 Displaced Persons have been requested by the mining in dustry according to the Canadian Metal Mining Asscciation, which is directing the project. To date about 23006 Displaced Persons â€"the coriginal quctaâ€"are working in mines from Quebec to the Yukon. Selection of the additional 700 has alâ€" ready started in Europe and it is ex, pested the men will begin to arrive this fall. D.P.‘s Fine Citizens | Says Mining Assoc. : At the same time, rela dependents of men already v Canada have bezun to arrive will continue as fast as ship} and Canac‘an living quarte vailable. §So anxious are some their families with them 175 mingrs have agreed t tra $175 per person (diffe ship and air passage) to les out. In the few reached Canada, som as much as $1000 Gordon Paul has returned to Torâ€" onto to attend the University. Miss Patricia Mawhinney of the Dome is attending Normal School in North Bay. Recent guests at the home of Mr. turned to Shawinigan spending a vacation w ents here. and Mrs. V. Woo erite were Mrs. ] M. E. Rigg, and Norris, of William Kevin to Guelph to cor the â€" Ontario / there. ¥‘s Men Evaluate Program n iULUMs paper. "Soâ€"Ed P.ans Program RKRoom 3 Gordon Block, Pine St. N. 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Being involved in an accident costs money â€"whether it is you or the other fellowâ€"but the sudâ€" den*bump on the bank account can be cushioned by having an automobile liability insurance policy and accident fnsurance. gents With Underwriting Facilities For All Lines of Insurance Simmsâ€"Hooker Pickering CITl the . B D I s to the bridesmaids and maid mor were Rhinestone necklaces he Best Man received a ronson r, and the ushers bill f‘olds. ? cepticn was held at the McIntyre . and Mr. and Mtrs. James Suthâ€" i â€"received â€"the â€"guests OMirs. rland receiving in pale blue dress natching accessories and wore a ze of roses and gladioli. Later ng was enjoyed to the music of ones and his orchestra. For their moon the bride and groom are to Toronto and other Southern . The bride wore a yelllow wool ind borwn accessories for going Upon thseir <return they will n Second Avenue. Out of town s were her grandvarents Mr. and Tom Harris of Copalt and Mr. Mrs. Emmerson Carmichael and obby cf Sudbury. cnto whert iversity c Members Lcague mss McIntyre C( nesday nigl coming sea ectsd: Mr: Mrs. Barba Gurvitch t Mr. and urday: to :i Summer h Miss Barl onto where iversity of Mr. and ] ter Margo bein ind (M1i i VC th sltin Thompson who was visiting home of Irvine FPraser has left homse in Ottawa. 1¢ 1€ was en 5 and hi m the Toront: Timmins And South Porcupine ny friends of Mr. Jacke Belec lad to hear that ‘he is home ig a patient in the South Porâ€" SCHUMACHER dlay it Mor M la 1C i Church of Schumaâ€" ere of the wedding on The ‘ usher ; held : ind M . the 11 of Margaret Suthâ€" Mr. and Mrs. James Â¥e Richardson. son lin and George Zinâ€" Toronto where they f Joe Niosi and then Bulfalo. in the Flower Girl blue brscaded benâ€" a ncsegay of mums f .pink roses for a ba She carried a cas. i. She wore blue and of pink roses bridesmaids June nd sisters of the in gowns similiar 1 <cf honor. June ngeline and Mary id wore matching hneaddress,of pink eV accompanâ€" ‘ Mrs. J. Huxley. marriage by her i1 gown of French skirt ard ‘itted long veil with a cssoms. She carâ€" white gladicl and d of honour Miss wned in blue broâ€" h gathered skirt A1 . Smith have left in St; John, Queâ€" 1csegay Of mums NV1 pink roses for a turr Arnott was Best cthe c Bluie Webbor News From M 1Y On t Henric cf he mard, vester PULJC Mary the 5 Miss Effie Monoghan at the Toronto Gener visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. J. Mcnogh Ki turne Members of the mixed Bowling Lcague met in the Auditoriun of the McIntyre Community Building on Wedâ€" nesday night to elect officers for the coming season the following were elâ€" ected: Mrs. Sadie Fowler president, Mrs. Barbara Rogers Secretary, Sam Mrs. Barbara R Gurvitch treasut Miss Barbara Ha onto where she w iversity of Toronto Mr. Carl iome in T Mr. at »turned nd oth 1Ve M1T Henriectta Fulton Entertains Shirlsy McCheskey, Kathleen , Sandra Burns, Colleen Burns, MacDonnell, Mary Cybuiski, and est of hsnor Henrietta. he occasion Be 11 ind M it y lHitle 1 ard th y the h ‘s. Glad. nd Mrs. J. Kirkland and daughâ€" go and son John have left for n where Margo and John will after visitin muthern poir home aft wi spend some tim( home in North B we! 17 Ksvich ha he will a Mullin iPrat H n ¢cf her 5th Birthday for Tocornto where entertained a number Emmanual Ccllege iends. Games were se n refreshments were Mrs. Frank Vic stesses Mrs. A. Fulton home after vacati s Fulteocn. Many beautâ€" Ontari~. Angus Campbell have tetr visiting in Toronto kland wes, â€" )me of yward left for Torâ€" ill attend the Unâ€" McMillan have reâ€" g in Toronto and nding the party , Barbara Strick. ad, Pamela Hayâ€"â€" . Almina Syivesâ€" Your banker works int: W has left fo ittend Queen rs, A. Fulton home Many beautâ€" Ontari nted to Henâ€" efft )ke left, Sat udent nurse Hospital is her parents bank and his whole staff are working for you. ears of your competitor, your neighbor, your community. t protects that privacy,. Your banking transactions are not open to the eyes and privacy in money matters. Your banker 1 V for Torâ€" the Unâ€" In other words, the manager of your branch or his S a depositor or borrower, you value banking, proposed by Socialists here, would open your banking transoctions to political intrusion. lands where freedom is deniedâ€"where every official working for the State! 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