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Among those taking in the sprcial | of a similar nature. excursion to Toronto last week wene} Miss Marjory Thompson and Miss Rosâ€" | Bornâ€"On Tuesday, May 10th, to Mr. alie McAlinden who visited Gerald Mcâ€" / and Mrs. Amrnold Burrows, 169 Maple Alinden at Gravenhurst, street, south, Timminsâ€"a daughter. quoted _ the â€" Bishop "Therefore as faithi Jesus Christ we must study the scriptures, s right spirit and with for they will make u vation." In the morning at St. M churern the Lord Bishop of N administered the rite of confi The candidates were presented rector, Rev. R. S. Cushing. In dress to those who had come fo receive the laying on of ha: Bishop emthasized the neces obedience to God‘s commands there were many theories subm bible truths, it never should be ten that the supreme and i amithority is the inspired word "Heaven and but My word quoted the ‘"Love, Friends the gifted sp« great Christiar depemded not fraternal orde also the salva whole world. choir sang the Without Thee pleasingly taks Mrs. Richards. A hearty welcom lodge was extended t Rev. R. S. Cushing. hop Anderson was t for the occasion an one that, was listened est interest for the p« and the earnestness « Rey. Bishop Anderso around the princip the worthy motto There were petitions and other reâ€" quests for sidewalks, sewers, water services, etc., all of which will be taken vided equaly with another woman who assisted in the work. It was really a case where the brirging back of the husband to town would mean that both would be almost certain to become public charges, and the best solution seemed to be to transfer the man to the Home for Incurabkles. Church Parade of Oddfellows‘ Lodge Local Fraternal Society Hear Inspir ing and Eloquent Address by Rt. Rev. Bishop Anderson, of Moosonee. The case of a Timmins man now in hospital at Toronto who should be in the Hospital for Incurables was again before the council. The man‘s wife was said to be receiving $100,00 a menth for work here and contributing nothing to the expenses of her husâ€" band. Against this it was pointed out that the $100.00 a month had to be diâ€" coming annual convention of medical health officers of the various municiâ€" palities of the province. It was obliâ€" gatory for all medical health officers to attend this convention and the municipality wes cxpected to defray the cost of the trip. The letter was reâ€" ferred to the board of health. The Kirkland Lake Pipe Band wrote asking permission to visit Timmins around the first of June and give an open concert here, taking up a collecâ€" tion to defray travelling expenses. The council thought it would be agreeâ€" able to all to have such a visit, and Dr. Honey was asked to secure the coâ€"operation of the Timmins Band for the occasion. The matter of the choice of a date was left to the Kirkâ€" land Lake Pipe Band. The visiting ban@ intend to play on a Saturday afternoon and evening at the band stand near the station. Request was ‘made Second avenue between sam and the request wa: fire and light committe« A letter was received 1 Minister of the provin partment informing the At the regular meeting council on Monday Mayor occupied the chair and C rison were prt Mayor Suggests Transients Be Warned to Keep Out of Town Although There are Several Hundred Out of Work in Town More Starting to Come in. No Chance for Work Here. Kirkland Lake Pipe Band to Pay Friendly Visit Here About June Ist. Other Matters at Town Council Meeting. Caron,. Dtr. 3. L. 7: ‘F. Chenier, A:; P.; D 2 Sections 16 Pages ion and his listened to w1 r the power 0 Du 1 by M 1e Timmins Band for The matter of the was left to the Kirkâ€" Band. The visiting ind e ‘to the 1.0.0.FP them by the rector The Rt, Rev. Bisâ€" the special speake: n bu 10Oowex id y W1LS hem id 1.O.C Moa 12e deepâ€" ht M W. H. Wilsc an enijovab Members and Guests Enjoy A.M.0.8. Event B6ellaimy Nippers Rebates were authorized in the.case of water rates where the water had not Chief Feature on Pleasing Programme was Sketch by the Legion Sketch Party., Pleasing Evening for it would be well to have a canvas cover for the garbage wagon when passing thruogh town after collections were made. It was left with Councillor Dooley, chairman of the contingency commiittee to arrange with Mr. Leâ€" blance to have this done. The matter of dust on the roads was referred to and the advisability of using calcium chloride as a dust layer. Afâ€" ter some discussion Councillor Caron pointed out that this had been provided for in the estimates, and the clerk was asked to get quotations on the calcium chloride. The annual meeting of the Timmins Softball Association, calied for last Monday night, has been postponed to Monday evening next, May 16th. It will be held in the town hall, Fourth avenue, commencing at 8 pm. The chief business of the meeting will be the receiving of reports for the past year, the election of officers for the ensuing season and the perfecting of plans for a good year in the line of softball for 1932. ensuing season and the periectinfg plans for a good year in the lin« softball for 1932. All softball fans in town who. to see this popular sport go> ahsac 1932 should be sure to attend the m ing next Monday night, May 16th the town hall, commencing at 8 p.1 few complaints about the scavenger serâ€" vice, and any received were promptly dealt with by Mr. Leblanc. Later Mr. Leblanc told council that there were about 600 more buckets to handle than when he first took over the work. He had lost money on the contract at first. and it was not easy to make it profitâ€" able. Councillor Richardson thought Annual Meeting Softball Association Monday Night Continued on Back Page This Section) i l YVe YF*C After th iÂ¥, and P. H oung Scotech The Drear xn intende A.M.O0.5 imins, la. the Thom bein he Y Jrogta mm ind De popula ly enic L 11 OULS mat Dun iints nda L 1C Bé M WA the B3 eve said h bout th Mayv 12 ler the au:! re Oddfello irsdavy evetr 1 1lULm wn who. wan t g> ahsad i1 LW Oy N I W VC 91 C AL M a 1l nd i‘@atimnier and on Danguel io0r years past has been a pleasing event in Timmins and looked forward to alike by the fathers and the sons. «i at of the ol camp» hayv Twenty Laas Now in Lacrosse at Timmins LAcrosse is away to a good Sstart in Timmins for this season. A team has been organized in town and confidently expects to make a good showing in the Porcupine Amateur Lacrosse League just organized. Practices are in proâ€" gress every night and the team shows ereat promiss. There are about twenty fact ed the truth. If it is not the fact, the railways should clear their skirts by letting the truth be known. Colour was given to the belief that the whole scheme was simply Toronto highâ€"presâ€" sure salesmanship under false pretences by virtue of the fact that heaps of advertising literature was distributed in the North immediately before the excursion. Then the trains themselves were loaded with more advertising of alleged bargains from Toronto stores. The whole thing would not have been so "bad, if people~fim~"the North â€"eould not have done better by "buying at home." However, the amount of purâ€" chasing done by people from the North in Toronto was not so large as the Toâ€" ronto highâ€"pressure salesmen expected. The greater part of the excursionists went simply for the trip, to visit friends, ete., and to take advantage of the cheap fares The whole affair iNuâ€" strates the fact that the railways could get the business if they showed enterâ€" prise enough, and they would not need to lend themselves to the superâ€"salesâ€" men and their schemes for the undue advantage of Toronto. ANNUAL FATHER AND soON BANQUET, MONDAY, MAY Gocd Team Organized Here for Season Practices Under Way Now. Oldâ€" timers Find the Lads Too Speedy. We de afla Seventyâ€"eight From Here on Excursion lers Tetal of Thousand on Special Trains to Toronto. Advertised as Excursion but Really a Shopping Scheme for Citv. 000. Tw arry the me€ uff unning o Toron m} cRYC Desormeaux dy boyv: their t he boyv ind 11 imply ke th 1A anC Mot ame g for a special. If railways should hav ruth. If it is not t 1€ J€ 51 trains W Afte guarantee by Toronto nstead of running the chnen announced e excursion tri Friday from About 78 are : t Timmins. jine and incli Jack m A K The cvanids P. Brennan _ player, t ; doing wel season of 1M >ld â€"tim the nc Ye are about twen team, W. Morris bi He has great hop Range JAC im peedy TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 12TH, 1982 do o visit T 1111 tha i k @nnounc l€ AaTM Wnn he Considerable Building Activity Here at Present when completed will be a large and handsome addition to the building structures of the town. The ‘Marshallâ€" Ecclestone firm has also bseen making improvements and additions to their big store and apartment building on the corner of Third avenue and Pine street The outside of this fireproof (brick The outside structure has been plaster surfacing, a ance and the value The visitors for the evening were A. D. Campbell, of the McIntyre, and Fred Jones, son of Chief Harryv Jones. There is considerabie uilding activiâ€" ty in town at present, a number of new houses and other buildings being in course of construction now. One of the most imptortant of the new structures under way is the large garage and warehouse being erected on Pine street, south, nearly opposite the Bardessono block. This new building is for the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Company. It will be of cement block construction and of fireproof type. Better still it is an exâ€" ample of the "Buy at Home" principle, south, nearly opposite the Bardessono block. This new building is for the Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Company. It will be of cement block construction and of fireproof type. Better still it is an exâ€" ample of the "Buy at Home" principle, the cement blocks being manufactured in Timmins and everything else about the structure being so far as possible of Timmins material. The building when completed will be a large and handsome adgdition to the building was in connection with the Kiwanis playgrounds in town. It was decided to proceed with the improvement of the playgrounds near the skating rink and the bathing pool and other feaâ€" tures are to be put in firstâ€"class conâ€" dition. Also the Kiwanis intend to provide supervision this year so that the playgrounds may have and hold their greatest usefulness and peasure for all. talmning meeting SuUup}} while Will Improve Playgrounds Provide â€" Supervision. Indoor Athletic Programme at Meetâ€" ing Monday Night. Kiwanis Proceeding With Playgrounds Legion‘s Social Event Proves Very Enjoyable After njoved ‘The > w 4A Vn 11 The chief n id M pine Mtpante in hC CV metr pool and other ut in firstâ€"class cor Da [ finished witii cemen adding to the appear e of the building. and nd i _ to the building wn. The ‘Marshallâ€" s «also beren making s popula W b nmins ‘Ssent C ung by Mi it, . c‘Mt.. WCo vailour t n very ca ting and Mu mite led 11 nc chairn Am1e mee he Kiw was dec ‘ovemen MA imb _ x i is Ki 2¢.. Monâ€" | former’ Porcupine Amateur Lacrosse Associa theless |_ tion Formed Last Friday Night, and d the Away to Great Start. /Four s Belâ€" Good Teams Entered‘ i ir also League. W ind 11 | W,. Mc Grade Improves in Hollinger at Depth features of : ed equipmetr necessary. in assisting diffculties 0 President N. A. Timmins Tells Annual Meeting of Highâ€"Grade Ore Reâ€" cently Encountered in the Lower Levels of the Big Mine. Several junior teams are also being organized. These will include South Porcupine and the Dome, and likely Timmins. Schedules have not been drawn up yet pending the completion of the orâ€" ganization of the separate teams, but the schedules will be announced at an | early date, and then watch out for | great sport in lacrosse. * A very interesting and helpful feaâ€" ture of the meeting on Friday evening was the presence of an ardent lacrosse fan and player, Paddy Brennan. Mr. Brennan addressed the meeting andl gave much useful information. He played with the old Ottawa Shamrocks, famous in the lacrosse history of Canâ€" ada. Mr. Brennan was the first to inâ€" troduce box lacrosse to Canada, at thel old Mount Royal arena twelve years ago. He explained to the meeting the features of the new game and describâ€" ed equipment and type of playing area | necessary. He also was very valuable in assisting in ironing out some of the diffculties of organizing. l and a big season i out Canada this ; adopted by large r cities and bids fai as the national © Porc nac 5e Box Lacrosse Now Organized in Camp JC 1 1JY 1d J. S. McC MM teams Al all comin in the United Church, Timâ€" 1i Sunday evening, May 15th ncing at 7 pm. ha LI Harold mn,. R. Mur W. Mor ague, Intyt Timmir numb has eight ns 1auntz P. Sul with an â€" ton where 1l1iinmilin the camp hi 1n Dome. J. W. P JWIng ilamond It shoul ba 11 McInty g, D: Timnn r€ rade 3 .950 1¢ the AMXL #)Rally for Camp of * ;;3:1: Girls in Training â€"+Programme Issued for Big Boy Scout Event at South Porâ€" | 2 | | =â€" | | cupine This Month. Boy Scouts from Cobalt, New Liskeard, Timmins, Kirkland Lake, Cochrane, Smooth Rock Falls, Iroquois Falls, Brower, Kapuskasing, No randa, Rouyn, South Porcupine to Take Part. [ tWeive and Thirteen | °O °~° °0 CC and one for Scouts from 14 to 16 years. ' The hobby show in the arena will be iIn each class there will be 100 yarqa|Of yvery special interest displaying as it dash and 220 yard dash, running high l will do the craft of the boys in making jump and running broad jump. There|various things in the course of the will also a Wolf Cub 80 yard dash ana| hobbies they enjoy. a Wolf Cub 50 yard sack race. |_ _ On Sunday, May 29th, the Scouts own The Jamboree on Saturday evening,|religious service will be held, and the May 28th, at the South Porcupine |public are cordially invited to atteni arena, commencing at 7.30 pm. will| The speakers will be Rev. Fr. O‘Gormean include the following: and Revy. R. Manwaring. mIms C. G. . on behalf of The Canadian Girls in Training of South Porcupine and Timmins, had a very pleasant and instructive rally on Saturday afternoon in the basement of the United Church here. Miss Evelyn Craw, BA., Secretary of the Girls‘ Work Board of the United Church, had charge of the programme for the afâ€" ternoon. This programme consisted of the teaching of new games and a round table discussion with the girls, after which a delightful banquet was served. Fauline Mullen, president of the Timâ€" Officers Elected for the St. Matthew‘s A.Y.P..A. Miss Evelyn Craw, Secretary of Girls Work Boeard, Visits Here to Meet Timmins and South Porcupine balt, ‘"iremen‘s Annual Dance to be on Friday, May 20th First Northern Ontario Boy Scout Jamboree on May 28th l W iC the Jamboree and H« h Porcupine on May : represented will inc w Liskeard, Timmins on Saturday, V l1 include two between twelve for Scouts fron “.' SC )ch olders have bee the first ew game: with th il bangue president . welcom. ind Sou x) IHS Jamb f its kind rth on t SCo h May thletic Poreu Mil aer Kirkland CK thirteen scale sued 3b 30 'Rev A. Lappala to go _ to Toronto on July 1 Rey. August Lappala has been calle6 to Toronto by the Pinnishn United Church congregation there in c0â€"operaâ€" tion with the Home Missions Board He has accepted the call and will leave here on July ist. The Toronto Finnish congregation is one of the largest and one of the oldest Finnish congregations on this continent and Rev. Mr. Lapopa‘la will be followed to the scene of is new and extended labours with the sincerest gocod wishes of all good peonie in Timmins and district. At the same time there will be very general regret here at the departure from the distrie of Rev. Mr. Lappala and Mrs. Lappak. During the four years they have been in Timmins they have not only comnâ€" tributed to the building up of the Finâ€" nish church here but they have also won the respect and esteem of all with whom they have come in contact. They took up a difficult and discoursgâ€" ing task here and have carried it along with notable success, _A comfortable new Finnish church has been erectego here and slowly but very surely Rev. Mr. Lappala has won the gocd will and coâ€"operation of those among whom is work called him. Rev. and Mrs. Lapâ€" pala came to Timmins in June, 198 from Chicago, Ill There was no refRâ€" gious work here among the Finns when Bridge buildin Scouts will build Minister of Finnish United Churct atk Timmins has Accepted Call to Large Finnish Church in Toronto. Homt Danc PHREE GOOD PRIZES FOR BEST EsSSAYS ON "BUY AT HOME" IDEA Knot tying competition. S ie six knots in succession, for s Bridge building competitior 1l1 U WOTrTdads and mi e committee b owl; the ib Com i Danct Ma maQg)l 5C U ending Paid Circulation Last W eek rubbing 1Cl t «l LJ by scho w in the arena will be nterest displaying as it . of the boys in making in the course of the ill troop: manhore Danc D 81 rogramme "Grand H i temporary bridsee stream eight T4 T% 16 WO piC on, bas iC of MY ratIOn {» of makâ€" of wot * O and Ir: Isit to on here Unitec Proof o mallineg 0 woaords Ves vl .v' the C1 C# ient C Buy . Wol! ot)hm»1