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Happy New Year Events in South Porcupine Area World‘s Orchestras New Planes React nel Sends Holiday South Porecupine : Yea Oout Most of population New Year ties, the w géo much . but the yc have the .: ties, the go muc but the have th below" : in the © When have a da orchestra w the Masenit in Marshal many loud: tha‘ "Ooff for the friends orchest 4 jolly after early invita ternd much dancing to the music ol the Mines orchestra, starting at 11.30 pm. and greeting the New Year in good oldâ€" time fashion. Lights switchned off at the stroke of 12. All joined hands and sang the timeâ€"honoured "Auld Acâ€" quaintance" song, and when the lights came on "A Happy New Year" sign was in the picture. Balloons, streamâ€" ers, and the usual horns, etc., made the occasion merry and a grand turâ€" key buffet lunch was served downâ€" stairs during the night. invitations to all the terd the fun, which much appreciated. At the Buffalo Ank another jolly dance This dance being so well attended probably affected the dance being held in the Dome Community hall, which did not have as large a crowd as was anticipated. Those attending, howâ€" ever, got as much fun out of the eveâ€" ning as any attending elsewhere, the usual reception of the New Year and the friendly and neighbourly greetâ€" ings for prosperity in 1938 being exâ€" changed with right goodwill. Once more your correspondent wishes to thank so many of the good friends in this town for courtesies tendered during 1937. It would not be possible to keep this column going witiout help from others. To all who so readily and good naturedly answered to phone calls; to all who called to give in news, to all who have commented kindly on the honest efforts of your corresponâ€" dent to give the news truthfully, symâ€" pathetically and in unbiased fashion, we tender sincere thanks. May 1938 bring to you all the prosperity and good luck with peaceful surroundings, e yC them the C with ing | hundred th al 121 the uns ; time. salutin YA cCP oc2a and w it the Long Distance Operators M. Knapp Mrs. Hethrington Edith Hopkins Ruth MceMillan Constance Isaacs Por Thelma Montgomery A Hery Happy Hrosperons New Yrar! 8. DesLoges Margaret Hopkins Franceis Leach (i. Melvor L. Clarke R. McCovy ntly with for Th Do UA l the mt Timmins Operators 1y the the hall, 1, issued | rn tuned heir musi rceted th the old rning. T j Ankerite ance was The following operators of the Timmins, South Porcupine and Long Distance Branch of The Northern Telephone Co., Wish to extend their thanks to those who so kindly remembered them at Christmas time, and to Wish Each and Everyone i@appt ‘A M Th¢ hov ina peopic sic C Jat T1 bu i and 1fi They ex| firemen invitation N T1 the J1¢ _ decot invitat in on V f town 3 etermined although Brought by Air for One h South Porcupine Friday y Greceting to Fellow Fire and Dome News manag?d a mere enthusia Happy T C O1ll NC mily p xtreme _ 100011 H1 hoolhouse 1. Nearly rere there ie Mine‘s p.m. and gzood oldâ€" ~ dance ney had w â€"Year finished xtended t‘ y atâ€" with kno wont 1938 akes. »dato ed pa1 NC wWwas and ho bet which win t] over U Sundayv unfortut While come m struck 0 o nimâ€" co116 pital three or cuperating at Mrs. Wilson F Two new p to the Algomi Etinson plane the Algoma A a new twinâ€"e! went west for Mr. Hal C. Mr. Wicks Georg Bay, Miss spendin berry f: berry family. | Miss Cecile Gervais, of Noranda, is spendirg the holiday with her parents on Rae avenue, Mrs. Wm. McDonald spent the holiâ€" day with her parents in Woodstock. Miss Lucas, of the High School staff, spent the holiday season at her home in Wyoming, and with Miss McPhail in Uxbridge. Mrs. Tom Farrell entertained on Thursday night in honour of her guestsâ€"Mrs. S. Scott and son Douglas of Coppercliff, and Mrs. Sadie McCagg of Shawville. The party played cribâ€" bage, prizes being won by, first, Mrs. Anthony, with Mrs. Scott gaining consolation, and Mr. Blackburn won iirst for gentlemen with Mr. Doug Scott gaining consolation. The hostess served a delicious lunch to her gueSts. Three o5 our football players went home for Christmasâ€"Dominic Senese, "Wink"* Dowling and Charlie Peterâ€" sonâ€"to Toronto. Mr. Bush spent Christmas with his sister in Hamilton. Mr. Andy McGavin is rccupexaung after tonsil operation. Mrs. Andy McGinn entertained last week at her home at Dome Extension in honour of her husbanca‘s mother, who is visiting her, to a party and danct. Mrs. Rigg of the Buflaloâ€"Ankerite Mine. who has been very sick followâ€" ing the death of her small son on 1A V $ W. D. FORRESTER, Ssec‘yâ€"Treas scal could pital, 10n 8A 1) the 3ut parents. . Mervyn | visiting h the hnoiid ay with t . Rupert [() ol mate ac workin: next , the ecret Jean her plane, i Hudson . business Rowena _ y a iIcw. _ n th whiic M. Sampson E. Armstrong M. Higginbotham Z. Garner C. Ogilvie V. Howie MA D. Cooper M. Shields E. Larivee A.Frawley B. MceDonnell whe E. Wilson tor aused It wa Clemenhagen Buck Wainwright Carlin was brough re loss . nsideral r four C it the 1 Raynet planes Air en out Wilson home his jay aAn{ the ho Shepp ccident ig on ut of _ head a airport which > ir Service cgined B service al Smith, left tC on Bay ‘h ds Irish imit Ine Party, Two iday. Rene Quesâ€" Firemen. Other nultz brot] Hill, days d with a metal c @ a hole through severe laceration s some time bef zht in to St. Mai s of blood had we ably. He was in h _days and is now home of his sis sire, and T swecepsiake of vour co z, cf Noranda, has ther, Ben, in town d is returning on ckey boys. »ard met with an t on Tuesday last. | a diamond drill Timmins he was with a metal conâ€" @ hole through his ame ce, and the Beechcraft at Sioux L pilot 1 toâ€"day fol ‘ post on with spendin Ottawa x: In One Noranda, is â€"the Haneâ€" Noranda, is her parents be for on yesterday is a new used in may he other ft which Lookout. for the or Fort a James res visiting before Mary‘s y you which W re sister l AD last. drill was conâ€" i his * © Of ak Christmas Day, is now on the road to recovery. Mr. Ben Curtis and Mr. Doug Webâ€" ster, both of Dome Extension, who have been unable to work fur some months owing to foot injuries, are reâ€" turning to work at the Dome on Monâ€" day. Mr. Curtis has not been at his usual occupation since Juiy. Mtr. Eddie Goodman, of Central Paâ€" tricia, spent the Christmas holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Curtis at Dome Extension. The A.YP.A. of St. Paul‘s held a soâ€" cial evening on Wednesday â€" at the Rectory. They had a very nice time playing games, etc., finishing with 2 nice lunch. The Watchnigh E. Elliott 0. Campsall J. Hursley Last week The cord of Kansas mobile accidents who was in ire monthis and four as the bay‘s life M. Garrow L. Brown D. Hamilton V. Miller Mrs. L. Cornall L. Varker H. Cumming week The M of Kansas C e accidents. was in ired 100 South Porcupine QOperators asoll DEATH BREAKS FINE RECORD Montreal City in k 5. Death d earlier days. T ebbed. ervice at St. Paul‘s Th Star oublished pictures of seping itself free of deaths on Saturday of Shelly Shul in the week, was the fir: _the weel sorrowing THE PORCUPINEZ ADVANCE, TIMMIXNS, ONTARIO was quite well attended on New Year‘s Eve considering the extreme weather. Mr. Winston Margerrison, 6f Domse Extension spent Christmas at his home in Cornwall, Ont. The annual meceting of St. congregation will be held on Thursâ€" day in the parish hall at 47.30 p.m. This meeting will elect officers of the church for 1938, pass accounts, etc. A good at~â€" tendance is requested. Mr. John C ter, Gladys, of at the home of Mr. Jason and sonz. Miss Jean Mawhinney, of Haileyâ€" bury, is visiting Mrs. Dickson, of Main street. Basil Doran (Bum>) of hockey fame, has been ‘"sold" from â€"the Syracuse Stars to the Dstroit Red Wingsâ€"deâ€" finitely taking place on Saturday last. Miss Verne Laforest spent New Year with her family in town, returning from Montreal on New Year‘s Eve. Mr. Gordon Blake, of Iroquois Falls, spent Christmas with his brother, Mr. Wm. Blake in South Porcupine. Mtr. W. Blake, High School princiâ€" pal, returned on Thursday from a few days spent in Toronto atterding a meeting of the Federation of Teachers. Mr. Jim Morgan returned on Friday from a holiday spent in Toronto and Hamilton with his father. We regret to note the death of the infart baby girl born on Friday (31st) to Mr. and Mrs. Benny Laffin (Berâ€" nice MacDonald) in Tisdale hospital. The baby cnly lived a few hours and a short service was held by Dr. Fraser at Hunkin‘s Funeral parlours toâ€"day. The interment will take place on Monâ€" day in South Porcupine cemetery. Curling is now away to a good start. New Year‘s Day saw a fourâ€"end bonâ€" spiel among the members. Resultsâ€" final rinks of Fairhurst and Somerville playing off and Somerville winning. Consolation prizes went to the rink of Cantor who played against Henderson. was 1 parents in ie Nnouse neXt GGQ MV,. LAllZSuVQili s new home, formerly occupied by Mr. Tom Neal. A report of the wedding event will be found in anotiner column of this issue. Nine Births Registered Here in the Past Few Days Bornâ€"on Deceinber 28th, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Wim. J. Ryan, of 11 Way avenueâ€"»a son. Bernâ€"on December 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gague, of 172 Maple street northâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on December 27th, to Mr and Mrs. Frederick T. Zolob, of 108 Camerâ€" on street, northâ€"a son. Bornâ€"on December 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Shields, of 112 Hemlock street â€"a@ daughter. Bornâ€"on Decéember 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Simpson, of 90 Wuson aveâ€" nueâ€"a daughter. Bornâ€"on December 3l1st, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lettner, of 115 Balsam street northâ€"a daughters. Bornâ€"on Dezsember 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gible of 27 Lakeshore Road SOIL. Bornâ€"on December 27th,. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L Nadon, of 39 Hollinger avenueâ€"a daughter. Globe and Mail: Witnesses testilyâ€" ing before the Buffalo graft inquiry declare that theits of city funds have been going on for more than half a contury. And yet our neighbours in general across the border pride themâ€" selves on bring pretty smart. Bornâ€"on December 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Demers, of 35 Wende avenueâ€"a son. the 5 are s of the aths of c Shubert, > first st ce here st ie remarks3 children in t, aged five such death seen keepin: ‘3le in 14 vigil Wedding at United Church Parlour Here church on New Mustard riet Ha of Mr. Clinton Smith, . can Beauty rose: the engagement thelorged to | and which is a loom. Annual Rebekahs Children‘s Pa ng at the James jolly 1 coup‘e tions | the The local Lodge held Christmas p in the Oddi ber of child: sent to enjc quet and th that were gi Event Last Very The local branch of the Rebekah Lodge held their annual Children‘s Christmas party on Thursday evening in the Oddfellows‘ hall, a large numâ€" ber of children and parents being preâ€" sent to enjoy both the delicious banâ€" quet and the entertaining programme that were given. This annual affair is one that the children have searned to look forward to with keen anticipation and kuowledge of a happy time, and certainly their hopes were more than fulfilled this year, The parents, too, came in for a good share of fun and merriment, finding a great deal of enâ€" joyment in the happiness of their children. And now al)ll those who atâ€" tended are wishing that the 1938 Christmas party will come very soonâ€" after all three hundred days someâ€" times pass much too quickly. W. Each numoer on tne programme was roundly applauded and each parent was delighted with the performance. It is at affairs of this kind that local talent is displayed, and there certainly are many smart youngsters in the comâ€" munity whose performances are sure to please wherever they may go. The members of the lodge take this opportunity of thanking Miss Dawn Holiland who very capably accompanâ€" ied all the dance numbers, and add that they are happy to find that so many were able to attend and to enâ€" joy this yearly party. Among the Many Attractive New Year‘s Cards Received Many very pleasing New Year‘s cards have ‘been received by The Advance. Few of them are more noteworthy than the interesting greeting card received from Mr. Robt. C. Smith, president of the wellâ€"known advertising firm of R. C. Smith Son, Limited, Toronto. The front page design shows a radio tower and an aeroplane in flight. The words of the accompanying message on the front page design are:â€"‘"Canada Preâ€" pares for Greater Business Expansion.‘ The inside pages show a map giving the. general layout of the City of Toronto Island Airport. The card also carries an inspiring reference to the air serâ€" vice between Canada and kngland. Mr. Smith confesses to the interest of his firm in modern developments and inâ€" ventions. "Our agency," says the card, "is always alert to the beginning of major developments such as the habits of our people and the commerce of _our country, because it is our business to fit the wings of advertising to the fustlage of business." Accompanying the grectings card is ‘ a sprig of heather. LArIO The t Smith M Wedding at the Finnish United Church Manse A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Manse of the Fi®hfhish United Church, 20 Elm street north, Timmins, at ten o‘clock, Sunday morning, Jan. Ind, when Anna Irene Luoma, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Luoma, of 66 Bloor averue. South Porcupine, beâ€" CÂ¥ IY blue sheer iCcessories Beauty ro. engageme quiet me the bride of Paul Kangas, son met wedding i parlour of w Year‘s Day rd united in t awkins, R.N. . Ed Mrs. ‘ bride ard Myrs Ontario on of Mt arriet and 1 ue, party at showered guests. st Week Ag: appy Success id Mr. Alf arried New is charmin crepe gown and a corsi 5 â€"IrIn her ; took place in the United Ch: y, when Rev. W marriage, Miss .. younger daug W. T. Hawkins and Mr. Alfred F. Smith, ¢cf Sut a corsage The brids ng which _ greatâ€"g alued fan y a wedding bre i few inrvited gu: and Mrs. Devine _ followed which the | with congt De Hawkins Alfred W tâ€"great family n ¢ with o a turquâ€" th matchâ€" of Ameriâ€" also wor! \7 (\ had attended in the Church by . a happy atulaâ€" C 11 aunt heir Harâ€" zhter ton akâ€" osts First Merchant in Town Passes Away of Mr. and Mrs. James Victor Kangas, of 66 Bloor avenue, South Porcupine, Revy. A. I. Heinonen solemnized the marriage. Mrs. P. Korhonen of 49 Bloor aveâ€" nue, South . Porcupine attended as matron of honour, while Mr. P. Korhoâ€" nen was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Kangas wlll live in South Porcupine. (Continued from Page One) the late Chas. Pierce. ‘Tine two broâ€" thers were unusually warm friends, one of their special trips together being a tour of the Holy Land some years ago. Another sister, Mrs. Abrams, died some years ago in Winnipeg, and the yvear before the late Mr. Pierce mourned the death of ancther sister, Mrs. Udow, of Winnipeg. The funeral took place yesterday and was with Masonic honours. It was one of the largest funeral ever held in! Timmins, large numbers turning out to do the last sad honours to a man who | had been so friendly, so helpful, so generous and so genial, and played so! large a part in the progress of the ; town. Services were conducted by Rabbis Linder and Monson. Golden Beaver Masonic Lodge marched in a' body to the Congregational hall on Cedar street where the late Mr. Pierce was given the honour of resting for a time. The Masons in regalia marched again to the station with the other large numbers of mourners, the body being taken to Montreal for interment. Toâ€" day the late Charles Pierce was laid to rest in Shar Hashomoyin cemetery, Montreal. Large rumbers from Timâ€" mins and the North journeyed to Monâ€" treal for the funeral. Amoiug the many beautiful floral tokâ€" ens were flowers from the following:â€"â€" The Kiwanis Club; the staff of Chas. Pierce and Sons Ltd.; the staff of I. K. Pierce Furniture Co.; the Hollinger CONTEST Ford, Plyt be a iner: and supp YES, SIRKEEK ‘!! AN AUVTOMOBILE OR $1 .WN IN CASH IS FIRST PRIZE N THIS Em ‘TH ATSC MADUR OKRER TO YVOL!l_. The winner may havechailce of (Cevrolet, and suitable for fram win AUTOMOBILE or $ BE THE BIG WINNER $500.00 IN CASH ; 3rd P 4th Prize Winner, $£300. cash prizes. Use your answer to the Movie Scramble above. USE THE COUPON. HURR Y ! DON‘"T DELA Y !It makes no differâ€" encein what part of Canada you live, you can take part. 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