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:# § + * LA uo °C ‘ So. Pocupine, Dome and Surrounding District News P _ ~ > m m mss c o ns h: L s _ c e . ol mm en «omm » An accident occurred at the Preston Fast Dome early today (Wednesday) when Chester Tiernsy, of Timmins, employved by the Canadian Comstock Construction Company fell 30 feey, suffering severe injuries co his back. He was taken to Porcupine General hospital where every indication is givâ€" en of complete recovery. Another accident occurred at the Pamour Mine on the last day of the old year, when Frank Lewis (of Sasâ€" katoon), who is employed in the mill, while investigating a conveyor belt had his hand caught in the pulley and was thrown over and down the belt, He is in Porcupine hosp‘val making good recovery after having suffered a brokâ€" en leg, a fracture of the thigh, an injured knee, injury to vertebrae and severe shock. Mr. and Miss McNeil, of Min on Monday for home after : the Christmas season with Mrs. J. Kinsman and family Dome. Raymond McCann was spending a week his father and sisters on Crawford St. and left on Sunday again for Port Hop:. Mrs. E. J. Rapsey spent the New Year weekâ€"end in Mattawa visiting hnher father. Mrs. C. Lamothe was the guest of her meviv>r in Kippewa over the weekâ€" end. Note: The First Performance Starts at 645 pim. WWMOél. g.o##elocto 1 e i i s i s i s n 2 o 26 2* c 29 .. 29 28 M wa. Pu, j «*u*.* , 4”. 0“0”0“’.:“ c"o"o“c”v"o”o"'"c“i“'"1" w# #, * '.0' J + # tastes Children home from schools and uniâ€" versiiles for the Christmas season, and guests and visitors have nearly â€" all gone back to resume work and study. On Monday evening while waiting for the Northland to pull in (i4 was one and a half hours late) we noticed the Misses Mary and Baty Gallagher (reâ€" turning to Osgoode Hall and Toronto University); Bohbh Gallagher (kack «ko Kirkland Lake); Josephine Cecconi (back to Toronto University); Vieno Kautto (to Toronts Conservarory of Music); Harold Gauthier ( of Timâ€" mins returning to Kinsstion RMC.); Miss Dora Slotnick (to Kirkland Lake) ; Miss Verne Laforest (to Torory.o); and Miss P. Maxwellâ€"Omith (to Toronto). Mr. and Miss McNeil, of Mimico, left m Monday for home after spending the Christmas season with Dr. and pound BO0y, and DUDr. Wm. McLaren, with ANurse â€"O‘Donnell assived the stork. We offer congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Scize on having the distincâ€" tion of being tho parents of the first 1939 hbaby. Many Visitors to South Poreupine During New Year‘s Week. South Porcupine Takes High Honour in Fire Prevention Standing. Accidents at District Mines. Other South Porcupine and Dome News. Our old friend ihe stork must have be*n celebrating the New Year too, for he completely South Porcuâ€" pine on New Year‘s Day. Flying north he stopped at Drinkwater Pit on Monâ€" day, Jan. 2nd, and left a baby girl as the home of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Rochon. His first aprcarance in South Porcupine was made at 10 p.m. lasy night (Tussday, Jan. 3rd) when the first New Year‘s baby was left at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seize, at 62 Railroad St. Souwh Porcupine‘s first 1939 baby is a lovely 10 and a half pound boy, and Dr. Wm. McLaren, Stork Skipped South Porcupine till Jan. 3rd Bouwh Porcupine,, Jan. 4.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"A happy new year to old friends and new ones! Before starting 1939‘s firss. column may we say *"Thank You" for your coâ€"Ooperaâ€" tion in making the South Porcupine page in The Advance a record of the town‘s "doings." Your correspondent appreciates many kindnesses shown during 1938 and values much the exâ€" pression used concerning this column By an acquairuance recently. It was called a "friendly pags." We hope to keep it so and make more friends in the coming year. . New Year celebrations were many and quiss,. A watchnight service was held in the Anglican Church on New Year‘s Eve, and fairly well attended. homes kspt "open house" and friends went as usual frornm one 0 anâ€" other, giving "first footin‘s" and comâ€" plimentary greetings. Mascioli Theatre, Schumacher SHIRLEY TEMPLE, CHARLES FARRELL, JOAN DAVIS, AMANDA DUFF, BERT LAMR and BILL ROBINSON in FRIDAY AND SATURDAYX, JANUARY 13th and 14th JAMES STEWART, LIOGONEL BARRYMORE and JEAN ARTHUR in 10 482 440040 040 442 440 a* 2 4*0a *ae*. o «4ns ae*s <*. 6e cooooouoo _ w ve _ 1e i8 o+ oooooou’ _ e w8 _i* ooooooootoooutnooooo we x _a*,% ooznoooooooooooooooooooooooozoooooooooooo.. WEDNXESDAY and THURSDAY, JANUARY 1l1th and 1%th DICK POWELL AND OLIVIA DeHAYVILAND in "HARD TO GET~* EXTKHKA: POPEYE CARTOON and COMMUNITY SING FRIDAY AND sATURDAY, JANUARY 6th and 7th MONDAY and TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th and 10th "JUST AROUND THE CORNER" "THE GLADIATOR" ALSO: MISTORICAL MYSTERY AXD NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW, sSUNDAY, JANCUTUARY 8sth JOE E. BROWNX AND JUNE TRAVIS in PLUVUS. COLORED CARTOON AND NEWS T. F. Cuneen, manageor of the Insurâ€" ance Denpartment of the Chamber 0o: Commerce of the United States, and Hon. J. McBEilligo@t, Chisf anmid Comâ€" missioner of the New York Fire Deâ€" partmen}, representing the Internaâ€" ‘Toronto, Dec. 30, 1938 "Dear Chiecf Smith: The results of the Firs Prevention Week campaign activities have just been announced by the Ircornational Committee of Judges and I am enclosing hsrewith a copy of their report, As you know thess awards are made on the basis of work done throughout the year, with special emphasis on vhe progzram for Firs Prevention Week in October, and your department deâ€" serves great credit for your splendid showing. pilal 4 gasâ€"anaivheillt machine. Election of officers will be held at the next meetingâ€"in Pebruary. Twentyâ€"eight mining studenits from South Africa, on a threeâ€"monh tour of the in,. Canada and the Unitâ€" ed States, visited the Dome Mines toâ€" day (Wednesday). They spent the morning underground in No. 6 shat. and had luncheon in the general cookâ€" ery. It was suggested that a special ery, 15 wWas suggested Unat a SpCeciai lunch be given, but they decided Lo have‘, ‘"mine fare" and set a better imâ€" pression of imining work, and the enâ€" gineering saff who acted as guides for them sat down with them. The afierâ€" noon was spent in going over the millâ€" ing plant. They returned to Timmins by bus to catch the Northland train for Sudbury, which is the next stop on their schedule. The following letter speaks for itâ€" self. It has just been received by Pire Chief Maxwellâ€"Smith from the Fire Marshall, W. J. Scott. ‘"May I extend my heamiest . conâ€" gratulations to you and your departâ€" mens for your work, which resulled in your winning first place among towns in Ontario with a population under 5.,000. * wWith kindest personal regards and the best of the season‘s wishes, I am, Yours faithfully, W. J. Sceoix., Firr Marshall. The committee (vide the report) of judges was composed of the followâ€" ing: Mr. William B. Reardon, chairâ€" man Oof the Committee on Fire Préeâ€" vention and Engineering Standards of the National Board of Firo Underâ€" writers and Viceâ€"president of the Fireâ€" men‘s Insurance Co.. of Newark; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gardiner sp« the holiday season in Cochrans. Mrs. A. Stanlake, of Doms Extensi: left last week for Toronto, her small son, who will rece medical attention to his eye from specialist while there. ation â€"given by CounCcliior starling during 1938, who is retirinz after this meeting. No fursher busingess was conâ€" ducied. Friday, the 13th is a date not easily forgotten. The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Porcupine Genseral hospital are tompting fave and intend to hold a tea in aid of their funds at the homs of Mrs. R. E. Dye, their president, on Friday, January 13th. The â€" ladigs have purchased for the use of the hosâ€" pital a special gasâ€"ana<whetic machine. Election of officers will be held at the next meetingâ€"in Pebruary. The ladies of the Rebekah Lodge spent a pleasant evening last Friday at the home of Mrs. Varker, one of vheir members, who, assisted by Miss L, Niemi, and Mrs. Acton as joint hostâ€" esses entertained them at a social eveâ€" ning and whist party. Prizcs were won by Mrs. Varker and Mrs. Wm. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thomas, of Rae Ave., spers the Christmas holiâ€" day at the McDowell home in Ansonâ€" ville. A council meeting was held on Tuesâ€" day evening with Councillor Helmer acting as Resve. Routine business (passing of wage and salary accounts) was gone through and Councillor Cavanagh, speaking for the Councillors, expressed his gratitude for the coâ€"operâ€" ation given by Councillor Starling during 1938, who is retirinz after this meeting. No furscher businsess was conâ€" Miss Iris Webb, of Dome Extens is spending the week in Toronto lan Tripp, Ian Ligh body, Freda burn and Jeanette Kellow. All v: a lovely holiday party and had a ous time. Mrs, J. Lang, of Kirkland Lake, spent the New Year with friends in town. ind # # wst ## #W#4 # L ## # # ## # ## ‘” # «w w# #4 #4 *# # ## > ARCLGOE of the hosâ€" ic machine held4 at tht o hold a the home sident, on e â€" ladies xtension ension, faking Despatches from Moscow whis week say that the latest "purge" in Russia is one in which five members of the police have been sentenced to death for the alleged forcing of confessions from prisoners accused of sedition or conspiracy. ‘The story told that ten school teach>rs were charged with beâ€" ing members of a Fascist organization. The teachers were eventually freed for lack of evidence. One of the seachers refused to calmly accept the sigma he thought was attached to his arrest. He accused leading Soviet members of irying to secure his conviction as a traitor, by telling lies @bout him and his work. Othar members of the group of teachers told similar stories to the court ai Moscow. This was foiâ€" lowed by an investigation and later by the arrest of five men who wers accusedâ€"and convictedâ€"on the charge of using undue pressure and other lliegal practices to induce prisoners to make canftessions. Numbers in between were:â€"Song by Elaine Humphreys, *"Santa Claus is Coming to Town"; tap dance by Barâ€" bara Barrett; lullaby, "Byeâ€"bye, Dolly," by Norma Tripp. A Christmas wableau, charmingly presented opsned with 12 angels singâ€" ing, in white robes and haloes, "O Lilâ€" tle Town of Bethlehem." Four small angels with silver harps (Morley Lathâ€" am, Anita Bernier, Joan Bishop, Pete Vallier) cross to a crib on the stag singing "Silent Night," and "Hark the Herald Angles Sing," and Shirley Mcâ€" Mullen sang, "O Come Little Chilâ€" dren." The spotlight falls on Louise Brown who as the Virgin in white and sold dress with veil and blue drapes sinzgs "O Come All Ye Faithful," and vhree "wise men" cross to the crib to lay down gifts. Characiers in the cast were â€" the Kinzâ€"Paul Virtanen; the Queenâ€" Muriecl Stewamn; the Princess Celandine â€"Betty Kseley:; the Prince Charming â€"Maurice the wicked Fairy Maliciaâ€"Susan â€" Klimo; Tricot the Jesterâ€"Donald Mayhew; Trusty John, the Prince‘s servantâ€"Mario Skeba; Mesâ€"the kivchen nvaidâ€"Dorothy Marâ€" tiny> Impâ€"Malicia‘s servantâ€"Douglas Schultz; First Courtierâ€"Andy Arnyas; Sscond Courtierâ€"Paul Stringer; Third Courtierâ€"Donald Howe; Messengerâ€" Owen Humphreys; Heraldsâ€"WaKer Skiba, Leonard Mills; Royal Nurseâ€" Elizabeth Szarko; Ladies of the Cour! â€"Jenny Goein, Barbara Hoy, Sally Humphreys, Blanche Boulleey; Imps o{ Maliciaâ€"Roy Barnes, Ladislay Peto, Teddy Barrett, Norman McCaskell, John Kingdon;the Fairy Queenâ€"Gerâ€" trude Tripp; Fairiesâ€"Muriel Keyes, Joan .Tripp, Georgette Anglehart, Georgia Mills, Kathleen Latham, Grace Lasham. Another Five Sentenced in Another Soviet Purge The play, "The Princess in the Sleeping Wood," nicely acted and wiell staged pleased all present. Pleasing Concert At Buffaloâ€"Ankerite South Porcupine, Jan,. 4â€"(Special vo The Advance)â€"(We regret that the folâ€" iowing acesunt of a Christmas concert at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite school was inâ€" advertervly omitted from the last issue of the South Porcupine News.) Parents and friends filled the schoolhouse at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Mine to overflowing on December 21st at Tâ€"pm., when a very nice Christmas concen‘ in which every child in the school took part, was presented under the sponsorship of the two teachers, Miss Margaret Lloyd and Miss Geneâ€" vieve Somers. General opinion after the affair®was over, was that this was Honourable mention PBlind River, Geraldton Millbrook. We also note vthat in Class D in the province of Quebec, Val d‘Or has honâ€" squrable mention. th> best concert yet staged by little school. The programme opened with a girls‘ danceâ€"the Big Appleâ€"with 12 girls dressed in green and red, and yellow and red, and a "Big Apple" in the cenâ€" ire on a pedestal as â€"setting. Those taking part were Elaine Humâ€" phreys, Joan Bishop, Lenore Jackson, Geraldine â€" Vallier,â€" Theresa Vallicr, Irene Berok, Rose Berok, Louse Brown, Barbara Barrett, Magdalen . Arnyas, Peggy Goedbploed, and Anita Berniser. This was followed by the "Boys‘ Drill" ~16 soldiersâ€"16 boys in blue trousers and hais, white blousss and wooden gunsâ€"drilled and sang "Soldiers good, we‘re made of wood"â€"(encored). They were: Cecjl Ohrling, Jerome Lavois, David Humphreys, Roe Bernier, Billy Kinkel, Richard Hay, Richard Kingdon, Andy Chlebs, Roland Bernier, James Vallier, Mike Berok, Gerald Pettifer, Morris Goion, Billy Martin, Eddy Duâ€" pont, Stephen Skeba.. here). Class Aâ€"(Cities with a population of 100,.000 aor over) 1, Ctawa; 2, Hamâ€" ilton. Class Bâ€"<(Population of 25 to 99 ‘thousand)>â€"1, Kitchener;: 2. Oshawa. Tss e ic s | . As M.Pi antl C. V. GB thousand)â€"1, St. Thomas; 2. Sarnia; | i 3, Port Arthur. _ the Special Speakers. Outstan Class Dâ€"(@Population of five co 10| « able Event on Friday Evening. thousand)â€"1. Kenora; 2, Dundas; 3. ‘ *# 1 i ; e ,,,,:;. : Ingersoll. [E Sou_t.‘l PoxrC upine, Jan. A3.__.tSpL.-.._1‘.' Lo | xk.;m Honourable mentionâ€"Renfrew, Col ingwood, Wallaceburg. onal Association of Fire Chief. (Province of Ontario only given Alexandria, St. â€" Mary‘s this ‘South Porcupine Shows ‘Need for New Post Office mezn, Bu gramme meostine Matter Effectively Dealt With at Kiwanis Dinner. Jos. A. Bradette, M.P., and C. V. Gallagher, M.P.P., Among the Special Speakers. Outstanding Addresses at Notâ€" South Porc The Advanes 1sS Inis n esting "Mr. C préeliminaries the chairman. | dem.cer lake, thankesd the Buffaloâ€" | lined a ches‘ra for its excellent ; work"â€" gusasts for thsir interest in ; the Eu id the work of the Kiwanâ€" | no un the repres>niajive in the Mr. iIcuse for their attendance.!cf tha ation of the Kiwanis Club. | believe ing of our members," said | South rosident of che South Porâ€" | the de anis club, "is that the timc | talk, a t3 bring to a head a vexâ€" |ciate v net anncut ove t woas Jan. 3 A spscial n the Ma NAL.Cn nt bu M ended or the ed on Offics al â€"â€"(Spscial Kiwanis din sonic hall 0 not only Ki t other busi illy inv Brad: *, M.P.P. mast inâ€" nst only business 2@ pro dinne ‘atic conditions?) In commenting on the unemploymint of youth, he said would be ‘"repugnant cso Canadian demccracy to have our yoauth discipâ€" lined and regimented to do distasteful | work"â€"as is being dons in some of ‘ the European countries which bhoast of no unemployment problems. Mr. Rud. Langdon proposed a voile !cf thanks vo Mr. Bradette. "We all believe ycu will do your utmost for a South Porcupins post office; we see the depth of vision given us in your talk, and forcibly realize and appreâ€" ciate your conc:p:ion of the true value ‘af democracy." i Mr. Eli Carvor introduc:d the next spsaker, Mr. C. V. Gallagher, M.P.P. Mr. Gallagher said it was a surprising pleasure to greet 40 members of a South Porcupin@ Kiwanis Club. A few years ago it would not have bazn posâ€" sible. The paramount quesiionâ€"2a new post officsâ€"is a vital one. "In the old days (28 years ago)," said Mr. Gallagher, "the mail was lumped in a soapbox aw a place known as Pottsvills, in S. Kennedy‘s storeâ€" and ycu picked out your own after handling everyone else‘s." "Pessimism never solved any probâ€" Jan. Iith, / Smith, McDo hurst vs. Sky Jan. 16th, 7.30 pm.â€"Cantor vs. Sky; Scobell vs. Cooper; Fairhurst vs. Heondâ€" erson. Jan. l7th, 7.30 p.m.â€"Evans vs. Hendâ€" erson; Somerville vs. Sky:;: McDonald vs. Dr. Smith. Jan. 18th, 7.30 p.m.â€"â€"Scobell vys. Dr. Smith, McDonald vs. Stevenson, Fairâ€" Jan. 1Â¥%h, 730 p.m.â€"Somerville Henderson; Milleéer vs. Dr Smith; S enson vs, Cooper. Jan. 10th, 7.30 p.m.â€"McDonald vs. Cooper; Miller vs. Scoboll; Stevenson vs. Dr. Smith. Jan. ll1th, 7.30 pm..â€"Somerville vs. FPairhurst; Evans vs. Sky; Cantor vs Henderson. Jan. 12th, 7.30 p.m.â€"Miller vs. Coop er; McDonald vs. Scobell; Cantor vs Evans. selfâ€"preservat "We ar> in cwn freeâ€"will and the loyal thz>re for all He spok>e als>o Oof ‘ths unemployâ€" ment problem, transportzcion and railâ€" way problems, (we can‘s do away with railway transportation, how ship wheat and newsprint, and cope with climâ€" atic conditions?) In commenting on the unemploymi@nt of youth, he said w would be "repugnant so Canadian Curling Under Way At South Porcupine Jan. 6th, 7.30 pm.â€"Miller vs. Mcâ€" Donald, Scobell vs. Stevenson; Coope: vs. Dr. Smith. Jan. Jth, 730 pm.â€"Somerville vs Evans; Cantor vs. Fairhurst; Miller vs Stevenson. Mr. A Pugsley and Mr. George Helâ€" mer spoke, thanking Mr. Gallagher for his attiendance and coâ€"operation. Two subs‘itutes only allowed and they must play first and second. No Penalties. Jan. 5th, 7.30 p.m.â€"Somerville vs Cantor; Evans vs. Fairhurst; Sky vs Henderson. lems." He expressed himself as being heartâ€" ily in favour of a new poss office. "When the present past master took over the post office thers was very littlse business and he got low rent for the use of a heated building, and it has given splendid service up to the present. "I am not holding any doubt bus that you will have a new building this year and a proper one, we are enâ€" titled to i‘," was his final comment beâ€" fore he wished all a happy and prosâ€" perous new year. South Porcupine, Jan. 4 The Advance). Dr. Somerville, skip; I. Went, viceâ€" skip; C. Cavanaugh, second; A. H. Stephenson, lead. Col. Szobell, W. Hayne* E. J. Rapâ€" sey, H. W. Shaw. A .C. Stevenson, C. Lamothe, G. Pearce, C. Rath. F. E. Cooper, H. Barnott, M. Musâ€" Ted Tyndall. Dr. R. P. Smith, W. S. Adamson, J. Cattarello, J. Pecore. Sparesâ€"L. Sauder, R. Ellis, C. Mcâ€" Innis, Dr. Wm. McLaren, Pete Marsh. 10 Endsâ€"Gallagher Cupâ€"Finals, 12 Ends. Group 1â€"Dr. Somerville, E. Cantor F. C. Evans, Wm. Fairhurst, 8. Sky, O Henderson. Group 2â€"Henry Miller, Ed. Mc Donald, Col. Szcobell, A. C. Stevenson F.â€"E. Cooper, Dr. Smich. E. Cantor, W. S. Blake, C. Fawlie, J A. Jones. T. Evans, W.â€"G. Smith, C Arâ€" nott, Mr. Worth. wW,. Fairthurst, C. Laamanen, T. Caâ€" hill, R. Anderson. ‘O. Henderson, J. Coste:lo, Dr. W. G Woods, L. Hunkin. Henry Miller, J. Moors,. R. Langdon Geo. Cassie. Eda. McDonald, Max Smich, G. Cross G. Bruce. "O Canada" finished an er will nct soon be forgotten. S. Sky, F. Laforest, W. McDowell, H Mosece. als: rmanica 3 3 Special to ninzg th OWI OuUr 11 The Strollers Clu> met on Tussâ€" day night, Jan. 3rd, at the home of Mrs. Forsythe, Second Ave. Five hunâ€" dred was played, and the prizz winâ€" ners were: lst, Mrs. J. O. Donnell; 2nd, Mrs. N. Tarrio; 3rd, Mrs. F. Webâ€" ber.â€" After the cards Mrs. FPorsyyhe served a nice lunch. Mrs. John O‘Lzary on New Year‘s day at a birthday party in honor of her daughter, Marzaret, who was six years old. There were twelyvs litth> girls as the party and everyons of them had a wonderful time. ‘Thse. Young People‘s Socisty of Trinity United Church will hold their in th> church hall on Monâ€" day evening, Jan. 9th. This being the first meeting of the year, a large atâ€" tendance is expected, and all young people are invited attend. Mocceasin Dance Event by Schumacher Firemen er of ‘the Consumers Coâ€"operative, will be sorry to hear that he has been very ill for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duncan, of Matlaâ€" chewan, were visiting friends in town during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Jack Barron, South Porcupine, visited a number of her friends in Schumacher on New Year‘s Day. Mr. Jack Michell, of the Presson East Dome, visited friends in town over the New Year‘s holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hugshss, of the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pamour Mine, visited over the New Yearr. Miss Moore, Pirst Ave., enterâ€" tained a number of her friends on Monday evening, piror to attending the dance in the McIntyre arena. Mr. Eddie Goodman, of Central Pavricia Mine, spent the »New holidays visitine friends in town. The Strollers Club met Wednesday night, Dec. 28th, at the home of Mrs. by ia moccasin dance in arena on Monday eveni the first danc>2 held in 1 Novelty Dance in New McIntyre Community Arena Was Enjoyable Event. Croatians Sing Carols from House to House on New Year‘s Night. Other Schumacher News. inf thi much in it all up a25s Schumac novelties adding t ning. Holland, of Ansonville, sy and New Year‘s at the J. .c Harris. Miss Marian Laine lef{ Shaw‘s Collegs, Toronto ing thi> holidays with I ng thii n Schumach Misses Fra Holland, of A and New Ye. Year‘s ni from hou string ti this Tlu» f1 Hill â€"Clarkâ€" Francis THE PRESCRIPTION DRUCG sTORL sOPUTH PORCUPINE bein Gyproc Wool Insulation is easily installed. It co inches thick and the right size to fit between t rafters, You simply lay them in above the ceilin may buy it bulk in the bag and pour it in. As w lation qualities it is fireproof and clean. (yproc WO in money saver,. It through the The New e model shown above is the ideal home Radio. Attractively styled with 7 tubes and long and short wave,. You can‘t beat this value, and went carol singing ouse to house. The Croatian rchestra supplied the music also s pleasing cccasion. rionds of Mr. Bill Hozg, managâ€" ie Consumers Coâ€"operative, will to hsear that he has been very Come in and see us about the new Victaor Record Ssociety Plan 831 50 value for $22.50 GFENER AJ 36 unch the : Other Models Priced at $29.350 to 29900 itlJan Wool Insulation is not an added ¢ aver,. It stops fuel being wasted or l w an. 4.â€"(Special to The, Brown of Sscor Schumacher Firemen drsd was plays Year‘s social activities ‘ners were: lst, ance in tlvs McIntyro | Webber; 3rd, A y evening, this being | cards Mrs. eld in the new buildâ€" Th> Consum a good {urnout and | their whist dri ty dancs; thie firss of on Friday evel humacher, there was| were seven tab i the event. To sum | winrors being: sent had a wonderful |son; 2nd, Mrs. ys do at events by the l Mr. Rafuse; 21 a Departmsont, music,‘ nsy, Low scor and other features | Afveor the cards 11 ople m wont c d Jean and e, spervy, Chri the home of For an Estimate for Your House Call Hugh:ss, of the friends in town t yesterday 1 ), after spen her parents m on NCW ‘arol singing The Croatian LIMITED Phone 4,000 JImak Mrs LIMITED New | SOn} 4 the | Mr. FR usi¢, | ney. ures l After eveâ€" ' ed an spen:. Ron the Hollinger Min:s and also was minent in muni¢ipal and ccher | and semiâ€"public activities in Tin and district. The grgom has also nertions ‘with the (North, his 1 being Mr. S. H. Logan, president « Camadian Bank of Commr®rce, wh the manager of the first bank b spened in the mining camp of C Engazement Announced of Former Local Youns Lady annountc2 Th Ol LINSiL daughter, Elizabeth Anne, to Mr. Beatty Chetwode Logan, son of Mr. H. S. Logan. The wedding will take early in February." In ant her column on the socisty page of The Globs and Mail there was a charming of th> brideâ€"tiqâ€"be. Miss Elizabeth Anne Williams is the daughtéer of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Williams. who were pionesr residents of Timmins. Mr. Williams was for many years supsgrintendent of the Hollinger Mins and also was proâ€" Dr. Stanlsy Gibs mas holidays visit The friends of: Ave., will be sorry been sick in bed Bornâ€"D2acembetr hospital, to Mr. Coniaurim Mincâ€" Bornâ€"D2z:mber wesek Uhe ment that will be of very special interâ€" est to many in Timmins and disirict: "Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Williams announcs the engazement of their daughter, Elizabeth Anne, to Mr. Beatty Chetwode Logan, son of Mr. H. S. Logan. The wedding will take earlv in Feb>ruary."‘ In antgt‘her column J.â€" DPawson, Fou day evening, D played and the First, Mrs. John Jamgsâ€" After the cards nice lunch and mning wWas spei the Christmas Mr. and Mi Archi2, of G Christmas ho Mrs. King‘s Noalting, D2avo: Mrs. J Mine, vis the Chrl YÂ¥ . JANUARY The ‘Poronto C ver the carc and the en in danc The McelIntyv UVprOC Wool Insulation THIS WINTER WITH it ts awson â€"Des:mber 30 ram,. Fourth 2 d, M Brow the : priZ John O‘Le ho 18SAi1 Gib: 11 l id a ) Globse and Mail last he following announcsâ€" M1 M1 111 BUILDINC M ATERTIAL: A v e 1 ind M TELEPMONI l Mr: Priced al onlyv ) hea Igt 1) 1 P lu1 Moran it ) Mr. and M P tuuall in Timmin )11 the Chris! urlamagqtt whn â€" dqurin pent â€" T home and M MeWh Kenn: i, Second â€" she has past twWo )1 2l W crV d, Mrs inchen irved 3 IXHNHAI2TY it, Mrs Mary Mills rms al 0 conâ€" fother of the 10 wWas un win Mr: inch 01