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MONDAY, JUNE 19TH, 1938 New Telephone Office for South Porcupine Moose Seen on Road Nearfi Pamour. â€" Past Grands of Reâ€" bekahs Hold Last Meeting of the Season. Building Byâ€" law Planned for Tisdale. Other News of South Poreuâ€" pine and the Dome. South Porcupine, June 17.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Northern Teleâ€" phone Co. has definitely decided to build a new office here in the fall, next to the present building, and, we are given to understand, a new system similar to that of Timmins will be installed. A building byâ€"law for Tisdale is beâ€" ing discussed and will be drawn Uup in the near future regulatima the type of building which may be put up in the Township, and other important items in this connection. § TT nR CE PB Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edwards of Minesta, in the Porcupine General Hospital, on Friday, June 16â€"A daughâ€" A banquet was tendered to the Pirst Aid Squads of the Dome Mines on Thursday in the Dome Mess Hall, all the members being guests of Mr. R. E. Dye. Mr. J. Stovel acted as chairman for the occasion. Prior to eating, all stood and sang "God Save the King," and the wonderful banquet was enjoy â€" ed to the utmost. Mr. Dye, in a very entertaining speech gave an outline of what the First Aid classes were doing â€"â€"not only were they for the benefit of the mines, he said, but for the benefit of the employees more. He was fully behind the First Aid classes and wantâ€" ed them to continue. The mine, he pointed out, does not lose anything by a man being injured, but the by being able to render first aid to his fellow is able to help him to keep fit, and to prevent greater injury by quickâ€" ness of action. Mr. Dye spoke for fifteen minutes before presenting the winning squad (in the recent First Aid competition) with the Shield. This is about 12" by 14"â€"of silverâ€"and deâ€"| picts in relief two miners and a patient. . Norris Lett, captain of the mill squad. received this on behalf of the squad Mtr. Davis mill foreman, presented inâ€" dividual medals (gold plated) to 2. Millions, Orry ‘Costain, and Cecil. Kavanagh. The runnersâ€"up in the competition were the surface repair crew, and silver medals were awarded to each member by Jos. Campagnola. Dr. Kinsman also spoke, saying that as instructor he had enjoyed each meetâ€" ing and was much interested in the work, and would not miss meeting willingly. Dr. B. H. Harper also spoke. and both received hearty applause. Mr. Dye in speaking later mentioned that the first question asked by Mr. Stovel when he returned after absence from the mine, was not production but wheâ€" ther there had been any accidents while he was away. Mr. R. S. McWilliams in a short speech mentioned that it would be the aim in future to organize more crews for first aid from the men workâ€" ins nfderermmag. "O Canada" was Ns a short speech mentioned ULUNAL W be the aim in future to organize mork crews for first aid from the men work:â€" ing underground. "O Canada" wai sung at the conclusion of the banquet W Married in Timmins by the Rev,. W. Mustard, and taking up residence on Commercial Avenue this week, are Mr. and Mrs. Samson Eide, Mrs. Eide being formerly Miss Daisy Geddes. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pelkie, in the Porcupine General Hospital, on June 16thâ€"a daughter. Two men, coming home to South Porcupine from work at the Pamour Mine, early this morning (Saturday) report having seen young moose about two years old on the higway, between Golden City and the Pamour. The Past Grands Of the Rebekah Ixxige held the Jast meeting of the season on Wednesday evening. They celebrated by having a banquet at the Dutch Door dining room. After enâ€" joyving a very nice dinner, they adâ€" journed to the home of Mrs. L. Pyke (a Past Grand) and finished up with a bridge party among themselves. Mrs. Ewing gained first prize for bridgs and Mrs. Mcntrose, consolation. Mrs. W H. Wilson. of Timmins, a Past Grand of Kitchener Rebekah Lodge was A guest on this occasion. Miss Lily Brown, with Mrs. R. Quesâ€" nel of the Telephone office staff, acâ€" companied Mr. and Mrs, J. Wilkder on Saturday to the picnic at New LAsâ€" keard Beach, held annually for the employees of the Northern Telephone Company. Congratulations and the very besl of good wishes for future success, to the two South Porcupine nursin» graduates of St. Mary‘s Hospital, Timmins, who last Thursday were given the reward of hard work â€"Miss Margaret Catherâ€" ine MacPhail and Miss Eva Gwendoline Faulconer. Many friends from South Porcupine attended the graduation and THE DOMINION BANK Announces The Opening of a Branch at Monday, June 19, 1939 Under the Management of Ontario commencement exercises held in the nurses‘ home at St. Mary‘s. To Miss MacPhail was given the honour of deâ€" livering the valedictory. ‘-Mx;:uRogers of the McLellan block, left on Thursday by car for holiday in Campbell‘s Bay. oAse camert Db s ht Dr. and Mrs". wW. G. woods returned on Wednesday from their honeymoon in Montreal and Toronto. Today â€" (Saturday) the Kiwanis Children‘s Playgrounds is the scene of busy activity. It was officially open on Friday and all children who are not enjoying the Dome Field Day are at the playground. For the first time in years the weather is ideal for the Domes Field Day. All dogs must be tied from now On. When on the street they must be on leash. Dogâ€"lovers resret the byâ€"law, as on hot days the poor animals are so unhappy, but gardenâ€"lovers are more than half inclined to think that the byâ€"law is a good thing. so as public opinion is divided and the law must be cbeyed it is as well to give in graceâ€" {ully, and tie Fido to the clothesâ€"line! Mrs. EBwing attended the Zone Rally last weekâ€"end at New Liskeard, as of â€" ficial delegate of the Women‘s Auxiliâ€" ary of the Porcupine Branch of the Canadian Legion. The Kiwanians were entertained on Thursday at their weekly dinner by dancing and music of the Children‘s Ukrainian orchestra. The youngsters were dressed in native costume and were received well and applauded much, upâ€" on their performance. -------- Church is holding a card party On Tuesday afternoon in the Parish hall,. from 2.30. All will be welcome. Bridge and afternoon tea. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill, accomâ€" panied by Mrs. Willie Brown and two children motored to Campbell‘s Bay on Thursday, for holiday. Mr. Cy Waters, who has been in town for a few days visiting friends leaves on Monday for Vancouver. The Scout Rally, which was to have been held toâ€"day, is postponed until next Saturday owing to the Dome Fie‘!ld Day being on today. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haggerty are takâ€" ing up residence this week on Broadway Avenue: and Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson are moving to O‘Brien Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Monk, of Schuâ€" macher, who have many friends in South Porcupine are leaving this week to take up residence at the Pickle Crow Mine. A quiet but pretty wedding took plaze at the Manse of the Timmins Finnish United Church, 20. A. Elm St., North Sunday, June 18th, at 11:30 o‘eclock in the morning when Aili Adolphina, dauâ€" ghter of Mr. and Myrs. Nicholas Kivela of 14 Golden Ave., South Porcupineg, Ont.. became the bride of Veikko Arâ€" *Rncanltmn «ht n~f M and MrS. John Wedding Yesterday at Finnish Church Manse mas Tasanko, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ephraim Tasanko, of 31 Golden Ave., South Porcupine. Rev. A. L. Heinonen, minister of the South Porcupine and Timmins Finnish United Churches, solâ€" mnized the marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Arvi Kari of South Porcupine attend â€" ed the bride and groom while Miss Clara Irene Lindroos acted as flower girl. Mr. and Mrs. Tasanko will reside in South Porcupine. North Bay Nugget: Halifax was wonâ€" derul in its farewell to Their Maâ€" jesties. IRVIN ROSNER, R.0, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Appoiniment Phone 1877 BUCOVETSKY BLDG. 3 Third Ave. Timmins EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED by Although there is now more heart disease than at any previous time in history nevertheless with our more exâ€" act methods of measuring the amount of work the hsart can now perform msafely, many individuals are enabled for e FINER SERVICE e BETTER MEALDS e CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS PEARL LAKE HOTEL F. 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While the electrocardiograph machâ€" ine and the fluoroscope are not found . in the majority of physician‘s offices, the functional test can give valuable iIn=â€" . formation without cven the oxygen measurin® apparatus. Phone 880 PHONE 405 The patient simply rests for a few minutes after reaching the physician‘s office and is then ready for the test. His pulse rate is taken while still restâ€" ing, and then he does a certain measâ€" ured amount of work such as walkâ€" ing up a number of steps at a certain rate of sp>oed, or jogs or skips a certain number of timos at a certain number of steps a minutes, or touches or tries | to touch lms toes with his knees straight ‘a certain number of times within a certain times limit. The physician knows the increased number of beats the heart will have to ! make in a normal individual in orâ€" der to do this work and exactly how long it will be after the work is done ! before the heart returns to its normal Season 1939 Monday, June 26 PORCUPINE at HOLLINGEKR Wumowldy, May 31 HOLLINGER at MeINTYRE Friday, June 30 HOLLINGER at PORCUPINE Monday, July 3 PORCUPINE at MeINTYRE do this work and exac will boe after the work the heart returns to its PORCUPINE at HOLLINGER Saturday, July 22 McINTYÂ¥RE at TIMMINS Monday, July 24 HOLLINGER at PORCUPINE Wednesday, July 26 PORCUPINE at McINTYRE Friday, July 28 MeINTYRE at TIMMINS Monday, July 31 TIMMINS at HOLLINGER Wednesday, August 2 McINTÂ¥YÂ¥RE at PORCUPINE Friday, August 4 HOLLINGER at McINTYRE Wednesday, August 9 PORCUPINE at TIMMINS Friday, August 11 MeINTYRE at HOLLINGER Monday, August 14 TIMMINS at PORCUPINE Wednesday, August 16 PORCUPINE at HOLLINGER Friday, August 18 TIMMIN® at MeINTYRE Saturday, August 19 HOLLINGER at TIMMIN®S Wednesday, June 28 TIMMINS at McINTYRE Wednesday, July 5 MecINTYRE at HOLLINGEK Friday, July 7 PORCUPINE at TIMMiNS TIMMINS at HOLLINGER HOLLINGER® at MecINTYRE Wednesday, July 19 TIMMINS at PORCUPINE Saturday, July 8th Monday, July 10 Schedule Friday, July 21 _ knows the increased the heart will have to mal individual in or«â€" work and exactly how i orâ€" how done rmal rateâ€"the rate before exercise is taken. 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