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News Porcupine Hockey Club Sponsors Pleasing Carnival South Porcupine. Dec. 3rd. Special to The Advance. Other News from South Porâ€" cupine and the Dome. A hockey gameâ€"ladies vs. men (the latter hampered by skirts) caused much merriment, the gentlemen winning 2â€"1. In a relay race (Ankerite vs. Dome) Ankerite proved the winner. Mr. O. Carnegie (Buffaloâ€"Ankerite) won the speed race; Mr. Manny MciIntyre gainâ€" ing honours in the puck cacrryving conâ€" test. Miss Beulah Rayner was winner of the Ladies Speed race. Miss Mary Kemsley in Highland Costume was winâ€" ner of the FPancy dress prize. The comâ€" mittee wish to thank all patrons and especially those who were good enough to donate prizes. to donale prizes. Mrs. Wilder, Sr., and Mr. Roy Wilâ€" der of Kirkland Lake, were visitors last weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilder. We regret to note that we are losing Mr. and Mrs. John Spitz from our list of respected citizens of South Poreuâ€" pine. They are taking up residence next week in Timmins. PAGE TTO We regret that in our account of the Bonnettâ€"McCaw wedding last week we inadvertently gave England as the adâ€" dress of the bridegroom‘s parents. Oriâ€" ginally from England they now reside in Biggar, Sackatchewan. Bornâ€"â€"In Poreupine General hospiâ€" tal, on November 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stock, of 283 Tamarack street, ‘Timminsâ€"a son. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Marko Paciâ€" cich. of 142 Front street, South Porcuâ€" pine on December 2ndâ€"a daughterâ€"in Porcupine General hospital. â€" Bornâ€"In Porcupine General hospital on December 2nd, a son, to Mr. and Mrs.. Armas Hutman, of 179 Commerâ€" cial. Porcupine Hardware and Furniture Anderson‘s Grocery 88 Bruce Avenue Midland Coal or Canmore Briquettes Phone 169â€"J Builders‘ Supplies Home Furnishings Phone 84 South End Garage 158 Main St Frank Sgro Sons Choice Groceries and Meats Toabaccos and Confectionery Fresh Vegetables PHKONE 184 FREE DELIVERY 181 Moore Street, South Porcupine BMRD‘S EYE BRAXND FROSTED FOOoDps Special Peas and Corn on Cob Red Ribbon Brand Baby Beef Repairs to All Makes of Cars 24 Hour Service South Porcupine Directory FOR sERVICE and QUALITY Economy Store F. Landreville (prop.) W ARE South Porcupine South Porcupine Reirigerators Radios 8. Porcupine Phone 55 Phone 162 quarters in Toronto before being desâ€" patched to Great Britain where Mrs. Vincent Massey is in charge of distriâ€" bution. The Eastern Star have made the Canadian Engineers their special protegees, and Mrs. Barron was surâ€" prised to receive a letter of thanks for her socks from Sgt. J. C. Taylor in Engâ€" land. He had read the little note which Mrs. Barron had tucked into the socks and told her he had enlisted for war service from South Porcupine. While running to a fire alarm call on Saturday Fireman William Farren slipped on the icy roadway at the botâ€" tom of Connaught hill and broke his right arm. It proved to be just a chimney fire which was soon outâ€"It will be a few weeks however, before Mr. Farren will be able to return to his usual work with the Township Works department. # m 2l : Bm css e ty en t A "Chicken Bingo" is slated for Tuesâ€" day and Wednesday, December 9th and 10th inst. to take place in the Masonic Hall This will be held under the ausâ€" pices of the ‘Catholic Men‘s Club and they are giving fifty per cent of the proceeds to the local branch of the Canadian Legion. Bornâ€"On Friday, November 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Bowes, of South Pporcupine (nee Irene Helmer)â€"a son. POLICE COURT L. Larouche for illegal parking paid $1 and costs. J. Dunovan for having no driver‘s permit also paid a fine of $5 and costs. R. Tremblay for neglectâ€" ing to notice a stop sign paid $1 and costs. A. Geroux for leaving a vehicle parked on the highway paid $5 and costs. Bill Mazig was dismissed after hearâ€" ing on a charge of attempted arson. His landlady averred that he set fire to bed and bed clothing deliberately. All witnesses were excluded from the courtroom during the hearing of eviâ€" dence. The proprietress of a boarding house at 124 Golden avenue testified that Mazik boarded with 30 others in her house. Some trouble over nonâ€" payment of his board bill which she said was "steady behind" led up to the present charge. She came back after being out to find the lock broken on her door and accused (who had been out when she locked the door) in her kitchen. He had stripped the table of crockery and thrown it in the garâ€" bage. Smoke led her to a bedroom where she discovered the fire smoulderâ€" ing. She put it out with water and called the police. Sergeant Douglas tesâ€" tified that he had responded, had been shown the burnt clothes and mattress. It was a clumsy attempt to set the house on fire and might have been caused by throwing a lighted cigarette on the bed. Defendant denied setting fire to the bed. Witnesses called failed to give conclusive evidence as to Mazik‘s guilt so his worship dismissed the case. A. Bonhomme charged with parking an unlighted truck on the travelled portion of highway in German townâ€" ship pleaded not guilty. A. Mason, driving a car with two witnesses in it on the evening in question, ran into the trusk, causing damage to his car â€"the rear end slewing round on the suippery road as he tried to avoid the truck. Mist and darkness made visiâ€" bility poor. The truck was stopped owing to lighting trouble and the driâ€" ver wasy trying to fix a connection when the accident occurred. Magistrate PLUMBING and HEATING 146 Dome Avenue Phone 363 sOUTH PORCUPINE 61 Bruce Ave PHONE 119 39 Bruce Avenzre, South Porcupine Gasoline, Grease and Oils, Guttaâ€" Percha Tires and Tubes, Prestâ€"Oâ€" Lite Batteries Cars Washed and Simonized C. LANDON and T. E. CAHILL Cor. Golden Moore, S. Porcupine e TMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS e ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Agents for McDOWELL MOTORS LTD. Ford arnd Mercury Cars and Trucks Plumbing and Heating Complete Furnace Work FOR GREATER SATISFACTION We have served you for 36 years and can please you again. YERVICE STATIONS Sky‘s Stores Ltd. H. J. Thompson Shell Service Station DISPENSING CHEMIST SHOP AT SKYCS Christmas Gifts Cards and Engraving Cameron‘s Drug Store Nap Hout DRUGGISTS south Porcupine Proprietors 8. Porcupine WE DELIVER averred that commercial trucks must carry flares for emergencies and fined Bonhomme $10 and costs, amounting to $38.50 in all or 15 days. iA 2o B stt d 42700 EU Mr. and Mrs. Art Jones (nee Alma Laforest), of Montreal, announce the birth of a daughter on November 26th in the Royal Victoria hospital. Captain W. G. Woods {( geon to the Forces), now Monteith, spent the weekâ€" with his family. Mr. Bedford spent last weekâ€"end in Toronto visiting his son, Andy, who is in the Navy. A very quiet wedding took place on Saturday afternoon in St. Paul‘s Anâ€" glican Church when Archdeacon Woodâ€" all united in the bonds of matrimony, Ethel Jones (R.N.) pf Schumacher and James Arscott Phillips of Dome Extenâ€" sion. The bride was given away by her father, Mr. William Jones, and wore a simple street frock of doveâ€"blue crepe with small black hat and accessories and a corsarge of roses. Attending the groom was his father, Mr. S. H. Philâ€" lips. Only a few friends and the imâ€" mediate relatives were present at the ceremony. Bazaar and Tea Auspices of C. G. L T. at South Porcupine Other Items of Interest from South Porcupine and the Dome. The bazaar and afternoon tea held. on Saturday in the United Church unâ€" der the auspices of the C.GI.T. and the Junior League proved to be most successful. The tea table was beauâ€" tifully set with lace and silver and a large vase of chrysanthemums adorned the centre.. Mrs. Wim. McDowell and Mrs. Bishop poured tea. Handwork and fancy work in charge of the C.G.ILT. was for sale in a booth adorned with a rose trellis. During the afternoon music was rendered from time to time, artists being members of the C.G.I.T. Barbara and Freda Hepburn sang "Canada, our Canada", with Isabel Hepburn as accompanist. A violin and piano duet "Autumn Sunset" was given by Eila and Saila Antilla. Marion Nelâ€" son sang two solos and Miss Jean Jorâ€" dison accompanied at the piano. Reâ€" ception committee was composed of Mrs. Sam Rock and Miss J. Jordison. Ssouth Porcupine, Dec. 3rd. Special to The Advance. A very simple pretty wedding cereâ€" mony took place in the United Church on Saturday afternoon (Nov. 23th) as Miss Doris Woods, younger daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. G. Woods, of Dome Extension, became the bride of Mr. Alfred Clayton Tomlinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Tomlinson, of Kirkland Lake. The ceremony WaSs performed by Rev. J. A. Lyttle. ‘The bride‘s brother, Mr. George Woods, gave her in marriage. She looked very pretty in a gown of mistâ€"blue chiffon made simply and of floor length. Her shoulder length veil was of matching blue tulle descening from a small wreath of blue flowers, and she carried a sheaf of pink roses, pink snapdragon and fern. Miss Louise Kellow niece of the bride acted at bridesmaid looking lovely. in a floor length gown of tusâ€" can pink taffeta with quilted taffeta sleeves and a tiny blue flower hat. Her bouquet was of talisman roses and snapdragon. â€" Clifford Tomlinson, the bridegroom‘s brother was best man. Mr. W. Edwards, organist for the Unitâ€" ed Church played THOUGH UNSUCCESSFUL IN THE ELECâ€" TION, MY SINCEREST THANKS GO TO ALL THOSE WHO SO KINDLY VOTED FOR ME When the 10,06{0th Piper airplane rolled off the asâ€" sembly line of Piper Aircraft Corporation, Lock Haven, Penna., the 5,000th Lycoming engine was finished the same week. Here the 5,000th Lycoming for the 10¢,C{0th Cub is delivered by Piper piHine. Mr. W. T. Piper and C. O. Sameilson of Lycoming exchange mutual congratulations. TWO AVIATION PRODUCTION MILESTONES MARKED the wedding music Dental Surâ€" stationed at end in town Candidate, 1942 Councillor, Township of Tisdale. PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO and Mrs. A. E. Stanlake sang in her wonderful soprano "Because," as the bridal pair were signing the register. At the bride‘s home later the wedâ€" ding dinner was servedâ€"the bride‘s sistersâ€"Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Kellow and Mrs. Allen acting as Hostesses. A reâ€" ception of friends at the home was followed by a reception and dance at the Porcupine town hall. The young couple will take up residence in Golden City, the bridegroom being employed at the Hallnor Mine. Mr. and, Mrs. Garfield Tomlinson, of Kirkland Lake, parents of the groom, were present at the wedding. Our very best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson for a happy wedded life. The Connaught Hill Tennis Club were entertained on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Penney of Leighton street. The sixteen guests played bridge during the evening and prizes were won by Mr..and Mrs. Norâ€" man Southern. A very delightful lunch was served after cards. Guests present were Mrs. L. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Bartâ€" man, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Doran, Mrs. E. K. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. N. Souâ€" thern, Mr. G. Rosebrugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, Mr. E. Harris. Miss Ruby Naish and Mr. Rupert Martin. The Eastern Star ladies held a potâ€" luck supper after their regular meeting on Tuesday night. Members and guests to the number of around 40 sat down to Pretty Wedding at St. Paul‘s Church at South Porcupine a supper which was of diversified varâ€" iety and extremely delicious. Each member broughé a special dish of her own baking, and the guests thoroughly enjoyed the affair. Guests were preâ€" sent from the Dome and Mrs. Day and Mrs. Goodman from Timmins. Miss Ethel. Jones, R. N., and Mr. James Phillips Marâ€" Schumacher, Dec. 3â€"(Special to The | °* Advance)â€"St. Paul‘s Anglican Church,| south Porcupine, was the scene of a Th quie; but very pretty wedding Saturday â€" afternoon at three o‘clock when Miss| Ethel Jones, R.N., daughter of Mr. Wilâ€" | C ham Jones and the late Mrs. .Jones, 60 | * Second Ave., Schumacher, became the bride of Mr. James Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips, Dome Exâ€" l tension. Witnesses were Mr. William | R< Jones and Mr. Samuel Phillips. Ven. Archdeacon Woodall officiated.il-o The bride, given in marriage by father. was lovely in a dress of powder | th blue trimmed with gold. Her corsage| th was pink roses and lilyâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"valley. ? She wore a blue pill box hat with veil.’ te After the ceremony a reception was|CO held at the home of the bride‘s father.l to 60 Second Ave., Schumacher. bride‘s cousins, Mrs. William Mackie C1 and Mrs. Harold Jones, received the C guests, assisted by the groom‘s mother,| ar Mts. Samuel Phillips Mr. and Myrs ; RJ James Phillips will take up residence ; R at O‘Brien Ave., South Porcupine. | hC ‘The bride was on the nursing staff of | U the Porcupine General Hospital and was much entertained prior to her | A marriage. iof Mr. George Jones, of Ramore, was an outâ€"ofâ€"town guest at the wedding of his niece. Globe and Mailâ€"WInston has appeared wearing shoes with zipâ€" pers. (But people will continue to adâ€" mire him because he keeps his feet on the ground. ried. and Mailâ€"Winston Churcmll , a hA A A %% The | sick list for the past month at the teq. | Lockwood Clinic, Toronto, were able to her|leave Tuesday for New York where vaor|they will recuperate at the home of sage | their daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and lley.| Mrs. Boaker. Their many friends exâ€" vei]| tend their best wishes for a speedy reâ€" was| covery and hope they will soon be able her.‘ to travel back home to Schumacher. The Echumacher Happy Gang Card ckie [ Club met at the home of Mrs. Lenchuk, the‘Cedar St. Five hundred was played ;her.!and the prize winners were:â€"â€"I1st, Mrs. Mrs:Rickard; 2nd, Mrs. J. Smith; 3rd, Mrs. ence ; R. Hazelwood. After the cards the shostess served a delicious lunch. After a# af| lunch a spcial time was enjoyed. Schumacher Lions Pay Honour to Dr. Stan Gibson Other News of Interest from Schumacher and Disâ€" Schumacher, Dec. 3â€"(Special to ‘The The â€" Advance)â€"Wednesday evening, Nov. 26th, Dr. Stan Gibson was guest of honour at the Lions Club meeting held at the McIntyre Areha. After the dinâ€" ner, Dr. R. V. Weston, on behalf of his fellow members, presented Dr. Gibson with a lovely travelling clock encased in a zippered leather case. Mr. Fred Miller was convener of the affair. Dr. Gibson left Friday for ‘Toronto where he has joined the Dental Corps attachâ€" ed to the Royal Canadian Air Force. Mr. Glenwood ("‘Hap‘") McKee left Tuesday for North Bay having received his call for the army. Hillie Greer, of the R.C. Navy, Monâ€" treal, is visiting friends in town. Miss Francis Ronholm, of Iroquois Falls, visited during the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris, Third Avenue. _ Bornâ€"Monday, Dec. ist, at St. Mary‘s [Hosz;)ital, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dwyer â€"SOTL. yagr x * % W 1. â€" CÂ¥ _ A A a Mrs. Frank Furlong left this week for Hamilton where she will visit her son, Harold, who is receiving medical treatment in hospital there. Mrs. Ken Langford and little son, John Patrick, left Tuesday for a holiâ€" day in Toronto. Mr. Ken Langford, who has joined the R.C.E., left Monday for Brockville. Mr. Danny Dawson, left Tuesday for Montreal where he will report, prior to going on to New York to join his ship. Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and Mrs. Albert Miller were hostsses at a nicely arrangâ€" T EC TE OW ed cup and saucer and tea towel shower held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Cooper, Blahey Apt., Birch St., in honour of Miss Ethel Jones, RN. A nice social time was enjoyed by all who attended during the afternoon. The hostesses served a delicious lunch. Pilot Officer William and Mrs Flowâ€" ers. who have been wisiting Mr. Flowâ€" ers‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Plowers, Goldale property, left Sunday for the west. During their visit here they were entertained by their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. McGuire, of the Recreation Hotel, who have been on she The McIntyre Football Club Ladies‘ Auxiliary held a card party at the home of Mrs. E. Gill, 28 Carlin Ave., Timâ€" mins, last Thursday evening. Whist was played and the prize winners were: ist, Mrs. Hawkins; 2nd, Mrs Blackâ€" burn: 3rd, Mrs. Smith; door prize Mrs. R. Urquhart. After the cards lunch trict. delivered by Piper plane. Dr. E. S. Sommerville 1942 COUNCIL TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE For the Vote Accorded me on Monday Last Which Elected Me to the was served and a social time was joyed. ae / ~ VC LK css se Ee dags Atvropg Mr. Nick Jacksic, of Kenogami Lake, wa:s in town for the funeral of the late Tom Jaksic, Fourth Ave. k VIAALL UUALLL, ECAE :. 6 CCC 0C Mr. Tommy Ellis has returned from ‘Toronto where he was called owing to the sudden death of his brother, Lestic Ellis. Tommy says hemorrhage of the brain was the causs of Leslie‘s gaeath. He complained of a bad headache, and passed away within fifteen minutes. n ol o t .o c t > * ie P k Je SX m id s e Nee ts es d 1 O e S in As 6 Mrs. J. R. Todd, Railroad Street, left Tuesday by car for a hnoliday at North Bay and Toronto. 7 k sn . Ua.y CA A A NA _ 18. 0. 2b ctva m Mr. George Jdfies, of Ramore, was in town for the wedding of his niece, Miss Ethel Jones. Christmas Bazaar of Anglican Ladies at Schumacher Sâ€"humacher, Dec. 3â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Schumacher Anglican Ladies‘ Guild Christmas bazaar held Friday afternoon at the McIntyre /1 en P y “-“J sn e m ETs . auditorium was a very successful event. The hall was nicely decorated for the occasion and the tables were nicely arâ€" ranged. The small ;ea tables were very attractive with their white cover, the centre piece of poinsettias and A red candle at each side. Mrs. Ben Davis, president of the Guild. received the guests. Helping at the tea tables were To the Voters Who Again Elected Me to the I shall endeavour to fulfull the confidence placed in me during the Coming Year. TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE FOR THE VOTE GIVEN ME ON MONDAY LAST. I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAY THANKS THANKS COUNCIL To the Electors Township of Tisdale Mrs. Bill Wallace, Mrs. Harry Poole, Mrs. Jack Finlayson, Mrs. Ken Jacks, Mrs. McNeil. The bake table had a large selection of hcime baking and the following ladies were kept busy serving at this table:â€"Mrs. B. Eyolfson, Mrs. H. Waddle, and Mrs. H. Dobson. "The knitting and sewing table had a nice selection to choose from. Mrs. Byron and Mrs. Cook were in charge of the knitting display, and Mrs. Percival, Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Moorish were in charge of the s>wing display. Mrs. C. Mclean was in charge of the candy table and did good business, There was a large selection of homeâ€"made , candies which were soon sold out. The string table, as usual, was a big attracâ€" tion and did good business. Mrs. Loadâ€" er and Mrs. Greer were in charge of this table. The ladies express thanks to all who attended and enjoyed afterâ€" noon tea and helped make the event ! so successful. Salvation Army to Hold Christmas Tree, Dec. 10th Major Cornthwaite, Salvation Army head in Timmins, announced this week that the annual Christmas Tree event sponsored by the Salvation Army will be held this year on Wednesday, Deâ€" cember 10th. The happy event is always one of the attractions of the Christâ€" mas season and this year it promises previous years. The event will start at sevenâ€"thirty. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4TH, 1941