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PAGE FPouUun LANDS FPORFEITED FPOR ARREARS OF TAXES UNDER MININC TAX ACT Pursuant to the provision of The Mining Tax A ct (Chap. 28, RS.0. 1937), the following list is published of mining locations, mining claims and mining rights, in respect of which taxes imposed by the said Act are more than two years in default, and notice is hereby given that unless the amount due as shown on the said list shnall have been paid on or before June 30th, 1942, the property in respect of which the taxes so remain unpaid shalÂ¥ on the day folâ€" lowing the above date become forfeited to and revested in the Crown. In the arrangement of the list, lands are given in the judicial district in which they are situated, commencing from the west, and in each district the lots in townships are placed first and in alphabetical order, according to the townships then follow the locations or claims not originally in surveyed terriâ€" tory, also alphabetically arranged and in sequence. Owners of property thus advertised are advised that extra costs are incurred if payment is delayed beâ€" yond February 28th, 1942, as the Act requires an additional notice to owners of tlaims on which the taxes have not been paid by this time for which there is a statutory charge, 4 Toronto, 17th December, 1941 Communications regarding this matter should be addressed to A. C. Young Mine Assessor, Department Mines, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. S.W. pt. of S. pt N.W. 4 of N. % N.E. 4A of N ! E.. ‘4 of N. /2 s.W. 4 of N. !% NE. pt. of N. pt Min. Rts., NW. 44 of S Pt. of 8. pt. N.E. pt. of N. N.W. 4 of N. ! % of N. S.W. '/1 of N. N.E. /1 of N. N.W. 4 of N. % of N. N.W. ‘4 of S.. B.E. ‘4 of 8. !% SB.W. 4 of 8. Government Noticeâ€"Under The Mining Tax Act NW !i of S !4 of 5. S.W. 4 of S N.E. pt. of S. pt. N.W. pt. of S. pt Pt. of NW. pt. Pt. of SW. pt. W. ol Rwe N.E. pt. of S. pt N.W. pt of 5. p N.E. S.E. 4 of 5. N.W. 4 of S. of N. 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RICKABY, Con. 1 Con. 1 Con. 1 Deputy Minister of Mines Area Amount (acres) Due 40,.105 40.25 39.1 40 160. 39.625 39625 30.625 36 39.5 39.0 39.5 39.0 39. 39.175 39.15 39.15 40.13 40.12 24.20 37 37 39.875 39.875 40.125 40.125 40.625 40.625 40,625 40.125 43.3 36.6 44.3 30.75 42 A3 52.48 13.8 16.10 16.10 16.10 16.47 16.54 13.24 13.49 13 .49 13.21 16 .43 16.13 12.98 16.43 16 .43 16. 43 16.43 13.11 13.11 13.11 11.17 11.14 13.21 14.31 12 93 14.05 11 42 12.34 12.42 7 A7 16.13 18.58 209,50 15 42 10.19 14.04 10.85 1061 13.16 15.34 16.43 11230 18.08 20.61 19.23 16.97 24 .93 7 63 11.03 18.04 12.20 % Dropped For one and all, Ann could wish noâ€" thing better than <to quote Edgar A. Gueéit‘s "A Christmas Bit" . .. and to addâ€"â€"Merry Christmas . . . it‘s an old greeting, and a simple one, but it‘s the greeting that means most of all . .. may your home be happy, your friends many, and Santa Claus come with a bagfull of everything you could want. If 1 were Santa Claus this year I‘d change his methods for the day ; I‘d give to all the children here But there are thing I‘d take away. Friday afterncon found many memâ€" bers of the Women‘s Institute the guests of Mrs. C. Briggs, war servicesg convener, at a busy afternoon of packâ€" ing a bale for the sailors of the ship "Gaspe", which is the ship adopted by the Institute some time ago . . . that bale contained the knitted articles and I‘d enter every home to steal, With giving I‘d not be content. I‘d find the heartâ€"aches men conceal And *ake them with me when I went. TI‘d robe the invalid of pain; I‘d steal the poor man‘s weight of care; I‘d take the prisoner‘s ball and chain And every crime which sent him there. I‘d take the mother‘s fears away, The doubts which often fret the wiseâ€" And all should wake on Christmas For old and young this is my prayer: God bless us all this Christmas And give us strength our tasks to bear, And take our bitter griefs away! Dropped Between Stitches Merriment and goodâ€"fellowship reigned supreme at the Christmas party held on Thursday evening in honour of the blind people of this district . . . it was a gesture that thes2 people, and the many other guests will long remember, a gesâ€" ture that was financed by the Canâ€" adian Institute for the Blind, and carried out by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empilre . . . just another in the many good deeds of both organizations . . . there were gifts for the guests of honour . . . there were songs and Oother enterâ€" tainment ... . and there was a delicious supper served by the Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge . . . everyâ€" thing was wellâ€"prepared and carâ€" ried out in equally efficient manner . and compliments are due to each person who helped in making thisg first party for the blind a complete success. 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TIMMINS, ONTARIO the "goodies" that will make Christmas a merry one for the sailors, and will continue to give peasure long after the reason is over . . . and,. to complete a perfect afternoon of industry, the woâ€" men packed seventeen quilts for the Red Shield to send to bombed victims in England . . . that‘s Christmas spirt of the best kind. Holloway ... Holloway Harke: Harker ... Harker .. Harker . Harker Harker Harker Harker . .Holloway farker® .. ... .0. Harker . HABLKCP Harker Holloway . n i Holloway ........}..... Holloway ... .Holloway ................. Harker Harker . Harker ... Harker . Harker Harker Harker . Harker Harker . .Holloway HBTKCL _ . Holloway . Harker ... . Harker Harker ... . Holloway .Harker ................. ~HATKEL:: Harker .Carman .. ~Carman .Shaw . ... :.;. .. Carman .Robb . ..Robb . .Turnbull . .. Deloro . _Deloro Deloro _ .Deloro .. . Deloro . . Deloro Ogden Deloro Deloro Deloro Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Bristol Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Robb Shaw _ Shaw Robb . Robb Robb Shaw Robb Carman Shaw Shaw . Lower Abitibi Lake _Lower Abitibi Lake Tomorrow, Christmas eve, in Troquois Falls, Barbara Stack and Phil Desilets will become "Mr. and Mrs." . . . both are wellâ€"known in Timmins, where they will take up residence, and where numerous friends will extend their best wishes . . . the brideâ€"toâ€"be has a sister in Timmins, and has been a frequent visitor to the town . . . welcome to ‘Timmins. Back to another wedding that is mentioned earlier in this column .. . Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gallagher were among the dancers at the Riverside Pavilion after their marriage Saturâ€" day . . . following the reception at the home of the gfoom‘s parents, the party made its way to the pavilion, where the dainty bride looked very charming and very happy in her bridal gown . . the Henry Kelneck orchestra playod a selection especially for the new "Mr. and Mrs." which followed the ceremony, and took place at the home of the groom‘s parents of Floral avenue, the couple cut the beautifullyâ€"iced wedding cake with a knife made from a bayonet guring the last great war, and used by the groom‘s mother and father in cutting their wedding cake, when the elder Mr. Gallagher was in the army deâ€" fending his country as his son is doing in the war of toâ€"day. To Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gallagher, married on Saturday afternoon in the United Church, are extended the sincere good wishes of many friends throughout the Northland . . . Mrs. Gallagher is the former Ann Semchison, apd her husband, is AC1 Kenneth Gallagher of the RCAF. . . _.. at the reception And, all the way to Toronto, best wishes to two couples who said their "I do‘s‘" on Saturday. . . Mr, and Mrs. H. Ward Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henry Meceek . .. Ward is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Allen of 18 Lincoln avenue, and his bride is the former Betty Jean Reid, daughter of Mr. T. Reid of Kingston and the late Mrs. Reid . . . the groom is a former Timâ€" mins resident, and student of local schools . . . his parents, and . his sister, Marjorie, were in Toronto for the wedding . . . while Mrs. Jack Henry Meek is popular Jean Ellis Scott, Timmins girl until only a few years ago when with her mother, the wife of the late Geo. Stuart Scott, and her brother, Stuart Scott, she took up residence in Toronto . . . her husband is the son Oof Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Meek of Toronto. mss . on omm + * Stitches 5 7 11.56 Jan. 3â€"10â€" 1193 15,24 15.19 13.27 14.82 1150 7.03 11.56 16 A good time was had by all. . . words that certainly tell the tru‘th when those who were there talk about the annual staff party for the Shaheen‘s Dept. €tore on Sunday evening . .. as durâ€" ing other years, Mrs. Shaheen played hostess to her employees and their friends, and the evening passed quickâ€" ly for all present . .. an extra special gesture on the part of the staff was the presenting to Mrs. Shaheen of a beautiful chiffon velvet housecoat . . . with good wishes to their "grand boss." Two more shower events for Ann Jopson, whose marriage to Allan Craig takes place on December 31st in Niaâ€" gara Falls . ..MMtrs. H. L. Traver enâ€" tertained .for Ann at a dinner party and linen, shower, while Mrs. Jack Lake And, to Toronto again . . . to a student of Branksome Hall, Miss Helen Russell, is extended the eympathy of her fritnds here . . . Helen, as you know, always spends holiday periods with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. N. H. Russell, on Wil« was hostess at par‘ly for the Hollinger staff in honour of the brideâ€"elect . . . at the home of Mrs. Traver, Ann reâ€" ceived numerous lovely gifts which were presented to her in a novel "dream boat" .. . and at the staff shower, she was presented with a beautiful turâ€" quoise blue bedspread and comforter. son avenue . . .. but not. this Cihnristmas season, for Helen will spend the‘ holiday in hospital, unâ€" dergoing an operation . . . her friends are sorry to learn that she won‘t be here for Christma:s, 1941, and they‘re wishing her a speedy recovery. And, last night, too, at St. Mary‘s residence auditorium, â€"the _ student nurses, with their invited guests, enâ€" joyed the annual visit of Santa Claus and a pleasant evening with musica‘ and dramatic programme, dancing, reâ€" freshments, and all the pleasures of 2 happy Christmas . . .so many, many groups in town have started the celeâ€" ibrations, so make this a happy Christâ€" mas once again and keep up the go>d times . . . Merry Christmas! Want Handkerchiefs for Bombed Victims and for Crvilians To the many students . . . the men on service . . . and the others who have returned to Timmins and district for the holiday season . . . have a good time . . . you‘d be surâ€" prised how many things there are Red Cross Inaugurates a New Campaign to Help the Gallant People Overâ€" +o do in this district . . . one of the lads who returned to his home here during the weekâ€"end puts it this way . . . first of all, there‘s Mom and Dad and all my friends to see . . . gosh, how‘ll I even get around o doing all that? . . . then I want to get in a bi‘ of skiing and skating . you know there‘s not much of it down south . . . oh, and a few strings of bowling . . . and I want "o see a hockey game when I know sme of the players . . . I want to dance and feel that I don‘t have to get up for class toâ€"morrow morning . eat Mom‘s ex‘lraâ€"good turkey . sleep as long as I like . . play Santa, Claus . . . see some shows . . . perhaps Dad will take me with him to the curling rink . . . and so many other things, but how will Jjust some days provide time for even half of the things I want to do . .. and to think I‘ll have .to go back down to Southern Ontario and do nothing for three months . gosh! Last week the Red Cross Society started another excellent campaign tc help the gallant people overseas. Thi: time it is an appeal to the people of Canada to help by gifts of handkerâ€" chiefs. These are for bombed victims in Britain and for civilians in the bombed areas. It is suggested by the Red Cross tha‘ people out shopping will be very ready} to answer this appeal when they unâ€" derstand what is desired. The idea is have Christmas shoppers and o‘he: donate handkerchiefs. Boxes have been stationed at eight wellâ€"knowr Timmins stores, the Empire Cigar store Sam Bucovetsky Ltd., the S. S. Kresge Co., the F. W. Woolworth store, Friedâ€" man‘s Department store, Mark Bowié and Co., Ostrosser and Co., and the Esquire Shoppe. Last night, about thirty friends of Mrs. Wim. Sillanpaa gathered at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. FKForri, Sixth avenue, to honour her on her birthday, and to present her with a lovely cameo broach, flowers and a vas> . .. the guests spent a simply grand time with games and o‘ther entertainment, and a deâ€" licious lunch beginning with salad and ending with a threeâ€"layer ibirthday cake made especially for the occasion by the sisterâ€"inâ€"law of the guest of honour. The appeal is for inexpensive, plait Good going: Friday, Dec. 19 te Thursday, Jan. 1, 1942 inclusive. Return limit: leaving destination not later than midnight (E.S.T.) Wednesday, January 7, 1942. FARE AND A QUARTER Good going: Tuesday, Dec. 30, to Thursday, Jan. 1, 1942 inclusive, Return limit; leaving destination not later than midnight (E.S.T.) Friday, January 2, 1942. AN APPE ALâ€"As many thousands of our Armed Forces will move during this period, the Railways appeal to the genâ€" eral public to travel early and assist in sroiding congestion. for tares and further Information apoly Ticket Agents handkerchiets for men, women or boys, and, at this time of year, when so many people are Christmas shopping, the appeal can be readily answered by Timmins and district shoppers, The boxes will remain open until after the New Year, so do your bit by dropping one or more handkerchiefs into any Curlers in Singles Competitions Now at The MclIntyre The MceIntyre Curling Club held their playâ€"offs in the Turkey (Red Cross) Draw on Sunday afternoon of this week when two semiâ€"final games were plaved and one final. Winner of the final was Newkirk‘s rink. His rink beat out a foursome skipped by Tod. ‘This week and all of next week will see ‘t‘he McIntyre Curlers in a Points Game Competition. There are nine different shots in the competition and each curler has four tries at each shot. The curler with most points at the end of next week will be the winner. Ten curlers had completed and entered their scores up to last night and Mr. R. Jaccb was leading the parade with a thirtyâ€"six point score. This score is considered very good. Complete results in this competitic PA TACON _\ ie en h 36 HERTLULL S flce s 20 M. MACMAIATL L .4 . id stt e es 30 R. Hall Ne t s ooo e ue t BA / 4| T. : i2 t e is ib 22 P _ :fi enAE .A ea ce ty ic en isb Pss MBALOMOTE: 42A s ic ifi 21 J. Skelly is i inan e io n t on d Play for Maltais Cup Held up Till After Christmas Goldbelt Takes Oneâ€"Point Lead Over Four Other Teams in League Play. The Timmins Dart League got off to 1@ good start last week after having been reâ€"organized and the Goldbelt team are now leading the parade with four poin‘s in their first two games. They swept the board in their sessfion with the Uniteds to take the lead. Four ecams are tied for second place with three points while one lone team occuâ€" pies the bottom spot, Uniteds. Play will continue in the league after he Christmas holidays with the next games getting under way on January th. Play will be for the Maltais Cup. Goldbelt ... Internatlional Imperials ... ......... Wanderers .. O NMNXCi NAAA O‘Keefes ....... White Labels Legionaires . > b. / JOnns ....:. Seven Up ... Uniteda Mrs., H. Traver of Toke Street Hostess at Event in Honour of Miss Ann Jopâ€" son. Jacobs Leads Scores Turned in so Far With Nice 36 Count. Cameron on € Turkey Draw, Semiâ€"Finals Tod 11; MacMillan 7. Newkirk 9; Collins 5 Final Brideâ€"Elect is Honoured at Dinner and Linen Shower Newkirk 7; Tod 5 Mrs. H. L. Traver entertained this week at a delightful dinner and linen shower in honour of Miss Ann Jopson, who was bridesmaid at the wedding 1 Mrs. Traver‘s son three years ago. The dinner table was appropriately centred with a beautiful cake upon which reigned cupid, blowing his silver Sudbury Starâ€"Fancy the astonishâ€" ment of the Nazs at Rostovy when a double quartet of Cossacks appears on the seene Oof singing Games Played Dec. 17 â€" 2 Goldbelt vs United 0. 2 International vs Seven Up 0 1 Imperials vs Legionaires 1 1 Q.V.C. vs OKeefes 1 1 Algoma vs White Labels 1 1 Wanderers vs St. Johns 1 Games for Jan. 5 Goldbelt vs International United vs Seven Up Wanderers vs White Labels Algoma vs St. Johns OVC. vs Imperials Legionaires ys O‘Keefes. Games Played Dec. 19 United vs Goldbelt 2 Seven Up vs Internation 1 Legionaires vs Imperials 2 O‘Keefes vs O.VC. 1 White Labels vs Algoma 2 St. Johns vs Wanderers 2 League Standing shooting instead _ Church Directory Cedar Street and Fourth Avenue Minister | Rev. W,. M. Mustard, MA.BD. AssOcta to Rev. E. Giimour smith, BA 1045 a.m..â€"Morning Worship 700 pm.â€"Evening Worsmp SUNDAY sSCHOOL 12.15â€"â€"for those 12 and over,. 2.30â€"for under 12 years of age. 2.30â€"at Mattagami Public School for 8 and under, United Church South Porcupine, Ont. BLOUK AVCNUE, Rev. James A. Lyitle, Minister 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Service 7.00 pm.â€"Evening Service sUNDAY SCHOOLS 10.00 am.â€"Young People‘s Bible Class 11.00 am.â€"Dome Sunday School 2.00 p.m.â€"Sunday School for all ages. Rev. Norman Healey, B.A. Res. 83 First Ave. Phone 1094 11.00 am.â€"Morning Service of Worâ€" ship. 2.00 pm.â€"Sunday School 7.00 p.m.â€"Evening Service of Worship A Cordial Welcome to All Oddfellows‘ Hall, spruce Street Nocth 9.45 a m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 am.â€"Sunday Service Christian Science Reading Room open daily from 12 to 5 p.m. in the Mcâ€" Innis Block, 18 Pine Street South, TUESDAY. DECEMRBER J3RD, 1941 Church MecINTÂ¥RE GYMNASIUM Caplain Mitchell, C.A. Assistant Minister St Matthew‘s Timmins. 10.00 a.m.â€"Sunday School 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer United Church, Timmins (Missouri Synod) E. Roth», Pastor Divine Service at 8:30 p.m. in the Anglican Church South Porcupine, All are welcome. ~ South Porcupine, Ont. VYen. J. E. Woodall, D.D. Minister Sunday Services 10.00 a.m.â€"Sunday School L10.15 a.m.â€"Junior Bible Class 11,.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer 7 p.m.â€"Evening Prayer Holy Communion on lst Sunday at 11 Christian Science Society 2nd and 4th Sunday at 8 a.m. 3rd and 5th Sunday at 7 p.m. Baptisms and Marriages by arrangeâ€" ment. Rector: Rev. Canon Causning, B.A., L TB 10.00 a.m.â€"Adult Bible Class 11.00 a.m.â€"Morning Prayer 3.00 p.m.â€"Sunaay School 4.15 p.m.â€"Baptisms 7.00 pm.â€"Evening Prayer Holy Communion on ist Sunday o month, at 11 a.m.; on 3rd Sunday, at 7 pm.; and on 5th Sunday, at 8.30 a.m. Major and Mrs,. J. Cornthwaite Officers in Charge. Sundayâ€"11.00 a.m.â€"Holiness Meeting. Sundayâ€"2.30 p.m.â€"Sunday School. Sundayâ€"7.00 p.m.â€"Great Salvation Merting. Mondayâ€"7.00 p.m.â€"Corps Cadets. Tuesdayâ€"7.00 p.m.â€"Young Peoples‘ Ottawa Journalâ€"Mayor ‘LaGuardia of New York predicts that the war will end within a year. That is wishful thinking with a vengeance. Strangers Welcome, Come and Worshinp The Presbyterian Church of Canada ‘Oddfellows‘ Hall, Spruce Street The Rev, K. W. House, B.A., Minister Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. Public Worship at 7 p.m. d Meeting. PTuesdayâ€"8.00 pm.â€"Solders and Adâ€" herents. Thursdayâ€"8.00 p.m.â€"Public Meeting. B‘nai Israel Synagogue Trinity United Church St. Luke‘s Evangelical Lutheran Church Schumacher Anglican PHONWE Cedar Street North ISRAEL I. HALPERN, Rabbi W. LINDER, Cantor St. Matthew‘s Church A Cordial Welcome To All Clean Rooms Cor, Spruce 5t. Third Ava, The King Edward Hotel Day or Week The Salvation Army St. Paul‘s Church Houth Porcupine, Ont. Very Reasonable Rates All Are Welcome You Are Welcome Quiet Atmosphere Schumacher TIMMIN 8