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28th, the Ladie: adian Legion cel niversary by ho Legion hall. T\ all the trimming ner was enjoye Myrs. Eva Ewing tress, Aiter the Mrs. R. C. Mi Evelyn Webb wi badge. Whist f¢ were won by: | . MTS. B.: A At the regi on Wednesda joint skating Schumacher Wednesday, ] Pte. Marin Artillery £pending in town Miss Elain McGinn are this week fo: enter the C nurses. Mr. Ligh:bod week for Toror medical attent E. A. J. MCK home. Mr. Rolland Mulcah for Nova Scotia where engineer on Myrs. Mulcahy and son parents‘ heme for a Mrs. E. J. Rapsey, of We hear that the Station is now under of Mr. Gus Knu‘:son, having given it up. The Ladies‘ Auxiliary dian Legion held a whi Leéegion hall on Monday prize winners; were: Mis and Mrs. B. Webb. T whist on Monday nex Next Tuesday the Ladies‘ Guild of the Anglican Church are holding a social afternoon from 2.30 with bridze and afternoon tea. All are invited. We hear that changed hands this of Timmins, taking Ahr, Other News from South Porcupine and the Dome. Mrs. Wright, wt some weeks with Miss Elaine Dogue was guest of honâ€" our on Wednesday at the home of Miss M. Cunningham, when the feminine staff of the Consumers‘ Coâ€"Operaive Store was entertained and a farewell Third Anniversary | of Ladies® Auxiltary | at South Porcupine The Kiwanis Club are holding a big threeâ€"day "Chicken bingo" in their hall next week. : Monday, February 9th 1942 Bouth Porci he â€" Advance In aidition to the advance in time, the schedule of a number of trains *» will be changed effective 3 a.m. ADIAN NA TIONAL All trains operate on standard time. Full information from Agents TIME TABLE CHANGES Victory Loan Rally Sun. Ev‘g, Feb. 15 Palace T heatre Presented by the Pupils of the Timmins High and V ocational Schools Secure Tickets Victory Loan Headquarters or from Service Clubs )Y Master of Ceremoniesâ€"Lyman Murray Musical Directorâ€"Wallace Young Cavalceade of Canada Capt. Maxwell Allen Community Singing 1 V 16111 uUp DADC ue and Mi the Hotel week, Mr. LaCroix, over from Mr. Ed. aefsnc? p m will visit a : ftimg, M Miss Pearl Baker, There will be no will be 4th s Imperial the man M T daugnter on Mone Dome, left last he will receive e trouble. Mrs®s ;hat Timmins al of n _ the drive 1€ Toronto 1 his fa t on Friday will work as the Canaâ€" ive in the which the Tiss Doris nesday of they will s â€"student JTO} ss2rVICE vcement aomas mg. 8.15 o‘clock id ndin Mr: Speaker im din her ind | Victims All ce Bridge m week who leaves on Wednesday for Oiawa Presont were Miss Mary Toderan, Mis Marie‘ta Nenonen, Mrs. T. Luoma Miss W. Fynan and Mrs. Porier wer not able to attend. Miss Grace Cunâ€" commit ed and ed and sltands: J. K. Andrews, it. L. Ship, L. Hunkin. D. M. Reed and Emerson Anderson were newlyâ€"elected stewards. Some slides were shown of boys‘ and girls‘ church work and local slides of the initial ssages of the new church building. On Sunday night the Men‘s Club conducted the United Church service with Mr. Percy Boyce, of Schumacher, as speaker; Mr. L. Callahan is Presidâ€" en‘<; John Bawtinhneimer read the Ecripture; and Messrs W. Mairs and J. Andrews acted as ushers The Men‘s (Mub is mee‘ting on Friday of this week with a social in the church and probâ€" able election of officers. The church is also noting "Boys‘ and Girls‘ Week" by having the young pecple conduct the service on Sunday evening next. LAC Elmer McVey, of Sudbury and So. Thomas, is visiting Mr. and Myrs. Ed. McVey, of the Hallnor Mine. Monda at Halifa He is the Fairhurst ‘The ar Sr. C. W. L. Telephone Bridge Held at 8. Porcupine South Porcupine, Feb. 4â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Telephone bridge held on Wednesday las;s under Senior C.W.L. auspices proved to be a grand success. Parties were held at the homes of Mrs. Jos. Huot, Mrs. Sam Tessier, Mrs. T. Cahill, Mrs. D. A. McLellan, Mrs. F. Leforest, Mrs. Cecil Kavanagh, Mrs. Andrew Harty, Mrs. Ralph Cosco and Mrs. Holmes. The first prizeâ€"a living room table â€"was won by Mr. Ron. Mansfield with a score of 8750. The second prize was a combinaiion endâ€"table and magazine rack and was won by Mrs. T. Dowe with a score of 7220. A card tableâ€"third prizeâ€"was won by Mrs. C. Kavanagh, her score being 6410. Consolation prize ($1 war savings st‘amps) was duplicated for a tie, both Mrs. Berger and Mr. Merrill Harty having lowest seore. The ladies of the League wish to thank all who aittended this bridge or helped in any way to make it such a success. ouch wi_n Mr. Geo 1is two dal Jp § Mr 1uUC In A. finan( a M g undé Nursin{ annual congregational meeting United Church was held on Reports were read and proâ€" all branches of activity noted; incial condition of the church o considered satisfactory. The tee of the stewards was reâ€"electâ€" stands: J. R. Andrews, m. L. .. Hunkin. D. M. Reed and n Anderson were newlyâ€"elected s. Some slides were shown of id girls‘ church work and local f the initial sstages of the new AITM M 1 1€ Ha SKy s siOre windo Mrs. R. C. Mitchell _its sale are to be d [ayne, who is stationed in town friends. t of Mr. and Mrs." Wm. DuUDIIC 8 hristmas wis"» het nC hne auspices 1 Service, pleass . Tom Wilson. sier, of Penetan rs, Misses Laure bat. r1eld Ork fa Tuesday fo Mr. G. La etang, with aurette and it the home Commercial _ Telephone Wednesday of the SJ. oâ€".~. | Meetings of Clubs Born Other News of Interest from Schumacher and District. and Organizations at Schumacher Matthew Mrs. Jat A ¢ be used for church work. A telegram was read from Mrs, McCabe, National President, asking the League to give the fullest coâ€"operation to the governâ€" ment re the sugar ration. The mestâ€" ing was brough; to a close with the singing of the League hymn. The Women‘s Association of Trinity United Church held their meeting in the church Wednesday evening. The presiden‘, Mrs. P. A. Boyce, was; in the chair. Business was discussed and plans were made for the afternoon tea, waile of home baking, and fashion show to be held Wednesday, Feéb. 18th, in the gymnasium hall at the McIntyre Community building. The fashion show will be put on by the A. J. Shragge Store, Timmins. Af‘er the business session a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Malkin and Mrs. Killens. The ladies are asked to make a note of the date, Wednesday, Feb. 18th, and come to the gymn hall at the McIntyre and enjoy afiernoon tea and the fashion show. Monday evening a number of friends of Miss Jean Bugera visited her at her home on Second Ave., and extended her their best wishes. Jean leaves Wednesâ€" day for Ottawa, where she will 2nter the Civic Hospital as a student nurse. A nice social time was enjoyed and during the evening a delicious lunch was served. Jean was the recipient of many lovely personal gifts. She was born at O‘Connell,.in the township of Rama, Ont., on Nov. 8th, 1888. Her husband survives her, also one daughter, Mrs. Melville Molten, of Golden City. Her parents reside in Washago, and also surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Mattiss, of Port McNichol, Mrs. Ross Denni, of Cooper‘s FPalls, and Mrs. Mike Kelly, of Port McNichol; also two brothers, Howard Cleavely, of Rathborn, and Stanley Cleavely, of Washago. Rev. J. A. Lyttle conducted the funâ€" eral service in South Porcupine United Church on Thursday, which was atâ€" tended by many neighbours and friends from Golden City and South Poreuâ€" pine. The minister preached from the texts:â€"*‘Bear ye one another‘s burdâ€" ens", and ‘"Hitherto hath the Lord helped us." Mr. Charles Kee, left Friday on the Northland for Toronto, where he will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kee. The marriage of Mr. Charles Kee and Miss Barbara Waile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Cecil Waite, Brampton, will take place Saturday Feb. 7th, in the St. Paul‘s United Church at Brampton. (Mtrs. Therrin and baby, of ‘\/Iontxeal are visiting her sister and brotherâ€"inâ€" law, Mr. and Mrs. Dollier, First Ave. Mrs. Shanks and family, Fifth Ave., left this week for a holiday at Kingston. Miss Jean Bugera left Wednesday tor Ottawa where she will enter the Civic Hospilal as a student nurse. (Dutchy) van den Burg, of Golden City cccurred in Porcuwpine General Hosâ€" pital on Mo_x_l_day: Jan. 26th, at 5 pm. She was suffered a her death, on Monday Pallbearersâ€"Messrs Bill Hughes, (of Pamour), Ed. Davis, A. Johnson, J. Campsall, P. Mitchell, and I. Lane. Flowers were sent from: Stanley an; family;: Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis; Mtr and Mrs. Clayton Dunn; Mr. and Mrs Norris Lett; Mrs. Peterson; Mr. an Mrs. John Campsall; ‘he Porcupin Fire Brigade. Miss Carter, of the Preston East Dome, spen; a few days visiting Mrs. Dave Bennett, Fifth Ave. South Porcupine, Feb. 4â€"(Special to The Advance) â€" The death of Mrs. Mary van den Burg, wife of Dirk Hymns "O God our help in ages past" and "Abide with me" were sung, Mrs. John Campsall playing the organ. The South Porcupine choir sang "When the roll is called up yonder," as special Sudbury Star:â€"The latest on the fuehnrer has the fellow suffering from eveâ€"strain, possiblyâ€" from readimg the fine print in the handwriting on the wall. Mrs. Walter Hayward, Second Ave., entertained a number of her friends Tuesday. Afternoon tea was served and a nice social time was enjoyed. Mr. Clifford Reardon, First Ave., was called to O‘tawa owing to the death of his sister, Mrs. Ben Rodney. Death Monday of Mrs. van der Burg of (Golden City macher, Feb. 4 MciInt pa 1 x ill only a short time havin stroke on the Friday before a second causing her death hom pecial t« Footba‘l M THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO har and nad of his ag Marie an Hudson | Over tw Dome Ladies® Curling Club Plays MHost to the Pamour 8. Poreupine Ladies Guests of the Dome Ladies‘ Curlhng Club 11Â¥ 110 curlin was s1 AH were: and Norris Lets tied for first place; W. Kellow‘s team won first plaBe in the losers af‘er game with Fat Murphy. Personnel of winning teams:â€" N. Lett, Irene Cahill, H. McDonald, D. Mayhew * F. Blair, Marguerite Raymer, H. Tripp, Beulah Hall. wW. Kellow, M. Cook, R. Lang, M. Wright. P. Murphy, Mrs. J. Moore, Wils. Rayâ€" ner, Marie Myers. as gues Domeâ€" â€"Dome men secondâ€"South vice and lead Winners of Guests attending were â€" Annette Lewis, Verna Rayner, Irene Cahill, Mrs. Jack Mcore, Marie Myers, Irene Turnâ€" er, Dora Pelkie, Iris Hall, Beulah Hall, A. Novakuskse. Presentations Made at Schumacher to Mr. John Anderson Popular Schumacher Citizen Leaves to Take Duties With Ordnance Corps. i The Adv Dome Mi South Po Schumacher. Feb. 4â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Schumacher â€"firemen met‘las; Thursday evening in the fire hall to honour ons of their members, Mr. John Anderson, who was leaving Monday for Toronto where he will reâ€" port for the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps. Fire Chief Charles Jucksch on behalf of the firemen presen‘ed Mr. Anderson with a lovely Rodgers sterling silver tray with the sugar and cream. The presentation was a big ‘surprise to Mr. Anderson who in a neat speech thanked the firemen for their lovely gift. During the evening a Duich lunch was served and a nice social time was enjoyed. Saturday morning the girls‘~ gymn class at the McIntyre imet to honour their instructor, Mr. John Anderson, who was leaving for Toronto to report for the Royal Canadian.Oranance Corps. A nice programme was arrangâ€" ed and Alice Scullion on behalf of the class presented Mr. Anderson with a billfold and key case. Mr. Anderson thanked the class for their gift. Sandâ€" wiches, pop and ice cream were served and everyone had a good time. Thursday evening the boys‘ gymn class at the McIntyre held a party and presented their instructor, Mr. John Anderson, with a leather wallet, carryâ€" ing with it their best wishes. Mr. Anâ€" derson thanked the boys for their gift. A programme was arranged and a nice social time was enjoyed. Sandwiches, pop and ice cream were served. son of tained The a Death Follows Accident on Road at Schumacher Schumacher, Feb Advance)â€"A pain! resulted in the de MclLeod, First; Ave ewvening 6.45 The accident happened on First Ave., across from Dwyers‘ bus stand. Mr. MclLeod passed away Tuesday morning in St. Mary‘s hospital without regainâ€" ing consciousness. An employee of the Hollinger Mine Mr. McLeod celebrated his seventyâ€"fifth birthday last Friday and had wonderful health for a man of his age. He was born at Sault Ste. his man held Th Walker duct the service. Sympathy is extendâ€" ed the family in their sad bereaveâ€" ment. Surviving are two daughters and two sons, Annie and Paul at Ma‘aâ€" chewan,. John, Connaught, and Jenny (Mrs, R. H. Southcott), Schumacher. John arrived here Monday when he was rotified of his father‘s accident. Try The Advance Want Advertisrme Mr. Bernard McLeod Dies from â€" Injuries Received After Being Hit by Car. mImin pPI Cr â€" DW aumac ki hi 1C mnou Mrs. prize stan and ines Curli scrcupine I Mr AI )â€"A painful accident in the death of Mr. First Ave., occurred abou; 645 pm.. Mr. by a car driven by Dr. he Coniaurum Mines : skull and leg ‘?oreupi ince)â€" SQq UI of the War Savings stamps lair and Norris Lets tied for W. Kellow‘s team won first he losers af‘er game with ial A J M 1 very onjoyable enty rinks were skippins and Porcupine ladic positions. mixed bonspiel war savings sta al M On th of Mr. Barney occurred Sunday pm.. Mr. McLeod ven by Dr. Anderâ€" m Mines and susâ€" l1 and leg injuries. Gigg, Mrs, Sag Urs. McTierna: rwin, Mrs. Hag Irs. Cartor, Mr iristenson. . Fot inviled couldn 4â€"(Special day night ub invited â€" * . C Special to Th club PpC(l saay stamp orved Sp€ Sault Ste worked a Landing came im M Mrs. ngage playin takin which ‘he Clul) â€"the ifter n‘ing 12 Fire Brigade Guests at South Poreupine Kiwanis Dinner Dome and the District High School Pupils Stage Good Events at South Poreupine South Porcupine, Feb. 4th. Special to The Advance. Those who feel depressed and would like to be in a totally different atmosâ€" phere for a time, should attend our Ssouth Porecupine High School some Friday night when competitions, deâ€" bates and sports are the order of the evening. The spotlight of the evening was a debate which was waged between teams from our school and TIroquois Falls. The subject was "Resolved, that Invenâ€" tions (or inventors) have done more for humanity than Reformers." Youth, with its faculty of living in the present and getting the best out of every minute will act as a tonic for you. Your correspondent was invited on Friday last, and spent a thoroughly inâ€" teresting hour ior two. The visiting teamâ€"in charge of Miss Coxâ€"took the negative view with Lawâ€" rence Cutten and Jeanne LeClair. The affirmative view was advanced and supported by Bob Dve and Leonard Harper. Judges were Mrs. Irving Went, Mrs. Maxwellâ€"Smith and Mr. R. Inglis. While our own team did some smart thinking in quick refutation rebuttal, their points were not so decidedly knocked home as these of the Reformer group, who lost not one second in placâ€" ing the list of reformers (cut, dried and neatly boxed) before the appreciative audience. This was a good debate and the points between the contestants were very few. There were a few, however, and the judges all agreed that Iroquois Falls had presented the better argum@nt in very slightly better style. In Tfroquois Falls a similar debate tock place, South Porcupine (team, Eura Smith and Betty Sharp) presentâ€" ing the negative. They top lost to Iroâ€" quois Falls Miss McKinley accomâ€" panied the girls to the Falls. After the debate two basket ball games were played between Seniors and Juniors of Timmins Boys‘ team and Soauth Porcupine boys. Presentation to Miss Doris McGinn at Dome Unfortunately our boys lost badly in both games ‘but were on their toes to the last "basket" and their defeat did not dampen their enthusiasm in the slightest. We were pleased to ‘see so much reak sporting spirit among our vounger generation. South Porcupine, Feb. 4â€"(Specia! to The Advance)â€"The United Church Sunday School teachers a‘% the Dome held their annual meeting on Wednesâ€" day evening the home of Mrs. H. Burton. During the evening a presâ€" entation was made to Miss Doris Mcâ€" Ginn from the teachers, of a set of white studs and cuffâ€"links for a (Uinn Irom LWPacIitls, UL d SCp VUi white studs and cuffâ€"links for a nurse‘s uniform. Miss McGinn is a former teacher of the Dome Sunday School. Guests pres>n}; were Mr. and Mrs. Longley, Miss Bella McDonald, Miss Mary Richmond, Miss Elsa McDonnell, M Burton, Miss Margaret Burton, and the guest of honour. A delicious lunch was served. hn £ uration, and vanis and : he nation in he war. Kiw All Applicants for Enlisting in This Area, Men and Women, Should Apply at North Bav. Ine North n any i Mess Sound ; All applic area, whetl apply to t Mrs. Jas. Keene is Reâ€"elected Regent of Golden Chapter Daughte by accla R.C.A.F. Recruiting Centre at North Bay Covers Large Area cipa Heron Bay North Bay, wl ‘he North Bay the section bo Val G@‘Or, Que anC 1st Viceâ€"Regentâ€"Mrs A. P. Ca 2nd Viceâ€"Regentâ€"Miss Ellen Secretaryâ€"Mrs. Wm. Mackie. W € mer Ba nce ind of 1€ readin an al yanian li )1 )1 1l 10 eâ€"elected Rege re as follows: won BaV V men the offiâ€" eâ€"elected ~â€"‘ Frank Sgro Sons Necial Te ha fo nIis uld . Monthly Accounting . ©\at Meeting of Dime _ â€" Club Wednesday T; Porcupine Hardware and Furniture M1T M 1 M ; William W. Wilson Popular Pioneer Passes in Hospital William W. Wilson, one of the most popular pioneer business men of the camp, here since the early days and widely known throughout the North, died yesterday morning in Porcupine nospital from a heart condition. There were few more popular men, his kindâ€" ness being proverbial and his friendliâ€" ness and interest always evident. Children had a particular affection for him, which is a measure of the fine type of citizen he was. To the beâ€" reaved widow and other relatives and friends the deep sympathy of all goes out. He was 62 years of age at the time ‘of death. y ‘Arrangements for the funeral are not completed, but it is understood that the funeral will be help at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday with Masonic honours. Reyv. J. â€"C. Cochrane, D.D., will take the South Porcupine, Feb. 5th. Special to The Advance. special service Anderson‘s Grocery 1€ Midland Coal 88 Bruce Avenue Phone 169â€"J Builders‘ Supplies Home Furnishings Tobaccos and Confectionery Fresh Vegetables PHONE 184 FREE DELIVERY Phone 84 South End Garage BIRD‘S EYE BRAND FROSTED FOODS 181 Moore Street, South Poreupine Special Peas and Corn on Cob Red Ribbon Brand Baby Beef FOR SERVICE and QUALITY Repairs to All Makes of Cars 24 Hour Service South Porcupine Directory Economy Store Choice Groceries and Meats COAL and WOOD ALBERTA COAL AUTO REPAIRS llors â€" Mrs. T. E. Pritchard Booker, Mrs. Harvey Graham is Halperin, Mrs. M. Shahsen Rcbins=on, Mrs. E. Warnock Dorschner, Mrs. J. Theriault F. Landreville (prop.) THIS WINTER BURN Ha HARDWARE south Porcupine South Porcupine Bea GROCERS at the funeral or Canmore Briquettes Lloyd. ziven by the 1941 offiâ€" conveners of the variâ€" ‘Thes> repor‘ts will be o Thursday‘s issue of arvyâ€"Mrs â€"iM tS . Chas. Pozâ€" GOLDEN CITY Refrigerators Radios S, Porcupine Phone 55 Sr, C.W.L. Discusses Ways and Means of Conserving Sugar The Seniar Catholice Women‘s Leag held its February meeting on day evening in the basement of | Church of Nativity, with a large nu: ber of members in attendance, a Myrs. Harold See, president, in the ch: A Glarge number of interesting South Porcupine, Feb. 4th. 1942 Special to The Advance. _ _ The first twins to be born in Porcuâ€" pine general hospital in 1942 arrived : on February 3rd to Mr. and Mrs, Wilâ€" lis Watt, of Porcupineâ€"their first childâ€" | ren, a girl and a boyâ€"Congratulations, A large number of ports were given, amon by Mrs. R. E. Delahut Cross work for the pa: Delahunt urged all knit in the "sock drive" bei! the Red Cross during March, and she asked tact any of the conve for wool for knitting. March, and she asked that they conâ€" tact any of the conveners or herself for wool for knitting. Mrs. Seubert reported that a shipâ€" ment of periodicals and papers had been sent to the Knights of: Columbus Army Huts and that the Senior C.W. L. was very grateful to the Star Transfer for taking the shipment to the station without charge. Ways and means of gar were discussed by th it was decided that the‘ help the war effort in t} help the war effort in this way. It was decided that a quilt woauld be donated to the Victorian Order of Nurses on request of Mrs. A. P. Carriere Mrs. A. R. Harkness conducteda a short but interesting study club, and plans were made to hold a study club meeting on the third Monday of each month, commencing at 8 o‘clock in the evening, and to take place in the church hall. All ladies of the parish are asked to attend these meetings. Timmins police this morning warned motorists and car dealers alike that they are going to strictly enforce the traffic regulations in regard to the reâ€" gistering of new trucks. The traffic act reads that any person purchasing a new truck must have it registered in his name inside of six days. This is not being done in Timmins as dealers are withholding the registration cards for the trucks until they are paid for. This practice makes it hard for the police department to keep their records straight. Kelowna â€"Couriet gave many people : and 1942 was not | gave many people PLUMBING and HEATING First T‘wins This Year, Born at South Poreupine THURSDAY. FEBRUARY STH, 194 Cor. Goiden Moore, S. Poreupine e TIMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Agents for MeDOWELL MOTORS LTD. Ford and Mercury Cars and Trucks 61 Bruce Ave. PHONE 119 39 Bruce Avenue, South Porcupine Gasoline, Grease and Oils, Gullaâ€" Percha Tires and Tubes, Prestâ€"Oâ€" Lite Batlteries Cars Washed and Simonized C. LANDON and T. E. CAHILL 146 Dome Avenue Phone 363 SOUTIH PORCUPINE Plumbing and Heating Complete Furnace Work Clean Rooms Cor. Spruce St, Third Ave, SERVICE STATIONS The King Edward Hotel Day or Week DISPENSING CHEMIST xclusive Agency: PAGE SHAW H. J. Thompson CANDY also ANNIE LAURLIE Shell Service Station Very Reasonable Rates Quiet Atmosphere Cameron‘s Drug Store Nap Hout Proprietors palr ANV conserving suUâ€" > members and member could s to t cond he t Porcupine DELIVEHRK 11 Â¥. MB ike pat 16 cCO m TW