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Bouth Poreupit to The Advance» ing at 5.10 a Vi formed and proc Hall to the 1 comprise the SJAB. Corps Fire Dept., the Ukrainian, Riu: tional Clubs. H. Evans will concert, at wh heard, and Lie and other cam dress tha gatl shown showing "Raid at Diep; ed and admissi Mrs. F. H. Hall at the Dome. A speâ€" cial birthday cake was featuredo, and a happy evening enjoyed by all present which included: Mrs. Lightbody, Mrs. T. Cahill, Mrs. H. Burton, Mrs. L Macdonald, Mrs. Sheppard,. and Myrs. David Farrell. Personal gifts were preâ€" sented to Mrs. Ferguson and included nmong them were some sent by Mrs. . Pearce, Mrs. I. Cameron, and Mrs. E. Somerviile who could not be present. Mrs. John Clement, of Crawford St., has just returned from Toronto where she was called owing to the death of her daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs. Orbin James Clement, in Toronto General Hospital on October 15th. The deceased lady is well known in South Porcupine, Timmins, and SEchumacher, as she reâ€" sided in the camp for ten years, before leaving a year ago, for St. Catharines. She was Margaret Audrey Newstead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert SBhaw of 153 Winchester St., Toronto formerly of Timmins, and was 33 years of age. The funeral was held on Monâ€" day from the funeral parliors of A. E. Cooke, 721 Bloor W., Toronto, and inâ€" terment was made in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Her husband was employâ€" ed for 10 years on the electrical staff of the McIintyre Mihe and was known familiarly among his fellowâ€"workers as "Ike" Clement. Many friends in camp will tender their sympathy to the berâ€" eaved husband, parents and two daughâ€" ters, Elsie and Noreen, in their sad bereavement. ~W~â€"â€"m-mmw- BE s C CV xD en Mrs. I honour on S2 birthday party Mrs. F. H. Hall clal birthday ca happy evening which included: Victory Parade Next Sunday Night at South Porcupine Other News from South Porâ€" cupine and the Dome. The many frie ron, of Crawford he is progressing an accident to h at the Broula scaling bar while che wa treatment ar The many friends of Mr. Jack Barâ€" ron, of Crawford St., are glad to know he is progressing well in hospital after an accident to his foot which occurred at the Broulan Mine some days ago. A scaling bar dropped upon his foot while he was at work, and hospital treatment and surgery was necessary. A Sunday School Teachers‘ convenâ€" tion is to be held on Friday afterfioon and evening in the church at Porcuâ€" pine. The Sunday School leaders of the United Church in the Camp and those from Iroquois Falls, Matheson and district will also attend. This convention will be in charge of Wilbur 10 PINE ST. 8. News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District e i e T d BR EAD Ask for Co@pons Redeemable on Bread and Pastry SAVE EVERY DAY sc LOAF Parad HONE TE vwill be elcoraâ€" fer e of id ~â€" "HH Ti Howard, of Toronto, with Mrs. Fockler and Mrs. Manson, of the CW S. of the Ontario Religious FEducation Councii of Toronto, also present. The first Pireside Service of the United Church will be held on Sunâ€" day after evening service. We are sorry to be losing (temporarâ€" ily we hope» Mr. and Mrs. Don Eames and daughter, Joyce, this week. Mr. Eames will be going to the molybdenite mine near Renfrew on war work, and Mrs. Eames and Joyce to Toronto for the winter. On Monday evening. a lovely. farewell party for Mrs. Eames was given at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Fell, on Main St., and the guests presented her with a very beauâ€" The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canaâ€" dian Legion will hold a special meetâ€" ing on Thursday week in the Legion Hall to arrange for Poppy Day. All members are requested to attend. Mrs. Getty, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Phillips, on Golden avenue, left this week to visit her daughter in Noranda. Nelson Therrien left on Sunday for Toronto to report for Army.. Cecil Landon severed his connection with the Shell Service Station and left on Monday for Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. John Costain, who have spent most of the summer months visiting their daughter in Kemptville, returned home on Monday. The management of Preston East Dome Mines Ltd. arranged for a showâ€" ing of some moving pictures ~ (with sound effect) in their "Lodge" Tuesday evening, October 20th. Some fifty were accommodated and the titles of some of the films were, "Raid at Dieppe," "The People‘s War," "Canada at War" and "Women in Canada." Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dorâ€" ion, of Pike Lake, on October 18th, in Porcupine General Hospitalâ€"a daughâ€" ter. WOwese C Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. J. Verbik. of 64A First Ave., Schumacher, 2A daughter, on Oct. 17th, in Porcupine General Hospital. aay here, ‘lLney nopo IUVL i LX response. Mr. Alfreqd Pugsley, of the Paymaster Mine, is leaving this week to take charge of a mine near Renfrew which will produce molybdenite needed in the steel industry. Mr. Pugsley offerâ€" ed his services to the Government some time ago and has been recently assignâ€" ed to this branch of war work. Myr. Pugsley is president of the local Kiâ€" wanis Club, and on Monday night a number of Kiwanis and friends met in the club room of the curling rink to give himâ€"a suitable "sendâ€"off" party. All had a thoroughly good time, reâ€" freshments being served, and during the evening Mr. W. S. Gardner acting for the Kiwanis ‘Club and friends made a presentation of a walnut fitted cellarâ€" ette. Mr. Pugsley responded fittingly to the good wishes of his friends and was delighted with the gift. Mr. Pugâ€" sley expects to return to the camp after the war. Mrs. Pugsley and childâ€" ren will not be leaving just yet. Prize winners at the weekly whist drive held on Monday at the Legion Hall were: 1, Mrs. Phillips; 2, Myrs. Mitchell: and 3, Mrs. Allen. b!i Friday- of this week the Navy League (local branch) will hold a tag day here. They hope for a generous Thursday (today) is Kiwanis Ladies‘ Night., It is planned that the local eclub attend the Mcintyre dining hall for dinner and go on to Timmins to Grant and Byerlay in tow1 be under the management Grant. Mr. Byerlay is lef for Toronto. In aiscussing "fats" salvasg township engineer this we that it is not necessary for "rendering‘‘ plant has been establishâ€" ed at the town garage and the fat is clarified and solified there for shipâ€" ment as salvage. Paul Dalpe, of the Airport Hotel, celebrated his sixth birthday on Satâ€" urday by entertaining some of his young friends at a lovely party at his home. A big birthday cake was a foaâ€" ture of the delightful tea party, and Paul was given several nice presents. Little guests present were: Bobby Perâ€" agee, Victor Duresch, Martin Hoimes, Walter Hall, Albert Maki, Donald‘ and Raymond Sutton. Assisting Mrs. Dalpe in entertaining the young people was Mrs. Mason of Timmins. f At a regular council meeting held on Monday a letter was read from the Principal of the Public School stating that the noises from large tractors graders, snowplough, etc., was a cause cf interruption ofi studies from those classes in rooms facing Golden avenue, and asking that work be done in hours when the school is not in session. The teachers would be grateful if something could be done about this. The council answered that in the case of township equipment they would be glad to coâ€" operate. A tag day was granter to the Canadian Legion for November 10th for Poppy Day. ‘The clerk gave a reâ€" port on the, Municipal Association conâ€" vention held recently in Toronto. _ A delegation headed by Mr. Gannon wanted the streets of Main and Fern fixed. Engineer is to make a list with him of all residents there and a reâ€" port made ta council. Police Court George Quinn was fined $10 and costs for failing to report an accident. On another charge of failing to notify the department of change of ownership of car he was dismissed. On the first charge accused notified police through a garage three hours after the accident had occurred. He did not know, he said, that it was law to report an acciâ€" dent. Mr. George Cosentino left last week for medical treatment at the London Hospital. wW. Gervais paid $5 and costs for having an "improper load" on his truck. OQP.P. testified that the truck was loaded with timber a pile of logs 4 ft. by 8 ft. in length Police followed truck and noted some logs lost en route. He told the driver who tied up the load then with a chain. G. Helin paid $1 and costs for passâ€" ing a stop sign. P. Fitzgerald paid $10 and costs for careless driving. P. Julka for careless driving paid $106 and costs. J. Riley paid $1 for having defective brakes M. Boulard and W. Gervais paid $1 and costs each for having no clearantce lamps. The Eastern Star mesting on Tuesâ€" day finished in a novel manner. A knitting bee with all the members in "hardâ€"time" costumes caused fun and merriment, and the knitting and sewâ€" ing went on busily until lunch was served. The large plate glass window of Marâ€" shallâ€"Ecclestone was damaged on Satâ€" urday by what appears to be a bullet hole. Police, however, say that no bullet was found and the round hule necessat down waste 91 it e with k we N The guest speaker at the meeting was Mrs. Blackburn, wife of the Rev. Jos. Blackkurn, Cochrane, who gave a very interesting talk on the Young People‘s Asscoszsiation. At the close of the msetâ€" ing the hostess served a delicious lunch. Friday evening the regular meeting was held> at the home of Mrs. Denham Greer, Gold Centre. Fifteen members were preésent. Mrs. Ben Davis, Gold Centre, led the meeting, and a nice time was enjoved at the close of the meetâ€" ing. Mrs. Greer assisted by Mrs. Moorâ€" ish served a dainty lunch. ‘The next mes‘ing will be x2ld atthe homeof Miss The Dorca borm. Phi sers and a nice social time was enjoyed. During the afternoon a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Isobel Flowers, Coniaurum Property. The Schumacher "Happy Gang" card club met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Cousineau, Fourth ave Five hundred was played and the prize winners were 1st. Mrs. Ray Hazelwood ; 2Ind, Mrs. Harwood; consolation, Mrs. Jack Spiegeihalter. After the cards the hostess served a dainty lunch. Afâ€" ter lunch a social pericd was enjoyed Mrs. Alex Dunbabin, Second avenue, left this week by car for Toronto where she will visit her brother, Mr. Bellamy, who is in hospital. Later she will go on to Simcoe where she will visit with her husbhand, Pte. Alex Dunbabin, of the Royal Canadian.Ordnance Corps. Sympathy is extended Mrs. Leslie Elâ€" lis, Third Ave., who received the sad news this week of the sudden death of Other Items of Interest from , Schumacher and District., may have been caused by a stone. In any case the expensive plate glass is ruined. The death occurred on Tuesday at 945 pm. in Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital of Catherine Trost, wife of Fred Trost of 92 Crawford St. Deceased was born in Hungary on October 20th (the date on whith she died), 54 years ago, and has lived in South Porcupine for eleven years. She has. been a reâ€" sident of Canada for 17 years. She Schumacher Y.P.A. Elects Officers for Ensuin# Season leaves no family. The remains rest at. Hunkin‘s Funeral Parlors until funeral arrangements are completed. She will be interred in Tisdale cemetery after service in the Catholic Church. 1€ ade ip C 1umache Advance the spe A 1 L1 Miss Jean Percival ~Miss Sheila Bassett Miss Nancy McNeil â€"Miss Olga Smith s Leaderâ€"Miss Edith Kilâ€" fitt R. K. Kilborn and Mrs eeting of the Schuâ€" oung People‘s Assoâ€" ednesday evening at ival, Third avenue., rcival Bassett McNeil Specia immediately for 1lo ! Mrs. Clarence Fei some time visiting Mrs. ;. V. Angrignc this week to join he ilton. The Rev. N. A. United Church, left few days in Toront: The many friend: non,, Second averu hear that he is ill | tal. All wish him : Belli grignon, second avenue, an grignon‘s parents, Mr. an Flynn, Pourth avenue. MrF. and Mrs. P. E. Coope Drive, spent the weekâ€"end Lake, visiting their daughte inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Navy League Tag day toâ€"n day, October 23rd. (Be sure t Bornâ€"Sunday, October 1 Mary‘s Hospital, to Mr. and McCusker (nee May Fowl avenueâ€"a daughter. Nazi Eyes on Canadal! "C Canada!" Put the 3rd Vict over the top! Buy your Victo NOW! Schumacher, Oct. 21st. Special to The Advance _ " f @Quite a gloom was cast over the town last Thursday when it became known that A.C. 2 Raymond (Sonny) TChatson of the Royal Canadian Air Force, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chatson, 61‘% First avenue, was a passenger on the illâ€"fated steamer "Caribou" torpedoed in the Cabot strait en route to Newâ€" foundland last Wednesday, October 14, Mr. and Mrs. Chatson were notified the next day that their son was listed as missing and this week a letter of veriâ€" fication was received by the parents from the Department of National Deâ€" fence.. Born in Schumacher, "Sonny" attended the Schumacher Public and High School. He also attended Albert College, 'Belleville.' where he took a year‘s course in "Business and Finance" He joined the R.C.AF. on January 4th, 1942, a month before his 18th birthday, and while waiting for his call he was _employed in the Electric Shop at the 'McIntyre Mine. Stationed with the ’R.C.A.F'. at St Thomas he was among the fifteen who were transferred to Newfoundland, leaving iSt. Thomas on Thursday, October 8th for Halifax and leaving Halifax, Wednesday, October AC2 Raymond Chatson Reâ€" ported Among Missing. Schumacher Man Passenger on the Ilâ€"Fated Caribou W. C. ARNOTT ncae wh 8th a M SCHUMACHER‘sS STYLE HEADQUARTERS 1€ Schumacher Minister Joins Forces as Chaplain During the morning service at Trinâ€" ity United Church the Rev. N. A. Heaâ€" ley said Mr. P. A. Boyce had an anâ€" mnouncement to make. Mr. Boyce on behalf of the official board announced that the Rev. N. A. Healey, minister of the church, had been accepted as a Chaplain in the Army and expects to leave at the end ot fhe month for Camp Borden.. A meeting of the congregation will be held next Sunday after the morning service to decide for a sucâ€" cessor to the Rev. N. Healey. Mr. Bovcee said they regretted to see Mr. Healey go but he was sure he would make a good Chaplain. He was young and his musical ability and social perâ€" sonality had won him many friends since coming to Schumacher. Mr. Boyce on behalf of the congregation extended the hand of fellowship to Mr. George Henry Ross, of Toronto, who was at~ Healey make a and his sonality Alphor nond 31 humacher, Oct Advance. T O By virtue of a warrant issued by the Reeve of the Township of Tisdale bearing date the 25th day of July, 1942, sale of lands in arrears of taxes in the Township of Tisdale will be held at the ~Council Chambers at the hour of 10 o‘clock in the forenoon on the 10th day of December, 1942, unleass the taxes and costs are sooner paid. Notice is hereby g that the list of lands for sale for arrears OBt being published in the Ontario Gazette"n‘the 5th day of September, 1942 on the 3rd day of October, 1942, and on the 7th day of November, 1942, fnd that copies of the said list may be had at my office. Treasurer‘s office this 25th day of July, 1942. 32â€"45 sad bereavement. Sympathy is xtended (Jean) Mrs. Kenneth on, Third Ave., only daughter of d Mrs. Chatson. Requiem High was said Monday morning at St. isus Parish Church. AC3 Rayâ€" Chatson‘s death is the first casâ€" among the local bovs. Newfoundland. Mr. and Mrs. are esteemed residents of her and the sympathy of the minunity goes out to them in 1 bereavement. Syvmpathy is Treasurer‘s Sale of Land for Taxes Township of Tisdale District of Cochrane Bpecial to [tending the service. Mr. Ross was the 'principal speaker at the giant Victory Lcan Rally hold Sumday evening at the McIntvre Arena. The Ladies® Auxiliary of the Canaâ€" dian Leglion met on Wednesday afterâ€" noon at the Legion Hallfor their weekly comfort fund tea. _ Knitting took up the greater part of the afternoon folâ€" lowed by light refreshments. Weekly Comfort Fund Tea of Ladies® Auxiliary Those present were Mesdames W. A. Devine, W. Wilkinson, M. Richards, H. Pope, R. M. Smith,, A. Ketley, A. Canâ€" nell, J. Precious, J. Smith, E. Nicholson, R. Hardy, F. Curtis, L. Nicholson, E. Tillev, J. Wilson, E. Hintds, J. Brown, Tilley, J. Wilson, E. Hinds, . E. Charlton and R. Nicholson Globe and Mail:â€"It appears Pritz can nct blitz as he didtz. PREPARED TO TAKE OUTâ€": A. VERCIVAL 7 Cedar St. 8. Electric Sprayers For Rent P. H: MUKRP MÂ¥ TRY OUR DELICIOUS FUMIGATOR Phone 1675 ‘wâ€"â€"38@