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Social in Honour of Champion "Panm" at Schumacher Other Items of Interest from Sechumacher and District. Schumacher, Fab, 10th. Special The Advance. ~Friday evening the members of the Porcupine Skating Club met in a social capacity in the lounge room at the arena, to honor two of their members, Miss Margaret Kseley and Alex Fuiâ€" ton, who returned Thursday morning from Toronto when they brought back with them honor and distinction to their club by winning the "Pair Entry" Junior Championship of Canada. Mr. R. J. Ennis, on behalf of the club, had ueat pleasure in presi>nting Miss Keeâ€" ley and: Mr. Fulton with a gold wrist watch each in honor of the great achievement they had accomplished. Mr. Ennis in prmsenting Miss Austin, the insitructress at the club, with a lovâ€" ely bouquet ef flowers, complimented her on the fine work of her pupils: An exhibition of skating was given by Miss Keeley and Mr. Fulton. Dancing and social evening were enjoyed. During the evening a buffet lunch was served. Miss Keeley and Mr. Fulton leave Sunâ€" day, Feb. 14th, for Toronto. From there they will go on to Sault Ste. Marie and Michigan, where they will give several exhibitions of skating. While in Torâ€" onto they received telegrams of conâ€" gratulations from all the skating clubs in the province. The Schumach their meeting TN home of Mrs. Eo Five hundred wa wiiners were: 1 ndâ€"Mrs. B. Ha Boucie; door priz After the cards : joyed. The hoste instead of servi AIDSEPMLL .3€2l V lil} gollar into the cl the club donated "Aid to Russia‘" 1 eight ladies are Mrs. Pred Wobbe WMrs. Jack Matthe B. Hartling, Mrs. E. Hicks, Mrss Veinâ€" ottte, Mrs. Ted Jones. The Schumacher "Happy Gang" Card Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lenchuk, Timmins. Pive hundred was played and the prize winâ€" ners were: â€"1st, Mrs. Budarick; Indâ€" MMrs. Roy Hazelwood ; 3rdâ€"â€"Mrs. Spiege!â€" halter. After the cards a social period was enjoyed. During the evening the "Commandos Strike at Dawn," the vivid photoplay of Canada‘s Armed Forces produced by Columbia Pictures, portrays the hardâ€"hitting Canadian Army so well that the film is rated as one of the best of this war. Based unon Norway‘s resentment of Gerâ€" man aggression, and starring Parl Muni, the movie shows battle tactics of the Canadians, above, as iyed and the prize Mrs. T. John«ton g: 3rdâ€"â€"Mrs. B rs3, Jack Matthew lal period was en« t each carda part. e room at the ‘ their members and Alex Fuiâ€" mursday mortning AVCE @ARMED FORCES ARE FILMED onto. ‘The "Percy‘‘ Red Cross Knitting Club met Saturday afterncon at the home of Miss Ruby Wilson, Fourth Ave. There was a good attendance of members and a nice social time was enjoyed. During the afternoon the hostess served a damty lunch. The club will meet next Sa»turday at the home of Miss Chirley McMaster, Fourth Ave. hostess sorved a dainty lunch. Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon, First Ave., received a parcel this week from the African Gold ‘Coast from their son, Clarence. The parcel contained Christâ€" mas pres>nts, a pair of lovely vases and a serving tray with eight cocktail cups which fitted into inserts in the tray. The vases, tray and cups were brass and were all hand carved and paintâ€" ed, the beautiful work being done by th»> natives. Pilot Officer George Minmn, of the R‘CAPF., stationed at Moncton, is visâ€" iting friends here. While in town he is entered in one of the teams at the curlâ€" ing bonspiel. Mr. Ed. Fourth Ave., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. McNaughton, of Swastika, and Mr. Harry McNaughton, New Liskeard, are in town for the funâ€" eral Trooper Sam Hill, First Ave. : McIntyre PFootball Club Ladies‘ i AC ry met last Wednesday evening' at the home of Mrs. James MacKenzie, | 3 Second Ave. The secretary and treas-r he urer‘s report was read. Business items .., urer‘s report was read. Business were discussed and the club dscided to donate five dollars to the Aid to Rusâ€" sia fund. After the business session a Tuesday for the Rovyal Canadian Air‘cilever dane Porce at Galt. | will preside Mr. Fred Flowers, Coniarum Propâ€" is extended erty. left Saturday for Toronto, where' this event. lip on Pm . MtSs. B. Go urned last we ocial period was enjoyed. Dur_iq_g th r bonspiel. â€"»â€" Mrs. Prani MUr. Ed. Wet, Fourth Ave., is visiting| â€" Bob O‘D ends at Ingersolt and Toronto. !wsek for 1 The many friends of Mrs. M. Urquâ€"| Royal Can rt, McIntyre property, will be sorty | _ Compan: hear that she had the misfortune t8 ) phillips, T » on her kitchen floor and break her| spent a fev OINFO WIil DC NG:0U, e will be $40.00. iss Gertrude Hawkins for Toronts, where she 1 Canadian Women‘s Army ng the h Godefroy and little son re week from a holiday in To: bingo game T in St. Alpho they storm a "Nazi" airfield. Lower picture was an offâ€"theâ€"set cameraâ€"study of Greta Granstead, one of the starlets, chatting with A. Gerlock and Doug. Allen, telegraphists aboard an auxiHary cruiser of the Royal Canadian Navy. Canadian Army and Royal Canadian Navy Photos v do eyved Iy 6 AvE 10 Victory Tea and Musicale at Schumacher Toâ€"morrow Pnurzaay evenng, holme United â€"‘Cr ar> spending their Mrs. Moore is the f Clutchey, 41 Toke LAC. Tom Moore and Mrs, Tom M« The many on, Second hat he is ill Spet A ye LC .A P Mi will vi he Royal Canadian 4 sorge Corris, of the R y, is visiting his pal . Frank Corris, Secor ob O‘Donnell, Fourth t North Bay to anC 11 m Hunter, FirSst AVE,, J61L LUESG~ North Bay where he will repom ioyal Canadian Air Force. e Corris, of the Royal Canadian ; visiting his parents, Mr. and ank Corris, Second Ave. Y‘Donnell, Fourth Ave., leff last r North Bay to report to the xh sllie Harris, Pourth Ave. is iends in Toronto. ny friends of Mr. Jack Ganâ€" nd Ave., will be sorry to hear ill in St. Mary‘s hospital. _J. R. Ball, RCAMC., and , ‘Toronto, are visiting Mrs. ter and brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Calvin MacDonald, First Ave. ulations to LAC. Tom Moore, | tationed at Calgary, and Mrs. | iose marriage took place last | evening, Feb. 4th, in Claresâ€" ited â€"Church, Calgary, and | ng their honeymoon at Banff.| e is the former Miss Margaret | 41 Toke strect, Timmins, and % n Moore. is the son of Mr.: r a few days eal ing the Women‘s Asâ€" ty United Church y meeting in the president, Mrs. P. A. chair. Business items | plans were made for d Musicale to be held n. Friday. Feb. 12th, FPourth Ave Major Victor Camp Borden, 10me on Second Ave., left Tueéesâ€" ; table. Mr. and Trade pleased to adies wish musicale is THE PORCUPTNE ADVANCTE, ONTARIO \Ration Cards May be Had at Schools at S. Forcupine and Dome lOther Items of Interest from South Poreupine and the Dome. distribution of new Ration Cards Porcupine and Dome on two suc â€" Feb. 20th and 27th particulars will be published late date. Tonight (Thursday) the annual meetâ€" ing of the EaStern Porcupine Branch of ‘the Red Cross will take place in the ‘Community room of the Township Building. As large an attendance as \possible is desired. Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Connaught Hill left on Sunday for Toronto Genâ€" eral Hospital where she will receive 'medical attention and operation. Mr. iR-eynolds accompanied her to Toronto ! and will stay for a week. The many friends of Mrs. Reynolds wish her a ‘speedy recovery and hope to see her |back with us soon. A meeting is to be held in Timmins on Wednesday evening of this week, of lthe Young People‘s Union officers. Mr. | Art Moyle, Mists Jean Andrews, Mr. Tom :Fle-etham and Revd. J. C. Thompson, ‘of South Porcupine, will attend. i The Cochrane Presbytery of the Unâ€" ]ited Church of Canada will hold their regular meeting in the Mountjoy Unâ€" ited Church, Timmins, on Tuesday and Wednesday (16th and i17th) of next week. It will be of interest to South lPorcupine to. know that‘Revyd. J., A. Lyttle, former pastor of S. Poreupine United Church, and now Superintenâ€" dent of Missions in the North, will adâ€" lLaress a public meeting on Tuesday evâ€" !(‘ning in the church at Timmins. Kayo Ilola, of the R.C.N.V.R., arrived ix town on Monday on two weeks‘ lsave South Poreupin The Advance. The Ration Bo: Miss Kathleen Hill, of Ingersoll, was a guest of Mrs. Burnett over the weekâ€" end. ‘W. 0. Cyril Pelkie of St. Eugene, with the RCAF., is spending a few days‘ lcave with his brother and relatives in town. Born â€" To Peldomaki, of 5 daughter, on F General hospital Born â€" In Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital on Feb 6th, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wadge of 4 Helen St., Timâ€" ming. A valentine tea is to be held in Porâ€" cupine United Church on Saturday afâ€" ternoon from 3 to 7 at which any South Porcupine friends will be very wolcome Tickets are being sold on 4@ lovely patchwork quilt made by the ladies of the W. A. and this will} be drawn for at the tea. is mow on the Medical Staff of Chorle Park Military hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Jarmar of 54 William Avenu2, a on Feb. 8th, in Porcupine centre of Laff with Time ee to the oks ren with be leavâ€" idence at "ull but Funeral of Mrs. St; at Cobalt L turned tendim Many Beautiful Floral Tributes at Funeral Her: daughters, Mrs. C. Cull, of F and Mtrs. Ray Rogers of S« pine. Thr:e sisters survive and one brother. _ ~ Her remains were brough conbridge to Cobalt and the vico was ecnducted in th Dand Sn children vico was > UUi¢ All} Church. Intorment was made in f2amily plot in Silverland Cemetery Cschumacher, Fob Tho Advance. Elsewhere in this issfie will be found an extended reference to the death and funeral of Treoper Sam Hill of the Canadian Tank Rogt. The pallbearers at the funeral were:â€"Frank Rankin, Jimmie Chalmers, Bob McAdam, Tom Young, Bill Magee, Elmer Dick. Among the many beautiful floral tributes were floral offerings from the following:â€"Wi‘e and daughtsr, Kathâ€" leen; Winnie and Jim; Winnie and Harry: Harry and Lydia McNaughton} Mr. and Mrs. W. and Donald; Mr. and NMrs. Frank Wills; Mr. and Mtrs. Tom Neil and family; Doreen Wills; Anne Miller; Hugh M. Moore; Vic and Molly Phillips; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dye; Mrs. George Ritchie; The Rankin Family; Jimmie, Collina and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. R. Mcâ€" Adam and family; Tom and Vic Young; Frod (Darkie) Richards; Bill Roxburgh; William Magee; A. Wherry; Bert Pearce, Neil Ryan, Charles Mary and Bob Harp:sr; Mr. and Mrs. Gocdman:; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dick and family; Colin and Mary; McGrath Family; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Croft; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Fabello; Mr. and Mrs. F. Nelson; Mr. and Mrs: James )Tinsley; Mr. and Mrs. James Stirrat; Mr. and Mrs. James MacKenzie; Mr. and Mrs Peter Huntor: Fred Tomkinâ€" â€"ARnaAdt Renfre urvivihn movsed t 1928. A1l ind Fred *s, Mrs. C . Ravy R rd nd bha ; include two sons, ‘ Toronto, and two il1, of FPalconbridgs, ‘; of South Porcuâ€" urvive in England d the funeral serâ€" in the Anglican as made in the U caps gupP! rAl , ab!t to 9 e nO* giw0Â¥" 8 atrâ€" pue !° arst?" * in 1 _ :t you . oco\d\e B ate quO“\\\Y teq\me e ant"" b.‘gges‘ \0‘ 1011 M inding ast Woeek m Palâ€" at= 1€ Funeral on Friday of A. E. Humphries lan Active Army: The Percy Club: Mcâ€" Intyre Football Club;: Mcintyre Pootâ€" ball Club Ladies® Auxjliary. Card: of Sympathyâ€"Miriam Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mair and family; Mr. and Mrs, James Izatt and family:; Mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers; Myrs. Molly MacKenzie: the Gay family. Sympathy meseages from:â€"LAC. Rex Maxwell, RAF.; LAC. Jcohnnie Lochrie, RAE. to The Advance. Mr. Arthur Edward Humphriee of Hovyle died last Wednesday, Feb..3rd, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lioyd Hartford, and was buried at Shillingâ€" ton on Friday, Archdeacon Woodall ofâ€" ficiating at the funeral service held in the Anglican Church at Shillington. The deceased was a pionser of the Narth, being one of the first settlers in Shillinzton, living there for over 30 years, well known by all the oldâ€"timers of the diwrict and wellâ€"respected. H> was a distant connection of Mrs. B. Anthony, of South Porcupine, she havinz known him in England before ccming to Canada. + He is survived by his widow (now livâ€" ing in Hoyle), two sons, . Leslie, of S. Porcupine, and Arthur, employed at the Hawk Lake Lumber Co., Timmins. The funeral arrangements were in the hands of Hunkin‘s Funeral Parlors, where the body rested until It was takâ€" en to Shillington for burial. at the hnome o Hartford, and ton on Friday. Pallbsarersy were: E. H. Bastian, W Quality Dairy Products Timmins Dairy Telephone 9385 P. A. Moisley Guest speaker at Kiwanis at South Porcupine Mign gayve an account of the Army Cadet Corps in connscction with the school. One hundred per cent of the students have enrolled in the Corps, ha said, and the Departmsnt of Education will be supplying uniforms for each branch ciâ€"the service. Mr. Clarence Andex son thanked the speakers. » The Advaru The Kiwani T‘ry The Advancd It‘s delivered, fresh to your door every mornâ€" ing by your TIMMINS DAIRY milkman, and its very inexpensive. Have it delivered to your house regularly. is economical food Ralph Fllis, principal of South Ine High School, gave an account n DROP IN FOR A V. Dorey, G. Jacobs J1 Phillip Griffiths. Want Advertisements loy. Past Lt.â€"Goverâ€" s guest speaker, He Air Caget movement. od con munity spirit ag those young Airâ€" nfluence and build= them for their get nout" al