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d-“‘fl‘he Advance. _ * ‘The Trail Rangers‘ Camp. at Night s "mfiwm (Tuesday) in charge _T Wu‘ Revd. Wilbur Howard, decretary of the Boys‘ Work Board or Toronto, 4Cs war work Dot Renire : weekâ€"end. Miss Hel 4s visiting on Front Mrs. Cr of McDot spend a m ATlke# ba tÂ¥ ¢® :}3 o+ #4 a 4 P # «t i 4 £4. $ Mr.. Homer McIntosh is home for two weeks‘ vacation from the University ot "FToronto where he is taking hls fifth yefi‘ oourse in dentistry ware _ «o am _ o e CR BP .. »a Cmm a a a m l s as _Born â€"â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith. of 104 Huot St., a son, on July . ;. 128th in Porcupine General Hospital. Bormm â€" On July 10th, in Porcupine ‘\General Hospital, a son, to Mr. and ... Mrs. Ajlan J. Pearce.onsshvansst s ‘Bouth Porcupine. Qne case ofâ€"typhoid has been reportâ€" Od in town. The source of infection «.c > _ . OUR DELICIOUS Able Seaman Tom Webb l¢ft last Thursday for Halifax. His bride o% last week (Sylvia Whitford) is remain- mg here. t COpl. Ken Myers, of the 'RCOC Wwith Mrs. Myers and baby daughter are on holiday from Ottawa. f »Mrs. Roland Mulcahy and son arrivyed in 8. Porcupine on Saturday from Dartmouth, N. S., to spend two months at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J; Rapsey, of Main St. : i Mrs. D. W. Taylor and two.children, accompanied by her brother, Gunner Wm. Collins, left on Thursday to spend holiday with her parents in Parry Bound, and other points south.. * ‘Mr. and Mrs. Basil Davis left»last Week for three weeks‘ holiday in‘ Haveâ€" ‘MHigh School Cadets, Jack Jay, Riâ€" chard Barnes, Jim McDonald, Louis Campagnola; Frank . Hawes, George Yorke and George Aro returned on Bunday from 10 days at Camp Bolton where they had a most wonderfu‘l time, they report. PMR h l uTo Apy m h _ Miss© Margaret Connelly, of Dome Extension, left on Saturday for holi- day in Shawville, Dr. Somerville with sons, Don and Richard, returned on Monday from two weeks‘ holiday in Creemore, Wasa.ga Béach and other points. ~ Mr. and Mrs. John Kuivisto left on Sunday to spend two weeks‘ vacation at Bruce Mines and the "Soo". _Mr. and Mrs. Jos Taman leave: on Saturday from Smith PFaells after spending two weeks visiting ‘at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ewing. |, Miss ‘Pat Masterton, of Dome Ex.,| . Teft"on Wednesday to join the ranks of | J the Women‘s Auxiliary Air Force in Misses Eleanor and Audrey Jamieson left on Monday for two weeks‘ holiday. in Parry Sound Toronto and other points. 'B,etty Curboy, who has been taking a budmss course in Ottawa, â€" returned" home last week. ; ' Mrs. Dick Mitchell and. two sons are on holiday in Toronto. v--‘v- Mr. and Mts. Jim Baker, who have been holidaying in Oitawa and Shawâ€" ville, returned home on Sunday. ; _ i on Je c xt B i0 M mtc S â€" t 4iA en d Che whist party last week in the four week tournament held at the home of Mrsg. T. Farréll, resulted in prizes going to:â€" (1) .Mrs. Doreen Phillips;" {(2), Mrs. George Helmer; and (3), Ml:s Len Smith. By. error we mentioned these parties as being connecbed with the Canadian Legion Auxillary. They are held under the auspices of the Reâ€" bekahs and the proceeds will assist the war work of the lodge. Doug McLellan and Miss Peggy llan who have been holidaying Renfrew, are expected home this _ Mrs. Emerson ‘Bowes left on Saturâ€" day to visit in Pakenham. » wl 0 4 â€" Mrs. W. A. Barr and Jean, of the Paymaster, left this week. for Toronto a@nd points south on holiday. ut Aeifoucths td - ht ~‘Miss Helen Poppleton, of Larder Lake, is visiting at the home of her parents on Front St. â€" Mrs. Charles Longley. and . daughter. of McDonald Hil, left last week to spend a month at Hantsport, N. S. ~Myr. and Mrs. T..Galbraith ‘and son, Angus, are expected home on Saturday from Toronto. where they have been holidaying for the past two weeks. > Miss Grace Cunningham is spending two weeks‘ vacation in Toronto. . PREPARED TO TAKE c medora CVULAIEU amp sow| Lions Swim POO) derful time, Favourite Place Now th is spending a Mrs. Margaret Deacon, of the Townâ€" ship Office Staff, left on Saturday for vacation in Toronto and points south. f 119 Main 6 Mrs. Gomdon Oountryman and child- ren of Dome «Extension, left on Satâ€" Gunner Andrew Cumming left for Petewawa on Tuesday gfter spending leave at his home at the Dome Mine. Pte, Harry Huot is spending leave at his home on 157 Commercial Ave. children left on Saturday for Toronto Miss Beatrice M. Smith left on Gatâ€" urday for two. weeks‘ vacation in Musâ€" koka and Toronto. Mr. wd Mrs. Wilson Rayner, wit.h Miss Beulah Raynér, lefs on Saturday for vacation in North Bay and Musâ€" égt. . and Mrs. Kitchener Tennan? are on holiday in town. Sgt, Tenâ€" na.nt who is a wireless airâ€"gunner with the R.CAF., receved his "wing‘" atâ€"Jarvisg last Friday, and will now be posted to. Crumlin. . | â€" News has beaen received of the safe arrival overseas of Pte. John Kmetyk, of the R.AM.C. for two weeks‘ vacation. . . Oscar Patser, who has been visitng at the home of Mrs. Todéran, left on Monday for Yorkton Sask. _ Reévd. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson arâ€" rived homg this week from Toronto. _ Norman Moore, of,, the Canadian Navy, is on leave, visiting his parents, Mr; and Mrs. W. Stoeves. _ Mrs. George Starr, of Hamiton, is 'in town for a time visiting relatives and friends. Able seaman Bill Richardgon, of the RCNVR., is home on three weeks‘ leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Richardson, of Dome Extension. â€" Lillian Williams left on Monday for Toronto to report for service with the W. R. N. S., having passed the mediâ€" cal and other tests. weeks‘ Mrs. Arnold Coote left last week to join her husband in Newfoundland. Other Items of Interest from _ Schumacher and District. in Schumacher __.I,_- heâ€" «s Â¥rd favourite place this weather and is beâ€" ing well attended. oo Schumacher, July 14 Special to The Advance. _ o f e The Lions.Club swimming pool is the The first consignment of boys left last Friday for Camp Bickell. The boys‘ organizations of Trinity United Church left Wednresday for ten days at Camp Waskesiu at Night Hawk. The Rev. Howard, of Toronto, will cur- ect the Camp. ‘ , headquarters inâ€" Toronto. Mrs. John O‘Donnell, Fourth avenue, left Sunday morning for Toronto where she was called owing to the death of her sister. Jean Fraser, MdIntyre Property, left for New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, where she will Visit her grandmother. : Ella MacKenzie is spending a ‘short holiday in Southern Ontario. . and Mrs. Tom Moore, accomâ€" Mbd by Mrs. Bob Moore and lit!le Mrs. James Stirrat, Railroad Street was hostess Friday evening at a nicely arranged party in honour of Mrs. ‘John Connell and son, Jimmie, and Mrs. Connell‘s sister, Miss Mary Paterson, who leave this week to join Mr. Conâ€" nell at ‘Burlington. About twenty guests attended and a nice social time was enjoyed. Whist was played and the prizeâ€"winners were: 1ist, Mrs. J. G. Harris; 2nd, Mrs. P. Hunter; 3rd, Mrs. T. Johnson; consolation M.‘rs Dick Anâ€" c.erson, door prize. Mrs. Dick Anderson After ‘the cards the hostess served a dainty lunch. After lunch a social perâ€" lod was enjoyed. During the evening Mrts. Connell was presented with a loveâ€" ly housecoat and Miss Paterson with silk stockings, the gifts carrying with them the best wishes of their many friends. The following ladies attendâ€" ed: Mrs. W. Jardine, Timmins; Mrs Ted Duxfleld, Mrs. Dick Anderson, Mrs Jerry Harris, Mrs. John O‘Leary, MrsS ‘Tom Johnston, Mrs. Alex Mair, Mrs. Bill Rodgers, Mrs. James Scullion, Mrs. Peter Hunter, Mrs. Art Robson, Mrs. Jack Matthew, Mrs. James MacKenzie, Mrs. Frank McWhinnie, the guest of honour, Mrs. Connell, Jimmie and Miss "Paterson. Unkble to attend but donâ€" ‘ated to ‘the gift were Mrs. Ja.mes Izat*t, Mrs. Victor: Phillips.. _ Miss Norine Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis, Gold Centre, left this week to report at the C. W. A. C. Mrs. Jarrett and daughter, of Sudâ€" bury, are visiting Mrs. Jarre:tt‘s parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Joyner, MciIntyre Proâ€" perty. Mr. and Mrs. MacMillan, Mcintyre Property are holidaying at Watabeag ‘ Mrs. A. D. Campbell, McIntyre ‘Proâ€" perty is holidaying in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett, of Toronto, is visiting. thelr daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law,, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pooley, McIntyre Proâ€" . and Mrs. Maxwell SBmith, for Tisdale Asking Amendments to the Municipal Act Suggest Clarification of Cer tain Sections of Act. ful afternoon .ea and nle ot home ba.k- P avenue. urge Fases of crlmaon whih throughout the hall. Mrs. president of the Guild, â€"received the yuests. Mrs. George Percival was the tea convener. The tea tables were very attractive, with a vase of garden fowâ€" ers the centre plece on each table: A delicious ‘salad was. served. Assisting at the tables were Mrs. Burnét, Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. Wilford. The bake table had a large selection of delicious homebaklnctochooaetrommdhad* many eager buyers, Myrs. Russell Fairâ€" brother and Mrs. Bill Wallace were in charge of the bake table. The kitchen conveners were Mrs. Bassette and Mrs. Moorish, ‘"‘And whereas a candidate who has gqualified may â€"wish to resign in order to facilitate an acclamation, thereby obviating the necessity a.nd expense of an election. , Eouth Porcupine, July 14th, Special to The Advance. At a regular Council meeting held on Monday the following resolutions were recorded :;:â€" "Whereas section 70 of the Municipal Act is not clear as to whether or not a candidate who has qualified can thereâ€" after resign, or whether ‘a candidate who has resigned can thereafter withâ€" draw his reésignation and qualify. ‘"Now therefore be it resolved that Section 70 of The Municipal Act be amended by adding thereto substction 7 (A) to read as follows:â€"T70 7 (A) "Any candidate who has qualified by filing the declaration herein before reâ€" ferred to may resign by delivering to the clerk within the time specified in subsection. (2) a resignation in writâ€" ing signed by him and attested by a witness, and such resigna.tion shall be irrevocable.‘" Aiso:â€" "Whereas Sections 64 and 65 of, The Municipal Act indicate that only electors have the right to attend nomination meetings. "And whereas there is no mandatory provision excluding from such meetings other than electors. And whereas in fact persons other than €lectors do attend nomination meetings and do sign nomination paâ€" paers either as proposer or seconder. ‘Now therefore be it resolved that Section 69 subsection (1) of the Munâ€" icipal Act \be amended by adding after the word secondeér in the 5th line the words "both of whom shall be electors ‘Spr. Rojala, 26th Field Coy., R.C.B., "And whereas Section 69 of the Munâ€" icipal Act does not state whether or not the Returning Officer should accept or reject a nomination paper so signed. and‘"‘ so that the said subsection shall read as follows:â€" 69 (1) "At all nominâ€" ation meetings the candidates for each office shall be proposed and seconded seriatim and every nomination shall be in writing, shall state the name, residence and occupation of the canâ€" didate, and shall be signed by his proposer and seconder, both of whom Death Last Week at South Porcupine of Mrs. E. Tessier / Was Former Resident of Timmins for Four Years. shall be electors and ‘both of whom. shall be present and filed with the Reâ€", turning Officer within one hour from, the time fixed for holding the meeting." ‘Those resolutions are to be sent toi the Ontario Municipal Association. South Porcupine, July Special to The Advance. a Mrs. Emile Tessier of 141 Wharner St., 8. Porcupine, died last Thursday mornâ€" ing very suddenly atter being sick for about six months. Her maiden name was Viola Derosiers and she was 38 years of age. She was born in Ville Marile, Quebec, and was married in Hailleybury in July, 1938. She resided in Timmins for four years before coming to South Porcupine. She is survived by her nusband and . two children â€" Rita four years, and Diane seven months; her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Derosiers of Ville Marie; a sister Mrs. Roger Chartier of Timâ€" mins; and four brothers â€" Paul Derosâ€" iers (Canadifin Army Oversefs); Allan (Val D‘Or); and Mark and Edward (Montreal). ‘ Funeral services were held on Batâ€" urday â€" morning in St. Joachim‘s Church, 5. Porcupine, Father LaSall«. officiating. Interment was made An ‘Timmins Cemetery. _ The Misses Pat Campbell, Margaret LaFontaine and Anne Marie Miller left last week for Holland where they will work on a fruit farm. | _ A avenue., ~ Puneral services were held Thursday morning in St. AlplibOhais Parish Church for Albert Keelan; on of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Keelan, Filth Ave. The Rev. Father Martindalo dinducted the e. iIinterment wiaéâ€" in Timmins cemetery. FPuncral arrangements were under the direction of the Whiker Funâ€" eral Home. k .‘ Born in s::{mme.cher sand, January, 10190. Albert Keelan, attemded> school Bchumacher, July um. ‘Special to ’l‘ha- Advance, â€" * t .l here and was always held in high esâ€" teem by his fellow students.. He was employed at the Mcintyre: ‘Oommunity Buillding prior to leaving=Tor Gravenâ€" hurst hospital where he khad been reâ€" celiving medical treatment for three and a half years. Alithough his health had been poor for the past year yet the news of his deatit came as a shock to his many friends. His â€"mother; and father were with him when he passed away Tuesday, July 6th, in Gravenâ€" hurst hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Keelan are old time residents of Schumacher and have a wide circle of friends who extend to them their deepest sympathy in the death of their only son Albert. The pallbearers were Mr. Bill Mansâ€" field, Mr. James Dillon, Mr. Frank Zanâ€" chin, Mr. Rene Proulx, Mr. ‘Bill Dillon, The beautiful fioral. tributes were from: Spraysâ€"Mother and Dad; Emâ€" ployees of McIntyre Community Buildâ€" ing, Pillowâ€"B=ettyy and Freddie Mansâ€" field; Crossâ€"Mr. and Mrs. S. Gureâ€" vitch; Wreathsâ€"Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chatson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGrath and Family, Mr. and Mrs.J. Cicci, Sheâ€" AGRICUL'I' URAL HATJL; j TAKENbTYCE that pursuant to Section 124 of, the Voters‘ Lists Act,‘-’Sittings will be Held“by_t"h'e'liezis- «. #. 4 ing Officer (on Officers as the case may be) hereunder named, on the ‘dates and at the times ’emfix places mentioned, to révise the lists made by the enumerators, to hear complaints, to correct errors and omissions and to hear and determine all appeals in connection w ith the said Voters‘ Lists. ’ w3 WHITNEY TOWN\SHTP HAIJL PORCUPINE, ONT.~ PORQUIS JUNCTION,. ONT. TOWN HALL, TIMMINS, ONT. LUNICIPAL OUTH PORCUPINE, ONT. ~â€"THE VOTERS‘ LISTS ACT PART V NOTICE of SITTINGS of Revising Officers in . PLACE OF sSITTING Electoral District of Cochrane South_ erritory WITHOUT Municipal Organizations,: * k us fl €4 f:‘u , â€"ONT. uis % ".‘ Arthur Carveth, Mr. and _ Smnson. The Verbik Family, Bogordo, Mr: and Mrs. Art Quln mm- ners Jack and Wailter McOa'el.. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. P. E6. Cooper (3 masses), Mr. Edward Sheehy.! NMr. and Mrs. Ambrose Keelan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furlong, Mr. Alex McKenâ€" zie, Mr. and ~Mrs. Gordon Byers, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. M. Capless and family, Mrs. Ferguson and Jark, Mr. and Mré. James Dillon and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Malone, Miss Margurlt.e sSmith, Miss FPlorence ‘Ditlion, Schuâ€" macher Catholic Women‘s League, Mr. und Mrs. R. Proulx, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rurns, Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs W. Dillon, Mrs. L. Boutet and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Thos Malone and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Mphonse Fourâ€" nier, Mr. J. LaSalle, Mr. and Mirs. Dan Bodendistel, Mr. J. Homsy, Muskoka Hospitai. Cards of Sympathyâ€"Mr. and Mrs. James Philliban Iroquois Falls; Mr. and Mrs. W; Lainsbury, Timmins; Carolina Sauder, South Porcupine; Dave and Roxy Davidson, Schumacher; Bill and Beatrice Mair, Schumacher, Mrs. Tall Bevan, Fort Erie, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Dunstan, Timmins. 'I\?elegrhmsâ€"â€"Mr‘. and Mrs. FP. J. Maâ€" lone, Moose Jaw; Larry and HomsSsy, Gravernurst. ‘~Attending the funeral from out of townâ€"Mr. Thos. Malone, Mr. Albert Malone and daughter, Madeline of Arâ€" thur, Mr. Ambrose Keelan, of Mount Forest, Mr. Sheehyv. Kenilworth. Try The Advance Want Advertisements His Honor Judge R. A. Danis will be the Revising Officer His Honor Judge R. A. Danis, will be the Revising Officer Mr. W. S. Gardner, will be the Revising Officer Mr. T. R. Langdon will be the Revising Officer Mr. W. 0. Langdon will be the Revising Officer J. A. A. Duranceau will be the Revising Officer All the Polis.West from Connaught (exclusive) to the Township of Whitney. All Townships_South of the Township of. Whitney to the Southern Limit of the Electoral District of South Cochrane. All Polis West of the Town of Timmins to the Westâ€" ern Limit of the Electoral District of South Cochrane All Polls in the Township of Clergue: All â€"Polis south to Val‘Gagne (inclusive), North to Holland, East to Iroquois Falls, Ansonville and Twin Falls, and West of Porquis Junction to Connaught (incluâ€" sive), including Night Hawk Centre. All Polls South of! the Township of Playfair m the JULY 19th and 20th, 1943 District of Oochrane South. , 2.00 P.M. TO 4.00 P.M. . 8.00. P.M,. TO. 10{00 AM All Polis in the Townships to the South of the Townâ€" ship of Tisdale, to the Southern Limit of the Elecâ€" toral District of South Cochrane. All Polls North of Matheson to Val Gagne (excluâ€" sive), and West to Shillington and All Polls between Shimngton and Matheson on the Highway. (Refefred to in Section 124) DESCRIPTION OF TERRITORY Make $6.60 for the Cause. Greek Relief Fund Schumacher, July 14th. Special to The Advance. o ‘ A concert, sale of home baking, lemâ€" on drinks and popcorn, staged by A number of young people in aid of the Greek Relief fund brought the sum of $5.60.â€" Taking part in the condert were: Alice Scullion, Nina Phillips, Fay Cousâ€" inceau, Bobby Jones, Sandy Hunter, Frankie® McWhinnie. The bake table was in charge of ~Nina Phillips and Alice Scullion. Billy McWhinnie sold lemon drinks and popcorn. The young people are to be congratulated on the success of their event which was held on First Ave. last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hazelwood, Fourth Ave., are leaving Friday for two weeks‘ holiday at Hastings and Toronto. ~~Mr. and Mrs. Alex Beck and baby are leaving Friday by car for a holiday a.t Midland, Ontario. Miss Rae Sutherland was hostess last Wednesday evening to the "Percy" Red Cross knitting club. The event was| held at the home of Mrs. H. W. Darling, Wilson Ave., Timmins. A very happy time was enjoyed. The first part of the evening was spent swimâ€" ming at the river. Later a delicious lunch was served on the lawn. After lunch a nice social evening ‘was enâ€" joyed with everyone having a grand ‘time. North Bay Nugget:â€" Maybe you can‘t make a silk purse out of a cow‘s ear, but a silk stocking certainly improves a calf. -- ue Lo 2+ Other Items from Schu . macher. . er Give Event for Chairman of the Election Board. DATE AND HOUR OF. SITTING Ex Bouth Porcupine July 1ith, Special to The Advance. .. We would like to give voike to a little priise to the FPolice . week. And me Provmcm Eolicec’ pm.mmt es- o stt .. t JULY 20th, 1943 en 2.00 P.M. TO 4.00 P.M." 8.00 PM. TO 10.00 P.M. JULY 19th, 20th and 2.00 P.M. TO 4. 8.00 P.M. 'I'OIOOO . M. JULY 20th, 1943 ysd 10.00 A.M. TO MOOAflW North Bay Nugget:=‘""trf parts of India, a superstition Berdfsts that preâ€" clous gems ground to a powger will cure hysterics and nervous spasms." If this fails, try a mink cofi :dmlnistered whole. . 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