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Listed as Missing for Months Now at South Porcupine Sgt. Robert Hortie, R.CAF., came home unexpectedly on Thursday from England. His adventures thrilling and sad, will make interesting listening to his friends when he is able to talk about them. He was listed as missing for months and his family was overjoyed when they heard he had been found in France and was able to get to England and cable them of his safety. His mother knew he would be home but was surprised to greet him so soon. Sgt. Hortie was the only member of his air crew to survive after crashing over France. He was badly burned about the face when explosiun blew him to safety from the plane; but he was taken care of by a French family and after France‘s liberation was sent to England for medical treatment. Only member of His Crew to Survive After Crashâ€" South Porcupine, Nov The Advance. Welcome home, Robert. We. hope you will completly recover from shock and hurt. Schumacher. Nov. 1st. Special to The Advance. Best Dressed Costumeâ€"Ladies, Miss Gladys Keene; Gents, Mr. Nick Basâ€" ciano. Best Comic Costumeâ€"Ladies, Miss N. Ferrigan:; Gents, Mr. Vincent Racicot. A grand time was enjoyed by all who attended. During the evening a dainty lunch was served. After lunch dancing A grand time w attended. During lunch was served was enjoyed. The Schumacher Fire Department were called out Sunday afternoon to a fire at the rear of 22 First Ave., where a shack filled with wood had caught fire. Due to the quick response of the firemen what might have been Hallowe‘en Party by Young Catholic Workers‘ Club a serious fire was averted. Where the fire originated is in the centre of the business section of the town. Sunday morning the service of worship at Trinity United Church was conducted by the Rev. J. A. Breckenâ€" ridge. The choir sang a lovely anthem, with Mrs. James Huxley accompaning at the organ. The guest speaker w2s the Rev. Charles Hackett of the Onâ€" tario Temperance Federation of Torâ€" onto, who gave a very effective lecture on the evil of liquor. 44 4* Pilot Officer Jack Flowers, RCAF., stationed at Camp Borden, is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Fred Flowers, Coniaurum Property. The many friends of Constable Sandy Fulton will be pleased to hear that he was able to leave the Porcuâ€" pine General Hospital, Tuesday mornâ€" Nov. 5th News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District v/?./lIl/?//I?/’IIII???’I.?’/’,’gfll,fl’llf/./.Iff.ll,l,llh ing Over France Broadway Theatre Capt. N. A. Healey of 8th Army in Italy A Programme of First Class Entertainment TIME 8$.45 Everybody Welcome Speakers : Mitchell F. Hephburn Ex Premier or Ontario and Palace Theatre and Fa (Featuring Payroll) Ist. Special to ing and is convalescin on Second Ave. Mr. Arinand Boutet, left for h home at Belleterre, after attending t‘ funeral of his brother, the late M Lionel Boutet. Cpli. Les Mahon, Provost Corps, l for his station at Camp Borden, af visiting at his home on Second Ave Mr. and Mrs. Homer Corbeil, arâ€" rived from Winnipeg, and spent a few days visiting friends prior to Mr. Corbeil going on to Caperol where hs is employed. Mrs. Len Thomas, Second Ave., l( Monday for Midland where she w attend the wedding of her son, Pet Officer Bill Cripps, of the Royal Ca adian Navy. Mr: Charles Dufour, of Windsor visited his mother and his sister, Mrs Charles Barron, Second Ave., during the weekâ€"end. Kirby Joyner, Royal Canadian Army Signal visited Jovnet Mr. Neil McAlpine, Birch was called to Kirkland Lake the weekâ€"end owing to the illnc death of his brother. IJA.C, Alex ‘Fulton, {RCAF for his station at Winnipeg after ing his parents, Constable and Sandy Fulton, Second Ave. Mrs. Monaghan, of Matheson, acâ€" companied by her daughter, Mary and son, Bobby, visited during the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grist, Gold Centre. Floral and Other Tributes to the Late Lionel Boute{ Floral tributes: â€" Pillow, Family; wreaths, Brothers Armand and Les, Mr. and Mrs. Larocque; Mr. R. J. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dwyer; Maude and Wesley:; Joe and Enza; Donald Wil!s; St. John‘s Brigade No. 67; Belleterre Mill Crew. Massesâ€"The Family; Rev. Father R. Boutet: Rev. Father Marcel Duguay, O.M.J.; Rev. Father D. Caron, O.M.J.; Rev. Father J. L. Manny, O.M.J.; Mrv. and Mrs. A. Couture; Mr. and M Vachon; Mr. and Mrs. A. Landry; Mr. and Mrs. Armand Boutet; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Boutet; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boutet, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robâ€" inson;: Mrs. S. Todhunter; Pupils University of Ottawa; Misses A. and J. Laroche; Mr. and Mrs. L. Laroche; Mr. and Mrs. Leonce Huot; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Garon; Mr..and. Mrs, Alâ€" phonse Fournier; Mr. and Mrs. W. Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. John O‘Donâ€" Schumacher, Nov. ist, Special Advance. (Lgst weeks‘ issue of The Porcupine Advance recorded the death of _ Lionel Boutet.. The following are aâ€" mong the many masses and lovely floral tributes received which showed the high esteem in which the late Mr. Boutet was held by his many friends. nell; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Proulx; Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Burns; Mr. and Mrs. W. Brochu; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furlong; Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Willan; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dwyer; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keelan; Mrs. V. Angrigâ€" non and family; MIS Jack Marshalli; Miss Nora Dillon and family; â€" Miss Aileen Curran; Miss Betty Murphy ; Mr. and Myrs. Pierce Otis: Cathoiic Women‘s League, Schumacher; Electric Dept. McIntyre Mines. Corps, stationed at Kingston his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L McIntyre Property, Third Ave after visi and M durin tC lC S Poreupine Men in ... ... | Fire Fighting Corps | o o ols ‘m]ay Retlll'n SOO“ \Ir\ | saf> arrival Ot} wet Are The Girl Guides of Porcupine held a successful tea on Saturday in Golden City. The door prize was won by Sgt. Robert Hortie. Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Somerville are on a week‘s hunting and fishing trip. Mr. Abis Frumkin left on Tuesday for Ottawa after atatending his father‘s funeral in Toronto and returnâ€" ing to S. Porcupine. Miss Mary Frumâ€" kin, who has been living in Montreal, will now stay in S. Porcupine with her mother. Mrs. Wm. Corran, of Preston East Dome, left on Monday for Winnipeg to attend the #Â¥edding of her son, Ranâ€" dolph, of the R.C.A.FP. The Rebekahs held a very nice Bingo evening with lunch at their hall on Friday. Prizes were won by:> 1. Mtrs. Evelyn Webb; 2. Mrs. Walter Rozinsky; 3. Mrs. Coot;: 4. Mrs. Stringer; 5. Mrs. O‘shaughnessy. Little Donna LeGier left on Monday for home in Toronto after spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs. W. Mcâ€" Dowell. Mrs. Tom Powers left on Thursday for Vernon, B. C., to spend a month with her husband who is stationed there. Mrs. Charles Armstrong, of Niagara is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Armstrong, Cecil Ave. Mr. Chas. Kemsley is recuperati Porcupine General Hospital operation. His friends wish him return to health. _ on end Mrs. Beatrice Anthony spent some days last week visiting in Willowdale. Born â€" In Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital on October 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Basil Doran, of 138 Leighton Ave. â€" a daughter. On Sunday in the United Church Rev. J. C. Thompson baptised nine children. They were named:â€"Harâ€" riett Joyce Oxby; Kenrneth Wilson Little: William John Little; William George Craig; Nelda Gail Beryl Ferguâ€" son: Harold Walace Brerton; Colin Angus Dewar; ‘Marlene Psarl May Millions: Malcolm Scott Dewar. Quebec, is visitIng NAIS WILIC anu idililiy on Bloor Ave. We offer sympathy to Mrs. Minnie Gram (nee Levinson) who has received word that her husband has been wounded in Belgium. We hope that she will hear good news Oof his recovery Sgt. Lyda Jordison, R.C.AF. (W .L left on Saturday for her post at T Bay, Newfoundland, after spendi three weeks‘ furlough in Canada. T la<t week she spent in South Porcupi with her sister, Mrs. Ted Tyndall. 0. Dick Christie; K.. C.; N. V. R., is on leave and was visiting friends in South Porcupine this week leaving on Tuesday for Windsor where his mother and sister now reside. Mrs. Marguerite Farrell and baby, Joan, left on Monday for Sudbury where they will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Reg. Roche. Pete Babando left on Monday for Galt on hockey business. Mr. Maxwellâ€"Smith returned . on Mcnday from Toronto after attendâ€" ing spscial instruction at Firemen‘s school being held at the University of Toronto from Wednesday to Saturâ€" Friends of Mrs. Gordon Cross are glad to know she is recuperating well from iliness at her home on Broadway Ave. Mrs. L. pital an cperation A business meeting of the Matrons of the O.ES. was hel Thursday at the home of Mrs. her Items of Interest from South Por cupme and the Dome 18 ed in Cormt PMreupine Fire Departmen joined the Canadian Oversea. "ighting Corps, have beon dis 1 and will probably be hom ristmas. They are Joe. Miller Farren and Jim Burns. night â€" Hallowe‘en â€" a pro ie of entertainment had bee: d for South Porcupine childre: committee in charge of Publi f the South Porcupine Kwani L. Hunkin is home from and is progressing well c‘en â€"idea of the Kinsnon‘s to aid the milk for Britain and tickets were "Shelled out" of the usual goodies. Chilren entertained in the Porcupine nce. nas been received by F mith that the three men of : PArcupine Firs Departmé Cyril Pierce, of is visiting his wife upin coâ€"operating v ea of the milk for Nov ital â€" from him speedy anC wIith â€" th: Kinsneon‘s r Britain eld PORCUPINE® ADVANCT, TTMMITNS, ; John. ho To A cable was recently received by Mrs. Aus‘tin Walker advising her of the safi> arrival of her son,. Ronald, (Army) York n mother, . Mrs. Kari, of Fourth Ave, Timming. Lc.â€"Cpl. Harold Millions s leaving cn Wednesday for his station after visiting his family here. Mrs. W. E. Honer has received word tnrough the Red Cross that her nephew, Jimmie Jamieson, is in hosâ€" pital in Italy suffering from jaundice. The weekly whist drive sponsored by the ladies of the Canadian Legion, was again a success, prizes going to:â€"1. Mrs. M. Foster;> 2. Mrs. Curtis; 3. Mrs. Poppleton: consolation, Mrs. Marâ€" Ave mirror on costs. Jessph Dubeâ€"adjourned from last weekâ€"paid on two counts: 1. $25 and costs for careless driving, and 2. $10 Mr. Greg Evans was acting for deâ€" fendant and Mr. Sol Platus for the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Letters produced proved that the Company had been warned by the Regional Board. The Company was instructed that they could not discontinue the service of ice to this district as they had been doing this during the basic pertod. Defendant‘s plea was that the sellins of tickets for ice constituted a sort of bonus for selling more and that he was sntitled to take off this bonus if he wanted to. * and costs for having no operators license. A Morin (charged with being drunk in charge of a car) was adJourned one week. Case of assault preferred against Dan Basta and George Malcan by N. Getchof was againâ€" adjourned, bail being renewed. f Two cases against G. Knutsonâ€"for using gas without vehicle being regisâ€" tered and for using gas not gradedâ€" were adjourned one week. Appearing against the Union Coal Company for selling ice above the ceiling price were Mes»srs Nicholson and Farrell of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Timmins. Defendant was Mr. A. Phillips. Witâ€" nesses from S. Porcupine gave eviâ€" dence that price paid for ice this sumâ€" mer exceeded â€"that: for the basic period. The chief item stressed was the fact that tickets before sold at a 1I TY V The magistrate thought the defendâ€" int had committed a breach of the Act ind fined the Company $100 and costs imounting in all to $110.25. specific price were this year priced at a higher value. - @aves at tI n William. Ravymond aeau. LA.W. Rhoda Allen, of Hagersville, d Cpl. Betty Nelson, both of the CAF. (W.D.), are spending short aves at the home of Rhoda‘s parents (i6 Nilliam Ave. iymond Williams, who has been in Toronto since June, has ted in the R.C.E. r. and Mrs. J. Radcliffe, of Bruce . are in Toronto for a few days. Police Court vo drunks paid $10 and costs out The Advance Want Advertisements s. Julia Kolermainen, of New City, (former resident of S. ipine), is renewing acquaintances wn this week. She is visiting her er, Mrs. Kari, of Fourth Ave, for having no operators license: ard Bouchard, for having n r on his truckâ€"naid $1 and $3.50 took the form of a Hallow‘en r the business was conâ€" Mam Mourn Death of Mr. Walter Orr Echumacher, Nov. ist The Advance. It was with regret word was received of the death of Mr. Walter Orr, 67‘ Third Ave., Timmins, who passed awa\' in St. Mary‘s Hospital after a sho"r t' illness Friday, October 27th. He wqq} 50 years of age. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr, and came to the North in 1919. He was employed at the Canadian National rxâ€" press office, South Porcupine and lator was on the postal staff, Timmins, where he had been employed since the mail delivery started. A Veteran of the last war, the late Mr. Orr was held in the highest esteem by his many friends who sincerely mourn his passâ€" ing and extend their deepest sympathy to those who are left to mourn nis passing: (Maggie) «Mrs. A. Mitchell, Latchford: (Olive) Mrs. Frank Findlay, New Liskeard; (Hazel) Mrs. Herb Milâ€" lar, Schumacher; Osborne Orr, Larder Lake; Lorne Orr, Toronto; Albert Orr, R.C.AF. overseas. The funeral service was held Sunâ€" day from the Legion Hall to the Timâ€" mins cemetery where the late Comrade Orr was buried in the Legion plot with full Legion honors. The Rev. W. Musâ€" tard conducted the service. . Puneral arrangements were with the Walker Funeral Home, Timmins. ‘The pallbearers were representatives of the Timmins Branch 88 of the Canâ€" adian Legion and the Timmins Postal staff:â€"Mr: ~W.â€" Wallace, Mr. Hugh Moore, Mr. Con. Sullivan, Mr. Gauthier, Mr. H. S. McElrea, Mr. A. Dillon. The beautiful floral tributes includ-i ea flowers from: | Mrs. A. Mitchell and family; Olive, Frank and family; Hazel, Herb and family; Osborne, Ruperta and famil‘_:;! Lorne and Qugenie; Albert, Gena and family; Buddy, Goderich; Miss Nellie! and Doris Cosway, Toronto; Mr. and] Mrs. Bob Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris; Mr. and Mrs. T. Bergeron; Ms. and Mrs. J. Ormandy; Postmen; Inside Sstaff Customs and Excise Employees ; Branch 88 Canadian Legion; Northâ€" land Chapter O.FES., New Liskearc ; Royal Lunch, Timmins. | Catholic Women‘s League Event at Schumacher Mrs. Fred Dwyer, President of the League and Mrs. Kay Jandrolovic, reâ€" presenting the Croatian Citizens, greetâ€" ed the guests. Conveners of the dinâ€" Advance The Catholic Women‘s League St. ‘Alphonsus Parish Church, Schuâ€" macher, served a delicious hot: roast beef dinner, Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th in the church hall. Schumacher, Nov. 1st, Special to The EXPOR T C1GARETTES Special to ing room were Mrs. James Scullion who came to the tes and Mrs. Bill Mansfield. Assisting at any way towards its the tables were Mrs. Steve Karahar,‘ Mrs. John McCusker, Mrs. Jack Russell, F]ying Ofl'icer Misses Ethel Fowler Olga Difant, Ada ‘V * h t R | Battegelli, Inez Fregonese, Alma Nardâ€" Mmg € iuzzi, Enza Narduzzi, Shirley Karaham, egpe~ Fileen Soucie, Rose Butkovich. | South Porcupine, ‘A mk‘ AAII"\\I\.\ ‘The large tea table was very attracâ€". tive with a lovely lace cover. The centre piece on the table was a large silver vase filled with flowers. Silver candelâ€" abra with lighted candles made a nice setting for the centre piece. Presiding at the silver tea services were Mrs. Frank Furlong and Mrs. Frank Klisâ€" anich. Convening the pie table were Mrs. V. Angrignon and Mrs. M. Ferâ€" guson. Kitchen conveners were :â€"Mtrs. D. O‘Connor, Mrs. John O‘Leary, Mrs. Art Carriere and Mrs. Stan Brabty. During the evening Mrs. Agnes Fienâ€" dal presided at the piano. Mrs. T. Johnson was in charge of the adamisâ€" sion. The event was very successful. The ladies deserve credit for the dsâ€" licious hot dinner they served. The proceeds will be used for overseas boxes for boys cf the Parish. Successful Tea Held by Q. E. S. of South Porcupine south Porcupine, Nov. 1st. Special to ‘The Advance. LA A.d .ns On Wednesday afternoon, October 95th, the O.E.S. ladies held a most successful tea in the Masonict Hall. The tables were dainty and prettily set and the tea served equal in every respect to those for which the ladies of the Fastern Star are famous in town. A quiltâ€"Dresden plate designâ€"â€"was drawn for, the lucky winner being Mrs. C. R. Sellars, of Birch St. N., Timâ€" mins. The ladies would like to thank BOTTLED BY Pepsiâ€"Cola" UNION BREWERY LIMITED is the registered trade mark in Canada of Pepsi INVEST IN VYVICTORY TIMMINS, ONT. South Porcupine to The Advance. We regret to note that Plying Officer Owen Wright who was reâ€" ported missing over enemy territory on May 23rd, is now known to have lost his life on that date. His sister, Frances â€"Mrs. J. Rooke of 311 Lisgar St. Ottawa â€" has written to friends here stating that she has had word from the International Red Croxs,, quoting â€" German information, that COwen was buried in a Catholic Cemâ€" etary at Stadtholm Germany on May Flying Officer Owen Wright Reported Killed 26th, Our â€" sympathy sisters and brothe: =â€"â€" born and educal in their bereavemc THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1844 Our mixture of House Plant Seeas comâ€" prises 15 or more varieties and has been specially prepared to give a range of wide!ly contra«ting types, all easily grown in the house. We cannot give a list of varieties or undertake to include any particular sort as the list changes from time to time. A real moneyâ€"saver for anyone wanting lovaly House Plants. Plant now. (Pk1 15¢) (2 Pkts 25¢) postpaid. FREEâ€"BIG 1945 SEED AND NURSERY BOOK SOON AS READY 81 DOMINION SEED HOUSE, CEORCETOWN, ONT. 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