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_ _~â€"__*~~~ | Reeve Urges Support For SCHUMACHER Kiwanis Carnival, Now Mrs. Fred Bowman, leader of the Primary class, then outlined their work. The theme was "For Lo the Winter is Gone", "At work Beside His The Beginners then sang "The Trees," "Canary Song", and "Thank You Verse‘". It was wonderful how quickly they learned the actions in the songs and how well they sang them for some of the children were under four years of age. Mrs. James MacKerzie, leader of the Beginners, then cutlined their work. The theme for this years class was "out of Doors" so they decided to bring the theme indoors in the form of a garden, each child in the beginners class had a potted plant which they watered everyday and at the close of the school they then brought horne to their parents. . Rev. J, A. Breckenridge extended a welcome to the parents and friends and said it was very encouraging to see such a good attendance.. Everyone rose and sank the Natâ€" jonal Anthem. The vledge to the Union Jack> by the Primary class, "I pledge allegiance to the Union Jack and to the Empire for which it stands. Red for courage blue for truth and white for purity." The beginners then sang a verse of the hymn "Praise Him, Praise Him," The Primary then sang a verse "In Christ there is no East nor West." All the children then joined in the Lord‘s Prayer. The children all gathered upstairs in the church while Mrs. James Macâ€" Kenzle met the parents and friends and Mrys. Btan Kitchen presided at the plano‘ After everyone was seatâ€" ed the Beginners led the way downâ€" stairs to the hall followed by the Primary class Rev. J. A. Breckenridge opened the program with the Filag ceremony and ‘Pledged to the Christian Flag," "I pledge allegiarce to the Christian flag and to the Saviour for whose Kingâ€" dom it stands. One â€" brotherhocd uniting all mankind in service and in love.," W U WAAA AL A_ UA VY UG @CARWALLRLL Mr. W. K. Wylie, who is attending the summer classes at Western Uniâ€" versity, London, motcred up to spend the weekend at his home on Second Ave. He was accompanied on the trip by Miss Kathleen Christopher of Gold Centre, Miss Ada Battegelli, Third Ave. and Rose Butkovich, Railrcad St., who are ‘also attending the summer classes at Western University. Genroe | erk Mafk.q for â€"attendance. Mrs. â€" MacKengic _ The closing meeting of the vacaâ€" ®red Bowman the Primary certificates tion ashool in Trinity United Church ‘The meeting closed with the singâ€" h': w ’fldty evening in the church ing of "0O Canada. 1, o ( There were an extra large attenâ€" darce of parents and friends. The school was divided into. two groups, the Beginners and the Primary. Daily Service on Roll Film Developing LIT‘S A SNAP Grocery and Meat Market These firms will serve you best! ONE 770 The bovs left the public school grounds Friday morning for the fourth and last consignment â€"to â€"Camp Bickâ€" ell. The weather has been favorable for this years‘ camp and everyone had agrand time. Last Group Leave for "% Camp Bickell men A very happy time was spent playâ€" ing games,. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Leck and each one had a piece of the lovely birthday sake... Several of the mothers acâ€" companied their children to the party and spent a nice social time, and tea was served during the afternoon. The following little guests attended: Catheringe and Beth Craik, Judy Juckâ€" sch, Dickie and Teddy Anderson, Jimmy Sparks, Billy Rae, Ronnie and Bobby Wett, Tommy Moore, Mary Carol â€" Anne and Robert Mair, Nancy Fortin, Shirley, Sylvia and Billy Bayers, Beth and Florence Leck. 4 George Leck Marks Sixth Birthday Mrs. George Leck, First Ave., enterâ€" tained>: Thursday afternoon in honor of her son George, who was celebratâ€" ing his sixth birthday. Mr. W. K. Wylie, who is attending the summer classes at Western Uniâ€" versity, London, motcred up to~.spenq University Students Return For Weekend Pather‘s Bench," and "Hebrew Beneâ€" ‘The financial and secretarial stateâ€" tl were then given. The offerâ€" was taken ing by two Primary childâ€" FRANK KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumacher . â€"Comfortable Rooms â€" Excellent Service HOTEL "The House of Hospitality" SCHUMACHER Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gale and son Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gale of Muskegor, Mich., motored up to spend a few days Mr. and Myrs. Everett â€"Curnow and Mrs. Whitson, Gold Centre. Mrs. Harold Gale is a war bride recently arrived from Cornâ€" wall. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Bruce left Ssunday morning by car for their home in Windsor after visiting Mr. Bruce‘s sisters, Mrs. Davidson, MrsS. Sparks, and Mrs. White. Miss Ruby Nelson, nurse in training at St. Mary‘s Hospital, has returned from a holiday at Washago and other points. Pte. Charles Pennie, Veteran Guard, Monteith, is spending his embarkation leave at his home on Patricla Blvd., Timmins. He is also renewing acâ€" quaintances in Schumacher. Mr. and Mrs. Harcld Grist and family, Gold Centre, returned this wesek from a holiday at Matheson. 9. Boy‘s Potato Club organized in rural areas of district. 13. Total of nearly $5,000 was tributed to various organizations charities dur‘ing these years. The president concludes with a perâ€" sonal note: "To maintain these volunâ€" teer community services it is necessary that you, a citizen of this community, aid us in our efforts to raise funds". Mrs:; Davis and daughter, Miss Dorâ€" othy Davis of Hibbing, Minn., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Turcott, Second Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markle, Third Ave. It‘s many years since the families have met, so they are having a grand reunion. Mrs. Peace, Firstâ€" Ave., left Monday by car for a holiday in Toronto. 5. Approximately $375 given to needy families and frstitutions doing work for children. 6. Kiwanis playground operated and maintained. 10. Victory gardens organized and maintained which produced $88,000 worth of produce. 11. Approximately $700 donated to various military, naval and airforce viganizations. 12. Organized and aided in ccllectâ€" ing 8000 lbs., of clothing for shipâ€" ment overseas. 2 4. A Christmas party held annually for less fortunate children and food clothes and toys to needy families. 7. Approximately $1180 donated â€" to various boy and girl activities. 8. Air Cadets (Squadron) organized and maintained during war years. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashton of Toronto motored up to spend a few days visitâ€" ing Mr. and Mrs. Fred O‘Rouke, Gold Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton had just returned from a motor trip to Gaspe Peninsulia prior to coming on to Gold Centre. 8. Sixteen children given free apâ€" pendéectomy. Mrs. Gold of Winnipeg is visiting her daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moran, Second Ave. Mr. Carl Swanson, First Ave., left last week for London where he will receive medical treatment. Appended to this letter is a short summary of some of the more imporâ€" tant community servites carried out by the South Porcupine Kiwanis Club over the past three years. 1. Approximately 10.500 pints of milk given free to school children. Rey. A Breckenridge, of Trinity United Cfxurch left Monday morning by car for a vacation at Huntsville, Toronto and other points. Miss Mary Stewart, of Massachusetts is visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Hartling, Fourth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Malkin and famâ€" ily, First Ave., have returned from ‘a holiday in southern Ontario. 7 "lay eogn . H. Evans, asks all personally to atâ€" tend. ‘There will be fun and enterâ€" tainment for all, with assured full value for money plus the knowledg» that every cent realized will be used for the berefit of those needing help in the district. 2. Seven children supplied free with glasses. hoi Mr. and Mrs Herb. Turcott Second Ave., returned this week from a holiâ€" day at Huntsville, Sudbury and other This carnival is to be held in the areéena and the president, Reeve V. On these days this club is holding a grand carnival was designed to aid in the raising of needed funds for the purpose of doing community work for children, for veterans and other activities of community service. The president of the South Porcuâ€" pine Kiwanis has sent out A letter calling attention to three very imâ€" portant days in community welfare work in South Porcupine this Thursâ€" day, Friday and Saturday, Splendid Record Of Club _ soOUTH POBCUPINE Reviewed In Plea For Sbower IB Held For Pubic‘s Coâ€"operation _/ Wfjcq Jean Williams . _ Open In South Porcupine il- SsCHUMACHER disâ€" and While there, they assisted in celeâ€" brating the golden wedding anniversary of* Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McManus of that town. Mr. and Mrs. RBill Andrews and daughter are holidaying in the Ottawa Valley. Numbers of friends and relatives visited at the home and many lovely gifts and remembrances marked the exceptional occasion. Mr. T. J. McManus is brother to Mr. Gus McManus and uncle to Mr. Cecil Kavaneagh. Mr. and Mrs. Gus. McManus, with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kavanagh, spent the weekend in Noranda. Mrs. J. Doran and Mrs. R. Doran are back from holiday in Quebe and Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs:. R. J. Mitchell are on holiday at WasaAga Beach. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gragber recently were Mr. and Mrs, Henry Graebher and children of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ness of Detroit have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Dome Extenâ€" sion. r ; Mrs. E. Lightbody of the Dome left on Tuesday for holiday in Peterboro and Toronto. â€" Lâ€"Cpl. Wm West returned to Kirkâ€" land Lake on Tuesday after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Burton of the Dome. Lâ€"Cpl. West has recently returned from Germany where he served with the RC.AM.C. Miss Kathleen Connelly, who gradâ€" uates soon from Ottawa Civic Hospital where she is a student nurse, is home on holiday. h Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson are on holiday in Quebec.. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wood and daughters are visiting in Havelock. â€"Mrs. ‘Ulysses Levinson and Barbara are holidaying at Crystal Beach and Buffalo. Goes To Noranda To Visit Brother Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Countryman are on hoMiday 1n Ottawa and other paints. Mr é.rid Mrs. Arvi Maki and sons are holidaying for a time at Radisson Lake flying in by plane. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mesdames J. B. Whyte, Tait, Richmond, G. McDonnell, Dillon, Beard, C. Starling, and F. Blair. Guests present included Mesdames Keast, Connelly, Lone, Countryman, Mitchell, Pirie, M. Clement, Prankie, G. Piriec, R. S. McWilliams, E. Chapâ€" man, Stanlake, Libby, G. Williams, Campagnola, McMurray, R. Lang, G. Chambers, W. Hills, H. Barnes, B. Lorgworth, Watson, DeRose, W. Herâ€" mant, A. McGinn. An event of interest to South Porâ€" cupine people will be the notice of the birth of a daughter in Jung to Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kaplun, in Cclman Ferrigan, who has been opâ€" erated on for, appendectomy in Porâ€" cupine General Hospital is progressâ€" ing favorably. Mrs. Wm. Kellow of the Dome and daughters are on holiday in Temagami. Mrs. Ollinshaw with daughter Ola and son Keith of Toronto, are visiting their many friends in South Porcupine, Golden City and Timmins, The Olâ€" Vancouver. Mys. Kaplun is the formâ€" er Lily Slotnick of Gouth Porcupine. Many Attend Picnic Of Coniarum Mine Prizes for whist were won by Mrs. W. Hills Mrs. A, McGinn and Mrs. George Chambers; the door prize was also won by Mrs. McGinn. The brideâ€"toâ€"be was delighted with the pretty ‘and useful gifts which were presented to her in a daintily decorâ€" ated basket. After cards a delightâ€" ful Junch was served. Miss Jean Williams was again guest of honor last week when a bridai shower was given for he? at the home of Mrs. Wetb at Dome Extension. Assisting Mrs. Webb as joint hostesâ€" ses were Mrs. J. Sharp and Mrs. Cocil 7 _fiiékuTéderhn' has returned from soOUTH PORCUPINE soOUTH PORCUPINE â€" SCHUMACHER ~Two drunks, two speeders and a careless driver paid fines in Police Court on Tuesday, and a summons was issued for one man who failed to appear on a charge of having liquor. Miss Jean Aandrews of Toronto is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews on Front St. The congregation of 85. Paul‘s Anâ€" glican Church is planning a picnie to be held on Aug. 14 at the Buffaloâ€" Ankerite Park. A meeting is to be held in the near fyuture to arrange for this.. Miss Joan O‘Connor, Reg., N., of Mamora, is the guest of Mrs. Lambe of the Delnite Mine. Among the cother service men reâ€" turning recently on the 86. "Georgic‘ were Stewart Reed and Don Bass, Both serving with the RC.AF. Mrs. Ray Price and daugh‘:er Florâ€" ence are holidaving at Perry Lake near Matheson. Mr. T. Ncbles of Hamilton is visitâ€" ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Maxwellâ€"Smith. Mr. Jcs. Hubert and his bride Oof Kitchener, who was a former resident of town and employee of the Pamour Mine, are in town on a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Hodgins are on hcliday in Shawville and the Otâ€" tawa Valley. Miss Irene Libby and Miss Francis Cunningham are leaving this week for holiday at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ban Curtis arrived back from Souris, Man., on Monday after suending some weeks at their daughter‘s home. GILLESPIE â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillespie of Dome Extension, cn July 21, a son. PAJALA â€" On July 23, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Pajala of 35 Kerr Ave., a son. Mrs. J. Os:irom and family left last week for a holiday in Ottawa and vicinity. Mrs. Zenick of Sarnia is in town renewing acquaintances and visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Farrell left on Tuesday for a holidaet with their daughter Dorothy (Mrs, C. Pierce) at Almonte, Que. Births in Porcupins General Hosâ€" pital. § HOLMES â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Terenâ€" ce Holmes of 32 Bloor Ave., on July 17 led by Bill Jamieson, with Wa Honer at the viano. Guests included Lt. Gov. George FRoss. president of Timmins Kiws Club, Mr. Dan Reed and son, V Stewart Reed, recently returned i: overseas, Rev. Balfour ofi Iroq: Falls and Mr. Hanlan of Miutheson Mrs. Walter Freeman left last Thursâ€" day for Montreal, and Embro, for six week‘s holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O‘Shea and childâ€" ren, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. O‘Shea on Bruce Ave., left on Sunday for home in Niagara Falls. Chief Chas. MeInnis is attendintg the Pcminion Police Chief‘s Convention being held this week in St. Johnn, linshaw family moved from South Porâ€" cupine to T?ront_o two years ago. DRUNKS AND SPEEDERS FINED SOUTH PORCUPINE MERCHANTS 77 Bruce Ave., South Porcupine 1 PORCUPINE CLEANERS es 97 C 9 se L OW es S P 2 o e P P es s T02 CLAREKE % 7 Main St., 94 Golden Av SsOUTH PORCUPINE EWEL BRIDAL WRHEATH BREAN JEWELRY : 44 CRAWFOI South Pore M AKINEN DRY GOODS See Our Selection REN‘S WEAR SOUTH PORCUPINE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion held a. most successful bridge and euchre party at their hall on Pridgy. Mrs. T. Cahill was in charge uf the affair and was assisted ably by many ladies of the congregation First prize for bridge was won by Mrs. J. Aitken, second, Mrs. O. Bowes, third and fourth by M. Landry and O. Eckel. For euchre: Miss P. Marcell, Myrs. W Dixon, Mrs. J. Johnston, Mirs. Patenaude (Timmins). A prize donated by‘\ Mrs. G, Poppleâ€" ton was won by Harry Chevrier. A penny sale held under the ausâ€" pices of the Congregation of St. Joachim‘s Church cn Monday evening in the Moose Hall on Golden Ave., proved a very great success. A good crowd of people attended and a fair sum was realised to purâ€" chase of materials for the C.W.L. to use in preparing for a"big bazaar to be held in the fall. Guests included Lt. Gov. CGeorge N. Ross. president of Timmins Kiwanis Club, Mr. Dan Reed and son, W.O. Stewart Reed, recently returned from overseas, Rev. Balfour of Iroqucis President V H. Evans tock the chair, and a singâ€"song followed the dinner, led by Bill Jamieson, with Walter Honer at the viano. Penny Sale Raises Funds For Bazaar Legion Auiliary Holds Card Party At the Kiwanis weekly meeting on hlondtyln the Airport Hotel, a special Kiwanis Club Has â€" L.O.M. Lodge Has Special Visitor Evening Of Whist DON‘T LET REFRIGERATOR â€" BHORTAGE BOTHER YOU lGet your milk’lCE COLD, from 117 Golden Ave., S. Porcupine Plumbing and Heating PLU QUALITY SERVICE Luxton‘s Lunch News From â€"â€" QPEN SUNDAYB â€" n St., south Porcupine Phone 920 for NAP HUOT held over until next week. On Tuesday evening the Moose Lodge held a whis; drive at the hall on Golden Ave. Mr. W. Dxon won first prise, Mrs. Steeves second, and Jim Baker, third, Mrs. G. White won a special prize. Three names were called for the $15 dosor prize, none of whom were present, P. Wilson, Mrs. B. Laffin and Mr. Chevrier. This will be Guests included Mrs. W. H. Johns, Mrs. Margaret McCaffrey, Mrs. W. Honer, Mrs. Dan Hughes, Mrs. Art Robertson, Mrs. A. Cummings, Mrs. B, Longworth, Mrs. Art Moyle, Mrs. J. J. Davis. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Mrs. R. E. Dye Is Tuesday Hostess Mrs. R. E. Dye of the Dome enterâ€" tained on Tuesday afternoon at a loveâ€" ly tea in honor of Mrs. H. R. Burton, whoâ€" is leaving shortly to take up residence in Vancouver. Mrs. Burton has made many friends during her long residence at the Dome and most of these Dome ladies were guests at the tea. ad 20lad"ad ns nalan 222 282282282282 22228208228 $ , 000000000000000000000000000000ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonfl00. Wm. E. Jamieson Florist 108 Golden Ave., â€"S$. Porcupine Cut Flowers Potted Plants Floral Designs Wedding Bouquets Socros 204040000 pQecQectectoctectoctacteatocfactactactoatoatectecteatectectoctacd JEWELRY STORE 44 sT. DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Phone 835 FOR Claude Dillon Residâ€"nce Phone 510 33 CRAWFORD ST. sSOUTH PORCUPINE Service Station PHONE 280 JEWELRY DIAMONDS JEWERLEIRS