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During the evening Miss Seullion was presented with a niceiv decorated hamâ€" per filled to the top with lovely gifts. As the gifts were opened Miss Scullion thanked each donor. _ _ A delicious buffet lunch was served _by Mrs. Jamés Prentice, Miss Joan «Prexntice and Miss June Sutherland. " After lunch dancing was enjoyeda and a nice social time was held. arranged shower was held last. Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ken Soucie, Third Ave., in honor of Mrs. Neil Miller. A nice social time .was enjoyed. Bingo was played, the cprize winners being Mrs. Alex Miller, Mrs Aunta Unable to attend but sendi1ig lovely gifts were Mrs. Hazel Kelly, Mrs. Davâ€" id Fox, Agnes Scullion, Mary Horns, Jannttte ~Roshefort, ~â€"Marge â€" Medve, Dolly Peal,. Noelia Bouchard, Laura Grant, Millie Kinhovich, Helen Rocheâ€" fort, Valerie Morley, Eleanor Nora. Shower for Mrs: Neil Milier Tannarelli, dred . Mirkovith, Anne Holjevac, Betty Vrbanac, Ann Linder, Gerry Ogilvie, Margaret _ Scullion, Helen Moore, . Dot ~Carriere, _ Eileen Fawkes, Mai -,}[}banqc Helen Ogilvie, Carmel James Prentice, Miss Jessie Scullion, Joaxr Prentice anid June Sutherland: The following ladies attended: Wilâ€" ma MacWhinney, Salamone, Dee Games were played and the prize winners were Miss Betty Vrbanac and Miss Wilma MacWhiniey. Miss Joan Prentice and Miss June Sutherland were joint hostesses at a nicely arranged miscellaneous shower last Wedxesdsy evening in honor of Miss Jessie Scullion. The party was held at the home of Miss Joan Prenâ€" tice, Second Ave. The home was niceâ€" ly decorated for the occasion with pink and white streametrs. Third Ave. at Ced=ar Street JEWELLER â€" OPTOMETRIST TIMMINS Jessie Scullion Feted At Delightful Shower GRAY COACH LINES SINGLE RETURN $7.00 (tox inctuaen $12.60 UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY Phone 101â€" 2 â€" 3 LEAVE NORTH BAY 10 am. 4.30p.m. 11.30p.m. (Standard Time) PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS may be seen and all infomation obâ€" edMsr tfizx V‘t’;‘:lcht t.ecl,lfd Tgon;o arrivâ€" tained at the office of D. R. FRANKLIN, Ammcr 219 Sky Block, lion *;V ay Alzx iv:d oxâ€"Sculâ€" Timmins, Ontario, and Plans and Specifications are on Display at edding. rece a warm welcome from many of his old time DAILY COMMERCIAL NEWS 34 SA Patrick g" Toronto. c j friends here. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. To 2 Lo ols 1 Canadlan Legion Branch Elghtv-elght TENDERS for ARCHITECTURAL TRADES, Plumbing and Heating and Electrical Installation taken separately. BY BUSâ€" SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as such will be received by the undersigned until 6 p.m. 35 tripe eachk way ~For aM trades required in the erection of a TENDERS WANTED Â¥Y, MAROH 1947 . Tuesday, April 15th, 1947. SCHUMACHER NEAL GOODFELLOW News From for the at The following members attended: Janet Malkin, Mary Sparks, Joan Goodyear, Helen Boyce, Nina Phillips, June Collier, Elsie Corrigan, Ella Simâ€" â€"mons, Joan Greer, Helen â€"Eliot, Betty Smyth, ~Marilyn Grist, Athea Platt, Delmar Cowden, Robbie Innes, Shirâ€" ley Monaghan, Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mrs, Jack Fisher, Mrs. Dundas. Mrs. Roy Wilson conducted the worship period. A‘ short business perâ€" lod was then held. Work was continâ€" ued on sketches on India. The meetâ€" ing closed with Taps. Theâ€"Canadian Girls in Training of Trinity United Church held. their meeting Thursday evening in the church hall. The meeting opened with the C.G.I.T. Purpose. A delicious roast meat dinner with all the trimmings was served. The ladâ€" ies express their thanks to all who donated and helped make the event so â€"succestful. The proceeds will go to the United Church Camp Waskesiu, on Ice Chest Lake. The tables were very attractive with white covers trimmed with green, and white and green lighted candles in shamrock holders. The kitchen conveners were Mrs. George ‘Shippam, Mrs,. Alex Stirling, Mrs. Jack Matthew, Mrs. Art Robâ€" son, Mrs. Peace and Mrs. Frank Mcâ€" Whinnie. f Serving the delicious dinner were Mrs. James MacKenzie, Mrs. Gordoxn Brown, Mrs. J. G. Malkin, Mrs. W. K. Wylie, Mrs. Ernie Towell, Mrs. E. Nelâ€" son, Mrs., Milton Shouldice, Mrs. Anâ€" drew Doig and Mrs. Dave Killens. Mrs. H. Carthy was in charge of the admission. Mrs. W. K. Wylie was in charge of the decorations. Mrs. Harold Grist and Mrs. Stan Kitchen greeted the guests at the door. Serving the tea, pies and ice cream were Mrs. H. McCarthy, Mrs. Byron, Mrs. James Stirrat and Mrs. Peter Huxater. The Womsn‘s Association of Trinâ€" ity United Church, Schumache, held a very successful St. Patrick‘s Day dinner Monday evening in the baseâ€" ment of the church. The hall was nicely decorated for the occasion. Mrs. Neil Miller aad Mtrs. Ken Souâ€" cie were unable to attend but sent lovely gifts were Mrs. Clem Corrigan, Mrs. Blooie Webbar, Mrs. Bob Fulâ€" ton, Mrs. Owen Hughes. The following ladies attended: Mrs. Charlie Hartling, Miss Lucy Whalen, Mrs. Frank Holden, Mrs. Archie Dunâ€" lop, Mrs. Deb Cametron, Mrs. Jack Watthew, Mrs. Freddie Monk, Mrs. Quanta ~Baldovin, Mrs. Dan Fraser, Mrs. Herb Miller, Mrs. D. Killens, Mrs. E. Graham, Mr=. Alex Miller, Mrs. Les Lampkin, Mrs. Charlie Flynn, Mrs. Felix Coulas, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Jerry Harris, Mrs. Ken Lytle, Mrs. Edward â€" Hughes, Mrs. Edgar Hazelâ€" wood, Mrs. Gladys Fulton, Mrs. Bill Soucie. W. A. Trinity United Hold St. Patrick‘s Dirner A delicious lunch was served and a nice social period was enjoyed. riage with a large doll in it and all nicely decorated in pink and white axnd filled to the top with lovely gifts was wheeled into the room and preâ€" sented to Mrs. Miller. After the gifts were opened Mrs. Miller thanked the ladies for their kindness. Mrs. Edgar Hazelwood. Trinity C. G. I. T. carâ€" for further information PHONE The kind of h the mod girl | 4 5 > wants is one wm b,m;n h(,:r,z the Â¥ Timmins, 2300 or South Porcupine 23 BORNâ€"Saturday, March 15th, in St. Mary‘s Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs: Mrs. Bill Wills, First Ave., left at the weekend for a short holiday in Toronto where she will visit her dauâ€" ghter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. George Hain. Mr. John Scullion and daughter, Margaret, of Toronto, arrived for the Guides Association, and Dr. Harper is head of the Rover Scouts in this division. The meeting‘ (held on Tuesday eyâ€" ening) discussed the added advantages of closer coâ€"operation between Girl Guides and Boy Scouts. Both Dr. and Mrs. Harper spoke at Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Fulton, Mrs. Henry Fuiton and daughter Henrietâ€" ta, Second Ave., left by car this week for Oshawa where they will visit their son, Alex, who is professional skating instructor at the Oshawa Skating Club. They will also atterd the club‘s @annual skating carnivel which is being held during the weekend. BORNâ€"Friday, March 14th, in St. Mary‘s Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. John Bonnell, Second Ave., a son. John, Jr.. and daughter Agnes. Mr. and> Mrs.;Scullion ‘and family attendâ€" ed the wedding of their eldest daughâ€" ter, Jessie, to Bill Fox, Timmins. The wedding took place Monday, March lith in the Church of Natxvity, Timâ€" mins. Mr. and Mrs. Scullion and famâ€" ily received a warm welcome from many of their old time friends here. eE ® Ross McGill, Timmins, formerly of Fourth Ave., Schumacher, a daughâ€" ter. Tu 4 Id in Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bratby Jr., Secâ€" esday to aittend a. m.eeti.n § held Kapuskasing, at the invitation of Mrs. o in Ofi‘ from " Brooks Girl Guide District Commisâ€" week‘s holiday at the home of Mrs. it r’ i Bratby‘s parents in Toronto. oner. Mr. John Scullion and daughter, Margaret, of arrived Saturday morning to join Mrs. Scullion and son family have moved into recently vacated by Mr bourne, McIntyre Property er is the son of Mr. and Cooper, MciIntyre Property Mr. Ken Adamson terre after attending his fatherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Mr. John Scullion Sr., John, Jr., Miss Agnes Scullion and Mr. Alex Welch, left Tuesday on the Northland for Toronto after attending the Foxâ€" Scullion wedding Monday, March 17. Mrs. Sam Hill, First Ave., left on the weekend for a short holiday in Toronto. Mrs. Arthur Williams left this week for her home at Canadian Malartic, @uebec, after spending a holiday with her. mother, Mrs. J. V. Angrignon, Second Ave., and her sister, Mrs. Agâ€" nes Fiendal. PBORNâ€"Friday, March 7th, in St. Mary‘s Hospital, Montreal, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank O‘Connell (Beryl Cooper), Sigma Mines, twin daughâ€" ters. Mrs. ‘O‘Connell is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Coop- er, McIntyre Property. A reception was held in the evening and a real Scottishsnight was enjoyed dancing to the music of Alec Welch and his accordian. The bride was entertained prior to her wedding by Mrs. Jarmmes Scullion, Mrs. Dick Backhouse, Mrs. John O‘â€" Lear,y, Miss Joan Prentice and Miss June Sutherlend. She was also the recipient of lovely gifts from the management and staff of Bucovetsky‘s store, Timmins. «*4 Rev. J. Longfellow was a guest of Revd. J.~Morris last week at the Recâ€" tory en route "to Bsurlamagque whers he will assist Canon Williston in his work there. f Revd. Morris announces that directâ€" ly after Easter he will commencs Conâ€" The large table was very attractive with lace cover and vases of pink tuâ€" lips, white lillies and yellow daffodils. The centre piece on the table was a three tier wedding cake, Mrs. John C‘Leary and Mrs. Dick Backhouse poured tea. The bride‘s mother received the guests wearing a navyâ€"blue dress with white eyelet embroidery she wore a corsage of pink carnations and fern. The young couple will take up resiâ€" dence on Toke St. Timmins. The groom‘s mother assisted wearing a pale blue dres with hat to match and corsage of pink carnations and fern. The bride given in marriage by her father wore a greyâ€"blue twoâ€"viece suit with small flowered hat and :natching veil, her corsage was pink carnetions and fern and sheâ€"carried a white prayâ€" er book with satin streamers. Miss Margaret Scullion as bridesâ€" maid wore a pale blue suit bustle coat style with 1avy blue actvessories, She wore a corsage of pink carnations and dumped. Even whih the excessive sno#w we need fear no floods this spring which in former years not so far distant were a constant menace to property, and especially cellars all over town. When spring comes the snow water goes directly infto the mouth of the creek and into Porcupine Lake. Th eyoung couple let on the noon train for a short wedding trip. After the ceremony a wedding breakâ€" fast was served 2t the home of \Mr. and Mrs. James Scullion, First Ave. Miss Margaret Scullion was her sister‘s bridesmaid and Scullion David Fox, Cherry St., Timmins. Rev. F. B. Murray officiated at the ceremony and David Pox and Patrick O‘Leary were alitar boys. then go in the at the weekend for a SCHUMACHER LOCALS . Lawrence Cooper and ‘ed into the house by Mr. Ker Kilâ€" Property. Mr. Coopâ€" Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Property. left for Belleâ€" the funeral of Jack Chatson. A Euchre Party will be held on Friâ€" day in the Masonic Hall, under the auspices of the Rebekah Lodge. Good prizes for men and ladies and lunch Local Scout Heads Attend District Meeting Mr. Milburn Horner was called to Shawville this week owing to the illâ€" ness of his mcther. He returned, as she was steadily improving in health. Mrs. John Bawtinheimer was in Torâ€" onto over the weekâ€"end. Mrs. W.C. Bovd spent the weekâ€"ond in .Toronto. Among those taking advantage of the weekâ€"end Toronto excursion were Doug McLellan and Kevin Cahil. The St. Patrick‘s Day Dance, held on Monday in the Arena, and sponâ€" sored by the Dome Hockey Club ‘vas well aftended and a distinct suce2ss. Revd. Morris announces that directâ€" ly after Easter he will commencs Conâ€" firmatien Classes for both young and adult candidates. He would be glad to have‘ names of any intending to take instruction. IUOMA â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Luoma of Porcupine on March 15th â€" MACK â€" To Mr. and Mrs, James Mack of 39 Strachan Ave. S. Porcuâ€" pine on March 17th â€"â€" a daughter. The infant daughter of Mr. and GQismissed. Mrs. George Russel of Connaugat was R. P. I baptised on Sunday after the morning for failing service, in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church HOLD by Revd. J. Morris, and was given the names of Marilyn Irene. Mrs. B. . . Harper was godmother to the child. !%5t We€k io FLYNN â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fiynn of 15 Smith St. S. Porcupins on March 13th, a daugh:er. GUINDON â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Hyâ€" acinth Guindon, of Hoyle on March 17th â€" a son. Bitths in Porcupine Genera‘ Hospital CHEYVIER â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Carson Chevier of 14141 Crawford St., a son, on Mafch 14th. the heary snowfall we have had this winter. ERven yet scores of interested foit and especially children stand fasâ€" cinated by the "snowâ€"remover" and its endless belt transforring the plles cfi snow puthed up by the snowâ€" plough, to the trucks and then being itaken to the side of the creek and dumped. Even wih the excessive \ Police Court No less than eight drunks paid $10 each with costs, on Tuesday in Police Court. A Tremblay, for falling to produce an operator‘s license pald $1 and costs. Aune Wollen, accused of having deâ€" fective brakes, pleaded not guilty. Schouol children must bring the slip given them at the school signed by the parent when they come for immunizâ€" ation Saturday morning. Â¥00000000000000080000000000000000000000000000000004 CONSULT YOUR OWN DOCTOR, or you may bring your children"to the centre nearest you. The Porcupine Health Unit has arranged for a goctor to be present for immunization Saturday motning, March 22, at 9.30 a.m. at the following centres: If your child has not been immunized, do not delay for you owe your child the protection you can give him against communicable diseases. He is depending on YOU to proâ€" tect him against diphtheria, smallpox, and whooping cough â€" Important Message to Parents of Infants, Preâ€"school School Children . and Mrs. B. H. Harper left on DATE:~ Saturday, March 22, 1947 Harper is Area ‘Commissioncr Birch Street School â€" Central School Holy Family School â€" Moneta School St. Aphonse School â€" St. Charles School SCHUMACHER sOUTH PORCUPINE Schumacher Public School soOUTH PORCUPINE Town Hall â€" Consiable Conley testified that after ° an accident, he found defendant‘s car a1 hed no working brakes at ail, Cw ind C " E:.2 o _ d Behan, on March 9th, "heldâ€"up‘" a taxiâ€"driver taking his car as far as Scuth Porcupine from Timmins, and when hse ran it into a snowbank called up a taxi from M. Londry‘s house and using a toy pistol forced the driver, Steve Stefanski, to drive him as far as Seseékainika where he took $13 from him. He was later picked up by Kirkland Lake police as he was walkâ€" ing on the highway. When asked by the Bzanch if he were married Behan said that he was, and that he had _ lost a son on December 26th of last â€" year. Last Sunday the body was shipped from Walker‘s Undertaking Parlors in Timmins to Toronto, where he was buried with Jewish rites in the Hebrew Cemetery. For a time he was in partnership with Sam Martin in the secondâ€"hand business, after he had given up his bake shop, but in 1939 he came to South Porcupine and opened his furâ€" niture and secondâ€"hand store on Goidâ€" en Ave. His first wife died in Timmins in 1933, and the married again in July 1937. He is survived by his widow and four children â€" two daughters living in Noranda, Mrs. Esther Marâ€" tin and Mrs. Mednick, and twoe sons, Manny in Timmins and Max in Hamâ€" itlon. He was born in Russia, coming to Canada in 1906., He followed the ‘ T. and N. O. construction up to Engleâ€" hart, and for a time operated a bakâ€" ‘ery there, coming to Timmins in 1920 where he operated a bakery on Cedar St. He operated the ‘"Northern‘"‘ New and Second Hand Furniture store at 89 Golden Avenue for the past ‘eight years, and previous to that had lived in the Porcupine Camp since 1920. Philip Shinechoft, aged 62, died on Friday March 1l4th in St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital, Timmins. As a juvenile in Winnipeg he had stolen a bicycle (for which he was punished), and was later placed on probation for being in possession of a car without the owner‘s consent, Before passing sentence his worship commented "There was nothing vicâ€" ious about this crime. .« Ordinarily charges such as this should carry a heavier sentence; the fact that the keys of the stolen car were handed over to the other man to be taken back to him is taken into consideraâ€" tion. Just before passing sentence the Magistrate read Behan‘s "record" R. P. Bradette paid $10 and costs for failing to carry ownership permit. HOLDâ€"UP GETS ONE YEAR Arthur J. Behan who was arraigned last week on two charges of rohbery and who was remanded for sentence, was® brought up before the Magistrate who sentenced him toâ€"one year deterâ€" minate, and one year indeterminate on the two counts. in order before the accident and a there were skid marks for twenty feet showing after impact, the case was The taxi dnvers have got to be proâ€" tected‘. 7 ~â€"Philip Shinehoft SOUTH PORCUPINE were 7. Granting council of ‘South Slavs‘ to conduct a tag day on March 25th. 8. Licenses granted to Porcupine Skating Rink Co., and to Nick Radelja for TLedging house Sale of foodstuffs and victualling house. 9. That regular meetings of the corporation of the Township of Tisdale be held on the second and fourth Monday of each month at the hour of 8 pm. in the council chambers of the Township Administration Building and Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Ewing who on Sunday celebrated their silver wedâ€" ding anniversary. A family dinner at which their children living in South Porcupine were present marked the event, and gifts from friends were reâ€" ceived. The children gave their parâ€" ents a chest of sfiver, which was preâ€" sented to them on Sunday. Their numerous friends wish to exâ€" Their numerous friends wish to exâ€" tend their best wishes on this happy cecasion and wish them many more years of married happiness. Greta Lang read a paper on "How Columbus discovered Ametica". Solos were sung by Margaret and Anniec Kelly â€" piano solo by Betty Couch, and community singing by all. for Township office ordered. 8. By law 697 prohibiting and reguâ€" lating domestic fowl etc. read. 4. Purchase sanctioned of an allâ€" welded furnace from Smith and Elston for Schumacher Fire Hall. 5. Agreement confirmed between Schumacher and South Porcupine Flrg departments re interchange of 6. Mr. Thomas Wilson officially apâ€" painted School Attendance officer and Weed Inspector. On Monday evening the Young People of the United Church enterâ€" tained the Young People of Mountjoy United Church and First United Church Timmins at a concert party held in the auditorium of the High School. Sixty young people enjoyed a proâ€" gramme under the auspices of Fred _ 1. Tagday granted for ‘the National Institute for the Blind for Priday May 23rd. Games followed and lunch was servâ€" ed by a committee including Betty __C}ouch, Eleanor Poclitar, and Joyce 25th Wedding Anniversary All had‘a wonderful time. At a Council meeting h*eld on Monâ€" day the follcwing resolutions were Entertain Timmins CHILDREN 835¢ â€" aDuouts $1.25 GENERAL ADMISSION: CHILDREN 25¢ $1.00 SECTIONS 59â€"â€"61 AND 63 AVAILABLE FOR NONâ€"LOCAL PAYMENT ENCLOSED, â€" TIH SANCTIONED BY CF$.A. McINTYRE ARENA â€" MOISLEY BALL, TIMMINS, and WILSQN‘S DRUG STORFE, SCHUMACHER EVENING PERFORMANCES: RESERVED $1.25 * $1.50 sSATURDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES: RESERVED : News From TICEKETS GQ ON SALE AT 400 P.M. MARCH 25th RECENTLY CROWNED WORLD‘S FIGURE SEKATING!, CHAMPION ' ACCLAIMED THE WORLD‘S MOST PERFECT SKATER OF ALL TIME Barbara Ann Scott of an adding machine PORCUPINE SKATING CLUB ... 4 Performances APRIL 10th â€" 11th â€" 12th APRIL 12th AT 2.00 Young People SAkATING _ CARNIV AL! Ninth Annual ADMIsSrON $1.00 at That special meetings of the said council be held on the ist and third Mondays of each month at 8 pm. in the council Committee Room, or the council chambers as the councili may decide and that in the public interest such meetings be closed to the genâ€" eral public‘. that such meetings be open to the IO'; osgeiiodindipd > 3 on dplnts South Porcupine RoatedGoaSecfeeBeqSeafacfreteataale 3 and HEAVY TRUCKING £ SERVICE STATION 33 Crawford St. _« South Porcupine g OFFICE: PHONE 280 RESIDENCE PH. 510 dlecTeaSeaSaote ctecteciactodfoctn: , .0 noo}o.oo-.“:hzoozodzoou““““« «3t a ohe cte ale ie ie t 2 es l t t on d e c t C oo ie o e t e e e ce P e t Floral Designs Wedding Bouquets 108 Golden Ave., 5. Porcupine Wm. E. Jamieson Florist Potted â€" Plants Cut Flowers DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Phone 835