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"Pepuâ€"ZLolo"" is the reqistered trads mark in Canada of the Pepsiâ€"Colo Company of Canada!* \PETERSON Reserved Section $1.50 â€" General Section $1.00 "CANADA‘S KING of the KEYBOARD‘ Reserved Tickets on Sale 4 p.m. Thurs: May: 1st â€" A N ODD MA B UT : â€": : Oscar WED. MAY 7th â€" 8.30 p.m. Broken street lights imperil foot and vehicle traffic, and create an invitation to A broken insulator can cause a short circuit and cut the service on a line. The homes, the factory, theâ€"hospital or the st6ores dependâ€" ing on that line are cut off from powércuntil the insylator can be replaced. _ Housewives are incomnvenienced. Factories can be stopped with possible pay losses to the workers. Human lives can be endangered, especially .in a hospital. Breaking windows is an odd and expensive mania that. most sane people manage to contrel. ~Breaking insulators on Hydro poles, or shattering: street lights, is an‘even more costly pastime that an astonishing number of boys and men fail to curb. An insulator or street light sits up so invitingly . :. and, to thnc uninformed seems such a small and msugmficant plece of equipâ€" ment that it presents a tempting target. Few people would break msu:;flors or street lights if they undontood the damage that can resu An insulator or streat lngM sits up so invitingly ; : : émd to the At The Music Box £ j 51 ‘ e\.'_.!-‘fi‘:;'-"; ~ ty ooo o * td 1st Whed o s ce it B t snn t «i+ o o. seoghg ,;Il-l*%he playolfl. Mrs. Cowan‘s wonm first place wilth Mrs, Izatt ing: seconc. +~The teams captained hy Mrs. Vi and Mrirs Comnice Cowan were tied; > Feams wore comnnosed of captains Mr«, Connic Cowan and players Mrs. K. Poole, Mris. L. Longspre, Mrs. Tom Jahnson, Mrs. M. Mahon, Mrs. Trevor ‘Playâ€"ofts in the League at the Mcoin held. ‘Fusstiay evening â€"The temn captained by Mrs. Vi Izâ€" alt,â€" features the following â€" players: Mrs.woâ€" Mrs. Pete Hunter. Mrs: â€"Bill Brought, Mrs. Vi Nelson, Myrs., Art , Robson. team‘ captained by Mrs. Helen Haze®Mwood won the consolation playâ€" off. Memhers of the team are Captain MY‘s.: HMHazelwood anud players Mrs. Bill Harrts, ‘Mrs. J. Sgulliion, Mrs. Jerry Harris, Mts. Vadneu, Miss B. Soriol. Prizes will he presonted at the Bowlâ€" ing® Glub banguet which will be held t1? theâ€"Meintyre Auditorium Tuesday, Bryors of Toronto is visiting her sour and dauchterâ€"inâ€"law Mr. and Mrs. C:hfi.ck ;Bl')-’(.*l‘.t Deluile Property s_he i§$ also: renewing the acquaintance of many Ql hey Triends in Schumacher. ;Mas and Mrs. J. Smiles and son left for *Thessalon ~where they will visit Mrs~ Stmiles p'n"w _Mr. and Mrs. Mlcbaei Mt.(u.n(' ‘Borh : Friday April 48th in the Porcupmn General Hospital to Mr. and Mls Q')o Radski, Coniaurum Pxoperty â€"â€" a tlaug,hter RAYâ€"CS AUCH "LINES _E frige cach way UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY _ > 101â€"2â€" 3 x TORONTO vp‘\( . LEAVE NORTH BAY 10 a.m. 4.30 p.m. 11.30p.m. .._(Standard Time) . SINGLE RETURN Y $7000 (Tax Includod} $12.60 #CHIUMACHER A poor attendance marked the secâ€" ond of the menthly Social and Dances keld in the Club rooms last Friday ecvening, perhaps it was owing to shift work or being engaged on the LegiOn drive, but only twelve or fourteen cou«= ples danced to the music of Ron Jones aund his Northernâ€"Aires Althoush a small gathering, every one had enjoyable evening, refreshâ€" ments and lunch was served by Jim Cowan and his entertainment comimitâ€" On Saturday evening there was quite s commotion at the Hall on the arâ€" rival of our visitors from Branch 87 of KirHland Lake who arrived by Bus sroundâ€"845. This is the first visit, of its <~kind to Timmins Branch and we hope to see a few more in the future, the purpgse of the visit as you know, was to meet Branch ‘88‘ in Darts and Cribbage, about 36 members from 87 were present. rPelte got his Dart players lined up shortly after arrival and soon the game was in progress, the Lake men were a little off their game owing to the three "hours Bus ride. Number one team of Granch 88 and No. one of Branch 87 resulted in a two to ons win for the Lake men, old veteran Joe Paton ‘of Branch 87 was the star of lhnis team and Pete coming close and Henry Matson shone for Branch *88‘. tee who are doing a good job in an effort to create a good time for all and should be supported. For Branch ‘87"° comrade Péete Vioâ€" vanalli was in charge of Darts and Jim Pearson was in charge of Crib players, for Branch ‘88‘ comrade‘ Bill Forrester looked after our crib players. In the second match between ber Two â€"of Branch 87 and Two of Branch 88 ended in a three to nothing viciory for Timmins, in this game the stars were Bill Arundall, Bert Lauzon and Les Nicholson for ‘88‘. In the Jast hurdle between number One team of Branch ‘88‘"and number Two of" Branch 87 resulted a Two to (One victory for Branch ‘88‘, number One team of Branch ‘87 and the secâ€" ond team of Branch ‘88‘ ended in the sume result, a two to one win for Branch ‘88‘. The total and final score is, Timmins 8, Kirkland Lake 4, making Branch the first holder of the Challenge¢ Cup and open to challenge by other Branches. In the Cribbage tournament nine tables of fours took part, which (ll(l(‘(l in a victory for Kirkland Lake ~1u, ng off the prizes, I did noticse Jim Pearson carrying ZEScotty underhis aim, not Tiny Taylor, but the prize Scotty. Comrade Sergearnt at Arms ‘Tiny TayTor did not compete in anything, he just keptF on the Boys and his candles. Durins the games the errtertainment committee served sandwiches and hot dogs ?n'd to climax the evening, comâ€" rade Jim McLennon, our local Pipe Major gave the boys a treat on the bagpipes, and comrade Tiny Taylor demonstrated his agility in dancing to the pipes, himself, a robust Highlander from the ‘north. Comrate J. .Brown of, Branch ‘87 took the little lady homeé, at least we hope so. Comrade W. Laing from Kirkland Lake thanked Branch ‘88‘ for the welâ€" come they had received on their arâ€" rival and the good time given to them, and Cxlended an invitation to Branch ‘88‘, to visit them in the very near fuâ€" ture, 1)01 haps in a month‘s time. The. Memorial Hall campaign weat off with a good start on Monday last. the canvassers are doing a good job, but there isn‘t quite enough of them to..cover the district, so if there is any one who has an hour or two to spare get in and lead a hand. On Saturday 26th a smoker will be held in the club rooms, so keep that cate open, the entertainment commitâ€" tee have promised a good time for ail. On May 2nd the third monthly Soâ€" cial and Dance will be held, Fifty inâ€" vitations will be sent out to fifty memâ€" bers and their wives, and if you should be unable to attend that particular evening, please return ‘your card at once so that others can take your place, your turn will come again, the last ‘social was disappointing because many retamed their cards and failing to attend caused uncalled for preparâ€" ations and bother. In the Bowling leagife this week comâ€" rades Auger and Carswell take the Friday, April 25th Hollinger Returning Pros. Admission: â€" â€" Adults 50c Children 25¢ NO sSUBSCRIBERS SEATS AVAILABLE SATUKERDAY Apriil 26. 8.30 p.m. Public Skating WEDNXESDAY, Aprilâ€" 30th 8.30 Last Night of Public Skating HOCKEY Allâ€"Star Benefit Mrs. P. Atkinson was named Presiâ€" deat for this vear with Mrs.D."Koehler as first viceâ€"president and Miss Isobel Leeney. second viceâ€"president. Mrs. Lewis Pyke is socretaryâ€"treasurer. After the business meeting a delicâ€" ious lunch was served following a soâ€" cial getâ€"togcthor.. Members attending included Mrs, 8. Griffina, Mrs. L. Pyke, Miss Ilola Smith, Mrs. J. Aitken, Mrs. M. O‘Shauzshnessoxy, Mis. Robert Galâ€" lagher, Mrs. W. O‘Grady, Atkinâ€" son, Mrs. Kearney, Miss M..@(cl(eown. Mrs. Kochicr, Miss M. Lynch, Mrs. M. Cunninghain. soOPTH PORCUPINE Mrs. P. Athkinson Elected The "Penny Sale held on Monday evening under the auspicsos of the Laâ€" dies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion ])rm’u(i to be a cdecided success, socially and financibsllv. The ladies respoxnsible for the affair were Mrs .Emerson Ssmith and Mrs, Boyes. Hostesses for refreshments were Miss R. Doalevy and Miss Frances Hogan. Legion â€"p tripple, . with 786 sOUTH PORCUPINE Penny Sale Decided Success Chief Bill will be a H Friday night three ways, t the TM.C.A The town is to have a clothing drive pretty soon so your help will be needed, Chicf Bill Stanley tells me there will be a Hockey exhibition game on Friday nisht the proceeds to be split three ways, to the Memorial Hall funds the YCLM.CA. and the St. Johns Amâ€" bulance so we hone for a full house. To our sick comrades in Christie St. Hosvital we send our weekly greetings and wishes for a ‘suecedy recovery, comâ€" rade A.~â€"Binclair has been transferred to Kingston Hospital. To our sick comrades at home and in To our sick comrades at homs and in St. Mary‘s Hospital we also sead our best wishos and hape to see them soon. In the Skunk Trophy for this month comrade Bill Trerise tops the list with Faddyv Williamson a very close second. 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