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puck but 1 to rss ts thres Det:t Fayden an to sail i: but each t by the cl< say came hitt ng paj only to hy wtire hnCc birds in‘tial 1k 3 back the t Turk B Lei: 3 the cnc irom i} Stew ar‘ The m art cCc Péete H iceo but for th vis‘icn Leafs Take Detroit For Third Straight Win 3â€"1 enC pericd cver Ezinik a defi itd., C Te LC Win hnav{ Moooooo“oooooooo 1 n a VC nroéay at th uco, Rov. »t 11 xt when Ciee 1 double 1 Section 8 Pages > Canadian Legion, Branch No it the Legion Memorial Ma®H me i Harry Watso rubber along ed to Gardner Fziniki cashing oh le ranto srowe m for both ings of the down to a )€ re to life and hit tae ee markers. All these red in the last 9 m.mutes The initial tally came iiki hit the hemp, after sses, from linemates Cal Harry Watson. Watson ubber along the right _ to Gardner who shot iniki cashing in on the 11€â€"7 fell dsay . n th the George Gravel. The 1 neay thc end of the argued too strenucusly roughing penalty to lsay. Tho Leafs held i the play of the perâ€" i to tae Wings. Ox was a m sconduc e o‘ the Wings TC TC bruising b.uelinc it 4.57 with Stew pass from litt] mict was alsng th the third who won. fight and ce till nc Thc Leafs play of th Wings 14â€"9 1K C on the helping the play, passed Lumley out of hnat are tag, °B the â€"sh tealms. â€" Lt first period halt, while and hit tae . All these ist 9 m.mutes 1 int 31 |#} of the da had per.â€"0d The cdidn‘t 1€ 1€ The council have started to work on the budgzet for the ensu‘ng year. It apears that they will be the midnight cil for the next two weeks to whip it in shape before it is made public.. These are closed sessions and t%e councl have been meeting every day in order to have it cocmpleted as scon as possible. They are now workâ€" ing on the Public Works Department‘s cstithates and to date have trimmed the requested budget down by $880.00. W . 0. Langdon i Chairman of Service ‘ Club Council t M. Belanger Pres. P. C. Association Council Working Cn 1949 Budget 1 Legiorn: hall at 2.30 p.m! To date no futher names have been dded to the list o possible candidates secking nominat.on. 88 celelirated th:t 41 mmins Arena visional Com ec. Knowles, T1 uU mgelil Kinsm neth oly C i‘ns Kiwanis Club to b¢ the Percupine Counc.l C1 for the next year, At ting of the council the smc Club requested that nvestigate the psssibility inwest and stressed the fac ttendance and a ful rom all the clubs wa acdâ€" that the WJ.Auncli crerate effeciently. vities of the year fc vice clubs be submitte y May 2nd their nexx na as referrod d Department t to the next meeting. Stan Fowle:t i‘â€"the yvears activity 16 Â¥ubliazhed eccmpleted as Tho snowâ€"loader for the town is now re no0w workâ€" | beng converted into a gravel loader. Department‘s | by changing the arms which will have rave trimmed | secoops for the gravel. When the wn by $880.00. | change is completed the gravelâ€"loader will be sent cout to the Town‘s gravel ind water on ‘pits in the Township o Tisdale out 1 to the publicalong the Gravel Claims road, north ent. of Timmixrs. Sta Annivers AJ Last Thursday morning the fire deâ€" patrment had a call from Bucovetsky‘s Store where t‘:ey found that a sprinkâ€" ler head in the coal bin had been set off. No damage was caused and reâ€" pa.rs were made to the system. Two cther calls were made for chimney fires during the day. From Thursday until Tues:day at 2.32 pm. not a sngle call was put in 40 He fire department. "The warm weaâ€" ther has had the most to do with this cauiet spell, but we can expect to have plenty of calls Ssoon for grass fires which always come about tiis time of Cat Last Thu patrment h Store where ler head in two Rober Rcenald one year. vices were hc‘d at t Nativity on Tuesda Three Year Old Chiid Dies From Laxative Pills No Calls In Four Days Snowâ€"loader Over To Gravelâ€"loader AvV 1€ On Sunday ‘ar old Pau vc. was sent n At the McIntyre Community Building last Saturday evening the newly formed Timmins Rotary Club reâ€" ceived their Charter to Rotary International. _ Seated at the head table from left to right, Mr. Joe Caulder, of the Tcronto Rotary Cliub and guest speaker of the evening, Mr. Lloyd Simpson, President of the Sudbury Roâ€" tary Club and chairman of the bangquet and Mr. Wim. Long, President of the Timmins Rotary Club. lec 1t Jor iff@p 1 rte Mobants Ca made wa mac emetery. but we can Eexpt calls Ssoon for ; ys come about t. ald cthe Fire Ch re all me ie infant. ther ation en. £f Vimy Ridge last Sat , Father Murray an Advance Ph 14.11 aftt:noon, tliny three tte Ytung cof 35 Carlin off to bed for her afterâ€" n the rcom se found a bottle of adult laxative was not until supper child tock violently ill Mirs. J. H.. Young tion found what theo n. Antidotes were im inistered and the doctor teh Churc avy aftern ushe was put in 40 Te warm weaâ€" to do with this expect to have for grass fires ut thiis time of | funeral seI T‘im:t Photo nd the ind ind ind the @iil â€" National Wild Life W eek Observed By Kiwanis It, was difficult, the guest speake! suggested. to rouse thoe full interest and support of the people in general, but he believed that the youngsters could be taught the value and sound of conservation. . In passing he paid tribute to the commercial conâ€" cerns and other organizations feaâ€" turing the necessity of conservation. On discovering America, COlumbus was said to have been greatly impresâ€" sed by the magnificent forests of this new continent. "Trees for a million years‘" he was quoted as exclaiming. Without â€" conservation, the speaker pionted out. the forests would not last for a fraction of a million years. , Dr. Giardine held that the floods, such as those hitting in the Timmins area last year were due to wholesale slaughter of trees along the waterâ€"sheds. The destruction of the trees, the speaker made plain, also seriously affected wild life. Farming land along the shores of Lake Onrtario was being washed away at the rate of an acre a yeav. It was the scientific theory that at least 25 per cent cf Ontario should be covered by forest for the best results and safety, but at present the percentage was 5 per cent. The situation in the West was zeld up as an example of the evils resultâ€" ing from lack of measures for conerâ€" vation. Timminsy Kiwanis Club observed "National Wild Life Week in Canada‘" at the weekly luncheon at the Empire hotel on Monday. Dr. J. R. Giardine, president cf the Porcupine Rod and Gur Ciub was guest speaker, and his address on wild life and conservation was both intoresting and ‘effective. In introducing the guest speaker, Jsack Downey referred to the fact that Dw. Giardine had been actively enâ€" gaged in conservation work for many years, and now headed the Rod and Gun Club, an active organizacion reâ€" sponsible for much of the fine fishing and hunting enjoyed in this part of North. _ Kiwanian Downey gave the Rod and Gun Club much credit for the excelient work ‘done in receni years in stocking lakes and rivers April 10 to 16 had been set aside as "National Wild Life Week in Canada", D. Giardine said, not only to rouse inâ€" creased interest in wild life and conâ€" servation, but also as a memorial to the late Jack Miner, who did more than any cther man in Canada to build . iterest in wild lice. and create faith â€" SEAA A.â€" AAIRAAAL, _ /SA V Â¥ Nexo â€" NJ _ VAALC _ j d ii,. i1112 V Aay LA1€ _ VY C _ _ 428 trict were on hand to hear Mr. B. G.)lo:k:ng into the matter thoroughly. Commission on canlservation. and reâ€" Sullivan..'rcronto regional superintenâ€" "I suggest," Councillor Aube," that ' dent of t::e National Employment Serâ€" | the assessor make out a plan for next gretted htat few of the recom‘menda- vice who was the guest <peaker. years assessment consult the solicitors ions made had been followed through.| ym gecrge Charron, manager of the| on the legz ity of t and then present The history of the Porcupine ROG |joor o fices presided at the d nner, ,!t to the council before proceeding with ind Gun Club was briefly sketched.|intâ€"oduded the members 5t the head the work." tarting with the meeting in 1919 at | jape and Mr. R. Smith, of North Bay,!| W canrut interfere with tho assesâ€" Connaught when a group of natur?)| Northern Ontari> Veteran‘s Admlnlst"or’ added Mr. Bartciman, "every lovers organized. Among those at| rator who spoke breifiy. Anotzer disâ€" { property will have to be assessed to its the meeting he mentioned Kiwanian|tinsu shei guest of the luncheon, and lactual v:lue throughout trie whole H. G. Laidlaw, A. F. Brigham, R. J.) who mede a special effort to be on |‘town and especially tho:e vast areas John W. Fogg, Holley Marshall ) nand for the occasisn wes Mr. Jos. ‘that are now being assesed for next ind othe‘s. â€" They pxam}ed an amâ€"| Bradette, the Liberal M.P. for the Dis.‘ to nothing. Should we have expert sitious programme and had accomâ€"| trict of Cochrane. | advise or. this matter of assessment. plished much, but interest slackened | Folicwing the tie official We will have to be very care ul on intil 1939, when J. D. Brady and a | cpening ceremones of the new offices cur next adventure and continuation roup of other enthusiasts reâ€"organâ€" | wer‘o made by Mayor Karl Eyre. On | of the asses:ment, Is our present asâ€" zed the Rod and Gun Club. Since| hand to greet*the visitors and show | sssor carable of czrrying tie work ther simply colossal work had been | them about the premises was Mr. Geo. | rspecially after last years episode. We jone in the way of stocking river~|Charron manager 0. the branch and l must safeguard against any such repâ€" ind lakes in the district, and in other | other members of the staff. etition of last year." ronservation methods. The Porcw Jos. Bradette took a keen interest "Ths is not a matter that we can Jine Rod and Gun Club had also startâ€" | in the members of the staff and | sett‘e immediately and we should conâ€" ‘d trap shocotng which was a valuâ€" and stopped to talk to many Oof them sider Mr. Bartlemans argumnt," szaid ible asset in the work. asking the details of their jobs and | Councillor Aube, "we should leave it in Dr. Giardine said that one of his amâ€" fcl_aims for insurance. abeyance for the time being." Drv. Giardine referred to the excelâ€" lent report of the Dominion Royal 1 wild nly in terest in wild _ C a2rS: 1: th fis rvati a had an immense heritage life*of forest and stream, not dollar value but in the sports reations made available, and ma aetic valu In. n youngster: and sounc passing h The of icail opening of the new offices of the Unemployment Insurance Commiss on and the Nat.onal Employâ€" ment Services at their new location in the Goldfields Theatrce Block took plâ€" ace yesterday afternson. The opening commenccd with a luncheon at the G:ldfieds Hotel in the Rainbow Room where approximately on hundred and twextyâ€"five business men and mine execut ves of the disâ€" trict were on hand to hear Mr. B. G, bitions had been reached this year in the offering of sc.::olarships for the best essays on conservation by memâ€" ters of H. . age. Mayor Officially Opens Employment Offices wetc made by Mayor Karl Eyre. On hand to greet*the visitors and show them about the premises was Mr. Geo. Charron manager o. the branch and Mayor Karl A. Eyre expressed the thanks of the club or the informative and timely address, and President F. A. Woodbury sdded ‘ his personal words of appreciation. Mention of the Kiwanis Minstre] Show brought Dr. I. T. Brill forwart with the announcement that H. Fuk had been appointed treasurer for th activity, and â€"all ticket money should be handed over to him. tingu who mede hand for Bradette, : Another valuable feature was ths issuing Oof an official bulletin to keey members in constant and complets touch with the work of the Porcupin: KRod and Gun Club. LOn. A.V. syYyKCS, CGrown sentative, was introduced Macdonald, who presented borsip button. These nev will be formally inducted meeting. Brian Shellon reported t rangemeats with the Min Another guest for the day Game Warden Don Sylvester, wh was introduced by Past President Q R. Kennie, who made apt reference tC Mr. Sylvester‘s five years of succes: ful and useful work as game warde and his many other years of activ, interest in conservation, A special feature of the luncheopn was the welcoming of two new memâ€" bers to the Club. This brief cere, mony was in charge of Past Lieutenâ€" antâ€"Governor P. T. Moisley, Bob Nelâ€" son introduced Jesse French, proâ€" gramme director of CCK.G.B., and prr sented him with his membership butâ€" AV. bykes,. Crown Tenreâ€" April 29th was to the effect ne‘ proceeds would be divir fifty between the Timmins and the Schumacher Lions. 7 playing would be allâ€"star te: the National Hockey League American Hockey League, w players from this part of th duded the membjers st the ] > and Mr. R. Smith, of North hern Ontari> Veteran‘s r who spoke breifiy. AnotL‘er i shed guest of the luncheon, mede a special effort to be i for the occasitn Mr. > memjsers st the head R. Smith, of North Bay irip Veteran‘s Adminis e breifiy. AnotLer dis st of the luncheon, ant ds Hotel in the approximately tyâ€"five business ves of the disâ€" hear Mtr. B. G, NE tear ., dnd pI rship but ife repre by. Gt."; A the mew mat at 16 i1 m fifty 1{g UE Gom the 011 the 11 1 Judge J. Smily Rules Assessment Roll Valid them out and would continue hai made mat Legion Celebrate 32nd Anniversary Of Vimy Ridge One of the Highligths of the cevenâ€" ing was the toast to the 89ers by Comrade Al. Wetmore in his very pemarks. He mentrioned that ‘the Vimy Night should be discarded it was now past history and be replaced by a Thirtyâ€"niner Night. but in just what form, it woud be ":e could not say, without considerable thought. In reply to the tcast, Lloyd Raney spoke fcr the returned men and said that The Allied Forces was toasted by P. ~J. Dunlop, ‘who touched on the deeds ard tl:e accomplishments of this great force and nothing would have been accomplished without this great ‘orce. In reply to this toast John VanRaszsel, D. F. C. andBar said it was the Imperials who deserved the most of the praise. property v actual town and that are Dr. James B. McClinton was called upon to give the toast to the ladies and he congratulated the Auxiliary for for theeir wonderful dinnec: and for thert excellent work in the Legion Mrs. Presley, President of the Auxilâ€" lary thanked Drs McClinton for his kind words. Before the closing a‘ the meeting tie chairman called the attention of thcse present to the m%dcl’of Vimy Mcmer al which was made to scale and1 had been built by J. VanRassel. idd he tcast )leticn of Sluiields, ( Must Guard Against Re Occurrence aga n. no {femorial andred | The ‘What are we iinst a similiar t::z3 1949 ass: er Partleman forget about : the return should not not return. . James B tabl EVERY THURSD A Y night pBi J «B to the the « alled Ridge wa t by the C Branch 88, Hall. App!t torans sat 4o Urans sat dowWn to th to enjoy the deliciou the Ladies Auxllig 1 linne on * KWit daTvV iry of the Battle celebrated Satâ€" Canad.an Legion 8, in the Legion proximately two 4oxn to the banâ€" â€"~XO C irence those 1 the meeting ho attention of m%dcl'of Vimy | I made to scale | vy J. VanRassel l i1 of Timmins, he menticoned, ruggles of the l and how the able to help aat The Town 0. The town Y o[f the cvenâ€" the 39ers by in â€" his very Canada i proposing t the comâ€" master Wm. Carswell to re with Pat Câ€"QCCurrs hould be roughly.‘ y spoke id that 1enx; who O guiaird we met Counâ€" meal The fee submitted by the town solâ€" icitors for their work on the Arbitraâ€" tion between the Town of Timmins and The Timmins Fire Department Local 535 came in for heavy discussion. ‘"We should hire other ‘sclicitors in cases such as this and for another thing I htnik the fee is too high and Champicns‘ips which ; | April 19, 20 and 21; the for Beginners and Kxp ‘and for Girls. The Ve reserved May 7 for t] Sale; Skyâ€"Hi has plan Bean Supper to h \The Tw.n Towners a: |\ Bazaar: Kirby Nâ€"YÂ¥ are When Judge R. A. Danis ruled thaat the whole assessment roll be turned back to the assessor with instructions to make a reâ€"assessment in the matter of an appeal from the Counrt of Revâ€" ision of the Town of Timmins wherein J. P. Bartlieman was the appellant and the Corpcration of the Town of Timâ€" mins was respondent. Wit‘. the approval of the town counâ€" cil the Town of Timm ns applied for a prohibhtion order, prohibiting the uponrn this question. I do not t::ink this is a case for costs and there w.ll be no order as to costs."‘ The prohibition order came from Judge J. Smiley on April 2nd, where the case was tried by him in the high court sessions of the supreme Court sessions of the Supreme Court of Ontâ€" ario. T.:e appellants. J. P. McLaughâ€" lin, J. P. Bartleman, and R. Bannino have fifteen days to appeal to the Appellant Diviation of the Supreme Court of Ontario to have the prohibiâ€" tion order of Judge J. Smiley quashed. A petition was also received froim fourteen property holders on Street, east side. between Howard Ave. and Ross Ave. for a s‘dewalk. This was referred to the Public Works Department. 4 Council Discuss Arbitration Fees The Timins Y"s Men‘s Club are busy making plaans jor the celebration of their third Anniversary, in addition to the very special club project which ‘s scheduled for May 20. The Wings have lined up a huge array of prizes for thciir Second Annual Hard Times Dance to be held at the Pav on April 20. â€" Who will be the Corn Queen? Applcations are beirg received at the "YÂ¥*" for the District Table "Tennis Champicns‘ips which are slated for April 19, 20 and 215 there are thing I htnik the fee is too high an(l we should let the mknow about n councillor DelVillano. "I request that this matter be weâ€" ferred to the finance chairman and the subject be thoroughly gone into, for the benefit of the rest of the counâ€" cil," remarked Mr. Bartleman. The Maycr added, "the chairman of hte fire and light committee should also look into the matter." Pazaar: Riroy I a Carnival. To days each week! Coming Events At The YMCA Judge veterans in Christy Street "I thought that Caristy St1 pitel had been done away v marked Aube. The matter was referred Publ:c Relations Department. Attending the regular coun inz yesterday afternogon wer Eyre and Councillors DelVill; Aube, Aubry, Barteiman an Mr. Guindon made a forma to the counc l for a rebat Mayor the ma In y. â€" He also has four dependents io depend on his livelyhood. .I ggest that we rcoferr it to the Wellare partment for action and recommend at ais request be Th Single Copyâ€"Five Cents ed sment, also prohib ting the asses ind the town clerk from makin reâ€"assessment as directed by th ict Judge. erim 241 h1 Ladies Auxiliary of * to the ecunc l mad rmission to hold a A4th or July 8th it able ned The Pioneer Paper of the Porcupine ind Established 1912 COUNCIL NOTES judgement returning the roll also prohib ting the has plans made for a to be â€"he‘d at the Y; ‘owners are planning a y Nâ€"Y are ‘talking about Too bad there are only 7 o. the opinion, therefore, t for prohib.tion should to the searned District : beirg received at the Table Tennis which are slated for 1 21; there are groups ind Experts, for Boys The Venus Nâ€"YÂ¥ have 1 for their Rummage arleiman and Ba made a formal req for a rebate on 1â€"the circumstance 1, "this man is a cri walk and is makit made Judge ald of Hospita Street ] tag sLaAnces ) 4 a making : aAno, JFAaAV d Balley il reques e on hi i) 241 reqqut 11 m Ho VOIL 1€ 16