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10W much we enjoyed the brcadcast of worship that came over the air from St. Paul‘s last sunday morning. Although not present with you in the flesh we were with you all in the spirit, and experienced something of the meaning of "Community of Saints," we have not enjoyed such a service for a long time. "I believe we are at the eve of great changes in church life and work and look for a return to the faith of our fathers, from which so .â€"many in these days have departed. ‘‘Att i8A ‘day of opportunity which also implies responsibility and the church will rise to meet it. I am sure St. Paul‘s will. The organist and choir, God bless them, gave us great joy in their part to make the service one of 4 I°EVW WEEKS betf Referring to â€" broadcast of NC Archdeacon said "How much _ THIS WEEK | AT THE " Mac" Monday evening in the Parish Hall, saw the annual meeting of the congregation of St. Paul‘s church, inspite of the inclement weather; a gratifying number of parishioners was present. The rector, Rev. David Mitchell preâ€" sided. Mrs. T. R. Sullivan acted as secretary. Reports were read from the 71 pm. Sch Lions vs Combines p.m. Timmins Lions vs Moneta CARPENTER SHOP Moving Moment He read a brief extract from letter received fzrom him only few weeks before his death. Referring to the anniversary ordcast of November 27, the wWiii Also Cene:it from this increased discount. The following table will show the dmounts to te saved by prepaying taxes: Amt. of Receipt $10 $20 $50 $100 $1000 I Costâ€" January â€"9.80 19.60 49.00 98.00 980.00 Feb. 9885 19.70 4925 98 n 984 An 1 SOUTH PORCU SKATING SENSATIONS OPF 1950 8.15 p.m. Meeting At St. Paul‘s sSKATING sSENSATIONS OF 1950 5.15 p.m. Monday SKATING SENSATIOXNS OF 1950 8.15 p.m. Minor Alterations Shelves Bookeases and Built In Cupboards Sr. Hockey Mcintyre vs. Combines hone 1876â€"M 126 Toke St. Timrmmins TIMMINS, Ontar 0oi heceipft $10 $20 $50 $100 $1000 !â€" January â€"9.80 19.60 49.00 98.00 980.00 Feb, 9.85 19.70 49.25 98.50 985.00 I March _ .9.90 19.80 49.50 99.00 990.090 April 9.95 19.90 49.75 99.50 995.00 In addition, a further discount of 1 percent will be allowed on amount of your second instalâ€" ment of taxes if fully paid by date of first inâ€" staiment. Anyone requiring further details of this Plan is invited to call in to the Collection Office at the Town Hall. Do NoT HESITATE â€" SAVE BE PREPAYING Ssaturday 8 p.m. The Town of Timmins has decided to increase imount of discount on prepayment of taxes rom the present rate of 3 percent per annum o 6 percent per annum. The main purpose behind this increase in disâ€" ‘ount is to encourage ratepayers to prepay their axes thereby saving money for themselves, and it the same time helping the cash position of the Town. tateDayers naving on manthly inctalmant nlan Juvenile vllocke,v Tobey‘s Wednesday TOWN OF TIMMINS 1949 Tax Prepayment Discount Tuesday Friday paying on monthly instalment plan JOHN M. McDONALD, Treasurer E. B. Martin, Collector ario, January 13. 1950 } News From Hydro Discussed He discussed the hydro quesâ€" tion, regarding shortage of pow â€" er and answered many queries regarding it. The reason is deâ€" finitely shortage of water and until Spring this shortage will be with us. y L. Hunkin, chairman of the Public AffairsCommittee introâ€" duced Jim Burke, Superintendâ€" ent of Hydro in this area, as guest speaker. On Monday evening the Kiwaâ€" nis held their regular weekly meeting in the Airport Hotel with Dave Austin in the chair. Bnileau â€" consented through his lawyer, G. Evans. to the exâ€" tent of time given. The witnesâ€" ses came from Iroauois Falls and the claimant in the case is still in hospital there. One drunkard paid a $50 fine as it was his second offence. J. H. Dixon paid $25 as finge for "failure to file" Careless Driver The case of careless driving preferred against Roland Boilâ€" ean was adjourned for six weeks Short court on Tuesday quickâ€" ly disposed of three cases: Following the ing, lunch was Women‘s Club. Thanks Voiced A vote of thanks was given to organists, janitor, Sunday Schoo! teachers, Choir Mother and Altar linen superintendent. Following the business meetâ€" ing, lunch was served by the Adamson The following vestry men were apnpointed by the rector: A. Balfour, John Jay, R. J. Connelly, Gerald Rosebrugh, Harry Buck and Nick Harbar. Elected as People‘s Warden: Mrs. Russell Lang. Vestrymen: T. R. Sullivan, E. S. Robinson. Stanley Jay; Hawken, H. E. Roderick and S. E. Tripp. Svnod Delegates: A. Balfour, D. E. A. J. McKittrick and W. S. A. A. Balfour (Men‘s Club). Mrs. Phillips (Little Helpers). Mrs. Rosebough (Sunday School). Miss S. Robinson (Choir). Ernie Harris, treasurer, reâ€" ported that there was a balancâ€" ed budget for 1949, and an inâ€" crease in regular contributions to the church. T. R. Sullivan presented the Envelope Secreâ€" tary‘s _report, and both Mr. Harris and Mr. Sullivan will continue in office. Arpointments and Elections The rector appointed Mr. Winton S. Adamson as Rector‘s Warden. ary) (2) Installation of chimes from the organ and a pulpit. A Good Idea Outside parishes could be apâ€" proached. An Archdeacon Woodâ€" all Memorial Fund would appeal to many people outside the parish. Plans could be gauged by the reception of the appeal by the general public. Reports were read by: Mrs. Nitchke (Women‘s club). Mrs. Rogers (W.A.) Nancy Wilder (Girls Auxiliâ€" (1) A bell tower and porch on front of the church, a proper basement under present strucâ€" ture. A Memorial? Following the reading of this letter, the rector expressed the hope that a memorial to this beloved churchman‘s memory could be erected. Among sugâ€" gestions as to the form such a memorial would take were the following : praise. Give them our thanks with our love." Kiwanis Dinner Police Court Dis J € Fade, Balfourt, Drynan and Roderick, Sending gifts but not present were: Charades and games rounded out the evening which terminatâ€" el in a delightful buffetâ€"lunch. Miss Joan Lagary provided musâ€" ical entertainment at the piano. Those present included: Mesdames Hart. Farren, Knutâ€" «son. Dohertv, McGinn, Taylor, Houghton, PBunn, Déeacon, G. Smith, R Clark, E. Harrison. Mrs. G. Rosebrugh, Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Wm. Fairhurst, Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. P. Murohy, Mrs. ILL. Hart, Mrs. G. Knutson and Mrs. E. J. Rapsey. Miscellaneous Shower Another delightful party for the new bride, Mrs. V. H. Evans, was staged on Monday at the home of Mrs. ‘Gordon Brown who was hostess at a miscellaâ€" neous shower. A prettilyâ€"decorated basket in pink and white held a number of dainty gifts and was presentâ€" ed to the guest of honor by the hostess. Mrs. Rogers, M ind Mrs. E. Harri Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. Ed. Harâ€" rison, Mrs. F. Huggins, Mrs. Freod Mason, Mrs, M. Bessette, Mrs. S. McGinn, Mrs. R. Dewar, Mrs. T. Holmes, Mrs. W. G. Smith, Mrs. Gordon Browne. Contributing to the gift but unable to attend were: A delightful lunch was served after the presentation of the cifts. Tea was poured by Mrs. Ed. Harrison. Many of those who had served with Mrs. Evans on the Community Programmes were present. Guests present included: Mrs. Alec Balfour, Mrs. W. Deacon. Mrs. Lyn Huggins, Mrs. T. Cahill, Mrs. Carlo Cattarello, Mrs. C. Carruthers, Mrs. E. K. Martin. Miss M. Hamilton. triâ€"light floor lamp was also acâ€" certed charmingly by the guest of honor. A corsage of roses was preâ€" sented to the, bride and as a group gift from those present, a On Thursday last Mrs. Ralph Fllis and .Mrs. Lex Welsh were joint hostesses at a party held in honor of Mrs. V. H. Evans at the home of Mrs. Ellis, 32 Powell Avenue, South Porcupine. Mrs. V. H. Evans has been enâ€" tertained at numerous parties since her return to South Porecuâ€" pine after her recent marriage. Mrs. Lyn Huggins of Conâ€" naught Hill held a dinner and narty in honor of the First Lady on Tuesday. Beuquet For Bride Candleâ€"light and flowers with a lovely wedding cake featured the festive board and afterwards the guest of honor was presentâ€" ed with a bouquet of carnations and chrysanthemums. s Those present included: Mrs. Mabel Tayilor, Mrs. Golâ€" die Blytheman, Mrs. Bess Lonerâ€" gan. Mrs. Isabel Brown, Mrs., Sophiec McGinn, Mrs. Kay Hart and Mrs. Margaret Pearce. Welfare Convener, Miss E. White. Table Convener, Mrs. Boyd. Kitchen, Mrs. C. Clement. Flower Convener, Mrs. E. Anâ€" derson. Music. Mrs. Armstrong. Manse, Mrs. Melville. Hon. Presidents: Mrs. R. J. Ecott and Mrs. C. Melville. President: Mrs. Breneton. Viceâ€"Presidents: Mrs. H. Cook and Mrs. Wm. Boyd. Recording Secretary, Mrs. C. H. Libby. Treasurer Mrs. C. S. Anderson. Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. D. Thompson. DPevotional Leader, Mrs. C. Melville. A recent meeting to elect new officers on the W. A. of South Porcupine United Church reâ€" sulted in Mrs. E. W.,. Breneton being elected president to sucâ€" cced Mrs. J. E. Armstrong who has served faithfully for three years in that capacity and whose resignation was regretâ€" fully accepted. Service Recognized Mrs. Armstrong was presented after the business meeting with a china teaâ€"service in recogniâ€" tion of her devotion to office during the years of presidency. She thanked the members and expressed her thanks also for the coâ€"operation of the execuâ€" tive. Members of the tive: L. Kramer announced to the club that the committee on Agriculture was applying to the Province for a Charter to form a Horticultural Society in South Porcupine. Twentyâ€"five names were added to the application. J. Malkin and Bill Shields, councillors, were both guests of the Kiwanis, also the Hydro area manager. Pat Murphy was received as a new member of the club, and was welcomed. If all would save 10 per cent no shortage of power would be cvident. arties For Mrs. Evans LUNCHEON PARTY W. A. Election Mrs. H. MeInnis new execuâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS vl/////l/lIIIIl/ll///////l//l//l////ll).i///IIIII////.I; yB e S n e n n n o in n i t n e s o o n o io in in io i i i hn t 65 4 4 o+ Mr, Arthur Bennett of the Bank of Tnrontn has been trans«â€" ferred to Petrolia, where he will be foined later by Mts. Rennett (Bera Trsulak)}. His nlace in the bank here will be taken by Roger DesAlliers, of Penetang. Mrs. Joe Amm of Front Street whose husband, oldâ€"timer of Camvn, and recent resident o South Porcupine, died at hi: home here on Thursday, after long illness. After services in St. Matthew‘s Guests present included (beâ€" cides the wives of the firemen): Mr. and Mrs Llovyd Hunkin. Mr. pnd Mrs. Malkin. Mr. and Mrs, W. (i. Smith, Mr. Shields, Mrs3. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stirlinge. Mr. and Mrs. H. Montâ€" â€"~â€" Mr: _ and _ _ Pat. â€" CC Murohyv., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson. Miss M. Skvahyvk. Miss I. Libby and Mrs. Maxwell Smith. Everyone vpresent voted this narty one of the most successâ€" ful and eninvable of those held by the S.P.F.D. After dinner the room was cleared for dancing and bridge was also a form of entertainâ€" ment. Prizewinners at bridge were Mrs. Carlo Cattarello, and Mr. Emerson Bowes. Music During Dinner Mrs. Jean Larcher plaved the plano during the banauet. Each councillor in turn made a short speech and all gave praise to the Volunteer Fire Deâ€" partment. After "O Canada," grace was said by_Fire Chief Farren. Toast to the King was follow»d by a welcome from the Fire Chief and Mr. Clarence Anderâ€" son proposed a toast to the ladies, which was excellently done. Mrs. Wilder responded for the ladies. Guests were inâ€" troduced and Reeve Evans thanked those present for the welcome given to himself and Mrs. Evans, and paid high triâ€" bute to the efficiency of the local fire brigade. Unigue placeâ€"cards made by Mrs. J. Wilson were much adâ€" mired. They were red hydrants bearing each guest‘s name at the table. An excellent turkey cupper was prepared by the hotel caterers. Head Table Wellâ€"Headed At the head table, the Reeve, Mr. V. H. Evans, and the new First Lady, held the post . of honor, and all councillors were present. A most enjoyable evening was spent by some forty guests and members of South Porcupine Fire Department on Saturday evening at the Airport Hotel when the S.P.F.D. held its anâ€" nual banquet. Each Tuesday at 4.00 p:m. the classes begin and prospective pupils may then be admitted. Both teachers are doing exâ€" cellent work with the pupils that they have, and now that, for a very small fee, tapâ€"danâ€" cing is available as well as balâ€" let, they are confident that many more parents will take advantage of the opportunity offered. 4 The auditorium at this school is admirably suited to the reâ€" quirements for this particular branch of education. On Thursday last it was a priâ€" vilege to watch these young children as they gracefully went through their lessons, twirling on their tiny toes and being taught the art of graceâ€" ful deportment. Now that the Broadway Ayâ€" enue School auditorium has been made available for the classes in toe and tap dancing for school children, under the tutelage of Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis, the capacity for more pupils has been greatly increasâ€" ed. Today the visiting teams will be invited to compete in friendâ€" ly games during morning and afternoon. Lunch was served at the Airport Hotel. Teams were expected from Dome, Paâ€" mcour, Cochrane and Iroquois Falls. The first competition in the Laxdies‘ Curling Club of S. Porâ€" cupine was won by Mrs. Ruby Rudkin, with Mrs. Jean Wilder. Mrs. Marjory McVey, and Mrs. Grace Murray,. This was a Round Robin. (ieneral Motors Diesel Engine Model 6030C Driving Generator 75 KVA Close Coupled. All necessary equipment for above including Bepco Panel Board Practically new, used only 150 howu Diesel Electric Generator FOR SALE Firemen‘s Banque TOE TAP DANCING PRICE â€" $11,500.00 Barberâ€"Ellis Of Canada Limited Brantford, Ontario. CURLING by the Hospital Oldâ€"Timer Passes Our sympathy is extended to Mrs. Joe Amm of Front Street, whose husband, oldâ€"timer of the Camvn, and recent resident of South Porcupine, died at his home here on Thursday, after a Charles McInnis, Oscar Hendâ€" erson, Andy DeRosa, Edgar J. Ransey, Milas Clarke and Emerâ€" son Grant. f His son. Preston. of Sudbury : and daughter. Jessie, of Picton; were able to be present. T‘wo other sons survive: Earl, medical doctor of London, Eng.; end Marshall, in Newfoundland. Interment â€" was . in T_ié-cl-zil“é Cemetery. Rev. R. J. Scott conduéted the service which was attended by cuite a number of oldâ€"timers, six of whom acted as pallâ€"bearâ€" ers: Funeral services were held in Hunkin‘s Funeral Parlors on Thursday for Frank Hamilton, old resident of South Porcupine. who died in a Toronto Hospital after having been ill for some time.. He was 69 years old and had lived in the Camp since 191 1: Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Lee Sauder, who receivâ€" ed news on Saturdav of the death of her brother, Mr. Hegâ€" gart in Sunnybrook Hospltal ‘TOronto. of a baby daughter on Tuesday, January 10. This‘ is the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Costello of BRloor Avenue. Mrs. Costello left for Atikokan on Wednesday to stay for some days. Congratulations ~to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hogan (Rita Cosâ€" tello) of Atikokan (near Fort William) who became parents To Mr. and Mrs. R. Durkin (Dorothy Sharp), of Timmins, on January 13, in the Porcupine General Hospital, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Labruche, of Porcupine, a son, on January 13, in the Porcupine General Mrs. E. J. Rapsey is spending some days in hospital after havyâ€" ‘ng been confined to the house for some months with arthritis. Her many friends wish her a quick return to health. turned after vi tives. Darwin Aitken returned to Aylimer, Ont., after spending the New Year with his parents, on Crawford Street. Friends of Mrs. H. Ferrigan regret to learn that she is ill in the local hospital and wish her speedy recovery. Porcupine Chapter 84, Order of Eastern Star, is holding a rummage sale in the Masonic Hall on Saturday, January 28th, at 1.30 p.m. A penny sale will be held in the Masonic Hall on Friday of this week at 8.30 p.m. under the auspices of the Rebekah Lodge. Mr. Ven. Rowe is able to be convalescing at his home at Dome Extension after having spent two months in hospital. While in of Mrs. To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Babanâ€" o (Jean Gallai) of Golden Ave., . Porcupine, on January 6, a aughter, in the Porcupine Genâ€" ral Hospital. Miss Jessie Hamilton, Reg.N. of Picton, has returned after at tending the funeral of her fath. er, the late Frank Hamilton Mrs. D. A. McLellan and daughter, Margaret, are spendâ€" ing the weekâ€"end in Toronto and Buffalio. Social Personal Matt. Donovan has reâ€" from Kirkland Lake afâ€" siting friends and relaâ€" town she was the guest Wm. McDowell. Deaths Births Eis mne Matheson‘s moneers, Jacob ‘St (Jake) Beggs, passed away in his home on Wednesday, January 11. at 12.30 p.m.. at the age of 72 years, D€ after a lingering heart tilment ftar Proâ€"Cathedral, Timmins, "â€"the body was taken to Eardley (near Quoyon, qQuebec), for inâ€" terment. Many neighbours and old friends from South Porcupine and Schumacher attended the service in Timmins which was conducted by Dean Robinson and Rev. David Mitchell of St. Faul‘s, South Porecunine was lzsid to 1 in Matheson Those the funeral â€" Tracy, of twenty _ mer Lodge from were unable the bad snov J. Cameron, Dobson, P. Doal, Harkâ€" ness and J. Morgan. Internment took place at Hillcrest Cemetery. This is the third break in the Johnson household in less than three years. In May 146th, 1947, Mrs. Dan Johnson lost her older sister Annie in her 84th year. December 12th, 1948, Mr. Daniel Johnson passed away in his 76th year. And this year, January 11} great= Iriend. .Ianni\ Pallbearers T. Hough, R. S. Potter, C. C Kaye, and V. Hembruff Honorsary Pallbearers: J. Cameron, Dobson. P Masonic Funeral services were held on Saturday, January 14, at St. Anâ€" drews United Church, Rev. H. Hungâ€" isto officiating. He was a familiar fig son‘s Store" where he the late Daniel Johnsor he made his home unt only relative, a brother predeceased him some was a member of the fol Masonmic, Loyal Orange snd Rebekah. i72aA., that time ha six months. The late Mr. I Lisbrun, Ireland a Chutes (Mathesc spending two ve: Matheson And District News Eli Bri storm way at Mathes Mprs. pointed is co ing: Mrs. L Mrs. F. Dave nnd, whoney Bruce. The hall had alr served for Jan. 20th,. caoncelled as the Of rented the hall for Thursdayv. At the lunch w assisted I One of mempbers, early day Membe; aln Roll Call was answe selves W. I. Ode at teen mem dent. Mrs. meoeting w One sceting )me o betf W . I. Meeting tec )6 Geqrqos lTasses S resld famili: where were:y T. Haley, J. A Potter, C. O. McLean, M ere T1 s, Mrs 1US10T rved I ittend on : tm blockin Mill December 12th, 1948, son passed away in id this year, January friend, Jacob Beggs They all passed away ‘r lingering illnesses. it of town attending : Mr. and Mrs. Robt. lehart, and about _ _Mitchell of St orcupme . _ I. members. Mrs. kis for a mile in a tting to the highâ€" to bring her to 1â€"already been reâ€" 0th. This was later _ _ Oddfellows had 1€ ree ladies stoof considered them Antiques." young Grandma Village History perused by the ps depicting the ‘ld 101 figure at "Johnâ€" he used to assist ison, with whom until death. The rer in the U.S.A., mne years ago. He following lodges, of the meeti: by the hostess Roberts. ) _ conlinue th committee ap of the follow Mrs. J. Kitts 7t Mrs. J. Kitts, O. McLean, ble, Mrs, EIlj ady been reâ€" "hic Aurnc re pened â€" th fing â€" of th rd‘s Prayer n â€" antique was â€" born at at McDougall 1906, latetr Philadelphia. By Mrs. C R. Weir Oddfellows Iment for in C th th ameron Others unt of ular the apâ€" On W UNION BUS TERMINAL NORTH BAY THURSDAY, JANUARY 1i9th 1950 Those leaving Matheson on Mon day last to attend jury duty at Coch rane were: Barry Miller, Alf. Haley Albert Barnes, and Cecil Bender. Mrs Cal. Gordon last week visited her daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Gorlon Lausch, at Golden City. Miss Joyce Brightwell, of Timmins spent a brief holiday at her home at Chillington recently. Congratulations are extended to Joyce who recently secured her RN. degree at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Timmins. Robt. Tracy of Englehart spent the weekend at Matheson, leaving on the Northland on Sunday evening. Gordon Bates, (Bud Slee) of South Porcupine was in Matheson on Monâ€" day last on business. A birthday celebration was held Friday, January 13th, at the home of Mrs. H. Grumbrill, Matheson, when she celebrated ner 82nd birthday. The guests chatted over a friendly cup of tea. The refreshâ€" nents included decorated birthday caoke with twenty eight candles. Those attending woere: Mrs. J. Henderson, niece of Mrs. Gumbrill. Mrs. J. Copus, Mrs. C. Ward, Mrs. E. McLaughlin, Mrs. F. Harbridge, Mrs. N. Childs, Mrs. M. Levoy. o TRIPS EACH WAY J EVERY DAY LEAVE NORTH BAY 9.40 A.M. 4.25 P.M Congraotulations are extended to Miss Lucille Alarie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Alarie, who reâ€" cently obtained her R.N. degree at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Timmins. We are proud to announce that of the four who secured their R.N. at that hospital two were from the Matheâ€" son district. Dr. and Mrs. C. Smillie of Torâ€" onto are staying at the Bermont Hotel while visiting friends at Matheson. The Doctor and family moved to Toronto during the war and they will doubtless find many changes in town and hospital durâ€" ing their eight years absence. Mrs. Donald Chalmers of Monâ€" teith is on the staff of the Imperial Bank, relieving Doug. Skorey, who left last week on a three week vacation. Mrs. Gumbrill has been a resiâ€" dent of Matheson for about thirtyâ€" eight years. Mrs. Waghorn, Mrs. L. E. B'egle,v Mrs. Moynes, Mrs. Smith of Bel leck, and many others. Social Person Birthd 11.45 r.M. Standard Time as are extended to larie, daughter of eo Alarie, who reâ€" artyv