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Timmins Council Knights of Columbus, No. 2403. Each new term sees more pupils at the various schools in Timmins, and it may be noted‘ in passing that the evidence of growth is apparent in Schumacher, South Poreupine and other districts,. For the term openâ€" ing on Monday of this week, there were about thirty new pupils reg‘sâ€" tered at the Public Schools here, and almost an equal number at the Separâ€" ate Schools. VOICE CULTURE ALL WILL BE PLEASED TO NOTE THAT MR, WILL RICHARDS, BARITONE VOCALIST old Medalist, also winner om many Eisteddford Prizes, has commenced "Teaching Voice Production. _ Those who are interested in Singing and would like to take advantage of his 17 years Practical Experience please } call at 120 Elm St., North or write to P. O. Box 402. Timmins, ~Ont. Meetings every second and fourth Wednesday in the club rooms over the Tavlor Hardware Store. THIRTY NEW PUPILS START AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Residence Phonesâ€"537 and 258 P.0O. Box 903 Timmins, Ont. Ludford and Skelly 134 Spruce Street, South GENERAL PAINTERS Signs, Autos, Houses, Interior Decorating Other Personal and Other News Items from Connaught Correspondent. G.6.1.1. GROUP AGTIVE AT GONNAUGHT STATION Special correspondence to The Adâ€" vance. Connaught, April 15th. (Gilad to report Mr. McJanet conâ€" valescent. W. MceConnell dJeft Tuesday for his midâ€"week servtces at Holland and surrounding district. We understand one of our popular young men is minus a diamond. (Will someone explain?) Mrs, Connelly and Mrs. O Donnell are visiting in North Bay. * The members of the C.G.LT. Group wish to take this opportunity cef thanking the ladies of our Chunch who so kindly loaned their cherished house plants for our Easter Service. Mrs, Davis, of Timmins, spent [Monâ€" day visiting at the home of Mrs. H. A. Aitchison. The (Group will weleome items of interest to ‘be published, and these may be given to any of the members of cur group, before Tuesday evening of each week. Mrs. Wood of â€"»South Poreupine spent Tuesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. R. Aitchison. Three heanty cheers for our Ladies Aid. Don‘t miss a Sunday Night Service and one of these evenings you may get a little light on the suwbject. Much credit is due to the C.G.LT. Group and their leader for the able way in which they decorated the church for the Easter Sunday Serâ€" vice. A word of praise to the Group helps. Missges Genevieve and Adelard Mceâ€" Janet spent Sunday at their parental home. Miss Barnett, of Schumacher, and ‘Miss Walker, of Timmins, were Easter wvisitors at Mns. Day‘s. Mr. A, Maclean spent Sunday at Swastika. ‘Mr. H. Doonan returmed home to Cobalt Monday noon. The Union Church was erowded Easter Sunday Evening and had for its speaker Mr. Goss, who delivered a very impnessive sermon. Mrs, H. King has left for Toronto where she will in future reside. Miss Margaret Kant entertained a few of her friends on Monday night. The Ladies Aid held their Monthly Tea at the home of Mrs. Farmer. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO The P.D.F.L. ‘had a meeting on Monday evening and drew up the schedule for the next month‘s matches. Thurs, April 30â€"Laneastrians vs Cornish Oneâ€"andâ€"All. Porcupine District Football League Games Up to and Including May 30th. The following is the schedule of the P.D.F.L. matches up to and including May 30th :â€" Tuesday April 28$â€"Holiinger vs Townâ€"A. Sat., May 2â€"Dome Mines vs. Holâ€" linger. Sat., May 2â€"Schumacher vs Lanâ€" castrians. Tues., May 5â€"Holly Recreation Club vs. Townâ€"B. Thurs., May 7â€"Townâ€"A. vs. Dome Mines. Tues., May 12â€"Townâ€"B vs. Holly Recreation Club. Sat., May 9â€"Cornish vs. Schuâ€" macher. Tues., May 19â€"Lancastrians vs Holly Recreation Club. Thurs., May 14â€"Hollinger vs. Lanâ€" castrians. Thurs., May 14â€"Schumacher vs Townâ€"A. Thurs., May 21â€"Townâ€"A. vs. Holâ€" linger, Sat., May 23â€"Cornish vs. Townâ€"B. Mon., May 25â€"Townâ€"B. vs. Dome Mines. Thurs., May 28â€"Schumacher _ vs. Hollinger. Sat., May 30â€"Dome Mines vs. Corâ€" nish. Wed., May 20â€"Domes Mines, vs. Schumacher. Tues., May 26â€"Holly Recreation Club vs. Cornish. ~Mr. J. G. Gogs, of North Bay, Gnand Organizer of the L.O.L., is in the Camp and meeting with much success in his work. ~On Saturday evening he conducted a meeting in Timmins, deâ€" livering a stirring address on the principles of the Order, the meeting attracting a good attendance. On Monday evening the Grand Organizen conducted a very successful meeting at Golden City. He is busy this week organizing a lodge of the Order at Schumacher. There are already 45 members for this dlodge at Schuâ€" macher, it is understood.\ GRAND ORGANIZER OF THE ORANGEMEN IN DISTRICT The annual Selfâ€"Denial Week colâ€" lection by the Salvation Army is now on, and any day you may expect a eall from Capt. Cornthwaite. Give him a good welcome and a good contribuâ€" tion. It is for a worthy cause. The money will be used and‘ used wisely, for the good work of the Army,â€" relieving poverty and distress, helpâ€" ing the unemployed, feeding the hunâ€" gry, assisting the sick and afflicted, giving cheer and comfort to children and to all who most need assistance and sympathy. sSALVATION ARMY DENTIAL FUND COLLECTION. Chief Parcher, of Cobalt, has recomâ€" mended an increase in the town taxi license fees to $50.00 for the first car and $25.00 for subsequent cans owned Cordially invite the citizens of Timâ€" mins to call at any evening between 8.30 and 12 p.m. to inspect the quarâ€" ters and to learn the good purpose of our Club. Anyone who wish to make this inâ€" spection will be welcome to come. The Club is open every evening inâ€" cluding Sunday. R. R. PAGLIARL, â€"says Taxi Tad. Many women find Hamilton‘s Taxi doorâ€"toâ€"door service a great convenâ€" ience when shopping. 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