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H. ..Drew,. â€"S.â€"©Brewer, A, Truscott, S.. Opie,, and J. Harris. Honorary Presidentâ€"B. Richards (reâ€"elected.) Honorary Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"J. F. Curnow (reâ€"elected). Presidentâ€"C. E. Richards. Viceâ€"Presidentâ€"P. Tonkin (reâ€"elecâ€" ed) and A. Odgers, The annual meeting of the Cornish Oneâ€"andâ€"All Football Club was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday. In the absence of the President, Mr. W. 8. Johns, the Viceâ€"President, Mr. P. Tonkin, occupied the chair. Among the communications read was one from Mr. Johns resigning as President of the Club. The annual report showed the Club in a very favourable position.. ‘The balance in bank at the beginning of the season, $45.53; receipts for the year, $623.06; total $668.59. Expenâ€" ditures for season, $500.20; leaving a balance in bank on October 3lit, 1925 of $168.39. The report was adopted unanimously Mr, F. J.‘Curnow, in moving the acâ€" ceptance of the report, said it was a credit to the Club, and he complimentâ€" ed the officers and executive for the way the affairs of the Club had been conducted. Mr. Curnow also said a few wellâ€"merited words of praise for the ladies of the Executive who also had taken a due share in the work of the Club,. Mr. Curnow suggested that the meeting could do no better than to reâ€"elect what was left on the old exeâ€" cutive, as he thought they had done remarkably well. Some of them were now away from the Camp, but enough were left to form a basis for another successful season. The following were the officers electâ€" ed for the ensuing year :â€" Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"F. J. Curnow (reâ€"elected). Cornish Football Club Has / Very Satisfactory Season Very Pleasing Balance in Bank After Successful Year. Officers for the Year Complimented. _ Broadening of Membership Discussed. _ Officers Elected for Coming Season. eplance OT redit to the d the offic The Rummage Sale held on Saturday day last by the Girls" Auxiliary of St. Matthetw‘s church proved both interesting and successful. There was an attr:; létne array of articles for sale and the event was well patronized. Mr. Odgers moved a hearty vote of thanks to the past President, Mr. W. S. Johns, and this was carried with enthusiasm. On motion of Mr. Curâ€" now, Sr., it was decided to have all Club funds remain in the bank until March 3lst, 1926, and any expendâ€" itures in the meantime be financed through social evenings or other events. It was agreed that a Social Evening and Dance will be held shortâ€" ly, arrangements for same being left in the hands of the executive. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO. largest meetin: (The Ladies of Charity announce a Bazaar to be held in the Parish Hall, of St. Anthony‘s R. C. Church, Timâ€" mins, From Monday, Nov. 23rd, to Saturday Nov. 28th, both days incluâ€" sive. The event will be along novel and interesting lines, and will also inâ€" clude vaudeville acts, games, and enâ€" tertainments for young and old. A nominal admission fee of ten cents will be charged for admission, and all attending are assured of many times the biggest dime‘s worth of enterâ€" tainment ever offered. Events by the Ladies of Charity are always good, and with the cause so good, there should be a crowded. attendance every day of the Bazaar next week. Interesting Event at Parish Hall, Nov. 23rd to 28th, inclusive. _ Miss Gertrude Coyne, R. N., Niinmins, is at present practicing Napsau Hospital, New York Cityv, LADIES OF CHARITY T0 BAZAAR NEXT WEEK of Sheet Metal Contractors [ Timmins, Ont. _ ..â€"-.. .....,.., o EEU. The Northern Fruit Company, as the tenant in the lower part of the building, informs iCouncil that the water service had never been interâ€" fered with by them. They did not use the water and had not touched the mins n »yeâ€"â€" M spent The Northern Fruit Company has sent The Advance a copy of a letâ€" ter written to the Town Council. This letter refers to the report in The Advance of the last Town Counâ€" cil meeting. In this report Mrs. Moffat was quoted as asking, for asâ€" sistance or advice in connection with the water service. **She had paid for the water service,‘‘ the report said, ‘‘bit the tenant in the lower part of the building had turned the water off."" | service. If the water had been turned off it must have been done by the Town, and the Northern Fruit Company feels that it should not rest under the unjust insinâ€" uation of interfering with the serâ€" vice to the hospital. t woyfea _ DID NOT SHUT OFF t TO CAIRNS HOSPITAL \ tew iraham, of Ottawa, s last week in Timâ€" t *4 4 4 4 4 4* and Livery Service mark This Doy,, , Mark this on the (ulendax friend Hubby Nes 5 C Ries To MoP‘ Thurs., Nov. 19th, 1925 s Taxi Tad 1J