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Monday. Nov. 30th, is Nominatoin Day for a number of in this North Land, including Timâ€" mins, Whitney and Iroquois Falls, all of whom have advanced the nominaâ€" tions and elections a month, so as to get away from the holiday rush at the end of the year. Mrs, E. J. Meyers is at present in anâ€"hospital in Detroit for treatment, having been in illâ€"health for some time past. Many friends here will wish her very complete and speedy return to health again.% Mr. T. C. Trick, of Buffalo, N.Y, was a visitor to the Camp last week %Bornâ€"In Timmins, Ontario, on Sunday, November 15th, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Archambault, Elm street south,â€"a son. ) Poreupine Poultry and Pet Stock Show at Timmins on Dee. 2nd and 3rd. ~Miss Mildred Macfartiane left on Tuesday for a ,}:isit to her home at Boston Creek. \ Thurs., Nov. 19th, 1925 Timmins and District Notes The‘following from this week‘s isâ€" sue of The War Cry, under the headâ€" ing of New Liskeard, Capt. and Mrs. Cornthwaite, will be of interest to all the â€" many friends in town of these officers formerly stationed at Timâ€" mins:â€"Major and Mrs Knight visited the Corps last Friday for the purpose of reorganizing the Lifeâ€"saving Guards Movement. Mrs. Knightâ€" remained for the weekâ€"end. We had a record atâ€" tendance at the Company night. Every branch of the Corps is on the upâ€"grade and we are in for victory‘ during the Winter months, y _ Mr. 8. R. MeCoy has been appointâ€" ed Secretary of the Timmins Curling Club to succeed Mr. Black who has resigned on account of being unable to find time for the duties of the office. â€"Work is nearing completion on the installation.of new air vents at the curling rink.\ Mrs. R. Glendon is visiting friends in North Bay.~ Pozetti‘s team beat Mill A. in a slow game to the tune of 14 to 8 on Monday. Pozetti‘s team is learning the game rapidly and surprised Mill A. considerably. Referee, J. Stevens. Pozetti‘sâ€"Hertle and Charbonneau, forwards; Giguere, centre; T. Holâ€" land and Leslie, guard. Mill A.:â€" Blackshaw and T. Smith, guard ; Piche, centre; Grant and Bmce, for\\ards The next meeting of St. Matthew‘s Social Club will be held on Tuesday, November 24th, at 8 p.m. in the baseâ€" ment of the church. Our meetings have so far been voted a success and no one should miss them. All members of the church are given a cordial inâ€" vitation to these gatherings, and to those who have yet to join, we Bay : ‘‘Come and enjoy yourself and you will want to come again.‘‘ The proâ€" gramme will be varied and amusing. On Thursday, Nov. 12th, at the Holâ€" linger Recreation Hall, Holland‘s Crusader‘s took Mill A, Intermediate Basketball team into camp in a fast game. _ Among the Crusaders Small and Cory were conspicuous by their playing but every Crusader was on the job. _ In this opening game two twentyâ€"minute periods were played. The score was 30 to 2. Mr. D. Brown, referee, Crusadersâ€"Spencer and Small, forwards; Stevens, centre; Cory and Forrester, guard. Mill A.â€"â€"i H. Smith, Johnston, Piche, Grant, forwards; Baker, centre; Blackshaw and W. Smith guard. | INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL ALSO AWAY TO GOOD START THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO rocs ons nc Due to the severe epidemic of Mumps and Whooping Cough in this community, those not observing quarantine regâ€" ulations will be subject to the full penalty of the law. The regulations in regard to quarantine in ALL cases of comâ€" municable diseases are to be rigidly enforced. The Public Health Department, Timmins Some men fail from knowing too little but more fail from knowmo' too much, and still more from knowâ€" ing it all. There will be two units of this style and the third unit will be a large sinâ€" gle chamber boiler of the C. G. E. type. (From the Broke Hustler ) The two big 25 cyele generators at Island Falls were first turned over on November 6th, and on November 9th, juice was supplied for lighting the plant and camps, The first electric boiler is expected to be in commission on or about Dec. Ist, at Island Falls The wiring is complete and as soon as the piping is done for the boiler the juice can be turned on and steam generated. The boiler consists of three iron tanks with an electrode in each and the tanks connected and erounded. Be reasonably sure before becomâ€" ing unreasonably positive. ISLAND FALLS POWER AT IROQUOIS FPALLS NOW Bornâ€"In Timmins, Ont., on Thursâ€" day, November 12th, 1925, to Mt. and Mrs. Jos. Berini,â€"a daughter. The A. 8. D. Club added another to the record of successful events this fall last night, when an excepâ€" tionally large attendstnee was present for the evening‘s meeting. Cards and dancing were the programme last night, Messrs J. Jacobs, M. Belanger and W. B. Andrews being the comâ€" mittee in charge of this event, and to this committee the thanks of the Club is due for the success attending the annual card party of the Club. Bridge was played, Mrs. N. Leamen winning the ladies‘ first prize, and W. B. Andrews the gentlemen‘s first. The consolation prize was won by Miss Ruby Hawkins. After the cards, and the serving of refreshments an enjoyable hour was spent in dancin«. The Club Orchestra furnishing the music. â€" Mr. E. L. Urquhart, Viceâ€" president of the A.S8.D. Club, eompliâ€" mented the committee in charge of the evening on the success attending their, efforts, and annuonced that the meetâ€" ing next Wednesday will be a Visitor‘s Night. Misses Birdie Hill, Nellie Studor, and Messrs R. Hoggarth and H, Shantz will be in charge of this event. Each member is entitled to ask some guest, ineligible for memberâ€" ship in the A.8S.D., to be present that evening as a guest of the Club. An enjoyable time is assured all. ARNNUAL CARD PaRTY aT A. 8. D. CLUB LAST NIGHT â€"Making Paper Exchange.. as ever. While on a hunting trip two boys were lost in the bush near North Bay on Saturday. Search parties went out after the lads.on Sunday and at noon on Monday found the two boys in a shack where they were suffering from cold and exposure and in a few hours more would likely have died from the lack of food and warmth. They were cared for and returned home to the Bay practically as well The next meeting of the St. Matâ€" thew‘s Social Club will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 24th, starting at 8 p.m. An interesting and diversified proâ€" gramme has been arranged, and all may be assured of a good time. Any atendants of St. Matthew‘s Church of 16 years or over is eligible for membership, and will be given a very hearty welcome. A. Home and Home games are to be arranged and referees appointed and the Tuxis and@ Trailrangers are lookâ€" ing forward to a busy and pleasant *..*, * * 0.“.“.“.“. At a meeting of the Works Board last week it was decided to registér the Tuxis and Trailrangers hool\ev teams this season with the N. 0. H. 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WRITE NOW. Which job. Address Hemphill Gov= ernment Chartered Trade Schools. Free Employment Service, 163 King St., W., Toronto. ~4(0p \ Messrs R. Richardson, A. E. Prout, C, Alton, J. Vaillancourt, E. Thompâ€" son, R. Wynne and G. Monoghan reâ€" turned on Saturday night from hunting trip to Otter, near North Bay: They are one of the few parties going out this season and returning with the full complement of moose. In addition they had a great holiday and the best of good times. Only five more days until Christâ€" mas. Shop early. A JOB FOR YOU