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and J,.~â€" ~bhovell, Among scoutls camping are Harry and Rupert Marâ€" tin, Tony Sampson, Carlo Cattarello, B. Bucovetsky, M. Uyonick, G. Kautâ€" man, Homer Melntosh, Maurice Varâ€" ker, BRill Morgan, O. Wright, Jim Rapsay, B. Laffin, Sam and Bruce Stoveli, G. Owens, J. Sharp, Jim Minâ€" er. They have an excellent beach at Clay Point and are thoroughly enjoyâ€" ing the outing. Boruâ€"-On Wednesday, August 8th, at the New York Poreupine to Mr. and The Sunday School picnie of the United ©Church is being held on the Hunter property, Poreupine, on Wodâ€" nesday, August 15th. The election for a councillor for Tisdale township passed off very quietly on Monday,. Very few of the voters of the district took advantage of their power of franchise, hence the vote polled at this end of camp was very small. The elected councetlHor was D. Kerr who had a majority of eightvâ€"eight votes over his combined Mr. W. Fairhurst left on Sunday for a holiday in the South. He was accompanied by the Misses Mills as far as Ottawa. Mr, J. Cunningham and four sons are holidaying in Ottawa and Campâ€" bellls â€" Bay., The {daughter, Misgs Eleanor, will motor back with them from Qttawa. Mr. F. Laforest and daughters left this week by motor for a trip to Campbells Bay, Toronto and Montreal. Mrs., Hilyar and daughter, of Toâ€" ronto, returned this week after a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olton, of the Ankerite. Master Allan Cripps acâ€" companied his aunt back to Toronto. Mrs. Cripps and son Billie, were visitors to Cochrane for the weekâ€"end. Master Billie went on to Hearst to stay with his aunt, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. W, W. Wilson has returned trom an extended visit to Braceâ€" bridge and other Southern Ontario points. â€" â€" Mr. Reg Vanghan left on Saturâ€" day for a trip to Ottawa, Montreal and the States. Trom - Miss Nellie Shea leaves Saturday for a week‘s holiday at North Bay. Miss Mabel Burke leaves this week to holiday in Sudburyvy and North The First Poreupine troop of Boyp seouts left for eamp at Clay Point in che Night Hawk section on Saturday ast under the leadership of Scoutâ€" laster V. Andrew, assisted by T. Foll ind J.â€"Stovell. _ Among the seouts ‘amping are Harry and Rupert Marâ€" in, Tony Sampson, Carlo Cattarello, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon and Phil: lip, of the New York Poreupine, leavs by motor on Wednesday for a holiday in Toronto, Niagara and Chatham. Eavle and Jessie Hamilton will accom pany them for a visit to their grandâ€" parents in Toronto. Miss Frances Olton returned to St. Catharines this week after a vacation with her parents at the Ankerite M ine. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett and children, of Toronto, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs., Ronald Vary, at the Paymaster. south Poreupine, Aug. 14th, 1928. special to The Advance. Miss Marguerite Train has returned from (“obalt where she was the guest of cher cousin, Mr. Carl Tram, and Mrs, Train. Her friend, Miss Helen Moore, daughter of Inspector of Proâ€" vincial Police W. Moore, motored back with her and will visit in South Porcupine. pponet 18, He 1. 4 _ Funeral of the Late R. Robertson at South Porcupine. Motor Car Upsets Near Foley O‘Brien. Small Vote at south Porcupine in Election for Councillor for Townâ€" ship. Other South Porcupine News. Governor Pinchot to Address South Porcupine Boy Scouts â€" Tues. Wed., August 21â€"22 14,.:30 P.M. SHARP Efi%fi?fifigfigfi No UnSnenoneneted Dr. A. H. Cameronâ€"Smith Physician and Surgeon Room 5 â€"Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Block Phone 770 Hours:â€"2 to 6 p.m., or by appointment 104, # *« #e w _ _ .“.“.“‘“ #. _ @_ «© e *s ## * + #* *# 4# ## # *4 # The funeral on Saturday of the late Robert Robertson was very largely attended, there being over forty ears in the procession from the United Chuch here. The service was conâ€" ducted by the Rev. I. Kennedy of Schumacher, in the absence of Rev. E. C. Moddle. The pallâ€"bearers were (Governor Pinchot, Mrs. Pinchot and their son, of Pennsvd\ama, U.S.A. are the guests of Colonel and Mrs. Stevenson at the summer home of the latter at Clay Point. The Governor is much interested in Boy Seout work and will probably give a talk at the camp of the Fllbt South Poreupine troop, which is a short distance from Clay Point. *} #*+ ate ols aonate 20000000 0004000004000 extricate the passengers from lhvil precarious position and then they were rushed to the hospital in this car. week in North Bay. Un Sunday a motor car containing live passengers turned a somersault at the Foleyâ€"O‘Brien Hill. Several of the passengers were rather badly cut and had to be taken to the hosâ€" pital at South Poreupine for treatâ€" ment. None were serious. Another car was travelling some distance beâ€" hind and said the unfortunate car was travelling slowly and that it Jooked as though the driver had been attracted by somethmg that someone said in the back seat, taking his eyes off the road as he turned to listen. The ocâ€" cupants of the car behind helped to vÂ¥ere Mrs. Robert Rickwardâ€"a daughter. Marriedâ€"By Rey,. I. Kennedy, of Schumacher, on Sunday, August 12th, Miss Mary Graybako to Mr. Phillip Graybako. The reeeption was held at the home of the bride on Strachan avenue. Mrs. P t| LUNCH SERVED TO ROOMS ORDER beautiful floral tributes sent ie following:â€"wreaths, Mr. and Fell and family, Mr. and Mrs. 13 Cedar Street south, corner Second Avenue, Timmins Hamilt@n is spending LADY LAURIER HOTEL ALL UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE NEW MANAGEMENT . LA CROIX, Proprietor Mr. M. A. James recently celeâ€" brated fifty years of continuous serâ€" vice as the editor of The Bowmanville Statesman. _ Under the guidance of Mr. James, and more recently with the assistance of his two sons, Geo. W. and Nokman James, The Statesâ€" man has progressed and prospered and is recognized as one of the leading weekly newspapers of Ontario, bright, newsy and infiuential. _ Mr. James has kept it always clean as well as bright, and the sort of paper that is welcomed in the best of homes. Fifty years‘ continuous service as editor of the one weekly newspaper is lookâ€" ed upon as a record in Ontario jourâ€" nalism. The press generally and the people of Ontario as a whole will exâ€" tend the wish that this wellâ€"known and useful editor may live to break his own record for service for many more years. Davis and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrew and B. Walker, Dome Footâ€" ball Club; basket, Tru:tees S.8. No 1 Tisdale, Mr.â€"and Mrs. G. Bannerâ€" man, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johns, Mr, and Mrs. R. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Clifâ€" ford Brook and Mr. and Mrs. G. Johns and family; wreath, O. Spiers and P. Richards; anchor, directors of Poreupine Agricultural Society, cresâ€" cent, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Jay, Mr. and Mrs. B. Curtis and family; sprays, Mr. and Mrs. il. Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. H. Trueluffe, Mr. and Mrs. Marâ€" celle, Mr. and Mrs. P. Cameron (Schumacher), Mrs. Helen Hogg, Dr. and Mrs. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. RK. McWilliams and family, Mr. and Mrs, G. Rowe and family, Miss M. MacDonald (Connaught), Mr. Z. Hart and family, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. White and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. MacDonâ€" ald (Connaught), Mr,. and Mrs. Dou:â€" glas (Winnipeg), Mr. and Mrs. E. Gervais. EDITOR OF THE ONE PAPER FOR FIFPTY YEARS NOW. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Sandy: ‘(‘Do you believe in transmigration o0‘ souls, Tam?"‘ Tam: “I dinna ken, I‘ve naethin‘ to dae wi‘ the fishin‘."‘‘ When ~C. A. Schiller, familiarly known as ‘‘Duke‘‘ Schiller, the wellâ€" known Canadian aviator, stopped one day last week at Sudbury to refuel a new plane he was flying he was placed under arrest by the Sud-bury1 police, on the request of the Dominion: police. The charge at first was unâ€" ‘derstood to be in connection with the fact that the plane had not been prn-j perly cleared by the Canadian cusâ€" toms when it A4eft Montreal. The plane was a new one just bought in New York. _ Schiller was taking the! plane from Montreal to Winnipeg fm" the Northern Aerial Mineral Exploraâ€" tion Co. Both he and his mechanic [wero placed under arrest. _ Schiller, i waited to get in touch with Ottawa in | l | the matter, but when at last Ottawa | was communicated with, no relief was; forthcoming, and the air pilot and | _mechaniec had to spend a night and a !day in jail. 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