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1 v o .0 v. .0 v. .0 U 0 YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE Thursdnv . | \ ‘5‘... tQOu 0. Qt... 1-O:O:O.OO‘O'IOODOOOO:COOO‘O 0 It... .3... o... oon.’. 1...... 00.90.1000... (0.099959. .0 thOOOOOOOOOOnct. O O . 0.. c O C 0...: ‘0 Nov. 27th. 1939 a @hemer . Carson for the TOWN OF TIMMINS COUNCILLOR for the TOWN OF TIMMINS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FOR COUNCILLOR for the TOWN OF TIMMINS RE SPE CTFULLY SOLICITED FOR COUNCILLOR RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FOR IN 1931 IN 1931 IN 1931 MAIL RUUIE PlANNH] BY AIR FRUM BUASI Ifl [30AM Ilaileybnry to be the Route of New Service Planned. Expech Service Will be in Force Inside of Five Years from Now. Present indications are that Hailey-j bury will be a port of call on a coast to coast air service planned for the Dominion for mail service. At present there is a mail service by air maintain- ed between Moncton, N.B., and Mon- treal. There is also one from Montreal to Ottawa. Also there are services by air between Montreal and Toronto. Hamilton, Windsor and Detroit. Next year a survey is to be made to establish ALL A _.-- an air mail service between Ottawa and Winnipeg, and Haileybury is ex-‘ peoted to be on this route. In speak- ing of the proposed new air mail lines, The Haileyburian last week said:â€" “Some interesting information in re- gard to the plans being formulated by the Post omce Department and the Department of National Defence was given to The Haileyburlan last week by Col. G. B. Holmes, head of the aerial branch of the latter department. who was in town in connection with the proposed improvement to the harbour here with a view to making it a suit- :zbie airport. “Colonel Holmes, with Mr. J. A. Ver~ nettc, of the Department of Public Works. took some soundings in the harbour and gathered other informa- tion, which is being embodied in a re- port to the government. The project had been placed before both depart- ments at Ottawa by a deputation of local men who were introduced by Hon. W. A. Gordon. “In regard to the plans for the airi mail service, Colonel Holmes stated that eventually there would be a service from coast to coast. He looked for . this to be completed and in operation! in five years’ time. Next year a survey will be made of a link between Ottawa and Winnipeg and it is thought probâ€" able that the route to be chosen will be up the Ottawa Valley to a suitable point and thence on to the west. With this idea in mind Colonel Holmes, under whose direction this survey will be made, took measurements of a proposed landing field at Farr’s Park, to the ! west of the town, and stated that that location would be an ideal one for an air mail station. There was plenty of room and the fact that it is handy to the railway and not too far from the post office made it just about what is required. he said. “Colonel Holmes said that at present an air mail service is being operated between Moncton, N.B., and Montreal and ‘from the latter city to Ottawa: also between Montreal, Toronto, Ham- ilton, Windsor and Detroit. A portion of this latter route, from Hamilton to Windsor, is lighted for night flying. There is also a regular service over a lighted route from Winnipeg west, with stopping places at Regina, Moose Jaw, Lethbridge and Edmonton, and a sur- vey of the route between Lethbridge and Vancouver, across the Rocky Mountains to Vancouver. “The starting point of the link be-l tween Ottawa and Winnipeg will be at Pembroke, Colonel Holmes stated-and he believed that the route up the Qt- tawa Valley and through Haileybury would be a highly satisfactory one from what he knows of the country. He was quite confident that the whole cross continent system would be inaug- urated in a few years and that aerial traffic would prove a big factor in the future development of Canada, as it had already proved its importance in exploration and other work." North Bay Nugget:â€"The proposal of the North Bay Relief Association to close the Government liquor store for three months is not likely to strike a popular not-e. Toronto Mail and Empirezâ€"The three party system is said to be partly to blame for the political condition in England, under which a minority party holds office. If so, it must be said to the credit of politicians that they are not responsible. Every politician be- lieves at heart that the best of all pos- sible systems would be that of a single party. O. O ’0 O ’9 '09 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE. TIMMI-NS. ONTARIQ C O O O... O O 0‘. 0.0 IUWN HAGUE BOWLING UH TU EXBHENI SIARI NUW Since the Handicaps Have Been 1 culated the Winners of the Pl! Two Matches Have Been Decid- ed. Honour Roll for Two The Town Bowling League is now well away to a great start. With the handicaps calculated, the winners of the first two matches have been decided. '3' '3’ ‘ The honour roll for Noa. 19th is as follows2â€"R. Webb 761; C. Studor. 6'74; 715; Scott, 668; J. Roberts, 651; E. G. Dickson, 627; V. Roy, 619; A. Saint. 618; S. Brown, 614; C. Brown, 611; P. Nicol- son, 601. Honour roll for Nov. l2zâ€"C. Brown 711; T. Whitney, 630; R. Tracey, 608; P. Nicolson, 601. V Honour roll for Nov. 51â€"K. Eyre, 674; C. Brown, 665; A. Tomkinson, 656; J. Roberts, 655; K. Tomk'mson, 652; R. Webb, 638. Standing, up to and including Nov. 19th. 1930:â€"-Jacques, 8 points; Brown, 7; Whitney, 7; Roberts, 6; Eplett. 5; Macpherson, 5; Nicolson, 5; and Tom- kinson, 5. The 'following are the results of the first games in the Town League. On account of the calculations necessary in regard to handicaps, the results could not be given before. P. Nicolson A. Lang G. Ross S. Platus . Dummy J. Roberts .. H. Martin .. G. Lenchuk E. Hill ........ H. Fuke ...... Totals .......... 1046 1142 Roberts wins 4 points. MACPHERSON V. Ray .............. 216 ........ 163 ..... J. Fogg ............ 138 ........ 161 ..... L. Cohen .......... 194 ........ 181 ..... Macpherson ....137 ........ 129.... J. Platt ............ 220 ........ 154.... R. Grant ........ E. Jacques ...... D. Johnstone R. Somervllle C. Brown ..... T. Whitney J. Cohen .......... H. Webb ........ P. Fiche .......... K. Tomkinson K. Eyre .......... Totals Handicap E. Abrams .. R. Webb ..... J. DeHaitre F. Dafoe S. Brown Totals Totals ..... Handicap R. Tracey ..... D. Sutherland L. Torchia. E. Dickson ...... A. Tomkinson Totals ..... Handicap Totals Totals ............ 839 1065 1042 2946 Brown wins 3 points. The following are the results of the second series of games. Nov. 12th:â€" EPLE'I'I‘ K. Tomkinson 120 ........ 159 ....... 152 ....... 431 P. Piche ............ 184 ...... 199 ........ 130 ........ 513 H. Webb ............ 134 ........ 181 ........ 184 ........ 499 Totals ..... Handicap R. Tracey ...... E. Dickson ...... D. Sutherland Totals ............ 887 975 Macpherson wins 3 points. L. Torchia. ..... A. Temk'mson Totals ..... Handicap To‘ .2115 Totals ......... 1021 116 Eplett wins 4 points. BROWN . Abrams ........ 137 ........ 14 . Webb ........... 187 ........ 23 DeHaitre ....139 ........ 13 . Dafoe .. ........ 114 ........ 15 . Brown .......... 101 ........ 2C Totals ..... Handicap Totals ..... Handicap Totals Totals ..... Handicap Totals ..... Handicap '1' atals .. . Handicap Totals ........... 998 Tcmkmson wins Tomk'mson Piche .......... Webb .......... Cohen ........ Eyre . IWICXDIASCNN ”“221 ....... 168. ”H 86 ...... 131 ”H150 ........ 138 ”“210 ........ 162 u_126 ....... 174 ‘793 194 987 958 IiCHEEFUFS ,234 ....... 224” V158 ....... 220“ .126 ........ 185” .166 ........ 174M .217 ........ 194. 1110 993 .IAIKQEHDS “157 ........ 122. .“141 ........ 184. ”133 ........ 136 84 ........ 163 .”194 ........ 192 901 145 ..... 912 1027 TOMKINSON 154 ,...169.. ..... 164 ......181,. 1d 154 ..... 148.. 194 ..... 128,. m 146......182. ,709 178 .258. .139. .136 147 .136 816 166 98 EPLETT 183 ........ 9 .174 ........ 14 ‘115pn.u22 213 ........ 22 .160 ...... 3C 845 176 678 194 872 653 186 736 176 112 812 186 773 185 997 145 3 points. .788 ,205 1165 .797 178. 142. 96 127. 235 .209 1061 809 166 975 92 143 223 .226 305 .989 176 140. 230 137 158 202 867 194 .879 186 109 851 176 1108 156 120 176 175 179 806 185 1108 991 197, 194. 209 .179. .184 963 145 1115 175. 197. .132. 214. .185 205 1039 115. 234. 215 . 94 .279 ,937 178 1090 192. 150 187 .181 .163 1096 873 166 140. 161 191 213 209 914 176 .148 ,221 .201 .182 .150 1049 194 1235 165. 100 161 .189 241 186‘ 152 130 184 181 154 801 176 977 285 224 .190 127 223 Cal- 2372 2936 2861 .435 3296 545 337 .2596 ,..615 547 479 3211 655 572 520 .519 .595 2443 .534 2977 554 I£96 ,507 559 2498 .498 2996 394 559 ‘341 .665 2748 .528 3276 2447 592 385 ,450 .563 .508 3029 2388 . 558 415 478 .529 .652 .674 .2388 . 528 291 6 425 638 47 7 454 ,453 2669 .558 3227 426 .353 ,533 .420 J. Roberts . H. Martin . J. Broughu G. Lenchuk H. Fuke ..... 431 513 .499 .570 .375 D. Johnstone R. Grant ...... E. Jacques ...... R. Somervllle C. Brown ..... 608 569 492 551 C. Adamson S. Platus P. Nicolson G. Ross A. Lang Macpherson J. Aspin ...... W. Shewan J. Jacobs C. Studor . '1‘. Whitney Totals ..... Handicap Totals J. Dahaitre H.154 ........ 138 ....... 149 ........ 441 F. Dafoe .......... 155 ........ 151 ........ 193 ........ 499 s. Brown ........ 156 ........ 15o ........ 143 ....... 449 R. Webb ............ 146 ........ 150 ....... 113 ....... 409 Dummy ........... 141 ....... 138 ....... 122 ........ 401 Totals ........... 752 ........ 727 ........ 720 ...... 2199 Handicap ....219 ........ 213........213 ........ 645 Totals ............ 971 940 933 23344“ Whitney wins 4 points. The scores for Nov. 19th are as fol- lows:â€" Totals ..... Handicap J. Roberts H. Martin M. Martin J. Brough E. Hill ..... Totals .......... 1083 1056 Jacques wins 4 points. NICOLSON . Adamson ....167 ........ 170. . Platus .......... 220 ....... 202. . Nicolson ...... 219 ....... 202 . Ross ......... 142.. ..... 126 . Lang ...113 ....... 216 V. Ray .............. 226. A. Beaulne ........ 184. J. Platt ....... 235 J. Griffiths ...... 2354 L. Cohen ........176. B. Carnovale .. ___â€"â€"--.â€". Totals .......... 1056 Handicap ....140 Totals ..... Handicap Totals Totals .. .. Handicap Totals .......... 936 1021 Nicolson wins 4 points. WHITNEY Aspin ............ 187.... .. 138. r. Shewan ....141 ....... 208 . Jacobs .......... 208 ....... 151 . Studor ........ 237 ........ 177 '. Whitney ....184 ........ 186 D. Johnstone .175. R. Somerville 152. E. Jacques ........ 184 A. Saint ............ 196 C. Brown ........ 246 S. Guravitch .. Totals ...... 7....953 Handicap ....139 Totals ..... Handicap Totals M. Abrams .....123 J. Dahaitre ....196 F. Dafoe .......... 146 R. Webb .......... 316 S. Brown .......... 159 Totals ....... #7) ‘46 Handicap ....194 Totals .......... 1134‘ éW. Shewan .. 163 131 J. Aspin 211 . .. 18‘ 'G. Lowe .119 ...... iJ. Jacobs .. 142 ..... 18: C Studor 188 ...26 T. Whitney. 9 Totals ....... 823 ..... 86 Handicap -161 ....... 13: Totals ............ 984 99 Whitney wins 3 points J Cohen .......... 168 ........ K. Tomkinson 159 ........ . G. Eplett .......... 178 ....... 161 . M. Shinehdft. .195 ........ 158 . K. Eyre ........... 167 ........ 188,. P. Piche .................... 141. . D. White ................. 148 .. Totals ........... 867 ........ 76677. Handicap: ...131. ..... 110., W...â€" Totals ............ 998 906 Brown wins 4 points. TOMKINSON D. Sutherland 120 ...... .. E. Dickson ...... 172 .. .290 . M. Hoffman . 135 ..... 175. 1R. Tracey ..... 211 ....... 149 gA. Tomkinson 160 .246. iR. Wilson . .. .184 L. Torchia. { Totals .,..”fi§é*‘1o’*a4 Handicap . 160 116.. Ray Cohen Fogg . Platt . Totals ..... Handicap Totals Totals ......... 1196 972 Each wins 2 points. ‘ JACQUES . Johnstone .175 ........ 187. . Somerville 152 ........ 152. . Jacques ........ 184 164 . Saint ............ 196 ....... 180 mm ........ 246 ...... 155 Totals Adamson , Grant .......... Nicolson Scott ............ Platus ......... ..â€"â€"â€" Totals ............ Handicap. Totals ......... :1 Jacques wins Totals ...... 1030 1085 hdAKIPTfEFESCHJ ........ 126. ““212””. ........ 154HHHH191H“ ........ 129 ”HU139.M ........ 142 ”H.127H”. l ””180 ........ 147“” LIAKJPTIEFUSCHQ ........ 226 ””u173qm ........ 184 ”Hul79qw ....... 235.NH”142.H ...... 235 ””“186”” Hunnl76 ....... 152”” “972 1610 JIHSGNJEKB p178 ....... 175 “168 ....... 108. ”181 ........ 163 146 ...... .167 “232 ........ 265 I2CH3EH%T!3 ‘117 ..... 190. 236 ”UHZOO .163 ....... 173 A133 ...... 149 .178 ....... 159 827 905 178 816 169 .731 205 1019 N ICOLSON ...181 ........ 130. ..‘135 ........ 136. ...223 ....... 154 ....235 .204. ,..219. ..170 7993' ........ 7'94" 35 ........ 85. ..1078 879 IiCHBEHiTXS .226 ........ 177“ .197 ........ 181” .144 ........ 191” .213 ........ 204M .133 ........ 250M 913 [\7 igdbfffimgsg “194.Hq”194 1134””‘1183 En?13317r “168.: ..... 159 ....... ‘H178 ....... 161 “195 ....... 158 ...167. .....,188 871 145 878 178 916 169 .816 205 717003 ..106 1109 138 151. 150 150 138 832 140 838 139 154 183. 180‘ 229‘ 243 161, 158. 188 141 148 290 1'75 149 246 184 188 263 1139 143 131 201 191 .140 806 145 951 181 221 .175. .170 .214 961 178 190 163 180 158 ,130 821 169 .892 .166 1658' 990 4774 205 156 167 138 153 160 979 122 190. 165 155 260 .. 90‘ 1031 149. 193 143 .113 .122 1022 207 .180 ,141 941 165 220 .165 .224 .204 . 224 . 229 ,.150 133.1“ ..85 1116 176 179 169 909 113 ”147 ....... 424 ”156. ..... 535 “189 ....... 515 ”216 ........ 761 .212 ....... 614 .920 ..... 2849 ..194 ........ 582 1114 3431 190 172 242 210 .153 7967 .126 147 156 .189 216 .212 135 205 .141 146 823 116 196 939 165 174 177 151 106 '7’75 96 869 2504 435 2939 2744 ‘. 534 3278 450 567 537 473 477 2598 “507 3105 534 .497 .519 711 2321 ‘ 615 2936 527 585 ,601 426 .459 2709 .498 3207 494 512 406 422 487 2857 .302 447 539 569 630 441 ,499 ,449 .409 .401 2797 ‘ 393 €190 651 515 558 383 .165 .552 .476 .348 .618 .611 .153 2753 .404 [O “535 ”475 “601 “668 ..539 2818 “255 3073 619 528 .377 .597 .507 169 .303 .364 . 480 .353 . 501 ..141 ‘ 344 ’2486 .357 2843 ,.120 . 627 .484 . 360 .583 . 335 . 106 2615 372 "2519’? 301 578 266 .520 674 31?. O .0” fl 0. H O .0 0 .0 ~:~ O 0 «:~ 0 '0 O .0 O. O O .0 O O O. O O O 0 3'4“ .0 O. O O .0 O Q .0 . 300.“: O. O O O. O O ” 0 O O O .0 O O O. O. O O O. .0 O 0. 3'6“: 2 .0 O O O O O '0 v 0 .0 O O .0 O O O... .0 O O O. O O O. N O o O. a ao’oo v 0.. YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE .E. H. CHATEAUVERT Respectfully Solicited for Karl Eyre For the Town of Timmins Councillor, 1931 {IS for the TOWN OF TIMMINS COUNCILLOR RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FOR IN 1931