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«>A TRBURSDAYF. JUNE J1H, 1938 Leone Avenue Leone Avenue Lane West Patricia Blyvd. Lane West Patricia Blvd. Lane West Patricia Blyvd.. Lane West of Toke St... Toke Street . o Toke Street y oo Toke Street ... .......... .022 Lake Shore Road ... Lake Shore Road _ Wende Avenue ... ... ... ... Wende Avenue ............. ... LOt 149 ‘ ... Lot 149 _ ... Lane West Patricia Blvd.. is Leone Avenue .. Leone Avenue .. Leone Avenue . Leone Avenue ... ud Murdock Ave. _ Toke Street . â€"Toke Street _ Leone Avenue ........... . Leone Avenue ... .Leone Avenue ... Leone Avenue ... ... Howard Avenue Howard Avenue Old Boundary Old Boundary . Lot 180 ._LOot 180 . h Rochester Avenue ... ..... Rochester Avenue . West North South . Bast ... West East | .. West ... Bast ... West East West East ... West ... Toke Street ........_....... Rochester Avenue ... .. Street .. _.._......_. Rochester Avenue .. Cameron Street ........... Preston Street ... ... Cameron Street .............. Preston Street . .. North South and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting direct,ly on the work. Tamarack Street Empire Avenue Empire Avenue . Empire Avenue Empire Avenue Hemlock Street Hemlock Street Cherry Street Cherry Street Lane West Hart Street Lane West Hart Street Tamarack Street Eim Street North Eim Street North Cedar Street North Cedar Str¢eet North special assessment is to be paid in ten equal annual instalments and the estiâ€" mated annual rate per foot frontage is $0.1458. Cobalt, June 9.â€"(Special to The Agâ€" vance)â€"Relationship between the ocâ€" cupants of lots on the=â€"~old Aladdinâ€" Cobalt property here and the alleged new owners of= the surface rights of the ground inâ€"question, Cobalt Lands, Ltd., which was to have been the subâ€" ject of a lawsuit at"the District Court sittings in Haileybury his week, reâ€" mains unchanged because the action io 10L JJ YCALD. l1d4 IWOC UCUIdllllsD Ullio 1UL was exempt from the agreement and sues O‘Brien for $870, being 29 months‘ rental at $30 per month. District Court proceedings here this week were brief, as the three nonâ€"jury cases set down for disposal all were adjourfned, . Jury notices previously had been cancelled by Sheriff Clifford, and three Cobalt men charged in connecâ€" have been brought. before Judge Hartâ€" }Llon with the alleeged theft of hoists man has been postponed sine die owing ‘ from mining properties near town have to the iliness of the defendant, Joseph ‘ elected. trial without jury. Albert Rava. LBirtch, accused of theft of one hoist, Mr. Rava, one of a number ofâ€"tenâ€" ‘comes up next Wednesday, and Harry ants of this holding, had been sued Korson and Jack Cohen, charged with as a test case, on the outcome of which | receiving stolen goods, are to appear on was said to depend the future course Tluesday. ~Four other men already have of the plaintiff company with regard to beeir before the courts on similar theft the other occupants. The case is a seâ€" | Gounts, three of them going to jail auel to a long drawn cout dispute beâ€" |}and one being acquitted. 3. Application will be made by the Corporation to the Ontario Municipal Board for its approval of the undertaking of the said work and any owner may, within twentyâ€"one (21) days after the first publication of ‘this Notice, file with the Board his objection to the said work being ‘undertaken. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $18,734.85 of which $7,165.70 is to paid by the Corporation. The estimated cost per foot frontage per annum is $1.458. The Mr. Rava, one of a number of â€"tenâ€" ants of this holding, had been sued as a. test case, on the outcome of which was said to depend the future course of the plaintiff company with regard to the other occupants. The case is a seâ€" quel to a long drawn out dispute beâ€" tween the owners and the tenants reâ€" garding ground. rentals, which â€"it is stated tenants had stopped paying the old company, whose asses in this reâ€" spect are said to have been acquired by Cobalt Lands, Ltd., believed, to be a subsidiary of La@a Rose Rouyn:â€" Mines. Recently W. C. Inch.. . Haileyburyâ€" lawyer acting for the plaintiff, issued® writs against Rava and anotherâ€" tenâ€" ant named Corpin, but the latter acâ€" tion was not proceeded with. (Both de- fendants were sued for amounts said ‘ to be due in ground rentals unpaid, and | what action now will be taken has not been determined. It is indicated Rava | will not be able to appear in court for . some time,. because of the state of his health, and it is considered probablo another action will be launched, namâ€"| ing some other tenant as defendant. Oorronflm of the Town of Tingnins intends to conâ€" ement the following sanitary sewers within the Corporâ€" 4. The said Board may approve of the said work being undertaken, but before doing so, it may appoint a time and place ‘that any objections to the said work will be considered. DATED at Timmins. Ontario, this 8th day of June, A.D. 1938. H. E. MONTGOMERY, Another ground rent dispute is to come before his hondur on June 23, Legal Actions Over Cobalt Properties Take Notice That : Differences of Opinion Arise in Reégard to Surface Rights and Taxes. TOWN OF TIMMINS Lot 162 Lot 162 Drew Avenue .. Drew Avenut . .. ... Drew Avenue ... ... Drew Avenue ....... Empire Avenue Empire Avyenue ... Tamarack Street ... Tamarack Street Lane West Hart St. Lane West Hart St. Empire Avenue . Empire Avenue Empire Avenue ........ Empire Avenue Empire Avenue Leone Avenue . Leone Avenue .. Leone Avenue . Leone Avenue Leone Avenue . Toke Street ... Toke Street â€" Cameron Street Cameron Street Empire Avenue when the case of La Rose against M. J. O‘Brien, Ltd., with the town of Cobalt as third party, will ‘be heard. This revolves around the rent due on the lot occupied by Cobalt Foundry, owhned by O‘Brien, ‘and which the town of Cobalt has been collecting on an anâ€" nual basis of $120 on the understanding the lot was oneâ€"of 91 included in the parcel leased to the town by La Rose for 99 years. La Rose claims this lot was exempt from the agreement and sues O‘Brien for $870, being 29 months‘ rental at $30 per month. This evening (Thursday) is Charter Night for the recently formed Kiwanis Glub of Scuth Porcupinge, and a large number of Kiwanis members from Timmins and other parts of the disâ€" trict are expected to be present for the occasion. It is understood that the South Porcupine Kiwanis Club has preâ€" pared an unusually pleasing programme for the auspicious occasion. Sume prominent officials of the Kiwanis Clubs will be present for the evening, and with the wellâ€"known reputation of South Porcupine for discovering musâ€" ical and other talent, it is no exaggeraâ€" tion to sugzest that Charter Night at Souh Porcupine will be an evening of special pleasure. South Porcupine Kiwanis Charter Night This Evening lIot 149 Lot 149 .. LOt 18 ... LOt 18 ... Empire Avenue ... Empire Avenue Murdock Avenue .. Murdock Avenue | Lane West Hart St. Lane West Hart St._ Leone Avenue Leone Avenue Murdock Avenue Murdock Avenue Lane North Murdock Ave. Lane North Murdock Ave Lane North Murdock Ave. Lane North Clerk. North South North ‘south East West SIDE Transâ€"Canada Air Lines ~_Craft Make Record for _â€"â€"Month. vey of proposed range sites to eliminâ€" ate the "dog‘s leg" to Grand Porks 3 being supplemented by a ground crew which includes Instructorâ€"Pilot W. Straith. The new sites will lead the mountain filights in a direct course beâ€" tween Cranbrook and Princeton, takâ€" ing them over the valleys in the viciniâ€" ty of Nelson, BC. Work on the 100â€" mile landing fields, including installaâ€" tion of border lights for night landings, also is prozressing satisfactorily. * ‘ Consicerable work in connection with Refresher courses in the Link Traiaâ€" er will continue to be an important feature in the pilot training. This inâ€" geniouslyâ€"contrived equipment, now reâ€" cognized internationally as one of the finest pilotâ€"training devices yet introâ€" duced and of which 200 were ordered recently by the Royal Air Force, make; fligzsht instruction possible in the very offices of Transâ€"Canada. Seated in the closed cockpit of the miniature craft, pilots familiarize themselves with beam fAying. instrument approach and radio navigation, and are conscious of senâ€" sation of flight while their every mov» is recorded on a chart in the hands of an instructor. In all, pilots have comâ€" pleted 400 hours in the Trainer st.a- tioned at Winnipeg. Awaiting installation of airway faciliâ€" ties east of Winnipeg and surfaced runways at Kapuskasing, Transâ€"Canâ€" ada officials have declined to estimate when regular training flights eastward will be inauglurated.. Similarly, extenâ€" sion of ‘crossâ€"country training to inâ€" clude a night schedule between Winâ€" nipeg and Vancouver also has been held in abeyance, pendingzg installation of various aigrway aids and completion of improvements on the new Lethbridge Progress in establishinz of new range stations between Lethbridgs and Winâ€" nipeg. at Swift Current, Medicine Hat, Broadview and Rivers, has been re: corded. Over the Rockies, acrial surâ€" Winnipeg, Man.. J~ze 9.â€"Continuing the rigorous training schedule that has featured. activitios of . Transâ€"Canada Air Lines since inauguraiion of its crossâ€"country flying, pilots today lookâ€" ed back on a month during which they completed 28 round trips between Vanâ€" courver and Winnipeg and the same number of night training flights beâ€" tween Rotina and the Manitoba capiâ€" tal. Their flying time for May, fayvâ€" oured‘ by satisfactory weather condiâ€" tions, hoisted their grand total of hours in the air to 5,500,112 of which have been marked up in the two Lockheed 14‘s since they were brought here two weeks ago in the recordâ€"breaking nonâ€" stop flights from Vancouver. while six of the 36 pilots have been engaged in flying the 14‘s, 12 others have entered the sixth and finâ€" al stage of the extensive training in the Electra 10‘s. The remainder, step by step, are qualifying for advanced tebts. mastering instruction on mechanâ€" ical ‘functions of the equipment, lLbe primary Lockheed flying instruction, instrument flying,, local radio range {lying, local and crossâ€"country night flying, and finally advanced instrument and radio rangze flying across the westâ€" ern half of the continent. Flying "Fourteens" Uponâ€"graduation from the Electras, each pilot will be required thoroughly to familiarize himself with the new 14‘s two more of which will be added . to the px"bcm flisst before the end of June. Because of the size of the new craft, the sensitivity of the equipment for controlling thr takeâ€"offs, cruising and landings, and the various safety features recently perfected and insta‘!â€" ed on the 14‘s, this phase of T. C. A. training promises to become one of the most intensive of the entire coutrse. Convinced that careful and concentratâ€" ed training of its flying personnel is basic to th»e success of its operations once mail and passenger service is begun.. Transâ€"Canada will require each pilot to make approximately 100 landâ€" ings in the course of his local training in the 14‘s. Planes Fly 56 Times Across the Rockies The great aerial act now showing at Conklin‘s Shows in the Ball Park, at the Legion Carnival Bazaar. Toâ€"day (Thursday) they will put on their thrilling display at 5.00, 9.00 and 11 p.m. and twice daily 5 and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. - ; New Stations the establishment of range stx#tions mnas yot to be carried out. The Departâ€" ment of Transport has been operatiny hand in hand with Transâ€"Canada and surveys are being conducted in the Ecast as well as in the West. This blazing of an air route across the Doâ€" minion requires careful and unhurried consideration of all avaitiable sites. Maintenance training has kept pace with the. intensive instruction affordedi the pilols. Employees engaged in speâ€" cial courses relative to the maintenâ€" 24 THIRD AVE. â€"â€" DOWNSTAIRS 8 New Brunswick Tables for Your Convenience . . BIL L I A RD The above scene shows the smart new Brunswick tables, w'high’have' been installed in our Billiard Room. With complete new fixtures, and ample space throughout for your convenience. This is one of the smartest recreation rooms in Northern Ontario. The management takes pleasure in inviting your inspection ANNOUNCING OPEN FROM 9.00 A.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT at This Favorite Pastime son and Mrs. T. Gay. ance of the Electras and Lockheeds now number 58, 47 of whom are stationed in Winnipeg. Every phase in connection with the opcration of: the> powerful motors is being studied thoroughly. At Winnipeg instruction is being given crew chicts from Vancouver and Lethâ€" bridge on the maintenance and servicâ€" ing of the 14‘s.. ' Offices of T.C.A. in the new hangar at Winnipeg likely will be occupied durâ€" The following is the programme for the choir concert being given on Friâ€" day evening of this week, June 10th. at 8 pm., by the Timmins United Church Choir in aid of the Finnisp United Church, in the Finnish United Church, corner Elm street and Sixth avenue :â€" 2. Organ solo, "In a Monastery Garâ€" adcon," by Kettlebyâ€"â€"Mr. Herbert C. Trenzer. 3. Anthem, "Break Forth Into Joy," by R. S. Barnicottâ€"The United Churen 5. Mixed quartette, "The Mystery of the Intercession," by J. H. Maunderâ€"â€" Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Milne, Mr. Thompâ€" son and Mr. Allan. _1. Chairman‘s address,â€" Rev. A. I. Heinonen. 4. Vocal solo, "I Gove a Lassie," Edward Waltâ€"Mrs. W. W. Tanner. Choir Programme of Choir Concert on Friday 7. Anthem, ‘"Seek Ye the Lord," witi obligato solo, by V. Robertsâ€"United Church Choir., and Mr. Charles Roberts. 6. ‘"Come Holy Spirit," a vocal duet (Frederick Jerome)â€"Mrs. L. Worthingâ€" ton and Miss Edith Richardson. 8. Vocal solo, "I‘ll sing to you" (J. Thompson)â€"Mrs. G. S. Drew. 9. Hymn, "Just As I Am," by J. H. Maunderâ€"United Church Choir. "10. Vocal duet, "Whispering Hope," (by Alice Hawthorn)â€"Mrs. P. H. Carâ€" Event by Timmins United : Church Choir in Finnish l Church. ENJOY â€"YOURSELF conveniently located at the opening of the .“ by l Huntingdon â€" Gleaner:â€"Fortyâ€" years ;ago, Wilbur and Orville Wright, ating a bicycle shop in Dayton, O., exâ€" perimentéd with what later became the first airplane to fly. Now all that was loft of the little shop, its equipment and experimental relics have been:â€"movâ€" ‘ed to Henry Ford‘s historical museum at Greenfisld, Mich. Honoured guests at its dedication was Orville Wright, 77. |Wllbur died in 1912. 13. Organ solo, "Overture From Streâ€" della," by Von Flotow.â€"Mr. Herbert C. Trenser. > § 14. CGod Save the King. «Mr. Herbert C. Treneer is the conâ€" ductor of the Timmins United Church Choir, and the concert will be unde: his lsadership. 11. Vocal solo, "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" (Arthur S. Tate)â€"Mrs. William Roverts. 12, Anthem, "Oh Taste and See," by John Hoss.â€"The United Church Choir, The Rev. W. M. and Mrs. Mustard will each give a short greeting to the Timmins Finnish United Church conâ€" gregation from the Englishâ€"speaking sister congregation. Rev. A. I. Heinonen, the minister of the Finnish United Church, will preâ€" side. PLUMBING and HEATING 8 Cedar Street North We Wish Success TO THE MANAGEMENT OF Ellies Billiard Academy We had the pleasure of handling the plumbing in this new building. Province to Erect Building at Elk Lake is to house the mining recorder‘s ofâ€" 'fice and the provincial ‘police post at Elk Lake. _A twoâ€"storey building of brick construction will be raised, the t recording office and what is described las "a police hearing room" being loâ€" ‘cated on the ground floor, with cells in the basement and living quarters for Provincial Constable John Pretorâ€" l ius, officer stationed here, on the upper storey. The building will be 21 feet by 44 feet and at one side an addiâ€" tion will provide room for a vault. Plans and specifications for the new 'buildlng have been forwarded by the provincial authorities to Sheriff Harry I Clifford, at Haileybury. ‘Elk Lake, June 9.â€"(Special to ‘The Advance)â€"The Ontario Department of Public Works is proceeding this suinâ€" mer with the crection of the longâ€"conâ€" templated public building here which Expected to be Built This Summer for Recorder‘s Office, Police, etc. Phone 1872 HAJ 1| .