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. 8 844 444 4* _ South Porcupine, Nov The â€"Advance»â€"The beld a regular meetin the Parish hall and « yvisiting sisters,. Mrs. R trict Deputy from Lot Other News of South Poreuâ€" pine and the Dome. Visit Rebekah Lodge At South Porcupine IRVIN ROSNER, R.O. C s i s s s o n ie on in in n ie in t n t t t Td d td 15 1810001015005 . n n 5 5 4 5 PAGE 811 BUCOVETSKY BLDG. 23 Third Ave. Timmins Advance)â€"The Rebekah lodge a regular meeting on Friday in Parish hall and enter‘ained two ng sisters, Mrs, Ross, a Past Disâ€" Deputy from London, spoke inâ€" Municipal Elections Town of Iroquois Falls Mayor, Councillors and members of Municipal Board of Education for the Town of Iroquois Falls for the year 1939, will be held in the Council Rooms an Friday, November 25th, 1938, from 12.00 o‘clock noon to 1.00 p.m. And if a Poll is required, it shall be held on Monâ€" day, December 5th, 1938, at The Columbus Club. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the meeting of the electors for nomination of Candidates for 39 Third Ave Phone 1870 SEE THE Westinghouse INX ACTION. The precision built washer that washes clothes cleaner faster and without wear, Priced from $79.50. small monthly pay ments on our budget plan, Your old washer tak¢n in trade. FOLLOW THE TO THE HOME OF WESTINGHOUSE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Appointment Phone 1877 EYES EXAMINED CGLASSES FITTED Lynch Electrical Appliance Co. ELECTRIC REFRICERATOR . . . with an Highlight heavy winter menus with "Cold Cooking". Delicious frozen desserts, jellied salads, wonâ€" derful homeâ€"made ice cream and water ices are some of the tasty dishes your refrigerator will "cook" for you. with Scientific Accuracy by N O T I C E Timmins _ Schumacher Nomination Meeting Controlling and Operating NORTHERN ONTARIO POWER COMPANY, LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED pecial to Ask about our Small Down Paymentâ€"Easy Terms Plan, A pretty and quiet little wedding tock place on Thursday morninzg in St. Joachim‘s Roman Catholic Church, Father Gelinas officiating at the nupâ€" tials of two young people from Holâ€" land, a settlement nsar Cochrane. The bride,. Laurentia Auberstin, was attired in a bieze colored travelling suit with navy accessories, and wore a corsage of white lilies and fern. The brideâ€" groom was Ernest Racicot. The reâ€" spective fathers of the pair were witâ€" nesses of the wedding. Another wedding held in the home of the Finnish Lutheran minister, the ing for a good turnout to this one. Mrs. Vary, of the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Mine, is to be hostess at a dinner at the lodge on McDonald Lake in Conâ€" nectiion with the mine, this dinner is to be given in aid of the building fund of the Auglican Church. formally of her work and travel among the Southern Ontario lodges; and Mrs. Lund, of Vancouver, was another welâ€" comed visitor. Both were ensertained after the meeting by the lodge. The ladies of this lodge are planning a benefit tea, date set for Wednesday afternoon, 16th November, at the home of Mrs. Sky. A bake sale is also planâ€" ned in aid of a good cause. L has been a very long time since the Reâ€" bekah Lodge held a tea, and it is hopâ€" ing for a good turnout to this one. Rev. Pikkusaari, on October 31, was that of two Finnish young folk from CUSHION ACTION FRANK K. EBBITT, TOWN CLERK . . . you can Cook with COLD COOKING is inexpensive: just regulate your refrigerator for quick or slow freezing to fit your mealtime schedule and it does its job while keeping all the other foods safely cool. First Phone cause since and : o this A ae nom so plan I ha the Re is hop as No longer may the hcusewives Oof Ssouth Porcupine lsave the family wash on the line overnight as in the days of yesteryear. We are becoming a town with all the disadvantages as well as the advantages of growth! On Thursâ€" day night a lady to the north of town lost flanneleite blankets and other things from her clothes line, and in addition the marauder entered the shed and stole tools therefrom. Sad, but true! Bornâ€"On November pine General Hospital, Nick Pavlich, a son. Bornâ€"To Mr. and N of South Porcupint, 0 Mrs. Tom Kelly was the guest of honour at a little party of friends on Friday night at the home of Mrs. Keith secit, of Commercial Ave. A pleasant evening with whist as recreation was in order, as Mrs. Kelly is wintering in Toronto, leaving on the Kiwanis excursion on November 11. Mr. Ray Anderson, with Mr. Hall C. smith and Mr. W. E. Smith, left on Saturday for a hunting: trip in the Sundridge district. s McIntosh Springs. Retriika Jamiti beâ€" came the bride of Kuski Kangas. Klin Mr. Louis Cecconi has almost comâ€" plesed a new building between the Empress Hotel and Wilson‘s Barber Shop into which his family will move shortly. Miss Jean Cummings, of Muskoka, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Blackâ€" burn. at West Dome this weekâ€"end. Archdracon Woodall, Rev. Lyttle and Mr. Hunkin attended a meeting of the Cemetery Board in Schumacher on Friâ€" day night at the home of Mr. Stan Kitchen, who is also a member of the board. The meeting was spent in drawing up regulations which will be in force now that the land of the cemetery has been deeded to the townâ€" ship. The work of this cemetery board is clearly seen, now that the last restâ€" ing place of our friends has been turnâ€" ed from an unkept looking place into a spot which shows the careful work that has been done to make it neat and tidy. The grass has been cut, and the roadways smoothed, and we may now pass by on the highway and see the gardenâ€"like spot which has reâ€" placed the wilderness, without diverâ€" sion. + from S« have op building vacated The Kiwanis met on Thursday as South F daughter Don‘t fo op se L forge party t ; Nov. 1 Ladies L will : L 8 p.m al with them a lunch, _ Aa group gi e that a n humacher, M ened up in t e party O‘Brien _ uUp 1ich mcet [. ut O the in t the Fulld 10 y was 81 n Ave., la s her bil South Po arranged the m besides , ~Ct€., â€" gift. new insurance firm McKay and Hoimes, the Mascioli theatre e beauty parlor has O.6ES. held in ‘uesday Mr. On the Un _ Wednesday C home of Mrs. for the bazaat 2, in the Porecuâ€" to Mr. and Mrs. . Matt Owen November 1,â€" given Mr last Tue: birthday, Porcupine the part; everythin lovely floo he at hre and Masonic 8.30 p.m. United day eveâ€" Mrs. W. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO day. and and The Misses Cora and Eileen Simpson of Gravenhurst, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson last weekâ€"end. The Young People‘s Society of the United Church met last Wednesday and had as guest speaker Mr. Victor Evans, who gave them an interesting talk on municipal administration. Recreation and refreshments, with Miss Mary Mcâ€" Intosh giving two musical interludes on the piano, finished the evening. Next Wednesday the Young People will disâ€" cuss thoroughly the policy of the Y.P.S. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bulmer, newlyâ€" weds from Cobden, have arrived in town and have taken up residence on Brcadway. The Altar Guild of St. Paul‘s Angliâ€" can Church mst on Friday at 4.30 p.m. in the Parish hall at a supper mestâ€" ing. This guild is composed of young girls in number about 16, who have formed a body to look after the linens of the church and‘see ito the cleaning of cths brasses, etec. Once a month, on the first Friday, under the convener for the month, they plan to hold a supper meeting. Joan Maxwellâ€"Smith was in the chair at this meeting and Archâ€" deacon Woodall, who was a gurst gave the girls a talk on ‘"Church Linensâ€" Their Uses, Names and Meanings." The High School Students had a "Night" on Friday., They played volley ball, had meetings of debating and camera clubs, sang community songs, and enjoyed the piano playing of Mrs. Nix, and finished up with dancing and lunch. The big affair in the offing is the preparation for an interschool deâ€" bate between Timmins and South Porâ€" dupine Higzh Schools, the title of which is: ‘"Resolved that thr 13 Colonies were justified in revolt against Britain." This is to come off on November 18th, parties from both schools taking part in each school. Public will be welâ€" comed. usual, the special feature of the eveâ€" ning being the playing of the Tisdale High School‘s orchestra. They played quite well and received much applause from the members. The orchestra is composed of violins, first and second, a saxaphone, cornet, tromhbone, cello, drum and piano. A trio of singers, Misses V. Bossette, I. Rapsey and J. Maxwe.l also rendered a part song. We hear that the excursion being planned for November 11 is meeting with a great response. + 4 Miss Virginia Young. of Buffalo, is the guest of Mrs. Ron Vary at ‘the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Mine. Guides imet on Wednesday in the Scout hall, expecting to imest â€"Comâ€" missioner Tomnsy, but were disapâ€" pointed. After roll call and flagâ€"break, second class tests and tenderfoot tests were taken, and Miss Naish came speâ€" clally to examine in health knowledge. Plans for Biscuit Day (some day next week) were completed, and a new Guide â€"Irma Ristamaki, who was girl guide in Finlandâ€"was there dressed in her Finnish Guide uniform. Next week at Campfire, Irma is to tell them about Guiding in Finland, and there is a special "surâ€" Funeral Thursday at South Porcupime prise" in the air for next week also Walter Freeman Laid: to Rest With Many Honours. South Porcupine, Nov. 6.â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Ons of the saddest as well as one of the most widelyâ€"attendâ€" ed ‘funerals ever held in S. Porcupine, was that of Thursday afternoon, when the body of Walter Freeman, killed in an accident on the Dome Road on Monday, October 31, was laid to rest. St. Paul‘s Church. at which deceased St. Paul‘s Church, at which deceased had been a regular attendant and of which he had been vicar‘s warden for years, was filled with sorrowing neighâ€" bors and friends, their sympathy keenâ€" ly:â€"awakened by the tragedy which had gacsolated a home, and which called fortl; all their sorrow for the bereaved. Archdcacon Woxdall conducted the service which was the simple rite of the Anglican Church, augmented by a few keartfelt words from the Archdeacon, based on the text, "Today thou shalt Guide Meceting met on Wednesday in th The hymns, "O God our help in Ages Past," and "Bless be the Tie That Binds," were sung. A simple ceremony conducted by the firemen who formâ€" ed a guard of honour, was enacted after the regular service. This form of service is used by firemen at the burial of as member, and Mr. Freeman had been previously for some years a memâ€" ber of the local brigade. The Chief and the Captain conducted this cereâ€" mony, before the pall bearers (all his coâ€"workers in the crusher hous? at the Dome Mines), Messrs. Wilson Rayner, Wm. Andrews, Dan Hughes, J. Lone, J. Drynan and T. Galbraith bore the casâ€" ket from the church. be with Me in Paradise." The minister who was deeply moved stated simply that the deceased was a doar friend and that all, especially he, would miss him. was taken and reverently placed upon the fire truck, with the brigade members walking by the side and the numbers of beautiful floral tributes were placed in.the hearse following. A cortege of cars, many in number, formed a prozession almost half a mile in length to the Tisdale cemel:ery where took place. The flowers sent were a picture. In the church they were banked before the altar and around the casket, lovely chrysanthemums, of all shades, and lilies and roses. Seldom, if ever have we seen so many flowers at a funeral or such Eeautiful specimens. Tributes were sent from: Wife and family; Fred and Edith; Andy and Hilda; Mr. and Mrs. R. Vary and son; Past Noble Grand C.ub of Kitchener Rebekah Lodge; Canadian Legion No. 287, South Porcupine; St. Paul‘s Anglican Church; the Fell family; Mrs. Singleton; Mr. and Mrs. Prerey Andrew; ‘Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mitchell and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kellow; Mr. andâ€" Mrs. A. Hogg and son; Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Thomas and family; Mr. and Mrs. All Kelly; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson and family; Alf Lloyd and George; Conâ€" sumers Staff; Maurice and Freddic @Quessnel; Northern Telephone Co.; Porcupine Lodge 493, I.O0.0.F.; ‘The Boys in the Crusherâ€"house; South Porâ€" cupine Fire Department; Kitcherer Kecbekah Lodge No. 172, South Porcuâ€" pine; "Cyril‘s Class" and Mrs. Higâ€" gins; George and Winnie; Mr. and Mrs. T. Farrell; Mr. and Mrs. George Helâ€" mer; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Walker and family; Mr. and Mrs. E. Anthony and Freeman; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and family; Mr. and Mrs. Varker and Irene Mr. and Mrs. J. Burns and family; Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Kathleen; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. S. Sky; Mr. and Mrs. Coots; Mr. and Mrs. Perrissini; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Myers; Mr. and Mrs. W. White; Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnstone and Mary Conâ€" nelly; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Deacon and family; Mr. and Mrs. Woods and famâ€" ily; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cybulski; Mr. and Mrs. E. Cantor; Mr. and Mrs. Ewâ€" dng; Mr. and Mrs. B. Tomchick, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pelkie and Cyril; Mr. and Mrs. H. Disher and family; Mr. and tMrs. H. Tripp and family; Mr. and Mrs. W. Rayner, Beulah and B. ISclmltz; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huot; Mr. and Mrs. T. Gibbons; Bill Thompson and Steve; Dr. and Mrs. Somerville and family; Reg. C. Vaughan; Jim Brown: Miss Shaw and Miss Burns; C. Edgecombs; Stan Pearce and G. Cross; The Starling Family; Mr. W. Dillon and family; Mr. and Mrs. D. Houston and boyvs: Mr. and Mrs. H. Cross; The Starlu Dillon and family Houston and boys Mcntrose: Mr. an Cross; The Starling Family; Mr. W. Dillon and family; Mr. and Mrs. D. Houston and boys; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mcntrose; Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford and family; Mrs. S. Jay and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Yeomans; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Andrew and Patsy; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Curtis and family; Mr, and Mrs. Jas. P. 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