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88# 44 *# 4 *‘ Mute testimcnial to th fiying in Northern Ontari: ing which will be occupie future by members of t Flying Club. The $35.( luxuriously and elabarat throughout, is visible proco aercplane has meant to t development of the Nort the mesting place for th what scme day will be a of private and commercig The building is located at the end of Bruce Avenueâ€"where it meets the lake. From the outside it resembles somewhat in general contours an oldâ€"fashioned Canadian bleckhouse. The basement is of stons and the upper part of the building extends out beyond the foundâ€" ation. On top of the angled conical roof is a strong searchlight whicy will throw a beam for several miles and may be used as a guide to flyers. Rest way to describe the building would ko by and rocm by 1 On the ground floor i where beverages may bs * * * * Algoma Air Transport Phoneâ€"124 Luxurious Flying Club Building at S. Porcupine Will be Open Shortly ## #.% #* #+ #.0 #.% [ M #* _ t* #* #e *# # #Â¥# # La ## *# + ## #. _®_ _ .. ...O # .0 ## #* + # #4 + La #* * *# ## +# # #%4 #@ *# #4 #, _ @ o..o #* #* ##4 *# # #4 *4 h # *4 e« etes * # ## # *# ete! Is Mute Testimonial to the V alue of Flying in Growth of the North. Building at End of Bruce Avenue, is Built Along a Pagoda Style. Has Club Room, Lounge, Lecâ€" ture Room, Dining Room, Seven Bedrooms and Showers. Cost Estimated at $35,000. w # # # *# @. .®@ Â¥ . buoles: #4 t # *# +4 w + 44 *# # ## *4 # # #4 ® # *# ® # ## # L #4 *# La # 00.00 ®#, * .... #4 # ) [ 0“' #4 ww # 4 .0 # y*" + * .N o * * ## # # #4 + # Cad #* ## #*4 # + #*4 t s *« *« # # #. .®, south Poreupine THE MOST ECONOMICAL PLANE SOLD TOâ€" DAY Most Popular Light Aircraft Cub Models are priced from 2 to $4,000 ED. AHR, South Porcupine N THE LIGHT AIRCRAFT FIELD CONGRATULATIONS Bruce Ave WE ARE ALL PROUD OF THIS MAGNIFICEN‘T BUILDING, ‘THE PORCTCUPINE FLYING CLUB PHONE 14 Mr. Mrs. Ed. Py e 5i id 1¢ on t 0 § th e A Ig 0 m a A it C y: anspo r t a nd P o r C uU p in e F 17 vin (’1 ‘Au h tA t *4 * * * CC3 35 % 3 EC C C CC A t * * ts ts t * 3 * 3 * Sky‘s Stores Ltd. PORCUPINE FLYING CLUB and best wishes for the future success of the SOL SK Y MA thC 0 ks it 100 COMPLIMENTS OF 5 m AUWi®~ | archery range. s conical| main lounge is on the second icr of the building. Its dimensions nd MY |are forty feet by twenty feet. Abovs j |\ half wall panelling of knotty pine are erior Of and walls of pale blue it fioor | Bsard. There are eight chesterfields located 15 room ‘ strategically around the room. They Knctty are all of a similar colour combination upit _of pine panelled walls extend right to the iidâ€" pink fibre board ceiling. Floors are of ear a red ccomposition similar to concrete. ine In the clubroom are black and ire, Cchrome tables and red and white ted1 leather and chrome chairs. 1€ Indirect lighting is provided by small yellow and black wall lamps. Heating in the club room and throughout the whole building, is therâ€" mostatically controlled from the furâ€" 1ce room. On the lawn in front of the building 11 be ar, open fire place. There will te walk along the lake front and a wAaarf tending out into the water for fifty or «ty feet, Also on the grounds will be nnis courts, bowling green and an Fiyving Club is the finsst light commercial and which is used for instructi â€"Pictured here is the new Cub seaplanse manuâ€" factured by the Cub Aireraf{t Corp., Hamilton. The Cub is the ideal plan> complets in every detail with interchangeable gear that makes training plane on the market toâ€"day sat Reed Block, Timmins ely it practical the ye econcmy and The annual concert directed and arâ€" ranged by Mrs. Ronald Vary is always an event of more than passing imporâ€" tance. In past years it has been greetâ€" ed with enthusiastic approval. This year‘s event is to be held in the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite community hall on Friday evening of next week, April 26th. While the concert was primarily arâ€" ranged to allow the pupils of Mrs. Vary to display their musical wares to the public, the event has taken on much broader significance. The annual conâ€" cert not only gives the youngs pano players chance to show their talent, but it also includes a large number of speâ€" cial numbers of entertainment value. Piano numbers one after another would have ‘the tendency to develop a sori of monotony. The annual concert this year overcomes this difficulty. There Annual Event Expected to be Even Better Than in Previous Years. On the top floor is the observation roof from which one can Oobtain an excellent view of the lake and surâ€" rounding country. There too is the searchlight which casts the thin, strong beam, a welcome sight to tired fiyers. Notable Concert to be Held April 26 at Buffaloâ€"Ankerite The general offect of the room i warm azmd comfortable as well as lux urious. Drapes of striped homespun ad to the warmth in the rosm as do wel placed wall lamps and o‘ther means 0 indirect lighting. There are a goo many windows in the rocm with a fin view of the lake from each of them, The lecture room measures eights>n by twenty feet. It has buff walls and a cream ceiling withâ€"two large double windows. In the rcom is a movie film projector, a blackboard and a ping pong table. Chairs are decorated in buff and red and drapes are o[f homespun. Tha small Gdining room is meant mainly for quick lunches. Tables and benthes are of maple. The room leads to the kitchen which is painted in white with black and chrome trim. It is equipped in a modeorn manner with all the necessary cupboards and drawers so lozated as to save a cook many steps. The equipment is standard. Food may ‘be sent out of the kitchen to various parts of the building by a dumb waiter. On the third floor is a small lounge and writing room simply but well equipped, and seven bedrooms. The bedrooms will Ee used principally by visiting pilots. Each is well provided with good, standard furniture. Also on the third floor room. It is dong in black tile; has indirect lightin showers. s â€"rust and airforce blue. Sixteen easy chairs to match are located in the room as well as a couple more occasional chairs. Rad and white bridge tables atr chairs are there for the addicts., A heavy rug of rust and Elue cove the hardwood floor in the room. Black and chrome is the colour comâ€" bination of six small smoking tables, TIwso tall lamps provide indirect lighting. A unique fireolase in the loungs is made of ore taken from Porcupine mings. It is of quartz and tile and an addition to the ccmfortable appearance 1 the room. Porcupine Flying Club Phoneâ€"4090 in handlin at the Porcup Combinin n1 icmespun ad d m as do well her means of are a a«oso0d ables and a Siiower ind while and tw THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO will be a lengthy programnms of outâ€" standing interest in which the piano playing will have its due share. In view of the fact, however, that vo:al and other music will be featured, the annual concert promises to be a G>â€" lightful event. One of the special features for the event cn April 26th will be a number of dancs selections by pupils of Miss Margarct Easton. It is likely that memâ€" bers of the Porcupine District Pipe Band will be in attendancse to play the pipes for the Highland dancing whicli is sure to prove a very pspular feature. Other features ars certain to attract very general applause and appreciation. The annual concert will be held in the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite community hall on Priday evening, April 26t1, comâ€" On the basement floor of the new Porcupine Flying Club buildins is the ciub and beverage room for members. Maple parelling extends right to the ceiling in this room and stee} tube furniture is upholstered in bright, cheerful colturs, Off the room is a furnace room containing the club‘s compact heating unit, and a tap room. THE CLUB ROOM AT THE FLYING CLUB The Porcupine Flying Club OPEN FOR MEMBERS FLYING INSTRUCTION PROVIDED The executive of the Porcupine Flying Club will consider appliâ€" cations for membership up until May 15th. The annual fee is just $15.00 and entitles each member to full privileges of the clubâ€" house at all times. A spacious lounge is provided, also recreation room, dining room, refreshment room, sunâ€"deck and showers. LOC}{GIQ are available. ht s ol wl ks Even those not taking part in flying will find the club an enjoyable gathering place. Every possible facility for members comfort and pleasure will be provided. Water sports will be an attraction of the summer season. It may be necessary to limit membership so it is suggested that applications ‘be sent in early. mencing at 7.30 p.m. It is not too much to say that the annual concert this year will be worth several times ths price charged for admission. Dsspite the fact that fifty cents would be a popular price for so pleasing a programme, the price of the titckets ‘for the event have been held down to the nominal one of twentyâ€" five cents for adults and fifteen cents for children. This certainly should asâ€" sure a full house for the occasion. In additison to the many at the Buffaloâ€" Ankerite hall on April 26th, there from Timmins, Schumacher, South Porcupine and cther centres. Tickets may be obtained from Miss Margaret Faston for the convenience of the pubâ€" lic. Tickets are also obtainable from Mrs. Vary at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite. Wishes to Announce That It Is Now occasion. In the Buffaloâ€" 26th, â€"therse At the ragular weekly activities of the Y. P. S. of Timmins Firnish United Churchi, Priday evenings, the attenâ€" dance has been coxcellent. April 12th was "Discussion Night, the topic of abn ate ate ate ati ate abe ate tw to a 3e aBe ate ate ato ts ate a B ul a t t a to a To af a on e abe a e a ho n e a e a se n e ie the t e n se e t o n e ts t ouoouoouooooouoouoouz":uooflooo{uooMQJ"‘V?MQOOMCQ“QQMQOM’“:"AOON}OQO o o o o o o e * s * * s s e s e s e s e e s s * s * * * *, Meeting of Y.P.S. of the Finnish United Church 4 + *s *# 0'00‘ *# # .“ *# #4 os*o + 4 *# # # #* # ## # *# *# L3 ## 44 + #4 # # uts a®, .“.00.“ *4 ## * # # # ## @4 # 4 * # #* t# .“ $ * _# #+* «/ %%.® w# #* * o * * Â¥* 4# *# *# *# *# *4 #* # *# *# # #* ## w4 *# * tuut, :t ® .... # es? #* * La * * ## *4 * *# * 4+ #4 #* +/ % % * *4 #4* *# # * *# + **s *4 *4 ## « 0@ * #4 #*# 4 4 % * # *® *# “.“. #* ## * *# *# #Â¥# + # *# *« *..*® 0“0 *# “0 #4 _ #% .“” Cardinal Beverages Phone 860 Gold Belt Brewery Limited Porcupine Flying Club We wish the Club and Members OFFICE and PLANT SCHUMACHER ROAD MKS. E. AHR, Will be served exclusively at the new Every Success SECRETARY discussion was "Developitg a winsome, Christiars The devctional period was conducted by Mis; E. Nyâ€" kanem. Group No. 3 was in charge of "Discus=‘cn Night, with Miss E. Nykanen as convener and assisted by Eaara Passi, Marino Niemit and Joe Aho. Timmins