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_ All Three Sons from _ Family in South End ~ Serving Countryâ€" It was decided to appoint a provl- ';_,_:_ flow committee, consis.ing of the fol- lowing men.‘jers: chsirman. Mr. R. P. Kinkel. ‘, Mr.‘E. J. Brooker, Dr. McLean, Dr. % ~E. A. 8 McKittrick, Dr. W. S. Gardner, ,D" w. G. Woocls Mrs. Walter Honer â€" and Miss 8. Morgan. : â€" _ South Porcupine, June 28â€"(Special _ to The Advance)â€"Chief Charles Mcâ€" ‘Innis and Mrs. MceInnis have made a hundred per cent contribution to His .. Majesty‘s Forces. three sons ¢#2 _ serving in the army."" Hatold is in the 'rank Corps at camp Borden; Jack is ’Lwith the Black Wa Q?nd Billy joinâ€" ~ed up last week, a with the Tank hu this subject at heart. | Miss. iury ’ 6. ‘FPerguson, supsrvisor.of the VOMN., present and the meetâ€" and outlincd the work of w« é, jer, and the ensuing good of this " metivity for the community. _/ Mr. W. 8. Gardner was acting secreâ€" Other Names from South _ Porcupine ant the Dome. ‘The setâ€"up of Tisdale require jtwo nursesâ€"one for Schumacher and one for South Porcupine. The district will include the Delnite Mine, Delora, and the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite. â€"The full coâ€"operaiion of Timmlns branch was assured by Mr. W 6. Jamieson and of the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Mine by Mr. R. P. Kinkel, The chief difficulties He in transporâ€" tation, two cars being held as necesâ€" sary requisites. The Township of Tisâ€" dale will arrange an appropriation of funds to partly defray expenses.. A telephone and office space, will also have to be provided. 3 A meeting of the Provisional Com- mittee has been set for Monday at .8 p.m. in the township building. children, Eldine and Ted, of Toronto, are‘spending a month‘s yvacation atf the home of Chief Mcinads. ‘(Mrs. Brimbleâ€" combe is Mrs. Mcinnis‘ sisier). â€" Also Miss Beatrice Peapce of Toronto, is holidaying here." «* / § _ _ _ Congratulations to" JosEph Stern, the brilliant young ne w of Mrs. S. Sky, who has obtained hig M.A. degree from the University of Toronto with honors,. Joseph started his career.in South Porâ€" cupine Public School.and.is, we believe, the first pupil of our schools to reach the Master of Arts ‘degree. Besides taking his degree last year he stud‘led medical research in the Banting Inâ€" stituie. He left Toronfo this week to B Corps. Mr. and Mrs children, Eldir take a summer conrse gt. Woodsâ€"Hall, Boston, at the Marine Biological Labâ€" aoratory. He will continue in research work toward his M.D. * Dr. and Mrs. E. S. gomerville left on Friday by car for i week in Toâ€" ronto. Before returnifg they intend joining the Somerville reunion to take place next Saturday at Mldhurst Park near Midland. * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huot accomâ€" panied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tessier left on Saturday by car for a holiday in Midland, ‘Toron Qnd Pembroke. They are stavifg for two weeks. _ 1937 International Mrs. AÂ¥sert Moreau, Mrs. L Goedbiced, Mrs. Charlecs Browne, Mrs. R. Stavely, Mrs.: Maxwellâ€"Smi‘h and Miss Benaâ€" trice Maxwellâ€"Smith, Mrs. E. Keeley and Mrs. A. R. Kinkel. Mrs. Neekey was not. to be prosent. ‘Mtr. and Mrs. Neeley of Buffaloâ€"Anâ€" Reriie left on Friday for holiday in Toronto and points south. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schultz of Buffaloâ€" Ankerite, with sons, Douglas and Murâ€" ray, left on Saturday for holiday in their summer home at Minden in Haliburton County. i on Dome Etâ€" af tenslon, for Miss Margaret Lioyd who becomes the bride of Mr.John Seal on Thursday The guests admired Saturday Mrs. Bam day evening when number of the ladies who remember Mrs. Baine when she lived in South Porcupine met at the home. of Mrs. F. H. Hall at the Tome for a social evening with her as guest of honour. The hostess served deliehtful lunch at the end of the a delightful lunch evening. f the very lovely lnens for the bride‘s future home and some of ‘he wedding apparel: ~Among the guests: present wers Mrs. Albert Keats, Mrs. Ron Vary, 4 EC Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bessefte and Valerie left on Saturday to spend the long weekâ€"end . with Mrs. . Bessette‘s father (Mr. G. Lamoite) in Mattawae. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lightbody, of the Dome, left on Saturday with their son, Ian, to holiday in Toronto and points south for two weeks. 8 _A Afarewell gesture to Mrs. F. J. Baine of Schumacher was that of Friâ€" A fire alarm turned in on Thursday at midnight, caught the firemen at an apportune time as they had just comâ€" pleted a meeting,. All to Strachan avenue, where a small fire in a home was quickly sybdued with very little damage. . Mr. N. Luxton accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. ‘Turner left on Saturâ€" to spend tpn weekâ€"end in Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barron, of Crawâ€" ford street, left on Saturday for a month‘s holiday. They have planned a tour of Nova Scotia. on Friday evening the Rebekahs held their last meeting before the sumâ€" mer vacation. Miss Minerva Judd, who is leaving next week for the OttawWa Valley district, was sfeted at a farewell party in her honour; Bridge was played, honours going to Mrs. Elsie Deacon, Mrs. Likby and Mrs. Florence Mitchell.. Miss Judd was also guest of honour at a sunprise party given by Mrs. Bruce Edmondson and Mrs. Andy McGinn. people were present and a group gift of a toilet dresser set was presented to her.; . .; on account of the illness ‘OT Callista. Acccompanying her as far as Winchester were June and Mary Countryman, of Dome Extension. gresser set was present,ed 19. BE V3 t on Mrs. T. Cahill left: on ‘Thfirsday;jl; car for Camweufsu ; thare an accrount of the ilfness‘ Zfl‘ 1erâ€" Â¥lster Hyacinth and Coleman . Ferrigan left on Friday to spend a holiday with their grandparents at Vinton, Que. A partyâ€"shower in honour of Miss Mary Anderson, a brideâ€"toâ€"be of the near future, was held on Friday eveâ€" ning at the home of Mrs. Reg Clark. A happy social evening was spent, the guest of honour receiving many lovely gifts of ‘linen for her future home. Among the guests present were:â€"Mrs. William Oxby, Mrs. Pete Smith, Miss Ruby. Naish, Miss Lyda Jordison, Miss Jean Jordison, Miss Gladys Stitt and the guest of honour, Miss Mary Anderâ€" by the hnostess. Dr. G. H. Gardiner has moved from \}ery dslicious lunch was served ~ Miss Audrey Bennett, of Powell | peen over six months now in England avenue, left this week for two weeks | and I spent my first five days leave in holiday in Shawville. London and saw the sights of Picca- ; Mr. William Paruell left on Frxdayl dilly. , yae _ ‘for Red Lake after visiting the family | | .oonadians are treatéd well over here. ‘6f his mother, the late Mrs. | ‘ay inrough these islands is very beauâ€" Sreland, and attending her funeral. tiful country and it makes a fellow‘s Y Bornâ€"To Mr.. and Mrs. HarY®Y | piooqâ€"poil when he sees the results of Brown, of Helen street, Timmins, a the bombing night raids. There will daughter, on June 25th, in PorcupiD® | Lome a gay! I wish to thank you for General Hospital. .. your thoughtfuln’ess, and be sure and Bornâ€"In Porcupine General HoSP!â€" | conyey‘ my best wishes to all my talâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Davis of 195 | friends in South porcupine â€"Bob Sul- Front street, South Porcupinge,. S0N | liyan," on June 26th. Rae avenue to his new home at 44 l Miss Jean Setonâ€"Adamson left on Friday evening to spend the summer vacation with her grandparents Canon and Mrs. Setonâ€"Adamson of Waterloo. ~Andy Bedford, Bcb Adamson and Sterling Hayward (Schumather) left on Saturday morning for Toronto and Kingston where all three hope to be accepted in the Royal Canadian Navy. Miss Marjorie Jamieson and her uncle, Mr. George Jamieson, leave on Sunday for Toronto. Miss returns after holiday to the Women‘s College Hospital from which she reâ€" cently graduated as a nurse. ~Mr. Clarence Anderson, town enginâ€"« eer, returned on Friday from attendâ€" ing the Roads and Waterworks Conâ€" vention recently held in Toronto. Cecilâ€"avenueg. : The engagement is announced of ’Agnes Isabel, ekest daughter of Mrs. Hilma Robertson, and the late Mr. John T. Robertson, of Sqputh Poréuâ€" pine, to Adoiphe Wilfred Forticr, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fortier, of Belâ€" loy, Alberta; the marriage to take place on August 6th, in St. Joachim‘s R.C. Church South Porcupine. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Blake and four children left on Friday to spend the summer in Toronto and vicinity. Mrs. Foster, of Dome Extension, with son Jim, and daughier, Margaret, left on Saturday by car for holiday in TJâ€" s " Miss Marjorie Costain, of Dome Exâ€" tension, is spending two weeks vacsâ€" tion. in Kapuskasing. A special mecting of the South Porâ€" cupine United Church Ladies‘ Guild is called for Wednesday afternoon (July Boys‘ Camp Opens At Night Hawk Lake Tuesday This Week The whist drive staged by the Canaâ€" dian Legion ladies, held on Thursday, was, owing to the warm night, poorly attended. Prizewinners were:; â€" Mrs. Perrisini and Mrs. Libby. Znd) at 2.30 try to attend. Party at South Porcupine > in Honour of Miss E. Dogue Ssouth Porcupine, June 23â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The boys‘ campâ€" sponsored by the Protestant churchâ€" cpens at Night Hawk Lake on Tuesday next with Mr. Carlson (minister at Golden Cily) as supervisor;‘ he has had lots ot experience with boys‘ camps:; and Rev. A. I. Manson, of Matheson, with Rev. J. A. Lyttle, of South Porcupine. : > This will be a nineâ€"day session and all Protestant boys between ,the: ages of 10 and 15 are eligible to atiend. ‘ Applications may be made to any of ‘the supervisors. % South Porcupine, June 23â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Elainge Dogue leaves today for six weeks‘ holiday in Toronto. and Welland. On Friday night she was. guest of honor at a par.y at her mothâ€" er‘s home on Smith street, Connaught Hill. A number of her girl friends enâ€" joved a social evening _ of games, etc., and a very delightful lunch was served at its conclusion: Included among the gues‘s were: Ruth: Emdin, Muriecl M#*â€" Guey, Betty Cumming, Kathleen Poâ€" since the departure of Raidolf Hess, there is no fury to equal that of the _ The CGILT. take _over on July 9th at the camp. Globe and Mail: It is probable that Eileen McCool, Helen Haneberry, Will all members please Send Thanks for \Cigarettes and \Other Kindnesses Men. Overseas Write to Friends at South Porcu- pine. ‘ *4 South Porcupine, June 28â€"(Special to The Advance)-â€"-Le ers of thanks have been received by Mrs. C. Libby from the following ‘boys overseas in reply to the parcels sent from the Comfort Fund:â€"Graham Hulley, Tom Frazer, L. B. Smith, Mac MacDougall, A. Brownlee T. J. Farrel and J. I..in- ergan. A. Brownlee sent Mrs. Libby ring madeâ€" from the propelior of a downed German plane in acknowledgâ€" ment of the parcel. It is a signet ring and the recipient is greatly pleased with it. @4 "I want to thank all the dadies of the Porcupine. Comfort Fund. responsible for ‘the cparcel and. plgarettes which I received, with much appreciaâ€" tion. Candy and cigarettes are rather scarce at present in this country, and it is good for what ails a fellow to be. ableto munch on good old Canadian chocolate ‘bar, and smoke a "sw t} cap. :’ A: pair of socks will help kee these feet of mine in condition for the: ‘ dayâ€"I shall really need them., I have. been over six months now in England and I spent my first five days leave in London and saw the sights of Piccaâ€" Inquest Into Death of Anthony Hoffman The following letter is from,Bob Sulâ€" livan;â€" Jury Returns Verdict of Death by Accident. South Porcupine, June 28â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"An inquest was held on Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Townâ€" ship Buildinz into the death of Anâ€" thony Hoffman. After forty minutes the jury returned the folowing verdict: "We, your jury, find that deceased, Anthony Hoffman, met his acciâ€" dentally on June 23rd, around 7:15 am. at the Paymaster Mine on the 668 stope grizzly above the 600 foot level by being tranped by a fall of roek coming* through an open raise above the grizzly." Dr. R. P. Smith testified that deâ€" ceased died from an internal haemarâ€" hage ‘resulting from a crushed lung. Death occurred aboui five minutes after the rock fall, ' Testimony was given ‘by A. Pugsley, mine superintendent, as to his knowâ€" ledge of the accident, and the deceasâ€" ed who had been employed only since May 28th, 1941, at the mine.. Record of deceased was that he had no pye vious mining experience, but was a good carpenter and had been previously employed on construction work. A. Godin, who was working: with Hoffman at the time, testified that he had shouted to his helper when he heard the rock coming. and had run for safety. He had not actually seen the rock strike deceased but on reâ€" turning to the grizzly had pulled rocks off ‘his feet and called for help. Charts were produced of the locaâ€" tion of ‘the accident and 8. Grinisâ€" losky, E. O. Hallett (charge of No.. 2 shaft) gave evidence. The latter statâ€" ed that he had inspected the stope grizzly on Saturday, June 21st, and found i; to be in good coudmon. â€" Rngquiry was under Coroner F. C Evans, vmhmneslnspecer.B Weir and Crown Attomeycnwck also preâ€" . The jury consisted Tom Ryan, Shields. A. Varker. D. Brown Schumacher High \School Promotion List for June 1941 Students * Promoted in the Various Grades at Schuâ€" macher High School. *‘Try The Advance Want Advertisements ‘Schumacher High School Promotion Listâ€"June, 1941: . ' Stgdents promoted from Grade IX to Grade Xâ€"Aramin!, Noemi. Barker, â€" Grant; Battocchio, Luigi; Brklacich, Ante; Brown, Howard (Gen. Sc., French) Byron, Glenys. Keller, Robyn (Math.); â€" Krznaric, Aunie. Laine, Levi. _ Mangotich, Carl; Markovich, Mary. Ostershek, Ida. Pellizzari, Mafalda, Prentice, Eric. Shaw, Robert. _ Villeneuve, Helen. Westerholm, Ruth. â€" Zubrnick, Annie (Math., Latin). Students promoted from Grade XI to Grade XIIâ€"iBattigelli, Eda; Bernyk, Olga (failed in Physics); Bertol, Bruno; Byron, Catherine. ; Fisher Alta; Fowler, Ethel; Fregonâ€" ese, Inez; Fulton, Alexander (Latin). Hunter, William. Tannarelli, Delia (failed Alg., Phys.). Jenkin, Vera. ~Kitchen, Beverley; Klisanich, Emil (Latin). McMaster, Shirley; MacMillan, Katâ€" rine; Mattson, Ruth (failed in Phys.). Narduzzi, Alma. Phillips, Lois. Turissini, Enes. ~Urquhart, Jean. _ Webber, Lalia (failed in Alg.); Wilâ€" llams, Inez (Latin). Patterson, William (Math.); kunen, Sadie; Pupich, Goldie. Fampson, Ellen; .Scullion, Jessie Sheculski; Rudoliph; Soucie, Eileen tevenson, Gerald; Strigner, Paul Sutherland, June. Tomlinson, John; (Math., Art). _ ~ Wallace, Robert ( Webber, Wurm, Olive. Note: Subjects following a name are conditions. Students promoted from ‘Graed X to Grade XIâ€"Asselstine, June. Baine, Richard; Barker, Patricia. Cripps, Norman. j Fregonese, Alma. Hall/ Howard; Heath, Betty (Math.) ; Hicks, Muriel. Jenkin, Joyce (Math., French) ; Johnâ€" son, Cecelia; Joyce, Eileen (Can. Hisâ€" tory); Joyner, Kirby.. Students promoted from Grade XII to Grade XIIIâ€"Banich, John; Bart, Jean Boyce, Rcobert; Butkovich, Clara. Cencich Frances. Delich, Louise. Flowers, Isabel; Flowers, John. Heath, Robert. Note: Unless indicated as a failure, a subject following a name is a conâ€" dition. (failed Geom.); Laughren, Jean. Mangotic, John (failed Chem., Lat.) ; Mangotich, Constantine (failed Lat.) ; Weber, Donald (failed French); Welt, William (failed©> Latin);â€" Wilis, , Jean. (Gen. Sc., French); Wilkinson, Violet; Jane; Laine, Paul Turcott, Beverly Mrs. George Woods, Sr, Dred on Thursday Even x:' tm â€"rflâ€"'*-gfl\ ny..,.-v) .§\. L-. .) e ** j , South Pomupxfiq. Jmfiff <to: The: Adv,a i) â€"4OICB _=-".f_j_ \',;'éz;and § te ion to the relatrves 0 “?MrS‘ é!%iga wWoods, Sr., upon learning that this. wellâ€"liked and good citizen passed on, on Thursday evening at 6 pm. Her l death came as a great shock, as,. alâ€" though she had been sick for some time, a recent operalion in Toronto which was pronounced successful, was hoped to restore her to health again.. A relapse followed her return somse 'four weeks ago, and the end cam91 peacefully on Thursday. 1 Respected Resident of Dome Extension Since 1923, Passes On The deceased lady was born in Camâ€" borne, Cornwall, England, sixtyâ€"five years ago, and came to Canada with her husband and family in 1922. For a year they resided over the Post Ofâ€" fice in Sou‘h Porcupine, then moved to Dome Extension where they have since lived.â€" F Rev. Lyitle spoke from the text "Jesus Wept‘". He spoke of the atâ€" ‘tending congregation, as a tribute to the memory and worth of. the late Mrs. Woods and the respect and esicem in which she was held; of the broken Hor maiden nams was Eliza Jane Bullock, and her elderly mother is gtill very active and lives in Camborne. Mr. George Woods, her husband, predeceased her twelve years ago. Children (all living in the Porcupine Camp) are â€" Laurg (Mrs. Herbert Tripo); Lily (Mrs. Willian Kellow); Gladys: (Mrs. Richard Mitchell);â€" Neiâ€" lie (Mrs. William Allen); George; and Doris at home. Her brother, Josâ€" eph Bullock, now living.: in Corniwall, England, was at one time well known hers, having worked at the Dome; he left some twelve yvears ago to return to his native country. The funeral of the late Mrs. Woods was held on Sunday from the United Church with Rev. J. A. Lyttle conducting the funeral service. The church was filled with sympathizing friends of the family, whoss mourning for the deceased lady was sincere. The choir led the hymns sung, which were "The sands of life are sinking," and "The day thou gavest, Lord is ended" At 9 ‘o‘clock on Saturday morning at St. Anthony‘s Cathedral Miss Irene Milette became the bride. of. Dr. Pierre D. Brunet. They are shown above as they left the church. Left to right are Messrs Joe and Omer Milette, brothers of the bride as ushers, Dr. Ernost Bruncet, Jr. of Montreal, brother‘ of of the groom, who was groomsâ€" man, Dr. and Mrs., P. D. Brunet, Miss Francoise Brunet of Sudbury, sister of the groom as maidâ€"ofâ€" honor and Miss Blanche Milette, sister of the bride and Miss Maric Brunet, sister of the groom : as bridesmaids. Christ following the text, in the Bibleâ€"given by Him to the Sisters moher. ‘He concluded with the words of heroie character of dectased her untiring solicitude for her and paid tribute to her memory The following were the floral tokens sont:â€"The Familyv; Mother, Sister, and Prother, Cornwall, England; George, Doris and Joe; Herbert, Laura and Family; Itllic and Billâ€" and Family; Gladys, Dick and Kennsth; Wilite, Nellis, June and Marlene: J. 8. Go:dâ€" worthy, Cornwall, England; R. Conâ€" nolly and Family; Ben and Leta Mitâ€" chell; Meta, Moniy and Mrs. Melville; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hocking: Paddy Nolan: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. White; Mr. and Mrs~ F. Reynolds and Kathleen and Lorne; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Milchell;â€" Mr. and Mrs. Costain and Fatâ€" ily; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cavis; Mr. and Mrs. T. H Thomas and Family; Mr. and Mrs. E. Rcibinson and Family, Conâ€" iaurum; Mr. and Mrs. J. Doran and the boys: Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Johns; The Millions Family; Mr. and Mrs. E. Cantor â€"and Family; Marcella J. Lynch; Mr. and Mrs. Wastyk and daughters; Mr. and Mrs: Jim Sharp; Mr. and Mrs. S. Sky; Dick and Marion Prior; Mr. and Mrs. A. Salter and the boys:; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Moyle and Family; Isslyn Jones; Mr. and Mrs. D. Hughes and Family; Mrs. Stanlake and Mrs. Beard; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mcâ€" _Ginn; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonnell; ~â€"Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly and Family; Eileen Curriere; Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd; Edna and. Ethel; Mr. and Mrs. E. Chevrier and Family; Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘Wilson; The: Foster Family; David Russell McEwan; Mr. and Mrs. R. Mcâ€" Williams Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Edwards; _ Cliff Rowett; C. Smyth; Nick and Dorâ€" othy Andrews; Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Countryman; Edward and Millie Mitâ€" chell and Family; Mr. and Mrs. C,. H. ~Libby and Family and Ven Rowe; Andy Bruce, Lloyd Doran and Bill McMahon; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hocking and famâ€" ily; Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson and Family:; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hedges and Violet; John Fell and Family; Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. Adamo and Family; Nadyne Malouin:; Pearl and Brownie; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Uren; Mr. and Mrs. Fritnds of the family acted as pailâ€" bearers Messrs Simuci. Philiips, Peter Varker, Willlam Moyle, Ven. Rows, John Beard and Bdward Mitchell. AIntermen} wais made in ‘Tisdale 'Cemet(e * l"nn..ml amngemente wore in the hands of Mr. Lioyd Hunkin. Eileen Hall iAnnâ€"Marie Miller Ellen Sampson Ante Brolicich In order to win the second year award the recipients must pass on their year‘s work, and continue to give eviâ€" that they are carrying out the ; spirit of the awards. ‘First Year Awards to the value of $10 Margzaret Boisonnault Barbara Hayward George Fake Roderick MacDonald: First Year Awards to the value of :7.50 Joan Prentice Lola McCarthy Dudley Miller Osborne Williams Winners of Awards at Schumacher Public School The following are the. awards anâ€" nounced for the Schumacher public school this year:â€"â€" Frederick W. Schumacher Book Scholarship Awards â€" The committee in charge wish to announce the following Book Scholarâ€" ship Award§s for the year 1941 Second Â¥YÂ¥car Awa‘ds to tht value of $15.00 H. Richmond and Family; Mr. and Mrs. R. Mitchell and Joe; Mr. A. Michaelson:; Mr. and Mrs. S. Phillips and Family; John and Maud Carne; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Varker; Mrs. Jesâ€" sie Williamson; Porcupine Male Voice Choir; United Church Choir; Dome Football Club; Ladies Auxiliary, Canâ€" adian Legion Branch 287; Dome Assay Office and Refinery Staffs; Dominion Store Staff. Try The Advance Want Advertisements Patricia Campbell John Kirkland Gerald Stevenson Angeline Mateljan Second Year Awards to the Value of $10.00