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Mothers‘ Club Plans | for Bowling Season _ at Schumacher Otherx Items of Interest from Schumacher and District. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Cooper have reâ€" turnad from their honsymoon and have taken up residence in the Blahey apartments, Birch St. Mrs. Cooper was the former Mae Burgera, RN. The Catholic Women‘s League of St. Alphonsus‘ Parish Church held their monthly meeting in the library room on Monday evening. There was a good attendance. The president, Mrs. John Griffiths, was in the chair. Business was discussed and plans for future events were arranged. After the busiâ€" ness a social period was enjoyed. Aircraftsman James Fowler of the RCAF., stationed at Hagersville, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fowler, Fourth Ave. The many friends of Mrs. Charles Butler will be glad to hear that she was able to leave the Porcupine General Hospital Sunday and she is feeling much better after her recent operaâ€" tion. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Echumacher, Sept. 10â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Last Wednesday evenâ€" ing the Mothers Club met at the MeIntyre auditorium, and plans were made to start off the bowling season. Myrs, Stirrat, last year‘s president, ocâ€" eupiled the chair. ‘Mr. Whitson, manâ€" of the bowling alley, attended. He spoke on the good friendship and coâ€"operation that had existed in las season‘s ‘"Mothers Club" and wished the ladies every success in the season they were about to begin. HMHe outlined the rules and regulations to the new memâ€" bers and gave the ladies a fow pointâ€" ers. After Mr. Whitson‘s speech the business got under way. The first line of business was the election of ofâ€" ficers. Mrs. M. Borgna, of Larder Lake, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Di Faunt, Second Ave. President, Mrs. James Stirrat (reâ€" elected). Viceâ€"president, Mrs. James Scullion. Becretaryâ€"treasurer, Mrs. Joe Monâ€" tigney. ‘‘There are six teams bowling this year and the official start off will be Tuesday, September 23rd. Mrs. Eddie Angrignon, who has been visiting Mrs. J. V. Angrignon, Second Ave., and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flyn, left on Sunday for her home at Belle Terre. x Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Korsan Block, have returned from a holiday in Southâ€" ern Ontario. News From South Porcupine, Dome and the L. s s im in m csmm ic ons ts e mm ns mc Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson, Bank of Commerce apt., First Ave., left by car for a holiday at Gr and Valley and other points. Miss Fileen Maher returned this week from a holiday at Cobalt and other points. The Trinity United Church Sunday School will hold its annral picnic on Saturday, September 13th, to the Butfâ€" faloâ€"Ankerite Park, All are asked to meet at the church on Saturday mornâ€" ing at ten thirty. Bunday, September 14th, the Harâ€" vest, Thanksgiving services will be held at Trinity United Church. There will be special music by the choir. An inâ€" vitation is extended to all to attend the services on Sunday. The Revy. Norâ€" man Healey will conduct the mornâ€" ing service and the evening service will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Jackson from Monteith. _The Women‘s Association of Trinity United Church held their monthly meeting last Wednesday afternoon in the church hall, Business was discussed and the ladies decided to hold a Harâ€" vest Home dinner in the church hall on Monday evening from five till seven. A roast meat dinner will be served by the ladies. Mr. Jack Matthew, Fourih Ave., and Mr. Charles Small, of Larder Lake left by car for a holiday at Toronto. Captains: Mrs. C. Rickard, Mrs. Dave Lamb, Mrs. Alex Mair, Mrs. James Stirrat, Mrs. Curnow, Mrs. Roy Hazelâ€" Mrs. Gerald MacDonald and her sisâ€" ter, Miss Marion Furlong, have returnâ€" ed from a holiday at Toronto and Hamilton. While in Hamilton they visited their brother, Harold, who is in hospital, and his friends will be glad to hear that he is coming along fine. All wish him a speedy recovery. Bormâ€"Sunday, September 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shippam, Third Ave.â€"a son. Mr. and Mrs, James Dillcn, FPirst Ave, were in North Bay last weekâ€"end, attending the wedding of Mrs. Dillan‘s yvoungest brother. Mrs. Dillon is at present holidaying at Detroit, but moâ€" tored to North Bay to attend the Mrs. John Rodgers and lititle son, have returned from an extended holiâ€" day at Winnipeg. Miss Ethel Armstrong is holidaying at Pembroke and other points. Stella and Molly Benâ€" nett are holidaying in Southern Onâ€" tario. Mrs. Johin Sloan. who has been visitâ€" ing her daughters, Mrs. Fred Dwyer and Mrs. Brennan, left this week for her home at Campbell‘s Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Earl MclLeod and son Dale, have returned from a holiday at Nlagara Falls, Hamilton and Torâ€" Mr.â€" and Mrs. Frank Crook and daughter, First Ave., have returned from a holiday at Toronto and Wasaga Beach. Funeral Yesterday of Mrs. Jack Keen of Schumacher ‘The late Mrs. Keen was born at Dalâ€" tonâ€"inâ€"Furness in the North of Engâ€" land, and was 42 years of age at the time of her death. She is survived by her husband and seven children (two sons and five daughters), two brothers and three sisters in England, and one sister, Mrs. Vickers, of Schumacher. ‘The late Mrs. Keen came to Schuâ€" macher sixteen years ago and was held in the highest esteem by her many friends. ‘(An ardent worker for the Schumacher Anglican Ladies‘® Guild she will be much missed in that circle. €ympathy is extended to the husband and family in their sad loss. Sschumacher, Sept. 10â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"It was with deep reâ€" gret word was received of the death of Mrs. Jack Keen, Fourth Ave. Mrs. Keen passed away three o‘clock Monâ€" day morning in St. Mary‘s hospital. Mrs. Keen was taken to hospital at sixâ€"thirty Sunday evening. A daughter was born at nine o‘clock and Mrs. Keon passed away early on Monday mornâ€" ing, never having regained conscicusâ€" ness. The baby, a nineâ€"pound ‘daughâ€" ter, survives. Among the many beautiful floral tributes were the following: Pillowâ€"Husband and family.. Basâ€" ketsâ€"Mr. and Mrs. A. Loveless and family; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lochric and family; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Finâ€" kleman and family. Wreathsâ€"Mtr. and Mrs. F. Vickers and family; Broâ€" thers Jackson and Harold, England; Sister, Violet, Lizzie and Edith, Engâ€" land, Grandma Keen, Enzland; All the families from Lancashire, England: McIntyrs Mill and Rockhouse; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jacksic and Anne.. Sprays:â€"Anglican â€" Ladies‘ Guild; Mr. and Mrs. N. Pezzola and baby: Redvers, Harold, Clifford and Irvin| Vickers; Miss Horatia Bazinet; Mr.| Archie Wherry; Mr. and Mrs. Loader| and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bell and family; Mrs. R. Backhouse; Mrs. B. Taylor and Boys; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer | Miller: Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris and | family; Mr. and Mrs. James Stirrat;, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gordon; Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace and family; Mr. and Mrs. W. Robson and family; Mrs. Weber and boys; Mr. and Mrs. Jack| Matthew and family; Mrs. Besley and | Lester. l The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at twoâ€"thirty from the reâ€" sidence on Fourth Ave. to the St, Matâ€" | thew‘s Anglican Church, Timmins. The | Rev. Canon R. S. Cushing, assisted by | Captain Vollick, conducted the funeral| sorvice. Interment was made in Timâ€" mins cemetery. The floral t-ribu:t.,eS! were many and beautiful. The pallâ€" bearers were:â€"George Wallace, Frank Vickers, Harold Lochrie, Redvers Vickâ€" ers, Archie Wherry, Alvin Loveless. Funeral of Threeâ€"yearâ€"old Son of Mr. and Mrs. Marketh schumacher, Sept. 10th. Special to The Advance. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. C. Marketh in the death of their young son, Walter, aged three, who passed away in St. Mary‘s hospital, Sunday evening. The funeral was held passed away in St. Mary‘s Nnospliltai, Sunday evening. The funeral was held Tuesday from the home on Pine street to St. Alphonsus church, The Rev. Father Martindale conducted the fuâ€" neral service. Interment was in Timâ€" J 423 LA AA 5) Â¥ C Ad CA W aÂ¥ but a A oA 1AAA L/ 4A 4 September 1st are President Frank C. Evans: V. H. Evans and Harold Hall. There were many beautiful foral] offerings including floral tributes from : Mr. and Mrs. McLeland, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Friiz, Mr. and Myrs. Galovich and Danny, Mr. A. Summerâ€" Try The Advance Want Advertisements Sschumacher, Sept. 10â€"(Special 1O The Advance)â€"Mrs. J. A. McCabe, of | Ottawa, National President of the Catholic Woemen‘s League of Canada, was gusest of honour at a banquet held by the Schumacher subâ€"divisiorf in the McIniyre auditorium Sunday afterâ€" | noon. The Timmins Diccesan presiâ€" | dent, Mrs. D. E. Brunet, was also presâ€" | ent. This was the first visit to Schuâ€" Imacher of the League National Preâ€" sident. Before the banquet Mrs. Mcâ€" ! Cabe addressed the members and euests and congratulated them for the work they had donge in the past and exhortird them to keep on ‘working and coâ€"operate with their executive so that | more could be accomplished. l Mrs. John Griffiths, President of the iSchumacher League, introduced Mrs. | McCabe to each lady present. | At the banquet which followed, the | Rev. Father Martindale spoke to the | speaker will be MISss Essie Kain. (new IV. O. Nurse for this Porcupine district). |\‘"This will be a splendid opportunity for our club members to hear someâ€" | thing of the work of this useful organâ€" ! ization, also to extend a hearty welâ€" come to Miss Kain and to wish her success in her new field of labour‘"‘â€" says the "Kiwanis Weekly Leaflet." The Kiwanians are planning a carâ€" nival to be held in the near futureâ€" ‘ date later by, Mr. and Myrs. Constandin, Miss Rose Percival, Mr. and Mrs. George McShane, Mr. Arthur Movotny, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, Frankie and Bilis McWhinnie, Mrs. J. O‘Leary, Mr. and Mrs. Kochelar and Jean, Mr. A. Sinâ€" clair, Mrs. Pfaff and Bessie and Lizzi®, Mr. C. Chappell, Mrs. L. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Staples. National President Guest of C. W. L. at Schumacher Delegates appointed to attend the District Convention at Montreal on September 1st are President Frank C. Evans: V. H. Evans and Harold Hall. South Porcupine, Sept. 10th. Special to The Advance. At the Kiwanis dinner to be held toâ€" night in the Kiwanis Hall the guest speaker will be Miss Essie Kain. (new V. O. Nurse for this Porcupine district). New V. 0. Nurse at South Poreupine to Address Kiwanis Next week the weekly dinner held on Wednesday instead of day, and the occasion will be Nig Mrs. McCabe was then presented with a lovely compact as a small reâ€" membrance of her visit to the subâ€" division. The National and the Dioâ€" cesan presidents each wore a lovely corsage, the gift of the subâ€"division. The League hymn, "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name," was sung by all present, and a very enjoyable event was brought to a close. Pictured above, shortly after their marriage at the priest‘s home of the Church of Nativity on Monday morning, are Mr. .and Mrs. David Wemyss. The photo was taken at the reception which followed the ceremony, and was held at the home of the bride‘s parents. She is the former Miss Helen Prout. anquet in Honour of Mrs. J. A. McCabe. 10â€"(Spscial to will be Thursâ€" Ladies‘ Schumacher School l’uplls Do Well in Aluminum Drive When Schumacher school children undertake a task they always do it well This phrase can be applied to the present drive for aluminum. The result of this enterprise far exceeded their expectations. Mr.. Boyce had his pupils well trained to do their bit and they are determined to be in with the "Smash Hitler‘"‘ and "Win the War‘‘ slogans. Mrs. A. Roach, of South Porcupine, Guestâ€"ofâ€"Honour Ssouth Porcupine, Sept. 10th.. Special to The Advance. Mrs. A. Roach was guest of honour Monday evening at a party held at the home of Mrs. J. Miller, of Front street, with Mrs. Wm. Phillips assisting the hostess. _A delightful social evening was spent during which bridge was played. Prize winners were Mrs. Wm. Phillips, first; Mrs. A. Bromley, second; and Mrs.. H. Houghton third. Refreshâ€" ments were served at the close of the evening. Guests prosent were Myrs. W.. S. johns, of Timmins, Mrs. 8. Jay, Mrs. B. Curtis, Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs. P. J. Varker, Mrs. D. Miller, Mrs G. Burch, Mrs. H. Houghton, Mrs. Robt. McWilâ€" liam‘s, Junicr; Mrs. P. Roberts, Myrs. Wm. Phillips, Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. W. Farren, Mrs. A, Bromley and the guest of honour, Mrs,. A. Roach. Schumacher, Sept The Advance.. South Poreupine, Sept to The Advance. The United Church is holding Harâ€" vest Festival services on Sunday next. The morning services will be taken by Mr. Fred J. Jackson, of Monteith (a Sudbury boy who has just completed a postâ€"graduate course at Chicago Uniâ€" versity); and the preacher at the evenâ€" ing services will be the Rev. Norman A. Healey, of Schumacher. Activities of the Church: are being resumed #gor the fall season, the Y. P. U. holding their first meeting on Wedâ€" nesday evening. The Junior League met on Monday. A Monday next a harvest programme with refreshments presented at 8 pm. in the new Harvest Festival Services at South Poreupine Church South Porcupine Rover Scout Duly Invested A ceremony took place in St. Paul‘s Church on Tuesday afternoon, when the Rover Scouts, undar Active Chapâ€" lain Archdeacon Woodall invested Arâ€" thur Cole as a Rover Scout. The Rover Scouts are doing their duty nobly by their country. Of twelve members in South Porcupine in the Fall of 1939 three are now in the R. A. F.â€"(Bud Evans who was home on leave and was present at this cereâ€" mony in his airforce uniform),â€"George Dogue and "Tubby‘‘ Tole. Lewis Pyke â€"another Rover Scoutâ€"is in the Transport Section of the Army, and Arthur Cole is waiting his call for the Navy. This lad has served his probationary period as a Squire, and is leaving soon for the Navy. south Porcupine, Sept. 10th Specxal to The Advance. i ANNUAL SHOWING OF SANDHAM FURS 8000006 0060 646000000084 08888886088 400004060404 640 6# 6 h "I ordered a dozen oranges, but you only sent me ten." "Part of our service, madam. Two were bad, so we saved you the trouble of throwing them away."â€"Exchange. SO THOUGHTFUL 10th, Special to 10th â€" Special festival will be church. Timmins United Church was the sceme of a lovely wedding on Thursday, September 4th, at 4.30 o‘clock,, when Miss Bess Caveney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Caveney, of Sandy Falls, became the bride of Private Douglas orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Orr Sr., Cobalt. The Rev. W. M. Mustard ofâ€" ficiated Mrs. Frank David acted as matron of honour, with Private Ormand Levely, as groomsman.. Following the ceremony, a small reâ€" ception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents at Sandy Falls. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs,. A. P. Orr Sr., of Cobalt, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Orr, Jr., of Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Orr and Mr. and Mrs. Eldâ€" ridge Orr, of Timmins. Wedding at the United Church on Thursday Last Number of Grants Are Authorized by Council Yesterday (Continued trom Page One) street to the town liimits they would have to pay for the lighting of the section to the limits and there was nobody living there, The town would be paying to light up the bush. ‘Ccunâ€" cillor Terry argued that the street should be extended because it would have to be done some time anyway, and it might as well be‘ now. It was finally decided to leave the matter with Councillor McDermott and he will try and get the petiticon eent to the Tisdale council and see if they will pay the expense. Herbert W. Warren was appointed as the tax sale auctioneer at ‘yesterday‘s mekYing. The tax sale is taking place icday. The resolution was worded that h> would be appointed and paid at a rate that the council approved or on that was acceptable to the chairman of the Finance Committee. A from Chief of Police Leo H. Gagnon asked that the council cancel the taxi driver‘s license that was issued to Joseph A. Houde. Houde was conâ€" victed in police court here on Septemâ€" ter 3rd on a charge of keeping beer for sale and the car that he was using was confiscated. The license was canselled in the same manner as in all those cases,. The Department of Highways wrote to the council asking them to share the costs in put‘ting a new fiocr in the Mattagami River bridge. The work is being done now and the estimated cost of $1,000 will be shared between the town and the Department of Highways. T. H. Wilkes, secretary of the Disâ€" trict of Cochrane Firemen‘s Associaticn wrote to the council asking that the fire and light committee chairman be semt to the jcint convention of the Cochran> and Temiskaming Firemen‘s Asscciations. The convention will be held on Monday and Tuesday, Sepâ€" tember 15th and 16th, at Val d‘Or, Queâ€" bec. The convention will be attendsd by Fire Chief A. Rerland, and by Counzcillor Eyre. Mr. Wilkes explained that there had been a misunderstandâ€" ing between the two associations in reâ€" gard to the sending of the invitations and that was the reason that the inâ€" vitation had reached here so late. Councillor Spooner suggested that at this time when a pile driver is at work a the nsw bridge at the Mattagami River some piles should be driven into the water at the site of the municipal beach on the river. This item was deferred when it was learned that town engineer‘s department could drive the piles in during the winter. The other municipal ‘beach on Gilâ€" Mes Lake will be enlarged and the council has been trying to get the adâ€" joininz property in order to lengthen the beach. They found out this week See This Magnificient Fur Display The chancee of a lifetime! Luxurious fur coats at wonderful preâ€" season savings! Choose your fur coat nowâ€"prices are going UP! See our collection of authentic 1942 fur coat silhouettes, choicest pelts, expert workmanship. The Sandham Co. of Toronto are one of the oldest British Furâ€" riersâ€"your assurance of highest quality; and newest stylesâ€"See this grand display at Rinn Bros. Now! 13 Pine Street North TOâ€"DAY, FKI, SAT. RINN BROS. Use Our Convenient Budget Plan that the property thai thty want to get belongs to the Gillies Lake Porâ€" cupinege Gold Mines and is under a 99â€" year leassa. Councillors Roberis and Mc+Dermott will try and contact ds mirie officials to see if they can get a lease on the property that they intend to use. 14. A letter from W. L. Cl#erment, Dominâ€" ion Firs Commissioner, was read to the council. It was in the form of a cirâ€" cular leiter and it asked that the municipal fire departmers, be kopt up to its full peace time strength. The latter pointed out the neccssity of keeping the fire departmon, up to strength duringz wartimses. Some deâ€" President Roosevelt to Sspeak on Radio Toâ€"Night strength during wartims. Some deâ€" in Cemada had lost men through enlistments and had not hirâ€" ed new mon to replace them. The leitter said that any pars of Canada could be bombed by Jong range bombâ€" ers and that no placs wis immune from an air raid. Council decided to defer this matter till the fire chief reâ€" turns from the Fire Chiefs‘ Coovenrticn that he is atending row. Presider Washning! Washingu:.on and hat he will demand t rive a strict accounmting YES! YOU‘LL LIKE THE PROMPT COURTEOUS SERâ€" VICE YOGU RECEIVE FROM OQOUR DRIVERS. NORTHLAND PRODUCERS Cmm â€" DAIRY Phone 3200 Quality Ladies‘ Wear Cs3eV OPENING DANCE OF THE SEASON 1 speak f1 it is expec for Am TNViDnV deoâ€" men ‘"‘"Oh, I‘m fine man. | Smiling, the cashier handed himg the reciept, ‘And how is the baby?9 he asked. NICE BABY ‘The young man marched pxoudly inâ€" to the store and told the cashier he wanted to pay the last instalment on the perambulator. 111 YOUR SMILE TOâ€"DAY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11TH, 1941 live mes their dea‘h American and cthe The Presidint i have somerhing to : atjacks on the Un Greor and the sin‘ iearr Oow!t The Prosident is schoduled {:o speak from 900 to 9.15§ tonight, Standard Time. The speeoh will be carried by «the C.B.C. The speech was crigirally sthieduled $1.00 Couple _ Ladijes 10c but i4 Was dq@eath of th day. Milk From Selected Herds Dance to the Sparkling rhyxthm of The "Mac‘"‘ Ambassadors ‘â€"+* ADMISSION :â€"i 1€ iL VR was i American of Nazi or the start of P1 replied Ahe »gounf is also expested to ) say about the recent States d=twover hay Timmins of 11 CaAPl) SUSZL g“ V.'_ "DBDUWy sAÂ¥ 1lay. ) Am rnight { <he Moinâ€"