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Pretty Wedding in St. Paul‘s Church South Porcupine Miss Norma Jean McCaw and Mr. Frederick Edwin Bonnett Married. South Porcupine, Nov. 265 â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"A very protty wedâ€" ding took place on Wednesday afterâ€" ncon, Nov. 25th, in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church when Archdeacon Woodall united in marriage Norma Jean Mcâ€" Caw, daughter cof John Allan McCaw and the late Mrs. McCaw, and Fredâ€" erick Edwin Bonnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bonnett, of England. The. bride looked very pretty as she came in the church on the arm of her Tather. She was gowned in a long The. bride looked very pretty as she came in the church on the arm of her {ather. She was gowned in a long simple frock of palest pink chiffon, with fingerâ€"tip veil of pink tulle gathâ€" THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1941 TO HONOUR PURCHASERS OF WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES The Above Honour card is given o all fi per cent. for the regular purchase Dr. B. H. Harper COUNCILLOR FOR 1943 Citizens Township of Tisdale Monday, December Ist Vote to Reâ€"Elect Dr.E. 8. Sommerville ATRIBUTE 10 GO0OD CiTIZENSHIP for tho Honest, Unprejudiced Administration (Z * _(# s CCZ7 _ ({f" â€"¢ .’..fl I‘lfl/{/fil 6’/’/%’%("1//:'" Your Vote and Influence Respectully Solicited for Township of Tisdale given o all firms whose employees are pledged ar purchase of War Savings Certificates. Councillor for 1942 ered in a wreath of orange blossoms She carried a sheaf of Talisman roses Her younger sister, Audrey, actsd as bridesmaid, wearing a long simple gcwn of French blue, a tiny blue fower hat and white accessories. She carried a sheaf of crimson roses and fern. Attending as best man was Mr. John Plaikie. and Miss Jean Jordison playâ€" ced wedding musc. Following the ceremony a reception Following the ceremony a reception‘ was held at the bride‘s home on Bruce Ave., at which the bride‘s aunts, Mrs. McQuarrie, Mrs. Schmelzle, and Mrs. Hansen ascisted as hostesses, with Mrs. Joyzce and Mrs. Ronald,. sisters of the bride. The young couple will take up residence at 29 Commerâ€" cial and we wish them all happiness in their married life. Previous to her marriage the bride was guest of honour at a lovely misâ€" cellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. James Fera, on Bloor Avenuse. Globs and Mail â€" What concerns Japan is a formula which will enable her to save her face. The Italians would be satisfied if they could save their shirts. y * y * > /1"//9/1 L432 (y/ Reeve V. H. Evans Reâ€"elected for 1942 by Acclamation South Porcupine, Nov. 25 â€" (Special to The Advance)â€"Nomination day in Tis4dale caused very little stir in town, very few people attending at the town hall for the nominations. â€"Those nominated were:â€"Reeve V. H. Evans. no contestants therefore Reeve for 1942 by acclamation. s During the year over 6,000 lineal feet of 24‘ roadway to the Dome and 3,500 running fee; of improved asphalt paveâ€" ment have been constructed. The Vipond road has been resurfaced and First avenue, Schumacher, from east to west to Railroad St., Schumacher. 1,200 lineal feet of McIntyre road also improved makes altogzether three miles of improved type asphal; pavement. This has useqd 6,500 tons of asphalt. 21,009 gallons of oil and 70 tons of calcium chloride have been used for rcad work. C ce The four township councillors for 1941â€"Dr. B. H. Harpéer, Dr. E. S. Snmerville, Mr. Melvin Cavanagh and Mr. Wm. Fairhurstâ€"wore nominated for 1942â€"as were als> Geo. F. Helmer, Vaino Leukkonen, Mrs. Florence Jenâ€" kyn, Mr. Herb Mackey, Mr. w. Smith, Mr. Kenneth Kilborine, Mr. James Dillon, Mr. W. C. Arnott. Of the twelve thus ncminated for the township council, threeâ€"Messrs FPairâ€" hnurs=‘., Dillon and Arnott â€" failed to qualify before nine o‘clock Saturday night, thus leaving nine to contest the four seats. â€"Reeve Evans gave an account of the township improvements and work durâ€" ing the past yvear‘s tenure of office. The Pukllic Work« Committee have expended $195,0080 during 1940 This includes all snow removal, snowâ€" ploughing, improvements of streets and roads, cperation and maintenance Of works department and street lighting. 11,500 yards of pit run gravel and 15000 . yards of crushed and 14,008 vards of mine rock have been used. In Schumacher all lanes have been gravelled and 54 service connections in waterworks renewed, also 350 feet of sanitary sewer installed on Pine St. Also a 14" control valve on Timminsâ€" Tisdale boundary controls more efâ€" fectively the Schumacher water supâ€" ply. In Bousseau townsite 900 feet of domestic water main lias been installed. In South Porcupine a larger domestic sanitary and fire main has been inâ€" stalled. recently from Strachan N. to Bruce Ave. In South Porcupine a new 6" meter has been put in to check on the South Porcupine water supply. 1,150 feet of storm sewer has been installed throughout the township, an asphalt mixing plant purchased â€" the only one north of North Bayâ€"cost $6,â€" 600. The Fire and Light Committee and Public Welfare report both Fire Chiefs enjoyed enviable publicity in Northern, Dominion, Provincial andlocal organâ€" 5,000 lineal feet of sidewalks have been renewed. izations in fire prevention week, South Porcupine gaining first place in this ine Standing for Township Council. Review of Year‘s| Work by Reeve Evans _ | i Inf Public Woe‘lfare the institution of a VON. branch has received more ‘help from the tcwnship than called ifor-â€"both for transportation and office sorvice. | Reeve Evans complimentsd all chisfs i“ staff in the township for the exâ€" ‘cellent work of their devartments â€" i Chief McInnis, Max Smith, Pat Murâ€" phy. Clarence Anderson, all receiving meed of praise. PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO in the province for the size of the town and Echumacher seventh. In Police work a survey of the toewnâ€" ship established a beat system of patrolling, and the ;raffic guwardian system of school areas for child safety at traffic crossing. A special advance system of calling in taxes has eliminated interses* in payâ€" ments on temporary loans,. a savinz of $1,500 being attributed to the tax prepayment scheme. The tax rate in Schumacher was reâ€" duced from 37.25 mills to 33.37. In S. S. No. 1 the rate of 3959 mills was maintained and not increased. ‘The per capita detenture debt is now $58 instead of $110. Last year a; this tims the township showed a surplus of $28,000 and at the end of 1940â€"$4,500. This year shows a surplus of $24,000, and by the end of the year the budget will break even. Reevt Evans hopes that the 1942 council will be elected with an eye to wartime adminis‘ration which should be:â€"To consider economy, and avoid any public borrowingâ€"to make public works projects with afterâ€"war developâ€" ment and employment in viewâ€"to eliâ€" minate unnecessary costs and to pursue activities as well as xs possible in warâ€" time. A mesting of candidates for council will be held in the town hall on Thursday (tonig‘hq at 8 pm. In Schuâ€" macher on Sunday night in the theatre. Friends Honour Brideâ€"toâ€"hbe at S. Porcupine Last Week Last Wednesday evening the Nurses‘ Residence at the Porcupine General hospital was the scene of a very pretty miscellaneous shower for Miss Ethel Jones, R.N.. who is to become the bride of Mr. J. Phillips of the Dome, at the end of this week. Miss Jones. has been on the n,ursing staff of the hospital for.some time, and all the nurses were present for the shower, as well as friends from Schuâ€" nacher and Timmins. The residence was prettily decorated in white, pink and blue for the occaâ€" sion, and the gifts which were both useful and valuable, were piled into a sleigh which a Santa Claus dreéew in and presented to the guest of honour. Funeral of Jorne Johnson it South Porecupine, Nov. 22 South Porcupine, Nov, 25th. Special to The Advance. The death of Lorne Johnson, aged 28, of 55 O‘Brien avenue, South Porcuâ€" pine, took place ‘om Saturday last ‘in Porcupine General hospital.. Deceased was admitted to hospital sufi'ering from ruptured appendix and died following operation. ° § CR He was employed at the Hoyle Mine and was formerly of Millbrcok, Ont. His widow and two children, one three years and one of three months survive him. A The funeral was held on Monday from his home, with Rev. J. A. Lyttle conducting . the funeral services, and interment was made in Tisdale cemeâ€" tery. Floral tributes were sent from:â€"His Mr. and Mrs. McChesney; Hoyle Gold Mine Employees; Mr. and Mrs. Corrisâ€" wife and children; The Johnson f{amily . ton:; Mr. and Mrs. Manary, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Art Lewis; Hoyle Community. Mr. Jamieson and Mr. Eadies and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Manary, Missing Airman‘s Nephew of J. C. Brown, S. Porecupine South Porcupine, Nov. 25th. Special to The Advance. The following was noted on Novemâ€" ber 18th in a Toronto daily paper.â€" 4 % Wing Commander Mark H. Brown, DS.C., of the RA.F., is missing after air aperations. He has more than twenty Axis planes to his credit. He was a member of No. 1 Fighter Squadâ€" ron of the R. A. F. at the outbreak of the war and participated in the first air fights in France." He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Brown, of Glenboro, Manitoba, and is the nephew of Mr. J. C. Brown;of S:rachan Ave., South Porcupine. The family were notified that he was missâ€" ing, by the Air Ministry on November 12th, and have heard nothing defimte since that date. Amon Sceotia alds, saat, MacQuat New Ecot Photoâ€"Public Iaformation A woman worker in tht Brownsâ€" burg, P.Q.. small arms anmunition plant is shown inspecting shells. Canada is now turning oit shells and bombs of all sizes in large gquantities, ckville Recorder iz ‘those élected i Legislature were a Campbell, a i) . MacMillan, ‘M: xUaYrC Quality er and Times â€" ed to the Nova ‘ere three McDonâ€" i Macâ€" MacKinnon and Yova Scotia is still Corrigan Funeral Will be Held Here Tomorrow Afternoon # € J | Mervyn Corrigan, 38 Years, Old, Died Here Yesterday, Morning. g The funeral of the late Mervyn Corâ€" rigan, 12 Carlin avenue, will be held in Timmins tomorrow afternoon at 2 o‘clock. The thirtyâ€"eightâ€"yearâ€"old man died here shortly after sight o‘clock vesterday morning. About sevenâ€"thirty yesterday mornâ€" ing the Timmins police were called to 12 Carlin avenue for assistance. When they arrived they found that Mr. Corâ€" rigan had slashed his throat with a razor blade. At the time that the pclice arrived Mr. Corrigan was being treated by Dr. H. G. Metcalfs. Shortâ€" ly after eight o‘clock the man died. Dr. H. L. Minthorn was then called to the scene and after examination he decided that no inquest would be held. Police said that they discovered that the man had been despondent for scme time previous to the unfortunate incident. When they arrived at the hous> the injured man was still mumblâ€" ing and talking. Mrs. Corrigan said tha; her husband had got up early and gone to the bathroom. He had been there for about ten minutes and she thought that there was a strange quietness s3 she went to investigate. It was thenâ€" that she discovered her husband on the ficoor with his throat slashed. She immediately phoned for a doctor and the police. The late Mervyn Corrigan was a reâ€" sident of Timmins for a number of years and at the time of his death he was employved at the McIntyre Porcuâ€" pine Mines where it is understood he was a spare shifter. He leaves to surâ€" vive him a wife and {wo children. Donations Coming in to Christmas Seal Committee The Porcupine Christmas Seal Comâ€" mittee has been working the last three weeks preparing for the campaign which opsned Tuesday. Ladies from various organizations and the school children have helped in the preparation of the Christmas Seal letters. The following are lists of ghose sendâ€" ing in donations:â€"Canadian Industries Ltd., Mr. D. Coombes, Mrs A F. Day, Mr. G. Drew, Faymar Porcupine Ltd., John Fogg Co., Mr. J. Fogg, Mrs. R.. Hansen, Dr. J. R. Giardine, Mr. L. w P BP PAAA DLAAA LA DLAAA L L P â€"ALP L â€"AP P AL DAAAE EPA PP PP P P l PsPA t m P DP PA LAAA L P P L P P L LA Citizens Township of Tisdale when you go to the Polls on Monday, Dec. 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER 1stâ€"Mark Your Ballot Thus: FOR COUNCILLOR TOWNSHIP of TISDALE 1942 KILBORN, R. K. Vote To Elect G. Hall, Mrs. A. R. Harkness, Mrs. A. Henry, Mr. Harry S. Herman, Hillâ€" Clarkâ€"Francis, Hollinger ‘Mines Ltd., Mr. W. S. Jamieson, Mr. Peter Jeffrey, Miss Elsie Jones, Mr.‘C. Kanerva, Dr. 8. Kanovosky, Mr. James Kerr, D. E. Keeley, Mrs. Sars W. Lawry, Mr. J. G. Malkin, Metropolitan Stores, Mrs. A. Porter, Mr. V. James (South Porcuâ€" pine), Simms, Hooker Pickering, Pavymaster Mines Ltd Mr. Altert Bailey, Miss Irene Beuder, J. Bruno Bissonette, Dr. Charles Bouâ€" tin, Sam Bucovetsky Ltd., Miss H. E. Carthey, Mr. J. E. H. Chateauvert, Mrs. A. Courtemarche, Rev. Canon Cushing, mMirs. W. DeFeu, Mr. Walter J. Ecclsâ€" stone, Rev. Louis Fontana, I. Goldberg, Mrs. F. A. Grant, Mr. Walter Greaves, Mr. Hancock, Mr. H. W. Heine, Mr. Heino, Mr. Eli Herak, Mr. W. L Hoâ€" garth, Mr. I. D. Hunt, Mrs. W. J. Quinn, Mrs. Wm. A. Jones, Mr. Orville Kennise, Mr. C. FP. Lacy, Mr. Elliott Scott, Star Transfer, Mr. Geo. Stephenson. Soloman Ansara, F. S. Armstrong, H. L. Beaumont, Donald Bergeron, Miss Bonis, J. Bonhomme, James Cattarello, Carlo Cattarello, J. Cowx, Duncan Cuthell, Mose Daigreault, H. W. Darlâ€" ing. A. DelGuidice, Marie DelGuidics, Melvin Cavanaugh Cavanagh, Melvin, miner â€" MARK YOUR BALLOT THUS : For Honest Effort and Fair Play to All VOTE TO ELECT John Eskelin, Gregory T. Evans Fabello, Domenic Gallino. . RobeX Hardy, Geo. Helmer, John Hemming, P. C. Keast, Michael Krupka, Harry Kuzyk, Mrs. D. Laports, H. Lockeit, Mrs. V. Maki, Rober; Milne, David Mcore, H,. Peppler, W. Rheinish, H. Kozovsky, L. Saunder, W. F. Severi Sloma Cleanors, J. W. Spsoner, Steve ‘Tancrajter, Taylor Hardware Co., Rev Father Therriault, J. B. Thiboutot Timmins Dairy. Alfred Vine, Mrs. Mary Warnock, John Weir, Al Wetmore Hall Munrog. Funeral services were held at the Penticostal _ Church on Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock, for the late Mrs Annis Church, who passed away at her home, 47A Wilson avenue, on Sunday, November 23rd. The remains rested at Walker‘s Funeral Home until 11 o‘clock on Wednesday morning, when they were taken to the church. The late Mrs. Church was seventyâ€" three years old. She was born in Onâ€" tario, qgnd had resided in Timmins for several vears. Funeral Services for Late Mrs. Annie Church