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Probably the most interesting person at the Porcupine Ski Club dance on Friday . . . and there were over six hundred in attendance . . . was Assistâ€" ant Flight Officer Fullerton . . . when you learn that A.F.O. Fullerton‘s first name is Evelyn, the reason is clear . . yes, Miss Fullerton, was a charming exâ€" ample of Canada‘s women who have enlisted in the services . . . in Timmins with the recruiting unit of the RC.AF., AFPO. Fullterton remarked that she was very fond of her work . . . and her appearance in uniform at the dance made many of the local lassies, who, by the way, wore a stunning array of the newest in evening gowns, quite envious of her charms . ... yes, the Assistant Flight Officer offers a grand "boost" to recruiting. . . special selections were plaved by his men for Mr. and Mrs. Russ Thompâ€" kins, who celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary on Monday . . . . for Flight Officer C. R. Cullen, formerly of Schumacher, but now only a visitor in town, in charge of the recruiting unit . .. and for many other y:sitors and special celebrations . . . especially noteworthy were the decorations at the Pavilion . .. the members spent a great deal of time and energy to make the effect as fine as it was, and those who saw the result felt that the time and energy used, were used with great success. Club songs, nopular songs such as ‘"Deep in the Heart of Texas," were sung lustily by the large crowd, with Henry Kelneck showing them the way While speaking of Mrs. Lacy, friends in this district will be interested to know that Ernie Lacy, of th*+ RC.AF., will take as his bride Miss Dorothy Williams of Windsor, on May 9th . the wedding will take vplace in Windsor, where the bride and her parents reside, but these are the only plans that the couple has tsld about up to date .. . let you know more after the wedding. At Thursd ing of the Legion Hall A., Bellamy and little guests pres McGarry and Ma E. r MIrS. J. J. Mrs. W. Rowe «i â€" on members added number cof. par men in the sem tyâ€"five more of numojer ol parcels men in the service tyâ€"five more of th Mtrs. T. Gav, c ing, has received thanks from the r "remembranc gifts, and the work is appre More about the ent were guests f: Haileybury, Kirk men from each h vices from their 1 among these we Bernie Hynes 0o who were the g Mrs. W. J. Burke Mayor Emile Brunette . . . t TLorne Lemieu stationed at D the evening fiancee, Louell tically all men ing unit also this time, and in t the account (e paper), vou‘ll f tors‘..,. Itf wa: get all of those logies to thos: cmitted. Mrs. H. Jon evening bei: ting with a There are so very many things about the dance that might be mentioned, that this whole column could be devoted to it, but to go on to other events . . . this (Thursday) evening, the members of Gold Nugget Rebekah Lodge extend an invitation to local woâ€" men to attend a whist drive in the Oddfellows Hall, and add that those interested might get in touch with any member of the lodge . . . Mrs. C. F. Lacy, Toke street, phone 907, is Noble Grand of the Lodge ~and the whist begins immediâ€" ately after the regular meeting. IINng Witn A CODDCT O . toâ€"morrow evening takemhoe at the home On Thursday evening, friends of Mrs H. Johnson, 159 Balsam street north, gathered at her home to wish her hanpiness on her birthday Dropped Between Stitches . . . the hostess received many loveâ€" ly gifts from these guests, and they spent a pleasant evening . .. "in the way that woemen will." Last ‘ridav‘s m« Club was | 45 Preston St. 8. BEAUTIEFUL with a Machineless Permanent *L *L 4* >rmigque 88484 L 84 4 4 dr mueciie ~Kendfall ... p members of the rec1 also took advantagt tunity to have a q elebrations . . . esy ere the decorations the members sp6 of her work . . . and her uniform at the dance f the local lassies, who, ore a stunning array of 1 evening gowns, quite r charms . ... yes, the at Officer offers a grand Du1t 1 â€"IrOom membe s3 very many things dance that might d, that this whole be devoted to it, but other events . . . this vening, the members get Rebekah Lodge vitation to local woâ€" 1 a whist drive in the lall, and add that ed might get in touch 1K 6 resided riday WHD IK * . .. presâ€" ‘om New Liskeard, land Lake, and ranch of the serâ€" arious stations . . re Mr. and Mrs. f New Liskeard, uests of Mr. and and His Worship, unette, and Mrs. n, of course, LAC of <the RXC.AEF., nville, who spent incing with â€"his it lis Y endall impossibility he everâ€"increasing hey have sent to by packing twenâ€" e gift assortments vener of the packâ€" imerous letters of n who have found i _ home in their Ts know that their ... vere Master Regis Graham Gardiner t poured tea, and ded at the piano K ‘ous other little him a special vomen who atâ€" meetings. eresting person ~"lub dance on were over slix . . was Assistâ€" ton . . . when La Federation idiennesâ€"Franâ€" note that the of s _ spent a ‘rgy to make s, and those aat the time d with great ‘ o a good names in i toâ€"day‘s VIS1~â€" mie€ prac recruit usual Road isual | rood 1 1e Sweet ipoâ€" are B Ann me of the he MacElwee it is hoped t tend. It was a brilliant idea on the pat of the Mountjoy United Church Chol to have the two gentlemen members C the choir, Mr. Geo. Schweitzer and M Wallace E. Young, receive the guest . . . at least, it didn‘t frighten awa any of the women friends of the choti and it did bring forth some of th gentlemen friends who usually "sh away" from such afternoon events . . and those who attended were please with the hosnitality that was extende to them by the members, and by th pleasant surroundings in which the found themselves . . . all proceeds, C course, for the purchase of music fc the choir. Little Miss Catherine Pecaric is the lucky lady who was chosen as ‘the member of the Junior group of the Porcupine Skating Club to have made the most progress during the past year . several nrizes for skating of kinds were awarded to the youngste who enjoved the party which was pr vided for them on Saturday afternoc as a "thankâ€"yvyou" for their part in t recent skating carnival. The last day of the month . . . with it comes the realization that . has been one of the most activ the social calendar . . . dances, social evenings, card parties, and ily parties have made this a " month, and notes in "date" book, seems that most events scheduled for the coming months are weddings . . . a few afternoon tea and sale events are also included, among them the one to be held on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 n.m. by the United Church Choir in the basement of the First United Church . . .. proâ€" ceeds from the event will be used in the work of the choir, and its memâ€" bers extend a welcome to all . . . then, on the afternoon on May 6th, the 1O will entertain at a spring tea to be held at the home of Mrs. R. S Anderson .. . and so it goes on, and on. May 26th is the day C the Porcunine Music TeA sociation for the recital tc by Mr. Lawrence Defoe, n adian tenor, in the audi the Mcintyre Community all procesds will be dona war charities . . . interesting ment by Augustus Bridle, critic for the Toronto Daily says "Lawrence Defoe is a te pure lric tenor quality â€" f and delightful" . . . the Canadian has studied under 4 Bright of Toronto, later goi to studies with‘ William © speare in London, England Edgar Schofield, in New Yorl Plans for a rummage sale at 9 o‘clock on Saturday morning in the basement of St. Matthew‘s Anglican Church were made by the memâ€" ‘bers of the Ladies‘ Guild at the work meeting held FPriday evenâ€" ing . . . Mrs. Carl Briggs and Mrs. R. MacTaggart were the hostesses for the evening, the event taking place at the former‘s home . . . plans were also made to hold the regular business meeting on Friday afterncon, May 8th, at 3 o‘clock, and it is hoped that all members will be in attendance. Distt The lovely home of Mrs. H. W. Darling, 134 Wilson avenue, was the setting on Saturday afternoon for the beginning of a new series of Vanishing teas . . . Mrs. J. Knox, who was the originator of the events in this district, was a speâ€" cial guest, and bresided at the tea table, while Mrs. S. Slack, was hostess . . . these events, from which all pnroceeds will go to the Winston Churchill Fund for Britâ€" ish service women, will be carried through by the Finnish women of this district, and it is expected that they will be very successful . . . on May 12th vears, it wi Guests at Saturday afternocn‘s event included Mrs. E. Kuusisto, Mrs. C. HMHaapanen, Mrs. L. Ilberg, Mrs. E. Valenius, and Mrs. A. Leâ€" htisalo .. .each of these guests will ‘entertain four guests at her home, with proceeds to the fund . and the events go been explained previcus column. he Mrs. J. Stirrat, who by the way, is Schumacher corresoondent for The Advance, was honoured at the banquet held by the Schumacher Mothers‘ Bowling League on Tusesâ€" day evening in the McIntyre audiâ€" torium . . . Mrs. Stirrat has been president of the league since its organization. two years ago, and has done a very fine job . . . but Tuesday evening marked a .special day for sher‘.... it was Mr. and Mrs. Etirrat‘s twentyâ€"sixth weddâ€" ing anniversary, and the members of the league presented her with a beautiful silver flower basket, filled with carnations . . . a wedding cake, beautifully iced, centred the table, and each guest received a piece of it .. . Mr. Bob Crosby has day Mrs made th the leag congratu success _ spring tea by the Gold Star branch Women‘s Institulte was probably one of the most successful of the nt Yesterc "\CC thi aren of of Music ient fame le 1 hi veay rie dist to this Saturday tearn 1 13th Dr3v ic At t inual M 1€ nemvet and M nembers > past vi ill proce 1va um rat April rictive in teas, ind famâ€" 1€ 18 id Entertain Friends at Card Party and Seocial Evening Bylsmaâ€"Anfinson Nuptials at First United Church Here M 1 SU th be endot Mail." ‘This al by ne Air Mail Service to Eire and Britain is Resumed ill Wel sant 16 HOLLI Tuesday _ 25¢ Proceeds for Britain‘s Milk Fund The St. David‘s Welsh Soctety TT nd â€" Mi ‘ome G War Pictures Bingo Game sday, May 5 ADMISSION ind held 3 If mestic â€"aimr routes ch Air Mail shou!ld Transâ€"Atlantic Air 11 «h 194: ATTEND OF 11 servict Kingdom to be reâ€" ma MuL: weddir M IOr A nfir Al THE PORCUPINE ABVANCE, TYMMINS, ONTARIO MI J11 nel 1 Y 1Cl 81 118 n id El Says India Seems® to be the Key to the W ar in the East Mr. H. R supply route from India. On the hand a vital Russian supply that which vpasses from the F Gulf through Iran, is at least in ly devpendant on Indian supnort Middle East war effort. In an; the war effort in the Middle Ea depend more and more on India prcduction, and war materials, h of the acute shortasge of shinmin crn mA military coffe C dutr tions require operations. nat counts. EPFail ccupation cencert itally as Grgat P 11 Flsew E~the. As ipply rou and> \ ind cther r rible manuf owards tht 11 1€ 11 to Men‘s Forum r indefir "*(4) On netration isola nc ced counts for US.A. con litical aspects of Sir S tempt to conciliate | Indian national opini "(6) The greatest dan India must be met d alia i1 i Our s > through e ~strategic islanc d Cevlon must be *(7) This success! to a consideration ouldâ€" play â€" in ‘spite the kevy nbos 111 14 11 CaUSE n ompany Order Algonquin Reg ce 25. ost impossible 1@ a larger U recessary to q ing the period Mad mmediatd nstead C Ind more and moreâ€" tion. and war ma acute shortage of Ultimately, how ‘ation of India as between Javnan ounts. Failure t two Axis ibjugation e conaues vculd give d it 11 1€ ffinitely. n‘ ‘the #one. . h on of Upper Bu olate China by Assamâ€"Sikano ma ink ere n a ation he s 1 comm intend 16 nust be me is before th e summer emnt thos unlikely t pringboard fensive. _ m a V fore ub I1 Rowe Makes Many Points in Address resourC aw material rctures can irmy. United of Ind lIres unliu is bevond I‘C port will he time i The vult roast line pensated eat land materials : ind would il future offen ‘Fo â€"ao th to ~effort itial rai I" SsuDpl (1 1an TL the Aust materiali it 18‘ =@] U.S.A guU2l itegic _: ontinen of Germat deal a de; ndadeed | bombe1 sful on C offc Ositic 11 Ben will )j tain, and: that fac .concern about th Su Stafforq Cripp: ate the difféfence Axis pol to â€" disr( 10 M uUp . durin > mons month India 11 Nna hand eld at. defenc 1 the.r 1€ po A x 11 l na al the : ad, On supp a CAhurcnhn C H. R. Row T 1€ ials, becau 1ipping. ummexr Madag bili iC ysat;,as the reographical d Germany 16 JnIE2C it offc h § _‘ Ba £f invasion | On ;§the next | â€"â€" aa freaks. | mt, successful pation of manâ€"powâ€" ard °t rn flat India and manpower occupied rIilan mal Japan d Ass indired Jjunction effected. ombined isus and elfâ€"suffiâ€" he other vÂ¥ route 101 e India trategy, nectsâ€" India J1L m U d Naâ€" ensive il it anco vital 1 l 311 m Y 011 16 16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS WANTED, by the Childrens Aid Soâ€" ciety, families willing to give homes on a boarding basis to ~Protestant children 10 to 14 years of age. I intere<ted, phone 855, or call at Room 4, Municipal Building, Timmins. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Howard Douglas Sutherland who died at the Town of Shippegan in the Province of New Brunswick on May 8th, A.D. 194 1. Ma wh the details and the tribute of May the | with In the Mattiter of the Estate of William C. Bovd, late of the Town of Timâ€" mins, in the District of Cochrane, r} Gay C Timn UIt / writte these viser‘s (minimumn 2J€) I‘%c A WORD PER INSERTION IF CHARGED (Minimum 35¢) All Classified Advertising must be paid before insertion to â€" obtain cash rate. The Advance will not be responâ€" sible for errors occurring in teleâ€" phoned advertisements, or as a TCâ€" sult of copy not carefully, legibly written. Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adverâ€" Dime Club Holds Weekly Meeting at Webbher Home am ull Dated mIns,. I!Lt TAQ :1315 Fireman, deceased Notice is hereby Dorcupime merian theson )j died CLASSIFIED ADS At Popular Prices American Anthracite Canmore Briquettes Rosedaleâ€"Big Horn Canadian and Grenadier Stoker MISCELLANEOUS Su â€"ail FUELS 1 HIGHEST QUALITY 10 Phone 26 11 1In in > is hereby given that all perâ€" aving any claim against the of the said Howard Douglas and, formerly of the Town of m in the District of Cochrane | d at the Town of Shippegan in vince of New Brunswick on or he Sth day of May, AD., 1941, uested to file with the Executor {fter named or his Solicitors, a ) of their claims together withl thereof duly verified by affidavit; c Executor will proceed to disâ€"| the estate after the 16th day next having regard only to ims which shall have been filed im on or about that date. 1 at Timmins, Ontario, this 14th April, A.D. 1942. PERCY G. WHITEHEAD, r of the Estate of Howard Douâ€" 11 HIHOLLAND BROS Commercial Ave. PI SRS CALDBICK YATES 1IY wWORrDn PER INSERTION 1 l rland Solici 10 1] toI ho bi Mi _thereof to any perâ€" _whose claim notice en received by it at distribution. RY T. EVANS, h Building Timmins ~15=~16â€"1"7 after such last aid administratrix bute the assets of mong the parties ing regard only to it shall then have > said adminxstraâ€" rible for the said mimins, Ontario 1 Administratrix t on Wednesday f Mrs. R. Webber, here the hostess rlning her guests, ty lunch, by her s Joy, Betty and 1l S. A. Stanlakt T. Menear. 11th day of ~15â€"16â€"1"7. Phone 2120 Federal Buildingsâ€"Province of Ontario SEFALED Tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal," will be received until 3 p.m. (KD.S.T.), Thursday, May 7, 1942, for the supply of coal and coke for the Dominion â€" Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario. Forms of tender with specifications and conditions attached can be obâ€" tained from the Purchasing Agent, Department of Public Works, Ottawa ; and the Supervising Architect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont. Tenders should be made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with departmental specifiâ€" cations and conditions attached thereâ€" to. Coal dealers‘ licence numbers must be given when tendering. The Devartment reserves the right to demand from any successful tender. er, before awarding the order, a securâ€" ity deposit in the form of a certified _cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, ? i en e e se e C made nayable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 per/cent of the amount of the tender, or Bearer of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Company and its constituent companies unconâ€" ditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canâ€" ada, or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheaue, if required to make up an odd amount. Such security will serve as a guarâ€" antee for the provper fulfilment of the contract. Salvation Army to Run Campaign for Home Services Department of Public Works Ottawa, Aporil 20, 1942. Necessary Appeal to â€" be Made Locally in the Fall. TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE oNE YEAR TO REPAY YoUuRr EstATE IS PROTECTED BY LIFE INSURANCE, WHICH THE BANK ARRANGES Apply to municiy d other Proc Monthly Deposits Provide BABY SPOONS â€" SIGNET RINGS BABY CUPS FINANCIAL P‘a are nt S' > H av ‘e VC M r Bab y9 § }) 0 rt ral it t ak e n 1 YÂ¥ Jeweller â€" Optometrist Third at Cedar St. Other Amounts at tor Repayment Receive pal income taxes p seasonal needs. e necrest branch 0 By order, J. M. SOMERVILLE Call and see samples of attractive studies. Arrange for 2 sitting either in vour home or at our studio. d untll 3 p.m. May 7, 1942, for d coke for the throughout the You Make 12 Monthly Deposits of Rates the Remus Photo Studio. $12.00 $£16.00 $25.00 $£45 00 Organizaâ€" seeing the to finance OGNLY the Ssecretary revert to the policy and practice which existed prior to 1941, when at the re« quest of the Government, the Salvation Army joined with the other War Serâ€" vice organizations in one United Cam» paign in raising both war and home service requireaments, which was held in March 1941," the Commissioner °xâ€" plained. > "In these critical times the eaivaâ€" tion Army will continue ta, fit in and coâ€"operate with the Dominion authori«â€" ties to the fullest possible extent hence, in accordance with the Gov ernment‘s rulihg, we cannot raise 194 funds by a national camvaign as V I hadâ€"done up to 1941. Instead we i â€" tend to conduct local appeals nc , Fall in all those communitiés in Car : ada where our work has been carrie on for many vears, and hope that ou1 kind friends and supporters will giv. the same assistance and. coâ€"aperation that they have in the past. We know they are all just as anxious to see our work continue as we are," the Comâ€" missioner concluded. Mattagami Ladies Club Meets for Knitting and Bingo What Does A Baby Like To Recelive ? No Meeting to be Held Until Monday, May 1l1th. Mrs. M. Wallingford, of 133 Maitis avenue, entertained the. Mattagam Ladies‘ Club at her home on Monda or evening, at the regular evening knitite ting with a social evening after thhe work had been completed. ors During the social period, the gues Ne enjoyed games of bingo, prizes beiniss won by Mrs. Joe Landers, Mrs. Auâ€" Guindon, Mrs. R. Lazenby.. The week n, ly raffie, which was drawn for by Mis‘y. ‘A. Landers, was won byâ€"»Mrs. D. Ellis*â€" and the hostess served. a_ deliciou:sh lunch, assisted by Mrs. T. Trevenna. Prize Winners at Mceintyvre Y; ". C. Ladies Auxiliart‘y " oo on n e £ 2/A n It was decided that no meeting wouldy be held on Monday, Mav 4th, but thatrs the regular meeting would take placae again on Monday, May 1l1th at thict home of Mrs. R. Lazenby, of 125 Mairul avenue. ae nesday evening at the home of th President, Mrs. James Stirrat, Raxlrom, St. The members were all present business was discussed and the ladies decided to donate ten dollars to the Schumacher Public School Children‘s war work fund. Plans were also made for the ladies to meet at the home o Mrs. James MacKenzie, Second Avo where they will make un boxes for al McIntyre footballers on service. A card narty to be held April 29th an the lucky ticket to be drawn for the lovely Union Jack cushion made and donated to the club by Mrs. Ross FPorsyth. _ After the business session, lunch was served by the hostess, after lunch a social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Taylor of Kirkland Lake who is visitino her sister, Mrs. James Izatt, Fourti, Ave. was a visitor at the meeting. A gift from Remus‘ means you‘ve given the finest, Inâ€" speclt our complete selection of gifts for baby. Schumacher, April 29â€"(Specia! t The Advance)â€"The McIntyre Footba q Club Ladies‘ Auxiliary met last Wed pp Try The Advance Want Advertisements RVIN ROSNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 30TH BUCOVETSKY BLDPG. 21 Third Ave. Timmins EYESIGHT BSPECIALIST Fer Appointment Phone 1877 EYES EXAMINED ALASSES FITTED Timmins