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Special Services for Mother‘s Day at Schumacher Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and District. Schumacher, May 13th The Advance. Bunday, Ma services were c ted Church. / its u‘:most ca Healey deliver mon, ‘The Dre Miss Gertrude the morning sers veriey was soloist anthems were su bers of the chol organ by Mrs. . tismal service w lowing babies w Rey. N. A. Heal mitage, daughte mitage:; Sabrina daughter of Mr. ston: George Ri son ‘of Mr. and | William James 4 Mrs. Ernest Say« PAGE TWO News Mrs. Fred die, have rt holiday at C Dwyer visitt Sloan. Mrs. W. P. OI who has on th erating at the | (Muriel), Mrs. A MBill Gilbert, st versity, Kingston tion with his pa W. Gilbert, McI: avenue. Corporal F. quin Regime visiting at hi: Mr. and MJ1 Mr. and Lake, spe! their pare ter, Mrs. Reyno during the week Mrs. Mac Ma spent a few da Kapuskasing. The Schumacher Ladi Anglican church held Tuesday evening at the Loader, Railroad street. Mrs. Ben Davis, was in siness items were dist ther plans were made berry tea and sale of After the business se: lunch was served by the lunch a social period w The Schumacher Ladies Guild of the Anglican church held their meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Loader, Railroad street. The president, Mrs. Ben Davis, was in the chair. Buâ€" siness items were discussed and furâ€" ther plans were made for the Strawâ€" berry tea and sale of home baking. After the business session a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. After lunch a social period was enjoyed. The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the McInâ€" tyre Football Club finished, up thte seaâ€" son‘s activities by attending a nicely nrranged banquet held Tuesday evenâ€" ing in the Daffodil restaurant. A deliâ€" cious turkey dinner was served. After dinner the ladies attended the Palace theatre. Mrs. B. Smith, of Kirkland Lake, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Davis. Congratulations and best wisnes for many more happy wedding anniversarâ€" ies are extended by the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Martindale, parents of the Rev. Father Martindale, who celeâ€" brated their fiftyâ€"sixth wedding anniâ€" versary on Monday. The league winners of the Mothers‘ Bowling Club, Mrs. Ella Pupich, the captain, and her team, were guests Tuesday evening at the Mascioli theaâ€" tre. Free passes to the theatre were presented by the management to the league winners. ‘The Women‘s Association of Trinity United church held their meeting Wedâ€" nesday evening in the church hall. Mrs. P. A. Boyce, president, was in the chair. The devotional period was led by Mrs. George Shippam. The secreâ€" tary‘s minutes and treasurer‘s report were read and adopted. â€"It was decided Miss Agn at QuintC visited he! The cool sweet favour of Timmins Dairy Milk is indeed a treat. You‘ll like its wholesome goodness, its satisfying, thirstâ€"quenching taste. Drink milk the vyear ‘round. Timmins Dairy Phone 935 mes ‘Coleman, visited her sisâ€" Reynolds, at Porquis Junction 1) Timmins Dairy Milk iC ind 1i1t1l from Quebed | t Miller, T pendit h, of the Algonâ€" eas division), is n Fourth ave. > Leck, of Larder end here visiting hi junior memâ€" anied at the xley, ~ Bapâ€" d. The folâ€" ened by the ‘en Jane Arâ€" ind Mrs. Arâ€" ‘e cohnnstone le son, Fredâ€" a few days *, where Mrs Mr. and Myrs ke side drive, k visiting at g his vaca ind Mrs. F rty, Fourt] 12021 Shippam ; [ Mr. and en City, s recupâ€" daughter Pirst ave. en‘s Uniâ€" loist Da urth Cal Have a Driver Call Regaularly Gannon: the children‘s under the supervision of bell and Mrs. Killens; partment convened by ward and Mrs. George Malkin and Myrs. Atc} charge of the bake tal ghan. Plans were also made to serve the This is to be an annuaAl all evening meal to the Women‘s Missionâ€" | on Friday was thoroughly en ary Society convention ladies on Friâ€"|< 11 present. Dancing followed C day, May 22nd. A committee consist-‘, ing of Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Hayward and P f F n ] Mrs. Killens were appointed to reserve | art O EStlva and make preparations for the dinner.|} f ]\/[ o H ld The president closed the meeting with } OYl YUsIC C at the benediction, after which a dainty | 3 @ lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. i SO“th POI'CUplIle W. K. Wylie and Mrs. Douglas Argue. | First Dinner Dance by South End Rover Scouts South Porcupine, May 13th. Special to The Advance. The ifirst anmnual formal dinner dance given by the Rover Scouts was held on Friday in the Kiwanis hall. Thirtyâ€" two guests were present. District Comâ€" missioner, Mr. Sam Caldbick, of Timâ€" mins, was present and addressed the assembly, as also did Mr. R. E. Dye. Skipper Dr. Harper acted as chairman. LWO guest missioner mins, wWa assembly, Skipper I world‘s greatest privately owned transportation system, is promiâ€" nent in the field of education, is actively connected with many great Canadian industries and also thoroughly enjoys his posiâ€" tions as director of the Canadian Arena Company at Montreal and on the committee which adminâ€" isters the affairs of the Canaâ€" diens in the National Hockey TLeague. He is an enthusiastic fan. He is at present a mem Board of Governors of wersity of Bishops C Sir Edward Beatty Becomes Chairman â€" D. C. Coleman New C.P.R. President n C. Coleman was elect the lle idian it Mr. Lemmon proposed the toast to the l tailed. _ Met Rovers from th#s branch active service; were also p with His Majesty‘s Forces, Archdeacon |â€" Mrs. Wry Woodall responding to the toast. Those weekâ€"end vJ present were: Mr. and Mrts. S. Caldbick |and Mrs. W of Timmins; Skipper Dr. B. H. and| Mrs. Racl Mrs. Harper (Dome); Archdeacon and | is visiting Mrs. J. E. Woodall, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.) Shaw, at t} Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Varker.‘the summel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. Alla Mrs. William Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Walâ€" | Hill, left on ter Honer, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Evans, Mr. and A stillbor Mtrs. F. E. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert| day to Mr. E. Dye, Mr. Alton Draper, Mrs. W. Fera,| Golden Ci ter Honer, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Evans, Mr. and Mytrs. F. E. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dye, Mr. Alton Draper, Mrs. W. Fera, Miss Elsie Sullivan, Miss Macdonald, Irvin Brown, Harry Pyke, Doris St. Paul, Mr. William Ekinner, Miss Doroâ€" thy Wilkins. annual FPestival of Music was ated ir our district, South | was the scene of part of the The Kiwanis Hall on Tuesda;, ed to capacity to hear the competitionsâ€"singing â€" (adult guitar and cornet solosâ€"and to the utmost the comments ¢( judicators which were not onl tive but most interesting. number of Timmins and Se people were present. A Woodall who is one of the 1 the Festival welcomed the c | â€" Last Friday evenit cruits and veterans town to encourage « to the rain, the rout This is to be an annual affair, and n Friday was thoroughly enjoyed by 1 present. Dancing followed dinner. ch )ther News of South Poreuâ€" npine and the Dome. TLen: Manit diana work tendin fullyâ€" i char Tu( ve â€"~Im anadian lif« ith more th at IrOoM 1 The of 4 > % % M ig the railwa guiding it, h in almost ev Porcupine Advance. up, thinks is 1 17 homg esd t o NO Nes t B o t 20 dn do dsn ”d’“ _W,. Fairhurst :md'; Tickets may be obtained from Moisley Ball Drug Stores in limâ€" mson; Friday Maxâ€"Smith,| mins and Schumacher or from any member of the io: | PORCUPINE MUSIC TEACHERS‘ ASSOCIATION | y evening a parade of reâ€"} veterans was held throush\$ . Admission Adults® $1.00 Students 50c $ courage enlistment. Owing | the route march was curâ€" ° OMMWW””°°““ ge44664646614 H will + L 1s open li} the quit eded iting me SsInce Music wa ct, South inell, who has been past four months, Her husband who in Toronto is now imsville much imâ€" May 13th. Special 1I pI eood. However aimd each evenâ€" ollice at Brucs resent to enlist men from 35 to from 7 p.m. to ce corps will be as soon as g. A â€" great t Schumacher Archdeacon he patrons of ie contestants recruits committe atIZzen 1 for its rank: recruits Cliff ; Wedâ€" McLellan; na W. G. the in ity o1 Canaâ€" ; _ PIAMO, to enjoy f the adâ€" instrucâ€" lled musical local cupine THE PORCUPINE ADVANCTE, ONTARIO iare Men had al aw were also present. Mrs. Wryan, of Haileybury, wWas a weekâ€"end visitor at .the home of ‘Capt. and Mrs. Wâ€"G. Woods. s Mrs. Rachel Jones, of Owen Sound, is visiting her sister, Miss B. M. C shaw, at the Cabin, Golden City,. for the sumimer. Mrs. Allan Pearce, OL GCNHHAURIIL Hill, left on Monday to visit her mother in Hastings, Ont. A stillborn baby was born on Monâ€" day to Mr. and Mrs. John Jochin, of Golden City, in «Porcupine Generali nospital and was buried on Tuesday in Tisdale Cemetery. se aB O CE EY Mothers‘® Day was observed in the United Church by a recordrâ€"congregaâ€" tion for the new luilding ‘a,tfthe mornâ€" ing service where baptism was Cconâ€" ferred upon twelve infants. Special music was rendered by ‘the choirâ€" "Great is the Lord" and a special solo by Mr. _ G: Truebloodâ€""That Wonderâ€" ful Mother of Mine." At the evening service Bibles were given as awards to Margaret Kelly; Erma E. Howard and Joyce E. Rogers. The choir sang "God That Madeth Earth and Heaven" and Mr Tom Kelly sang a special "Mother" Mr. Tom Kelly sang a sSpCeQI@ai MOVLICL _ solo! : Miss Jean Jordison, A.T.C.M. is holdâ€" ing a piano recital by her music pupis on Tuesday next (19th) at 8.15 p.m. in the United Church. Word was recently received by Mr. and Myrs. J. Barron that their son, Pte. Howard Barron, had arrived in Scotâ€" land. Miss Mildred Mitche tension, is recuperatin General *hospital, after ation on Sunday. Mrs. H. Helmer is visiting her motner in Troquiis Falls this week. Next Monday is the final whistâ€"drive in the tournament being conducted by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Legion. On Mcnday brize winners wWere: 1, Mrs. Irene Bowes; 2, Mrs. H. Chevrier; and 3, Mrs. Huestis. Mr. H. R. M; Turner left on Sunday 7 $ 4 whia d cce lt A cce Mr. H. R. M:; Turner left on Sunday to take a position in Welland. Mr. Turâ€" ner has been employed for some time in the Township Works Dept. Fortyâ€"one parcels were packed and seit off to service men overseas, last Wednesday by the ladies of the Canaâ€" dian Legion. More are to be packed this week, so there is still time for conâ€" tributions of comforts to the Ladies‘ C"omfort Fund. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 t pal Mr. Ed. Kennedy i tish Empire Games Assoâ€" Roval Victoria Hospital n Army, St. John Ambu ssociation, Montreal Gen spital, Montreal Roys‘ As * ‘Ganadian Corps .‘0 Tues. May 26 at 8.30 p.m. THE OUTSTANDING MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON Member Lawrence DeFoe ofâ€".the G. W hell, of Dome Exâ€" ting in Porcupine ter appendix operâ€" McINTYRE ARENA rominent Canadian Tenor AT THE visiting in town her mothe1r 1jaught Hospital Day Tea Big Success at South Porcupine South Porcupine, May 13th. Special to The Advance. Miss S. Morgan, superintendent of the Porcupine General hospital, would like to thank all the ladies who helped with the most successful Hospital Day tea, held on Tuesday afternoon at the Nurses‘ Residence of the hospital; and included in her thanks are all those who patronized the tea and brought the lovely collection of towels for the Hospital linen closet. Hospital line The full re contributions when the n known, we w The teaâ€"ro The teaâ€" ated with groundsâ€"C it gay and In the p table was in non( Porcupi proved . (and s1 ception This This birthday cake was offe who came to tea, and contan little "lucky" tokens which : as souvenirs by those who go Miss Morgan, assisted by A Harper (Auxiliary President) the guests. Mrs. R. P. Smith and Mrs. R. E. Dye poured tea, and Mrs. A. L. Sharp, of Hallnor, cut the birthday cake. Ladies in charge of the team, helping in the kitchen, and as waitresses under the supervision of Mrs. John Nix and Mrs. Lyn Huggins ,assistant) were Myrs. M. Ludgate ((Buffaloâ€"Ankerite), Mrs. B. Longworth (Dome), Mrs. J. Seal (Buffaloâ€"Ankerite), and Mrs. R. Rayâ€" mer (Paymaster, secretary of the Hosâ€" pital Auxiliary). s Funeral of the Late Martin Hassett it South Porcupine South (Poreupine, May 13th. Special to The Advance. The funeral of Martin Hassett, aged 69 years, was held on Wednesday mornâ€" ing from the Catholic Church, with Father Lasalle conducting the service. Interment was made in Tisdale cemeâ€" tery. The late Mr. Hassett died after a short illness, on Monday night, in Porâ€" cupine General hospital, of pneumor}_ia. He was a wellâ€" known figure in the North, having resided in Cobalt in 1904 and 1905. A carpenter and mechanic, he helped build the headframes on the earliest mines in Cobalt. He left Coâ€" balt for Sudbury in 1919 and was beâ€" reaved of his wife in town in 1921. In 1923 he came to the Porcupine Camp and was employed for some years at the Coniaurum Mine. In 1940 he found employment at the Hoyle, Brouâ€" lan and Bonetal Mines. His one daughter lives in S. Porcuâ€" pine, Mrs. O. Dacre, and he leaves two gra ndchlldl en. One brother, Fred, of and a sister also of Cobalt, were present at the funeral. Pallbearers on Wednesday were old friends of deceasedâ€"Messrs Fr. Furlong, Jos. Payette, Pat O‘Shea, Dan McLelâ€" lan, Fred Flowers and Ed. Robinson. South Porcupine Scouts Shipped 11% Tons Rubber Hats off to the Scouts‘ Salvage Briâ€" gade! They shipped five tons of rubber on May 4th. Total of rubber shipped to date is 11‘ tons since March. 1100 lbs. of rags were also shipped on May 4th, and 3% tons of other salâ€" vage material. South Porcupine, May 13th. Special to The Advance. ‘"’f‘iuere will be no collection of sal vage next week. from Malartic for a short time. Mrs. Tokar, of Crawford street, is on holiday this week in Pembroke. Police Court Before Magistrate Atkinson on Tuesâ€" day, N. Holmes, and L. Gauthier paid $1 fine for illegal parking. F. Philbert paid $1 for not stopping at an interâ€" section. M. Zuliani for failing to reâ€" port as an alien paid a $5 fine. G. Pauff paid $10 for "having beer" The case of a man charged with beâ€" ing drunk in charge of a car was adâ€" journed for a week, NP PR NeR UE Two counts of causing a disturbance against B. Robinson were withdrawn, accused paying damages and costs. B. Code and T. Ottava for speeding paid the new $15 fine. L. Sheehan for a nonâ€"stop offence paid $1 and costs. For having pickerel in closed season $10 fines were paid by V. Kivisto and N. woun. ‘ was upine i such such â€" sts 1 returns ons are | _ e will be â€"room w i flowers daffodils 1 springli 0 a magnl of i of honour on the teaâ€" mmificent birthday cake > fourth anniversary of ral hospital, which has »ssing to our community uty spot) since its inâ€" zlike. i of hon mificent > fourth of glad are ; beal from ind 1 honout not in as some to be made, but towels given, is 1 to announce it. eautifully decorâ€" om the hospital 1 tulips, making was offered to _ contained m which were k who got then ed by Mrs. B. wz K€ them received to all many kept some , but . is ce it. \Births at the Porcupine | Hospital During Week On May 12thâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Black, of 35 Main Ave., Timminsâ€"@ daughter. south Porcupine, May 13â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The following babies arrived last week at the Porcupine General hospital:â€" To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonnett (nee Norma McCaw), of 29A Main St., South Porcupine, on May 10thâ€"a. son,. To Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lesperance of 84 William St., South Porcupine, on May i#thâ€"a son. To Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wood, of 41 Kerr St.. on May 6thâ€"a daughter. Anotber Fireman Cram Schumacher Goumg Overseas Schumacher, May 13th. Special to The Advance Foreman Jack Marshall, ,secretary of the Schumacher Fire Department, and Jack Marshall, One of the Most Popular Firemen in the District, to ~Serve Overseas. president of the Temiskaming Pireâ€" man‘s Association has been accepted for overseas service with the newlyâ€" formed Civilian Pire Fighters‘ Corps. for Empire Service. Fireman Marshall has to report to Ottawa, Tuesday, May 19th. Fireman Good, also of the Schuâ€" macher Fire Department, will also reâ€" port at Ottawa, May 19th. Rev. H. G. Watts Speaker at Ministerial Meeting South Porcupine to The Advance. Rev. H. G. Watts, B.A., B.D., P.R.G.S. was guest speaker at the Ministerial Association meeting held on Monday at South Porcupine manse. He gave an interesting address on his work in Japan. He also preached the sermon at the evening service in St. Paul‘s church, and gave an address with lanâ€" tern slides in the Parish hall on Monâ€" day evening. PLUMBING and HEATING 146 Dome Avenue Phone 363 sOUTH PORCUPINE °9 Bruce Avenue, South Porcupine Gasoline, Grease and Oils, Gutta~â€" Percha Tires and Tubes, Prestâ€"Oâ€" Lite Batteries Cars Washed and Simonized C. LANDON and T. E. CAHILL Proprietors Cor. Golden Moore, 8. Porcupine e IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Plumbing and Heating Complete Furnace Work Agents for MeDOWELL MOTORS LTDB. Ford and Mercury Cars and Trucks Repairs to All Makes of Cars 24 Hour Service 88 Bruce Avenue Phene South End Garage SERVICE STATIONS Applications will be received up to noon, Friday, May 22nd, for the position of a male cashier and bookâ€"keeper for Schumacher office, for duration of war only. Applicants must state age, qualifications and salary expected. South Porcupine Directory Only those not liable for military service and not now engaged in war industries will be conâ€" sidered. H. J. Thompson Shell Service Station Nap Hout Township of Tisdale South Porcupine May 13th, Special Ladies® Section of Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting Discontinue _ Tournaments for Duration to Help Conâ€" serve Rubber and Gas. Officers for the ensuing term took their nbosts at the annual meeting of the Ladies‘ section of the Timmins €olf Club, held on Tuesday afternoon in the clubhouse. Officers are as follows: Presi¢entâ€"Mrs. J. Knox. Viceâ€"presidentâ€"Mrs. H. Skaviem. Captainâ€"Mrs. I. K. Pierce. Convener of House Committeeâ€"Mrs O. R. Kennie. Handicap Managerâ€"Mrs. Karl Eyre gecretaryâ€"treasurer â€" Myrs. W. L Hogarth. Assistant Treasurer Lang. ** _A motliort was nassed, deciding that due to the storage of gas and tires, the NOLGA. tournaments would be disâ€" continued for the duration. Plans were made for the usual FPriday afternoon serving of tea. THURSDAY, MAY 14TH, 1942 Porcupine Hardware and Furniture Anderson‘s Grocery Midiand Coal of Canmore Briquettes ‘The Phone 169â€"J Home Frank Sgro Sons Choice Groceries and Meats Tobaccos and Confectionery Fresh Vegetables PHONE 184 FREE DELAIVERY 181 Moore Street, South Porcupine BIRD‘S EYE BRAND FROSTED FOODSs Special Peas and Corn on Cob Ked Ribbon Brand Baby Reef FOK SERVICE and QUALITY Economy Store Advance Want Advertisements P. H. Murphy, clerk THIS WINTER BURN F. Landreville (prop.) Bouth Porcupine A,. W Phone 162