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IN FOR A Wednesd Legion Stages Party Thursd ) to 10.00 : ) t 11.00 :; ) to 10.00 : Saturd: to 10.( to 11.A Monday, December 28th to 10.00 a.m..â€"Skating for Public School tm 11.00 a.m.â€"Skating for High School to 3.45 n.m.â€"Public Skating to » 10.090 a.m.â€"â€"skating for Public School 0 11.80 a.m..â€"Skating for High School 8.15 p.m.â€"HMOCKEY Mclntyre vs. Hollinger Children Mcintyre Arena Holiday Program ’/.’.’"JJ"'""""""'l"’\'""""0""""""'o'.‘"lq Schedule ®.1> p.im.mâ€"â€"â€"Junior Hockey 10.15 p.m.â€"Public Skating en C LV , ay LN C ay, December 23rd m..â€"Skating for Public School im.â€"skating for High School 7.m.â€"Public Skating mn.â€"Skating for Public School m..â€"Sskating for High School m.â€"Public Skating 11â€"Skating for Public School December 25th December 26th Junior Hockey December 24th rior Skating Club ublic sSkating idgit C WICNal T80E OY SCOUTS 11 objC It Two Scouts Invested At 6th Troop Meeting An impresive investiture ceremony, in which Billy Boychuk and Leslie Whitâ€" fora became Scouts, was conducted at the mseting of the Sixth Troop in the Lions Club Hall last week. The boys were thoroughly tested in the work beâ€" fore being invested, and the importancs of the Scout Promise was stressed to the boys. Following the ceremony the boys were received into the Troop with three rousing cheers by the Brother Scouts. During the meeting the Troop had a visit from Mr. M. McHugh, memâ€" ber of the group committes, who preâ€" sented P. L Henry McLean with his Ssecond Class Badge. Most of the reâ€" quirements for this badge were complâ€" eted when Henry was in camp last summer, and he is now the only memâ€" ber of the Troop who wears it. Mr. Mcâ€" Hugh stressed the importance of the information and knowledge receivet in the earning of this badge, and chalâ€" lenged Henry to go right ahead with the First Ciass work. ©The members of this Troop have decided to collect toys as a Chris‘mas effort to brighten the day m boys 10 a â€"tidy : tIC al; Children . CGIOCCO And NICK MOores. ‘Ine Doys ere commended for their fine work by th Mr, Burnes and Dr. Wengor, and e imnortance of the Ambulance Badâ€" in these times was pointed out. The ys are all nroud to possess this badge, nsidered to be one of the more difâ€" It to earn, and deserve every credit. rough ARP activities and in many her ways the boys plan to put into actice the instruction they were givâ€" in earning this badges. Games were ayed during the meeting, including a ry lively session of chalk rugby. In mpetition on general Scout work, the ‘aver Patrol came out ahead withn 43 ints, followed by the Lions and Eagle;, th forty each, and the Wolves with ._ Donations were received from the vs for the B. P. Chins Up Fund, and tidy sum towards their second donaâ€" n to Brother Scouts in Britain has ‘eady betn realized. Patrol compeâ€" ion has been keen throughout the nth, and the standing at present is 1Di¢ ex pre seeuts cof Sthe Troop Receive Badges regular meeting of the Pif! st Friday evening in the Mot ol, Mr. Burnes and D: mmins Kiwanis Club oys with Ambulanc 136 ‘s with Ambulance Badge: receiving them were Donaldi He‘ferman, P. Lucciantonio 8. Holson, E. Hefferman, P ._ Clarrocca, E. Drummond 2. Drummond, R. Robinson and Nick Mores. The bov: g all were Â¥. and wis ‘ All, anC xtended Adults 56¢ 9.0¢ to 10.00 a.m.â€"Skating for Public School 10,00 to 11.00 a.m.â€"Skating for High School 9.00 to a.m.â€"Skating for Public School 10.00 ta 11.00 a.m.â€"Skating for High School 2.00 to 3.45 p.mâ€"Public Skating 8.15 p.m,.â€"HOCKEY eaVvelr Wednesday, December 30th PORCUPINE SKATING CLUB ALI DAY Thursday, December 31st Tuesday, December 29th New Year‘s Eve Skating Party 11.00 pm. to 3.00 a. ADMISSION 50c Hollinger vs Ankerite spot ngt ent 149 water. Many tests and badges have been passed, many have climbed the ladder from recruits to Second and Firs® Claws. Quite a number have risen from the Status of Scout to Second and Pa‘trol Leader. Scouting has played Iits part in Victory Loans, ARP activities, men| leave What Will the New Year Mcan in Your Group? At this time of year most people are given to looking ahead to what the New Year holds in store, and to lookâ€" ing back over the happenings of the past year.. Scouting in Timmins has had a success‘ul year, a year that has seon many new boys enter the moveâ€" wvomnmnmittee, and appointed to rs left town. The committes will be of next month, w be taken in these ‘The fitst â€" me formeda Badge C Wednesday. Init sed for an in work, and all aged in this that Mrs. K. reaclkht th structive dirzction ~vin{ Kim keon and QOlson and K a‘s}!3n 1t OUuU of the party were an were reminded not Chins UP Fund ove n, and it is honed 31 success‘ul year, a year that has any new boys enter the moveâ€" ind also quite a number of boys or points south. Camping was feature this vear, and all Troops acks have memories of thow> s days in the bush and on the Many tests and badges have Game. Th to become ; t the prese second Troop Completes second Class Aid New Badge Committe Heolds First Mecting ‘st meeting of the recently adge Committes was held last ay. Initial plans were discusâ€" n increased interest in badge 1 all groups are to be encourâ€" this line. A recommendation . K. Gallagher, District Cubâ€" ect, s named to the Commitâ€" resent the Cub Packs. Steps be taken in the near future to badges under the hand of the ‘e, and new examiners will be l to replace thos:»> who have . _ The next meeting of the e will be held about the middle ‘m for some time. seventh Troop Pass TeSts at mm S¢ Sts at Meeting r meeting of the Seventh eek featured the passing iumber of the boys. Jimmy _ Second Clas;: signalling me; Robert Fournier comâ€" ompcsition of the Union Getty the flags and knotâ€" ck Humphries passed the These boys are all very me Second Class Scouts, resent pace should soon al. Interesting and inâ€" es were plaved under the eouter Atkinson, and deâ€" ir‘y were announced. Th i1umber of _ Second me; Robe ampciitio) | that all the boys wili h with it and pass the Ambulance tests. Games id some time was also tests work. Plans were ting to be held on Decâ€" . without the press en further action will steps. y cal channel e day follos@ _of the Harri THE POKCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMI® Timmi the Fi! termine that the vear 1943 will be a ‘banner ons in local Scouting history. Plan to present to your boys a proâ€" gramme of true Baden Powell Scoutâ€" ing, always remembering the "out‘" in Scout. By full cooperation on the part of all leaders and a carryingâ€"out of true Scout spirit, the year ahead may well be a history making one for the Timâ€" mins Local Association. and in assisting many other wellâ€"deâ€" serving causes, and the boys have mado a name for themselves through their courtesy and efficiency. A goodly sum has been raised for the B. P. Chins Up Fund, a direéect war effort. Hours of war service have been piled up by the boys and several are now around the i00â€" hour mark. Many old Scouts have left for the armed forces, and a gocd numâ€" ber of our leaders New leaders have taken over the duties of training the boys, and have been doing splendidly. All in all, we believe we may be exâ€" cusssd if we feel really proud of the things that have been accomplished in these times when added difficulties beset us. The year ahead holds much promise, but to be as successful as we have been in the past every one of us must now make up our minds that our efforts must not slacken. With the changes that are constantly occurring even more zeal must be put into all we do. Let us all survey the results of past endsavors, pick out points that can be built or improved upon, and deâ€" termine that the vear 1943 will be a banner ons in local Scouting history. Plan to present to vour bovs a nroâ€" The Mac men came back again, Kemp had one hot time from the st of Drummond, Wilson and Baker. Getting back to full strength, With H. SCarnegie off for hooking. t McIintyre hemmed in the Bisons atr two quick goals resulted, Turcotte goe ting the first on a pass from Innarel and Tomuik the second from Colq:i houn‘s pass. On a breakâ€"away O. Carnegie ji missed the open corner by inches. McIntyre missed a great chance w Baker had Kemp at his mercy, but latter outguess>d him. and Porter was kept busy. O. Carneg sent in one of his sizzlers that ju skimmed over the top of the net. McIntyre got a breakâ€"away and V ; gave Kemp a couple of hot ones handle. On another Ankerits thrust H. Ca negie got into the clear, LaBarre rusl ed cver just in time to clear. O. Carnegie on a pass from Herb drew out Porter and scored. Two mit utes later Maki beat Porter on a pa from Smith. Mcintyre Score Winning Goal With One Second to go Against Ankerite Bisons ilhe game 0o hocksy with neither much to do until for high sticking. Anks pressure with the one the McIt splurge. Fighting Back in the Third Period the Melntvre Scored Five Goals to Nose Out the Bisons 8 to 7. Maki Does the Hat Trick for the Bisons. the the With all the sincerest of good and thanks, we extend at this s the year our heariest greeting many friends and patron k ¢ ed like econd MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE A HAPPY ONE AND THE NEW YEAR BRING GOOD TIDINGS TO ALL, INSURANCE NX ALL ITS BRAXNX( CHRIST MA © proâ€" outâ€" n ME Ank Morri wWin nat: McXn Ankerit McIinty1 M 1 € 11 i0un and Drumm McComb Innarelli d Patton; centre, Maki th and Defelice; alternate: omanick, Belanger, H. Car arnegi¢e, and Prentice. SeQq 11 H. Cat * 1 # # i o’o First Period x _ Timmins Schumacher South Porcupine 3 H. Carnegie 6.31 5,f, ; :3: t rooke . Cobalt Kapuskasing _ Rouyn, Noranda, Que. 4 $ Turcotte (Innarelli)y 12.09 BA Tomuik (Colquhoun) 13.40 |* Prontice (Maki) 19.50 / * % nnarelli and H. Carnegie. i" £ ccond Period : McCoy (Wilson) 8.47 | 1. Carnegie (Defelice) 9.05 | °_ ut ieb e t o e SA es Ne s s e o hk o o t es is ob io C Goal, Porter; defence, McCoy; centre, Wilson; ond and Baker; alterâ€" , Tomulik, LaBarre, Turâ€" and Vail. Kemp;> defence, 11 use ind McCann) McCann) i1, Patton was chasâ€" 1 the game while he te and a half to go. d _ Innarelli were ng, and the pay off d before time when mp laid on the ice vith the puck loose. w it and managed [ in a heated atâ€" orner, three men , McCann and e, and Baker of ‘ew a minor and McIntyre boosted > while these men Mel McelIntyre it r1ad thre out by 8. 47 9.05 :. 18 men | and | il 11}€ TN A Merry EChristmas and Brosperity altiiie in the Neutr Year To All Our Friends And Customers Limited 110 ntan