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at South Porcupine Army Corps, and will be leaving to join News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District a,n,.c.N'VR elder son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hale, of 10) Fifth avenue, Timâ€" . mins. The wedding, solemnized by the Othar Items from South Porâ€" eupine and the Dome Exten:on, announce the marâ€" W of their daughter, Ann Elizabeth AYFEIisa), to Sub. Lt. Cyril Hale, of the Bouth Porcupine‘s first member of the W.RNS., visited her parents and ‘friends here over the weekâ€"end, from Bouth Porcupine. April 14th. Special to The Advance. Mr. Wendell Brewer, of Timminzs, was guest speaker on Monday at the Kiwanis weekly dinner meeting. He gave interesting sidelights on saivage, and many points for directing the comâ€" lection and seloction of same. He was introduced by Mr. Clarence Anderson and thanked for his speech by Mr. P. H. Hall. On Sunday next, Holy Communion will be administered at both morning and evening services in the United Rev. W. Mustard took place on Februâ€" ary 21st in the manse of the United Church, Timmins. The bridegroom, who was home from the Navy, on short leave, has returned to his ship, and Mrs. George Hale is residing with her parents at Dome Extension. To both these popular young people we extend our best wishes for a bright and happy "‘Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Lord, Preston East Dome, a son, on April 13th, in Porcupine General Hospital. "We have been reminded several times this month of a line from an old classic:â€""And Winter, lingering, chills the lap o‘ May‘" Whatever winter may do t> May it is doing a pretty good job to putting April into cold storage. I . and at the evening service there will be a reception of new memâ€" Mr. Ed Ahr, who is piloting bombers in the Ferry Command, is paying a short visit to South Porcupine anc is staying at the Airport Hotel. The Y.PU. of the United Church is planning and working on a 3â€"act comedyâ€"*"Up at Minty‘s"â€"and will be producing in the United Church for three nightsâ€"â€"12th, 18th and l4th of Bornâ€"At their home on Third aveâ€" nue, Schumacher, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kyle (formerly of South Porcupinge) on April 13thâ€"a son. Cyril Polkie, RCAF., was visiting relatives in town over the weekâ€"end. â€" Mr. Shields returned from Toronto last week, and has taken a position in Clark‘s Men‘s Wear store. The following Porcupine Chapter O.E.S. members attended Arbutus Chapter (Timmins) on Tuesday night the occasion being the 18th, birthday of that Chapter:â€"Mrs. Lempi Mansâ€" field (W.M.); David Houston, W.P.; Mrs. Dorothy Spitz, Mrs. Jeanne Philâ€" lips, Mrs. Florence Cunningham, Mrs. Jen Lang Cameron Mrs. Nora Hall, Mrs. Bestsie McQuarrie, Mrs. Emily Wilson and Mrs. Pearl Crawford. Others atâ€" tending from South Porcupine were Mrs. John Barron and Mrs. J. (C. Fhompson. Mrs. E. J. Rapsey, who has been quite ill with ‘flu, is now able to be around again, ard Mr. E. J. Rapsey is this wesk sufferin; from an attack of the same illnesis. Mrs. Grgenwood, of Toronto, is visitâ€" ing her daughter, Mrs. L. Huggins, for a few weoks. Mr. and Mrs, Rene Ennes, | .â€"260 Cedar St., Timmins, on April, a son, in Porcupine General Hosâ€" , pltal ‘ Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs George Storey, of 91 Moore St., South Porcuâ€" ‘pine, on April 12th, a son, in Porcupine General Hospital. t 5 _ 2oo ware _ 0 AF DL he: T JPVR T an ‘‘ Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lesâ€" sard of 3 Third St., Schumacher, a daughter, on April 12th, in Porcupine General Hospital. _Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. John Long, of Dome Extension, a son, on April 10th, in Porcupine General Hospital. 'fA committee meeting of the Execuâ€" tive of the Woman‘s Auxiliary of the Anglican Diocese of Moosonee was held Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dorâ€" othy, of Pamour, a son, on April 9th, in.Porcupine General Hospital. last Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Johns at the Dome. Those atâ€" tending were:â€"Mrs. John (Presiqent) ; Mrs. L. Fairhurst (Treasurer). Mrs. A. E. Cooke (Schumacher), Mrs. Brewer (Iroquois Falls), Mrs. Wm. Pritchard (Timmins), Mrs, Blackburn (Cochâ€" rane), Mrs. J. E. Woodall (South Porâ€" Pte. Jimmy Fera, of Toronto, visit. ed his parents at Bioor Ave., over the weekâ€"end: Pte. Jimmy Jamieson of 'Poronto spent the weekâ€"end in‘ town visiting relatives. the RCAMC., spent the weekâ€"end with his wife in South Porcupine, leavâ€" ing on Monday for Camp Borden. Engineer, has returned from attending the Canadian section of the American Waterworks Association, held last week in Hamilton. h*r unit in the near future. family from England to apprise them of | hin safe arrival there with the latest ; week‘s hearing. Mrs. D. St. Pierreâ€"paid $10 and costs for having poor brakes on a vehicle. 8. Zowrchika paid $10 and costs for having no operator‘s licens> and W. Thom paid the same on a similar mt James Mack left last week to reside with her parents in W. Tourangeau paid $5 for illegal parking on highway. William Jarvi brought a charge of thoft against his wife, Tynni Jarvi, accusing her of unlawfully approâ€" priating $5090 to her. own use, also several houschold articles â€" blankets and electrical equipment. When Mrs. Jarvi c left Whitney for Sarnia she took the above articles unâ€" known to him. He came back from working in the bush to find her gone, also the articles and money. Questioned by Mr. Gardiner (for Jarvi) (Mr. G. Evans appeared for deâ€" fendant). Jarvi stated that although he knew where the money was hictâ€" den in the housy>, he had not actually seen the money before his wife left him. The magistrate opined that there could be no theft between husâ€" band and wife. She could have approâ€" priated that money to her own use at any time and not be guilty of theft. Prosecution would have to prove that she intended to desert her husband when she took his money. The W.A. of St. Paul‘s Anglican Church met on Monday at the home of Mrs. Wm. Fairhurst. Plans were made to hold their annual Easter tea on the Saturday before Easter (April M#th) at Mrs. W. H. Johns‘ home at the Dome Mine. , Porcupine Ladies‘ Curling Club Held Banquet Last Week Mrsa. Jarvi was not questioned. Maâ€" gistrate dismissed the case. South Porcupine, April 14. Special to The Advance. The members and exâ€"members of the Porcupine Ladies‘ Curling Club held a banquet on Thursday last at the Airâ€" port Hotel as a finishâ€"up of the seaâ€" son‘s activities. Twentyâ€"eight ladies ~partook of a turkey dinner served tastefully in the dining room of the hotel; preceding the dinner with a toast to the King and the National Anthem. After the dinâ€" ner the ladies the lounge to receive the prizes gained by them in the various curling events of the veason. Mrs. R. P. Smith after a short sp>ech in which she congratulated the winners, presented the prizes. A vote of thanks to the executive for their work during the winter was proposed by Mrs. Maxwell Smith and met with hearty response. Executive: Mrs. R. P. Smith,.Mrs.; W. Rayner, Mrs.: Eva Ewing, Myrs. M Shaw and the ice comâ€" mittee. The following gained prizes: Marshallâ€"Ecélestone Trophyâ€"won by the team of Mrs. Phyllis White, with 'Mrs Ed Hovey, Mrs. Novakuske, and Mrs. H. Anderson. Second prizes for this eventâ€"Mrs. T. Cahill‘s rink with Mrs, Ewing, Mrs. Rudkin and Mrs. H. Miller. Third prizes for the eventâ€"Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs.Browne. Viceâ€"Skip‘s Competition was won by Mrs. Ed. Hovey, with Mrs. Rudkin, Mrs. Downes and Mrs. R. P. Smith. First competitionâ€"won 'by Myrs. T. Cahill with Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. I. Cameron. Bridge and bingo were played late?. Bridge prizes were won byâ€"(1), Mrs. J. Cooke; and (2), Mrs. Downes. Mrs. Lewis won the bingo prize. Guests present were: Mrs. S. Sky, Mrs. F. E. cooper, Miss G. Higgins, Mrs. M. Shaw, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. H. Miller, Mrs. Rudkin, Mrs. H. Anderson, Mrs. R. P. Smith, Mrs. J. Moore, Mrs. J. Novakuske, Mrs. H. M. Martin, Mrs. J. White Mrs. W. Rayner, Mrs. J. Cooke, Mrs. A. Ewing, Mrs. T. Cahill, Mrs. Maxwell Smith, Mrs. Wm. Hall, Mrs. H. Hall, Mrs. Hodgins, Mrs. W. Farren, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. E. Grant, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Ed. Hovey and Myrs. E. Pelkie. Floral Tributes at the Funeral of John Dwyer South Poreupine, April 14â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The following is a lt of foral tributes, Mass cards and sympathy cards sent by friends to the recent funeral of Joseph Dwyerâ€"(unâ€" available last week). and Dad"; Mr. and Mrs. John â€"Johnson; Canadian Legion Branch 287; Employees of Moneta Porcupine ‘Mines; Mr. and Mrs. Cunâ€" ningham, Grace and Mae; Mr. and Mra . . fiill and family (Timmins"); Mr. and Mrs. T. Farrell; Guard Staifif, Dominion Magnesium Company (Renâ€" Mines; Aunor Athletic Club; Dominion Magnesium Company; Stella and Din Cotnam (Timmins); l(Adelaide, Edith and Clayton Telford:; Ivan and Ethel Lang: Cyril and Dorothy Pierce and for 1 Shower in est ! Honour Miss Cripps ** at Schumacher Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and Disâ€" trict. $ Schumacher, Aprii 14th. Special to The Advance. The Woman‘s Association of Trinity United Church held their meeting Wednesday evening in the church hall. The president Mrs. P. A. Boyce, wWas in the chair. Business items were disâ€" cussed and plans were made for a traâ€" velling basket for this manth. Plans were also discussed for the annual May Fair. After the business session a social period was enjoyed. The Ladies‘ Guild of the Schumacher Anglican Mission held their meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bassett, Gold Centre. The president, Mrs. Fred Cook, was in the chair. Mrs. BEill Wallace was secretary for the evenâ€" ing, owing to Mrs. Russell Fairbrother being on the sick list. Business items were discussed and plans were rmade for the Easter Bazaar which will be held Monday, May 10th. Afternoon tea will be served;: there will be a bake table and sale of home baking. After the business session the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Moorish, served a delicious lunch. The Schumacher "Victory‘" Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Webber, Third *"avenue. Five hundred was played and the winners cf the nice prizes were: list, Mrs. Ted cones; 2nd, Mrs. T. Johnson; 3rd, Mys. Fred Webber; door prize, Mrs. Len Thomas. â€" After the cards a nice social period was enjoyed: The McIntyre Football Club Ladies‘ Auxiliary held another of their whist drives, Wednesday evening in the Worâ€" kers‘ Coâ€"op., corner of Pine and First aevenue. The winners of the nice prizes were: ist, Mrs. M. Foy, Timmins; 2md, Mrs. Ed. Duxfield; 3rd, Mrs. Studden; door prize. Mrs. Harry Cowden, Gold Centre. After the cards a social perâ€" iod was enjoyed. ‘ The "Percy‘‘ Red ‘Cross knitting group met Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Lois Philips, First avenue. There was a good attendance of memâ€" bers and a nice social time was enâ€" joyed. During the afternoon the hosâ€" tess served a dainty lunch. Due to the Porcupine Skating Club Ice Show, there will be mno meeting of the club next Saturday. ‘The many friends of Mrs. George Robertson, First avenue, will be pleased to hear that she is able to be home again from Toronto where she received nedical treatment in the Toronto Genâ€" sral hospital, and all her friends extend her their best wishes for ‘a speedy reâ€" covery. : Box:mâ€" April 3rd, in the Porcupine hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cyâ€" bulski, Fourth avenueâ€"a daughter. â€" Bornâ€"On Tueéday, April 13th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. George Kyle, Mcintyre Property, Third son. Ivfrs. Wesley Cooke, of North Bay, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs A. H. Cooke, McIntyre Property. Melvin Cavanagh, of Windsor, is visiting here and renewing acquaintâ€" ances. Mrs. Hume Douglas and little son are visiting Mrs. Douglas‘ father, Mr. S. A. Wookey, MciIntyre Property. Mrs. J. H. Hepplewhite, Fifth avenuye, left last week for Thomas where she will visit her daughter and sonâ€"inâ€" law, Corp. Jerry Mullan, RC.A.F., and daughter, Shirley Anne Mullen. Mrs. J. R. Todd, Railroad stree?, spent tlie weekâ€"end visiting at Iroquois Falls. Miss Isobel Flowers, Coniaurum Proâ€" perty left last week for a holiday in Toâ€" ronto. Cahill (Moneta Mine); Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith {Toronto): Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Paqueilte (North Bay); The Ewing family; Bert and Lueila, Jason and Laura, Cyril and Dorothy, Ivan and Evelyn, Milburn and Sadie, Richard and Bob; Madge and Don: J. J. and Annie O‘Connor (Renâ€" frew): Edith M. Hill; Len and Pearl Gilham (Toronto); Ruby and Eddie Chapman: Mr. and Mry James Cunâ€" ningham and family. Robert Gorrie, of Montreal, is and her little grandâ€" left last week for the ROCAF. station at Torom‘o. ; Mr. Art. Robson, Third avenue, left last Thursday for the RCE. station at Toronto. AC2 Clifford Reeves, of the R. C. A. F. stationed at Arnprior, spent the weekâ€"erd at his home on Second ave. isit wm“"‘” and Mrs. Course for V.A.NM. Nurses t Warner BR avenie | â€" at Porcupine Hospital l"'om a hollday with his ‘parents in Toâ€" Lieutenant F. H. Bowman, of the R C. 0. C., is visiting Mrs. Bowman a* the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H Leng, McIntyre Property. South Porcupine, April 14th. Special to The Advance. The Badminton Club is finishing a successful season tonight (Wednesday) by holding a Community night at the Arena. Badminton will be played, cards also, and a lurch will be served. A :ournament has just been completed determining the champions for the sea«â€" gles. T. C. Holmes and Mr. Ron Mansâ€" field were "doubles" winner‘s._ Myrs. Irene Holmes won in ladies sinâ€" gles. 10. L ue m 1;1 two mixed doubles events winners were Mr. and ‘Mrs. T. C. Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason. AV ds B e W t CC C Around twentyâ€"five members joined the club this season. ' On Saturday the following members are planning to attend Troquois Falls to enjoy a series of friendly games:â€" Mr. and Mrs. Holmes; Mrs. Ralph Filis; Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewar, Miss Joyce Hughes, Miss Ruth Winters, Miss Elsie Rutledge, Mr and Myrs. Don McDermid; Mr. Jack Keyes, Miss M. Leeney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason Mr. Jimmy McFadden and Miss Isobel Winâ€" field. Arnold Libby of the Ordnance Corps was a visitor in town over the weekâ€"end. Pte. Earnest Harris, of Vimy Barracks, Kingston, spent the weekâ€"end with his wife on Tisdale avenue. Pte. Jimmy Turner is home on leave from the Army and is yvisiting his parâ€" on Connaught Hill Much Work Done by District V.O.N. Ssouth Porcupine, April 14. Special to The Advancse. â€" M A meeting of the executive of the YON. for the district was â€"held on March 25th with all officers present. Committee were appointed as follows: Financial Committeeâ€"Messrs F. go. Cooper, Urquhart and Stevenson. t AP s as re=> oo Publicity and Education@l:â€" Messrs Fisher (Coniaurum}), McKittrick (South Porcupine), Gardiner (Bouth Porcuâ€" pine), and Mrs. Robson (Schumacher). Ladies‘ Auxiliaryâ€"Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Hammerstrom, Miss S. Morgan. Miss Mary Ferguson, District Superâ€" visor, attended this mseting and gave a talk on V.O.N. work. _ ; Miss Essie Kal fol_lowing report March. She paid 17 visits of which 26 were nursing visits , three home confineâ€" ments, 16 visits to mothers with babies after Mogpital She paid,. 16 school visits, 2 to Hoyle, 14 to Whitney and 2 to Buffalo Ankerite.* At the latter school 19 children were given toxoid against diphtheria and 24 were vaccinated. . Porcupine Badminton Finishes Good Season â€" Mrs. M. Ludgate (Buffalo Ankerite), Mrs. Evans (Schumacher), and Mrs. Reelby <(Porcupine) Wwere appointed Auxiliary Nurses. New Books Added to the Public Library at South Porcupine fir. T. C. Holmes won the Men‘s Sinâ€" The following new books have been added to the shelves of the public liâ€" brary at South Porcupine:â€" The Black Fox Walks .... Sarsfield W. E. Carol Plays Summer Stock, Boysilton H. The Fighting Littles â€" Tarkington B. Goodbye My Heart Dern P. The Hills Look Down ... UpDe Graff Listen LAVIN® ... Wright W. Radio City. Spence H. Wild Gees2 Calling ... White 8. E. WOrking GHIPL ... Stuart French Powder Mystery ........ Queen E. The Mine with the Iron DooOr ... ....................................... ... Wright H. B. Robin Hill Larrimore ‘The Missionary ... Marshall E. Self Made Woman ... Baldwin F. Murder Up My Sleeve ... Gardner E. S. China Sky ... Ne ols Buck P. S. Up at the Villa ................. Maughan S. Turn of the Table ................. Stagge The Black Flemings ............ Norris K. The Sea is so Wide ... ........ The Moving Finger ............ Christie A. Happy Landings ... w......... Works Victory over Fear Bollard J. Behind the Japenese Mask ... Steiner Every day Nursing for the Every Day Home .._..._...._... Norlin and Donaldson Let the People Know ......._..... Angelli Pageant of India ... Brown Yates E. A Million Miles from Otawa Cash (VON) gave tne for February and Tisdale Council Told of Help to N. 0. Mining Towns A cours» for VAD. Nurses is startâ€" ing at the Hospital tonight (Wednesâ€" day> at 8 pm. Those classesy will us ccnducted by Dr. Johnston who will givs the lettures and Miss 8. Morgan, Hospital Supsrintsndent who wili be in charge of prastical instructibn. Those ellglbin to join are thase who | havs successfully completed courses m' first aid and hom> nursing. to The Advance Subsidies to be Paid to the Towns of North. The classes wili ba held every Wedâ€" :rosday at the same ti.c. South Porcupine, April 14â€"Special to The Advance â€"At a rogular council mseting held on Monday a report of South Porcupine and Schumacher Fire In=s:section and Mains inspection was rcad. A lotter from the Provincial Treasâ€" urer outlining the Northern Oniario Mining Municipal Association‘s discusâ€" sicn confirming the understanding of decisions reached wth members of the Cabinet was read. Existing legislation will not be chnangâ€" ed but the Government has agreed to pay subsidies to insure revenues to municipalities equal â€" to that which wsuld been received if proposed amendment to the Ass>ssment Act had been enacted. Townshlp of Whitney itney Adjourned TAX SAL 10 am. Wednesday, April 21st, 1943 Certain assistance will be available from the mining companies to the minâ€" LJU) 0 LAO,â€" AJUvry â€" v . . [( O 0 10 ced t / e d C * 2Tâ€"A. E. Phillips, Timmins, Ontario, New Augarita Porcupine Mines Limited, Rm. 309, 73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto, On‘. SW Pt.â€"S Pt. Lot 12, Con. 2. n s s 9e ho 4 +993 33â€"South Shore Gold Mines. 826 Bank of Hamiltonf Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. LOof 10, CONM. 2 34â€"iSouth Shore Gold Mines, 826 ‘Bank of Hamilton, Bldg., Torcnto, Ontario. NE:‘«â€"â€"S% Lot 10, Con. iL c sc seb sn es is 36â€"Virita Gold Mines Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. SW‘ â€"N% Lot ) U Y o) : oo 37â€"Virita Gold Mines Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario, NW!4â€"S% Lot 10, Con. s 38â€"Virita Gold Miros Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. NE%â€"S% Lot 11, Con. Je c h is nc n sn td 39â€"Virita Golid Mines Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. NW Pt.â€"S Pt. Lot 11, Con. 1.....,.........u. ... 40â€"Virita Gold Mines Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. SE Pt.â€"S. Pt. Lot 11, 41â€"Virita Gold Mines Limited, 506 Royal Bank Bldg., Tororto, Ontario. SW Ptâ€"S Pt. Lot 11, COR. 1 42â€"Virita Gold Mines Limited, 5C6 Royal Bank Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. SE% â€"N% Lot 12, COL, .A ;:....;s es s 9tt 52â€"Emil Jodoin, Porcupine, Ontario Lot 207 Princess St., Plan Mâ€"12 (SUudbUry) 53â€"Felix Cortcis, Porcupine, Ontario Lot 242, Princess St., Plan Mâ€"12 54â€"Felix Cortois, Porcupine, Ontario Lot 243. Princess St., Plan Mâ€"12 55â€"Nick King, Porcupine, Ontario NE â€"â€"N LOSâ€" 4,> CON : _ ... e ce i on E6â€"Nick King, Porcupine, Ontario } :6 LiOt 4; CON. 3 ced im e ++ 57â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay Bt., Toronto, Ortario. NE"%â€"S% Lot 5, CONM,. 5â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., , Toronto, Ontario. NW,â€"S%4% Lot 5, Con, 2 ... 59â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay Et., Toronto, Ontario. SW Lot 5, Con. 2. e 60â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mires, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Torento, Ontario. SE%â€"S% Lot 5, CON. 61â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. NE‘\%â€"â€"S% Lot 6, COM. 2 62â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. SE‘,â€"S% Lot 6, Con. 2 ..........000 000. sc 63â€"Troup Porcupins Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. NW!iâ€"S% LCt 6, CON. se 64â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Tororto, Ontario. SW%â€"S% Lot 6, Con. 2 ... ces 65â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. NE‘ â€"N% Lot 6, Con,. 1 ... ... io ies 66â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. NW%â€"N‘% Lot 6, Con. 1 j 67â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. SE*,â€"N% Lot 6. Con 1 n 68â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., } Toronto, Ontario. SW â€"N% Lot 6, CONM. 1 69â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. N%, LOt 7, COM, 70â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. NE§%â€"â€"S% Lot 8, Con. 71â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay 6t,. Toronto, Ontario. Lot 8, Con. 72â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., | _ Toronto, Ontario. SE%4â€"S% Lot 8, Con. 2 ... 73â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay 6t., Toronto, Ontario. SW 4@ â€"S*% Lot 8, Con. 2 ... 74â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay 8t., Toronto, Ortario. N‘% Lot 8, Con. 1 in ta ts 75â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. ‘ LOt 9, COM, B sns se se 76â€"Troup Porcupine Gold Mines, 302 Sterling Tower, Bay St., Toronto, Ontario. SE â€"S‘*% Lot 10, Con. 2 i 4â€"â€"W. P. Campsall. Earnest E Lot 168, Queen St., Plan Mâ€"12 The Township Reserves the Right to Bid in Any of the Above Properties. . NAME AND LOCATION Je Campsall, Porcupine, Ont. ing municipalitiee which have been affected by war conditions, and the calâ€" culation of educational grants will folâ€" EBylaw (section 40¢A of the Muntâ€" cipal Act) was read granting ald to Russia and establishing and maintain«â€" ing a local Civilian Defence Corps. The Cemetery Board‘s annual report was submitted. First Firstâ€"Aid Post in S. Porcupine Established South Poreupine, April 14th. Epecial to The Advance. The first Firstâ€"Ald Post in South Porcupine has been established. The personnel of the Post has been selected as follows: Miss Florence Murphy, R.N.; in charge. Mrs. Phyllis White is Corps Officer No. 1, also Mrs. Austin Walâ€" ker and Mrs. J. Courchesne. low the same practice as in recent _â€"The Canadian Legion was granted to holid a carnival in the McIntyre Arena in June. _ VA _ A _ IS . TS _ tary, and Miss Morgan and Dr. Mcâ€" Kittrick complete the number assigned. Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Orr Passes On Lorne Denzil Orr, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Orr, 220 Spruce N. died on Thursday, April 8, at the age of 8 months, 8 days, at his parehtal home. Funeral services were conductâ€" .sclut-);l' F:ri“day.;\prfl 9th, at the family residence, by Reverend Phibbs, and inâ€" terment was; held at the Tisdale cermneâ€" tery. e Nee e ES ‘Toronto 'Delegram ‘â€"Hitler believes | in astrology, says a writer. But he 'hgs‘ just begun to see his unlucky star. P;uneral services were under the diâ€" rection of Walker‘s Puneral Home., GCOM. | Bank Bldg., Con. 1 Bank Bldg., Con. 1 Bank Bldg., _11, Con. 1......, Bank Bldg., 11, Con. 1....... . Bank Bldg., 11, Con. 1.;... THURSDAY, ARRIL i8TH, 1943 ... 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 _ 99.84 1938â€"30â€"40â€"41â€"42 £4.06 ..... 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1938â€"39â€"40â€"41â€"42 1938â€"39â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 ..1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41~42 1939â€"40â€"41â€" 1939 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 4 939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1039â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1039â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939 â€"40â€"41â€"42 1939â€"40â€"41â€"12 â€"41 42 â€"41â€"42 | Surprise Party | Iir'm' rsu:”ll)urki% South Porcupine, April i4th. Special to The Advance. 45 w _A nn'pflse party was held on Monâ€" day evening at the home‘of Miss Jsan Jordison in honour of Mss Lioyd Durâ€" guest of honour with kwely hnandkerâ€" chiefs of all descripti "Rummoli‘â€"a card caf‘n!e â€"â€"â€" @ntetsâ€" tained them through _evening, Miss Jean Andrews winnlng e prize. Miss J. Andrews, Miss P. Luxton, our, Mrs. L. M. Smith sent a gift but was unable to attend. B;;hfi fiaiher dndlmt_“gues: of honâ€" Miss Jordison served"’a' very dainty lunch at the end of the evening. «42 .‘ Comâ€" ~Cor. Taxes mission Costs: Taxes Total 118.66 129.67 129.07 13456 134.55 134.56 118.66 158:15 118.66 118.66 118.66 14,79 14.78 118.66 118.66 414.58 14.98 19.47 1487 porothy Sharp), a recent 2.19 11.86 3.18 3.18 1,.38 2.97 3,.36 2.97 2;§7 2.07 2.9"7 2.97 2.97 2.9"7 2415 2745 275 213 2.15 2.159"¢~ 2.75 2.15 2715 2.15 . 215 2.15 3441 i 12.03 2‘.7.‘1 12:03 13 11203 2215 12.03 215 12.03 2.75, (12.03. 2‘7543'17"â€" k 2075'"' (Fegâ€"«~m* 2.15 215 275 2.15 12.04 2.15 i. 245 275 * 2.79 1¢ * x I (Fev y} J 105.09 147.69 152.69 152.70 1 0.0U0 124.3 88.91 %2. 12 the 124.3 124.3 145 124.3 145 41 134.32