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The playâ€"to be produced by the B.J.A.B. early in Mayâ€"is making proâ€" gress under the direction of Mrs. Bawâ€" tinheimer. It is a comedyâ€"*"I‘ne Wacky Widow"â€"by name, and features Mrs. Geery, of Porcupine, in the leadâ€" ing role. A dozen members are in the cast. ‘Miss Thrasher will spend the Baster holiday in Ottawa. Miss Florence Connelly leaves this week for Waterford where she will again be a "farmierette" for the busy season. Florence has successfully passâ€" ed her Easter exams at High School and will be released for the remainder of the school year for natianal duty. A new First Aid Class starts on Tuesâ€" day next in the auditorium of the High School at 7 pm. Anyone desirâ€" ing to take these classes will be welâ€" comed and enrolled. Dr. McKittrick will give the lectures. weekâ€"end visiting his wife and resaâ€" tdves from Cornwall, Ont. A "Victory Tea‘ will be held on Aprf 28th in South Porcupine United Church from 3 to 6 pm. ‘This tea will be given under the auspices of the "April" group of ‘the Women‘s Association. Convenâ€" ers, Mrs. F. H. Hall and Mrs. C. H. Libby. In addition to the tea there will be a sale of home baking, an apron booth, and a "White Elephant‘ table. A door prize will be given and a hearty invitation is extended to all to neip make this ventyure a success. Mr. and Mrs. Giliespie and femfly and now reside at 10 Rae avempue. Mrs. Harry Houghton, of Bloor Ave., is spending two weeks holiday in Torâ€" onto. Miss M. Lucas, of the high school staff, met with an accident to her foot, last week and has been confined to her home. All wish her a quick return to health. Mrs. A. G. Luxton is spending some time in Toronto visiting her husband. ILc.â€"Cpl. Carson Chevrier has armivâ€" ed safely in England, so his parents at the Dome Extension have been advised by cable. Mrs. J. J. Davis arrived from Toronto on Monday. She was quite sick while there, but is well on the road to reâ€" Mrs. Willie Helmer had the misforâ€" tune to fall outside her home last week and break her arm. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ernest Harris is spending two weeks with her husband, Pte. Harrs, at his home at St. Mary‘s, Ont. Pte. Hayry Hall was in town over the ~Ray Laforest left on Wednesday to Epend Easter in 'Boxonto with his fathâ€" er and Mrs. J.}State, ‘of the Bucovetsky Apartments, left\last week for Toronto, where she will spend the summer. Russ. Dillon, of the R.C.A.F., is home on leave. The following Porcupine Chapter O. E6. members, were present at the official visit of the DD.:G.M. Isobelie McDonald from New Liskeard, at Arâ€" butus Chapter No. 123 Timmins, on Tuesday :â€"Mesdames Lempi, Mansfield, Florence Weir, Dorothy Spitz, ‘ Jean Houston, Gladys Worth, Jennie Banâ€" merman, Marion Hall and Mary Campâ€" bell. Elizabeth Price accompanied the South Porcupine members. AC2 William Helmer left on Sunday for Ottawa to report for duty with the .CAF. Mrs. Isahel McGregor, Migss Lila Raiâ€" ston, Miss Valerie Sessette, the host: ess, and the guest of hongr, Missg Jean Btringer. Unable to attend but sendâ€" ing a gift, was Miss Bleamor Jamieson. Miss Evelyn Clark, who was secenuy accepted as a member of the C W.AC., leaves on Saturday for Toromteo where she will receive her "medical" and inâ€" duction into the Corps. She has been a valued member of the Northern ‘Feteâ€" phone Staff, and will be much misgzd ‘The Y.P.U. of the United Church are getting on well with their play "Up at Minty‘s", which they intend to produce for three eveningsâ€"May 12th, 13th and I4th. Mrs. J. Bawtinheimer is in charge of production. George Marshall of the Provost Corps RCAF., stationed at Trenton, spent the weekâ€"end visiting his wife and family at Golden City. Mr. Marshall was chief of police at Porcupine betore enlisting last year. Pte. Jimmy Curtis spent the weekâ€" end visiting his parents at Dome Exâ€" Eve Davis, Mrs. 'M'able Tay!or Miss Frances Hogan, Miss Beulah Rayner, SBouth : Porcupind, April 21â€"(@poecial to The Advance)â€"Miss Jean Stringer, of the :staff of the Imperial â€"Bank, is leaving omm Friday for Toronto where she will in {uture reside. On Wecnesâ€" day evening she was guest of honnur at a party given by Miss Beatricé Maxwell at her bome on Main Bt. ‘The occdsion was her birthday and it was combined birthday and farewell party. Jear reccived some very nice and ussful gilts from those present. The party sperft the first part of tne evening bowling,later returning to the Other Items of Interesat from Poreupine and the News From South Porcupine, Dome and the Distr Harold Hubbard charged under the Game and Fisheries Act for having srout (two small speckled) out of seaâ€" son will come up next week. sSchumacher Lions mhow Honour to Dr. G. C. Armitage mr. and Mrs. Tall Bevan and son David left today (Thursday) to spend the Easter holidays in Toronto. Miss Ann Miller, of the Civil Service Department, Government Buildings, Ottawa, spent last weekâ€"end visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller, 3rd Ave. Miss Muriel Harris, W. D., R.C.AF., spent the weekâ€"end visiting her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris, Third Ave Miss Harris is stationed with the RCAF. at Rockcliffie, AXC. Douglas Kitchen, of the RC.AP. stationed at Toronto, spent a few days visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs. Stan Kitchen, First Ave. Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and District. spent the weekâ€"end at second ave. for the lovely gift. Five members of the club put on a skit and gave Dr Armitage a very definite and instrucâ€" tive demonstration on "why he should aot operate"‘. During the evening there was community singing and a nice social evening was enjoyed. The ESchumacher Lions Club met last Wednesday evening in the auditorium 9f the MciIntyre community building. The club met to honor one of their members, Dr. G. C. Armitage, who was leaving the next day for the Army headquarters in Toronto. A delicious dinner was enjoyed. Special guests and friends of Dr. Armitage attended. After dinner Mr. Calvin MacDonald, prestâ€" of the Club, presented Dr. Armiâ€" tage with a handsome pen and pencil set, Dr. Armitage thanked the club Mr Thomas Flentham left on Mon- day for Caledon Eastâ€"his homeâ€"and will do missionary work this summer on Cockburn Island, near Manitourn. Mr. Fleetham was an active member of the United Church in South Porcupine, and a leader in the Young Peopies Union. Schumagher, April 22nd. Special to The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huot returned on Monday Afrom a weeks holiday spent with their son, Edward, in Val dOr. Prizeâ€"winners at the whist drive held on Monday in the Legion Hall were: 1, Mrs. Butler; 2, Mrs. J. McDonald; and 3, Mrs. Coott. d Police Court Two drunks paid the usual $10 and costs on Tuesday. The cas> against John Monk, tor causing glass to be on the highway was withdrawn. A case of indecent assault preferred against S. Ostovich was withdrawn, complainant failing to appear. Mrs. Herbert Blood, of Bloor Ave., received a cable from her son, Kayâ€" mond, on Monday apprising her of his safe arrival in England witn the latest contingent of Canadian troops. RKaymond, who is a sapper in the Royal Canadian Engineers, celebrated his 20th birthday on the day he landed in Briâ€" Friends of Mrs. Henry Miller are glad to know she is recovering from a sharp attack of illness, and is able to be up again. Donald Frood left last week to spend some time with relatives in Guelph. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrsy. George Storey, of 91Â¥ Moore St., a son, on April 12th, in Porcupine General Hosâ€" All his school friends are pleased to know that Tony Fasan, fourteenâ€"yearâ€" old High School boy, is gradually getâ€" ting better in Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital, after grave illness. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. David Church, of Macdonald Hill, on April 14th, a son, in Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital. Mr. J. Metcalfe, of the Bank of Torâ€" onto staff{, left last week for two weeks‘ holiday in Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. D. Lamb, of Main St., left last week for Sault Ste. Marie, where ne will be in future employed. event falls undsor the heading 0" St. Paul‘s Anglican W.A. activities, and * one of the highlights of the season. ‘This year it will be held at the Dome Guest House instead of at Mrs. W. H. Johns‘ home, as previously announded. All will be cordially welcomed at any time during the afternoon from 2 to 6. Picture made during the 8th Ariny‘s victorious Grive through the Woestâ€" orn Resert shows: A Scottish ocfficer giving a cigarette to a wounde. Itabion cfficer on a strecher. ‘The Highland Division took a large numâ€" ber of HHalian prisoners. ‘day night with a banquet at the Air. ‘Andrews; Mrs. M. Foster, and the gu‘st / port Hotel. * of honour Mrs. Cyri Hale. This proved to be a very happy affair,! Unable *to attend but sending gifts ,twventy-five members and exâ€"members Were Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Clay.! belng present to enjoy the turkey dinâ€" Mrs Stanlake; Mrs. Beard; Mrs. R. nerandgeneralgood time. The toast Mitchell, Mrs. Margaret Thomas and ! to the king opened the proceedings, Mrs. Ruby Sharp. Mrs. G. C. Armitage will be the solâ€" ist. The collection taken at this mretâ€" ing will be donated to the building fund. A spsgcial invitation is extended 'oo all | to attend thesge services:. |McGinn; Mrs. A. McGinn:; Mrs. Dougâ€" South Porcupine, April 2ist. Special las; Mrs. Campagnola; Mrs. McFadden ; to The Advance. \Mrs. Bird; Mrs. H. Hall; Mrs. J. Baxâ€" The Dome Ladies Curling Club wound tr; Mrs. Ed. Uren:; Mrs..J. McDonald; up a most successful season on Tuesâ€" | Mrs. McDonnell; Miss K. Hale, Miss D. day night with a bangue®t at the Air.‘ Andrews; Mrs. M. Foster, and the guest Presentation Made to Mrs. W. Thomas, the Retiring President. Ladies‘ Club at Dome Holds Banquet dred was played and the prize winâ€" ners were:â€" ist, Mrs. T. Johnston ; 2nd, Mrs. J. Matthew; 3rd, Mrs. F. Webbar; door prize, Mrs. Robertson. ‘After the cards a nice social period was enjoyed. S s e c | ~~ The followmg guests att,ended Alice Scullion, Mrs. Brough, Sylvia Brough, Gloria Brough, Mona Elley, Dorothy Elley, Nina Phillips, the guest of honour Faye Cousineau and the hostâ€" ess (Mrs.: Cousineau). Elmer Petroski was unable to attend but sent a gift. The Schumacher "Victory‘" Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Len Thomas, Second Ave. Five hunâ€" The McIntyre Football Club Ladies‘ Auxiliary held their card party Wedâ€" nesday evening in the Workers‘ Coâ€"op Store, corner of Pine and First Ave. Whist was played and the winners of the nice prizes were:â€" lsit, Mrs. James Izatt; 2nd, Mrs. James MacKenzie; sra, Mrs. Southcott; door prize, Mrs. James Stirrat. After the cards a social perâ€" iod was enjoyed. Mrs. George Cousineau, First Ave., entertained Friday, April 16th, a nicely arranged birthday party in Honâ€" or of her little grandâ€"daughter, Faye Cousineau, who was celebrating ther seventh birthday. A nice time was enjoyed with games and singing. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Brough, seryvâ€" ed a dainty lunch and each one had a piece of the lovely birthday cake. Faye was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The Porcupine Skating Club Ice Show was a decided success and was enjoyed by all who attended. Many complimentary comments were made on the progress made by the pupils. A nice gesture, which everyone enjoyed, Special Easter services will be held Sunday, April 25th, in Trinity United TChurch. The Rev. Lors Carlon will give a special Easter message. Easter anthems and hymns will be sung by the choir, with Mr. Ron Jones, of Timmins. as soloist. The evening service will be under the direction of the building fund committee. At this gservice several reels of educational films will be shown. was at the finish of the show when little Kathleen Hill and Arlene Camâ€" eron skated up to their teacher and presianted her with a basket filled with lovely flowers. Miss Austin thanked them for the lovely gift. The war saving stamp competition, sponsored by Mr. Crosby, chairman of the war Savings stamp committee, and the local merchants, who helped to make it so successful by boosting the sale of stamps, was brought to a close last Wednesday evening. The winner of the girls‘ prize was by Kathleen Armitage. The prize, a lovely pair of slippers, was donated by Feldman‘s Store.. The winner of the boys‘ prize was Billy Mirkovitch, who won the baseball glove, donated by the Schuâ€" macher Hardware. Boys and girl, watch for another war savings stamp competition starting as soon as tae Victory Loan campaign is over. Mrs. Craik arrived here last week to visit her son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craik, First Ave. The many friends of Mr. Claude Brownscomb are sorry to hear that hne is in St. Mary‘s hospital, the result of an accident at the McIntyre Mine. All wish him a speedy recovery. Dr. G. C. Armitage, left last Thursâ€" day for Toronto where he will report at Army headquarters. Myrs. Armitage accompanied her husband to Toronto and will spend a few days visiting in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lamb, Fourth Ave., left Friday for Ottawa, where mr. Lamb will report at the RC.A.F. staâ€" tion at Uplands. Donald Taylor, 36 Second Ave., left last week for Toronto where he will report to the Army headquarters. Mrs. Tait; Mrs. Wm. Thomas: Mrs. J. The house was decorated in blue and white for the occasion and the guest of honour was seated directly under a farge decorated paper boat filled with confetti which emptied the contents over the bride as she accepted the lovely wedding gifts (mostly of a perâ€" somal nature) which were brought to her by little Diane Dunne, daughter of the hostess. t The boat was in honour of the brideâ€" groom who is a subâ€"lieutenant in the Royal Canadian Naval Reâ€" serve; and is now serving with his ship. After the gifts had been unwrapped And admired the guests joined in comâ€" munity singing. Miss Hale, of Timâ€" mins, sister of the bridegroom, sang solos as did Mrs. Tait, Mrs. Douglas and small Diane Dunne who sang "Rose O‘ Day". ) At "bingo‘‘ prizewinners were:â€" (1), Mrs. B. Curtis; (2), Mrs. Pirie; and (3) Mrs. Richmond. A very dainty lunch was served later in the evening, the centreâ€"piece being a weddingâ€"cake with motifs of blue and white, and a miniature sailor and kride gracing the *top. Guests present were:â€" Mrs. Frank Blair; Mrs. Wm. Kellow:; Mrs. Galâ€" braith; Mrs. Alan Wyper; Mrs. H. Hill; A surprise party and wedding showâ€" ér was held on Friday last at the home of Mrs. M: Foster, Dome Extension, in hqnor of Mrs: Cyril Hale (Elsa McDonâ€" nell) whose wedding was announced as having taken place in Timmins on Feb. 21st. ‘The two daughters of Mrs. Foster â€" Mrs. K. Dunne and Miss Margaret Foster â€" acted as hostesses, and proâ€" vided a wonderfitl evening for the young bride and the many guests. South Porcupine, April 21st. Special to The Advance. Surprise Party and Wedding Shower at Dome Extension Those present were:â€" Mrs. Wm. Thoâ€" mas, Mrs. Raymer, Mrs. D. Wright, Mrs. Countryman Mrs. J. White, Mrs. A Hogg, Mrs. McGinn, Mrs. N. Woon, Mx. Larry Jones, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. Laura Jonzs, (Preston East Dome), Mrs. Cockerline, Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Péiâ€" kis, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. J. Cooke, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. J. Fell, Mrs. Proulx, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. ‘Buck‘ Thomas, Mrs C. McCaffrey, Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Curtis. Unable to be present were: Mrs. Tomkinson, Mtrs:. Allm Mrs. Davâ€" is, Mrs. Piccin, and Mrs. Mayhew. A very nice gesture at this time was the presentation of an "Aero Pakaâ€" way" travelling case to Mrs. William Thomas, President, from the Club. This was not only a tribute to her work in the interests of curling, but also as a goingâ€"away gift. Mrs. Thomâ€" as and family are leaving the Porcuâ€" pine in June to reside in Embo, near Woodstock, where they will go in for chicken farming. Bridge and community singing roundâ€" ed out the evening, bridge prizes being won by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hogg. "har Cl l e 6 J ~ TCO TVE e t n C Second Prnze went to Mrs. Pelkie with ; Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Tomkinson, and Mrs. : Larry Jones. Prizes Pyrex frying pans | This presentation was madse by Mrs. Jay. " Several contests folowed the prizeâ€" distribution. For Beanâ€"guessing â€" Mrs. L. Jones carried off the honours, and in a nameâ€" drawing contest Mrs. Foll won the prize. The prizec was baskets of Easâ€" ter Mrs. Thomas, who was much affected by the gift, thanked the members for their kind thought. Fourth Schedule â€" The Viceâ€"Skips‘ Competition â€" won by Mirs. Proulx with Mrs. McGinn, Mrs. Fell, Mrs. Cooke. Prizes, pyrex saucepans. line, Mrs. Scott. Prizes (with possesâ€" sion of GCup) Pyrex teapots. Third Schedule â€" the Preston Eas} Dome Cup â€" was won by Mrs. Longâ€" worth, with Mrs. Proulx, Mrs. Cockerâ€" _ Recond prizes in this event were won by Mrs. 0. iCookes‘® team, with Mrs. Mrs. Margare Thomas and Mrs. Tomkinson. â€" Prizes fancy cardâ€" table covers. A Round Robin event was won by the rink of Mrs. Cooke, with Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. McGinn and Mrs. Scott. Prizes won during the season. _ The First Schedule was won by Mrs. Longwor‘h‘s team with Mrs. D. Wright, Mrs. C. McCaffrey and Mrs. Woon. Each was presented with a fitted g Vacating the chair for election of: South Porcupine, Aprii 21st. Special Next Year‘s officers Mrs. Thomas® place to The Advance. was taken by Mrs. R. Raymer who conâ€"| On Thursday evening last, most of ducted the business meeting. the members of the Ladies‘ Bowling The election resulted: in Mrs. Scott League atterded a banqguet held at the being made President: Mrs. G. Countâ€" ‘Airport Hotel. This marked the close ryman, vice-president Mrs. Margaret of the bowling Eight teams Thomas, secretaryâ€"treasuror; and Mrs. mmpetnd and wade up the league this J Cooke as Iee Convenor. "qseason which was acknowledged by all The party then adjourned to the Reâ€" to be a most successful and progressive ception Room for distribution of priz‘s one. the members of the executive for their coâ€"operation and concluded by wishing the Club every success next season. after eating, Mrs. William ulfieflng: i Members present at the banquet were:â€" Misses Pearle Kennedy, Beulah Rayner, Penny Luxton, Lillian Ross, !Mabel Pace, Lucy Oliver, Beatrice M. ’Smlth Lily Brown, Jean Stringer, Valâ€" 'erle Bessette, Annie Kelly Aila Korâ€" honen, Mary Connelly, Gwen Thompâ€" \son, and Mesdames Helen Bawtinheimâ€" er, Verna Rayner, Margaret Deacon, Sally Shepherd, Lena Boyd, Velma Fell, Margaret Thomas, Margaret Scott, Vera Murphy, Dora Pelkie, Martha Wright, Milly Woon, Jean McCaffrey, Evelyn Austdahl, Martha Luxton, Gwen Londry, Margaret Anderson, Irene Clermont, Eve Davis, Beulah Hall, Lily Farren, Kay Dunne, Bernice Cooper, Winnie Williams, Mabel Taylor, Mary Copeland, Rose ‘Scantland and Jane I ‘Blackburn. The annual Easter Exhibition was held Wednesday in Schumacher Public School. The day being fine the atâ€" tendance excgeded all records. It was veryâ€"gratifying to the principal, Mr. P. A. Boyce, and his staff, to see s many parents and friends attend, and the interest they took in the display of the pupils‘ work. Well they could nSt help feeling amazed for the work was really wonderful. In charge of tht wood wark, and novelty booth were Miss Csornett and Mr. MacDonnell assgistec by the pupils The wood work articics were magazine stands, polished wooa benches, barrows, novelty racks, bread boards, bird houses and many other articles. The novelties were pot holdâ€" ers, needlecaseos and many articles made from pieces of old cloth. Very brisk business was done at this booth. At the house plant table there was a large selection of plants to choose from but they were soon sold out. The "white elsphant" table had a good selection of articles for sale. Notable Exhibit by Schumacher Public School Event a Remarkable One in Every Way. Champion team of the season was that of Miss Pearle Kennedy, with Mrs. Wilson Rayner, Miss Beulah Rayner, Mrs. John Bawtinheimer, and Miss Penny Luxton. This team topped the list of points. Sscond honours have yet to be conâ€" tested between Mrs. Mabel Taylor and Mrs. Velma Fell. ‘The officers were selected for the next season at a meeting held immediately after the banquet, and Miss Beulah Rayner was unanimously elected Presâ€" ident: Mrs. R. Scantland, Secretary; Mrs. M. Copeland, treasurer; with Mrs. Wilson Rayner and Mrs. F. E. Cooper on the Social Committee. The retiring president, Mrs. Jane Blackburn addressed the meeting and gave an account of the year‘s activities. Schumacher April 22nd. Special to The Advance. Bowling League Banquet Thursday at South Porcupine The Schumacher Public School Recâ€" 4th Victory Loan Rally ...... PALACE THEATRE Sunday, April 25th â€" COME All Seats Free EARLY Cochrane National War Finance Committee _ COL. R. HAMILTON BLISS, D. S. 0. SGT. C. E. JACKSON, Royal Regiment FULL MILIITARY PARADE AND GUARD OF HONOUR Visiting Military Concert Party R. J, ENNIS, Chairman NW.F.C. Orchestra Soloists Monologist Sketch TIMMINS CJITIZENS BAND Direction Fred Wolno Returned DIEPPE Hero, of Toronto North Bay Nugget:â€" Unless Sweden gets into it, we‘ve given up hope of seeâ€" ing a goodâ€"looking spy in this war. The lovely embroidery work and the knitting done by the pupils deserve speâ€" cial mention. Tickets were sold on varous articles which were drawn for at the close of the exhibition. Mr. E. Courter, 120 PFirst Ave., won the doll and wardrobe. The name of the doll was Elaine. Mrs;. E. Monoghan, 92A Second Ave., won the quilt. At the end of the auditorium a shoe sAine stand was erected and for a yery simall sum you could get a nice polish on your shoes. There was a sale of homebaking. The baks table had a lovely selection of pies, cakes and homeâ€"made bread. Thera was a display of pupils‘ work in each class rocm. The teacher was in attendance and was pleased to mees the parents and friends of the pupiis. Movie pictures were shown at interâ€" vals during the afternoon. Mr. W. K. Wylie, assisted by his pupils were in charge of the programme. One o‘ the most notable booths was the war work booth. Mr. P. A. Boyce, Miss Murphy and Miss Dorothy Armâ€" strong were in charge of this booth. Letters from many former pupils now on sorvice were on display each one appreciating the gifts sent from the echool. One item which desorved credâ€" it was a detailed account of how tne money mad> at the last exhibition was spent. Miss A. E. Murphy and her pupns wers in charge of the tea and home baking table. ipe Book for 1943 was in big demand. The ladies al} anxious for new and wartime recipes were eager to buy this book. The book contained sixteen pagâ€" es of good recipes and was sold at a very low price. Mr. Allan Fish and his pupils were the S ball Club Ladies‘ Auxiliary to help the school in their war work. The laqes realized how hard everyone had worked to make this event a success, In the auditorium upstairs small taâ€" bles were nicely arranged and afterâ€" noon tea was served. Another item on display was a cheque Mr. Boyce received that morning tor twonty doilars from the Mcintyre Footâ€" By Special Arrangement Miss Mary Mesich won the cushion. A NDNDREBQEQEQMEA RV The Council wishes to make sure that there is enough fuel wood on hand for the ratepayers for the winter of 19483â€"4, and are agreeable to conâ€" tracting for from 500 up to 5000 cords of 4 foot jackpine, spruee, birch or mixed wood. , Those wishing to tender on this wood may receive full partlculaxs from Mr. Anderson, Township Enâ€" gineer. Sealed tenders must be in Clerk‘s hands by April 30th. c og All ratepayers interested in purchasing some of this wood are requested to notify the Townâ€" ship Office in South Poreupine or Schumacher as soon as possible. FUEL WOOD TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF TISDALE Little Girl Dies This Morning at South Porcupine Little Carol Eddilne Millar Dies This Morning at Age of Four Years. McTavish. "Quick, everybody run out on the porch with a toothpick." â€" Canâ€" ada Lumberman. Mac, here comest companry for supâ€" per.‘" The little girl had. been ill for the past six months, having undergone an cperation at Toronto General Hospital a few months ago, and raturning some time later for further treatmont. Many friends extend deep sympathy to the parents in the loss of their only beloved child. 1: The body will rest in Hunkin‘s Funâ€" eral Parlour until Saturday, when funâ€" eral services will be conducted at tns South Porcupine United Church at 3 p.m., with Reverend Lors Carison conâ€" ducting the service. Interment will be made at the Tisdale Cemetery. Mrs. McTavish tlooking out of winâ€" dow) : in South Porcupine, hor father once being principal of the Golden City School before enlisting in the R.C.A.F. Her mother is the former Miss Gladys South â€" Porcupine. ‘Bpecial to The Advance. Ugs The child was born oi‘ Jan. 18th, 1933, PREPARED TOQ TAKE OUTâ€"35c P. H. Murphy;!Clerk, TRY OUR DELICIOUS DINNER QVER 1*»*