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; o ¢ o 1 + $\ m < Riverside Pavilion §« 5b 858 5* 85 45 4 5 55 45 455448 45 4 4 4 4 . 4 4444 * 4 t The Lions‘ ironclad defenss held back the Canadians in the opening game of the Juvenile league on Friâ€" day night. Small and Montigny seemâ€" ed the best defencemen the Lions had. In the third period the Canadians deâ€" fense broke down under ceaseless atâ€" tack. Two More Games in the Juvenile Hockey Series Lions Win from Canadians, Sea Cadets Beat Falls Under the strain of Christmas shopping you‘re easily liable to forget meals or just skip one in the rush. That‘s why it‘s important that you drink more milk First Period 1, Lionsâ€"R. McDBonald. (1:25) it every meal and get that extra energy milk can Yive you. Mcintyre Gym New Year‘s Eve Party will be held in the Timmins Dairy Thanking the Electors of the Town of Timmins [ thank the electors for the confidence shown in me by reâ€"electing me as Councillor for 1945 and will do my best to deserve this confidence. M :; A#. AX. Telephone 935 Councillorâ€"Elect for 1945 You need your Daily Quota of Milk More Than Ever Now! ‘S, Porter, the Falls net minder, kept all scoring back in the first periol with several marvellous saves. The Cadets took first blood when Gustafâ€" son flipped the puck in the net during a wild scramble at the Falls‘ end. Most of the second period‘s action Canadians: goal, Romaine; defense, Krik, Barilko; centre, Aiken; wings, Lucciantonio, Curik; alternates, Laâ€" marche, Webber, Dion, L. Donovan, R. Donovan, Keefe, Treiff, Carboneau. Sea Cadets Defeat Falls The Timmins Sea Cadets battled their way to a 3 to 2 win over the Iroâ€" quois Falls team Priday night at the McIntyre Arena. Lions: goal, Mangotich; defense,, Brklacick Small; centre, R. McDonâ€" ald; wings, Kovich, Battachio;: alternâ€" ates, Braganola, Mesich Hannigan, Montigny, D. McDonald, Marchori, Byvers. (17:40) . 11. Lionsâ€"Mesich. (18:51). Penalties: Battachio (2), Cote, Barâ€" llko (major), Lamarche. Third Period 6. Lionsâ€"R. McDonald (Montigny). (B:25) . 7. Lionsâ€"Kovich (R. McDonald). (8:32) . 8. Lionsâ€"Hannigan. (10:20). 9. Lionsâ€"Mesich (Braganola), (12:02 10 Lionsâ€"R. McDonald (Kovich. 20), Penalties: none 2. Lionsâ€"Braganola (Mesich). (15 30) . 3. Lionsâ€"Kovich. (19:35). Penalties: none. Second Period 4. Lionsâ€"Kovich (R. McDonald) (B :40) . 5. Canadiansâ€"Aiken (Curik). (19:â€" Santa Says ing on table Mrs. A. Kuivinen, Mrs.A. Kuivinen, Mrs. A. Rantala. Working in the kitchen:â€"Miss Lisi Kuivinen . and Mrs. J. Heikuis. South Porcupine, Dec. 20th. Special | to The Advance. H The bazaar held by the Finnish [ Lutheran ladies at their Church on , | William Ave, last Wednesday afternoon | was one of the most successful that ,'these hardâ€"working ladies have yet "put on. VCÂ¥ 4 Although the bazaar was scheduled to open at 2 p.m. a host of buyers had cleared the tables of the lovely fancy work and useful articles both knitted and sewn, before 3 o‘clock. Their | delicious baking, coffeeâ€"bread and other good things found a ready sale, and the results have delighbted all. A lot of credit (so the ladies tell us) |goes to Mrs. assisted by [ Mrs. Haapala and Mrs. Rintanen who |distributed work to be sewn, and materials that were purchased. The large crowd was responsible for the great success and the ladies thank everycne who attended. In charge of needlework at the Bazaar were Mrs. H. Haapala, Mrs. K. Luoma, Mrs. A. Kivipelto. At the bake [ table was Mrs. H. Mannila and wait-‘ mm "Yes .my fiance takes me to the museum every Saturday." "Really! What is he studying?" "Economy." â€"(Globe and Mail. Bazaar by 8. Porcupine Finnish Lutheran Ladies During the play the Christmas carols were sung by the school choir. At the conclusion of the operetta, Peggy Ray on behalf of the teachers and pupils, thanked the parents and friends for their attendance at the perâ€" formance. As this entertainment was part of the School‘s War Effort, the expressed the appreciation of all for the splendid coâ€"operation of the parents and friends in making the concert a success. The scenery for the operetta was painted by three Grade 8 pupils:â€" Jeanette Kellow, Ledia Zardo, and Ssabina Gatto. The second part of the programmé was The Nativity story presented by the pupils of Grades 5, 6, 7, and 8. | __The costumes of the village children were very colorful and pretty.. The kindergarten pupils dressed as gray, brown, cream, orange and yellow kittens received much applause. The Princess chose a white ‘kittenâ€" Marlene Allen. The Royal orchestraâ€" the rhythm band gaily arrayed in blue and gold uniforms â€" supplied the music for the dances of the village children and candy sticks (16 children dressed as red, green, pink and yellow christmas candies. The singing was very sweet, the costumes colorful and the children thoroughly enjoyed themselves all through the play. The pupils of the Dome School had a very busy and happy day on Tuesday when they entertained both afternoon and evening with a unison-operetta. ‘"The Princess Chooses a° Kitty," and a nativity play. Miss Lynch and her staff of teachers are very pleased the results and the parents and friends who crowded the school at both performances are delighted with their children, the soperetta. the whole performance and the teaching staff. There has always been great friendliness between staff and parents at this small school by the wonderful personality of the principal Miss Marcella Lynch. The pupils of the kindergarten _ ine pupilis of the kindergarten Grades 1, 2, and 3 presentetl the operetta, a little fairy story written around a remarkable family of kittens The Princess runs away from the palace, rushes among the village childâ€" ren to get a kitten for her own. She has never seen a baby kitty and is perâ€" plexed when the children tell her they cannot see or stand. The Town Crier promises to slip a kitty through the Palace gates for her soon. ‘The children eager to gratify the Princess‘ desires each offer their own kitty and bring them in revue before her. She invites them all to a party in honor of the kitten and they all dance, sing and make merry on a day while the King and Queen are far away. Little Kythia Davis as Princess acted her part particularly well, sang sweetâ€" ly and danced daintily. Closing Concert of the Dome School South Porcupine, Dec. 20th. Special to The Advance. Iroquois Falls: goal, S. Porter; deâ€" fence, L. Porter, Nozof; centre, Kenâ€" ney: wings, Leavoy, Bain; alternates, McDonough, Benton, W. Turner, Volaâ€" taire, Flagelle, Lachance, Turner. took place in the Falls‘ end of the ice During the third period Martin was hurt and was forced to leave the game when Kenney boarded him heavily, First Period Penaities: Gariepy, Casanato. Third Period 2. Fallsâ€"â€"Kenney (Bain). (3:31). 3. Cadetsâ€"Gustafson (MacNamara) No scoring. Penalties: Gariepy, Nosof. Second Period 1. Cadetsâ€"Gustafson (MacNamara) THE PORCUPINE ADVANCT, TIMMINS, ONTARITO Clerkâ€"I didn‘t? You should have seen me after the fourth race,. â€"Exâ€" change. Employer (to clerk)â€"I thought yc were sick yesturday? Clerkâ€"Yes, sir, I was. Employerâ€"Well, you certainly didn look very sick when I saw you at th races yesturday afternoon. One of England‘s gay Christmas traditions centers around its delecâ€" table mince pies, It seems that each mince pie eaten between Christmas Eve and ‘Twelfth Night will ensure a whole month of good luck in the coming year. That works out to just about a pie a day for 12 ‘days, to cover the calâ€"| endar yearâ€"a stunt that would seem: more likely to cause chronic dyspepsia | than good fortune. But these aren‘t the ‘ pies we Americans are accustomed to â€"the English mince pie is about the size of a doughnut. To eat a dozen in as many days is no trick at all, when two or three of them can be gobbled with a cup of tea. l SATURDAYâ€"Public Skating 8.30 p.m. MONDAYâ€"Senior Hockey 2.30 p.m. Schumacher vs. Timmins Public Skating 8.30 p m. Tuesday â€" Skating Club all day WEDNESDAYâ€"Public Skating 9.30 a.m. High hcol 10.39 a m. Public ESkating 2.00 p m. Juvenile Hockey 7.30 p.m. Lions vs. Canadians 9.00 p.m. Porcupine vs. Sea Cadets Thursday â€" Public Skating 8.30 p.m. FRIDAYâ€"Puglic Skating 2 p.m. Juvenile Hockey 7.30 p.m, Sea Cadets vs. United Movers 9 p.m. So. Porcupine vs. Lions Mince Pies for Good Luck That‘s British Tradition Boxing Day was declared a tocwnship holiday. ! _ The Kiwanis Club held a wonderful party for children of the members at . the Airport Hotel on Monday night. ~They were entertained to a chicken dinner, followed by a singsong, motion pictures, a Christmas tree and a visit from Eanta Claus who gave each child present a gift. The group hospital plan was favourâ€" ably considered and will be taken up again by council in the new year. The Barber Shop Byâ€"law (copy in this issue) was passed, Cards were received from many serâ€" vice men acknowledging the Christmas parcels recently sent from the township (some water damaged parcels were reâ€" turned that had been in the mail fire.) south Porcupine, Dec. 20th,. Special to The Advance. At a council meeting held on Monday a petition was received from people living at the Coniaurum to have lights placed on the south side of the highâ€" way leading to the property. Early Closing of Barber Shops in Tisdale Township Other Matters at Council Meeting Plans are being made for a proâ€" gramme on Dec. 27thâ€"Ladies‘ Night. The motion pictures were of the comedy variety which the young guests enjeyed and were given through the courtesy of Mr. J. P. Teeple, of Timâ€" mins, who was the guest of the club. The rooms were decorated in trus Christmas fashion. Colored lights and streamers and artificial snow added to the festivity of the occasion. South Porcupine, Dec. 20th. Special to The Advance. The club sent cigarettes to the former McIntyre Footballers who are serving overseas:â€" Spr. James Izatt and his son, Sgt. John Izatt; Pte Hugh Bannerman; Lâ€"Cpl Sandy Bannerman; Spr. Tomâ€" my Searle; CS.M. Jack Morrison: Sgt. Jimmy Lone:; Spr. Jimmy Benâ€" nett; Spr. Hendry Lone; Pte. Gordon Boyd; Pte. Charlie Dawson; Lâ€"Cpl. Cyril Davis; LA.C. Tommy Morrison, Kiwanis Entertain Children at Party at South Porcupine After the cards a social period wa: enjoyed. This was the last meeting #] the club till after the holiday season The MciIntyre Football Club Ladies Auxiliary held their weekly card party Wednesday evening in the Gold Range dining room. Whist was plaved and the prize winners were:â€" ist, Mrs. James Scullion; 2nd, Mrs. James MacKenzie; 3rd, Mrs. Victor ; Door prize, Miss Kay Curry. M.F.C. Ladies‘ Auxiliary Send Cigarettes Overseas Schumacher, Dec. 20th. Special to The Advance. WHEN HE LOST Township Christmas its delecâ€" that each Christmas the AaS (Army), Kosti Lu Sheppard _ (Army (Army), Charlie F Wright (Airfore Toronto Telegram:â€"If money grew cn trees there would probably be more grafters. In the Christmas edition of "Tisdale Talent," the Public School paper issued entirely by the pupils, we were touched to see a whole page drawn by Eva Roksa, "In Remembrance". The roll contains the names of former pupils of ‘the school who have paid the supreme sacrifice. On the roll stand:â€" Andrew Bedford (Navy), Walter Mcâ€" Dougall (Army), Harry. Robinson (Army), Kosti Luhta (Army , Manley a spirit of better understanding and coâ€"operation. Analyzing the bank‘s financial statement, Mr. Robert Rae, general manager, noted profits of $925,000, up $11,000 from last year and balance at ‘credit and loss increased by $106,000 to a total of $1,071,000, after dividends of â€" $560,000, Dominion Government taxes of $834,508.29, and other exâ€" penses Deposits totalled $247,839,000, ‘an increase of $50,121,000 those not bearing interest being up $18,671,000 | those bearing interest up $34,835,000. Cash assets of $48,290,000 were 19.01 per cent of public liabilities, quick asâ€" sets of $196,754,000 were 7746 per cent Investments totaled $143,636,000, an increase of $38,869,000; call and short loans in Canada $1,325,000 and elseâ€" where â€" $3,402,000; commercial loans $£65,759,000, up $5,520,000. The bank had 566 men and 38 women of its | Tisdale Talent Gives Page to "Remembrance" south Porcupine, Dec. 19th. Special to The Advance. staff in the services; 20 men had reâ€" ceived discharge and returned to the bank; 52 had made the supreme sacriâ€" fice, six were reported missing, eight prisoners of war. Army) The rights; and responsibilities of each province in Canada are set forth in the British North American Act, said Mr. Carlisle, and assumption of any greater right by the province leads to discord and disunity. Results similar to the civil war caused by seâ€" cession of the southern States, or to the collapse of France through strife of s2lfish parties and groups, could happen in Canada unless we cease our nagging criticism and replaced it with a spirit of better understanding and "Socialism," he declared, "progresses to its final stage in regimentation and dictatorship. Socialistic Germany raâ€" pidly reached dictatorship under Hitâ€" ler. A similar process in Italy culminâ€" ated in the dictatorship of Mussolini We are fighting in foreign countries a costly war to prevent such regimentaâ€" tion involving our country. At the same time we must be on guard not to permit the creation within our own state of an equal socialization â€" with equal results." He deplored the Socialistic and Communistic propaganda now â€" rife throughout Canada, advocating betâ€" terment through policies that have not at any time in history proven sucâ€" cessiful, beneficial or permanent. "The maxim of goodwill, of efficiâ€"‘ ency, of public coâ€"operation can only be gained when industrial organizaâ€"| tions, labor and labor unions will plan | unselfishly together, Wwhereby . the greatest economy, the highest efficiâ€" / ency and the maximum production may be achieved, and out of these achievements a fair and equitable disâ€" tribution may be had of earnings, in dividends or wages," said Mr. Carlisle. The sereen‘s newest, most amazing Inner Sanctum Mystery, 2ND FEATURE HIT "She‘s A Sweetheart" Some of these conditions Mr. Carlâ€" isle defined as follows: No undue addition to our present debt; free and competitive industry; freedom to choose our way of life, and opportunâ€" ity for each to share proportionateiy in the results of production; preservaâ€" tion of individual responsibility, so as not to destroy individual effort; laws enacted for the people as a whole, equitable enforced; compulsory inâ€" corporation of all organized groups, with equal responsibilities under the law; ending of misleading propaganda and unrealizable promises by politiciâ€" ans; «implification of our tax system to eliminate duplication and the resâ€" triction of personal and corporate acâ€" tivity. Canada can and will solve her postâ€" war problems, if her people and inâ€" dustries are free from restrictive and class legislation and maintain a unitâ€" ed effort, said Mr. C. H. Carlisle, preâ€" sident of The Dominion Bank, in his address to shareholders at the anntial meeting in Toronto on December 13th. The management and staff of this theatre extend to all our patrons a Very Merry Christmas. Conditions of Postâ€"war Proâ€"| gress Outlined by C. H. Carlisle. mpx ie 0‘0 ':: 3. ‘0 Problems Demand _ Common Effort Says Dominion Bank Head "DEAD MAN‘S EYES" Starring Jane Darewell â€" Jane Frazee $450.00 offer l1 (Army), Olavi Nenonen Charlie Brown (Army , Owen (Airforce), Lorne McCaw TOâ€"NIGHT IS Gloria Je â€"Goldfields â€" S. Donaldson, Cpl. V. W. Thompson, L.â€"~Cpl. J. G. Vachon, Pte. L. Cormier, Pte. J. Stingle, Gnr. D. G. Elliott, Pte. B. T. Homuth, Cpl. N. M. Roy, Sgt. F. Saunders, Spr. R. K. Cannell, Pte. E. G. McGlashan, L.â€"Cpl. J. H. Cannell, Lieut. T. W. Thomas, L.â€"Cpl. H. R. stoneman, Pte. J. Ferniec, Gdsm. H. Geddes, Pte. L. E. Trafford, Lieut., E. L. Hill, Tpr. F. Shannon, L.â€"Cpl. W. L. EKennard, Wâ€"O. J. O. Fink,: Spr:‘ E. MARIA MONTEL â€" JON HALL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Pte. H. Bannerman, Pte. E. H. Whitâ€" worth, Spr. G. R. Cudmore, Cpl. â€"H. Baldwin, Pte. F. L. Anderchek, Cpl, W. J. Venning, Pte. F. J. Dubroy, Cpl. %. Bastien, Sgt., E. E. Gignac, Sgmn. ,0: Matson, Tpr. A. J. N. Caron, Pte. W. Korpan, Sgt. A. B. MacCallum, Pte. L. Keeney, Pte. J. O.â€" Auger, CPO.: W Hitch, Spr. J. Todhunter, F.â€"Sgt. G. Kennard, L.â€"Cpl. W. O. Rintala, Gnr. J. J. Carriere, Lieut. J. G. Sparrow, Cpl. F. R. Turgeon , Sgm. I. Meaney, L.~Cpl. T. E. Leck, Pte. C. Landers, Tpr. R. A. Pelissar, Sgt. J. H. Walton, Sgt. W. G. Walters, Pte. A. V. Battigelli, Pte. C. E. MacDonald, Sgt. H. A. Giallonardo, L.â€"Cpl. W. Hampton, Spr. T. Barnes, Spr. Ken Jones, L.â€"Cpl. C. Milton} : Pte:: G.: J.; Doolan, Pte. C. B. Caldwell, Cpl. E. N. Savage, Spr. A. Narduzzi, Spr. C. $. Kellow, Spr. M. J. Malloy, Sgmn. R. DeLuca, Tpr. W. L. Boyd, Pte. ‘C. Belanger, Gnr. M. Deâ€" Marco, Lieut. F. R. Cauley, Spr. E. Leâ€" Brun, A.â€"B. J. F. Shaheen, Spr. J. A. Brazeau, LAC. J. E. Sears, Pte. H. A. Collishaw, Pte. P. M. Slattery, Spr. J. The Timmins Legion Community Fag Pund has received cardsy; and letters acknowledging receipt of cigarettes by the following men on service overseas: Another List of Acknowlâ€" edgements Received by Fag Fund. Thanks From Men on Service For Cigarettes Sent 4 % ## + # ## # L #* *4 ®,..® a*" * #* # *s # # *4 + # ## 0“0 *#* ## *4 # # ## * #® *4 # *# w# #4 + # Ctnd 4 #* # *# * *# *4 + 4# ## * La #** # * ## *# # ##* #* #* #* *# La #4* ## + * #. * .“.0 ## *4 *# .0 *#..*® .00.0 *2,.*® .. .. #* + *# * .00.00. ## ® # #4 * # .0 #4* # # * Showing FRI. and SAT THE BATMAN®" No. 11 ## #©_ * #° ~® ## 4 t t "*CAVALCADE OF AVIATION" (Short Subject) CANADIAN FOX NEWS Today Only ‘BRIDE BY MISTAKE‘ ‘FACES IN THE FOG "BLOCK BUSTERS" 65(; \'I)S‘r' “'IIJD(,‘/A\ rrn Rod Cameron Jim Bannon "RECKLESS AGE" "riday and Saturday "BOSS OrFr 2 BOOM TOWN" t 4 F Fuzzy Knight Tom Tyler 11n ADDED ATTRACTIONS THE MISSING JUROR" The East Side Kids Harry Langdon AM FEATURE HITsS in Technicolor! My Thanks to Supporters and Friends for the recent generous vote given me in the Municipal Election. I will continue to do my best for the general interests of the people of the town, and wish all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. and HMenry Stephenson ... vates w# * # #* ## *# # # # ## *# # ## + *# ® 1 PLUS 1T n Janis Carter . P. McDermott Councillor for 1945 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE Due to Christmas Eve Midnight Masses, No Midnight show Sunday Carmen Miranda Broadway Conkinuous shows on. Christmas Day. Midnite Christmas Night. THe new enterprise, at present on trial, is aimed at bridging the gap beâ€" tween the personal service of the Britâ€" ish Red Cross (overseas) and that started by the C.R.C.C. at Halifax. Members of the Canadian Red Cross Corps also act as conducting officers on the wives and dependâ€" ents trains from port to destination in Canada. Halifax detachment conducts the mothers and children to Montreal where Toronto detachment takes over. From Toronto, they are then conductâ€" ed further to the end of their journey Toronto, December 20, 1944â€"One of the group of women from the Canaâ€" dian Red Cross Corps to escort British wives and dependents from port to port on the trip to Canada, Mrs. Marâ€" garet Harvey, Commandant of the Nursing Auxiliary Section, Hamilton detachment, has arrived home after completing the initial trip in this new service of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Mrs. Harvey went to Britain with a small group of Canadian girls, and spent a month in London, where she came in contact with the British brides when they came with their Canadian husbands to make applicaâ€" tion for the trip to Canada. "The girls, as well as their husbands, were relieved when they learned that they were to have Canadian women as esâ€" corts," reported Mrs. Harvey. Xmas Day Attraction KPECLAL! SPECIAL! Looking After British Brides on Way to Canada Massicote. L.â€"Cpl. E. O. Thorpe, Sgt. ?. MacPhail, ‘Spr. H. GaAwW, LAC. W. Sargalis, Pte. A. Martin, Spr. Alex. Mcâ€" Whinnie, Pte. H. Bombardier, Aâ€"B. J, Ladds, Capt. R. G. Saville, Pte. L. L. Bissonette, Pte. F. Chevrefils, Pte. H. J. Caldwell, Sgt. T. Keefe, Cpl. H. Koen, A~B. R. Dumoulin, Gnr. I. C. Maher, Pte. R. A. Shearer, C.QM.S. J. Constantineau, Pte. G. S. Wallingford, Cpl. J. A. Kalliokoski, Sgt. R. W. Cook, Tpr. L. R. Giroux, Cpl. R, Aikens, Pte. V, P. Disley, Cpl. R. Quigg, Gnr. W. B. J. Davies. THURSEDAY, DECEMBENR 2M6T,. 1944 Due to Christmas Masses No Midnite Show "S~OMETHING FOR THE BOYS" "THIN MAN GOES HOME" William POWELL WAYNE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS (In Glorious Technicolor) John Continuous Xmas Day Midnite Xmas Nite! Tall in the Saddle Now Playing Michael O‘Shea COLORED CARTOON LATEST NEWS in Vivian Blane Ella RATINES A Myrna