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The family of the late Mrs. Clarissa Anson <wish to extend to their many friends, . neighbors and . relatives thanks and appreciation for acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and floral tributes, in the recent bereaveâ€" ment in the loss of a dear mother. â€"Mrs. . J.. Campbell, Mrs, R. . Broad, and Mrs. J. Edgerton, Daughters, and Son Arthur, WANTEDâ€"Boarding Homes for Child: ren of School Agoe. Apply to Child ren‘s Aid Society, Room 4, Municipa‘ Building, Timmins. LIMITED DIVIDEND NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an inâ€" terim dividened of Five (5¢c) Cents per share, payable in Canadian Funds, has been declared by the Directors of ANUOR GOLD MINES LIMITED, payâ€" able March 1, 1945, to sharehclders of record at the close of business Februâ€" ary 9, 1945. Toronto, January As Annouunced on the Ocâ€" casion of the 30th Anniâ€" versary of Kiwanis Interâ€" national 0_ Kiwanis Objectives for the Year 1945 In Timmins on Monday there, was observance of the 30th anniversary of the Kiwanis International and the 21st anniversary of the Timmins Kiâ€" wanis. In this connection it may be of interest to note the objectives of Kiâ€" wanis for 1945:â€" THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY i18T, 1940 Io A WORD PER INSERTION ({minimum 25¢) 140 A WORN PER INSERTION IF CHARGED (Minimum 35¢) Allt Classificd Advertising must be paid s before insertion to obtain cash rate. The Advance will not be respon sible for errors occurring in teleâ€" phonea advertisements, or as a re sult of copy not carefully, legibly written. Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adver. viser‘s risk. AUNOR MINES By Order of the Board Hastsn total victory le Dorompins Adodbanee Eastern Poreupine District Branch The Canadian Red Cross Society CLASSIFIED ADS All those who are members of Mine Charity Funds or who were Contributing in any manner to the Eastern Porcupine District Branch of the Red Cross in 1944 ary entitled to Attend. TheFollowing Report on CARD OF THANKS In addition to th« above list Eight Hundred and Fiftyâ€"seven (857) Pairs of Socks and Two(2) Pairs of Gloves were Knitted for the Christâ€" mas Parccls sent to the Men and Women in the Services froem this District, whose names and addresses we were able to procure. A total of Eight Hundred and Seventyâ€"four (874) Parcels were sent altogethe: â€"Seventeen (17) of these to Women. Parcels for the Men contained Christmas Cake and Confectionery, Dental and Shaving articles, and a Knitted article, Two ¢f the Wamen‘s Parcels contained a Knitted article and all had Confectionery, Christmas Cake and Cosmetics. The mauny letters of apprcociation we hbhave reveived indicate the deâ€" sirability of continuing this practice.. The annual meeting of the Eastern Poreupine District Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society will be held in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, South Poreupine, on Wednesday, February 14th, at 8. p.m. Phone 26 Annual Meeting Knitting seamen Army Airforcee Women‘s Auxiliary Civilian Hospit2|l DRESSINGS qQUILTS AND AFGHANS Hospital Civilian Le.uher Jackets J. R. BRADFIELD, Sscretary EASTERNX PORCUPINE DISTRICT BRANCH THMHE CANADIAX RED CROSSs sSoOCIETY Report on the Women‘s War Work ommittee is Submitted: Accelerate | Cooperate in community post wa employment programs. Promote understanding and cooperâ€" tion among social and economic groups as essential to Nationat Unity. human progress Enlist every Kiwanian in a club o community project for services to reâ€" turning veterans. y club war services. Exert our influence to establish and maintain world peace. Mrs. A. Campbell and daughters, of Timmins â€" returned home last wee>< after a visit to Cochrane. Private Lyle King has returned to camp at Nova Scotia, after being hnome to Timmins on leave. Mr. and Mrs. L. Halperin are visitâ€" ing in Toronto. Mrs. B. Scully and children, of Cochrane, returned last week to thei: nome after a few days‘ visit to Timâ€" mins. sergt. Norman Greene, R.C.A.F, stationed at Uplands, near Ottawa. is home â€"to Timmins on a two weelt‘s leave. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. McInnis left. on Wednesday of this week for Oakville, Oont., where they will reside on their fruit farm. Try The Advance Want Advertisements W. H. Wilson, secretary of the Kiâ€" wanis has been laid up this week with a severe attack of flu, but is making good progress to recovery, Her many friends in the town and district will be pleased to know that Mrs. Roberts, wife of ‘Councillor W. Roberts, was able to leave St. Mary‘s nospital this week after an operation. and is making good progress to recovâ€" erv at her home, 56 Cherry Streot, Work to preserve values ds vital Monthly Deposits provide for repayment â€"« lLow Rates _ It death occurs while a Personal Loan is in good standing, Life Insuronce orranged and paid for by the Bank provides for liquidation of the unpaild balance. 9,056 63 14,049 articles 127 218 112 articles articles articles articles articles articles articles articles articles articles articles Good Wark _ Accomplished by the Timmins Red Cross With this in mind, a class in Home Nursing had been organized in the Fall, with a membership of â€" 49. Of these 24 have enrolled in the Emersâ€" ency Reserve. Mrs. Gibson would liks all women who have taken a Home Nursing course during the past ftwo years and if they are interested in the Reserve to get in touch with her as soon as possible. coâ€"operation she had received from the staffs of. The Porcupine Advxvance, the Northern Broadcasting Co., the Timâ€" mins Daily Press and all other firm: who had assisted in bringing the Work or appeals of the Red Cross to ‘the notice of the public. Mrs. W. A. Jones, chairman ¢f| publicity, expressed appreciation . for ; NIISCC"!\COUS Shower in s «s e notice of the public. Welfare Work A report prepared by Miss F. FParr,. read by Mr. Pickering stated that a total of 147 bottles of cod liver oil were distributed, leaving a balance on hand of 47 bottles. Extra Secretarial Work Mr. Pickering asked Mrs. Chaunen to give a resume of work she does in addition to the regular secretarial duties. This includes locating of reâ€" latives in either occupied or recently freed countries, inquiries through National Headquarters for men in the Canadian forces who have not been heard from for sometime, and pzaople in European Countries with whom reâ€" latives here have lost connections. Beâ€" sides this a great deal of data in conâ€" nection with the blood clin‘ic mu*‘t be kept on file. One of the latost pictures of the:late Jack Miner, Canadian Naturalist, taken in his back yard with his pet deer at his famous bird Sanctuary at Kingsâ€" ville, Ontario. During Jack Mineér‘s lifetime he sat on many Game Commissions throughout North America and tried to persuade his home province of Ontario ‘to stop using dogs in hunting deer and only allow bucks to be Ontario is the only place on earth where such practices are allowed. Publicity Jones,. {{1;‘; Hom;ur of Miss Mc. \lendm ULIL‘} i w mm us Following these reports and the election of officers Mr. Pickering asked Mr. Douglas to assume the chair. Mr. Douglas thanked those present for the confidence placed in him and asked ail those who would be assisting him to work even harder in the year 1945 beâ€" cause of the great need. After a short period of discussion the meeting adjourned. Emergeney Call by Red Cross for More Knitted Comforts Chairman of Women‘s W ar Work Says Need is Desâ€" perate Toronto, â€"31, 1945â€"‘"The need for finisned comforts is desperâ€" ate," Mrs. J. C. Fraser chairman. of Women‘s War Work, Ontario Divisâ€" ion of Red Cross stated today ons more appealing to women throughout the province to adopt the 1945 slogan "KNIT AND SHIP." "Emergency reâ€" quisitions from National headquarters for shipments to the seaports have taken our surplus stock." Branches, she pointed out, can help in this emâ€" ergency by immediately replacing that stock, enabling the warehouse in Torâ€" onto to meet the next call. "Knit all the wool you have on hand; ship it to the warehouse as soon os possible.‘ Wool may be Oobtained from any Rec Cross branch or from a Women‘s Inâ€" stitute. Miss Floris McAlendin, Of the Norâ€"| LiCutenants JOS. iisigy, Dei and thern Ontario Power Co., was feted at Ken Smith, of R. C. S. C. C. Tiger a very delightful miscellaneous showâ€", left Timmins last Friday to take a two er at the home of Miss Mary Gigl]on-i week‘s special course on H. M. C. S. ardo, 5 Way Ave., in honour of her| Cornwallis at Halifax. During the forthcoming marriage to Matthew Gib-!course they will have actual sea exâ€" bons, which takes place on Feb. smiperience. and feel that on their reâ€" at the Church of the Nativity. | turnâ€"they will be of even greater serâ€" Present at the shower were: Jean | vice as officers of the local Sea Cadéets, Sweeney, Blanche Morin â€" Margaret| | McDonald, Theresa Killeen, Charlotts CARRYING IT STILL FURTHER Richards, â€" Anita Lavacque, Eualie, * Morris, Betty O‘Neil, "Bernie" Mc-} "The postâ€"war cra is coming," shoutâ€" Phail, Lois McAlendin, Audrey McAlâ€" _ ed the soap box orator, "when all of endin, Gloria McAlendin, Mrs. Alvin‘us will have large homes with seryâ€" McAlendin, YÂ¥vonne BazinetMary Mcâ€" ants and big autcmobiles with chauf â€" Lean, â€"Gladys Carr, Marie McCann, feurs." - the guest of honour Floris McAlendin Whereupon a skeptical individual and the hostess Mary Giallonardc. in the audience asked: And will the Unable to attend but sending gifts servants have servants? And â€"the were Mary Kelly and Theresa Laâ€" chauffeurs have chauffeurs?"â€" Exâ€" londe.. l change,. The evening was spent playing games and piano music added to the general jolly atmosphere. The hostess later served a delicious lunch. He used to say, "If you want your sheep to inâ€" crease you don‘t kill the mother sheep." He conâ€" demned the use of dogs because he said it was very unsportsmanlike to allow dogs to run deéer into the water to shoot their brains out and at that season of the year the mother deer shouldn‘t becrun by dogs ‘if you want the deer population Death of J. E. Legris Populal RQSldPnt ’ Here for 25 Years There is very wide regret here gt the death on Monday morning of Mr. James Edward Legris who passed aâ€" way at St. Mary‘s hospital after an illâ€" ness of some three months. The lats Mr. Legris had been a resident of Timmins for twentyâ€"five years, being a popular employee of the Ho!liuger during that time. Previous to c~.aing here he was in Cobalt Camp, thus beâ€" ing one of the pioneers of the North. The late J. E. Legrisâ€" was born in Calabogie, Renfrew County sixtyâ€" nine years ago. He spent a geat part of his life in the North where he had wide circles of friends. He is survived by his widow and two daughters, Loretta and Patricia, and to these the deep sympathy of all goes out in their loss. Three sisters, Mrs. E. Proulx, Timmins (Angelina), â€" Mrs. Clarence Woodward, Kirkland Lake (Minnie) .and Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Fort William (Josie), also survive. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Nativity on Wednesday morning and were largely attended. Interment was made in Timmins cemâ€" etery. Sea Cadet Officers Now Taking Special Course at Halifax Commanding Officer Chip Ball and. Lieutenants Jos. Disley, Del Poff and Ken fSmith, of K. Tiger left Timmins last Friday to take a two week‘s special course on H. M. C. S.! Cornwallis at Halifax. During the§ in the audience asked: And will the servants have servants? And the chauffeurs have chauffeurs?"‘â€" Exâ€" change,. North Bay Nugget:â€"A pal tells of the remarkable girl who learned to ski after only 15 sittings, asses Afte Months want your shseep to inâ€" ‘ mother sheep." He conâ€" s because he said it was will have actual sea exâ€" I feel that on their reâ€" 1 be of even greater serâ€" s of the local Sea Cadéts., Illness of Three # %. [ Qouoouooouooof oflo ?{ucofloouoo??o“’o“‘"‘"oonzuco“’“z“o zuoo"ooooouoooooooo"oouoo"oouco":“zuofoiofitx‘?no’o‘"o - Â¥ steatactantastacte obe ihs ihe atnat ns : io abe abe ohe ie s din sc We have examined the above statement of assets and liabilities of The Canadian Red Cross Society Eastern Porcupinc District Branch as at 31st December 1944 and the related statement of receipts and disbursements for the year ended that date and have received all the information and explanations we.have required. In connection thereâ€" with we examined or tested accounting records of the Society but we did "not make a detailed audit of the transactions. Note: InventOories of materials ana supplies not valued We report that in our opinion the above statement of assets and liabilities and the statement of receipts and disburséments show propâ€" erly the state of the Society‘s affairs as at 31st December 1944 and the results of its operations for the year. Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for the Year Ended 31st December 1944 Accounts payable EXCESS OF NET ASSETS OVER LIABILITIE\ (Signed) CLARKSON, GORDON, DILWORTH NASH Toronto, Canada. 23rd January 1945. Chartered Accountants, Less monies reéceived from workers for smocks, etc DISBURSEMENTS : Ontario Divisicn fzcr: War Work We have examined the above statement of assets and liabilities of the Eastern Porcupine District Armed Forces Parcel Fund as at 31st December 1944 and the related statement of receipts and disbursements for the period ended on that date and have received all the infOormation and explanations we have required. In connection therewith we exâ€" amined or tested accounting records of the fund but we did not make a detailed audit,0f the tranactions. We report that in our opinion the above statement of assets and liabilities and statement of receipts and disbursements show properly the state ct the fund‘s affairs as at 3l1st December 1944 and the result of its operations to that date. Balance cash on deposit 1st January, 1944 Less unexpended designated funds U % s Receipts (all cash donations and subscriptions deposited in the Bank of Toronto, South Porâ€" Cupine sBHARGDN) is hi e t ril Unexpended designated mnds contributed in 1943 for parcels for armed forces, transferred to general funds Balance of cash on deposit 31lst December 1944 War activities: Ontario Division for merchandise and supplies Accounts payable Excess of assets over liabilities Other disbursements: Gzsneral administrative expense Administrative salaries and remuneration AsSSETS : Cash on deposit in bank Inventory of wool on hand as certifxed by the executive officers and valued at cost i The folowing is a subsidiary organization of the above Branch of the Red Cross Society. DISBURSEMENT S (Signed) CLARKSON, GORDON, DILWORTH NASH Toronto, Canada, 23rd January, 1945. Chartered Accountants RECEIPTS: (All cash donations deposited in the Bank of Toronto South Pcorcupine Branch) ... ..).5. q M# 5) BALANCE OF CASH on deposit 31st December 1944 Workrcom equipment at cost 19839 1940 1941 1942 Statement of Receipts and Disbursements from Inception, 11th Sept. 1944 to 31st Dec. 1944 Cash on deposit in bank Deposits with Northern Ontario Pov.ex Company Limitedâ€"re light meter account Less reserve for depreciation at 1 p~r annum including cost of workers‘ smocks, etc. ....$3,143.52 Local purchase of wo>l and other materials 536.10 Workrozm rent and expenses 795.57 Candy and life savers Cellophane bags Christmas cake Gum Ladies‘® Loi et articles Men‘s socks Miscellaneous Overseas boxes Postage on parcels Razor blades Shaving sticks Tooth brushes Tceoth powder Wool _ ue Wrapping ~supplies ALLMIOS SsON) UQMYM NYIUGYVNY ) MHL Eastern Porcupine District Armed Forces EASTERN PORCUPINE DISTRICT BRANCH astern Poreupine District Armed Forces Parcel Fund Statement as at Statement as at sOUTH PORCUPINE, ONTARIO. (Registered under the War Charities Act, 1939) South Poreupine, Ontario Parcel Fund sOTTH PORCUPINE, ONTARIO AUDITORS®‘ REPORT of Assets and Liabilities 31st December 1944 of Assets and Liabilities 31st December 1944 $477.32 678.19 282.19 318.24 â€" $1,756.54 1095.57 4.475.19 NIL _ 122.60 $14,500.00 14.85 48 .60 208,00 154.26 160855 120 48 181.87 851 22+ 1460 _ 2,2086,.0% $19,097.79 19.49 19,078.30 10.00 $19,874.62 $1.301,.65 Nil $1.301.065 19,578 .24 20 OC $211.07 $688.0 Lo Nil 688 .07 Al} 07