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"'h" s E[3 on ie P VCE CE T . P i â€" i4 s F TT First Aid Classes To Be Conducted Other Items of Interest from â€" South Porcupine .and the ‘â€" ; : Bouth Porcupine, March 21st, Special to The Advance. A new First Aid class sponsored by the Bt. ‘John‘s Ambulance is expected to start the first Tuesday after Easter. Meetings will be held from 7 to.9 p.m. in the High School. Mr. P. H. Murâ€" phy is course supervisor for . Soxrth Porcupine. Bornâ€"On March 14th, a son, to Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Perla, of Porcupine, in the Porcupine General Hospital. At South Porcupine ening were Mrs. J. J. Beard. Mrs. A. Stanlake, Mrs.â€"C. H. Libby and Mrs. B. Webb. ‘Whist and bingo formed the entertainment of the guests, â€" prize winners at whist being Mrs. M. Keast, Mrs. H. Barnes and Mrs. S. Jay: Winâ€" ers at Bingo were Mrs, Ken Thomas, Miss ‘Jean Williams<and Miss: Lynne Beard Miss Collins was presented with some beautiful personal gifts as well as a purse of money.. Guests inâ€" cludedâ€"Mrs. Malcolm Watson, Mrs, R. Curboy, ‘ Mrs. Tomâ€" Webb, Mrs. Ken ‘Thomas, Mrs. T. Thomas, Mrs. W. H. Butler, Mrs. W. J. Butler, Mrs, George Masdonald, â€"Mrs. Cyril Hale, Mrs.:~ T. Farrell Mrs: Bert Stringer, Mrs. B. Curtis, Mrs. Stan Millions, Mrs. Stan. Jay, Miss Evelyn. Jay, Mrs. . George Mitchell, «Marion and Joan Mitchell, Mts. W. Alien, Mrs. R. 8. McWilliams, Jr.,. Miss Lynne â€"~Beard, Miss Irene Libby, Miss Jean Williams, Miss: Thora Webb, Mrs. Ed Chevrier, Mrs. M. Keast, Mrs. H. Barnes, Mrs. W. B. Kellow, Mrs. F. Foster, Miss: Margaret FPoster, Mrs. S. H., Phillips, Mrs. J. H. Stovel, Mrs. Gladys Mitchell, Mrs. W. H. Hocâ€" king, Uren, Mrs. Ven Rowe, Mrs. W. S. Moyle, Mrs, W. Hill, Mrs. J. ®harpe, Mrs. R. C. Mitchell, Miss Luâ€" cille Mitchell, the guest of honour and the hostesses. Thxs list includes the names of those who not able to be present contnbuted to the gifts‘ Miss Gwen Faulconer, of the staff of the Porcupine General Hospital, left on the Northland Monday. evening for Moncton, New Brunswick, A lovely shower in honour of Miss Ester Collins was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bently Webb, at the Dome Extension. Miss Collins left Friday for the sanitartum at Gravenhurst. Hostesses for the evâ€" Misss Morgan returned Friday from vacation spent in New York ‘City. ~Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Tony Parcey of â€" Hoyle. in the Porcupine General Hospital, a son, on March 19th. P.O. Eddy Nikkanen, R. C. A. F., is on leave at his home on Bruce Ave., P.O. Nikkanen recently graduated as fliight engineer at Hagersville.~ Pte Kenneth McCaw is visiting his father on Bruce Avenue. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Robâ€" inson, of 126 Colden Avenue, in the Porcupine General Hospital, on March 19thâ€"a son. C Mrs. Stan J'ay‘ is in Porcupine Genâ€" eral Hospital where she will undergo i slight operation. Mr. Bill Smith, Reeve Vic Evans, Mr. Fat Murphy,. Mr. Clarence Anderson and Dr. Harper are all in Toronto this week to attend a waterworks convenâ€" tion. % W.O. J. Cobain,â€"R. C. A.~FP., andâ€"Mrs. Cobain (Dorothy ~Couch) and : their sdaughter, Patricia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ;W. S. Macdonald <at the Bank Toronto: W. O. Cobain . leaves Supplies more calories than any other common . excepting butter. Approximately 2C ‘; fat 40¢ protein. Either green or diy, is ricker in food vzgw than , beans or Limas. Free of aarch. Rich in calcium, iron, phosphorus, Vitaâ€" mins A, B and G. 3’03 lvgri.ll be astong:hed at the many appetizing and delicious ways of preparing this ‘wonderful vegetable. The extensive uses are described fully in our recipe folder sent free with your 6. (Pkt 10¢) (Va Ib 18¢) (Ib postpaid. (lLar quantities by‘xpnfi, ‘t‘nl%id. at hg(nm; FREE â€"OUR BIG 1945 SEED AND . NURSERY BOOK â€"Leads Again e3 Support the Cobain and Patricia will be staying in town. indefinitely. ‘ _ _At the whist drive in the Legion hall Monday night the prize winners were:â€"Mrs. Steeves, , Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. B. Laffin. The weekly whist Auxilary to the Canadian Legion. There will be a bingo leld this Fri. evenmg in the Legion hall by the members of the Canadian Legion. Harper at the Dome Mines, Saturday, March 31. There will be a sale of home baking and a novelty table. Please keep this date in mind. At the whist drive held last Thurs+â€" day evening in the Moose Hall the winffers were Mrs. R. C. Mitchell, Mrs. George Helmer, and Mrs. Geortge Hadâ€" don. Mrs. DeRosa won the door prize. The Women‘s Auxiliary of St. Paul‘s Anglican church are holding theéir: anâ€" nual Easterâ€" tea at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Alien Jones are visiting Mrs. Green who is a paâ€" tient in Porcupine General Hospital They are staying at Preston East Dome. ed several of her friends last Friday evening. The occasion was her fourâ€" teenth birthday. Jacquéline was the recipient of many lovely gifts. â€" The Men‘s Club of St. Paul‘s Angâ€" lican Church held â€"a very succesful banquet in the Parish hall last Priday evening. Rev. G. H. Cook was the guest speaker. her husband Funeral â€" arrangements were under the dixection of Hunkin‘s Funeral Home, The St. John Ambulance Brigade tea held last Saturday was an outstandâ€" ing success. Procéeds are to be used for member‘s transportation to and from blood donor clinics in Timmins. Misses Dougue‘ and Ralston and Miss Geraldine Rogers waited on tables with Mrs: Maitland Lane in charge. The .were : Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbons and Miss Sue ‘Morgan,; The kitchen was in ‘charge of Mrs. |Austin Walker, aided, by Mrs. "Harry ‘ Rogers and Mrs. Jack <Beard. Mrs. Pacione presided at novelty table, <while Mrs. Martha Yorke and~ Mrs. Joe Courchesne looked after the home bakâ€" ‘ing table. V m oC A moving picture on First Aid was shown Monday evening in the townâ€" ship building. The . film, ‘shown . by Mr. Hogg, has been distributed by Johnâ€" son and Johnson, drug manufacturers and depicts the principles of;, First Aid. The lecture was well attended by the local members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, 16 Junior Air Can- dets and 22 boys and girls of the United Church Cadet group.. j The funeral was held on Friday in the. United Church , of, Ws,, Allep Raâ€" anruus of 55 Helmer Ave. Mrs. Raâ€" anruus had been ill about a year and passed away Wednesday in Porcupine General Hospital. She is survived by #8*0 hA + A ns A blood donor clinic will be held in the Masonic hall in Timmins, Sunday ard Monday, March 25th and 25th Those new donors. wishing to register can leave their names at Marshallâ€" Ecclestone Hardware. The Easter exams are being held in the local high school this week. those successful in these exams may leave for farm work in the spring. to The. Advance. . ~Monday, March 26 'l 30 PM-â€"in the St. Paul‘s Anglican Churchâ€"Themeâ€" "The Agony in the Garden." Speaker â€"Rev. J. C. Thbmpson,, Tuesday, March 27, 7.30 pmâ€"-â€"imhe United Church. Themeâ€""The Arrest." Speakerâ€"Rev. H. (A Cook. Holy Week Servicesat $. Porcupine Neéxt _ _Godd Firday, March 30th, ?7.30 p.mt:.â€" in the United Church. Themeâ€""The ’Crucifixion * Speakerâ€"-Rev J.â€"â€" C. Thompson. P : ; Good Friday, March 30th, lla.m .â€"in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church. Speakerâ€" Rev. H. G. Cook. Wednesday, March 28th, 7.30 p.m.â€" in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church. Theme â€"St. Peter‘s Denial. Speakerâ€"Rev,. J. C,. Thompson. . Thursday, March 29th, 7.30 p.m.â€" in the United Church. Themeâ€"*"The Trial.‘"‘ Speakerâ€"Rev. H. G. Cook. Try The Advance Want Ad\fts. 8. South Porcupine, March 21st, Special S. Porcupine Next Week for > .. t ~# ts o io flms on ts stt‘ > â€"] ‘anbeuw | by the ~Ladies‘ . Members . of, the.. Schumacher .. Fire lDepaerent were hosts to Timmins and South Porcupme , Fire Departments Saturday ‘evening.. The first part of the exening was spent, curling at the ‘McIntyre Arena. . Later, the party adâ€"~ journed to the lounge room at the fire hall where a nice social evening was enjoyed. During the evening a delicâ€" ious lunch was served. Golden City Soldier . Wounded During Action South Porcupine, March 21ist, Special to The Advance. Mrs. Bob ‘Wilson, ‘of Golden. City, received news that her husband, Pte Bob Wilson, had been wounded in action in Holiand, Fcb. 26. Mrs. I. P. Wilson, his mother, has received a letter from him since and he says his hip is fractured but he is progressing favourably. He is in hospital in Belâ€" gium. Pte Wilson joined: the army over two years ago and has served overseas since July. His wife and two children, Donna 5, and Bobby 3, live in Golden City. Pte Bob Wilson‘s brother, Pte Irwin Wilson, served overseas and was woundâ€" ed on the fAifteenth of January. He is visiting in Golden City now on leave from hospital in Camp Borden. Anâ€" other brother, Woodrow, was dischargâ€" ed after serving one month in the army. His two nephews are also in action. Pte Jack Richardson is serving in Holland with the Royal Canadian enâ€" gineers. Pte. Ross Richardson is servâ€" ing‘ in England with the postal corps. Schumacher Public School will hold their Easter exhibition in the school auditorium Wednesday afternoon and evening, March 28th. The work done by the pupinis will be on display and there will be many articles for sale. The boys and girls have worked hard to make this event a success for they want to boost up their war effort fund so be sure. and attend. Everyone will be made welcome. Be sure you get a ticket on the coffee table, or the quilt, the Dresden plate design.. The draw will be held during the evening. Schumacher Fire Dept. Hosts to South End and Timmins C‘chumacher March 21st, Special to The Advancp , Sunday mormng the se1v1ces of worâ€" ship in Trinity United be broadcast over Radio Station C.K. Other Items of Interest from Schumacher. and District. G.B., at 11 o‘clock. .This service on "Palm Sunday" is being broadcast so that members of the congregation who are ill at home or in hospital may have the privilege of hearing the serâ€" vice which will be conducted by the Minister, the Rev. J. A. Breckenridge. The Young People‘s Society of Trinâ€" ity. United Church held their meeting wWednesday evening in the Church hall. The devotional period and the Bible reading was conducted by the Rev. J. A. Breckenridge. A short busâ€" iness session was held. The next meetâ€" ing of the Young People‘s will be Jheld Wednesday, April 4th.. The meeting was brought to a close with the benâ€" ecdiction. Toronto, is First Ave. The:. many. friends of Mrs. DaltoOn Prior. MeIntyre .Property, Third Ave., will be sorry to hear that she is ill in the Porcupine General hospital and all extend her their best wishes for . a Sgt. Alex Fulton R, C. A, F., «(AIWâ€" force Reserve) returned Tuesday mornâ€" ing from Hamilton and Toronto where he took part in the ice carnivals which were held in‘ these two cities. Mrs. Fred Robertson, Fourth Ave., was the winner of the fifty dollar door prize at the bingo game held in St. Alphonsus churtch hall. The next bingo game will be held Monday evenâ€" ing, March 26th. The door prize will be fifty dollars. â€" k c o e 0 t 0000 ind ob t + », +« SA en â€" Bornâ€"Ssunday, March 18th, in St. Mary‘s Hospital, to Mr. and Myrs. Clifford Jucksch, 105 First Ave..â€"a@ Son. L. A. C. Gerald MacDonald, R.C.A.F., NC w McIntyre Football Club Ladies Auxiliary® held their card party Wedâ€" nesday ‘evening in the Gold Range dining room. ‘Whist was played and the prize winners Were:â€"1st, Mrs. Bert Southcott; 2nd, Mrs. John Démiracle; ard Mrs Sid Campbell; consolation, Tixomas; door prize, Mrs.~John Demâ€" iracle. After the cards a social period was enjoyed. Mrs. John Kellar; aoo0r. iMk6. «Don . Campbell. After the cards a delicious lunch was served and a social period was enjoyed. The proceeds of the evening will be donated to the Red ho ns fltns Cross. The door prize was donated by Feldman‘s Store. ~_The Schumacher "Victory" Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fern Smtih, Third Ave. Five Hunâ€" dred was played and the prize winners 2 â€" â€"â€" . â€" T on Cooke, of Regina, is visiting her visiting at his home on of Mrs. Dalton at F., (Airâ€" Mtr [ Schumacher, March â€"21ist. Special to The Advance. } |. Funeral services were held for the «late Mr. Gerald Armstrong who passed ‘ away suddenly Priday morning, March 2nd, in St. Mary‘s Hospital. He was 57 | years of age. A short service was conâ€" ducted in the chapel of the S. T. ‘, Walker Puneral Parlour, Timmins, ,lpriox to the body being taken on the l'Northland Friday evening to Bancroft. , The Rev. J. A. Breckenridge, of Trinity Church Schumacher, conductâ€" ,led the service. - Funeral of the Late Gerald Armstrong ‘ of Schumacher The family in Schumacher, and Mr. and Mrs. Cligord Armstrong and Mrs. James Bryce, Kirkland Lake, accompâ€" anied the body to Bancroft. A short service was held at his home there on Monday following which the body was taken to New Carlow for inâ€" terment. The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. McLauchlin, of the United Church, and Were largely atâ€" tended, many relatives and friends gathering to pay their respects. The late Mr. Armstrong‘s favourite hymns were sung, "Bringing in the Sheaves " "Rock of Ages," and. "What a Friend We Have in Jesus‘". The pallbearerso in Bancroft were Messrs. Emerson, Laundry, Harry Price, George ‘Twa and James Stringer. At ~the service in New Carlow, Messrs. Ranson Armstrong, Harvey Krier Thos. Armstrong, Herb Welsh, Harold â€" Armstrong . and . Raymond Armstrong, assisted. â€". e The late Mr. Armstrong was born in Golden Lake, March 27,â€"1888. The son of‘the late John Armstrong and Mary Sibary, he spent his boyhood days at the home of his uncle, Mr. N. T. Armâ€" strong, New Carlow.‘ Following his marriage to Miss Ruby Welsh, of New Carlow â€" they took up residence in Cobalt for a few years,; later moving id CC ‘ANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO _ PARENTS:; Through the mail, shortly after March 22nd, all families will: receive a Family Allowances Registration Form. Fill in this form as soon as it is received and mail it back in the envelope in which it came. Please do this promptly â€"it is in the interests of your children. The form you will receive is very simple. There are only seven questions and only a few minutes need be required to complete the form, but be sure to answer every question. Family Allowances are being provided to assist parents in the raising of their children. This monthly allowance is to beâ€"used for health protecâ€" tion, for doctors, dentists and nurses; to provide better food, adequate clothing and o " e shelter, and to help equalize opporâ€" /4 fl tunities for all children. ‘_The Family:; Clifford, Hazel * °* 2° © HeHNMe 222 90 family; Jim, Mabel and Edna; Alex Hall. â€" | . e and Jean Mair and family; Neil, Dora| An executive meeting will be held and family; Raymond and Millie Arm.|°" Monday. April 2nd, at 7.30 p.m. strong:~ Herb and Edna Armstrong; ies oi ht Jtohn and Zutha Ba.u'rer; Henry Al:m- SHCCCSSfll]St. n imb eR strong and family; Doreen Phillips, 3 o , y | Patrick‘s Day Party at South Porcupine South Porcupine; Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMaster;â€" Art and Eva Brown, South Porcupine, March 21st, Special to The Advance. o copmma on . Campbellford; .Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sauder, South Porcupine; <Mr. and ~Mrs. R. F.. McKinna, Timmins;} Wallace ~and Junie Beattie; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moran; Mr. and Mrs. c .James Stirrat; Mr. and Mrs. Herb PA° vyery su;cc;ssful St Ii’atricks Day | Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Len Thomas;| arty was held last Friday evening c in the Finnish Hall on Commercial Steve â€"Butarac; Mr. and MrS. WiIHAM ayenye with a capacity crowd attendâ€" McKie; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Eden; Mrs. ing. The evening‘s entertainment was B. Stalker Bancroft; John W. Fogg, sponsored by the organization of St. to Schumacher where they were esteemed â€"resident:: for over thlrty' years. A veteran employee of the Mc-' Intyre Mines, the late Mr. Armst rong , was held in the highest esteem by hls fellow workmen who sincerely mourn his passing and extend their deepest sympathy to his wife and family in their sad bereavement. Left to mourn are his wife, five daughters and six wons. Lieutenant Bessie Armstrong, overseas: with the United States Nursâ€" ing Corps; Randall Armstrong, with the Infantry Corps in Holland; Leadâ€" ing Wren Dorothy Armstrong, W.R.C.N.S. in Ottawa. Also surviving are his sister, Mrs. James Bryce and his brother, Mr. Clifford Armstrong, Kirkland Lake; another sister, Mrs. Patrick O‘Reilly, Montreal; and a: nephew, Mr. Neil McAlpine. Birch St.. Schumacher. The funeral arrangements were directed by Mr. S.‘T. Walker, of Timâ€" mins and Mr. A. Towle of Bancroft. Relatives from out of town attending the funeral were Mrs. Gilbert Taylor; Marie, Ranson, Ross, Herbeért and Harry Armstrong, of Toronto; and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown of Campbellâ€" for.d. There were many letters and card:: of sympathy also many beautiful floral tributes. Among the many floral offerings Were tributes from the following:â€" Kirkland Lake: The Staff Schumacher Captains, MceiIntyre Mines; Samplers, MciIntyre Mines; Northern Telephone Co., Timmins; Northern Telepnone Co., New Liskeard. Weekly Events ofâ€" Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the:â€"Legion Wednesday after oo'n' the ladies held theh;tpomfnr ‘mid those present were: Li kichb].’soh’fi Mrs. A. Borâ€" land é‘r) ‘AMrs.: T. Gay, Mrs. ‘R. Hardy, Mrs W. Wilkinson, Mrs. B. Richards, Mrs. L. Mason, Mrs. F. Curtis, Mrs. Wilson Mrs. A. Ketley, Mrs J. McGarry, Margaret McGarry, Mrs. A. Borland (Jr.), Elizabeth Borâ€" land, and Mrs. E. FPinchen. There will be no afternoon tea next week but the ladies would like. memâ€" bers and friends to keep in mind their Easter Tea to be held on Saturday, March 31st, at 3 p.m. in the Legion Hall. ~A very successful St. Patrick‘s Day Party was held last â€" Friday evening in the Finnish Hall on Commercial Avenue, with a capacity crowd attendâ€" INCOME TAX: No one will benefit from both Family Allowances and a full income tax deduction for their children. Parents have the choice of applying for their Family Allowances or not claimâ€" ing the allowance and claiming the full deduction for their children under Income Tax. If they claim the Family Allowance, the amount of deduction from tax allowed for children under the Income War Tax Act will be reduced by the amount of any Family Allowâ€" ance received. Anyone who is uncertain whether or not he or she will benefit from Family Allowances more than from Tax Deduction should register for the Family Allowance and in this way‘ be on the safe side. Incomes may change during the course of a year. Joachim‘s Parish Church. Prizes were awarded to the; wtnners at bridge, euchre and bingo. Mrs. Gus McManus was chairman for the musical programme which folâ€" lowed. The Catholic boys‘ choir, acâ€" companied by Mrs. George White, sang several Irish songs. The Irish jig was danced by Miss Patsy Beslisle, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Sam Tessier.® * Miss Helen Fedor and Miss Louis Vessel sang two duets. _Mr. walo Basso rendered sbme lovely Irish airs on the accordian, Following the bingo, A lunch . was prepared by members of the Catholic Mens Cluub.: . A special bingo prize was by Mrs. Gil White. Juniorâ€"‘"Say, Grandpa, make a nolse like a frog." Juniorâ€"‘"Well, Dad says that when you croak we‘ll get $5,000."â€"Sudbury Star. Grandpaâ€""What on earth for, Junâ€" Cor. Spruce St. and Third Ave. PHONE 324 TIMMINS The King Edward Hotel ~ Clean Rooms Day or W¢g_k Very Reasonable Rates Quiet Atmosphere NO CROAK