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en en n e ages n en en en e en ze c c on ns mmon m â€" stt ue on n M csmmc s on mssn« s > > 0 > sns e e s ons omm ty on News From South Porcupme, Dome and the District Phil Deacon, who has been training with the RCAF., at Maiton, has graâ€" aquated as Plight Engineer, and recsiv~â€" ed his wings at Uplands, and is exâ€" perted home shortly. Mrs, Boyle, of Cobden, with Mrs. Russell Wilson and Mrs. Calvin and Miss Donna Wilson, and Mrs. Louis McDowell, of Lake Dore are visiting t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anâ€" drews of Rae Ave. Miss Mary Windle, nurse at Youvills Hospital, Noranda, is spending the Easter vacation at the home of lhler aunt, Mrs. D. A. McLellan, of Main Btreet. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. John Blahey (Sapphira Toderan) of 74 Bloor Ave,, daughter on April 2nd, in Porcuâ€" pine General Hospital. Bornâ€" On March 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. William Kalka, of 134 Bruce Ave a son, in Porcupine General Hospital. Bornâ€" To Mrs. Gilbert Chenier, of 115 Patricia Blvd., Timâ€" mins, on March 28th, a daughtex i1 Porcupine General Hospital. Bornâ€" At Hoyle on March 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Egerland, a daughter. Revd. R. J. Scott, of Cobalt, will be preaching in South Porcupine Uxaiied Church at both services on Sunday next. Revd. J. C. Thompson will be taking the United Church services in Cobalt. On the following Sunday evenâ€" ing Captain Tristram will take the evening service. Mr,. Dan. Reed, of 189 Crawford St. received news last week of the death of his brother, John Reed, of Sault Ste. Marie, who had been ill for some time. Mr. Reed and his daugliiter, Flora, left on Wednesday to attend the funeral. Easter Day Services at all th« churches were well attended. At the United Church special music maâ€"ked both services. The choir sang "On the News has been received by Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Connaught Hill, that their son, Pte. Lawrence McKay, has been wounded on active service on the western front. This is the second time the 20â€"yvearâ€"old soldier has been wounded â€"previously on Féb. 1lith, and has been back in action only a short time. He was serving as a desâ€" patch rider when wounded this time, in Germany. He enlisted in 1942 an: went overseas one year later, serving on Dâ€"day with a Canadian Infantry Regiment. He fought in France, Belâ€" gium, Holland and Germany. Pte, Howard Williams is spending leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, Dome Extension, Also home for Easter at the Williams, home was their daughter, LA.W. Winâ€" nie Williams, R.C.A.F. (W.D. , Ottawa. Pte. Mildred Barnes, of Toronto, T. W.A.C., spent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Harry Barnes, at Dome Extention. Warrant Officer Bill Mylchreest R CA.F., left on Monday after visiting friends in town for Easter. Bill has seen service overseas, in Iceland, and England as a tail gunner on a Libâ€" erator, and is now back in Canada for, a rest. He is on his way to hospital in Hamilton for treatment and rest cure. He had many interesting stories to tell, but one that is most typical of the British is worth repeating. He tells that on New Years Eve they were seiw to rescue some torpedoed samilors in the Channel. When. they located them the British signalled "A happy New Year," before asking for help!! A. B. Lawrence Dillon RCNVR , is on holiday with his father and sister Mrs. E. Pelkie, Dome Extention. We are glad to report Miss Es Congratulations to Jimmy Do son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dogue, of . naught Hill, who has just gradu with a commission at Uplands + Ottawa, after training at Malton, is now Pilot Officer James Dogus Around forty residents and all memâ€" bers of S.J.A.B. here were present last Tuesday at the showing by Dr. Granham B. Lane, Timmins, medical officer of health, of moving picturts on venereal disease. Two calls to chimney fires this week, both on Front St., met with quick response from the South Porcuâ€" pine Fire Dept. with little if any ‘reâ€" sulting damage. Lieut. Carl Hortie, RCN.V.R., has just returned to his ship after visiting his mother in Golden City. Lieut Horâ€" tie is a veteran of action in the North Atlantit with a Canadian destroyer, Congratulations to Jimmy Dogus, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dogue, of Sounâ€" naught Hill, who has just graduatedi with a commission at Uplands near Ottawa, after training at Malton, and South Pocupine, April 4th. Special to The Advance. The Classes in ~St. John Ambulance Brigade work which were scheduled to start this Tuesday in the Hign School have been postponed to April 10th, owing to the school closing for Easter holidays. Twenty new appliicaâ€" tions have been received already fcr this new class and more are expecteJd. Other Items of Interest from South Porcupine and the Dome. S.J.A.B. Classes at South Porcupine Start on April 10th PAGE TWO gs John Suzack come up again next week to receive the magistrate‘s decision regarding his three charges of assault. D; B Graham, Ralph Redâ€" den, and P. Douglas each gave evidence of being assauited while woarking at the McIntyre Mine. Suzack is a disâ€" charged soldier having served overseas (in England). The assaults alleged were the results of ta"k concerning his status as a native of Canada and his overseas service. The magistrate in questioning Suzack learned, that he had been in hospital in Toronto, and had required treatment for nervous trouble. He e advice to defendant concerning control of his temper, and will obtain a report of his health from the Military Hospital before giving sentence. The magistrate caused some amuseâ€" ment by remarking that if he were to "beat up" all the people who disagreed witn him and his decisions, he would certainly have his hands full, C. Nikkanen, E. Taillifer, L. Grenier each paid $10 and costs for carrying excess load during halfâ€"load season. L. Emans and E. Caron each paid $5 Police Court Two drunks paid $10 and costs. For having defective brakes on his vehicle Richard Ryan paid $10 and costs. Rev. Father Martindale, of Schuâ€" macher, was guest speaker on Monday night at the Kiwanis dinner meeting. LAC. Emmett Cunningham, R.C.AF., left on Monday for Neéew Brunswick after spending Easter with his parents. Miss Ruth Pritchard of the Public School staff is spending Raster week at the home of Mrs. Begley, Matheson. Mrs. Jack Hurley, who. has beé-n spending the winter with her daughâ€" ter in Toronto, returned home on Monâ€" Mrs. Thelma Saar, of London; visiting her sister, Miss Iola Smith the Teachers‘ Residence. Mrs. Roy Davis and her husband P. 0. Davis, RCA.F., left this week for holiday in Campbellford andâ€" other points LA.W. Patricia Masterton, RCAF.! (W.D.), of Ottawa, was home with her| parents at Dome Extension over the weekâ€"end. | Mr. Frank Reynolds left on Wedâ€" nesday for Toronto to consult a speâ€" cialist concerning his health. Pte. William Owens left this week for Kirkland Lake after visiting his sister, Mrs. Jones, of Preston East Dome. He is one of the soldiers, who was granted. thirtyâ€"day leave from the fighting front having served overâ€" seas since the beginning of the war. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shrman, at one time resident at Dome Extension atr»e expected. back this week to resume residence, Mr. Sherman having been discharged from Army service. At the Legion Whist drive on Monâ€" day night prizewinners were: 1. Mrs. N.: ‘Woon.; t2â€"~Mrs. T. Rarrel!l;â€"and: 8: Miss P. Marcil. Mr. and Mrs. Benoit spent the Eastâ€" er holidays in Kapuskasing. Mr. James Hogan, of Canadian Maâ€" lartic was the guest of his sister, Mis= Frances Hogan, of Bloor Ave., over weekâ€"=end. Mis; Nancy Wilder is spending Easâ€" ter week in Kirkland Lake. The Canadian Legion will hold a bingo in their hall on Golden Avenue this FPriday evening. A good crowd would be appreciated. The regular meeting of the W.P.T, B will be held on Monday eveningzg in the Clinic Room Oof the Townshin Building. Little Patricia O‘Shaughnessy, of Rae Ave., is in Porcupine General Hospital suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Her many friends wish her a speedy return to heatlh. Mrs. McFarlane, of Noranda, is th guest of Mrs,. J. Barron of Crawford St; Mr. Otto Eckel spent the Easter hotâ€" iday in Toronto. The Red Shield Knitting Club wiil be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Lane, 141 Rae Ave., ‘ this evening (‘Thursday) at 8 p.m. Miss Shaw, and Miss Rose Donlevy spent Easter in Kirkland Lake. Misses â€"Kathleen and. Marjo:ric Woodall were visiting their sister, Mrs. Arnett at Engehart over the Easter holidays. Collins as progressing well in the Hos pital at Gravenhurst,. Charles Pupich, Jnr., young son of Pte. Charles Pupich, serving Ooverseas, and Mrs, Pupitch of the Rosary Flower Shop, met with an unfortunâ€" ate accident Thursday afternoon when he was hit by a car and suffeyâ€" ed a broken arm. The car was comâ€" inz from Timmins and the little lad is fortunate that the injuries werse not more serious. He is in St. Mary‘s Hospital receiving treatment. Schumacher, April 4th. Special to The Advance. sSchumacher Lad Hit by _ |] Car Suffers Broken Arm . l Mrs. George Hale, of Nort ,spending the Easter holida; home of Mr. and Mrs. Frec Third Ave. She is also ren: quaintances in Timmins. Mrs. Edna Heslop and sor of Kirkland Lake, spent t] holiday visiting Miss Edith 4 Second â€" Ave. Claude Manette, Army Sehool Brantford, spent the Bornâ€"Wednesday pital to Mr. and MI Centreâ€"a son. tioned at St noliday at Block, First LA.C:; Roger Moyce, R.CAF., sta tioned at St. John‘s, Quebec, spent th Faster weekâ€"end visiting at the hom of Mr: and Mrs. Fred Webber, Thir Ave . AW. I I. Case RCAF. (W. tioned at Centralia, spent th weekâ€"end visiting Mr. and M Hunter, Pirst Ave. Mrs. Dorothy Pound, of Toronto, spent the Easter holiday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kitchen, First Ave. LAK.C: Dougias Kitchen, RCAF. stationed at Angus, spent the Easter weekâ€"end visiting his parents, Mv. and Mrs. Stan Kitchen, First Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Conron and family, of Toronto, are spending the Easter holâ€" idays visiting Mrs. Conron‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Waddell, McIntyre Property, Third Ave. LA.W. Doreen Wills, RCAF. (W. D.). stationed at Christie Street hosâ€" pital, Toronto spent the weekâ€"end visâ€" iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Wills, First Ave. ; Schumacher, April 4th, Special t The Advance. Schumacher Fire. Brigade roceive a ‘tall early Sunday morning to 7 | Third‘ ‘Ave. The house Ras been un cecupied for some time. Due to th |quick response of Fire Chief Juckscl |and his men what might have beer a more serious fire was averted. Whe the firemen arrived the wals, ceilin !and floor were badly charred but the were able to save the exterior of th building. The origin of the fire is un determined. + The 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. Fred Webber: 2nd, Mrs. Victor Phillips; 3rd, Mrs. Willie Rogers; door prize, Mrs. Alex Mair. After the cards a social period was enjoyed. Mrs. James Bryce, of Kirkland Lake, spent the Easter holiday visiting Miss Edith Armstrong, Second Ave. Mrs. W. B. Sparks, Railroad St. left Sunday to spend the Easter holiâ€" day at Toronto and Grand Valley. W. Doreen ‘Wills,, Cpl. Shirley Mcâ€" Master, Mrs. Jack McMaster, Mrs. Jean Heath, Mirs. Alice Banich, Miss Ruby Nilson and Miss Lois Phillips. Flre Does Damage in Vacant House at Schumacher il:ies.. were nicely: arranged in th church. The Ladies‘ Guild of the Schumache Anglican Missicon met this week to mak final arrangements for their Easte bazaar which will be held Thursda Special Faster services were held Sunday at the Schumacher Angliqan Church, First Ave. Holy Communion was held at morning and evening services. The Rev. Canon R. S. Cushâ€" ing conducted the services. The church was filled to its utmost capacity at each service., Pots of lovelv Easter Mr. Wiss Hammond, Second. Ays., who has been ill for several weeks in St. Mary‘s Hospital, is feeling much better now and all his friends extend him their best wishes for a speedy reâ€" covery. Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and District. its utmost capacity at Pots of lovely Easter arranged in the in St. M might have bee is averted. Whe the wals, ceilin charred but the ysâ€" at l d Webbt lewing a Georg he Easte Armstron Trainin Ba THFE PORCUPINE ADVANCF, T!IMMINS, ONTARIO The home baking table was presidec over by Mrs. H. G. Cook and. Mrs.\J Courchesne. Other ladies assisting under the direction of Mrs. W H Johns were Mrs. White, Mrs. Mcâ€" Donnell Mrs. Fairhurst, Mrs. Harris and the Misses Edith Kilborn, Mary Harper, Alice McMunn, Joyce Hughe: and Marilyn Cliff. cha quil sale Mrs. Renison, wifi was present at the t« The tables w decorated with and African vi being the color gave C cluded table nove M Many friends the outlying min sisted in its succe Wi.A. of _ Saturday Harper outstand and socil Annual Easter Tea of St. Paul‘s W.A. at South Poreupme Ssuth â€"Pocup to The Advanct L..A. W.â€" Fern stt stationed at Jarvis end visiting her pa J. Stitt, Third. Ave Mrs. B. Keizer, S ed this week from visiting his parents, Mr. Stewart, Fourth Ave, Buddy Mangotich has San Francisco and is vi Ivan Zanchin, student a Hall, North Bay, is spending holidays at his home on F Mr. MacDonnell, Popula Sunday for a holiday in T The ladies wish ve or patronised | ided a home bak iL Ot1ga. Migs rnic 1€ : o Tancy. _ e of Mrs. K made by the ilso Baster ( inding ociall y annual L Paul ibles wer it aul‘s Anglican C the home of Mi he Dome wasâ€" 8 ucCc FOR BETTER SERVICE and better products â€"products like Peerlessâ€"change ow to your British American Qil Dealer. AN OlL THATS LOYED ... KEEPS * INES CLEAN 5th stepâ€"the step that "alloys" the oil against oxidation; just as iron is alloyed against rust to make stainless steel. This step means that Peerless Motor Oil will stay on the job longer, keep engines cleaner, cut the repair costs. HIGH VACUUM Distillation : : ; Furfural Process ... M.E.K. Solvent ; ; . Cataly tic Clay (part of this plant is shown above) these are each important steps in the famous Clarkson â€"pointâ€"process which makes the purest, most effhicient lubriâ€" cating oil known. Then comes the unique 11 of . Ki holiday dainty and pré lorful spring cr s. mauve and y Kilboi King April t / Timinins ime in and n tabie â€" was in ofn. 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We offer our sincere sympathy tm week to Mr. and Mrs. Regis Huot, c Crawford St. in the death of thei second. daughter, Vivian Annette, wh passed away in Porcupine Gener: Hospital on Wednesday last. Th little girl just lived to see her fift birthday, after suffering from an ill ness of only two weeks‘ duration. She leaves besides her griefâ€"strici: en parents, one sister, Jacqueline (8) and a little brother, Roger two vear Vivian Annette Huot Dies in Hospital at South Poreupine peopie wer membership Little Girl Passes T wo Weeks‘ IHine: The funeral took place on Saturday ifternoon from her home to St Joachims Church where Pather Laâ€" vening i: © the A d v March 30th "Goo Church when seve were â€" received, in services were held las CCE TIME NOW TO replace old, wornâ€"out winter grade oil with Bâ€"A Pecerless Motor QOil. Delay may be disastrcoaust Drive in tomortrow to the siégn of the big Bâ€"A1 JRACLTOKS need proper lubricating oil even more than cars and trucks. Because alloyed"‘ Peerless Motor Oil keeps tractor engines in better shape! eld last IFrida Good Friday, il C TT During the mon lowing â€" donations gratefully acknow Deinite Commt Committee, $20.00 wWi L. $5.00. "Are you sure that you watered the plants in the drawing room, Norah?" "Yes, ma‘am. If you, listen closely you can hear the water dripping on the carpet."â€"Sudbury Star. lJuring t Timmins L shipped a overseas to distric was $803.00 240,900 Cigarettes Shipped Overseas in March by Fag Fund Several Pleasing Donations to the Fund Last Month and Dellia Truant Goforth and Elai Niemi; Dick and family:; Mde. Jos and â€" Angelina Dorothy, Jos. and Giovanella; Mrs. G Rukavina; Mtrs. D Don and Donna; ] Avia Silkovic: Mrs J. A. Caveney, $5.00. Ukranian Canadian Association, $5.00 H. C. Searth, $1.00. PHONE 324 Clean Rooms Cor. Spruce St. and Third Ave. The King Edward Hotel Day or Week Veryv Reasonable Rates xz the month of March the folâ€" donations to. the fund_ were Truant:; George and Irons> ind Elaine; Fanny, and Alec ick and May Chowns and fde. Jos. Gauthier; George felina â€" Sutton â€" and â€" boys: Jos‘ and children: Mrs. Jos. Quiet Atmosphere the month of March the egion Community Fag Pund total of 240,000 Cigarettes ) servicemen from Timmins ct, cost of this knowledged mmunity _ Church of Nativity i. Hofer; Mrs. Kutic 3. Therrien; Emily Frank Shuster, Mrs 5, H. C. Kaufman. War Charkic TIMMINS