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Mr. Wicokey was tsken to hospital and attended by his brother Dr. Wookey, latest report is that he is progrsssing favorably. h 3 The many friends of Mr. S. A. Wookâ€" ey, McIntyre Property, will be sorry to hear that he suffered a burst appendix when he was on his way to Toronto.. The Porcupine Advance Appendix Breaks On Way To Toronto DBuring the service baptisim was adâ€" ministered to Joan Louise Besley daughâ€" tr of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Besley. Third Ave., and Czrolyn Suzanne Macâ€" Vickie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mac.â€" Vickie, Fourth Ave. _ Godparents for Carolyn Suzanne MacVickie were Miss MzerDonald and Mr. Sid Eliot. The Rev. J. A. Breckenridge officiated. Rev. J. A. Brsckenridge gave a very inspiring address on "Birth of a Naâ€" tion". The choir sang a Thanksgiving anthem. Mrs, James Izatt sang the solo parts and Mrs. James Huxley solo parts and accompanied gt Special Thanksgiving service was held Sunday morning in Trinity United Church.. The Church was filled to capscity. Children Baptized _ Public School Field At United Church _ Day Winners Named Wedding Invitations _Personal Stationery receive careful attention at 219 Algonquin Blyvd., East Cor. Second Pine St. sSchumacher Grocery and Meat Market NF 770 VUne at the oars and one at the line THE BANK OF NOVA sCOTIA o / hi m News From" W. Long, Manager, Timmins, Ont., Pamour, Ont Boys’ T5 â€" yard threeâ€"legged race â€"â€" Frank ‘Sebalj ‘Aand George Delich: winners in the 12, 13 and 14â€"yearâ€"old groups â€"â€" they must havs been pracâ€" tising.! Boys‘ 100â€"yard dash â€"â€" Billy Rodgers, Joe Krznarich, Frank Banich, Annie Mangotich, ~ Betty Cameron, Katie Oreskovich. Boys‘ running broad jump â€"â€" Nick Perkovich, Billy Rodgers, Frank Banich. U C UR CCC 33 ETE T CC ECCC E354 Girls‘ 50â€"yard sack race â€"â€" Dorothy Beleéc, : Joan Greer, Ellen O‘Leary. S Girls’,f 50â€"yard threeâ€"legged race â€"â€" 'Jl‘:dgx:x Malkin; Patsy Sherbin and ClaÂ¥ite Langlois, Mary Ladesich and Alice Scullion. 25â€"yard dash â€"â€" Malcolm Hughes, Juns Beattie; Alex. Yankovich, Louise Clarke}. Emile Simac, Judith Clarke. 50â€"yard ‘"horse and driver" race .â€"_â€" Michael â€"Robertson and Roddie Kelleor:; Peter Jecobs and" Ronnie Gaspar:tto: Pat Mulligan and Diane Loveless:; Dick Anderson and Noble Ruscitti; Judith Glarke and »Kathleen Adams; Edward Kobe and Billy Rogina; Doreen Yankoâ€" vich and Joy Miller. 50â€"yard dash â€" Ronald Cotnam, June Beattie; Bob Robertson, Pat Mulliâ€" gan; Dick Anderson, Judith Bill Rogina, Doreen Yankovich. T5â€"yard, 3â€"legged race â€"â€" Bill Wylie and Frank Kobe; Pat Thompson and Elizabeth Wherry; Billy Sebalj and Geo. Kovich; Shirley Sayers and Pat Tomlinson; Don McLellan and Jackie Russell; â€"Ellen O‘Leary and Veleria Hicks. 44 * *4 "The House of Hospitality" 50â€"yard sack race â€"â€" Clarke Douglas, Isabel Mair; Jim Hamilton, Blanche Harris; Albert Edwards, Shirley Sparks: Don McLellan, Ellen O‘Leary. 75â€"yard dash â€"â€" Jimmie Hamilton, Pat Thompson:; Billy Adams, Madeâ€" line Zgonc; Geo. Jenkin, Mary Jaksic. Listed below are the winners in the fi:ld day held by the Schumacher public school on Wednesday, Oct. 9. The events were run in age groups for both boys and girls and are listed in the order of the ages for the event. Due to lack of space only thoss> who placed first are listed. PEARL LAKE =â€"_â€" ~HOTEL FRANK â€"KLISANICH, Prop. Phone 788 Schumacher Comfortable Rooms Excellent Service The many friends of Mrs. H. Posten, First Avse., will be sorry that she is ill in St. Mary‘s Hospital and all exâ€" tend her their best wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs. G. Bann<rman, president of the Porcupine W;A., welcomed the guestls, and Mrs. H. Waddell, W.MS. presiâ€" dent, and Mrs. Ha.lold Grist, president of the W.A., thanked the Porcupine ladies for their grand hospitality which was greatly appreciated by the Schuâ€" macher ladies. The Women‘s Missionary Society and the Women‘s Association of. Tr inity United Church were guests of the Porâ€" cupine Women‘s Association on Thursâ€" day evening. Rev. J. A. Breckenridge and eleven members â€" attended â€" and enjoyed> the special program which was arranged for the evening. The following ladies from Schumathâ€" er attended from the W.M.S.;: Mrs. H. Waddell, Mrs. Bert Waits, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Benviue and Mrs. Dan Fraser. ‘The Women‘s Association ladies were Mrs. H. Grist, Mrs. James MacKenzie, Mrs. Alex Stirling, Mrs. Jamess Stirratl, Mrs. Byron, Mrs. Peace Porcupine W. A. Entertains Guests Schumacher GRANT HANCOCK HARDWARE Delivery To Timmins Daily Sherwin â€" Williams Posthumous award of the Victoria Cross to Pilot Officer A, C. (Andy) Mynarski, RCA.F., of Winnipeg, has been announced by R.CAF. headquarters in Ottawa He died in an attempt to save the life of a fellowâ€"crew member when their Lancaster bomber was shot down in fizmes over Cambrai, France, in tuns, ig44 * WINNIPEG FLIER AWARDED YVICTORIA CROSS SCHUMACHER Phone 3920 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brough, First Ave., | i left for a holiday at Toronto and ‘ § Montreal. i Mr. Lyal Gray, of Coldwater is visitâ€" | ¢ ha*. Mrs. Hembruff of Matheson spent a few days visiting her daughter and sonâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grist, Gold Centre. Mrs. Lynn Amos, of Brantford is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wylie, Second Ave. The tree was oovered witlh loavely blooms in June. f Whils weary hunters returned from a days duck hunting and everyone had the same story "No Luck" about 300 birds landed on Pearl Lake, Monâ€" day "Thanksgiving Day" and enjoyed the "Sanctuary" of Pearl Lake. Blooming for a second time this year is a Snowball tree in the garden of Fire Chief Charles Jucksch, First Ave. The ideal weather we have bsen enâ€" joying for this time of the year has brought forth the second lot of blooms. Bob Keller, Korson Block, left last wesk to spend some time at Kitcheneér. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davidson, Bank of Commerce Apts., First Ave., left by car for a holiday at Grand Valley and other points. Mrs. W. White of Timâ€" mins accompanied her sister and brotherâ€"inâ€"law on the trip. Dr. Amos of Brantford is visiting his dauchter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wylie, Second Ave. Mrs. Gzsorge Hain (Doreen Wills) of Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wills, First Ave. The many friends of Mrs. Sinclair McMillan, McIntyre Propsrty will be sorry to hear that she is ill in the Porcupine General Hospital and all extend her their best wishes for a speedy recovery. After the election of officers a sing song was enjoyed and a short skit by Shirley Kyle, Effie Monaghan, and Norma Killens was one of the highâ€" lights on the evening‘s program. The meeting clos:d with the benediction. The following attended Helen Wong, Shirley Kyle, Jean Fraser, Jessie Mcâ€" Kie, Norma Killens, Betty Gilbert, Catherina Waddle, Frankie Morgan, Barbara Hayward, Effie Monaghan, Molly Hobson, Joyce Eliot, Gloria Stitt, Donald Urquhart, Irving Fraser, Jimmie Fraser, Bill Lafferty, Jimmie McGee, and the Rev. J. A. Breckenridge. | Th Young Peoples Union of Trinity United Chutrch held their meeting Wednesday evening in the church hall. The worship period was conducted by Shirley Kyle. Election of officers was held and the following were elected into offics: president, Shirley Kyle; viceâ€" president, Jimmie Fraser; treasurer, Donaild Urquhart; secretary, Ethel Leck; Christian Fellowship, Jimmis McGee: citizenship, Bill Lafferty; games, Betty CGHilbert, Mission convener Effie Monagâ€" han; social convener, Norma Killens. The Young Adult Club of Trinity United Church met Friday evening in the Church hall. The president, Bill God:froy, was in the chair. The secreâ€" tary‘s report was read by Mrs. Stan Shippam. «~‘1 K1 Business items were discussed and plans made for future meetings. Seyâ€" eral new members were extended a hearty welcome. prizes. 3 The bride looked lovely in a suit of During the evening a delicious lunch Yobin‘s egg blue trimmed with grey was served by Mrs. Chuck Bryers, Mrs. Squirrel fur. She wore a corsage of Stan Shippam and Mrs. Vie Savino. Pink roses and gardenias. The next meeting Oof the club will be Mrs, T. N. Ellis (Joan Maxwell Smith) hsld Friday evening, Oct. 25, in the was matron of honor. She wore a church hall. turquoise wool suit with matching small azn _2z .l l zi hat of feathers and wore a corsage of SsSCHUMACHER pink carnations. The entertainment cmomittee preâ€" sentsd a quiz program which was ore of the highli¢ghts of the evening. Two teams of eight persons in each team took part in the program. Chuck Bryers was master of ceremonies. Mrs. Stan Gibson was in charge of the score and Vic Savino was time keeper. Shirley Kyle Named Y.P.U. President The winning team, Mr. P. A. Boyce, Tom Leck, Harvey Laine, Mrs. Bill Godefroy, Mr. and Mrs. George Leck, Mr. and Mrs. Upan were awardsd the prizes. Lancaster over France. Mynarski struggled with the turret and heedâ€" |ed his comrade‘s pleas to jump and ‘save himself only after he realized his efforts were useless, and his | clothing was on fire. The Victoria Cross winner finally baled out, but died later from burns. Brophy miraculously survived, being thrown clear when the aircraft crashed an * exploded. Young Adult Club Enjoys Quiz Contest PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTIMMINS, ONTARIO Flying Officer George Brophy, o Port Arthur, Ont., the rearâ€"gunner whom Pilot Officer Andrew Charles Mynarski, V.C., tried to free from his jJammed turret in a blazing SCHUMACHER SCHUMACHER 4 ied es s ww _ w# a4*, ht dtvet # L wow a. + ** ## t *# ® t #.@ Miss Laura B. Smail of the public school staff spent the weskend visit. ing friends at Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Manrard of Kirkland Lake spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Boyce, Second Ave. Stirling â€" Hayws Canadian Navy : is visiting his fatl ward, Railroad St Miss Betty Doyle, of the high schcol staff, spent the holiday weekend visitâ€" ing friends at Buffalo. Mr. W. K. Wylie, Second Ave., reâ€" turned last week from Chicago wher» he attended the Lion‘s Club convention. Miss Margaret Scullion, First Ave., spent a few days visiting friends at Cochrane. ing Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bennett, Fifth Ave. He is also renewing the acquainâ€" tance of many of his friends during his visit. Mrs. Lewis sang "I‘ll Walk Beside You", during the signing of the reâ€" gister. After a honsymoon spent in Victoria B.C., the young couple will take up residence in North Vancouver. SOUTH PORCUPINE MERCHANTS A wedding of interest to many South Porcupine residents (especially oldâ€" timers) took place in St. Andrew‘s United Church, Vancouver B.C., on Sept. 28, when Sarah Ann, only daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Firth, formâ€" erly of South Porcupine, became the bride of Robert William Jon°s, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones of North Vanâ€" couver. A basement is being dug and the formsr public library is being attached to the regular hall, making it more suitable to the needs of the Scouts, Cubs, Guides and Brownies who will be using the building for their regular meetings, rallies and parties as soon as work can be completed. Sarah Ann Firth Married In B.C. Walter Firth, brother of the bride was the best man. On Saturday the Boy Scouts held their annual Apple Day Appeal for funds to carry on their splendid work in the district. The Seouts canvassed the entire mining district and with the funds expect to carry on to comâ€" pletion the work started on their hall near the ball grounds. Apple Day Appeal eets Success Tha annual fruit and vegetable shower was discussed. This year the shower will be held at the home of Mrs, R. C. Ellis, 32 Powelle Ave. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. R. S. Raymr. The Women‘s Auxiliary of the Porâ€" cupine General Hospital held its monthly meeting at the Masonic hall on Thursday. There was a good attendance and the tims was spent making dressings for the hospital. An electric clock which had been purchased and donated by the Auxiliary had been installed in the operating room, it was stated. Hospital Auxiliary Plans Annual Shower South Poreupine Hayward, of the Royal Navy stationed at Halifax, his father, Mr. Jam:ss Hayâ€" SOUTH PORCUPINE 37 Main St., 94 Goldem Ave. SOUTH PORCUPINE 5 * *%.%. #, _ .“‘“ o * * “.“.“. # #4 *# # #% # # “. #* *# .0 * .0 # # w# #. * .00 .0 # *s # # #* # # ## # #% #* # LJ #* #. ® _ _* .00.00. #* * .% * t .00.0'.00. 2 ut u* .* .00'00'0 MAPAM P ; .'00.0'.00'00. C * + t t tÂ¥ * # *# . %% # 0‘. Le .0 .“'. .0 # .0 *% .. #. _ ®@ 4 ## # # A uons 2*22* 2. 4* s 4* # .0 0.. 0.“.“.“.' DON‘T LET REFRIGERATOR sSHORTAGE BOTHER YOU _ Get your milk ICE COLD, from â€"â€" OPEN SUNDAYS â€" Main St., south Porcupine Mr. Harriet Doucent, who left for Edinburgh on Monday, and Mrs. May Major, who left for her home in Engleâ€" hart, were joint guests of honor at a lovely party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Woodward Of Porâ€" cupine. Tables were prettily decorated with autumn flowers. > Presiding over the homeâ€"baking table were Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Jay . The sewing table was in charge of Mrs. R. Connelly and Mrs. Witschki; tea tables, Mrs. W. Lang, Miss Joyce Dupont and Miss Ellen Marshall ;assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. MacDonnell and Mrs. Dupont. Lady Customer (to grocer): "Why, Mr. Snookums, you grow dearer and dearer!" Partv Held For Two Leaving Porcupine Cards were playsd during the eveâ€" ning, with prizes going to Mrs. H. Curnow, Jasper Woodward, Jr., and Mrs. Donald Veitch, Sr. Mr. Snookums: "Sâ€"sh! Here my wife!" The weather was favorable and large crowd attended. A delightful lunch was served by the hostess to the eleven guests preâ€" sent. The occasion also marked the tenth birthday of Marion Woodward. A delightful tea and sale was held on Saturday in the parish hall by the ladies of the Sewing Circle of St. Paul‘s. x A cable was received by Mrs. W. Blakeman on Priday last, announcing the death of her eldest brother, Wil. liam Cousins, of London, England. Surviving beside Mrs. Blakeman are two brothers, Ltn. of Timmins and Arthur of Montreal, and one sister, Mrs. W. Mowatt of Toronto. Sewing Circle Tea Is Much Enjoyed Councillors W. Malkin and W. aG. Smith returned Friday, and Clarence Anderson on Saturday, after attendâ€" ing a threeâ€"day convention on sewâ€" age disposal, which was held in Totâ€" onto earlier in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Dougal Walker and family, of Shaw Township, have gone to spend the wintsr in Matheson. J. Rapsey that his father, Mr. Harry Rapsey, aged 98, had passed away on Sunday at Windsor. Mr. Rapsey left Monday night to attend the funeral at London yesterday. There survive one other brother, Mel H. Rapsey, of Windsor; six grandchildren and nine greatâ€"grandchildren. Luxton‘s Lunch CLAR K‘ S Mer* , Whord has been received by Mr. EBE News From QUIET ww _ Pn Psn s _ P Pss and Heavy 'l‘ruckmg Servnce Station # ; CRAWFORD ST.: Qouth Poreupine RI:SIDFN(I- PH. 510 o it ip ie W\‘\\\“ _ oo m m m Jm _ I0, 6 0 P O O . / i\'..:“.“.“.“ , ww ha, ha, e h4 _ he 2e b4"% # _ w4 n oooooooocoo 0 x 0000. * C :Â¥ :Â¥ oo he .0 :‘ Claude Dillon i _QUALITY SERVICE | IN ! Plumbing and Heating 117 Golden Ave., 8. Porcupine â€"Pert Nancy Gates, NBC actress, adds her own fashion touch to a gray bolero suit. To match her lightâ€"hearted mood she wears a pointed red scarf at the waistline of the suit, plus a matching tie. The skirt is simply fitted over the hips and features neat tucks across the front. The jacket has a round collar and patch pockets. Rev. John Ford, who for nearly a year and a half has been rector of St. Paul‘s Church in South Porcupine, has accepted the parish of Holy Trinâ€" ity in Cochrane. _ | | will take over his duties there on the first Sunday in November. Rev. John Ford To Go To Cochrane Floral Designs Wedding Bouquets Wim. E. Jamieson Florist 108 Golden Ave., 8. Porcupine Potted Plants A TOUCH OF THE WEST Cut Flowers Phone â€" HEATING 920 for 14 3 10")/ PLV MBINC HURSDAY, PCOTOBER i17th, i1946 DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Phone 835 FOR