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Drive it in and let us take good roads in the community. ~First several feet of to rock must be However, the municipality w.ll section when the above portion of road is completed, this week and paving in this section will be done nex Due to the type of clay on whiéh the town of South Porcupine is built # Lo us we Li se ues au w# PHONES 3795 8878 in top condition, ich the town of South Porcupine is built,‘ it is a costly proposition to build rst several feet of top soil must be removed. Then backfill of sand and mine he municipality w.ill have a system of firstâ€"class streets through its business road is completed. is part of Bruce street, Backfill is being put in on will be done next »umimer. j ; Special Work Required i()n Roads At South End With ‘the completion of vthe jJob now underway ¢n Bruce sireel, the entire busnmness section of SHouth Porcupine, from the O.N.KR. siation to the North end of town, will have been surfaced with asphalt. Dus.to the nature of the soil on which South Eind :s built, the job has been a lengthy cne and a costly one. \ "The big difficulty when laying a road in town is to combat the capiHhiary clay beneath the surface. "Clearance Anderson, Tisdale township enginger, said. "In order to get a permanent surface which will not buckle or heave due to frost, it is, necessary to cavate for several fest and . backfill with another material." Capillary clay is a type of soil which acts with water in the same imanner the wick of a lam» acts with oil. When frost goes into the ground, water in the suboil rises to meet it, when this type of clay is present. This results in huge chunks of ice forming close to the surface during the Winter months, to erupt in frost boils in the Spring. "If you note our old concrete sideâ€" walks, you will see the effect of th‘s action," Mr. Anderson said. "They were laid on the surface. In a short time they were broken to pieces due to the type of soil beneath them." When new sidewalks are laid today in South End, the soil beneath them is first excavated and backfill is made with sand and mine rock. Then they are surfaced with asphalt, which has considerlee more "give" than conâ€" crete. ‘ Grading and backfill of the section of Bruce street now under construcâ€" hone 13545 rock. Then they phalt, which has cive" than conâ€" PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO backfill tion will be completed this year. Sand and m.ne rock is being put in this week to replace the clay, Paving will not be done till next Summer. Last year Golden avenue received â€"the same kind of treatment from â€" Main street to the bridge on Evans street, while, in 1945, Golden avenue was done from Main to Moore and Bruce avenue from Main to Crawford. Mr. Anderson said that the presence of capillary clay was fairly common in other municipalities other than South End. The problent of how to deal with it came under considerable disâ€" cussion this year at the annual conâ€" vention of the Good Roads Association. "Unquestionably it is costly to build roads in the manner in which we are doing so, but there is no alternative, if the public wants good streets in south End," Mr. Anderson declared. SOUTH PORCUPINE south End Boy Fractures Thigh in Play at School @4 "Cupid for Widows and Widowers Says Young Men Are Lousy Lovers] 60 to 70 the Ideal Age." If I had my teeth TI‘d bite you! Pourteenâ€"year old Maurice Burke, Public school pupil, is in Porcupine General Hospital suffering from _ a broken thighâ€"bone. lunge at another boy sent Maurict Tues. Feb. 10â€"8:15â€"Moneta _ vVS skidding on some ice dragging the South Porcupine. . other boy on top of him. The injury . +Sat. Feb. 14â€"7:00â€"Timmins ; Lions was the result. It was pure accident. vs Moneta. 9:00â€"South Porcupine vs Dr. Atkinson and an ambulance were Schumacher Lions. on the spot at once and the lad was Recommended Playâ€"Offs taken to hospital. Xâ€"ray revealed the _ gemiâ€"finals 2 out of 3 games. broken bone. 1cF topam ve 4TA toamâ€" On Monday afternoon, Maurice was playing during recess with the other boys when the bell rang for assembling to enter school again. A last playful lunge at another boy sent Maurict skidding on some ice dragsging the other boy on top of him. The injury was the result. It was pure accident. The reason so few people die of hard work is that so few people exâ€" pos»e themselves to it. "Tin® Pan ‘Alley doesn‘t fall for June and Mcon slush." However. being a skeptic, â€"we‘ll go on dropping our nickels. eeth I‘d bite you. iOr a $ i 5 4 P tA i o S C Un M ie on mm o m ++ . n 00900000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 % o s o. smmemmmume nows @ + 4 b 4 444Â¥ ##4 0@000000%‘000002000000000000 db00000660044006486 AORA0AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAAAAAAAA tbAAA O # 40 * *44¢ unior Hockey Schedule 3 Sheets and 48 Enâ€" velopes$ in â€" attractive pastel shades of blue, green, grey and white. Finest grade note. paâ€" per 48 Envc?upes 48 Sheets 3 Plain Printed â€" Printed ‘ameo Vellum Swagrger LLI0ons VÂ¥s Mon Tues. Dec Livuns vs Sout Tnurs. Dec, Â¥s ‘Air Cadets Cadsts. 9:00â€"‘ macher l1Mmons Sat. Dec. 1â€"7:30â€"Moneta vs Timâ€" miuus Liuus, Y:0vuâ€"soun rorcupime vs sechumacher Lions. ‘Tues. Dec. 10â€"o:15â€"T.mminsgs Lions vs South Porcupine. Thurs. Dec. isâ€"1:00â€"Air‘ Cadets vS Moneta. AILiUuLftS, senumact wmat. . Dt scheduite> 194%â€"48 Teams League sSchedule Thurs. Nov. 27 8:15â€"Monet South Porcupine. Sat. Nov. 29â€"7:30â€"Air Cade Tiinmins Lions. $ ; 00â€"Sschun Lions vs Moneta. bat. Dec. 20â€"7:;:30â€"â€"South Porcup vÂ¥s Air Cadeis. 9:00â€"Schumacher Li vÂ¥s Timmins Lions. Fri. Dec. 260 macher Lions Sat. Dec. 27â€"7:30â€"South Porcupine vs Timmins Lions. 9:00 °Schumacner Lions yvs Air Cadets. Sat. >~Jan. 3â€"â€"7:30â€"Air â€"Cadels â€" Vs Timmins _ Lions. 9 :00â€"Schumacher Lions vs Moneta. Tues. Jan. 6â€"8:15â€"Schumachertr Lions vs South Porcupine. Tues.~ Jan. 20 south Porcupine Thurs. Jan. 22 vs Moneta. Sat. Jan.~10â€"7:30â€"Moneta vs Air Cadets. 9:00â€"Timmins Lions vs Sschuâ€" macher Lions. Thurs. Jan. ~15â€"â€"7;:00â€"Moneta Vs Schumacher Lions. 8:15â€"â€"Air Cadets vs South Porcupine. Sat. Jan. 17â€"â€"7:30â€"Timmins Lions vÂ¥s Air Cadets,;â€"9:00â€"â€"Bouth Porcupin? vs Moneta. sat. Jan,. 24â€"‘ mins Lions. 9:00 macher TLions. Tues. Jan. 27â€"$8:15â€"Timmins Lions vys South Porcupine. Thurs. Jan. 29â€"7:00â€"Air Cadelbs vs Moneta. Sat. Jan. 31â€"7:30â€"South Porcupine vs Air Cadets. 9:00â€"â€"Schumacher Lions vs Timmins Lions. Thurs. Feb. 5â€"7:00â€"South Porcuâ€" pine vs Moneta. Sat. Feb. 7â€"7:30â€"Schumacher L.ons vs Air Cadets. 9:00â€"South Porcupine vs Timmins Lions. A little=boy surprised his parents by refusing to be scared into being good. "It‘s no use telling me the angels will write down in their books if I‘m naughty," he said. "I might as well tell you they think up in Heaven that I‘m dead." for N0 Recommended Playâ€"Offs Semiâ€"finals 2 out of 3 games 1st team vs 3rd team. 2nd team vs 4th team. Finals 3 out of 5 games. But why should they think that?" Because I haven‘t said my prayers a fortnisht." Dec. 2â€"â€"8 ; 19â€" South Porcupin Dec. 4i UOâ€"â€"-'I TL 48 Shecets and 48 Enâ€" velopes. A fine grade note paper. 11â€" Lion )â€"730â€"â€"Moneita Timmins Lions V Plain Printed Cedar Chests 30â€"South Porcupine 30~â€"â€"â€"Moneta vs Timâ€" Air Cadets vs Schuâ€" vu0â€"Timmins 1 00â€"Timmijns Lions Moneta v Air Cadets vs 00â€"â€"Schumachet Air cadets vs Schumacher Cadets e ~AIr Sschuâ€" Schuâ€" Ol1 Â¥S Film Board Making Moving Picture Story Of Weekly Newspaper‘s Role In Canada Th vital role of the Canadian weekâ€" ly newspaper in the life of the comâ€" mumnity and the nation soon will get recognition on the motion screen. A film, stiill untitied and curâ€" remly in the stage of being edited. is to be produced by the National Film Board depicting the important pos.tion held in each community by its weekly paper. wWhen released, the film will be available to film councils and film libraries and is be.ng considered for release to theatres. It will also get nationâ€"wide screening on the NFB‘s extensive system of, rural circuits. Eventually, it will be given internaâ€" tional distribution through the Board‘s foreign offices, Canada‘s embassi¢s, leâ€" NFB‘s film on the weekly > newsâ€" papers of Canada will not be a imere sereen document of the mechanics ol publishing a paper. Of necessity, it will show the operations of publication but the principal aim of the producâ€" tion will be to emphasize how vitally the paper and its editor and staif enter into community life and activities, how they serve the area covered by the paper and how the activities in that area covered by the paper and how the activities in that area afâ€" fect the paper and its contents and services. gations and trade commissioners Oiâ€" fices. In this it will probably be proâ€" duced in a number of foreign lanâ€" guages and may go to as many as 70 countries other than Canada and the United States. “00000“’0"“0000’_’0000: PP EOe mds *# * \\\\\)\\\\\\\\S\\\\S\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\\.\\\; 2 Phor..s 112 3 immins® L VUYVALI OA NA /KE 47 MAE C m“ + M\x\.\,\.\s.\x\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\}:\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\3\\3 . e ETW N Y ~r CE NF 0 #0 PINE STREET NORTH Black Everyone Who Owns A Home Needs Comprehensive Liability Insurance â€" SEE US TODAY Simmsâ€"Hooker Pickering Sile Opp. Town Hall. YÂ¥ ou can make someone happy by giving them the gift of fine stationery. Printed with their name and address or plain. PRINTERS AND HOME OWNERS Timmins THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20TH, 1947 Rather than leap from one place to another and try to cover all of the hundreds of weekly newspapers in the Dominionâ€"a process that: would reâ€" sult in confusion and defeat the purâ€" pose of the filmâ€"the production will center around a single publication and use it to tell the story of all weeklies. Morten Parker, NFB director and his production crew spent several weeks filming the community and neighbourâ€" ing countryside at Vernon. B.C., con«â€" centarting on the Vernon News. The News, wellâ€"known to all weekly pubâ€" lishers and editors, was selected . as representative of all Canadian weekll¢s, Release dates for the film have not been set. TRADE IN South Porcupine Your Old Furniture 18 BRUCE AVENUE Phone 3 Pine St. South Timmins Phone 944 at Ont. m m\-\h;