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[X 1 Anderson man Sylv Bregman, Peter Brownie Nora Carrick, Amiliya Chap, Bobb‘e Code, Lillian Deâ€" Marco Agnses Ellies, Joy Fitzgerald, Albert Florence, Andy Fotoff, Leonard George Billie Hartley, Muriel Hicks, Gilbert Hill, Barbara Honey, Dorothy Horwitz, Mike Hriskâ€" kevich Olzga Hubiski, Kenneth Jones, Fileen Lainsbury., Irene Lawson, Maitâ€" land Luxton, Harold MacDonald, Garâ€" neth MacLkeod Draga Majnarick, Robert Neiman, Frank Pearce, Alice Pemberâ€" ton,. Nereo Raffaelo, Ross Richardson, Peter Romanivk, Henry Rumpel, Winâ€" nifred®. Sinclair, Kathleen Starling. Maurice Stewart Gertrude Teilto, Jack Maurice Waicrley Room 4â€"Teacherâ€"E. R. Bakerâ€"Jr.} IV class promoted to Sr. TV â€"Marjorie| Allen, Britta Bergman, Ann‘e Byrom, | Elsie Cameron, Michelina Chiola. Edng | Court, Thelma Craig, Marian Cunlif’fe.' Louise Ellies, Bonn‘e Gauthier, Linda‘ Guistint, Lily Gurevitch, Ruth Hanson, Lucette Hansen, Sheila Harper, Emily Kader, Elna Kuusela, Ruth Lago, Anâ€" napvelle Lang, Gladys Langman, Peneâ€" lope Luxton, Marguerite MacKenze,| Rhea McIntyre, Geraldine Miller, Rose| Morrison, Rose Nosko, Verna Palmcx'.‘ Ssaara Passi, Irene Ruotsala, Minnici Sears, Margaret Singleton, Betty Smith,;| Annie Stefanich, Winnie Stewart, E.cth-z er Straatman, Pearl Wallace. l | Room 5â€"Teacher, O. C. Ramsayâ€"Sr. III promoted to Jr. IVâ€"Donald Barlow, Evelyn Boychuk â€" Eric Bull, Bill Burnes, George Caldbick, Donald Chalmers. Clifford Harris, Gordon Hatton, Sidney y Helperin, Rhona â€" Holland, Jahnson, Pearl Johnson, Mary Klowaty. Oli Kobzick, Peter Krakana, â€" Rosie Kremer, Douglas Kullas, Onerva Lehâ€" tanen, Jean Mason, Otto Mattinen, Helen Moroz, Murray McArthur® Anne McColeman, Alec Pretula, Alex Proâ€" mane, Elva maycraft, David Rowe, Hilkka Sarrinen, Tom Shub, Emily Simmons, Tony Slak, Helen Smith. | | | | Hilkka Sarrinen, Tom Shub, Emily Simmons, Tony Slak, Helen Smith Anita Soni, Jennie Staviariski, Nancy Suhonas, Laura Young. Room 6â€"Teacher, J. A. Markellâ€"â€"s' Third promoted to Junior Fourthâ€" Aune Alanen, Douglas Baker, Rose June Promotions at the Central Public School MONKDAY, JUNE 20TH, 1936 Aist of Pupils Winning Promotion at the Central Public School, Either by the Work of the Term or by Examimaâ€" tions. Names in Each Case Arranged Alphabetically. Road Hyâ€"Way Service Station rson, Eilsen Barkell, Heldi Bauâ€" | Bob!:y Bylvia, Bregman, Martha Brown, | Robe: Star Transfer For your convenience we are open day and night, 11 wish you may leave your car in at night to hay greased, washed or simonized and it will be ready for in the morning. Planning a motor trip for the holiday? "WC CA romoted .. Fileen Distributors for BRritishâ€" American Qil Products and Dunlop Tu NEVRâ€"NOX GASOLENE OPERATED BY DISTRICT sSERVICES® LIMITED Autolene or Pennzoil Motor Oils for positive motor protection M. Pattersonâ€" _IVâ€"Florence for greater mileage DAY AND NIGHT SERVIC Fill up with Change to CNnaimers, Caln:s Kivela, Helen Kor Larry Lake, Eva ] tinac, Winnifred Payden, Bill Mely dith. Mayv Maharu Onuki, Annie O Patric‘ia Rhude., N Robchuk,. Leda Scarbet: Margaret Skubinski. M Edythe Kolaski, Eddic F turch, J Cora P Remus, tella S Skelly, Stanley, Sr. Cha Flor Barkel Georgt Bundz Oom â€"Jâ€"â€"â€"M III promoted t Richard Book Borilka, Goldif Kovich. Raym( J Conrn, KVverelt Lliéen LaWaTdas, Morris Fishman, Muriel Gauthier, Kaâ€" lervo Hokkinen, Lawrence. Johnstone, John Kukula, Goldie Martin, Robert Mascioli. Dan Pinciazs, Aurora Raffaele, Norman Rajesky, Orval Rhude, Muriel Rothwell. Wallace Sarzratis, Richard JO¢ Clifford S Thomas, Tyrrell, At Room 8â€" IJpre TYE ‘pr Alkerton, I Jennie BC Kelly, My Martin. J; Albert M\ Lido Nast tula, Lloy Alvin I man, 1an Marjo Annl seph 1 10imnpsoI Room | N â€" IWMiCIVIIINEC mpel,. Aili rl Solabyv. Sl1atr @rilter th w Ir" * CZf imber Om TEA Smrke neth IF Hok Bil J¢ Jenkit 1e1ma Heler n m â€" W by. T‘C iJ {i Beaum 11 1€ Mon Smit 13¢ Morrison, teacherâ€"Jr Sr. IIIâ€"Annie Ansara Alex Borilka, Buitkovich, Violet Butâ€" d Burt. Teddie Carroll 11 aipitan an Li ifTe VIOL Burt, Teddie ‘k Chalmers, Colyshenco, i iffe, Mary ] Annie Groom bpitan, Terry HC volyshenco, Stanley Te, Mary Fartais, nnie Groom, Peter jitan, Terry Kelly, n Lititle, Neil Mafâ€" ll, George Mitchell, 1 Remmert, Shirley ik, Mariin Rumpel, ‘ca Shragge, Robert th, Gino Soni, Allan nutz, Helen Synos, ances Watt, Sylvia ba Dotr Jardine, Severi ristine Knutson od, Branis Marâ€" ‘ea, Betty Macâ€" c, Doreen Meriâ€" ‘ma Monahan, J 7. Henrty Passi Martin, Oobert Aurora Raffaele, I Rhude, Muriel rzratis, Richard BI BC Phone 880 Watt, Sylvia Mary Zuder ey, teacherâ€" Jr. ITIIâ€"Joi ‘a Hutchison Kremer. Lilâ€" A PV TII 11 ‘dâ€"Donald idie Belfit nan. Billie PASSl rds, Mar V OU * AI HY Simpson d Sween ~Roâ€" Bu1r Ro; Simi tiunk, \I Hem 1A L Bett Wotr inley nda Aaro iA K All 18 | Room 14â€"L. A. Shaw, teacherâ€"First |Class promoted to IIâ€"Elinor Anderson, Daisy Bauman, Bernard Barkel, Ronald Belfitt, Lucy Court, Audrey Cameron, Elsie. Chornawka, Elizabeth Don{jliuck, Olga Demchuck, Annie Erkella, Jennie Goian, Gladys Irving, Helen Kramer, Billie +Meredith, Dorothy McClaren, Susie Moleskie, eslie Rickard, L. Solaâ€" bay, Eva Salminen, Walter Stone, Louis Smrke, Bert Treff. Promoted to Sr. Iâ€"Russel Aiken, Leo |Curick. Mary Castonick, Mary Charâ€" \nawka, June Davidson, Roy Ellies. iFrances Elmer, Velma Frittaine, Annie George, Leonard Hill, Fred Horrocks, \Jimmie Hutcheson, Lawrence Johnâ€" |ston, Harold Mitchell, Arthur Moore, | Allen McInnis, Ronald McGregor, John {Ormandy. Jack Plaunt, Kenneth Platts, \George Sauchuck, Billie Tomlinson, \Donald Warren, Ivy Warner, Fred Wilâ€" To. Sr. Iâ€"Ralph Alkeérton, Bill Barâ€" ilko, Tonya Bosak, Monica Bridgeman. Melvin Edwards, Yvonne Essa, Ian Forâ€" rester. George Galachuck, John Gibson, Viola Goode, Gwyn Jones, Louis Jones, Billy Kester, Nellie Klimavitch, Ermes Monaco. Dorothy Pearce, Guy Roberts, Billy Sherwood, Nora Shields, Doris Simmers, Jimmy Slack, Stanley Smrke, Irene â€"Stanutz, Aarne Teitia, Lois Thompson, Earl Towers, Elsic Westine, George Whitford, Marjorie Whitford, Mabel Wong. of which the department has no record. Huntingdon Gleaner:â€"Cigar smokâ€" ing landed a chauffeur in court. He was a young mechanical engineer, who agreed with the Court at Salem, Mass., that his motor zigâ€"zagged across the road. He agreed that he staggered along when being taken into custody. But he did not agree that he was drunk. His trouble, he said, was that he had been smoking his first cigar. Day, Joy Davidson, Roy Dishlevoy, Bobby Goodings, Billy Goodings, Ruth Holland, Roy Howlett, Ruth Irvine, Elizabeth Jamieson, Monty Johnson, Arthur Jones, Ernéest Keef, Bernice Langman, Bill Koziel, John Ziraecky, Room 16â€"â€"O. McCulley, teacherâ€"K.P. promoted to Primerâ€"Bobby Allworth, Clifford Alkerton, Annie Bundzeak, Leâ€" nore Chinn, Sharon Connelly, Eleanor Cook. Joe Easterbrook, Kenneth Ellies. Jean Fleming, Peter Galichuck, Lawâ€" rence Harting, Eddie Heino, Patsy King, Kathleen Lory, Violet Maki. Basement Roomâ€"L. Browne, teacher â€"Pr. Class promoted to lst Bookâ€"To Jr. Iâ€"Teddy Boychuk, BeBtty Foreman. Vera Gordeyko, Earl Hadley, George Izatt, Bobby Kremer, Kathleen Pemâ€" berton, Mary Stanick, Alfreda Wasil. Rosom 15â€"E. G. Acton, teacherâ€"K.P. promoted to Primerâ€"Victor Maksymuk Joyce Marson, Donalda Mitchell, John Mitchell, Gabriel Prest Billy Promane, Raymond Pyle, George Ruscior Nellie Semienych Annie Sawchuk, Stephen Skrebbit, Eric Smith, Norman Smith, Joyce Thorburn, Leonard Volpini, Annic Wizinski, Henry Zwarych. Rzsom 16â€"O. McCulley, teacherâ€"K.P. promoted to I Classâ€"Dora Anderson, Myrtle Barkel, Lucretia Birau, Beulah Blackmore, Pearl Bobby, Emily Brezâ€" man, Gerald Brunette. Ruth Bucovetsky Helen Rhea Channen, Veraq Charlton. Bobby Chase, Thelma Curtis, Edward Day, Joy Davidson, Roy Dishlevoy, Bobby Goodings, Billy Goodings, Ruth HKoom 12â€"â€"Miss Doherty, teacherâ€"Str. II promoted to Jr. IIIâ€"Edwin Andrews. JCSaie Bozak, Kenneth Burt,. Alfred Chinn, TIola Chiola, Pinne Demchuk Nancy Jamieson Henry Kahila, Jack Kng, Jack Lacy, Oliver Mattinen. Anne Moleski, Carmen Piercy, Jimmy Simpâ€" son, Vera Stanutz, Gladys Stewart. Viestii Schoeder. Christina Wazil. Sr. I to Jr. IIâ€"George Ansara, Sylvia Boychuk, Konny Daher, Mary Durica Dorothy Easterbrook, Annie Floria. Helen Hall, John Jones, Paul KetkO. Louis Krajchi, Helen Krakana, Harold Lory, Pearl Maruschok, George Matyâ€" mish, Willard McElrae, Kathleen Rothâ€" well, Sidney Simmers, Marjorie Simpâ€" son, George Stefanick, Doreen Thomas. Rosie Tartachuk. Room 13â€"M. Cameron. teacher: First promoted to Junior Secondâ€"Harry Asâ€" sad, Mary Bialik, John Caldbick, Patsy Carroll, David Clutchey, Jack Craik, sau, maly D‘AaliK, John Caldbick, Patsy Carroll, David Clutchey, Jack Craik, Douglas Delahunt, Lois Evans, Billy Easson, John Filo, Georze Floria, Alfred Groom, Minnie Gauthier, Bobby Harpetr Lonald Honey, Patsy Jackson, Betty Jenkins, Lilliam Johnson, Phyllis Keats Helvi Lehto, Vilppu Makela, Mary Maxâ€" well, Ruth MacArthur, Phyllis McColeâ€" man Betty Jean McInnis, Mayzell Meâ€" near, Kathleen Milne, Betty Miller. Ralph Miettinen Leonard Movle, Guido Morandin, Alex Nastasuk, Annie Noâ€" l1ams. Room 15â€"E. G. Acton, teacherâ€"K.P. promc‘led to I Classâ€"Janita Cohen, Voakka Makela, Mario Mascarello, Berâ€" nice Matymish, Martin McDowell, Kenâ€" neth Monahan, Jack Murphy, Nellie Nastasuk,. Georgina Nippers, Alde Nuâ€" n‘maki, Madeline Pogachar, Catherine Prince, Florence Rickard, Mary Româ€" iniuk, Beitty Rutherford, John Ruiherâ€" ford, Lorna Schiratti Veronica Shantz, Lois Skelly, Gilda Soni, Trian Spailo, Mary Stefer, Violet Tomilson, Irma Treff, Benjamin Ward. vurtis, Lois Edw; Ronald i Hil!l, Olga Holland, Kipp, Meria King, Dora Knel) Mortis son, Margaret Li Douglas MacRae. P Moore, Linneg M man, Jean Plaunt. Richards, Tom Ri Jean Shields, Vio dred Skeoch, Jack Jack Sveen, Bernic Tole, Viola Warre Mary Wizinski, vatny, Billy Parnell, Thelma Pooley. Dennis Pope, Bill Pretula J. Richards, Mary Ringsleben, Graydon Robinson, Ruth Sanglio, Bobby Simmons, Rosa Singleton, Willowmay Simpson, Jean Smith Orris Stanyk, Wandelin Sunega, Betty Williams. VAI Hugh Connelly Linneg M an Plaunt s, Tom R rlelds, Vic Mario Gailino. Heim . JOhn Izatt, Leonar . Anfnie Klimouvitcl i Kom, Robert Lax llie. Dorothy Litt! imson, BC rPanors W ates Pott sinmat Marriage Tuesday of Timmins Couple FPollowing a D1 Mrs. James left c western Ontario. mcon they will 1 Both have be sidonts of Timm Scouts Prepare for South End Jamboree limmiIins TrOOpPS WIll ed in the Bridge building, fireâ€"b pitching, woodcraft, fi number of other contes To the group making th ber of boints, the No Wedding Last Week at Creemore, Ont., of Miss Beatrice May Webster and Mr. Arthur John James. The bride was gowtr and carried a ‘bouqt liliesâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"valley. marriage by her fat malid, Miss Jacqueline organdie and carried tions. The groomst Webster, brother of t The wedding musi Miss Anna Foreman, Foote of Collingwood signing of the registt1 pine mins, Falls, Kirkl their Try The Advance Wa thur Johbn . A. J..and th philly, of G solemnized i the ‘bride‘s Tuesday. Rf Ballinifad, O pine Anyv younger Webstetr trop land Lake the jambC will camp Cubs will 17 Pine 8t I‘h.( C. A. Remus C at eight who ha <COuth POJ Kapuskas nd Lake innual jat DIf «sCCUL C held this we hen Scouts ; trophy W OPERATING â€"â€" pog a * " s I . es 4 4 NORTHERN ONTARIO‘S FIRST DEALERS IN Raw Fur, Wool, Beef Hides, Rags, Horse Hair, Rubber and Scrap Metal Junk Yard 25 Wilson Ave. maArria daugh Cr|anIt dâ€"in t Tavannes sold by A J iImne€ JE WELLER jufTC 16 therm ~of Mr. 8 more, O W )WnNC D h 11 Sa WAI ind M ) South Porcuâ€" urday morning. it can be used association to thern TL ine Her bri Phone 190 lC ind carna rs Hersgetr C 1 the cg id; and . a 11 be hcld. itest numâ€" n Ontario ted. Kirkâ€" vear when h exp ion, I1 hon A Truck Will Call At Your Door BEST PRICES PAID Po Mat Arâ€" n of [UOLS "alls, hold ten bLlin ind 1an the it Hear Serious Cases | at Iroquors Falls fied he employe offered tractor <mplove y*ar in the common gaol. Nelson testiâ€" fied he had been approached by his employer, Sol Silver who had, he said, offered him $150 to drop a match in the tractor shed. He told the court he was employved off and on by Silver and «ince he could not get on relief he felt his only chance of keeping in good with Silver was to do as he was asked. Polâ€" lowing repeated requests by Silver and urging by his wife he had finally done the jo>, he testified. W. J. Grummett, appearing for the accused, made a strong plea for leoniency on the grounds Nelson had very willingly given the police information in this case and others and that due to the fact Nelson was out of work and unable to get reâ€" lief the tomptation had been very great. Provincial Constable J. Allan Stringer, who conducted the investigation, asâ€" sisted by Chief Ed Olaveson, Iroquois FPalls, testified as to Nelson‘s coâ€"operaâ€" ticn during the investigation. In clostd court the same afternoon Nelson‘s wife, 22, and her brother, L. Bar, 21, pleaded guilty to a serious charge, (incest), the former being sentâ€" enced to 12 to 18 months in Andrew Mercer reformatory, Toronto, and the latter to three years in Kingston peniâ€" tentiary. Mrs. Nelson also pleaded guilty to an abortion charge and was sentenced 12 to 18 month, the sentencec*s to run concurrently. Three Nelson children, 5, 3 and 1‘% years of age will be taken care of by friends and relaâ€" tives under the direction the Children Aid officials. Assistant Crown Attorâ€" ney Chas. Yates prosecuted. Pilador Desnoyers and R. J. Neddery, were each fined $500 and 3 month on charges of breaches of the Customs Excise Act. Desnoyers pleaded guilty cn two counts and was sentenced to six months additional in lieu of payâ€" ment of the fine and Neddery was sentâ€" enced to three months additional in lieu of payment, being convicted on only one charge. Both are second offenders. Neddery is 64. The arrests resulted from investigations by Corporal H. J. Nelson, R.CM.P., who was assisted by Provincial Constable J. Allan Stringer and Chief Ed Olaveson, Iroquois Falls, in making the arrests at the old Nellio Lake landing on the Abitibtâ€"river, where a still and quantities of mash and spirits were seized. Neither were represented, Neddery conducting his own defence. Corporal Nelson pros®â€" cuted. Anthony Blais, Ansonville, was conâ€" victed of ostaining relief from the township of Calvert to the extent of ©5.05, while employed. Permitted by Magistrate Tucker to make restitution he preferred a jail sentence and was given one month. In juvenile court two young boys pleaded guilty to stealing a sum of money and were given a kindly warning by the magistrate that a second offence must result in an industrial school term. The father was ordsred to make reâ€" stitution. During the summer months there will be a change in the hourse at the clinic, Fifth avenue oppositqg St. Mary‘s hospital. As noted in The Advance last week, instead of the clinic being held on Fridays from 1.30 to 3 p.m., as preâ€" yviously, for the summer months the clinic will be open Fridays 1.30 to 5 pm. During the summer months the hours for the clinic will be Wednesâ€" days and Fridays from 1.30 to 5 p.m. HOURS FOR THE CLINIC FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS ollie Lake Man Sentenced for Burning Tractor. Senâ€" sational Evidence (Given. Wife Sentenced on Serious Charges. Phone 1560 Ont.. June 29th (Departm:ont of Game and Pisheries) With the bass season opening last Saturday, fishing generally will be in full swing throughout .the province, Thousands of resident anglers and visitors will be combing our lakes and streams in search of those gamey fish for which the waters of the province are so justly famed. It seems an opâ€" portune time, therefore, to draw to the attontion of the public the desirability of obviating waste and eliminating exâ€" travagance in connection with the takâ€" ing of game fish. The comervation of these resourees is an important factor in ensuring their perpetuation and a continuation of the recreational pleasâ€" ures which the sport affords. Conservation! in its sense and as applicd to our wild life resources means, among other things, the wise Need Coâ€"operation in Conserving Fish Department at To ronto zShows How All May Assist in Preserving Game Fish, Law breaking is very often the reâ€" sult of thoughtlessness. When the fish are biting there is a great temptation to keep on "taking" just as long as they will strike, regardless of limits or the personal needs of the fisherman. Creel limits are quite generous, ‘but are inâ€" teonded as a regulatory measure, and not as a goal to strive for. May we sugâ€" gest that you take during any day only what you can personally use within Introducing EFDGAR 0. THORPE Timmins Calls â€" Calls south Porcupine Calls > Ccdar Street North PHONE 590 A New Tube Tester that enables you to watch your radio tubes being tested. Just Phone 590 and Mr. Thorpe will call at your home with this new machine. \ COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE Located at Viking Electric a# i# the limits of the law. Do not make a practice of supplying a mess of fish to all of your neighbours and mcnds The fish that are biting toâ€"day and which you leave in the water after your needs have been supplied, will be biting just as briskly toâ€"morrow, or on some future day, and you will want to go fishing then also. If such restraint is exer« cised, much waste will be eliminated and future prospects will be that much brighter. The advent of the automobile and the development of the tourist traffic have resulted in very heavy demands on the resources of the waters of the proâ€" vince, particularly in respect to the more popular of our gams fish. As supply and demand are inseparably reâ€" lated, it will ise obvious that good fishâ€" ing will depend on the wise use of our resources. The efforts of the departâ€" ment are being bent towards maintain#* ing the supply through an extensive restocking programme. The suceess of these efforts will depend to a large exâ€" tent on the coâ€"operation of the public. Fishing is one of the finsst recreaâ€" ticns available to the sportsman, and these suggestions for the conservation of time resources which make it possible, are embodi¢cd in the code of sportsmanâ€" ship. ' If you are a nonâ€"resident of the proâ€" vince, be sure to provide yourself with a license. These are available as indiviâ€" dual and family licenses, and possession thereof will save you any embarrassâ€" ment when the game makes his rounds. If you catch undersize fish, be careâ€" ful to release them without injury, if possible, and after wetting your hands. The latter is a very necessary precauâ€" tion because it prevents rubbing off the protective coating which shields the fish from external disease. 30 THIRD AVENUT New Beautifier for Fingernails Garage 123 Wilson Ave. Removes Cuticle Without Acid; Without Cutting Timmins PAGr FIVE $1,00 $1,50 PHONE 648 for Aade ight