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Porcupine Advance, 2 Jul 1942, 2, p. 1

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South Porcupine High School Promotion List promoted under the nrovisions of Cirâ€" cular 27). Promoted from CGrade XIl to XIH «Bubjects listed after a student‘s name indicate conditions in those subâ€" W"’ WIHILA, Cott, Harry; Curboy, Betty (cir. 27). Â¥1). picture proved that every man, woman Erma (Latin). and child in Russia is doing a notable McLellan, Douglas (cir. 27); Marquis,| PATt in the earnest determination to Jeanne; Mawhinney, Roy; McDonnell, | stop Hitler. The film pictured the winâ€" LaForest, Raymond (Algebra); Lane, Elsa (Algebra) , ter campaign in Russia and gave a good Rlchmgond, Grace (English). (idea of what the Ru:sian people have Rewegan, Walter. > accomplished. Cavalry, Air Force and E€ullivan, Leona; Syvret, John (Latin) | Ta"ks were shown in a?tion. Ursulak, Vera (cir. 237). . In the second film, ‘"The Road to Promoted from Grade XA to Grade K1‘ VictOo"y."â€"the major battles since 1989 aume as -L as ce aa (Cir. 27â€"indicates student will be promoted under the povisions of Cirâ€" cular 27). Adamo, William; Aro, George. â€" Babando, Peter; Brlden Donald. _ Campagnola, Aldo. Dunbar, Donald. Hansen, Erick; Hayes Mack; Huhta, Leiterman, Olki, Sirkka (cir. 27) Paul, William (cir. 27) Rewegan, Nicholas. Bharp, Elizabeth; Smith, Eura; Bt. Paul, Doris (Geometry). Promoted from Grade XI to Grade XII * ie s 2l tm 080 M s zs Atoat hutechrn ie i aâ€"ts e » it .c d it t (SBubjects lHisted after a student‘s WETe Shown. One of the most dramatic amc condit those _ of these was the view of the sea fight ;le'cts) indicate fons in wile between the‘light British naval units . 27â€"indicates student will be the powerful, long range, E}erman prf)?nigbeg? under t.h: povisions of Cir. POCketâ€"battleship, Graf ; Spee." The cular 27) subsequent scuttling of the Nazi warâ€" R lam: Aro, Geo ship was also shown. ‘The terrific air g:fi:}fgowgém.' Brld’en Drgx;ld raids of the Luftwaffe on London and ‘ Campaghola, Aldo. _‘ _ f the gallant defence of the Royal Air Dunll))arg D:;mld. j Force were other thrilling sctions of o this film, it being shown how the R.A. Léoa-nsen, Erick; Hayes ;Mack, Hubts, F. smashed the massed raids and took Legary. JTames a costly toll of the raiders. Legary, James. Mairs, Robert (cir. 27). Nenonen, Wiljo. Luomi, Lauri, Ostrom, Frederick (cir. 27). Raymer, \John; Rintamaki, Eino; Robinson, Harry. Sheppard, Lloyd. Tuite, Victor., : Veritsky, William. Yorke, George. f Kavanagh, Elvon ( Latin) ks Parnes, Mildred; Bhkeman, Edith. Carruthers, Jean: Corrigh Geral- dine; Corrigan, I la Coste®o, <ERtita ; Coaco Gloria : Obuntryman Lots Fera, Marjory Hansen, Helen. . s Knutson, Lorene. Lane, Daphne; Libby, Irene. q Mahon, Patricia; Mairs, Elien; Malsâ€" stedt, Alice; Miller, Sheila. ‘ Charlinsky, Jennie; Countryman, Mary. * Ralston, Eileen Rdbondo Mary Rhahctarski Mary. â€" > Sarkotich, Annie; Smith, Mary. ‘ Mirtanen, Gemude Visentin, Edlth SByvret, Evelyn. (Gir. #7â€"indicates student will be promoted under the provisions of Cirâ€" cular 37). Promoted from Grade IXA to GradeX Alien, Joyce; Andsten,Helen. Barile Ann; Beard Lynn; Brereton Kalinosky, Katlie:; Karpuik, Prances: Karpuik, Jennie; Kellow, Doris; Ketola, Fro; Knutson, Shirley. MocoDonnell, James; McLellan, John. Pearce, Paul; Pirie, Stewart. ‘Rotondo, Armand. Ursulak, John. Webb, Allan; White, Priscilla. Disher, Elien (Science, French) Lyttle, James (Art) McCaw, â€"Kenneth ‘(Mathematics, (Bubjects W after â€"a student‘s name indicate conditions in thosge stubâ€" «(Cir. 27â€"indicates student will be promoted under the provisions of Cirâ€" cular 27.) Promoted from Grade IXB to Grade X Anderson, John. Barabas, Stanley; Barnes, Richard. Harper, Mary:; Harry, Hilda; Hepâ€" burn Barbara; Hiltunen, Elizabeth. Jarvi, Signa; Jarvi, Sirkka; Jay, Evelyn. graphy). â€" (@Subjects listed after a student‘s name indicate conditions in those subâ€" Jjects.) Landreville, Mirelie:; Lang, Beulah. ModLellan, Peggy:; Malmstedt, Gladys; Manary, CGlorlia; Mawhiney, Wiltha; Merlo, Mary; Michell, Marion. Connelly, Florence (cir. 37); Connelly, Farren, Douglas. Galbraith, Donald (Latin, French). Harper, Leonard; Heilkkila, Aina. Kelly, Annie; Korhonen, Eila (cir. Bennet‘, Eames, Joyce. Flainek, Vida. White, Murray (Mathematics, Geoâ€" (cir. 27); j Burke, +.It was annqunced â€" at the luncheon that there would be a dress parade of the Air Cadets on "Wednesday at 730 p.m., the, Air ; Cadets; .having received ‘their new: uniforms, and ‘being very justly proud of them, and the Kiwanâ€" fans being very justly proud ofâ€" the Air Cadets. * s * The fnteresting and informative films ‘were shown by Mr. Gordon Adamson, of the: Workers‘ Coâ€"operative. Mr. Adamson was introduced by Kiwanian One Film Entitled "Russia F%"hts Back," â€"Another "The Road to Victory." Information and Interest in Shown at Kiwanis Visitors to the club last week were:â€" A. T. Ante, of Timmins; Charles Briggs Jr., of Lincoln Mass.; Lieut. J Weinsâ€" tein; A. E. McGregor and Frank Deaâ€" ville, «of*Toronto;â€"and °J."D. Brady, Timmins. ‘ Winner of the War Savings Certifiâ€" cate for the Week was Kiwanian Reg Smith. Two films of very snecial interest were shown at the Kiwanis luncheon last week at ~the Empire hotel. The ?tlos were suggestive <~of the materâ€" al in the films, and the motion pictures themselves fully justified the titles. On account of an accident to one of the linotyoe machines last week, the report of the Kiwanis meeting did not get into type, but The Advance feels the pictures worthy of special reference and hence this belated report. E. H. King. Kiwanian W. Rinn éfifireis- sed the thanks of the club for the timely pictures shown. Ihe singâ€"song was conducted by Kiâ€" wanian Lyman Murray. "Russia Fights Back" was the title of the first film which gave a striking picâ€" ture of the battle being waged at presâ€" ent by Russia to hold its land and its people from the Hun gangsters. The picture proved that every man, woman and child in Russia is doing a notable part in the earnest determination to stop Hitler. The film pictured the winâ€" ter campaign in Russia and gave a good idea of what the Ru:sian people have accomplished. Cavalry, Air Force and Tanks were shown in action. In the second film, ‘"The Road to Vacation School at South Porcupine United Church South Porcupine, June 209â€"(Special to The Advance) â€" Vacation School opens on Monday at 9 a.m. in both buildings of the United Church. Juniâ€" ors from 9â€"12 years and primary pupilis from 6â€"9 years will be instructed, with older and former pupils assisting the " * PP ie ada. Hlmscll a veteran of the Great War, Col. Drew has been a consisâ€" tent and outspoken advocate of naâ€" tional selective service and total war effort. (courtesyâ€"Picture News Press Ltd., Wellesley St., Toronto, Canada). sleep in 48 a got all too little credit for g? 6 QOttawa Journal:â€"It is good to see a special story of the work of the ground crews of the R.A.F,. and R.C.A.P. ‘Planes> that raided Cologne. These oily and grimy fighters got one hour‘s Col. George A. Drew, leader of the Conservative party in Ontario, is the author of "Canada‘s Part in the Great War," "Germany Prepares for Conquest," and numerous speeches and articles in preâ€"war years, urgâ€" ing military preparedness in Canâ€" _ _ _ A Promotionâ€"List for June Schumacher High School Promoted from 1XA to Grade X Brown, Marion | Pake George. Imbisak, Helen Joki, Henry Hyle, Shirley Lockie, Jean MacDonald, Roderick Ovis, Katherine Popovich, Julie Simac, Emeric Sadorozny, Jean Bertol,. Nello (Art, Business Practice) Cimetta, Angelo (Mathematics, Geogâ€" raphy) 5 Madeline (Science, Mathemâ€" atics) Promoted from 1XB to Grade X Boissonault, Margaret Fraser, Irving Hayward, Barbara Latham, Grace; Leckie, Robert McCarthy, Lola O‘Rourke, Beatrice Percival, Jean; Prentice Joan Robson, Nancy Shanks, Greta Waite, John; Wong, Helen Beattie, John (French, Art) Connell, John (French, English) Marchiori, John (Business Practice, British History) Neilsen, Betty (Mathematics) | Emall, Burrell (Mathematics, Businâ€" ess Practice.) Promoted from XA to Grade XI Byron, Glenys. Campbell Patricia: Cimetta Joseph- ine; Corris 'Kathleen Fabello Nellia. Hall Eileen. Killens Elizabeth; Klimo Susan. LaFontaine Kathryn. Mangotich Leonard. Strigner Paul. Taylor Raymond; Tomlinson John. Webber Gordon. Cretney Norma (Science, Geography) DiFant Olga (Science, Mathematics) Krajacich Cevtko (French, Latin) Kyyriainen Irene (Mathematics) Rudolph (French, Geograâ€" phy) Wallace Robert (Latin, French) ... Promoted from XB to Grade XI := Battocchio Luigi. Clark Merrill; Clark Crawford. Gagnon Gerald., Joyce Christopher. McCowar Mary Elizabeth; ‘Miller Annâ€"Marie; Monoghan Helen. Paukkunen, Sadie. â€" Sampson, â€" Ellen; Soucie, Eileen: Sutherland, June. hxX Turcott, Ferman (Art, Business Pracâ€" tice) . Nurm, Olive. | home Berezosky, Adoiph (Latin, French) â€"days, : Fulton, Robert (Latin, French) there, v l‘fi TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2ND, 1942 LDIERS LEARN Sertich, Mary (History and Matheâ€" matics). Promoted from Grade XI to Grade XII Asselstine, June. Barker, Patricia; Brooker, Edward. Hall, Howard. Joyner, Kirby Laine, Levi. . Mangotich, Carl; Markovich, Mary. Ostershek, Ida. Shaw, Robert; Sheculski, Helen. Cripps, Norman (Physics). Heath, Betty (Algebra) Keeley, Margaret (Latin». Mcleod, Dale (Latin, French) Westerholm, Ruth (Algebra). Promoted from Grade XII to XIII Battigelli, Eda. Cretney, June. Dunbabin, Maisie. Fisher, Alta. o Jenkin, Vera. ' MacMillan, Katrine. Narduzzi, Alma. Turissini, Enes. Urquhart, Jean. Bertol, BRruno (Geometry) Byron, Catherine (Geometry) Fowler, Ethel (Geometry; . Hunter, William (Geometry) . Klisanich, Emil (French, English) Phillips, Lois (Gepmetry, Chemistry) Articles Donated to Make up Boxes to Service Men Any Who Wish to Add Their Contributions to Collecâ€" tion are Asked to Leave Them at 17 Maple Street South. Mrs. P. G. Howard was hostess on Thursday afternoon at a shower, which had as its purpose the donating of artâ€" icles:to make un parcels for men in the services who are without families to send them parcels. The event was sponscred by the Women‘s Institute, and was attended by many of its memâ€" bers as well as others interested in the work of the organization. Among the donations were cigarettes, gum, candy, canned goods, and other articles which make up excellent parâ€" cels for these men, many of whom have been resident in Timmins for several years, but whose original homes are not in this town. Any who wish to make contributions to the parcels are advised that the large container at the Howard home will remain open for a few more days, and articles are asked to be left Individual tea tables were attractivâ€" ely arranged throughout the garden at the home of Mrs. J. Martin, 13 Cherry street, on Thursday afternoon, when a strawberry lawn social was held under the auspices of the Junior Catholic Women‘s League.. Mrs. J. Martin, preâ€". sident, assisted by Miss Rose Carlin, First Viceâ€"President, received the many guests who ‘attended. Women‘s Auxiliary 110 Articles sanitary supplies (quota) 10 Steel helmet caps (nonâ€"quota) (T. H. V. School). 2 sleeveless sweaters. Total of 786 articles. Wool Room Report . W.: Browh reported for the Wool Room that in May, 108 pounds of wool had been received, and 209 pound: O af etraanlcamn2alcon0 a45 an E4 anse The main table was charming with its lace cloth, silver tea services, and centreâ€"piece of American Beauty peoâ€" nies. Red roses and forgetâ€"meâ€"nots centred the individual tea tables, while roses and mixed peonies adorned the home during Wednesday afternoon; when‘ several guests were,; received there. The event had, originally) been planned for Wedhésday afternon; :but due to the inclement weather, was held indoors that afternoon, and continued on the lawn, Thursday. Miss Mae Andrews, pastâ€"president, assisted the hostess in receiving on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. D. Carlin and Mrs. M. Murray presided at the tea table, with Mrs. G. Reynolds, Mrs. J. Reynolds, Mrs. Eldon Keon, Mrs. J. Enright, Mrs. J. Latham, Mrs. T. Eckert, Mrs. F. Kelly, Mrs. L. Chrismas, Mrs. J;: V. Bourke, Mrs. W. Hitch, and Mrs. R. A. Jennings, servâ€" ing. Delicious strawberry shortcake, made to perfection, and tea, were servâ€" ed to the guests, and another special attraction was the display of paintings by Miss Helen Chisholm, talented local artist. Blairmore Enterpriseâ€"A police maâ€" gistrate looked round the court and said to the constable; "Who is bringâ€" ing this allegation?" And a little woman got up and said:; "Please, sir, I‘m the alligator." Canada‘s soldier is second to none and the trainâ€" â€" of rubber salvage, travelling his jeep with all wheels ing he his getting both here and overseas prepares off the ground. He‘s just cleared an obstable and him for fighting under hardest conditions. In the is levelling off for a four noint landing. «09 _ As 22 M UR _ 0 _2 os 4 § aas photograph above the Army has his own scheme SAVING RUBBER â€" THE ARMY WAY The June cexecutive meeting of the Timmins branch of the Canadian Red Choss Society was held on June 11, with the president Mr. M. E. Willliams, and fourteen members present. Reports were presented as follows:â€" Financial Report Mr. A, H. Munroe gave the bank baâ€" lance for May 31st as $18,516.67, afte: which is was decided to transfer $15,â€" 000 to headquarters, provided the reguâ€" lar July meeting approved the transfer. Women‘s War Work The Women‘s War Work report giâ€" ven by Mrs. J. M. Douglas told that the attendance for May had dropped somewhat. Fourteen windows had been used for the display of work during the camâ€" paign. These windows had been loaned by merchants for this purpose. No shipment had been made to headquarâ€" ters due to the campaign, so the list of completed articles represents two months‘ work. 10 Girls‘ 3â€"piece units size 12 (as above). Civilian Clothing (quota) 25 Girls‘ 3â€"piece units, size 10, each containing 1 skirt, 1 cotton blouse, 1 woolen blouse. 25 Women‘s 3â€"piece units size 40, each containing 1 skirt, 1 cotton blouse, 1 woollen blouse. 10 boys‘ 6â€"piece units size 12,, each containing 1 jacket, 1. windbreaker, 1 pr. longs, lpr. shorts, 1 shirt, 1 sweater. 60 Women‘s Nightgowns, extra large. 50 prs. Women‘s bloomers. 50 Infant‘s nightgowns. 30 Girls‘ pyjamas, size 6 5 Girls‘ pyjamas, size 8 44 Girls‘ panty dresses, size 4 (T H. and V. School) Timmins Red Cross Report Shows Excellent Work Being Done in All Lines Transferring $15,000.00 to Head Wool Room Report . Mrs.CH. W.: Browh reported for "the Wool Room that in May, 108 pounds of wool had been received, and 209 pounds 8 ounces of wool and 2 hanks of cotton warp had been given out. 825 knitted articles were turned in and 722 articles had been shipped to headquarters. _â€" Seaman‘s Quota 37. Turtleneck sweaters . 158 prs. plain socks ,_-57 :prs.,.seaman‘s long stockings, (alt) 6. prs seamen‘s ribbed stockings. / ; 60 , aero: caps .: |} / ‘o2 prS, whole ‘mitts. Seamen‘s Nonâ€"Quota 80, facecloths t 5 Seamen‘s scarves 1 Ribbed helmet 2 turtleneck tuckâ€"ins Published in Timmins, Ont.. Canade \â€" EVERY THURSDAT Army and Air Force Quota 20 Turtleneck sweaters 43 Aero caps 19 prs. gloves 8 plain scarves 46 (Alternative caps Army and Airforce (non quota) 13 plain scarves 65 prs. plain socks 2 Aero caps 1 sleeveless sweater 2 prs. gloves 1 pr. 2â€"way milts 6 prs. rifle mitts. Civilian Defence Workers (nonâ€"quota) 1 scarf 1 pr. gloves 2 pr. whole mitts A.R.P. Workers 65 Scarves (T.H. V. School) Hospital Suppliesâ€"(quota) 60 prs. Ward Slippers 120 Surgical towels Civilian Knitting Quota 5 Vâ€"neck sweaters with sleeves. Total 722 articles. ransferring $15,000.00 to Hudci'::l(‘la?iitegr;l:i Of 7!:6 € pped to Articles (Sewing) and 722 Arti Headquarters. Work Rooms to Close During August. Report of Recent Campaign. Quota Exceeded by $5.000. Mrs. Brown further explained the new wool rationing regulations. *All knitâ€" ters had been informed of these and had been given a quota for the sumâ€" mer ‘months. The knitters had been notified that the Wool Room would be open one day a week during the sumâ€" mer months. Work Rooms to Close during August ‘The Women‘s War Work Committee estimates the present quota will be completed by the end of Jluy and deems it advisable to close the Sewing Room for August. use. Doing so was not possible in this locality so it was decided to send $200 to headquarters that it might be used to purchase sugar for branches where fruit was plentiful. Mr. Williams spoke of the interesting features of the Nuâ€" trition broadcasts and complimented Mrs, Colquhoun on her share of the work in this connection. Red Cross Campaign Members of the Campaign committee told of various phases of the Campaign. It was decided to ask the men of the Business commttiee and Mr. R. Ricâ€" hardson to become members of the Executive. Nutrition Mrs. Colquhoun reported that 10 broadcasts in the subject of Nutrition had been given. She brought up the question of preparing jam for overseas Report for 1942 Campaign At a‘meeting of the Campaign comâ€" mittee in April it was decided that the following men would act as mentioned. Campaign Chairmanâ€"K. H. Stubbs. Chairman of Mines Sectiomnâ€"J. M Douglas Chairman of Business Sectionâ€"M. P. O‘Rourke. Viceâ€"Chairman of Business Sebtion-â€" T. Tod Chairman of Residential Sectionâ€"R. Richardson Chairman of Publicity Committeeâ€" M. E. Williams The sections under their competent leaders did a thorough piece of work. The quota was exceeded by $5,000. Over 300 persons participated in the canvassing for the society. To date the results are as follows: Mines Section $30,778;63 Business Section $17,194.87 Residential Section $1,026.591 QOutstanding $166.00 n _ Thankâ€"you letters have been sent to all who helped with the campaign. Special thanks are due the Section Chairman and Team Captains who carried out their duties with fervour and zeal in appreciation of the work of the Society. Lo date the results are as follows; The executive voiced their appreciaâ€" tion of the President, Mr. Williams, and the members of the committee who had worked ceaselessly to assure the success of the Campaign. Mattagami Ladies Guests of Mrs. R. Lazenby at Meet Next Meeting to Take Place | ?t IdIome of Mrs. Walhng- or The weekly raflle was drawn by Mr. Lazenby, with Mrs. M. Wallingford as the winner of a fine pair of Wabasso nillow cases. Mrs. R. Lazenby, of 125 Main avenue was hostess Monday night last week to nmembers of the Mattagaimi Ladies‘ Club it the weekly meeting. A very pleasâ€" ant evening was spent, the hostess serâ€" ving a delicious lunch, assisted by Mrs. . Allison. A Single Copyâ€"KFive Cents The Pioneer Paper . Of the Porcupine. Established 19128 Photoâ€"Public Information

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