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000040000000( # 64 Miss F. Evans, is spending the sumâ€" mer holidays at her home at Nanticoke, Ont. Mr. Gus Doucet, of Kingston, Ont., is visiting at his parental home 201 B Birch south, for several days,. Miss E. Berry left last week for her home at Martintown, Ont., to spend the summer holidays. Miss V. Gowen, of the High School staff, is spending the summer holidays at her home at London, Ont. Miss Lâ€" Quinn is spending the sumâ€" mer holidayvs at her home at London Ont. Mtr. F. Peele, of the Timmins High and Vocational School, is visiting at his home at Lindsay, Ont. Miss G. Thompson, of the school staff of the Timmins High School, is visiting at her home in Toronto. Miss H. Carthy left over the weekâ€" end for her home at Toronto, to spend the summer holidays. Miss Kay Vienotte, a nurse at Niagâ€" ara Falls,, N. Y., is visiting at her home here. Mr. C. Lapalme, after completing the term on the school staff of the High School here, is spending the holidays at North Bay, Ont. Mr. Roly Doucet, of Niagara Falls, is spending the week in town as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Doucet, Birch south. Miss H. Black, of the staff of the Timmins High and Vocational School, left recently for Toronto, where she will spend the holidays. Miss I. Cunningham, of the school staff of the High School, leaves this week to visit at her home at St. Cathâ€" erines, Ont. Mtr‘ and Mrs. H. Runnalls, and famâ€" ily, will spend the summer vacation at Mt. Brydges, Ont., to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. N. Stinson returned to her home at Lindsay, Ont., after completing her term on the staff of the High School here. Tpr. Desmond Hisko, left on Monday for Camp Borden, after spending a few weeks din.town visiting his wife and family. Mrs. A. Belanger, and family left on Sunday for Renfrew, to spend a few weeks huliday, and to attend the wedâ€" ding of her sister Miss Brigid Stubinski. Mrs. J. Hisko, Sr., left on Monday for Renfrew for a holiday and to attend the wedding of her niece Miss Brigid Stubinski. Born â€" In Timmins, on Tuesday, June 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. D. Belanâ€" ger, 26 Hoilinger avenue â€" a daughter (Barbara Ann). Mrs. David Fisher, (nee Anne PFeldâ€" man), of Rochester, New York, is visitâ€" ing her parents, at 108 Pine street south. : South Cochrane Progressive Conservative Association The regular meeting of members of the South Cochâ€" rane Progressive Conservative Association will be held at the Discussions will be limited to the present and post war needs of the riding of South Cochrane and to routine business. Conservatives and interested citizens are invited to attend DINNER AND ENTERTAINMENT AT 6 P.M. Local and Personal Hotel, Iroquois Falls Saturday, July 3rd 1943 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Peter Landry left on Monday to join her husband in St. Catharines. Sergeant G. Starling of the Veteran Guards, at Windsor, is visiting his wile at his home, 56 Laurier avenue. Mrs E. Masson of Toronto, is visiwâ€" ing friends in town for several days. Mrs. H. R. Hopkins and daughter, Gale, of Kearney, Ontario, is visitng with relâ€" atives in town this week. Miss Geraldine Ryan réturned on Monday, after a week‘s holiday spent in Niagara Falls, visiting friends. Miss Marjorie Thomson of Englehart is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Olive Thomson, for the summer holidays. Mr. Howard David left on Tuesday for Sarnia, Ont., where he will be omâ€" sloyed for a few months. Mrs. J. P. Cunningham and daughter Velma, of Toronto, are visiting Mrs. J. M. Shaw, Laurier avenue. Mrs. T. Ormston and son Ray, of Unionville, Ont., are visiting relatives in town for several days. Sergt visiting weeks. Miss Louise Abraham left this week for her home at Sherbrooke, Quebec, where she will spend the summer months.. Miss B. Brown of the school staff of Central School, left this week for Sudâ€" bury to spend a short vacation, prior to leaving for points south. Miss M. McLaughlin left over weekâ€"end for Toronto, where she willi be married on July 17th, to Captain John Clark. | Ind Lieutenant Maurice Bissonnette of the Canadian Army, visited a few days at his parental ohme on Pine street south. Mr. and Mrs. M. Shaw and son Bob, of Sudbury, spent a few days in town this week, attending the Shawâ€"Ormston wedding on Monday. â€" Miss Mary Gedge, of St. Joseph‘s College, North Bay, is spending the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gedge, Balsam south. Miss M. McDonald, left last week for her home at McGregor Bay, Ont., to spend the sumer holidays, before reâ€" ho 0 _ suming her work on the staff of Timâ€" mins High School. Ordinary Seaman Ralph Nichoilson, of the RCNVR., at Ottawa, is visitâ€" ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Nicâ€" holson, Hollinger avenue. Pilot Officer Russel Fortin, R.C.A.F., who has just received his wings at Calgary, Alberta, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fortin, Maple south, before being posted to the East Coast for further duty. Mr. and Mrs. W. Schweiizer will spend the summer holidays visiting at wWaterloo, Ont., before Mr. Schweitzer returns to continue his duty on the stafi of the Timmins High and Vocaâ€" tional School in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Young and family, are spending the summer holiâ€" day at North Bay, Ont., and in the fall, Mr. Young wili return with his family, where he will continue on the High schol staff, as music teacher. Mrs. Irene Gougeon, of the Consumâ€" er‘s Branch of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Ottawa, was a visitor in town last week, when she presented her Victory Cupboard to the women of the district on Friday evening at the Empire theatre. O. McCann, of North Bay, is his wife and family for two Below is an alphabetical list of pu« pils promoted in Moneta Public School June, 1943 :â€" To Grade VIII Anzil, Teresa; Arundel, Faye; Bellini, Nada: Burrows, Elda; Cappadocio, Anâ€" drew; Cherubini, Vany; Cicci, Gino; Del Bel Bellus, Aldo; Del Col, Americo; De Marchi, Orfelio; Dukeshire, Carl; Fabbro, Lillian:; Farronato, Gloria; Pilâ€" lippino, Danilo; Fillippino, Nevis; Pishâ€" er, Tom; Flynn, Nore; Hefferman, Ernâ€" est; Horrocks, Fred; Kidd, Clare; Koren John: Leo, Leila; Marcheson, Bianca; Promotions at the Moneta Public School May, Leslie; McDivitt, Stanley; Mcâ€" Farlane, Donald; McKeen, Alex; Mesâ€" arkin, Mary; Miskov, Annie; Mounsey, Thomas; Palamare, Georgina; Pazâ€" zalato, Edda; Pierce, Trilby; Pressacto, Diana; Rimmer, Jean; Robinson, Jean; Sloggett, Billy; Torlone, Eda; Truant, Neli; Vacchino, Lena. To Grade VII Archer, Jung; Arundell, Willo; Benâ€" do, Rosemary:; Berndt, Mary; Crocco, Henry; Della Vedova Berto; Didone, Angelo; Didone,; Lena Ditullio, Dea‘ Dciâ€"ron, Alvin: Drew, John; Eckford, Douglas; Eckford, Raymond; Engley, Grace: Engley, Phyliss; Farrell, Keith; Favero, Lino; Floreani, Alterio; Foster, Jack; Gusek, Helen; Gyorgy, Victor; Harris, Stewart; Hayes, Elva; Jackson, Lenore: Janes, Eric; Johnston, Billy; Johnston, John; Jones, Walter; Knott, Leonard: Loam, Florence; Majnarich, John:; Marescotti, Lillian; McCurdy, Reg: McKeen, Harris, Muhivich, Nellie; Niddery, Dorothy; Parisi, Alfred; Pelâ€" lizari, Erma; Ray, June; Regan; Thelâ€" ma; Reid, Wendell; Robinson, Bobby; Schiratti, Nedo; Scullino, Jog; Stevens, Robert: Tonnelli Walter; Varin, Benâ€" son: Wagner, William; Wilson, Reid; Wrona, Sophia; Zudal, Paul; Zudal, Pauline. To Grade VI Beke, John; Bellini, Rose; Bellini, Valdo;: Bendo, Louis; Bozzer, Fermo, Bezanson, Steve; Cadieux, Gervais; Cherubini, Norma; Clousi, Mary; Clemâ€" ent, Conrad; Crocini, Raymond; Davâ€" ison, Constance; De Luca, Gloria; Deâ€" Marchi, Alice; Doiron, Gerald; Donoâ€" ghue, Claire; Douglas, Dolores; Frapâ€" porti, Forenzo; Gasteiger, Hans; Goâ€" miero, Morris; Hassett, Jack; Hoope1 Shirley; Hubert, Gerald; Lajeunesse, Arthur; Little, Doreen; MacDonald, Violet; Mackey, Donald; MacRae, Hilâ€". liard; Marshall, Etta; Mascarin, Telesâ€" phore; McCullough, Douglas; McDowâ€" ell, Margaret; McDowell, Roy; Mcâ€" Knight, Gloria; Marello, Dennis; Nidâ€" dery, Earl Patriquin, Lorne; Pontello, Condo; Purificatti, Gino; Ramsqyar, Marcel: Ricci, Mayfalda; Rest, Mike; Robinson, Dorothy; Rusza, Emi; Scarâ€" borough, Raymond; Secord, Lola; Spadafore, James; Stevens, Garry; Stevens, Lowell; Stocco, Sergio;, Toâ€" fanello, Ermo; Torlone, Frank; Treco, Joseph; Treco, Rita; To Grade V Archer, Joy; Archuk, Victor; Becket, Helen; Bialek, John; Billings, Gregory, Rrooks, Beryl; Burden, Carl; Burrows, John: Caddell, Joan; Croft, Mary; Davâ€" idson, Harry; Di Marchi, Lino; DPunâ€" stan, Fred; Eckford, Isabel; Free, Donâ€" ald; Gabriel, June; Gardner, Doreen; Gutcher, Floyd; Harris Dennis; Hay, Carlyle: Horracks, Dorothy; Irish Joyâ€" ce;. Jackson, Hugh; Jones Douglas; Kindervater, Nola; Kotze Annie; Legâ€" gio, Mary; Leggio, Tony; Lizzi, Lucio;} Lucciontonio, Anna; Macdonald, Marâ€" ion:; Magnoric Joe; Marshall, Ida; Marshall, Clayton; Mathews, Opal; McClung, Murray; Newell, Jean; Nidâ€" dery, Andy; Pacione, Gina; Pecile, Lawâ€" rence; Pizzale, YÂ¥vonne Pollon, Alfeco; Pollon, Chester; Potter, Shirley; Protomanni, Angie; Regan, ‘ Mark:; Richens, George; Ruscetti, Donald; Salustro, Lucy; Schiratti, Ruddy; Sinclair, Alice; Stevens, Dawn; Strazisar, Frances; Switzer, Paul; Talâ€" evi, Elio; Tennant, Ivan; Tessier, Barbâ€" ara; Thomson, Bert; Thompson, Lorné; ‘Toffanello, Ray; Warner Clayton; KXamin, Rita. To Grade IV ' Andrighetti, Norma; Babela, John; Bagatto, Elizabeth; Bagnariol, Bruna; Pelotti, â€"Helen; Bergamin, Alvina; Brooks, Joan ; Church, Carolee;g Church, Neil; Ciarrocca, Rena}; Colvincenzo, Fanny; Coleman, Barbâ€" ara} Cosco, Beatrice; Craword, Patricia: Deuilis, Vincenzo; Del Bel Bellus, Ivo; De Luca, Doreen; Di Marâ€" chi, Norman;*Dukeshire, Kendall; Dunâ€" stan, Carl; Everley, Edward; Parronato, Joyce; Fisico, Ugo; Flinsky, Mary; Greco, Joe; Haapanen, Kenneth; Harâ€" ris, Jean:; Hocking, Barbara; Horlock, Douglas; Hudson, Shirley; Jones, Norâ€" man: King, Eve; Knott, Marto; Loreto, Tony: Mallette, Darlene; Marcheson, Bruna; Marson, Elda; McDowell, Thelâ€" ma; McLean, Allan; Miller, Jack; Naâ€" deau, Clarenne; Nevard, Ronald; Paâ€" sion, Lydia; Pittonet, Joyce; Pizzale, Annie: Pollon, Vilma; Repetto, Remo; Richens, Enid; Ruan, Jack; Skrepetz, Billy; Umbrico, Eddie; Weir, Joy; Wilâ€" son, Phyllis; Wilson, Shirley; Yanisâ€" zrewski, Hentry. To Grade IIT Anzil, Alda; Arnold, Robert; Babela, Emily; Berndt, Lila; Burdgn, Lyke; Caddell, Shirley Ann; Davison, Carol; Dionisio, Lina; Gusek, Walter; Holâ€" son, Donald; Horlock, Eldon; Howey, Robert: Jenne, Jack; Leggio, Benito; Lucciantonio, Leo; MacDonald, Grace; McCord, Bobby; McDoweli, David; Mackey, Ramond; Mascarin, Avâ€" enincio; Messavilla, Yole; Nixon, Margaret;: Pezzolato, Thelma; Preéest, Junior: Protomanni, Norma; Reid, Barry; Rimmer, Clarence; Salvaâ€" Nixon, Margaret; Pezzolato, Thelma; Prest, Junior; Protomanni, Norma; Reid. Barry; Rimmer, Clarenc»e; Salvaâ€" dor, Anna: Salvador, Armando; Sand relli,. Carmen: Sandrelli, Robert; Shand, Glen: Spadafore, Frank; Stevens, Paye; Wagner, Ruddy; Weagle, Winnifred. To Grade II Auger, Margaret; Bach, Clifford; Bendo, Doreen; Boniakowski Stella; Casonata, Luigi:; DiSano, Nella; Duâ€" THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO beau, Ross: Edmonds, Norman; Foster, | Coleen; Giop, Dolores; Giorgi, Lily; Grimshaw, Douglas; Gyorgy Olga; Harâ€" pell, Glen; Hooper, Billy; Jones, Rita; Kivekkeboom, Ronald:; Loader, Stanley; Loretto, Mario; Mallette, Wilfred: Mcâ€" 1 Cullough Kenneth; Nixon, Bbby; Risâ€" ci, John; Ray, Claud; Ruscitt! Gabriel; Scullino, Catherine; Scullino, | St. Onge, Jacqueline:; Thompson, Jamâ€" 'es; Thomson, Ronald; Troyer, James;} | Valentich, Mary; Warner, Howard; ’Weagle, Earl; Wrona, Fred. Alphabetical List to Grade II Aitken, George; Andrighetti, Irene; Antonello, John; Arcuri, Edward; Arâ€" undell, Billy; Auger, Dorothy; Beckett, Shirley; Brown, June; Brydle, Doris; Cappadocio, Rita; Cicci, Nellie; Coleâ€" man, Howard, Del Col, Angelica; Derâ€" by, Ray; Devok, Goldie; Dickson, Jane Dukeshire, Leon; Eckford, Marvel; !Fabbro, Cora; Pavretto, Annie; Pera, Gino; Klinski, Irene; Floreani, Aldo; Giacomel, Gould, Rose; Harâ€" ris, Betty; Johnstone, Stuart; Knott, Nancy Ann:; Kotzé, Mary; Kristjansen, Peter; Lamorie, Kenneth; Lee, Shirley; Litle, Jacqueline; Mackey, Violet; Montgomery, Beverly Ann; Morrison, John; McBPowell, Rita; Pecile, Janette; Petricola, Tony; Post, Shirley Ann; Rigby, Arnold; Robinson, Shirley Ann; Salustro, Domenico; Schiratti, Delores; Spadafore, Anita; Warner, Georgiarose; , | Wilson, Doris; Wrona, MarijJan. y To Primary : Ditullio, Edward; PFPree, Clifford; Gardiner, Alan; Gardiner, Bobby; Lemâ€" â€"‘ on, Donna; Marshall}, Lyle; McDonald, ! Billy; McIntosh, Doris; Richens, Eilâ€" ,' ren; Roy, Jerry; St. Onge, Arnold; St. â€"| Onge, Dorothy; Warner, Shirley. Central Public School Promotion List for June The following is the promotion list of the Central Public School: Promoted to Grade 2 Room 16â€"(L. Brown, teacher)â€"Anâ€" zselc, Frank; Barton, Carolyn; Blair, Patsy:; Bowes, Ilene; Dunsmore, Donâ€" ald; Farrell, Barbara; Feldman, Irving; Gulas, Muriel; Hunt, Peggy; Huyion, Mae; Kaskinen, Nancy; Kuzik, Lillian; Irwin, Jack; Marining, Dolores; Marâ€" ining, Rita; Moore, Marilyn, Marshall, Jon; Murdock, Anne; MacKechnie, Ronald; Otonichar, Frank; Onotsky, Robert; Penney, Albert; Robinson, Roâ€" bert; Schaeffer, Luduik; Strong, Marâ€" ion; Ursaki, George; VanLuven, Shirâ€" loy: Valenius, Ronald; Wharton, Do« regen; Wismath, James. Promoted to Grade II Room 15 (I. Campbell, teacher), Orâ€" ville Atkins, Glen Boyce, Shirley Braithâ€" waite, Lois Campbell, Norma Connor, Donald Duff, Clayton Elliott, Geralaâ€" ine Elliott, Mary Fee Gerald Hanstke, David Hansuld, Joseph Horvat, Jean Huckerby, Robert Hursti, Carl Jacobs, Harvey Johnson, Kareen Maloney, Barâ€" bara McCallum, Paul Nisula, Pirkko Orpano, Rinald Pappone, Tan Purdie, sander St>rn, Shirley Stilwell, Franâ€" ces Tomlinson, Claire Vaillancourt, Elsie Vanclief, Joseph Virc,. Shirley Wasmund, Elmer Wizelius, Anne Marie Young. Promoted to Grade Two Room 14â€"(M. Cameron, teacher)â€" Ash, Vivian; Baleck, Mitchell; Eckford, Melville; Johnston, Joan; Mitchell, Kenneth; Pavelko, Irene. Promoted to Grade Three fmzelic, Norma; Barber, Roland; Bell, Delmar; Bowes, Mary; Brown, Ronald: Buczkowski, Jennie; Burt, Catherine; Cannell, Eric; Edwardson, Helga; Fishman, Jack; Grocholski, Oglaâ€"Ann; Groom, Helen; Harper, Winston: Hirsch, Frank; Hunt, Sally; Jones, Gwen; Kemball, Barry; Martin, Marion; McMaster, Bruce; Novotny, Mary; Ralph, Kerry; Rice, Grace; Hogg Billy; Rosenthal, Jean; Sillifant, Kathâ€" leen; Smith, Jean; Stephenes;, John E.; Sutherland, Marilyn; Uren, Norma; Viasylyshu, Joe. : Grade II to Grade III Room 13â€"(M. Saunders, teacher)â€" Ben Carnovale, David Hindson, Gordon Jilks, Edward Johnston, Pauline Johnâ€" ston, Richard Leiterman, Sidney Menâ€" nie, Gary Moore, Nancy Orpana, Norâ€" man Promane, Herman Shankban, Pauâ€" line Shields, Olga Spoiala, Donald Weir, Patrick Villeneuyve. Grade III to Grade IV Room 13â€"Nellie Apelvich, Jo Ann Andrews, Rivaâ€"Leah Atkins, Doreen Avery, Bradley Barton, Ritaâ€"Jean Harnden, Walter Holmes, Teuvo Junâ€" ka, Emily Kriak, Maxine Martin, Joâ€" sephine Plese, Georgette Portelance, Betty Price, Joe Slak, Barbara Ssutherâ€" land Conditionalâ€"Jerry Sax, Bert Wasâ€" mund, John Tomlinson. Grade 3 to Grade 4 Room 12 (V. L. McKinley, teacher)â€" Albert Carnovale, Mary Gasparic, Norâ€" ma Gratton, Annie Leszuck, Arlene Mopplebeck, Edward Pichenuk, Aimp Salo, Barbara Sears, Jimmy Sinardo, Olive Strong, Jerry Thurston, Grade 3 to Grade 5 Jean Armctrong, Patty Beattie, Jean Babic, Peter Caldbick, Marjorie Fisher, Nancy Fleming, Florio Guarda, Henry Hansen, Barbara Horester, Arthur Hudâ€" son, Gordon Jacobs, Gertrude Matyâ€" mish, John MacLeod, Margaret Murâ€" ray, Asta Orpana, Alex Ros¢, Marilyn Runnalls, Winnifred Sillifant, Malcolm Slack, Jon Stahl, Lynn Smith, Georgia Thompson, Loyal Vaillancourt. Grade IV to Grade V. Room 1liâ€"Lilian G. Hale, teacher)â€" Bradley, Bill; Burt, Jim; Cannell, Winâ€" nifred: Connor, Shirley; Cran, John; Day, Fay; Durisek, Emil; Freedland, Betty; Friedman, Bob; Gadsby, Norâ€" man: Gledhill, Gs:orge; Gregg, Jack; Hans»n, Helmer: Hogg, Rodney:; Irwin, Ruth:; Jacobs, ifen:; Kautto, Georg?, Leiterman, Alison ; Leschuk, Mike: Macâ€" Donald, Jim Maki, Jack; Martyn»n, Eight Births Recorded at Timmins During This Week Born â€" on May 19th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Carnovale, 13 Birch South, â€" a son (Bruno Alphonso Dario). Born â€" June 9th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sole, MA Toke street, at St. Mary‘s hospital â€" a daughter (Carolyn Judy). Born â€" on June ist, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jensen, 53 Lakeâ€" shore Rd., â€" a daughter (Ruth Isobel) Born â€" on June 9th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Axello Pezzola, 15 Kirby avenue â€" a daughter (Linda Jean). Born â€" on May 30th, 1943, to NMr. and Mrs. Niri Teigen, Paymaster Mine, at St. Mary‘s hospital â€" a son (Norman Richard). Born â€" on May 24th, 1943, and Mrs. Leo McCann, 308 Waterloo Rd., at St. Mary‘s hospital â€" a son (James Patrick). Born â€" on June 8th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Provincial, 8 Coronation Stret, Mountjoy Twp., â€" son (Alexis Felix). Presbyterian Church Ladies Hold Final Kanitting Meet Born â€" on June 24th, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robert Starling 10 Vimy avenue â€" a son (Gordon David). The closing meeting for the season of the Presbyterian church knitting group was held at the home of Mrs. P. Pearce, 8 Vimy Avenue, on Thursâ€" day evening. Those present were Mrs. G. Aitken, Mrs. J. Ralph, Mrs. W. Isnor, Mrs. W. Caves, Mrs. R. Wales, Mrs. C. Pennie, Mrs. C. Baxter, Mrs. J. Trevethan, Mrs. 1DD>. Marks, Mrs. B. Pearce. During the evening a number of knitted articles were completed for the Red Shield, and at the close of the evening a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Tom; Mitchell, Shirley; Price Marjorie; Pynnonen, Kosti; Ruscior, Bill, Rutâ€" ledge, Clara; Spoiola, Jennie; Springâ€" ham, Ruth; Stillwell, Bernice; Taylor Cozzy; Tonkin, Peter; Walker, Ruth. Grade 5 to Grade 6 Room 10â€"(Margaret E. Haines, tea"~ cher)â€"Byberg, Vera; Chiola, Anita; Chop, Rudolph; Darling, Donald; Dunâ€" bar, Diane; Gavine, Robert; Goodings, Gareth; Halonen, John); Kanuck, Anâ€" nie; Knox, Margaret; Moscarello, Lena; Nisula, Elsi; Pavelko, Helen; Pinciuc, Jenny; Plvan, John; Prest, Norman, Rodda, Kenneth; Rosenthal, Perry; Saloranta, Henry; Wasmund, Gerald; Weir, Marilyn. Grade 5 to Grade 6 Room 9â€"(M. Morrison, teacher)â€" Adamson Brian; Armstrong, Maxinne; Avery, June; Barilka, Alex; Baxter, Ida; Baxter, Morley; Bisson, Claire; Blackâ€" more, Donald; ‘Blahey, Raymond; Bowes Donald; Bridegman, Terrance; Byrom, Donald; Connell, Willhemina; Connelly, Gail; Cox, Herman; Eshelin, Ensio; Essa, Doreen; Feldman, Ronald; Fowâ€" ler June; Lynn, Norman; Garner, Graâ€" ham; Groom, Marguerita; Halonen, Paul; Hill, Jack; Johnston, William; Kerr, Donald; King, Rosela; Konig, Elizabeth; McDonald, Douglas; Macâ€" Fayden, Salley; Payea, Annie; Pivan, Aranka; Peterson, Norma; Prince, Malâ€" colm:; Robert, Victor; Russell, Ronald; Robinson, Joan: Stickley, Donald; Tayâ€" lor, Lorne; Thurston, Lorna; Utrianian Vivian:; Varley, Douglas; Walli, Douglas; Yackey, Harry. Promoted from Grade VI to Grade VII Grade 6 to Grade 7 Jamsa, Nellie; Kemball, Robert; Maâ€" rinig, Bruno; McDowell, Jack; Mitchell, Marjorie; Ormandy, Billy; Palmer, Lois; Portelance, Albert; Richardson, Charlotte; Rose Betty; Sennuck, Mike; Skrebiec, Steve; Smith, Frances; Villeâ€" neuve, Theres:2; Whittam, Marion Zill~ pancic, Tony, Room 8â€"(M. Tackaberry, teacher)â€" Atkins, Irving:; Bisson, Ernest; Blackâ€" burn, Helen; ‘Blow, Bound, Diane; Bradley, Doreen; Cannell, Keith; Carâ€" novale, Florence; Chalmers, Christine; Curik, Lawrence; Domagalski, Airin;}. Feldman, Helen; Feldman Michael; Friedman, Dell; Gibson, Mary; Griener, Louise: Hanstke, Billy; Hansuld Helen Shirley; Harting, Teddy, Hindson, Donald; Hway, Victor; Johnston, Betâ€" ty; Kramp, Shirley; McGarry, Regis; Nippers, Gwen; Pavelko Bessie; Pizer, Gerald; Platus, Leone; Potocny, John; Ruscior, George; Shook, Mary Diane,; Shornys Daniel; sporer Elizabeth; Steâ€" fanich, Mary; Stephens, Jerome; Vailâ€" lancourt, Laurette: Youlton, Bernard. Promoted from Grade 7 to Grade 8 Room 7â€"(L. Penney, teacher)â€" Anâ€" +onello, Irma; Ash, Kathleen; Bendo, Norma: Blackmore, June; Buvala, Anâ€" nie; Church, Glenn; Church, Isobel; Cividini, Zdenka; Coleman, Betty; Colâ€" lins, Vivian; Coulas, Julia; Coulas, Patâ€" ricia; Devine Dorothy; Elmer, Frank ; Favretto, INYEST WHaAT YOUV SAaAVE IN WAR SaÂ¥INGS STAM?FPS ;»m : : : that‘s right! 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Malowney, teacher)â€" Babic, Carl; Babic, Henry; Cran, James; Drew, William; Favero, Bruno; Griener, Doris; Gautcher, Lois; Irving, Mary: Johnson, Elizabeth: Janes, Ruth; James Iris; Johnstone, Ellen; Kivela, Lemp!i; Kuzik, Marlanne: Kemball, Walter: King, Vera:; Koretz, John; Lillie, Norâ€" man; Macallum, Willa; Mackay, Clifâ€" ford; McInnis, Allan; Matson, Sherâ€" win: McCollough Allan; Niddery, Betâ€" ty: Pittonet, Dolores; Rothwell, Wilâ€" liam:; Rothwell, Jean; Repetto, Norma; Stephens, Garfeld; Skubinski, Helen; Stocco, Sylvanno:; Stevens, Mackenzie; Beverley; Bilotti, Louis®; Doi« ron, Roger. Room 4â€"(O. Lewis, teacher)â€" Clair Archer; Lois Lee Bourbonais; Ada Brazâ€" zoni; Mary Colarncinzo, Doreen Collins, Matida Czihay, George Divok; Roseâ€" mary Dougherty, Branko Erdeljac, Anâ€" gelo Fera:; Margaret Foy, Betty Hockâ€" ing, Stanley <~Holson, Mary Huckerby, Ronald Hutchinson, Charles Jemmett, Ruth Korpela, Ronald Lawrey, Phyllis Leiterman, Nick Matymish, Shirley McLaren, Emilia Mion, Lore@na Patriâ€" quin, Margaret Robb, Mary Rostkowsk1i, Herbie Schroeder, Cecil Sinclair, Eda Slack, George Soininen, Jéana Spada~â€" fore, Myrtle Thomson, Oryville Wasâ€" Arnold Winsa. Says Bond Was Not Stolen But Part of Poker Stakes Charge Withdrawn, but Bond. Belongs to Original At police court on Tuesday there was a charge of receiving stolen goods aâ€" gainst Eli Clairmont, but the charge was withdrawn. Mr. J. B. Lieberman, who appeared for the accused explained that his client had not knowingly reâ€" ceived stolen goods (in this case a Vicâ€" tory Bond) but that he had taken it in a poker game from another man who had lost $21.00 to him. The bond was not bought, but taken as security, and as soon as he had learned there was trouble about the bond, his client had refused to cash it at the bank. Crown Attorney Caldbick said. that there was every evidence to prove that the bond hgs been stolen from its rightâ€" ful ‘owner, but there was no evidence to connect the accused man with the theft, except the fact that he was in possession of the bond. The Crown Attorney added that the only reason the accused could have had for being suspicious about the ownership of the bond was the price which he paid for it. Their point, however, was covered by Mr. Lieberman‘s explanation that the bond was not bought for $21.00 but taken as security. The case was aCtâ€" cordingly withdrawn. Mr. Lieberman then asked if his client could dispose of the bond to get the money owed it, but the Crown Attorney said that the bond belonged to the original owner, and that now that it was established that it had been stolen, Mr. Clairmont would be liable if he tried to dispose of it. Mr. Dean Kester, K. C., appeared for Owner. Walter Bach, who faced two charges, one of receiving stolen goods (cigaretes taken from the A. P. Store) and the other of failing to observe the National Selective Service Mobilization Act regâ€" ulations. ‘The former charge was with= drawn, and on behalf of his client Mr. Kester entered a plea of guilty in the Mobilization Act case. Bach was senâ€" tenced to one day in jail, and then to be taken under escort to North Bay for Medical examination for the military. A charge of being in possession of stolen goods against Exhriam Bellair was remanded for a week. The article alleged to have been stolen was a radia=â€" tor cap. Th;;e was also a remand of a week in the theft charge against Bernard Gagnon, charged with the theft of a tweed suit and military discharge but=â€" Two men charged with disorderly conduct had the charges against them withdrawn. There were several UVAIC QijdigUo. One man paid $1.00 and costs for ilâ€" legally making a left turn. For failing to stop at a stop sign a fine of $1.00 and costs was imposed. Two charged with failure of having their tail lights on were each fined $1.00 and costs. On a similar charge another man who failâ€" ed to appear will be personally served with a summons. Two drunks were each fined $10.00 and cost# or ten days, one of them, a young lady taking the ten days. . A repeater on the drunk charge was fined $50.00 and costs for a second offence. He askâ€" ed for time to pay his fine, but the sentence had to stand. O. Junnila was remanded on a vagâ€" grancy charge. Recently when in court on other charges, Chief Gagnon was kind enough to secure work for the young man and the charges against him were dropped. He did not conâ€" tinue at the work secured for him, howâ€" ever, and so now faces the charge of vagrancy. First Degree Exemplified by Timmins Council K. of C. On Sunday, June 27th, the Timmin® Council Knights of Columbus held an exemplification of the First Degree, in the Church of Nativity Hall. A large number of members attended the conferring of the Degree. Grand Knight J. W. Spooner welcomed the new members of the council. He spoke of the good work done by the Order, particularly the active pari taken in the past of the older members present. He remarked that the membership had decreased considerably during the past year, some thirtyâ€"five members having joined the Armed Forces. He also thanked the officers and members for their valuable assistance and coâ€"operaâ€" tion during the past year. Due to the lateness of the hour, the election of officers for the ensuing year was postponed to July l1th, the next regular meeting of the local K. of C. Council. ‘All were asked to attend this very important meeting. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED With Scientific Accuracy Irvin Rosner, R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Appointment Phone 1877 BUCOVETSKY BLDG. 21 Third Ave. Timmins several traffic charges by