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O‘Leary, Patrick (French); . Ovis, Frederick. | Pooley, Neil. Rajkovich, Teddy (Mathematics) Urquhart, Ronald. Vrbanac, Nick. Wharton, Bertram; Wilson, Kennet.h Rae, Kenneth. (IX C â€"Barrett, Barbara. Dybyk, Sally. Elliot, Joyce. 1 Gomercich, Mary . â€" _(French); Goodâ€" ger, Dorothy. : Hannigan, Estelle (Social Studies). Innes, Patricia. Keizer, Dorreen. / Marini, Nicolina; Matasich, Katy; Miller, Lorna. j Olson, Joyce. h Perkovich, Pauline; Pihlala, Tlonag; Pulez, litke U Euces Rose, Bettejane fa" ~â€" F Sauriol, Blanche; Sebalj,. Anne; Setacci, Paolina; Shantz, Beverley; Skvorich, Mary; Sutherland, Mary (French) ‘ j Vidonic, Mary; Violino, Therese. Waddle, Catherine; Walko, Winâ€" nifred (Maths): Wallis' Betty (F‘renCh) Wilson, Marie (French). Promoted From X To XI | Barrett, Ted (French); Battochio, Santo; Beattie, Robert; Bettiol, Irene; Brklacich, Rose; â€" Byers, Jacquelipe (Latin, French). Dee, Rae; Douglas, June. Green, Hendricka. Hadley, Elizabeth; Hannigan, Gor- don (French) Hannigan, Ray; Hicks, Melville. ( Kallio, Reilla; Killins, Norma:; Kirkâ€" land, Margo. ‘Lahey, Patricia; Lorenzon, Mary. MacMillan, Malcolm (French); Mcâ€" Donald, Douglas (English, French); Hall, â€" Edward â€" _ Studies, French); Genevieve; Hay, Courtalene; Hegedus, H2len; Holjevar, Madeleine. Kennedy, John (Social Studies). Langlois, Marieâ€"Panmle. * McCarthy, Eldon; McGee, James: MacQuarric. James; Mangotich, Geo. The following is the lower sehool promotion list for Schumacher Hith School:â€" NOTE: Subjects listed after the name of the candidate indicate conâ€" ditions in those subjects. Promoted From IX To % (IX A) â€"Barker, Percy ; Bragagnoln, Nedo:; Bragagnolo, Rinc. Clark, Allen. Defelice, Joseph. s . Flora, Archie. Gallagher, Brian. Hall, Kenneth (French); Hannigan, Gerald (French). 5 Johnson, Dale (French). Krajacich, Charles; Kramarich, Slavko. ' Ladesich, dward.. Mackenzie, Marchiori, Norma; McCarthy, Ruby; Miloknay, Mary; Moran, Sheila. f Pecaric, Cathsrine; Pecaric, Peter (Mathematics, Business Practice and guidance); Prest, Ellaâ€"Mae . (Social Studies, French). Robson, Molly; Rubic, Rose, Selebgi, Mary (Mathematics); Stewâ€" art, June; â€"Sutherland, Ida (French). Wherry, Douglas; Wills, Donald. (IX B) â€"Barron, Patricia; Buchar, Stanley; Burke, : Lois (French). Cicci, Mary; CCousineau, Jeanette. Ellis, Elizabeth. Ferko, Louise. Gauthier, Fidelii« (Science, French); Grist, Evelyn. Schumacher High School Lower School Promotions n outh Porcupine, Dome and the District Hours of Work and Vacation with Pay Act 1944 â€" _‘ VACATION: CREDIT â€" CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY s \ Employment Period ~JULY 1. 19446, TO JUNE 230, 1945 Employees in the Construction Industry holding Vacation Pay Stamp Books conâ€" taining Vacation Credit Stamps for the 1944â€"45 employment petiod may preâ€" sent their books on or after June 30, 1945, to any CANADIAN CHARTERED BANK or to any Provincial Savings Office and upon proper identification shall receive the cash eqmvalent of the stamps contained therein. Employees should apply for new Vacation Pay Stamp Books, now available, for the employâ€" ment period July ist, 1945, to June 30th, 1948. t Promoted from Grade XII ; to â€"Grade XIII Adamson, Jean; Allen, Joyce. Barabas, Stanley; Barilko, Ann:; Barnes, Richard; Brereton, Berna. Subjects listed after a student‘s name indicate conditions. in these subjects. Cir. 27 indicate students will be proâ€" moted under the provisions of Circular 27. # Cakill, Phillis (Cir. 27); Campagnola, Louis <‘(French); Countryman, Mary (Gir. 27); Courchesne, Dorothy. The following is the South Porecuâ€" pine High School Promotion List, June Fera, Marjory; Fleming, Douglas (French). Harper, Mary; Hawes, Frank. Jay, John :(French), Knutson, Lorene; Rnutson, Shirley. Landreville, Muriel (except chemisâ€" 3 South Porcupine High School Promotion List The followinhg have been recomâ€" mended to the Department of Educaâ€" titn for promotion to Grade KIIfLI. Subjects in brackets indicate conâ€" ditions. § Beattie, John. Cimetta, Angelo (English) DiFant,, Olga. Fraser, Irving. Hayward, Barbara. Keeley, Elizabeth; Kirkland, John: Kyle, Shirley. Lathaitn, Grace; Lockie, Jean. McCarthy, Lola : Percival, Jean: Prentice, Joan. Robeértson, ‘Marion. Sheculski, Rudoiph: Soucie, Eileen, Taylor, James. Walite, Jack. Zadorozny, Jean. Pavliica, Walter; Porkovich, Zora; Petcof1, Peter ‘(English, French). MCM. 'mds ; Bamp:son, Bernard; Sauriol, Morris; Smail, Burrel!; Studden, Shifley, Todd, Lena. - e Schumacher High Sthool . ‘The follOWing have been recomâ€" mended to the Department of Bduca« tion for promotion to Grade Xff. Sub« jects indicate conditions:â€" Aho, Rolahd (Algtbra). Battbcchio, Lillgi; Bassett, Shella; Boljovac, Nick. Cameron, Glen. DiFant, ‘Eddie. _ Madeline. Gilbert, Betty; Grenko, John. Keyes, Murlel (Algebra): Kirkland, Mary. Malisani, Cecilia (Algebra): Monagâ€" han, Effie; Montighy, Edgar. El¢a. © Popovith, Velma. Rubic, Mary. Shantz, Veronicha. Verbik, Mildred, Todhunter, Roger. _ Westerholim, George; Wharton, Matrâ€" jJorie. McGrath, Dorothy; Nancy; Mansfield, Pred Mesich, Matthew: Morandin, Reria (English, History). McLellan, Margaret. Ollila, Eila. Rotondo, Laura. Santaharju, Eila; Somerville, Joan. Cooper, Nancy. * David, Marc; Doherty, Genevieve (Math. and French) ; Dunbar, Douglas; Durich, Joe. Ehnman, John. m CCR ET Premeted from Grade IXC to Grade X Bubjects listed after student‘s name indicates conditions in those subjects. Allen, Audrey; Allen, June; Anderâ€" Tadej, Alima; Tonoff, Stella; Tub«. man, Rete (Math. and French); Tuome, Elmer, | Vessel, Louise. ; 1 Wachnuik, Eleanor; Williams, David (Math. and French). Ylijoki, Annie. Zardo, Iris (Math.). Promoted from Grade IXB to Grade X Bubjects listed after student‘s name indicates conditions in those subjects Anderson, Mary; Austdal, Alex. Harper, Norman; Hocike, Arnold (French and Mist.); Huot, Edward (Math. md French): Jarvensivu, Edward. Kendrick, Ruth (Hist.); Kriemanich, Sarkotirh, Katie; Schmelsle, Carl (Music); Smith, Macdalene, Somerâ€". ville, Donald; Sutherland, Donald (French). Nenonen, Elmer, Ostrom, SBybil. :Pearce, Richard (French); Price, Florence. fiébman. Margaret; Reed, Flora; Rudkin, Eric. . Promoted from Grade IXA b to Grade X Subjects listed after student‘s name indicates conditions in those subjects. Mansfield, Gatry. Passaw, Edna (Math); Paul, Gordohn; Pearce, : Williatm; Piccin, Kvelyn (6¢i« ence); Pirie, Lofne, Raymer, Barbara; Rivett, Martha. Saumur, Cecile; Skeléton, Jéan; Sulâ€" livan, Joan. Toppari, Wiilfred. Ursulak, Carrie. Veritsky, Anne, Walker, Ina (Latinn; Woodward, Jasper; Whitton, Jean. Yorke, Francis. Fera, George (Frenth and Latin); Fleming, Murray; Franceschine, Eda. Kuusela, Leo. Lane, > Thomas; Lightbody, â€"fan} Longworth, William. Tuuttila, Eila. Ursulak, John. White, Priscilla (chefnistry).. Zabiak, Minnie (eÂ¥cept chemistry). Promoted from Grade XI to XII Subjects listed after a student‘s hame indicate conditions in these subjects Antila, Lila. Brightwell, Joyce. Campaghnola, Clata; Connelly, Marâ€" zaret; Courchesne, Juhe Fasan, Anthony. Heikkila, Oliver. Johnson, DofIiS. Kaitola, Lila: Roskl, Sylvia. Ledingham, Noreen. McDonnell, James. Mawhiney, Patfitia, Pearce, Paul (Latifn). White, Norine (algebra and physics). Promoted from Grade X to Grade XI Ssubjécts listed after a student‘s name indi¢ate conditions in these,. subjects. Andréw, Willlam. _ Beard, William:; Brouillard, Robert. Cliff, Marilyn; Coyne, Denise, Deacon, William; ‘Ditnitroff, Penca; Draper, Mabel; Dzuiba, Rolly (French and Latin). Pirstâ€"class Honoursâ€" Loreéh Patâ€" rick, Donald Kelly. Honoursâ€" * GHoria Clarke, Eve King, Carol Bennard. ley. SENIOR GRADE . Firstâ€"class Hondul#=â€"= Klslte INTERMEDIATE GMADE First«class iski, Plorente Carndvale, F. R. C. 0. Extaminations in music were at ~the (Grey Sisters‘ Convent, Spruce Street North, T:mmins, Friday, June by J. w. Bea Mus. Doc., of the tm E#*aminations in music were held at ~the cGrey Sisters‘ Convent, 118 Spruce Street North, T:mmins, on Friday, June #Â¥#nd., by J. w. Bearder, Mus. Dac.f, !'.R.Q.O.. of the Domifi« on College of Montreal. The following pluplis Were siccess. ful and obtained cértifitates: : Music at the Grey Sisters‘ Convent Examinations Conducted by J. W. Bearder, Mus. Doc., Try The Advance Want Advts. , Cameron, Roy; Cooke, Beverley; Honoursâ€" Ifene Giallonardo. JUNIOR GRADER Honoursâ€"Lucio LuÂ¥#!, Joan tHunt. ~ ELBMENTARY GRAbE Honoursâ€" June Holdén. PRIMARY GRADE TRANSITION Firstâ€"clash Mohnoursâ€" Williectta Kel: their "Boots for Britain" Fund. A levely hand. crocheted centre piece made by W. M. Mrs. Dorothy Spitz was won by Miss Jean Miller. Miss Eisie Reed was convenor for this afâ€" {air. Mrs. Gladys Worth and Mrs. D. Â¥ x _ # _ # _ c tss § Fund from Mr. R. Ellis acting for the Atudents‘ Council of the South Porcupine High School, As soon AS addresses, etc., are obtainable the good work of sending parcels to serâ€" vice men will go on, this time to the those in the army of occupation and those going to the Pacific front. Mrs. Ben Curtis President adds her thanks from the Comfort Fund for this most welcome donation. Mrs. Frank Reynolds is home aftâ€" er being two months in Toronto General Hospital. Mrs. Tom Kelly is taking up resiâ€" dence again in town, (from Toronto) on Cecil Ave. Priges for whist at the L.O. Moose Lodge on Friday night were won by Mrs. Beauchamp, Mrs. A. DeRosa and Mrs. Poppleton. Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgins are on The Patriotic Club of the O.E5. held a bake sale and afternoon tea last week in the Masonic Hall for Latest reports of Mrs. Melvilie who underwent operation last Thurâ€" sday in ‘Toronto General Hospital are favourable. Mrs. Melvilie‘s friends wish her a speedy recovery and feâ€" after the bake tabel. Mrs C. Day, Miss Gena Higgins took her class of Public School children with Miss Ferrigan‘s class to the Kiwanis playâ€" on Tuesday after school and they had a wonderful picnic. ahd candy bars were on tap and all had a grand time. Mrs. C. H. Lilly, Bec. Treasurer of the Comfort Club, acknowledges with thanks the donation of $20 to the Mrs. Robert Brown and Bobby of Noranda, visited at the home of Mrs. Bfinton for a few days before going on to Cochrane. Another huge picnic was held â€" on Bunday in Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Park sponsored by â€"the Catholic â€" Men‘s Cltub of St. Joachim‘s Church, The C.W.L, undertook to serve beams and were kept busy. Sports for the children occupied the afternoon and Mr. J. Kelly with ticket no. 587 won the 650 Victory Bond. A great number attended. Mrs. James Armstrong returned on Thursday after spending three weeks visiting her children in NMiagara and Grimsby.â€" Her sister in ~Toronto is much improved in health, she reports. Arne Manner, formerly of the R.C. A.F., has taken his discharge and is home. . Picnics are the order of the day now that June weather is here.> On Saturday last the Sunday Schools of the «United Church at S. Poreupineé and Dome held their annual picnic¢ at the Buffaloâ€"Ankerite beach. A large crowd enjoyed the fun and the outing. Little Joan Hodgins fell‘ into deep water and was for a minute unâ€" noticed, but revived after resuscitaâ€" tion had been successfully performed. ‘This put a monmentary damper on the day but Joan is fortunately none the worse for. the, adventure.today. Mr. Anderson was in charge of transportâ€" ation for the children, and all the Eunday School â€" teachers helped â€" to make the day a pléeasant one for the children. : Kayo Ilola (Leading Stoker. R.C.N. V.R.,) is home on leave. South Porcupine, June 27th, Special to The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gervais, who have been living in S8t. Catherines for the pagst three years,‘ have returned to take up residence in Golden â€"City. _ The guests of honour were: Mrs. Harry Gram (Minnie Levinson), whose husband has returhed from ovérseas and who will now retire to private life; Miss Ruth Winters, who we unâ€" derstand has actepted a position in Bermuda (and will be teaching on the staff of the ‘school there whose ptinâ€" cipal is Stan Blake, formerly South Porcupine High,. School princi« pal); Miss Mary Phéelps, who will be movifig to Poft Arthur soon to become the bride of Mr. Arthur Beasley (for«â€" merly of South Poreupine); Miss Ruth Pritchard; Miss Alma Carlisle. An enjeyable social evening was in charge of Misses F. Hogan,, B, Mcâ€" Keown and â€"V. Ferrigan. ~Mr. R. Ship presented each with a gift from the group, wishing them well in their new fields of work and expressing regret at losing them from the local teaching staffs. South Porcupine Groups Enjoying Picnies These Days Other Items of Interest from South Porcupine and the Dome South Porcupline, June 26th. Special to The Advancte. â€" â€"~ | On Friday evening the members of Porcupineé® ana pome Public held a social hour in South Porcupine Echool ‘Auditorium to honâ€" our those teachers who will not be re« turnihg to the staffs in Spetember. A aelightful tea was served (Miss KR Donlevy, convenor) with Miss Eâ€" ther Dean presiding at the teaâ€"tabl> Those assisting were Miss Oreta Walkâ€" er, Miss Gena Higgins, Miss Kathleen Woodal!l and Miss Alice McMunn. In Honour of Teachers Leaving the S. P. Schoul d Mrs. John Hodgins are on this week in Shawville. reports of Mrs. Melville TIMMINS, ONTARIO Mr. and Mrs. Stan Tresidder, of Cobalt, is visiting Mrs. Tresdder‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Harris, Third Ave. Miss Margaret McDonnell, Reg. N., New York, is visiting her brother and sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. McDonâ€" nel, Popular Street. Miss Jessie Scullion, of Toronto, is visitng at the home of Mrs. John Mrs. L. Scorrar and baby son, Bobby, left to spend the summer with friends at Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Teal, Bank ol Commerce Apt., First® Ave., left to spend the summer at Port Colborne Mr. Teal is on the Schumacher High School Staff. Miss Ethel Leck, student at St. Joseph‘s College, North Bay, is spending the holiday season with her father, Mr. William Leck, McIntyre Property. t Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle and daughter, Margaret, motored up from Simtoe to spend the weekâ€"end with their daughter, Miss E. A. Doyle, who is on the staff of the Schumacher High School. Miss Doyle accompaniâ€" ed her parents back to Simcoe wher? she will spend the holiday season. Mrs. McDonnell, of Glengarry, Ont. is visiting her son and daughterâ€"inâ€" law, Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonnell, Popâ€" lar Street. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wilson and family left this week to holiday at their summer cottage on Lake Nipâ€" Bornâ€" Monday, June 25th, in St. Mary‘s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, John McDonnell Poplar St.â€" a son. Other Items of Interest from Schumacher and District The Schumacher Lions Club Swimâ€" ming Pool will open tomorrow (Friâ€" day) June 29th, weather permitting. Miss Dorothy Wilson and Roy Jenâ€" kin are the newlyâ€"appointsd instrucâ€" tors at the pool. Schumacher, June 28th. Special to The Advance. : Miss Roma Brown is a patient in P. G. Hispital, A Mrs. Ida Craig, of Port Arthur, is visiting her brother, Mr. Archie Wilson and her niece, Mrs. Wilson Rayner, for a few days. Mrs. Ken Doherty (Shirley Ewing) has received news that hser husband overseas has broken his leg while playing ball. Friends of Mrs. Louis Slotnick are sorry to learn that she has had a fall which resulted in a broken hip. She is at present in Porcupine General Hospital and we all wish her a speedy return to health and home. Pte. Ken McCaw, Picton Highlandérs who was home on leave, has left for the Pacific front. sgt. Jack McInnis, M.M., who has obtained his Army discharge, is home with his parents, Chief and Mrs. Mcâ€" Innis, on Bruce Ave. week. Lions Swimming Pool Opens June 29 at Schumacher A vestry meeting was held on Tue:â€" day in St. Paul‘s Parish Hall to mest the new Rector, Rev. John Ford. It was edcided to hold a Sunday School and congregational picnic on July 21st at Buffaloâ€"Ankerite Park. Friends of Mr. Stewart Crawford wish him a quitk return to health. He is at present in Porcupine General Hospital. ’ Mr. G. Humphrey of Notrh Bay, was ~visiting his family in town this Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and sons, of Sudbury, are expected this week to take up residence on Moore St. Mr. Mitchell is manager of Austin Airways Ltd. Leaving for Boy‘s Camp at Barber‘s Bay this weskâ€"end among others are: Owen Thompson, Richard Pryor, Bill and Bob Roger, .Ronnie Keast, Bili Douglas, Ted Mitchell, Bryan and John Scott. Rev. J. C. Thompson will be in Capt. Church S.A. will â€"conduct church services in the United Church on Sunady. Bornâ€"On <June 19th to <Mr. â€"and Mrs. John MacLkean of 55 Broadway a son, in Porcupine Gsneral Hospital. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs, Harry Pyke (Doris St. Paul) of 162 Commercial Ave. in Porcupine General Hospital on June 22ndâ€"a son. Mrs. Ellis Wright and sons, of Conâ€" naught Hill, left on Friday for holiday in Gananoque. m Mrs. Wilfred Deacon left on Tuesâ€" day for Toronto for medical treatment Mrs. McArthur, aged 81, is progressâ€" ing. as well as can be expected in Porâ€" cupine General Hospital after being taken in with ruptured appendix. Her friends all wish her speedy. return to health. During July esrvices in the United Church will be held on Sunday mornâ€" ings only. Mr. and Mrs. Don of Perron, are visiting friends in town, leaving on Friday for home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Millar leave this week for holiday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houghton have bought a house on Allan St. and have moved this week. (Timmins) with Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. Marion Hall, Mrs. Phillips aAlso assisted. Mrs. Spitz was hostess and Mrs. Lempi Mansfiecld took charge at the door. Mrs. Helen Bawâ€" tinhelmet was tea convener, Mrs Anderson and Mrs. M. Hutchâ€" ison leave this; wieek for two weck‘s holiday. Dr. Amos, of Brantford, and his Present were Divisional Commissâ€" foner Mrs. B.H. Harper; Mrs. L. Sharp (Preés.); Mrs. R. P. Smith (See.) Mrs. M. â€" Bessette (Treas.); Mrs F. E. Cooper; Mrs F. C. Evans; Mrs. Ma«â€" wellâ€"Smith; Mrs. H. R. Burton; Mrs. Atkinson (Porcupine); Mrs. Langdon; Mrs. . P. McCann; Mrs. GOedbloéd, Mrs. Buchmann; Mrs. Stark. anc Capt. Clatworthy. ‘ daughterâ€"inâ€"law, ~Mrs Lynn Amos, are visiting Dr. Amos‘ daughter afid sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Wylie Mrs. Jack McMaster, Fourth Ave., entertained Monday evernring in honâ€" our of Mrs. Frank Davyd (Ann Mil« ler),. A nice social time was enjoyed and during the evenng the guest of honour was the recipignt thany lovely gifts. During the evening the hostess served a delicious lunch. MrsS. Davyd‘s husband, FIt.. Sgt. . Frank Davyd, RCAF., ~returned â€"at â€" the weekâ€"end from overseasg and â€" they have taken up residence | at 98 Third Ave, the last meeting of the szason on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. L. Sherp, Hallnor Mines. ; Arrangements were . completed . for sending Capt. Clatworthy and Ruth Steeves to Toronto (Havergal College) for special tenâ€"day training in specâ€" ial Guide work, This was made posâ€" sible by a generous gift from the loâ€" cal Kiwanis Club. Routine business weas conducted. Second Ave. Mrs. Ernie Dunbabin, Gold Centr: entertained last Wedniesday evening at a nicely arranged party, A nite s0â€" cial time was enjoyed. During the evening the hostess served a delicious lunch. Girl Guides Committee Met at South Porcupine The many friends of Mrs. John Monaghan, Second Ave.,. will be pleas« ed to hear that she is â€" home from St. Mary‘s Hospital and <~all : extend hctr their ‘best wishes for a speedy ery. iVIiss L. Young, of the_High School staff, left this week to spend the hol« iday season in Toronto. + Be sure and attend the Legion Carâ€" nival which is being held each night this week at the McIntyre Arena. The Legion needs your support . to help them carry on their good work, so be sure and attend. A good proâ€" gramme is arranged each evening. To‘. Neil Milléer, HM.S. Gleneagles stationed at Halifax, is visting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Third Ave. South Porcupine, June 27th, Special to The Advance. Many members of the Schumacher Lions Club are attendng the annual Lion: Convention at Quebec City, The Girl Guide Committee held C. R. Jenner Co., Imperial Bank Bldg., Yonge and Queen Sts., Teronto 1, Ontario. I would like to obtain without obligation the Cathroy bulletins mentioned in your ad. Investment Brokers Imperial Bank Bidg., Yonge and Queen Sts. TORONTO 1, Ontario Elgin C Name Adcress Representing an investment of $800,000.00 and with Commercial Deposits of Gold proven. The work programme, to be under way by July 1st at the main property of this Company, should supply a steady flow of interesting news. The latest news from CATHROY is to be carried regularly in our Bulletin Service. These bulletins can be obtained free by all those interested on request. WE BELIEVE THAT CATHROY MAY BE A 1945 SURPRISE FOR MINING CRITICS. CATIHROY LARDER GET THE FACTS ON THIS OUTâ€" SiANDING MINING DEVELOPâ€" MENT TODAYâ€"AND WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOU KEEP POSTED ON CURRENT HAPPENINGS. b o 0# a o# a 6 «on # 4 w k e a o# e to: bring "the ‘latest. news from (Fill in and mail today) â€" Presentations to ‘Those included Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Browne, Mr. and â€" Mrs. Lightbody, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. D. Housâ€" ton, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vokes, Mr. and Mrs. WwWm. Oxby Mr. W. V. Lane, Mr. !Lawson Gemmill, Mr. Tomm Kelly. A social evening followea and diurâ€" ing the evening films were shown Mrs. Thompson was presented with some Spode China, and Rev. Thompâ€" son with a brief case, with the heartâ€" felt good wishe.sr of all present. Schumacher, June ?7th, Special to The Advance. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Argue and sons, Freddie and Douglas, leave this week for Ottawa to take up residence Mr. Argue was principal of Schuâ€" macher MHigh School for the past three years and was a memb:r of the teaching staff for eight years. He has. accepted a new position in . Otâ€" tawa. Before leaving Mr. Argue was Mr. and Mrs. Argue at Schumacher Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson are being feted prior to their departure soon for Toronto. On Friday evening they were the guests of the Session of the Church and their wives at a deâ€" lightful banquet at the Airport hotel presented with a lovely siiver cigarâ€" ette case from the High School stuâ€" dents The High School Staff preâ€" sented Mr. Argue with a leather walâ€" let and last Wednesday evening at the Lion‘s Club weekly meeting Mr. Argue was presented with a Lion‘s Club ring. Their many friends; are sorry to see them leave here, for Schumacher is loosing â€" good citizens, but they will catry ~with them the best wishes of their many friends in their new sphere in Ottawa. Mr. E. C. Rodway succeeds Mr. Argue as principal of Schumacher High School. Mr. Rodway was on the staff three years ago, prior to enlistâ€" ing in the Air Force where he served as a Navigator Instructor. Prior to coming to Schumacher he was a member of the teaching staff at Kirkland Lake Collegiate Institute and Vocational School. Both Mr. and Mrs. Argue were acâ€" tive workers in various organizations and were always willing to give a. hblplng hand to every cause. Rev. and Mrs. Thompson Honoured at S. Porcupine Many: social teas were also held in hotmur of Mrs. Argue. SBouth Porcupine, June 27th. Spscial to The Advance. Elgin 0237â€"8