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* _ | CLASSIFIED 1942 Ford. two door sedan. 1947 enâ€" gine, new battery and two new tires. Good paint job. $800. Apply P.O. Box 70, MATHESON. â€"20 CABINS FOR RENT Take your wife and kiddies to Park Royal on Lake Temiskzming for their holidays. Lots of room to romp. Electpic lights, spring mattress in cabins. Soft and spring water. Large dance hall. You can fish right off the Ccock. Write or phone: Mrs. Gibson, Pork Royal, Box 42, New Liskeard, Ont.= Telephone 4421. SALE OF TIMBER TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED up to and including Wednesday, June 7th, 1950, at 12 o‘clock Noon, for the right to cut the timber on Blocks 1 and 2 Leitch Township, Cochrane District and tenâ€" ders will be received on each block separately. BOND‘S ECZEMA TREATMENT â€" A proven relief for 75 years for Eczema, Athlete‘s Foot, Poiâ€" son Ivy, and most skin infecâ€" tions. $1.50 postpaid. E. Bond, 80 Vine St. Hamilton, Ont. 9â€"20 FURTHER PARTICULARS MAY BE OBTAINED upon application to the undersigned, or to the District Forester at Cochrane. THE HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER not necessarily accepted. H. R. Scott, Minister of Lands and Forests. â€"20, phonea advertisements, of 8% a feâ€" sult of copy not carefully, W writtem Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adver tiser‘s risk 2¢ A WORD PER INSERTION (minimum 50¢) * AD Classified Advertising mast be paid before insertion obtain Rorcupine Phone 26 Funeral services for Mrs. Henry K. Mcki, nee Selma Katarina Latvala, who died suddenly of heart attack on Sunday, May 7th, were conducted at the South Porcupine Finnish Evanâ€" gelical Lutheran Church on Thursâ€" day, Mzy 9th, at 4 o‘clock in the afterâ€" Hundreds of friends had gathered with the relatives to pay their last respects. The Reverend A. I. Heinoâ€" nen of the United Finnish and Scandiâ€" navian Mission officieted, conducting Chick prices reduced. R.O.P. Sired Government Approved from pullorum free breeders. 12 Pure breeds, 13 cross breeds to choose from. Day old or started, nonâ€"sexed, pullets, cockerels, older pullets. Also Turkeys, three breeds, nonâ€"sexed, sexed hens, sexed toms. Free Catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to 15 Ibs. New pep, too. Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double reeuw‘ts; new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "get acquainted" size anly 60c.. All druggists. SOUTH PORCUPINE (Ceurcesy: The Northland, for the memorial fund) "sSsouth Porcupine mourns a great man in the passing of Archdeacon Woodall who lived for so many years among us. He gave of his best years to this North Country and his heart was always here. we o# 00 o dE 2 it ut e The frozen North may have had its charm for the younger man who braved its severity and ministered to the Indians, but we would like to think that this part of Northern Ontario was dearest to his heart. P ) _ We said goodâ€"bye to him in his own church, before the alâ€" tar where he so often ministered to us, knowing that his life of sacrifice and duty and love has now gained its just reward." THE CANADIAN BAKK OF CGCOMMERCE Monthly Deposits provide for repayment. Mrs. Maki Passes to assist in buying or improving your home, or for any other need? Apply to nearest branch of Do you require a Bank Loans His Heart Was Always Here News From 17â€"49 the services in Finnish. The Ladies‘ Choir of the South Porcupine Finnish Ev. Luth. Church sang two beautiful selections. Miss Leila Lyoma presidâ€" ed at the organ. In his short funeral sermon, Rev. Heinonen, who married Mr. and Mrs. Maki only six years ago, referred to the beautiful Christian character of the late Mrs. Maki revealed in the Christizn patience and fortitude of her last eighteen months of sickness, and her devotion to her home and husband. The late Mrs. Maki was the daughter of Mr. Gabriel Latvela and his wife, Ann Katarina, nee Luoma. She was born at Alahsrma, Vaasa Province, Finland, on the 28th of February, 1895. She came to Canada in 1927, and settled to hves perma- nently in South Porcupine. during 19368. To mourn her loss she leaves her husband, Henry Maki at 3 Commerâ€" cial Avenue, South Porcupine; two brothers. Vaino Latvala at Garson Mine, Ont.; Frans Latvala at Voltti, Finland: four sisters: Elli (Mrs. Neil Goden,. Toronto):;: Amands (Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Michigan); Hilma (Mrs. Leo Pistokoski): and Sanna Maria (Mrs. Isaac Mannisto), both in Finland. Many beautiful floral tributes were received from friends all over Ontario and elsewhere. The pallbearers were Messds. V:ino Latvala, John Harsila, Paavo Kangzgas, Antti Niemi, Pekka Jylha and Matti Rintanen. Interment took place in Tisdale Cemetery. Funâ€" eral arrangements were in charge of Hunkin‘s Funeral Home. South Porcupine High School welâ€" come parents and guests on Friday to the annuzl commencement. â€" Principal In memory of Aenias (William) Martin drowned May 17th, 1949. He little thought when leaving home, He would no more return; That he in death so soon would sleep And leave us here to mourn. We do not know what pain he bore, We did not see him die, We only know he passed away And never szid goodâ€"bye. BCORNâ€"â€" to the Timmins Kinsmen A Happy Event. Kinsmen Carâ€"Nival ord Street Dance, June, 15. 16 and 1l7th IN THE MATTER OF the Estate of THOMAS W. McCOSHEN late of the Town of Timmins in the District of Cochrane, scaler. Lovingly _ remembered by wife, Arminta and family, Marjorie, Bonnie and Greg; and brother, Mickey. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims or demands against the Estate of the said Thomas W. McCoshen who died on or about the ist day of April, 1949, at the said Town of Timmins, are reâ€" quired on or before the 10th day of June, 1950, to file with the underâ€" signed the Administrator of the Estate of the above named deceased, full particulars in writing of their claims znd the nature of the security, if any, held by them. Commencement Exercises TO BUY FOR IMMEDIATE AND FUTURE SHIPMENTS BY LARGE EXPORT FIRM, ROUGH OR DRFSSED LUMBER . OF ..ALL NOTICE TO CREDITORS Register Of Births Advances made to responsible parties zgainst contract The Porcupine Advance Write Box 1000 7 . THEB PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS., ONTARIO Mr. Ralph Ellis acted as chairman: principle guest speaker was Mr. O. E. Walli, principel of the Provincial Institute of Mines.=Haileybury. In addressing the students, he emâ€" phasized the necessity of working harcâ€""do it beyond the call of duty," he said. "Put more into everything than you expect to get out of it, and. remember â€" graduction from â€" high school has only given you a foundaâ€" tion upon whieh to build." . The speaker stressed the importance of English as a subject; "the farther up the ladder the student ascends, the more important the mastery of the English language. Donald Worth, Valedictorian, thankâ€" ed the people of the community for the beautiful school building which his clzess had appreciated fully. He gave a summary of the year and the students. Of 100 who started in 1946, only 10 of the original number were graduating." Principal Ellis congretulated memâ€" bers of the graduating class. He menâ€" tioned that the school although two years old had not yet lost its new: look. The students had taken good care of it. The government has reâ€" cognized the need for students to stay in school until 16 years of age; enâ€" trance class qualifications: were not enough. Today, the stress waes on the completion of at least the first two years of High School. Student‘s Council / honor awards were won by Florence and Alexander J. Austdal. They were awerded to these students who in the opinion of a committee of students and teachers, had contributed most of the welfare of the school. Florence Price won her "school letter" in 1948; was active on Girl‘s basket ball team, girl‘s volley ball team and various student committees‘; always being resdy and willing to take on extra. curricular duties. Alex. Austdal was president of Stuâ€" dents Council; viceâ€"president of Boys Athletic Society; member of boy‘s Rugby team for 5 years; member of boy‘s basketball team; an officer in School Cadet Corps; snd assisted in School contest concert work, being also won his ‘school letter‘ in 1948. He is now with the RCA,F. at Clinton. Florence Price is attending Normal School in North Bay. Proficiency Prizes. 1948â€"49 Grade XIII, Stella Tonoff; Grade XIB, Janet Proulx; Grade XII, Donald Worth; Grade XA, Anne Atkinson; Grade XIA, Evelyn Gibson; Grade XB, Eileen Kennedy; Grade XC, Berâ€" nice Ship. Grade IXA, Jean Bruce; Grade IXC, Leo Nenonen and Doris Rivers (tie); Grade IXB, Joan Bruce; Grade IXD, Evona Tonoff. 1 Secondary School Honour Graduation Diplomas, 1947â€"49 Upper School Audry J. Allan Nancy J. Cooper, THE MORRIS OXFORD A. Roy Cameron, Patricia M. Cross, Murray R. Fleming, Viola Harnden, Joyce M. V. Kozinski, Ilan Lightbody, Florence M. Price, Stells M. Tonoff, Eimer R. Tuominen. Secondary School Graduation Diploâ€" mas, 1948â€"49 Middle School Alexander J. Austdal, William L. Bingham, Florence A. Boyd, Joan M. Brenncn. James R. Connelly, Nick Devich, Douglas B. Dunbar, Fausto J. Didone, Cellis Fasan, Sabina M. Gatto, Wilfred R. Hansen, Carmen M. T. Landreville. Jzccequeline, G. M. Longworth, Margaret Mairs, Eve A. Rintamaki, Carmel M. Rotondo, Donâ€" ald E. Somerville, Bernice L. Tub man, Eugene W. Veritsky, Wendy L. Wood, Donald J. Worth, Ledia Zardo. _ Intermediate Certificates 1948 Lower. School F. Anne Atkinson, F. Ray Back. holm, Leo J. Beauchamp, Ann Benâ€" ne‘:t, Jo Ann Borutski, Clayton Brown, Barbars E. Cameron, Roberta Connelly, â€" G. Gary Crawford, Murray Costello, Gwendolyn R. Cross, Orma Cunningham, Murray Deacagn, Doroâ€" thy J‘. Dunbar, Kirsti E. Eerola, Mary A. Elrick, A. Liisa Haapaniemi, J. Mqry Harry, L. Leslie Hartford, M. G. Ermina Humphries, Nora Humphries. H. Reymond Jack, Lilian R. Johanâ€" nfib, Violet Jones, Donald A. Keddit, Phyllis E. A. Kellow, Linette Landâ€" reville, Eileen Luhta, Maureen Macâ€" Pherson, McCann, Joyce M. McGinn, Dorothy R. McLelland, Marâ€" garet A. McNeil, Richard Maki, Stanâ€" ley Malchecki, George Michell, H. Mervyn Millions, Frank Monteleone, Ann N. B. Neill, Ella N. Olki, Donald J. Paul, Pentti Penttila. Henry Perala, Delia Percsini, E. June Pether, D. Violet Rivett, Evelyene Robinson, Raymond J. O. Savijarvi, Margaret Ssehpard, Bernice E. Ship, Eila E. Siren, Garry J. Sullivan, alter Tadej, Lorne J. Thompson, J. Geraldine Vickers, E. Gloria Wachâ€" nuik, E. Raphael White, J. May Whyte, Robert Wilder, George Wilenius, J. Donald oon, J‘ohn L. Zoschke. Mr. Rechetnik Passes The cccurred on May 15th in the â€"Beck Me‘morial Hospital, London of ~Nickolas Rechetrik, aged 63, 9 3. Deseased went to London early this year‘ for medical care. He was born in Austria in 1886 and nad resided for a nu‘nber of years in Canada. His residence was at 7 Commercial Ave. He leaves widow and two daughters, Zonie of S. Porcupine and Anne of Toronto. The remains arrive in $. Porcuping on . Wednesday at Hunkin‘s Funeral Home and will rest at home from 1.00 p.m on Thursday. Service will be held in S. Porcuping United Church on Friday at 3 p.m. and interment made in Tisdale Cemeâ€" tery. A lovely wedding shower weas held at the home of Mrs. B. Curtis, Dome Exten:ion, last Wednesday. Mrs. B. Curtis, Mrs. B. Curtis Jr., Mrs. Stan Millions and Mrs. S. Mahon were joint hostesses and afier the presentations served a very delightful lunch. The guest of honor wes Miss Evelyn Jay who is to be married to Lawrenca Hazard on May 24th. The shower was a surprise to the brideâ€"toâ€"be. Bingo was played with ecch game gaining a prize for the winner. Door prizse was won by Mrs. Jack McGinn. A lovely gift of a pair of white Kenwood blankets and chenille bedspread was presented to Miss Jay. There were many present. At a recent Council meeting, counâ€" cil decided not to erect a $2500 vauls in the cemetery. This vault would have obviated the necessity of digging graves in winter. Council have, howâ€" ever invested in such equipment alâ€" ready. Omer Clusiau offered the old battlâ€" ing vorks on Bloor Ave to the coun. cil if they would demolish it. Council curned down the ‘offer which is now open. Mr. Wikstrom of 22 Harold asked for water and sewer . on his lot. Not: grented. A copy of model "Sick leave Credit System" was presented for checking. fund was made for Winnipeg flood reâ€" A donation of $100 to the mayor‘s lief. $25 was voted for the Rimouski fire victims. A big sidewalk programme is scheâ€" duled 1 mile of asphalt sidewalks beâ€" ing authorized. Mr. Mike Cybulski is appointed on the cemetery board; and Mr. McMillan appointed to" succeed Mr. Chas. Jucksch as Fire Chief in Schumacher. Evelyn Jay : Shower A serious accident with your car or truck could involve you for this amount or more. Enquire for rates and information on AUTOMOâ€" BILE INSURANCE. We ‘represent only reliable inâ€" surance companies. 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