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Shaw, Teacher â€"Valerie Rapsey and, John Sharp, equal; Barney Buckovetsky, Roceo Spadafora, Ellen Luhta, Stanley Meceâ€" Quarrie, Vern La Forest, Maxwell Smith, Annie Korpi. 11111 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Jr. III Class B. Teacher.â€"Kathleen MacDougall, George Reamsbotton, Impi Schmelzler, â€" Jack Jakes. Sr. IT Classâ€"Marie St. Paul, Richâ€" ard Kettola, Micheal O‘Shea, Betty Martin, Gordon Roy, Tom MceKay. Junior III Aâ€"â€"I. A. Holden, Teacher.â€"Carlo â€" Cattarello, Irene Burke, Koski Luhta, Ivy Freeman, Mabel Ferguson, Owen Wright, Earle Hamilton, Helmi Kinnenum, Betty Baker;â€" Roma â€" Cattarello, Gordon Owens and Walter Larzen, equal; Janet Urbanaviteh, Abbie Frumkin, Maude Mahon, Annie Kesnesky, Maudie MeKay, Lennox Childs, Billy Capyk, Evelyn Burke, Bessie Mansâ€" field, Marjorie Dysart, Nancy Cosenâ€" ltino. Jr. IVâ€"M. D. Colborne, Teacher. â€"Tom Baker, Helva Parkko, Beatrice Dowzer, Hazel Nicol, Annie Verner, Aileen Schnieder, Mona Laforest, Fannie Jaakola, Jean W right, Gladys Gibbons, Harry Martin, Walter Macâ€" Dougall. s a L J «gn Slo 3rd â€" Classâ€"Harold_ Melnnis, Francesea Cattarello, Olave Huhta, Stella Smith, Camillia G-oulet. Sr. II Classâ€"Pauline Belanger, Teacher.â€"Ovilia Chisian, Madeline Stranges, Mike Miller, Tavio Parkko, Suir Huhta, Mirjam Wuori, Joe Cosâ€" entino, Ada Wilson, Douglas MeCann. Jr. II Classâ€"Rose Gibson, Mary Gallagher, Jack Schneider, (Grenville Childs, Tiberius Wright, Harry Verâ€" ner, Harry Martin, Aino Laino, Marâ€" shall Hamilton,. Sr. Firstâ€"Laura Lamb, Teacher. â€"Orel Wilson, John Murinchuk, Kate Kranchovich, Mary Frumkin, Pat O‘â€" Shea, Laura Luhta. lI ul'. 11 ('} 11,1]v A. \ , George Morgan gr re M O Mo omm Ni o i off sA ts c cce Junior Firstâ€"Valma Jarvela, Isaâ€" bel Wilson, Vivienne Goulet, Annie OVER SIXTY DIFFERENT wWAVS TO SERVE CHERESE. The .company thas just iwssued _ a beautiful recipe book showing oven 60 different ways in which cheese may be served. ‘Many of the dishes are i1â€" lustrated in natural colours. A copy may be Obtained, free, on writing to the company lin Montreal, mentionâ€" ing this papen New Liskeard has set Sept. 10th, lith and 12th as the dates for the New Liskeard Fall Fair this year. ass E. Wilson, thleen Gallagher, Stella (George Kaufman, Neil Impi Ukkola, Clifford Jack â€" O‘Shea. Freddie factories busy prosperity â€" and Kraft Cheese is ending of these f the patentLd VISITORS‘ NIGHT AT ThE A.5.0. GLUVB THIS EVENING Last Wednesday Night of Month Will be Another Juvenile Party. One of the ‘best evenings of the season was spent by the members of the A.S8.D. Club at their regu‘ar weekâ€" ly meeting and dance held last Wedâ€" nesday evening, in the 1.0.0.F. Hall here. There was a llarge attendance of the members out for the event, and all voted the evening one of the best. Two specia‘s wereâ€"cheld, a Paul! Jomes‘ under Mr.W. Mackie‘s direction, and. an old fashined Square Dance, Mr. J. K. Kennedy acting as director of cereâ€" monies for this event. (Music for the dancing was iprovided by Mr. Ted Whalley, voilin, Miss Germaine Bissonâ€" ette, piano, ‘Mr. Gordon Torrance, drums, and Mn. ‘Clair Pond, saxaâ€" phone. _ Miss Rhoda Macleod looked after the refreshments in her usual capable manner. The Club willl hold a Visitor‘s Niught this evening. EFach member is allowed to ask some friend, a nonâ€"member, not eligible fon memibership in the Cub, to visit the ‘Club this evening. A. committee consisting of Mr. A. E. Riddell, Misses Mary Boyd and Mary Grey, and Messrs. Robt. Hoggarth and E. L. Urquhart have charge of the programime for_ the {evenimig. (Next week it is the intention to hold the usual dance, and the last imeeting of the month will be a Juvenile Party, the same icommittee looking after this Juvenile Party that looks after the | meeting this evening. FL7 meeting this evenung. Mr, A. W,. Pickering, Secretaryâ€" Treasurer of the :Club 'has received more orders for Club sweaters. ‘Any of the members, not having those sweaters, and desirinig one should give their name to ‘Mr. Pickering as soon as possibile. Modern Hat Shop Ladies‘ â€" and Children‘s No. 11 Wilson Avenue Next Door to Mackie‘s Bake Shop. MRS. V. CLERMONT. This Helpful Book Is Frece "Baby‘s Welifare‘"‘â€" containing answers to dozens of questions every mother asks about the care of her baBy, particulary in regard to feeding. 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