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Thursday, Nov. 18th, 1926 Boys‘ ‘Parliament Canditates Explain Their Platforms 1. I will, if elected, attend every part of the session of the Older Boys‘ Parliament. ~ 3. I will endeavour to the best of my ability to obtain the publishing ‘of a Magazine for the Canadian Standard Efficiency Training, to be written for the members of the Orâ€" ganization, and by the members. Such a magazine would bind the difâ€" ferent parts of the Organizution throughout ~Canada together,; and 2. I will work hand in hand with the other members of the Older Boys‘ Parliament and with the Cabinet. This will be assure the proper functioning of the Parliament. The campaign for the election of a member for this district for the Older Boys‘ Parliament is being conâ€" ducted â€" with _ keen, but friendly rivalry. The contest promises to be close and exciting, but it is all good sport, and no matter which candidate wins the riding will be well representâ€" ed. 5 To the C.S.E.T. voters of the Porâ€" cupine District : The following is my platform, to which I promise to faithfully adhere: The Advance has much pleasure in giving the platform of each of the candidates. Young Men Running in This Riding for the Older Boys‘ Parliament of Ontario. The Candidates, M. Bucovetâ€" sky, South Porcupine, and Jack Cuthbertson, Timmins, _ Appeal on Wellâ€"Defined Platforms. Just to prove that the older men are not the only ones that can have a heated election, there is a brisk poliâ€" tical battle in progress in this district among the older boys. It is the conâ€" test for the election of a representaâ€" tive to the Older Boys‘ Parliament of Ontario which will meet at Toronto next month. This is now a yearly feature, and no doubt the boys are the gainers through the contest. It may be said, too, that older men might learn much about the better way to run elections by noting the good sportsmanship shown by the boys in their contest. For instance, the main plank in J. Cuthbertson‘s platâ€" form, if adopted, would mean that his South Poreupine opponent would be doubtly secure in his standing in the organization. On the other hand, M. Bucovetsky has a generous platform of service, anxious to help others and do his part, without suggestion of unâ€" kindness to anyone, _ Of how many ordinary elections can the same be said ? THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO M. BUCOVETSKY‘S PLATFORM The representatives from the variâ€" ous celubs to act on the executive were elected as follows:â€"â€"Schumachâ€" er, D. Briden; South Poreupine, E. Jamieson; Hollinger, R. L. Fraser; Timmins Juniors, name to be given later to the League secretary. . There was a general diseussion on hockey with much interest shown and the evident intention to make the Mines League Hockey a big feature tlns season. The outlook for good sport in the Mines League this season is the very best. There are lots of good hockey players in the camp and four strong teans can be put on the ice with a succession of good games and good sport. Under the auspices of the Club of the United Church, there will be a bazaar and tea in the basement of the church on Saturday, Dec. 4th. Fancy work and knitted goods will be specially well represented in the The meeting held in the town hall on Monday evening to organize for Mines League Hockey for the season was well attended, all the clubs throughout the district being repreâ€" sented, and the meeting being one of zood will and enthusiasm. There were about fifteen or twenty representaâ€" tives present, each part of the camp being represented. Mr. E. Jamieson was asked to take the chair, and conâ€" ducted proceedings in effective /manâ€" ner. Presidentâ€"Geo. _ Lake, â€" Timmins. Nominated by Messrs. D. Briden and T. Solomon. Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"H. W. Hookâ€" er, Timmins. . Nominated by Messrs. Briden and A. Boyd. There will be four teams in the League,â€"Schumacher, South Poreuâ€" pine, Hollinger and Timmins Juniors. The schedule of games for the seaâ€" son will be drawn up later. Vice â€" President â€" Mr. Richards, South Poreupine. . Nominated by Meéessrs. Briden and Raynor. At a meeting of the executive of the local Victorian Order of Nurses, it was decided to hold regular monthâ€" ly meetings on the third Monday of each month. beginning with Decemâ€" MINES HOGKEY LEAGUE ORGANIZED FOR SFASON The election of officers resulted as follows :â€" 3. I might also include this: I think ~eoâ€"operation â€" between other Christian Boys‘ Organiwations and the C.S.E.T., and also with the Canaâ€" dian Girls in Training, would be in keéping with the World Brotherhood Movement. 4. I am also a supporter. of the aforementioned â€" World Broihel hood Movement. 5. To obtain new badges and simâ€" plification of present badges to suit the needs of Northern Ontario. This includes the addition of badges conâ€" cerning the mining, lumbering, paâ€" permaking and trapping industrmies. The athletic tests should be lightened for Northern Ontario where proper coaching and training are not availâ€" able. o Four Teams in the League, and Proâ€" spects of the Brightest for Good Sport M, BUCOVETSKY. J,. CUTHBERTSON‘S PLATFORM To the Voters in the Blection for a member of the Boys‘ Parliament : My platform is as follows :â€" 1. To have the statements in the Proclamation regarding bheing a memâ€" ber of an Evangelical churceh, either enforced or eliminated. With regard to this, I am in favour of a change, allowing a member <~of any church (or at the least, the member of any Christian church) to be eligible to sit in the Ofder Bovs‘ Parliament. tario Boys" Work. (Whis, to my mind, is lacking, and I belheve it is vital for the succeess of the movement. 2. I urge greater coâ€"operation beâ€" tween Northern and Southernâ€" Onâ€" 5. I promise to bring to the atâ€" tention of the Parliament anything that a Trail Ranger or Tuxis group, anywhere in the District, will ask me to, and to work in its interest. 6. I will work in the interest of all to, and to work in its interest. 6. I will work in the interest of all groups in the District, whether from the East or West end, fearlessly, and favouring none. Hoping to be able to serve you at the next session of the Older Boys‘ Parliament, I am. thus would serve in the best interests of the Organization. 4. I will work my hardest to bring about greater BPothexhood, in jthe Organzation, by obtaining more rights for the nonâ€"Evangelical members of the Organzation. sale JACK CUTHBERTSON. Believe me, Y our faithful servant, Yours Sincerely, 4. . 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Nominations in Tisdale this year will be on November 29th, and elections, if required, on the following Monday, Dec. 6th, Dr. Lewis left last week for a visit to his home at Orangeville, Ont., after which he will go to the United States where he will take up practice. Dr. Lewis made hosts of friends hy hs talent and attention as a medical practitioner and by his high qualities as a man and citizen. He will be much missed here and there will be very sincere good wishes for his sueâ€" cess in his new sphere, DR. LEWIS LEFT LAST WEEK TO RESIDE IN, THE SOUTH grain. â€" They get all of them in SHREDDED WHEAT. It is the whole wheat made digestible by shredding and bakingâ€"the most perfect process ever devised for preparing the whole wheat berry for the human stomach. No one has been able to improve upon or even approach our proâ€" cess. Each shred of whole wheat is crisp and thoroughly baked. Nothing so good for children as these little loaves of crisp, ovenâ€" baked shreds of the whole wheat. Delicious with hot or cold milk or served as a toast with butter. Most food for least money Are you "stuffing" them with white flour bread, potatoes and pastry? You can‘t build sturdy, robust boys and girls out of carbohydrates alone. They need the proteins, mineral salts and vitamins in the whole wheat What do children eat? Acting Custodian, 10 Reed Block, Timmins Can be seen at any time at Double Diamond Lumber Co.‘s Stables, 131 Wilson Avenue. For information apply to (1. N. ROSS, C.A. 21 Horses for Sale Favourable business location. Size of building about 28‘ x 85‘ Plate Glass Windows, Large Cellar. Suitable for any business For further particulars write P. 0. BOX 273, TIMMINS, ONT. 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The general proâ€" gramme for the evening will feature Scottish music. There will be solos by Mrs. H. MeCulloch, Mrs. T. Twadâ€" dle, Mrs. J . Liddle and Mr. W. Pyper. The clever little dancers, Misses Helen Chisholm, Margaret Easton, Maisie Roberts and Margaret Geils will present iAighland dances. Other interesting numbers are expected.