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Thursday, May 2nd, 1929 THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO HONOUR ROLL FOR APRIL MONETA PUBLIG SGHOOL Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes at the Moneta Public School for the Month Just Passed. The following is the honour roll for April for the Moneta School:â€" Jr. IIIâ€"Miss MacLeod, teacherâ€" Gilda Tonin 85, Annie Luckon 83, Harâ€" old Kulju 82, Iris Tilley, 81, Lily Feldâ€" man 81, Annie McQuarrie 81, William Twaddle 81, Grace McQuarrie79, Helâ€" en Spjuth 79, Helen Mellen 79, Mariâ€" on McKinley 78, Ellict Bailey 78, Sarah Shankman 78, Dora Kelly 77, Jack Veinotte 77, Dorothy Abraham 76, Benâ€" ny Salvador 76, William Ceccone 75, Tony Guidolin 75, Mary Hurdle. 75. Sr. IIâ€"J. B. Roberts, teacherâ€"Earl Cavanagh 86, Ninfoe Delvillano {3, Charlene Hodgins 82, Teddy Morain 82, Etorie Crocinie 81, Ernest Dukeâ€" shire 81, Isabella Thomas 80, Olive Veinotte 77, Melville Hirschfield 76, Dorothy Clancy 75. Jr. IIâ€"Reginald Pope 83, Sadie Feldâ€" man 78, Evelyn Halperin 77, Elsie Sundâ€" berg 75. Jr. IIâ€"Miss Malkin, teacherâ€"Orry Kelly 80, Henry Matson 79, Tony Torâ€" chia 78, Kirk Cavanagh 77, Zerbino Jr. IIâ€"Miss Pye, teacherâ€"Sheilah Lang 86, Grace Ramsay 83, Vanda Candusso 81, Jack Shaheen 76, Zygâ€" mond Mellen 75. Sr. Iâ€"Miss Hughes, teacherâ€"Annie Dellvillanio 80, Ralph Johnson 79, Don Hardy 78, Harry Pannas 77, Annie Orland 77, Fernando DeLuca 76, Muriel Loam 76. Jr. Iâ€"Ralph Orland 82, Louisa Toâ€" nelli 80, Earl Abraham 77, Billy Howe 74. Jr. Iâ€"Miss MacDonald, teacherâ€" Lily Lenchuk 78, Yole Manero 78, Eleanora Migliaranzg and Verna Kyle 77, Margaret Sova 76, Herbert Langâ€" don 76, Aileen Holtman 75, Norma Bartlett 75, Wilfred Mason 75. Sr 'Pâ€"r.â€"â€"'Muriel Reid 76, Louis Vacâ€" chino 75. EeE Et CCC Jr. Pr â€"â€"MISS Dodge, teacherâ€"Hilda Ross 84, Gerald Hirschfield 84, Bob Laidlaw 81, Lena Gomeiro 79, Carleen Colborne 78, Joan Tessier 77, George Walker 76, Vivian Porco 76, Rino Marâ€" in 76 K"E;â€"Mlss Sims, â€"teacherâ€"A. Class â€"Verna Palmer Peter Spada, Isobel Smith, Mario Di Marco. P T P B. Ciéssâ€"-Lloyd Jones, Maynard Bailey, Donald Harvey, Leo Bandiero, Eileen Knott. C. Classâ€"Jean Horner, Gordon Mcâ€" Leo, Ida Dominico, Clara Marin. ~Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Randall, of Toâ€" fonto, were Timmins visitors this week Bornâ€"In Timmins, Ont., on Sunday, April 28th, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Moore, 111 Elm daughter. The next regular meeting of the Timâ€" mins town council is scheduled for Monday afternoon, May 13th, comâ€" mencing at 4 p.m. A tea and sale recently held under the auspices of the Women‘s Auxiliary of the Cobalt Anglican church netted approximately $250.00. atr =*4 wtrs W P Randall of To Constable Byrne, of Toronto, has been added to the provincial police force at Cobalt, taking up his new duties last week. Toronto board of trade is planning a visit to Sudbury around the middle of May. Other districts in northwestâ€" ern Ontario may be visited, but this part of -t:he North Land will not be inâ€" cluded in the itinerary for this trip according to present plans. in the Masonic hall on Friday evening of this week, May 3rd, dancing to comâ€" mence at 9.30 pm., and music for the occasion to be furnished by Tommy Stephens and his popular orchestra. social events by the A.S.D. Club are always enjoyable and toâ€"morrow evenâ€" ing‘s affair promises to be up to the usual high standards. The official opening of the new Children‘s Aid Shelter at Sudbury, which was scheduled for April 29th and 30th, has been postponed owing to a case of meningitis at the Shelter, Leo Boucher, 11 years of age, died at sudbury Shelter some days ago from spinal meningitis, and as a consequence the building is quarantined, though no other cases have developed to date. There are a few mild cases of smallâ€" pox in Sudbury and the surrounding district and Dr. W. J. Cook, M.H.O., advises all citizens who have not been vaccinated within the past seven years to apply to their family doctor for vaccination. Dr. Cook points out that there is no cause for any alarm, ~but suggests vaccination as a effective preâ€" caution against any spread of the disâ€" On innumerable occasions The Adâ€" vance has warned boys against playâ€" ing with dynamite CapsS. Jim Scott, a fourteenâ€"yearâ€"old Sudbury boy, is in St. Joseph‘s hospital, Sudbury, with four fingers blown off his right nand as the result of the explosion of supâ€". posedly “dead"‘ dynamité cap. He found the cap on the high school grounds and after Carrying it for two weeks, he lit a match against it a week ago. He lost the four fingers of his right hand and also sustained minor cuts and bruises on the face and holy, The AS.D. Club are giving a dance Schumacher C.G.LT. Present Play in Very Attractive Way "Dearies" Much Appreciated by Crowded Houses at Schumacher. Those Taking Part Showed Striking Taâ€" lent and Effectiveness. _ Visitors to and From Schuâ€" macher. â€" Other Items of Schumacher News. Sschumacher, Ont., May l1st. Speciali . to The Advance. 13 Crowded houses upon both occasâ€" ions greeted Mrs. McGee and her troop | of Canadian Girls in Training in the presentation of their play, "Dearies," on Monday and Tuesday in the baseâ€" ment of the United Church. The scenery, costumes and other accessorâ€" ies had received capable attention, and the story was enacted with exceptional cleverness by every performer. The curtain rises upon a scene in the office of the Orphans‘ Home, presided over lby the cruel matron, Deborah Maine. Barbara, Kate and Lena, the latter supposedly halfâ€"witted, are inmates of‘ the institution. Kate determinedly plans immediate escape and at the same time the matron‘s beioved jewels mysteriously disappear. The next act introduces the wealthy Mrs. Chase, her daughter, Mrs. Langthorneée, who is madly in love with Dick, the marriage meaning disinheritance for! ‘the former. Kate, who is now A maid . with the Langthorne family, assistsi Sylvia to elope, but an accident ini which Barbara is badly injured by the. ‘eloping couple‘s car, brings Barbara and Kate together at the Langthorne home. â€" Barbara‘s true identity as granddaughter of Mrs. Chase is learnâ€" ed later by the discovery of a neck lace from the matron‘s jewelâ€"case. The \story later reveals that Kate is the daughter of Lena, who is disguised as a simpleâ€"minded person to obtain inâ€" formation â€" regarding the Orphans‘ Home. Dick, disguised as twin sister of Mammy, the cook, gains admittance to the Langthorne household and presses his suit for the fair Sylvia. Further developments show that he is wealthy, and all opposition to the match is at an end. The play closes with scenes of peace and happiness. Mrs. McGee in the role of the cruel matron |was a decided success. The difficult parts of the orphan girls were very cleverly presented by Misses Mary Macâ€" Donald, Kitty Duxfield and Marion ~] Leng. The character OI tne dignified and stately Mrs. Chase was interpretâ€" | ed with great skill by Miss Beatrice ist. Special was also a feature of the Much credit is due Mrs. Leck, Mrs. McGe#, and the C.G.LT. for «their painstaking efforts in preparation, and the wonderful success of their dramatic production. The following is the cast of characters:â€"Deborah Main (Matron of the Orphans‘ Home), Mrs, McGee; Barbara, Kate and Lena (Orphans), Kitty Duxfield, Mary MacDonald and Marion Leng; Mrs. Langthorne (the mother), Margaret Miss Sylvia Langthorne, May Tinsley; Mrs. Chase (the grandmother), Beatrice Leck; Mammy (c0ook)), Chrissie Murâ€" phy; Dick (masquerading as Dixianna, the twin sister of Mammy), Chrissie Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Honey, of Port lPerry, were in town last week, the guests of their son Dr. E. M. Honey and Mrs. Honey. ng â€" Atâ€" ULLC _ LIUIIIC ; ;) UA > _ ECE C1R Ad ol n 1 and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Laurence Church, returned recently to her home, North Bay. Miss Violet Smith, of the public school staff, spent the weekâ€"end with friends at South Porcupine. Mr. Bert Lee, the popular chef at the MciIntyre dining hall, left on Monâ€" day to spend a fortnight with his wife and family at Montreal. Nir _ Colman Abram has retf@ned from Winnipeg. Mr. W. J. MacKenzie, who has held a responsible position at the McIintyreâ€" Porcupine Mine for several years, lefi on Monday for Sudbury to accept a positicn with the Intérnational Nickel Mrs s Mifchell. who has been visitâ€" t the home of her sonâ€"inâ€"law jertson; â€" Miss Tinsley; Mrs. â€"Beatrice Chrissie Murâ€" z as Dixianna imy). Chrissic Co. Mr. MacKenzie is a young man of excellent character and ability and his numerous friends in town wish him continued success in the larger field of operations. 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