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$ John W. Fogg Ltd 5 Thursday, April 24th, 1930 PRICES DELIVERED TIMMINS Announcing: $1690.00 â€"$1965.00 $2465.00 120" Wheelbase: a large powerful fine car Model 6â€"85 Closed Car Straight= Eightsâ€"and S1ix Berini Motor Sales, "ont. FTER a careful study of the leading automobile manufacturers, their plants, products, and policies, we have chosen Auburn, because we believe Auburn builds the motor cars we can most wholeâ€"heartedly recommend to our friends. We have found Auburn management the most progressive. Auburn has pioneered important automobile advancements: low bodies, straight eight motors, metal side quarters, Bijur chassis lubriâ€" cation and other features now generally adopted. Auburn cars will always have the newest proved motoring improvements. Auburn has the diversified experience that comes from building many different kinds of motor cars and other automotive products in nine great plants, to suit the needs of all kinds of people. Auburn is the fastest growing motor car manufacturer, with rate of sales increase in 1929 greater than any car except Ford. And it is Auburan‘s policy to pass the fruits of its success back to Auburn purâ€" chasers in the form of greater and greater values. As a result of all this Auburn always offers longer, stronger, higher powered, roomier, more comfortable, more distinctive and more enduring motor cars for less.money. That is the secret of Auburn‘s amazing Success. J R Todd SCHUMACHER Dealers for Timmins and Vlcmlty to visit our sales room during opening week; to learn for yourself the high grade of service we are equipped to offer and above all to see and inspect and drive the new Auburn cars. You know it is Auburn policy that if the car does not sell itself you will not be asked to buy. You are invited STRAIGHT EIGHT STRAIGHT EIGHT Model 8â€"95 Closed Car 100 Horsepower 125" Wheelbase EQUIPMENT OTHER THAN STANDARD, EXTRA Below will be found the report of the Timmins High and Technical Schools for the term ending at Easter. Only the names of pupils who have obtained an average of fifty per cent. or more are published. Individual reports were given to the pupils on the last day of school. These reports show the standâ€" ing obtained by the pupil in each subâ€" ject. Parents are asked to read the reports carefully and. see that the pupils give the necessary time to preâ€" paration. As has frequently been statâ€" ed the pupils have not time for preâ€" paration of their homeâ€"work in school as is usually alleged by pupils who are falling behind in their studies because of neglect of homeâ€"work. Form I High School Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"E. Shub 88.3, C. Harris 84.1, A. Watson 83.4, A. Longâ€" mcore 82.6, V. Laurila 82.1, G. Luoma 80.8, F. McConnell 79.2, R. Hogarth 78.2, H. Bobbie 78.2, N. Stachow 78.1, Easter Report of Timmins High and Technical Schools Names Given in Order of Merit of Pupils Who Have Obâ€" tained an Average of Fifty Per Cent, or More During the Term Ending at Easter. Honour and Passing Standing of the Pupils in the Various Classes at the High and Technical Schools. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Model 125 Closed Car W. Salo 77.2, A. Bucovetsky 75.8, L Traver 75.6, E. Peterson 75.2. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"R. Torrance 74, G. Riley 73.8, H. Kumpula 722, C. Slabodian 70.7, J. McCrae 70.4, W. Mcâ€" Lean 70, R. Moore 70, D. Sky 69.2, M. Geils 68, E. Brown 67.7, E. Lacey 67.5, E. Hill 67.4, K. Barron 66.9. 125 Horsepower 130" Wheelbase Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"V. Innes 65.2, J. Heath 65, M. Brown 64.4, N. Lawson 63.7, T. Vitassari 63.7, T. DeMille 63.6, V. Bell 62.9, K. Adamson 62.6, M. Vilâ€" lensuve 62.1, C. Lafranier 61.9, O. Hawse $1, M. Donylchuk 60.6, M. Easâ€" ton 60.3. Passâ€"E. Sveen 59.7, B. Bugera 59.1, R. Zariski 59.1, B. Boutin 59, O. Chicâ€" kini 57.8, P. Mullen 57.7, M. McKinnon 55.9, 0. Shaw 55.7, J. Gauthier 55.6, M. Smith 55.4, T. Leck 355.3, M. Diemert 55.3, M. Charbonneau 54.9, C. Mondou 53.7, M. Morris 53.6, J. St. Clair Pike 53.3, R. Gibson 52.7, D. Dawson 51.8, J. Dalton 51.47, C. Jucksch 51.6, E. Pitzâ€" patrick 51.3, W. Dunn 50.1. Form II High School Fistâ€"class honoursâ€"D. Macpherson 90.1, C. Halperin 85.2, D. Horwitz 84.3, A. Bowne 82.4, R. Baker 78, G. Helperâ€" in 77.5, R. Waldon 75.7, V. Wallingford 75.4, G. White 75.4. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"F. Grant 73.05, J. Pond 73.5, E. Taylor 72.7, P. Robertâ€" son 72.3, F. Scott 71.8, R. Eddy 70, N. Tavylor 69.8, W. Drew 69.3, W. McKay 68.8, V. Banning 66.1, M. Kempthorne 66. Thirdâ€"class honowurs â€" S. Abraham 65.8, R. Armitage 65.8, C. Reode 65.4, M. Morrison 65.1, E. Monch 65, J. Sutherâ€" land 64.8, V. Tynjala 64.4, C. Rogers 63.8, C. Richardson 63.6, D. Laidlaw 62.2, M. Maddon 62.2, W. Wilson 61.9, V. Howard 61.8, G. Gauthier 60.7, R. McDonald 60.1. Passâ€"H. Ostrosser 59.8, M. Morin 59.7, C. Boutin 58.3, H. Shepherd 58 M. Nelson 58, K. Tompkinson 56.8, R. Wallingford 56.6, H. Gallonardo 56.5, M. Baderski 56.2, R. Copps 56.1, G. sScully 55.2, D. Cooke 54.2, E. McInnis 53.7, R. Murray 52.5, L. Munro 52.5, F. Carlin 52.2, F. Finkelman 52.2, M. Hodgins 51.8, D. Marshall 51.7, C. Mcâ€" Lean 51.7, W. Kerr 51.7. Form III A Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"Erma Haatajaa 85.4, Grant Barron 82.3, Mary Williams 80, Leonard McFadden 75. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"Walter Finkelâ€" man 70.6, Laura Hawse 68.5, Tom Goodman 68, Mabel Richardson 66. Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"Gladys McIvor 65.6, Mattie Clutchy 64.4, Laura Birce 60.9. Passâ€"Jean Scott 57.5,Iona Andrew 57, Ernest Burnet 55.6, Vivian Ray 54.9, Donald McLauchlan 54.8, Chrissie Murphy 54.8, Beatrice Leck 54, Doris Heil 53.7, Florence Mclvor 534, Roy Hamilten 50. Harriet Harkness, not rankedâ€"absent through illness. 1II B. Form Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"Margaret Mcâ€" Kay 83, Margaret Beadman 81, Dorothy Armstrong 78, Wm. Shub 77, Joam Huxley 77, Vivian Wallingford 76. Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"Henry Ostrowâ€" sky 65, Helen Brown 65, Chas. Cushing 60. Secondâ€"class honourâ€"Mabel Beadâ€" man 73, Margaret Robertson 72, Terâ€" ence Smith 68. Passâ€"Christian Charron 57, Burritt Murray 56, Walter Sheridan 54. Upper School Report Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"Ann Scott 88.6, Gwyn Kinsey 79,8, James McFadden 78.2, Germaine Boivert 75.6, Ralph Thachuk. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"Beatrice Dowâ€" zer 744, Jack Leng 73.5, Kitty Duxâ€" Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"Jean Gray 65, Gordon Michaelson 64.8, Margaret Mcâ€" Pherson 63.1. Passâ€"Wilfred Shields 56.4, Vera Charbonneau 51.8 Technical and Commercial Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"Vieno Lindross 85.9, Ora Kulju 78.8, Jean McQuarrie 77.7, Gertrude Revill 77. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"Madge Webb 72.9, Irene Hadley 71.4, Lauri Mikkalo 69.4, Kirsti Hakola 66.4, Jean Thachuk 64.6, Pat Letang 64.2, Mabel Durrell 63.4, Elsie Jackson 62.6, Harvey Laine 59.9, Meda Bennett 59.3, Kenneth Urâ€" quhart 59, J. Hill 59, B. Harrison 58 .4, N. Hargreaves 56.3, E. Marshall 56.1, A. Carpenter 54.9, L. Boisvert 54.7, A. Clermont 54.6, I. Drew 53.6, J. Lake 51.6, J. McKie 51.3, D. Cooke 51, A. Gagne 51, L. Tieder 50.4. Ida Bucovetsky 85.09, Olive Paver 81.55, Marguerite Ruir 80, Edna Kulju 79.27, Elvi Pesonen 78.82, Dorothy Johns 69.45, Woodrow Walsh 66.4, Toini Tolmonen 63.7, Gwendolyn Webb 63.55, Violet Jackson 62.45, Stanley Shippam 59.9, Rachel Viitasaari 53.82, Eileen Brown 51.2, C, 2â€"Specials Anna Munro 88, Valerie Rapsey 85.33, Sarah Korman 63.75, Francis Shields 60.05, Vera Silver 40, Annette Millette did not write on the examinations. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"S. Ostrowsky 64.7, A. Ansara 63.1, M. Lawley 60.5, F. Chalut 60. Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"G. Luxton 70.6, J. Thompson 67.1, G. Maurice 66.7. Passâ€"S. Savard 59.9, M. Borland 57, G. Grabosky 55.5, H. Taylor 52.5. Specials S. Shub 69.1, A. Young 68.2, V. Saloâ€" maa 64.1, T. Proudfoot 54, G. Finlayson 53.8, E. Martin 53.7, M. Tinsley 49.6 Home Economics Specialâ€"E. Young 74. Seniorâ€"A. Baker 64.8. Firstâ€"class honoursâ€"Walter Linna 78.5, Alex Gregulski 78.4, Leo Del Vilâ€" lano 77.3, Jim Harris 75.9 Jackson News:â€"The London disarmâ€" ment conference seems to be an atâ€" tempt of each nation to get as many cruisers as it possibly can with the econsent of the"other nations. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"James Stacâ€" how 74.9, Bill DelLuca 74, George Burâ€" ton 71, Stewart Dewar 704, Stanley Hass 70.1, Joe Domenico 69.7, Charles Grimaldi 68, Dennis Duxfield 67.6. Frank Mester 52.1 72.8 Fassâ€"Bert Halversen 53, Percy Aide 52.1, Ev. Baker 51.2. Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"Donald Paver 65.6, John Cocklin 68.9, George Mereâ€" dith 625, Fred Gilbert 60.4, Charles Birce 60.3. Passâ€"Lennon Wilson 57, Rosarie Charette 56.2, Gerald Rassell 56.1, Micâ€" hael Lukon 55.5, Clement Lejambe 54.7, Logan J. Kerr 54.4, Earl Lacombe 53.3, T. 2 Results Firstâ€"class honours â€"Fred Jakkola 86.4, R. Calverley 83.9. Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"T. Niemi 70.3, R. Morin 69, A. Higginbotham 68.7, O. Farnum 67.8, W. Kendall 66.6. Thirdâ€"class honoursâ€"N. Roy 604 Passâ€"V. Mullen 56.3. T. 3 Results Secondâ€"class honoursâ€"Joe Pichuta First Come‘! By Buying Low Cost Life Insurance. Rates Age 25......... Age 30...;.:;.. Age 35......... Age 40......... Age 45..;:....: Age 50..:....;; Increase Your Estate $10,000 or More Disability Benefits can be added covering Total Disablement from Sickness or Accident. Goldfields Block, Timmins, Ontario. 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