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es o0 Specialized Business Training 7 o‘clock Monday, wednesâ€" day and Friday nights. 6 Balsam St. N., Timmins, Ont. Phone 228 Box 677 Credit Reports Collections Accounting and Auditing 6 Balsam Street North,. Timmins Phones 270â€"228 P.0. Box 1747 39 â€"2 P.O,. Box 1591 Room 2 MarsM lock, Telephone 611 Immins, Ont DR. E. LROBRERTS PORCUPINE CREDIT Corporation Ltd. Establi stt t PA AL t t P L BP t 2 EChe Motuante spâ€"am> Third Avenue DR. CHASYE‘S lK‘d“eY =Eiver BSwiss Y Graduate o§the Instit ( ;iif e Miilk Supplyrn e Summer V acstion Chiropractor aÂ¥y Diseases P‘ (Gordon Block Empire ealth League of CiBada Points out. Dange$ in Milk and Gives a Bafe System. CHARTERED ACCO!TANT 60 THIRD AVENUE ummer cottage life may be iB ; for father and mother, but : precautions are not taken s health may be seriously ]} d, the Health League of ts out. There is, for instant tion of milk. In the countr mmer resorts the milk sup always is unpasteurized . ers frequently do not realiz rs to which this raw mill their children. Milk may | diseases which include: . scarlet fever, dysentery, C tuberculosis, septic sore t d fever and How ndition need not be as fear unds, because every mother her children by taking the precaution of pasteurizing Ik in the home. It is bett: Porcupine School of _â€"_Commerce . D. Cuthés@n, LP.A. 11 E’c, Ear! 1‘3‘ dou 1 _p s not obtai easily pas eéague of Cal the raw inil 140 or 145 deg this tempera ’h._"-..â€".._’_.â€"_ Pn AIY Phone 640 PW B i § $( i4 . m-â€"-.‘-"’ . past?] btainabl Ong ETER : Building tro Therapist [ FREE * Women 6.3 immins, Ont. »17â€"43p aker mpire Block Horological rland td. ! Jr. III to Sr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Annic lollections || Kelly, Mary Connelly, Annie Mozdir, liting ,'Donald McCulloch:; Evelyn Disher and Ammin® | Kathleen Pyke, equal; Douglas Farren, Box 174; "Ama Heikkila, Kirtha Nikkanen, Eila 39â€" | Korhanen, John Farkas, Roy Mawhiney, |William Haanpaa, Wilma Finan, Ray !LaForost; Audrey McCaw and Paul La Mothe, equal; Stuart _ MacDonald; Francis Bennett and Erick Kehusmaa and Walter Larsen and Norma McCaw, equal. Pihls pped ice or HowÂ¥ic. is feargne nother h.y 1t e doule nd h0 30 mm noet as the 53 lTA~ roâ€" ildâ€" JA MA the ind and June Promotion List from S.S. No. 1Â¥, Tisdale | _ _§Sr. III to Jr. IV.â€"â€"Honoursâ€"Kauko ‘Nikkanen, Jean Dysart, Irma Laakso, Marjorie Ewing, Gordon Smith, Clara | Lindross, Leo Aro; Luella Johnston and |Rita Woon, equal; Jimmy Dogue, Sulo zMaki. Kauko Vesala; Tommy Mahon Rose Hoelke, equal. The June promotion list of Schooll Section ko. 1A, Tisdale, based on the year‘s work of pupils and the promoâ€" tion examinations follows. Seventyâ€" five percent is the necessary mark for honours, while 60 per cent is required pass. Jr. IV to Sr. IVâ€"honoursâ€"Charlie Pajala, Frank Richards, Viola Mansâ€" Seld. Lillian Belisle, Eileen Purdy. Harry Disher, Annie Camero, Francis Cunningham, Gertie Lillhoog, Irene Pouff. Bettvy Cameron, Isabel McKay. Many Younz Students Make Honours in Work at South Porcupine. Passâ€"Geraldine â€" Rogers, Dorothy Herrington:; Martha Luhta and Ruth Schmelizle, equal; Harry Coott and Frances Christensen, equal; Marion Strand, Colin Robinson, Mary Sehulick, Waiter Firth, Hubert Butler, Harry Robinson: Walter Clement and Martin Kuusela. equal; Albert Lone, Mary Sarâ€" kotish, Lucy Olivier, Phil Deacon, Rayâ€" mond Blood, Keijo Ilola, Adelaine Jakes, Douglas Deacon, Terry Pullin Teddy Romanick, Stewart Reed, John Hyrnick, Leo Lamog\e. Jennie Zaitz, Jack Cunâ€" ningham, Vilho Rintimaki. Promoted on year‘s workâ€"Kevin Cahill, Bonnie Clark, Betty Curboy, Jim Fera, Isabel Hepburn, Audrey Jamieson, Douglas McLellan, Walter Rachanski, Victor Larsen. Recomâ€" mendedâ€"Jim Emdin, Doris Ross. Sr. I to Jr. IIâ€"Honoursâ€"Teresa Smith and Kilkka Salanen equal; Minâ€" nie Zabiaca, Wilma Mawhiney, Peggy McLennan; Paul Croteau and Frank Hawes, equal; Raymond Laakso and Paul Pearce, equal; Plora Turner, Stanâ€" ley Barbas, Jackie McLellain; Mary Merlo and George Dubinsky, equal; Tauno Pere; Jean Murrell and Mary Harper, equal; Ero Keitola; Francis Karpuik and Mary Elizabeth Pearce, equal; Myrtle Anderson and Kevin McGillis and Donna Reed, equal; Shirley â€" Knutson, Joan Somerville, |Zonie Rechetnyk,. Ashnick Durcon, Ida Passâ€"Lioyd Owens, Ernest Niemi; Mary Michaud and Steves, equal, Betty Couch, George Romanick, FPrank Briden, Henry Kohtala, Keith Bennett, Jacqueline DeMers, Ileen Hoelki, Audâ€" rey Bowes, Lawrence Mahon, Rauno Wanen,. Teddy Sqjuth, Reg Clement, Alice Robertson, Jolly Howe, Nellie Bartosevich, Helen Kremyr. Promotions on year‘s workâ€"Helen Haneberry, Margaret Bowes. The two promoted pupils missed their final exâ€" aminations). Promoted on year‘s workâ€"â€"Gena Crema, Laila Luhtala, Alden Pasanen. Recommendedâ€"Jack â€" Syvert, George Toderan, Bill Mozdir, Albert Clusiau, Lawrence McKay. Passâ€"Walter Schmelzle, Marion Ricâ€" hards, Leona Sullivan; Nanette Christie and Jack Londry and Eva Wysogland, equal; Gerald Gagnon, Peter Babandon, Robert Bowes, Charlie Brown, Murray Drynan,. Victor Hills, Audrey Miller. Sr. II to Jr. IIIâ€"Honoursâ€"Jean Marie Purdy, Walter Luhtala, Patricia Mahon, Robert Mairs; Elizabeth Hansen and Eino Niemi, equal, Rita Costello and Peggie Spjuth, equal; Keith Anderson and Mary Dasovitch and Joyce Laffin, equal; Phyllis Cahill, Arvo Ristimaki, William Adams, Donald Briden, Leo Huhta, Emma Anderson, Gordon Kauftâ€" man: Jean Carruthers and Ann Sarkoâ€" tish, equal; George Aro; Jeanette Pepin and Robert McIntosh, equal; Mary Reshetarski, Edith Blakeman, Dennis Young; Jennie Anderson and Marjorie FTera, equal; Ellen Mairs; Lauri Leroma and David Parker, equal; Norbertine Ferrigan, Doris Gannon, Elmer Hansen, Ventta Korpi, Molly Richards, Kenneth McCaw, Gordon Philbin, Leonel Gauâ€" thier. Passâ€"Jennie Charlinsky, Matt Dasoâ€" vitch," Walter Shermet, Evelyn Syvert, Stella Wastuik, Bernice Kosobuski, Jennie Karpuik, James Young, Taimi Detch, Wilburn Montrose, Roy McKay. Promoted on year‘s workâ€"Gloria Cosco, Sheila Miller, Kalervo Vesala, Fred Ostrom, Mary Lefurgy, Loreen Knutson, Elvon Kavanagh, Erkki Korâ€" honen, Hazel Lefurgy. placed in a refrigcrator, iceâ€"house or cocol, shaded placed, where the milk will quickly cool to the required teinâ€" perature of 40 P. A dairy thermometer, suited for this process, may be purchased for a very small sum. The need for pasteurizing raw milk cannot be too strongly emphasized and is urged universally by health authoriâ€" ties, the Health League states. Provincia! and municipal health deâ€" partments are usually very glad to proâ€" vide citizens with detailed information on this and similar subjects. Published at Timmins, Ont.., Canada, MONDAY anod THURSDAY Mahmey, Barbara Freeman, Donald Thomas Young. Promoted on vyear‘s workâ€"Edgar Strand,. Murdie Fortune, Leslie Costello Bethel Bowes. Passâ€"Hilda Harry, Ellen Disher, Cliifford Pyke, Freda Hepburn, Mellie Wastuk, Stephen Pyke, Tommy Housâ€" ton, Joe Adamo. Recommendedâ€"Leoâ€" nard Pasanen, Sophie Lajas. Jr. I to Sr. Iâ€"Tonv Fazan and Annie Jr. I to Sr. Iâ€"Tony Fazan and Annie Pajala, equal; John Mozdier, Aseda Rachanska, Ina Niemi, Helka Salanen, Ruth Seeves, Oliver Hukkela, Elzina Smelzle, Billie Lamb, Mauno Haavesto, Wilburn Finan, Mitchell Hyrnuk, Lorne Richards, Nellie Smyk, Leo Kuusela, William Korpi, Olive Hills, Rose Gorâ€" don. Joan Sullivan. Jr. I to Sr. IBâ€"Oliver Firth, Laila Kartola, Margaret Crotiau, Annie Yluoâ€" ski. Paul Joki, Austin Gordon, Elizaâ€" beth Mairs, Helga Kaargas, Salme Klaar, Cletus Sullivan, Jimmy Syvret, Oliver Lefurgy. Passed on year‘s workâ€"Anne Merle, Annie Lajas, Billie Frulconer, Melâ€" bourne Hodgins. t To Sr. Primer Aâ€"Billy Smelzle, Kenâ€" neth Marley, Katie Sarkotish, Ray Godin, Boyd Turner; Rollie Dzuiba and Margaret Kelly, equal; Billy Pearce; Denyse Coyne and Garry Mansfield, equal; Lois Pirie; Hilda Hodgins and Amy Dagenais, equal; Flora Reed, Jermo Huumo, Wilson Turâ€" ner, Leo Adams, Ray Mahoney, Gordon Yourig John Sicoli, John Adamo, Enso Rocco, Hyacinthe Ferrigan, Lucille Mitchell, Pangrazio Piva. To~Sr. Primer B.â€"Lois Sybil Ostrom, John Young,; Martin Kocoâ€" Buski, Irene Riopel, Joan McGillis, Jimâ€" mie Parker, Donald Sutherland, Olga Crema, Georgette Riopel. Passâ€"Lorena Blood, Douglas Miller, Bobby Spitz, George Fera, Lohya Maâ€" kela, Eino Yllijoki, Helka Ditch Coleâ€" man Ferrigan, Arthur Puisto, Irya Holpainen, Mary Dubinske, Tommy Gannon. Douglas Houston, Roy Farrell, Lusa Anna Tuisha. Primer to Junior 1â€"Honoursâ€"Ada Mazzacatto, Olga Reshitarski, Marilyn Cliff, Patsy Mawhinney and Jean Whitâ€" ton, equal; Clara Covey and Sheila Ross and Helena Niskola, equal; Myra Whyte, Bernard Dillon, Nancy McNeil, Wilfred Toppari, Edith Bennett, Marâ€" garet Hill, Allan Laine, Donald Adamo, Donald Deacon. Jr. Primer B to Jr. Primer Aâ€" Elvin Dillon, Florence LaPorte, Teresa Laâ€" Porte, Mamie Craven. Kindergarten Primary to Jr. Primer Aâ€"Wilbur Hakala, Ida Franceschini, Hopey Kushnir, Bryan Gagnon, Kauko Viita, Lola Godin, Larry Christenson, Pauline MacDonald, Vernon Green, Ida Smith. To B.â€"Bobby Pecore, Gerald Wright, Keith Clemiss, Rita Adamo, Leo Nisâ€" kala, Mai Peressini, Margaret Dufresne, Billy Knutson, Bertha Riopel. To Câ€"Edwin Harja, Ellwood Bennett, Jean Cox., FPlorence Price, Annie Dasoâ€" vitch, Carl Schmelzle, Francis Lamothe, Douglas Cornish, Eva Rintamaki, Stanâ€" ley Miller. Ross Lothian, Roderic.. Belisle, Jackie Chapman, Ruland Laâ€" porte. Westinghouse Refrigerater and many other prizes to be given away Look Out for the KIWANIS SIREFFT â€"CAR Midway Games â€" Street Dancing Music and Fun Don‘t Miss the Fun! Ann Hepburn, Cyril Mahan, Olive Hill, ublic School TIMMINS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 2ND, 1936 Ford Vâ€"8 Sedan ON CEDAR STREET NORTH Pretty Midsummer Wedding on Friday A pretty midsummer wedding took place in the Timmins United Church manse on Friday evening at 8 o‘clock, when Rev. Bruce Millar united in marâ€" riage Miss Colina Seller Gray, youngâ€" est daughter of Mr. Robert Gray and the late Mrs. Gray, to Mr. James Gibâ€" son Chalmers, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Chalmers, of Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland. The bride was lovely in a white gown of mousselineâ€"déâ€"soie made on Princess lines with wide shirred collar and cuffs. and a small white crepe hat, with a circular veil and white accessories. Her only ornament was a string of pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of Sweetâ€" heart roses, white sweet peas and fern, tied with white â€"tulle. .Her only attendant was Miss Betty McClure, as bridesmaid, in a gown of yellow net, trimmed with powder blue collar and wide sash falling to the hem of her skirt in the back. Her accesâ€" sories were white and she carried a bouquet of Talisman roses and fern tied with matching tulle. Mr. Jack Hunter attended the groom was a beautiful enameled compact and the groom‘s gift to the best man was a combination cigarette case and lighter. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride‘s father at the Vipond Mine where about 50 guests gathered to shower the happy couple with congratulations and hbest wishes. # ""N."om'“""""” Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers will make their home in Timmins. best man The bride e bride‘s gift to the bridesmaid a beautiful enameled compact the groom‘s gift to the best man a combination cigarette case and Permission Refused for New Town Hall this Year The Ontario Railway and Municipal board won‘t let the town of Timmins build a town hall this year. That was made clear at Monday‘s council meetâ€" ing when a letter was read from E. W. Cross, chairman of the board. S view of the capital expenditure of Timâ€" mins already authorized for 1936," said Mr. Cross. "we feel that this should be deferred until 1937." The council had asked for permission to issue $90,000 deb ntures for the municipal building. "Are you willing to consider any alâ€" ternative?" asked Mayor J. P. Bartleâ€" man. ‘"or do you want to wait until Municipal Board Says Project Should be Deferred to 1937. Mayor Suggests Alternative, but Council Not Favourâ€" able. Gray‘s Shows Granted Permission to Show in Town Next Week. Radio Question Discussed. man, "or do yoUu Wa@lll 1(0 Wail UIlLli next year?" "I don‘t see that there is any alterâ€" native," replied Councillor P. H. Laâ€" ports. The mayor reminded him that there was the possizsility of turning Central school into a town all. "We‘d have to go to that question anyway, said. Grant Gray‘s Permission The council passed a motion grantâ€" ing permission to Gray‘s Shows to play in the ball park here from July 4th to July l1ith, provided they remain closed on Wednesday, July 8th, and also proâ€" vided that Gray‘s make formal appliâ€" cation for those dates. W. O. Langdon, on behalf of the Kiwanis club who are holding a street carnival on the 8th, said he had been advised that Gray‘s had been granted permission to give their show in the l}all park for the week from July 6thâ€" 11th, including the 8th. "We didn‘t give permission for the same day or even the same week," the mayor retorted. "We gave permission for a week but it wasn‘t stated what week,." IVAL the people on Mr. Laporte Published at Timmins, Ont., Canada, Eveey MONDAY and THURSDAY "They did not set any date," Counâ€" cillor Laporte agreed. "I guess we‘re obligated to give them their dates, though," the mayor said. Gray‘s shows had agreed to close on the 8th, Mr. Langdon said, but he wished the council to make certain the show really did not operate on that day. "We would be satisfied if that were enforced," the Kiwanis representâ€" ative agreed. ‘"We‘ll certainly do that," the mayor said P. T. Moisley, president of the Kiâ€" wanis club outlined the events that had led to the confusion. Gray‘s had approached the club asking them to sponsor the show, he said. The club refused. Gray‘s than agreed not to play Timmins the week of the Kiwanis carnival which had already been planâ€" ned. They were to have gone to Riverâ€" side park for the week of June 29thâ€" July 4th, but had changed plans to take in South Porcupine on July ist. Then, in coâ€"opsration with Father Theriault, the show had planned to play Timmins from July 4th to lith. The mayor had met "those two genâ€" tlemen," he said, and had discussed the plans with them. "Preference should be given home matters, especially when the objects are such as with the Kiwanis and Lions clubs," Mr. Langdon concluded. Councillor Dr. Day suggested that it might be just as well to wait until Gray‘s made proper application to the council before passing any resolution. There are a number of important matâ€" ters to discuss at a special meeting to be held this evening: at eight o‘clock and he thought Gray‘s might lbe left until then. "Of course, Councillor Day," the mayor said, "we could pass a resolution toâ€"day on condition that formal appliâ€" cation be mate." Such a motion was presented, read and passed. Mayor Disagrees on Radio A letter from the Haileybury Rotary club brought on a long discussion on the radio question. The club‘s letter asked that everyone in the North coâ€" cperate in one big effort asking the government to install a booster station somewhere in the North so that full Canadian â€" Radio Commission proâ€" grammes would be available all day and night. "We feel that if the muniâ€" cipalities organize for action, Northâ€" ern Ontario will shortly be given betâ€" ter radio reception," the letter conâ€" cluded. "I think we should writeeâ€"â€"â€"" beâ€" gan Councillor Laporte. "Have you had any complaints about radio reception?" the mayor asked him. "It‘s not continuous." "You never get the radio commission 44 hours. We get all there is," the mayor told him. "We‘d get better music with a stronger station," Councillor said. "We‘re getfi'ing all the commission programmes now," the mayor insisted. ‘"We get nipped sometimes," Counâ€" cillor Caron said. "Commission Signs Off at Eleven" "That‘s news to me," the mayor reâ€" plied, "the commission signs off at eleven o‘clock. You‘ll hear them doing it every night. If you don‘t know anyâ€" thing about what‘s going on in our 6wn station there‘s no use talking about it." "It doesn‘t mean they‘ll be against the radio station here," said Councilâ€" lor Caron, ‘"but if there was a booster station, we get all the commission proâ€" gramimes." "They come on in the forenoon," said Councillor Cousins when the mayor stated that the commission did not begin broadcasting anywhere until four o‘clock in the afternoon. "They‘re giving it to you all the time it‘s on," Mr. Bartleman said, referring to the commission and the local staâ€" tion, "We get all they‘ll give us." "The distributing stations pay for what they get," contributed Gordon Gauthier, "Yes, that‘s the mavor continuâ€" "Yes, that‘s it," the mayor continuâ€" ed, "If you check up, you‘ll find that the commission is only on certain hours." "I think we ought to write Haileyâ€"| Week‘s Kun of the Press bury anyway," said Mr. Laporte. | "I suppose Haileybury is particularly Sudbury Star:â€"The Brantford chief interested. They‘re not affected by | of police says that the question of proâ€" private stations there. What they want |per bathing attire should be left to is a station for Haileybury and they one‘s own conscience. Apparently want us to help them get it. If they | thosse swimming in the nude in Lake were the size of Timmins they wouldn‘t| Ramsay have none. have to bother, because there‘d be a radio station there giving them all the service they want," the mayor summed it up. Midland Free Press:â€"An oxchange reports a tourist as saying in reply to a querry as to what he thought of the Byâ€"laws authorizing the construction of waterworks and sewers were given their third and final reading, followâ€" ing advice from the Municipal Board and the department health that the works had been approved. Debenture byâ€"laws were also given a first and second reading that provide for the borrowing of sums of $12,000 and $15,â€" 000 at five and oneâ€"half per cent for 15 vears. Other news of the council meeting will be found in another column of toâ€" day‘s Advance. ‘Langdon Langdon | Arch.Gillies,B.A.Sc.,0.L.S. Presidentâ€"Austin Neame Secretaryâ€"Treasurerâ€"W, D. Forrester P.0. Box 1059, Timmins Ont. Monthly general meetings of the above branch will be held in the Legion Hall, Cedar St., S. Reed Block Pine Street South Architect i Ontario Land Surveyor Building Plans Estimates, Eto I Old P.0. Bidg., Timmins â€" Phone 362 | Wrap all Garbage in paper Keep your Garbage Can covered Use plenty of Chloride of Lime which can be procured at the Town Hall free, Householders using well water must boil it for at least 20 minutes. All QOutside Toilets must be made fiyâ€" proof. By Order of THE BOARD OF HEALTH Highâ€"grade Samples from Week‘s Run of the Press Midland Free Press:â€"An oxchange reports a tourist as saying in reply to a querry as to what he thought of the scenery on his trip, "Well, the toothâ€" paste billboards were more attractive than those of cornflakes, but the gasâ€" oline signs were more numerous,." Pembroke Standard:â€"It is the old story of one Gipsy reading the palm of the hand and the other Gipsy stealing the money from the pocket of the inâ€" nocent. However, it is rather strange, amidst all this talk of depression that a man walking along the highway near Eganville should have $131 in his posâ€" J. J. Turner Sons, Ltd. PETERBOROUGH, ONT. 14 Pine st. North Timmins Over Curtis Drug Store D. Paquette, proprietor THREE BARBERS IN ATTENDANCE Basement Reed Block, Timmins Service Satisfaction Sanitation With a record of 50 years as a most satisâ€" factory treatment for piles or hemorrhoids, you can positively depend on Barristers, Solicitors, Ete. Money Advanced on First Class Security., Dr. Chases OQintment PRICE THREE CE Dr. C. R. Cushing Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Bank of Commerce Building Timmins, Ont. Ask Your Local Dealer for Prices or send your order direct to We Manufacture and Carry in Stock MONDAY, JULY 201th, 1936 FPLAGS HAVERSACKS SNOWSHOES DOG sSLEIGHS TOBOGGANS TARPAULINS TENTS PACK BAGS EIDERDOW N ROBES SKIIS DoG HARNESS HORSE BLANKETS Barristers, Solicitors, Etec A, E. MOYSEY BLOCK, TIMMIN®S, ONT. 8. 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