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Monday â€"morning the Porcupine Ministerial Association met at the home of the Revy. F. J. Baine for its regular monthly meeting. The meetâ€" ing was addressed by the Rev. W. J. Bradbury, of the Anglican General Board of Religious Education, who was introduced by the Rev. Canon R. 5. Cushing. Following the address a proâ€" fitable discussion period was held which was participated in by most of those present and which together with the address was enjoyed by all. ing was addressed Bradbury, of the Board of Religious introduced by the Sschumacher, May 14th. Special The Advance. Mr. Laxton, Sanitary Inspector for Tisdale, leaves on Monday to attend the convention of the Canadian Inâ€" stitute of Sanitary Inspectors in Toâ€" ronto on May 22nd and 23rd. Archdeacon Woodall, ,.with Rev. J. Bradbury and Mrs. C. P. Walker, left on Tuesday for Cochrane where they will attend the Diocensan Synod which meets on Wednesday and Thursday of this week under his Grace the Archâ€" bishop of Moosonee. Addresses the Porcupine Ministerial Association Mrs. H. (Baynham, of Flin Flon mine, Manitoba, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Jones, of Dome avenue. She arâ€" rived on Saturday. Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Dunn, of 117 Maple South, Timmins, a daughâ€" ter, on May 13th, in Porcupine Genâ€" eral hospital. Mrs. M. Campbell, left on Sunday to yreturn to her home in Inverness, Nova Seotia, after visiting Mrs. D.>Austin, of Preston Fast Dome. Mrs. W. Clement was called to Sudâ€" bury on Saturday owing to the illness of her mother, Mrs. Mills. Mr. Alfred Michaelson â€" returned home to the Dome on Monday after operation in Toronto. Pte. Manley Sheppard, of Port Arthutr is on two weeks‘ furlough in town. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Bowes left on Baturday for Toronto where Mrs. Bowes will receive medical attention. Miss Muriel Horner left on Saturday for her home in Shawville. She has been visiting her sister Mrs. G. Draper We are sorry to learn that R quesnel, of Commercial avenue is i1 his home. Mrs. Lorne Bowes spent the weekâ€" end in New Liskeard. Boys leaving on Wednesday for four months training in North Bay are John Shumilak, Arnold Coote, B. Crozier and Fddie Harjula. Bornâ€"on May Ist, to Mr. and Mrs. Mask, of South Porcupineâ€"a son. Bornâ€"to Mr. and Mrs. James Sawers of Hoyle, on May 6thâ€"a son. Friends of Mrs. B. Webb are sorty to learn she is on the sick list. Mr. Terry Wilson, who has graduâ€" nted from the Haileybury School of Mining has accepted a position in the assay office of the Upper Canada Mine. Mr. D. B. Lawley will be guest speakâ€" er on Thursday at the Kiwanis weekly dinner. Don‘t forget the towelâ€"shower to be held on Friday (16th) at the Nurses‘ Residence of the Porcupine General hospital. Miss Lempi Niemi left on Saturday for a few days visit to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Hamilton have taken up residence on Bruce ave. Mr. and Mr.. J. H. Duggan, of Bruce avenue, and their daughter, Mrs. J. Dwyer, left on Wednesday for Toronto to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Lundy McCausland, brother of Mrs. Duggan, who died on Tuesday in Toâ€" ronto. He was a resident of Pickering and was 69 vears old. ‘Tommy Laffin, 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs. Ben Laffin, of Strachan ave s seriously ill at his home. O Kea avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laamanen, of Moore street, left on Tuesday for Sudâ€" bury for holiday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Blackburn, of Kapusâ€" kasing are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rhemy of Rea avenue. Mr. Bill Harris, of the Imperial Oil Btation left on Sunday for Toronto to visit his brother who recently suffered head injuries in an accident while at work. Mrs. D. Hoey and daughter, Diane, with Miss Eileen Hunt, left on Saturâ€" day for holiday in [Toronto. Mrs. P. O‘Shea who has spent most bf the winter months in Victoria, reâ€" turned home on Sunday. Mr. O‘Shea is still at the coast. Twenty five members are already reâ€" gistered. A meeting was held on Sunday afâ€" ternoon at the home of Mr. G. Roseâ€" brugh to elect officers and commitiees for the 1941 season of the South Porâ€" cupine Tennis Clubâ€"sometimes known as the Connaught Hill Tennis Club. Mr. Hubert Doran was elected presiâ€" dent with Mr. G. M. Rosebrugh as secretaryâ€"treasurer,, and a committee of three, consisting of Mrs. Dorothy Penney, Mrs, Winifred Martin and Mr. N. J. Southern. The Court is now in shape for playing and new members may be enrolled with the secretary. Officers Elected for Tennis Club at South Porcupine Bouth Porcupine, May to The Advance. Other News of South Por cupine and the Dome. News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District 14th, Special at Arthur Quine, Bob Quine, Beverley Kitchen, Richard Boutet and Bernard ran making sure of first prize by winâ€" ning at least a half dozen games. The prize was two dainty handkerchiefs. During the evening refreshments were served. The general impression was that everyone had a grand time. Dr. R. V. Weston, Fourth avenue was rushed to St. Mary‘s hospital and had an appendix operation Tuesday. The latest repor{t is that he is resting comâ€" fortably. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery, George Percival, Eric Arnott, Bill Gilbert, Pat Waddell and Lester Besley of Queen‘s University, left for Barrieâ€" field where they will have two weeks‘ military training prior to returning to their homes in Schumacher. â€" The Women‘s Missionary Society of Trinity United Church will hold its meeting in the church parlour this afâ€" ternoon (Thursday). The ladies of the congregation are all invited to attend, Sunday evening May 1l1th, the memâ€" bers of the Schumacher Caâ€"Boâ€"Gi Club met in the club room. There was a good ; attendance. The president Miss Margeurite Smith, called the meeting to order and Secretary Miss Ella Mcâ€" Kenzie read the minutes of the preâ€" vious meeting which were adopted. A short discussion as to the numbers goâ€" ing, and ways and means of getting to Kirkland Lake for the Drama Festival to be held there on Sunday, May 25th opened the business portion of the meeting It was decided that it would be necessary to contact Timmins Club before making furthor arrangements. A party to officially wind up the winâ€" ter season‘s activities was next discussâ€" ed. Arrangements for the party to be held in June are to be looked after by Miss Aileen Maher and Mr. Leo Svaâ€" luto. One of the heartiest sing songs of the season started the soui:malâ€" sesâ€" sion with everybody in the groove. Some rather unusual effects were obâ€" tained by the singing of different songs at the same time. Several games of bingo followed, with Miss Fileen Curâ€" ran making ning at lea: prize was During the served. T that evervo ‘The Fire condemned chimneys. Schumacher Club Makes Plans for the Drama Festival Other 1 from Distric Schumacher, May The Advance. Mr. Nelson Laxton was granted leave of absence to attena the convention of Sanitary Inspectors. Also that the Kiwanis Club be alâ€" lowed the use of ‘the Porcupine Young Men‘s Club Rooms for salvage storage. The sewer from the hospital is to be repaired. Mr. D. Greer, of Gold Centre, apâ€" plied for a kennel license. ‘He can get a license for registered days and pay the regular license for other dogs. B. Levinson was refused reduction of penalties for taxes. Pollâ€"tax will be remitted on the four month trainees when facts are estabâ€" lished and proofs given. The Fire Chief is to catalogue all condemned â€" lmildings and defective It was also passed by resoluti.on that arrears of taxes be hypothecated to the Imperial Bank of Canada. South Poreup to The Advance Tisdale Council Regulating Sale of Fish and Meat A NR A VA A s3 , Other Matters Taken Up , weekâ€"end at Council Meeting This| , M an Week., ! NBE E: LX fina TT i. Porcupint af 4 ws of Interest chumacher _ a n d 15th to regulate the â€" sale of} fresh h and for licensâ€" 14th. Special Special to BRIDAL COUPLE AND ATTUENDANTS NOT SO HOPEFUL Mistressâ€"I am sorry you are leaving us, Jane. But, of course, if you are going to better yourself, Iâ€"â€"â€" Maidâ€"Oh, no, Madam. I am going to be married.â€"Globe and Mail. St. John Ambulance First Aid Work at S. Porcupine South Porcupine, May 14â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Classes will comâ€" mentce on Monday in the High School for ladies who wish to take a six weeks course in St. John‘s Ambulanâ€"e, Firss Aid work. Dr. Atkinson will take the classes. No special qualificaâ€" tions will be necessary for ladies who wish to enroll, but it is desired that they register at 7 pm. on Monday as the number may be large. Theoretical and practical work will be taken and a certificate granted at the end of the course for those who pass the necesâ€" sary examination. South End pupils taking part speciâ€" ally in the Pestival of Music were:â€" Bernice Ship, Jackie Fera, Louise Vesâ€" sel, Rita Huot, Mary Harper, Preda Hepburn, Margaret Kelly, May Gilâ€" christ, Eva Franchescini, Roberta Nelâ€" son, Denise Goyne, Helen Fedora., James Lyttle, Geraldine Vickers, Walâ€" ter Pavlica, Darwin Aiken, Fausto Diâ€" done, Norine White, Marian Nelson, Penca Dimitroff, Mildred Mitchell. Miss Burns has put in many hours of work with the children and the fact that they came a few marks below the prizewinners does not detract at all from the fine performances given. The fact that they had a teudency to drop below pitch reacted against the chorâ€" usesâ€"and strangely enough, this is not one of their faults as a rule. However we weére proud of them on Tuesday afternoon; and the instrumental pleces given by our South End contestants were most commendable. The Porcupine Male Choir was reâ€" cruited in great part from the miners (Welsh and Cornish) of Dome and Dome Extension May we say here, as a special note of appreciation that their rendition of "Comrades in Arms‘" given on Tuesday evening in the Timmins United Church, was beautiful;: and we are full of admiration for their grand exhibition. The Rev. F. J. and Mrs. HBaine atâ€" tended the reception supper held on Saturday at the Timmins United Church for the Rev. Aubrey S. Tuttle, D.D., LL.D., of Edmonton, Alberta, moderator of the United Church of Canadcda. South Porcupine Helped Success of Festival of Music Mrs. Ernest Webber, Fourth avenuse is visiting friends in Toronto. George Corris, Henry Fulton and Lyman Young left for a holiday in Toronto, prior to going on to Ottawa, where they join the Canadian Navy. Company Sergeant Victor Phillips, of the Grey and Simcoe Regiment, Toâ€" ronto, spen{# the weekâ€"end at his home on Second avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Briden and daughter Betty, of the Upper Canada Mine, Kirkland Lake, spent the weekâ€" end visiting Mrs. Briden‘s mother, Mrs. Watson, Third avenue .and her sister, Mrs. Sinclair MacMillan, Lake Side Drive. Mtr. and Mrs. A. Parliament, Second avenue, were weekâ€"end visitors to Cochrane. Boutet motored to Haileybury on Sunâ€" day where Richard and Bernard Bouâ€" tet visited their father, Mr. Lionel Bouâ€" tet, at the Haileybury Sanatorium. Mr. F. McCauley, of Cochrane, visitâ€" ed his son and daughterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. G. McCaulay, during the THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TTMMINS, ONTARIO There will be a variety concert of great interest on Thursday evening of next week May 22nd, commencing at 8.15 o‘clock, in the Lions Club Hall, corner of Mountjoy and Second. The event is sponsored by the Timmins Citizens‘ Band, which is assurance that the concert wil} be a pleasing one. The proceeds will go to the Timmins fund for the Bomb Victims, which is proof that the cause is most worthy. In adâ€" dition to selections by the Timmins Citizens‘ Band there will be literary and musical numbers by prominent local artists of talent. Schumacher, May 1l4th. Special to The Advance., Rev. Norman Healey, of Uno Park, has accepted the call to the Trinity United Church, and will take up his duties the latter part of June. Variety Concert Thursday of Next Week, May 22nd Rev. Norman Healey, of Uno Park Coming to Schumacher For several years past the annual Jamboree of the Lions Club of Schuâ€" macher has been a happy event of imporiance. This year it is sure to be bigger and better than ever The event is to be held at the McIntyre Arena, on Monday, Tuesday and Wedâ€" nesday evenings, May 26th, 27th and 28th. The fun will commence each evening at 8.30. There will be games of many kinds â€" and that includes bingoâ€"shooting ranges airplane galâ€" lery, merchants‘ displays, etc. Four boxing bouts are scheduled for each evening. Among the prizes for the Jamboree will be lucky number door prizes each night. Schumacher, May 14th. Special to The Advance, The Women‘s Association of Trinity United Church held their regular monthly meeting in the church parâ€" lour. The president, Mrs. George Shippam, was in tha chair. The devoâ€" tional period was conducted by Mrs. Baine with Mrs. Kitchen accompanyâ€" ng at the piano. Mrs. Baine gave a very interesting report of the work done by the United Church War Units working with the Red Cross throughâ€" out Canada. A prayer for use in Air Raid Shelters and a reading entitled "Who is My Enemy?" given by Mrs. Bainae proved very interesting and much enjoyed. (Plans were made for the "May Fair‘‘ to be held in the church hall on Friday, May 23rd. Afâ€" ter the business session lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. W. Willis and Mrs. MR. Forsyth. Annual Jamboree of the sSschumacher Lions Club South Porcupine, May 14th. Special to The Advance. On Monday evening the South Porâ€" cupine members of the Finnish choir (18) met in the Finnish Lutheran church room on William avenue for a final getâ€"together before disbanding for the summer. Their excellent and able conductor, Mrs. L. Pikkusaari, of Timâ€" mins, who has done so much toward making this choir outstanding, was honoured at this gathering by being presented with a personal gift presentaâ€" tation from the group. Mtrs. 8. Lahti making the presentation. The leader was thanked by all the choir for her help and work with them. Games and singing rounded out a social evening. Interesting Programme at the Schumacher W Presentation to Leader of Finnish Choir at South End Pictured above are, from left to right: Miss Jennie Coulis, bridesâ€" maid, Mrs. B. C. Coulis, and Mr. Coulis (bride and groom), and Mr. August Serran, groomsman. â€" The photograph was taken shortly after the wedding ceremony at the Church of Nativity on Tuesday morning. F. Gilbert, charged with speeding, pleaded not guilty. Sgt. Douglas testiâ€" fied he followed this man in his car from Crawford Street to the Rea Hill. He was "doing 70 most of the time." Defendent argued that his car would not go more than 45 miles per hour. Two lady witnesses riding in the back seat of the car each swore they were watching the speedometer which was registering between 40 and 45 miles. This called forth some rather scathing remarks from the bench and resulted in acfine of $20 and costs being imâ€" posed. W. Koziel faced a charge of careâ€" less driving on April 6th. He pleaded not gulilty and was ably defended by T. Gordon, L. Mikkola, A. Johnson L. Everard paid $10 and costs for speeding. W. Hubler for blowing his horn un duly paid $1 and costs. One dollar and costs was paid for illegal parking by D. Lane, V. Kanâ€" kasi, N. Verbanik, C. Herbert, J. Kinâ€" boro and M. Rintanen. Many Cases at the Police Court at Ssouth Porcupine South Porcupine, May 15â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Bail was renewed in the case of Arthur Novik accused of having subversive literature (Comâ€" miinist). Frank Prijitely renewed bail and the case was adjourned until next week. He stands accused of "threatening to murder," as result of a letter allegedly written to the Ontario Liquor Control Board threatening provincial police. A case of indecent assault preferred against G. Rajech was withdrawn, the lady in court not liking to go ahead with it. Complainant paid $18.35 costs. Other addresses on "Dust Explosion Hazards," "Preventing Operating Room Explosions," "Inflammable Liâ€" quids," "FPire Safety in Aviation." This latter by D. P. Godwin, chairman NFP.RA., specializes on the possible effects of war incendiarism in foresis and parachute fire fighting, and other new techniques in forest fire extinâ€" guishment. The ‘"Fire Defence Forum" on Thursday afternoon features an adâ€" dress by Dr. W. O. Gliddon, Federal AKP. Officer of Canadaâ€""British Commonwealth Air Training Plan," by Air Commodore G. E. Brookes, O.B.E., A.D.C., RCAF., and the ‘"‘Cleveland Fire Defence Plan" by Eliot Ness, Director of Public Safety, Cleveland, are also featured. "Marine Section‘"â€""Necrology"â€"and an address by Hon. Gordon D. Conâ€" ant, K:C., M.P.P., Attorneyâ€"Generalâ€" "Electricity Fire iPrevention‘"â€""Muniâ€" cipal PFire Apparatus"â€"and an adâ€" dress, ‘"Problems of Mutual Aid," by the editor of the "Volunteer Fireman" â€"are other features. The Fireâ€"Marshal of Maryland will give a "Symposium on Civil Defence." "Juvenile Fire Setting and Pyroâ€" mania" is another feature by the City Fire Marshal. Col. S. S. Wright, of Nova Scotia, will address the convention on Monday on ‘Fire Control under the Blackâ€"out." Supt. V. A. M. Kemp, of the R. C. M. P., will give "War Duties of the Lewis Partington, of ‘the British Auxilliary Firemen, of Coventry, Engâ€" land, will speak on "The Attack on Coventry." This convention will be attended by a very large number of Fire Chiefs from all over the continent, and is is an honour, that this North Country should be considered as being able to interest men who have made fireâ€" fighting their lifeâ€"study. The programme for the convention is to be very noteworthy. South ‘Porcupine, May 14â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"Fire Chief Maxwellâ€" Smith left on Tuesday to attend the International Fire Protection Convenâ€" tion being held .this week from Monâ€" day to Friday in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mr. Smith has had the honour conâ€" ferred upon him of preparing and giving a paper (or address) at the Wednesday morning session on "Probâ€" lems of Winter Fire Pighting." Evacuee at S. Porcupine Receives War Souvenir Honour for South Porcupine Fire Chief at Convention Margaret is not feeling homesick yet for her Glasgow home, but she wishes her little brother and sister (who have been evacuated to another part ot Britain) were here with her. In her mother‘s latest letter to Margaret she enclosed as a souvenir, a bit of Gerâ€" man parachute material â€" obtained from a "downed" German planeâ€"and tells her that a 565 lb. bomb fell just outside her old school. Fortunately it did not explode and has been deâ€"fused. South Porcupine, May 14â€"(Special to (The Advance»â€"The Connaught Hill Tennis Club has presented our little Scottish evacueeâ€"Margaret McGregor â€"with a membership ticket for the season. She would like to say "Thank you""‘ through this column ‘"ire Chief Maxwellâ€"Smith to Give Address at Interâ€" national Fire Protection Convention. sent to Finland for seed and for the Finnish peâ€"ple (permission for which has been granted by the Canadian Government), is holding a series of teas, etc., to raise funds. A tea on Wednesday afternoon in the Finnish Lutheran Church was the first of these. On Wednesday evening a Luthâ€" eran Sewing Circle will be held in the church on William avenue, and on Saturday a dance in the Kiwanis Hall will further add to the funds. Events for Finmsh Aid Grain Fund at Ssouth Porecupine South Porcupine, May 14â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Finnish Aid Grain Fund, recently inaugurated in the Porcupine Camp to assist in the buying of a shipload of grain to be Eight drunks paid $10 and costs. I. Everett, charged with speeding, pleaded guilty. He was going 80 to 90 miles per hour and acknowledged it. The constable agreed that he was "out of traffic.‘" "What was the hurry?" asked his worship. "I was trying out my car to see what it would do," said the defendant. "Did you find out? the magistrate. it $20 and costs!" the driver turned out to avoid him. Koziel‘s story was supported by two ladies who were in the car with him. The defence was most ably taken by Mr. Kester who pointed out that the driver had a quick decision to maks. A man steps in front of his car. H* swerves to avoid him. If the man had not stepped back he wouldn‘t have hit him. "He had no time to ponder as we do here," said Mr. Kester. ‘"He may be liable civilly, but not morally." Crown Attorney‘s stand was that the driver was pulling out to pass a car when he shouldn‘t have been. The bench‘s decision was that the inciâ€" dent was "unexpected and could not be controlled."â€"Case dismissed. The case against L. Niemi for having beer illegally was started but owing to a witness not being present was c¢oâ€" ferred one week. EFight drunks paid $10 and costs. Dean Kester, KC. Mr. McLellan supâ€" ported by erutches was in court and told that on April 6th he was crossing the road in Schumacher when Kogiel, who was claosely following another car, pulled out to pass it and knocked him down breaking his leg. Evidence was given by Messrs. Johnson and Boyce. Both gave the same storyâ€"that Koziel was driving slowly, and blew his horn â€"â€"the evidence given presuming that McLlellan had stepped back at the time the d@river turned out to avoid him. of 5. Any person who contravenes any of the p shall be guilty of an offence and on conviction to a penalty of not more than $50,00 exclusive recoverable under the Summary Conviction Act which shall apply except that any term of im for more than 21 days. 3. On each day of the week immediately precedin Stores within the Municipality shall be closed ; o‘clock in the afternoon and shall remain closed i forenoon of the next following Gay. vance newspaper 2. Except during the week immediately preceding Ch out tha whole of the year, on the payday of the Holli Gold Mines Limited, Saturday and on a day preceding ; defined by the Interpretation Act or a holiday proclaim or Council of the Town of Timmins all Drug Stores wi pality shall be closed at the hour of 11.30 o‘clock in t} shall remain closed until 5 o‘clock in the forenoon of t} dayv. 1. Except during the week fmmediately preceding Christim out the whole of the year, on every day of the week excep the payday of the Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines Limite« immediately preceding a legal holiday as defined by the In Act or a holiday proclaimed by the Mayor or the Council o of Timmins, all Drug Stores within the Municipality shall } the hour of 9.30 o‘clock in the afternoon and shall remain AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation is said application has been signed by not less than threeâ€" ber of the occupiers of Drug Stores within the Municip WHEREAY an application has been presented tq the for the passing of a Byâ€"aw requiring the closing of Dru within the Municipality as therein stated. AND WHRBREAS the Assessor of the Corporation repol Council in accordance with the provisions of Byâ€"law No. 5 eing a Byâ€"Law to provide for the carly closing of Drug Stores. READ a first, second and third tim May, A.D., 1941. hour of 9.30 o‘clock in the afternoon and shall remai clock in the forenoon of the next following day. TOWN of TIMMINS Byâ€"Law No. 752 t?" smilingly asked Yessir.‘" I‘ll make ‘EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT tâ€"* ADMESSION $1.00 Couple I :Nutrition and Home Nursing Classes af South Poreupime Dance to the | The "Mia 1, Miss Rhoda Allen; 2, Mr: ken; 3, Mrs. Anthony; 4, Mrs. derson; 5, Miss I. Aitchison; Bessette; 7, Mrs. G. Blythiman Margaret Burton; 9, Miss N. Miss M. Costain; 11, Miss E. ( ham; 12, Miss Rose Donlevy; Mary Dyrland; 14, Mrs. Mary G, Mrs. R. Bdwards; 16, Miss din; 17, Mrs. Marian Dziuba; Mrs. D. Freeman; 19, Mrs,. Msi 20, Mrs. Jessie Greer;, 21, M Huggins; 22, Mrs. H. Hanson; M. Harty: 24, Miss P. Kenl Odad isn‘t it? Night 1 breaks, and day brea falls.â€"Nugget. The members of the ing Class who each earnt f£re:â€"â€" (Nutrition certificate holder listed on Mondayv.) The Nutrition and Classes, so ably direc Morgan and Miss Gin: the winter, have now classâ€"a large oneâ€"th« the lectures which we; ingly given, and after on Monday got togethe a committee to buy a structors. Accordingly was sent, with a note to Miss Morgan and t to Miss Higgins. T touched and pleased w would like us to say much â€" they appreci: thought. Presentations Made to Inâ€" structors by Members of Classes, 12 pro t] ODD AFTI parkling * Aimba . SHA W Ladies 10e e Of, AapprecIia two smaller ones The â€" lawcdiesâ€" were with the gifts and 5t A. TT H 1| Mary D throughâ€" ind a day pretation he Town lic: praying sitnunated thm of by wins durin shed. hly enjove to ~tht Y W liable 1nicl~â€" 1 and t th NnIMm Drug 11 .30 t tha nc Nursâ€" certificate T‘im=â€" :â€"23, MIiss nedy: 25, mtil i1 oV t decture istructed both inâ€" picture reciation uUnning 13, Mr: |}leacon €) will } itet 1. Ait= y Anâ€" , _ Mrs. 3, Miss hern; +. Mcâ€" , Mrs. , MiISsS xwell~â€" )€ um =â€" Mrs. VeY ory ind