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Recommend John Holjeva Betty Cameron, Dalmer Cowden, H Fabello,, Kathleen H ndey, Mary Ladesi( étte, Shirley Monog! an, Katie Oreskovich Rajkovich, Alice Sherbin, Joan Stud cich, Nancy Tomiv Doris Veicetich, Lu commended), Annie Zwarejch. Grade 4 Clifford _ Aller Ulysse Bazinet, Bratby, Denis I Billy Collier, Els Curnow, â€" Georg Fowler, Joan G Harvey Hicks, Jacksic, Mary J Clarence Kelizor, Kwach, Clifford tich, Mary Mann David Matthew, ° en Molcan, Mar O‘Leary, Alan PI: Lawrence Proul: lie Russell, Shirl ers, Leigh Sken Hebalj, Shirley ney, Billie Wal holm, Staccia MWM Allan Boyd, Feldman, Georg vanovich, James berg, Walter M tich, Victor O:f cich, Steve Pes son, William Rudolf Sarkoti Recommendecd Norman Defeli Nick Perkovich Stevens. Douglas Carl Moriss: Perreault, I sell, William Recommende George ‘Todd. Grade Dorothy B Gloria Clarke Gornick, Joan Margaret Hug Tony Banfich, Frank Banich, Doug:â€" las Bassett, Edward Fabello, Dougla: Forbes, Joe Gomercich, Albert Harvey Joe Holjevac, Ernest Keiz*r, Rolant Kilborn, John Matthew, Richard Mat: thew, Richard Mackey, Wayne Mc Carthy, Billy Prior, Taras Thakenuk Recommended to Grade 8 Percival Harvey, Wilford McDonald | Passed to Grade 7 Gloria Clarke, Dorothy Elley, Mary Gornick, Joan Grant, Marilyn Grist, Margaret Hughes, Martha Joki, Marâ€" jory Keller, Janet Malkin, Lenore Marshall, Sheila Matthew, Joan O‘â€" Caomnor, Annie Relich, Elizabeth Robâ€" son, Mary Sarkotich, Barbara Selebgi, Betty Smyth, Mary Sparks, Mary Stewart, Margaret Tahtinen. Grade 6 to Grade 7 Elaine Barron,.. Anita. Beauchamp. Lena Bettiol, Betty Bugera, ‘Barbara Collier, June Collier, Mary Gerovac, The following is the pr for Schumacher public se in alphabetical order: Grade 7 to Grad Doris Balaban, Zdenka B lian Cameron, Besatrics C cominended), Marjorie C commended), Madeline Nancy Grenko, Evelyn Hal gedus, Dorgen Hicks, Mad mora Jacksic, Audrey,. Je Krcel, Gloria Landreville, ler, Margaret O‘Leary, Ni Alice Sanaor, Reosie Sark queline Sauriol, Frances Schumacher Public School Promotion List News From South Porcupine, Dome and the District Grade IIHI to Grade IV Grade 6 Alan Grade Grade 4 to Grade Passed to Grade 8 rVIliR . DOougias, itrigk, , HMapaiggn, 1, Robett‘ I-tlkig‘gglft slavy ~Javanovich, to to Grade 6 to Grade 8 ‘aswell, Annie Cepâ€" Mona Chisâ€" ""Howard‘ Coleman, Dorothy Cousineau, riel Cowden, Robert ‘Bon, Colleen Duâ€" jion, Lindi Fabello, ina Flonder, Marie ‘ournier, Pat Fourâ€" . Brian Grant, Shirâ€" ; Mackey, Zora Maâ€" » Markovich, Nellie th Tuhtinen,. Pat Videto, Dick Wilâ€" Gloria Yankovich, O‘C M Grade 7 Mauresn â€" Clarke, ‘len Eliot, Linda l1, Maureen Kenâ€" h, Shirley Manâ€" an, Shirley Morâ€" Helen Pulez, Lily cullion, Patricia en, Mary Svetliâ€" i. ~June Violeno, i Wojtejto upancic, Fl Grade 4 e Arquette, : Shirâ€" Cousineau, Elsie Douglas, . Ronald igg;p,igfin, Maurâ€" ‘ Hegegart, George vanovich, George George Kovich, or. Mair, Olwen i, «Ronald Priceée, bel Rodgers. Bilâ€" yers, Sylvia Sayâ€" ed Smyth, Billi¢e s, Sandra Tomâ€" Mildred Westorâ€" 1¢ mald â€" McLellan, i Morris, Donald rton. John Rusâ€" k Banich, Dougâ€" Fabello, Douglas 1, Albert Harvey, Keiz*r, Roland w, Richard Matâ€" ey, Wayne Mcâ€" Taras Thakenuk. Eliot, Raymond vac, Vasliija Joâ€" . Rudoliph Lindâ€" e, George Maleâ€" h, Joseph Panâ€" rxander Robertâ€" s, Lorne Rowe, ya Thompson. {ordon Arquette, hn â€" Markovich, k Sebalj, Roger wrade Dian «rade 6 > Capeless (reâ€" : Cowden (reâ€" e Gomercizh, Hall, Rose Heâ€" Madeline Innes, Frank Canjar, ‘rigan, Barbara ich, Margaret Eunice Grist, Hicks, Helen Bobby Jones, Krznarich, Joe Annie Mangoâ€" teve Markovich, McCarthy, Helâ€" allaghan, Ellen rv Rendulic, ter Battocchio, ides, Valentino e, Leslie Ellis, lly. Hannigan, Hughes, John Donald, Alex. Joe Mastasich, Ssetacci, Vinâ€" tewart, Donald Bi list sechoolâ€"names ina Goodger kotich, J Sheculsk Florence Bagetto, David McBair Phillips ac, Vivâ€" imeron 5 5 o iC ’Joan Greer, Elizabeth Holunga, Mary Grade 6 Diane Belanger, Jack Cameron, Betty| General Proficiencyâ€"Steve Markoâ€" Campbell, Annie Delich, Jane Dunâ€"|vich, Elsie Corrigan, Alan Platt. das, Elizabsth Douglas, Billie Ellis Perfect Attendanceâ€"Harvey Hicks, Pamela Hughes, Courtland Hay, Mike | Joan Goodger. | Janjavich, Douglas Jones, Frank Kobe|! Grade Five Irnarelli, Margaret Lafontaine, Claire Genearl Proficiency â€" Ladesich, ‘Langlois. Mary Pancich, Edythe Rea,‘ Mary; Pulez, Helen. Ella Mae Simmons, Annie Valentich. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Fabello, Lila; l Grade IT to Grade IH Fabelio, Linda; Hill, Kathleen. | Kenneth Byron, Marcella Brennan, Room 6â€"Grade 4 | | Annie Mikich, Philip Murphy, Ernest Pellerin, Jimmizs Russell, Riel Sauriol, Johnnie Sekulich, Shirley â€" Violino, Doreen Yankovich, Marvin LeBrun, Iris Smith, Ernest Keuchmeister. Recommended â€" Willie Arquetts, Leonne Fournier, Noble Ruscitti. 16B K.P. to Grade 1 Anne Adamson, Barbara Brock, Juâ€" dyth Clarke, Joâ€"Anneée Cowden, Freddie Dwyer, Edna Fab?llo, Emily Flonders Gcrdon Hannah, Alex Kayzer, Patsy Hazelwood, Joseph Mangotic, Clare McCarthy, Pauline Murray, Euro Narâ€" duzzi. Katie Oreskovich, Emil Pechnik, Pauline Proulx, Mary Relich, Francis schofield, Emil Simac, John Smith, Patsy Stewart, Mary Stiles, Barbara Strickland, Mary Zalec, 16A K.P. to Grade One Kathleen Adams, Dickie Anderson, Betty Bettiol, Gloria Brough, Joseph Butler. Freda Cox, Donald Cummings, Sylvia Cybulski, Melvin Dick, Barbara Ellis, Lorna Fairbrother, Emma Gasâ€" paretto, John Hamilton, Carole Anne Mair, Bob Manettse, Gary McAlpine Raymond McLellan, Eve Miller, John Perkovich, Ronald Proulx, Junior Puâ€" pich, Anne Robson, Jean Rodgers, Bcbbie Rowe, Andy Sherk, Peter Woodruff. Schumacher Public School Awards The Board of Schumacher Public School each year award books as prizes for general proficiency and p°râ€" fect attendance. The following are the awards for the school year 1944â€" 41y ;. Grade I i#o0 Grade II Junior Bettiol, Sally Burkholder, Sandra Cameron, Steve Canjar, Maxâ€" ine Colquhoun, Norma Jean Crosby, Orti Fabello, Nilma Flora, Emily Grenâ€" ko, Howard Hannigan, Mary Herak, Jean Hicks, Gary Jacob, Janet Jaâ€" kovac. Edward Kobe, Mary Koshmerl, Barbara Kyle, Irons LeBrun, Isabellse Mair, Mary Matasich, Margaret Ann McGee, Barbara Ann McLaren, Joy Miller, Dennison Murray, Mary Nelâ€" son, Peter Nelson, Mary Pavlakavich, Gail Reeves, Larry Ruscitti, Sandra Skene, George Stefanik, Linda Urquâ€" hart. Grade 2 to Grade 3 Ernest Blais, Florence Court, Violet Izatt, Lloyd Miller, Rosie Pesun, Anne Rioux, Jackie Roberson, Betty Steâ€" fanac, Elizabeth Swanson, Shirley Todd, Katie Vancina, Anne Verbik. Recommend2sdâ€"Josephine O‘Leary. Grade II to Grade IH Marie Braney, Bobby Briden, Nancy Butler, Barbara Caswell, Ida Cecci, Victor Cecci, Sammy Cimetta, Brian Curnow, Arleen Dick, David Davies, Donald Dybyk, Mary Grsich, Ronald Hannigan, Jimmie Hamilton, Delmar Lampkin, Margaret Major, Nick Mataâ€" sich, Elen MacMillan, Billy Rogina, Walter Sarkotich, Joan Shippam, Ruâ€" dolph‘ Stark, Pat Thompson, Gaylen Videto, Elizabeth Wherry, Billy Wylie, Gerald Zgonc. Grade I to Grade II Dante Antonacci, Catherine Brown, Paul Byers, Max Chernesky, Henry Ciâ€" metta, Fay Davidson, Clark Douglas, Florence Deschamps, Faye Hazelwood, Bozilka Javanovich, Beverley Johnâ€" son, Annie: Kobe, Frank Krznaric, Katie Markovitch, Patricia Messecar, ROOM 1â€"GRADE 8 General Proficiencyâ€"Lahey, Maurâ€" een: Rubick, Rena. Perfect Attenhndanceâ€"PFournier, Murâ€" iel: Hill, Gwenlyn; Perkovich, Caroline; Stitt, Gloria. General Proficiencyâ€"Krcel, Annie; Phillips, Nina. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Gomerich, Madâ€" eline; Krcel, Annie; Sandor, Alice, Grade 7 General Prolciencyâ€" Wayne McCarâ€" thy; Taras Thakchuk. Grade 6+ General Proficiencyâ€"Vincent Steepe; Frank Valentich. Perfect Attendancesâ€"Valertino Cicci; John Krznaric: Joe Matasich, Vincent Steepe:; Frank Valentich. Room 3 General Proficiency; Ileen Lampkin; Shirely Sparks, George Jenkyn. John Oresk Ann Rassel Tomney. KOWEe, Murray Kadske, vaiâ€" Schwab, Gerald Stitt, Rina Scadâ€" ellero, Edrie Smyth. Grade 1 to Grade 2 Joe Balant, Millic Barkovich, Florâ€" 2nce Brennan, Freeman Cox, Catherâ€" ine Craik, Gerald Davidson, Blanche Harris, Harvey Larabie, Donald Mcâ€" Neill, Marvin Nilson, Martin O‘Hara, John Oreskovich, Mike Pecanic, Gayle Ann Rassel, â€"Bobby Sutton, Laurie Perfect â€" Attendanceâ€"Phoebe _ Arâ€" quentte:George Kovich; Olwen Morâ€" ris: Billie Sebalj; Shirley Sparks Room 4 General Proficiencyâ€" Patsy Wong: Lindi Fabello; Annie Cepuran. Campbell, Annie Delich, Jane Dunâ€" das, Elizabsth Douglas, Billie Ellis Pamela Hughes, Courtland Hay, Mike Janjavich, Douglas Jones, Frank Kobe (recommended), Beulah Last, Marion LeBrun, Marlene Mohr, Nino Marchiâ€" sri, Paul Milokney, Diane Monaghan, Nick Oriskovich, Arthur Olson, Ceceâ€" na O‘Callaghan, Mike Ostovich, Nona Pooley, Alphonse Proulx, Buddy Price Dorothy Rowe, Murray Radske, Vaiâ€" €rie Schwab, Gzrald Stitt, Rina Scadâ€" Perfect Attendanceâ€"Julia Geravac! Lindi Fabello; Annie Cepuran. Grade 7 â€" Room 5 General Proficiencyâ€"Dobson, Patricâ€" in: Fabello, Lilia. GRADE 7 roficiencyâ€"Krcel She is not leaving South Porcupine for which we are grateful. She will make her headquarters at her cabin on Powell‘s Point in Golden City, and while she may go south in the winter months, her summers she will spend with us close to the friends she has made during her thirty years here. On Wednesday Mr. Percy Andrews acted as chairman. Miss Shaw had been asked to attend a special Board meeting and had no knowledge of the community affair which it proved to be. It was impossible to advertise it beforehand as it would then have been no surprise to the guest of honour. Consequently the hall was not filled as it would have been had everybody in town been apprised Mr. W. Honer, speaking for the Kiâ€" wanis Club, spoke of the similarity between the work of Miss Shaw and the work of the Kiwanis Club, the motto, "We Build," being applicable to both. He commented on the charâ€" acter building she has done. "During her long term of office she has set a high standard, and carried her torch high: and has left her mark, more than any other person has been able to do, on the hundreds that hav> passed through her hands." In conâ€" clusion he asked her to accept a manâ€" tel and electric fireplace for her cabâ€" in from the Kiwanis Club and the Townchip Council, hoping she would have time to relax and enjoy happy memories of the boys and girls who have gone through her hands. Mrs. F. H. Hall, represented the women of the United Church, then addressed Miss Shaw:â€"â€" on POWCL while she months, with us made du She gave our children love, and has earned thereby the love of all. This gathering of townsfolk proved it. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Maletich rge; Perkovich, Nick; Pessun, Rowe, Lorne; Thompson, Lloyd Grade Four Proficiencyâ€"Studden, William; Psir reault, Donald. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Morris, David Roberton Lorne:; Studden Williarn. Grade 5 General Proficiencyâ€"Malkin, Janet Tahtinen, Margaret. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Clark, Gloria; Gornick, Mary:; Joki, Martha; Matthâ€" ews, Sheila; Sparks, Mary. Grade 6 General Proficiencyâ€"Bettiol, Lena; Collier, Barbara. Perfect Attendance â€" Beauchamp Anita; Bettiol, Lena; Innarelli, Mary Valentich, Annie. Room {Q0â€"Grade 2 General Proficiencyâ€"Marlene Moht Annie Delich: Kenneth Byron. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Annie Delich; Billie Ellis: Alphonse Proulx. Room 10 â€"Grade 3 General Proficiencyâ€"Donald Cowdâ€" en: Walter Cencich; Alex Sterling Perfect Attendanceâ€"Edward Grgurâ€" ich: Frank Markovich; Jack Schofield. Room 11â€"Proficiency Room 13 General Proficiencyâ€"Flora, Nilma Nelson, Peter: Stefanik, George. Room 14â€"Grade 1 General Proficie§®cyâ€"Davidson, Faye, Kobe, Annie; Uankovich, Doresn. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Fournier, Leâ€" onne: Mikich, Anne. K.; P.~A16A Perfect Attenadnceâ€"Bsetty _ Bettio!; Bobbie Rowe. Proficieqcyâ€"Eve Miller;Lorna Pairâ€" brother, Emma Gasparetto. K. P. 106B Proficiencyâ€"Mary _ Zalec; Joz~ephn Mangotich; Clare McCarthy. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Judyth Clarke Patsy Hazelwood: Emil Simac. A gathering of representatives of all creeds, classes and nationalitiee met on Wednesday evening in the courtâ€" room of the Township Building to honour Miss B. M. C. Shaw, retiring after thirty years of service to the community as Public School teacher and principal. The occasion was unique. The perâ€" son honoured is unique also. In all her years® of service to us we have yet to hear a word of adverse comâ€" ment on her character, teaching abilâ€" ity, personality, or any phase of her work. "A warm, friendly feeling fills our heartsâ€"Your words and deeds have been inspirations and your laught*r infectious." "The fellowship of kindâ€" red minds is like to that above" she concluded, and handed her a book of Music, suitably inscribed. Grade Five ProficGencyâ€"Oreskovich, Victor:; Sarâ€" kotich, Rudolf. Grade T Vancina. Grade On erine Craik Grade IIâ€"Room 12 General Proficiencyâ€"Mary â€" Grsich Arléen Dick; Billy Wylie. Perfect Attendanceâ€"Mary â€" Grsich Margaret Major; Pat Thompson; Vic Perfect Margaret tor Cicci Perfect Attendanceâ€"Kobe, Edward Miller, Joy. South Porcupine, July 4th, Special to The Advance. Miss B. M. C. Shaw Honoured by All at South Porcupine Mrs. B. H. Harp*@r then took Oneâ€"John Oreskovich; Ca Twoâ€"Anne Verbik: Katie THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, T!MMINS, ONTARIO th Men‘s Club, and the Sentor and Junior Catholie Women‘s League as weil as the congregation of St. Joachim‘s Church paid great tributs to the guest of honour. Though he |has only ‘been resident here for the | past five years this period has been !lon'z enough to estimate the value the "I am sure thers are hundreds of young men and women of this comâ€" munity, who are, and will be forever, grateful; that due to your tact, unâ€" derstanding and kindly and timely advice; they have bzsen aided ani asâ€" sisted across many a rough spot on the road of life. From your years; Of experience, you may recall many inâ€" cidents, some associated with no little "Firstly, one feels a great dear of sorrow and sadness, as this marks the termination and end, of what will be known as the Golden Era of school life in this community. You, MIs Shaw, have been with us from its inâ€" ception, or at least from its very small beginning; and through your untiring zeal, energy, and matchless teaching and executive ability, have guided and watched its growth to its present dimensions and reâ€" putation. "Mr. Chairman, Honoured Guest Ladies and Gentléemen:â€" I have a very pleasant task to perform, which I undertake with very mixed feelings "Dr.. _Wm. School Board dress:â€" Dr. B. H. Harper, speaking in the absence of Reeve V. H. Evans, struck a new note in the tributes given. Wi2 shall rejoice that she is not go‘ing away from us, and she, that her reâ€" sponsibilities are over. All South Porcupine may well emulate Miss away from us, and she, that her reâ€" sponsibilities are over. All South Porcupine may well emulate Miss Shaw, to retire and be as we}l loved as she is, he said. "Dr. Wm. McLaren, acting for the spoKe for the Red Cross; organization ‘‘Too often sincerity of purpose is not acknowledged. It is a fine thing to pay homage to one who has done so much. In the five years past she has been a consistant Red Cross worker, and instilled into the minds of her pupils the valuable aid Red Cross can give throughout the world." Mrs. Kuisma (Laura Wuoromak1) then spoke representing the Finnish organizations of town. She told of the appreciation and gratitude of the Finnish people for this wonderful teacher. "She has never worn a frown She has rejoiced with us, and sorrowâ€" ed with . us, and has succeeded in uniting the Finnish and Canadian where others failed. She has scatterâ€" ed seeds of courage and faith, and guided our footsteps. We shall not forget. Words cannot express our gratitude. Our "great lady‘" she has been, and will continue to be." This tribute from the Finnish folk touched Miss Shaw greatly, as it did to most present. Mr. W. H. Johns, representing the Boy Scouts, said they deeply appreâ€" ciated the interest she had taken in them,â€"they will be better men for it. He ended, "God bless you." Mr. Percy Andrews, (President of the Canadian Legion} spoke for the boys in the services who have passed through her hands and especially of the brave who will not return! Heé expressed the wish that she will live long to enjoy her years of leisure, long_enough to estimate the value the Catholic people s:t upon Miss Shaw. "She has not only been interested in the worldly welfare of our childâ€" ren but their spiritual welfare has been of primary importance. Each denomination has its own ways of worship and the spiritual needs of each â€" has received consideration. When Catholie children had to leave school ear‘y for Catechism, though the teachers might forget, it was a by word with the parents:â€""Mis: Shaw never forgets." It is a tributc to her care that she was punctillous about these "little things." floor, and gave tribute from the can â€" Church:â€" Shaw, for it all Mrs. Harper also represented the Girl Guide organization of which she is Divisional Commissioner, and Miss Shaw herself a member of the Comâ€" mission Committee). "She â€"did a he said, and gift from the "small token of her service to us people." The gift was a set of lovely sterling silver bonâ€"bon dishes Mr. Arthur Moyle, in the abs:nce of Mr. R. E. Dye, who is out of town, spoke for the Red Cross organization ‘"Too often sincerity of purpose is not Mr. Gus McManus representing the wonderful job for asked her to acct town of her service charen, acting for the gave the following adâ€" Miss Shaw a. verbal women of the Angliâ€" Thank o) v Mis Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leng Property, are holidaying summer cottage at Bayside Mrs. G. Furse, sympathy is Scullion, First Ave., sad news this week her mother, Mrs. S ham, England. She age. comedy, ‘others wit pathos and tragedy. a source of great tion to you, to kn claim with the po God, you passed by Fire Chief Charles Jucksch an members of the Schumacher Fire De partment attended the Temiskamin Firemen‘s Association tournament which was he‘d at LaSarre, Quebec. schumacher, July 4th, Special 1O The Advance. The Schumacher Lions Club swimâ€" ming pool opened Friday morning. Roy Jenkin is the instructor â€" and Jimmy Ogilvie is the life guard. Mrs. Dobson is the cashier, and Miss Sheila Bassett is in charge of the store. The pool is being well patronizâ€" eda and swim meets and special events are being arranged. Big alt2rations were made and a nonâ€"skid floor was built round the pool, prior to the opâ€" ening date. Schumacher Lions Club Swim Poeol Opened on Friday preciation for a taskKk nificently accomplis our regrets, that ow of the inevitable an of time, you deemed ial, to withdraw int wander in and thrc fields; and when y daily tasks, and frc brew yourself a sp for and on behalf C sincerely wish that many, many, years Teacher‘s Valhalla, no nine o‘clock bel are at rest." "I rejoice to know that have been fair to all class "That coâ€"opgration you not all due to me. You ar ple to have had John Fel Kennedy at the inception schoolsâ€"men who had th all childern at heart." And when, in thanking kind expression of loyalt; tion, she concluded her spoke of thoss who had s be hard to replace her 01 vacancy caused by her reti modesty she quoted from alyat" (Omar Khayyam), cluding words;:â€" "Anda fear not lest existence Cl your Account and min: should the like no more; The eternal from the Bowl has poured Millio Bubbles like us, and will pour." Miss Shaw, who wa ed by this demons;‘ made a wonderful s ‘The Silver tea exhibition but wil later. thank you all for the }t years. I have always | of trustees, (and she â€" J. H. Stovel particularly regret handing over th Kingdom"; I feel a litt it, but they pass into "Wherever I go, and ° thigs is my.. home Ant people. "The honour too much" sh thank you all resumed â€"practics with Drs. D. John Paul, Dalton Block South Porcupine. 180 (Office). Resid! wishe Dr. Physician and surgeon . Atkinson Sloatr nd g well patroniZ d special event Big altsration â€"~skid floor wa Sarre, QuC ea Mrs. J h nd and d speech, id : At â€" w to fill ement. VOU peak O lucky p and Ve pecial MclIntyr( rdow it 56 eath Nottin iati0n ach closi T1 would ha of is holidaying at her summer cottage be| at Algonguin Park. câ€"] Dr. Amos and his daught:srâ€"inâ€"law, xâ€"| Mrs Lynn Amos, left for their homs k at Brantford after a visit with his daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and n1 Mrs. W. K. Wylie, Second Ave, u-iw_\'lie and young daughter, PFPrancis nd ; Lynn, and son, Richard, accompaniâ€" is ed her father back to O Brantford pâ€" | where she will spend some time visitâ€" [ Mrs. J. M. Gabriel, First Ave., is | holidaying at Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Tresidder left iTuesday evening on the Northland |for their home at Cobalt after visiting Mrs. Tresidder‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs J.~G@. Harris, Third â€" Avenue; Mrs Txoslddex s nephew, George Young, of Tlmmms accompanied them back and will spsndâ€" the holiday season with 'thflm at Cobalt. Miss Shirley Johnston, Second Ave., Sunday for a holiday at Toronto. | Mrs. James Colquhoun and family fretumed this week from a holiday at ]Kirkland Lake. | _Mrs. Fred Kovalchuk returned to her at Kirkland Lake after visiting | her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montigny |Fourth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Argue and sons left Thursday for Ottawa where they will take up residence. Nellie, of Fort Erie are visiting friends in Schumacher. Miss Paul, of the Public School staff left to spend the summer at Powatâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayward and daughters, Barbara and Pamela, Secâ€" ond Ave., are holidaying at North Bay Miss ~Nan Taylor, the High School Staff, left Thursday to spend Miss ~Nan Taylor, of} the High School Staff, left Thursday to spend the summer vacation at Hamilton. Miss E. Jones left for a holiday at Toronto and other points. Miss Lily MacGowan, left Sunday for Toronto after spending two weeks‘ visiting at her home on First Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Black, Kirkâ€" land Lake and son, O.S. Andrew Black Royal Canadian Navy, stationâ€" »a at Vancouver, spent the weekâ€"end visiting Mr. Black‘s mother, Mrs. E. Watson, Raitlroad St. and his sister Mrs. Sinclair MacMillan, McIntyre Property. Misses Betty and Esther Murphy, of the Public School staff, are holiâ€" dayving at Mattawa. : Miss Agnes Coleman, Public School staff, is holidaying at Porrester Falls Mr.< and Mrs. H. Posten, 117 FPirst Ave., motored to New Liskeard where they spent the weekâ€"end visiting friends. Mrs. Wilf Robson Miss Curran, of the Public School aff, left to spend the summer at rt Hope and New York. Miss L. Smaill of the Public School aff is holidaying at Cache Bay. Miss Gertrude Bristow, of the Pubâ€" School staff, is holidaying at righton. "MY HUSBAND owns three policies in The Mutual Life of Canada,which he has taken out at various times for my protecâ€" tion and our retirement. T‘wo are Ordinary Life and one is Family Income. "If anything happens to him and I am left alone to bring up the children, I shall have an income from the insurance, and some cash to pay the bills and a reserve for emergencies. And if he lives to retirement age the Another Policyâ€" holder Reports. J. B. Everard Arnold Beauchamp M. J. E. Sullivan â€" "Bang‘" Robinson S. E. Lefebyré E. R,. Anderson, Kapuskasing M!!!A!‘. E C HEAD OFFICE * WATERLOO, ONTARIO REPRESENTATIVES 3. Everard Arnold Beauchamp and â€" daughter T HE The death has occurred in St. Michâ€" ael‘s Hospital, Toronto of Mrs. Mary Coulas, of 72A Bloor Ave., S Porcupine aged 58. She has been in hospital since April The body is being shipped in today (Tuesday), and the funeral takss place on Thursday at 10.30 am. from St. Joachim‘s R. C. Church Mrs. Mary Coulas Dies at Hospital in Toronto Ssouth Pcorcupine to The Advance. North Bay Nugget:â€"A year ago a Jap radio broadcaster claimed that it would take Allied forces 100 years to reach Japan. Short century, wasn‘t it? Another Pioneer of the North Passes at Age of 87 Years Schumacher, The Advance. Deep regret word was receive Samuel L. Ma awavy Thursday Surviving are his Widow and two sons, the Rev. Father Hugh Martindale and Mr. James Martindale, and two daughters, Mrs. J. MacDonald and Miss Mabel Martindale. Funeral serâ€" vices were held Saturday morning when the Rev. Father J R. O‘Gorman, of Timmins, and many members of the clergy from Roman Catholic parishes in the diocese attended the funeral services. Interment was made at Can»e. away Thursday eve Canse, Ontario. He ed@ his 87th Birthd During the past few years, Mr. and Mrs. Martindale have spent the winâ€" ters with their son the Rev. Father H,. Martindale, of St. Alphonsus Parâ€" ish Church, Schumacher, and their daught>r Miss Mable Martindale. The always returned to spend the summer on their farm at Cane, and it was only the week previcus to his death that Mr. and Mrs. Martindale returned to Cane. His family were all at home when he passed away The quiet friendly manner of the late Mr. Martindale won him many friends who sincerely mourn his pasâ€" sing and extend their deepest symâ€" pathy to Mrs. Martindale and family in their sad bereavement. A real ploneer of 1900, and one of the the New Liskeard ar his home at Cane s he ‘managed his farn Martindale celebrated ding anniversary, Ma: Father of Rev. Fr. Martinâ€" dale Passes at His Home at Cane. in which to insure bec good reputation of the for fair dealing ancd Insuranct Leta Mutual Lif 2 R(’/)re sentative arrange your family insurance. prove that in one case out of every three the wife diesg before the husband. "But I also have a policy on my own life, because I want him to be able to provide proper care for the children if anything happens to me. Our Mutual Life representative pointed out that Canadian government figures cash values will give u We chose Low Cost Life Insurance Since 1869 t Was C eived of t Martindal¢ ay evening M. M. McHugh T‘h July thi X} he had mads ce 1806 where Mr. and Myrs. heir 59th wedâ€" l1th who lune lmost ressed â€" death of Mi 1} mpany pf Life the 16 hn LC it