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PUBLIC NOTICE IS WHWEREBY GITâ€" VEN that it is the intention of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Timmins to pass the following byâ€" Iaw after due notic»> thereof has been published in accordance with the Proâ€" visiaons of the Municipal Act. f TOWN OF TIMMINS * >. "BYâ€"LAW NO ; BEING A BYâ€"LAW to stop up a certain portion of the unâ€"named street or the south boundary of Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane and that portion cof the unâ€" named street between lots 14 and 22 and between lots 15 and 21 on said Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane, and to permit the Corporation to lease or sell the perlions of the streets so stepped up. "WHEREAS the Council of the Corâ€" poration deems it desirable to close and stop up a certain portion of the unâ€"named street on the south bounâ€" dary of Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane and that portion of the unâ€"named street betâ€" ween lots 14 and 22 and between lots 15 and 21 on said Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane. WHEREAS the Council deâ€" sires to have the right to leass or sell the portions cf the streets stopped up. AND WHEREAS notice of the inâ€" téntion of the Council has been duly advertised as required by the Munâ€" icipal Act and all persons who claim that their jiand would be prejudicially a(cgtcd by this byâ€"law and who apâ€" plied to be heard have been hsard by the Council. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACâ€" TFD AS A BYâ€"LAW OF THE TOWN OF "TIMMINS as follows: 1 Thers is hereby closed and stopped up that part of the unâ€"named street on the gouth boundary of Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane from the projection southâ€" erly of the FEast boundary of lot No. 1, according to Plan Mâ€"12% Cochrane, westerly to the west boundary of the Plan Mâ€"12 Cochrane. 2. Thre is hereby closed and stopâ€" ped up that portion of the unâ€"named street between lots 14 and 22 and betâ€" ween lots 15 and 21 on Pian Mâ€"12 Cachrane, 3. The Corporation may lease or sell the portions of the unâ€"named streets sn closed and stoppe»d up. that any person who claims that their land will be prejudicially affected by the byâ€"law and who applies to be heard will be heard by the Council, in person or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent at a time to besfixed thereâ€" for upon the application to be heard. DATED at Timmins, Ontario, this 15th day cof June, A.D. 1949 THE CORPCRATION OF THE OF TIMMINS By V . Salomaa 48 A WOl» PER INSERTION {minimum 50¢) Alt Classified Adverlising must be pald before insertion to â€" obtain cash rate. The Advance will not be responâ€" alble for errors occurring in teleâ€" phonea advertisements, or a8 a reâ€" sult of copy not carefully, legibly written.. Mistakes occurring from these sources are wholly at adverâ€" risk. Ele Dorcupine Adbaner BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC Suite 5 Ellies Bidg. 37 Third Ave, Timmins PHONES â€" Office 3819 Res. 2747 Ave 17 CEDAR ST. S. TIMMINS ONT Phones 640 and 681 en Arth Giillles, BA. Sc.. O.L.8. . W axitt,. . Engincer, Architect and Surveyors €17 Algonguin Blyvd. East TIMMINS, ONTARIO _ Phone 362 Kystems Installed Income Tax Relurns Filed Phones P.O. Boxr 147 CLASSIFIED ADS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Harold W. Gauthier . N. ROSS AND CO. Licensed Municipal Auditors Expert Swiss Watchmaker PHONE 1365 Phone 26 Gillies Es isto Clerk 24,25,26,27 Timmins Timmins High and V ocational School Results ~1 Bergerca (Sh)o:;: Winnifred Canâ€" r <ll> Ruauymonde Zlusieau; Barbara Colâ€" |~ June Collier: Reg. Degrace (Sh.); Puth Dupee: Anne Durica (Sh.); Linâ€" de Fabello: Denise Ferguson; Jun> Fowler: Marla Gagnon: Adele Gaouett, Nancy * Clâ€"enko (Sp); Hailin: ciawart Harris; Pat MHowe (Sh., licalth): Robbie Innis (Sh., Math»); VM.aureen Kennedy (Sh., Geog); Ann> Kostenuk: Eileem Ku‘hn; Mary sic‘t: Gatrielle Leclair <(Math.); Maris Lemieux: Little: Annie Luâ€" Frances MacMillan: Gertâ€" rude Matymish: Denise Mcorin; Dorâ€" ecocr Morissette: Lena Moscarello; Dorâ€" cthy Moyle:; Margaret O‘Leary: Paulâ€" ine Onotsky: Katy Oreskovich; Gina Pacione (Health, Géog); Jacqueline Paguette (Typing, Math.); Joan Park (Typing, Math): Conchita Perelle: Rejeanne Perreault (Math.); Yvonne Pizzale: Alfeo Pollon (Sh., Sp.); Angela Protommani: â€" Helen Rathier; Lucy Salustro: Rose Sarkotich; Winnifred Sillivtant: Howard Soucie; Billy Starâ€" ling (Fh., Sp):; Mary Svetlecich; Joan Thomas <Sp.); Betty Tierney: Nancy Tomiuk: Simone Vaillancourt; Ann Valentich: June Violino; Mary Wheelâ€" er (Lit., Health): Jean Whittle (Lit); Ritz Zamin INDUSTRIAL DEPARTYENXT Promoted to Grade 10 Industrial Anderson:; Loo Belanger: Marâ€" ce! Brodeur; Erwin Campbell;: Eric Cannell: Sylvester Cashbec; Milan Chlebus: Maddy Chopp (Hist.. S2.); Albert Zudmeor~; Ronald Duval; Ken Eostman: Bill Evanoff (Math ): Ugo Ficico: Wayne Fleming (Math.): Dougâ€" las Garlock; Helmer Hansen (Hist.): Henry Hansen: sack Hassett; Stanley Krizmanich: Arthur Lammi (Math.): Billy MacGillivary: Donald Kay McFadden; Mike Novak (Math.); Roger Rucheleau; BRruc» Shier; Glon Sprowl: Cozzy Taylor (Se.); Bill Thoâ€" mas: Peter Tonkin:; Joe Wasylishyn:; Henry Yanisewski. 110 to I11 Julian Andrechek; Tony Banfich; Morâ€" ley Baxter (Hist., Sc.); Allan Berak: Rudy Caopp; Lino DeMarchi; Joe Demuynk: Ed Fabello; John Fleming: Bruee Gecrge; John Hancin;;, Elmer Kivi: Bill Koski; RaymOnd Krys: Claude Martin:; Doug McCullough (Lit. SC.); Armando Paolini; Frank Perâ€" ello (Lit., Se.):; Harry Pritchard, Mark Regan: Rudy Soucie; Gordon Stewart; James Vallier: David Woodward. ind FAdGUCLTE â€" {( LFYDPi (Typing, Math Rejeanne Pizzale; Alfeo P Protommani; _ Salustro: Rose Howa ling (Ch., Sp) :; Thomas «Sp.):; Tomiuk; Simo! Valentich: June Mikc Berak; Zdenka Lorâ€" raine Bussiere: Helon Carrick (Sh.), Rolandec Clement:; Willa Connell; Goâ€" ria DeLuca: Doreen Guindon: Eddie Anne Krcel; Eveleeén Marson (Sh.); Mary Mate; Jack Niâ€" eholls (Sh.. Health); Katie Nowasad (Sh.. Arith:): Evelyn Rochefort; June Sutherland (Arith.):â€" Eda Torlone (Hist): Tita Treco; Gilberte Tremâ€" blay: Bob Van Rassel; Cleda Venner (Sewing): Frank Yuskow. Mv.tG, Joyce reena Robir Margaret Carver Besormeau, Lena A Social Worker for the Childron‘s Aid Society of the District of Cochâ€" ranc, bilingual prefered, male or feâ€" male. Preference will baâ€"given to trained social workers, persons with University education or â€" technical training. Kindly applicaâ€" tion to Children‘s Aid Society, Box 3, m Started Chicks: Immediate delivery. 2 week old: Rarred Rock, Light Susâ€" sex X New Hampshires, Light Sussex X Barred Rock, New Hampshire X Barred Rock, Barred Rock KX New Hampshire Nonâ€"Sexed 21.45, Pullets Cockerels 2095. Light Sussex Nonâ€"Sexed 22.95, Pullets 32.95, Cockâ€" erels 20.95. White Rock Nonâ€"Sexed 21.95, Pullets 32.95, Cockerels 22.95. Black Australorp Pullets 32.95. Asâ€" sorted Heavies Nonâ€"Sexed 20:45, Pulâ€" lets 29.95, Cockerels 20.75. Three wesk old add 5e per chick. Also other Breeds. Day old 12 Pure Breeds and 13 Cross Breeds Nonâ€"Sexed, Pullets, Cockerels. Older Pullets 10 weeks to laying. Free Catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario Iune Douglas, Jacqueline Larose, Velâ€" mz Laurila, Norma Marchiori, Katy nmins BAIRISTERSâ€"ATâ€"LAW Solicitors, Commissioners Notaries Public W. 0. Langdon K. C., T. R. Langdon PORCUPINE Drew Rlock 110 Bruce Ave. Ph. Oft. 223 Ph. Off. 96 KRes. 492 Ites. 396B §. A. Caldbick, K. C. C. W. Yates, B. A. BARRISTERS SOLICITORS EPC HRark of Commerce Hulilding Timmins«s.. Ont BARRISTERâ€"ATâ€"LAW Y Third Ave. Phone 332 Willham Shub, B. A Barristers at law GREGORY T. EVANS, BA. GERARD C. EVANS, B.A. 13 Third Ave. Timmins, Ont. Ph. 2725 Marshallâ€"Ecclestone Bldg, Children‘s Aid Society CALDBICK YATES HARRINSTER and sSOLICITOR NKOTARY PUBLIC COMMERCIAL DIPLOMAS aret Carver, Lola Cotnam, Doris cmeau, Liena Didone, Betty Dunsâ€" Nevis Filippino, Nancy Hallin, > Hefferman, Helen Mazzopa, Loâ€" ~ Patriquin, Lauri Pihlaja, Vera ison, Ann Stanga, Ken Thomas. Frank H. Bailey, sSPECIAL COMMERCIAL BABY CHICKS C111 to 4A m Mate: Jack Niâ€" Katie Nowasad Rochefort: June Eda â€" Torlone Gilberte Tremâ€" 1: Cleda Venner Phone 1110 110 to 111 Julian Andrechek; Tony Banfich; Morâ€" ley Baxter (Hist., Sc.); Allan Berak: Rudy Caopp; Lino DeMarchi; Joe Demuynk:; Ed Fabello; John Fleming: Brueeo Gecrge; John Hancin;;y Elmer Kivi: Bill Koski; RaymOond Krys: Claude Martin: Doug McCullough (Lit. SC.); Armando Paolini; Frank Perâ€" ello (Lit., Se.):; Harry Pritchard, Mark Regan: Rudy Soucie; Gordon Stewart; James Vallier: David Woodward. Matasich, Nancy McNeil, Joan Mi chaltl Marvy I1l1 to 112 Paul Baleck: Louis Bendo; Cliff Deirâ€" on: James Fras>r: Bob Gagne; Jack H{ill: Don Kivisto: Eddie Kulik; Roger Landry: Doug Ledingham (Math.) Sherwin Matcon: Stan McDivitt (Se.); Denis Morello: John Novak: Andrew Peters: (Math:., Sc): Norman Petarâ€" son:~ Romeo Poirier; John Ruest (Math.): John Skladany:; Frank TOrâ€" lone: Ray Touvinen: Gordon Warner. INDUSTRIAL DIPLOMAS Keith Cannell, Edward Day, Orfelio DeMarchi, Keith Draper, Danny Filipâ€" pinc. Alterio: Floreani, George Grist, Willard Grist, Clark Mason, Arnold Palmer. HIGIT SCHOOL OEPARTMENT Grade 9 to Grade 10 SPECIAL FRENCH 6 Leo ArBiqure (Sz., E. Lit); Claudtte Bedard (Math., Se.); Lilianne Belanâ€" ger (E. Lit.); Robert Belanger; Dorean Brunette: Lucien Cote; Gilberte De CGrace (Geog., Sce.):; Andrea Doris Dumas; Loreine Dumoulin (Geog., ®c.); Jeannette (Geog.. Hist.): Maurice Gagne (Hist.); Ranald Gagne (Hist.); Berman Garow (Sc., Hist.); Gisele Joannisse; Fleurâ€" Joliceur (Geog.); Rita J‘oliccoeur; Marielle Kelly:; Robert Larcher (Geog., Math.): Jeanâ€"NO0el L‘Heureux; Rolland Martel: Kathrine McDougall; Carmen Psquin (Geog., Math.); Parâ€" ent: Jacqueline Potvin:; Vivianne Pouâ€" lin: Angela Rivera (Math.); Mona Riâ€" vet: Oswald Robichaud (Geog.):; Beaâ€" trice Rousson: Annette Gisele St. Pin»rre‘ (Geog.); Mona Salvail; Alinz2 Schnubb: Andre Valade: Constance Villeneurve: Rita Young (Hist.). Barbara Adams: Anita Alderdice (Sce.): Paulra Anderson:; Denis Andrechek;;Mar Andrews: Norma Anzsic; Jop Archer: Tommy Arnott:; Victor Arychuk (Hist.) Jeanm Babic; Bradley Barton; Pat Beattie; Alvina Bergamin; Helen Bilâ€" otti, Anm Blazecka: Helen Bcrland} Bill Bradley (Hist.); Jackie Bronnan} Joan Brooks; Grace Bruckmant Jenâ€" nie Buczkowski: Jim Campbell; Benâ€" ny Carnovale:; Joan Carpenter; Shirâ€" ley Carter:; Carolee Church; Rena Ciarâ€" rocco: Marion Clarke; Fanny Colavinâ€" cenzo; Edward Colbert (Sc.); Betty Cosco:; Elaine Craig (Math., Fr.); Don« na Cunningham; Enzo Del Bel; Doreen Norman DeMarchi (Hist., Se): Jack Dent:; Clarice Dillon:; Eileen Dilâ€" lon; Ken Dukeshire (Hist., Se.); Shirâ€" ley Dunlop (Sc.): Fred Dunstan; Raili Erkkila; Rose Evanoff;: Edward Everâ€" ley:; Joyce Farronato (Math.); Leslie Finnerty: Ralph Gardner (Sc., Mus.): soycee Gauthier; Eileen (Hist ; Norma Gratttn (Math.); Joe Greco; James Grist; Olga Grocholski (Fr.);: Helen Groom; Florio Guarda (Hist., Se.): Kenneth Haapanen: Leila Haâ€" kola; Bob Hanley: Betty Hansen; Lo#sâ€" raine Hedican (Se.); David Hindson: Frank Hirsch:; Barbara Hocking (Geog. Sc ): Marian Hubert:; Shirley VYudson (Sc.): Joanne Irving: Isabelle «tâ€"n (Lit., Sc.): Donald Johnston (S@., Fj.); Mona Jones: George Jonesct‘ Margaret Joyvyesn (Se.. Geog.): Marilyn Kealey: Donald Kelly; Archie Kins (Math. Fr.): Eve King: JoOhn Kovar: Yoe Kristoff;: Jean Laflamme (Se); Ron Leonard:; Bruna Marcheson; Auâ€" drey Martin (Math.. Se.): Frances Mate â€" (Math.): Shirley McelIntosy; Llovd McKey: Sid Mennie (Math., Art): Donald Miller: Fileen Miller: Carv Maore (Hist.. Se.): Maureen Morâ€" ris Tereca Morris: Ann» Nankervis: "~atherine Nankervis (Se.);: Verner Nashlmrnd: Vera Nastasuk: Carol Nnâ€" lan: Maryv Novotnv (Math.. S2.): Fdâ€" ward O‘MDacre: Nanceyv Oroanas Esin Pelmas Clifford Power: Bettv Price; Marjorin Prica: Phyllis Reid:; Francivs Reynolds: Heclen Rose: Marilvyn Roe (Math ): Jim <Sarcalis (Sc.. Math.): Taisto Savela: RudoInh â€" Herman Shankâ€" man: Kathleen Sillifant: Tan Sinclair; William â€" Skrepetz: JOhn Stenhens: Frances Strazisar; Kon Surman: Madeâ€" leine Sydor: Trudy Tennyson: Lorne Thomnson: Joyvee Walker (Hist ): Marâ€" tin Weinberger: D mald Weir; Joy Weir: Orval White; Sylvia Witno: Emâ€" met Walfe (8Se.. Art): Giselda Zamin Sarcalis (Se., Math.): Taisto Sav#ela: RudoInh Herman Shankâ€" man: Kathleen Sillifant: Tan Sinclair; William Skrepetz: JOhn Stenohens: Frances Strazisar; Ken Surman: Madeâ€" leine Sydor: Trudy Tennyson: Lorne Theoemunson: Joyvee Walker (Hist ): Marâ€" tin Weinberger: D mald Weir; Joy Weir: Orval White; Sylvia Wito: Emâ€" met Waolfe (Se., Art):; Giselda Zamin 610 to G1)1 harine Andersen: sames Arnott; Alex Barilko (E. Lit.); Lucienne Beauâ€" champ (E. Lit.); Helen Beckett; Olive Bedard: Valerie Bennctts; John Biaâ€" Loreeon Andrechek (Eng.); Wilhelmina Bahm: Norma Bailev: Rod Baker (Hist.): Rosanne Bolanger; Jaeâ€"ques Beles:â€" Jacqueline Benard; Helen Blackburn: Doreen Bradiey (Chem.):; Rat BRrewer: Garth Brillingor; Mary Catherine Bunce; Omar Tarbonneau: Christine Chalmers: Robert Charette: Ardree Charron ): Vany Cheruâ€" bini (Eng., Chem.); Andy Chlebus; Anita Clarke:; Doreen Collins: Pai Conway (Alg.); Julie Coulas (Â¥r.): Patricia Coulas: Gisele Dumas (Hist.). Margaret Dunlopâ€"(Chem., Fr.); Carol Engberg: Gordon Evans (Hist.. Chem.) Gloria Farronato (Alg., Phy.); Mary lik; Marcel Blais; Diane Brewer (E.Lou Gagnon (Alg); Mary Gibson; Grade 9 to Grade 10 asian jotnvy (Math.. S2.): Fdâ€" Naney Oroanas Esin Pittonet: Vilma Pollon: Shirlevy Potter (Se.): Bettv Price; Marjori® Reid: Franciv Reynolds: (Math.. Geog.); Albort Fay (E. Fr. Lit):; Joe Fillo; .Nancy Fleming (Hist.): Bob Friedman: Norman‘ Gad"â€" by (Lat., E. Lit); Gertrude Gauthier (Geog.. Math.); Rita Gauthier; Edâ€" ward George: Darquiss Gougeon:; Gilâ€" les Gratton; Marie Gravelle (Math.); Molly Gridley; Tom Hanley (E. Lit.); Mary Heinamaki; June Higson; Shirâ€" ley Haoper (E. Lit.); Barbara Horesâ€" ter: Daina Hovis Arthur HMudson; Rayâ€" mond â€" Humphries (Hist) ; John Irvâ€" ing; Verna JacKkson: Geraldine Johnâ€" con (Lat.): Stev»> Klapouschak (E. Lit., Se.): Annie: Kotze; Yvonne Lawrie: Lucio Lizzi (Math): Dorothy Lloyd: James MacDonald (Lat.): Doris Mac Leod: Dorot‘h MacLeod: Jonâ€" Mac Leod (Lat ealth); Alex Mageau: Robert Major; Jack Maki (Lat., Math.) : Carl Markerth (Lat.. Fr); Ann Marâ€" tan: Pat McAdaip:.Joan MeElrea: Murâ€" ray MeLung; Marilyn Mick (Lat.); Richard Moffatt (Math.); Richard Nanâ€" kervis: Ann Nashlund: Jean Newel!l: Aurele Noel! (HMist.. Math.): Doreen Ormston (Health); Asta Orpana; Goâ€" rizs Parent: Betty Plute: Chester Polâ€" ton: Victor Power (Sc., Music); Déenâ€" ie Raiche: Alse Rose; Marilyn Runâ€" nalls: Joeâ€" Sculline: Mike Sennuc‘h (Lat.. Fr.): Betty Shaw: Jim Simpâ€" (Eng., Hist); HMHarold Lochrie; Marâ€" guerite Lochrie; Isabelle Macheod: YÂ¥ vette Maizonneuve (Phy.); Jeau Marâ€" in (Eng., Hist.); Goria McCullough (Lat.. Fr.): Robert McCurdy; Ray Mc Dermott: Evelyn McElrea; Keith Mc Key: Iris Mrrgan; Lucien Pare; Ed Paslawsky (Eng.); Evelyn Poxton: Trilby Pierce: Flavio PCllon: Mary Power (Eng., Geom., Chem.); Rita Rainville: Wendell Reid (Eng., Hist. ): Betty Rose:; Edmond Routhier; Adeâ€" lard" Seguin:; Lucills Sigouin (Hist., Chem.) Bobby Snyvder; Gerald Spocaâ€" er Elizabeth Sporer; George Stanutz: Ernie Tait (Chem.); Marian Turner (Geom.. Chem.); Mildrod White Tâ€"â€"ben Wittrup; Paul Zudel (Eng., Chem.): Pauline Zudel (Eng.). The following students have been sucâ€" cessful in the Grade XL subjects opâ€" posits their names. Fr.., Health Gecrgetto Charleboi: ---Alg Gerard Garant â€"â€" Hist., Health; Ron Gentile â€" Eng., Music Health; Viâ€" viann» Grandbois â€" Fr.. Health: Andy Hersich â€" Hist., Fr., Music, Health; George Jacklin â€" Eng., Hist., Health: Ivan McDonald‘ â€" Alg., Phy., Health; Joe Pored â€" French Alice Sinclair â€" Eng., Fr.., Health; Lorne Taylor â€" Eng. ie Raiche: Alse Rose; Marilyn Runâ€" nalls: Joeâ€" Sculline: Mike Sennuc‘h (Lat.., Fr.); Betty Shaw; Jim Simpâ€" con: Malcolm_ Slack "(Lat.);~ Shirley Srider: Jon Stabhl; Josephine Stanga; Dawn Stevens (Geog.): Ivan Tannant; John Tesluk (Lat., Fr.); Joan Verdu: Therese Villenetve (Geog.): Dorothy Writford; James Wilson (Latg Fr.): Ruth Worth. G11l to G12 Stella Andrechuk (Alg.); June Avery (Hist.): Phyllis Badeski (Hist., Alg., Phy.); Ida Baxter (Hist.); Ray Berâ€" nier (Eng., Hist., Alg.); Raymond Blaâ€" hey: Viola Bostrom; Pauline Bourâ€" don (Alg; Phy.); Steven Bozek (Alg.,. Barry Brewer; Clyde Brydle: Mary Bussiere; Henry Clutchey (Phy., Fy.)* Cleétus Cotnam: Marion Current; Gerald Dillon:; Carl Dukeshire (Alg., Fr.);: Diane Dunbar (Alg.. Fr.); Envio Rskelin: Doreen Essa (Hist., Alg.); Helen Feldman (Eng., Gecmetry); Mike Feldman (Phy., Snan): Jack Fcster: Doll Friedman (Alg); Graâ€" ham Garner (Fr.): Hans Gasteiger: Therese Gauthier (Hist.); Odette Gratâ€" John Halonen:; Paul Halonen; Rilly Hantske (Fr.):; Connie Hoff Hist ) Gwenâ€"Jackson (Hist., Alg., Phv.): Bob Kemball: Clare Kidd (Alg., Fr.); Ruâ€" dolphe Laboelle: Fernand Lapalmse: Norma‘ Laroue: Dorothy Last (Alg.): Marie Lemieux: Diamneé Lloyd: Frank Loreto (Hist.. Alg., Phy.): Therese T Marion MacDonald: Margare! MacLean: Bruno Marinig (Alg.. Phv.): Merle: Marsh: John Martan (Alse.. FRhy): Jim McFElwset Ronald MecE!â€" wee: Gladvs Miller (Alg.):;: Kathleen Murray (Alg., Phy., Fr.); Lorraine Nadear (Phy., Fr.): Mary Nastasuk (Phy.): Theree O‘Dacre; Helen C Grady: Gerald Pizer Loone Platus (Hist.. Phy.); Gordon Price: Mike Rist (Alg.); Henry Salorant~ Paul Seubert© Bob Smith: Hugh Smith (Alg.. Phy.., Fr); John Ssence: Spenâ€" cer Stanutz; s‘anice Staveley (Lat ): Garry Stevons (Hist, Alg.): Beverley Stiver (Alg. PMy.):;: Sergio Stocemy: Rarrvy Trumble:; Vivian Utrainen iIvyn Weir Anne Wolfe. JUNE ALLYSON dons a catcher‘s mitt to toss a baseâ€" ball back and forth with James Stewart on the set of Mâ€"Gâ€"M‘s "The Strattion Story." Stewart portrays Monty Stration, former bigâ€"league pitching ace and June plays his wite. G12 to G] Catching Cutie Mist., Phj Eng.. Hist na â€" Hist The folowing students have been sucâ€" cessful in the Grade XIT subjects opâ€" pusite their names: Lilian Berthel â€" Hist., Fr., Health; Daphne Dunlop â€"M. Hist., Doug Forsley â€" Geom., Health; Barbara Fleming â€" Alg., Geom., Health; Nore Flynn â€" Algebra; Irene Giallonardo Hist., Chem.; Jyette Hansen â€" French: Gerald Hedican â€" Fr.; Donald Horester â€" Chem.; Mary Huckerby â€" Fir.; Mary Irving â€" Chem.; Walter â€" Alg.; John Krasevec â€" Fr. Jacqueline Larose â€" Hist.; Leilo Leo â€" Eng.; Jean MacGillivary â€" Chem.; Eisie Mahaffy â€" Eng., Fr., Health; Gerald McCourt â€" Eng.; Shirley Mc Elreéa â€" Geom., Fr.; Kay McLeod â€" History; Jack Mitchell â€" Health; Betâ€" ty Pexton â€" Hist,, Lat.; Ted Phillip â€" Fr.; Walter Rossac â€" Eng., Music, Health: Therese Roy â€" Geom., Lat.; Irene Sloma â€" Eng., Health; Bob sSsmith â€" Alg., Chem., Lat.; Jerom> Stephens â€" Music, Health; Vivianns Turcotte â€" History; John Vintar â€" Fr.; Llioyd Williams â€" Eng., Fr.; Ann Wilner â€" Chem., Hist.; Arnold Winâ€" sa â€"â€" Chem. Keco Reamed Cut halves of lemcn in the refrigerator, wrapped in waxed paper. The skins may be gratedl to flavor soups, sauces and desserts. If you Crcp one Of the halycs in when apples or petatoes are cooking, these jcods will} stay white. Cream has turned sour may hs flavored with lemon and used to use as a salad dressing. Keep nutmgats in aA coveredl conâ€" tainer in thefre.rigerator if you want to keep them sweet and crisp for a long pericd of time. If maple syrup has molded on top, skim off the mold. if the syrup has been affected as to taste, bring it to c boil and store in the refrigerator until ready for use. Scrub clhicken feet thoroughly, then »@il in plenty of water with vegetâ€" and seasonings. This makes a fine ab,.*c to be used as a base for many meat and vegetable salads. 3 6 fTlayvore eason Do ~‘ ables. ind other i wi‘ich has turned sour may jred with lemon and used to boiled potatoes and other vegâ€" Ada ccme chcpped onion her seasoninz. if desired, and by HELEN HALE seasoning, ilad dressi ald Hindson:; He!lâ€" imsa; Leo Koski Kurkoski; Marâ€" Loresan Leclai " But let‘s cwin version "When sc an idea," him to spill past 65. I agree with s¢imnt proposition. . 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The first 4ransâ€"Canada railway was built by the Canadian Pacific and completed in 1885. Overcoming great hazards, railâ€" road men pushed across the prairies and foothills, through rugged moutain passesâ€"then on to the Pacific coast. mo with Canada has grown with the railways. With the appearance of dieselâ€"electric locomotives and the gradual change over to this more modern form of motive power, a new era of transportation is beginning. This new era offers vast opportunities for Canadians. Yes, there‘s room to growâ€"â€"in Canada Unlimited. Just how much room is told in "Canada Unlimited", an illustrated 144 page book published by the O‘Keefe Foundation. You may obtain your copy by sending 25¢ in cash (no stamps or cheques, please) to "Canada Unlimited", Dept. N3â€"12, O‘Keefe House, Toronto, Ontario. Please print your name and address clearly. All monies will be donated to the Canadian Cmunsh:p Council.* nclusion tell u must surzh 1 P 1€ come when M t| no "How to Win Friends and him for the cpinion â€" ~bout which Tt Influence Poosla® Our â€" Daily Specials are tops n health and boltom in cost. Tobey‘s CARPENTER SHOP ht V Cc Phone 1876â€" M WE SERVE ui nNnCl Ccare ons with him ‘y di ftendt )a} RAILWAY STREET Sitver Grill Minor Alterations Counters, Shelves Bookeases and Buill In Cupboards 126 Toke St. Timmins FINE FOOD Ansonville ht rom hi 1e imeo No it gree, ne WouUuld De nsibilities of some th the result that e toâ€" have futher i c me othey PAGE SEVEN Hi A¢ hem on matter: VAollv in ascord he would p4.226 WII Lieberman uin3:; that t, and that that n be WTOl berman more > put