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°y | sr. Girl? Medal--Ruby Lee | Jt. Girls' Athletic Medal--Sylvia Nind | , Boys' Athletic Medal--Tom Harris PF. E. Luke, Optom- | . Davis' drugstore, Port Thursday, December 19th. Under the auspices of the Young 2) .. Peeople's Society of the United Church on Tuesday evening," December 10th, at "8 o'clock, a special illustrated lecture, on "Our New Canadians"-- motion pictures and slides will portray | their manner of living both in Europe |' and here. Rev. D. G. Ridout, of To- ronto will give the lecture. Special collection for the Missionary work of our Young People's Society. Everybody welcome. Through the quick action of Mr. Clarence Hood, a bad fire was averted at the Ford Garage Office on Tuesday. imme MOK DECEMBER SALE OF MILLINERY The Rite Hat Shoppe announce that [Paeebpsntuia? during December they are offering at |. HALF PRICE their stock of millinery. These. are all new winter styles in felt, velvet, satins and metallics, Corsage flowers, regular price B50c and 6b6c., to clear at 25 cents. These make acceptable Christmas gifts, Special collection for missions OOO man The following are the officers of Li. O, ki. No. 188; Blackstock, for 1980, I. P. M.--Fred Hamilton Master--B, Hyland D. M.--M. Malcolm. Chaplain--L, Joblin. R. 8.--8. VanCamp. F. S--H. Swain. Treasurer-- Wm, Hamilton. Marshall--H Thompson. 1st Lect--W. Campbell, 2nd Lect.--S. Williams, Committee--Dr. Jno. McArthur, Fred Willan, Earl Dorrell, Herman Hooey, Fred Hyland. TA en JAMES MACKIE--OSHAWA James Mackie, Oshawa, aged 79, died at the home of his son, Alex. Mackie, Bonnie Brae Farm, on Nov. 29th. He was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1850. In 1891 he left Scotland for Canada, accompanied by his wife and nine children. The fam- ily came to Oshawa and the late Mr. Mackie has resided in this district since that time. Eight years ago Mr. and Mrs. Mackie celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding. Mem- bers of the family who survive include three daughters, Mrs. Leon Gibson, of Detroit; Mrs. Chas, Chapin, of Col- borne, and Mrs, O.A. Gerrow, Oshawa, and four sons, George, of Columbus; James, Alex. and Charles, of Oshawa. Mr. Mackie was well known by older residents of this locality having re- sided at Shirley and on Scugog Island. Os PORT PERRY HOCKEY CLUB Officers elected for season of 1929-30 Past President--J. O. Scott President--John Tinsley, Vice President--B. D. Henry Sec'y-Treasurer--Dr. J. A. Mathers Manager--Ted Jackson Coach G. K. McMillan. Trainers--A. Naples and L. Mitchell Advisory Committee--R, Levia, Jas. Boe and D, McMaster, At present the O. H. A. have Port | Perry Hockey Club in Group 2, section A, with Lindsay and Fenelon Falls, Section B, Havelock and Lakefield. Each section to run a double schedule and winners to play off. Port Perry are endeavouring to get placed in the Lake Shore group. DOO HARRIS & HARRIS BEGIN PRAC- TICE IN NEW OSHAWA OFFICE Oshawa Times The firm of Harris & Harris, bar- risters and solicitors, have opened an office in the Alger Building. This office will be carried on in addition to their office in Port Perry, where they 'have 'practised law for some years, The senior member of the firm, is William Heard Harris, B.A, LL.B, He has practised law at Port Perry A since 1000, He has devoted the great: er part of his professional career to consulting and advising in connection with family business and municipal | affairs, estate work, real estate tran: | on x Ar hip 3 Carter Scholarship--Doris Nind Athletic Jr. Boys' Athletic Medal--" Girls Form Shield--Form II Boys Form Shield--Form V Upper School French Prize-- Dorothy Proutt Middle School French Prize-- Helen Vickery. Lower School Art Prizes-- 1st Eric Nasmith / 2nd Veda Ewers Highest Proficiency in Vocational Agriculture--Dorothy Miller These prizes, along with the di- plomas, will be presented at the coms mencement concert which will take | place on the evenings of December 18 |- and 19, school last year and won prizes, and who are not attending the school this year, are urgently requested to attend the concert, if possible ,in order to re- ceive their rewards. A meeting of the Literary Society will be held on Friday, December 6, at three o'clock in the afternoon, ----)Oenbn GOING TO TIVERTON Rev. A. Maclver and family leave early next week for their new home in Tiverton. We are pleased to hear 4hat Mr. Maclver has a good appoint- |. ment, and trust that he may find a pleasing field of work where his labors desires. Perry a little over a year, and during 'that time has rendered most accept- able service in St. John's Presbyterian Church. He is a thoughtful speaker, and has taken a lively interest in all that pertains to the welfare of his | people, His removal to another fieid fully \appreciate the larger opportun- would gladly have retained him in Port Perry. rms UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY The Sunday Sehool Anniversary of the Port Perry United Church will be |: held on Sunday, December 15th. Special music is being prepared under the leadership of Mr, V. P. Stouffer. A suitable and pleasing program will service, Rev. Mr. Richards will be the speaker. There will be no Sunday Sunday, December 16th. ------ in PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, December Bth-- 11 am.~--The Christ that Men Can Follow. 2.30 p.m.--Sabbath School 7 pm.--Daniel. : Prince Albert-- 2 p.m.~--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.--Worship Serviee, Tuesday evening, December 10th at 8 o'clock, unde: tne auspices of the Young People's Sociuty, of the Port Perry United Church, a special illus- trated lecture on "The Peoples who have recently come to Canada" by Rev. D. G. Ridout, of Toronto. Part of this will be given in motion pics tures. . ----O Qe LOST On the 6th concession of Reach Tp., between J. W. Crozier's house and the highway, an all wool motor rug. Finder please notify Jno. W. Crozier, Phone 98. reese Yin. WARRINER LODGE NO. 75 LO.O.F. At the last regular meeting of Warriner Lodge, Port Perry, the members entertained the officers and members of Phoenix Lodge, Oshawa, Lodge. At the close of the meeting, lunch Yat served, 3nd a sacha] how' spent oe! Pea Albert Cawkér | All pupils who attended this | will be crowned with the success he | Rev. Mr. Maclver has beer in Port |- is regreted by the congregation, who | ity which the new field offers, but| be given at both morning and evening | School session in the afternoon of | CELEBRATES FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Peters, of Port Perry, celebrated the 40th anniver- sary of their wedding, on Thursday, November 28th. Mr, Peters was born near Udora, in north York; and in 1889 married Miss Mary Mapes, of 'Toronto, formerly of Richmond Hill. 'Mr. and Mrs. Peters were married in Toronto by the Rev. W. A, Rodwell, of Agnes St. Methodist Church; of which Mr, Peters was a member at that time, and for many years after, Of the seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Peters four survive--Ernest | Albert Peters, of Atlanta, Georgia; 'Mrs. Elwood Carruthers, Glen Major, 'Ont.; Mrs. Geo. Beverley, Claremont; and Miss Edith Orma, now teaching in Uxbridge, Two daughters died in early childhood, and Corporal Howard 0, Peters, of the 8rd Battalion, C. Company, of Toronto, lost his life in France, on June 12th, 1016. His elder brother, E. A. Petters, of the|_ 133rd Battalion, Simcoe, went right through the war until the arrival in Germany. There are seven grand children. The three daughters and three grand children Randolph and Noreen Car- ruthers, and Norma Beverley, were 'present on Thursday, together with Mr, Peters' two brothers, Jesse, of "Toronto, and James, of Udora, with his family, many friends of Toronto, Oshawa, also spent the day with Mr, and Mrs, Péters, During the after- noon and evening many Port Perry iriends called to bring their hearty congratulations, There were many beautiful presents and costly gifts from relatives and friends, including a handsome electric 'floor lamp from the children; and a 'beautiful clock from the Ladies' Bible Class of the. United Church. The United Church Board also sent a letter of congratulation. Little Marjory Tinsley's gift of" forty ruby roses made entirely by herself, was greatly appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Peters, A pleasant afternoon and evening was spent, the guests being entertained with recitations and Scottish songs by | Miss Dulcie Peters, of Udora, At 10 p.m. a phone message from their son Bert, in Atlanta, some 1100 miles, was received, expressing congratulations "to his father and mother. a--------) (en WANTED By the Port Perry Rink Company. 10 Boys or Girls The rink Company have issued 10 books of season tickets containing 10 tickets each, to be sold'for $1.50 per ticket. Any boy or girl selling a book of ten tickets will receive a ticket absolutely free. © These tickets will allow the owner to skate every night with the excep- tion of Carnival night or at private z 'skating parties." Apply ta A. W. Brock, Sec'y-Treasurer. sores UTICA NEWS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackney on Sunday, November 24th, a son. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagg with Mr. and Mrs. R. Butson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bentley spent last a week in Toronto. Miss L. Ward, of Toronto, is spend-] ing a month at home with her parents, convalescing after an operation for appendicitis. Mrs Mervin rate Toranto on ~ Remember SPECIAL P RIC ES MENS suits] and ( Overcoats All hinds 4 Frosting do thoroug! Cleaning Process at very prices. W. T. Rodman Merchant Tailor: Over Tel. Office Port Perry >! Dadied ne dresnes I anal r New Dry ' " inl DIRECTIONS £+ = FOR YOUR NEXT WASH DAY Bundle up your family rash ri as ue 1 nt undry, our local agen in Port , H. H. Stone, and save yoursel "not only a "day" for other things, but also save' worry, labor and expense. It actually cost less to have us do the wash than to use home methods. We have five different ways to do family wash; one of which you will find exactly suits your req ents and budget, Try our thrift service at Be* a pound. p OshawalLaundry Dry Cleaning Colltd ODORLESS DRY' CLEANING Our dry cleaning process re- moves stains safely without af- fecting the clor of crepes, silks, Jelves and the finest of mater- , improving the sheen and le of the fabric, Leave your 'bundle for the Every Tu and Friday at H. 'H. STONE'S "THE STORE FOR MEN" the United Sunday School Christmas Tree on Saturday evening, December 21st. - A special concert is being provided. Everybody come. ; Mr, and Mrs. Chester Geer attended the sale of Mrs. Mazgassi Chapman last week. Mr, Geo. Welsh he purchased a Ford Coupe. Messrs, Thos. Lakey, Henry Davis, Frank MacGregor, and C. W. Lakey, attended the Royal Fair last week. Mrs. Wm. Philp has returned home after spending a eduple of weeks in Toronto, or oot 'Mrs. B, Greaves, With the ole gevivel A ba d choice. nev Soudn there n early. % Full fp 2s Regular Full Fashio hs ES The Jas. McKee & Son The undersigne Phone 6 Wonidonce Pho "Canadian Terminal System: Ld" . Gold Bonds--Series Denominations--1000 500 PRICE--par and accrued interest to yield 6% Mr. Sanger sad Mc dokn elroy ae i tended the Royal Winter Fair last Wednesday, Mr. Norman Crae, motored to, Of O UPPER CANADA BIBLE SOCIETY | On behalf of the Society I beg to], SUPERIOR STORE. og. sd is prepared to do repairing for all makes of cars. Gasoline, Oils, Accessories, Tires, Batteries. GORDON SWEETMAN Former Graham Garage, Next to Star Office / PORT PERRY iF 2 z ga HH i ts V 8