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Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Presbyterian Church will be held ut the home of Miss Winnifred Causley, on Tuesday, Dec. 6th, at 8 p.m. All young ladies of the congrega- tion are cordially invited to attend. The Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension will hold an after- noon tea and sale of work on Thurs- day, December 8th from 4 to 6 p.m; LO. D. E The December meeting of Scugog Chapter, 1.0.D.E., will be held in their rooms on Monday, December 6th, at 3 pm, Mrs, Rose and Mrs. Christy, who at. tended the Provincial Convention in Toronto will give a report. Afternoon tea will be served and a collection taken in aid of the Christ- mas cheer dispensed by the Chapter, The silver collection taken at the Armistice meeting, held under the L.O.D.E. auspices amounted to $18.46. Ten dollars was donated to the Band, who have always given their services freely and the balance used for ex- penses in connection with the meet- ---- (niin PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Dec. 4--11 a.m--"The Economie Eden. ; 3 p.m.--Sabbath School. 7 pm.--~"To or From," Thursday Evening at 7.30 o'clock-- Mid-week service for prayer, praise, and meditation. Wednesday evening, Dec. 7th at § o'clock in the Assembly Hall of the school, the play "Welcome Home Jimmy" by the Y. P. Society. Prince" Albert Church 2 p.m.--Sabbath School. 3 p.m.~--Worship service ions "WELCOME HOME JIMMY" is the title of a drama to be given in the Assembly Hall of thé School on December 7th, by the Young People of the United Church. The Play 18 given in three acts. Reserved seats 36c. further particulars. ------ On CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Capt. Rev. 8. C. Jarrett, Rector Monday-- Young People's Meeting at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday--Junior W. A at 4. 18 p. m. Refreshments will be Berved from 4 to/6. Men's Club at 8 p.m. Thursday--Evensong and Choir prac- tice at 7.30 p.m, Saturday--Men's Club at 8 p.m. Sunday--Holy Communion at 11 a.m, Sunday School at 3 p.m. Services in this church will be held in the evening at 7 p.m. with the ex- ception of the 1st Sunday in the month until further notice. OO is _ A. F. & A. M. LADIES' NIGHT Over one hundred persons spent a most enjoyable evening at the Masonic Lodge Rooms on Friday of last week. Progressive euchre oc- cupied the time of the Brethren and their lady guests. Mrs. E. B. Walker won first prize for ladies; Mrs John Murray, won second, and Mrs, A. L. McDermott, the consolation. - For the gentlemen, Mr. Frank Mitchell won first, Mr. John Murray second, and Mr. E. H. Purdy, the consolation. See bills for SHIRLEY Don't you wan't to buy pretty and useful Christmas gifts? Come to the- Bazaar in Bethel Chucrh, on Friday aftenoon, 'Dec. 9. The Women's In- stitute are offering many beautiful articles--aprons, undies, fancywork, candy, etc. You can also get a hot lunch served cafeteria ae student that took part did ably. While it is admitted that the performers did well, it for he success of the concert is dus to the untiring efforts of the teachers, who were assisted at the piano by Mrs. Orde. Their work required both patience and skill and these were given in unstinted measure. The program was divided into two parts, and the beauty of the enter- tainment was the fact that every student in the school had something to do, and there were no mishaps. Part 1 opened with some rousing choruses by a large number of boys. There was plenty of "zip" to their singing, and they enjoyed it as much as did the audience. Then the fairies appeared and in a riot of color danced and sang their way into the hearts of the people, and found a "pot of gold" for veerybody. Best of all---they wefe true Canadian fairies, and the gold was dug from Canadian soil, All you need to find your 'pot of gold" in Canada is a little bit of work. A wealth of characters illuminated this delightful play--The Fairy Queen, the Indians, Tree, Bird, and Rainbow Spirits, the Green Men, and the more prosaic, but very dependable charact~ ers--the Farmer, the Gold Miner, the Silyer Miner, the Nickel Miner, who show that there are more wonderful things in Canada than in England, Ireland or Scotland. The Maple Leaf Fairies' dance, and the Tableau of Canada and the Pro- vinces followed and completed the first part of the program in very hap- py fashion. Next came the presentation of prizes, and it was remarkable to note the large number of prize winners. The presentations were made by Mrs. Géo. Jackson, who congratulated the students upon their good work, and warmly commended the teachers for the labor that had been given in the training of the children for their sev- eral parts in the enterfainment, urg- ing that praents support 'their teach- ers in securing the best possible re- sults from the work of the students. Inspector R. 'A. Hutchison was present and was invited to say: a few words by the Chairman, Mr,' TW McLean. words that were spoken by Mr, Hutch- json, who praised the teachers, the students, and 'the school, concluding with a happy remark to the effect that when he was a small boy all the fairies were girls and very pretty girls, "and" he said, "Port Perry is not lacking in fairies." Part II of the program opened with physical drill by the senior boys. The exercises taken were-few in number, but they were well executed, and Mr. Mitchell is to be complimented in at- taining such good results in the short time the boys have been under his tuition, "The Land of Dolls" completed the program. Bessie and Minnie took a notion that they would like toy live like dolls and the Fairy Queen grati- fied their wish. They are transported to Doll Land and there they had some wonderful adventures under the guid- ance of Limpy, the Rag Doll, King of Doll Land, who eventually lost his sawdust, at which tragedy the Queen fainted, and Judge Slarum ordered the execution of the intruders who had brought about the death of the King of the Dolls. Of course the Fairy Queen arrived just in time rescue the girls, who were glad to back to the homes they had so cheer- + fully left in quest of adventure. They were very pleasant. Always on hand to repairoradjust GLASSES I. R. BENTLEY Optometrist The assembly hall is going to be a great asset to the school, It makes possible the kind of ' education that rubs away the awkwardness from children, and makes them feel at home ,in company, training their "ability to entertain themselves and others. This ability to entertain one's self and others is much to be desired in these days when humanity has so many leisure hours. Ud Ser STRAYED To the premises of the undersigned on or about the 10th of Nevember, a yearling steer (rogn). Owner can have same by proving property and paying 'expenses. Apply to John Milner, Iot.6, con, 10, Scugog. 2 -- Qin FOR SALE--SOME HEAVY HAR- NESS. Apply at Star Office. 2 aie Poms LOST . * Between Toronto and Port Perry; a tire and rim, size 38 x 5. Reward. Finder please leave at Star Office ur "98 Gough Ave., Toronto. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The students and teachers of the ke, High School met in- the 'Assembly . Hall, Friday afternoon, November 25. for the meeting of the Literary So- ciety. The meeting was opened by singing O'Canada after which the business was taken up. Rev. R. T. Richards was appointed critic. - PRIZE WINNER AT PORT PERRY __ PUBLIC SCHOOL Following is a list of the pupns X! who were presented with prizes atthe Public School Concert last week, for work done during the past year: Mrs. Geotge Jackson afid Mr. E. 8. Walker, presented the prizes. on: be- half of the donors. ly Year's work in First Book-1 Ruth Brent, 2 Patricia Palmer, 8 Patricia, Jackson. For attendance, punctuality and neatness 'of 'work- booksea) Jean Me- Dermott, 29 'points; Ruth Hall, Geo. Dowson, Wilbert Wakeford, each 28 points. Prizes donated by Miss G. Stovin-- Best map of Canada, boys--Robert Woods. "Best map of Canada, it Lillian Kight, Highest standi; promotion from Sr. III to Jr, Marion Tinsley. Second on protiiotion Sr, III to Jr, IV--Mary Smallman, Highest = in promotion--Robert Woods, ghest standing girl Jr. III to Sr, HI: Highest standing boy, Jr, III to Sr! TU1--Sidney Smallman. Fourth: Book--prize donated by 1.0, D.E. for Geography--Geo. Tinsley: History prize donated by Mrs, I. Ww. McLean--Marjorie Pyatt Writing prize donated by Mr. E. B, Walker--Fatueia Cooney. {eG Omen & BORN = - , To Mr. ama Mrs; Harold R. Archer, ort y ph-Fuesday, November 2, 1927, a aes Vernon, rnin UY Qh cits DIED ~ On November 10th, 1027, in Buffalo, § N.Y., Gertrude Rodman, daughter of Jon A. Rodman, A very good program was given, the - first number being a vocal 'duett by Norene Cawker and Helen Willard, in feature of the program was "Resolved that daily papers good than harm." Wallace Dorthea Nasmith and Tom Harris the affirmative and Forbes Nasmithy William Grant and Helen Vickery, 'the negative. = The judges for the debate were Rev. Mr. Richards and Miss Sine. The Glee Club sang "Yip-I-Addy-I-Ay." The next num- ber on the program was a piano solo by Grace Cawker. Then Mr. Rich- ards gave his criticism of our meeting which were very good. He alwo in- formed us that the debate was won by the affirmative. Z ~The meeting was Cloned; by singing "God Save the King." bd > eS #4 PATIENCE AND WORK = We often' marvel at-the patience our forefathers possessed in the per- formance of thé ardpous tasks of Sheie day, ia the Sonment of a wittes whose 'to many aay, Gillett's coupo CAMPBELL-At Leslieville, Alta, Mary Elizabeth. Allison, widow of the late H. 8. Campbell, on x November 24, 1927. I TO THE LADIES OF PORT PERRY AND VIC . Once more Fam vive the Tiberty of reminding Aid Dept. of the Women's Christian Temperance Uglon, are still collecting Surprise Soap Wrappers, also any s--Lye, Magic Baking : . Surprise Soap ur Surprise Soap. Powder Wrapper 1s Powder, ete. e Travellers A 'in this Dept. have | ork. Hie wos Ea usar ts 3 woman, to through difficn ul various. ways to be a friend i only a few of er acre lots. See bills for that the Travellers' : ANTED 4 'Good reliable WAT for hdvaewirk] pi Avply Mra, W.G. Ww. Pratt, Queen! St. oO Gis BICYCLE FOR SALE Nr $38.00 buys a $60.00 bicycle in good shape, Apply at Star oes. San be] seen there, A i : on tO 3 DIED At Port Perry, on Tuesday, Nov, 22nd, 1927, Annie Hamilton Mont-| gomery, beloved wife of Daniel el Le, 4 in her 50th year. - »i AUCTION SALE OF STANDING | oe property of Wm, Philp, at lot con 8, Reach Tp., on Wednesday, December 7th, 1927. The o offering will consist of birch, elm, popla Ary Jos. Baird, Auctionee, sma QQ Oar tmees PTT © 'ART EXHIBIT ool Sf Come to the High School this week | and see over 200 reproductions of the| world's best art. The 'exhibition is) Spen from 4 fo 5 anu from. 2 to 9 pan. daily. | SPEOIAL---Friday evening. at. 8 Pe m. Mr. S. W, Perry, lecturer in art at the College of Education, Toronto will | give a lantern lecture. Admission 165c.| \Funds used to buy pictures for the school" walls. fl