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'Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Clay, and Mr.| and Mrs. Oliver Roberts, of Forest, are visiting in town this week. Spe roma a oui I £Y our Eyes and daughter Thelma of Oshawa, were Bother Yo u-- guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, on Sunday. Mr. Jack McConnell, spent Sunday with Miss Helen Clark. Reeve Robt. Somerville is in Whitby attending the sessions of the County Council this week. In the picture of the graduate nurses from Wellesley Hospital ap- peared that of Miss Dorothy Higgs, formerly of Port Perry. Congratula- tions. Prof. W. C. Ferguson in his paper showed the improvement: that has taken place in recent years in the training of Secondary school teachers. CONGRATULATIONS Miss Isabel Lucas has passed with honours into the fourth year of the University of Toronto. Mr. Gordon Martin, of Stevensville, is spending his holidays in town with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Boe celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary on Sunday. There family were all pre- sent. ---- -- CLEMENTS-WILSON A very pretty wedding was solemn- ized at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clements, of Sea- grave, on Saturday, June 8rd, of Laura Irene, eldest daughter, to Chas. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, of Myrtle Station. ' The cere- mony was performed under an arch of evergreens and apple blossoms with a large white bell suspended in the centre of the room. Rev, Mr. David- son, B.A., B.D. officiating. The pride who was given @way by ner brother, Elmer Clements, looked charming in a beautiful dress of white satin, car- rying a bouquet of roses and lily of the valley. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Alma Clements, who looked very becoming in al gown of blue crepe de chene and car-| ried roses and Narcissis. Mr. Leonard Beadle supported the groom. Miss Myrtle Jeffrey, of Scugog, played the wedding march. The groom's gift to the bridemaid being a vanity bag and to the best man, a set of cuff links. Following the ceremony a dainty wed- ding luncheon was served. The happy couple left later by motor to spend their honeymoon in Detroit and points west. The bride travelling in a gown of grey crepe de chene, grey hat, blonde shoes and stockings, blue coat and grey fox fur, the gift of the groom. On their return they will re- side in Oshawa. Oe CELEBRATES 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trebell, Port Perry, celebrated the fiftieth anniver- sary of their wedding on Saturday, June 2nd. Many of their friends and neighbors called during the day and extended congratulations. In the even- ing a number gathered at their home and presented them with a purse and a wedding cake as a token of friend- .ship, While Mr. Trebell is not in the best of health, he was very pleased to have his many friends call. 'We have a nice assortment of Summer Hats insmall, medium and large head sizes, reduced-- $2.95, $3.50, §3.95, $4.50 Children's hats and bonnets: $1.50 be Nice assortment of fancywork Mildred Palmer : Rolph Block, Port Perry of Toronto, "| Living in the open, his health has been 3 come to us and see if ~you require glasses, and get our price. We can give you just as good service at bet- ter prices. See our stock of gog- gles for driving, == I.R. BENTLEY Optometrist PORT PERRY ONTARIO CELEBRATES 78th BIRTHDAY "Thursday, May 31st, 1928, was a red letter day in the life of Capt. John Bowerman. Of course, he was work- ing-at the boathouse as usual. In this case he was fixing up Dr. Sangster's boat," that had met with a fiery mis- hap, He has been fixing and building boats for years. There is a nice little fleet of his motor boats on Lake Scugog. Once in awhile, too, he builds one for the outside lakes. His work is good, and, he has become a much valued institution in Port Perry. Well, Thursday was his 78th birth- day. He has lived here all his life and his birthdays have slipped by leaving him still active and capable. good. While the Captain did not think very much about his birthdoay, his family and immediate relatives thought it a good time to celebrate and so the big cake with its seventy- eight candles, graced the table, flank- ed by all those other elements of feasting so readily supplied by good cooks. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marlott, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hale, and Mrs. Cobb, of Toronto; Miss j Vera Bowerman, Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowerman. Each of the guests came bearing gifts to Captain. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bowerman, and Miss Cora Bowerman,.of Detroit, were unabe to be present, but sent presents. The Star extends - congratulations and hearty good wishes. FOR SALE At prices that are right. Several buggies and cutters. Apply to Drs. Archer, Stewart & Jeffrey, Port Perry rem-- (i PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH June 10--Sabbath School at 10 a.m, 11 a.m, Warship service conducted by the minister, 7 p.m. Rev. J. E. Griffith, of Black- stock will preach. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Mid- Week Service. Prince Albert Church-- 2 p.m. Sabbath School, 3 p.m. Worship Service. 0 Orme PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev. W. L. Atkinson, Minister St. John's Church, Port Perry. June 10---Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. conducted by Rev. W. B. Mitchell of Ashburn. 8S. S, at 10 am. Prayer service withdrawn this week Breadalbane Church, Utica. S. 8. at 1.30 p.m! Public Worship at 2.30 p.m, C. E. on Wednesday, at 8.30 p.m. The annual Garden Party will be hed on June 27th at the home of Alex. Johns, Manchester. EE a . EXTRA SPECIAL MEETING JUNE 11th All members and visiting members are requested to attend Warriner Lodge on Monday, June 11th, com- mencing at 7.80 o'clock sharp. There is to be a special visit of our D.D.G.M. Bro. Keele and others of shawa at this meeting, besides the Initiatory Degree. Bro. Bunker, P. D. G. M. will also be here to present Warriner Lodge with the cup, which they have won again this year. Do not miss this meeting as we will make final arrangement for attending the special meeting in Massey Hall, To- ronto, the night of June 21st, W. M. Letcher, Noble Grand. 8 for 10e. HALF RANGE FOR SALE Coal or wood. Will sell cheap for cash. Apply Dr. J. A. Mathers, Port Perry. eee (YO eee MATERNITY HOME Reliable private maternity home. bridge Town, Ont. REWARD will be paid to anyone giving informa- tion leading to the present where- abouts of Harry Beard (Henry) Hopkins, who formerly lived in and about Port Perry and Toronto, until on or about October 29th, 1920, when he then went to the Western Pro- vinces. Shaver, Paulin & Branscombe, Solicitors, 11 King Street, West, may21 Toronto. tate ned TOWN COUNCIL The regular meeting of Port Perry Council was held on Monday after- noon, June 4th. The following members were pre- sent--Reeve Somerville and Council- lors W. Crosier, J. E. Jackson, and James McKee. Hon. John 8. Martin, re control of weeds. We hope the Council will take action on this. The property committee were em- powered to buy such flags as were required for the town hall, band stand, dock house, ete. Mr. Arthur Taylor was engaged to cut the grass, and generally care for the water front at $8.00 per week. The road committee was authorized to replace the sidewalk from the Sebert House corner West to the Bank of Commerce, on Queen street. - Councillors J. E. Jackson gave notice that at the next meeting of the Council he will introduce a by-law to / Ys y Jack Mulhall and Dorothy MagNeili] enforce the pasteurization of milk 1 % sold in this Corporation. in "Man Crazy. "Tryffot the ' Tiger." _~ NEW SUMMER HA White hats, small or wide brims, in yellow, orchid, blue, cameo h These nice summer. styles are on display now. Saturday Special We have a number of colored hats in grey, sand; blue, rose, green, and black. This row. we 3 offering at this big Sacrifice, ; The Rite Hat Shore Showroom in the New Archer Black Apply to Mrs. Alex. MacGregor, Ux-|' 4 LOCAL CHANGES OF MINISTERS \ A communication was received from ete, PRICE {a ey TOMATO PLANTS Tomato plants for sale. Apply to Mrs. Curts, Scugog St., Port Perry. 3 BAY OF QUINTE CONFERENCE Church was held at Smith's Falls last week. 'Some idea of the attendance can be gained from the fact that at the Laymen's Banquet on Thursday night some 3876 laymen and ministers took part. The outstanding speakers of the Conference were Rev. C. H. Goodell, D.D,, of New York; and Rev. Leyton Richards, of Birmingham, England. Rev. Dr, Goodell gave a series of ad- dresses which wefe characterized by simplicity and a true spirit of devo- tion. He also preached the ordination sermon on Sunday, . The following officers were elected: President--Rev. James Rollins, Ren- frew, formerly of Peterboro. Secretary--Rev. G. C. R. McQuade, Odessa. + « - ; Treasurer--Rev. R. T. Richards, Port Perry. iis: Rev. F. G. Weir, Scugog, goes to Saugeen. Rev. Wm. Elford, of Hamilton Con- ference, will succeed Rev. Mr. Weir. Rev. Geo. Nickle, of Manilla, is Superannuating, and will be succeeded by Rev. Harry Mellow, a. young minister. Rev. E. F. Swayne, Myrt ) Fraserville will be succe: R.' J. Merrian, Bay circul 'Napanee. en MP te tne PORT PERRY PICTURE HOUSK Saturday, June 9th-- Tuesday, June 12th-- Containing valuable suggestions on home with Gyproc, Rocboard and Insulex, VERE £AJARA GYPSUM AND ALABASTING, LIMITED it For Sale By Carnegie Hardware Co. - Hogg & Lytle, Ltd. - MADEIN-CANADA ; Sold at McKee's Store where you can get styl Our Spring Shoes are in--You will eg Port Perry, Ont. Port Perry; Ont. This Conference of the United. 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