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Harold Archer 'and Mr. Fred Ferguson ave sway ono motor trip d Minneapolis. ~ Mr. and Mrs. rthpton, of Ottawa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Vick- Dr, and Mrs. Mathers and family enjoyed & motor trip during the past two weeks, going to the Niagara and Muskoka districts. During Dr. Mather's absence his work was taken by Dr. Wallace. Don't fail to attend the Manchester Garden Party, at Jos. Strong's, on Thursday, July 25th. Supper from 6 to 8 p.m. followed by concert by the Brunswick Trio, of London, Major-Gen. James MacBrien was the guest of his mother on Sunday at Prince Albert. He flew in his Moth plane to make the trip, returning to his home on Monday morning. Dr. and Mrs, W. S. Emmerson of Mayer, Minnesota, are visiting the former's sisters, the Misses Emmer- son. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Emmeron and daughter, Margaret, who have been visiting relatives in town, have re- turned to their home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A, W, Rose and family of Hamilton, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Geo. A. Rose. Dr, Jas. D. McMaster leaves to-mor- row morning for Kingston to attend a joint meeting of Eastern and West- ern Veterinary Association held on Friday and Saturday, in that city. Mr. Forbes Nasmith, and Misses Dorothea and Virginia Nasmith, are visiting with their father, Mr. M. Nasmith, at Hamilton. -My. Wm. Smith, ex-M.P,, Columbus, Mr. Peter Christie, ex-M.P., Man- chester, Mr. Thos. Graham, ex-Reeve, of Scugog, and Mr, Lewis Luke, of Oshawa, were the guests og Mr. John Irvin, on his birthday, July 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McConkey and Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Hansuld, Mrs. Wol- lenzine, Mrs: J. Shaw, all of Toronto, were vigiting at 'the home of Mr, J. Irvin and Mrs, Geo. Coates, Sunday. Miss Nellie Benson, of Rochester, was visiting Mrs. Geo. Coates, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ingram and family, of Sault Ste Marie, are holi- daying in town. rn (() (rre-- STEPHENSON'S POINT This delightful spot on Lake Scugog has been leased for 5 years to an in- terdenominational group of churches. The grounds of this camp have been lit with electricity, and a permanent cook house has been built. Last week eighty boys from North Ontario Coun- ty enjoyed the camp. This week one hundred and fifty boys from Weston are having a good time there, These two camps are to be followed by two others, one of senior boys, and the other of girls. Evidently the Scugog Summer Resorts are beginning to come into their own, and we shall.gsoon see more of these summer camps established on the shores of Scugog. Several new buildings. are . being erected at Scugog Point, where an- other boys' camp is established. sate me "SHORTY" CAMPBELL--COWBOY Our people were treated to a fine exhibition of rope handling at the water front on Friday evening of last week, when "Shorty" Campbell put his ropes through a series of twirling tricks that made the crowd wonder how he could do it. He has} had a long and varied experience, and is noted for his long tramp from Tol ronto to Victoria, B.C. < ee QU Operas BORN To Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith Lee, at Barneveld, N.Y., on Wednesday, July 10th, 1929, a daughter--Anna Aliene. ~~"WALKER--To 'Mr, and Mrs, Anson ~ Walker, at London, on Sunday, July 7, 1929, a son. rm JU Pm DIED MAHOOD--ALt Blackstock, on Tues- day, July 16th, 1929, Robert Mahood, in his 74th year. VENNING---At Blackstock, on Monday, July 15th, 1929, Hannah Orr, | beloved wife of William Venning, in her 63rd year. GREATRIX--On Saturday evening, July 18, 1929, at the family residence, 438 Park street, Peterboro, Rev. B. Greatrix, formerly pastor of the Port Perry 'United Church, in his 79th year, yEARY 4s Reach Township, on 4 7 Jay 16th, 1929, Catherine her 78rd. "year. -- A pen SAILING TRIP Messrs. John Sau 'ave just returned from a very pleas- aut sailing rip through the Kawatha | Lakes and on to Collingwood turn. They were away eight' i pe trip. a + Gs te - MOTORING WEST A party consisting of Morley Doubt, Clifford Vickery, and George Cawker, are taking a motor trip through to Western Canada. Recently they have been in Manitoba and report a very short wheat crop, owing to the ex- tremely dry weather there. OOO GARAGE SOLD Mr. Wesley Boynton has sold the Graham Garage (next to the Star] Office, to Mr, Gordon Sweetman, who will open for repair work shortly. 00 SOFTBALL Six Wins and Six Losses for Locals' Oshawa, July 16.--Duco-Boys, who lead their "section of the South On- tario Softball League, proved too strong an aggregation for the Port Perry team and defeated them 18-3 at Alexander Park, to-night. The Port Perry team must have been dazzled by the vividly coloured uniforms of the Ducos, for they pulled several of those plays known as bone- head and seemed to throw the ball aimlessly around the diamond. Their loose play in this manner accounted for a god many of Oshawa's runs. Port Perry used two pitchers. The first, Sam Masters, held Oshawa, for three innings but in the fourth a bar- rage of hits drove him from mound. Sam Naple, who succeeded him had little better luck. He was very wild and 'walked several Osh#wa batters. Hinnks, Oshawa hurler, was also rather generous with the free trips to first, but he showd form in the pinnhes and fanned a goodly number. This defeat gives the locals six There are still eight to play and they may do better in the latter half of the schedule. Their next game in at Thornton's Corners on Friday night. The box score: Duco-Boys 20052031-13 Port Perry 00001200--3 Batteries: Hincks and Arnold; Masters, Naple and Harris. HHO. MYTRLE STATION The Misses Harrison, of Latchford, are visiting with Misses Mildred and Olive Harrion. Mr. and Mrs. L. Tordiff and Lois were on a motor trip to Barrie and Owen Bound, for the former part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross attended the 12th of July celebration at Port Hope last Friday. Mr. Gordon Pilkey was in Toronto last Tuesday and attended a banquet of the Grains' Company Ltd, held at the Royal York. Mrs, Jas. Dickson has been visiting in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Redman (nee Violet Broome) were visitors at the home Mr. David Broome last week. Mrs. J. Hughson is spending this week with her son in Raglan. Miss Brown, of Toronto, who has been visiting with Mrs. D. Leury, has returned to her home. Men have been busy this last week installing a new engine at the elevator and making many other improvements getting ready for the fall business. Mr, and Mrs. R. Chisholm spent Sunday in Orono. A number from here attended the Garden Party at Raglan last week, Me..and Mus, Rosswell Dobson, . of Oshawa, spent Sunday here. Mr. Murray Spaulding, of Toronto, is holidaying at the home of Mr. A. Carmichael. Miss Evelyn Gilroy has taken a position as stenegrapher for Mr. R, Holtby, Port Perry.' Sunday in Oshawa. The speeial services held here last Sunday evening were well attended, Rev. W. Mitchell, of Ashburn, gave an interesting address, taking for his subject "Prayer". Two fine anthems were rendered by the choir who were assisted by members of Prospect and Ashburn choirs. Miss Wolfe, of To- ronto, sang & solo "This is my Task" | The attendance at S. SS. was 70. day of which. were occupied by the | Hood at Sonya, on Sunday. games won and an equal number lost. { Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harrison spent : Dr. James L. Hughes, Mrs. Hughes, ar F Mr, and Mrs. Watson | 1 Sweetman, were guests 'of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sweetman, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Prentice and Leona visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy ' Miss Annie Shunk has been visiting her brother, James of "Seagrave and Albert of Prince Albert. Miss Blanche Schell, of Oshawa, spent the week end with her grands mother, Mrs, Pettitt. Mrs. J. Cooper, Hamilton, is visit- ing her brother, Mr, H. Demera. Miss G. Beacock, Pittsburg, is visit-' ing her brother Mr, E. Beacock. Mr. J. Demera has the misfortune to lose a valuable cow last week. Rev. and Mrs, Joblin, of Stirling, are visiting his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J, Joblin. Congratulations to Milton Demera, Iva Milner, Dela Lee, Owen Cliff, on passing the entrance examinations, also their teachers Miss Quantz, Miss Smith and Miss Niddery.. We also ex- tend congratulations to Miss Florence Elford, on passing her Normal School examinations, Our three teachers, Misses Quantz, Smith and Niddery, have been en- gaged for the next term. Glad to see Mr. and Mrs, I. Rodman out again after their illness. Misses Luella and Ellen Ploughman of Port Perry, Miss. Ednna Samells, are visiting their uncle Mr. George Samells, for a few days. Rev. and Mrs. Elford and Florence, motored to Oshawa on Friday. Mr. Arthur Sanguine, of Oshawa, spent. the week end with Mrs. J. C. Hardy. > Miss Leona Prentice is visiting her aunt Mrs, W. F. Nott Port Perry. Glen Wanamaker's Scugog friends extend congratulations on his passing the entrance. Miss Jean Harrison is visiting her aunt Miss Grace Mark, Victor Aldred spent the week end in Toronto with relatives. Herbert and Norman Sweetman are visiting their sisters Misses Blanche and Bernice Sweetman in Toronto. Misses Reta and Hilda Milner of Oshawa, and Miss Doris, Port Perry, spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clark and fam- iily, visited in Bethany over the weck end. Mr. and Mrs. Byivh Osborne, of Pleasant Point, Mrs. W. Sanguine and Mr. W. Mitchell, of Little Britain, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardy, on Sunday. , Port Perry, Lindsay, Prince Albert and other places. Mr, and Mrs. Goodwin and daughter Ivah, with Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, over the week end. Mr. Fred Ingram and daughter, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Martin. Mr. and Mrs, Austin and family, of Glendine, visited her sister Mrs. _W. Mark, on Sunday. Mises, Alma and Olive Gerrow, of Toronto, were home over the week end. Miss Inez Fralick is visiting with Toronto friends. Mr, 'and Mrs. W. H. Stevens, of Lindsay, visited with Mrs. W..Wana-. maker, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hill, 'Mr. and Mrs, Davidson, of Toronto, were the guests of Mrs. Wanamaker, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fralick and fam- ily, attended the family re-union at Oshawa, on Saturday. » Miss Edna Prentice is visiting. her cousins 'in Epsom, with friends in Uxbridge on Sunday. Scugog is a very busy. place these days with campers on every side. Blanche Sweetman and Miss Be ey : Mrs. Pettitt has been visiting in} Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samells visited 5 County on or AD, the 24th 1929, are, on-or before August Hg abs, 1 re Yor Thomas I thei of the pecutitie and that affer among the ola of the 'thereto having regard only to ouch claims ot which notice shall have been above requir and the Duff will not liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have been re- ceived by Harris & Harris at the time of such distribution. Dated at Port Perry, Ont., this 16th day of July, AD Los. HARRI 53 Ha ZIARRIS, Port itor Ont. Srlinpee REPORT OF MUSIC EXAMS. Successful pupils of Miss Helen Mellow, in the recent Mid-Summer Examinations of the Toronto Con- servatory of Musie, Piano --Introductory Grace Stone; Honours Mary Stone, Honours Jean McDermott, Honours Ruth Carnegie, Honours | phon 120 + 5 Myris station, Ont F. E. LUKE © 168-167 Yonds Bt, TORONTO 2 i ee Myrtle Elevator Frank Harding, Pass, Elementary Vera Wells, Honours Marion Eagleson, Pass ¢ Primary Edith Wells, Honours Junior Dorothea Nasmith, Honours, Irene Leask, Honours, Theory--Primary Rudiments Mrs. Geo. Samells, 1st Class Honours Junior Harmony Mrs. Geo. Samells, Honours Floris Stone, 1st Class Honours Intermediate History Helen Willard, Honotirs ween) (0 t--- ONTARIO BOARDS OF TRADE TO MEET IN OSHAWA A Convention of the Ontario Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce, will be held in the Genosha Hotel, at Oshawa, on November 14 and 15. The gathering will 'be composed of .a large group of outstanding business men of Ontario. Many problems and questions in connection with industrial 'and commercial development will be discussed. re (YW, SCUGOG SCHOOL REPORT - 8. 8. No. 2 > Names in order of Sr. IV-=Ralph 'Milner, (Hon.); Grace| Mark, Nellie Lee, 4 Ai Sweetman. 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