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«56 acknowledge it. (As one Uxbridge Valentines We 'have a much better stock of Vacs this year. Come in and see them. Bt Eye (Glasses bd tt We are off atopoen) Local Items ea Yee 1 The Young Women's Auxiliary of All shell (with sphetieal \ St. John's Presbyterian Church are lenses. $3. holding a Valentine Tea and Sale of |} Gold Filled Frame Shell I Home-made Cooking and useful art- icles on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16th from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., at the Manse. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. John Croutch and family, of Pefferlaw, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mitchell, on Sunday last. Lue Hopkins, of Seagrave, is spend- ing a few days with Mr, and Mrs, L. Mitchell, who is under the doctor's care at present. Mr. Jack Schell, of Fenelon Falls, called to see Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mitchell, the first of the week. Mrs. W. G. W. Pyatt will not re- ceive this month. Mrs. James Boe will not receive again this season. BORN At Port Perry, on Monday, Feb: ruary 8th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Henry, a son. Be prepared for a good laugh at the Town Hall, Feb. 25th. Mr. Wycombe is a scream as "The walking delegate of a hot water bag syndicate." HOCKEY On Monday evening of this week the hockey fans certainly got their money's worth when Port Perry play- ed Uxbridge. They saw an' extra 30 n minutes of play all because the goal Primary Clas--Dolly Rees and Mrs. umpire claimed he did not see the L. Lamb, puck when it went into the net. A Asst. Teachers--Mrs. Jas. great many others did see it, but that and Mrs. C. Gerrow. ; is neither here nor there, now, because The Community Club is holding a Port Perry won. Hard-time Party in the Hall next In the first period neither of them Thursday evening. --A fine will be im- made any progress, although they posed if you do not come dressed in tried hard enough. "your old clothes. The first goal scored was in favor Dr, Joe McClintock, of 'Uxbridge, of Uxbridge, when N. Norton succeed- | called on his mother at the home of ed in getting the puck in the net Mrs. Frank Lamb, recently. Then T. Miller scored one for Port] Glad to hear Mrs, Harvey Dobson Perry, making it a tie. is home again and | Improving An In the last period Jack Sleightholm health; A pe---- - i scored one, But, the goal-umphie #1 yi pcy OF THE ASCENSION 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. Friday, 7.46 p.m--Weeknight service INTERSCHOLASTIC HOCKEY The final game of Interscholastic hockey will be played here on Thurs- day evening, at 8.15 o'clock--Port Perry vs. Uxbridge. Admission 25c. and 16c. We want you to have "the time of Cow for sale. Calf, will exchange| your life" at the play put on by the for weanling pigs. - Apply to Mrs. W., Young People of St. John's Church, J. Mitchell, R.R. 4, Port Perry. 1| Town Hall, Feb. 25th. DIED PRINCE ALBERT Suddenly, at Port Perry, on Satur- My. Fred Woodley is in Toronto this day, February 6th, 1932, Albert E.| week disposing of a quantity of pro- with spherical lenses, $38.95 Other Lenses and Comb- inations at proportionate . priees. Save money by dealing at Home. I. R. BENTLEY Jeweller & Optometrist d 'Port Perry MANCHESTER The Sunday School held a meeting in the Church on Wednesday evening and elected the following officers: Superintendent--John Johnson. Ass. Supt.--Wright Crozier. Secretary--Dorothy Roper. Asst. Secretary--Verna Masters. Librarian--Maunsell Gerrow Organist--Mrs. Chas. Gerrow Teachers-- Bible Class--Miss Spoffard and Mrs. Roach. Girls' Class--Mrs. L. McKee, Boys' Class--Mrs. Wright Crozier. Junior Boys' Class-- Wright Crozier. Mitchell man said, "It was a laugh; try and count it, that's where the joke comes in» This made overtime necessary and it was in the third overtime period that Port Perry scored, G. Raines get- ting the first and E. Sleightholm one, making it 8 to 1 in Port's favor. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE | in the Anglican Church, at 3 o'clock. Ison; Bert and Glenn Wannamaker, * Harding. Which is Uncle Tom? Don't tail to help solve this mystery at the town hall, on the evening of Feb. 25th. PORT" PERRY UNITED CHURCH Sunday, February 14th-- 11 a.m.--Worship Service. 2.30 p.m.--Sabbath School ; 7 p.m.--"Living on Tip Toe? Song| Service. EE Prince Albert 1.45 p.m.--Sabbath School 3 p.m.--Worship Service. DAY OF PRAYER The World's Day of Prayer will be observed by the W. M. Societies of Port Perry, on Friday. February 12th, Mrs. Nind will give the address, Everyone interested will be welcome. SEAGRAVE A very successful old time hot supper was held in the Sunday School room on Thursday evening last proved a success in spite of the weather. When all had done justice to the lovely sup- per served, a splendid concert by local talent, assisted by Mr. Allister Cam- eron, of Sonya, and Mr, Bert. Howlett of Pleasant Point, who pleased all with their delightful songs. Others taking part as follows: chorus by the choir, instrumentals by Marion Eagle- Frank Harding, readings by Mrs. Green, Marjorie Mitchell, duets by Misses Dorothy Reynolds and Fernie Moon, Misses Jean Harding and Alexa Stone, chorus by six girls, namely: Adel Wooldridge, Ruby McCoy, Jean Harding, Alexa Stone, Mary and Aileen Burnett; vocal solo by, Frank These numbers were en- joyed and appreciated. The chairman, Rev. Mr. Green, on behalf of the choir, moved a vote of thanks to all who had made the supper and concert a suc- cess. Proceeds amounted to about $22 which goes to help pay for choir books, The regular monthly meeting of the Quadrata Girls' Club was held at the home of Mrs. Mac McMillan, on Feb. 8rd with 13 members and several | visitors present. The meeting opened with a hymn followed by prayer by Mrs. B. Dowson.. Mrs. Frank Watson read the Scripture lesson and gave an interesting talk on the lesson. The minutes were read and approved. After the business session Miss Mar- jorie Mitchell favored with a 'reading which was enjoyed. The meeting closed with hymn and the benediction. After a lovely lunch served by the host and hostess, play practice took spent by all. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stone, on Sat- urday evening, February 6th, were 'host and hostess to about 50 guests in honour of their 25th wedding anni- [aes Mac ds task, Mr. t ee a] place, making a pleasant evening] rendered pléasing music with the Misses Muriel Clarke and Norma Moon singing a delightful duet. The 'organist was Miss Ila Moon. Seagrave enjoyed a game of hockey with Greenbank recently. Score in favor of Greenbank. Port Perry hockey boys paifl-a visit on Saturday afternoon to Nonquon Ice Palace rink for a friendly game of hockey, but only 4 ToW of Seagrave boys were on the job. Come again Joys. Don't be discouraged. The monthly meeting of the W. TA. on Wednesday afternoon at the pars sonage, 3 The annual wood bee for the Heh is being held on Monday and Tuesday of this week, when the year's supply of wood will be cut and hauled to' the church Mr. L. Scott is spending a few days at his home here nursing a badly bruised eye, which he received on Fri- day last while working in the ously near Pontypool. A number attended the funeral ser- vice at Wick of the late Mrs. Thomas Watson. : Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke and fam- ily spent the week end in Toronto with relatives. Mr. Grant Orchard spent a few dap Baker. to Toronto. ! Quite a number attended the dance at Sonya on Friday evening last. Miss Alma Frise, of Gamebridge, visiting her parents over the week end, SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A very pleasant evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ploughman, on January 30th, when the Palmer children assisted by some kind friends arranged a surprise silver wedding anniversary in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Palmer. As they were being escorted down stairs Mrs. Palmer drew Mr. Palmer's' attention to strains of music which {sounded like a wedding march--*"Here Comes the Bride. The happy couple #hinking that one of their children was just trying to have some fun, they advanced, and to their great and pleasant surprise, a door was opened and they entered into a very prettily d ted room. Mrs, Palmer's brother versary. After all had partaken of a bountiful supper of oysters and many and other amusements were enjoyed until midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Stone Dodd, in his 56th year. duce. other good things, progressive euchre| Norman Adams, ushered them to a very enticing" seat under a silver decorated arch, as Marjory and Patricia Palmer sang "Congratula- tions." This very pleasing address whieh 3 was enjoyed by all. 'at Stouffville with his sister Mrs. C. ; . Mr. Leonard Beadle a recent visitor ] unfolding of the gifts, a suitable pro-|. gram was given. Marjory and Patricia Palmer sang "You've been a Wonder- ful Mother, You've Been a Wanderful Daddy. Ellen Ploughman played s piano solo, "Valsette' by A. heh Marjory and Patricia Palmer sang]. . "When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver". The program closed with a solo by Mr. John Ploughman. 'entitled "The Wedding Cake." A dainty luncheon . was served to about forty guests" The rest of the evening was spent in amusements UTICA Master Doughse Bentley sotuined home last Sunday from Toronto. ° Last Friday night the Bluebird Club presented their play . "Headstrong Joan" in Greenbank. Wage and Miss Alice Wagg| Albert, with Mr. and Mrs.} ily, with Mr. and Mrs. H.. Walker on Sunday. Mrs. Russell Harper has been very sick with an attack of asthma. Mr. C. W. Lakey has had some al- terations made in his store and is now having it all repainted. Report of weekly test (January: 29) of 8. 8. No. 5, Reach. Geogra, phy-- Sr. Il--Audrey Miller 75 (hon.);} Helen Robertson 65, Harlan Clark 66 Jr. II--Lloyd Ross 64, Jno, Ballard 45, Harold Harper 40, Bert Mitchell 36, Merva Ballard 84. Sr, III--Dick Steer 81 (hon), Aileen Harper 74, Mildred Lakey 66, Muriel Kerry 45, Verna Mitchell 28. Jr. "1II--Rose Steer 71, Audrey Spragge 63, Robert Sutherland 47, Kenny Reynolds 24. ; Avithmetic-- Sr. IV--Grace Mitchell 73, Robert Walker 64, Robt. Skerratt 89; Robert Gibson 27. Jr. IV--Helen Hortop 25. Grammar-- Jr. and Sr. IV--Robert Walker 92, (hon.), Grace Mitchell 68, Helen Hor- top b6, Robert Gibson 40, Robert Sker- ratt 81. 1 mark was 'deducted for each mis- spelled word on all, papers. - -- , _-- B------ i PRODUCED IN CANADA age, : and Mrs. E. Diamond and fam-| \ Don't miss tis 0) portunity 3 oh ts hi apporeagiy of buy Lakh your | LA BUY ask you original cost. .- Your inspection is invited. Come in and look around. = We do not of buyin NOW to buy. QUEEN ST., You Are Sure to Enjoy THE EUCHRE AND DANCE on Friday, February 12th, 1932, in the | Auditorium of the Port Perry High School, Progressive Euchre 8 - 10 pm, 'Drawing of lucky tickets in raffle followed by dancing to the music providéd by Archie Cunning- ham, piano and vocal artist, of broad- casting fame. PROPERTY FOR SALE $500. Situated on Rosa St., Port Perry. House, barn, good garden lot, good well, small fruits. Must be sold to close estate. Apply to Harris & Chyisty, Port Perry Feb18 ; FOR SALE Used Eureka Vacuum Cleaner $16. Fully guaranteed. 'Apply at Star Office. » Feb. 18 i FOR EXCHANGE I have an 8 roomed brick house to exchange for farm; good implements; stock and crop; or for rent of farm and stock. For further information write Mike Fetchishen, 217 Conant Sti, Oshawa, Ont. feb26 _CARTAGE : SHEER to do sea------------} al] kinds of EL v : ; i fats a ru. Phone 234 ; Le. w. Nelson, Proprietor, H, Couldery, Manager 'died on the 9th day of January, 1982, PORT PERRY NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of James G. Waddell All persons having claims against the estate of James G. Waddell, of Port Perry, Gentleman, deceased, who died on the 10th day of December A.D. 1981, are hereby notified to send to The Toronto General Trusts © a poration, Toronto, Ont., or the und signed solicitors on or before the 10th day of March, 1982, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after March 10th, 1982, the assets of the testator will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the Executors~ shall then have notice. Dated February 4th, 1932. HARRIS & HARRIS Port Perry, Ont., Solrs. for "James G. Waddell Estate. ~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of James Bongard All persons 'having claims against i the estate of James. Bongard of Port - Perry, H maker, d ed, who are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned solicitors on or before the 10th day of March, 1932, full par- Phone ticulars of their claims, Immediately after March 10, 1082, the assets of the Other 247211. aw ALS Caney LOVE, Green 0) Haircuts for Men or Ladies . .20c. Haircut for Children ........16c. and more of fine, deposiable per- fermanes, knowing that Jou car . d d will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard 'only to claims of which the admin- istrator shall then have notice. Dated February 8th, 1932. HARRIS & HARRIS, Port Perry, Ontario, Solrs, for administrator po