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Phone Port Residence 19] ~ Office x y, Ontario Local Items * Mr. Lou Palmer, of Brockville, is 'spending the Christmas Holidays in town. Miss Dorothy Ney, of Toronto, was the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ney for Christmas. Dr. and Mrs. Honey, were visiting relatives in town on Christmas day. Mr. R. H, Short, of the Canadian | Bank of Commerce Head Office, was in town on business. At time of writing we learn that Mr. A. H. Rose {5 considerably im- proved in health and we trust that this improvement will continue. Miss Frances Christy, of St. Mich- ael's Hospital, spent the Christmas day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Christy. Miss Bessie Crozier, of Toronto, was at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Crozier, for Christmas. Miss Olive Wallace and Mr. Ivan Wallace, are spending their Christmas Holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Wallace. Miss Annie Farmer, of Toronto, spent the Christmas holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Reesor, and daughters, Dora and Elma, were in Markham on Monday, the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Reesor. Mr, Beverley Smallman, of Kings- ton, is spending his Christmas vaca- tion at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smallman. Miss Dorothea Nasmith and Mr. Forbes Nasmith, of Toronto, are spending their holidays in town. Miss Doris Nind, of Toronto, Mr. Hugh Nind, of Peterboro, and Mr. Philip Nind, of Thorold, are spending their holidays at the rectory, the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Nind. Miss Dorothy Davey, of Toronto, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. R. Davey, for Christmas. Miss Grace MacMillan, Mr. Baker, Mr. Grant MacMillan and lady friend, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. MacMillan for Christmas. Mr. Gordon Howard, of Toronto, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Howard, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ashton, of Tor- onto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Densham, for the Christmas Holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Walker and family, of London, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, of Brampton, were the guests of Mrs. E. A. Walker for the Christmas Holiday. Mr. McEachern, of McMaster Uni- versity, Hamilton, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hutcheson, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gauld and son, Major J. Curtis Watson, Vancouver, motored up from Montreal to spend Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. The Young Women's Auxiliary of St. John's Presbyterian Church will hold there regular monthly meeting, on Wednesday, January 4th, at 3 p.m. in the basement of the church. Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Beverley, Norma and Gloria Beverley, of Claremont; Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Carruthers, Noreen and Randolph Carruthers, of Glen Major, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peters during the holidays. The children of Mrs. Beverley and Mrs. Carruthers are re- maining for a few days. ? WARRINER LODGE NO. 75, LO.O.F. New Year's Greetings Again we thank you, our customers, for your patron- age, and the confidence you have shown in us. To one and all we extend Season 's Greetings .and every good wish for the New Year. I. R. BENTLEY JEWELLER and OPTOMETRIST L O.D. E The regular meeting of the Scugog Chapter will be held on the Second Monday in January. re et AP eee. CANTATA REPEATED Many requests came for the repeti- tion of the Cantata--'"The Light of Life"--in the United Churcn, and the choir kindly granted their request last Sunday evening. The attendance at the 'church was very large; and the rendering of the Cantata was most pleasing. 5 eet PP Pees PORT PERRY UNITED SUNDAY SCHOOL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE The Port Perry United Church Sun- day School held their Annual Christ- mas Entertainment on Wednesday Evening, Dec. 21st, and was patron- ized by a large crowd. Rev. R. T. Richards presided and the Sunday School Orchestra rendered pleasing selections during the evening. The first part of the programme was under the direction of Mrs, Z. M. Jackson, Primary Supt. assisted by Mrs. C. C, Jeffrey, Miss Marion Goode and Miss Mary Smallman, this part is always interesting often times some of the Tots acting parts without re- hearsals or prompting, much to the amusement of the Audience. The next part was by the Mission Band in the form of a Missionary Playlet, the children being trained by Miss Hazel Jefffey and Miss Mary Small- man, This was a pleasing number and well done. Then followed a Var- iety Programme of Several numbers ending with a Play entitled "Christ- mas with the Mulligans." This part was under the direction of that ener- getic person Miss Gertrude Stovin, who was ably assisted by Mrs. R. T. Richards, Mrs. Stanley Ploughman and Miss ValDe Hortop. This part entailed much time and patience and was carried out successfully. The arrival of that grand old Gentleman Santa brought to a close another happy ending to Christmas Festivities. --_-- ee CHURCH OF THE" ASCENSION 11 a.m.--Holy Communion. ------ PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH January 1st 1938 11 a.m. Sacramental Service. 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. 7.p.m. What of the Oxford Groups? Prince Albert 1.45 p.m. Sunday School. 3 p.m. Sacramental Service. rr ------ ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D. A. Ferguson, B.A, Minister. 7 p.m.--Evening Service. el a ita PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Reports, giving a detailed statement of the gradings listed below were given the pupils on December 22nd. FORM I-- V. Wallace ................861% M. Stone'... otis: B0T G. Si sare anvansassenvesSld M. Nasmith _...... TT J. Middleton 18. W. Pyath i. ...oioniaiiiian 758 M. Harrison ...............T780 M. Davidson C. Redman .. M. Tinsley .. H. Brookes ..... M. Figary .... J. McDermott ... N. McCrea . M. Switzer. . W. Willard F. Middleton . M. Hayes ... M. Martyn D. Campbell .. +++.018 ..612 aX ..59.5 .56.4 ..b6.4 ..B5.5 .55.1 ..54.0 ...b8.9 52.25 52.22 ...b1.8 +.+5L8 ...b0.6 A. Aldred ...... saxon viv anaBiE M. Cassidy . L. Beare ........ FORM II-- D.Lakey ........oiiiian M. Kirby ... LI. Fralick .......i... MiLuke............., J. Cooney .. D. Steer .... L. Martyn .... I. Tummonds .. M. Ryan ..... M. Kight ... K. Currah . ReBrent ..... vaio... M. Hubbard .. ¥. Jones ..... E. Martyn .. C. McMaster . M. Crosier .... G. Moase ... C. Beare ..... D. Roper .... K. Murphy ........ E,. Hook .... 40 + vas vbr vanabl8 G. Bradley .... cit. inn esBB.T E. Reesor W. Leahy Leahy ......i....... rae vaDOT P. Palmer .. ERR | R.Oke .......co.uivven ia «547 M. Vickery Verses ain «DSS J. Sellery ann va nins DEG B. Cawker . «++: D2.5 0. Martin . PF. Figarya. iv. iovts ave ve 499 R. Prentice ............:...499 R. Bwers (i... 0000. 0 (46:6, R. McFarlane ............. 48.7 K. Midgeley ..............48.2 K. Carnegie .. ivan end R0 MIDDLE SCHOOL-- Ri Milner ..c...0... D. Williams ... «e004. 88.87 STATEMENT OF DEBENTURE DEBT M. Gerrow ..%u.....s.v..2208.5: | R. V; H. v0 ..50.62 A Lee ive ves ..49.56 M. Harper ...... ve 049.37 JM. Jones... i.iiui aviaaa 40 Fool KI ou vnsesrsins vain i875 D. Suddard ......... cen sn 48.18 N. McMillan ............:.. ..46.44 RoPiekErd occ. eos ciivone 46.4 W. Cawker ................45.88 RO Willard .....i0..000....4008 D. Wauchope ........ vee es .456.65 T. Woods ....... ." 1. Harper ... Sc van R. McCrea ...... M. Black ....... 0. Michie ........ WD. Rodd ............ In-Ji00 ovis ee ivr UPPER SCHOOL 8. Nind ....... E. Wallace ...... i M. Currah . G. Tinsley . O. Lakey .. H. Williamson ...,.. Fae 63. R. McMillan ........ Jor Currah ii. x ooivs vive 084 R. Cawker .... W. Phoenix . O. Bradley ... W. Harper .. J. Nott ..... M. Tinsley ... A. Cawker ... . R..WHlan ..voivas W, Raynolds .... iivsuseun R. Emmerson .......... saa «50, D. Shepherd ........ sve 488 M. Pyath .....c.ov viene. ANT A MA, THE ROYAL BANK LEAVES PORT PERRY - Following a policy of economy the Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Royal Bank of Canada have come to an agreement whereby each of these banks close a branch in certain 1 calitiés where the two banks are in operation. Port Perry is affected by this arrangement in an agreement by which Port Dover banking business is left to the Royal Bank; and the Can- adian Bank of Commerce retains the banking business in Port Perry. This arrangement will necessitate the closing of the Port Perry branch of the Royal Bank. Our townspeople will hear of this withdrawal of the Royal Bank with considerable regret. Mr. and Mrs. Henry have proved themselves to be excellent citizens, and many expres- sions of regret have been heard re- garding their prospective removal. Mr. Henry has been active in the Board of Education, the Agricultural Society, and other organizations for local welfare. He will be greatly missed in the Canadian Legion. Mrs. Henry has given delightful service in the music of church and town meetings, and has taken a keen interest in the work of the I. O. D. E. We shall miss both Mr. and Mrs. Henry very much. srdeann savers nsnerasnny [snnanls Consolidated Debt seas sen saan avenesnnann W. W. 2 Pumps at Station Casanas cansnfe tesarednnatianen High School Crees sas ensaseasnnnay Tessas Crrirasasanenny Srssnneinn {essasvanes mo Se 4 SRE Rl RE Hydro Electric Instal'n | 769 | $1981.66 | 1046 | 6 | § 708.19 3 984.83 $16706.80 $ 7951.57 Water W. and EL Light | 500 | 1600.00 | 1933 [ 4 ne © 69.81 | 889.17 0d Schaol 817 | 4000.00 | 1048 5% | sonn) 16870 | oso en weve fe eR Le Lie evens bras evans: Pavement Construction 860 | 23042.40 | : , 453.62 | 504416 yi tresavien 1800.00 | 19 aevesenas fen 5000.00 | ve feceirannan once, od prices ie Nr i cut to make it worth your 'while to buy NOW. If you have fowl for sale consult Alix. |" Gilboord. PORT PERRY DOMINION STORE i ~ Alix. Gilboord, Proprietor Hi and Surgery--former " of Dr. J. A: Mathers, Queen St., Port _ Perry; Phone 17: = TAXI Call MORLEY MOASE, Phone 148, Port Perry, Willard's Store News WE WISH "ALL OUR CUSTOMERS A HAPPY NEW YEAR Willard & Co, Port Perry Phone 46 r 2 CAWKER BROS. Buy and sell good meat. 'at reasonable price. receive prompt attention. LL Phone 29 w. CAWKER BROS. service of our bakery. | save 4 nd wi Ir you. us take rgb, : a PORT PERRY Doing Business at : the Old Stand When yon need shoes repaired, or new shoes made to order, we want you to always think of the old | stand. We guarantee the best of workmanship. ¥ George W. Stephens Successor to John Doubt * Gilbert & Barker Oil Burne TO FIT NEW AND OLD STOVES For particulars' apply to L. MacGregor Phone 23 "* Port Perry Et nA NOTICE TO CREDITORS =~ In the Estate of Annie of Harrigon, All persons having dai against the estate of Annie Harrison, of Port Perry, Dressmaker, 'who died on the 11th day of October, 1981, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned solicitors on or before the 12th day of January, 1938, Ci particulars of their claims, Tediately after January 12th, 1 e assets of the deceased tributed among the 20d il bola thereto, having regard only to of which the solicitors shall notice. Dated December 14th, 1982, Choice cuts Phone orders We save in this respect,