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PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 12th, 1984 7 ---- I .-- COMPLETE "1 $5000 FURNITURE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 8.00 o'clock and Saturday at 8.00 p.m.-- JULY 19, 20, and 21. In order that we may clear the building for complete renovation, we are ofering ut entire stock of up- to-date Furniture for sale by - This offering includes a $5,000 00 Stock-- Bedroom, Dining Room, Living Room Furniture, and Bedding There will be a Lucky Number Draw at every Sale A. L. McDERMOTT PORT PERRY, ONTARIO DISPERSAL Public Auction, em ik IS EASY IF YOU BUY -- FROM -- BERT MacGREGOR ; ~ PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL ~ William Cawker PROMOTIONS, 1934 Keith Currah A subject following a pupil's name| Lillian Fralick indicates a failure in that particular Pranng Ses 41 : elza ey bie, Irene Leahy Form I to Form Il-- ' William Leahy Beth Archer (Latin, French) Isabel Leask Lorne Beare Lloyd Lee 'Tom Bown » Alma Lee Donald Christie Murray Luke Fred Christie Earl Martyn > Marion Conlin Glen Moase + Isabel Ewers Patricia Palmer ¢ Isabel Honey Helen Phair Mildred Lakey™ Marion Smith "gn : Nora Levia Dennis Steer Ra Joan Mason : OGD Mo Nags PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL rchiba cMaster Murle McMillan PROMOTION REPORT Jean Moase Junior IV to Senior IV-- Doris Parry - "Promoted on term work. Hugh Rogers Bruce Beare Laura Rogers Burgess Beare ¢ Lloyd Smith . Mary Leahy Hilda Stainton -Ivan Dusty Richard Steer (French, Algebra) Norma Ewers Robert Walker Marion Gooderham Leona Wells (Latin, Algebra) Norman Gilboord Marjorie Byers is promoted in all George Mulligan subjects. ~ : Promoted by Final Examination. Porm II to Form Ill-- Herold Ie - Harry Brookes (Latin, French) ah Kathleen Carnegie (Latin) Clarence Leahy : Ray Birkett Kenneth Currah ' Coro: Corrow Mary Davidson (Latin, French) Fred Densham Maunsell Gerrow Ruth Hall Joe Dowson i : R. H. Cornish, Teacher Marjorie Harrison Margaret Hayes (Latin) Senior III to Junior IV-- Jean Hopkins -- Promoted on term work-- Patricia Jackson Hugh Nasmith John Leahy Herbert Howard Muriel 'Lee David Pickard Norman McCrea Louise Hall Kathleen Midgley Grant McDermott £ & . Malcolm Nasmith June Sonley William Pyatt Grace Stone Mary Stone Grace Switzer (Latin) Murle Switzer Marjorie Tinsley Vivian Wallace Garnet Weir (Latin) William Willard (Latin) Harold Woon : Form III to Form IV--French Carmen Blewett Ruth Brent Betty Cawker (Fr. C.) Keith Currah Lillian Fralick Mackay Harper © Frances Jones Lillian Kight Marian Kight Delza Lakey Irene Leahy William Leahy Lloyd Lee (Fr. C.) Murray Luke Glen Moasge (Fr. C.) John Orde Patricia Palmer Helen Phair Marion Smith Dennis Steer. Form III to Form IV--Latin Carmen Blewett Ruth Brent * 1G 2 Josephine Cooney George Stone Gladys Nott Betty Mitchell ' George Emmerson Stanley Gyton Lola Gerrow Jack Tinsley Lucille Harrison Edna Dowson Doris MacGregor Promoted by Final Examinations. Fred Colbear Jack Raines "Dick Hood - Rosser Williams Junior III to Senior III-- Promoted on term work-- Doris Mulligan Jack Sangster Kathleen Read Promoted on final examination-- - Frank Densham Alan Colbear Earl Jackson ; Harold Wakeford George White. '8. A. Cawker, Teacher Senior II to Junior III Promoted on term work-- Names in order of merit. Enid Dusty Pearl Sutcliffe Shirley Gilboord. David Nasmith Gladys Goode "Arthur Brown Phyllis Anderson * Douglas Gerrow Harold Bentley 1° Kenneth Moore Joyee Hull Bobby Allin Jack Pargeter Lucille Mark Ronald Cliff Maggaret Day \Dstid Kight Promoted on Final examination-- Edward Bennett Marjorie Jenkins Robert Jackson Junior II to Senior II-- Promoted on term work-- Gordon Carnegie Cecil Gerrow Donald Carnegie Grace Pickard Aileen Oke Billy Stephens Maude Griffen Beth Griffen Promoted by Final examination-- Joan Hayden Norine Stewart Audrey Deshane Jimmy Davidson Pauline Jemison (Recently enrolled.) G. V. Stovin, Teacher. Senior I to Junior II-- Promoted on term work-- Janet Mason " Rose Armstrong Irene Mulligan Myrtle Dowson Vera Bruce Ora Dowson Kathleen Cook Eva Goode Teddy Leahy - Fred Gyton Jack MacGregor Doreen Peterson Promoted on Final examination-- Warren Eades Garth Andrus Victor Eades Lloyd Wakeford . Walter Sonley Grant Bennett Bernice Jemison Junior I to Senior II-- Promoted on term work-- . Norma Ploughman Harold Mark Edna Gauld " Promoted on Final examination-- Betty Hall Gordon McMaster David Bentley Aleta Wakeford Keith Stewart Frank Prentice Doris Vanos Keith Allin Leila Gerrow Grant Bentley Arthur Nott Arthur Colbear E. W. Harris, Teacher. Senior Primer to Junior I-- Promoted on term work-- Bobby Williams Emerson McWillan and Bobby Dowson, equal Kathleen Day ros Jack Cook Kenneth Jackson Billy Hayes © Jack Cawker Teresa Leahy Helen Peel Rena Harrison Betty Dowson Jean Cook Wesley Jackson Marion Gordon Lillian Norman, (recommended) E. May Walker, Teacher. SCUGOG, Cont'd were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells, Mrs, W, Jeffrey, Myrtle, Luella and Percy, and Misses Hilda Wallace and Marjorie Platten, of Port Perry, were esta of Mr, and Mrs, O. Jeffrey, on unday, - Mrs, O. Stone, of Seagravé and Mrs. Garfield Stone, of Hontidale; visited with the latter's cousin Mrs. C. Hardy, recently. Last Wednesday, July 4th, the King family re-union was held at Stephen- son's Point. They started to gather about 11 a.m, Tables were prepared and after dinner swiming and sports were held The families were Mr. and Mrs, David King, of Lindsay; Mr, and Mrs, W. King, Mr. and Mrs, E. King, Mrs. Dan King, Mr, and Mrs. T. Cur- tis, of Oakwood; Mr, and Mrs. Dee King, Mr, and Mrs. M. Gourd, Little Britain; My, and Mrs, Duke King, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill, of Pleasant Point; and Mrs, A, King, Mr. and Mrs. . 'McKinley, of Port Perry; Mrs, J. Wannamaker, Mr, and Mrs. H, Wan- namaker, Mr, and Mrs, I. Irwin, of Seagrave; Mr, and Mrs. Heayn, Mr. and Mrs, C. H , Prince Albert; Mr, and Mrs, W, k, Myrtle; Mr, and Miss Heard, of Oshawa, Mr. and Bryes Moase - 1 order with us, we to fill it. Phone 36 - CHERRIES We expect our usual supply of Montmorency Cherries again this year. If you wish to leave your J. F. McCLINTOCK will do our best - Port Perry choir was at its best and gave a num- ber of selections. On Monday evening stood 12-10 in favour of Scugog. It J. Demara, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hope, John and Clara Hardy, of Scugog. Mr. Duke King, of Pleasant Point was elected president for next year, Every- one enjoyed themselves and prepara- tions: were made to comg back to Stephenson's for next year. RS i as EALED TENDERS addressed to the under- signed, and endorsed "Tender for Wharf Extension, Port Hope, Ont., will be received until 12 o'clock. noon (daylight saving), Tuesday, July 24, 1934, for the Queen's Wharf extension at Port Hope, Durham County Ontario. Plans and. form of contract can be seen and specification and forms of tender ob- tained at this Department, at the office of the District Engineer, Equity Building, To- ronto, Ont.; Toronto Builders Exchange and Construction Industries, 1104 Bay Street, To- ronto 5, Ontario; also at the Post Office at Port Hope, Ontario. Tenders will not be considered unless made on printed forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with conditions set forth therein. Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Can- ada, payable to the order of the: Honourable the Minister of Public Works equal to 10 per cent. of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada, or of the Canadian National Railway Com- pany and its constituent companies, uncon- ditionally guaranteed as to principal and in- terest by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque if required to make up an odd amount. Nore--Blue prints can be obtained at this Department by depositing an accepted cheque for the sum of $20.00, payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, which will be returned if the intending bidder submit a regular bid. ™ y arder, - : N. DESJARDINS, Secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, July 7 1984. --_----e >or-- ---------- PRINCE ALBERT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnes and family, of Denver, Colorado, called on their aunt Mrs. C. Patterson, last week. Mrs, Barnes was formerly Miss Dell Eddy. } Miss Julia McBrien has arrived from Pasadena California to spend the summer at her home here. Mrs. Patterson is enjoying a visit from her daughter Mrs. Groupe who arrived from Philadelphia last Wed- nesday. There seems to be much sickness in the village. Mrs. Williams took very ill a week ago Wednesday morn- ing and is still very sick. Mr. B. Woodley is also ill, but is somewhat improved, Mrs. Wannamaker has gone to the General Hospital in To- ronto where she is receiving treat- ment. Miss F. Hiscox and Mrs. Ball motored to Lindsay with Miss Grace] Davis, of Port Perry, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Warren, of Osh- awa, were in the village on Sunday, |} bringing Mr. and Mrs. John Warren home from Oshawa. Both Mr. and Mrs, Warren are in poor health. Last week was an off week for the girls' softball team. On Monday they went to Blackstock where they lost by | § a score of 19-9 and on Wednesday night at Honeydale they again were losers by a score of 17-19. Mrs, E. Lyle and Murray spent the 1st of July holiday with friends in Toronto and saw the British Army planes flying at Exhibition Park. Miss Etta Smith who has been teaching in Eastern Ontario has ar- rived home, ; Sunday visitors to the village were Mr. and Mrs. W. Butson and daughter of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. R. But- son, Mr, and Mrs. C. Philp and family of Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Philp, and Mr, and Mrs. W. Webb, of Nor-|}§ wood, with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Kingston, are guests of Mrs. Jenkins' brother | § Mr. E, Philp, and Mr, and Mrs. Sayers and daughter Maidas were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ettey. Midsummer School Report. Sr. IV--Olive Bond, Myra Sager, Hazel McCrea, Allen Martyn (Rec.) Jr. IV--Jack Hope, Gladys Midgley. ,Sr. III -- Esther Hunter, Myrtle Bond, John Christie, Merle Hope, Verna Smith, Murray Lyle. Jr. III--Ruth Arnold Sr. II--Marjorie Jeffrey, John Jef- frey, Jean Rajnes, Mac Hope (rec.) Jr. II--Viola McCrea, Doris Raines, Allen Bond, Ross Hunter, I--Celia Hope, Lucille Jeffrey. Sr. Pr.--Edna Hunter. : Jr. Pr.--Albert Midgleyg Miss S. Laird, Teacher. REDUCED PRICES Suits sponged and pressed 50 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH Over the Observer Office i i il of foods selected with experience and care from the world markets, are in a happy position to help with your problems. #8 Try shopping at Red & White for pleasure, profit and satis- i faction. You will be agreebly surprised at the results. I Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 12, 13, 14 4 J y ; y . FRY'S COCOA, Y,'s, per tin 20c. RED & WHITE COFFEE, I's ................ per 1b. 40c. RN RED & WHITE TEA, I's ..................... per 1b 54c. i WONDERFUL SOAP .................«...... 3 for 10c¢. IVORY MED ...... MPEP RP. SPER RR, 3 for 2lec. i LUX FLAKES, large ...................... per pkg. 2lc. i ZINC RINGS ............ iii. per dozen 25c. | HANDY AMMONIA, per pkg. 5c. VI-TONE, medium ........................ per tin 47c. GOLD MEDAL FLOOR WAX ............... per tin 25c. CEB CUP DRINKS ...cocvv vrsnnuds sna per bottle 25¢. PLUPRO i. voviiossnivnnnnssinnviinnninsiss 2 for 2lec. FALCON BAKING POWDER( tumbler free) ..each 25c. LADY GODIVA SOAP ........... cov. 4 bars 19c. 1 Choice Tomatoes, No. 2 Tins, tin 7c. t AMERICAN BEAUTY SHRIMP .............. per tin 19c¢. § C.&B.CATSUP ............ vin. per bottle 18c. ¥ CUSTARD CREAM BISCUITS................ per Ib 17c¢. § PRESTO PACK WAX PAPER ............ per pkg. 10c. if BENSON'S CORN STARCH .................. 2 for 2lec. I QUAKER CORN FLAKES ................... 3 for 25c¢. ti PE. L POTATOES ...................... per peck 25c. : , i a SOCKEYE SALMON, 15's, tin 19c¢. 4 GRAPE NUT FLAKES ....................... 2 for 23c. { MAGIC BAKING POWDER, I's ..~.,......per tin 3dc. MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING, per jar ...... 2lec. ORANGE SLICES .......................... per Ib 19c¢. & SUGAR ......... 10 tbs for 57c. ' GOLD MEDAL MUSTARD, prepared, per jar .......... 9c. ! Phone 43, Port Perry PLLA RET TIMER NI Bo MOL MN CL TT TA The RED & WHITE Store Warm July days have a tendency to produce "finicky" appetites and the problem of what to get becomes doubly hard. RED & WHITE STORES with their wide variety Special Bargain! STEAMER EXCURSION Wednesday, July 18--via Ontario Car Ferry Str, ~ Cobourg to Port Dalhousie RETURN FAREmsp $2.00 Optional extension via Electric Traln from Port Dalhousie to Niagara Falls ;;. "* $2.50 g Return fare 5 Steamer Schedule (S.T.) Electric Train Schedule Leave Cobourg....... 8.00 a.m. Lve. Port Dalhousie ..2.10 p.m, Arr. Port Dalhousie. ..2.00 p.m. Arr. Niagara Falls ...3.00 p.m. Lve. Port Dalhousie ..5.30 p.m. Lve. Niagara Falls. ...4.30 p.m. Arrive Cobourg ..... 11.30 p.m. Arr. Port Dalhousie ..5.20 p.m, Purchase tickets from local Canadian National Agent or at steamer. Ontario Car Ferry div F. W. BROCK & SON | et sallow vr ihe } \ J 24 - Mrs. J. Bruce and Miss Mary King, of Cadmus, Mr. and Mra, G. Strong, of Burketon, Mr. and Mrs. O. 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