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¥ 3 Bn ! Keren é Fah , $1.50 per year in advance "5 cents single copy Watch your label; it tells when your SAMUEL FARMER, Editor and Publisher ball, horseshoe pitching were enjoyed. a position in Toronto for a time. Miss Alma Frise entertained at her, Christoper Switzer, 04 years old, Mr. Glen Elford has recured a posi- BS subscription expires. - PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 26th, 1934 f : Fe in Port Perry Hospital, havin 'had an{ ing at the home of her son Mr. Walter ; ! Ee SEAGRAVE Re appendicids, He is J Moase. She attended our S. S. picnic] CC : 3 13 b" : oa = | ported getting along as well as can be! ; > 1V 1C O 1 t 1mmne The Women's Assoeiation on Wed-| expected. ns ; 5 4) in last, and met many old ; : y - nesday afternoon, July 18th, at thel Mrs. Orr Shunk and two daughters, Sh 4 who are pleased to 500 her ii ' : home of Mrs. M. McMillan, with an at-|of Lindsay, have returned to their Srelid again. afvey her. rest Uiness. : ~ tendance of twenty-two members and home Mu a pleasant holiday with ; Yds ry Treseh, of New ort : err Y. a e a e ro In (§bout fifteen visitors. The president, Rig Bre: lery of T A a4 ST : él Mahe Tih a grand pare ; : . Miss Jean Sellery of Toronto, spend-; ents, Mr. an rs, W. Frise, : : . mT \ occupied the chair and conducted the}. = : widki ; Ry . : The Lake Front has never looked cleaner or more > sad ing a holiday at Seagrave, and with Seagrave 4 Oakwood 4 T tg. . . . opening exercises. The Scripture Jes-1 ni and Mis. C. Sleep. ; welve Hours Fun and F rolic for 25c¢. inviting than it does to-day. The committee in charge "son from the 42nd Psalm was read by} My, Edwin Mitchell, holidaying with agen thor Sle the Joss 27 AQUATIC SPORTS. 10 am. to 12.30 p.m. \ of the work, headed by Mr. Archer, are making «a Mrs. C. W. Moon, The fninutes of the] friends at Toronto, recently. " grave 9 wood to a four a Canoe Tilting, Canoe Race, Motor Boat Races, Swimming Races thorough job of it This program of Lake Front im- last meeting Were read and approved.] Mus, Blight's family of Toronto are Ys I Houeday afternoon, with Joe|for boys and girls, Tub Race, and other Aquatic Sports at the ' § Progr AS Following the roll call an appreciative enjoying their week ends here as usual; DSTI ay a Maer gitie, Sie Water Front. 30 young girl swimmers of Toronto will take part. provement deserves the hearty support of every : out sixteen, Oakwo y . 1 i ' i » "1 . ' 117 A 01 1oQ 1 ROguan; es enbyeds the owing Mr. and Mrs, M. MacMilloh enter-| cor hold the oD hans wigs ely (They will not compete with local swimmers.) citizen. Therein lies the future prosperity of Port taking paste yes " y ea: tafieg Jelaves in Bailey last! pitching for the boys from the North 9" Mya SPORTS, Starting at 2 p.m. at Fair Grounds Perry. Every effort made to keep our town clean and Par) $0. 00.0 week. The MacMillan family picnic! struck out ten. It was one of the|Race for Boys under 13 years ................ RRR Good Prizes attractive eventually means money in our pockets . , ; J a 5 / . i ¢ 1 our pockets : J fi a was held on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. most interesting games to watch that Race for Girls under 13 years ............ Foie vay Good Prizes . lo t ) £ Y oo y ! s and . Eagleson. new | 5 MeMillan and family, Mr. and Mrs. has been played on the home grounds.|100 Yards, Boys under 16 years .............. $ .75 s 50 a decent sense of self-respect. bh was then transacted. It was decided} p Roynolds, and baby of Seagrave . 100 Yards, Boys over 16 years 1.00 50 : to sell the quilt tops on hand. Anyone attended. : Seagrave-Wick 75 Yards, Girls under 16 years .............. 5 50 wishing same can have them for the} i uite 'a number t to Wick . : - cA 'mr go : ix small sum of two dollars a top. It hd Yirr Seen be ef ed i eon Bron Cy Lh Be A a Ci re a eare I"0S Im rove 3 it was also decided to leave the talked}. yi" oy Charles Skacrett| very good league game between Sea-| Broad Jump, Girls under 16 years BE 5 50 og Ep {Ti of garden party in the hands of the returned to the City on Sunday after-| grave and Wick. Score 12-0 in favor | Broad Jump, Girls over 16 YOATS ......vovvnnn. 1.00 50 : J] : Church Stewards. A hymn and a short noon accompanied by the Misses of Seagrave. : High Jump Boys under. 16 years eae 5 50 Their Gara e if] ; I , Boy J NITION PEA 3 ; ; | 5) Dy Thos ue Muriel and Kathleen Clarke, who will] Fire of an unknown origin destroy- High Jump, Boys over 16 Years ...........enn 1.00 .50 { Ad by the grovp:in charge. spend a week with relatives. Mr. and SI 2s 360 Lui Jig viggery on the ie i and Oirls ip 10 years ...... Ri Wd } } i Sot Shed on Sun lite pa Hg are remaning here for win 0 for % t ost south o Le Pl Ross, Lio i Jon. aor ine: 2 100 Work is now in progress for the erection of an addi- PR 3 . : village o uesday afternoon, . The | bicyce , 2, bes h ats .. 3. ' : . Ag |. had an attendance of 102 with the a 2; Jovy I et of Pete) HEE Sign of fit YY mote coming | Pony Race, 12 hands and under, 3 to start ...... 3.00 500 tion to Beare Bros." Garage. It is to be constructed 0) i i Supt., Mr. J. N. Mask Londustag. the bora, Air, Martyn Scott. Indian Head,| through the shingles on the roof and | (Contestants eligible for one first prize only) of building tile at the south side of the present strue- A opening exercises. Two remember ) ' X : a i . tr lod itd . , LN 3s wr Si oy > Sask:, and Mr. Alex Butcher, Peter- ya 300m by Mr gon) was Ton BASEBALL and SOFTBALL at FAIR GROUNDS ture. This addition will be 48 x 60 ft., and will be . br boro, Sunday visitors at the Seott{'ME In a nearby ied. Juicer. re. : ' equipped witl t floor. grease pit and d The annual picnic of our Sunday| i Clarke homes. sponse to a call for help saved the Some of the best teams in the district will play. qup| with cement floor, grease pit and modern 1} i t t P * - . brs 7 i: » pr i \ i ? 1 A ame . School was fly on Fao gest on There will be service in the United barn and fonse, the bain being only STREET DANCE AT NIGHT conveniences for auto repan work. | Bolster with over in atten I Banding Sym r Choi tentyotive for from the build 'e by Crei ' , ! Arrangements are being made for two entrances to I Mr. Grant Orchard with truck load of RE car pastor fh Mr Soin, > ings that were burned. A strong Wind Music by Creighton's Hay Balers. : thi | g ¢ A ; ces x merrymakers were the first to arrivet 0. pe following Sunday, ser- aided the five fighters, carrying thei Ope 25c. ticket admits you to everything and gives you a lucky Is annex--one A 18 it th, and one ; dthe west. The EAA Bn filled vice will be withdrawn; it is expected, idm Li J nda ihe number draw ticket. Ist prize, Chesterfield Suite; 2nd prize, completion of these improvements will make Beare sive wa i e Ie SUR mY wr NE Ambo Mak of i ae oe Ne a Chime Clock; 8rd prize, Pair Blankets; 4th prize, Electric Iron. Bros." Garage an attractive centre for autoists. under the trees, covered with a display Toronto, visiting on Sunday with Mr.{ phere was no insurance on the build- JOHN WEIR, President. J. BE. JACKSON, Secretary. of good things. When the dinner bell and Mis. L. Sornborgen, Mr. Allan|ingg Mr. Scott extends his sincere was sounded everybody was soon on Mark, "Buster", accompanied them | oh nreciation to all those who helped , ; ] s . 'hand and did ample justice, after and spent the day at his home here. and especially to the men from Port on Wednesday evening at the summer Mr, and Mrs. Perry and family, of which various games of hard and oft! Miss Ruth Clements has accepted| Perry who came with their pump. home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrell, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. . - Boulster Heights. : Jeffrey, recently. FOR THE, , event. . one player and then the other holding The main feature of the picnic being! the water which was enjoyed by old and young. Muay just came for the afternoon and added to the numbers ! for the supper. There were no serious mishAps and all went home tired but happy. . Sorry to report Mr, Leonard Beadle Mr. S. McCoy, Bruce and Marjorie, spent Sunday in Toronto, Mrs. McCoy and Ruby, after a two weeks holiday there accompanied them home. Master Harvey Clarke returned home from Toronto on Sunday after a two weeks 'holiday in the city. Mrs. Moase of Little Britain, visit- home on Monday evening in honor-of her nephew, Buster Tresch's birthday. 'Eleven boy chums sat down to supper, : served on the lawn. The lovely birth- day cake, with its candles made a nice centre piece for the table. Var- ious games were played and a pleas- ant time enjoyed by all. Lawn Bowling PORT PERRY LAWN BOWLERS ADVANCE IN PROVINCIAL TOURNEY By winning the singles, doubles and rink games from Cannington at Whit- by last week Port Perry Bowling Club won the right to advance in the play- downs of Section 14 of the Provincial Lawn Bowling Association champion- ship. The games were played under ideal conditions on the greens of the Whitby Lawn Bowling Club with W. Wilder, of 'Whitby, acting as umpire. The closest game of.the evening was between S. Jeffrey, of Port Perry and D. Davis of Cannington, in the singles The final score whs 16 to 13 in favour of the Port Perry bowler, but he was forced to come from behind to take the verdict. The frame was a see-saw affair from the start with first a very slim lead. However, half way through the game Jeffrey pulled away scoring six in four ends, to lead by -11 to 5. Davis came back strongly in the next four ends to score six points and bring the score 11 to 10. In the last four ends Jeffrey pulled away scoring two two's and a one as compared with a two end by his opponent. IE __ Strong Finish SPRAYS In the game between the rinks of the respective clubs Dave Carnegie, skip of the Port Perry rink, was five At this SUNDERLAND Mr. and Mrs. Still and son David, of Toronto, also Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Still and son Billy, of Buffalo, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wilson. Misses Helen and Myrtle Purvis, of indicates the trend of the play. Toronto, spent the week end with their parents Mr, and Mrs. H. Purvis. . SCOTCH DOUBLES bi P ; : va . . ; Miss Olive Wilson is spending her . Last Friday evening sixteen teams poligays with friends in Buffalo. | played Scotch Doubles on the local 3 . The sympathy of the community bowling green. They came from Can- R 4 Littdewood nington, Oshawa, Lindsay and Port goo uh io £9, fidadioo » of d ' > Vallentyne, in the death of his father, a considerable margin. They lead all through the game and were masters of the situation from start to finish. The final score of 40 to 6 just about to Oshawa and one to Lindsay. The week Oshawa winners were Messrs: Brown toh England on a visit to his son Daa Parsons, Sif a) Coehrarich Rev. Mr. Littlewood, which makes his Edmunds and Johns. Lindsay winners iden edith doubly, Sad were Messrs. Norton and Gamble. The | Cobaratulations tie : extonddd' in local players were Messrs. S. Jeffrey E and C. C. Jeffrey, Bob Jeffrey and M. A. Gerrow, E. H. Purdy and John Hay- den, Wm, Graham and A. McFarlane, J. F. McClintock and H. H. Mulligan. NOTES Mr. Littlewood, Sr., was over Ruth Shier, Don. Aspden, on being successful in passing their entrance examinations. In the play at Cannington--Car- negie of Port Perry vs. Bell of Lind- say, Carnegie lost by three points tural Society Fair has been set for interferes with other fairs, these will Sam Jeffrey in singles .and Mec- be the dates. : Clintock and G. Gerrow in doubles are still in the running. signed as teacher of S.S. No. 4, Brock, BOWLING TOURNAMENT As we go to press the annual tour- nament of the Port Perry Lawn Bowl-| gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing Club is in progress. Following T. R. Purvis. are the rinks and skips. ; 12 years service, was recently honored by her pupils and ex-pupils and many formerly of Sunderland, died on Wed- nesday at the home of his son Ryan Switzef, of Keswick, and was buried on Friday at Sunderland Cemetery. He was born in Ireland and came to Canada at the carly age of 10 years, and lived in Brock Township until the time of his marriage. Mr. Switzer was a shoemaker by trade and was actively engaged at the work until his 80th year, when he retired. Since his retirement he has lived with two of his sons, Arthur at Oshawa, and Ryan of Keswick. ~ Surviving arc two daughters, Mrs. A. D. McLean, of Vancouver; and Mrs. F. F. Butler, of Black Diamond, Alberta; and three sons, Arthur at Oshawa; Ryan at Keswick and Byron at Calgary. . SCUGOG Worship will be held in the Head instead of at the Centre. Everyone invited. - The Women's Association held their" aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. GCorge July meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samells, and group 2 of the Marjorie Baker, Lillian Brandon, Jean Centre appointment were hostesses, day Christie, Evelyn Durwood, Wilbert they were Mrs. J. Aldred, Miss Reta Stephenson's Point last Wednesday. |e Martle ladies M . Haney, Hazel Sanguins, Edgar Shier, Milner, Mrs. Beacock, Mrs. C. Samells Scugog Sunday School held their y our © om Myrtle Lidies Meszdniios : Mitchell, Cross, Ducheman and Tordift, and Mrs. Geo. Samells. The meeting opened with the president, Mrs. Geo. d ; Sweetman in the chair. The Scripture ing her cousins, Misses Myrtle and . . The dates for the Brock Agricul- Jegson was read by Mrs. Joblin, Misses Luclla Jeffrey. closing number was a very pretty Margaret Crozier and Jean Hood sang Time in the Valley. They ting a bed jacket. Miss B. Joness gave dismissed by Mrs. Fred Clark. -Then the call came for supper. Then there interesting game was played between the girls and the married ladies. The An address, expressing the com- nal score was 30-10 in favour of the The boys play at tion at Sarnia. Miss Helen Prentice, of Epsom, is visiting her cousin Miss Edna Prentice for a few weeks. Misses Joyce and Evelyn Reader, are visiting their sister Mrs. R, Fowler at Ebenezer. Miss Dorothy Graham and brother Vernon, are spending a few holidays with Mrs. L. V. Savage at Oshawa. Mrs. R. D. Burnham and son John motored to Toronto one day last week. Mrs. Bruce, of Port Perry, is visit- ing her daughter Mrs. E. Ploughman. There will be coaching classes held in the Township Hall, on Monday and Tuesday, July 30 and 31, under the leadership of special coaches. Wishing all girls will take advantage of these classes as there will be special things to learn. 7 Our girls' softball team motored to Oshawa on Wednesday evening of last week and played a league game. The teams were evenly matched, the final Perry. Of the four prizes, three went . . ' 3 3 p ! in Toronto General Hospital, this Church next Sunday evening at 7.30, score being 13-10 in favour of Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlson, of Cleve- land, Ohio, have been visiting her Jackson. The Port Perry United Church Sun- School held their picnic at pienic on Tuesday of this week. Miss Nora Frise of Oshawa, is visit- There arrived at the parsonage on Sept. 18 and 19, and unless this date 5 guet "When It's Lamp-Lighting Monday from Toronto, a little sister. 0 (hel pave the drill accompanted and brother to enjoy a couple of weeks fr Mico EE PoP Lois To : themselves on guitars. Miss Myrtle in the country air and sunshine. We nr Re aC. ol ) Mae on v Miss Mabel Farrelly who has re-i Jeffrey gave a demonstration on knit- wish them a good time. Hit, Reva Ganper, Olive Sustors, Vem Miss Marjorie Milner, of Toronto, is (2 miles north of Sunderland) after 4 splendid reading. The meeting was home here for a few holidays. We were sorry_to_ hear of our ball teams losing their last games to Ux- friends - in the district, when they ag a rush for the ball field where an bridge and Myrtle. We wish them better success in the future games. Port Perry girls are here on Aug. 1st. Port Perry on Aug. "Public Library BY-LAW riday, July 27th All voting is to be done at Town Hall Women's Association. The "helpings of ice-cream were a pleasing feature of the social, which was fol- lowed by an excellent program. Very pleasing solos were vendered by Miss Doreen Williams, of 'Toronto, recita- tions by Miss B. Cooper and Mr. F. Downey, piano solos by Miss Fern Stavens and Lyle Sherwin, of Ash- burn, and instrumental duets by Miss Tordiff and Fern Stevens. A "very amusing drama was then given generous [ois All of whom acted their parts well, and in a very amusing manner. The pantomime. Mrs. LL. Torditf sang "Nearer My God to Thee" while six They Masters, and Miss Wilson, Our pastor, Rev. Myr. Honey, acted as chairman. Master Harold Scott of Seagrave, is holidaying with relatives here. Mrs. John visiting this week with her sister Miss Mary Martin. My. and Mrs, Geo, Williams, of To- Varcoe, of Toronto, is Mr. and Mrs, IH. A. Parker and family, of Uno Park, New Ontario, on Wednesday last, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, C, Harrison. Mrs. Ind. Cooper, of Toronto, is en- tertaining the Willing Workers' Class - at the home of her mother Mrs. W. J. Cook, on Tuesday evening. Our baseball team are doing great work these days. On Saturday cven- ing they journeyed to Scugog and re- turned with the long end of a score of 25 to 11. Good work boys. >> COLUMBUS YOUTH DROWNS IN RIVER NEAR PETERBOROUGH Carried away by the swift current below a lock on the Otonabee River near Road, Lot 19, below the Peter- borough Lock, John Douglas McKen- zie, son of Mrs. Jessie I. McKenzie, and the late Fred McKenzie, of Col- umbus, was drowned on Saturday last. Young who with his uncle, was visiting in Peterborough, went for a swini in the canal. He swam across and out into the river. Apparently he was caught in a whirl- pool current and was in difliculties, He called for help but disappeared before McKenzie, down with but six ends to go. : eh Cs ' a ; point, however, the Cannington rink, Place T iT munity's abpireciation of hor worl: Was girls, but the ladies were. not dis- 8rd, and at Blackstock on Aug. 9th. ronto, on Tuesday, were guests of Mr | : PI weracked" and Port Perry scored two roadview, Toronto ............ itz read by Mr. T. R. Purvis, secretary couraged for there is to be another Both girls and boys go to Brooklin on and Mrs. Robert Britton. Doreen and aid could reach him. The body was singles followed by a five end, four and Bowmanville .......... ...Carruthers; of the school board, and she was pre- game in the near future. This game Thursday of this week. Beulah Cooper returned home wish removed half an hour later from eight a three end to put the game beyond Linden vide sies ee eres i Bell sented ji Si obe travelling a drew a very large crowd of 100. We Congratulations to Miss Kathleen them for a visit in the city. foet of 'water. Artificial respiration ciate eterboro .....0e ieee .....Downe i arrélly made a most suitable a1 0 Mr FAR Ar. & . a : 'as attempted but failed bring re- | recall. The final score was 21 to 12. Oshawa Sent Hon lb id her Er for their bl Bled to have v. J te w Hand Mr, 3 aves, of Port Perry Mrs, George Chisholm and daughter roi ed Wat Failed 1 tags ve | Cannington forfeited the game at the Kew. Beach, Toronto NY ... Barber Kindness and generosity apd stating Janet a and ig 1 ' om v on thes recent Laing S| Kathioan Betty, of Toronto, were visitors of Hesides his mother, McKenzie leaves | twentieth end. During the early part i . y ) ancheskery firs, ~ eho ney: WAS Tmery a SCugog girl. My. and Mrs. R. Chisholm, on Wed- Gel or Co . : : of the game the rinks were evenly USbriddn o,uveipceiss ring, McNab that her success was due to some ex- dale and Mrs. Bruce, of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearce, Mr, and Mrs, °° ii ' one sister, Mamie, who resides at | I Aiohod with Cannington, if anything, Uxbridge ......oovveinnns xr Miller tent to the co-operation and goad will 'tt the meeting. Miss Reta Milner and Lewis Pearce and Mary, were recent Besday, home. Burial took place at the Union ! having a little the better of the ply Cannington ............. Livingstone she had ever received from the parents Migs Helen Carter, are the program visitors of Mr. and Mrs, G. Fishley, at. Mr. and Mrs. Fo Masters enjoyed a Cemetery, Oshawa, on Tuesday. ¢ and scores were. small. until 'Port Hope-..... daar ine ie told Ore, ond her trustees. She remarked that committee for the next meeting. Seagrave. motor trip to Pontypdol on Sunday, a 5 ll A ee ahs od Hit S| ELEGY neo ceo: D COmagli oe WEL always Jnd of tho OWIiton] say, and Mrs. Pine, Mr, ond Mes. MoT Nichols, of Fort Perry, was Mater John and Noel Marshall, and | TURNIP GROWERS® FIELD i: > of the game. : Kew Beach. Téronto Tha Lougheed friends gr 1 daotion As bor th Faulkner, of Scarboro, and Miss Tillie i visitor of Mr. and Mrs. F. jfieg Shirley Marshall, who have been MEETING The rinks: : Peterboro Ho Gimblett travelling bag it was perf ctly lovel Lee, of Pickering, were guests of Mr. Feiyee. 0 : ; holidaying at Mr. Roy Bright's, re- Turnip growers in the Seagrave Port Perry--Dave Carnegie, (skip), C120 DEY ar t ng hag R:periecyy Y and Mrs. R. D. Burnham, on Sunday. Mr. Arthur Clarke," of Mariposa, typfg to their home in Hamilton, on} goo Drown Loa sergrave y : Pi whith Sturgess and sh 1d t it i i Shipping District ar sited to look A. McFarlane, J." Murray, W. Graham. YA ig fen div PVs ea ves surg and she. wou reasure 1t as a very, Miss Jean Turnbull, of Sarnia, is visited her sister Mrs. L. Pearce, over gundav. Shipping District are invited to loo y A EI CobOUTE «vv vsvvvvenenannins Hopper dear gift: Dainty refreshments were i | X ' the week end. ; ) ~|over some fertilizer plots on John N. Cannington--J. Gordon, (skip), J. A. Port Perry .....cvues J v.:..8. Jeffrey then served by the ladies and for a! Visiting her friends Misses Florence Mr. Jesse Pike, of Toronto, is visit-| Mark's farm at Seagrave on Tuesday Cook, J. Woodward, M Horner. Claremont 7. vovivsveenneinss Ewers few hours the young people enjoyed and Alva Elford, at the Parsonage. . ---- ing with relatives here this week, Tovening July 31st at 7 o'clock. E One Sided Score Whithy «..ovviaviiiiies .... Millard themselves in dancing. Mr. Milton Demara visited in To- M rile Station Master Jack Clark and Master Bob Mr. J. Bryden, B.S.A., of the Chem- In the Scotch Doubles Event. the|Port Perry ............. SPREE Lucas Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Veale and family, ronto one day last week. Y i Breakell, of Oshawa, are holidaying istry Dept., Ontario Agricultural Col- Port Perry team of G. Gerrow and J. [Port Perry ...o.ooviiniiiiiies Purdy Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Taylor, also Miss Marguerite Locke, of Toronto,| We enjoyed a splendid ice cream this week at Mr. W. Martin's. [lege, will lead in the discussion on : social in our .Church last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Chisholm are fertilizers for special farm crops. McClintock outclassed the Cannington Oshawa .... ....Goodman Messrs. H. J. McMullen, G. W. Clay, DEER team M, McLeod and W, Burgess by Full report next week. J and Francis Pickard, were entertained / 'visited her cousin Miss Helen Carter, recently. evening, which; was put on by the visiting with relatives in Atherley. | { STIL Alas tid] ¢ Turnip growers are all invited.