The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

sled 'doing femarkably well under the circum. stances. Tile Mr Win Willard is quite ill st the time of writing. : Mr.and Mrs. W. M, Cutts are sending a month in New York. Mr. Herman McLea: m, of J _ the guest of Mr. and over New Years. Mr. Donald McLean, of Wi t 0% woman halve 4 8 1 dl 'McLean. #Miss Thompson, 6f Sunderland, is the : "quest of Miss Olive Cowan. Miss Jessie Cormack, of Toronte, * home with her mother for a few days. Mr, and Mrs. C. Butt, spent New Years week in Oshawa. 'Death of H. S. Campbell Mr. H, S. Campbell, of Leslieville, one of the most esteemed of the old-timers in the mercantile life of Red Deer district, passed away rather suddenly at the resi- dence of his Saueliter Mrs..G. W. Ball, Red Deer, on Tuesday, Dec. 27th, in his 76th year. Mr. Campbéll was partner in the gen: 'eral store business carried on by Corrigan & Campbell in Port Perry from 1875 to 1880. He also clerked with J. W. Allison for a number of years. Again Honored Mr. John W. Platten, of New 'York, who is President of the nited States Mortgage & Trust mpany, was on December 31st 1921, elected chairman of the Chicago and Eastern lllinois Rail way Company. Prince Albert - There was an exciting time at tha home of Mr. George Heayn on January 5, 1922, when the stovepipes caught on fire, but the fire was soon brought under control by the firemen, Arthur Dove, Carl Smith, Ben Bickell, Mr. Heayn was absent but soon returned on hearing his property was in danger. Soon the fire was extinguished and the fi.eman returned home to dream of the good work they had done. Mr. and Mrs. Wagg and daughter Alice, vere visiting in Utica and Uxbridge last week. 'Mr Charles Wilson, Myrtle, was calling on friends in the village on Sunday. 'We are pleased to report that Mrs. Thomas Smith who has been confined to the house for sometime is improving in health. Mis Grace Buf who was visiting at her home, has returned to her school in Stirling. Miss Miller who was 'visiting with Mrs, Russel Butson, has retuned to her home in the City. - Mr. Wm Jeffrey was with his Brother . John Jeffrey and family lust week. © Mu. Charles ici gl to his 'homie i in Tor, nd hay; Rev. Me reload. wile and son, were visiting with Rev, John Everson and other friends in the' vicinitw have returned to their home in Bridgenonh x Aap ey ' Mr. Smiths in the city fore Gime. * Miss. Jetinie Mead was visiting in the west for atime, ¥ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heayns ave 3 _re- turned home after spending a. fv days. with friends in the city. =r The Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Everson were do visiting in Manchaiefion Wedouudey ot} of. Ou jan; 9h a mosing of the ary and a minute rood C a pass from Smith and ra score to 2, iia hk oa a. ng bet oy n e rst period Guy Rai t a for an end to end ig hay She beside Tunsell. n Crosby shooting from over ¢ the eye and he was forced to hane him. The puck was faced off in fron of the Port Perry net and Hill to. waa S00TES off a rebound off of the rs pads. Shorey 'ter the ast period opened Hill made a beautiful yush & and hh resulted ort Perry came to .|in a goal. . life and ip puck was in the vicin- ity of the Uxbridge net until the gong Sodnded but it was too late. Just before the finish Jeffrey drifted one past Tunsell that the later should have stopped. Port Perry have a fast team but Uxbridge showed a: better knowledge of the game and this won for them, Thompson and Deshane were both very much superior to Tun~ sell and their work was splendid. Hill for Uxbridge played a good game. The Line up of Uxbridge Goal, Tunsell, Right defence, Hill, Left defence, Crosby, Right wing, C. Houck, Centre M. Houck Left wing, Johnston, subs, Smith and Long. The Line up for Port Perry Goal, Thompson and Deshane, Right defence, Beck, Left defence Jackson, Right wing, Gerow, Left wing, Jeffrey, Centre, Boe, | subs, L cGregor and G. 'Raines. The Rink Except where special - events are advertised the Rink shating schedule will be as follows: Mon- day, Wednesday, Friday and Sat- urday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. gad Wed. from 8.30 to 5.80 p.m. pecial Skating each Saturday afternoon which will be free. Utica Mrs, B. Jones has gone to Toronto to spend the winter. The Ladies Aid willbe held in the base. ment of the Methodist' Church on Friday afternoon, Jan 13t2, at half past two. Every body welcome. Mr. Steve Solley, of Lancer, Sask. was visiting Mr. Fred Ashton for a few days last week. . } The Sunday School meeting will be hald at the home of Mr. Henry Davis on Tues- day night at 8 o'clock. Mr. Roy Corban is home from the West for a few months visit. Mr. J. Hortop is visiting with friends in Port Perry for a few days. X 7 Shirley Ser to reportthe illoess of Mrs. Thom- on George Ns Nosh § from, Port Perry is stopping wit roar James Contes faut, returned home Raglan, LODE of the Scugog Chapter of the 1. O. 'was held in rooms. er usual business matters were disposed of, the nominations for officers for the year took place. It was decided that the sooms be kept open, by the Nomismting| Committee, on Sat. Jan. lth oe to 6 regular meeting, sanding for hy on, e of the Star. Ph the defence hit Thompson | te the 15th day of May, | A by.Iaw confirming pointments for the current year was intro. duced and passed its several readings, viz: ; Auditors, F Harrison and J W. Crozier; 2 | Sanitary Inspector and Truant Officer, Enoch Kendall; Member of Board® of | Health, Frank Lawton; Asseseor, R. ) Brown. Messrs. Acton and Johnson appeared before the Council with a petition request. ing that the townline between Reach and Brock, opposite lots 7, 8 and 9, be opened up, and was advised that the matter would be taken up with the Brock Council. It was decided that 20c. per. hour for man and 35¢c. per hour for man and team would be paid during the "winter months for work on roads. Accounts passed.- --W C Pollars, gravel $5.40; Wm. Phoenix, gravel $1035; H Kerry, dragging $7.50; Frank Kendall, sheep killed by dogs $30; H Davis, valu- ating sheep $1; Mrs, Rees, temporary aid $10: Clerk, election expenses $106.00; Wm. Bowles, wood supplied Mrs. Fitchett $12; Municipal World, election supplies and World for 1922 $1850; R Sonley, balance for grading $50; Jas Kirby and Fred Mark, refund each of dsg tax $2. Council adjourned until the 13th day of February. \ Town Council The initial meeting of the Town Coun- cil had a big budget of business--largely clearing the decks for the nor of the dew year Reeve Rundle was'in the chair and he and the following Councillors taok the de- claration of office--Messrs W. W. Crosier, Wm Real, P. Figary, R. B. Smallman. A By-Law was put through appointing | Messrs J. B. Lyndy and E. B; Walker as school trustees. | Dr. Lundy is re-appoint 'ed, and Mr. E. B. Walker takes the place of Mr. Geo. Rose who has asked to be re. lieved of office: A By-Law was passed empowering the Corporation to borrow $15.000 to pay. ex- penses of the town until the taxes are due- The following. accounts were passed, winding up the business of 1921, Farmers Union Milling Co, $4.65 Oshawa Hospital, $73.50 Lindcay Hospital, $85.00 Hamilton Machine & Engine Co. $9.15. . Balance of 1921 County Rate, $2578.36 W. H. Harris; postage, $1.64 ¢ E. Pullan, engine wipers, $5.67 Underhill Coal Co. (N. Y. Funds) $6h) Fish Coal Co. $819.64 Paragon Coal Co. $243.11" A discussion arose as to the auditing of the Treasurer's boots and it was decided to emplay a chartered accountant. Figary and Real were deputed 'to look after the matter. 'The following are the jeummiliyss for 922. oN Finance--Real and Figary ' Town Property--Smallman and Figary Roads and Sidewalke--Crosier, Réal| : E | Pigary Firsand Light--lncloding firemen, street' lighting and 'watermains--Smallman dnd Crosier Electric Light and Waterworie Comunis- sion--Figary and Smallman Printing--Real the name of Mr. 'W.E.N, Sinclair, wh: has beena member of the legal prolession | in Oshawa since 1899. Born in the township, of Whitby, on the ] farm between Whitby and Brooklin, on June 28, 1873, W. E. N. Siuclair, the son' of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair, has grown from childhood in the section of country in which today he holds such a prominent | position. His early education was acquir- ed in the public school of Whitby and in Whitby Collegiate Institute, and finished in the University of Toronto, from which institution he graduated in 1896. Called To the Bar In 1899 Mr. W. E. N. Sinclair was called to the Bar with a number of other young men entering the' legal profession at Os- goode Hall. Inthe same year Mr. Sinclair started the practice of law in Oshawa opening his office in the store which is now occupied as Horwich's Jewtlry, and as he stated to The Telegram, he "had plenty of room end few calls," but he kept plodding along, untilin 1910 he bought the business formerly carried on by the late C. A. Jones, and removed to the offices at present occupied by Mr. R. Moffatt over the Royal Bank Building. Another move in February 1, 018, when Mr. Sinclair took possession of his present comfortable and commodious officesin the new Bank of Commerce building on Sim- coe St. north. - Served Town Well Mr. Sinclair entered municipal politics | in 1909, winning the election to Reeveship jn that year. "In 1910.1911 he served as as | Mayor of Oshawa, and again in 1915 he defedted Mayor Stacey in the race for the mayoralty. In Provincial Politics In 1911 Mr, Sinclair contested the riding of South Ontario in opposition to the late Charles Calder, for tne provincial house, and held the seat asmember for this con. stituency until 1914, when he was beaten by Mr. Calder. In. 1919 contesting the rid. ing again with the same opponent Mr. Sinclair again won the honors of the riding and is still its representative in the Legis- lature, where he holds the respect and confidence of his colleaghes, and it is even hinted and is More than probable that in the next session he will be at the head of the Liberal party as leader of the opposis tion... No sooner had the news. a reached 'Osh: awa of the signal honog conferred upon Me. Sinclair, than: telephone calls came thich and fast from friends hastening to extend their congratulations for an honor. they felt was justly due, andall Oshawa | wilt wish Mr. Sinclair along and prosper. ~~ |ous continuance of his "present wecqaful : 'J career. i Ashburn the funeral of her brother. Rev. J) Blow |e Orillia, on Thursday, Jan. 5th. 5 "| Printing at the Star The Women' s Guild met in the basemine 3 When in ny of any kind of | F Printing call on The Star and we will suit you both as to price and workmanship. . this winter when's you can Pipeless Furn installed in your h For $ias Get our prices on your heating : ad 'plumbing. We Fiaranies: first class work at igh r} We T Good Office Keep the Home Fires Burning, © [FIGARY Coat: Supply the Stove, Nut, 'Péa, Cannel in : stock $+ ess ess 'transact-| former office of}