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Sooo dae © PERRY. ovTaRio th jou wish to buy or sell anything? Advertise in the Star--it pays you, JRSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 S. FARMER, Publisher J School Sections, the school to be built at Brooklin, HAROLD W. EMMERSON , PORT PERRY, ONT Phone IS v { PANE Ss * [cause of this feeling the meeting passed a resolution urging the WC ry MA pr psig ' ---- His Master's Voice Records ~~ for sale here : Ned Taste, Cod Live 1 ~ Wild Cherry. $1.00 per bottle. : Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules ~~ and Templeton's Raz-Mah are good ones For sore throat and husky voice use _ Fomolid Throat-Ease, Nyal's Huskeys, or Medioated Throat Discs 9 Saturday : Special --rora's Candies 490 _Morrison's Drug Store | Bargains! In Wall Paper Ex In Order toreduce our stock of wall paper, we have i decided to give 10% off on all 'purchases of paper, ' com- Be a mealies orSuod range of puttgms. ij See our stock before buying. : Bes 4 Phone 152 JAMES McKEE JEWELLER ~ REARS | The . gn Po Get Them From ort Perry Ca pm Ontario ; Fo Y ~~ Consolidation at Brooklin £ On Thursday evening of last week a very well attended meet- ing was held at Brooklin to discuss the Consolidation of four Public Some premature reports as to the progress of the campaign for Consolidation have given a wrong impression of the condition in which the matter stands. In point of fact, although the matter has-been under consider- ation for some time, it is not yet considered an opportune time for taking the vote in the several school sections that shall -decide whether or no the school shall be built. It is felt that as yet the ratepayers are not sufficiently informed as to the facts, and be- several trustee boards represented, to each send a delegate to study the Consolidated School at Mallorytown, and to see what is being done at Wellington. ' . The scheme of Consolidation as at present outlined would take in 8. 8. No. 1, Whitby, S. S. No. 8, Brooklin, S. S. No. 6, Whitby, and part of Union S. S. No. 2, on Townline between Whitby and Pickering. The estimated cost of the six-roomed building is $35,000, of which it is expected that the Government would pay $12,000. The cost of salaries, transportation and up-keep is placed at $9,020, with total annual grants of $5,186. At present the mill rate in the various sections is as follows: -- Present Teachers Assessment School Rate $166,341_.____ 5.3 mills 881,985 88 * School 8.8. No. L Whitby 6, Union 2, Totals..__137.....__ 5.... $740,648 Under Consolidation the rate would be 8.6 mills, which rate would be uniform in all the sections included. This rate would be sufficient to include payment of the twenty year debentures and interest in annual payments of $1920, It is intended to hold other meetings in the various School Sec- Courteous Service of 'the bank's staff where THE courteous attention extended by members ac- count, adds materially t 1 : Vo your ducting your Standard Service is foent rendered by every branch Manag you keep your n in con: urteous service er to the latest recruit on the staff. STANDARD OF CANADA TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHTY-THREE MILLIONS Port Perry Branch, - BANK _ H. G. Hutcheson, Manager UTICA Miss Norine Hortop is spending a few days with her Aunt Mrs. George Lyle, of Oshawa. Miss Cora Kerry and Miss Gwen Ackney are spending a few days in Sonya, with Mrs. Milton Prentice. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Jack Medd is sick in bed. . Miss Hazel Christie was visit- ing Miss Lula Rusnell on Friday afternoon. Miss Phenie Jones was visiting with Mrs. Almer Jones one day last week. Mrs. Luther Mitchell, of Osh- awa, is spending the week-end with her son Mr. James Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wagner and family are visiting with her mother Mrs. Luke, of Greenbank on Sunday. tiong after the delegates return from their trip to Mallorytown. Miss Elda Christie was at her home over the holiday. ed WE A 4 i * Corporation of the Village of Port Perry ~ GENERAL PURPOSES DEPARTMENT Statement of Cash Receipts and Payments for Year Ending 31st December, 1921 RECEIPTS Z \ Te llected, includi 1, schools, d - axes Col le mcelu ing general schools, Ogs, Roads, Bridges and street oiling and arrears. Hospitals Snow Clearing... .. Office--P Han ke Accounts Receivable Weigh Scales (1920)... J Works Equipm Electric Light and Water Department Street Commissioner PAYMENTS Sidewalks Wage ees m seers e-------------- No Repairs and Upkeep--Town Hall erry Street _¢ ent Fuel--Town Hall and Office, Perry Street Tax Collection Expense--Bank Commissio : 'Board of Education nL AcCount. . ....non same. - Current Account Loans--Fréd Fer, G. Mills, re S Ac t uspense Accoun Board of Education, overpayment per Cash 27 00 I Grants--Public | Improvement... 2000 00 " " 2000 ies-- Treasurer Electric Light and Water Dept. do Add balance in bank at 31st December, 1920... Cash on hand 31st December, 1920. Postage, Telegrams Rent of Market Building Weigh Scales--Expenses. Agricultural Society Amusement Tax--Expenses and Tickets Printing and Stationery. and Telephone. Interest and Exchange Insurance--Fire Equipment. Bank Overdraft at 31st December, 1921 Grand Stand - . $34350 79 - " { Travelling Expense Miscellaneous Expe: County Rates fo "~~ BANK RECONCILIATION AT 3iet DEC., 1921 Overdraft Balance per Bank Certificate, add cheques oul i tstand| $ B82 80 + Dee. 1, 1921, Norman il, Dee. - Notes Re: new: Add Cash presumed to be on h 1921, per Cash errors and o Balance as above... oo... a Electric Light and Water Works : Power House--New d at 31st Dec., Book, and adjustments for ons. PAYMENTS Smoke Stack, per C. A. Es2Spas | sates. as 5 BR] JISLUTSF2F AWIBLNSS In Fruit We Have Oranges 50¢ & 60c per doz Lemons 3 for 10¢, doz 80e Bananas 40c and 50c doz Pineapples 35¢ each Grape fruit 10c each Dates per Ib 18¢ Pulled Figs per Ib 25¢ Prunes per 1b 18c Evaporated peaches 25¢ Ib Currants per 1b 20¢ Raisins per 1b 25¢ Vegetables Tomatoes per Ib 20c Cabbage per Ib 7c Celery per bunch 20¢ Pure Maple Syru t 80e Pure Maple Si 30¢ 1b Fresh pork sausages 28¢ {b D. CORBMAN. lin Tweed MYRTL . The young people have organ- ized a league, with Mr. B. Dine nelly as President, which will meet every Thursday evening. Everybody will be warmly receiv. ed who attend. Born on Sunday, Marth 26th to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiles, Myrtle, a boy. Much sympathy is felt for Me. F. W. Hodgson in the death of his aged father who passe away last Sunday, after a brief illness in his ninety-second year. Mrs. Margaret Schell visited her sister at Manilla recently, Mrs. C. Adams has been con- fined to her room for a week through illness. SONYA Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie and fam- ily, of Comber, are visiting with Rev. G. and Mrs. Mason. Visitors during the holiday; Mr. N. Beecroft, Misses Gertrude and Lecie Munro, Misses N. and F. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard- son and family, Miss Mary Thos burn, Miss Hopkins, Miss 'Mary MacTaggart, Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Telmir, Mr. Duneaa Cameron, Mrs. Fred Ayres, Miss Mildred MacPhail, Misses Thelma and Myrtle. Cookman, all of Toe ronto. Miss Mary Watson, of Cannington, and Mrs. Allsn Moore. Mr. Heaslip, who isa student at. Knox College, of Toronto, supplied in the pulpit on Sunday. Mr. Lorne McTaggart, Misses Clema | MeTagzart, Nation an rna Dure, spent Sun with Mr. James Munro. i fay +Miss Annie MacTaggart is spending a few days in Toronto. The Sinclair Mission Band will hold a special Easter meeting on Thursday afternoon, in the schoolroom of the church. The Y. L. B. C. will meet on Friday afternoon. ee -- Mr. G. N. Dallyn, a represen- tative of the Provincial Forestry Dept., has taken up his residence and will take up the i t work of ref ast