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Three Sunday Schools are taking' their annual picnic to Lakeview Park, Oshawa, this year--the Anglican, the Presbyterian, and the United Church. Quite a sensation was started in town by the arrival 8f one of the worst auto wrecks ever seen. We understand, however, that the wreck was not a local one, and 'had been bought by a local garage for salvage purposes, ia Mr, A. Sintzel, London, Mr. Howe, Claremont; and Mr .and Mrs. Joel Aldred, of Toronto, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. J, Aldred, Scugog. Mr. and Mrs, Sintzel, of Venice, California, are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. J. Aldred, Scugog. Mrs. Neil Wilkinson has returned home after an absence of a month. , She visited a number of places during her holiday, including Drumbo, Pem- broke, Woodstock, Bridgeburg, Chip- pewa Buffalo, Niagara Falls, but finds Port Perry as well kept and pretty as a.whole as any of these places. Mr, Henry Bewell, of Renfrew, was visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Leask, this week. ~~ tre (Ypres ALL MUST HELP # Hon. John. 8. Martin has under- taken a big task in seeking to de- stroy noxious weeds in Ontario. He H inie ies GREEN PEAS FOR SALE Forty cents per 6 quart basket. Ninety cents per 11 quart basket. Bring your own basket. C. H. Kellett, Port Perry CONSERVATIVE MEETING A Conservative Meeting to select a delegate for the jon Conven- tion at Winnipeg, on October 11th, will be held in the Town Hall, Whitby on Friday, July 16th, at 8.30 pm. daylight saving time. The meeting will be addressed by the Hon, Hugh Guthrie. J. A. McGibbon, Secretary. ntti) pnts. DIED At Port Perry, on Friday, July 8th, 1927, Sarah Louisa Oke, beloved wife of John F. Wright, in her 66th year. ia ann. WEEDS TO BE REMOVED The suggestion of last week that an effort be made to clean the weeds from the waterfront is being taken "up, and in all probability a start will be made at the work in a few days, At the suggestion of Mr. Hugh Lucas the surplus funds--some $14.00-- from the Jubilee Celebration will be used for this purpose. Every lover of the water should do somethng to saving the waterfront from being spoiled by the weeds. nant eines A REGATTA It has been suggested that in the near future Port Perry shall hold a regatta and day of aquatic sports. It is to be hoped that the suggestion may take root, and grow into the real "12th, 1927, Rev. William Cooper, B.A., 'at Summer Cottage near Port Jc has taken the only practical step in .,. t tai making certain that the work shall hing. This I iors nent be general, for there is nothing more _ , any profits could. be devoted to useless than that one farmer should the ar up his and only fo tave it e improvement of the waterfront. seeded again from a neighbor's patch of weeds. mn persis. CARD OF THANKS Mr. J. F. Wright and family wish to thank ther many frends for the APPOINTED GENERAL kindness and sympathy shown at the INSPECTOR time of the illness and death of Mrs. W. T. Nugent, who was for some J. F. Wright, time inspector under the O. T. A, slo with headquarters at Madoc Village, SONS OF ENGLAND PICNIC North Hastings, has been appointed Old England Lodge will hold a pie- as general inspector under the Li- nic at Lakeside Beach, Scugog, on quor Control Board. Mr. Nugent's July 20th. Members and their fam- district is No. 2, and consists of the ilies will meet at the Lodge Room at following counties: Ontario, Victoria, 1.80 p.m. where transportation will be Haliburton, Péterboro, Northumber- provided for those not taking their land, Durham, Lennox and Adding- own cars. Bring your basket and ton, Frontenac, Renfrew and Prince met your friends, Sport for those Edward. wishing to take part. Hot water and refreshments. | eR St UW ee | rn, FARM FOR SALE SUCCESSFUL MUSIC STUDENTS High Clasy grain and daisy. Sars, At the Mid Summer examinations lots 17 and part lot 18, Concesssion 7, held at Ontario Ladies' College, the Township of Reach, 268 acres, situate gn ino pupils 'of Miss Kathleen one mile from town of Port Perry. Leask, were successful: Good brick dwelling, large bank barn 1. 4uctory Piano, Veda Ewers, Hon and other out buildings, spring creek, Elementary Piano, Doris Murray, 20 acres wild bush. Possession to Hon.; Betty Odlum, Hon. plough Sept. 1st, 1927, and full pos- 5... Piano, Grace Cawker, Hon. session March 1st, 1028. Apply to jy Counterpoint, Elsie Ward, 1st Estates Department, The Victoria Class Hon. Trust & Savings Company, Lindsay. ji .ior Harmony, Hazel Blakely, Hon. meee YP 5 Ms UNITED CHURCHES Minister--R. T. Richards, B.A, B.D. supply contractors and others Port Perry Chureh-- Sabbath School at 10 a.m. Prayer Meeting, Thur., at 7.30 p.m, Church-- The Port Perry Milling co. will Jackson, with easily see if you spend the money on a boy of fifteen years, teaching him that country life is the best life in the world and that you ean make as much money there as anywhere else, if you use your head, and get him convinced that farming is a real occupation, you 'are doing something for the welfare of the Province. And when you econ- sider the years the boy has ahéad of him and the years the aged man has ahead of him, you can see the greater return on your monéy: DIED At Beamsville, on Tuesday, Jay in his 60th year. Funeral at Knox United Church, Beamsville, on Friday at 2 p.m. Mr. Cooper was formerly a minster at St. John's Church, Port Perry. nr Oi GIRL WANTED to get meals and be companion for lady. Seven dollars weekly. Box 20, Port Perry Star. menial) (rim GREENBANK Mr. Parker, pastor of Greenbank Baptist Church, is preaching a series) of sermons on the parables of Our Lord. Sunday morning, July 17th, he will speak of "The Last Judgment", using the lesson as found in Matt. 25: 81-46. The regular weekly services of the church are as follows: Sunday School at 10.30 a.m. Morning Worship at 11.16 a.m. Evening Worship at 7.80 p.m, Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. : Everyone is cordially invited to be present at these services. rete (YH GARDEN PARTY AT COLUMBUS The United Church at Columbus are holding their annual Garden Party on July 10th, See bills for rE eulars and don't miss being on an rrr (Yt HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE The following students passed the Entrance to High School at Port Perry centre: Barker, Gertrude, Hon. Birkett, Norman Black, Malcolm Bland, Betty, Hon. Bond, Violet, Hon. Bray, Dorothy, Hon. Burton, Harold, Hon. Carr, Mary, Hon. Cawker, Robert Christie, Helen. Christie, Cora Collins, . Lloyd Conlin, Stancey De a Patricia = pices of the Ladies' ederation. Garden ae; I Aid of the Ontted Church of Canada, who extend to all a cordial invitation to come and pate in the annual Garden Party, which this year is being made a feature of Mrs. Orchard President Mrs. Coates, Secretary is andes the aus- GREENBANK | SCHOOL REPORT Sr. IlI--Margaret Real, Honors; Lloyd Lee, Honors. Jr. I1I--Nora McMillan, Hon; Hon.; Everett Hook, Hon.; Elinor Michie, Pass; Mervyn Lyle, Rec. Sr. 1I--Clifford Midgley, Honors; Jean Whittier, a: Clayton Taye, Pass; Orvin Blak Jr. Yi---Jeanette 1 er Hon; Ken- neth' Lee, Hon,; Helen Phair, Pass; Audrey Till, Pass." Sr. I--Marion Love, Hon; .; George McArthur, Pass; Freddie Phoenix, Rec.; Clark Dyer, Hon. Jr, I--Muriel Lyle = Sr. Pr.--Laverne Beare, Frances Whitter, Jr. Pr--Myrtle Jodoin, J. C. Dyer, Margaret Bagshaw, Bobbie Michie, Viona Till, Ethel Cragg, Roy Wilson. Clare V. Forsyth, Teacher, Senior Room-- V--R. Lee, Geom], 'Comp Lit 1 I. Bagshaw, Geom. I, Comp. ¢, Lit L R. Michie, Geom. TI, Comp. ¢, Lit. ¢ I. Beare, Geoms I, Comp, II, Lit IL T Cragg--Geom. I, Comp. II, Lit IL. M. Phoenix--Geom. i, Com. II, Lit. IT Sr. IV--V, Lyle Jr, 1¥---(Passed a hss F. Plioenits; o. Mi . G. Beate, v Lee, Sr. II to Jr IV--R. 0 'Love, R. Cragg, Bee po SCHOOL REPORT, 88. No. 2 A SCUGOG + Names in order of merit Sr. PUBLIC SCHOOL PROMOTIONS Thelma Bagshaw, Hon.; Alma Lee, E. O'Neill--Geom. < Comp II, Lit. II. . holidays 'at her home near Simcoe. | Mrs. Windust, of Chicago, is visit: IV--Milton Demers, Amasa Sr, I11--Ralph. Milner, Hon:; Grace M™ Mark, Hon.; Roy Hoge, ellie. Lee, : Gilroy, Hon; "Kathleen Wiles, Hon. 2 L. Roach, Teacher, REPORT 8. 8. NO, 1, 8CUGOG Promotion Examinations, 1827, Names in order of merit. Ri) Sr. IH to Jr. IV--Leo. Burton, Maisie McArthur, Jennie Leighton. Jr. 111 to Sr, III--Owen Cliff, Frank Reader. 3 Sr. II to Jr; III--Robert Fowler, Hon.; Lavern Martyn, Lenn Hanes, Jean Black. Sr. I to Jr. II--EBileen Reader, Hon; Leonard Fowler. Jr. I.to Sr. I--Mae Leighton, 'Hon; Clifford Redman, Hon; Aleta Reader. Sr. Pr~Violet Fowler, Dorothy Cliff. Jr. Pr.--Allin Carter, Irene .Red- man, Margaret McArthur, . M. Miller, Teacher. er O00 EPSOM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph wi family, also Mrs. 'W. Wagner , visited recently with friends in New Bion and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Hart, Mr, and Mrs. Ough and] family . of - Aurora; . visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ackney: + Miss E. Lishman is spending the) ing with her niece Mrs. W. Wagner. Mr. Walter Rogers was in Toronto on Tuesday to see his sister, who is . seriously ill in St. Joseph's Hospital. | Mr, and Mrs, La Rose of Unionville called on friends here recently. YOUR NEXT WINTER'S COAL wiLL COST YOU LESS IF--YOU ORDER NOW Have. you piased Your onder Tor your next Winter's Goal suppipT If at NOW Shu ype time to dug. At present we have a full SCRANTON COAL in STOVE, NUT and PEA sizes. |soLvay COKE, in NUT and BURN FURNACE sizes. POA Pros; Carluad ] Sr SE mr al SL STE Jem BODY: | pen no ements 2 te a For Sale--Coal Range with Reservoir. "PORT PERRY COAL YARD W. G. W. PYATT Phones: Yard $4. Untawa Ofles 382. - a Mrs. Hamilton of Stouffville visit-| - ed recently with her daughter Mm W. A. Cook. ¢ Mr. and Mrs: C. Wilson a and. tarmily of Trenton,' visited last. week wi ks