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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
12
Weather Forecast Fragments From Chatsworth Journal 1924
Forecast fragments describe monthly patterns for Chatsworth with references to wind rain and temperature. Predictions mention mild dry periods and periods of cold and snow, noting variations across early and late months and a recurring annual presentation for fishermen and farm operations.
Vespra Township bylaw hearing on highway closures
The Municipal Council of Vespr a township will meet February 18 1924 at 10 a m in Midhurst to consider a by law to close step up and convey portions of original highway allowances to the Crown for lands and forests under the Minesing Road exception. Those interested or whose lands may be affected may attend to be heard. Dated January 15 1924 Clerk A B Coutts Vespr a Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vespra
Midhurst
Province of
Ontario
Wenpra
Simcoe
A.B. Coutts
Vespr
Collingwood Curlers to Represent Group in Ontario Tankard
Collingwood will represent Group 6 at the Ontario Tankard this year after five clubs met at Clapperton Street for the annual playoff. Stroud Elmvale and Barrie Thistles were eliminated by decisive margins, while Collingwood veterans outsloped Stroud in the final rounds. Fryer led Collingwood to a 24 to 10 win over Reive in the final, with Rule and Browning contributing strong ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwood
Churchill
Stroud
Fryer
Meredith
Dr. Rogers
Reive
Stroud Elmvale
Alf
Martin J. H. Simpson
Fred Peacock
Rev
W. Stubbs
A. W. Green
G. Ritchie
Ben
Dr. L. Tyrer
Tyrer
R. A. Sutherland J, T. Simpson
L. W. Guest
Geo. .Fleming
G. E. Scudamore
James Hill
N.w.rogers
Wm. Moffatt
Rogers
Moffatt
Barrie Thistles Churchill
Hart
G.C. Allan D
W. Lennox
S. Todd
R. F. Garrett Howard
Allan H. M. Lay
Gilmour Reive
Lay
D. Emms
Wilfred Stewart A. Hamlin
Vincent Reive
R. W. Payne
Walter Allan
J. D. Milne
S. Browning
Browning
Milne
Collingwood Stroud
G. B. Westcott
Alf. Martin J. D. Montgomery
J. D. Peterman
W. B. Fryer
B. Meredith
W. T. Rennie
R. A. Sutherland
F. H. Nettleton
H. G. Wynes
Norman
Council appoints its committees and discusses finances
The council reported unpaid salaries and accounts totaling 2005 with 2189 paid after Dec 15 including 51.72 for an unexpected coupon and 212 for regular costs. A $175 wood litigation bill and a $400 charge against McConkey were noted. Clerk to request ex Mayor Little to hand over correspondence with C N R. Financial planning considered tax roll return and street work ahead of the next meeting. Appointments to Board of Health Parks Commission Public Library were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
McConkey
Ald
Walker
Little
Council
Huxtable
Bricker
Barrie
Wallwin—Huxtable
Finance Committee
Lowe—Huxtable
Board of Works
Lectures Highlight Birds Value in Agriculture at O A C
Lionel Stevenson of Ontario Agricultural College lectured to the Agricultural Class on farm forestry and the role of birds in farming. He cited timber values to stress conservation and showed quail decline’s link to higher cotton prices. Birds eat insects and weed seeds, aiding crop protection, with a robin delivering insects to its nest during observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Stevenson
M.S
B.S.A
Guelph
United States
Address on Child Study by Dr Annie Ross at Home Economics
Dr Annie Ross of Macdonald Institute Guelph spoke to the Home Economics class on child study and delivered a demonstration in physical culture. The session included intelligence tests and an address on The Road to Progress with tea served by hostesses Thelma Wilson Robinson King Partridge and Chappel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Ross
Macdonald Institute
Guelph
Ross
Thelma Wilson
Robinson
King, Partridge
Chappel
Field Secretary Praises Trinity Scout Troop
E Jones Field Secretary of the Boy Scout Movement for Ontario visited the Trinity troop on January 9 and inspected forty Scouts and Wolf Cubs. He praised their knowledge of the Scout laws and work, spoke on training and citizenship, and noted 150 uniforms recently sent to Peru. A fire lighting demonstration impressed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jones
Boy Scout Movement For
Ontario
Trinity
Mr. Jones
Scout Organization
Peru
H. J. Eade
Boy Scouts of the World
South Simcoe Winners of Profit Competitions
Four South Simcoe junior farmers won Ontario Profit Competitions and earn a two week free course at the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph with rail fare board and lodging. Nelson Brett Alliston won in potatoes acre profit, Geo Jackson Alliston won in oats, Hubert McKenzie Thornton won hog feeding, and Vearl Coutts Thornton won baby beef feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Ontario Agricultural College
South Simcoe
Agricultural College
Guelph
Nelson Brett
Allisto
Man from Penetang Detained Over Vagrancy Charge
Peter Foley, found incoherent and wandering, appeared before Magistrate Jeffs on a vagrancy charge. He was identified as from Penetang and traced through Toronto-bound travel from Penetang, with a suitcase label showing his Toronto address. Police arranged his return to Toronto via Barrie after magistrate instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Foley
Jeffs
Penetang
Foley
Toronto
Grange St
Barrie
Allandale
Craigvale
Geo. Sherring
Right Here and Now How to Start Things
A motivational exhortation urges immediate action to tackle tasks and habits. It emphasizes beginning now, cleaning distractions, paying debts, learning with effort, and choosing disciplined progress over procrastination.
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Roc
Chatsworth
The
Henry & Cowan
H. A. Henry W. J. Cowan Dunlop
Mulcaster
R. Rusk
Oph.d. Optometrist
Elizabeth Street
Partridge & Gilroy
Bayfield St
Barrie P
Barrie Business
Business Educators’ Association of Canada
Nba
W. A. Turner
Prop
the Municipal Corporation OF
Staal
Examiner
Collingwood Churchill
G. Reive
Aes
N. Rule
J. O. Scythes
Bayfield and
Sophia Sts
S. Dodd
Victoria St
Bradford
Ellen Sts
Craig
Board of Health
R. A. Stephens
W. O. Partridge
J. D. Wisdom
Parks Commission
S. Caldwell
L. R. Ord
Public Library
A. R. Girdwood
Trinity Troop OF Scouts
South S’mooe
Devlin
Dominion
Plantol
RINSO
Rus
Keillers
Little Chip
Jor
EAGLE
Clark’s
Clark
St.charles
Carnation
St. Charles
Richmello Coffee Dominion Stores
Dominion Stores
Canada
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