Indoor baseball scoring frenzy rocks Armouries arena
In an indoor baseball league, Builders topped Veterans 29 to 14 in a high scoring Friday game at the Armouries as Moffatt and C Brown hit home runs and Hubbard made two catches. The Relievers lost 12 to 8 to Foresters in the second contest. Protectors edged Comforters 11 to 9 in Monday action as Willows and Reid pitched well. Builders crushed Foresters 36 to 9 in a later game.
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Protectors
Comforters
Kiwanians
Foresters
Cliff Brown
Armouries
Moffatt
C. Brown
Hubbard
Gilchrist
C. Browne
Hammond
Ryan
Elston
Rainford
H. Brown
Gazely
al Stewart
Butler
Blakely
Cameron
Longman
Shannon
Gowan
Smith
Johnston
Walton
Burtch
McEwen
Dales
Reader
Hobley
Barnes
Luck
Core
Willows
Reid
Builders
Moffatt O
Rusk
McCuaig
Felt
Coopers
Powell
Moone
Whitby
Bell
Burns
Kendall
Foresters Eevee Ieintabeves
Armstrong
Stroud Rink Hosts Skating Carnival Wednesday
Belle Ewart announces a skating carnival at Stroud Rink on Wednesday January 28 with special music and refreshments. An 86 year old home care tip offers cleaning methods for tapestry, brocade, and furniture using flannel and soap.
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Stroud Rink
Board recognizes 25 years service in town schools
The school board notes an attendance of 420 at the B C I and public schools. New teachers Miss Kee and Miss Campbell join the public schools. Several schools report December attendance and penny banks totals. Resignation of T D Brown prompts W C Walls to fill his trustee seat. Valedictory by retiring chairman Dr Simpson praises colleagues and gifts are exchanged at adjournment.
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B.C.I
Kee
Miss Campbell
Victoria School
Mr. Marlin
Miss Booth
Miss Marshall
Miss Nixon
Miss Perry
Miss Livingstone
Miss Tripp
Miss Strange
Miss MacRobie
Cheesman
Penny Bank
King
Miss Service
Sinclair
Brown
Barrie
W. C. Walls
Girdwood
Ontario School Trustees’ and Ratepayers’ Association
Canadian School Board Journal
Dr. Simpson
J. F. Jackson
T. D Brown
Jackson
Marr
Dr. Brereton
Collegiate Institute
John Langtry
All Saints’ Church
Toronto
International
Bank of Montreal
Bell Telephone Co
International Hotel
Grammar School
Hgh
True Blue House
Rex Theatre
Pine Street
Second Street
Rock Court
M. Farrow
Canadian National Railway
St. Paul Street
Soldiers’ Memorial
Langtry
Frederic Gore
Nichols
Irwin
Jarnett
Robert Rogers
Cer
William Williams
Hume Street
Ottawa
Windsor
Stroud Telephone Company in a Flourishing Condition
The annual meeting of the Stroud Telephone Co Ltd at Orange Hall Stroud reports show the company in a flourishing condition with good finances and a cash surplus after expenses. Directors were authorized to pursue collection of outstanding accounts and consider forming a sinking fund to guard against weather damage. Albert Purvis and R A Sutherland were re-appointed directors.
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Stroud Telephone Co.,. Ltd
Orange Hall
Stroud
Albert Purvis
R. A. Sutherland
Municipal Government Talk Highlights Evolving Powers
Mr Ross spoke on changes to the Ontario Municipal Act over the past decade and the growing council powers to spend, praising English municipal history while urging trained administrators to manage expenditures. He advocated commission government and independent assessing to curb favoritism. The Kiwanis Club was commended for fostering community spirit as Christmas Cheer funds distributed most aid to needy children.
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Ross
England
Canada
U. S
United Empire Loyalists
New England
United States
Kiwanis Club
Commission
Galveston
Innisfil Township Names New Council Officers
At the inaugural meeting of Innisfil Council the officers appointed include Assessor W B Sloan Board of Health Thomas Sawyer Reeve Clerk and M O H Sanitary Inspectors W J Smyth and Noah Grose Auditors J W Black and Walter Reive and committee chairmen Geo Arnold Geo Leslie and H M Stewart. Accounts totaling about 150 dollars to the municipal elections were approved and other business completed.
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Innisfil Council
W. B. Sloan
Board of Health
Thos. Sawyer
M.O.H
W. J. Smyth
Noah Grose
J. W. Black
Walter Reive
Geo. Arnold
Geo. Leslie
H. M. Stewart
Auditors Reappointed for 1924
W. Green and Matt Robertson were also re appointed auditors for 1924.
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W. Green
Matt Robertson
Pay Day and a Rail Ward Roundup in Collingwood
The Rail Ward reports pay day for railway workers and a busy week with friends visiting Toronto, trips to Detroit on business, and multiple social events. Officials note freight crews laid off by the C N R, affecting 19 brakemen and 7 firemen, as community happenings include euchres, tobogganing, prayers, and a look back at the Col lington Collegiate Institute's long history.
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Luella Sanders
Collingwood
Nita McLennan
Toronto
W. J. James
C. A. McNiven
E. Dixon
Depew
N.Y
Gordon Brunton
T. Godden
Detroit
C.N.R
David Burridge
Art Burridge
Ferndale
Mondey
W. Peck
E. Peck
Tiffin Sr
Stratford C N R Shop Beats Allandale 4 to 3
Stratford wins after three first period goals by Smith give a 3 0 lead. Allandale ties with Emms two and Armstrong one on rushes, then Bunn breaks away for the final goal as Stratford holds on. Referee Hastman.
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Stratford
Stratford C.N.R
Allandale Shop Boys
Smith
Allan Lale
Emms
Armstrong
Bunn
Allandale
Nottingham
Tuck
Powell
Sharpen
Elrick
Desourche
Norfolk
Tucker
Howe
Berger
Hastman
Fishermen Brace for Busy Winter After Frozen Lake
SHANTY BAY reports the lake is finally frozen, signaling a surge in fishing activity. A W A meeting at the rectory elected officers, with refreshments and social time. Mrs J Reevie and son visit Hawkestone, and basket work lessons drew the ladies last week.
Community notices of dances and events in town hall
Valentine and moccasin dances announced with refreshments at Orange Hall and Churchill civil hall. W M S bake sale and lecturer tea at Odd Collier St. Boxing social at Community Hall with proceeds to hall building funds. Talks and debates scheduled with various fees and time slots.
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Aventine
Orange Hall
Wonr
Churchill Civil
Maiel
Admissiquick
W.M.S
Odist
Burton Ave
I. MacLachlan
Daneanngman
Admissio
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Brennan
Idolies
Belle Ewart
Secy.Treas. Marr
Jackson—Brereton
Dr. Richardson
Stephens
Wisdom
Stroud Telephone Company
Barrie Kiwanians
Donald Ross
Guthrie Women’s Institute
W. A. Turner
Geo. C. Brown
S. W
Fred W. Otton
Innisfil Township
Winchester
Winchester Press
The
Barrie Examiner
Sons of England
R.T
Essa St
Carl Marshall
Chicago
Mr. Marshall
Windy City
S.C.E
Trainmen’s Hall
J. A. Knox
Watrous, Sask
J. S. McMullen
Oshawa
J.T. May
Essa St. Presbyterian Church
B. of R.T
L.A
Taxis
Charles Parker
Orillia
Burton Ave. Methodist Church
Y.P.L
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Handel
League
J. Patton
J. D. Wisdom
W. Cullen
DeWitt
Victoria College
Educational Society of the Methodist Church
Collingwood Collegiate Institute
Shanty Bay
Barrie Gun Club
E. Williams
EOC
Sir Aie
Lelelbie
T. Villiers
Selene Aia
Wolfenden
Ocala
F. Haight Stee
H. Goodw
Vo H. Greenwood
Council Ord
Mea Town Council
W. J. Paddise
John St
Victoria St
Iro Ford
A. H
Barri
John Little
Corre C.N.R
Myse
Paddison
W. E. Chas. McDonell
Ino
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