Police inquiry called after town council debate
The town council in a lively session approved a motion by Alds Malcomson and Litster to investigate the police force amid persistent critic ism. The discussion touched on Chief Case and mayoral oversight, with remarks about nights on patrol and reliance on council reports. A quorum shortage led to minor road work decisions and municipal notices.
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Ald
Malcomson
Litster
Bricker
Ald, Litster
Orillia
Case
Ald. Bricker
Fire and Police Committee
Ald. Wallwin
Reeve Lowe
Ald. Litster
Ald. Malcomson
Ald. Partridge
Meaford
Partridge
Council
Ald Bricker
Reeve Rusk
Poucher
Tyrer
Wiles
Walker
Cook
Barrie Retail Planned to Boost Local Prosperity
The article argues that if Barrie residents shopped only in town for six months, two hundred clerks would be needed and local merchants could stock more varied goods. It claims Barrie prices rival or beat Toronto mail order houses, boosting prosperity.
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Barrie
Toronto
Barrie Climbs to Big 20 2 Victory Over Thornton
Barrie piled up a record 20 to 2 win over Thornton in the South Simcoe League last Friday behind Fred Plant’s pitching. Del Emms led Barrie with four runs, and Armstrong, Lynch, and others added hits as Barrie totaled sixteen safeties including a homer. Thornton’s Doug Stewart and Henry each had three hits, but the team could not rally as Emms hit a homer and Wright’s drive was caught at the fence.
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Fred Plant
Barrie
Thornton
Dungey
del Emms
Armstrong
Emms
Lynch
Plant
Unger
Doug Stewart
Henry
Girdwood Stays On as Barrie Principal After Pay Rise
The Barrie Board of Education released Mr. Fred Girdwood from his contract but offered a $3500 annual salary to remain as principal of the B C I. He accepted after a Toronto telegraph bid to leave Sault Ste Marie. The board also approved repairs, decor work, and hiring five new teachers for the coming year.
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Dunlop and
Elizabeth Sts
Elizabeth St
Maple Ave
Five Points
Dunlop St
Mulcaster
Bayfield St
High St
Bradford St
Gore
Cook
Myor Craig
Department of Highways
Barrie
Ald
Gracey
Kiwanis Club
Allandale Park
John Beleskey
Innisfil St
John St
Swamp Road
Department of National Defence
Ald. Huxtable
Alex. Cowan
Muskoka Hospital
E. Bell
Fred Marr
Board of Education
Ont
Sault
University of Toronto
A. R. Girdwood
Girdwood
B.C.I
Toronto
Mr. Girdwood
L. J. Simpson
Simpson and Richardson
R. A. Stephens
Sault Ste. Marie Board of Education
Barrie Women’s Institute
Victoria School
Women’s Institute
Stephens
Huxtable
A. D. Smith
Miss Young
King George School
Campbell
Miss Service
Laura Dennis
Schomberg
Bertha Fox
Tottenham
Prince
Cairman
Veterinarians Vie with Physicians in Public Talk
Dr C D McGilvray of Ontario Veterinary College spoke to Kiwanis on Some Diseases of Animals Transmissible to Man. He discussed glanders foot and mouth disease and bovine tuberculosis, noting serum development and the impact on Canada and farming communities.
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Kiwanis Club
C. D. McGilvray
Ontario Veterinary College
Guelph
A. E. Watson
Lethbridge
Alberta
Watson
Prairie
McGilvray
Manitoba
North Dakota
Canada
California
Barrie Ladies Down Summit Club in Return Match
Barrie lady golfers defeated the Summit Club of Toronto in a return match at Mr Barrie Club on Tuesday. Results show Mrs Rees and Mrs Biggar each won one, with several players from Barrie securing wins over their Toronto opponents.
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Barrie Lady Golfers
Summit Club
Toronto
Barrie
Ary
Barrie Summit Club
Mrs. Rees
Mrs. Moorehouse
Mrs. Leslie
Mrs. Biggar
Miss Creswicke
Miss Caldwell
Miss Blackstock
Miss Sutherland
Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Sears
Miss Laidlaw
Miss Bell
Miss McCarthy
Madame Laurin
Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Fenwick
Mrs. Beatty
Miss McMaster
Mrs. Laidman
Miss Davidson
Subscription notices urge prompt remittance and accuracy
The Examiner reminds subscribers to check the July 21 label for errors and report them to the office. It urges prompt payment of overdue accounts to keep the $2.00 yearly price and notes the high cost of publishing a worthwhile newspaper.
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Examiner
Beeton Beats Ivy In Tight South Simcoe Pitchers’ Duel
Beeton edges Ivy 3 to 1 after Beeton pushes across two runs in the ninth and tenth frames. Bible and Jennett pitched superbly for Beeton and Ivy, with Herman Jennett and Lyle Jennett fanning many in a game highlighted by key defensive plays and two late Ivy errors. Elwood Jennett sparked Beeton with a first inning double and Beeton’s defense saved the game on a sixth inning double play. Bible was hit by a pitch to start Beeton’s ninth-inning rally.
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Beeton
Ivy
Jennett
Bible
Bathers
Dunham
Herman Jennett
Lyle
Elwood Jennett
Bert
King
English
Elwood
Lyle Jennett
O. English
Dorsey
Herman
Camplin
Law
W. English
McKelvey
Lennox
Bert Jennett
Elliott
Bibie
Bill Banting
E. C. English
Dunham, Lf
Mage
B. Jennett
H. Jennett
L. Jennett
V. Jennett
F. Banting
W. Jennett
W. Banting
C. English
D. Stewart
L. Stewart
Thornton
Thirteen Is Lucky Number For Barrie
Barrie topped Cookstown 13 to 5 in a South Simcoe League game. Walter Cooper celebrated his twenty-fifth birthday with three RBIs, while Mugs added four RBIs on a triple, double and single. Dyer, Armstrong and Clark also starred as Barrie built a big lead and featured two double plays.
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Barrie
Cookstown
Walter Cooper
Armstrong
Dyer
Cooper
Clark
Baker
Carson
Kidd
F. Foran
Dobson
A. Foran
Barrie Swatters
Amby Foran
Lynch
Foran
Tringle
Foren
Holly
Emms
Homner
Thefth
Pat Arnold
Homer
Armstron
T. Arnold
Evers A. Foran
L. Arnold
Houghton Reunion and Garden Parties Across July and August
Community notices announce the Houghton reunion at St Vincent's Park on Monday Aug 4 all day, plus multiple garden parties and socials at Edenvale Grove Craighurst Shanty Bay and Wasaga Beach. Events include baseball football music booths and a Richardson family reunion with basket bring. Admission ranges from free to 50 cents with children 25 cents.
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Houghton
St. Vincent’s Park
Edenvale Grove
Ronert’s Grove
Oro Station Women’s Institute
Thos. Bell
Craighurst
St. Thomas’ Church Guild
Shanty Bay
Wee Florrie
Sandy McDonald
Guthrie Mission Band
A. D. Campbell’s
Big Cedar Association
Big Cedar Point
Plumbing and Heating Repairs by J. J. Neelands
Notice advertises plumbing and heating services by J. J. Neelands at 48 Blake Street with repairs for stoves and furnaces. Also promotes linoleum rugs in all sizes from W. A. Lowe and Son at Elizabeth Street.
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J. J. Neelands
Blake St
W. A. Lowe & Son
Elizabeth St
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Edgar Smith
Lake Simcoe
W. E.weegar
Wm. Rusk
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W. Cooper
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