Toronto man fined and truck seized in liquor case
Philip Goldman, 72 Dennison Ave Toronto, was fined 400 dollars and 14 costs in police court by Magistrate Jeffs and his motor truck confiscated. Goldman appealed the truck seizure while counsel sought leniency and urged Goldman to aid higher investigation into the liquor network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Goldman
Dennison Ave
Toronto
Jeffs
Goldman
W. D. M. Shorey
Painswick
Rich
Bowman
Davis
Barrie
W. A. Boys
K.C
John
George
Grange Apartments
Churchill
Barrie Midhurst Allandale Softball League Opens Play
Two games in the new Barrie Midhurst Allandale softball league produced a tie between Midhurst and Barrie at Barrie with Midhurst leading 9 7 before Mohawk Clark tied it with a late homer. Barrie then beat Allandale 11 7 at Allandale. Upcoming games include Allandale at Midhurst and Barrie at Midhurst in August.
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Barrie-Midhurst-Allandale
Midhurst
Barrie
Clark
Allandale
Graham
Warnica
Cameron
Morren
Rainford Cf
McKever
Ford
Robertson P. McConkey
Marshall
Lougheed
Ferguson
Gilchrist
McLachlan
Travis If
Moore Cf
Thomas If
Seizure at Barrie Mill Prompted by Police Action
While awaiting his return from a mill near Painswick the accused faced a seizure aided by Constable Rich. Inspector Hughes requested confiscation of the truck and the Magistrate assented, not impressed by the accused’s evidence.
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Painswick
Barrie
Rich
Hughes
Margaret Campbell former Cookstown resident dies in Thorold
Former Cookstown resident Mrs. Margaret Campbell wife of Donald Campbell died in Thorold on July 28. Locals recall the couple once ran a bakery in the village years ago.
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Cookstown
Thorold
Margaret Campbell
Donald Campbell
Kiwanis Club Picnic at Big Bay Point
Barrie Kiwanis Club members and families enjoyed an afternoon and evening at Big Bay Point. Children raced for prizes and adults played softball, George Hubbard’s team edging Bill Griffiths’. Albert Bryson made a remarkable running catch in the sun, a highlight of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Kiwanis Club
Big Bay Point
George Hubbard
Bill Griffiths
Albert Bryson
Oliver Cameron executes remarkable triple play in late game
Oliver Cameron starts a bases loaded double play by spearing a liner at short, touching third, transferring to second before the runner returns. Doc Warnica pitched for the winners while Bob Rusk fielded when reachable. Umpires’ calls praised. A fat men's race followed with Wisdom and Turner first and second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cameron
Oliver
Doc Warnica
Bob Rusk
Bill Griffiths
Doc Little
Jack Wisdom
Bill Turner
Bert Wallace
Andy Carson
Potato demonstrations advance by North Simcoe official
W M Cockburn agricultural representative will host potato disease demonstrations on Aug 5 and 6. John Tucker of Ontario potato inspection will identify potato diseases affecting yield and quality. First demo at John Jory’s farm Dalston with attendees from Midhurst Dalston and Edgar. Second demo at Fred McClung’s farm Flos. Time 6 15 p m to avoid busy season work.
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W. M. Cockburn
North Simcoe
John Tucker
Ontario
John Jory
Dalston
Midhurst
Edgar
Fred McClung
Lot 51
Con. 2
Flos
Hunter’s Clothing Store Barrie Announces August Clearing Sale
Barrie retailer W. C. Hunter Clothing Co opens its annual August clearing sale on Saturday August 2. Everything must go with bargains announced in basement main floor and second floor. Watch for sale tickets and posters in store windows.
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W. C
Hunter. Clothing Company of
Barrie
Hunter
Barrie le
Change in Business at local garage
Messrs Bryson and Morley announce the disposal of the repair and service department to Messrs Shepherd and Hart. They will take charge on August 4 and assure patrons of the same courteous efficient service under new management. They thank their numerous clients for past patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bryson
Morley
Shepherd & Hart
Domestic squabbles aired in police court
Mrs. Jessie McKee of Elizabeth Street was charged with using unseemly language toward neighbor Mrs. Marion Cripps. Magistrate Jeffs reserved decision to Aug 5 after testimony showed two disputes on June 9 and July 23, with the judge noting potential child welfare concerns. Gordon Longman and Frank Hammond represented Cripps and McKee respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie McKee
Elizabeth St
Ferndale
Marion Cripps
Jeffs
McKee
Junk shop on Dunlop Street faces health action
A. J. Tuck appeared in police court on Thursday charged with keeping a junk shop at 106 and 118 Dunlop St in an unsanitary condition without Board of Health approval. Magistrate Jeffs reserved verdict until August 7 after Sanitary Inspector John Bowman and Dr. A. T. Little testified to poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tuck
Board of Health
Dunlop St
A. T. Little
M.O.H
Jeffs
John Bowman
Tuck
Little
W. A. Boys
K.C
Kiwanis Stage Splendid Programme At Angus
Barrie Kiwanis Club held a successful Angus concert on Friday evening to raise funds for underprivileged children. Club officers chaired the event, with Dr. W. Lewis as president and Ernie Richardson directing acts. Performers included Harry Barron Lowrie Geo Brown Lorn Arnold and the House of David quartet with Joe Clark W B Simmons and Lorne Arnold. An Edmund Hardy led orchestra provided intermission music.
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Barrie Kiwanis Club
Angus
Children’s Fund
W. M. Cockburn
Duncan McCuaig
Dr. Lewis
Harry Barron
Att. Lowrie
Geo. Brown
Lorn Arnold
Ernie Ryan
W. R. Richardson
House of David Quartette
Walter Coopen
Jack Monkmanovitch
Ernie Yanoff
Geo. Hubbardski
Joe’ Clarl
W. B. Simmons
Admund Hardy
Jo Clark
Lorne’ Arnold
Blacksmiths Picnic At Wasaga Beach July 23
About fifty blacksmiths and families attended the inaugural picnic of the Georgian Bay Association of Horseshoers and Car riage Workers at Wasaga Beach on July 23. They enjoyed a boat ride on the Nottawasaga River and plan to hold the event annually. A Barrie contingent including James Tribble and N. W. Asaph joined the outing. A future meeting will discuss affiliating with the Ontario organization.
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Georgian Bay Association of
Wasaga Beach
Nottawasaga
Barrie
Jamés Tribble
Alex. Picand
N. W. Asaph
Ontario
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