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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
16
Fragmentary OCR reads like a public notice mentioning offices and committee actions with references to Barrie, plumbing art, and a design focus. Details are unclear but imply official proceedings or scheduling up to noon.
A dramatic creation features True Hearts and False as central figures in a dramatic narrative. The piece explores conflicting loyalties and identity within an intense, stylized setting.
Attendance at Trinity Parish Hall sale of work and refreshments raised 90 dollars. If funds cover tents and gear, a ten day Scout camp then a ten day Guide camp will be held at Government Dock next month under assistant scoutmaster Mr Holmes.
The Hurlburt Shoe Co thanks the Barrie Fire Department for heroic efforts in stopping the disastrous fire that overtook their store on Wednesday May 31.
Official license data for Toronto shows Durant advancing from 68rd to 6th in two months and nearing 3rd place. The analysis notes Durant prices above competitors by 27 percent over the nearest, 102 percent over the second, and 450 percent over the third, highlighting valued up to date features.
Children from the Shelter enjoyed a fine Wednesday afternoon picnic funded by Mrs. Geo Morton in memory of her son Basil. Col and Mrs Cowan lent their summer home near Big Bay Point for the outing. Mr Brown of the Ford agency drove the group to the event. The children behaved well and reflected credit on the Shelter matron.
Dr. L. J. Simpson announces a June holiday but will be available for patients Tuesday afternoons and all day Saturdays at his office to accommodate appointments.
The notice urges readers to renew an overdue Examiner subscription. It emphasizes timely renewal and avoids service interruption.
In a tense baseball game the score stood 3-3 after nine innings. Roberts delivered a dramatic tenth inning with a home run after Lally and Cooper walked and Plant drove in Lally. Henry, Dungey, and Ayerst contributed runs earlier, and fielding shone on both sides.
In Cookstown action Barrie edged Thornton 4 to 3 despite a late push. Roberts delivered the decisive homer in the sixth, while Feltis and Emms contributed key defensive plays and the pitching duo of Plant and Morren held Thornton to limited scoring. Umpires Dewey Hopper and L Arnold presided.
Plant pitched steadily and defended his position well. Henry proved slippery on bases and drove in Thornton's three runs. Dobson and Emms performed well despite some bad luck. Dobson held first base like a veteran. Dungey smiled through seven strikeouts and solid defense with strong infield support in the late innings.
A note requests bringing Toronto Globe classified adots to The Examiner. The brief mentions 11tf.
Mayor Little told the council that Premier Drury and Hon. F. C. Biggs with the Highways Engineer would visit Barrie after the Legislature ends. They aim to assess diverting the provincial highway to the bay shore road and seek concessions linking provincial roads with town streets. G H Murdoch asked what Barrie plans to secure the best route with government support.
Simmons and Co express hearty appreciation for citizens who helped save stock from the recent fire and thank friends for sympathy and interest shown during and after the incident.
John R. Lamb former Barrie Bank of Toronto manager is named general manager after Thomas F. How retires. Lamb led Barrie, then Winnipeg, then Western Division. H. B. Henwood becomes assistant general manager and has held Barrie manager role. Latimer and Sims move through Barrie offices with Eplett and Grasett also reassigning.
All lacrosse players eligible for the junior or juvenile series are asked to attend Friday night at 6 30 at the Agricultural Park. Manager Shear will lead the session with help from former players. A double schedule with Orillia in the juvenile series is set, with the first game next week.
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