Formal Opening of New Library and School Site Vote
At Barrie's opening session the Board of Education set a vote on locating a new school on Sheriff Harvey's four acre site versus rebuilding on the old site. Six architectural firms will be invited to submit plans and guaranteed costs for both options, with ratepayers to decide.
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Potatoes Ferry James Vair Ships West Carloads to Ontario
James Vair returned from the West with twenty carloads of potatoes for Ontario. He estimates Prairie provinces shipped tubers worth about one million dollars last year with over 300 cars from Saskatoon district. Vair visited Saskatoon Calgary and Edmonton meeting former Barriettes amid excellent crop prospects.
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Plane damages fence at Dyment Farm after Sunday collision
An aircraft collided with a fence at the Dyment Farm Sunday evening. The aviator was not hurt. The fence was knocked down and the plane suffered a broken propeller. It was moved to camp on a truck Monday morning.
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Chicago shoe dealers fight 1 inch heel ban bill
Chicago merchants oppose Illinois legislation prohibiting shoes with heels over one inch. They argue most women customers wear five inch heels and the rule would cause spinal trouble.
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