Speeding arrests rise on Provincial Highway in Innisfil area
Provincial Officer B E Sutton reports another wave of speeders near Innisfil with more than two dozen fines issued. Notables include Mrs M Keachie of Toronto, Neilson's Ltd of Toronto, and J M Frentice of Toronto, each cited for speeding as RaYie Township collects 14 225 dollars in fines with 2 cases adjourned and 1 summons sent to John H Stowe of Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sutton
Innisfil
Toronto
M. Keachie
Barrie
Sutton
Neilson’s Ltd
Geo. W. Robinson
Ravenscliffe Ave
Hamilton
William Reid
Indian Road
J. M. Frentice
Roncesvalles Ave
S. B. Stillwanger
Pacific Ave
Ieegar Ave
W. H. Lee
Ind
W. J. Dockery
Melville Ave
Ra Yie
Howard A. Orr
Oakville
John H. Stowe
Toronto Hikers Pamper The Open Road In Autumn Trek
Miss Jean Roe and Miss Marie Tremaine, two Toronto girls, hike from Huntsville toward Queen City praising walking over car travel. Tremaine, a Victoria University student, combines practical pedestrianism with college learning as they eschew hats and luggage, accepting requests from motorists but choosing the trail for health and adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jean Roe
Marie Tremaine
Barrie
Beth
Huntsville
Queen City
Miss C F MacDougall Reports On Life In China
Miss C F MacDougall wife of Rev J MacDougall and daughter of a former missionary spent five and a half years in North Honan China as a Presbyterian mission worker. She describes coastal modernization and deep rural poverty including foot binding and malnutrition while noting 375000 Christians in China and the continuing power of regional governors. She and colleagues served at Hwai Ching near the Yellow River with Rev H A Boyd as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Barrie
C. F. MacDougall
Elizabeth Street
North Honan
Presbyterian Church of Canada
Miss MacDougall
J. MacDougall
D.D
Robert Morrison
Henan
Republic
Presbyterian
Hwai-Ching
Why Ching
Yellow River
H. A. Boyd
Barrie WMS Executive Plans Year Ahead at St Andrews
The Barrie Presbyterial W M S Executive met at St Andrew's Church in Barrie with President Mrs Elliot of Midland presiding. Reports from convenors were encouraging as planning for the year continued. Mrs E F McL Smith of Alliston urged ministers to promote W M S causes at Barrie Presbytery. St Andrew's W M S served dinner. The Executive will reconvene in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Presbyterial
St. Andrew’s Church
Barrie
Elliot
Midland
E. F. McL. Smith
Alliston
Barrie Presbytery
Tool to Lift Hot Jars Without Burning Fingers
A buttonhook is recommended for handling sterilized jars and boiler-processed preserves. Slip the hook under the wire to lift jars safely without finger burns.
Barrie Examiner Ad Offers Yearly Subscription Deal
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to The Barrie Examiner for $2 a year. The notice touts access to all news through an affordable annual rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
I*te
Arnold
Wat
Handbank
Josh
Tbusiness
Scroois
Mal Nan
Marshall Sanitary
Sea Island
Marshall Ventilated Mattress Co
Limited
Toronto Ontario
Marshalfelt
Marshall
G. G. Smith & Company
Mother
Fry’s
Presbyterial
Ovenden College Residential School For
Ontario
Rinso
LUX