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(0 Red Seal Records lye .|Ol'llI] nun JUIIVB Ada jonea-Billy Murray `Victor Militry Band] Victor Military Band J ripe Ada Jones [M3205 Mn ffnll {} |8203 Doubtless the ulrectors of Barrie Fair felt. that. the nan- cial returns last year were pretty isatisfactory, so they can imagine how the Renfrew management felt when `their balance sheet showed a clean prot of._over $2000 on the year s business. `Council in suggesting` to the Can- adian `Patriotic Fund that Orillia "be refunded a portionof its con. tribution toward ' the monthly grant " of `$10,000 `n~mn"' Simeon County is one to which little ob- jection ean be taken. Although Orillia byaifiliation might. place itself in the_ same position to- wards this Fund as nearly all the municipalities in Canada, this is no reason why it should be penalized by a 'double burden. The relief which the Council sug- gests should be granted them would be applied. `toward the Orillia Patriotic Fund while the balance of its share of the count.y.le`vy would goto the Can- adian Patriotie Fund. `The action or the County` Many people will be inclined to wonder with the County Council, if the lengthy report of the Grand Jury at the December Sessions was worth what it cost the county. the 4th line of Ess'a and giving ` nothing towards" the improve- ` \ment of the road .leading from . ` By making a grant of $500 for ` Barrie to Camp _' Borden, the "County Council showed a dis- crimination not justified either ` by theirequirements of tra`ic.or . the condition of the roads. While the $500 can undoubtedly be spent" to good advantage on the road to which it was voted, the road from Barrieto the Camp is in need of even a larger appro-' priation. An application from Couns: Todd and Wattie for some assistance, in improving this `road v_va[s `shifted over tillcthe June` session. A grant maybe given then, but the greater part _of the season will `be gone before the travelling public can benet from they-sum'voted. Barrie is vitally. interested inhaving 'a" good road to Camp Borden, and the Council and;-Board of Trade should get - husyon; the problem` without de: lay. ' " * ` Li eut.-Col. J. `B. McPhee and Major G. R. Rodgers were in Or-V -.il1ia and Collingwood on inspec-1 tion, Friday. 1 ' 1 .....l l- I' {Inna-n4} \l7(IT\" tf\ L3177th BATTALION NEWS uuu, ruua_y.. 1` Lieut. H. J. Grasett went to; T01'nnt,0 ~ Saturday for. a twovl weeks course In Bomhmg. . . `IV TI ,_.... ....l~.~.v.v\nrl `1'\ |\'VUt51\h uuuxac u; uu........O. I Se1'gl.. Wm. Boag returned to duty on Monday after one week 3 i[l`di5`1)USil,1()1l. ` 1 *n|.. \ ar~r'r'.'AL. D}. Dnnrl r-nnfrih, 1U'uIapUa1u1_vu. I The 177th Bn. Band cont1'ib- uted a prograln of fifteen se1ec- tions at 'the Mammoth Rink, \\ o.d11_sday 'evnnii1g, for the de- light of the 'ska,_te1s. \Y,.--4 Q.....~lnu Wnh ntvnnihfr 1 /l . lllll U1 LHC onu.,_m.u.u. ; Next Sunday evening, Feb. 4,- there will he a special Soldiers Service at Central Methodist Church. It is expected that all the ollleers and men of the 177th lBn. in` Barrie `will be present. ___IL.... -12-.. 4].-.n 'J.)lI. lu J..Ia.J..I.1U vvu: uu. p ; V V U . . ... Basket Ball results `for this` last week were: Officers 5, Serui geants 11. Band (2nd team) 4,. Signallers 0. The band has" three; good teams. ` IN "ITL..sn.-.1-Inuy n\rnn1.nrr `aaf 5UUu bticuua. . On Thursday evening last, 25th, a number of the men were entertained by the Allandaleg PrebyteI'ian Y.P.S.C.E. 1 r\_.--. Izn :.....:t..4:nnn In.-sun Boon` Over 450 invitations have been issued for the At. Home to be giv- en next Friday night, Feb. 2, in the Town Hall by the 0.0.,` Lieut.-C01. J. B. McPhee and Of-l cers of the 177th O.S. Bn. The` Hall has been profusely decor- ated angl Bodley s Orchestra of six pieces will supply the music. FIT)... A A m A Ant nu-:1-I r\t`1Nl'\I11+ 11}. 1-1 [7-3.L7_) [W31 lull 1.1 uL)o\JoJ-Ao ` OLA yluuuo VVJII L7\-ltIlllJ us.-.4 -- arms in the Opera House on Tuesday evening, the 23rd, was only fairly well attended, though the program was of a very inter-, esting character, consisting of `battalion physical drill, an ex- hibition of bayonet" ghting, blindfold boxing, all under the. ,direction of Sergt. Rain`bow,.. - .Well-rendered solos. "by the "batt- alion favorites, Sergt. Plunkett and Bandsman Ferguson. The 177th Bn.-Band, under the dir- ection of Bandmaster Sergt. An- .drews, contributed generously to the progranii, with. the genuine appreciation of the audience. Barrie was glad to welcome the. Band after a month s absence. The proceeds, $133, were devot- -ed to the battalionfunds. The concert and assau1.t:Na_t`-T Toronto Star -- The majority `of the fans who witnessed the 3Mid_land game in Barrie are at a 3 loss to understand Why the 177th :Battalion seven- have yet to `break into the win column. In Nixon. and Ellis the soldiers have `two boys the equal of any in the interlnediate ranks. The other members of the team also have a lot of speed but fail to combine as well asthey might. -Their shooting could be improved upon -also-but for a band of players` who have never played together previous to this season, theyare entitled to a lot of cre- dit. It is regrettable that. the `three clubs in the group had not The |V|Iid|and-171th Bn, Game played a double schedule. The battalion team are showing con- `stant improvementand much in- teresting hookey would no doubt have been the result. n (I 13,... _n...-. :.n.|.A4v\./ o.r\.a\4;~ .,-., --_.._ That the best of feeling pre- vails` between Midland and the Soldiers, was evidenced last night. Their game was decided- ly free from` roughness, only two penalties being inflicted for Ininor trips. The Khaki-clad lads never gave up trying to the last trench, "however, after which they freely expressed themselves as hoping their guests would put Collingwood out. Their is a lit- tle strained relationship between the Soldiers and Collingwood due, they claim, to a little mix-up be- tween Fryer and Nixon, when the 177th played, in Collingwood. In any event, the ,auburn-haired veteran from the Georgian Bay town, failed to appear in the re- turn game at Barrie. Ten-inch. double-sided Vitor Records-90 cents for the two aeletions : ' it : a Long, Long Time `(Since l`ve Been K L`----\ Irving Kaufman |3l96 {Berliner `Gram-0-phone, Comgany ' A I69 300 LIMI D Lenoi} Street, `Monfreal Hear them at any His M_ater s Voice dealers } It's Long, Longfime `(Since Ive been Home) Irving Kaufman} 111 Wed the cm I Left Behind M.` J. O'Connell .