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PAGE EIGHT his Tia Fan Entries 300 Over LastYear KEITH BELFRY REFRIGERATION SALES SERVICE AMANA DEEP FREEZERS 30 and 123 Cubic Feet Cdpi IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BOX 192 BARRIE PHONE 2163 Watching the men at work onbisnew barn Jim thinks of the friendly talk he had with his bank manager Ive got good land and can work it With little extra money can really make adream come true So gothis bankilazziz Soon therell be new farm equipment lirmproved livestock well lled granaty Moreiwork for the community more farm products more food for home and export Helping peOple in all walks of life to profit from their own enterpriseand industry is one oftlie chief functions of Canadian banks In section of hive kttliiY mil ii large map oi Sauce other postcis Weed colltefitn tlt Lawrence McQuay Peter Truax tat tiEee nuip penis tI izolln Pincus iu Itl to nwe tiet unit it illlrilll letter toys Uthl and Lure iittn inim centre Iliiitiens School had tiy hitchsting ll honey partiezilit avers iii ti Ililji Iilil it til pane tilt of pencil iL No tr iililli rentieti trie tll tcdar iiott splendid contour map ot the ltiillitt flltlltl the fort lttitlllil here the ltith mutiny es tii ploieis contacted this ronineut The background had pos on making sugar IJItl cane and maple on the silkworm honey lite also some artistic colored cutouts of paper animals collection of ilrains and clover scrap books etc Woods School lNo lit Essat had some excellent paper Illltittrr of the various nationalities and al so worked out the school name in colored cutouts Mount Pleasant INo lit had model of shear bush and display ot arts and crafts In the same tent there was good variety of other vorkwkitesm boats bird houses laundry bags etc The display of flowers show ed some good examples of bouquets in particular tiible IIIGII PUPILS loints lwMarion IIalbert 23 SS 3Billie Edgar L5 35 3Joyce Solomon Itzi lDouit Bltltilleltl USS 5Fraser Carr It USS kRonald SpenCer Ken Black 21 YMargaret Cochrane lti tiIlclen Phillips QGeo lligizinson SS IllJoanne Willson SS IlAiine Iurnbull 15 SS 14John Workman ll SSliJean Bretliet it 58 InnisiilWalker Hunter lit SPECIAL PRIZES Cochrane Prize for school winning most points per pupil ta CaptSS No Essa teacher Mrs Matcliett Runner up for trophy and win ner of 85 by Deputy Reeve How ard BantingSS No Ccdar Grove School Bank of Toronto Barrie $5 in cashiGirl with highest points Joyce Solomon No Bank of Nova Scotia Barrie 185 in cashlBoy with highest points Geo Higginson No Eaton Co Ltd books The Golden EncyclopediaZiid highest pointsJoanne Willson No 10 Bil lie Edgar No 25 points each Barrie KiwanisrClub prizes for outstanding work done in school display1 $5 88 No Mrs Jack Church 33 SS No15 Miss Gene Murphy $2 SS N0 10 Burton BeetsIBillie McMurray Leon ard Duckworth Ronald Spencer Fern Leigh carrotsGeo Jaffray Keith Gillham Glenna Loblaw Evelyn Black Douglas Cole Mary Denney parsnipsVJeaniMcQuay onions flat typeRaym0nd Crane James Bleay Bill Carson Ellen Givens Joyce Solomon Betty Ed gar sweet cornFrazer Carr Paul Lennox Steve Matwijeer Della Solomon Marie Edgar Geo Hig ginson tomatoesMargaret Coch rane Brian McCague Shirley Payne Joyce Solomon John Work man Geo Higginson squash Hub bardJean McQuay Fraser Carr Robin Hutton Winston West Eileen West om well Donald Shaw Solomon Asaill West Franklin Higgins Ronald Spencer ard Duckworth Anne CosmosMarion Halbert Denney rouu Nu 1y Edgar sat had IGIadioliJoanne Willson Marion Black DOIOresShaw Mary Cald astersDawn Butcher Fraser Carr Donald Bal Iantyne Claire Anne Guntier Joyce Zinnias John BuyersJeanMcQuay Leon Turnbull Mary Billie Truax Patricia Smallh Vina Frederick Gwyneth in ocli fl iii It to lil an utttitll tl llell tZliiltil tiiale Joanne iCil liiiiii IIIl Ill iiiioi Cochran in linu Iaile tlctite tittblit tiiatles VII Mai rt ltwl Iltlin lhil ilihliirtti ia lo Vite kit ti llelcn Mriion Iiin Jean Mc Lilliauc lletty lIdlt lno nal iivun ieo tlltllltii laeit iIlhs Walker IIttii tliurnfielil Ronald Marrow riitni Giadc fall term Marshall Mary print Sharon Lou Duffiu Den nis Iascona Ramsey tininron Ross Iiiiltitiil Jimmy Ilurton crayon colorinil tirade 2Iaiireen Italian tyue IIllrtli rittenden Gordon James livelyn Black Wilfred Ilea cock Sheila Ilaiitiniz crayon color iniz irade it rllilligl Nasko Ray inon life Dianne lclastei Iatsy vitltKtiltiIll Della Sohnan lleterley Lone Spelling inatcli Grades It and 47 laul llaiwiiec Lorraine lartridgc Miriam Black Delores Buchanan Joanne Villson Robin Hutton slhllllltl match Grades and Julia Iatwiiec Shirley layne Gloria leBlanc Jean Simpson Shirley llallyburtonAnn Banting spellinii match Grades 7tl Mir iam McMann Gwen Small Lor IZIIIIL OHara Marion IIitlbLIl Mar ion Iierrier Brian McCague live stockjudgine beef calves and IctlStllsDIl Gethoiis Billy Geth ons Jackie Ellis David Scott Kite ill inches lonerDarrell Brownlee John Allason Iomniy Lowden Billytarson bird house George IIiizzinson Alex Caldwell holder for pots and pansliary Caldwell Leila Hopkins Joyce Sol omon Doreen Coulson Betty Nos worthy Della Soloman clothes pin bagMaiy Lewis Marion Lynn Joyce Soloinan Doreen Coulsoit Fern Leiith IIclen Ballaiitine iveed collection 20 of worst Weeds in distriethoyce Solomon Della Solomon Marion IIalbcrt Darrell Brownley Hilda Ietchey Shirley MeVaiiel yard dash girls tinder 8Marie Henderson Olene McQuay Janet MECaguc cheileyLong Margaret Walkom Joyce Orr boys under Ixeith Gilliam Jackie Gauley Ronney Brawlcy Peter Banting Harvey Masoanordon James 50 yard dash girls and SLillizm Loblaw Della Solomon Barbara Hisson Vera Gauley Noreen Cald well Eleanor Weston boys and 9Jackie Henderson Billy Edgar Bobbie Cunningham Bruce Fife Vernon Butchers Ramsay Camer on 75 yard dash girls 10 and 114 Glenna Loblaw Dawn Butchers Vina Frederick Julia Matwijec Marion Black Betty Holland boys 10 and llHarold Henderson Earl OHaramRonald Spencer Edward Lowden Alex Caldwell Vaughan Madill 100yard dash girls 12 and overJean Brethet Norman Bush Gwen Small Katherine MeCague Lorraine OHara Margaret Mason boys 12 and overGeorge Higgin son Bruce Brolley Elmer Corbett Patti Daehm Billie VGethons Billie Carson boys wheelbarrow race Billie Carson and Donnie Lowden David Scott and Billie Edgar Earl OHara andJackie Henderson Alex Caldwell and Norman Marrow George Higginson and Tommy Brown Billie Henderson and Clare ence Clark girls threelegged race 50 yardsMarion Halbert Solomon Mary Caldwell IieCarson and Tommy Lowden Butchers SS teacher Mrs Jack Church SSV3 gtwrlJNNlNivItOMIOJNIIll FEATURED IN lil lliuct Iiiauley Ilonald Mar ion Iloo Hunter ycvit namini Joyce Solomon Darrell llrotvnley llillj llendetson Marian Ierrier IAlih talduell Raymond trane tree naiin loinzuy llrownley lhll ltacotk Geo Knight Doug and Glenna Loblawv Joyce and Della Betty Edgar and Gwen Small Janet McCague and Dawn Darrell Brownlee BUtChers pie pumpkinCarroll TarBush Frank lin Higginson Philip Noska Frazer Carr Mary Denney Jackie Walks and Eleanor Marrow Nellie Gilham and Margaret Mason boys threelegged race 50 yardsGeorge Higginson and Tommy Brownley Frank Hig ginson andDouglas McMaster Bil Jackie Walkom and Ralph Kerr Walker Hunter arid Norman Mar row JackieHenderson and Vernon Display Kiwanis Club Special teacher Miss Gene Murphy JACK STIVER MAGAZINE Iinill tin rllrll3rf Issm tauaduti Business NEJKJIIIIV Itiiehei who ar won Iltlll place oit the tzinadianl ll lenizi lEl With and intuit inl lltlllti Bath Siwi and his predecessor the post It Iludley tinted with he hits in town of ll ie when they were ltillltlltti ill nearby tainp ltnitleu When liiii1 departed to heroine industrial conii for Saint John Stiveipi who had watched his friend inakel of tne hauibei an active LttiWitlttl do it Hsioner titl nes kept tip the Boards pionit the laipest per capita membership of any Iloard oi Chamber in anada Ill intr la is in population of about 533 iiiithe sights for till7 are set still liiszliir ieeoid of liiiyiin August was busy month for ESliver International Speed Iloat liviilttltl erhich attracts racers from many parts of Canada and the United States to Barrics lieinpeufeldt Bay The Chamber first sponsored the event last yearfdrcw over 213000 spectators lIardly was that oveii when he packed up for Ilamiltonl and the Canadian Institute fortI Board hiid Chamber Secretaries at AltMaster lectured on Civic Acw itiities to the fit or more students Going to Itlcitlastcr meant re Ilgtlllitg old haunts for hes mad uate of the university Once only of college he turned to insurancei as career specialized in actuarial work and agency organization first with the Crown Life and later with Noitlt American Life time he pursued two main hob blCSIIIO Canadian militia iCam ieron Highlanders and later the Irish Regiment of Canadal and Masonry Then came the war and hobby turned into fulltime oc eiipation Now as Chamber of Commerce icareer man he has two main oh ijectives to attract to the Lake Sim lcoe town small but growing inlus tries and to advertise more wide ly its tourist attractions The Speed Boat Regatta is only part of the latter program The Chamber also promotes OllCl2iFlShDOI by and an allseason contest for ythe largest lake trout and the larg iest smallmouth bass taken in Lake iSimcoe Prizes incidentally are warrants for fishing tackle And we shouldnt forget the Barrie Ken nel Club which also relies upon Chainber leadership and which Iheld its first championship dog lshow in June Stivet himself raises jeocker spaniels and thusiastic Kennel Club member Talk with him about the good SS 10 teacher Burton Dog any breedHarold Butler Ted Laycock Joanne Willson Norma Jardine Margaret Smith Marune Elphick rabbit any breedLaw rence McQuay Paul Lennox Dol ores Shaw Donald Shaw George Knight Kenneth James any other petRon Madill tponyBrian Mc Cague tponyt Billie Carson chip munkiw Gordon James cat Neil Cunningham bantam Lois Cook canary moi xii ii hl JIYN l4 iwi nit sliiii ilIiIIltt litt =tti II Products Company Phone 2879 uterus of most oi ill upon It opened with the second At the same so is an en SEPTEMBER 23 l9l7 MODERNIZE WITHmm Arthur Harris of Barrie Attended Annual Florist Convention at Chicago Consult En iltilll zivi ivi off tli ol li Itlt ii hut in or jiiiii tutti ide lzt Yin It Iti iin lti lh ioi ultiiw 53 Iohn SL Barrie iiiiiiii iturs itiiiviiioiiiiirios IIIt HE is ii Goodyear Belts AIIISCItCtImer iv 1eys Electric Motor Sales SerVice For lNIHSIltlL imsis iiicnixi siior ivroiiriiiisr rooimoiiniso ilttlllNHltY FARM BELTS lhhltidl vtl WE INVIIIC YUUIt INQUIRIES NO OBLIGATION tlie illiiltltiitl tlt li tow tlown tounril Illil ll lzot kliel the ltl ui min All IIUNS IIII tittll still iitl iii pullluhhi iH HIV 15 Iltll niizuiuvr to illirozl it uv 501 Hi pl ltttl ut iii wont attain iliza tl Ill in iiiit lynl ot utlltlIit tillull travol lwiim iittiitttti Itnil ll lei nes to liiiiliii lizit Hot in All llarrip llittliilthr subveiip io tik1lij alt3p iianHI ii itirlintit iiericrat meionea timm are pynhh lltennpu lit tdln tate lii igtiit ti ll lIIIV ins UNDERWEARWWHOSIERY OUTERWEAR tiltltiltllillltlll applied for the post QUALITY FROM EXPERIENCE booked by the experience of 79yeciroldcompony cincl eiiioient plants competent monogement realizes that high qual ity rriokes Satisfied Customers That is one reason why gitland high quality is maintained Knitted Products are NH47 lds ert Doreen Coulson Sajgalik Cunningham Wilfrid Peacock Claire Anna Gontier John Allason Lois dining room bouquetAnne Turn bull Ronald encer Quay Leonard McMaster Joyce Solomon Smith Marion Halbert Billy Lee barleyBilly Lee Fall wheatRalph Kerr Brian McCague Glenn Alderson Joanne Jean Mc uckworth Douglas Marion Halbert Paul Matwijee Kenneth Black Pa tricia Small oatsRa Kerr Bil ck Jackie Gauley Doreen Coulson Brian Mc easBilly Lee Doris Elliott Paul ennox Davxd Church Bill Peacock Marian McCann field cor Ronald Spencer MarrBali Ross Higginson Peacock Ivan Bates mangels anne Smith Eileen Turnbull Kenneth Cague field Ke th De ster Billy mp 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