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It is difficult to accept reasons given for the delay in putfing into force yield signs at eight Barrie intersections already Approved by City Council Last week It was announced that coun oil over the past five months had appmv ed the signs but could not erect Ihem until bylawshava been prepared and then submitted to the pggamnentuyt proval Aid hes JolllIfe vicec airman of councils public works committee gave furthor explanation He said it is conventional to wait until schral sign regulations get council np pmval before submitting them to the de parlment If bylaws have not been prepared for five months the question is why not Is the city solicitor so overloaded with mrk that he cannot get around to canying out Walls Publlshar Bayfield street from Highway 400 to the waterfront now that it is completed is an attractive thoroughfare and asset to the city Much mdil is due to Alderman Fred Smith chairman of the Public Works Committee who faced great amount of critidsm this newspa er in clqged whilethe prpject was uh arway New Evhhnfiagrfilegfi plafited on re ddenfial lots to replace thosa splendid trees which had in be taken out to pennit 55 YEARS AGO IN TOWN Barrio Northern Advance June 22 1911 Barrie made magnificent arrange menta to celebrate Coronation of King George and Queen Mary in London England today Grand parade began at 11 am with 15000 penile lining streets From all polnls compass Eeople came to town and as early as am rigs could be seen tied up on Barrie streets lrains from Penetang Midland Collingwood and Hamilton were jammed and local hotels and res taurants were crowded Hampton Jory was general chairman for most sumsdul celebration In history of Bar rie Town stores factories and houses were gaily decorated with bunting and flagsUnion Jack James Vair was in charge of this committee Visitor mm Toronto commented have seen many arades but nothing to equal this eorge Vickera oi Banio Board George Vickm oi Danie Board Trade headed rad committee and the procession oi ands and floats took al most two hours to pass Post Office Square Almost every firm in Barrie and many more from Simeoo County had entries The Citizens Band direct ed by Mr light led Surade The firm of Sarjennt King hen Sarjonnt and Will King won first prize in merchant section with their Queen Fairy land Ruiditt arranged this float Geor Vickern won second rim with his oat which featured 24 tile girls and boys singing patriotic songs Barrie Cantoga Co took first prim in mnnutactumrs section with immense Well Done Alderman Smith Should Act More Promptly On Barrie Yield Signs 1mm Kmmmlv DMZ mum NM hiv run HM In Kuuwly Aimll 7hr Tlaarfiiéfifiéeaminrr KENNEDY SUPPORTS JOHNSON NilELECTION Published by Cahadlhn Newaphpern leltad 16 Bayfluld Strut Burro Ontarlo DOWN MEMORY LANE GV McPherson Managlnz Edvitor TUESDAY jun 21 HalPAGE Nu Yuk mu hip In A1 dun ml Ml mm IIHWWU WM Mnmnl nce councll has decided on plan of action and has Issued the neces sary instructions to carry out its wishes there should not be fivemonth delay or even one month or that matter 11 red tape is at fault then some of it should he cut The yield signs all elght of them are necessary for the protection of life and property otherwise council would not have approved them It seems unreasonable to wait for five ten or 15 bylaws before asking for Depautmentof Transport ruling In vital matter of this nature the department should find the tinge to deal with one bylatg at time the wishes of council Or is some othar department remiss Meanwhile the ntexsecfions involved are still walling for sign that could prevent bad vehicular crash or even save child from injuryor death widening of the road and with the com pletion of the curbing and blacktop dress mg the whole street presents welcome sight to the traveller coming into the city with the view of Kempenfelt Bay atthe foot of Hayfield If the result of the proposed repaving Bradford street is compemble to this Barrie will have come long way in its $53 modernlzauon plan ngl done Mr double truck drawn by four big horses On it were 20 mechanics showing how finest vehicles in Canada were made Barrie Tanning Co came second with its floatde icting leather industry Kempen elt Lodge Sons of England tool first prize in societies section de picting Britannia in boat guarded by sailors Brotherhood of Railroad lrain men came second with their red ca boosel Canadian Order of Formtera had hunting scene showing forest gran deur our youhg nation Commercial Travellers of Ba district marched in body El Armson came first in grocera division with Angus McNabb secondi At Queens Park Mayor Tom Beecmit welcomed large gathering to Barrie and massed bands played eon cert ln band competition Waterloo Musical Society took first money fol lowed by Weston 0nllia Kitties and Brantiord Military tattoo fireworks water sports baseball tournament were other features of great day Pala tial lake steamer 0tonabee will begin weekiy excursions from Barrie to Big Bay Point Orillia and Jacksons Point next week IL lilalcomson is ticket agent Frank Jackson will have available photos Coronation Parade in tcard size to send relatives mcoe County Council sent cable of Smcon County Council sent cable of ngraiulaflons to King and Queen First auto accident season occurred on Ridge limd near llawkesione whcn two Toronto maple were killed after whch came of Seagram pop ular uni man motored to Barrio from Waterloo as mpporm of his lawn band Wilson Ganarnl Manage NanAm 1st mm in hirpllfll 51W Inhm In kl Mn Wm 3mm mm arms menu Alter b9 yuan on Parliament HJIlu MP as Cabinet minis ter and senator Tom near has bowed out on Ihe av Ms Both birthday which he edebrMId last week What would do were Prime Minider Canndx That wu the mm pcrccpxive meerh heard on Parliament nil or many lam unhappy year It was in act the am speech heard in these past sorry yam whim rose above the level scandal and par man wile and dimmed the neat mun of the day which fimuld he the avmimnx um 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