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Misfit 15 Ill Fine Réeoidflfiervich 50 Years In Nursing By Lure Isabelle Rodgers The passing or Miss lsahelle Rodgers on Monday May 27 I957 oedema DDDEYafi GthERALE KIST fAMIlV OFKHAVOUXS DIANE KISI MON LIME GWI rem sou auntvii IlMl TIIE ammo iixnltlinr vice on Thursday May 30 at the has beena tnvourlte among children or all nationalities or many years This statue to the boy who never grew up MONDAY JUNE 10 195 at Royal Victoria Hospital Bar rie marked the Close of auselul liie of service to others as reg Istered nurse Failing in health or same monthsa stroke proved fatal She on Jan 24 1875 in innisiil To ship and her lite was Spent th re until 1906 when she went in Newank City took up the nursing profess sion and retiring in 1953 Rodgers took particular inlerest in research work in both medicine and surgery iler religious be lief was that ol the Baptist Church she was the cldesldaughier at William Rodgers and the former Miss Eliraboth Allen who with her three sisters are all deceas ed Surviying relatives are Wil linm Ilallgers Mrs Margaret liin die and Iioheri Rodgers all of Thornton and Mrs Jr Dawson or Barrie Rev Barnard of Thornton was in charge at the Iuneral scr Llnyd Funeral Home Barrie Present were memgt hers oi the iamily connection and triends here and also Mrs Flor ence Coughlid and Miss Betty Conncll oi Toronto Allan Rodg crs irorn willowdale and lrienois ironr nradiord Loiroy Canksr town strand and Thornton interment was in Thornton Union Cemetery with the rodent lng acting aspalihearers Parker Kelsey Wesley llindle Arnold Rodgers John Kllzyk llartley Evdus antiBow an Allen and Sieekley More than 1200 bullalo bison the largest captive herd on earth are pastured in fenced Elk Island National Park near Edmonton Alexandra Falls on Hay River near Great Slave Lake provides scenic thrill for motorists on the Mackenlie Highway north of the Peace River orro FOR APPOINTMENT IIIONII cousinr Stephenson STEPHENSONS JEWELLEBS IndflPInMETBlSTl ETT or IIme BloRFET 511 Wait until 35pm and it your arrier has not prrived ti call oi the great city WEDNESDAY JUNE Magistrate Foster presid cd with Crown Attorney Burhidge or Pa sound who came down to act or the prosecu tion during the absence both crown and assistant here Sev eral adjournments were made and judgments again reserved Failed to Report gt on charges laid hy inspector Cruicher nnder unemployment Insurance Robert Johnson on charges oi tailing to report the lull amount at earnings lrom last Novcmher to February 1951 was ordered to pay back $10150 wilh the alternative oi 20 days Some time was allowed tor payment Careless Driving Following an accident at catnn Burden on May 31 Arthur Cooper army veteran was con victcd or operating motor veh iele carelessly and was tined $20 plus $450 costs Impaired Driving Under impaired driving on charge laid by PC Kori Farrell on May 24 Georcg Young was fined $50 Iirstrnflenee with costs $11 and license suspended or three months Caused Disturhance On charge hyIC tiustings oi Bradford police on June for causing disturbance In that Mr Cunningham was fined $25 with costs $5 Went Post Light Another tase arose from the Grove Street stoplight wilit 777i tilen inton xiiie the many public parks which are to helound in the heart town by intoxication trucker titeltrgE1ielii in the worldbui scattered through it Are over hundred one at charge oi careless driving on May 19 by PC McKenzie against Fred Warner for going through on hayiicid Street on the red Evidence OI Mrs Bauldry was that he had struck her ear with damage Bruce Sargcant had also noted the ignoring ol the Wam ing light by the accused He had one previous conviction The line was $25 with costs $2250 Queer Mix Up Two Toronto men became in volved In charge or causing disturbance by lighting on June in Barrie when noted on Col lier Street and were charged by Ollieers Den Rollins and Ron Pickanl They were Rene Lavo lette who was trying to help his friend Alex Gisick who had struck back at him The altair was seen by IIailitf Gauids oi Toronlo who stayed over until court time to explainrhe situa tian and brought dismissal with tip from His Warship to let the policeiln the lighting Going Too Fast On April 20 in llarrie PC It Pickard and Cpl IIockridge ot the OPP noted last driving on hrow of hill and later was do was stopped at alake Street lie had ehauiieurs license Nut present in court he was fined $35 with costs suao Modern pools and clear spring led lakes beckon the swimming enthusiasts while many of the sturdier souls spend long hours riding or hiking along scenic mountain or prairie trails at Al herla Clean corniortahle accommoda tion 10 hit every purse hostel cabins in the toothills and moun tains tor hitters auto courts and tamilystyle to palatial luxury hand 1600 they have been Ireo Ior the he part of Lyle II Parker who had passed another vehicle at the ing on on Dunlap Street East and motels or motorists hotels min country parks and gardens soures Indpllying fields which an Iypicdi or union as st Pauls Cathedral or the Houses at Parliament Every Londoner has passion ole love or green thiuglwhich Is reticeth in tinybackynrd urt windnw boxes square gar lid riverside terraces hut natoareiuily laidout ornlmcn gardens but stretches oi natural 21155 Irecs and flowers whichhave belonged to the Lou doner rum time Immemorlal Wander through them and you will are family parties playing that most English in flames cricket old people doxlilg in the sunshine lovers walking handIns children playing dogs romping as they have done or hundreds at years The most Iamnus at them all are the royal parksiiyde Park Green Park and St Jamogs Park which all lleround Buckingham Palace Originally they wore royal hunting grounds and each has special memories oi past kings and queens but since the restoration at the monarchy In people at London Hyde Park belonged to the monks ol Westminster trom Nnr mun times until llenry Vill turned it Into royal hunting park Charles lirst threw it open lo the public hut during the Commonweallh under Crom well it was sold to raise money Charles II and his parliament however soon restored it in the people and in those gay racy days at the Merry Monarch it he came centre or lashiou Queen Caroline will of George ii loved it and created the artificial lnkt known Is the Serpentine and all through the reigns of Victoria and Edward VII fashionable London went riding in Ihcrpark along Rotten now Today Hyde Park is more dem ocratlc the soapr Aerators whom Lon don tolerateswiih coeirney good humor You can beat or bathe in the Serpentine listen to thc bands or simply lnzenmong ald trees young grass and brilliant Howe the golden ringc of cleft oriilr which grow among the grass are Londons ilrntn humor spr ng Green Park which lies ween Piccadilly and the gatesgai Buck ingham Palace is the smallest oi the royal parks and probably the mostvcharming ll ion was deer park in Smart and Georgian days and for time in theJilin century it hacarne the entre At the northeast corner by Marble Arch you will herir noon to nut and gossip and dis play their linery Now it is peardui plot at girls and tree in the very hurtel the West End where the weary shopper in Piccadilly can link anteiullv into dcclr chrir Birds twitter Ind the mighty roar ol London mliened while liter dark the lamps which mark lls paths twin ot tnirylund To the south at Green Park In St Jamcsr Park This Is great natural garden with lake Inni an or Its ornamental wateriowl flowers and flowering shrubs Ines paths and bridges It is said that Charles ll brought over Le Noire the great French tan den designer who laid out the grounds at the Tullerics to do veiop Stiirmess York and that Le Nolre still he would not alter such natural beauty one at the most Iamnus at all Londons park is Hampstead Heath on the heights in the north west olthe city Iiore amonil the grasy hlllacks and clumps trees children sail my boat on the ponds eldarly gentlemen Ily kites with their grandchildren and memories or Londons past at Pingue and ouselremain in homes like the oI IIenli and the old inns Jack Slra Castle and The Bull and Bush Mosltamausnt all is the lamp stead IIealh oh hell on the first Monday in August when the cock ncys at Londons East End and everyone else In hank holiday mood go up to the Ilealh for an uninhibited good time In the centre at the Ilcalh Is very dliloreni park Kenwood beautiful grounds at magnificrnl eighteenth century mansion now museum which has line coil cclion oi pictures and iurnliure Symphony concerts are given in re grounds during ihosummcr Baliersea Park on the sduih bank DI the Thames was laid out In the midrlalios but since Festi rlla Airline Tickets Steamship Booking hotel detonation Truck Retrial BARRIE DRIVEACAR Cr TRAVEL SERVICE 102 Dunlap street West hone PALZTIZ where all the world or rank and lashlo In the alt serve Albertas visitors all the year round mid swim Whep you buy major app nces for your hojae on the Merit Plan 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