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Hu um zmmm New Gray Couch Lines Terminal Reflects Exppnsion of Service Manager for Company23 Years The firsttestol the efllnien and cratersapach of Barrie new Gray Coach Lines terminal was Labor Da weckend when the loading pls arms Ind modern waiting room provided lmprovod service over the weekend crush at the old Collier Street depot The pitkm problemwhich was the main reason for the coach lines moying from its old location to the new building at the corner of Maple Avenue and slmcoe St has disappeared To the east and north oi the modern one storey buff brick terminal build ing there is parking room for about 35 buses enough to nccom Enodate the heaviest holidny traf IL Next week the new lunch coun iii fiéfifivou ARE FAR AWAV on NEAR we come wen you LT BRISOW PLUMBINGHEATING mums KW qittrqi 84 DUNtOP 51WE$1 Wm PA 83770 wr rnwa mm WE SELL usnal holiday leis will open for buIiness The offices garage waiting and ticket office began operations over the weekend following the official opening ceremony Just before noon last Ehday 23 Years in Barrie Gray Coach Linea isrthu year celebrating the 28th anniversary of its arrival in Barrie Before that time private bus line gave limited service hetwcen here and Toronto and several towns in Slur cue County The coach lines com menced operations in Midland Orillia and Penetang thesame year For number of years the ser vice operated from the Clarkson Hotel at the cornerof Dunlap and Mulcastcr streets The terminal on Collier Streakwhich is now being converted into new Leg ion Hall for Barriewas official ly opened in 1942 the year lsyrne became agentmanager ol the coach lines here With Company Since 1933 Mr Byme has been with the company for 22 years in all He took over the local terminal at the height of world War it when gas restrictions forced 50mile limit on bus service Buses were scarce and tho companywas using old vehicles to transport wartime travellers among them Camp Borden troops for whom Gray Coach provided special weekend service to Toronto Up to 1938 the company had op erated service into Camp Bor don later taken over by Travis and Greer lines Always the main junction point ior trailic going north the Gray Conch terminal in Barrie has ox perienced considerable growth over the past few years At present as many as 80 to 100 guses Pass through here in one ny AgentManager James Vincent Byrne better Barrie School oiSale Driving Dual Control Cars Sale Competent Idcensed Instructors Whm can get aYEQto mg gt Get the cash new to con yuu need pay later in ca ngnlw re an THEY llKElO SAY solidatehills or buy witi nvenient monthly amount you can afford Get prompt YES to your loan ra quest Fhonelfirsr lor ltrip loan or come to todayli run in in men or man on slunuim rumliun or an gm In FINANCE C0 convenient officesWhich ls neurbat you Bunnie15 Baytlcld Street and DRILLIAZZ Mississaga Strut first 2nd Floo OPEN EVENINGS 3V APPOINTMENT PArltway 85931 FAlrvlavl 1353 PHONE FOR EVENINE NDUIS loor team made In midnix at all surround taunt hmngl finllq ImpsleJccm EXAMINER ram 3mm lost toan anus and mi Operating Since 1928 born none and one and half years with his parents His father the me John me waswlth Canadian NI no flailw ever since and attended St Hirys Separate School and Burt Col legiate Institute On Aug 1942 the same year he took over as cutmanager of the coach lines married the former Zita Beardon nl Orillia They have one son Rp er nine keen spam tan Vjplay ed town lesgue hockey and is now an ardent curler Both he and his VIIIOJJEIOISS to the Barrie Cuttleafiluh Mlilr are Mr Byrne Ittend St 3111 urc Recently they hullt lovely new Barries cut end Modern Terminal Thenew Gray Coach lines tenn inn is modern in every dctiil Constructed of buff brick and steal it has flat steel roof Ind is completely fire root One ol its most striking eaturcs is the black marble main entrance on Maple Avenue where the build ing has already been landscaped With low ahruhhery fronting the mag garage wing on the south en The color scheme in the com fortable waiting room is mainly white and hull with the three Ushaped restaurant counters add tag striking note color with their coral patterned formica tops and charcoal woodgrain bases The counter stools are upholstered in chartrense leather ette to match the pale green lormica backdrop in the serving area The floor in the new building are of bull terrazzo and the same color is repeated in the attractive cement enamel dado on the white plaster wall The soundproof tile ceiling is also white Fluorescent lighting nud ultra modern ventila tion are part of the decor Modern washrooms ticket of ice and business ortlces driv ers room anda garage that ac commodatcs four coaches are contained in the building Behind the restaurant area is new kitchen with godern stain less steel stoves an grill equip ment The walls are painted apple green with cement enamel dado in the same color Six Loading Platforms Overhangilpg the six roomy luadlngpla orms oil the east side of the building is protective steel canopy When necessary spare loading platiorm increases accommodation to seven Lennox Construction Company oi Toronto built the new terminal Ray lloyt was su crintendent RGS Pays Ir Vespracouncil Continued from page one bank rate or borrowing money would be in future Jlowmena Grant grant was passed to the Centre and West Simcos Plow mens Association When one ticket wasrenclosed for the use of the Reeve or Dep ty Reeve He has been resident of town home at 325 Codrlngton St in NINEYEAROLD ROGER BYRNE son of Byrne agentmanager oi Burrles new Gray Coach Lines terminal at the corner ofMaple Avenue and Simcoe street opensthemain entrance door lstered letters were sent to thc violators with instructions that the bylaw be adhered to in future One party was living inquartcrs not intended as residence whcn cbnstructed Building Violations Clerk Richardson askedif he tore printing further copies of thebylaw terminating date for building permits should not be included it was felt that per sons living inbasements went on doing soindciinitely when the permits had no expiration date The matter was discussed but no changes were made Garbdgedumps came up for discussion as it was claimed by the Reeve that the present dump wasin verybad condition and something would have to he done at once The opening of another dump on the 8th concesson was advised to the build Cannon Downey Mineslng iarm er Everett McNiven Oro Station farmer Harold Scarrow Brad ford salesman Mrs Hilda Lamb Orillia married Charles Grey stone Tottenham advertising salesman Joseph HattopPcne tang slockkccpcr Eric Cluley Creemore merchant Archie Me Arthur Collingwood retired Percy Horne Orillia music teacher Ronald Banncrman Bradford merchant Delbert Hick llnEy Barrle mechanic Arthut Birchsrd prillig attendant Joseph Lenno Thornton farmer Borden Best Tottcnham farmer Thomas Gignac Penctang Plumb er George McCoy Collingwood taxi drivér Graydon Broad Mid land manager Truman Beers Grillia manager Matthew lilo Murray Collingwood engineer Law Stroud merchant Bruce HookK Penetang carpenter Dalton Lowe Stayncr ttrucker nr thelattersuggostodjo uglythat no action be taken on the grant The amount of $25 was passed The match will he held in Eden vale district on Oct Some violations of the building bylaw were brought by the clerk to the attention of Council Reg SPECIALS 8x4x8 Exterior Fir PLYthllll SillJ Regular 14330 Sq Ft $464 Sheet llllll BRIEK 548x419 TenTest jsilciiru cxryni again ALI STEEL GARAGE fAiifNunibgr No flznds Suitohle For Garages chimneys etcJ Regular 9c Sq Ft $324 Sheet v837 fitmoérsfllt now win thins lZcISq Fr 5334 no Sq Ft $248 Sheet Complete with Hardware 552507 EAER COMPANY LlMITED we could not stay with Vespra Council until they completed their day Bthe look of the Reeve he would have heen glad to get homeandenjoy good nights sleep promo rouri Barrie on Monday lfetlt Jury Edward Lawson Stayner farm er Harold Knowles Stroudyfarrnt er Harold Hicks Barrie roofer Roy Lennox Painswick dormer Larry Hurt Banie proprietor Clarence Eaxt Loretta farmer Robert Harris Barrie inspector William Hamilton Barrie sales man Truman Bell Beetun farm or Doris Grant Barrie teaeher ceK Shantx13ayfarmen ert Giles Barrie service stq tion manager Wilfred Wardell Creemore dairyopera Robert Hameline Penetang oil delivery man Mrs Helen Moore Alliston lingwoodj bookkeeper Everett Edwards Phelpston farmer Gor don Brethett Tottonham farmer oue HEATING system WU Wlele FIND GIVES obuTHE HEAT You HAD Mwo KLEENFiO CLEANSCREt ED COAL FUEL OIL BARRIE Continued Virom page one married march McDermidCo Harry Botham Schomberg mach inist Stephen Hines Barrie manager Lloyd Knecshaw Brad iord farmer Nelson Corby Cree more real estate Harry Chappell Elmvhle Wooduiorker Fred Van cise Stayner faxme Frank Kcll Churchillfsrmer lsr Farney Elmvale farmer Ralp Gavin Barrie clectricisn Clifton Lilli crap Orillia painter William Kelly Qhurchillfarm gt Grand Jury Robert Kell Churchill farmer Gordon Lander Shanty Bay farmer Clltford Abrams Totten ham farmer Melville Culham Minesing fame Donald Giffin Barrie farm Graham Jones Wyebridge tarmer Ernest Love Shanty Bay gentleman William Garner Barrie merchant James Shields Glenhuron farmer Harry Wilcox Beetou tarmac Mrs Alexandria McEachern Drillis superintendent Darcy Lawlor Goldwater farmer Wilfred Knee shaw Gilfor Londons large newspaper the Daily Mail was WeSARJEO started in 1903 as penny news paper for women 81L as looking altter your tuél supplies we are competent to supply and math your heating sys tem Remember ior BUILDING SUPPLIES ohm 246i lngthat commenced operations last week end The new terminal with parking space tor 35 buses and six covered loading plat forms is modern in every detail or design and construction FIvero nrrcnurxn HERO GRANDE PRAIRIE CF Pte Roy Donaldson ZZyearcld soldier stationed in Calgary car ried his iivemonthsold daughter in his arms when he hitchhiked 549 milcsvto reach his familys home here Outfitted with forms uln diapers and baby blankets he made the trip in two days to leave the baby with his mother Rummage Sale Friday Sept at Nu Central united Church Hall Auspioea ul Junior WA 102 Women Hospital Auxiliary Tag DaquridIy evening Sept and SIturdIypScpt 15 Please receive tagsenpcordially 102404 Old time and modern dyeing utopia Community llill Satun day Sept ifBenny Orchestra Lugch counter Adshlsslon 50c 1oc1oa Barrio Horticultural Society monthly meeting pm Hillcrert School Threads Sept 11 Sneak er Tnylor of OAC Sublect Flam All About The 101103 Zion PresbyterlIn Church An gus 88th anniversary will he held Sunday Sept it at 11 and Mr Watson assistant to Chaplain at Camp Borden will be the guest speaker Special music by Baxter andlvy choir 101192 eMw sunsnavs UltraAviolet rays from the un which create natural vitami in the bodygcannot penetrate or dinary clothing or windows unmet men CF turglex have idem tvar sticky grey and on cmlhml Indijrlw rillnon 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