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Springwotor PorIcTZoo Magnet For Tourists Hunter Training by BRIAN BAKER Last year total of tibial enjoyed the various attractions offered by Springwater Park one of the Provincea most pop ulor parks located on Highway 26 just west of hildhurst This is an increase of H000 over the number of visitors in 1961 Al ready improvements and prop aratlons have beeaand are be ing made for this coming sea son real boon to those who wish to see all the attractions of the ariato wander along all the Selightful trails to visit all the animals and birds all without hocktracking and waste of lime til time can be wasted in the park ls selfguided tour ays lcm One arrow leads you to another similar to hunt the treasure starting from the of lice and ending at the office Another attraction designed for visitors with an urge to carve their initials are big cedar carving posts two verticals and one horizontal where youngster may feel free to practise with out defacing and injuring other property and trees iMPitOVEftlfINT must say there has been great Improvement in visitors response to keeping the park tidy in recent years remarks superintendent Cyril Jackson think people are becoming more educated in this respect But it Is funny some of the worst liitcrbugs are chipmunks These little animals climb into the garbage poll and take out food wrappers stuck with cake icing and candy Most visitors to the park this year will wish they could take home an addition to the too This is most cuddlcsomelooking little kitten discovered by an unknown hunter near Parry Sound Although it is already about the size of medium size cat and greyish in color sport ing big feet and legs and pret ty colinr or neck fur it is hard to know whether to classify this kitten as lynx or the very similar bobcat Operating park is like op orating farm says Mr Jack 5011 As soon as one season ends sky you must start preparing for the next your work is never done yet the work you do is little in evidence Starting last fall we cleaned out several ponds and repaired them varnished hun dreds of picnic benches and packed them up for the winter cut tons of firewood for picnick ers to use cleanedup leaves sticks and debris bsides our re gular chores Now we are shov elling snow from traits and off the roofs of buildings and have we ever got some snow fifty nine inches hava fallen accord ing to weather gauge at the forestry station Already we have received several parkarea reservations for next summer including one group of 400 per sons another oi 350 Now is good timeto makeerescrvar lions ATTRACTION The biggest single attraction to the park is probably the zoo department since 00 per cent of hd the reservations made for June i063 were for school students Many classes of students vista ting the park do so for the pur pose of gathering material to compose interesting essays DEER AT SPRINGWATER PARK the county for wildflowers har boring ns it does some of Can udas prettiest native flowers starting with the pastel colored hepaticns and spring beauties which often blossom beside late snow drifts Besides all the common flowers are included blue gentlans and lobellas lady slippers pink shooting stars columbines yellow merrybells purple bccbalms white Dutch mens breeches wintergreen bunchbcrry trailing arbutus and cone flowers At present the park with its deep mantel of soft glittering snow is exceedingly beautiful Every corner ntvcoia diffan ont scene Overlapping annw cap stoncs foot thick Blackgreed spires of spruoes and balsams branches sagging under pillows of pilesnow seem to pierce the All birds and animals and fish are fed regularly but visi tros enjoy feeding the animals too feeding them dog biscuits fruit peanuts sugar cubes cab bage and lettuce leaves and other vegetables bread Popcorn and scraps says Mr Jackson This is all right just as long as food is clean and not rotten Animals are like people spoiled food can make them sick Most of the birds and animals excepting those which are hlb emailing can be seen in the winter ENJOY WEAITIIER Even the waterfowl seem to enjoy the winter weather and cleverly keep pools of water open by always keeping cer tain number of birds swimming to prevent lee formation in one enclosure ducks swim up along low culvert to keep warm and once foiled an attempt of peach ing by taking refuge in this ievaway series of electric light bulbs is kept burning every night to discourage minke and wesscls These animals are bloodthir sty creatures and candestroy almost an entire enclosure of Surprisingly enoughthe park is one of the richest areas in Students Anvarded Shooting the Gator Hagarty memorial prize has been awarded to Paul Marshall of the Barrie North Collegiate Army Cadet Corps rifle team This award is given annually to the best rifle shot in the Central Command Area in the combined Dominion of Canada Rifle Association and the Youth of the Empire matches Marshall grade 12 student at North scored 297 out of possible 300 to the Dominion Rifle Match and9tt out of possible 100 in Youth of the Empire competition according to Central Area Conunand Head quarters at Oakvlllc The prize will be presented to turn as soon as it lareceivcd placed 12th and Bo yards open to Army Sea and Air Cadets throughout Canada This is the foruth crest North two years in this shoot North cadets have captured four major prizes in local and out side championships and the Boyle Trophy waterfowl in single night Already the peacocks are trail At the same limo Command announced that two other North Collegiate Cadets Jim Sellers and David Hooter have been made members of the Domin ion of Canada Hundred Roll for 190 Sellers Grade to student Grade is student was 215i the Dom inion of Canada RifleAssocia tlou competitionsat 200 and 500 Cadets have won in the last In the current cadet year log vividly shimmering trains grown to halt the mature length By February they will have tho full length trains that never fall to fascinate visitors young and old Toll Is High In liioiing In Pakistan DACCA East linkistnn lieu leralThe situation in this riot torn cast Pakistan provincial capital appeared in be easing today after five days of what were reliably reported to have been the biggest thduMoslem riots here in more than 10 years But strong police and army patrols were still in evidence and 00hour curfew was re irnposcd on parts of thectty alter break of only four hours Gvoernment officials have given no casualty figures But foreign private concerns and diplomatic missions reported high death toll possibly as high as 300 hospitals choked with wounded and outlying villages burned down One ominous development in the wake of the riots was grow ing friction between the Mos iem residents of Dacca whn want to protect the Hindu min why and Muslim refugees pouring in after recent riots in Indiahwho do not Government officials said about 50000 Moslem refugees from recent rioting in india had arrived In east Pakistan Foreign diplomatic sources said they feared the explosive effects of this influx on 10000 000 Hindus in the eastern sec tor and in tum further attacks 3n the Moslem minority in in to OBITUilIiY anonamcrr Former Bond Head resident John Broderick died lanxs in Edmonton at the age of so Frrneral service was held at Shelburne Jan Mr Broderick was mem ber of one of the Honeywood and Redickville areas and know first hand the hardships and privations of life during the lairl moor Jle farmed in the Hedlckvillo Honoywood area in 1927 he moved lea Bond Head farm where he was active until his retirement at the age of so Mr Broderidr married Innes Allin in 1904 She died at Bond Head in 1956 He lsvsurvlved by daughters rMs Cecil Brothel lrmal of Thornton lraz BARN WEI MMDAY JANUARY 11 an ggfirryVFa1nflmmvfl54tbalwrflwwmofi narymm wnwm lMl smart or woods fha hunter safety training pro gram shows indications of stab iiized trend in the Lake 51mm District which should remain fairly constant says Assistant Senior Cotoervation Officer Ellis of Maple Mr Ellis is directing activities in his weetiyreport on the district Arthur lemon Dls rrlct Forester notes that in struction methods have improv rd and are more standardized Ho said instnrctora appear to be taking pride in their work At the close of 1963 some $70 instructors held appointments in the Lake Simone District Five hundred and forty were active Candidates certified on comple iron at training numbered 3121 in 51 Mr Ellis says that instruction classes sponsored byConserva GOOD EVENING By srrvr couple of years ago elec torsoi Barrie went to the polls to decide whether or not we should have Sunday Sport and Sunday Movies Sunday Sport for all intents and purposes hasnt gone over all that great Dnrrles inter mediate hockey com tried Sun day afternoon gnmcs ona year and found its attendance on steady decline Sunday afternoons and found that more people were away at the beach then at the parks Sunday hockey is already thing of the past Sunday ball isnt entirely dead leagues find it good day for postponed can most cottagers are moving back into the city attendance does improve As for Sunday movies things have been good since the yes votes won out Don Klnloch manager of Far rials Roxy sums it up in the words Very Good He has found that Sunday has become family day at the movies This is especially so in tho af ternoon he says New Hope For From Tests 0n QUEBEC CF Hope for parapicgles has been held out by the results of series of ex perimentson white rats at the University of Alberta Doctors nttcnding the annual convention of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons here are enthusiastic about the implications of thefrcseareh The Alberta researchers have succeeded in causing the nerve fibres of the severed spinal oollt umns of rats to grow together allowing the rats to use their legs again it has long been known that lhespinal cords of humans and other mammals regenerate for few weeks then for some in explicable reason stop although nerve fibres in other parts of the body grow together Dr William OCallaghan 25 native of Edmonton and Dr Speakman neurosur ilrmy Pilot Is Missing OITAWA CF An army pilot is missing after fading to report at checkpoint in the Muskoka Lakes district Friday during practice flight the srmy said today CaptrG artillery the directorate in military in teliigenca at Ottawa was last heard from shortly after take off from Maltnn airport He was flying Cessn Softball clubs scheduled games tests And in the playoffs when Plan Stabilizing lion clubs are one of the main sources of the success of the program He also commended service clubs for their part in the program in Barrie close to 1000 pers soon have been certified through courses conducted by Barrio Dis trict Hunters and Anglers Con servation Club The club has been sponsoring ruchcourses for five years John Harradine chief lnstruo tor for the club the past couple of years said another course would start next Friday He also notes that none of the successful candidates of the courses have been involved in hunting accidents Cnndidates both male and fe male need only be interested in the course and be it years of ago or over JONESCU hir lilnloch says many people who voted against Sunday mov ies have shown up regularly at tho theatre As through the week the evenings are almost 100 per cent adult movie goers However when outstanding productions such as Well Dia ncy movies are in town it does at seem to matter what day it is Children will be in allendango at evening showings ltlr Kinloch feels Sunday mov ies has proven boon to room era and those persons living in hotels and motels it gives them something to do place to go on Sunday he says htosl everything else is closed so the theatre becomes pleasant out Hilliard halls which are in oludad in Sunday Sport have been getting fair share of the days activities Actually this seems to me to be the ideal for brother to take girlfriend and husband to take wife for game of exceptionalskill Of course bowling is popular here any day Here again like the movies it leads to become family day Paraplegics White Rats geon at the Universityof Ale berta set out to find out why the spinal cord is different They worked under medi cal research Council of Canada grant Dr OCallaghan Thursday night was given the Royal Col leges prized Medal for Surgery as result of the experiments He told reporters Friday that through the years it has been believed that scar tissue grow ingover the nerve ends ore venisthem from rejoining after few weeks Research at Edmonton dis proved lhis $80000 on Is Dissiosedr BELLEva OP Police disclosed today that $00000 in stocks and bonds was stolen last month item the fowloffice of Ronald Cass brother of Attor neyGeneral Fred Cass The securitiesthe hulk being in Canada Savings Bondswere taken from Mr Cass office sale between Dec 10 and Dec 14 Police said there was no sign of forcible entry into the law yers office between those dates They said the incident was not made public earlier because of the circumstances surrounding the disappearance CAR URANCE mi Election of officers and an ad Work is already underway on preparotlon of the ice aur faco orrHcmpenleil Day at the antenna any ron cannrvru foot of daycare Street fat the Barrie Winter Carnival in the foreground can be soon part mLEJlS lob of tho speedskating oval and the hockey rink Examiner Photo Will Underline Role Of In Community dress by Dr Ed Wybourn at the YMCA annual meeting will be highlights of Week in Harris The meeting will be held next Wednesday at 030 at Central United Church Dr Wybourn secretary of Metropolitan Tor onto YMCAa Personnel develop ment program will discuss The Challenge of Change About 000 if supporters are expected to attend The week January rear will begin Sunday with many Barrie churches acknowledging the con tribution of the YMCA to the Christian community Director Russ Davey said the purpose of week is to focus the publlca attention on the YMCAa activities and to give recognition In the may lead ers who volunteer more than 7500 hours of their own leisure time each year preview of activities is be ing held today As part of the regular Saturdoyprogram which The Council of the involves seven locations and over 200 participants the Cod rlngtou School will hold spe clal Spanish Day The girls in tilts class will study the danc or games and costumes of the Spanish people Johnson School will hold backwards day with all cloth ing reversed The boys in the King Edward School section will travel in Tomato foraa exhib ition floor hockey game Regular Saturday actlvitles in clude archery gym crafts swimming in but at chil drens judo and copper tooling Soma of activities during the week are as follows Monday The Young Adults Club meets to plan the activities for their Feb dance it pm welght training at the every night at and pml senior little for men and wo mer agiondays and iiurrsdaya at tkrcsday Evening bridge for beginners and advanced players City of Barriehas passed lates the closing of shops in the City of Barrie in carriedon is the merchandising of Groceries The wording of the Bylawis as follows All of the shops in which the principal trade carried on therein is the merchandising of Groceries Meats and Fresh Fruits shall remain closed as follows hours of oclock in the the next following day Thursday the she of the following Friday On Saturday of each week between the hours of oclock in the afternoon until oclock in the forenoon of the following Monday 0n the Thursday immediately preceding Friday Statutory holiday oclock in the afternoon andro between the hours of On Monday Tuesday noon of the next following day exce statutory holiday falls in which closed from oclock in the afternoon urrt the afternoon of Wednesda noon at the day next following the Friday Every person who contravenes the provl afterno Except as herinafter provided on Wednesday of each week between thirtymiuutes after 12 oclock in the afternoon and oclock in the fore pt any Wednesday in any week in which case silofis shall be closed and remain oclock inthe forenoon of statutory shall be closed and remain closed from oclock in precedinguntil oclock in the foreman provided that When On Friday of each week betWeen the hours of oclock in the after noon and oclock in the forenoon holiday Meats and Fresh Fruits and Thursday of each week between the on and5 oclock lathe forenoon of the next following day save as hereinafter provided ofthe next following day at North Collegiate leadership training and advanced gym for boys and girls 630 pm gym apparatus 730 pmt mens volleyball pm mens bas ketball 030 pm Wednesday Beginners and advanced bridge and junior art in the afternoon model alr planes ladys keep fit and volr leyball at night Thursday Mlllinory sessions in the afternoon and evening Friday Junior wrestling pm and junior chess mod el cars and duplicate bridge Also coeducational swlmmhig in Orillio HELPS iN NEED GATWICK England CF The runway at Gatwink Airport is to be extended to 0200 feet from 7000 so that it can take new types of aircraft in bad weatherilights sometimes are diverted to Gatwlek from Loir don airport law 2901 which regu ch the principal trade holiday falls on oclock in the fares law shall he from the sponsorin at BlaleyEngiand3 ody Ike Brie Communi guiltyroftanoffenceand sballbe bableupona summary conviction to flight Wt tine not exceeding $5000 exclusive of costs and in default of payment the same shall lielevied by distress ofthe goods and chattels of the offender and in default of sufficientdistress the offender shall be liable to impris onment 1n the common goal of the County of Sim for period not ex eedin twentyone days ressun our one rooo PLAN aunoer wAY ochre Erorenih MA SiHON Violinist DyIaw1870ishareby rescinde effect on the let of newspaper known sTh shallconrewlnto force ahdhave 19114 itan bepuhtlshed in cits Three months topay For Food Only or Food and Freer CombinatinatEv cry item guarantee Prompt Service ills Spo ciai Prices Front also or beef 20o in TUESDAY JAN 21 AT 93012 No Onojeated Daring Performance tn the CENTRAL coruersinrs auorronruM than nrnr Martha is