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CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN Hopes To See More Trees Lining Barrie Streets By JIM srorr Most of us ignore trees ex ept in the fall when we admire the patterns of color formed by the changing leaves or when one of them gets in our way and we want the city to remove it Les Iollife candidate for alderman in ward one talks about trees almost as if they were human This is not an rising They have been part his daily life for more than 20 years tic took course as tree surgeon in 1938 lie is now forestry supcrv visor of the Georgian Bay area for Ontario Hydro and part of his job is to make sure that trccs dont Interfere with th hydro lines HIS DREAM One of his drcams Is to see Barrie as city full of beautiful trees Willard Kinzie came out with me couple of years ago and drorc him around the city and showed him what could be done with trees My plan would take about is years removing 20 or so old trees every year and planting about too new ones The mayor agreed that the plan was good idea but nothing was ever done about it was money on maintenance later This will be Less sccond try at seat on council in 1959 he lost out to Earle Williams by three votes The roads are good in the win ter but every spring they are full of potholes and patches The amount of money spcnt on didnt ask for recount he said because It was fair fight and felt that there would always be ncxt time He is not entirely pleased with the present council wont mention any names he says but there are certain aldermen who look around to see how someone else is voting fore they cast their own vote patching every year is pathctic Its like pulling coat of cheap paint on housc and thcn hav ing to paint it all over again Les Jolliffewas born in Lon don Ontario in 1913 and wont to work in his fathers grocery store when he left high school The pinch of the depression boat the grocery store into the ground and Les left home to work at supermarkets first in dDetroit and then back in Low OIL NEW JOB Tho supermarket business offered long hours and low PW Les says so went to work for General Steel Wares other words they play follow leader There is also up on council which seems to out to build wall around Bar and oppose regress dont ow whether is their own tude or whether they are read into it by outside pres lures MAYORALTY CONTEST Id like to ace Frank Hersey run against Les Cooke for mayor Jolliffe says have nothing against Les as can didate for mayor but think it would be crying shame if any position was filled by acclama Lion in city of 21000 Ill be disappointed if there are not more than three candidates in ward one One of the things Lcs Joliiffe will go after if he is elected is better roads for Barrie we should spend more on capital outlay on roads in the first place and this will save us OBITII MR5 McLEAN Funeral services for Mrs Ru th McLean 42 were held at Pethicks Funeral Home on Aug ust 12 Mrs McLean died at the home of her fatheriniaw John McLean of Henry Street Mrs McLean the former Ruth Rupert was born in Edenvale in 1919 She marrichohn Mc Lean in Streetsville in 1941 re sided in Barrie until her death She had been member of Central United Church Barrie She taught Sundayschnol and bad sung with the choir at Ed Invale United Church Surviving are her husband who resides at 215 Duriiop St reet Barrie sons John Gordon Allan and Glennaud daughters Nancy and Donna brothers James Rupert of Coniston and Murray Rupert of Barrie and sister Agnes Mrs Bow man of Toronto her parents Mr and Mrs Rupert of Barrie The service was conducted by Rev Cecil Brenn Burial was at Minesing Cemetery Pallbear ers were Boss Rogers Holden Guy Frank Campbell Charles Barrett Ray Hunter and Thomas Broiley The Edenvale Quartette song at the funeral RUSSELL MINNIKIN funeral service was held at the Pethick Funeral Home Barrie for Russell John Minni kin who was killed in car wannon as an enamel spray painter was walking past big estate on the outskirts of London one day and saw couple of moo working in tree got talking to them and talked to them every day after that They were tree surgeons and they got me interested in the business went to the Davey Tree Com party In Kent Ohio and took course in tree surgery When got back went to work for hydro and Ive stayed with them moved around all over Southern Ontario with forestry crews and came to Barrie 1955 as forestry supervisor Since coming to Barrie Les IIRIES accident October 31 Rev Cecil Brenn officiated Born in Barrie on October 1924 Mr Minnikin iivEd his en tire life here with the exception of the years when he served with the Irish Regiment of Canada Enlisting for active ser vice in 1943 he Vwent overseas the following year alter training at Camp Borden While serving in the Italian campaign he was wounded in 1944 After leaving Italy he took part in the liberation of Holland in 1945 returning home to Canada in the following Jan nary He was an adherent of the United Church Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Minnikin Barrie two brothers and four sisters Cecil of Angus and Harold in Barrie Laura Mrs Laird of Toronto Shirley Mrs George Maw of Egbert Barbara Mrs Brown Edmon ton and Mary at home Burial was in Barrie Union Cemetery Pallbearers were six cousins Ross Wallwin Emery Miller Barrie Earl Lumiey of West Hill Alan McIntyre King ston Gerald Brown Scarboro Gordon Lumlay of Pickering LES JOLLIFFE has been active in community affairs The organizations he has giv en time to include the Ylli YWCA Boy Scouts and Barrics Minor Hockey Lcaguc He is an honorary member of the Barrie Legion First Baptist Church and the Golf and Coun try Club Lcn and his wife Christina have two boys Leslic it who wants to bc physicist or an electronic brain programmer and Frank 13 THE EAERIE EXAMINER MONDAY NOVEMBER 1361 By SLlIFKIN With la candidates in the field for various office includ ing seats of reeve deputy rccve council and township school board there are indlan tions of rousing election in the township of Wat Gwillim bury next Saturday For what is believed to he the first time woman has signed her qualifications as candidate for the Council Mrs Viola Machlillnn who is min ing director in her own husi ncss but who stated that she was born on farm and had farm background has fallen in love with bar adopted township She says she has no axe to grind but feels that mycoar program should be inaugurated which would bring the township to position where it would be ready for development BACKS IDEA Although IIon Earl Rowe came in after Mrs ltfacllfillnno talk he voiced much the some thoughts and was heartily ap plaudcd when called to the plat form after the meeting was fin islicd Another woman who had been named on the nominations for member of the school board was Mrs Juuc Brown of Brad ford district although she has until oclock tonight to qual ily Less hobbies are golf Im vcry serious golfert bridgc and watching television dont read very much he says Id rather watch TV like to see all the sports events and the sing along musical shows are really good Lcs is in deadly earnest about the coming election He will be at Niagara Falls on business this week and will return Thurs day night for nomination But hes not taking any chances Just in case flat tire or some other mishap should dclay him on the road he has already fil ed written notification placing his name in nomination Ill be doing lot of com paigning this time he says and think my chances are pretty good To Experiment In Sweden With Cancer Shots TOC KHOLM Reuters Sweden will begin experiment ally vaccinating people against cancer next month it was an nounced Sunday group of 120 persons aged between 60 and 70 will be given vaccine made with dead can cer cells which are not danger ous First results of the experim ents will be known in about eight months and will determine whether or not they will con tinue Aim of the experiment fi nanced by two Swedish insur ance companiesis to find out whether the vaccine will pro mote the production of antibd dies in healthy people DAVE lIIcCLYlIIONT Is Candidate For School Bd Dave McClymont has an nounccd that he will stand for nomination to the Barrie Public School Board resident of Barrie nine years Mr McClymont has been active in the Boy Scout Associ ation St Andrews Presbyter ian Church and is Sunday School superintendent of the Prcshyleiran Church in the East end of Barrie Barrie All of my life have been interested in youth said Mr McClymont have been as sociatcd with the Scout move ment for do years During this time have been Rover lead er and Scout and Cub master he said Mr Mcciymont added that he thought this background ex pcrience would prove valuable asset if he were elected to the School Board INVENTOR Requires Financing For Inventions Two in ventions Protectedby Patent Will sell inter est Enormous potential Please send replies to BOX 92 THE BARRIE EXAMINER Message To The Electors Of Innisfil As candidate for council wish to take this bpportunityto express my views on few outstanding issues which are of the ut most importance to the residents of Innisfil Township Regarding our assessment If it were low ered approximate 20 we would appreci ate savings of 22000 dollars on county pay ments alone The same savings would to our High Schools Hospitals etc payments made on assessment basis WW and any giving Many Nominated In Gwillimbury any one matter with which the ratepayers were discouraged pality since 1955 and it was felt there should be shakeup The only criticism of any ac count camc from Councillor William Scotch who had been quoted as saying there would be more accidents on the Canal Road Ho said they had been using horse and buggy roads in the township long enough but the old system is hard to get rid of The redrcdging of the canal was largely responsible for tho condition in which the road alongit was left when 17 foot is moved ovcr it leaves too little for road use NOT CHANGE Reeve Herb Hugth kept his calm and smiling personality and said he felt that after it was all settled down the ratc payers would not change any considerable number of votes Below is list of those nom Inutcd all of whom have until nine oclock tonight to qualify FOR REEVE Hughes of Gifford Knecshaw of Gifford FOR DEPUTY REEVE Neil Weir Bradford James Batcman Bradford Wilfred Knecshaw Giliord Stanley Cairns Bradford FOR COUNCIL William Scotch Bradford Edward Bradford Gor don Bradford Graham Dar ling Bradford Arthur Wright Gilford Mrs Viola tIaciIillan Tottcnham Cairns Brad ford Dominic Simone Brad ford Keith Langford Brad ford FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE Neil Weir Bradford Joe Vernon Cookstown Mrs Jane Brown Bradford We learned this morning that there are two qualifiers for deputy rceve James Batoman and Stanley Cairns For recvc the former deputy Wilfrcd Kneeshaw is opposing iicrbcrt Hughes For Council Edwards having retired form er councillor William Scotch and Mrs Macmillan have al ready qualified SET SHEARING MARK WELLINGTON NZ Reut ersiA 29yenrold shearer Bosher sheared 606 lambs at the rate of one every so sec onds to set world record and win almost $550 in bets Satur day The previous record for normal pinghour day was 54 lambs UP NIGHTS Makes Many Feel Old Before their lime mnnammmucmmm feel omel nod more depressed than loa clean and worrying about Gettlng on mth um rennetit burning Ind Within urination Bockache Bladder strum Cloud 11mm or Eben nmic Patna due to Klan and Bladder irritation In such man Now Improved cum usually tum quiet wonderful murmur relief nntIsanII in acid urine and by rdnxlnfi min rclicvin on Get mm from dmanlst todnl For better inst IS YOUR BEST BUY for H995 NOTHING DOWN Easy payments over YEARS on monthly gas bills Installs carnalu II tithixiliflfiddt filial to connect lift nnnrt uiiunr baro mat com Discussions at the meeting did not indicate that there was it seéms there just has not been an election in the munici PLAYWRIGHT ADDRESSES FELLOWSHIP Playwright Lister Sinclair tarian Fellowsh Mr thi talks with Ken MacDonald 1p MI clair addressedth fell president of the Barrio um mm 1° Cancer Society Former Orillia Mayor Dies Ill 77 Reports On Aid problems facing ORILLIA CP Henry Gcorgc Pack 77 who served as Barrie unit of the Canad ian Cancer Society passed motion at its monthly meeting and made two visits to sick pa ticnls mayor here from 190a to 1941 dicd here Saturday Born in England Mr Pack came to Orillla as child and Volunteer helpers have also was educated hem Ilo opcr tried store on Main Street for 20 years lie is survived by his wife daughter and son Kenneth of Ottawa SAVING WOOD SEOUL South Korea Rout ersiln its campaign to pro soer the nations forests thew government of South Korea has ordered halt in production of chopsticks and railroad ties been making home visits to pa tians Several members from Barrie attended the first annual meet ing of the Orillia Cancer Unit Mr Mills prescrich diplo ma from the head office of the Cancer Society to Phil Snuve 1961 campaign chairman in re cognition of the unit going over its 1961 objcctivc Three Girl Guides from St Marys Separate School Bron da McMahon Mary Ann Stone and Elizabeth Gray are carning their gold cords One of their duties is making cancer dross ings evcry Saturday morning in to send $150 to assist tomin of five whosc father has cancer Two new board members lromblay and Dr liastings were welcomed President Peicr Mills gave report on the workshop held in Huntsville Mr Mills Mrs Mui zic Murphy Mrs Barkcy and Mrs ii Wharton attcndcd from the local unit Phil Suave was appoinlcd as chairman for district replac ing Gcorgo LeColIicr Treasurer Mrs Mych rc portcd that $35807 had been III CARDBELL LTD Furnituro Moving and Slorago Commercial Warehousing gnrmo paid in October for welfare work room rent and incident uls The unit Is without an educa tion chairman It was reported that efforts were being made to secure one in the very near future Mrs Wharton reported that 11 patients had been trans ported to Princess Margaret Hospital She also gave out 952 dressings and onc colostomy belt She had visited 10 pa tians and said that 31 patients were on her list for care Mrs llcffron gave four gifts from the gift cupboard LBS CHOICE BOLOGNA the Cancer Unit rooms Memorial gifts for her totalled $40 LINGERIE SWEATERS BLOUSES SIflRlS SLACKS DRESSES GLOVES BAGS JEWELLERY Octo Ageots for North American Van Lines PA 66555 Shop Here For The Lady of Your Choice USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Lenas Lingerie and Sportswear $8 DUNLOP ST LBSSKINLESS WIENERS LBS MEATYVPORK NECK BONES ROUND SIRLOIN WING STEAK CHICKEN WINGS JAYS TOMATO EIUICE FANCY NO VMclNlTOSH LEAN BONELESS ROLLED nonsr 79 49° 00 48 OZ Tl NS APPLES dont 55° or ssKT ioooMARKii lo Donors BARRIE 6° monthlyl In our csoven cm as DON IN Few nouns Units for all types of home heating FREE BURNER SERVICE Vol company am not nmploy doorito aw in mm nor trio hon cmvssaen an Information about dram llcnnsod by on Ollilfln noun ma mun mm union call or min on SalI mmnt pl as JACK TORRENS us in Innisfil more equitable mean by this that or bodies SEenring Crankshaft gives you so much more quiet ISmOOEhDBSS for your money in the SIM ma Economy car not skimp only on lul FRENCH MOTORS is amnom Street Barrio outing as high EN See tomorrdws paper for comments re roads Vote Jack Earrjens FOR COUNCIL DECEMBER 1961 ETTORONTO ST PA 56558