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LOCAL HUNTERS BAG l4 FINE DEER The 14 Hunt Club of Bar compriscd of 14 men who be lieve succesful hunting comes with organization proved their theory by bagging 14 deer in the Parry Sound area earlier this full Here are if of the men posed in front of their trophies From left to right front row Bray Burns Moren Pelhick Beswctherick Johnson Back row St Clair ItIarsden Lauzon It lirid ge Gate 11 St Clair Fleming Jack tIacLaren who took the picture said two additional deer were tale Christmas Party For Blind Enteriains Local CNIB Members Over 35 persons attended the annual Christmas party of the local Canadian Institute for the Blind held at Community House Included were sightloss persons their escorts and members of the Advisory Board of the CNIE The gathering was convened by Mr and Mrs Don Magec of Barrie and president William Clark of the Advisory Boa rd who welcomed the go ests Christmas greetings were ex tended by Field Secretary Murdock of the CNIB Following turkey Don Magee acted as MC and several lucky prizes were drawn and given to the blind Winner of the door prize was Master Jason Madscn The prize for the oldest lady present went to Mrs JStewart and for the oldest gentleman to Charles Striker Second youngest person was Master Keven Council and for those with the closest birthday Jason Madscn and Mrs Stewart singsong as led by Gor don Itlntleon of Tottenham ac companied by Mr Bell at the piano The guests were then entertained by several mus ical numbers from the Crab sisters with their accordions Mr and Mrs George Mulhol and of Straud gave several unusual end entertaining music al numbers with piano banjo and mouth organ Don Magce and Arthur Vorrali followed with mouth organ duet ac companied by Mr and Mrs Mulhoiland During Ithe evening favors were given to all the sightl ss persons present very jovial and lively Santa Claus arrived and presented each with gift candies and apples Owen St John expressed thanks for the group to Mr and Mrs Magee for wonder ful party and also to everyone who had helped to made the party success OBITUARIES RANDAL AIeCARTHY Randal Kerr McCarthy 73 of Oriole Gardens Toronto who retired from the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1946 after 41 years otservicc died Friday Dec at Sunnybrook Hospital Born and educated in Barrie Mr McCarthy began his bank ing career in Collingwond in 1905 He went overseas with the 72nd Regiment during the First World War and was wounded at Vimy Ridge ItIr McCarthy was an assist ant bank manager at Halifax and became an inspector at the banks head office on King Street West Toronto in 1929 He had been supervisor of per sonnel from 1934 until his relt tirement He was former member at the Toronto Golf Club and Granite Club and member of Christ Church Deer Park His wife died in 1950 He leaves daughter Mary Eliza beth Mollie McCarthy sis ter Vera Mrs William Thompson of Barrie and brother Ivan McCarthy of Moo trea Servicb for Mr McCarthy was held on Monday morning Dec at the Miles Funeral Chapel St Clair Avenue West followed by interment at St Thomas Cemetery Shanty Bay HERBERT NICHOL farmer in West Gwillim hnry for 32 years Herbert Ni chol passed away in Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie as the result of cerebral hemorrhage Mr Nichol had been in failing health during the past two years but death came sudden Iy Mr Nichol was born at Bee ton and spent his younger years theer before coming to farm on the 18th concession of West Gwillimbury After 32 years there he retired to RR Bar rie in 1952 In 1910 Mr Nichol married CHRISTMAS PERMS $2000 mm and $1000 LESS 50 1111 Dec 21 1961 Ruavs BEAUTY SALONS 124 DUNLOP ST PA 84421 17 ESSA ROAD PA 89811 the former Margaret Berry in Toronto who survives him with three sons and four daughters Norman of Barrie Irene Mrs Fred Hamblyt of Giilord Rilla iIlIrs Ken Davis of Rexdalc Ruth Mrs Ernest Cookt of Weston Ross of Rexdale Har old of Toronto and Irma Mrs Borden Andrewst of Bradford He was predeceased by son Roy sister Mrs Hattie Mur ray of Alliston brother El wood Nichol of Eeeton 16 grandchildren and two great grondchildren also survive The funeral was held on Nov ember 13 from the Lathangne Kllkenny Funeral Home Brod ford Rev MacTavish of Bradford United Church had charge at the services Inter ment was in Ebenezer Ceme tery Grandsons acted as pallbear ers Donald Cook Keith Cook Ken Hambly Gordon Hambly Gary Andrews and Lorne And TEWS The flower bearers were ne phews Alon Waites Earl Mur ray Lloyd Nichol and Bruce Nichol and two former neigh bors Douglas Kneeshaw and Oscar Sutherland on after the picture taking Iestivities LOCAL GENERAL PARTY POSTPONED The ladies night dinner and dance planned for tonight at Barrie Community House by the Kiwanis Club of Kempen felt Bay has been postponed to later date There were too many conflicting engagements for today GETS TV POST Edward Ted Delaney formerly of CKVIiTV Barrie has been appointed commercial manager for CFTOJIV Toronto For the past year Mr Delaney has been regional sales man ager for that station CENTRAL KEY CLUB Key Club at Barrie District Central Collegiate held its final luncheon meeting for this year on Monday at tho school Gary Kennington represented the club at the weekly Kiwards dinner the same day Key Club will resume meetings on Jan Since Kiwanian Bill Huntley has been moved to Toronto by his firm Harry Kelley will head the Kiwanis advisory commib tee to the Key Club in the new year STATION BID RESERVED Application of William Bramah of Toronto to set up radio station in the Town of Coliingwood has been reserved for Inter decision by the Board of Broadcast Governors in 0t tawa Opposition was present ed by the radio stations of Bar rie Midland and Owen Sound whose signals enter the Calling woodstayner area GETTING NEW FRONT The building at 43 Collier St is boarded up while installation of new modern front is be ing undertaken It is owned by MacLaren and Co chor tered accountants also houses offices for Moore Business Forms Ltd REELECT GERALD ROBERTS ALDERMAN WARD FOR SOUND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION For Transportation Call PA 83402 School Bd Candidates Are Well Known Here The following thumbnail stretches Ire of three of the candidate for electton to the Barrie Public School Board In m1 Mondays municipal election DORIAN PARKER tirs Dorian Parker candidate for public school board was born at Angus in 1913 and grind noted from Barrie Central Col legiate In 1941 During the war she worked for Defence Indus tries Limited of Alex returning to Barrie in IN to take posi tion as bookkeeper with the Brennan Co Mrs Parker and her husband Fred construction foreman have two children Paul 13 and Cami nine This year she was nominated for mayor eldA crman and school board trus tee and chose school board She ran for council in 1951 and 1959 and was defeated on both occasions Her Interest in public affairs dates back to her early school days when she won county public school speaking contest If elected to the public school board she would work to en sure that children In the area get half holiday to attend the Barrie fulr try to eliminate the letter system of marking grade one to six reports where each child is given grade average mark report rather than in dividual mark reports ask that tho multipurpose rooms in pub lic schools be available free of charge to students for properly supervised student functions Mrs Parker is recently oplt pointed life member of the Pro Hoila Plans Legal Battle In Canada MIAMI BEACH Fla AP Tenmsters Union President James Hoffa said Tuesday his union plans legal action soon to keep employees of truck lines that are being absorbed Into the Canadian railway system from being tr Ierrcd from the Teamsters to the Railway Clerks Union Hoffa said the Board of Transport Commissioners has recently authorized the railway system to acquire truck lines through subsidiary firm The tr lines employees have been represented by the Teamsters through bargaining certifications obtained in Data rio and other provinces Hoffa said When truck firms become part of the railway system he said the bargaining rights eer tiiications tically are transferred to the AFI CIO Railway and Steamship Clerks Brotherhood our lawyers soon will start the necessary legal action to un tangle the sttuation and keep those employees in the Team sters Union Hoffa said FESTIVAL RECORD EDINBURGH CPA record total of 99000 people visited this years din burgh Festival Nearly 40 per cent were from overseas including 4000 from Canada For Sound Positive Leadership backed up by years of continuous service on city councilsupport the man who is in touch with Barries Administrative affairs TO DAYI urcr Econ lor MAYOR 1962 I963 vinclhi Womens Softball Union of Ontario and has served on the executive of thin organiza tion for five years She is the daughter at How ard Willoughby and the lat hire Willoughby of Angus father of three boys each of whom has gone through the Barrie public school system Ed Normans interest in educa tion has grown to the point where he sat on the public school board and Is now stand tag for reelection EDWARD NORMAN Mr Norman is an activeman In the community As well as being trustee on the school board he is the Post Master of Kerr Lodge chairman of the Masonic Temple Company Lim ited secretary of the Barrie Power Squadron member of the Institute or the Chartered Accountants Association of On tario and the Barrie Lions Club superintendent of the Sun day School of St Georges Ao ghcan Church in Allondalc Mr Norman and his family moved to Atlantian In 193 where he was employed at the First Cooperative Packers In 1945 he bought the busi ness of Hanna Since then he has expanded the one store business to include appli ance and floor coverings as well as expanding the original hardware lines graduate of North Toronto Collegiate Mr Norman in also chartered accountant In having served on the board little less than year feel have gained sufficient experience and knowledge of the affairs of the Barrie Pubs lic School board to now be of real assistance to them said Mr Norman Mr Norman went on to say that during this time on the board the other members who are running for reelcctlan as well as the administrative staff have gained my respect and admiration for the official man ner In which all board matters are carried out They are fine group of intelligent individ uals and would consider It an To Open New Warehouse York Trading Limited gro cery wholesale house will open new warehouse facilities In Ear r1o on Dec 10 The company announced yesterday that It has leased 8000 square feet of space in building at the rear of the Campbell Company premises on Lorena Street The warehouse will be sup plied by the Orlllia branch of the company but will be oper ated as separate business No change is anticipated in the Orillla operations company spokesman said that the warehouse here should put the small grocery store operator on the same buying level as the larger choln oper ators and will sell only to re tailors who handle groceries tobaceos candies health and beauty aids The warehouse will be under the management of Aubrey Me Milieu honor to continue working with them in an effort to continue the high standards and to Im rare the education system in arrie JACK IllCLAREN An eightyear veteran ol the Public School Board Jack Mae Laren past chairman Is again standing for reelection father of two girls Jane and Susan Mr MncLarens home town Bow Island Al berta Following his gradua tion from Selkirk Devenshire Collegiate Manitoba he was employed at the Winnipeg Stock Exchange During the early 80s Mr htacLarea wark ed in the electrical department of the Winnipeg Electric Com pany After he joined the army at Camp Shilo in the spring of ill10 Itlr MacLareo was post ed to Camp Borden in October of the same year He complet ed his officers training course at Brockvllle On his return to Borden in 1942 Mr tlacLaren became an instructor in me chanical transport April 1942 was the month In which he was transferred over seas While there he served in England France Belgium Ger many and Holland He was wounded In Holland and return ed to Camp Borden In April of 1945 Mr ItiacLaren left the army in June of the same year He began working at Brown and Company Feeds and is new manager Since coming to barrio Mr MacLaren has taken an active part in community life Pres ently he is an older in St An drews Presbyterian Church president of the Barrie Athletic Commission and ccnvener of the blood donor clinic of the Canadian Red Cross as well as serving on the public school board Mr Macbaren is concerned with education even on pro vincial level being member of the Ontario Public School hustees Association still feel can assist the board and enjoy the work said Mr MacLaren If elected he can continue to serve on the provincial organization since the requirement is that mem bers have to be an elected member of public school board JACK POWER MocLAREN GIFTS FOR THE HANDYMAN bass 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