ALI FRED SHIT Wm pleting his 10th year on city council is seeking support irom Ward voter in his bid or election to another term Aid Smith has been chairman oi councils public works com mittee tor the last four years and earlier served on the city status cammiltm the arena commission and tire and trai tic committee He now sits on the parks and recreation com mittee Aid Smith is photo grapher operating his business in Harrie tor the past 19 years JOHN MCEVDY operator of Star Typewriter Co in Barrie has lived in the city forever in cars moving trom Tomato wit his wife and two sons Lorne and Terry hicEvny He is taxpayer in Wards and as well as Ward in which he is running or city councl lie is director and secretary or the Canadian Oitice ltlacbine Dealers Association Mr Mc Evoy believes sound business principles applied to the citys administration will result in holding thetax line we CHARLES CHRISTIE who lives at it Parkside Drivz op crates Christie Appliances in Barrie lie is making his first bid or office in many years but is no stranger to municipal politics having served on the Barrie toua council tor three years as alderman and one year as dcputyrecve in the midiorties He has lived in Barrie since me son tea ches at Ulien University in New York and daughter ltirs Ron Stewart lives in An Afternoon The Senior Citizens One at the most exclusive clubs in Barrie has one at the highest memberships The Senior Citizens GetTo gather Club has more than 90 members and expects to tap lilo beiore too long Reason theyciub is exclusive is members must be at least 50 years old toyoin The club meets In the Army Navy Air Force Hall on Dua lop St every Tuesday afternoon from to Alter halthour singsong and short business meeting mem bers get down to the most en Joyahle part of their atternoon playing cuohre Chinese check ers or lust sitting and talking Most popularrgame is enehre nresdnyalternoon there were slightly more than 50 members present and to were playing the 793 Eille ALTHOUGH EDCBItE is the most popularggamc when the Senior Citizens Get Together club meets several enjoy Chi Citytpoliee are seeking the river of vehicle that rammed parked car on wellington St atii pm yesterday car owned by Barrie Alder man to Joli esustained $125 damage to the eit front door Mbii parked on he th5id Wellington St ear num Abcli presidentsays the club was formed so many at the members can get out one after noon week and get together with other people instead oi sitt ing at home We appreciate the chance to get amongst our iricnds he said The loyeareld club was start ed bythe Soroptimist club it met at the loyal True Blue Hall on High Stuntil the move to the Dunlap St address inlnnu aiy Club dues are only one dollar per year although there is vol untarycollcction box at the door The oldest member is Mrs Violet viseman who will he 83 on her next birthday She was the second person to Although organized primarily ior theiannrentertainmenL the arse checkers PRO LEFT Mrs Ellen ernes Mrs Martha Kellnnd Mrs Alice Seal and Mrs Daisy Eaguley toria and Sanford so resulted total at 41th damage to the two vehicles involved nan 24 or Lawrence Ave onto was eastbound on the senior citizens support some charitable activities Yesterday several gifts were collected tor the White Gilt Campaign sponsored by the horric Branch at the Canadian Mental Health Association The gilts go to patients oi the Ontario Hospital at Penetnnguishene 0n the serious side when member dies oi heart attack 55 is sent to the Henrtlund Likewisewhen cancer is the cause at death the some amount is sent to the Canadian Cancer Society When member is ill flowers or iruit basket is sent Vice presidentoi the club is Wilt Presslck second vice presldcnt is Mrs anetAnderson secretary iaMrsMnry Grant ham while the treasurer is Mrs Ann Grantordc T7 Club meets for four hours each Tuesdaylatternoon at th Ar myNavy and Air Force Hall on Duolop St We WW 2252 ward Candidates aver PDPP seeking cit tion for the first lime in Bar rie has lived in the city 14 clr5 moving here with De Vilblss Canada Ltd where he is now personnel and trot iic manager Mr Popp is well known in soltball andminor hockey circles and is past president at the Barrie Jay cees and iormer chairman oi the winter carnival committee in Popp who lives at int Sunnidale lid is married with two daughters Set For Previev at Chicago is the theme for Harrie Collegiate Bands concert tomorrow even ing at Central Auditorium lliueh oi the program is that which willbe presented by the band next week at the United States MidWest ltlusic Clinic Thursdays concert is thirdnn the annualseries presented by Barrie Collegiate Bend Associa tion having been precedcdby the Toronto Symphonyorchostra and the National Ballet oiCan ado Canadian Opera Company will givethe itinai coneert late next month Director Allen Fisher states that the current Earpiece en semble ls inmnny sections the ï¬nest group in the more than 25year history at the bands The trumpets are exceptional ior in stance aed mostother groups areat top peak oi tonal and ex ecutional taeilit Tomorrnws concert has been sellout for some time it was an outstanding honor for Berrie Cnllegiate Band to be invited to play at the US MidWest Clinic in Chicago the only Canadian group ever to be invited This happens to be the third year ing been made in 1952 and again in 1955 when the band played Trying To Form Scorer Drum Corps Efforts are being not to term senior drum corps in the city Aimeeting Tuesday ev ing re vealed there re to me over the age all interested in ming sueha band Bob talcas one ni the men trying to organize the band said allow on men would be needed beto pEonld getbit the ground It tormed it would era is contour Cuba on previous trips havï¬ bathe lirstsdniordrum and AL MACMILLAN district manager with hell Telephone has lived in Barrie iortwo years moving mm the Port Credit area in January 1965 Mr Macmillan who has been with the Bell ior at years is married with five children and lives at Parker Ct lie is making his iirst attempt to gain an elected post but has been active in the Rotary Club oi Barrie and the Chamber of Commerce since coming to THE BARBIE EXAlliNEfl WEDNESDAY Dacia1m cellegiate Band Chicago with the worlds greatest lrurn pet virtuoso Rafael Mendez of Mexico and California GUEST CONDUCTORS Accompanying the band next week are Howard Cableout standing Torontomusician and Wing Commander Cliiford Hunt director of music tor Royal Can adian Air Force They will gnest conduct the band in sev eral numbers before the us audience at lulQ Hotel Sherman Ballroom Dec 1314 in addition tothe itsmonetize the band will be aï¬ompaniedby several parents who willact as chopeyones etc Tour manag cr isDrRohert Delaney an alumnus otthe hand and cur rently president oi the associ ation Travel isby Greer bus to Toronto and byCanadian Na tional Railways to Chicago leav ing Barrie Tuesday evening Dec 12 returning Satrnday night Dec 15 a1 program and Chicago liner ary will be published in later article gt caromr arm stance WASHINGTONtAFl Plesi dent Johnson signed Tuesday bill that authorizes 5389000000 more in yfedml health aid over thenext three years including $40 oooooo for rat extermina after work irom discomfort oi rhoum smand ner vous disorders Campaigning Quietly Candidates kl ng support from Word votyrs in Saturdays municipal election are campaign ing quetly in In eiiort to up lure the three city council seats in that area In the running are incumbent Fred Smith and newcomers Ill Macmillan Burt Pow mailed Christie and John McEvoy AldrSmith whohas served as public works committee chair man or the past two terms cites his experience and record in cities in his campaign for reelection its alsosces number at condoning problems that will need portenced hands to solve in eonrlng term Aid Smith has suggested tillth when TRUCK censors Aziquwin narrlg man was killed early this morning when the truck he was drith lcit Highway lit near Mullen ald River and an rock out Donid Charles Golds at at North St was alone Inhis Barrie Delivery Service mall truck proceeding north on Highway to at 210 and The vehicle went out oi control and crossed to thedltcb on the west side of the hlghrvayvhue it hit rock cut The driver was pronounced dead at the scene An colony was conducted this morning at Soldiers Mem orial Hospital In Orllllu itlr Golds was single and llvin with his parents Mr and Mn it Golds no Golds is pre Prietor oi Guidl shat Service to Hrrte MacDonald River is located about 15 miles north at Port Seven BPB Installs 1968 Ofï¬cers Corby was elected Worthy Patron at Royal Black Preceptory N0 601 Annual meet ing was held erauanomorange Hall with AllenPnst County Master in charge installation was conducted by County Master other 1968 otticcrs elected and installed were Ed Handy Deputy Patron William Wallace Chaplain Handy Recording Registrar Henry Financial Registrar Carter Treasurer Tatton and Hunter Lecturers Mc lvhlrter and it Martin Censors ll McCraeken and James Nich olson Standard hearers gtCrnwiigdr Purser Tort Preceptory conunittee is com posed oi it Marsellnsrll Kirk Wallace and Pagan capital budget review to assure that money isnt borrowed un necessarily tor municipal inn iecis The road program should matinee on payasyongo basis to keep the capital debt It minimum he believes WATERFMRT Among the most important Jobs in Ihe city over the next ten years will be walertrnnt devdopmcnt and Aid Smith aig gcstr commission that would consolidate budgets and oper ations oi the harbor cemmtsslon parks board and public works committee Mr Macmillan believes high priority should be giventobest planning or the use at land in Barrie with special attention to development to the proper plac es oi highth apartments And be advocates ilrm plans to control spending We have to rcnllle that we cant have ev erything todoy Mr Macmillan said Burt Poppl making his first bid ior elected oillcc believes that his experience in the busi ness world as an executive with DeVflhtss Canada Ltd will he signiï¬cant aid in civic admire lstraiinn HAS EXPEIUENCE Charles Christie who had tour years conned experience in the midomen has no particular complaint with present civic ad ministration But there is sin by room ior improvement Mr Christie said and he believes he can help bring about that im provement with Ward counfli seat major project successfqu completed rt ri his earlier council term was installation oi artiilcial ice and construction oi the Barrie arena lohn lieEvoy operator at Star Typewriter 20 is st critical among Ward candi dates of the present councit He lively campaigned against location of dump in what now Ward and oppos es erection of garbage humor as unnecessary and costly itlr McEvo calls present cï¬ planning gcporlge and ur gcshadherence to paper fon mu Phone Bernice Back To Normal Telephone service had been vir tually restored this morning tol lowlng almost two days oi round the clock worthy cell We phone crews who repaired anal most completely severed under ground cablo at Bradford and Dunlap streets The cable the largest used by the telephone company was cut by an employee of the water works department of the Barrie Public Utilities Commission Mon day morning Approximately 000 telephones were cut oil second cable near the same spot which serves Ease Borden was partially damaged Ahnntrï¬ telephones were put out at ser vice At noon Tuesday small cable was cut on hradiord St at the Dangerfield Motors lot workman sliced through 100 telephone cable while he wu installing light standard Servicehere which alieth several businesses hr the area was restored this morning Peter Kite supervisor oi the repair service or hell Tele phone said the break at Brad tord and Dunlop streets was the worst he had seen in year Ductwork pretedlnz thecabte will have to be rebuilt so crew will bevon tbeSceoe for some time yet Persom who were absent from their homes during the break and iind their telephones not work ing should notify the telephone company sorthetr service can restored stscronarc 0EWARD4 lhank you sincerely ior your confidence and co operation tor the past two years will continue to serve you equally and im partially Thank you again ALDEEMAN Dorian Parker Ivv