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QUEENS PARK wla ism med with children with thelr bicycles this morning The ev ent was the bicycle madeo jointly sponson by Barrie Recreation Committ Barrie City Police in the bove photo recreation leader Penny Tompkins wstdres Bob Lynch take the test through the pillars Each competitor starts with 100 points and they are deducted lor penailies dub ing the riding tests or to lsults on the bicycle Each thirsty rider at the comple Pdssenger Traffic Up At Gray Coach Depot Pamnger tralllc through Bar rie Gray Coach station is heav ier by on per cent over last year said manager Byrne MAY About 90 coaches day stop at the station and during vacation time there are many extra chars tered coaches 0n Dominion Day there were 60 extra coach stopping at the station More people seem to be travel ling to the west coast by coach than belore Every day there are two or three coaches pass ing iluough on their way to Vancouver and they are all lull QUICK rant presenter in hurry can make the trip lrorn lhronto to Vancouver in three days staying on the same coach the way The hues sre sil air conditioned and ohly stop at diilennt contra siong the mule to change driven ikevelim who want more relaxed iornney can sto over night snd continua their ourney next morning on another coach Nut all the complex services TORONTO STRIKE Continued lrorn page one but the union has not indicated whether it will turn up There was no optimism at quick settternent ol the strike iirst eyes at the three papers despite the tact that negotiators tentatively settled all issues but onejurisdi on over electronic computers during 22 arduous months ol bargaining FEARS LONG DISPUTE Willred Healy Toronto lawyer and oliicial spokesman lor the newspapers said the dispute could be settled anytime but tear it mightgo on tor good ionzgthn There was possibility that it the publishers lound it too tough to put out paperson their own they might combine their lorces to publish during the strike Vrliiarn Rankin assistant to the vicepresident at The Globe and Mail said it more dillinui ties were encountered there might be some sort ol amalga mation All other unions at the papers flayed on the job and honored tberr agreements However reluctant support or the 1117 came lmm the Ice Telegram editorial employees who have dillerent contract were told an individual may reluse to cross the picket line without lear ol losing his lob but this decision must be taken by himseit and not as result oi meeting For the time being the strike Izvmdowed fiwmmr point to are ever since the parties started nego tiations to replace twoyear contract that expired Dec rear The new work rules embrace wage Increases shorter hours and other benefits but the one that triggered the strike in holved the handling or the lirst time ior publication oi teletype setter flfi used by nipby papers opera machines automatically The tape contained Toronto Stock Exchange quotations pro vided The Star and Telegram by The Canadian Press When members relused to handle the cape they were suspended The gener llU walkout tol iowad wl minutesfl telnational Brotherhood oi Teamsters truck delivering newsprint to The Globe and Mail was turned back by pick ets firursdaynight Casey Dodds seidr No tniehsimanned by our teamsters will erossit the ficiret line or theyll be in true CITES LE 08 the ayaters canadlan ti rector said the ITU has teiuud to cooperate with the Team slers on several occasions but in spitejo thadoubl well remarried Mr bf The lobe and Matt were told by ibeiruniqn the Tomato local of ii American Newapa per Guild can that they 1itlnorlr whenimd $090 filii iiiE liiiifl it hunodrnrugsumarmun 5mm your equipment ran gr =qu ammo ml mint Mamie ho Salmon emaeausei in set the lainch at the coach line go such vast distances Many sre locsl ser vices lrom Torontoto connect Lilith all lawns and cities in 0n During one day or instance coach with enough luel lor miles can make two trips irom thaBayStdc lnTorontoto North Buy an return The Grey Coach Line also or ganises lreight service across Csnsds Bpormd parcel can leave Toronto at ltle pm to day and be in Winnipeg at nine oclock tomorrow night To complete the services of the Gray Coach the local ser vice supplied by Greer Trans port operstes lrom the station and serva the local areas with reguier services to all parts at Barrie and outlying towns tionrotthe course receives bottls oi pop OBiTiiilltY JAMES MeCIJflLKY Funeral service or James Hugh Healthy 72 oi as Mar cus Street wss held at Jere oetts nrnerai Home June 50 Mr hicCurley died at his home on June 21 Born in Davenport Devon shire England oi lrisb descent Mr MoorrIe came to Canada at the age it and settled in the district oi Nierton lie served in World War iNln JIM 1915 to July 19 with the First Division Cana dian Artillery He married theiarmer Mar garet McIntosh in Toronto in November 1m Mr Moosrley worked for the Brennan Paving Company oi Hamilton lrom mo to 1927 He wss then employed by the Can adian National Railway in Or iilia and remained with the many until his retirement in August 1065 He is survived by his wile and three daughters hire Johnston Eileen of Toronto Mrs Lloyd Strome Gerald lne cl Winnipeg and Mrs Wil linrn Dsarnan Jenn oi Vancou ver and l2 grandchildren APalibaarere were his two OPP Traiiic Sergeant Tries New Saiety Measure methods Ontario Provincial Police Scr geant Andrews will try anything to save lives sud crum pled lenders His latest scheme even involves Barries tratiic department Andrews liar the past lEW aids has borrowed it read cones from supervisor Jim Lowe and put them on hwey 400 ere on the highway where cars come all the Bayliald St cloverieal to travel south The purpose is to take the earsriurther dawn the highway helore they merge into the south bound trailic The cones he said gt are merely preventing drivers iresn ignoring the solid white line and driving into the inside His ant has been Very successiu in stopping trailic ileum both on the highway and on Bayiiald St Sometimes the care condos ell Beylield St have even stopped tralllc on the highway he said lie as cement curbs will replace cones Themcrlr ment may soon be tried on top oi the bridge OPP district which in cludn Simcoe County is ex Vpecting more motorcycles These are expected to increase the elliciency al highway patrols since theyailow the oillcer to move between two stalled trailie CONSTABLE DDN BUD MEI checks the bicycle Chuck Brown More he tskes grandsons William and Ten Ience idurston and his iour bmthersiniaw Roy hiclntosh Duncan McIntoIh Clayton Mc lalosh and Ross Jewell Honorary pallbearers were Dirtson iaotr Ficethnm bio Quade it Scrutnn anly Hunt and George Dohcrty Funeral service was conduct ed Rev William Bell and hurl was in St Pauls Came lery Palnswlck TODAY manager it tarman Jobs Available Nstlonsl Employment Service oilics continues to hsve dillicuity workers lor many classifies dds It spa ml an Mildyr said the an Ice has vacancies listed in ms cstmriss an in it cougarlast WI maintench can ism hsods auto body repairman hm sub mechanic licence bank clerk Grade xu boat er proilesioo sl engineers time study ragla err Itsnt lumth oullflli Grailnu pining indostrisl lite inmsnct salesr loss and moons marine the test course Constable Bui mer checks the brakes height at saddle above ground and othsriea and makes rm commendation to improve the ulety oi the bicycle iiiiiM PRICES GRAIN Oats opened unclean ed Octo berho ti hsrley un sand to Vs higher July 117 flex to ii lower 310 it rye it it lower in TOCK PRICES Compiled by Flynn rs Dunlop Bi barrio INDUITRIA Asbestos Ahlllbi Aigams sml Aluminium moons out Alberta on Tr Ara Argus Pld Alleniic Sugar akuer Mont Ink ol all Tel aruutrn BAA Oil Cdsl AvisUnn cnnrm Cdn era lsiconhl Lairde iv on Home iii Hudsons Ely Hts Oil We inter mix um Eiu Canhilnds5m Con Piper Cons Gas JOCK Clllll sushi hgisnd rm Tobsneo Inter liliii lnterprov Pipe Harden llrrru Hawk Siddsl dud Ely in El aim Isons Ehsl 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mm u°°ui°i no or no red visit temporsry olilce oi the Ns one Employment serv ice at Altiston Forecast Rise In ermometer Cooler weather Is in etas tor harri snd district lemma There may be sesttcod thunder showers too The Berria Examiner thermo meter di 1nd to comiortsble grant and hsdslmsdn to noon today Iys unr may not go beyond Smalls Cooler wssthu ac eoied cloud and show ers will lr ad southward throughN Ontario today all wiil have oh the Upper Lakes am sad will cominua its southward march rough the Lake St Clair Lake Erie southernwlfie ilulrzgrra Ni srs reg ons sor on em liton gttmw with law cloudy intervals today and Bsundsx amenable temperatures win Northern Lake Huron wret aro Lake Ontsrlo re ons 1hr onto Sunny with sw cloudy intervals with essonsble tasnlt perstures todsy and Saturday Chance oi thundershowsrs Bat urdsy sltarooon sod evening winds light becoming northlr is late turdsy liburtcn southern Georgian lsy eastern Latte Ontario re ions Klilsioe Bunnywitir aw cloudy ods and not much chsn temperature to dli Satu variable cloudi ness and coosr with scatth showers or thtmdershowars winds 11 becoming northerly ll Satu ay 3sturdsy mo the cooler Mentum fisult 5MB us White River IMMIDIATI iii 2nd Mortgage leans Anywhere an All names sad rutil ra¥dvr1 rr an 32m iiim My all was Ions in Clioan improve Mar worthwhll Write or Phone mom Mortgage Funding Over 888688888888883888 THT OPININGAOF THT BARR PUBLICVIIBRARY WILL BE DELAYIP FOR AT LIAIT MONTH Books due July 15th may be kept until Aug 15th without paying line he to on mega of books or 1m liiar St where there is The ma hereiurnedsn timedan Llhr in arms