HERES GOOD way for girl to boat the heat Eight monthold Robin Jordan with on Mt from her mother Fitzpatrick HSaiIS To In Long Distance Rgce John Fr patrick of Barrie won his seco arow Lake Simcoe long distance race yesterday in corrected time of five hours and eight minutes His shark clam sailboat cross ed the finish lino at 472 pm 10 rnlnules after 55 meme yacht skippered by lrvingGer stein ol heiroy Fitzpatrick won with eight nilnntestdsparennderthe bans cllcap system used or the race Crewlng rtorvhim wcre Kurt Born and Jim Hutchinson Fifteen hurls olll different ltlrs Jack Jordan of Thomp son Street tries kingsized ice cream cnnc other Barrieres identa stayed in the shade or hotel went to the baystde perks to cool all Sunday Examiner They 11ka To Cool Spots As The Temperature chrsf This years warmest temper oturcs sent Barrie residents flocking to local beaches and waterfront parks on the wees cod The high for the area was at Base Borden where the mercury climbed to 94 in the shade Johnson Street beach ivis packed by noon Sunday as hnn dreds tried to banithe heat with swim and the lake breeze Latecomcrs were to to park their ears on Shanty any Road and walk two blocks to get to theswlmmlng arm clams entered the Emile evenL Ten finished Any boat bertbed on Lake Sirnv we is eligible to participate in the test for the Eric Mercer trophy The start was to be at am but dead calm forced officials to put it all until 1055 when the starting gun sent the boats across he line in front Barrie Yacht Club Alioronto man Allan Leihel skippered the secondplace hunt dragon His boat crossed the line at fllird place went to Phil Blsh Union Seeks To Represent TORONTO CF The United Government Workers of Ontario striving to represent all Onmrlo government workers eiectcd Ronald Lamb of Whitby president Sunday at their first provincial conference Ronald McKenzie of North Bay was elected vicepresident and William Moss of Smiths Falls smelarytrcasureret the meeting attended by UGWO delegates and Andrew Andras of Ottawa director or government employees or the Canadian Labor Congress The UGWO was established April 28 by Whidry members or the 39000nrember Civil Service Association Ontario Last Wednesday UGWO put up picket lines around Whitby Psychiatric Hospital meeting the to locals elected the Ontario Government Workers provincial execuhve and passed provisional constiutlnn sub Sect to approval by rounding convention next February Elected to the provincial exec utive council wme Thomas Rog ers Burwasb Gordon Mac Donald Bowmnnvllle and James Saunders Chathnm Donald Reunion UGWO busi ness manager said the union hgpes to apply for CLC affili as soon as possible We intend UGWO to be full labor union not an association like CSAO Our prime aim is to bargain collectively for all On tario civil servants in order to improve their wages and work ing conditions Neither the CSAO or UGWO is certiï¬ed as sole bargaining agents for provincial civil ser vants but CSAO is given dc faced recognitionby the prov race of the op He and his crew were snl lng shark Giles Boucher was tourlh in cygnus small ver sion of shark Gerstein first rncross the line placed fifth under the handicap system The remaining finishers in the racetfrom barbie to Fox islaan and back are as Inflows Tcd Vaoyu and his Hughes 24 sitth eDrrPrScoticldand his Bluer Morris hlacLoren win ligh nlngeightlr Dr John Czizrny and tourmetre yacht ninth and Ivan Sarnssy in his hnmemad US Saigon Set For Oiiensrve shifsotv helmits he fence Secretary Clerk Clifford got brieï¬ng from US com manders today on the latest Viot Dong threats to Saigon and the northern provinces as the capital city awaited new of tenslve South Vietnamese police want on another of their periodic full alerts after an intelligence re pnn indicated possible maior attacks and intense terrorist ac tiviï¬es in Saigon beginning at noon But the noon hour passed with only one tinWrist incident re ported in 24 hoursUS offl cials indicated the intelligence information came from lowlevel source The general lull in the ground nor also continued anvnxnnmnn wnNr ADS new Imperial Shanty Buy Drivein Hilllinln Drlveln Softball United Electric at Universal 700 flair ILLED Lions Pool on Groove Street was filled almost to capacity all day sunday Kempcnfelt Park Centennial Park and St Georges Park were busy places as people occupied the best available picnic tables so they could eat dinnerin com parative comfort Kempenleltï¬ny was at its IN Town LOUN Wellington Hotel The Bernie ueens Hotel The Spoken Continental inn Carmel nyshm irov The Sound busiest all summer Sundry nlv ternoon as people fortunate enough to own boats took to the water Prnvincini parks in the area were lammed as people tried to find shade for family outings Vasnga beach had is biggest influx of tourists of the summer Thousanda tritd to ind roller in the warm waters of Notta wasaga Bay Some people who felt provinc fol parts were too full and the Barrie bench was too crowded stayed at home and tried to boat the heat Stephen Allan and Kenneth Bryan of Grove Street used the old standby of running through lawn sprinilcr the rode through on thelrvhfcycles and tï¬rally sntln the spray on lawn chairs Their parents watched from the shady side of the house Robin Jordan of Thompson TONIGHT GES Early Duo Four Trio eLasalle 777 7lerryrlilann The Green Beret Yours Mineand Ours of rum Tarzan and the Great River plus The Waeragon Nottswa at Lakeview Dairy Senior Queens Park 830 Protest Could Move Rice Up Tops rad Noble of Bombardier in con Ontario Lulvpresenta tro phyrto Bruce Stcwartt boys lowgrosa winner in the Bart nte Parks and Recreation Com nuns lN cnnsii ker and Julie Hudson girls low gross winnen Low net winners were Karen Cunning ham and John Shnnyresse aim on for Colin MuMechan is or Toronto pres lde Donlands Dairy 1t rwasvm snt actory dttion with back injuries iitSonthltlus lr orial llospitial Sunday Cessna lll51 crashed in Lake Joseph near it to persons including it drén were kliledSaturday night when torrential rntns doused houses to ywilopse and union on landslides in rrcmta STARTS THURSDAY JUNE 20 Grand prize 24 cu ft Universal Freezer Winner to be announced on Bryan Barker 1141qu draw will ba made dhily for alink Elephant with no obligation from any Ba Store salesman All ballots must be mailed to Barrie Second Hand Storo or put in ballot box supplied of lore in care of do llcnttdn draw We run Vc oil Ends July Show at 55 will be ï¬nisher for Rice and Monnsteven Jerry Rice or Barrie finished in the sportscraft division at the 30th annual international Werboat regatta at Valleyfield Quebecthis weekend but still could move up to second Both Ricc and second place Hans Llebeneau of Cooksmle have lodged protest against firstplace finisher Ray Fernandez of Cooksville An alleged allure by man dez to follow certain rules prompted the complaint which has been lodged with the Cana dian Boating Federation At present Rice and codriver Ross Monnsteven of london are 200 points ahead or Fernandez in the competitionfor the Can adlan Sportscraft Championship if the protest is upheld they will move 600 points ahead it was an eventful weekend During the first 25 laps Satur daynear disaster occurred main steering brackht broke on the 15th lap The menu had to paddle to the pits 8y tied the bracket togetherwrt nylon rope and finished therace Needless to say we were the last to tinish Saturday said Ilice It is miracle we didnt spill when the bracket broke On Sunday they were giving Fernnndcz real battle when 13 gas tank shifted and pinched fuel li They still managed to finlsh econd that day allots are lrce Second Hand his start it 31 nnnutes SPORTS Cooler Intermediate Queens lark In Race Finish The two accidents it you take the pit stops out we ran faster than the winning boat he said butllralsthe breaks It took them two hours and nine minutes to tour the handle course at an average speed of little over so miles an hour Their fastest time crowd the mile and twothirds course was one minute in seconds Rice and Mounsieven who have won the Canadian Cham pionship the last two years in alrow using Chrysler boat and engines will compete next in the Barrie Regatta Aug Rice said the protest was the ï¬rst one he had odgod lnl3 yearsoi prof ionalyra works department were cast them Street tried to eat foothlgh sort ice cream cone he keep cool The temperature didnt drop to the low 7og untll alter mid night Accordtng to the weather of ice in Torontono rellof is ex pected from the hot Indhnmid wenlher until Wednesday or Thursday Consumer Pride Index Rises OllAlVA tCF Consumer prices race last month in all to cities and city combinations for which the Dominion bureau of Statistics keeps separate fig urcs the hurcanrepnrtod today The city indexes based on Pare living oaths frommontlr to month in each city but cannot be used to compare thocost of Jmngbetlmmedtmd aï¬UXT three ndl lThe ailCanada index rose last month to 1541 tram from in May and June last year Works Estiniales lire $03343000 TORONTO or The so 343000 riding estimates for 196569 the provincial public proved by the legislature lrlday ftter less than four hours of de BE The debate shortest of my departmental budgetduring the currentsesslon was in sharp contrast to the more than week spént discussing estimates or the attorneygenerals depart ment Those estimates came up for debate June 27 and were not approved untllVMnnday night Water scooter races at the Earrie Regatta this year ara ex pected to attract 35 contestants Entries for the race designed as halttime break between specdboat races at the regatta will be open until Aug Contestaan must be over years of age andmust Wear lilejacket and crash helmet Entry forms are available at Bombardier Skldoo Ltd on John St Only stock model Sea door will he accepted iortlie races The Aug civic holiday is the date for the annual regatta sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce For the first time this year at St Vincent Park In the past boats have pass ed in front of the crowd and then gone out of view said Dennis Colameco publicity dir ector of the Chamber of Com merce Regatta Committee We are also moving the pits closer ANb Mlmï¬w enoremuom LowLow iREGULAhDRY lt CLEANING mcrs lloin Dresses Skirts Plain rantso Lodiosrsloéks Mensï¬Smts Fart co Free Platup killeilvcry EHURQNIA CLEANERS rrf nun smunznm WALMIILM Traï¬ic Inning Busy Weekend Heaviest Yet vlhllls rm lined up hunger bunpcr on Highway to in til un Sundly as vacationers returned bane from the norlle Clrs passing through Barrie Sunday night on lilghwoy it were backed up from tho litre wins to the cut end plan on Blue street until it put This lr the heaviest week end we have seen this year for trot on Peter Head of the Toinlst information Centre on Him to hlr Head attributed the lam to what he called the chaoga over period for vanationera People who had the first two weeks or July olf were heading home those with the last two weeks were heading north he said BUMPEIVIOBUMPER Traffic was busiest between and 1030 Sunday nlghL it was bumper to bumper Friday night and was heavy on Satnre day and Sundnyuha said The lonlrst centre had 2500 visitors MartheWeekend This la equal to the figure for the past three weekends Mr Head expects the heav iest influx of travellers there in the next three weeks The next three weekends are traditionally our heaviest be said bins at the dropins at the centre were looking or beachu and wnterwoyl temperatures soared it was 93 degrees Sun day the hottest day so far this Banit Forest fire Is Under Control am AltnttCPi Mops ing operations of the largest orest fire in RockyMonntoln national park in more than 20 years movedehead today in an area air miles westof here The lire was brought under control Saturday night and fire fighting dutics by about 730 men were conï¬nedtoday mostly to hot spotstnstde and outside the 6000 acres of spruce and fir an WWW mmei other visitors were looking Four water bombers roared for campsites trailer alter and godmole brieflyA Sunday parks nor THIN This is the best car for Suigallon chemicalweter loads marshy He topslsm since 1m Mr Head were re se Am in the afternoon so other wa mm 1945i prices equalling100com bur it wiretapping Entries Openi Until litiguSl In First Water Scooter Race termrryingtalrcraft used in ï¬ghting the blaze which erupted in British Columbias Kootcnny National Park last Tuesday night were released Saturday The lire started by liming near Marble Canyon four miles west of the lidAlberta border nod over an area about sevannller long and up to two initiies wide as lt advanced act Jr es of the TransCan ada Highway of MAY TAKE WEEKS Steve Knn superintendent of banlf park said the mopup could last as long as three weeks depending on weather He said it the weather remained favorable tho mopvup could be over by Wednesday Wauld=Pcrinit ni TORONTO CP Wiretap ping shonldbc permitted by court order in the same way search worrant is obtained the president of the International Conference of Police Associa tionssald Friday an interview society should worry less about the rights of criminals and more about the hem Nirte cars lelt Barrlei at ll am and arrived at Midland where they were iolned by four more cars at 1130 0n the way to the Martyrs Shrine thencle picniclred at rights of their vi Ll le to the course so there will be less time between races The speedhoat races at Barrie are expected lobeone of the loan sharply the visitors has locreared 90 Witnesses From Barriév To Allendllleet Ynety Jehovahu Witnesses Barrier be Enough two other attending four days instruction in Christian works at an Ottawa convention begin ng AuguSt Chairman of the delegation ill be Russell Hershey prcsid minister of the Barrie Wit nesses He acid the purpose or ways to halt unrest eratron in society and degen ilte 22 hours or program sessions will be conducted in henchEngllsh and Italian The Ottawa sessinn is one of it in Canada Cars 0n Syd Brownoantosaid in lhe Georgian Bay heglon of the Antone and Classic Car Club second annual tour ttle Lake Park litter tour 01 theshrlnetbey visited in Mar Among The Harrods then paraded to tha Midland town dock gt Thirre was only one mishap on imp when one auto had two Flat Linea The cltlha feature can of the month is mi Model Ford coupe owned by Mr and Mrs Morgan Hills my mums mi tins esonarmm lrey round in competition this year liie competition is very close this year Harrie could be deciding factor Mr Cclsmc co said The awards or the race are nitrptbyfiarling Breweries the entire event will be in front lRGlNlA HAM With Iflneapplebancd v0 SPANISH snag seeor s1 15 Includes soup or Juice hot rollI elrnleo potatoes vagetnbles dos art and bovera