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MB AND IIIILS LLOYD Stra chan oi Banlo United Liusrch missionaries in Brazil were clashed borne Saturday ll they returned lor oneyear Imam kit to right are Mrs findtan Mrs Handrail oi l9 Donald St Mr Marshall Mr Strsohan and Barrie MissiOnaries Return From Brazfl Mr and Mrs Lloyd Strach an the first United Church oi Canada missionaries to Brazil have returned to their Barrio home alter five years at an experimental term In tho Bra ailiian Interior The couple and their two yearold daughter Andrco are spending the ilrst few weeks term owned of their yearlong furlough at the horns of Mrs Strachana parents Mr and hirs Llew Beaver of to Donald Street be fore moving to the University oiuwisconsln for studies in the la hlr Strachan whose home is in Oro township is director of the Methodist Disputes Could Put Severe Crimp In Economy Of Canada By BEN WARD Canadian Press Btsif Writer crisis In labor relations is facing some key sectors oi Ca nadian industry during the next our weeks Disputes Involving more than 175000 vuorkcrs are due to come to head Unless settlements are readied they Ihthcn new or continued strikes that cwid put severe crimp In the econ t7th lhe smtllgbt situation Is in the railway industry where ooononvopcrallng employees at 20000 conductors and trninmon are poised for walkout that would lie in the entire rail nob work it Marlo mm at time when irfldtt lactitties are be ing strained to hand both rec ord rinrrwnilc tralfic and tha enorrrms export grain mova meat COULD FORCE MISSION if all else fails Parliament likely will be called lrto emerg ency Mun to iorcs hoih sich into an ammnt Ii Crossnanaria runny by The Cahadlan lrarr nimu tliose four other major strik threats developing At the mmtrya nest moi plant the Slch 00 of Xanadu at Ilamdton 11000 workers are demanding 00 mi hnuiy wags and benefit package on top at their prey amt Amara oi was an hotlt At lruomalinnal Nichol 0t ri Canada biggest nlrirrt pro durcr in the until 1am Stallmy workers wont mo on tmr in atrial waga ltm rota new tr ms for rninera Surface wmirm erlvr an an hour Alurlinium On rd Canada liitlrmt Iit la faring un spotmm ware antlr truth 2100 writers win have re 11th an rdfrr to Mini curls an lmr to their preterit is born rwte not will Iatra strike onto wiry At air mayw llritlah Go hanira parts um longhm men are mung mrert hmrty rates In their ma rate Irdmt walkrasa lmwlnl MIII at this years Iahnr un mt sinany haw mined at Hamilton and lelll In dril snra ll the law and the plant tag IllI imlcrr During the mutual wurtm al Mn mu run mtrd In and their literal Minus and wmt the Mills oi futiIvrr bargaining Tillfl IN IVIMIIIEM iinruvmt into an rim tw Ins made to with four meior Hth already In muss The ytmnivr am at you of bonnie inrkrra ild It bra tlnnn more arwdtu arm at tour Dominion Textile plants in quaint woo mn Itrwttnn wortm an hydro rksrirnmlnt nintharr nl Qua Iwr trtv and 7f raurnlna in Nuth tvImutaa Tnthrr tttrsa amt VJHIIII mehr outta tnwvtvn sown 173000 workers During all oi me only mono took part in strike adios In Canada Already this Is being talked short as the year of the big ush for labor unions who va come under heavy as sure from their ratAha lie members to wrest major con ccssinns from orrrrloyeaw to counter rising prim Wags demands frequently range between 50 cents and Si an boss to be spread om two year contracts Deserts oi sat tlomcnts haw already been rmda in this range must note ahiy In the case at Ontario truck drivers Quebec long shorcmcsr and St Lawrence Seaway workers Joe Morris executive rict maiden of the Canadian La bor Congress says wildcats are mainly due to rankandflle lnretmiion with the legal do laya caused by accreditation pro cerium in moat caaca rtrtlra cannot legally be called until seven days after conditatian hoard files report DEMAND ACTION Some times Ihia mmhtrs is rhaggrd out for months ha raid in an interview Workers start dunriding Milan and when the mica csnt give them ation because rd the law they take It on thrmadvu So far this year labor unreat has been confined almost an tirliy to the three bi Mistrial pmvmceloihitarin we and iirttth Columtia At the rmmcnt Newtrnind land Prince Edward inland and Nova Scotla esrh have only on mail strike In prog ress Nrw Brunswick hunl any we are two rumnt strllll in liantwiw one in Saskatch ewan and three in Alberta Inifl mm In the seven Irwllrr Imvthm any the led mally ngmul away rallie mrnt has mum httle reoriinn armns muons hut in many areas we la la tityear for mnirsrt rawair Quelwvrs labor situation this year hu been runmt on Valle mate artml tumors and mm mtmsl hmpttst mir After sediment oi the hw Itsl stalks Imnier lrduwwl In rIIiAINI he mild Iniuvtaca lrg Motion to rwavmt aurh situa uun mr stains again All WA QllltK The sheath war on irrntrl erllflll In rm when llrlt IIlI Itsltll tint rnlucwl Alnllr bar In surrender in mtnulu In the Allied Ilh MINI hi the Birth miner the le Mm ad read Iin one Item at regular wires than any term miss summer Ivtlrie It MM III II buy any Item vrsnlar prlu mm alhrr nun In It so up in that um for last II Church at Brazil where he and his wile run program of health education and agricul ture for native larmerr Mrs Stradian describes the district about 200 miles from the Paraguay border or rich area compared with poorer country to the north but farm are still cultivate the soil by hand While the religious aspect of their work is perhaps the most important the centres stall also attempta to help native farmers materially by introduc Ing new agricultural tedi uiques VISITS FARMERS Mr Strachan acts in much the same way as an Ontario agricultural representative vis iting farmers of the region to dlsclus their problem and re quirementl 01ch area crop is coffee but the ditndaoperated farm hopes to bring about greater diversi fication an that farmera will not be totally mined by the not infreouent crop failures The iarmers have dilficult time if irost ruins the coffee crop aand are all but ruins cd it it happens two years in row liira Sirachan said The multiracial population including Negro Indian ltaiian Portuguese Japanese strains live about three families to Warre iarm using large hand oplelrated hocs to cultivate the l0 We hope to Introduce the use of horscdrawn implements and while In still really dream to Institute agricultural cooperatives whcrchy tha far men could purchase and share more mo darn implements Mrs Strachan said To this end the cou la has established an annual all ialr to bring farmers together which in its third year drew well over Looo entrlca DISTRIBUTE NEEDS Another important part at the centres Igricuiturr worlr is the distribution oi seeds carriuily selected for adsptihliiiy to lot rai conditions aa rrop tin provement aid The crntraa ataff also In eludrr an Amrrlcaareducaled ilrasililan nurra and the only annual ariwol gradum in the county Mr and tin Etrarhrn will study at the University of Win ronsln during the winter expect to return to Ilarrle neat spring and to till number oi speak ing angsrrrnenta nut were lust going to bornata ior now Mrs hirsrh In said However inrnediru plans call for hullda camplnl trip In tho ma Irv tow wreka re laaatlun The ample and their daughter Bill return to lirasil in August HERTZ RENIA 43 has Road Phone 7266474 is the couples twotyeabold dauyiter Andrea $1150 Damage In Accident Barrie City Police reported an unusually quiet weekend with only one serious motor vehicle accident Investigated Damage is estimated at mu following twocar crash yea terday morning on Ann St at Dunlap St Cara involved were operated by Hugh Gordon Smith 41 of lit Collier St Barrie and Lar ry Cari Adams 1H Anten Mills Adams has been charged with careless driving and failing to stop at red light Investigat ing oiiicer Const Bab McKenzie raid Smith waa travelling north on Anne St whilelthe Adams vehicle was proceeding east on Dunlap It the time oi the mishap Thieves Steal Wrist Watch Thieves smashed window at Kerns Jewellery last night and with the use of two and hall foot wire rod liftcn In half foot wire rod lifted so stand The watch la valued at tion according to proprietor lirlan Mortimer who said several other expensive Itch In the window were unloudsed There was some expensive crystal and other walrhas The culprits must have wanted that one particular watch pretty bad ly hir iifortimcr said Police raid the wire rod was left at the flora hy the thieves Det Sgt iieglnald Neathway is investigating The com express depot In Barrie reports operations back to normal this morning with Toronto railway express hand lers bade on the Job siter five day wildcat strike Al Rivard of the Barrie UNIX telrninal said he expects ex harklog of shipments out of To ronto and Montreal now moving but sees no dilliculty in band ting the increased some in Tomato nonnai skeleton sun was st work Sinday lhe are men members oi Lo cal ac Canadian Brotherhood of Rail Transport and General Worlrera CLO walked out Nes day alter cam and Canadian Pacific Railway Home hand lera strands to Montreal About 3000 men were involved in the dispute over delay In reaching new contract The last and mm mm to pick up Wm tract expired Doc a1 Toronto ONE handlerretina inwarlrmiiugesday but walk ag the man said it would invefitgata till strike They darnsaded guaran tees at no roprlsals Igaintt atrikera The return to work was approved in membership vote Srinday CITY NEWS TIE BAR EXAMINER MONDAY AUGUST It Collegiate sand Is Invited To Play In Barrie Central Odlegiales so DION band has been invited to play at the American band eon moo at Orinoco in December i881 few months alter appear ing at Brno in Montreal Both ar Ramsay up M1 eralerit and Allen barrimaster es Eeuod their delight with the tattoo from tho Gricago mn feranoe the largest in the llS hi which high aohml bands oi top quality are involved The format invitation reached Mraltarrssay today and set in motion further ans tor the bands activities 1967 it will be big year for the youthhrl musicians who receive their training from Mr Fisher and top soloists oi the Toronto sym phony ard other noted grupa The band Ia scheduled to play Aug 20 and 22 at Expo Eftorts rare also being made to arrange Chicago shoes on other Quebec ties and towns sites the Mon treat currents The Gringo onoierenca will bring together 25 top hips scisaol hands from the US In mm tIon of Canadas l00th birthda there will be Cartoonist theme in oonrmtion with the Barrie bands appearance in mileage in the past as years the Bar rie collegiate band has won st first mixes in movimial na tional and international competi Lions It visited Darope in 1958 and Wright back seven top awards it has won premier honors at number at Kiwanis festivals in ihrmnto and was signalry honored few years ago when it was the only Canadian school band Invited to the Seat tle Worlds Fair Most of the young musicians have had no bistnnnentai train ing before Joining the band Chiefs Feelings Shared By Barrie Motorcycle Dealers No Barrie motorcycle dealers said today they partly agree with Barrie Police Uriel Ed TSdtlf hart who said recentlythat he felt motorcydlu should be FARM PRICES WINNIE Cpl Oiiaceds attracted most activity It the openng oi the Winnipeg Grain Endsange today Trading In all grains was ilm Flax med It to Va KIM Oct sow rapeseed ti higher Nov mus oats minced Oct Nil barley unchanged Oct amt rye it to it lower Oct IM MONTREAL tCil Agrltul lure department quotations Eur Average weighted rice rcn cartons Aextra large 70 whoiesale to retail in one largo sea Amcdlum 550 small 551 taught how to ridaboiora learners permit is issued Oorrrncrulng on the need for instrudim the ride said rm torcyola ls lar dilierent from car in operation You are on two wheels and when the brake is applied it Is mora diiilcult to maintain balance highway Is not place for irarnim ha said Barry Miller of Qacie wort said Illa spend some time with the purchaser to teach him how to ride beiare we sell him the bike Iiiil McDonald ol Simeon Sales and Service said that he very ddlnilelv agreed that in atnrction was necessary Ile lora the sale we give III hour or two of irulructlan he added Bath dealers pointed out how Ivor that the palatial purdtas had their learners permit hciore going to the store to buy their bike and then they receiv ed trutnxtion Baby Injured Damage Heavy In 4Car Crash An elghtrnonthold mansions her who mattered fractured right leg Ind morah lrscnratlmr In fourcar crash Saturday sttrrneon was rcpmrd In good mndrtlan at liayal Vittoria Hos pital this morning Andrew Iixli we as paaamgrr In car driven by his mother Maralyn June iiill Also involv rrl In the collision was OII Oath stable tiny IVAIris liarria rir tadurwnt Damage Ia Mlmaied II 000 The mishap otvurml on Mr way it at tho Cariim atoirl It I30 llarr vohlnlu In vnlve were oriented by Murray burglar Morton in human and lieimtit Ivanlcltl ll till itlnla rinnxi Wririr waa drivins police mriur It the limo oi the accident whirls was Inwstlgai ml Ivy threecar mlilson on liigh way 00 lust south of the my old St Imdrrpau Sunday night resulted In damage estimated at Chm Cara Involved ware driven by Falward mtvaaao Toronto Imr Iiantrn Ieraits Toronto and Arthur Jam Trimrah Iiuriing on No injuries were sustained ac cording oinvrstlgatlng oitirar rmat John IloIton The mishap mined at pm third plioup was ramrted at mo inst alwt when enrs tlllvrn by Hunt Ianl Toronto hiwani Williams Toronto Iary INN Wanton Inrl hlwsvtl Chiral mllldrd nu Iilrlaway no north at Dmicrorih r4 ovcrpaas No Inhrrica wvrA ruatalnul and no harm laid armrvimr to Firth ale SARJEANTS BUDGET PLAN spreads IIEAIINO OIL payments uniformly Spread your but oil payments evenly am many with Avoid heavy midwinter bills when Ival consumption la high and other Irpemaa or generally hsurllr Cull In lodoyl sanraar CO LTD ra in mi of drmage war not available this morning Vrhiolra operated by William IIarry Spencer Termite and Grorge Arthur Joagaay Iloches tor NI collided on Highway urn mulls of Anna undrrpaas at pm ynairrday No Inlurlos were reported hm Morth Investigated 0ilNY IIUI Tltlll annual an of turn always has an even number of rows of kernels I01 Ilayillld GUARANTEED N0 SHRINKAGEI with Drapery leaning Services RONALD HOLMES Ailiston using cutting torch arts awlY window iramea where the girls oourpaticnal room is be lag enlarged as part at the READY IN FALL Alliston new eoastmctioa and enlsrgr meat program being Mei taken this summer at Banting Memorial ill School Allia Ion High Gets Addition Work is progressing according to sdiedula an the new additions and enlargements being made at Alliatonr Bantiru Mormrialliigh Sdrool this summer and is ex pected to be completed beiore the commencement oi the fall term starting Sept During the in year over crowding at the urn school made it necessary to have the students attend classes in two shiits Owens principal at iht hill sdwol said the new contusion timid enable us to return to aingloahiit classes This will be weimnsd by teach ing stall and student alike Last year 1170 stutterits attended classes here With the new ad ditiqu and enlargrznant the hurt sdroai will accommodate 1550 students The commotion being under taken by Dunker Darwinian oi Kitchener includes the building oi three workshops threa labor atories four classroom fiva commercial rooms new music room library and combined gymnasiim and auditorium Thu ministration section cafe teria and the girls occupational room are being enlarged new agricultural shop In agricul tural room and 19006quare foot stemming will give agri cultural instruction more lati tude Two Intemaiional Bridges Picketed By Peace Marchers NIAGARA FALIsi Ont tCll More than 700 secs marchers Including bear ed tecnagcra carrying guitars Saturday pick etcd International bridxra at Quecnston Niagara fails and Fort Erie The demonstrators irom llam iiton Toronto Sr Caiharlner and other Niagara Pcninsula centres handed out leaflets pro testing the war In Viet Nam They demanded an Immadlsta halt to the war and criticized the Canadian governments sup port of the United Statea posi Commander Gets New Post OTTAWA Tl Capt liobart ii Fails rd Wrinnd cum mnnrtint rd the Canadian Forcoa Maritime Iarfara Ami In Iialifar will take over trvrrrmlrui rd the aircraft carrier Bonaventure in October The defrm depsrtrnent rrid hatrniay last Falls the car riers ntr rrmnandrr front mi In It Irwin animation Iiarry lrwtcr who has been an wrinfnd diminrgmrval oi liar trlma foam as Csnadiln Imea Ilntltytwtrfcrl Iwre Wall Dressed Windows are weaving draperies with DECORATOR II Dunlap St tion Police did not inleriera with the demonstration escet to issue warnings nut to imp traiflc Later the marchers were oincd by William Kashlsn earier of the Communist Party In Canada In an Interview him Itashlan said he was lending his support to tha marchera cause lia said he is not member oi the organizing group the Toronto Coordinating Commlt tee to End the War in Vlrt Nam and came as private individual The Canadian damanatratians were matched by scattered groups on the US side of the Niagara River who were mark ing the list anniversary oi the atomic bombing at Illruahlml during the Second World War narrav SPECIAL Tues and Wed ONLYI TEA BISCUITS pity will the punk at Cairo Donuts AI no Reltar my 60c dorm 1mm alm aun aura tales Provincial IAKEVIEW itltTAlIIIANT instep mull