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IIIE BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY JUNE 20 1960 Jigsaw puzzles are soap for twoycarold Illichncl Freeman of Vancouver Here he assembles 67piece puz SNAP FOR SMALL WONDER zlc designed for six and sevenyenrolds In his spare time Michael assembles toy model car hits Used By Party QUEBEC CDLiberal Leader Jean Lesage says book on the deception intimidation and cor uption of voters has become bedtime reading for Union Na itionala organizers Mr Lesage speaking in Slin winigan Sunday in the home stretch of the June 22 election campaign said the book is en titled LArt dc Trompcr dlnt timidcr et la Corromprc IElec tour The Art of Deceiving In timidatlng and Corrupting the Voter The provincial Liberal leader said high personage of the Union Nationale borrowed the book on Ilicy 22 1947 from the library of the Quebec legislature The book has never been re turned he said Mr Losage sai the Union Nationals derived inspiration for is election campaign propaganda rom the book Earlier in St Hyacinthe the Liberal leader said the Union Nationals is winding up its cam OTTAWA VISIT Book On Deception Corruption Lesage Charges paign for reclection by trying to put leftwing tag on the Lib oral party The Union Nationaia also was trying to imply to vot ers that the Catholic religion will be in danger if Liberals are elected IIc defended the Liberal part as being in the political cenlr Premier Antonio Barrett spoke in St Gregoire sevc miles northeast of Quebec City Saturday He addressed rallies in St Johns and St Esprit Sunday In St Gregoire he said the main objective of the Union Na tionale remains the defence of Quebec autonomy Blame Only Selves For Third Of Taxes LAKE OI HAYS Ont CF Sheridan assistant general manager of the Canadian Cham ber of Commerce said today Canadians pay about onethird of their income in taxes and have no one but themselves to blame We have submitted to pass ing of responsibilityand there lore of powerfrom the individv ual In the state he told the an nual convention of the Canadian Paper Box Manufacturers Asso ciation Government is growing bigger every year and as it grows bigger and spends more the higher bc comes our taxes DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Charleston SCClaude Wes ley Lockard 74 retired presi dent of the International Harves tcr Company of Canada Langhoroc Po Jimmy Bryan winner at the 1950 Indi anapolis 500 killed when his car overturned in the loftmile na tional big car championship Chambersburg Pa Repre sentative Elliott Rep Pa elected to congress in April Powllng NYProspcr Eura nelli 68 writer and former newspaper man who helped pop ularize the crossword puzzle of heart attack LondonNoel Monks 52 top flight Fleet Street reporter and one oi Britains bestknown war correspondents Franeorchnmpl Chris Bris tow 22 and Alan Stacey 25 both of Britain in crash while com peting in Belgiums Grand Prix St Catharine II Clifford Wallace 74 president and founder of Wallace Limited department store chain TorontoMrs Frances Agnes Jtchford Bl widow of the late rancis Lntchford former hief justice in appeal of the uprema Court of Ontario Communist Chiefs IIold Summit Talks BUCIIARESI ReuterslHigh In St Johns the premier sail ranking European and Chlnue anyone in his government found Communist leaders including guilty of wrongdoing would be Soviet Premier Khrushchevas rcmoved sembled here today for what In St Esprit the premier pre diplomatic observers termed an dictcd Mr Lesnge will be periinformalColrnnuoist summit sonally defeated in his riding ofmeeting Quebec West He said that though The ostensible reason for the Mr Lesage has never sat in the meeting is the third congress of Quebec legislature he seeks to the Romanian Communist party become premier Russians Refuse To Fret Re Rain OTTAWA CDA delegation from Moscow motored into Ot tawa Sunday determined to see sunshine through storm clouds The visiting members of the Russian capitals working peo jllmbicd program that got them to the Canadian capital eight ours late after 120mile limou ina ride from Montreal interpreter Mrs Lyubov ivan ovna Shavcrneva rationalized the travel troubles this way When we left Moscow it was raining In Ottawa it was raining ven harder We should be thank ul because this is very good omen When the first part of The Canadian hosts spent most Sunday wondering what had ecome of the eightmember So let delegation scheduled to ar ive by plane here shortly after con Until pm the most that ould be learned from Soviet mbassy officials was that they suspected Mayor Nikolai Ivan vich Bobrovnikov and five male it two female associates would rrive in Montreal later in the fternoon via Air France Mayor George Nelms decided the direct approach and dele ated city publicity director erry Geldert to find them and at them here With all Montreal Ottawa lights Ir Mr Geldcrt aamed with Russian Ambas ador Amasasp Aroutunian to BIRTHDAY keep insured meet the delegation on its Montv real arrival at pm and de liver them to Ottawa ill two car motorcade that was met at the city limiLs by nineman motorcycle escort Where the plans wept awry is mystery But for all the confusion the delayed meeting of the two mayors was warm one SERIES OF VISITS Mr Eobravnikov spoke of male ing his visits through Southern Ontario cities with Mr Nelms chance to learn thingsthat would justify the confidence of our voters and lead to great mu tual understanding Mayor Nelms will lead an Ottawa civic deie gation to Moscow in the fall This evening the mayors will sit side by side through coup cil meeting After that the Rus sian will see their first drivein movie Mayor Nelms will be host on bus tour leaving Wednesday for Comvvall Toronto Niagara Falls and Hamilton NET EARNINGS BY THE CANADIAN PRESS Famous Players Canadian Car poration mos ended March 31 1960 $594605 33 cents share 1959 $619650 44 cents Western Decalta Petroleum Ltd mos ended March 31 1050 net loss $113524 1959 net loss $148330 longer insured under your parents Hospital Insurance ortilltote When you batons 19 separate premiums are re quired Applirntion forms ovoilnlllo from hospitals mosihuniu or any office oflha Commission READ voun ONTARIO uosrnn INSURANCE GUIDE if you havent one ask your employer or write ONTARIO HOSPITAL SEWICES COMMISSION TORONTO cm Diplomatic observers in Bel grade sold the Russians probably felt an informal summit meeting would be useful in coordinating the activity of Soviet bloc coun tries after the Paris summit col flapse 111th RED WARNINI TOKYO AP Communist China charged Sunday that US warship violated waters around Haitim and Wuchou islt lands of Fukfen Province Satur day night spokesman for the Communist Chinese foreign min istry quoted by Peiping radio issued the Itlth serious warning against such military provoca tions 19 ourluno DEATHS THE CANADIAN Pflm Highway accidents and holiday activities contributed to an ac cidental death toll of at least 46 in Canada during the weekend total of 211 traffic fatalities was recorded in Canadian Press survey from pm local times Friday to midnight EDT Sunday Thirteen persons died on the roads in Ontario eight in Alberta six in Quebec two in British Ctr lumbia and one in cacti of Saskat chewan and Nova Scotia Five of the 11 drownings oc curred in Ontario Three persons drowned in Quebec and two in Manitoba in Saskatchewan one person was killed in fall from horse and in Ontario small girl died after being jolted out of buggy when the horses bolted Newfoundland reported an elec trocution and Quebec is fatal foil Ight of Ontarios 19 fatalities were children five of whom were hit by cars in the streets Industrial accidents were not inclgdcd in the survey ONTARIO DEAD Ernest Hayboe 20 Pine Grove Friday night in headon collision in the Toronto suburb of Etobi coke PORT CARLING CPlLiquor advertising was described by United Church minister Sunday as form of cannibalism in closing sermon at the eighth National Conference of Men of the United Church of Canada Rev Robert More ris of Edmonton recalled count ing six fullpage liquor advertise ments in magazine The magalt zine also reported highway death figures indicating that drinking contributed to one road fatality every hour in the United States He sold such advertisements are form of evil which means we are using thelives of our neighbours it feeds me at the expense of my neighbours life ALCOHOLISM PROBLEM Robert Robinson dlrector of education for the Ontario Alcoholism Research Foundation said Saturday that more new alcoholics are discovered every year than can be treated in the available facilities In Ontario the number of olclr holics is increasing by 4000 yearly he said and there are now at least 80000 in Canada there are more than 200000 Mr Robinson said that in 1952 canvass of clergymen min isters of churches with the least liberal attitude to liquor reported the least alcoholism among their church members This was taken by some min NIAGARA FALLS Ont CPI Torn Wilsons church without congregation was filled to capac ity Sunday for its dedication Tbs Calvary Tabernacle which was started five years ago when Tom and Golda Wilson felt led of the Lord to build church was filled with people of various faiths on pews that were open port of synagogue The couple who sank all of their savings and spare time into the $35000 project watched with tears in their eyes while Rev Barry 11 Noon pastor of the St Catharines Revival Centre oflt ficlated FULLY PAID FOR There are no mortgages on tho szseat church and no fundrais ing campaign over was held The Wilsons bought the lot with their savings in July 1955 It took them almost year to pre PBTE the PWPEIW excavating with shovel and wheelbarrow In May 1956 building started The Wilsons hired bricklaycrs SiNfEi930 Dedicated Couple Sink Savings And Spare Time Into Tabernacle electricians cars and plumbers and paid them full rates out of their own pockets Both pitched in to help on every phase of the work Tom would leave his garage job each day and hurry to the site to labor until dark his wife beside him most of the time MANY HELP The determination of tha Wil sons impressed friends and neighbors Cash donations came in mostly between $1 and $5 but most offers were of materials and equipment One man brought pound of nails another sent over used piano The Wilsons had planned to have the church open in January but Mr Wilson became seriously ill and was in bed for three months The church has been affiliated with the Independent Assemblies of God of the United States and Canada for licensing purposes But the Wilsons insistit is non dcnominational church for any one to worship in NORTHEAND DURACLEAN UPHOLSIEEY RUG OD PA 89931 Calls Liquor Ads Like Cannibalism George Frost 59 drowned Fri day when he felt from rock into Lake of the Woods near Kcnora Wayne Fithlmmoos son of Mr and Mrs Lorna Fituimmons Sudbury rid night when struck by car while playing outside his home Dennis Constantini Toronto Friday when hit by car revers ing out of the driveway of his home Niels Molgaard 20 Godericb Saturday night when his car left the highway and crashed into trees HIT BY CYCLE Brian Taylor Tomato Sat urdny when hit by motorcycle in street near his home Leo Boudreault 32 Toronto drowned Saturday night when he fell out of boat at Gloucester Pool on thoSevero River near Port Severn Russell DoucetlJe 12 St Cath arines Saturday night when hit by car on the Queen Elizabeth Way Edmunt Georgetown Saturday nlght in twocor col lision near Elora Simon Allen to Ir 15 Maryhlii Saturday night when hit by car while cycling near Kitchener David Schnurr 25 was charged with drunk driving and criminal negligence isters to reflect the success of church action against liquor But it merely meant the ministers did not see so many alcoholics Mr Robinson said not that the alcoholics werent there Acceptance of alcoholics in in dustry has come about com parativeiy recently said Dr John Hill medical director of in Tomato industrial firm Accidents In Canada Fatal To At Least 46 Mra Barbara Jean Walker 35 London Saturday night when hit by car near Port Elgin TAKES THREE LIVES Cpl Wilfrid Howard Sheao as with the RCAF in Ottawa Regin ald Street 74 Kingston and been Tidman Kingston Sunday in headon collision neor Odessa Laurltz Harald Larsen 29 E1 Ilot Lake Saturday night in Ham ilton when cnlsbed between parked car and one being badred up by his wife Robert Doberty Owen Sound drowned Sunday in the Sydenbaro River near his home Bruce 10 Gait drownedSnturday ill gravel pit near the city Leo Lucas 19 Gait drowned Sunday while swimming in Pus lioch Lake near Gall Man 30 Drowns At Work Dredging OTTAWA CPI Theodore Cleroux 30 of nearby Orleans was drowned in the Ottawa River four miles east of here Saturday while working with dredging crew Cloroux and another worker Gerald iherlen were attempting to anchor steel cable to tower about 50 feet offshore when Cleroux began to wade to sand bnr He stepped into deep spot NOON DOLLAR NEW YORK CF Canadian dollar 132 lower at 5101 1916 in terms of US funds Found ster ling unchanged at $280 316 MONTREAL CPI The 115 dollar was at discountof 2732 per cent in terms of Canadian funds near noonA today Fridays noon rate was98932 Pound sterling $275 down TODAYS STOCK PRICES Compiled at noon by Flynn ngculllcr St Rania monomer 23 Con Paper consumers an 1311 Se Dom Foun Dom store Dom Trr Famous may Gt Lukcs Git Pow Harden Fame in Home 011 Hudson Bay Min $11 gflbacco Ind Aces ngen Nil 31 nrprov Jockey Club Loblnw It Pro Mac Powell Riv MINING ralcuubrldge Gaco nuns Gunnu Homage KmAddiaon Lariinqu Maritime M3354 Fern Norondl Nor not no Moore Corp Pacific rain on Roe Royal Hulk Law Co Scilda 51m song Ste or Can Stelnberg Tor Dom on Trans Can Plpo Traders rm Texaco Union Gas Walker osw Anbextol Abiubl Paper 3w Algoma Steel Aluminium no Amara our Atlu steel or or Montreal Bank or 115 Bell TeL Co nruuuu 10 15 29 4016 53 133 3914 asy mi Cdn BL of can can Brewrte CPR Canada Cement Can Chemical can Curt Cancdlnn oll Con 11111 52 Can Bin Camp Club can Del mo Con North Con Denlson Con MontIon Con Hall 0501 paragon 21 New MyL Waite Amulet 155 Nomiqu wuuey Sullivan nvn MOST ACTIVE MINES am one Bell Tolephorle EA ou Dynamic Pete Curls Paper Dominion stores orvmm becomeions hoynoldl Aluminum Co of Canada 4114 preferred $119 payabe Ant dividend Julie 38 Canadian Wemtnfihoula Co Ltd 15 cent plyablo July ex dtvtderld June 20 Tonomo STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX Industrial up 69 Golds down 16 Metu down 15 our down 04 nowcount new noun Avenues Todustrlllr down any nails down 43 Utilities up 10 MARKET com Function In New York but on ram Iltuntionl con prices continued through third liming in meantime straight session under leadership On the Canadian scene it In or steels Ind motors but strenltu quite evident that band are the Continued to specialties New high current attraction with stocks con for the your outnumbered new lows tlnulog to sorter from neglect This 70 to as is quite the normal procedure un der the mlxua conditions that exist Molt observers stuI regard this today Lower bond yields and nodal of the market as normal curler money however should ul correcttvo process rouowiug in umatc prove helpful to the stack sharp runup after the branant market Meanwhile most Cloud 11 from the lung trading range blue chip stocks are considered be about onethird cheaper than Far East developments apparent 1y depressed sentiment to some extent but broken wars outspoken In their relief over the clncellu tion or Ikes visit to Japan con sonsul Is that the drop In stock pricel wuud hsvu been much more severe fr traders lied to be con corned ovur his surety over the weekend consc uence en early and to the comb reactinlh any phase Is looked for with am New Rosco Colderunm Opemlskx Qucmour Sher Gordon Sleep Ruck United Ou use 205 1110 1n9 005 star their v5 counterparts In ounnectton with Canadian Tire 1059 figure released last week It is wn noting that the company added the equivalent of $110 libre to elmed surplus on sale of securities in addition to not In corn or $1410 rhure In late the company added the ulvalcnt or $091 to surplus in ad Mon to net Income oi $1411 share Nubltt Thomson and Co Ltd CANADIAN ASSOCIATION 01 CONSUMERS was organized in 1947 To help women learn more about wise buying through wprking together To help governments post betfer laws concerning consumers To 11de manufacturers undroroilers un derstand what consumers want 101 one new yearly foo $100 gt Receive its informative bulletins Contact Educational secretory MRS STOTH ERS 451 Victoria St London Ont MAC ADAMS Bhutto qm Urgés Farmers Band Together For Better Bargaining Position PORT ELGIN CWFarmers should band together in coopera tives to strengthen their bargain ing position with processors and chain stores farmlabor con ference was told during the week end Cleve Kidd research director for the United Steelworkers of America CLCI said the position of the farmer with regard to consumer prices has deteriorated since 1951 with no gain to the consumer lie addressed about 100 delegates to the Second ao nuol farmlabor conference spon sored by thc Canadian Labor Congress Itlr Kidd member of the 1959 royal commission on price spreads of food products said the concentration of food retaila log in few chains has re sulted in inflated earnings which have been used for expansion cooccntrotio and promotional expenditures ORGANIZATION WEAK Earlier nt Agriculture Minister Goodfcllow told the con fercnce that farmers need better organization it they are going to better their positions At present there are too many farm organizations expressing Imperial Lite Leads The Way For Industrials TORONTO CP Industrials found some support in droop ing stock market today The 11 um volume was 4th 000 compared to 453000 shares traded at the same time Friday imperial Life showed indus trials the way with twopoint gain at 85 On the losing side Great Lakes Paper and Royal Hank dopped at 39 and 68 Cominco and Noraoda were off Yr in mines at18 and 36 with Giant Yellowknife off 20 cents at $350 and Kerr Addison off it at lch Venturcsgained 112236 and Falconbridge went ahead at 32 Among senior uraniums Den ison lost 10 cents at $880 and Gunnnl gained five cents at $770 iuvrsrurui CHATS Crawford and Co Ltd 80 Duolop St PA 82437 ONTARIO HYDRO 710an Pricen 23161 April 106467 830 2061 Oct 196563 11600 291 June 196171 12110 372 Mar 195163 9575 11 Mar 196163 9575 Illuy 15 196264 9375 1151 July 196064 9350 379 Dec 15 196365 9125 196567 11525 16 186668 8825 196759 8550 37 Apr 196870 11450 June 15 197173 $075 316 llhy 196466 ill271 Mar 197577 31 Itiny 15 197471 III1 Ont 15 197478 332 Jun 15 176466 Oct 15 1961 Mar 196566 Jan 15 196157 72 11 15 196565 July 15 197274 Jun 15 157175 41172 Mar 15 156467 61171 Nov 195467 414 July 15 186669 416 Oct 16 196354 15 Dot 15 196570 467 Oct 15 197276 Mar 197678 412 Feb 15 1967 71 Aug 15 107275 May 15 1964 April 196465 Nov 15 197476 April 157477 Sun Oct 15 197073 sun July 1969 561 July 1875 Feb IS 1970 Feb 15 197350 Jan Nov 300 9200 11151 0075 21050 9300 9715 9050 9350 9225 0700 0700 9415 0425 esoo 9775 9100 9150 9075 10050 9350 tooao 10050 9500 9500 0500 10215 10125 10425 10375 coast pumama Sci rd El $153331 duum P99PSFP9PPSPSPP9 61933612353333 sauna Lipmm in Salaafialuq 112 in JOHN Gonnth HAIR STYLISTS 58 Maple Ave Barrie Open evenings by appointment PA 8466I too many divergent views he said lie said one of the problems facing his department is that technological advances had put farm production ahead of farm marketing Another problem he said was ensuring the quality of farmers as their number diminishes There are going to be fewer farmers and it is our responsibil ity to ensure that those few are the best farmers there are He said 75 per cent of Ontarios agriculturalists produce only 25 per cent of the provinces food The other 25 per cent produce the rest ATTACKS DEFENCE 3091 Agriculture Minister Noliett of Saskatchewan called for pen ples movement to curtail de fence spending and divert over the money to industry to in crease thc level of farm income He said 28 per cent or Cano dian tax money goes to defence against weapon for which everyone knows and says there is no defence This is the logical place to look for money required to stabilize Canadian sgricob tore Edwyn Dalgleish vice presi dent of the Manitoba Farmers Union said farmers could im prove their economic position by cutting production But with people throughout the world starving this was not good enough he added Gordon Hill president of the Ontario Farmers Union said the rest of the country should share with the farmers the cost of feed ing the hungry nations TRY AN EXAMINER WANT AD PHONE PA8 2414 Si GER IDSUMMER SALE Ranucrlous UP TO 55000 FvaI mirror new prion on Floor Models Demonstrators Sewing Room and Rental Machines rap quality smon Murillo rim pun run in ya curl much has $4883 $5838 SPECIAL SPECIAL My ROUND 311331 ELEM Brand rum Mode by SINGER DropIll Bobbitt FLOOR GARE SPECIALS 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