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Bit mars IN LEISELY as BAHAMAS SUN 31 AT NASSAU DOCK Your Vdcdfibn Photo May Win PriZes Publication Now that the stores are ad vertising fall fashions parents preparing their families for the assault on school and autos streaming back to thecitios va cation time will soon be merely fragrant memory for most Things like swimming andrcorn roasts cottages and pedal push2 ezs will be asioieign sounding as Stanley Cup and snow plow are IIOW However as the commercials on Ed Sullivansshow are quick to point out photography is good way to make that fragrant memory little more substan tial The pictures on todays page are excerpts from typicalholi daysLone in Ontarios vacation land the other in Nassau land of bananas Belafonte tropical weather and Tom Collinses All summer long pictures that either depicted what holidayeis were doing or what they could do appeared in The Examiner Now it is sMAiLi comasr small contest for the twoJ best vacation pictures opens as Easerams is LES or To Increase Today MONTEEAL ZCF Canadia Nations land Canadian Pacific telegraphs have announced that an increase will go into effect to day for messages to the United States The announcement said normal traffic ratesrwill be raised by five or 10 cents for each 10 words Board or Transport Com miss ners approved the increase earlier An increase in the rates for anndianbouud traffic from the has also been approved by the 05 federal communicae tionscommission Also involved is slight in crease in charges for Uanadalt us money orders There is no change in the rate for press messages our ro OLYMPICS MONTREAL GP Canadas seasoned 01y equestrian team wound up monthstrain ingat Hudson Que and left aboard KLM flight Wednesday for the Summer Games in Rome The algcratt had special actmeA mod for the teams six of now and The Examiner in tends to publish them on next weeks holiday page Best picture will get $6 prize second best will get $4 They must be in by Wednesdny morning Sept Whether your snapwas Inns Starflash or in $3000 job that Karshgave your wawant to see All will be returned Send in egatives if possible but it riots are all you have any size will do Any subject wiii do and dont worry about being conventional lhe best holidays are the ones that arent conventional and so are the best picturesbut scen ery shots and shots that paint an effective portrait of vacation stand as good chance as any WAY our WiLLDO For instance if your picture is typical one the quality will have to be good or thepicture originally composed and thought up But if you got shot of Jo baker being hy crab atAtlantic we dont mind too much if its little outlof focus anyway fightingpf lcuda in Venezuela Bikini back nombaby father playing football with the kids mother squirting insect repellent father making first down mom er getting the band aidsthere are thousand possibilities Also send ina littleiniorm ation with the picture Like where it is What is happening Why and other incidentals Also mention gtwho took he picture and who if anyone featured inthesliotrr And remember whether you went1 to Creemore or Cuba for your vacation YOUR picture stands chance Liberals WillIire Rockets In Riding TORONTO or Arthur Reaume Liberal member of the Ontario legislature for Essex North says the Liberal party will be firing some rockets in ton Sept 29 provincial byelec lions 37 Reaume said in an inter view here that Progressive Conservative suppo thie two tidings Tiiiiiskaniing and Simone Centreare not happy with candida choices lle said agriculture problems andunemploymcctiere bi con cerns both constituencies The lie that voters are sick and of Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Mr Frost 76mm AND PRIDAY 0N BARBIE There was sliver lining to the cloud that blanketed Burris Yacht Club last weekend The sailing experts from Oakville who traded their 15 boots up to Kempenfcit Bayrthen soundly defeated their hosts administer ed shot in the nrmto the loc al boys that may have more beneficial effect than anything that has happened at the footol Johnson act since the club was organi Following the race in which the st Barrie boat passed the buoy 12 minutes behind the winner afici being passed by all but two of the visiting boats theVBYC sailors for from being downhearled seized the opportunity to gather some ideas from the winnersx SEEK OAKVILLE Am very productive jam ses sion resulted in the laying of deflt inita plans to improve the Ear rla clubs status The first move in this diree tion will he visit to Oakville in the near future to get first hand detail of how that Lake Ontario club does things The Barrie club is young and what is most irn portant willing to learn from those who have been successful The local club ow has mot ley assortment boats requ ing the complicationv of hnndl caps which at best are neces ary evil under mixed condi tions it has some Snipes but they are not the sleek modern type used by the Oakville group Its sortmente aficraft inelud ghy catboat day sailer and flatty Plans areleing consider ed to get representative group of new snipes that will qualify under the rule of the Snips Cl International Racing As Another feature of racingthat Oakville has found to be defin ite advantage is the general pol icy of the skipptrs wife going along aserew It has been found that husband and wife teams work well together and when both heads of family are keen on the same hobby more invariablyas given to it Commodore Furn CoFin his executive also are embarking on fiveto10year program for replacing the BYC clubhouse accommodations This will take some careful planning and the raising of capital but it felt fitatfimproved facilities Aria 111115 ment In the Saturday ladiesfi race Mrs Harold Mary Brett was Lightningsrlnterlakc cramam down to the new ramp at the meeLJuturm develop Will WATERFRONT By non immort first in All Heughtons hoot Mrs Allan Peggy Sarjeant second Miss Peggy Noy third and Mrs Peter Jean Nay fourth The married slrjpmrgjfl theexample rEferred to above by taking their husbands along ascrew general meeting orzheayc membership has been calledfor Sept 144p get the new plnns working and it is hoped vtliers ill ben large attendance NEILSQUADRONA COJJRSEE Barrie Power Squadron is tak ing applications iorits fall and winter course in its basic Junior Piloting courseuThis course is required for membership in Can adian Squadron of which Barrle is one of the most active units Men women and juniors of high school age are accepted for the JP course and it is ac peeled that the class will have at least so candidates this year Lieut Cmdr Ted Giddens edu cational officer also is expect ing to conductseveral advanced courses for those who already are members of BPS If you are interested in ioining the Squad roa class twohour session once week for 16 weeks start ing in the latter part of October call PC CharliéRcad $2817 or Lieut Boll Cliiton PRO 5360 for further information REAL CHAMPAGNE After two ye ars of patient painstaking work Orval nierhhe th tain ment committee of ionic Power Squadron finishing touches onhis 22foot trunk crui ser last week then trailed it foot of Maple Avenue The boatwas launched in trad nalstyle with daughter Anne who is junior rnemher of BPS breaking bottle of real cham pagne on the bow The craft is now berthed at the ed his boat using the initials of the first names of himself his wif Mary and daughter has led Vbottom ghtfoot flat inch transom and twofoo drsf Hall is marina plywood with white oak frames mahogany trimmudigreen cane vas deck Power is convern sion with direct drive There is flying shield Tliisrjexcellent of what one man can accomplish who is will Turn to page 17please IMPERITAL Feature Starts gl 05 905 Yourealllsmnersn lihullallbum than gt Tellemsuntryz telemeveiylliing so iutiiotoliout youmliiskey and yourvwomenl monomer mm Now SHOWING Daimler hear feet long and through France Switzerland not entirely vithout incident ORIENTAL wiTour Europe In Black 1930 HearSe BYDKV1DBLACK Epcclnl To The Examiner KLUGANO Switzerland Con tinuing onour tour of Europe we are staying for ten days th Mr Kleigo and hisfnmily Stay ing here also are four British youths who are touring Europe in hearsel lhefour wardJeiemy Bennett Hawkes and John chk The boys range in age from 19 to 23 an Cambridge University It was here they met and planned this tour They left StratfordnnAvon on July 25 nnd will return on August 25 The estimated cost ofthc trip includingtlie coach is $65 per perso are Tim thy William are all students at Britains The idea of taking motor tour through Europe is not unlt usual but asked Jem why they took hearse Well he explained we first tried to hire car but that fell through because it would be too expensive Then wetried to borrow one but no one had one that theywere willing to lend Finally William had friend who know somebody who was willing to sell us an old hearse we are Here The car itself is an old 1930 It is almost 19 over feet high ot erono nksfgas or pe as they call it at ten milesto the gallon and oil the rate of one quart for every hundred miles LOSE GEAR When they started out they had four forward gears but this was reduced to threeat Monte Carlo where the third gear drop ped out The vehcle is complete 1y black with sixfoot windows along each side Acro the hack the word Cambridge is written just over the hack BYC OMA as Orval has nam plate glass oor When you get into the back half you have to be shut in by someone from the front Perched on the radiator cap up front is asmall Union Jack The car is named Pluto Upon being asked for bn ex planation Tim volunteered Pluto is king of the Under word That fits our car perfect ADVENTURE GALOR fhrlhb boysjave al and fire brigade 50 in bra Arleelorry tfiolfoff dlen dor at camping site in Cannes ance Near Lyon they had Honnnrmns CLEANING as Durionur as oaicnnvG rev AN EXAMNanwm Ab room no 32414 fight Willi another truck lost whecl and went 150 yards down the road on nothing but the axle Tim was accused of steak ing picture from an art gal lery in Vicenza The who Urch wasnezuly arrested for producinga smoke screen fromtheir exhaust in front of Princess Graces Mon eco pnlace All in all their trip has not been too dull Nol AMUSED Yesterday was out in the back of the car we tour cd Lugnno The hears was the centre of attraction Today ev eryone knows about us went into magazine stand to get newspaper and someone stopped me and asked Arent you the fellow who wa sitting in the hack of that block hearse with the cigar theplher day As we drove around it was interesting to iotice the expres sion on the peoples faces The younger people generally viewed us with trace of amusement while the older folk glared at us with unconcealed disgus FINGER CAUGHT LEEDS England CPllt took to get BettyiEutterfields finger out of cigaret machine in this York shire city As she was taking the packet of cigarets on drawer dosed on her band No oneEUT No ONE will be aqmilted to INsnitnNcis mum in nnras ALWAYS MEASURE UP 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