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yiwmwmmfltrflfim electronic l11srveil wasi stalled this week lath edi theF torlal office at The Barrio photograph is cut into the Ir child Comerasnd instrument Examiner The equipment shown in the two holes Ibovc is Fairchild ilustra tor scanagraygr its purpose lsltorc roduce photograph or pub cation is the new VSocrécisv fixpgt Another Federal VoteWithinTYieclr UYNQuc CP Social Credit hatter Robert Thompson conferred with the partys new Quebec strong man Thursday end both said afterward they are Leonfidcnt the Diefcnbaker minority government cannot survive much more than year Mr Thompson flew here Thursday for thelopievci stra tegyeonfcrence with Real Caou etta deputy national leader who engineered the capture of 1a of Quebecs 75 seatsin thefederal election last Monday The national count was if Progressive Conservatives Liberals 30 Social Credit and mNaw Democrats They and four sides mct DH ciy for three hour at lift Caouettes summer cottage at nearby Lake Dufault and then EstMayor Redhlistovetseas Trip piastlc by white hot Corporation to Canon Ltd needle which oafiifii to conform with the light and shadow Votthei picture Let Psol Llsier emerged tovchat with reporters thisyer unless the mom ment does something which leaves us no other course hat to help vote it out ltiiit tests fthe7tubesfandwl blob coastitutarthee this mustycompilcatedfeq The machine makes the photogrs alt ovcrthe nation the world within hours and some time withi canvass so summ army Ito Council looms flflh with somou downtown Barrie merchants preparln to attend to protestthe propose timing for thesanitary sews project scheduled ctlonthfs iondsyt the colcader said Mr Caou Mr Thompson saitihe docs ettevvThat goes for all of Can not intend to seek an election ada Quebec included say that he meant deputy leader and not colander lie corrected himself later to The two men said they would yearold Eimvale boy edto the Royal Victoria pital in Barrie yesterday alto noon alter it was feared he had consu youngster taken 05 The plan to bstween Slmcoe Street and ltcrnpenteltprlvehas contentious lsrusrthl Some Dnnlop Street as said they had not been at the project esfito ate the tower ads READY 1N YEAR Mr Caoucttc it year oid itauyn auto dealer who rose to national prominence atter ltlon days election said Social Credit will be best prepared tottght an election in abouts year Both scoffed at reports that Mr Caoueite has taken control of the national party by reasons of his Quebec showing and the srtys relatively poor result our western seatsin the rest of the country Bohfistho leader andl Finds London is Exciting City Willard Kinzia was guest speaker at meeting of the Kiwanis Clubof Kempenfclt Bay in the Community House introduced by Glen Mr Kinzle described his re cent trip thronghgurope He landed inScoiliirid and was impressed by the ancient build ings and the friendliness of the people Scarcityinf stop signs on roads in England and Wales also impressed him as did the lack of speed limits and gen eral good driving conditions But he found it difficult in italian cities with their numer ous small cars Ho termed London city of excitement and described trip with his wife on the Lon don Underground and an the top ofa Double DcckcrJ From Harwlch he went to Holland country hevtermcd vigorousiy hearty From ltot travciiing down the River Rhine by boat Mr Kinzic recounted the his tory of Hcidclhurg Castle and his journey through Liebcnstcln small principality llliCtl by Franz Josef ll LAWN He found much poverty in Southern ltaly but said he thought the ltalians were happy but wanted is stronger leader Mr ltlnste told at the con fusing money situation in credit and terms Mr The on said Canada had soldgra to lied China on the same conditions which It re fused to lndla and other friendly nations gt We should lead our friends before we feed our encodes Mr Caouetta said Mr Thompson said the lied China wheat deal was one of the biggest hoaxes everperpe trated upon Canadians Some of the wheat had been paid for with British pounds purchased with goidvthechincse stole from banks in taking over the country hesaid MrCaouctte said there was no su gestlon that Social Credit candi ates were supported in the election by Quebec separa tist elements am not separatist and dont believe in it Mr Thompson paid tribute to his deputy asrtherrnan who will be both my left arm and my right arm in Parliament We com iement each other perfectly is makes us real team slerling payment oppose any further deals to sell inhospitable Pro wheat to Communist Chinaan Icefat lice say The blast ripped through twofoetbrick and concrete wall of Honest Eds shattered nearby windows touched off the stores sprinkler system but in NHONTOiCPi An early moming explosion that blasted hole in the wait of midtown Toronto discount store Monday was triggered by the mechanv cheapolarm ciocitfpo smeta ured nobody Police said Wednesdayciockf parts Weresiiled from the rub bleindicating artimebomb de vice was used The minutes lures of the clock was deter minedby police who now are soaking further clues to the dentlty of the bomber vinciai loi at hospital he was treated by Br Doidge then sent mum omc France where new franc was introduced in 1960 The old one had not been with llroeeed this the touristssa Some members all merchants were titiad ave bscnjand that the project is going ahe can as anguieers feel that It is feasible This matter will pro ab settled at Me day meeting when public works chairman Fred Smith is expec ered for the BayifoidStreet trunk sanitary sewer nd or economy line van Third reading ea manta for Cuhdles sanitary sewer Former Speaker Not conceding CF Roland Parliament said Thursday it is possible that the result in Tor onto St Pauls will be re versed after the service votc balloting is known it its closelli ask for recount said Mr Mtchener who trailed by so votes in Mon days federal election vats and continuing warmt iated showers or thundershow Mlchcner Speakerolfthelsst terdam he went to Germany drawn and now there are two franes with different values He described side walk cafes and sidewalk hus iness transactions He rode Orient Express the train of mystery and spice From Parishe went taSwit zerland which he described as highiy efficient very clean democra and one of the most ramnonun FAMILY Funeralserviea for the en tire Penttlchuk family of Crce more was held from St Johns United Church in Creemore at 430 pmyestarday John Pentilchuli his wife Doris and their two children Wayne 10 and Linda were loolruauiss home and Marion at Bradford brother Forrest and sister Margaret Laklng of Aliandaie and several anteces and nephews lhave conceded nothing ltfr Mlchener said there are perhaps 250 service votes in volved in hisrtding and er haps 409 or sea rejected bai ols He first won the seat in 1953 and now trails Liberal lan Wshn been annollncedtbmmroa of Washinflm no unsett Weather will raVaii across to and 8a fairy Lake Erie Niagara Latte larlo Georgian Hailburto Nltolil Wndsor udon onto Homllto Cloudy with few sunny oterval warmer oday an Scattered showers thunderstorms both do ightzexoopt westerly the afternoon Timagamt Algcma White Bay Sudbury sauit Ste Marie Cloudy witha low sunny inte day and Saturday few too ars both days$ Winds southwest to today westerly 15 Saturday torecast Temperaturei MW hillle HM 5m Windsor Peterborough Trenton Kapuskasing White hive Moosonae Timmins Mount Forest Sault Ste Marie magggsgaamg ZSESSSSS Have Own Wire WASHINGTON mm roi motionof the first Negrooper atcd news wire service has lt willbe known as Associated Correspondents News Service incorporated and will gather andtransmit news about Nor grocs mainly to Negro weekly River LCochrane regions North mended RCA undrons Ievcn me chosehesch for the team are drawn its at iotpiiots serving The Golden Hawks performed amorottian 175 precision perfoog mancesbefore an estimated ten Thoteam wasformedlnlifi Negro Newspapers fth public toaitend Group Cap vtaio it lt Hiltonfofitcar com msndlng said the show would beenursiy tree as in the past for the first time in May 1059 during the annual Air Force Dayshow at near station Tort bay Ntld ace then they have travelled the eountry many times and have given millionpcopie In Canada and via the United States tovrnarit the 55th anniversary oirthe itan and the golden an niversaryof flight in Canada The tremendous public response brought the Hawks back for fourth international tour in 1962 Through their sequence at architectonicmucosa Futons RESEARCH novice AND was Introduce Cadillac Europa Oneotths tlyors is FL Allticnonaid native of Barrie raven consume Thagiirst automobile sellV siarter as standard equipment on tha sols PLUMBING and HEATING INSTALLATIONS CALL vwlthout obligation Nasalm ruesssdrs accusations PA 82412 ransom weer nssc PEng AFCAl MEMBERSToronto liloairssl Canadian stock Exchanges COMPANY LIMITED ENTRANCE MEMORIAL SQUARE BRANCHEScoast toCosst In Canada New lforh newspapers and radio statlo London lent SUlTE 1031 BARRIE Canadat NATO air division ht ur own Compiled by LE Flynn alpanlap St IL Barrie buried in Creemore Union cem etery More than 200 people attend ed the funeral and 12 pallbear erscarried the bodies to rest Rev Scott of Hamilton and Rev Douglas Miller of Cree rnore performed the burial ser vices Many fl al wreathes we laid nnthegraves mnusmas Asbcstos on Bus Abltlhl Aluminium Aibzrtl all Ju Nat on Atlas Steal Bk of Mont Em MN9v yBall Ill Brsttiisn DA Oil 31 Pass Cdrs Bh of Com Cd Brewer CPR Nor Oat N0 45am lasso Moors Corp has res so Vbom 12 13 win BAY cm ANSWERIchssavics Hotna OllA Had Its Min imp all scan Arcspt inland 190 inter Nldkci 65 lnterprav Flps ss Jockey Club 300 but 11 le 2th aslllry Palm Ma Powwltiv ms Con allan gt Massey Farr gm Con Paper Norandl Consumers GI ARTHUR JENNETT After short illness Arthur Garfield Jennett 74 died at Royal Victoria Hospital Earn May fttttt he was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jennett On February 24 1915 hemarried Catherine Gaines of Ivy He was memberof Angus United Church and of layat Orange Lodge 432 and th 601 attenuate For most of his1workmg years he was employed at the ltan station Camp Borden Haillved for la hrt time in Alliston but mo ST no em roasts figpffiehlmgrgfggnwfggf oeu Telephone amen Jacobus Nolrlhgatc Steal of Canada ducted by Rev Willis nowsonas new soaa sveaauss at Angus United chum lndustrisis down Ml Halls down Ah Utilities dnwasa family service was held at June soon so nelt Funeral Iiomc byRev an CHAN my Slmps Shawtnlgaa steel of Tannom Trans Can lrans Mt Trad Fish Texaco Uaian Gas Wlller UAW Our test efficienteeoni amicai telephone an ewering service can on doubtedlyhe of great scanned to you at home or office Cdl Cement Cast cheesiest Can Oil MININII Gecq Mines cs Gunnas It MI ttolilagsr lo KerrAddison aso Lsmaons rs Marttimes Murray Min Openlth Qussnont ltlo Alison Sher aardoa Steep heels United Oil Wit Husky can Devonian Gilli Wewtlltakesll gyoin phone messages no matter how important no matter what time of aayforgnignt Summers Burial was in do clown asstu down 244 Hanna Higginson and Clayton Smith Angus Cemetery Pallbearers wereVWiIliam Crawford Corbett rite Handy Frank He is survived by his wife and two daughters Lillian at An unansWered phenol you moneyI