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Just on hi this form and mallit to monopole EXAMINER WANT AD men BARRIE FILL IN THIS FORM wnfnpereil ink will blot to 20 swords to 25 words to 30 words These Cash Rates Apply if phiin ADDRESS you wish all LnMemorlam to be published fill In Barrie Examiner Bay It form below and return to The field Street Barge Surname In loving memory Name Year Verse IN mom déiy days days 30 180 300 100 225 375 120 270 450 Paid In 10 Days Pm PA I4 Edwin Wilson nsA no Oneaplthy on full All guides inc Ancr Modern methods Studiu MIL talk in Waddlngtop visited rcceotly with Mr and Mrs George Bridget2 Mr and Mrs ihomns Poole Dundnr spentrSunday Oct with Mr nodMrtlomoPlsx1 ton ATTENDED FUNERAL Mr and Mrs Duck worth and Mr and Mrs Oscar Llnlon were in Toronto Thurs day Oct attending the tuner of Mr Thomas Reid and Mrs Gautier Peggy nod Garry and rand Mrs Thonfns Wilkinson spent Sunday at Brace bridge and Smiths Village Mr and MnEldco Lallrner and Misslblorgarettc attended the WhitingBell wedding at St Agnes Anglican Church ptLong Brunch on Snlurday Oct 31d Frank Koggls Walccham in staying with his cousin Mrs the gas line CHURCHILL Mr and MrsGordoIl McDon aid gave turkey dinner to cel cbrate thezsth wedding nnniv ersnry of Mr and Mrs Joel as Twentylive frlends from Churchill Lelrpy Cooks town Thornton anenshoc Tor onto Kcswick and Bradford were present The happily married bride and bridegroom of 25 years re ceived many lovely and useful gilts amongst them were plane tickcls to Quinceygt lilinbis to visit their daughter Jean Mrnnil Mrs Rodgersof Bond Head spent Sunday at Prosscrs Mrs ODcll is visiting her sis tor at Maple Mrs Ru55cll Stewart Mrs sturgeon Miss Kay Allen and Mrs Bertha Jorynre homo alts cr to trip to Montreal Quebec City and Ottawa EUCIIRE PARTY The WI held euchro party in the community hall on Friday evcning There were four tables of bpidge and 13 tables at cuchre Prize winners bridgc Mrs Rcive and Constable Euchre Mrs Lockhart and George Uncles Sunday visitors at Sloans Mr and Mrs wicks and Don of Markham dnd Mr and Mrs I3 Davis and Cheryl of Whitby DUCK SEASON Duck season is on Amongst the hunters gathering Saturday morning was William Constable of Toronto Congratulations to Mr Wilfred Stewart and Mrs Bertha Thomp son who were maricd by Rev Fred Home at Boysville Satu day FIRST MEETING The first meeting ofst Peters Churchillfwas held on Oct ober at the home of Miss Sloan the leader with 11 girls present After opening exercises the nominations tnqk ce The following Aware elect Assistant Leader Phyllis Sprir ule President Elizabeth Beatty VicePres ent Judy Molfnt Secretary Marilyn Lamsoil Treasurer Jean Spence Dor cas Gloria Hindle IiclllistL Eil tuimmins bi In Carolyn Grace Hindle Martha Fitsimmins Brenda Allan During new business letter was read fromthc secret 313Mls Horton asking ifGA would be host forithe annual Evensong Service to be held on thefirst Suuda evening of Nov ember Plnns twillibé made for thisservioe Phyllis Sproule and Elizabeth Beatty gave an account of the weekend camp conference held at Camp Couchiclung and also gave rep of the subjects they had discu cd Eileen Fitmimmins favoured on the accordion with herwinn lng selection atithé Coakstown Amateur Night ltwas named Mimicry Ml Sloan then gave chapterof the new study vhoo As large as life aud an acti ty calledLife orMolley followed room iveckénd with Mr and MrsCecil Whitcslile Mis Esih Dawncr attended the synod meeting In Toronto on Wednesday Messrs Brucegnd Ronald Brandy oronto speotitbe week end with nnd Mrs Kenneth Britney Mr oodMrs Jameslleig on and family of Hollyspentsune day with Mr aodMlsl Kenneth lirolle GOLDEN WEDDINGI lnrge number of friends of Mr and Mrs Geprgefidohhsthn called on Sunday ultern in Go ober honor and congratul atojhcm ongthelrlt olden wedd mgnnnlvérsory Mr and Immniuup¢nnmsy nu Since com NEWS Raymcod Peter Gysel whilc working on Ronald whitesido spent the L0 ftnlnllln wan born 14 years ago TI wnthc eldest child of his parents Mr and Mn Allrod Foyston Ills brothel Harry still Illml the home when he was born and raised WEDDIN GGUESIS and Mrs Percy Muir Ml an Oliver Wilsonattcnded the Fruit Taylor wedding in Toronto Saturday October din Lawren ce Park community church Mr and Mn Ernest Evans moved last week to their new hoine on Burton Avenue In Allan WIN TROPHY Congratulations to Kpock Sil vcrtoppcrs upon winning the Captain Downer trophy in the South Simcoe Juveollo Leagan They bad long and hard taught battle defeating lhelr Al llston opponents but deserved the right to claim the champlom ship Full support from local lpns and good sportsmanship re igncd throughout the series We are all proud of our two chumA ipiouspr teanlsoilhe commun Mr and Mrs Parker Kelccy visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joel Prosser of Churchill Mr and Mrs DBulmer and Mr and Mrs George Prince of Barrie vlsitcd recently with Mr and Mrs Shannon iiom Miss Catherine Dykstrnand friend left recently to spend st mo ls at Red Deer Alberta Holly IVA will meet on Oct ii in Holly church for their ltouscclonning meeting After the cleaning session the business period will be held BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Graham on the birth of their daughter on Monday Oct5 at Royal Victoria Hospit al Barrie NO SERVICE There will be no church scr VICE In Holly United Church on Sunday October in as it will be nnniversnry service in Thornton United Church Anniversary ser vice will be held in Holly United Church oh Oct 25 Carleen Crow returned home from Royal Victoria Hospital on Sunday OBITUARY IRA OSWALD PABTRIDGE Foliowxng lengthy illness Ira OswaldrPartrIdge died at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie Sept 25 Born Jam 11 1895 at Crown Hill he was the son of Welling ton Partridge and Emma Partridge Irawas lifelong fannerat Crown Hill and Edenvale except the period spent overseas in World War with the Canadian Artillery in France He was an active member of sick two years ngo He had been Sunday school superintendent and then elder of Edcnvale Church or many years Thevfuoeral Monday Sept 28 was from Crown Hill United Church where the service was taken jointly byRev Robinson of Edenvaleand Rev Bail Crown Hill Many friends and neighbors were inutiendanee from Crown Hill and Edenvale Also relatives St Catharines Toronto hee morc and North Bay Interment was in Crown Hill Union Cemetery and pallbearers were Nelson Walton Joseph Maw and Oliver Carson of Eden vale Carl Howard Parts ridge and Go on Dunsmore of Crown Hi annyiflowersEio remembrance ere rom dehvaln Church Edenvalo and11 19 stltute the McKionoo Industry St Calharines Vigo school Val Vlacit School and also the neigh bors of the 12m Line Vespra besidevihe beautiful floral irih utu from relativesV Survrviog are his widow the ongone Ted Couchmnn Mimi grandchildren Dwighi ls and Heth Couchman lie sldes five sisters and two broth ers Miss Enid Partridge Bar rle Mrs loln Kent Elexeyst Catharrnas wPercy Partridge North Hay Elmer Partridge St Cathanliesr Mrs Allan Black Annie chomberg Miss Stella Partridge Dullnville and Mrs George Mecgan Minnie AL bony New York ormstown Que Alfred Hi Brittain 82 founder of the Muri tlme Fish Corporation Limited Guel Rev lllchard Orlntid Joiliffe retired United Church fCah Mulitreal phn Eraser can of McGlil Unl hledlcillfncul Anne deglnlncntlere our plague Fortinpes prolt initial niversltyfsogr ulturol schoo for242years Toronto Ilolwylbillongqlione badkiar mémlrno 69 Mrs Scott Muir Ind Mr do from Gait Hamilton Dunnville fiyTEB CANADIANan The lchnt Bimini beer that noblov Canadian Institution has only onefrtronzholdlett lhltl In Quebec Thcdilheglasso risrlill availablan Alberta nddbrltlsh lumbin In somewhat mailer ginnus than Quebecs ght ounce size Butlnbotb tip and BC thorn movement to lnstaI the meant lzyr ounce draught desplté theidisfnvpl thctipplers who mostly still or der two small gt Boer prices glass sizes the re turns to wholesalers and retail ers and provincial Lanes have been juggled around only In the Inst few yenrs byprovlnclal li quorbonrds The result Is that noonc of Canadas 10 provinces has beer drinking uniformity with the others LOWEST PRICE The lowest price for bottled beer in taverns or beverage roo known better to the pat rons as beer parlors or pubs ls urban Quebecs 75 cents pint Ontario however sells beer in built quantities cheaper than any other1 province$2 for in case of 12 pints or $375 for 24 Prices went up slightly two months ago and last month the dime draught disappeared In beer parlors the glass nowis 15 cans Montreals draught beer price has remained unchanged for 19 years although the size of the glass was reduced to eight ounces from nincin 1M8 Newfoundland tops the waver ing provincial price lists for bottled and cratcd beer The min imum in public houses Is cents pint nod case of 12 costs $321 at other outlets Draught beer is most expens ive in Saskatchewan and Nova Scolinls cents or ounces and 11 cents for ounces rc spcctively In Newfoundland Prince Ed wold Islond alld New Brunswick no drought beer is said New Brunswickund Prince Edward Island have no pubs ntall al though Ncw Drunswick has Ii censed private clubs LARGER GLASS When Ontario raised Its draught beer pri last month to 15cents the eightounce glass was rcplnced by 103 ounce serving Except for nostalgia among tipplers for the dime draught thereve been few com plaints Beverage room operators have complained however that the in crease in pricesthere was also twocenthike in thecost of bottled beerstill leaves them short of reasonable profit Manitoba hotelmcu have been selling eight ounces ofbeer in glasses for 15 cents since Oct conelin Glass tlclals raid prices all drought rad bottled beerwent up because our revenue is running below that of other westem provinm Manitoba they said was get ting only per cent of profits compared to 244 in Sashaer cwnn 331 In Alberta and In British palumbia Saskatchewan switched to 15 cent ounce glasses In Nov ember 01 I958 The price prevl ousiy had been lo cents for six ounces in mens beer parlors still the provinces only drinking outlet Ncwpncs are expected soon however because of room liberal drinking laws passed at the but session of the leKlslo ture Albertas drnught bccr rctails nt 20 cents for ounces of 10 cents for 755 The large size was introduced about year ago and the Alberta Hotel Association now is talking about changing to the elghtpuncc 15ccnt glass Bc onnssas British Columbia beer parlors servo the some glass sizes but ihohuiel association thch claims the Hsounce gloss holds only slx The inrgc glass wnsintro duced last year Chnnccs ore that prices may soon take jump since hoch men are complnining of low pro iLs and pro envioust eyeing Mon itobns lZpcr cent gcocrnl in crease in October Thebottled becr price in Brit lsh Columbia has been 28 cents plus two cents tux since 1953 In cocklnll bars and dining rooms prices range rpm 35 cents to 45 cents Bccr parlors charge 50 for take away cartons of I2 whereas government beer stores charge $252 In Alberta western bottled beer sells abwccnts and cost cln beertgoes for ndime more Loungennd dining room prices are us high 3545 ceuts pint In pubs ll case of items $330 In beer stores its $235 Saskatchewans beer parlors have long sold pints lit 30 cents bowel dozen retails at $320 in government store $375 in beer parlor The October Increase put Mao itobas beer parlor pint price at 30 cents Other outleLs fixhlgher prices individually subject to the approvnl of the liquor control EDMONTON CPI Séientific advances ralhel than natural beauty or promotion have caused the tourist business to skyrocket PremierEsC Manning of Alberta said Thursday He told the closing session of Previously the price was in cents for ounces Liquorboard of RIP DOWN RED FLAGS BERLIN lowEast German authorities today pulled down Communist that had touched oil battles between West Berlin police and Communist rail way workers There was hi im mediate explanation of the move The flhgs had bcelldisplaycd over West Berlin elevated raiL way stations operated by East Germany under four power agreement FIELDS DIED BROKE NEW YORK tAPISongand dance man Benny Fields appar eotly died bloke Fields Iatally strickenby heartattack last Aug 16 at the age of 65 be queatiled all his possessions to his widow and co stat Blossom Seeley Fields But trust com pany officer said Fields left no assets SMALLER phnlns LONDON AP Expectant mothers who smoke cigarets are likely to have smallcrbabies British doctor claimed today Dr Charles Lowe of Binningllam University reported thét children of smoking mothers averaged six ounccsrlighter than those of non smokers REDS SHELLQUEMOY TAIPEI Formosa AP The Quemoy Islands todoyjar the firsttilnein four days The Nn Garcon in GALE KILLS TWO ReuterslTwo men died in 7amiIeaubour gale whichtlashed the Cape coast early Thursday saukdurillg Five fishing vessels tbestorm gt ninlviEN JAPANESE EIGHT was beaten an Japanese stabbed in street fightrbetween American airmen nnd Japanese outside nearby Johnson air base eorly Frida Military pnlice held Japanese two America and held threc of thei untrYIn II for lpv silo tcr Nehru today called on gBurmeSc prime minister Gen NcWiu for second round of tours onmntter ofr mutuéll Chinese Communists shelled the 70minute period befor dnwn VCAPETDWNfiSoulh Af ea TOKYO APlAJIS sergeant WDELHI tReuterslrimc the Canadian Tourist Associa tions annual meetiog that sci worm NEWSVIN BRIEF the United Church until he tdok DAMAGING TORNADO MCHENRY Ill APlA tore nado slammed into the south edge of McHemy in Northeastern Illinois in the midst of severe thunderstorm Thursday night causing extensive properly dam age and injuring at least one per son State police reportcd 12 houses severely damaged and so with less serious daindge PROTEST BOMBS LONDON ReutersTwo Eng lishmen left by air Thursday night or AccraGbonn enroute to the Sahara Desert in protest the planned French atomic bomb testslllere Michael Raudlé 25 and Francis Hoyland 29 said they will drive to El Hummoudid in the Sahara where the tests arevtu take place and should ar rive beiore Jan Dllls AT llo 11 HOLTERSHDEK Holland AP Five daysilfterller with birth day Mrs Christina Khrnebeek Backs lIpilands olflestinha tent dicdhere Thursday night Queen Juliana last Friday sent her is personal letter of con gralulations and huge birthday cake triea der dlsp cs with com Intelest including both coun ese 11an Quebec oommlss ion case oilzcosts $260 at government stores In southeln Ontario beer par lon pint has gone upto cents from 26 whereas In nortb em and dorthwcsleln0nlhri Friceere Hand 30 cents res speciively Cocktail bars and din ing rooms charge from so cents to so mots depending oncolcr tninmeot etc gt The Ontario beer purchaser doesnt actually pay my more for his beer at tile government store thanpreviously but he gets less for the bottles when he brings them back The deposit on case of 24 pints was reducedlo 50 cent from 60 but the retoli price of $425 stays the name Quebecs general tavern price of 25 cenls pint goes as high as 55 cents in some rcstniiroptn and clubs Grocers scll beer in case at 3210 dozcn Ruralprices go as high as $4 for 12 quarts lo crcnses of to to 20 per centWm put into Bllcct in 1957 and prices have bccli stable since Government stores the only le gal bccr outlets in New Bums wlck sell maritime beer ct cents is pint and other brands at 25 cents Quart pllces nre 87 and 12 cents respectively carton of 12 local bcnr sells for $270 The last price bike was 18 cents dozen in 1952 IOeCENI PINTS In Nova Scotia tuvcnls is plot bottle costs 30 cents and nqunrt 54 Beer from outside the Mark times is three cents more ll pint The price of pint went up two cents lost your Becr bought In government stores costs 22 cents plot for locnl brew and 25 cents for other Canadian beer There wos one cent increase this spring Canadas smallest province Prince Edward Islanduhns no outlets other than government stores whereu case of 12 pints costs $280 The higher federal sales tax promoted chnt in crease last summer Newfoundlonds bottled beer In 32 cook in plnt in taverns Main land beer is 37 cents In cocktail bars prices rangenround 40 and 45 cents gt The government stores ocll dozen for $321 but mainland beer is $354 There was onecent lu crcase in the price of beer two years ago once has provided the means to seehew places Its complete new era mov ing so fast that future conven tions may soon be worrying about improving accommodation on the moon However the premier said it is still the personal touch that brings the touristbock He urged delegates never togot tooclose to the commercial aspects of tourism The things that stem from the thoughts are what stay in the minds of visitors and bridg them back OFFICERS ELECTED JamesM McAvity of Montreal was clectcd president Frank Shark of Leamillgtnn Loyal Kelly of Toronto and Brian Rene wick of Vancouver were named vicepruidenls Mr McAvity said tourist opcr ators must boost their standards of accommodation food and pub lic relations to stayaiiveJo scientificlldvances Promoting Skyrocketing Tourist Business growing world battle for tourist dollars Allan Field director of theufetl eral travel bureau said travel promotion in Canada is poor on all levels and Canada has an In creasing United States tourist de ficit He urged nationnl tourist policyvito boost the lagging $1 300000000 industry WAS CHINA MISSIONARY GUELPH CRIéllev Richard Orlando Jolliffe retired United Church of Cnoada missionary died here Thursday Dr Jollifle was missionary for the Metho dist Church and later the United Church in West China from 1904 until 1946 He wasrborn in Pais ley Oot