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ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES Death Notices Engagements Birth $450 maximum 40 words additional words cents per word Card of Thanks 25 words $450 Additional words cents per word In Memoriam no verse Verse per count line extra Coming Events Mondays child ls fair of face Tuesdays child Is full of grace Wednesdays child Is full of woe Thursdays child has for to go Fridays dilld is loving and giving Saturdays child works hard for Its living And child that Is born on the Sabbath Day Is fair and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse Counter Cullen always want to know whlc day of the week was their birth date Keep Ntll and other important Information for your childs future Barrie Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name of your child the day at the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family bums The rate for Barrie Examiner Birth Notice Is only $450 Maximum 40 words Additional words cents per word PHONE 72824 GOOD NEWS STORY When you announce the birth of your child in The Barrie Ex aniner clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives In those for places Place an announcement after birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classified 7282414 HAPPY OCCASION The birth of your chlldi To tell the good news to friends and rte fibers The Barrie Examiner Classified Sta are as near as your telephone The day of birth iust dial 728242l MURIELS FLOWERS 77 BAYFIELD ST 7281561 FLOWER FAIR The Florist Who Cares GROVE DUCKWORTH PLAZA 7268642 Au6 JylS DEATHS CLEMMENS Ivan Erlwin At the Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie on Sunday March 28 1976 Ivan Erlwin Clemmens in his 72nd year Beloved husband of Bessie wollwin Dear father of Ivan of Cambridge and Timothy of Barrie Grandfather of Robert Gail Karen Michael Susan David and Cin dy Brother of Evelyn Mrs Gordon Early Moncton NB Predeceased by brothers Ross and Jack Resting at The Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie Complete service in the chapel on Wednesday March 31 at pm interment Barrie Union Cemetery BAILEY Madeline Jone Suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital on Monday March 29 i976 Madeline Bailey Beloved wife of Ben Bailey of Stroud Loving mother of Bar bara Mitchell of Big Bay Point Dear grand mother of Leonard Kenny and Danny Dear sister of May Mrs Perry of Stroud Marcel Mrs Parker of Toronto Gilbert and Ted both of Newfoundland Graham Robert and Samuel all of Toronto Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home 152 Bradford St Barrie Visitation from Tuesday at pm Complete service at St Pauls Anglican Chur ch Innisfil on Thursday April at pm In terment Prospect Cemetery Toronto FERRERI Grace At Augustina Hospital Chicago on Sunday March 28 1976 Grace Caruso Beloved wife of Anthony Ferreri Daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Anthony Caruso al Barrie Sister of Joseph of North Bay Jeannette Corcoron of London and Joan no Kenyon of Toronto Sisterlinlaw of Joseph Ferreri of Barrie Resting at The Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after pm Wednesday Funeral mass at St Marys Church Barrie on Thursday April at 11 am Interment St Marys Cemetery LETCHER Rose Emily At The Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Monday March 29 1976 Rose Emily Chollacomb Beloved wife of Joseph Letcher of Ora Station in her 75th year Dear mother of Marion Minord and James Letcher Grandmother of Suzzone Robbie and Shawn Sister of Ernest Chollacomb of Toronto Dolly Cooper of Toronto Gladys Chollacomb of England Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie Complete service in the chapel on Thursday April at 230 pm Interment later at Oro United Cemetery ELLAH Charles Leroy Vet of WWII Canadian Inlantry Corps RCRAt the Wellesley Hospital Toronto on Monday March 29 1976 Charles Ellah beloved husband of Mary Ellah of Stroud Loving lather of Lillian Mrs Morningstar of Niagara Falls Con nie Mrs Rodgers and Linda Mrs Plante both of Port Colbourne Doris Mrs Heeney of Hamilton Janet Mrs Smith of Peterboro Russell ol Navado Charles of Niagara Falls Robert of Port Colbourne Ray of Keswick Jerry of Painswick Clifford of Aliiston and the Late Cecil Dear grand father of 43 grandchildren and one great grandchild Dear brother at Evelyn Mrs Landers of Nonaimo BC Restin at the Jen nett Funeral Home 152 Bradlor St Barrie Visitation from Wednesday at pm Service in the chapel on Friday April at pm In terment Barrie Union Cemetery SUTHERLAND Randy 77 Suddenly in Vespra Township by accident on Tuesday March 1976 Randy Sutherland in his I7th year Dear son of Paul Sutherland Brother of Debie and Heather Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after pm Thursday Funeral mass at Our Lady of Grace Church Angus on Friday April at II am Interment St Marys Cemetery Barrie LADOUCEUR Anthony Charles Tony Sud denly by accident in Vespra Township on Tuesday March 30 I976 Anthony Charles Tony Ladouceur Loving son of Jack and Kay Ladouceur Dear brother of Raymond Ber nie Darlene Kathy and Teresa Grandson of Reta and Ray Ladouceur and Hazel and Leo Flavin Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after pm Thursday Funeral arrangements later ARNOLD Funeral Home Chapel 127 BAYFIELD ST 7282530 Friendly Courteous Service MWF 55 AN EASTER TRIBUTE TO YOUR LOVED ONES With the significance of Easter Day in mind consider an In Memoriam as tribute to you loved ones It is beautifu gesture of love and devotion to the memory oi mother father wife husband daughter son or those beyond the immediate family circle faithful friend or kin In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who wish to select an appropriat memoriam notice for Easter time the Classified Department of Th Barrie Examiner will publish SPECIAL MEMORIAM TRIBUTES SATURDAY APRIL l7 To ensure that your message ap pears at this time Telephone 728 24 or write BEFORE WED NESDAY APRIL 14 M3 HIT THE HEADLINES BASINGSTOKE England $450 20 cents per line $294 per column inch CARDS 0F TNAN ALLENThe family of the late Jim Allen wish to thank relatives friends and nei hbors for heir many klndnesses floral trl utes and cards during our recent bereavement Special thanks to Dr Dick Dr Curtis the nurses and staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital Rev Storey for his consoling words end the Steckley Funeral Home Lillian Allen Jack and Helen Caldwell and family CHRISTIANSON In loving memory of dear mother Susan Christianson who passed away March 31 i973 None knew her but to love her None named her but In praise Iovlngly and always remembered by Ian Bill and daughter Charlotte ADAMS In loving memo of dear hus band ond father Thomas El on Adams who passed away March 31 1966 None new him but to love him None named him but in praise £ver remembered and sadly missed by wife Ruby and family COMING EVENTS DISCARD SALE BARRIE CENTRAL COLLEGIATE CAFETERIA FRIDAY APRIL 2nd BEGINNING AT PM Featuring Sale of Homemade Baking Plant Boutique Band Mothers Barrie Central Collegiate Band For pickup at discard items telephone 7266070 or 7266365 M273lAl BARRIE Horticultural Society MEETING Thursday April lst at 800 pm SpeakerJohn Clark on the subiect of Gods Rock Garden illustrated M2731 THORNTON UNITED CHURCH 7th ANNUAL MENS SUPPER Thursday April Guest speaker and Vocalist Admission $350 M31 Al EASTER HAM ANDE TURKEY SHOOT SATURDAY APRIL3 pm at The Aliiston Rod and Gun Club miles south of Aliiston on Can cession 13 mile east of county road 10 M31A2 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE For JACK CULGIN Lot Con Tecumseth Twp Location of farm mile East of Tottenham on 4th Con SATURDAY APRIL at pm The following Int model 624 diesel tractor wps PH LPTO hydraulics good cond heat houser Int model 46 furrow PH trip beam plow HD super chief like new Int model 370 wheel carrying 36 plate disk wnotched front like new int PH 10 cultivator int plate one way disk MH I5 run grain drill wfertilizer gross seeder attach Spray motor PH field sprayer wPTO pump 20 boom New Idea 120 bushel single beater PTO spreader sections of harrows complete post hole i4 auger 3PH New Idea cut PTO trail mower Case side rake int model 45 PTO baler Farmhand bale bun cher farm trailer wdual wheels 16 rack Cardinal bale grain elevator wundercarriage 16 grain auger wz HP motor home made grain elevator MH model 60 combine wpick up motor powered good cond trail Case trail combine wpick up for parts MISC ITEMS Jamesway stable cleaner wapprox 230 of gutter chain 14 slots stationary boom w3 PH motor Beatty litter bucket Woods elec chopper chop box Jamesway exhaust stable fan 2sets of Stewart cat tle clippers 2bags cattle mineral set of tractor chains Cascade 40 water heater stainless steel double sink grain bushel 28 extension ladder wood 32 extension ladder wood rope forks shovels chain misc items ANTIQUES single furrow plow turnip drill wagon wheels imp seats neck yokes 2old rockers need repair old bonnet chest of drawers needs work TE saler cheques with 10 Nothing to be removed until settled for ACCIDENTS Neither the Owner nor responsible property loss Cashday of be or the Auctioneer will for accidents ERNIE SEVERN Auctioneer RR ALLISTON Tel 7054357467 SCL No I0 M3I Three Rs call said immature TORONTO CP The call for return to the Three Rs reading writing and arithme ticin education is mark of immaturity says Lloyd Den nis coauthor of the 1968 Hall spent Gravenhurst with her brother Chester Barr and family Secret Service dirty tricks Paper clips his material revealed in this new book By JACK TRACY The Canadian Press Recent disclosures of dirty tricks of the Central ln telligence Agency CIA of the United Statespoison propa ganda and planned assassina tions of political leadersal most pale into insignificance when compared with the record of British Security Co ordination during the Second World War Now much of the BSC story is told in new book by Cana dian author William Stevenson Man Called Intrepid Intrepid was the code name for the BSC chief William Stephenson and remains the Bermuda cable ad dress of the nowretired spy master who was knighted for his wartime exploits Sir William not related to the author was born at Point Douglas Man near Winnipeg so years ago He was an ace in the Royal Flying Corps in the First World War and made fortune in industry between the wars when he mingled with the great including the future prime minister Winston Chur chill In 1940 when the war reached the stage where Hitler con trolled most of Western Europe and threatened Britains shores Churchill sent Stephen son to New York to form bridge with Franklin Roosevelt president of the thenneutral United States That was the birth of the BSC PLAYED DIRTY TRICKS In the ensuing five years BSC and its thousands of agents and underground workers in oc cupied countries helped change the course of the war with an unprecedented record of assas sination sabotage espionage and what Sir William himself called dirty tricks In the early 19505 few Ca nadian newspaper men told bits and pieces of the BSC story and Montgomery Hyde who ser ved with the secret agency wrote The Quiet Canadian pub lished in 1962 Now that the rigid restraints of Britains Official Secrets Act have been lifted author Steven son former Toronto news paper man and broadcaster has delved into BSC papers to develop the record in much more detail Stevenson who flew with the Royal Navy met Sir William while on an in telligence mission Sir William in foreword to the book de scribes the author as my friend and former colleague The book focuses sharply on Sir William at times blowing him up larger than life The reader may wonder how one man could maintain the Chur chillRoosevelt liaison and still ply the cloakanddagger trade on three continents At one point the author quotes the late Ian Fleming writer of the James Bond series and then BSC agent British seaman was being investigated for selling convoy secrets Sir William left his New York of fice one afternoon and when HILLSDALE By RUTH LEA Mr and Mrs Bill Douglas have returned home after twoweek vacation in Florida Mr and Mrs Tom Morrison the weekend in Mrs Jack Rumble was in Toronto one day last week at tending the flower show heid in the Automotive building at the exhibition grounds Weekend guests with Mr and Mrs Gordon Thompson were Mr and Mrs Tom Dwinneil of Orillia big thankyou from the United Church people to the Lions Club of Hillsdale for donating and installing new waterheater Mr and Mrs John Rumble are on vacation in the Bar bados Year Guaranteed Investment Certificate Rates Subject To Change Ross Furzecott 35 Dunlop Street East he returned an FBI man said the seaman ought to get the chop already have Sir William is quoted as saying while he is described as making chopping motions against his desk The reader may ask whether man of Sir Williams impor tance would risk exposure of his covert role in the peacetime US to engage in New York style mugging The seaman was later 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