The Sherbrooke record, 9 juin 1975, lundi 9 juin 1975

DATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST 1000 King East — Tel.567-4851 Mainly sunny today.Sunn> Tuesday.High toda> IK to 20.Low tonight 4 to x.High Tuesda\ -'0 to 0 DATSUN SALES & SERVICE - Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD MONDAY.JINE ».1975 10 CENTS GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES A SECURE short term investment with an attractive yield AT Crown Trust ( entrai Building U King St V\est.Sherbrooke — .>ti»-»44H other ollu es across ( anada $1 million lottery announced HALIFAX (CP> — The holders of ticket numbers 6349652 and 3701448 won $1 million each Sunday in the fifth Olympic Lottery draw The $500.0000 second prize went to ticket number 5620712 The instant millionaires were selected by computer from about six million tickets bought for $10 each Proceeds from the lottery.which was televised nationally on the (TV network, are used to help finance the 1976 Olympics to be held at Montreal Other major prize winners were: Ticket number 2164028- $250.000; number 3253628— $200.000; number 2428305- $150,000; number 5212273— $125.000; number 6118117— $100.000; and number 2589074- $75.000 Prizes of $50.000 each went to the holders of tickets bearing these five numbers 6180451, 4144038.4664824.3738658, and 5834223 In addition, each ticket whose last five or six digits matched those of any winning number won $5.000 Four matching final digits won $1.000.and three matching final digits were good for $100 From Cowansville Escapees still at large COWANSVILLE Benoit Roy, 25, and Dennis Pearson, 20, both of Montreal were the first escapees from the federal penitentiary here since May 1, 1973 when they fled on June 5 at approximately 9:30 p m A Quebec police spokesman indicated they cut a hole in the inner perimeter wire fence then dug under the outer fence and made their way to Highway 104.He indicated their escape succeeded due to a combination of drizzle and fog which prevented guards from seeing them Roy was serving four years on counts of complicity to commit burglary possession of burglary tools, and attempted breaking and entering He was admitted to the Regional Reception Centre, Montreal on March 17, 1975 and was transferred to Cowansville April 29.He no visitors since he arrived in Cowansville and his probable date of release was Nov.19, 1977 Pearson was serving three years and six months on 28 counts of uttering, eight of possession of material to be uttered, 30 counts of fraud, four of possessing materials to commit fraud and one of public mischief.He was committed to the regional centre I Mar.20, 1975 and transferred here May 13.His probable date of release was July 31, 1977 Pearson is five feet, 11 and weighs 160 pounds.He has light brown hair and hazel eyes, and has a nondescript tattoo on his left knee R(^y is five feet nine, and weighs 154 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes Neither are considered dangerous, j Meanwhile 1 o && 1 authorities are vehejrrently denying repoÂs that Bv JOHN McCAGHKY ( Record Reporter ) Leonard Saulnier, an alleged co-accused in the slaying of Montreal Urban Community Sgt.Det Gilles Beauvais was an escapee from the local institution Saulnier and Jean-Louis Rodrigue, a payrollee, have been arraigned on charges of capital murder, punishable by death in the killing of Mr Beauvais in Ville Emard last Tuesday.Saulnier was admitted here on Oct.21, 1971 and was transferred to the “super" maximum security unit in Laval Nov.24, 1971.Michel Jalbert.originally of Granby, was declared ^legally at large when he failed to return to a halfway house in Granby Saturday at 6:30 p.m.following a three day pass.Jalbert.30, was serving four years, three months and 142 days on counts of breaking and entering.escape, evading legal custody and breach of parole He is five feet seven, weighs 150 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes.He has a scar on his lower left eyelid and a tattoo on the inner portion of his lower lip.Cowansville has been plagued with escapes since it opened its doors in 1965 which ended with a rash of 10 escapees in nine successful attempts between April 15 and May 1, 1973.Solicitor General Warren Allmand visited the penitentiary then commissioned the Ducros Commission to investigate penitentiaries in Quebec The commission recommended stricter security measures which began with the erection of a second perimeter wire fence topped with “Berka" type barbed wire, and contracts were let earlier this year for construction of guard towers.The towers are not completed.thus guards were at a disadvantage Thursday when the two fugitives made their escape Cowansville had been considered maximum security from an escape point of view .However, it is run as a medium to minimum security institution within the fences.The local chapter of the Guards Alliance Canadian Union of Public Service Employees have constantly urged the selection committee at the regional level to only allow prisoners who fall within the norms required for a medium security institution be transferred to Cowansville.They allege approximately 30 per cent of the inmates currently detained here should be transferred either to maximum security institutions or to detention centres for the criminally in >ane.The alliance has had several meetings with the selection committee concerning admittance procedures since the brutal hammer slaying of painter instructor Georges Nadeau at the institution April 8, 1975.It is alleged Mr.Nadeau s presumed slayer, Mario Gauthier, had been ordered detained at the Pinel Institute for the criminally insane by the judge who presided at his trial on a charge of armed robbery with violence.Gauthier was cited to the next term of the local assizes following his preliminary hearing on a charge of capital murder, punishable by death in Sweetsburg Court May 22 and 23.The draw produced a maximum of 84.000 winners, with up to 5,400 ticket holders winning $100 for each of the 14 major winning ticket numbers based on the last three digits of those sevendigit numbers Each major prize also had 540 winners of $1,000 each based on the last four digits of the winning number, and 59 ticket holders who won ' ¦#' on the last five or six digits of the major winning number Lottery officials said that one of the million-dollar numbers— 3701448—was sold in the Toronto area by the Bank of Montreal The other million-dollar winning number, 6349852.was sold in the Sherbrooke.Que , area.The $500.000 winning ticket was sold by the Royal Bank of Canada but its location was not known Israel stands firm over desert JERUSALEM (AP) — Resisting pressure from U S.State Secretary Henry Kissinger, the Israeli cabinet says it will not modify its terms for another troop withdrawal in the Sinai desert unless Egypt comes up with a new offer The cabinet decision Sunday night was a victory for Premier Yitzhak Rabin, who has been pressed by Kissinger to bring new proposals to Washington for his meeting with President Ford this week The Ford administration blames Israel for the collapse of Kissinger s attempt to negotiate a withdrawal agreement last March because Israel insisted on a pledge of nonbelligerency from Egvot After Ford’s recent meeting with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, Kissinger said he could not determine whether he would try to revive the Israeli-Egyptian negotiations until after Ford met with Rabin A communique issued after the Israeli cabinet meeting said Israel's terms “remain in force" but “the government will be w illing to re-examine its policy concomitant with changes that may occur in the Egyptian position." Some members of the Little love for sale as prostitutes picket PARIS (AP> — There was little love for sale in Paris Sunday night as picketing prostitutes enforced a strike call from the Champs Elysees through Pigalle to the Rue St Denis “I went on strike yesterday, like they said, now Pm back at work, said the only girl found at work during a late-night tour of the city But a few minutes later she was involved in a heated argument with two pickets The burly doorman at a Pi galle stnp show said there wasn't one girl working in that r^d light district “Some of them tried early in the evening." he said “Then carloads of pickets came along and hustled them off " “Haven't seen a girl around for the last two nights," said one of three Pigalle policemen sitting in a van But they laughed at the strike committee's demand that prostitutes be taxed instead of fined “Girls around here make 500 to 1,000 francs