The Sherbrooke record, 4 mai 1970, lundi 4 mai 1970

FOR i QUALITY PRINTING « Al I 562-3861 Page-Sangster Inc.V_________________ THE SHERBROOKE A TRI SHI KBKOOKK RFA ORD.MON MAY 4 1070 10 CENTS ESTABLISHED 1 897 O.âl j{\ SA7-A4M Anti-Cambodia protests may spark student The threat of a country-wide strike by U S college students loomed today as protests against the expansion of the war in South Vietnam into Cambodia continued No one group has emerged to lead the protest movement, but anti-war demonstrations and strike calls have sprung up spontaneously on scores of campuses across the United States The editors of 11 college newspapers in the East have joined to run a common editorial calling for the entire academic community to close classrooms to protest the expansion of the war Columbia University’s administration approved a “classroom moratorium to discuss the Indochina war Strike plans also were announced at Georgetown University in Washington, the University of Notre Dame in Southbend.Ind .Brandeis Uni versity in Waltham.Mass., and Stanford University in Palo Alto.Calif The weekend-long rails at Yale University in New Haven.Conn called originally to support Black Panthers on trial for murder there, ended w ith a call for a strike to protest the war FIRST FOR CALTECH Some colleges, such as the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, which never have had anti-war demonstrations.had them this weekend following President Nixon's announcement that U S.and South Vietnamese troops had entered neutral Cambodia and the re- sumption of bombing raids against North Vietnam this weekend In a 600-word statement, eastern college editors whose news papers have a readership of about 50.000.said Nixon acted unconstitutionally in sending the troops into Cambodia without congressional approval “The strike is necessary to free the academic community from activities of secondary importance and open them up to the primary task of building re- newed opposition to the war Editors involved are from Col umbia.Cornell.Rutgers.Bryn Mawr Sarah Lawrence, the University of Pennsylvania.Harvard.Princeton.Dartmouth.Brown and Haverford SIT DENTS STAGE SIT IN At Kent State University.Na tional Guard troops with bayonets on their rifles herded 1.200 students back to the campus Sunday night after they staged a sit-in at a downtown Kent.Ohio intersection It was the third straight night of anti war protests at Kent A student was injured in the back b\ a bayonet and at least one guardsman was hurt by a thrown rock Guardsmen were ordered into the city Saturday night after a demonstration b\ 1.000 students during which the arm\ Reserve Officers Training Corps building was burned and demonstrators ttH»k away firemen’s hoses About 50 persons were arrested Sunday night, raising the ap- strike proximate total of arrested since Friday to 100 Meanwhile, federal troops were being withdrawn from New England where they had been standing by in case of violence at the New Raven rally in support of Black Panthers Yale University President Kingman Brewster Jr .called for a resumption of classes Tuesday Yale has been shut down for 2* • weeks and has just completed a weekend of rallies in support of the Panthers dh QUEBEC iki Efim IN FOCUS Confident of capital return SOREL.Que.(CP) — Premier-elect Robert Bourassa says ¦ he is certain capital is returning to Quebec Speaking at Marine Industries Ltd Saturday, the 36-year-old leader of the newly-elected Liberal party pointed to rising stock market trends on April 30.the day following the election, as evidence.“Look at the stock market after the election—it jumped up.” he said “This shows the confidence of the business community.New York continued to go down, but the stock market in Montreal ; went up.” Mr Bourassa was speaking at the christening of the Ludger Simard, a 7.000-ton tanker.Canadian veteran honored THE HAGUE (CP) — At Delft 25 years ago.capi.l,uc ; Turcotte in a troop carrier of the Royal 22nd Regiment was the first Canadian into that city as the Canadian forces fanned out into western Holland after the German capitulation.Delft did not forget.Now Lt -Col Turcotte and his wife, who li e in Quebec City.ar“ spending 10 days in the city as its guests.The burgomaster drove them Sunday to the remembrance ceremonies at Groesbeek.Recreation group founded SHAWINIGAN, Que.(CP) — Eighteen associations of recreation directors founded the Quebec Confederation of Leisure Enterprises Saturday to inform the public and encourage it to make a more fruitful use of recreation facilities.The confederation also aims to join all recreation and leisure organizations in the province to eliminate duplication of goals and establish a more equitable return on financial investments.The QCLE will also initiate steps to arrange for full utilization of private and public recreation facilities Rev.Marcel de La Sablonniere of Montreal was elected president of the confederation.Delegates at the weekend conference included directors of ! arenas, cinemas and hotels.\ ' : y - - w “ V1,111 HW I* LOOKING FOR ICE — The United States supertanker Manhattan leaves a path of broken ice in its wake as it heads into the Northwest Passage.The tanker, on its second trip into the Arctic, is testing the feasibility of shipping oil from Alaska’s North Slope to the eastern seaboard.(CP Photo) V- Flood threatens communities ST MICHEL DES SAINTS.Que.(CP» — Residents of this community 100 miles north of Montreal watched anxiously f Sunday as two dams on the Mattawin River threatened to give away under rising waters fed by melting snow.So far.only a few families have had to evacuate the area f south of the town where the water was about three feet above | street level Tanker in Canadian waters A Quebec Provincial Police spokesman said the situation will remain critical as long as both the Duvasseur and Boisvert dams are endangered by the heavy thaw.“We just don’t know what will happen.” he said.“We never do.’’ Officials were especially worried Saturday night as water rose to the tops of the dams and sand bags had to be used.But the swell lessened and the water was rising at a slower pace Sunday.Doubtful Levesque will run ABOARD ST LAURENT(CP) i* — The United States supertanker Manhattan entered Canadian 1 territorial waters Sunday night if for the first time since the f beginning of its voyage.The Manhattan, accompanied by the Canadian icebreaker if Louis S.St.Laurent passed inside the 12-mile territorial border off Devon Island about 8 p.m MONTREAL (CP) — It is unlikely Rene Levesque will ask any of his elected Parti Québécois members to resign and pave the way for a byelection that could assure the defeated separatist leader a seat in Quebec's national assembly, a party spokesman said Sunday.He said after a closed-door meeting of the party executives that Mr Levesque, defeated in Montreal Laurier in last Wednesday's general election, “doesn't want to hear any suggestions of resignations ” The spokesman said Mr Levesque considers it “undemocratic that duly-elected members should step down for anyone The only thing we are really positive about now.however, is that Mr Levesque will take a vacation for about one week The Parti Québécois was expected to make public today exactly what role it will play in the 108-seat national assembly The party won seven seats in the election Michaud asks recount | MONTREAL (CP> — Yves Michaud, defeated incumbent if Liberal in Montreal Gouin riding, has asked for a judicial re- i count of last Wednesday night s election results.Following a recount of ballots Thursday.Guy Joron.Parti ! Québécois candidate, still came out on top with a majority of $ 121 votes Mr Michaud had asked for a recount before the deputy returning officer when the results Wednesday night showed him •• only 64 votes behind Mr Joron ( ounting had ended election night with the results of three ! polls unknown because the ballot boxes had been locked in i error li EDT It was previously estimated the U.S.tanker would enter Canadian waters within two days, but the two ships took advantage of light ice conditions to travel nearly 105 miles during the day The Manhattan entered the Canadian Arctic archipelago southeast of Cape Sherard She was expected to turn south when opposite the entrance to Navy Board Inlet The giant tanker, capable of carrying 28.000.000 gallons from the Alaska Oilfields, is attempting her second voyage through the Northwest Passage This is the Manhattan's second voyage through the North West passage after a successful trip through the ice-laden channel last summer The ship's journeys as well as the implications for oil shipments through the northern passage from Alaska’s rich oil fields to east coast refineries have sparked considerable controversy over territorial sovereignty in the north as well as the dangers of massive oil pollution of northern waters Kennedy declines presidential bid WASHINGTON — (AP) — Senator Edward M Kennedy insisted anew Sunday that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for United States president in 1972.and “I would not accept a draft ' But he left the door open beyond that year.“Beyond that I have thought very little about any future political activity’’ except seeking re-election to the Senate this year The Massachusetts Democrat made his comments in a radio interview He said he had not planned to run for the presidency or vicepresidency before the accident at Chappaquiddick Island in which Mary Jo Kopechne died in the car which he was driving As to Judge James A boyie s statement that he did not believe the senator and secretary were headed for the island ferry when Kennedy's car plunged from a narrow bridge.Kennedy would offer no new comment Kennedy repeated his expression of serious reservations about President Nixon s order sending American troops into Cambodia He forecast that the Senate will reject funds for phase two expansion of the Safeguard anti-ballistic missile system because there is an increasing realization that this is an extraordinarily expensive system which cannot provide additional security It will only increase the arms race and there will be counter reaction within the Soviet Union, he added Queen gets warm cheers in stopover VANCOUVER (CP) — Queen Elizabeth.Prince Philip and Princess Anne were warmly cheered by about 1.500 people Sunday as their jet made a brief tueling stop before taking them home after a nine-week South Pacific tour Their British Overseas Airways V-10 jetliner touched down at 4 07 p m Pacific time, and took off 53 minutes later Another fueling stop was planned at Gander.Nfld .before the royal family arrives home today The three royal visitors left Australia earlier Sunday after the Queen opened a new airport at Sydney They were greeted here by Premier W A C Bennett.Lieu tenant-Governor John Nicholson and their wives Also in the receiving line were deputy provincial secretary Laurie Wallace and local dignitaries The public saw the royal visitors as they walked from the plane to a private lounge in the airport terminal Air strikes intensified in Cambodia WASHINGTON (UP) Intensified United States air strikes in North Vietnam and a second blunt U.S warning to Hanoi today increased uneasiness and alarm in Congress over President Nixon's decision to extend the Southeast Asian war to Cambodia But the Nixon administration maintains that the new air raids against North Vietnam, like tiie attack by U.S ground forces into Cambodia, are not an escalation of the war While U.S officials stressed the strikes in North Vietnam were confined to military targets.Defence Secretary Laird repeated a weekend threat to recommend wider bombing of the North, if necessary Laird said Saturday he would recommend a resumption of the bombing if Hanoi launched any major action across the demilitarized zone separating North and South Vietnam in retaliation for the president's dispatch of U.S.troops last Thersday into Cambodia.REPEATS WARNING Laird reiterated this warning in an interview published today in the U.S.News and World Report Ris threats coincided with official U.S.disclosure that U.S.fighter-bombers have been striking during the last few days at missile and anti-aircraft sites in North Vietnam in retaliation for attacks on American reconnaissance planes, which are unarmed but are accompanied by armed fighter support The attacks were not connected.officials said, with Laird's warning of a possible resumption of bombing of the North, halted by President Johnson in November.1968 as part of “an understanding with Hanoi Laird said in the interview The (November.l%8i understanding provided that there would be no bombing north of the demilitarized zone if the other side did not shell population centres or infiltrate through the zone, or did not interfere with the reconnaissance activities of the U.S.in North Vietnam.If the understandings are broken—if there is massive infiltration.or if there are other actions taken by the other side —I certainly wouldn't hesitate to recommend to the president that he pursue a different policy ” BOMBINGS PROTECTIVE Sunday, Vice-President Spiro T Agnew called the weekend bombings on North Vietnam protective reaction State Secretary William Rogers, saying much the same thing called the bombings “suppressive fire Agnew asserted that the air attacks and the Cambodia incursion are moves designed to protect the security of American units in South Vietnam—the position set by President Nixon Thursday.The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese are attempting to extend their supply and sanctuary areas used by their troops fighting in South Vietnam to the Gulf of Siam which.Agnew said, seriously threatens the security of American forces and the president’s policy of withdrawing U.S troops from the war zone We know we can t win a land war in Southeast Asia, that’s perfectly obvious,” he said in explaining what he termed the limited objectives of the Cambodian action Miles for millions attracts thousands Thousands of Canadians swarmed along highways, country roads and city streets across tin* country this weekend to demonstrate their love for mankind in what has become a peculiarly'Canadian ritual.Miles for Millions Sherbrooke has its walkers too SHERBROOKE Local residents, mostly young people, joined thousands across th PAGE L DR.MAlUiAKUT SMAKT hoprs Hospital, where she has been for new equipment to administer practising since 1953.anaesthetic at the Sherbrooke ( Photo : Len Koraen ) And space costs money Bv MARtitlKKITR HLADON The lady hiding behind the mask is Doctor Margaret Smart and she is doing a very special, and interesting job.at the Sherbrooke Hospital We aren't hiding her face on purpose, it’s part of her job to be thusly attired because she’s an anaesthetist, no less! And lady anesthetists are a very rare breed.Doctor Smart was born in Invergorden.Ross-Shire, Scotland She studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh Then a most interesting event took place She married Hamish Smart in 1952.and they had five children, all girls, and TWO sets of twins It would seem that it isn’t only her medical work that’s different! When the Smart family came to Canada, they lived with an aunt in Foster, and one day Hamish decided to apply for work at the Sherbrooke Hospital He started in July.1953, and was followed shortly after by Margaret, who began as an intern.When her five years had elapsed and she was a Canadian citizen, she began as a general practitioner and anaesthetist.We have a husband and wife team, and this is a rarity, so we think that we are very fortunate to have this unit at the hospital, and a close-knit unit they are too.When asked the all important question, what does she think the hospital needs desperately Doctor Smart had three words to say.“Another anaesthetic machine!” Well, machines, no matter how small ok large they may be.take space, and space costs money The Sherbrooke hospital cares enough to keep up with changing times, and new equipment is part of this change.Do you care enough to help during our annual campaign ’ We like to think so.because it’s your hospital! Fashion POLLY'S POINTERS \\ heelcliair Confinées Can Still Be Productive By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY—I read Mrs.K F.’s letter about the menial tasks her brother did while confined to a wheelchair My mother spent much of her married life in one and yet raised nine children.My son has been in such a chair tor 18 years but has not been denied a productive life.He is 6 feet 3 and Ids paralysis begins under his arms, which gives him no balance, but he alone maintains his own home.He does his own cleaning, scrubbing, waxing floors, cleaning rugs, walls and his own laundry.When he has time, he does much of his own cooking and entertains beautifully at dinner parties.He maintains a complete metal and machinery shop, manufactures furniture and makes many metal appliances.including hand controls for cars and airplanes, one of which he owns and flies.This he does mostly alone.Please.Polly, let people confined to wheelchairs know that life holds much more for them than small, menial tasks.I know each case is different and all cannot dc the same things but let handicapped people dignify their lives bv recognizing that they can be useful and productive.— MHS.C.S.M.Polly's Problem ;.:.' DEAR POLLY—My snow boots are beginning to mildew, smell musty and have grayish streaks on the sides.Can someone tell me what to do to keep them from rotting?—MISS A.D.ï' s* ' n;' DEAR POLLY—I am answering Mrs.H.K , who has trouble keeping two-section, asbestos pads on her dining table.My table pad has a felt backing, so 1 suggest that she paste felt on the back of her pads.I think she will find that works fine —MRS.H R B.DEAR POLLY-Do tell Mrs.H.K.to use some thin art foam material under her sliding table pads.Place a square of this at several places on the table and then put the pads on top of this.It will not budge.The size of the table will determine the number of squares needed but one on each corner and two or three placed in the center should be sufficient.I also use this method to keep scatter rugs in place on my waxed hardwood floors and to keep my bread board from* “creeping” on the smooth counter top when rolling out pie crusts, etc.-GLADYS You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Polly’s Problem or solution to a problem.Write Polly in care of this newspaper.The long way around MONTREAL (CP) - Mont real-born Hugh Garber took a long, circuitous route to get into fashion designing in his native city But he’s already well embarked on his career at the aft ci tt When he finished high school he went to London where he studied two years at Hornsey College of Art, which has a dress design department Then he took off for Israel for what he intended to be a three-week holiday But once there he felt he couldn't face another London winter, so he worked for six months on a kibbutz, or co-operative farm From there he took a boat to Turkey and Greece before returning to London Strapped for money, he started washing dishes in a pub from 8pm to midnight for about $3 a night During the day he became a part-time book-keeper for a wholesale meat market at $60 a week, and managed the odd modelling job He saved up enough to get him home and bring gifts for his familv as well After this rather unusual approach to fashion Hugh attended the Fashion Arts Acad emy in Montreal That was in 1965 But he wanted to get back to Europe again, so he wrote ahead to nine top designers for interviews and landed in Italy with a portfolio of sketches DIDN’T LIKE ROME “I was sure they’d set the fashion world on fire,” says Hugh He did get a job with Patrick de B a r e n t z e n of Rome, where he remained for nearly two years.He was Scanlon-Watkins Scanlon — Watkins BEDFORD The marriage of Linda Dale Watkins, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Brown, to Danny James Scanlon, son of the late Mr and Mrs James W Scanlon, took place on April 25th at St James Church, The Rev.Wallace Sparling officiated at the ceremony White and yellow mums were used as church decorations while the guest pews were marked with bows of white satin ribbon The bride, given in marriage by Mr Brown wore a floor length gown of white organza, trimmed with Chantilly lace.A long train fell from the shoulders Her veil of tufted tulle illusion fell from a crown of pearls.She carried a bridal bouquet of yellow roses and white mums The attendants were Miss Candice Bilodeau of St Albans.Vt .who wore a gown of yellow organza over yellow crepe with a matching picture bat As maid of honor, she carried a bouquet of yellow mums The bridesmaids were Miss Janet Mason and Miss Joanne Crandall who were gowned in mint green organza over mint green crepe with yellow picture hats.Their bouquets were yellow mums Mr Allan Scanlon acted as best man for the bridegroom The ushers were Mr Clifford Bntch and Mr Robert Scanlon all of St Albans.Mrs Brown, mother of the bride was in a gown of beige lace.Her corsage was of apricot carnations The reception was held in St.James Church Hall where there were a hundred guests.The bride’s table was centered with a three tiered wedding cake and red roses.The bride, wore a mint green ensemble for the wedding trip, which will be spent on a motoring trip through the Maritimes.On their return Mr and Mrs.Scalon will take up residence in St Albans.Vt.Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr and Mrs John Scanlon, Jr .Mr John Scanlon.Sr .Mrs James Scanlon.Mr and Mrs.Paul Bilodeau; Mr and Mrs Bernard Guay; Mrs Michel McGovern; Mrs.Edna Allen.Mr and Mrs Alfred Smart.Mr and Mrs Clifton Birch.Jr Mr and Mrs.Larry Smart; Mrs.Doris Guay, all of St.Albans.Vt .Mr and Mrs.Richard Almonte.Providence R I ; Mr and Mrs.Harden Whiting.Manchester.NIL; Mr and Mrs J.F McCarthy.Melrose, Mass.; Allen Scanlon.Keelser Air Force Base.Mississippi; Mr.and Mrs Paul Vigneaux.Shrewsbury, Mass ; Mr and Mrs James Watkins.Sault Ste Marie.Ont Mrs.John Wootten.Sudbury.Ont.; Mr.and Mrs Johr Watkins.Toronto.Mr and Mrs Andre Verreault.Montreal; Miss Patricia Watkins.Florida; Mr and Mrs.Guv Lefebure Bolton Center; Mr and Mrs Tom Brown.Stanbndge East.Mr and Mrs Guy Ph Greenfield Park; Mr and Mrs Joseph Gallagher and Mrs Ma; Gallagher.Waterloo and Mrs Violet Fortin.Rhode Island Tinkers, tailors, soldiers, sailors Children have found playhouses a source of delight for years — whether they came in the form of elaborate wood structures or as igloos they built themselves.One explanation for this never-ending interest comes from Dr Robert Simmons, staff child psychiatrist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto who said “School-age children find playhouses an opportunity to live in a fantasy of the real world ” He said that they build the real world of adults and live in it.thus projecting themselves into that world He added that doing this helps them to cope with the adult world when they are grown Dr Simmons said that the houses give youngsters a chance to play whatever role they wish, be it that of the mother, the father, or a fireman Miss Margaret Walker, head psychiatric nurse at Wellesley Hospital in Toronto, believes that children use the houses to re-enact the family scene and that boys in particular might use them to play out a sense of adventure and fantasy “They might pretend they are in Africa, or at The North Pole .she commented Whatever the special psychological reasons for liking playhouses, most children will be delighted with the instant” playhouse of plastic film being offered across Canada as a HOUSEWIVES' BEST FRIEND ft-iii friweF rive £ rHOME APPLIANCES PARTS AND REPAIR 366 ALEXANDRE TEL.S62 4723 SHERBROOKE, QUE.even sent to Paris to buy fabrics and finally entrusted with taking a de Barentzen collection to show to buyers in New York Then he designed for a ready-to-wear firm for four months for experience before he came home He d had enough of Rome There’s only so far I could go there professionally, and the pay is poor ” He decided to canvass wholesale houses in Montreal, and the second one he visited was Margo Dress, where he was hired on the spot For two years now he has been doing collections for them under the Hugh Garber label, and his 1970 summer collection numbers 125 garments.I like to dress ladies,” says Hugh “I like them to wear feminine makeup and hair styling For these feminine customers of Margo Dress he has included a lot of tucking and embroidery For late spring there is an ensemble in a semi-paisley cotton voile The sleeveless dress has a tucked bodice, and the shirt-sleeved-style coat is open-fronted A black synthetic liner dress in the new wrap style is edged in white and has frog closings For summer one of his full-skirted dresses is black-dotted white organza with black Schiffli embroidery down the front and on the deep cuffs.Another is a grey-on-grey paisley pattern with pin-tucked bodice, full skirt and white leather belt THE CHEMINI — It’s brief, it’s semi-sheer, hut it’s skilfully cut and shaped to provide the perfect outline under mini dresses and skirts.Named the “chemini" because it’s a minilength chemise, it comes in all-over lace in white, black or nude.Is it a he or a she?premium by the Green Company of Canada Limited.The design is an enchanting, leaf-thatched cottage, printed by Canadian Industries Limited in true-to-life colors on their tough, polyethylene film The playhouse consists of four walls with a peaked roof, shipped in kit form for easy assembly Detailed erection plans come with the kit.and it can be set up either indoors or outdoors.The Jolly Green Giant House is 30 inches square and 27 inches high, and comes with an interlocking cardboard roof support to achieve the peaked effect When the support is assembled, it forms a four-winged column which is placed in the centre of a cardtable top The plastic house is then draped over the column and is ready for occupancy.If the house is erected outdoors, it will be more stable if supported by poles at each corner and one in the centre for the roof No need to worry about the elements since the plastic is completely waterproof But whether ‘‘built’’ in the living room or in the back yard, neither a huff nor a puff will blow this house down ’ The plastic house can be obtained from the Green Giant Company of Canada Limited by sending $2 00 and five labels from any Green Giant product or Clark brand soup to: Green Giant Playhouse.Box 4200 St John.N.B NEW YORK (AP) - Can you tell the sexes apart?Invariably0 Sometimes?Never?Woman, in her quest to be equal to man.has come to dress, act and look so much like him that it would be a brash person indeed who 5 r claimed he could always tell one from the other.Here’s a handy little guide to help you in a dilemma all of us seem to be facing more and more often: If it lifts its hands palms upward to express shocked dismay, it is feminine.If it pounds a fist into a palm and turns red in the face, it is masculine.Melbourne Ridge The Melbourne Ridge LInited Church Women held its April meeting at the home of Mrs.R Morrison with Mrs.K Johnston as assistant hostess.Devotional period conducted by Mrs.S.Johnston, was taken from the clip sheet, the theme being.A sense of Belonging.The May tea.to be held on May 23 is Buffet Style this year One hundred new Creeds are to be ordered to put in the Church Hymn Books.Community Friendship reported 28 cards, nine calls and 25 Hospital calls The U C W w ill participate in giving of the Least Coin, each member is to donate five cents a month, which will be collected in October to be sent to headquarters and used for the needy.Mrs.G Beers gabe an interesting report of the annual meeting which she attended in Sherbrooke The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs N.Fowler and Mrs J.Wood will be in charge of the devotional period At the close of the meeting refreshments were served bv the hostesses Does it wipe the sweat off its forehead with a finger?That’s a man Does it pat its perspiring brow with a piece of crumpled paper tissue?That’s a woman If it can spell puce correctly, it is a she If it can’t spell or pronounce puce and doesn’t even know what the word means, it is a he.Would it rather wear miniskirts than look at them?Put it down as a Miss.Would it rather look at a miniskirt than a maxiskirt?Put it down as a Mister.PAPA WALKS BABY If it walks a yowling baby at 3 a m., it’s the papa If it takes the baby out in the stroller at 3 p m., it’s the mama.Does it always say exactly what is on its mind° That’s a him.Does it talk for hours and still leave you wondering what in the world is really on its mind° That’s a her.Does it cheat on its diet by sneaking a chocolate marshmallow sundae now and then0 That’s a fat girl Does it cheat on its diet by sneaking a double dollop of mashed potatoes at lunch0 That’s a fat fellow.Is it late because it takes it so long to dress?That’s the mistress of the house.Is it late getting home because it missed three trains after stopping off to have just one with the boys?That’s the master of the house.Does it like to talk about sex all the time and discuss its significance0 You can bet it’s a her Would it rather just think about sex all the time— and hope for the best?You know it’s a him.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Murray Nicholson.Drummondville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Ann, to Lynn Richard Rathbun of V/a ter ville.Iowa.T!ie marriage has beer arranged to take place on Mav 30 in Montreal.Personals Friends of Miss Louisa Elliott, of Cookshire.will be sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, room 470 Friends of Rev and Mrs.Geoffrey Joycey are invited to attend on Open House at Stanstead South Church Hall, Rock Island, to honor their Silver wedding anniversary on May 6 from 7 to 9 p m.Members of the Canusa Unit of Stanstead South Church are hostesses.3ÉÉ m Choose label when you want quality on your table' Refrigerators 3 tablespoons of Cow Br per quart of water will cl refrigerators — remove film stains, absorb unpleasant od Recommended by the leac refrigerator manufacturers.COW BRAND BaKI IMG SOdA For Sandwiches, Snacks and at Maaltima LES PRODUITS BLANCHE! CORN OIL MARGARINE Rock Forest — Tel.S64-4218 WASHER, dryer, refrigerator, range Rene Robert is the Master Furrier you should consult if you need advice about remodeling your fur coat Personal care is a must to give you the best style tor , the 1971 new look.Store your furs with a furrier He Knows Best Furrier Since 1909 1084 King West—Sherbrooke—Tel.562-4006 YOUR ALL NIGHT STATION chit 24 hours a day LYNMAC APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED Len Gingros Aube Dr W K MacLeod, Chairman of LYNMAC COMPANIES, announces and confirms two recent appointments in connection with the company b operations in Sherbrooke, Que Mr Len Gmgras, formerly Supervisor, Industrial Sales, becomes Manager, LYNN MACLEOD ENGINEERING SUPPLIES LIMITED Mr Jean-Paul Aube, formerly Office Supervisor, Automotive, becomes Manager, LYNN MACLEOD AUTOMOTIVE LIMITED Inventories of industrial mill supplies and automotive parts, and the offices of both compan ies, are located in the Company's modern premises at 1360 King St W , Sherbrooke Exiled Sihanouk promises revenge against U.S.A.HONG KONG 'Reuters! Prince Norodom Sihanouk.Cambodia's deposed head of state, has declared that an Indochinese alliance of leftist forces will bury the United States and its lackeys.Radio Peking said today In his second statement in three days, the prince said President Nixon's dispatch of U.S.troops into Cambodia was entirely unreasonable and was aimed only at saving the present Cambodian government.In the statement.Sihanouk said the peoples of Vietnam.Cambodia and Laos were forming a united front against U.S.imperialism and its lackeys ‘and in the coming months will deal them heavy blows and finally bury them Sihanouk appealed Sunday to the world for aid to Cambodian guerrillas struggling against the new Phnom Penh government and “foreign invaders." In a statement quoted by New China news agency, the prince accused the United States of open intervention in Cambodia by sending American ground and air forces and South Vietnamese government troops into the kingdom.ÇPFPIAI MANUFACTURERS’ CLEARANCE .* Save up to 40% On Bedroom Suites, Chesterfield sets, Dinette suites, Lamps ,Tables, Chairs, Mattresses, Box Springs, Hide-A-Beds, Stereos, Frigidaire Refn gerators, Steves, Washers, Dryers For 2 weeks buy at warehouse prices direct from our store Budget Terms Available All Sales Final Survivors say liner accident Caribbean jet was avoidable THE SHERBROOKE RECORD.MON.MAY 4.1970 MONTREAL «CP One of two Montreal resident^ who e> caped death in Saturdays ditch ing of a jetliner near a Caribbean island said Sundav the incident could have been avoided Winston Evans, vacationing with his wile Wilma said the aircraft had clearance to land at St Croix in the Virgin Island* but the pilot apparenth chose not to land Mr Evans said the jetliner also had an option to refuel in Bermuda, but did not stop over And he criticized the rescue equipment as inadequate “The lifejackets were onlv flotation collars and mine kept on deflating Mr Evan* said onl\ one life ralt \%a* available tor re*cue of the 6:1 persons on board the IX'9 on lease from Oversea* National Airwuv* a Dutch line based in Curacao Mr Evan* 28 interviewed from a St Croix hospital said We had one life raft for the whole plane It was big enough tor two people to lie on their sides tne size of a double bed There were 28 people hanging on to the side* 21 MISSING The l S coast guard said at least one person died but 21 others were still missing Sundav Mr Evans said their flight was to have landed in St Martin at 2 M) p m Saturduv but a tropical storm ended am such move We were still going at twentv to tour he said We had approached, the runwax five times but alwuvs at right angles because ot the storm We saw a tire truck on one ot our passes and we knew something was wrong Still there was no announce ment At about 17 or 18 minute* to tour, we were told to put on our life jackets a* a precaution arv measure because we were running low on fuel Wo hit the w ater at 12 minutes to four Some people never had a chance thex were still stand ing Mi Evans said the plane seemed to burst apart Pas sengei * at the front were in seats that just took off There was water m our cabin right aw ax One unconscious man had water up to hi* neck before he was revived He said a lot of people perished including two little girls and a stewardess The storm was getting worse all the time There were 30-foot waves and thex felt like a roller coaster ride I was picked up after three hours, mx wife after two Card of Thanks MOKKISON I 4m Ltkm* iM* «ippoi tumo »»t saving 4 anerrr ttunk v»hi to im l4mil\ ifUtivrv «nul mam tl«*4i 11 umkI' lot thru vimU i*4iJ> 4nd gift* nhtcfc I aui mg tm two Meet* in thr ShartMiiuàr Honwlal 4«d fcirut* im ivturn Kom*1 \ ^hviuI tflank sou to 1>i* No** uiul Sinai t thr nur*r* and *t4ll on thr Xid tloo» toi th«* «•vtvllent t an" thf> gasr ror Your kmdiw*' will not M»on hr toi gotten Hie** \ou one ami all M KM- MONHISON Shei hi ooke SMITH 1 Wi*h to e*pre*> mx *inoei e thank* to all mx relative* and inend* who remembered me on mx birthdax with *o manx nice raid* sperial thank* ttw thr nice buthdax rake al*** V‘*ui kmdnea* will alwax* he rememberetl t H ANI ES SMITH King*tHii \ STIMSON I wish to rupee** mx ¦inrete thank* for cards letter* heaultlul tlowei* and xisit* to the hi»*t»ilal and since mx return home A *|h*» lat thank xou to Dt * .1 Ho** Pvkeman aiuWuintm thr nut ses and *tatl on 2mi tlooi loi exrellrnt care T*» Mi John Wilkin* and Mi Elmet Stimaon foi trans^xoi talion l»w t»H*i sent m Hrx H A Cameron and all who have been helplul in anx wax Y oui kindne** will .ilw.ix * he remembered M«* 1 OI.IX E STIMSON Melbourne Que Film stars snap up souvenirs HOLLYWOOD.Calif 'Reuters» — Hollywood film stars rushed to snap up souvenirs of their own parts Sunday as some of the most poignant memories of 56 years of moviemaking went on the auction block at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios Actor Stephen Boyd, there to buy the Roman chariots from his film Ben Hur.was among the crowd of about 5.000 which pushed into the sound stage to hear the machine-gun fast bidding Walter Pidgeon.Barbra Streisand.Barbara Stanwyck and Mickey Rooney were among the stars who browsed through the costumes and effects from such historical films as Camille.Mu- tiny on the Bounty.Marie Antoinette and Gone With the Wind in the days before the auction opened Auction officials said they did not know what items film stars were trying to buy because their bids were made by numbers and contained in sealed envelopes Metro, feeling the effect of the modern film crisis, decided earlier this year to sell part of its studio in nearby Culver City and to auction off the warehouses full of costumes, furniture and other movie trappings Cannons, cars, gaudy costumes.chandeliers, valuable furniture antiques, chariots— even Tarzan's loincloth were put on the auction block PROCLAMATION BY MAYOR DOUGHERTY TOWN OF lENNOXVULE MAY 4TH — I0TH request all citizens to Clean Up their properties during this week in order to improve the appearance of our Town and to minimize the risk of fire Program Collection of Garbage as usual Tuesday, May 5th — Special collection & SONS LTD 61 Wellington St North — She brooke, Que Tel 562-2627 My friends and contituents cf SHEFFORD COUNTY I appreciate the confidence you showed in me at the polls Wednesday, April 29th, by re-electing me os your member of parliament in Quebec As in the past, I shall continue to work for the good of this riding and the people I serve Regardless of the composition of Quebec's government, you con rest assured, I'll continue to be heard, os I champion the couse of Shefford County You.s oppreciotely, ARMAND RUSSELL, MNA (Union Nationale) SHEFORD COUNTY Trinidad still in emergency PORT OF SPAIN i Reuters l Prime Minister Eric Williams warned Sunday that the emergency in Trinidad is not over In his first nationwide radio and television speech to the people since a state of emergency was declared April 21 Williams said "No democratically elected government can.after the challenge of armed revolution that we have passed through, evade its responsibility for seeking to protect citizens of the country against a recurrence of this threat " The state of emergency and nightly curfew were imposed to curb Black Power anti-government demonstrations Immedi ately afterward, part of the Trinidad Regiment mutinied and attempted to march on Port of Spain in apparent support of the Black Power movement CALLS FOR INQUIRY In his 10 minute speech.Wil hams called for an urgent review oJ the role and function of the 760 man defence force He said he would appoint a committee to consider the army’s role and report to him in 14 days.He also called for an exami- Stanstead Masons entertain at sugar on snow party STANSTEAD - About 40 members of Golden Rule Masonic Lodge.A F & AM Stanstead.and their guests gathered recently in the banquet hall ot the Masonic hall for a sugar on snow party and social evening The group was welcomed by the Worshipful Master.Norman Chamberlain.Jr While chief cook of the sugar.Bert Hill, was doing his job.two films were shown, one was of Jay Peak and the other about Vermont history, both much enjoyed by the group Appreciation was expressed to Mr Chamberlain and those who had assisted him Jordanian King Hussein predicts power struggle King Hussein of Jordan said Sunday the Middle East is moving toward a big-power conflict because of /.hat he called U.S.indifference and a one-sided policy favoring Israel The young monarch, often described as the most West-lean mg of Arab leaders, asserted in an interview broadcast by an American television network in effect, that the United States has let him down He said Jordan has received no Soviet arms as yet but is considering acceptance of such aid And he deplored the cancellation of a special U.S.envoy's visit to Amman, calling the action an insult The visit was cancelled because of anti-American demonstrations by Palestine guerrillas there Hussein said his government's aim has been not only to restore peace between Arabs and Israelis but to prevent the Middle East conflict from growing into a conflict between the great powers.Meanwhile, a Palestine Arab SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Must Be: — Bilingual — Experienced selling to Form Equipment Distributors — Capable of working with minimum supervision WE OFFER: — Generous Salary — Incentive Programme — Cor Allowance — Travelling Expenses — Realistic opportunity for advancement with o Totally Canadian Manufacturer REPLY IN WRITING GIVING COMPLETE RESUME AND SALARY EXPECTED TO DANOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY LIMITED Box 367 BROCKVILLE, ONTARIO ALL REPLIES WILL BE HELD IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE nation of the constructive aspects of the Black Power move ment which, for two months, held virtually unchecked demonstrations that led to arson and terrorism throughout the country.Said Williams Let us make no bones about it I identify myself fully with its constructive aspect The Black Power movement called on the government to tackle the serious unemployment problem in the country, share the wealth of the country’s natu ral resources, curb spiralling prices and the economic power wielded by foreign firms organization charged that Jordanian forces were locked in battle with Arab commandos and 14 persons had died so far A spokesman for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine said Jordanian troops started Saturday to surround bases of the front and other commando organizations in the northern Jordan Valley and started to shell them and at tempt to occupy the bases Arab commandos battled with Israeli forces for 15 hours Satur day 10 miles inside Israeli territory.the Palestinian Armed Struggle Command said in Amman A command spokesman said there were heavy losses among Israeli troops An Egyptian commando force crossed the Gulf of Suez early Sunday and attacked an Israeli military camp and command post in the El Tor area in southern Sinai, the Middle East news agency reported But an Israeli military spokesman denied the report Doc Spock arrested again WASHINGTON (AIM Dr Benjamin Spock.war critic and pediatrician, was arrested with at least 76 other persons Sunday when they conducted a religious service in a park across from the White House to protest the movement of U.S troops into Cambodia National park police moved in and told the 100 persons gathered for the service that it was being conducted illegally The service was near its end when the officers arrived A police officer attempted to draw aside one of the participants.Rev David Hunter, secretary-general of the National Council of Churches But Hunter knelt down and the others followed suit Police then arrested them There was no violence.Spock forfeited a $25 fine and was released a short time after the demonstration, which had begun at 4 p m Many others decided to spend the night in a jail before a court appearance today.Those arrested with Spock and Hunter included Rev John Bennett, president of Union Theological Seminary, and his wife; Rev Malcolm Boyd.Episcopal priest and author and three members of the recently disbanded Vietnam Moratorium Committee Kingsey Falls Mrs.Elsie Whitcomb.Ayer’s Cliff, was an overnight guest of her aunts.Mrs Brown and Mrs I^ith Mrs Brown has received news of the death of her cousin, Mrs Mary Brown Higgins, Concord.N H Mary Higgins was the last of a family of seven daughters of the late Robert Brown and his wife.Elizabeth Atkinson Mr Elwm Brock.Shawinigan.called on Mrs.Leith to inquire for the health of his sister-in-law.Mrs.C W Brock, whose condition is not improving Deaths KOX 1>.Thomas - Al the Urome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital on Sunday Max 3 1970 Thomas Bovd in his 90th veut beloved husband of the late Jessie Williams and father of lan of Toronto and Marjorie of Knowlton Resting at ( F Wilson and Sxwi Funeral Chapel.Knowlton where funeral service will be held Tues May 5th.at 2 00 p m Canon T E K Nurse officiating Interment Knowlton Cemetery Oddfellows service from I uncial home on Monday evening at 8 00 p m t tN>PFR.R Winnifred — At the Bennett Nursing Home.Lennoxville.Sat May 2nd 1970 R tnnifred IVmick.in her 75th year Beloved wife of Harold G Cooper.dear mother ot Mrs Lyman t Marion» McIntyre.Stanley.Mrs Burton (Muriel) Mosher, and Mrs Newton (Dorothy) Blake Besting at Cass Funeral Home.39 Dufferin Kd Stanstead.where friends max call Monday 2 4 7 9 p m .and where the funeral service will be held.Tues Max 5th.at 4 00 p m Hex K McLaughlin officiating Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery.Stanstead MCCLAKY.Harold A At the Sherbrooke Hospital on Fri May 1st.1970 in his 82nd year, the beloved husband of Mabelle Parker, dear father of Mrs Gerald (Rheta) Haseltine.and the late Ronald MeClary Resting at Cass Funeral Home.School St Ayer’s Cliff .where friends may call Monday 2 4 7 9 p m The funeral will be held in the United Church.Hatley, Tues May 5th.at 2 30 p m Rev J Brooks officiating Interment United Church Cemetery In Memoriam (iFOR(»K In loving memory of mv dear husband John (* (ieorge who departed this life May 3 l!#»2 Time goes on xx-ith many changes Joy and sorrow smiles and tear s Hut vour memory siill is cherished With the passing of the years When we have spent appointed days On Life's remorseless tide Through Faith we ll meet those gone before Beyond the Ureal Divide in that Kternal Citv.Where no teai dims the eye In the home ol many mansions We w ill meet him bye and bye ( iod grant his soul eternal rest F.vei remeinhered hv MAIHiAKKT 'Wife! and FAMILY SMITH In loving memory ol a dear wile mother and grandmother Annie H Smith who passed away May 4 lî#W Lovinvlv remembered hv JIM < Hush.tnd » and FAMILY Hiitv Que I i it STF.WART In loving memory ol John A Stewart who passed awav suddenly Mav I im MR and MRS MILAN!) STEWART East Hai (lord Conn Cemetery Not» e The Annual meeting of the Lmgwick Protestant Cemeteries Co., will ht» held in the Gould Town Hall.8 p rn Tuesday, Mav 12th, 1970 l> T I1ILLIS See.-Treasurer Gould, Que.Cemetery Notice The Annual Meeting of the Sand Hill Cemetery Association, will be held in the Church Hall, Sarid Hill.Monday.May 11th at 8 (I) pm All welcome.EVELYN FEARON Sec.-Treas.Sand Hill Cemetery Association AMBULANCE SERVICE & Funeral Home Gerard Monfette Inc Guy Monfette, Manager 562-2249 44 Windsor St., Sherbrooke.MONUMENTS SHERBROOKE Enr.1650 King West, Sherbrooke Tel.562-2294 (Jean Guy Lacroix) Successor to E Chausse 8.Fils For information call: RICHMOND and DISTRICT AGENT — M B Fleming.Tel 826 2294 SHERBROOKE and LENNOXVILLE Byrl Webster.Tel 562-2466 K.CHARM ml 0 t SALE h Uorting Yi May l*f to May 3Oh i 257o 1 REDUCTION } 1 on all our charms and charm bracaWfs *'*• *•» Mortwr'a O»» 4* A £)ti**t* 1 I 5 d 82 Wellington St.North 9 Branch Store: Sherbrooke Shopping Centre TU K SHKUBHOOKK HK( 4)1rnt two working days previous to Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis Ruck Island with their daughter Mrs John Smith and Mr Smith Stanstead motored to West Burke on April 26 thev also visited relatives in the Northern part of Vermont Dr J S MeCannell.President of the local branch of the Tanadian Red Cross, and Mrs MeCannell Rock Island, were in Montreal to attend the Provincial Chapter Red Cross annual meeting Mr and Mrs Ronald Nourse.Allan Nanev and Dottie and Mr Gerrv Davis Rock Island, were Nourse's parents.Ernest Dempsey at 12 To Let 20 Wanted to Purchase 36 Miscellaneous LENNOXVILLE 4'* ril furnace propel piping 308 Clevemont or Tel 826 2584 5 Lots for Sale SITES FOR CAMPING cottage, home, on non cadastrâtes! land, between Sherbrooke and Lennoxville.near river Monthly payments 7 percent Rene Blouin Tel 562 7194 or 569-5591 8 Cars for Sale INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1966 with lull cab.four wheel drive excellent condition 14.000 miles call 243 5837 Knowlton Saturday or Sunday only Price $1500 FOR A GOOD used cai Call Earl Coombs c-o Domon Auto Knrg Galt St F, Sherbrooke Office.567 7847 Res 562 0685 Al'ST* 4 MORRIS 1000 1964 very good condition $275 Cash Tel 563 4881 26.Help Wanted: Male 26 Help Wanted: Male To sell fost moving advertising booklet in connection with major oil companies, must be free to travel, pay same day on commission basis, oil those well spoKen end cf neat appearance will be hired immediately Apply Monday Tuesday (Travellers Lounge) Sherbrooke Hotel I 00 4 U0 p m for interview 27 Female Help Wanted 27 Female Help Wanted GIRL WITH two years experience in general office procedure Applv 460 Wellington St S Massev it Kmc mower.Allis at 1 pm TO RE SOLD Massev Ferguson.No 35 Diesel tractor, excellent condition Massev Ferguson.No 10 haler Ferguson mower Judson 12 spreader Allis Chalmers Chalmers 2 furrow plows Massev Ferguson double disc harrows, hvdtaulic tvpe Farr hav teddei like new 2 cultivators l rubber tired farm wagon with rack 2 sets tractor chains 2 sets of sleds 2 potato diggers Manure carrier and track Surge milker pump complete 3 Surge milker pails Roth stainless steeL dairy washing tank 1 Dairy tan 2 wheelbarrows Blacksmith foige ami tools.Large quantity of poultry-equipment Automatic pig water bowls Large quantity of chains and deck chains Quantity of s nail tools Quantity of scrap iron 1 team of horses 1400 lbs each.9 and 10 vrs old Massev Harris No 11 side rake Other articles too numerous to mention All to be sold without reserve TERMS ( ash ART BENNETT Auctioneer Sawverville.I’ Q Tel R89 2272 AUCTION S ALK lor HENRI P \l 1 COl RNO\ h K R R 1 on the road to Sherbrooke 3'*-miles from Weed on t Wolfe» THURSDAY.M AY ?th.1970 at I p m Sharp 62 CHEVY 11 very good condition 563-5197.call after 6 00 p m Tel management OPPORTUNITY Sarah Covcnlry o! Canada.vvorLTs larnc*! direct seller ot losturu* jewellery, is looking for bilnmual women in this area who are interested in a reward iim career No investment in tcrviowN will he hc!d in Slier hrooke WOMAN TO LIVE in and share housework Good home with elderly lath References required Mrs G McDonald 260 Denison W Granbv 29 Male & Wanted Female Help Ulr ase write Record Box 28 $200 00 FULL TIME $50 00 PART TIME At least per week Big profits Daily used products For information write today without obligation Dept 51 Paula 21 east St-Paul.Montreal 127 RELIABLE COUPLE REQUIRED Woman for part time housework, babysitting.husband to have other employment, or do general maintenance work House supplied References required Apply Record Box 29 CHEVROLET REPAIR 1965 6 cvl Powei brakes, and steering Priced for quick sale Tel 563 4881 34 8a Authorized Dealers New Car BUIUK PONTIAC Vauxhall.GMC Trucks.Sales A Service Deluxe Automobile Ltd 1567 King West Tel 569 9351 8b Auto Service SPECIAL USED SJMMER TIRES $4 00 and up Fully guaranteed Open every night St Elle Tire 6th Range North.St Elle Tel 569 4044 8c Muffler Service SHERBROOKE MUFFLER Sales and Service Reg d fast installation of mufflers quality materials, lowest price Fast service 915 Wellington South Tel 569 7333 Careers YOUR PSYCH 34 Careers CAREER PLAN' Be o IATRIC NURSING ASSISTANT Horses for Sale Registered 10 PALOMINO STALLION year old Tel 562 4612 12 Month Approved Training ( ourse Experience Not \< cessary Generous Allowance While Training Room — Board - Uniforms Supplied — Grade 10 preferred WRD1NG CAREER IN THE M F NT AI HEALTH EIELÎ) WHEN YOU GRADUATE DOUGLAS HOSPITAL (formerly Verdun Protestant Hospital) tl kasantly located in a country atmosphere within Metropolitan Montreal) APPLY in writing, to PERSONNEl OEEKE C375 Lasalle Boulevard Verdun.(Jnebe.EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD I lovely 10 month old PURE BRED BELGIAN fillv registered with papers i Blond with white hair 1 52 head of good HOLSTEIN cattle all PURE BRED registered with papers all clean to federal test and mostly all vaccinated with certificates This herd includes 28 good cows with 14 fresh and 14 due to freshen in September October and November 3 lovely 26 month old heifers due to freshen in August and September 8 good 1 vear old heifer s ready to be served 3 6 month old heifers 9 lovely breeding heifers and 1 good 18-month old service bull «very good producer1 This bull s father is classified Excellent and his mother classified Very Good with a lactation of 16000 lbs and a butter-fat test ot 4 per cent This is a good breeding herd MACHINERY 1967 model No 203 Massev Ferguson diesel tractor with power steering live power take-off 3 pt mten ana tront loader with manure brock Massev-Ferguson 7 ft mowing machine with 3-pt hitch.Massev 3 pt hitch Scraper w ith 3 pt hitch No 268 New Holland hav baler on power takeoff.No 256 New Holland side delivery rake mounted tvpe No 4»4 New Holland hav conditioner 2 hale elevators including 1 of 40 ft in length and 1 interior elevator of 73 ft with lt h p motor Large New Holland interior hav drier 12 x 24 Massev Ferguson disc harrow with 3-pt hitch.Massev Harris 13-disc combination seeder and fertilizer Norman wagon with hav rack 130 bushel capacity New Holland manure spreader on power take off 2 electric batteries and the rest of the gram straw and hav BARN EQUIPMENT Milker with motor 1'i-inch galvanized tubing for 36 cows, and 2 DeLaval pails 27-can capacity DeLaval bulk tank Double wash tub Heater Hot water tank Houle barn cleaner with 245 ft of chain and swing tvpe exteripr elevation Barn fan Complete barn installation with water howls and many other articles too numerous to mention REASON OF SALE The farm is sold TERMS ('ash or Bank Loan Also for sale 2 farms including one of 140 and one of 120 acres For information or credit arrangements, contact the auctioneer JULESCOTE Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 1274 South St Cowansville Que Tel 263 0670 or 263 1434 SADDLE HORSE standard purebred with papers 10 years old $175 Call alter 5 30 p m Tel 838-5046 11 Livestock for Sale REGISTERED ANGUS.1 2 year old hull 2 yearling bulls 4 l vear old Heifers 1 4 vear old cow Tel 889 2627 12 GRADE COWS with about 57000 milk quota Gerrv Smith.F'itch Bav Que 12.To Let COUSINEAU ('orner Des Sables Best of location, new spacious 3.4'^ and 5'2 room heated wall to wall carpet fullv sound proof wall vacuum washroom playroom private balcony swimming pool etc Tel 569 9095 ROOM HEATED HOI WATER stove and refrigerator Center of Lennoxville Ground floor Occupancv June 1st $150 monthly Tel 562-1190 Philippe Rov.21 Lome St C P Lennoxville Que 35.Business Opportunities Free MASTER GARAGE for wheel alignment For further information call 587-7825 or 569 2241 $500 to $800 a month Raising small laboratory animals for us Also rare birds, etc Catalogue 50 cents Write M Chauvette L Annonciation.Que w ANTED! DISTRI HI TOR FOR THIS AREA Company requires responsible man or woman to refill snack vending machines with national brand products Investment required of $1500 to $3000 (’an net right person income of $800 per month or more Applicant must be honest energetic, have serviceable car and be able to devote 8 to 10 hours weekly Routes established No selling More info provided if vour letter contains details on self When writing please include phone number Sunwav Distributing I td Suite 2000 Place de Ville Ottawa 4 Ontario Canada i73 35a Legal Notice t‘2 ROOMS HEATED Hot water refrigerator, electric stove shower laundry, artesian well We pav electricity transvision cable Bv the week Orleans Apt 915 King George St 3'a ROOM BACHELOR APARTMENT new furnished parking space Available 1st of June Price $30 weekly Location in West Ward For information call 567 9160 after 6 00 p m CANADA PROV IV F Of- Q1 EBf « DISTRICT OF ST FR ANCIS NO 35 609 SI PKHIOR COURT DORCEY LACROIX domiciled and residing Street Sherbrooke vs hotel keeper at 165 Moore Plaintiff 10,000 Aluminium Windows — 3 tracks Guaranteed for life $22 (X) EACH Tel 567 2508 PASTURE TO RENT minutes drive from city Record Box 27 50 acres 10 limits Applv 74 Belvidere Si., Lennoxville Luxurious 5^ room apartment, new building, heated, individual thermostat, wall vacuum, wall to wall carpet, janitor service.Available immediately.Tel.562 4644 BELVIDERE STREET, LENNOXVILLE Very comfortable, modern apartment, swimming pool.RAYMOND POTYIN residing at Albert.Vermont one of the United States of A oerica Defendant ORDER OF THF.COURT The IVfendant is ordered to appear within a delav of 30 days from the last publication copy of the writ and declaration having been left for him at the office of this Court Sherbrooke in the district of St Francis this 15th davof April 1970 US GEO LEM AY Deputy Prothonotarv 6 room heated carport, incinerator.individual thermostat, janitor service Quiet rcsi dential area Available dune W Tel 3S9 148.''» tailor For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel S62 4334 — Sherbrooke 43 Furniture and Appliances RAOUL FORTIER INC We buv sell ami exchange new and used furniture 1026 Wellington St South Tel 567 3581 FOR \ « XJMPI ETE SÊRVTf î sale and repairs of Necchi sewing machines and also on all other makes, contact us at P Demchuk & Fils.558 Galt St West Tel 562-7642 46 Pets for Sale IDEAL FAMILY DOG Registered Doberman Pinscher puppies Bred for temperament and quality Priced from $75 (X) to $150 00 Tel 514-539-0311 WE Bl Y SELL purebred dogs Pomeranian.Chihuahua Many other breeds $5 (Hi $100 00 No reasonable otter refused Paul Blanchette R R 5 SherbnMïkc Tel 562 5525 PUREBRED SILVER German Shepherd 2>2 years old with doghouse $100 Tel 569 5151 BOARDING FOR I*-)'''' AND « ATS individual attention given each pet Expert clipping and trimming South Stukelv Tel 539-2160 49 35a.Legal Notice CANADA PRON IV E OF Ql EBKC DISTRICT OF ST FRANCIS NO 36.920 SUPKRIOR COURT BOSCO CONSTRUCTION CO LTD I egallv constituted Corporation having its head office in the citv of Magog.District of St Francis Plaintiff DAME GEOFFREY SQl \HF.Resident of the town of Georgeville.district of St Francis Defendant ORDER OF THE COURT The Defendant is ordered to appear within a delay of 30 davs from the last publication copy of the writ and declaration having been left for her at the Office of this Court Sherbrooke in the district of St Francis this 23rd dav of April 1970 THERESE GLADU Deputy Prothonotarv Education, Instruction NEW OPPORTUNITY Write for “Career Book tells vou how to tram at home for top paving jobs ('heck career interest Architecture Career Bookkeeping C^wor Cost Accountancy Career —Computer Programming Management Career Forestry ('areer Art and Writing careers High School Diploma \ NGINi ! RING < %Ri » RS Professional Mechanical Electrical Electronic Municipal Highway Civil Chemical Work Study Design Struct Drafting 200 Specialists ( areers ( \\ \l)l VN INST1TI TE OF SCIENCE \ rut HXOl OG5 Room 82 .263 Adelaide St.West Toronto.Ontario Name.Address.50.Machinery tor Sale FARM TRACTOR TIRES used all dimensions Also A-l condition used Farm Tractors - all makes Apply Louida Paveur.Ascot Road Tel 569-7483 51.Mortgages $22.000 $25 000 1st Mortgage required on a beautiful country property which has a lot of lake frontage and large acreage Two houses, large barn and other out buildings Insurance carried $40 000 This property is conservatively valued at $400.000 Applv Record Box 25 54 Professional Directory R.Desloges ASPHALT ^ DRIVE WAYS — PARKING — REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATE Td.562-4572 CHARGES FOR CANCELLATION OF LEGAL NOTICES This newspaper reserves the right to charge for labor and materials used in the setting of cancelled legal notices.We also reserve the right to refuse cancellation of legal notices after 4 p.m.the day previous to publication.W ESI.Jamo 8664 ADVOCATES •'.Y H BRADLEY Q (' 360 St Street West Montreal Tel 849- GERVAIS LANGLAIS & MONTA 6 Wellington St South, Sherbrooke Tel 562-4735 A w ARREN I Y NCR Roval Trust Bide 25 Wellington S?N fel 569 9914 Res 569-4581 ASHTON R rOBl N.Q.f Work and General Practice Rosenbloom Bldg opposite Citv Hall 138 Wellington North' Tel 562 2120 FUTURE BRIDE AND GROOM! Wielding Invitations by Thermograph Home Service in the Eastern Townships Tel 562 8771 visiting Mr-Mr and Mrs Sawverville Mrs W Sherbrooke DAVES TRANSPORT Inc Happy moving bogint with Tel.562-8062 World wido moving Packing A Storaga Mambar: Alliad Van Linas General Plumbing — Automatic Oil Furnaces — Con struction wood — '‘Veneer’’ doors — Gyproc — Rock Wool — Complete bathroom sets with fixtures $149 Brick $40 per thousand, choice of 2 colors — “Mela mite” from 10 a sheet — Distributor “National Paint CABRIEL DUBREUIl Tel 562-3892 Also hardware D Baker.R N spent the weekend with her mother-in-law Mrs Fred Baker, and was a visitor of Mr and Mrs Howard Bennett.Rock Island Mrs.W D Baker had just returned from Summerside.PEI where she spent a few days caring for her mother, and to attend her funeral there Misses Marilyn Markut and Lynn Bodoner.Shelton.Conn .were visitors of Mr and Mrs.Joseph Blais and family.Derby Line Mr Wayne Seavey and Mr John Shaw.Pittsfield.Me were w eekend visitors of Mr and Mrs John Watson.Derby Line Mr and Mrs.C R MacLean have returned to their home in Derby Line, after spending five weeks in Florida, part time at Treasure Island and the remainder at Daytona William Louis, the little son of Mr and Mrs.William Gosselin.Derby Line, was recently baptised at St Edward s Parish church by Father Joseph Connally Mrs.Leo Dagesse.aunt of the infant carried him for the ceremony.Godparents were his uncle and aunt.Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Fortin.Holland.Afterwards Mr and Mrs.Gosselin entertained the group at their home for luncheon CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LYON, NOBLE STAFFORD & CO Chartered Accountants 150 Frontenac $t.Sherbrooke Tel 563-4700 LAVALLEE GIRARD MARTIN CROCKETT C A D J Crockett C A licensed trustee 201 Continental Building.Sherbrooke.P Q 569-5503 McDonald currie & Co COOPERS & LYBRAND Chartered Accountants 297 Ouffgrin Ave She c rooke.569-6301 Offices throughout Canada r WHY PAY RENT?North Ward ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW 54 rooms Price $13.650 Down payment $650 Monthly payments $98 00 including principal and interest Just one mortgage with C M H.C.Entreprises Montjoie (SHERBROOKE) LTEE corner King West and Montjoie (just past St FJie Road) TEL: 567-1191 AUCTION SALE M WEDNESDAY, MAY 6TH — 2:30 P Let No 425 with building, size 1 25 x 200 magnificent corner lot, McManamy and Dorval includes 32 - 33 -34 and a port of 69 - 70 -71, subdivis'cn of lot 7, icuth Ward m Sherbrooke GERARD LAFRANCE Licenced Auctioneer Danville — Tel 839 2975 Recent guests of Mr and Mrs William Gosselin and famil> Derby Line have been Mrs Roger Lacroix and family.Beebe.Mr and Mrs Leo Gosselin and family.Mr and Mrs Russell Blais and family Newport.Mr Jacques Lacroix Derb> Mr and Mrs Leo Dagesse and Mr and Mrs Real Lanoue.Newport Center Mrs J A Grady is spending an indefinite time at her home in Rock Island, after spending the winter months with relatives in Massawippi Miss Gail Hill.Baldwin s Mills, is staying witt Mrs Grady Mrs Margaret Hunt, has returned from North Country Hospital.Newport, to her home in Derby Line She was under observation at the hospital for two weeks Mr and Mrs Pickford.Waterloo, were callers of Miss Agnes Greenwood.Derby Line Mrs Lee « Mary Jane* Holmes has returned to her home in Talcotville.Conn., after spending a week caring for her mother Mrs Moise Joyal.Rock Island Another daughter.Mrs Ralph Veto.Holiday.Fla .is now with Mrs Joyal.who continues to slowly improve Miss Claire Alger observed her fifth birthday on April 20 W’hat an exciting day for her from early in the day.when she was wished a Happy Birthday by her parents.Mr.and Mrs Robert Alger, and her younger sister.Peggy About 11 o'clock her friends.Diane and Elizabeth Fisher.Brian Carruthers, and Debra Middleton, arrived, for a party Johnny Bushnell was to have come but was ill and Michael Tilton, another playmate was away.The youngsters had fun and a luncheon at noon was served by Mr and Mrs Alger.There was the traditional birthday cake, served with ice cream Claire received numerous gifts from her familv.and friends.Hatlev Miss Marlene Mosher.Coaticook.spent the weekend with Miss Nolene Yertaw Other guests at the same home were Mr Rov West.Fitch Bay.Mrs.Ethel Rowell.Derby Center Mrs Nettie Allbee.Rock Island.Miss May Cooper.Sherbrooke.Mr Fred Wilson.Magog.Mr and Mrs.Gordon Garfat of Lennoxville.Mrs A.C.Stafford of Ayer's Cliff and Mrs.W.J.Foote.Weekend guests at Sunny Glen Cottage, home of Miss Esther Miller and Mrs W.D.Dustin, were Laurie and Bobby Dustin of Rock Island Callers at the same home were Mr and Mrs.W.Lliss and Jackie Brown.Stanstead.Mr s Leon Miller and Mrs.Norman Somerville Beebe.Among those from here who attended the concert at the Alexander Galt Regional School at Lennoxville on April 24.were Mr and Mrs Dale Miller and family.Mrs Howard Ayer.Mrs.Beaven Bowen.Mrs.W O Miller.Miss Esther Miller and Mrs.W D Dustin Mr and Mrs.W O Miller and Miss Vivian Miller, were recent guests at the B W Brown home at Stanstead.Mr Lester Drew accompanied Mr and Mrs.Gary Drew.Sherbrooke, to Blenheim.Ont .to spend the weekend with their brother-in-law and sister.Mr and Mrs.Elwyn Bliss and family Mr and Mrs Cyril Drew-returned home with them after spending the past three weeks in various parts of Ontario visiting several relatives.Mr and Mrs.Arthur Smith of Montreal are spending several days at their home here.Monica and Gary Bowen.Iron Hill, spent the weekend with her brother.Mr Rhodes Bowen The Misses Ellen Bowen.Sherbrooke.Elizabeth Miller, Cornwall.Ont .and Barbara Moulton.Montreal, spent the weekend at their respective home* here M*.and Mrs.Leslie Heath have taken possession of their new home here, which they purchased from the Perkins family.The Ladies Guild held a successful meat pie supper in the Church Hall on Saturday.April 25 A rummage sale will be held by the Guild in the hall on Wednesday.May 6 Mr and Mrs William Cutler and Mrs.Nellie Hartwell were recent afternoon and tea guests of Mrs.E.A Dorman at Sherbrooke Mrs.Eula White of the Wales Home.Richmond was a house guest of Mrs Dorman for several davs.Vale Perkins Mr and Mrs.George Jewett and Jane motored to Macdonald College, where Carol, who has completed the second year toward her B Ed degree, accompanied them to Montreal, where they were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Milton Miss Carol Jewett has gone to Cowansville where she will be practising in Heroes Memorial School for two weeks She will be staying with Mrs R A.Hooper Miss Rita Mossa and Mrs.George Jewett were joint hostesses at a mixed party given tor Miss Ann agoon and Dr Chalo Perales at the Church Hall on April 25 Miss Magoon is the only daughter of Mrs.Ormand Schoolcraft and the late Douglas Magoon The couple, who are to be married May 23.were met at the door by Susan Magoon.who presented Ann with a corsage of pink carnations and Chalo with a white Carnation boutonniere Miss Magoon introduced her tiance to the assembled guests, after which they opened the gifts for which they thanked the guests Refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted bv Marv Jewett and Bernice Magoon The RAOUL MARTINEAU Inc.specializing in — Local and Long Distance MOVING — Heated WAREHOUSE for furniture, etc.— Ultra modern packing on location Scaffold rentals y T*L 569 9*21 table was centred with a shower cake, decorated by Mrs.Jessie Magoon and Bernice Magoon.White candles in silver holders completed the decor Mr and Mrs Wilfred Wheaton.Sackville.N.B , called on Mr.and Mrs Ben George They were en route from two weeks in Key West.Fla .to visit Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson in Pointe Claire Mr.and Mrs Alec de Gref.Montreal, called on Mr and Mrs.Victor Magoon Mr and Mrs Donald Stanger and Derek.Montreal, called at the Vale on their way home after a few days spent with Don’s sister.Ann.Mrs A1 Hruby and Mr Hruby in Lexington.Mass., and with Mr and Mrs Chapin Darling, and four children in New Y'ork Mrs Harry Griggs.Mrs.Julia Carter.North Troy.Vermont.Mrs Margaret Brown of Mansonville.Mrs Maude Mossa and Rita attended the Golden Wedding Anniversary of their cousins.Mr and Mrs.Archie Brown, at Newport.Vt.The highlight of the afternoon was a telephone call received from their son in Hawaii He had also sent them a beautiful flamingo plant from Hawaii Mrs Rita Perkins, who spent the past few months with Mrs.Muriel Monahan in Lancaster.Pa .is motoring to Solena Beach.Calif She is travelling with Miss Debbie Blue, who flew east to accompany her to California Mr Douglas Magoon is completing five years of Kngineering at McGill University Douglas received his Iron Ring in Metallurgy BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyerville — Ttl 889-2272 Bulwer Mr Curtis Ross spent a d Sutton, the guest of Mr and Leon Jordan and Mr M Richards Mr and Mrs Robert Blak( and Mrs Bertha Fortin.Val N Y were guests of Mr Mrs E H Parker t l THK SHKKBKOOKK lUvUlU) MON.MAY 4.1970 GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listings supplied by eech station and sublet to changa without notice 3—WCAX Burlington 5—WPTZ Plottsburg 6—CBMT—Montreol 12—CFCF—Montreol TBA—To Be Announced MONDAY 8—WMTW—Mount Washington TUESDAY 6 00 pm 3 5.8 12) Nevis.Weather Sports 6i To Rome With Love 6:30 p m.Si Huntley-Brinkley News 6i Hour Glass 8) Beat The Clock 7:00 pm 3» News 5) Marshal Dillon 8) To Tell the Truth 12) Here's Lucy 7:30 p m 3) Gunsmoke 5) My World and IVelcome To It 6) Governor and J J 12 8) It Takes A Thief 6:00 p m.5) Laugh-In Temptations ti) Jacques Cousteau 6:30 pm 3» Here's Lucy 8) Movie A High Wind in Jamaica 12) Carol Burnett 9:00 p.m.3) »M ay berry, R >\D )5>Mmi"n t nhift respoi hilities unless you are certain job will not suffer.GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) — Irritability of those around you starts the «lav-off wroiiK- Try to remain cheerf ul.CANCER (June 22 to July 21) —A little pressure in the money department.Y«‘j may have to defer purchase.L.EO (July 22 to Auff.21) — Much activity In l^eo charts.Y«m should he aide to cope with whatever arises.VIRGO (Au*.22 to Sept.22) —Ke Kiateful t«> friend who takes a chore off your hands.Return favnt later.LIBRA (Sept.23 to Oct.22) — Vlthouch not \ < ur usual pr= ’aCT PFANUTS IN "hE NE.6HMRH00P RECENtlV.'?-Û, I WANT VOl’ TO STAY ON THE FRONT 5TEF5 OF OUR H0U5E TSI6HT, ANO L00< REAL MEAN.V' 7/ L r L ABNER ^l WON’T DIVORCE YOU BETTER.MAKE HER, PADDV —, TI " ^ / DUE TO THAT OVERDOSL OF PAT WK-I M \ BOONE RECORDS, SHE'S IN A (SOINO ON A WEAKENED STATE"- IF SHE ^ l DOESN'T TAKE NOURISHMENT- - -SHE'LL DIE// HONaER.STRIKE/.' k j V 5 4 ANDY CARP MISTER AN' MISSUS’ CAPR T' VOU/ HI, FLO HI, ANÜVi v < I OS, BARENTS -THEY'RE^ ALL UNCOUTH IN THIS UOUSY DISTRICT/ > I RECKON f IT'S TIME AWE MOVED ?S V OH, I DUNNO, PET”T' ALWAVS BEEN HELD IN THE HI&HEST ESTEEM B 1 everybody AS I WAS SAVIN’, IT’S A U0USY DISTRICT SPORTS 10 THE SHERBROOKE RECORD MON MAY * 1970 Bruins win 6-1 over tenacious squad i Third period splurge ousts Blues Oscar Itobcrtson Wilt ( hainhcrlain lia be Kuth F'oxx Superstar trades: many have paid off | NKYV YORK 2 Houston 10 15 400 9 San Diego 9 18 .269 10 SPORTS IN BRIEF In satisfactory condition ST LOUIS (CP) — Veteran goalie Jacques Plante was listed in satisfactory condition in hospital Sunday night after he was knocked unconscious during the first game of the Stanley Cup Final series.The 41-year-old St Louis Blues netminder was felled by a shot from Boston Bruins’ centre Fred Stanfield early in the second period of the afternoon game He lay on the ice about three minutes before recovering and was helped to the dressing room by his team-mates The shot cracked the face mask in the area of the forehead Doctors said Plante was being kept in hospital overnight for observation until results of x-rays are available Coach Harry Sinden.whose Bruins went on to win the game 6-1.said the shot from the point by Stanfield travelled along the ice but deflected up into Plante's face off Phil Esposito's stick Rookie goalie Ernie Wakely completed the game for St.Louis Stewart captures another GOTEMBA.Japan — Jackie Stewart of Scotland, reigning world auto racing champion, led all the way at an average 120 2 miles an hour to win the Japan Automobile Federation Grand Prix by 50 seconds Sunday Stewart, driving a Brabham BT-30.covered the 186 miles—50 laps around the 3.72-mile Fuji speedway—in one hour.33 minutes.Maxwell Stewart of Australia, in a Mildren-Wagott.trailed him across the finish line of the track near the foot of Mt Fuji Stewart took a winning purse of $5.555 and Maxwell Stewart received $1.389 Third was Japan’s Kuniomi Nagamatsu and fourth was New Zealand’s Graeme Lawrence.Voyageurs eliminated BUFFALO.N Y.( AP> — Buffaio Bisons scored twice in the final period Sunday night to defeat Montreal Voyageurs 4-2 and eliminate the American Hockey League regular-season champions from the Calder Cup playoffs.The Bisons.Western Division champions, now will play a best-of-seven series against Springfield Kings, runners-up in the Eastern Division, for the playoff title.Buffalo won three gemes in the three-game semi-final round-robin.Springfield won two and Montreal lost all three of its games Gary Veneruzzo put the Bisons ahead in the second minute of play with a shot from just beyond the blueline that skipped past goalie Jack Norris.Guy Charron tied the score less than three minutes later on a 35-foot shot The Bisons again went ahead on a goal by Bob Ash at the 12 07 mark of the second period but Mark Tardif tied the score again at 14:20.Jim Krulicki scored the go-ahead goal midway through the final period, poking in a rebound after Norris blocked a sizzling shot by Wayne Maki.and Guy Trottier closed the scoring with a 30-footer.Norris had 35 saves to 26 for Buffalo’s Gil Villemure.A standing-room crowd of 10.602 saw the game Dust Commander captures Derby run LOUISVILLE.Ky (AP> The Kentucky Derby cup will join those mounted animal heads in the trophy room of big-game hunter Robert E Lehmann, thanks to Dust Commander, who shot down 16 other three-year-olds and the odds by winning In 1938.the Cards sent Dizzy Dean, whose toe injury had g America s premiet hoi se affected his pitching, to the Cubs.Dean still won seven of || race his eight decisions and the Cubs won the pennant, after fin- :g \()W Dust Commander, ishing second the season before 1 In more recent times, trades for Orlando Cepeda and i Frank Robinson have made big changes.1 Cepeda, traded to St Louis from the Giants in 1966.was | Most Valuable Player the following season.He helped the Ë Cardinals become World Champions For money also.Philadelphia A s manager-owner Connie Mack sold several of his stars.After the 1933 season.Mickey Cochrane was sent to Detroit, where he became the manager and star catcher The Tigers won two successive pennants.Also after ’33.Mack sold Lefty Grove to the Red Sox.and the pitcher helped Boston move up from seventh to fourth.After 1935, slugger Jimmy Foxx was sold to Boston, too.The A’s were now an eighth-place club ampion: Robinson, traded from Cincinnati to Baltimore in 1966.immediately converted the Orioles to World Champions, as he became the Triple Crown winner and World Series hero.One of the most spectacular trades in anv sport was the one the Los Angeles Rams made in March, 1959.for halfback Ollie Matson Coincidentally, the team that traded him was the Chicago Cardinals The Rams gave up 11 players for Matson.Sometimes, as they say.11 heads are better than one.The Rams were 8-4-0 in 1958 With Matson the following season, they won two of 12 games Three of football’s finest quarterbacks have been traded Bobby Layne, Norm Van Brockin and Y A Tittle After the first two games in 1958.Layne (who earlier in his career was sent from Chicago to Detroit and helped the Lions become champions) was traded from Detroit to Pitts | burgh He helped Pittsburgh climb to third place (7-4-1) | after starting the season 1-4.Also in 1958.the Rams traded Van Brocklin to Philadelphia.The Eagles dropped from fifth to last But they tied lor second in 1959 and won the championship in 1960 And Van Brocklin figured that was a good time to retire.-wv.- .«.trained by 31-year-old Don Combs and ridden by Mike f Manganello.is expected to go hunting for more of racing’s | big prizes—the Preakness §*and the Belmont Stakes, the |t other legs of the Triple | Crown.P After Dust Commander's smashing five-length victory over Raymond M Curtis’ favored My Dad George in the 96th Derby at Churchill Downs.Lehmann said he plans to send the Bold Commander colt after the Preakness and the Belmont.No three-year-old has won the Derby.Preakness and Belmont since Calumet Farm’s Citation in 1948 Dust Commander, who Lehmann said he purchased as “a cheap $6.500 yearling to go with our expensive ones.was not nominated for the Preakness or Belmont and will have to be supplemented at $10.000 for the former and $5.000 for the' latter.Asked why he had nominated Dust Commander for the Derby, Lehmann, a 49-year-old retired contractor from Lexington, Ky.said.“What’s $100°*’—the Derby nominating fee.A horse must be nominated to run in the Derby.In fact.Lehmann was following his hobby—big game hunting—and not the progress of Dust Commander when the colt won the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland nine days before the Derby That win prompted Lehmann to have a shot at the Derby and so he returned from India, but not until about noon Saturday About five hours and 40 minutes later, he watched Manganello shoot Dust Commander through on the Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Packing • Storaga Your Atla* Van Linas Agont Tal.567-6733 rail for his victory and a Derby record first prize of $128.000 from a record purse of $171.300 CONVINCING WIN Dust Commander paid $32.60 and ran the l1 »-miles in 2:03 2-5 on a good track for his convincing triumph over My Dad George, with Mrs.Ethel D.Jacobs’ High Echelon third, a half length back of My Dad George and a head in front of Her-Jae Stable’s Naskra.My Dad George.High Echelon and Naskra also are expected to run in the Preakness Other Derby starters who are solid Preakness probables are Sonny Werblin’s Silent Screen, fifth in the Derby; Mr and Mrs Ted Gary’s Corn off the Cob.seventh, and Mrs.Jacobs’ Personality, eighth Jr.Hubs waltz into Memorial final By GLENN COLE MONTREAL (CP) — Montreal Junior Canadiens open defence of the Memorial Cup championship Wednesday night against Weyburn Red Wings in the best-of-seven final series The Junior Canadiens completed a three-game sweep of their best-of-five eastern final against Quebec Ramparts Sunday night with a convincing 7-1 triumph before 18.571 fans Martin added They’re just not of our cal- Richard Martin led Montreal with three goals with singles goals going to Jocelyn Guevre-mont.Gilbert Perreault.Richard Lemieux and Robert Guin-don Michel Archambault scored for the Remparts.Quebec Junior A Hockey League titlists.The highly-touted Remparts were simply no match for the Junior Canadiens, Ontario Hockey Association Junior A champions.Except for the sec- ibre They have no endurance They couldn't skate with us and their defence was verv weak ” CALLED IN GOALIE Canadiens goaltender John Garrett, called up from Peterborough Petes for the playoffs, said “They have a few good players Guy Lafleur doesn't waste his shots, he knows what he's GOLF ORFORD -1970- 7 DAYS SEASON TICKETS 5 DAYS 65 00 i»E 9000 ond period in Saturday night’s doing with the puck.But I don’t STuDtNT game won by Montreal 9-7 in Quebec City, the Canadiens tore-checked and outskated Quebec consistently.“They are a very nice team for their league.” commented Phil Wimmer.general manager of the Junior Canadiens.“There was a lot of talk about how they were going to beat us before the series started, but we showed them.” “My guys played as well as they had to against Quebec.' added Roger Bedard, coach of the Montreal team “On Saturday night, they were leading us 6-3 going into the final period and you saw us come back, thev couldn't hold us " think they would finish higher than seventh in the OH A ' Quebec coach Maurice Filion still managed to smile despite the loss.They were just too strong for us.-PUBLIC 18 FO« information DON’T BUY Your motorcycle before you see the Bridgestone 350 6 speeds the winner of Canada's CHAMPION DRAG held at Napierville THIBAULT MARINE INC.10 Versailles, Sherbrooke Tel 569-1155 , « « * * », SCHEDULE FOR BALI GAMES IN CITY PARKS The interested organizations and persons ore requested to take notice that a meeting of the Municipal Parks Committee for the purpose of preparing the schedule for ball games m Municipal Parks will be held on May 6th, 1970, at 7 00 p m at the Arena, 400 Park Street