Sherbrooke daily record, 24 janvier 1964, vendredi 24 janvier 1964

[" Education Bill given unanimous approval in principle QUEBEC (CP)\u2014The eduea- - tion biil jumped another hurdle Thursday night on its steeplechase course towards becoming law as the Legislative Assem bly gave it unanimous approval; in principle by a vote of 70-0.Approval came more quickly than expected but the pace is expected to slow up today as the House centimes ciause-by-clause study of the measure creating Quebec's first education department.\t-;-\u2014\u2014\u2014 The hurdle past second read- Established 1897 ing was eased by Premier Le-sagc's statement in the House that the Roman Catholic bishops of Quebec have expressed qualified approval of the way! the government handled1 changes they suggested to the bill.Last August the bishops expressed their approval of thei idea of an education depart-' ment, although they had reservations about the way the government intended to protect the religious denominational char-; acter of education in Quebec.FOLLOWS SUGGESTIONS Their suggestions for improv ing protection were largely followed by the government.The department would take most of the power over education away from the church, except in the case of teaching of religion and morals.Of these matters a consulting body\u2014the superior council of education\u2014 would have most authority.The church and lay groups would cil.Union Nationale members said they favor the principle of department, but Opposition! Leader Daniel Johnson said the! consulting bodies should have; more power.It was made clear the Opposition will have several amend-! ments to suggest as detailed work on the bill goes on The measure has had a checkered career.It was intro-j duced last June, based on recommendations of a royal com-.! mission.In July, it was shelved following an outcry against the ¦ government's haste and fears the confessional character of education would vanish.The government i n v i t e d i amendments and on these based many of the alterations! it has made in the second version, although it said the \u201cessence\u201d of the first version has been kept.Earlier, as debate opened,' Sljccbtooke TDaili) Becord WEATHER Mainly cloudy today but with sunny periods this after-mum; winds light.High this morning at Sherbrooke 32 hut a little «-older by afternoon.Outlook for Saturday; Cloudy wilh a chance of snow or freeling rain.Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QÜEBEQ FRIDAY, ' Wi \\RY 24, Sixty - Seventh Yrat * Sweetsburg situation Part annexation rulifig pretested By IF.n BEAUDOIN (Record staff reporter) COW WSYIl I I (Staff) A group of Sweeisburg property owners who arc not satisfied with the annexation situation as ii mined out\" are calling on Municipal Allairs Mimstei Laporte, in Quebec Ot\\ today.Urban Bickford, president of the Citizen's Committee of Sweetsburg said, \"We will ti\\ to get an appointment with Mr.I a porte and ask win Cowansville's hid foi annexation to a portion of Sweetsburg was passed.\" He declined to make any further comment.Mr.Bickford went to Quebec Cil' Iasi Monday to present the ministei with the petition signed by more than 100 property owners protesting the annexation bid and asking that a referendmn be held.It was subsequently learned that those who signed this petition did not live in the portion ol Sweetsburg that was to he annexed.It was reported in I hursday's edition of The Record that the land annexed consisted of \u201call that portion of Sweetsburg outside of the old village.'\u2019 YMCA IN REVIEW \u2014 Officials of the Sherbrooke Young Men\u2019s Christian Association review the 1963 year-end report at the Association annual nieetini held at the Duffe-rin Street YMCA building Thursday night.From the left are Forest Keene, general secretary; Wyatt Johnson, vice-president: Art Wright, president and Jim Sangster, 75-year member of the Sherbrooke YMCA.(Stow on page g),\t(Record photo by Gerry Lem ay) De Gaulle explains move Plan quick action on power plan OTTAWA (IT) Parlia ! Gerard Tunnel, secretary '.treasurer of Sweetsburg and one of I'he Record's sonne- ol information pertaining to the -lones printed earlier this week Uaid last night he made an error in \"not clearly identifying une portion of Syveetsburg which was to he annexed.\u201d The portion that now belongs Malaysia offers renewed threat LUX DON (Ail1) L .s \\t to l esohe the difficulties Unwise to ignore largmi menlan appi-wal of the levised |() Cowansville\tconsists of\tthe\ttorney General\tRobert\tK.Ken Reporters asked Kennedy If glum.xia hi'1'1 Uealy nl''entire\tpart of\tSweetsburg\tan\tpedy arrived\tin\tLondon\ttoday to\the thought Sukarno\tcould he , '\"Ui rd \"r!l heloie ll.e Oit.1 n(,xt,il from the Township of i brief British officials on lu- Ma trusted, lie replied: \u201cYes, 1 dale set by the government.Ipunhani in 1961-1962 and a part] lay sin peace making mission'think so.\" this assumption is based on |(j ,j)p\toriginal\tvillage as il\twas\thut he left\tbehind a\tpossible Kennedy will meet\twith For- \"iTC-ni prospects lor expected ]w|.m,e\tthe Dunham section\twas\tnew threat\tto\this diplomatic\teign Secretary ti.\tA.Butler support and WASHINGTON (AP)\u2014French To hold a press conference and; U.S.officials have argued of his government for rc-eslab- ban ing any Opposition revelations and that a position of French in might cause disruption or yet! taken over.\teffort.Sweetsburg today consists of ; While Kennedy conferred Uns evening and hold luncheon jn talks with Prime Minister Sit- President de Gaulle has sent the prospect is that he will set!mat Britain nas nan uiiHumauv ¦ .« t^o.ou.\t.)h .look al lhp wholc muUl narrow projection along Mam Bangkok, Thailand.Indonesia -,\tl»'»\u2018klas Home and oilier word to President Johnson that forth his position on China.contact with Communist China the nce in Southe.aU Asia.He ,njl||nn (|(),|ar projPCt.\tStreet, which on a map, looks President Sukarno told a cheer \">P im.usteis Sunday.h decided to recognize Com- As now understood by U.S.of- from the beginning of the Pck -res tne p -Mbiot; that expand\tT.r,!v of 1%1 Tike an isolated peninsula of,ing rutty in Jakarta he would Premier Lesage said that the\t_ primarily because ficials, his views cover these,ing regime 13 years ago and,mg trade and other lies between \"» im t>-b' submitted to them late1.^\t.« iVy« iror Faut 'F.a«t h^rausp of a lack of effec- fwnon Rtissia and (Thin a as «a\t\" ¦ ini.t.t rrt ing vih.k s'\t«\u2022«rii-imnni nrv ki*l\ti .«\u2022.ium «i romn, u i i of it was submitted to them\tËast'lEast because of a lack of effec-\u2019tween ' Russia' and China as a leverage fo.un m .d .ng Chines, last year.\t-\tDe Gaulle's argument, made live contact between the West tremendous power c o n f 1 i c t '¦ ommunul activin-s.Air.Lesage said the bjsh°Ps known t0 the state department and the Communist Chinese, ratherthananideologicalstrug-feel government changes to the and white House through Var-Thus he has argued that theigle as many Western experts q;,*i\tf.bill correspond in substance diplomatic ch.nnels, boiled | Western powers will gain in the'ordinarily describe it.He feels DNilSil\tllOCpS down to a contention that the long run from having France it is important for the West to with their own proposed amendments.Opposition Leader Daniel Johnson said the Union Nationale favors the bill, but there must be changes to it.He suggested advisory bodies being created along yvith the department should have more authority.He also said that creating a centralized authority within one department goes against recent for the new parliamentary ses Som(l roa.lion along Sweets 15.000 persons at a Communist -ion starting Feb.IB.\t|burg's main street is \u201cnow what dominated youth conference.Informants say this is a mal-lare we going to do?\u201d\t\"Indonesia may change its ter likely to be confirmed in All of the town's councillors '«dies, but oui' goal will le-* about a week when the cabinet (still live in Sweetsburg with!\"lain the \u2022same.\u2019' U.S.policy of trying to isolate;move into the gap.t h e Communist mainland of China from the world of Allied nations is unproductive and out of date.The latest and perhaps most comprehensive report on de Gaulle\u2019s views on this alliancestraining issue was made by Prime Minister Pearson of Canada when he conferred here Wednesday with President trends in the western world.The trend is towards decentra- p™500,\t, ,,\t.lization, he said.\tPeaff £ame ,hef fol!0^nrg Youth Minister Paul Gerin-a vlslf Par\u2018s !ast week/'\u201cJ' Lajoie said the department,^\"j10\tlalks 'with the French leader.won\u2019t be a cure-all to education problems.But, said Mr.Gerin-Lajoie, the probable Education Department once the bill goes through the legislature, is a \u201cpreliminary and necessary conditions\u201d to new growth in education.Mr.Lesage said the time taken to collect suggestions had been \"a happy delay\" which resulted in better written guarantees for the denominational character of education in the province.Responsibility for religious' and moral teaching will rest; with the advisory group, to be called the Superior Education Council.Albert Gervais (UN\u2014Mont- Sce \u201cEducation Bill\u201d Page 5 WILL EXPLAIN STAND France is expected to nounce recognition next week and take immediate steps to an- Says situation in Uganda easy have maximum contacts with both sides in this struggle.Sent to Kenya jeommitlce on legislation settlesNhe exception of Dr \u2022\tlie nmcrrii m nf Vllfl! :;llH N DC Oil M.Cyprus tension mounts CP from AP Reuters Gerard Despite Hie liery words Su its program of vital and seeon Duprat.\tkarno did nol retract his prom NICOSIA, Cyprus\tTension 1 TTnHoe\tnf the imrlnr L0NI?°.X, «-'Hy Britain an dary matters.\tone quest ion asked is \u201cwill isc to Kennedy of a -ease fire rose again in Nicosia's isolated 3 Under terms of the unrtco nounced today K is placing Us Jack navl, Lit)oraj member CowanSvine |ry |\u201e annex Ihe re along the hiio mile Malaysia In mrkisli quarter today after standing which he has reached troops in Kenya at.the disposal f coasl-Capilano, parliamen ]n,inm\u201e Dor,j,;n of Hie villa-,-\u201d\" donesia border on the island of!mysterious explosiosn toppled with Communist China for es-of the Kenyan government to;la S(,(,,,,al.;.t() ^ primel™ aS?to ha.lie.: in Borneo.\tmi- minare.ol the Bairaktar tabhshing r e c o g n i\t'\u2022'.help preserve law am) order.imjnis(er and Liberal power au |)art in q,,, n,imite- of Ihe PLEDGE INTACT\tMosque, one of the Turkish- KAMPALA.Uganda (Reut-'^bJ^6^ a tw0.chiSa pot DuSTsancu! told IhV House! th !*'\u2022*'*« community\u2019s major re- ers) - Prime Minister MUton icy since the Chinese did not lay of Commons \u2019the move was ^\tby'«2 tr> rarr-v on as 8\tbeen so whipped up in Imlo- inif of the people of Cyprus should not be needed foi l°nS- dispute the reliability of any\tgovernmcnl was overthrown by NDP are opposed outright lo\tunB-\tnesia by Sukarno and the strong\tand their peace \" .\t,\t.\t.,\t, | Obote said ihe situaiion vvas çommunjst Gbinesc neutrality\ta pro - Communist revolution the treaty or its revisions, al Some unofficial\tsources say\tIndonesian Communist party, it\tDr l a/.il Kiilchuk.the Turk- fSta 'Till p u-\t^ a\tweek\tfrom norrnal al tbe J(.nja I:,arracks pledge since the neutralization\tJan.12.In Tanganyika and'though Opposition Leader Dief\tlhat plans are now'\tbeing work\twould be difficult for him to cut\ti h-Cypriot vice-president, pro- lions wi i e mg.- v\\ r .on the shores of Lake victoria.nf y nnc jç ^(iii jn rrmirnuorcv iTannH^ Kpriva'c nniffhhnr*; nnnnKnifpr h:iK Knirl thp rovisions f>fl ant to annex the remaining off the campaign abruptly.te.sled the explosions.Rauf Kennedy told reporter- al'Denktash, Turkish-Cypriot dele-L,in,Ion Airport he never sug gale to Ihe London peace lalks , , i r- n ic\t-\t\u201e\t.of Laos is still in controversy Uganda.Kenya's neighbors on enbaker has said the revisions ed oui to annex Ihe remaining off the campaign abruptly.° a'V c C au e________________where about 350 men o 0 and U.S.officials think any par- the south and west, brief army will require thorough sltidy.portion of Sweeisburg.Uganda Rifles were reported to tial neutrabtY measures would mutinies occurred this week.Thus, unless the committee\t- - have held Interior Minister Felix Onama prisoner for a time after his arrival there INDEX Births, deaths Classified Comics .Editorials .Farm Financial Sports Television .Townships .Women iThursday to discuss their pay-,njtjon of Communist increases demands.be used by the Communists as The Tanganyika mutiny was membership ratio is revised.* I \u2022 I I* the social Admiral diss who support OAKLAND.Calif.(Al>)- ja new' springboard for conquest.!accompanied by rioting and;the Liberals and 5.De Gaulle believes recog- looting which at least 17 Credit members gested that Sukarno drop his op- renewed a demand for partition position to Malaysia\tseparating Cyprus' feuding -Ad \"But I hope that position will Greek and Turkish com muni- 4 2 5 10 2 5 9 The prime minister said the whole army is back in its barracks and all troops arc loyal to the government.He denied reports that a mutiny on the lines of one which shook Tanganyika four days ago had taken place.directly in line with the policy was restored.China is (people were killed before order] Premier Bennett of B.C.have a mjra| j.-rancjs stuarl Low.69,.be modified through conference tic- clear majority Statements by Washington often embarrassing to Ottav/a OTTAWA (OP) \u2014 Ever since ; cancellation of a $452,000,000 because it had been paid for Canada and the United States program for eight anti-subma- and because it would act as a signed the North American Air line super-frigates, the U.S.de- decoy for Soviet missile fire.Defence Agreement in 1957, fence budget said; \u201cA larger .Last Aug.8.Canada signed |J American statements and ac- portion of the Soviet missile jhe nuclear test ban agreement, lions on defence have fre- forces is being deployd in sub- Three days before Canada and quently been a source of acute marines at sea or otherwise jke u.5.signed a nuclear eus-; embarrassment to the Canadian protected.\u201d The U.S.will build (Ody-and-control agreement, Mr.government.\t|16 new anti-submarine destroy-'McNamara said: \u201cOne of the' The latest U.S.defence crs.\tgreat advantages of this test budget, made public Tuesday, The previous Conservative ban treaty is that it will have is an example.\tgovernment often had the same the effect of retarding the For instance, it contains this ; e>;perjence.\tspread of nuclear weapons.\u201d sentence: \"The vulnerability of\tf()rmer defence minister On July 16, Defence Minister our defences against bomber al-,Ge (?cai.kcs uas stout]y de- Hellyer said there was a lack tack will be reduced by the 6\t' \"\t-, -j-»- *-\"*i'-i nn/Uoar fending the Bomarc anti \u2022 air- of adequate tactical nuclear further dispersal of interceptor craft missile the US- defence forces in Europe.aircraft.\u201d T .\tdepartment cut the program by ! On Aug.20, President Ken- Just 11 days previously, fhe;bajf\tnedy said the U.S.could kill Canadian defence department n Du (he 1963 elec,ion cam.soo.ooo.OOO people in the first paign, after the Liberals had hour of a nuclear war.had announced the opposite pol- icy _ amalgamation of f i v e sa\u201cdTheÿ;would*pwvid'e nuclear three to pro- warjjeacjs f0r the Bomarc, the and econ-\tdefence department re- leased testimony by Secretary DIVERGENT POLICIES\tj Robert McNamara that the Bo- Two months after Canadian marc was worth keeping only I » hBÏ'SHÜ former commander of the U.S.and discussion,\" Kennedy said only a few hours before the western sea frontier and an ex- \u201cThat is the purpose of il.bombing, Makarios restated his perl in submarine w'arfare.died The attorney-general said he opposition lo any attempt hy Thursday at the Oakland Naval thought Sukarno was \u201cgenii- the Turkish Cypriols to estab-Hospital.\tinely willing to sit down and try li-Ji a separale regime.Farm talks concluded squadrons into mote \u201cefficiency cmy.\u201d Today's Chuckle Always laugh heartily at your boss\u2019s jokes\u2014he may be giving a loyalty test.-'oiikillttliil^^ HOME BECOMES MEMORIAL \u2014 The former summer home of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Campo-bello Island, N.B., is to become a shrine of friendship between Canada and the United States and a memorial to the late president in an agreement signed in Washington between Prime Minister Pearson and U.S, President John- I son.The agreement also calls for the establishment of the Roosevelt \u2022 Campobello International Park on the ten-acre grounds of the residence.(CP Wirephoto) M Two-price wheat system defeated 4 CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) the government approved an in- a Lid,y to determine the possi-,\t- Seventy nine farmer delegates (lease in Ihe price of grain des hilitie of applying unemplov- Thursday completed three days fined for human consumption menf insurance to employees of of discussions during which a «\u2022ic-eent-a-loaf increase in the\tindividual farmers\tnn a volun they considered a wide range price\tof Canadian bread.\tlary basis, of problems facing the Cana But the farmers want more Altogether, 80 résolu-chan farmer.\tfrom the government.For ex ten- were submitted and most The annual meeting of the ample, they passed a resolution were passed.Canadian Federation of Agricul asking lhal pension legislation Business included a financial lure devoted most of its atten-.cover farm people on a com report of the CFA, which ex-t'on to resolutions -most\tof\tpulsory basi-.They thought any\tpeels to spend $112,625\tthis them either asking the federal\tkind of a voluntary program\tyear, and addresses by\tAgrigovernment for something\tor\twould be difficult to set up for\tculture Minister Harry\tHays, commending it for what it\tal-\tfarmers and a carefu'ly worked\tand CFA President James\tBent- ready had done.\tout compulsory plan would be >v of Edmonton.The federal government was more (jPSjrab)e.\t'__________________ commended particularly for its A1]\treqUeSts |0 the govern\t^\t_ arrangement of huge wheat ex- rnent\twil| b(.presented in a\tVylVÔS\tmillion ports this year the biggest in brjef the {e(icra| cabinet la- NEW YORK (AP) - The To- SMTP'S» >% tTÆt* »-« J*» s\u201d™\"! A\"\"T 'tremendous contributions !sii,p(l l0 give the farmer a bet-\tCountess Alice fay de tional economy and toward cor- ^\tchief among lhesc ,s Castagnola of New York, who Tmuitk-s\t38\t» request to federal and pro dic(| last September.The an- Th^huge sales, coupled with 'ineial.governments to plan nouncemcnt at the society's good prices being paid for the\tinvestments in way-\tannua] dinner Thursday wheat, went a long way toward tended to de\\e]np resources so\tincome from the defeating another resolution that agriculture \u201cmay have an \"ight said income fro iasking for a two-price grain »ys- equal chance of sharing in the ,rust fund will be used Jor lem in Canada\tgeneral prosperity.\u201d\tscholarships, grants, publishing This would have meant if A section on labor asked for and book-buying.I 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRL.IAN.24, 1!W>4 $|[)|: GLANCES By Gill Fox About Television By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP)\u2014CBS Re Asian and European police au ports\u2019 producer Jay McMullen thcritieN, international smug-patiently followed the trail of tiers, Mafia gangsters, junk illegal heroin from Turkey to peddlers and addicts.Harlem.There, concealed ca- The results were shown on meras showed addicts buying, Wednesday night\u2019s The Business at $3 or $5 a bag.their daily of Heroin.McMullen turned up supplies.\t'i11*6 new- although his films of Over a period of almost two addicts dealing with pushers re-years, he talked to American, fleeted enterprise.Most shocking portion of the program wa\u201e interviews with addicts and their toneless descriptions of the terrible agony of withdrawal.There were some theatrical moments\u2014a masked man talk ing about the Mafia, a convicted wholesaler of heroin whose face was carefully kept in shadow as he casually described his \"bu siness,\u2019\u2019 which netted him more than $500,000 a year.If You re TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then eterybody felt a **tired\u2022out,, feeling, and may be bothered by backaches.Perhaps noth* ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort.That's the time to take Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills.Dodd\u2019s help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause backache and tired feeling.Then you feel better, rest better, work belter.Get Dodd* Kidney Pills now.Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters.You can depend on Dodd's.oo IF YOUR TV SET nttds repairs or adiustments Call L.NICOL ENRG.Radio and TV Salas A Sarvica Daily 9.00 a.m.- 10 p.m.95 Wellington St.S.Tel.5692244 UÏTJLE ©LUÎ AUTO CO.r- £ TU t.a 11 r » 1964 NU Show Business Farm Forum Activities in the E.T.GALLUP HILL 'another group meeting at The demise of The Judy Garland Show at the end of March, announced Wednesday by CBS.hardly comes as a surprise.T he variety series has had troubles since last July when only four programs had been taped.CBS executives flew from New York to Hollywood repeatedly to tinker with the for\t,i\tn*l r\t\u2022\ta^*ll mal.Producers were hired and Marathon Bridge Evening Guild The irony is that CBS\u2019 Garry Club, Farnham, to hold supper \u201cI'm the proprietor.Be'ieve it or not, ALL these cars were owned by little old ladies!\" DANCE Every Saturday Night I.O.O.F.HALL SAWYERVILLE Dancing from 9\t1 A.M.Harold Nulbrown't Orcheitra Moore Show, which had the kind of family appeal they -|Sougbt for Miss Garland\u2019s hour, has developed the same brand of trouble that has killed Judy\u2019s show.It isn't getting big enough audiences to justify its cost.BURY ST.EDMUNDS, England CCP)\u2014The cathedral exten sion fund of this Suffolk town has received an anonymous gift of £1,001) through the mail, said the provost, Rev.John Wad-dinglon.play throwback to the past, some-KARNHAM \u2014\tThe Ladies thing that was needed after the Evening Guild of SI James grim new's of the past six The Marathon Church held its regular meet-imonths.\" Club held its 'nK 'n church hall on Jan.14.It was decided to sponsor a ,\t,\tcasserole supper on Eeb.4, when cards were played at nine startjng at 4;30 \u201e m ! At the close of the meeting, i/.e-winners in bridge werevhfrcshments were served b> the hostesses, Mrs.C.B.Darby, Mrs.R.Madey and Mrs.J.Leslie.the This forum thinks, also, that from this topic and are being The Gallup Hill Farm Forum St.Francis High School.Mr.if the farmer is to be a good sent in for the Talk Back next .met at the home of Mr.and Walter Hughes from Waterloo all around citizen he should in- week.______________________________Mrs.Clifford Mastine.on Jan.\twill show slides and\tgive a\tterest himself in public affairs\tLunch was served by the 20, to listen to the broadcast short talk on the plastic pipe- church and have a bit of time hostess and members were ask-By BOB THOMAS\tHarvest for the Mind.Twenty line for the sugar bush.All for the recreation of his choice, ed to Walter Baker for the next HOLLYWOOD (AP) \u2014 \"Some members were present.\tforums and interested friends\t» » *\tmeeting, men like nothing better than to Mr.Jacques Martin, assistant are invited to attend this also.\tPINNACLE go out to the country club and agronome for the county of coffee and doughnuts will be Tli* Pinnacle Farm Forum\tTHIRD RANGE spend the afternoon playing Richmond was present to dig-|jerve(j a( ^th meetings\tmet at the borne of Milton Bak The Third Range Farm For I golf, says actor Cliff Robertson, cuss farm problems and take ^\t« *\t«\ter January 20.\turn was entertained at Mr.anc For myself, I took forward to part in the discussion following.\tCOOKSHIRE\tThere were 10 people present Mrs Melville Page January taking to the air.\"\tthe broadcast.\tFarm Forum met on January The radio broadcast was listen- 20.with a very good attend And he does so, whenever his This forum feels that we 2o vuth Mr and Mrs Pat Cas- ec* t0 an(* Ihe Greenleaf read.ante, schedule permits.But\tCliff is\tmust look ahead to economic the attendance being 21.\tTbe topic of discussion was\tAfter a good broadcast was no flyer of luxury models.He planning in specialized fields\u201d Harvest for the Mind the%ub-on harvest for the mind.\tlistened to on Harvest for the prefers open-cockpit biplanes\u2014 and that we are in great need iec, 0{ broadcast was on This forum does think that Mind, the following question or even a balloon.\tof farm organizations.\teducation for the farmer This^armers need more business was discussed.\"The old planes are safer and This forum feels that we[jorum thinks everyone agrees an don't work smoothly and Mrs.Keith Kerr and Mrs.S.both figured they\u2019d better jump\t¦¦ ¦\t.|Wj]i fond to stick.Chute.\tbefore the gondola hit the water STORING FAINT ROLLER?\tClean Roller The many friends of Mr.Don\tba\"00\" mighl e\"\"'eloP\tI JV\tCleaning roi,ers is a little aid Matheson will regret toi .\t,\t.\tI\t\u2018messier than cleaning brushes, learn that he is again a patienl :\t-Cw.NOW SHOWING! ALSO AN EXCITING UNO P0IGN4NT DRAMA RICHARD HARRIS THIS ir SPORTING RACHEL ROBERTS \"Divorce Italian Style\" 1.30 \u2014 5.45 \u2014 9.50 \"This Sporting Life\u201d 3.30 \u2014 7.45 p m.Operations for [purebred cattle.F.G.Clark of the Ot \u2018Some peopie\", said Mr.succeeds R.N.Mayhcw has this I Stanstead, and were thanked by Bclvidere W.I A Stoke youth appeared in lawa\tstressed this point Clark, \"ask why wc arc >o slow year been named director of;Hugo LaPenna, mayor of Criminal Assizes in Sherbrooke 'n sPeecb before the Que in returning their pedigrees, the Canada-wide Hereford asso-'Becbe.face a charge of oec Hereford Association last Often, it depends on how busy dation.\t.\tmit FT!\tE.W.night at the St.George's Club,jwe are at the time.For instance, The 14 directors include B.KCMNEbh ivir.r.i itxi.g 2202.Sherbrooke.\tin the last months of the year D.Lyon.E.T.Webster, and A business meeting of the\t- .Mr.Clark outlined the work-'\"'get lb*0 15 thousand appli Judge Evender Veilleux, ol j0jnt councils was held and it\tSHERBROOKE jloy lings of thc organization in his cations per month.\"\tSherbrooke; W.W.Nichol and was agreed the Councils will! Chicken salad lea, sponsored scl)\tspeech.\t-Some\tpeople may lose a cer-\tAlbert Taylor, of LennoxvilIe;|make inquiry to thc Bell Tele\tby\tthe\tC.W.L.\tbeing\theld\tin\tSt.Thc organization\twas\tfound- \"tica'e\trr/I request a duplicate.\tJean-Pau] Dionne, of Cookshirc;\tphone Company concerning ex-\tPatrick s\tChurch\tHall\ton\tSalur- Crown Prosecutor Guy Blan- l>ct about 40 years ago, he said.vv'^.be supplied if the pro and Art Bennett, of Sawyer- tension of the free dialing area, day, January 25th.4:00 to 6:30 part of his t0 centralize records which werejper aPPhcat|0n forms are filled ville.\tjn refcrence to the Civil De-Ip.m.Food table - surprise box case in the afternoon and thc^f-ing\tin several centres.out; Mr.Clark said.\tfigures comparing the years fcnce p|an an(j population of table.Admission, adults $1.00, U is not a federal government Everything possible is donc or 1962 and 1963 show that the .gg three communities, it was children 60c.olfice.he said, but does\treceive *be\tolfice to maintain ac-\tprovince of Quebec had the\tnotec) jn the 1964 Municipal Di i\t- Idefenre attornev Ravnald Fre\tgovernment giants.\t^uracy.\the said.However, some-\tgreatest percentage increase in\tgest lhat there were 1584 peo- |\t*\t-\tThe livestock records office.times there 15 error by man or membership in the Hereford ple in Rf)c|< island, 1,350 in .Clark, grants certifi-lbv -\t^\t- 1-¦\u2014 said Mr.a processing cates lor purebred cattle.Any|Breec*ers should I The only other person called to the\twitness stand in the clos-\t,\t.\t- \u201e\u201e\t( \u201e \u201er ,u 'purebred\tcattle, he said,\tmust\tcerUticaiCs\twhen ed court was the sister of thc T ,\tv,\t.u,,™ f\u201er ipiinra be tatooed before the age of six\"hcm lor letters alleged vicum.\tmonths.Then, the breeder mustithat are wrong.Procedings continue today.rrlpr Mr.Justice William Mitche!l!olh,,r is presiding over the trial.m a c h i n e.Association of any province, check their Membership rose from 1,067 they receivelin 1962 to 1,404 in 1963; an in or numbers crease of 40 per cent.The next largest increase was in New Beebe and 1,117 in Stanstead.Also from these statistics came discussion about costs of the joint police force to the Town of Rock Island and Municipal! the identification\tand Breeders should not attempt Brunswick whose membership ties of Beebe and Stanstead.information about the(to change a latooing error if increased from 362 to 470; an A meeting of the three cattle into his private brceding'one be made, he said, but increase of 30 per cent\tMayors, Mr.Fregeau, Mr.'record.After this, he sail, ap- should write giving information Membership is the highest injstruthers and Mr.LaPenna, and of each of the three police SHERBROOKE Grace Chapel sliding party I postponed until further notice^ Mr.Pierre Levesque, proprietor of \u201cLa Grange a Pierre\u2019\u2019 is proud to announce the appointment of Mr.Paul Boudreau as Sales Manager.Paul invites his many friends and customers to come see him at \u201cLa Grange a Pierre\u201d.GETTING BIGGER plication for registration should'to the Ottawa record office.If the province of Alberta where JOWLMERE, England (CP) made to thc records office, this is not done, a buyer may there are .some 21,457 mem Alfred Thatcher, landlord of thc\tp.cmittance should bn\tenclosed\tsuspect dishonesty\ton the\tpart\tbers.\tSaskatchewan is second Black Horse pub here, has a\tto cover fees.\tof the breeder.\twith\t20,305 members; and On- pet that could drive his custo-\tCheques, he\tsaid, should not Secretary of\tthe\tQuebec\ttario\tis third wilh 8,131 mem- mers to drink.Cleo.an alliga-\tbe addressed\tto the\treceiver\tHereford Association.,J.C.\tTan-\thers.\tQuebec is in sixth place injp0]jce Bronson tor.is 2,2 years old and two general for the Canadian Na-ner, reported that the provin-total membership, behind) - feet long.\ttional Livestock Records Office(cial association has 282 mem- Manitoba and British Columbia.\tSe* \"Sherbrooke committees will be held in the Rock Island Town hall on January 29 to study police costs and tire request of Chief of for increased Page 5 BLENDED GIN-DISTILLED IN MONTREAL THE REAL HOLLANDS FLAVOUR John deKuypsr 6 Son, Montreal / SINCE .1»S JJIjECbcooRE lüaily Btcocd The paper of the Eastern Townships.Established February 9, 1897, incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd, 119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.JOHN BASSETT\tIVAN SAUNDERS\t'UGH DOHERTY President\tManaging Director\tEditor m chief FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1964 Ownership of Canadian newspapers It is to be hoped that suggestions the government might be considering legislation to prohibit the sale of newspapers to non-Canadians comes to nothing.The proposal, along the lines of government control of advertising recommended in the infamous O\u2019Leary report, is apparently aimed at preventing American ownership of Canadian newspapers.But there is no evidence that any daily newspaper in Canada has been bought, or is about to be bought by American interests.Canadian newspaper owners have shown themselves aware of their responsibilities in this regard.There have been a number of large newspaper sales.None have been to Americans.It is, perhaps conceivable, though scarcely likely, that at some future date, a newspaper owner may decide to sell to American interests.But the way to prevent this eventuality is not through government control of newspaper ownership, however well-meaning it may be.Rather, the govern- ?i ment should be seeking ways to make it more attractive for Canadians to invest in such enterprises.Indeed, the government should be moving in this direction in connection with all investment.For government intervention in the affairs of a newspaper is direct intervention in freedom of the press.And that is a freedom not possessed by too many countries in the world.Seventy per cent of the world's press is fettered.And where this is the case, the rights of the public to know are impaired.Very often, this situation is brought about in a gradual way.The first attempts at control often appear innocuous.But they soon become the thin edge of a wedge.Any kind of government control, once introduced, is notoriously difficult to remove.Newspaper ownership is not the business of government, and should not become so.It is in the best interests not so much of newspapers, but of the Canadian people to resist all eflorts in this direction.A hushaud really helps the most with house cleaning when lie stays away from home.British posties protest circulars Canadian postmen, leaving the central post office each morning loaded down with hundreds of items of advertising matter, can be sympathetic to their fellow workers in Great Britain who arc protesting loudly the decision of the British General Post Office to go into the advertising circular business.From time-to-time letter-carrier organizations in this country have passed resolutions urging the Canada Post Office to curtail the flood of \u201cunwanted junk'\u2019 which they are called upon to deliver.But these resolutions are never couched in very strong language nor arc threats made of reprisals should the Postmaster-General fail to heed their suggestions.One possible explanation for this spirit of moderation is the realization on the part of many of the complainants that if the Post Office lost its revenue from distributing circulars, the number of car- riers might be reduced and their walks lengthened.For the British GPO to enter the field of circular distribution is not surprising when the many aspects of its activities arc considered.In addition to the regular postal functions, which show a profit of $3,000,000 annually, the post office operates the telephone and telegraph systems at a profit of $40,000,-000 and the 25,000 post offices are a sort of community centre in the smaller towns and villages.There the citizen draws his social security pension, buys his licenses for dog, gun, radio or TV and his automobile.He buys his national insurance stamps and makes his deposits in the popular post office savings bank.So, the mere addition of a few billion circulars to the already variegated business of the GPO should cause little concern.?Aw With February having 29 days in I9(>4, that will he an extra day for Dad In try to get certain jolts done.Leap year loses its significance Don't look now, men, but 19P4 is a leap year.According to an old tradition, women can take the romantic initiative during these next twelve months.L.egcnd would have it that this means all eligible bachelors go into hiding.In reality, of course, this doesn\u2019t happen.Those bachelors are just as numerous as ever, and just as available.Some may be a little hit more wary during leap year than normally, but this shouldn\u2019t provide any problems for the normally alert husband-hunting female.She knows better than anyone else that leap year just doesn't have the significance it used to have.In the good old days, men did all the courting and all the proposing.Well, things have changed.More than one family argument rhese days begins with the question of who proposed to whom.For, in the jet age, romance like everything else has speeded up.And if a fellow's a little slow, there's always some cute thing ready to all but pop the vital question herself.Other papers say: Esau needed that mess of pottage Esau, who sold his birthright for a mess of poltage, has always been regarded as something of a weakling or simpleton.Now he has a champion.A seholarly Amer- TODAY IN HISTORY By THE CANADIAN PRESS an.24, 1964 .James Marshall discovered gold on the site of a mill he was building for John Sutter in California\u2019s Sierra Nevada 116 years ago today\u2014in 1848.The news leaked out and soon the advance guard of the gold rush of 1849 swarmed into the area.Ironically Sutter and Marshall both died poor.1942\u2014Food rationing was introduced in Canada during the Second World War.193S \u2014 The liner Mohawk sank off the New Jersey coast in a collision with a freighter, killing 56.Brantford Expositor ican Dr.Robert Greenblatt, learned in scriptural research, has examined some Bible characters in the tight of modern medical knowledge and come to fresh conclusions.Genesis 25:29-33 tells of Esau coming from the field \u201cfaint\u201d and asking his brother Jacob to give him some red pottage Jacob had boiled.Jacob counters with a demand for Esau to sell him his birth- PBflyfu FO* TODAY FROM XIk Upper Room.Now I rejoice in my sufferings for your sake, and in my flesh I complete what is lacking in Christ's afflictions for the sake of his body, that is, the church.(Colossians 1:24.rsv.) PRAYER: Gracious Father, forgive us for being poor ambassadors of the Word of life.We pray that we may not cling selfishly to the gospel, but with joy live and proclaim it to others.In Jesus\u2019 name.Amen.yEW EMBLEM* Ottawa Tailspins Ov er Eslvimo Doll 1! took th* Ookpilc to throw two government de-pa rtmenti, the RCMP and the RCAF into a taihpio.But for the htkimoe of Fort Chinio the Ookpik is picnic, and now Canada has an emblem dearer than the beaver and the maple leaf.The furry pik bodei well for the tion, ill for the i rut rritntAKt Bygone days The readers say: Memphremagog needs its water New agreements Labor contracts due for 1964 By ROBERT RICE OTTAWA (CPj\u2014The stage is Many observers believe labor set for a critical round of collec- and management must relax the live bargaining that could re- traditional tensions and tactics shape\u2014perhaps even revolution- of bargaming and work together ize \u2014 labor-management rela- continually in close co-operation lions in many key industries in to find new solutions to the prob-Canada.\tlent of technological change.In the next 12 months, labor They see hope in the new rap-and management negotiators Port between organized labor ,\t.\tand big business at the national w.11 be hammering out new con- 6increasingly evident in tracts involving thousands of suc[, forums as the Economic workers, from bartenders in Council of Canada and regional British Columbia to macaroni labor - management - govern-makers in Montreal.\tmcnt inferences.More than 210 major agree Whi\u2018e ^ ,\t, mic strength\u2014the strike or lock- ments-not counting those in the out_rcmalns as a tool in the construction trades or those in bargaining process, the empha-plants with fewer than 500 em- sis seems to be on round-table ployees\u2014come up for renegotia- consultation, an acceptance by .u .O-.- aaa -i union leader and businessman of tion tn 1964.About 375.000 work-,^ mutual need fQr mutual re.ers are covered by the agree- SpeC| and understanding.ro601-**-\tAs a step in this direction, the Another too.000 railwaymen federal government has offered are involved in wage negotia- financial help to companies and lions that started last year and unions willing to undertake joint continue into the new year.By [research on future technologi-June, the CPR and CNR will be cal changes and their impact on embroiled in bargaining sessions the work force, with 19 unions representing the Wjiijam Mahoney, national dirunning trades and the non-op- rector of the United steelwork-erating work force.\ters 0f America in Canada, is ex- ipected to press again for a joint The 1964 negotiating calendar ja(,or.managemen( commiitee t0 includes the pace-setting steel on problems away from and auto industries, national .^a|,gajmflg table, bargaining of the meat-packing when Steel\u2019s contracts expire industry, regional talks in tex- in July he is ais0 expected to tiles and the first test of bar-(g0 af|er an extended vacation gaining skills for the govern- p[an similar to that won by the ment\u2019s three-man union trustee-steeiworkers in the United ship in the maritime industry.!states.Under this trail-blazing These talks\u2014in some cases, agreement, long-service work-such as in steel and automo- ers get special 13-week vaca-biles, the first formal labor-jtions once every five years, management meeting in three Meanwhile, the auto workers' years\u2014are set against a back-iunion has indicated it will be drop of unemployment and ad-jseeking contract protection for vancing technology.Unionists retired workers, including comare fighting to save jobs while-pany-paid hospital and medical searching for new techniques care for those who have already to deal with the job-killing im- left the work force on retire- right, and Esau, saying he is \u201cat the point lo die,\u201d and doubting that his birthright can do him any good in his state, sells it.Dr.Greenblatt, while admitting that Jacob was a sly, greedy customer, does not agree that Esau despised his birthright.\u201cIn almost certainty,\" he writes.\"Esau, being faint and feeling near to death, was the victim of an illness recognized only in recent times: hypoglycemia or low-blood sugar.\u201d If doctors in Esau's time had been more know ledgable, Esau might never have got into such a state that he was a pushover for the swindling Jacob.And where were the lawyers?Didn't they know enough to upset the deal on the grounds of contractual incapacity?ABBEY BENEFITS WALTHAM, England (CP)\u2014 An 86-year-old Canadian, Colin Rutherford of Victoria, is benefactor of the 11th-century Waltham Abbey, erected by King Harold.His latest cheque for £2,000 brings his total donations to £10,000.A retired businessman, he lived here as a boy.TWENTY YEARS AGO (From the Record of Monday, January 24, 1944) At a stated meeting of the Silver Star Chapter No.19 O.E.S., East Angus, the following officers were installed for the ensuing year, Bro.T.A.Bagley.acting as Grand Installing officer and Sis.Louise Hayes, acting as Grand Marshal; Worthy matron, Sis.Gladys Rowland; worthy patron, Bro.Frank Rowland; assoc, matron, Sis.Louise Hayes; assoc, patron, Bro.Cecil Hall; secretary.Sis.Gertrude McFadden; treasurer, Sis.Edith Cooper; conductress.Sit.Vera Hall; assoc.conductress, Sis, Lulu McKeage; chaplain, Sis.Margaret Rowley; marshal, Sis.Ethel Hutchinson; organist, Sis.Augusta Somers; Martha, Sis.Birdie Parsons; Electa, Sis.Silly Cunningham; war den, Sis.Violet Hall; sentinel, Bro.T.A.Bagley; Adah.Ruth and Esther are to be installed at the next meeting.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Monday.January, 24 1949) On Saturday night the married men from Stanstead encountered the North Hetley men of equal status in their annual hockey match at the North Hatley rink.Meigs led the hometown team with two goals and with the help of the timekeeper, the game ended in a 5 5 tie.North Hatley players were: G.LeBaron, Charles Baker Henry Taylor, Roger LeBaron, G.Hawes, Bob Sfurrock; subs, Ray Hat-rick, Jeff Reefe.Maurice Bowen, Stan Cuthbert, Stan Meigs, Edward Raymond Wilfred Coulombe, Armand Ba-chand, Evans Keeiar, Arnold McNab.Stanstead: J.Pepin, Buck Smith.Doug Cooper.Jerry Michaud, Gil Ledoux, Harold Revers; subs, Lloyd Keiar, H.Wells.Roger St.Hilare, Romeo Laroque, Ken Cordeau, Paul Prieard.Ken Ingalls, Henry Dewey.Gordon Bean and Russel Kezar risked their lives to referee the skirmish.TEN YEARS AGO January 24 1954, fell on a Sunday Dear Sir: For all those who admire the natural beauties of the lovely Eastern Townships, reports of the proposed \"drainage\u201d of Lake Memphremagog are more than disquieting.The City of Sherbrooke, it seems, plans to take increasing quantities of water from the lake to meet its industrial and domestic needs for water.1, for one, strongly urge that some other source of W'aler be found.Lake Mem- phremagog, in the opinion of some conservationists, is even now \u201cmarginal'\u2019 as far as water-levels are concerned; any impairment of the balance can only have the most unfortunate c o n s e quences.Over the years, the lake has withstood pollution, deforestation and the resulting dim inishment of water-intake and too rapid a run-off of snow; neglect, poaching, and sheer indifference.There is bound to bo, how- pact of automation.In this era of the thinking ever, a point of no return, machine, the big question is when artificial methods of whether the collective bargain-conservation cannot meet ex- mg process, founded tradition-horbitant demands upon the auv on conflict and crisis, can resources of the lake if the City of Sherbrooke ear ries out its plans, that point of no return is in sight.t, for one, am protesting as vigorously as possible against what 1 consider to be an outrage.Sincerely, Sherwood Hayden l.achine.ment.Present contracts in the Canadian auto industry start e?;-piring in October.The railway unions representing the running trades may take to the bargaining table their and ije revamped to cope with the fight for legislation to protect England freed French Canada human consequences of automa-;rail workers from job displace-tion without curbing the vastjment through technological opportunities opened up for hu-|changes.man improvement.\t| Labor Minister MacEachen, While trade unionists gener-|hailing the responsible approach ally accept the new technology by labor and management in as inevitable, they fear that the|l963, says both sides must ac-toll in tost jobs and social andltively plan to meet the human economic dislocation often out-;problems that result from auto-weighs the promised abundance I mation.of automation.\t| \u201cIt is clear that new relation- Says economits Russell Bell ships are evolving between la- Dear Sir, How much more of this nonsense about closer ties between Quebec and France must we endure?France and Quebec are so far apart that the average French national emigrating to Canada soon leaves this province for Ontario or returns to France rather than live in a society which, although it may be predominantly French speaking is mentally and spiritually foreign to France.Since the 18th century the French have become pagan and \u201crepublican\u201d while Québécois have become increa- singly religious and democratic - thanks to the encouragement of the English conquerors who freed Quebec from the oppression of absolute government and feudalism and gave it democracy and free enterprise.De Gaulle has no right to claim that France is one of the mother countries of this nation for she gave up her ill-conceived child and lost all but the most remote par entai claims.Prime Minister Pearson is not being honest when he subscribes to the French leader's false suggestions.For centuries the English speaking citizens of this nation have done more than anyone for French speaking Canadians.Isn\u2019t it time to appreciate this fact?Sincerely yours, D.Vyess, Stanstead.Letters to the Editor must bear the signature and address of the writer.If a nom de plume is desired, the identity of the writer will be kept confidential.of the Canadian Labor Congress: \u201cTechnological progress is a misnomer if it leaves in its wake a mass of unemployed workers.\u201d bor and management.This is based on a recognition that the broad problems being faced today can be solved only by closer consultation and more continuing discussions.\u201d Old New York Economics and atomics Bounty descendants quit Pitcairn AUCKLAND, N.Z.(CP)\u2014Pit-\tBy J.C.GRAHAM\tfamilies brought little sign of de- cairn Island, the remote mid Canadian Press Correspondent terioration in vitality.The peo-Pacific island on which the\tpie are serious, hard-working.Bounty mutineers settled, is in call at Pitcairn and they carry pious and straight-forward, danger ot being abandoned.a maximum of 80 passengers.( investigations are being made Mutineers\u2019 descendants are The threat of radioactive fall-into other ways of earning a leaving their island home in out from the proposed French) livelihood for the islanders.great numbers and the popula- nue\u2019ear testing site at Mururoal\t- tion now is the lowest it has Atoll, not far away, is another,\tPARIS IS GONE been for many years.\treason why Pitcairners despair WHITEHORSE, Yukon (CP) The island's total population is £°r the future.\tAmong letters asking for infor-) down to 83, including Only 15i There also are fewer children mation about the Yukon was males between the ages of 15,on the island.Two years ago one addressed to \u2018 Chamber of and 60.Nearly every ship call the school roll was 36.Today it Commerce.Paris, Yukon.\u2019\u2019 It ing at the island takes small is down to 21.\twas delivered to the Yukon groups of islanders to New Zea Thc iast 0[ the McCoy line on travel department here, behind.where many of them are Pitcairn died a few months ago.cause Paris.Yukon, has been a iMtcrluruiki?Da till Sxrrnrîi SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships, 30 cents weekly, 15.60 per year.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain, 1 year $9.00, 6 months $5.00,\t3\tmonths $3.00, 1 month $1.25.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00, 6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00, 1 month 2.00.Single copies Sc; Back copies, 5c; over 30 days old, 10c; over 90 days old, 25c.\u201cAuthorised as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa.'* settling.Most of them think that now the male lines of only two gliost town for year s there is little future at Pitcairn.0f the nine mutineers who set-The island has known many tied on Pitcairn are still repre- J ups and downs since the Bounty sented\u2014descendants of Fletcher * mutineers arrived there in 1790.Christian and Midshipman J It may overcome the new crisis.Young.\t* and certainly some of the older xhe history of Pitcairn has * folk will stay there until they been marked by violence and « die.\thardships, but also by piety and * » » »\tfaith.The original community ot « mutineers w as almost wiped out J bv violence and murder in Ihe * ACROSS 1-Avenue S-of \u201cThe New Yorker\u201d 9 Weird 10 Miss Blandish 12 Marshal 1.3 Special type 15\tCommon New York theatre sign 16\tRuse 18\tPlaything 19\tIn this place 20\tCity in India 21\tNorth country (poet.) 24\tGreek god 25\tConsume 26\tFen 27\t-Central station 30\tHuman race 31\tNative of Latvia 32\tDaunUess 36\tWingtike part 37\tSailing 38\tBeverage 40 Drive 43\tNeedle (comb, form) 44\tEjector 45\tMongol .47 Organic salts 48\tPlayground 49\tCast off 50\tFasting period DOWN 1\tOuter stairway 2\tWater-course 3\tNarrow inlet 4\tIslands oit, Florida 5\tDelay 6\tSpeak eloquently 7\tBiblical word 8\tSnicker 9\t-River 10 Enticing woman It Resembling (comb, form) 14 Shatter 17 Demonstrative pronoun 22\tLease 23\tYouth 24\tMr.Grey 26\tMr.Ott 27\tBright light 28\tRepeat experience 29\tThrowback 30\tEarly Saxon drink Answer to Previous Puzzle Pil!A A!l_ E GRISS I IT Y IH®\t\tR\tE \u2018A\t\tE\tN Tr\u2018\tEL]\tN\tT \t\tT\tÏÏ 32\tClassify 33\tFish traps 34\t-Island 35\tCutting line 37 Russian cooperative 39 Emanation 41\tExternal (comb, form) 42\tAnd others (abj 46 Measure of land J\tr-\tr~\t\t3-\t4 1\t1 _Fi\t\t\t\t7\ts\tL\t 9\t\t\t\t\t\t!\tun\t?\t\t\t\t1\u201d\tL \t\t\t\t\t\tL\t\u2019ll\t\t\t\t\tL\t14 nr-\t\t\t\t\ti$\tI?\t\t\t\t\t\t\t IT\"\t\t\t\t\t\t3\t\t\t\tg\tsr\t\t n\t2T~\t\t\t22\t23\tj\t\t\ti\tp\t\t\t MEqMC\t\t\t\t\t\t\tHI\t¦\t\tj\t\t\t !T\t28\tn\t\tj\t\t8\tHi\t30\t\tL\t\t\t ÎT-\t\t\tJ\tj\tm\t\t\t\t\t\t34\tW\tL 36\u201c\t\t\t\tÜ\t* \\\t\t\t\t\t\t35\u201c\tH\t39^ 40\"\t\ti i\t\t4.\t!\t\t\t\t-\ti||\t43\tC\t H-\t\t\t\t_\t\t\t:\t\t45\tE\t\t1\t n\tif\t\t\t\t\t\tM i 1\t\t1\th\t\t\t \th\t49~i\t\t\tLU\t\tr\t\tQ\t\t\tFT\tr But the uresent crisis soon compel drastic changes in (lie way of life of the islanders cal ' if they are to survive isolated home.There now are only * * in their But many children had been J born and a substantial half * just caste population developed.The J i\t, numbers grew too large for the * enough men to man a longboat.\t^\ts It takes t4 men to handle one of 'slan?0 ma'\"tam\u2018 a,n^.at dlf' * the boats, used for communica-i^\"'.,.he.P0Pu,?tl?n Î tion v ith passing ships and to obtain supplies of wood from a neighboring island for carving curios.The main source of income on 'moved to Tahiti, back to Pit- * cairn, and later to Norfolk Is- J land, in the middle of the last \u2022* century.But many returned to J Pitcairn once more to re-estab- + « « WHY FEAR THEFTS\u2014 Avoid worry and loss by keeping your valuables and documents in a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX in the modern vault of the * * * * * * » * * * * * * * * * * * * » * * * * * * *¦ ?* * * lish the Bounty line.the island has been curio carv-\t^ ing.But today so few ships call Left almost alone in their re Ï at the island that there are only mote island, their numbers in- * enough sales to support a few creased once more.Few people \u2022* people.\tcame or went and the Pitcairn- * Ships of the New Zealand ers developed a distinctive ap- * Shipping Company, the main pearance and mode of speech.* passenger liners which used toivvith some archaic English us- * make a stop off Pitcairn, no ages surviving, longer do.Only four liners still Yet inbreeding among a Sherbrooke Trust Company 75 Wellington St., North, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.562-3845 * » * * ?* * * » Established 1374 t § * 5 *- I i i Alpine championship this weekend at Mt.Echo SUTTON JUNCTION (Mount Echo) \u2014 Skiing condition- arc expected to range from good to excellent here thi* week-end when the two-day Canadian Junior Alpine Ski Championship Quebec Division downhill and giant >lalom races will be held on Saturday and Sunda\\.\t_________ Starting Hnenp.\"ere EDUCATION BILL\tANNUAL Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 3 Vesfry meeting after service January 26 WEST SHEFKORP \u2014 (Special!\u2014The annual vestry meeting of St.John's Anglican Church will be held on January J6.immediately after the 2 p.m.services.BANK OF MONTRe :NTS SHERRROOKE ÏUII.Y RECORD.ERT, JAN.24, 19«4 Financial & Market Report COURTESY OF GREENSHIELDS LTD NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Closing 11 i drawn Wednesday night and some top-notch skiing is expected to take place.Erie Schiller, ski - instructor and well-known ski-resort développer said \u201cconditions were good as of Thursday, and we\u2019re working to make them even better by Saturday.\u201d The downhill, one-and a-quarter-mile run is in smooth running shape; and the giant slalom gates were being shuffled around a bit yesterday.There will be between 45 and 50 gates for Saturday's event, and for the Special Slalom on Sunday, a race run at a slower pace, but with more rigid control, there will be a limit of 60 gates.Mr.Schiller, with the help of an international ski champ.Willy Forrer, designed and laid out the runs this week.Mount Echo is a new ski centre, having been started in May 1963 by Mr.Schiller, and now boasts of 12 miles of trails.The downhill on the Car-availe Train begins Saturday morning at 11 o\u2019clock; and the Giant Slalom will take place Sunday morning at 10:30.This will be followed by the Special Slalom, which Oddfellows to sponsor cord party vjMjV ; % '% T- -¦-s\u2018 y- morency) said the legislation Mitchell School, does not meet the conditions Whole-hearted YMCA efforts for \"a healthy and effective this year went into the summer WATERLOO \u2014 (Special!\u2014 reform.\u201d The oppositions edu- fUn club, providing organized Thc 0l; score (endurable ' 1 ¦ .92 score tenderable 51*4.Cheese Delivered Montreal, waxed current receipts, whole ale Quebec white 55; colored Ski in milk powder: Spray pro cess No.1 in bags 13 i(i; roller process No.1 in bags 12 - 13; feed 11 12.butler milk powder feed 9.Potatoes Wholesale selling price: Que new 75s 1.50 - 1.55; Que new 50s (.05-1.10: N.R.new .5s I .(to 1.70: N.R- new 50s 1.10-1.20; N.R.new 10s .27 - .29.I\u2019.lvl.new while 75s 1.90-2.00; IM I.new white 50s 1.35 1 40, P.K.I.new white 10s .34-.36.¦M WMk SHERBROOKE IN Continued from Page 3 To Receive Lennoxvilie Citizens COWANSVILLE CAR CLUB __ Eight drivers from the Cowansville Car Club will lake part in a 153-mile rally to be held in Valleyfield on Sunday.Pictured above are the officers of the newly-formed club.Back row.from the left: Rcjean Grégoire, director; Richard Grégoire, director; Normand Tetreault, director.Front row.from the Sakai.left: Pierre ident; Robert president; Ni publicity di:e( (Record photo rlorim , pres-, \\icc-Marois, pay and additional men for thc \u2019department.The suggestion was made Eclair) J- A7cCau/a/ elected president Granby Kiwams installs ©xccutiv© sales lax be levied for thc three 'communities.The mayors \"d into.Inquiry is being at Quebec lo have a s address from the all Ma home here.COMPLETE Yves Forest Federal Member of Parliament for Stanstead County.LENNOXVILLE TOWN Monday, January 27th of Mrs.Ethel Bailey.Mrs.Mildred Atyeo.of Mont- and the Lieut.Gov.was assured real, spent the weekend at her! that this wou|(i be a banner year, [not only for the Granby division but for the Granby Club.Lieutenant Girouard was introduced by Kiw'anian Jack Fanning and thanked by Kiwan-ian Jacques Fortin, after listening to his talk.He stressed thc fact that the Granby Club was growing both in growth and resolution and paid great appreciation of the work that had been pul forth to achieve their goals.Seated at the head table were: It was a well attended meeting.thieu; secretary, Fred A.\\Y,T service, January 26 at Trinity ___________________ United Church.\tGRANBY - (Special) \u2014 The; After an i________________________Kiwanis of Granby held their,Lieut.Gov the installation 0,\t\u2019 PLENTIFUL HARVEST |\tregular meeting January 21 atlofficers took place as follow Some 120 species of seaweed MANSONVÎLLE \u2014\tthe Social Club on Elgin St.{President.Joe McCauIay ; fii ¦ have been recorded in Canada's\tp Was the installation of the vice-president, (iiiy ( loufier: a Maritime provinces.\t.Mrs.C.Marchant and Mr.F.0ffjcers for 1964, with the rond vice-president, J.A.tan Skelcher were weekend guests yc,)t.Gov, Laurent Girouard.'ning: treasurer, Jean Are Cars As Good As They Used To Be?Are cars tinnier, more poorly constructed or less safe than they used to be?Can you still be \u201cstuck with a lemon\u201d?February Reader's Digest answers these common questions \u2014in this first-hand report by a man who spent weeks researching the production of new cars.Get your copy of Reader\u2019s Digest today.32 articles of lasting interest.member e and r win re,sc 1 really make nt of this.V be given at Sherbrooke Daily Record PRINTING DEPARTMENT SO Camirand St.\u2014Sherbrooke Tel.569-3636 lace Directors are H.B.Lawrence W.H.Young, J.A.Wright.Herbert D.Wossidlo, Douai: Weston, J.Alfred Leveil> .e Wm.Munroe.The immediate past president is Wm.Turnbull It was announced again thal all members are asked to kee; the date of February 22 in mind as this will be charter night and will he celebrated at Domaine Leonard, at 7 p.m.Jim Wright is chairman of the committee in charge of a\u2019 rangements and he promise IS Jbility of this move and after a dale has been set for his visit, la joint meeting of the Councils will lake place in Stanstead, ve (hi.- tentatively in late February or i mem ! early March, ore d\u2018R \" «'¦ Sherbrooke, of farm, and also other up to Tr\u201cck»- S*lM * S*me*- '>*Lu\u201d date farms, also my home in East Farnham.Mr.Homer Knott, East _____________________________________________ Farnham, Que\tIMPERIAL Chryaler.Plymouth, Valiant, far*o Trucks Sales h JACOBY ON BRIDGE KING LIABILITY\t.md West cleared the suit.IN SOI TH H.VNO\tSouth was in dummy with the One of the great bridge jack and was able to finesse INDIVIDUAL, would sell or exchange for a nice bungalow a du-PRIVATE SALE Washing machine plex 2, 5 room, plus playroom in with spin dryer.9 x 12 Indian basement.North Ward.(Small .\t.: e,nrL C-.CnU livingroom rug, Aubusson design,\tcash required).Apply Box 51 Sher- I I.LIVeSTQCIx rOi JOlc Walnut double dresser.Call 562-i brooke Record.0606 after 7:00 p.m Creek UCW to compile book of household hints fered her home for the next luncn was served by the nost meeting on Keb.13.\tesses.Mrs.Claude Whitcbei \\t the close of the meeting and Mrs.Malcolm McPherson.__ jCENTRALLY Automobile U4., IM» Ki»g\tiO P P O R T U N I T Y for mechanic Tel U) 9-3»«A\tcapable of taking charge of re- players of ihe '30s was the late Ins lack of spades.Then he repair shop, state experience and Sidney Rusinow\t(pronounced turned to dummy with the ace No*^5A*^0nS' \"rite Rl'cord Box llusinof).He is remembered:of diamonds and finessed the S«rvtce.Martin Motor Salta Lt4 I___~\t most\tas the stlb.iect of Howard\tspade again.405 Beiveder» St T«i lo 63659 elderly or retired\tgentleman, pieu' plaintive lines 'Why do\tPlus gave him\tthree\tspade\tFOSTER A\tgood attendance with administration ami bookoep- vou signal, Rusinof ' Why play tricks and his contract while of members were present at ing experience, required tor part l,\t.\t,\t,\t,\t,\t,\t,\t^\t' ' ____________ time duties in small business.t^e eight- Ain t the deuce en if he had clung lo his king oi the January meeting of the 3 registered Jersey cow», to Phone 562-8028.\tlough?\thearts he would\tonly\thave\tUnited Church\tWomen of the located old house in freshen soon.Apply Frode Niai-;_____________ OUR BOARDING HOUSE with .MAJOR HOOPLE 3 ROOMS household furniture reclaimed.used only 6 months, like new.$379 00, no dow n payment necessary - payments could be taken over at S4.00 per week, free storage until delivery.Tel.569-7413.Ml.Tousignant or evenings 567-3807.excellent condition.Very suitable sen, R.R 1 Sawyerviile.for large family, or as rooming j^-pcHED pair black horses-ihree DO YOU NEED a little hearing help A Sonatone Hearing Aid, will give you this help.We have modern hearing aid glasses, behind the ear, and on the body, so why not enjoy life.Free trial offer.Phone 567-7081.Gerald J.Greenland, 772 Argyle Street, near corner of Prospect.Sherbrooke.house is in good location, and proper layout so that operator\u2019s: \u2019\tfive \u2018 months 0|d.Wendell four room section is\tdetached\t£ Aver>s cllff from rental rooms.Eight rooms in.-\u2014r-;- all, consisting of four bedrooms ATTENTION farmers, for artificial on second floor, one of uhich has insemination, call A.B.S.Water* attached sleeping porch; on, ville 837-2650, Ayer\u2019s Cliff 838-ground floor there is large den 4644, Coaticook 849-3352, (that can be used as fifih hed- mond 826-2914.____________________________________________ room) living room with fireplace.REGISTERED Aberdeen Angus.Ï U^OTKS\tto assemble small large dining ,ooni and\tlaige\tmo-\tbulls ready for service.1\tcow and:\trugs at\thome,\tin spare time.High dern kitchen.Will sell\twith\trea-\tone bred heifer.889-2627.\tSawyer- earnings,\teverything supplied,\tno sonable cash payment\tand\tbal-\tvlUe after 7-00 p m.F.A.\tEllis.\tselling.\tApply\tBox 92 Station\t\u2022\u2022IV - Everybody learns to signal,.been able to reach dummy|Cre'k Church on Jan 18.at! 27.Female Help Wanted ^ut *' ukes real ability to know [once.\twhich the newly appointed pres - when to waste even a six spot,\tCARD SENSE\tidem.Mrs.Byron Mi/ener, weaniig lovely.w|,en it comes to tossing Q The bidding has been: presided North East South\tWest The work convener, Mrs Mai years old, partially broken.W elch *33 WEEKLY for dresses given you as bonus.Just show North American Fashion Frocks to friends.No canvassing, investment or experience necessary.North\tAmerican Fashion ; Frocks.Ltd.3425 Industrial Blvd Dept P-2644.Montreal 39, Que.Rich ance as rent, or under special 2 AQUARIUMS and accessories.Beaver planers, sanders, pipe threader and vice.Tel.562-0243.PARLOR set for sale.Practically new.Apply 267 Abbott Street.' Magog.Tel.843-4768.2 NEARLY NEW winter tires, tubes and wheels, complete, size 6.70 x ! 15.Price $35.00.Tel 826-2311 or write Box 149 Richmond North.WASHING machine with spin dry-: er, 9 x 12 Indian livingroom rug, Aubusson design.Walnut double, dresser.Call 562-0606 after 7:00 p.m USED televisions 17\u201d portable, 17\u201d table model, 21\u201d table model, also used radios.Jack Goodman LO.7-4705.circumstances, no cash down.Ap- i i\tCnl^ ply Record Box 55.\t«jo* Poultry tor bale 1072 FAIR MOV NT ST.Self COn*!45 LAYING pullcl.v 84:-2878.Noilh tained frame dwelling of eight ! Hatley, rooms.Large livingroom with!\u2014- open fireplace.T.V.room, modern 12.To Let kitchen and bathroom.Nice lot ______________________________________\u2014\u2014 and good condition.New steam\tAN APARTMENT for\tgentlemen, furnace with oil burner, tmme-\t438 Marquette.large\troom and diate possession.Sherbrooke\tkitchen privileges\tif desired.Trust Company, 562-3844.Licensed Phone 569-9605.Brokers.\tI - -2l-2 ROOM apartment furnished.RICHMOND, QUE Very attractive heated year round.1092 Kingston property\tsituated\t244-246-248 Col-j\tand MacManamy.\t562-9031 or 562- lege Street.Brick construction Q412.and containing three heated apart-___________________________\u2014\u2014.\u2014-\u2014 ments.Large adjoining lot, fully MAY 1ST, 4 room, unheated apart-landscaped.Tins\tproperty is\tini\tmont, automatic\toil heating, gas first class condition both inside\tand 220 volts.Apply\tEdward Ly- and out.Ideal living quarters\tster 362-2561, 271 Belvedere Street with a good revenue.For inspec-l North.tion and further particulars Sher-:-\u2014-\u2014- brooke Trust Company 562-3844!ONE 3li: room tenement, heated and Licensed\tBrokers.\tI\t1 hoi water, and one 2 room furn- -I\tished apartment\tfor couple only STANSTEAD, QUE.Large brick j Apply 154 Queen Street, Lennox- - Hamilton, Ont, 32a.Situations Wanted: Male and Female EXPERIENCED couple wants works, cleaning walls, ceilings, also gen eral cleaning.Man will do odd jobs.569-0682.MANY PAIRS of used skates from $1.00.Canadian Tire Store.430 ! Minto Street, Sherbrooke.ville.Beaudean Inc.Your Bonded and Licensed Real Estate Brokers Also Appraiser & Consultants P.O.Box 400, Lennoxville Tel.569-9178 or 819-838-4898 property situated 57 Main St.Two! offices on\tground floor,\ttwo un- heated flats above.Two acres of 5 ROOM apartment, on Vimy Street, land.The\tprice of\tthis\tproperty j\theated by oil burner.Phone 567- has been\treduced\tto\t$9.000.00\t4164.Interested\tparties\tplease apply Sherbrooke Trust Company *562- ^ FRONTENAC STREET.Small store or office space on ground floor with large show windows.3845, Licensed Brokers.35.Business Opportunity AGENT'S AND DISTRIBUTORS WANTED In sell Brick and Stone Sidings.Good profitable non-competitive price.Territories protected under Franchise.E x c e p tional chance to develop a large business with a future.Write or phone to Lemex Corp., 390 Lemoyne St., Montreal, Phone 844-8568.NORTH « 532 V J S 3 ?A 7 4 + «632 \\\\ EST A 66 V Q 7 6 5 4 ?»5 + Q 10 7 4 SOUTH (D) 4k AQJ7 V K 10 2 ?KQJ 4> A K 5 Both vulnerable South Wrst North 2 N.T.Pass 3 N.T, Pass Pass Opening lead-\u2014V 5 EAST 4k K.10 9 4 V A g ?108632 4k J 9 East Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pass Pass You, South, hold: A None A \\ K Q .16, ?1\\ Q-J 10 5 KQJ.What do you do\u201d \\\u2014Redouble.The odds all in your favor.TODAYS QUESTION West opens with one North and East pass .South, hold: Dhlc colm McPherson, reported two quilts nearly finished, and Mrs.Maurice Williams stated that she had received an order for Jk two more.; A book of household hints is [being compiled, for which Mrs are Claude Whitcher, Mrs.Baxter Williams and Mrs.Maurice Wil-1 îliains, were appointed in charge.! pade.It was also moved to get 100 You, more cook books printed, as many requests for them had A K.1-10-8 7.VA.?K 5 4 3.been received.Mrs.Maurice .A AQ-6.\t[williams to look after the ar- VVhat do you do?\t[rangements Answer Tomorrow\t^ Mrs B R.Osgood lias of- lTl ABNER ORSAT _ CAESAR1 eWCREL IS EVEN, MOKE ASKEW IHAlO T t E Atero! t'M AFRAID rut 4SG Ol- IHtr Ct At, Cf?At V.,,\t,1V m- l\u2019\"'\" tr- J y LOOK,CHUM AUTHAT SHOULD SWOT U A GUY WITH < (OFF-THE MAJOR'S 1 an eVT- like yook.\\; yt bragging for a | isHOULO DirCCtOrV envelope with price list.Six\t\" samples 25c 25 samples $1.00 ,-\u2014-\u2014r\u2014- Mail order Dept.C-2 Nov Rubber, A Co.Box 91, Hamilton, Out.\t,vu».u i ca HYGIENIC SUPPLIES - save up to 60%.Send $1.00 for 18, finest quality assorted Park Sales, P.O.Box 561, Hamilton, Canada, WESLEY H.BRADLEY, Q.C., 275 St.James Street West, Montreal Victor 9-8664.VSS, INPEBPI THIfc \"CHARLBy* THAT HE Y6EMEP 50 KAC.ER FOR YOU TO CONTACT,,.t& HE thlfrismp easy WA5 TO MEE-T HBRBT THtr ONB WH09& HO.THAT WA6 letter you raw Iwa& patakey,, IN EASY\u2019S PAPERS1 W COMIC STRIP ARTIST.XHEVER HC-ARP OF-CHARLEYJ BUT HB'LL CLEAR that UP WHEN PO IT NOW.I'M I CALL HIM TO P6LIVFR EASY5 CURIOUS A5 TO il ME5SAGB WHO EASY MUST ALCM&i J H* .\t>\u2022- .ALLEY OOP 39.Lost ON GEORGE VILLE road, Saturday, large carton (furnace parts).He ward.Tel.VI.3-3850.44.Property Wanted 16.Room and Board COMFORTABLE home, appetizing meals, pleasant atmosphere.T.V.Reasonable rates.Mrs.R.Gibson, Sutton, Quebec.Tel.538-5582.17.Convalescent Home ty^itupni C_Va// c/i BROKER MORTGAGES\u2014 1 st & 2nd rates from 6V4% and ud REAL ESTATE \u2014 -Pur chases, Sales, Exchanges, Appraisals.230 King W \u2014569-9039 RAMBLER Sales & Service EASTERN TOWN SHIPS MOTORS 2222 Kina St.West Tel.569-3604 WE HAVE enquiries for farm and small properties in English-speaking Protestant Settlements of (he Eastern Townships.Eastern Townships Settlement Society, P.O.Box 215, Lennoxville, Que.WOULD like to buy a home not of recent construction, about 15 years old, or more in North Ward, residential district with large lawn, preferably wood finish.Call 587-7979.j GERVAJS, LANG1.AIS & MONTV Advocates Paul M.Gervais Andre Langlais A.Rene Monty Armand Rousseau, Q.C., Counsel 6 Wellington St.South Telephone: 562-4735 j VV WARREN LYNCH, Suite 206 Continental Building, 111 Kin;*, St.West.LO 9-9914.Res.9-4581.TOBIN 4b TOBIN.Trial Work aid General Practice, Rosenbloom : Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) LO.2-2120.\u2022 iGorrr/ L, Chartered Accountants 46.Pets For Sale ADORABLE registered American Cocker Spaniel puppies, black or j golden buff.Also registered Scotch Collies like Lassie.Tel.567 5314.MCKEAGE Rest Home, Reg\u2019d.219 Montreal St., 562-0954.Home for elderly citizens, experienced staff, long exercise verandahs.Homelike atmosphere.Tray service.Nursing care as required.TV on request\t\" T,_\t\u2019\t! _________________________________QUALITY puppies, registered, very COUPLE, man and woman or man\t^.V Chihuahuas, Shellies, Collies, or woman alone wanted for Old\tDalmations.Will ship anywhere.Folks Home, 35 miles from Sher- 875-3631 Heegsma, Island Brook, brooke, with transportation, pri- Que.LAVALLEE BEDARD, Lyonnais Gascon & Associates, D.J.Crock ^ ett, C.A., licensed trustee 201 ! Continental Building, Sherbrooke, t P.Q., Tel: LO 9-5503._________________________________ MCDONALD, CURRIE & CO Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave.569-6301 International Firm COOPERS A LYBRAND Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto.Saint John, Charlottetown, Halifax,) Rimouski, Sherbrooke, Hamilton,; Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton,! Calgary, Vancouver.TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building AT LAST l KNOW WHY CXX'LA GOT MAD ABOUT THAT LEMIAN GIRL! I DUNNO WHY T COULPNH HAVE THOUGHT OF j COURSE,!! ) IT BEFORE- I fly SHE figgerep n 1 GIRL HAP A LOT ON TH* BALL AN1 GO] MAP tAHSt SUL THOUGHT I'D find tr our.WHICH r NFWR WOULPA DONK- IF euf-r hadnT made OUCH A BIG FUSS ABOUT II, HO, i-l GC.RLAM?I.O îT^af Off.1 FRECKLES vate bathroom and dining room.____ .\t, « ^ Apply Record Box No.57.\tMINIATURE Poodle puppies, reason- Place Ville Marie, Montreal 2, Que.J able ail colors.Orrock Kennals.St.[Other offices in Canada; affiliated | i Armand.Quebec CHamp 8-2827.firms in the United States, Great - Britain and elsewhere.- REGISTERED German .Shepherd \u2014- 6 ROOM house or apartment, near, black and tan.tattooed, three fe-Tlonficfc Protestant schools in North Ward.males left.$28.00 each.T.Zverina L/enuili or Lennoxville.Call 569-2029.\tMansonville, 292-5715 18.Wanted To Rent PS® VOTE LARD SMITH CLASS TREASURER WHAT?HAVEN'T WRITTEN , CAMPAIGN ¦'PSYCHOLOGY œ,v; X'TJsX MOST SPEECHES ARE 7ÔOÙCMS /NS/NŒRE / gut 111 Tell.\u2019EM WHY THEY SHOULD ELBCT* ME TREASURER IN JUST THREE little WGfcDS/ w u LIKE MONEY/ Sa/itm TN P.»3 U', tot.0».\u201c 20.Wanted To Purchase MEAT HORSES \u2014 Call George Belaud, Lennoxville 362-1919.! If it's \"springs\" you need .we have them for all kinds of vehicles, cars, trucks, busses and bulldozers.FOR SECURITY and COMFORT, SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY by HAVE YOUR 'EXPERTS\" at CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC.ISO Galt West \u2014 Tels.562-4833 \u2014 562-4840 24.Salesman Wanted 3 DAYS TRAVEL - 4 days at home.Man over 40, who can speak French and English for short trips near Sherbrooke.Worth up to $4.000 to $6,000 in a year.Write W.A.Swallow, Pres.Southwestern Petroleum Corp.534 No.Main St., Fort Worth 1, Texas.48.Money To Loan PERSONAL loans throughout Eastern Township, up to $3.000.year repayment.P.O.Box 803 Sherbrooke.Tel.567-3206.PEARCETON DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, 40G Moore Street.Offic; \"\t\u2019 hours Days 8 to 6: Evenings 7 to 8:30.Tel.567-6644.Optometrists DR.ALBERT TRUDEAU, Optoma-trist, New address Granda Theatre Bldg., 51 Wellington North, Suite 1\t& 2, Sherbrooke.Tel LO.2-0517 Eyes examined.Contact lenses.BLOMDIE |||| III HU ||/ GOOD-THAT MEAN5 I'VE THE\tGOT TIME / BEDROOM \\TO EAT CLOCK DAYS )( BREAKF A3T SEVEN FORTY STORE TO LET NEAR WELLINGTON NORTH PARKING LOT, APPROXIMATELY 3,500 SQUARE FEET.LARGE SHOW WINDOWS.Apply To: 66 Meadow St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West.(in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Junes, of .Sweetsburg, were weekend visitors of Mr.Arthur Jones.I Mr.Charlie Grogan, of Dun-!ham, was a guest of Mrs.Almie IWightman for a few days re-cently.Mrs.Morton Baird and son, William, of Farnham, were [weekend visitors of Mrs.Baird\u2019s [uncles and aunts, Mr.and Mrs.James Hunter and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Clough.Jay N.White, D.O.S.OPTOMETRIST 29 Main Sf.West COATICOOK, OUE.For Appointment Phone VI.9-4131 \u2022r r.\t'yD c 9 s.\t; y * ?% The KiTtiÆN IIFthen i CLOCK SAYS M HAVEN'T, TEN TO EIGHT J V.TIME ^ __________-\u2014S (to EAT SYSa.y ' rn> *! 1-74 THE HALL CLOCK SAY3 | 1/ GOOD->\" THAT - 5:01 Mascotto, Beauregard.the teams dropped their close-checking tactics and the Habs responding by pumping 19 shots at Plante.Bill Hicke got the tiemaker at 5:36, Ferguson counted the winner at 9:49 and Bobby Rousseau\u2014foiled twice by Plante on breakaways\u2014 added an insurance marker at 13:51.Charlie Hodge faced only 23 shots in the Montreal net.Chicago proved they still belong in the lead wilh a rare this \u201cButch\" Penalties; Robldoux.OVERTIME PERIOD 7\u2014Granby: A.Samson, (Bouchard, Penalties: None, STOPS Lacoursiere .15 14 11 Payette .2 13 11 6 \u2014 32 THURSDAY'S GAMES Mallette) .8:35 provincial League Sherbrooke 1, Drummondville 6 St.Hyacinthe 3, Granby 4 4 \u2014 44 THE SKI WHIRL By LUCILE WHEELER VAUGHAN 4* National League New York 2, Montreal 4 Chicago 3, Boston 1 American League Rochester 1, Quebec 6 Inter-City League Coaticook 3.Rock Island 4 Windsor 2, Asbestos 6 Easterntownship Jr.\"B\" League Xhetford at Waterloo (no results) Western League Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 6 The Olympic Winter Games] The most outstanding aecom-start at Innsbruck, Austria next r!isl>ment in skiing to date, and Wednesday.Until February 10th the winter sports nations will I do not think this feat will be repeated for many Olympic Games to come, was Toni Sail- forget graver political prob- er\u2019s triple win in skiing (down lems and concentrate on com- hill-giant slalom-and the slalom).Since The Olympics are also considered Exhibition Canada 4.Czechoslovakia \u2018B\u2019 team 6 ?is to stand on the winners pod-j\tFriday's games ium, while all the other nations American League stand at attention to his coun-! Providence at Baltimore try\u2019s flag and national anthem.]\tCleveland The many years of dedication Easterniownship Jr.\"B\" League and gruelling training seem so]\taatl M\u201cS tar away.Drummondville vs Magog Canadians have come to ex-|\t(at Waterloo) these the Ninth Winter Games.\tV8 £he- ^T°y,d Pect a\tdeal from their]mter-cuy League Kaph otMnfn 5c hnnnrnrl\tkl ^ \u201damPlons\"1PS' Toni Sailer|skiers.I was fortunate to wini Rock Island at Windsor (9:00) 1\t\u2018 ended up with a total of seven [the downhill and gant slalom; Exhibition VictoriaviUe vs U.of Sherbrooke proud to represent his country gold medals, three 01.vmpic]at the World Ski Champion ill the Olympic Games.He mustiRtcctals and four FIS medals\tjp Bad^astein, Austria in compete to the best of his abil- (presented by the governing 195g; an(} at gquaw Valiev in it y and be a true ambassador\t/\"j \u2018««L Anne Heggtveit won the ,\t.ternationale de Ski \u2014\t«.loiAm anH thp pom- gue opener, will be out to invjfolL,*us na,*on a4,a,'1 tlmc-'- .fourth medal presented by thejyn^j {0!T th\tsfci cham- prove their 4-3 record, but may; ^he gold medal winner is ns js for combined stand-1 D;ons,u;D.have trouble against the impro-t:iccc4 Wlt41 sudden world fame jngs 0f the three skiing events.), m, -' \" ,\t.\u2022 f\t1\u2014 ved Grads.The game is slated!\"hile the loser accepts his bit-; These are the *\t' Th,s Jears skl team Iter disappointment, and be 1 ?to get underway at 9:00 p.m.immediately following the completion of the Magog - Molson Indépendant match.BISHOP\u2019S \u2014 B.Aitken 12, D.Oldfield 11, B.Coombs 8.K.Tayler 8, M.Holden 6, A.Lumsden 6, I.Dinning 5, I.Hammond 4, H.Stewart 4, B.Stockwell 4, J.Piper 2, D Campbell 2.Total 72, MAGOG \u2014 R.McKell 12, D.Parker 6, J.Berube 6, E.Henson 6, P.Brodeur 6, M.Ran-court 1, J.Beaudry, K.Whit tier.Total 37.unexpected,trained as hard as any previous determined to do\u201e°rf Jhp ^y™pipsVand alteam- However- there onl>\u2019 time.Whichever, ecta4t>r marvc,s that hc was it's a wonderful on hand to witness such a considerable accomplishment.There is always the lighter to Olympic competition Once a team mate, who one of four skiers in the first! TIMMEHITIL liSi ] Sherbrooke Daily Record PRINTING DEPARTMENT 50 Camirand St.\u2014 Sharbroak* Tal.569 3636 comes more better next way it goes, experience.The opening ceremonies set! the pace for the full schedulej*1\u201d6 during the Games.The intense'400' competitive spirit begins immediately as each country tries cc4 4,cr ,urn in ,4l° restaurant to look the most striking and:3* f°P °f t-*10 s4{' lift, watch-the smartest as they parade fhe f*rsf racers complete around Olympic Stadium in their runs on television.Who fashionable uniforms.\tj would ever think of watching Each nation usually excels in TV up in The Alps of Europe! one or two sports.At Cortina,; 1 can rememer a rather odd ally improved their skiing and Italy (1956), I can remember conversation at the finish linelracing ability, how surprised and excited ]of the downhill race at the We Canadians should first everyone was when I, a Cana- World Ski Championships in judge the results of our skiers dian, won Canada's first skiing Badgastein in 1958 when 1 won by the numbers where they medal, a bronze for third place my first gold medal.A friendistarted and the position they |in the downhill.On the other came up to me and said, \u201cyou finished.We must also not over-jhand.at the same Olympics, no have won!'' I refused to believe look the experience of travel one could understand how the her, and said it was impossible.Canadian hockey team could Finally she became exasperated place as low as third.The-e are with me, and said, \u201cO.K.find always surprises which are [out for yourself.\u201d either pleasant or disappointing Probably the greatest feel- seeding.This is Nancy Green from Rossland, B.C.A skier is seeded according to his results in international competition.A racer seldom wins unless he has a number in the first grouping.That is why it is important for our skiers to compete in international competition to try to improve their position.As they improve their seedings, they have natur- al The Olympics.and the friends made from other nations.Competing in various sports is one of the best ways I can think of to help nations to bet- in the world for an athlete ter understand each other, \u2014 STANDINGS \u2014\t\t\t\t\t PROVINCIAL\t\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tw\tL\tT F\tA\tPts.Granby\t.17\t10\tt 101\t88\t35 Drum\u2019ville\t16\t12\t0 125\t84\t32 St.Hyacinthe 14\t\t13\t1 101\t97\t27 Sherbrooke\t8\t18\t2 89\t144\t18 \t\tk\t?\t\t NATIONAL LEAGUE\t\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT F\tA\tPts.Montreal .\t.23\t12\t0 133\t108\t55 Chicago .\t.24\t14\t7 141\t100\t55 Toronto .\t.22\t15\t6 121\t113\t50 Detroit .\t.16 20\t\t7 105\t127\t39 New York\t.15\t23\t6 130\t149\t36 Boston \t\t.10 26\t\t9 104\t137\t29 \t?\t*\u2022\t?\t\t AMERICAN\t\t\tLEAGUE\t\t Eastern\t\tDivision\t\t\t \tw\tL\tT F\tA\tPts.Quebec .\t.25\t19\t0 160\t145\t50 Hershey .\t.23\t17\t1 126\t128\t47 Baltimore\t18\t25\t3 121\t146\t39 Providence\t.17\t21\t3 1.58\t146\t37 Springfield\t.13\t23\tl 114\t144\t27 Western\t\tDivision\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT F\tA\tPts.Cleveland .\t.23\t15\t3 139\t107\t49 PIMsburjzh\t,.22\t18\t0 133\t126\t44 Rochester\t22\t16\t0 144\t116\t44 Buffalo .\t.14\t23\t3 105\t152\t31 \t?\t*\t?\t\t INTER CITY\t\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tW\tL\tT F\tA\tPts.Asbestos .\t.13\t5\t1 74\t54\t27 Coaticook .\t.\t9\t8\t1 82\t63\t10 Windsor\t7\t0\t2 63\t72\t16 Rock Island\t.3\tu\t0 54\t85\t10 IPS increase lead in league sink Seminary The Loisirs Perpetuel-Secours Senior cagers increased their lead in the Sherbrooke Basket ball League Wednesday night as they eked out another victory over St.Charles Seminary 65-58 at St.Charles.Pete Brodeur led his team to this close victory as he dumped an unbelievable 44 points through the nets.Within the opening minutes of this cage tilt, it became evident that the following four quarters would be ones of tough, fast and close action as both teams matched their opponents in competitive spirit.The seminary opened the scoring race in the first quarter as they tallied 15 points while L.P.S.matched them with only 12.St.Charles began a rushing attack on their visitors and did not cease in bringing the game to a fast pace.By halftime, L.P.S.had managed to catch up to the seminary and outscored them as the fast breaks and brilliant playmaking came into effect for L.P.S.Both teams exerted all efforts in this first half, as the seminary tried to maintain their lead over the visitors but unsuccessfully, as L.P.S.edged ahead 33-29 at the halftime mark.As play resumed in the second half, St.Charles once again moved in front as play went nip and tuck between both teams.They surged ahead in this quarter, scoring 18 points while L.P.S.managed nine With the fourth quarter in line.L.P.S.faced defeat as they trailed by five points.However, due to a full court press sustained by them, they were able to slowly crawl up in the scoring column and edge out their hosts 65-58.Pete Brodeur sparked his team to this victory while P Dugas assisted him in the offensive as well as defensive action.S.Salois and R.Lefebvre stood out for the seminary.In scheduled basketball ac tion for this weekend in the Sherbrooke Basketball League, Marymount girls will visit the Loisirs Perpetuel-Secours girls Saturday night at 7:15 p.m.Teams: L.P.S.: P.Brodeur 44.Rick Vallee 9, P.Dugas 6, S.Morin 4 R.Leblanc 2, M.Choquette, R Brown, S.Perrault.R.Nadeau R.\tCalvert, S.Belanger, total 65 St.Charles: R.Lefebvre 23, S Prenates 19, S.Roy 7, S.Salois 5.P.Gagne 2, B.Bureau 1, R Bedard 1, S.Belanger, P.Page S.\tBlouin.Total 58.LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS Bangkok \u2014 Pone Kingpetch 112, Thailand, outpointed Kiro yuki Ebihara, 112, Japan, 15 Kingpetcs regained world fl weight championship.1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1961 1961 1961 1961 1961 1961 1961 wsm W4.\u201e I ,, uf -s\u2019, FORD 4 dr-'6 Cy1, CURS FORD Automatic .CONVERTIBLE Fully Equipped MERCURY S!S Fully Equipped PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE Fully Equipped *2795, *3195.*3595.*3995.GALAXIE 500 Fuit ZiPPed$3195.PKIiriZ WILD CAT, 4 door, DU «Il IV Hard Top, Fully Equipped Laurentian, 6 cylinder.Automatic .PONTIAC METEOR Standard, Radio \u2014 FORD RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE Fully Equipped American Radio \u2014 PONTIAC 4 door' DODGE PONTIAC 6 cyl.Standard - 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