Sherbrooke daily record, 23 mars 1964, lundi 23 mars 1964

[" WEATHER Sunny today; mild; light v-inds.High today at Sher.brooke 40.Outlook for Tuesday: A tew showers; seasonable temperatures.tjecbmokeDailijBecord Today's Chuckle Any time you feel you would like to be young again, just think oF algebra.Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1964 Sixty - Eiehth Year Nehru invites Pukistun C°isse manager in Waterville attacked to join in ending riots NEW DELHI (AP) \u2014 Prime Coast Railroad on which Hindu orders a continuation of large-Minister Nehru has urged Pak- refugees from east Pakistan scale killings in Calcutta in Jan-istan to join with India in meas- are being moved to resettle- uary.The bloodiest anti - Moslem rioting in India last week took place in Rourkela, a steel town in Orissa state where more than 1,500 troops are on patrol amid an uneasy calm.At least ures to halt Moslem-Hindu riot-jment areas, ing which has already resulted Nanda also said the govern-in some 200 deaths in eastern ment was doing everything pos-India.\tjsible to protect the Moslems and Nehru made the proposal in that \u201ca considerable number'\u2019 a private letter to Pakistanibf Molsem men, women and President Mohammed A y u b children had been removed to|53 persons were killed in Rour-Khan on Friday, informed;\u2019 safe areas.\u201d He called the dis-kela.sources disclosed today.Nehru] was described as greatly concerned that the religious disorders might turn into massacres and provoke new trouble between India and Pakistan.The 74-year-old Indian leader, s!?Lrin°îanÏagryf uSedaimm1ed! WASHINGTON (CP) - George P.Delaney, special labor diatc talks between the home assIstant t0 State Secretary Dean Rusk, says he is concerned ministers of both countries as'al)out t*le possibility of new Canadian ship tie-ups in U.S.a first step in a joint effort to Great Lakes ports but suggests that \u201cthis will be a matter for prevent further bloodsned.Ayub Khan has not yet Canadian ship tie-ups possible in US lakes Man arrested in woods after caisse holdup try ¦ i.-11-a- \u2014r - \u2022\u2022 t «yiv-.replied to Nehru's overture, the sources said.Nehru described the rampages of Hindu mobs as a reaction to anti-Hindu rioting in east Pakistan last December and January and the flood of Hindu refugees into India from the predominantly Moslem area, the sources said.\u2018\u2018As matters now stand, there The Indian government says kg sajfj 150,000 refugees from east Pakistan entered India in the first 11 weeks of the year.Some! Christians were in the exodus.WILLING FOR AGREEMENT Although Nehru did not propose a personal meeting with Ayub Khan, he was said to be willing to come eventually to QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 a formal agreement with the,ti°n by Quebec Pakistani president on joint efforts to decrease the tension.Home Minister Gulzari the courts to settle.Delaney added in an interview that he knows of no special arrrangements between the U.S.and Canadian governments to prevent tie-ups that may result from the ousting of Hal C.Banks as president of the Canadian Seafarers International Union.\u201cThe department would prefer that the difficulties that have arisen between Canadian and U.S.unions regarding the Seafarers leadership be settled by the trade unions involved.Quebec gets festival spot \u2014 A produc-City\u2019s Theatre du Carnaval was picked as the winner Sunday night in the east-LaLern Quebec regional competition Nanda revealed in Parliament that the number of dead had risen to about 200.He refused to answer questions, explaining that details of the rioting could only incite further violence.He did say, however, that troops and police fired on mobs on 18 separate occasions, killing four persons _nd injuring 27.He said the disorders were occurring in a belt along the East Ex-Kennedy team of the Dominion Drama Fes- tival.Adjudicator Florent Forget chose the troupe for its intelligent and charming interpretation of Claude Magnier\u2019s comedy Monsieur Mazure.As a result, Theatre du Carnaval shares first \u2022 place honors with the University of New Brunswick Drama Society in the zone comprising eastern1 Quebec and New Brunswick.I Eight zones will send one troupe apiece to the Dominion finals at is no doubt that there may be more tie-ups in American ports] and settlement of those tie-ups1 will have to depend on the courts\u2014everyone is aware of that.We can\u2019t change the] 'laws.\u201d COURT TOO SLOW Last year injunctions were sought to force U.S.waterfront unions to handle Canadian ships, but court action proved to be slow and compdcated.At least one Canadian ship had to leave a U.S.port without cargo.When the Canadian government trustees Fired Banks, Paul Hall, president of the SIU, again pledged support of Banks and said a massive blockade of Canadian shipping in U.S.ports is not impossible.The shipping season reopens next month.Hall may meet with Rusk and other U.S.officials during the next few days but Delaney said this is part of a scheduled general maritime conference dealing with grain shipments to Soviet bloc countries and not the Canada-U.S.shipping issue.He said he knows of no planned |cross-border government meet- scheduled for ing to deal with the Great Lakes rumbles with LBJ,Mhaayrl^230wn\u2019\tiuiiproblem.WASHINGTON (AP) - After!' The New Brunswick entry was! La,st l'l'\\day\u2019 ln ansuwer\u20180 ^P\u2019 four months, some rumblings of chosen for its production of In- 'p0sltlon Lea(ier John Dlcfen stress and more change are au- herit the Wind, dible in the top team President; Mr.Forget, a CBC television Johnson inherited from the late.producer, will recommend his John F.Kennedy.\tjchoice of the one to go on to Press secretary Pierre Salin- the finals.The directors of the baker who sought assurances that Hall would not be able to stop Canadian ships, External Affairs Minister Paul Martin [told Parliament he had spoken ger quit on Thursday to run for]national drama festival will an-a U.S, Senate seat.He was the to Rusk and Labor Minister Al- fourth of Kennedy\u2019s cabinet to leave the White House.On the same day, a report was broadcast that State Secretary Dean Rusk planned to resign in November, It was instantly denied by all concerned.Salinger\u2019s departure, apparently a most amicable leave- nounce the zone representative^Jan, MacEacthen had spoken to April 11.Theatre du Carnaval won |Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz.\u2018\u2018There has been an assurance WATERVILLE\u2014(Staff) \u2014 Heavily-armed Quebec Provincial police today arrested a man in the woods between Waterville and Lennox-ville bordering Route Five a few hours after a lone bandit attempted to hold up the Waterville Caisse Populaire.The thug, armed with a revolver but unmasked, fled from the caisse empty-handed after caisse manager Bcrnadin Bolduc attacked him with a bottle, according to early reports this morning.The bandit struck Mr.Bolduc over the head with his revolver before fleeing.Mr.Bolduc was taken to Hotel Dieu Hospital in Sherbrooke.Hospital authorities there said this morning he was being held for observation \"for a few hours\", and would probably be allowed to return home later in the day.They said he is suffering from light head wornds.The thug escaped from the caisse in an automobile reportedly belonging to Brother Luc Bonneau, a toucher at (he Catholic College in Waterville.?\t?\t?\tA' ?\t?STOLEN CAR ABANDONED BY WATERVILLE BANDIT over three other troupes \u2014 Les of co-operation,\u201d Martin was Treize of Laval University of Quebec City, 1\u2019Union Theatral of Sherbrooke.Que., and le Theatre Etudiant of Levis, Que.SETS BEST Besides being judged the best ; quoted as saying.The story, as distributed in the U.S., described Martin's response that U.S.assurances in the context of a reply made while \u201cdiscussing a possible sequel to dismissal of Hal C, ¦ THIS KJNOWLTON BANK ROBBED OF SI,500.taking, could foreshadow fur-production, Monsieure MazurejBanks.ther changes if only (or the rea-was singled out for the best WIRTZ ISSUES DENIAL son that an election year is ajstage sets, designed by Jean restless time for politicians.[Guy, and the best actor, Michel Yet the White House resigna-! Garievy in the title role, tions have been remarkable few] The Diary of .Anne Frank, perte date, considering the diffi- formed by Theatre Etudiant, culty of adjustment since Nov.[took the award for the best vis-22 for the Kennedy men whokial production.Helene Parent-virtually idolized their slain Morency, in the main part, was chief.\t(judged best actress.Lonely Canadians await word on status, UN duties in Cyprus K fiJr ¦ » ¦J \u201e A spokesman for Wirt immediately denied that Wirtz had] had any recent conversations with MacEachen about the] Great Lakes issue or that any recent assurances had been given by Wirtz to MacEachen or the United Nations Cyprus forceToree to any other Canadian government NICOSIA (CP)\u2014The status of,preliminary taste of what the: Although the first Canadians face in attempting arrived here more than a vve(\u2019k;c,ar- He.noticed another auto remained vague today after]to keep peace between the Turk-.ago, they still are the only mcn]rnatic weapon.The gel away completion of the airlift of Ca-]ish and Greek factions on Cylinder UN command and the'ear is known to Ihc QI\u2019P as nadian troops to the Méditer- prus.\tIforce has not yet been declared having been stolen recently ranean island.\tj Greek - Cypriots fired three operational.\tfr°ra Real Lacosse of L\u2019Ange The transport of some 1,000 bullets at the Canadian and a Officials were hdpL.g for some Gardien, a small community Canadians was completed Sun-British soldier late Sundayclarificalion of the situation ofinear larnham.day and Lt.-Col.Andrew Wood-shortly after their British mili-the force after its commander, I he police armed on cock, commander of I he 1st tary vehicle was involved in a LL-Gen.Prem Singh Gyani of scene a a\tour a c .Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment, minor traffic collision with aMn(Ra' returns from a meeting]\t^ said the operation had gone police car.The British soldier'n (jenf\u2019va_today with Stcretary-Ug^gpi buNSCl very, very well.\u201d\twas nicked in the ear but the General U Thant.\t[\tZRputers) - Ireland One of the Canadians got a Canadian was not injured.CONTINGENTS MIS.ING.Lm a las f\u201cell today to -\u2014- UN sources said they still didj1, .\t,_ not know when the contingently a^'wri>\u2019 \u2022,renr a from Brazil was due to arrive Robbers get $1,500 from Knowiton bank By Ti l) BEAUDOIN (Record staff reporter) KNOWLTON \u2014 Two men, one armed with a machine gun, and another wiih a revolver, held up the Bank of Montreal here late Friday evening and got away with about $1,500, bank officials said.According to the Cowansville QPP detachment, the hooded bandits entered the bank two iniiuites before eight p.m.\u201cand the whole lliing was over in à few more minutes,'\u2019' said J.N.Barr, manager.This is the first time the Knowiton bank has been held up.Mr.Barr has been manager of the bank for seven years.He said the bandils came to the door ot his office ami ordered him out, \u201cspeaking French rapidly and excitedly,\u201d he added.He slated ho had time to set the alarm off on the way out of the office.\u201cThere were four customers snd nine employees in the bank ni the time, and two other em ployees managed to set off the alarm system while the robbery was going on,\u201d said Mr.Barr.He sain one of the men stood by the door with a \u201cmodern automatic weapon, or machine gun, and wanted everybody to lie down on the floor.\u201d \u201cHe was so excited and was shouting this.Almost everybody in the bank was English-speaking and didn\u2019t understand.\u201d The manager said that both men were well disguised \u201cwearing socks over their faces and gloves on their hands.\u201d He remarked that two oilier men were waiting outside in a He noticed BAR It Brother Rumic;iu uns (he only customer in the caisse ni the lime of the holdup attempt, according to first reports.He is reported to have left his ear motor running while he went into the caisse.Hie thug fled towards Route l ive, chased by a Hodge Auto Parts salesman who had witnessed the attempt, according to reports.Ihc bandit crashed into a woodpile at the Watcr-ville«Koute 5 turnoff, abandoned his car, and fled info the nearby woods.A truck driver for Clark Taylor Fuels Ltd., 1 ennox-ville, arrived on the scene.Spokesmen for the company said Ihc driver, Robert Little, was (old of what had happened by the auto parts salesman.They said he then relayed (he information to company headquarters via Ihc two-way r a d i o-telephone with which company foe! trucks are equipped.The company then alerted police, who sent eight cars to the scene immediately.üü No deals with Germans, US flyers not spies, but they will return-Rusk WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 The the crew, Lieut.Harold Soviet Union has agreed to re- Welch, 24, was freed by turn two American flyers shot authorities Saturday, down over East Germany The Americans were March 10.Their fellow crow W.and that the arrival gents from Sweden and Ireland was still a week or more away.Meanwhile, British troops continued the struggle to prevent a Cypriot civil war and the chaos a last farewell today Ichan, bur-: ied this morning in Glasnevin Cemetery ° F nil and! AmonS the 300 persons attend-; ing the burial service was Dep- uty Premier Sean MacEntee.j President Eamon do Valera was represented by an aide-de-camp ] PAPAL PROCESSION ON | and holding blessed palms, is PALM SUNDAY \u2014 Pope carried on a portable throne Paul VI, wearing a mitre, j under a canopy doling the Palm Sunday procession St.Paul\u2019s Basilica in Rome.Soviet ^\u2019s would produce noth on Cy- Jobless riot jprus and within the NATO al-.Jliancc.a oar , officials here studied Ihe text member was released Saturday.\"uJlT, shTdownTy6 Soviely\t\".a groups, me u The announce,,™, ,ha, ,wo were ,o b.freed war n,ade]spaee.The ,nr,e parachuted .oldurln* ,hc «cekend.\t.J ' rSSoUcnf result-; \u201eP fhp rmz r H- ! !\t, ,-In ayppar1e1nj \"yprl0tfdcfln,¦ ing from abandonment of the1 on tne radio-television pro* Rusk said there were no deal- tion of the UN peace force s gram Face The Nation.He had ings with the East Germans in role, Georgadjis said the is got the word by telephone from getting the flyers released.And land s ministry of the interior Soviet Ambassador A n a t o 1 y he denied that the plane was on was responsible for Cypriot se- Dobrynin just before going on a spying mission.\tcurity \u201cand expects the United] the air.\t] The Russians have been in-Nations force to co-operate with! \u2018T would hope the matter now,.sisting that the fate of the the government.\u201d will be taken off the books,\u201d Americans was a matter to be] He also said the Greck-Cyp-; Rusk said.He did not say when settled by the United States and riot \u201cnational guard\u201d was a the flyers would be freed, only East Germany.Washington has lawful, volunteer force assisting] that \u201cthey shortly will be baek refused to deal with the Eastithe government while Turkish ] in this country.\u201d\tGerman government, contend- Cypriot police, he said, had The men arc Capts.David I.ing the Soviet Union is still the]abandoned their posts and could, Holland, 35.and Melvin J.Kesy- occupaiion authority in East no longer be considered mem-< LONDON (AP)\u2014Labor unrest in Red China has touched off rioting and sabotage by guer-j riila groups, the London Sunday] elegraph n _ The newspaper attributes the] ist to from Peking government\u2019s industriai-ization program.^ e?V ?\t?-A Weapon like ones in raids KNOWLTON, (CP) \u2014 Quebec Provincial Police said Sunday they had no leads on Friday night's robbery of $1,-500 from a bank of Montreal branch in this Eastern Townships village.Members of the army militia in the bank at the time were quoted as saying one of the weapons carried by the three bandits was a standard army submachine \u2022 gun, similar to those taken in raids, said to have been carried out by separatists, on armories in Quebec province earlier this year.However, an army spokesman in Montreal said that many of the guns of the type stolen were sold as surplus after the Second World War.Burtons mobbed BOSTON (AP) \u2014 A press agent for Elizabeth Taylor complained today that the actress was injured by an unruly mob of youths who stormed Logan International Airport and a Boston hotel Sunday fo> a look at her and her actor husband, Richard Burton.Discussing a jam at the Sheraton Plaza Hotel upon the stars\u2019 (arrival from Toronto, in which Ihe Burtons were jostled as |they pushed their way through ithe lobby, John Springer said Mrs.Burton required the atten-jtion of a doctor after the inci-]dcnt.?De Gaulle return FORT DE FRANCE (Reuters)\u2014President de Gaulle prepared to fly home from Martinique today after eight days of ] .show ing the flag of France\u2019s 'new independence\u201d to the new world.The French leader, after a final day of meeting Martini-.quans and touring the rum island, was to fly to Guadeloupe, change planes, and take off for France tonight.He was scheduled to land in Pans Tuesday morning.c- c.\u2022> ¦5' \u2022Z\u2019 O\u2019 ¦ INDEX (AP Wirepboto) 31.The third member of Germany.bers of the police force- Births, deaths Classified Comics .Editorials .Financial .Sports .\t.Television Townships .V/omen 1 7 a 8 4 7 10,11 2 5 6 Malcolm X talks p,*\t* J*'' NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Malcolm \u2022'\u201c«S QUSÎ6CJ X, the insurgent BKck Muslim LONDON (AP)\u2014Toe British leader, predicted Sunday night Communist party has dissolved that by June a massive conven- its branch at the London School tion will be held here to decide of Economics, famed centre for whether to start \u201ca black na-] left-wing doctrine under the late tionalist party or a black na-] Professor Harold J.Laski.tionalist army.\u201d\t| The branch\u2019s three members Malcolm made the prediction; were expelled from the party, before a Harlem rally of more apparently for siding with Pe-than 1.000 applauding, cheering king in the current Soviet-Chi-iNegroes.\tinese ideological feud. I 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON., MAR.23, 1M4 StEKS CONFERENCE a world confercrrc of watrr UNITED NATIONS (AP)\u2014 experts to deal with the prob-Drputy Prime Ministei Abba lem ol dwindling water supplies Than of Drael has called for for a growing global population.Check that rumor with CBM Radio News Conveners report\tmonth's\twork\tat\tGuild\tsponsors Huntingville Ladies' Aid\tmeeting\tcard\tparty at HUNTINGVILLE \u2014 A meet-\tA motion wa>\tmade to\tsene\til\tI ing of the Ladies Aid was held fruit and plants at Easter 30,11101116 at the home of Mrs.John Camp- to place flowers in the church bell, on March 14.The presi-on Easter Sunday.\tABERCORN \u2014 AU Saints Guil dent Mrs.A.Bradley was in\tanniversary card\twas\tsponsored\ta .VW party\tat the the chair.\tsigned and flowers sent to a home of D.S.Wighton on March Mrs.J.Campbell had charge former member and neighbor 14, when cards were played at of devotions.\twho was celebrating her golden six tables.I Mrs.J.Campbell, treasurer, wedding.\tPrize winners were as fol- reported a substantial bank bal- plans were made to hold a lows: Ladies\u2019 first, Mrs Hollis anre.\tcarri parlj\tin\tthe hall on\tApril Wilkins: second, Mrs.Lynn The Sunshine\tconvener re-\t18.\tReid: consolation, Mrs.Adelard j ported sending baby gifts to the Mrs M Sewell, announced Dube.Ling twins and the Taylor, baby, that she would be willing to look Men\u2019s first, Deforest Sherrer; A gift and card were sent to a after and collect for a Com- second, Charles Cusson; con-member while ill and sympathy nmnity I-lower Fund.This is solation.Kenneth Sherrer.cards and flowers\tto a bereaved\tnot\ta Ladjes\tAid project but The floating prize went to Mr.family.Several thank-you cards\tone\twhjch\tconcerns every\tfam- an(j Mrs.Charles Cusson, were read.\t;j|y jn the community.\tThe net proceeds amounted to i The work convener, Mrs The next meeting will be held $18.75.Kerr, reported on the work of on April 14 at the home of the quilt.\tMrs.E.Hunting.\tGENERAL NOTES Mrs.T.Devany, social con\tvins.E.A.Aldrich and Mr?.M,r and N1rs\u201el M ^an verier, stated proceeds of the snow were welcome visitors.nau 1 *ereu \"?Montrea* f at* were 41.61.The hostesses, Mrs.Campbell cn News 7:23 p.m.6)\tSports 7;25 p.m.3) Weather 7:30 p.m.3) To Tell The Truth j 5) Movie 6) Don Messer 8j Outer Limits j 12) Shannon 8 00 p.m.3) I\u2019ve Got A Secret j 5) Garry Moore 12) Dick Van Dyke 8:30 p.m.j 3) Lucille Ball ; 8) Wagon Train 12) McHale's Navy 9:00 p.m.3) Danny Thomas j 6) Playdate 12) Phil Silvers 9:30 p m.' 3) Andy Griffith 3' The Hollywood 12) Take A Chanc® 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount Wishington 12\u2014CFCL\u2014Montreal 5:00 p.m.3) W oody Woodpecker 6) Razzle Dazzle 8) Superman 5:30 pm.3) Time Out For Sports 5) Len Cane Sports 6i Time Out For Music 8j Early Show 12) Mickey Mouse Club 5:40 p.m.5)\tAdventure Club 5:45 p.m.3) Live & Learn 6:00 pm.3) World ot Sports .>) Rocky St His Friends 6)\tMontreal Magazine 12) Akin To Win 6:10 p.m.3» Weatnerwise 6:15 p.m.1) News 3) News 6:25 p.m.5)\tWeather 6:26 p.m.12) Profile 6:30 p.m.3) News 15) Huntley A Brinkley 6)\tCitizen James 12) Pulse 10 00 p.m.3i East Side West Sidr 5)\tSing AJong With Mitch 8i Breaking Point 12) Dr.Kiidar* 10:30 p.m 6)\tWho Owns Canada*1 11:00 o.m.3) News 5)\tNews 6)\tNews 8i News 12) New s 11:10 p.m.3) Vermont Edition 8i News 11:15 p.m.5) Weather 6i Viewpoint 8) Weather 12) Pulse 11:20 o.m.3) Tomorrow\u2019s Weather 5)\tSports 6)\tFinal Edition 8) Movie 11:25 p.m.3) Bowling 6) Sports 11:30 p.m.3) Tonight Show 12) Pierre Berton 12 Midnight 12) News envoy FROM GENERAL MOTORS HERE'S WHAT IT IS.At last, power and comfort in the small carfield! 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A group from the Methodist Church of Enosburg Falls, Vt., with Rev.F.E.Turley, rector, visited the Bishop Stew'art Memorial Church here on March 15.The 15 children of the Youth Movement were accompanied by Mrs.Ruth Hall, organist, who played a few hymns for the children.Record of the church history and the communion set were shown the Children of the Good Queen Ann.On visit to the cemetery the young folk were shown the grave of the first Grand Master of the Masonic Order of Vermont, also the grave of the uncle of Ethan Allen.-Learn French.\u2014 Take Private Lessons Prof.J.A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Telephone 569-4984 FREE ESTIMATES Gn Renovations, Repairs & Painting Call Bishop Bros.Ltd.Tel.562-9315 TIlVIMERCm Sherbrooke Daily Record PRINTING DEPARTMENT 50 Camirand St.\u2014 Sharbrook# Tel.569-3636 RANKS SECOND\tLOW-LYING ROCK A German Brewers Associa- Rcdrock in Antarctica's Vic-lion survey says West Germany toria Land lies generally 1,000 ranks second only to Ireland in feet below sea level and is the amount of beer exported\u2014covered by ice averaging 10,-'20,900,000 gallons in 1962.\t|000 feet thick.SPEED-FLEX by PHILISHAVE IT ¦ f:\t$ peep flex li ¦\t, a :\t¦ \u2022 ; v* it\tÆ * .New style and speed for Canada's favourite shaver.The new\u2019 Speed-flex offers new hand and face fitting hi-fashion style, new push-button cleaning ease and even more shaving speed and comfort.A world traveller in every sense \u2014 25/60 cycle with easy switching from 110 to 220 volts.Complete in new matching gift case.\u2014 FEATURED AT OUR TWO STORES \u2014 SKINNER & NADEAU inc.82 Wellington St.Norht \u2014 Sherbrooke WITH A BRANCH STORE AT THE SHERBROOKE SHOPPING CENTRE TIP TOP Medalist Your best bet at $ 65 .00 () \u2018O .i*\u2019 Members: American Gem Society \u2014 Paul Nadeau and Ronald Fortier.(Certified Gemologists) Hamilton Paré (Registered .Jeweller) USE OUR CONVENIENT \"TIME\" PURCHASING PLANS: \u2022\tCredit purchasing \u2022\tLayaway plan \u2022\tBudget buying T A wonderful new selection of lighter and brighter fabrics has been made up into this season s ready-to-wear Medalist.Come in.and make your choice from a wide variety of colours and patterns.You\u2019ll agree that dollar for dollar, a Medalist suit is your best bet in ready-to-wear clothing.TIP TOP TAILORS FEATURED AT OUR TWO STORES léo [aliberté & fils Itée \u2018 Symbol of Fine Quality For Over 50 Years'\u2019 101 Wellington Street North \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 and at our branch store \u2014 Msa§ l©L_ ETEHENTS - CLOTHIERi \"Home of (he famous Campus Shop\u201d SHERBROOKE SHOPPING CENTRE I \"Baby got highchair now .Mommy find it with Record Classifi.c ad!\u201d The Sherbrooke Record Classified Dept.569-3636 or your district Record correspondent.SljetbcookeDailij'Becord MON., MAR.23.1964 'Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy\" SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 T«l.562-1585 Their origins Street names of Sherbrooke MMONT-R.F.Barthélémy Vimont S.J., third Générerai Superior of the Jesuit Order: 1639-1655.VTMY \u2014 City in France made famous by the heroic Canadians in 1914-1918.VINCENT \u2014 Henri Vincent was born at La Patrie Feb.9, Jewelry ft 1878 and married to Eugene Boulanger (a family of 13 children and 8 are still alive) He arrived at Sherbrooke in 1914; a commercial traveler\u2014 Alderman: 1934-1939 (elected every two years).His father Francois Xavier Vincent (wife Celina Ger-vais) was born at St.Damase.VINGT-QUATRE JUIN \u2014 Name given by the St.Jean sumption parish and then became superior of the Seminary of the Apostles.RONDEAU \u2014 \\ a me of a proprietor from the former Rondeau street.SIDELEAU \u2014 Canon Arthur Sideleau, former superior of St.Charles\u2019 Seminary who afterwards taught literature at the Montreal University.Ninth article in a serialization of a booklet by the director of Sherbrooke's tourist bureau, Louis-Philippe Demers, on the origins of the city's street names.Paul Nadeau, Certified Gemologist of Skinner & Nadeau Inc.82 Wellington North, and the Sherbrooke Shopping Centre We hope you received some interesting additions to your gem collection lately and are enjoying the many compliments coming your way.One w'ord of advice; it\u2019s amazing how fast even a modest jewelry wardrobe can add up to a value of three figures or more.For this reason, we advise our customers to protect their possessions with adequate insurance loss.Your insurance agent can give you sound advice on the type and amount of policy best, suited to your needs.In the case of new merchandise, your sales slip, if sufficiently detailed, may be used as an appraisal record.If you are insuring gems and jewelry received as a gift or through an estate, the insurance carrier may ask that you obtain an appraisal from a recognized jeweler.Often, a standard form is given for this purpose.Naturally, the appraisal is only as good as the knowledge and competence of the person making the examination.For this reason, you will want to select your jeweler with care.As a member of the American Gem Society, we are well versed in appraisal procedure.All AGS members must prove their gemological knowledge in the evaluation of diamonds, and colored stone identification.Annual examinations must be passed to make sure members are keeping up with new developments in the world of gemology and scientific identification.Appraisals are usually charged for on a time basis.In the case of a detailed appraisal, one or more days may be required to complete the analysis.However, you can be assured of its accuracy, even in the case of particularly difficult gemstones.Baptiste Society w-hich owns a warehouse on that street.WALSH \u2014 J.H.Walsh, President of the Quebec Cen-trail Railway.WALTON \u2014 Named after J.G.Walton, a printer.WELLINGTON \u2014 Duke of Wellington, Victor at Waterloo in 1815.WESTMOUNT \u2014 Topographical name.WHITE \u2014 Mr.Justice Wm.White, judge and mayor in 1886.WHITING \u2014 J.C.Whiting owner of the Whiting Building which housed the City Hall until 1921.WIGGETT \u2014 J.W.Wiggett mayor in 1882.WILLIAMS \u2014 Family name.WILSON \u2014 W.H.Wilson alderman: 1901-1903.WINDSOR \u2014 A Castle and | Duchy in England.WINTER \u2014 Topographical name.WOOD \u2014 Major I.Wood mayor in 1891.WOODWARD \u2014 Family name.WORTHINGTON \u2014 E.B Worthington mayor in 1901.WRIGHT \u2014 Family name.WYATT \u2014 Lawrence Wyatt cashier at the Eastern Town-j ships Bank.Y\u2019ORK \u2014 An English Royal House and Duchy in England, j YOUVILLE \u2014 Marie - Marguerite Youville (1701-1771) who founded the Order of s the Grey Nuns.YPRES \u2014 French City : where the Canadians fought j in 1914-1918.ADAM \u2014 Msgr.Leonidas Adam, first rector who founded the Christ-Roi parish.His brother, Canon Amedee Adam was a spiritual director at the Seminary of the Apostles.DUNANT \u2014 Jean \u2022 Henry Dunant a writer, who founded the Red Cross Society (1828-1910).GRAVEL \u2014 Msgr.Albert Gravel, P.D.former rector of St.Joan d\u2019Arc.A famous historian who wrote many books, mainly the \u201cVade-Mecum du Sherbrookois.\u201d GUILLOT \u2014 R.F.Adalbert Guillot, C.ss.R.rector: 1927-1933.GOUPIL \u2014 Brother Goupil of the \u201cFreres de la Charité\u201d was the first director of the Pius X school.LAJOIE \u2014 Antoine Gerin-Lajoie from Yamachiche: author of the book \u201cJean Rivard le défricheur.\u201d MARIE REINE\u2014East W ard parish founded in 1956.POULIN \u2014 Brother Jean-Marie Poulin of the Freres de la Charité Order who first settled here.QUIRION \u2014 Canon Lorenzo Quirion who founded the As- Is sentenced to 15 days Maurice Duval, 22.of Scots-town pleaded guilty in Sherbrooke County Sessions Friday to a dual charge of stealing six cords of wood and a car hoist form a Megantic manufacturing company.He was sentenced to 15 days in jail.* » * Released from prison 12 days ago, for breaking and entering, an Asbestos man pleaded guilty in Sessions Court to stealing a car valued at S1200 from Rayomnd Duc-los.The man, Howard Cayer was sentenced to two years in penitentiary by Judge Benoit Tunnel.Three men are held hr armed holdup at caisse populaire 1 11 I CC men are being held for questioning in Slier-brooke jail cells in connection with an early morning armed robben in a Chartieivillc caisse populaire Friday.t he trio were refused bail, Saturday morning, by Judge Redmond Hayes, in order to allow police to continue their investigation of the holdup.I he\\ will appear in court Wednesday, where another request for bail will be made In counsel Ravnald Frechette.Struck by a car Four year old Sylvie Ponton of 1275 St.Louis Street was hit by a car driven by Gaston Roberge of 1365 Kingston Street while attempting to cross St.Louis Street, Saturday morning.She was taken to the Hotel Dieu Hospital and released after being held for observation, it was reported by Sherbrooke municipal police.Mctured Saturday evening, left the senior officers attending the by 9 Militia Group Headquarters J.M.Hawkins, CD, C.O.of The RCAC; Major R.Berce ion.O.C.of the 24 Technical Squadron, RCEME; Lt-Col.F.L.\\r-uiitage, ED, CD, AA & QMG 9 Militia Group (seated); FIRST MESS DINNER to right, are some of first mess dinner held in Sherbrooke: Lt-Col.Sherbrooke Regiment, Major tV.T.M.Edwards.CD permanent force advisor to the group; Lt-Col.1.Gardiner.CD, U.O.\u201c/XI Russars RCAC; Lt-Col.J.Dunn, CD, Group H O.; Lt-Col.11.Codere, CD, C.O.Les Fusiliers de Sherbrooke, RCTC; Lt-Col.V.Lang lais.CD, GSO-1, 9 Militia G rotin; and Major 11.Smart, representing the 8th Méditai Company RCAMC.(Record photo by Charles Catchpaugh) Balmy weekend starts sap running Maple season here * was about feet of sno four v in and of Halley said yes The maple syrup season in\tBy DAVID WF.BSTKR\tdime there the E.T.seems to have star-\t(Record stuff reporter)\tj,m'\u2019 halt , .\t.il\tbush, ted in earnest this weekend.jfoUowecl by frost and snow,jrauch easier this year than last.T()m Uj(, The season had appeared so that the season has beeirfarmers say.\tIterday (hat lie gathered his first to be starting early this year!delayed to ils usual mid-j Many fields are practical!)'maple sap on Saturday.On when, tw'o weeks ago, there March opening time.\tbare this year and there is only j Sunday he boiled it to give five was an unseasonal warm spell.The small amount of snowjabout one fool of snow in the!gallons of maple syrup.But that warm weather was cover will make sap collecting bush, they say.Last year at (he this! They were identified by police as Fernand Jacques.29.of Montreal; Egide Morin, 26, of Montreal; and Herve Lescault, 27, of Seotstown.The three men are accused of I having met in Sherbrook | March 13, and planning an arm ed robbery.Jacques and Morin were charged with armed robbery the caisse populaire which netted $6,543 also accused of possessing stolen money, which was allegedly found in their possession by jpoliee.Lescault is charged with assisting the two before Ihe robbery was committed as well as aiding them to make their getaway and flight into hiding.He is not accused of participai ing in the robbery itself.All three have chosen to undergo preliminary hearing and then trial before judge jury, after pleading not guilty.At the Saturday morning arraignment, d e f e n e e counsel Frechette asked that the trio tie released on bail until the opening of the preliminary hearing.He mentioned that two of the men had no criminal record.Crown Prosecutor Guy Blanchette opposed the granting of bail, and asked that a verbal Is ordered to pay hospital Sherbrooke Lawyer Arcadius Denis has been ordered by Sup-al it,or Court to pay back $13,033.-M.irch 20.28 with interest and court ex-Tluw are j l,on-sos 10 fl1'\u2019 Hotel Dieu Hospital in Sherbrooke.The decision was made last week by Judge Gaston Dcsmar-ais following a civil action taken li\\ the hospital against Mr, Denis, who collected hospitalization debts from 1966 to 1962 for the hospital, Denis was ordered to give back all documents belonging to tlie hospital as well as paying interest on the money from Hie time when he should have nncj iurned it over to the hospital.Canadian constitution very defensible' says Drummond MP in biculturalism debate MONTREAL (CP )\u2014-Four Lib-\t000,000 a year to\tkeep\tQuebec | in the world today is\ttoward eral members of Parliament\tin Confederation.In\tQuebec,!large groups, spoke in defence of Confedera-\tthey say Quebec\tisn\u2019t\tgetting \u201cYou don\u2019t\tsacrifice\tyour tion Saturday at a day-long\tall it should be\tgetting from autonomy and\tliberty\tby\tImpanel discussion on bilingual- Confederation.\ti coming part of large groups,\u201d ism and biculturalism.\t\u201cIn reality, nobody is right!he said.\"On the contrary, union The session at Montreal's Rc- because nobody knows what; places more goods and services form Club was sponsored by .Quebec pays into Confederation1 at the disposition of a larger the Young Liberal Associations! and what it gets back.We lack number.\u201d of four Montreal ridings\u2014West-mount\u2014St.Georges, Outremont, Notre-Dame-de-Grace and St.Jacques.Jean - Luc Pepin, MP for Drummond - Arthabaska, described Confederation as \u201cvery defensible.\u201d In Western Canada, be said, \u201cthey say it costs them $60,- the essential statistics.\u201d NEED TAX POWERS Mr.Pepin said the federal government must give the provinces \u201ca good part of its taxation powers\u201d if the federal system is to flourish.Charles M.Drury, minister of John Turner, parliamentary secretary to Northern Affairs Minister Arthur Laing, said it is normal for French-speaking Canadians to want more autonomy but they should not try to go too fast.\u201cFrench-speaking Canadians His sap buckets were hungjorder be given detaining the oui ten days ago, he said,\ttrio so that police questioning Otis Fowler of RR1, Kings\tcontinue, bury said Sunday night that hel 'Imlgo Hayes refused the n had the first good sap run|\t s\tP u\t[sU\t\ti\tA\ts\tE\t\tEVA\t B\tA B\tT\tmM\t\tD\te\tie\t\tP3\tE Ni s,\tL.E\t1\tiX\t«\t1\t\ti\tD\tO\tR e rm\t\ts\t0\t\tE\t¦\tEE\tJËL\tIS\t A L\tE\t1È \t\t R\t[A\t1 A\t\tN T\t1\tE £\tD\tS TIE N S HU to 27\tMerit 28\tOstrich 30 Music makers 33\tHawaiian dances 34\tMaize 36\tWoody fruit 37\tEnticers 39 Walking sticks 40\tLoam 41\tScottish island 42\tShift 43\tIsaac\u2019s son (Bib.) 44\tAntarctic sea 45\tChart 47 Haggard\u2019s t\t2\t3\t\t4\t5\t6\t7\t\t8\t9\tto\tF\" 12\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t 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first appearance in Waterloo on Thursday evening.Although the auditorium was not filled to capacity the enthusiasm which greeted each number showed the appreciation of every one in the audience.A return engagement is being anticipated when all the' pupils in Waterloo High may hear them.The program ranged from Marches to Symphonic Selections, with some solos also.The number were: Ü CANADA 1.Overture Rosamunde.Franz Schubert.2.\tCantata, Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee, J.S.Bach.3.\tTrumpet Trio, Bright Eyes, W.A.Finlayson.Soloists.Larry Frizzle, Mr.R.Davidson.Keith Tedman.4 Symphony, Second Symphony for Band.F.Erickson.5.\tSelection, Kiss Me Kate.Cole Porter.6.\tMarch, Peace & Freedom, T.F.Darcy, Jr.INTERMISSION 1.\tMarch, Here Comes Hie Band, Willcocks.2.\tBallet, Theme from Pet-roushka, Stravinsky.3.\tClarinet Trio, Merriment Polka, Barnard.Soloists: Mary Tinipa, Judy Worden, Maureen Mullins.4.\tMinuet from Bernice, Handel.5.\tFlute Solo.Hoopla, J.J.Morrissey.6.\tPopular, Cumana, Barclay Allen.7.\tMarch, Ministrel Jamboree, Paul Loder.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN It would be difficult lo choose the number which was he favorite.But it could he noticed the enthusiasm and fervor the members of the hand showed in the Marches indicated the youngsters enjoyed play ing them.The Marches were lively and spirited to the special delight of the children.The \u2018Minuet\" by Handel was beauttifully rendered.A poinl which impressed the audience was (he control the Band Director had over his players.Each one followed the leader and kept perfect attention.Evidently discipline helps to produce a first class school band.At Hip close of the concert Mrs.Don Williams asked thr director if he would name the instruments used by his e-no and explain them, Mr.Corcoran started with the smallest instrument, the piccolo, played by Tittle Winnie Tibbits.The flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone French horn, bass horn, snare drum and bass drum were in-|reduced to the people.This was a most interesting and in-Istructivc part, of the program.COWANSVILLE\tStaff) \u2014 Paraphrasing the attitude ot the Federal government, \u2014 it helps those who helps themselves \u2014 the Hon Maurice Sauve.Minister of Forests, said Saturday in Cowansville that the resi dents of Brome County have demonstrated what people ear do to solve their own problems Brome County has launched a private investigating and research body to 'decide what they need and to co-ordinate their lands.\" to produce whatever they are best suited for.As a result of this initiative taken by the residents, the provincial and federal governments are throwing in assistance, un rier the guisi of \\RDA < \\gri cultural and Rural Development Administration).\u201cBronte County is a good cv ample of what people will and can do to help themselves,'' said Mr.Sauve.He spoke on ARDA.what it means, what is it.and how it functions, ARDA was originally introduced during the Diefenbaker government, to under take basic and applied research in the field of agriculture\" Mr.Sauve said that it was soon discovered that the establishment of better rural living conditions needed more than agricultural studies to ensure its success.The ARDA program was ex Ipanded to studies of all resources in rural areas, \u201cinclud-iing economic studies and appli-; cation of the results\" He told over 1(H) business.professional and industrial men that his ministry of forests wall soon be altered to read \"Minis try of Forests and Rural Development.\u201d The bill to alter the junsdic-tion of the ministry, \u201cwhich will be as autonomous as any other ministry\" is expected to be given its first reading when Parliament re-convenes after the Easter break.The ministry will then be re sponsible of \"reorganizing all resources in rural areas to in- crease not only the standard of living, but to develop the areas to their fullest potential\" He classified ARDA as the le gislatiou having the greatest ei feet on all social aspects since Word War 11 Quebec and Ottawa have been eo operating un- der the ARDA project one year now.\"and tt the very few joint Provincial ventures wants to undertake,' stsed Mr.Sauve He said ARDA received for about is one of Federal Quebec empha Us greatest success in Quebec province since its establishment.Giving an example of how ARDA works, he spoke of the Mont Joli area in Gaspe and the Eastern Quebec Rural Development Committee Taking in nine provincial ridings.\"a committee of tit) men.experts in many fields have prepared and undertaken an immense study of their area s resources.They did this on a 15 million dollar budget, and now they are ready to propose Ottawa will use a new concept in Quebec meeting, says Sauve COWANSVILLE iStatf) The Federal Government will undertake a new concept in dealing with Provincial gov iTinm'iits across Canada during the Federal Provincial meeting to be held in two weeks in Quebec City.It is a eoneent of \u201cco-opera lion,\" said Federal Minister of Forests Maurice Sauve here Saturday Addressing the organization al meeting of the Cowansville Business, Professional and In du,striai men's association, Mr Sauve said the provincial gov ernments will no longer he treated, or looked upon as mu nicipalities in dealings with both forms of government, \"Not only Quebec expects changes, but so do the other provinces,\u201d he said, \"and one thing is certain.We will come out of that meeting in April more united than wo were when the November provincial federal meeting was over No one can take (be risk of break ing this country apart\" \"We are all aware of the ten sions now being faced h\\ Can ada, and particularly that of: Hie economic situation\" he said Mr Sauve slated those tensions were added to the ox i-ling tension between the French and English speaking Canadian in Quebec.\"There was more unity be tween the French and English iii the past than there is now.\" Emphasizing the nee 1 fur unity and uiulcrslmuling, hi' said the lack el Ibis will result \"in Hie end of Canada and Hie end of Quebec.There is no con Hid in this thought We all basic right to a social All of the economic, social conditions are to unification.We ide to resolve our prob have the security, cultural, essential must dec Icm.s together If we blame one another for discrepancies in our prov luces, well get now here last We can make Canada a great countrv In co operation\" he said.a plan to reorganize al of theii resources\" ' \\t the start of ARDA, the proposers were pre occupied with improving living condltons in poor, underdeveloped rural areas,\" said Mr.Sauve.He said there are more than 150 farms with less than $1.200 income per year, \"with the majority of these farms in F ¦'stern Canada and Quebec.Wo tend to ignore tbc.r existence beside the urban under develop led regions.\u201d Using AKD.Vs success in the Gaspe Peninsula, and its beginnings in Brome County as a springboard, Mr.Sauve said lit is worth publicizing this to the rest of the Canadian nation.\u201d Speaking of a recent trip to Winnipeg, where be said he noticed concern and worry over the Quebec situation, Mr.Sauve said \"a project like Mont .loir will show Canada that we can assume our responsibilities.\" He said the ARDA role in Quebec, and in Mont Joli, was very important to \"us, who have iiic largest number of farms with inferior returns.\" Canadian newspapermen, ra die and television men will be brought to that region within the next few weeks \"to see how the people look their problem in hand and solved it.\" Recapitulating the operation al procedures of ARDA and Hte governments involved, he said \"many feel lhal Ihe attlb-orily of the Federal Govern incut over the I\u2019rovineial Governments was too restrielive.\u201d \u2022 ÿ ^ liÉI * ¦ ; ^ ¦ '¦ T\"'' , : J?!>>'.\" N,\" l ''Iw I 1 K -T\"\"' Him V*; - .\u2022v ' v \u2022\u2022\u2022xv s- g IK ::\t\"life.IllL >4 LPS \u20ac f h 1 i .L ; : \u2022 %- .i : yugm «s ¦imilllll 1!.KNOWLTON BAND \u2014 In the photo are seen Flute and Piccolo Soloists from Knowlton High School Band at Waterloo High School on Thursday, March 19th.at concert, left to rigid: director Leo Corcoran.Dale Ellson, Winnie Tib-bits, Lois Hardacker, Wayne Johnston.(Record photo by W Bessette) Kiwanians hear call to personal service WATERLOO \u2014 (Special) \u2014 \"The call to personal service\u2019 urns analyzed by Lt.Gov.Laurent Girouard when he visited the Waterloo Kiwanis Club at their meeting on Tuesday night, March 17th.The common heritage which all Kiwanians share must be expanded by precept and example, he said.This calls for personal service.One of the most important aspects of this heritage is freedom.The challenge to preserve freedom is greater today than ever before, he said.This calls for individual action.In 1964 Kiwanis issues the call lo personal service \u2014 the only way freedom can be maintained and enhanced.The first call is to an ap- I rraisal of our spiritual values j - to abide by the Golden Rule.The second call is to Youth.o whom the future belongs, he jsaid.Men who wear the \u201cK\u201d j lave helped in the last 50 years I hundreds of thousands of children.It is the greatest work That Kiwanis is performing.\"I believe,\u201d said the Lieutenant Governor, \"this work will pay the greatest dividends, in Terms of future citizens.\" \"We have the call to personal service to our fellow citizens, our states and provinces and our nations.The problems which affect our neighbors affect us\" he said.Kiwanis needs man pow\u2019er, Ki-, wanians who are willing to put Services io be held in Bedford BEDFORD \u2014 (Special) \u2014vice, the St.James choir will The following are the services attend and there will be a lo be held at St.James Church.Tuest^ speaker from the United Bedford, during Holy Week- , ^,CS' at i a.i no in™ faster Sunday - March 29 \u2022 Monday - March 23.- 10.00 6 00 a m Sunrjse service; this a.m.Holy Communion; in the service will be followed by Holy afternoon there will be a cele- Communion and breakfast in bration of Holy Communion at Hie parish hall: 8.00 a.m.Holy 5.15 p.m.\tCommunion; 11.00 a.m.Holy Tuesday - March 24 - 10.00 u'°mmunion.a.m.Holy Communion and 5.15 In order that the church p \u2019\t\u2022 ' n.\u2018.union.\t|may be suitably decorated for Wednesday - March 25 ¦ 10.00 £aslcr\u2018 Parishioners may place a.m.Holy communion also at flowersr ,n ch^rch mT me' 5.15 p.m.Holy Communion; mnr-v 0j ^ loveri one\u2018 Do'la 8.00 p.m.Lenten service and t,ùn,s shou)d be scnt t0 Trs\u2018 Ro> address.\t(-ook- Thursday \u2022 March 26 \u2022 10.00 n.r.i.Holy Communion; 7.30 SUTTON \u2014 p.m.Commcralmn of the Institution o fthe Eucharist.i Mr, and Mrs.Gordon Duboyce Good Friday - March 27 -iof West Bolton, were recent 1.30 - 3.00 p.m.Litany of thelguests of Mrs.Arthur Proper, Seven Words; 7.00 p.m.Com-; Mr.Cecil Proper and Mrs.T.munity Service at the United Surtees at the Surtees home.Church.This is a combined ser- Pleasant Street.heir hand to the plow, rather .han their influence \u2014 men who will render personal serv-,ce rather than checkbook service to the cause.One of our chief objectives is | lo strengthen our membership through the new program known as \u201cThe Charge of the 5,000 Plus\" \u2014 the 5,000 Plus being every Kiwanis club in every ¦country where clubs exist.Lt.Gov.Laurent concluded his talk with the statement, \"In j reaching out to others in Kiwanis wc will be twice blessed, ;nol only in giving but in receiv-iing as well.\u201d The fact that this Kiwanis meeting coincided with St.Patrick's Day was observed by the Irish table decorations and Irish recorded music, provided by Marcel Girouard.One new member.Lawrence | Purdy was inducted by the Lieutenant Governor.He was introduced to the members by Ray Stretch.j Marcel Girouard reported that the licence plate campaign was a great success with a total of S100.collected.He extended his j thanks to club members and jgaragemen who helped make it a success.Two letters of thanks for the use of the Kiwanis hospital beds ; were read.President Gene Sheppard1 .\u2018ead an article from the Kiwan is Magazine concerning the Di-[visional Church Service which [our own Past Lt.Gov.Roger McKergow organized in Division No.8 last October.This was the first time that such a project had been attempted in Kiwanis.he said, and the co-operation was terrific.For relaxation, Douglas Young took up sailing ; for a profitable investment, he bought Lou/on Life insurance.Story below: How Douglas Young can double his money with his London Life policy A London Life Jubilee policy is a unique investment.While it gives protec-lion year after year, il also builds surprising savings.Consider the case of Douglas Young: I The NEW 200 Wellington N.OPEN THURSDAY till 10 p.m.CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY Open All Day on Saturday.Make Mozart's your Easter Shopping Headquarters.rN may of 1962.Douglas Young graduated from the University of Western Ontario and joined the Marketing Division of a large Canadian company.Three months later he bought a 520,000 profit-sharing policy from London Life.His age: 22.His premium ; S25.85 a month.(This is a special whole life policy that gives lifelong protection but requires premiums only to age 65.) By age 65, he will have paid 513,338 in premiums.How much will he get hack ?If he leaves his dividends with the Company to age 65, he w ill then have savings of about 532.120.This is made up of SI 3,440 in guaranteed cash value and 518,680 in accumulated dividends.( I he dividends above are based on London Life's current dividend rate.While they arc not guaranteed, the Company has had an outstanding record of dividend growth for over 50years.For example, since 1951 thedividend rate has been increased seven times.) // he lives, his family will be protected for 43 years and he can get hack over twice as nuu h money as he has paid in premiums.When Douglas is 65 and ready to retire, Loudon Life will give him three choices) (a)\tHe can keep his $20,000 policy and continue to build savings.(Remember, his premiums stop at age 65, so he won't pay a penny more.) (b)\tHe can withdraw his savings as a lump sum.(c)\tHe can use his savings to provide an annuity for life or for a set number of years.Douglas realized that a crippling accident or long illness could cut off his income just as quickly as death.So for less than the cost of a steak dinner once a month, he added the disability income feature to his policy.Should he he unable to work for more than six months, London Life will send him a cheque for $200 on the first of each month.His wife Brenda, and son David, arc well protected.On top of the profit-sharing policy, he added $40,000 of London Life convertible term (for a modest additional premium).m Protection for Brenda and young Du\\id is an important part of Douglas' London Life plan.Later, as his income climbs, he plans to change his temporary insurance to permanent profit-sharing insurance.His policy allows him io do this without a medical.In a financial emergency, he can borrow on the cash value of his Jubilee policy.Quickly and quietly.I he interest rate is 6% comparable with banks\u2019 regular lending rates and much lower than personal loan companies\u2019.Here are four more reasons why a London Life Jubilee policy is such a good investment : ( I ) A Jubilee policy is just as safe as high-grade bondsand much safer than most common stocks.It is particularly attractive because w'hile it earns you money it also protects your family.(2)\tLondon I ife dividends are high partly because the Company invests w isely and prolit-ably in Canada.(In 1963, the Company earned 5.54\"\u201e on its investments after investment expenses.) (3)\tI he London Life Insurance Company operates only in Canada.One reason premiums arc low is because Canadians, on the average, arc long lived.(4)\tFlexibility is an important point.W'ith the help of a London Life representative, you can build a program that fits your needs.For example, if you are under 40, you can reserve the right to buy more insurance later on - without a medical.You can pay premiums on a monthly budget plan.You can add on extra protection while your children arc growing.No two men have the same insurance needs; what is right for Douglas Young may not be right for you.That is why London Life representatives arc schooled to custom-tailor insurance lu lit the individual, ^ I 8HERBROORK DAILY RECORD, MON,, M AR.23.19641 Women's groups FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LADIES\u2019 AUXILIARY would be the guest speaker a ! the general meeting of th« I United Church Women to tv The regular meeting of the hp,d on March 24 In ,hf s> Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary met Wednes- day March 18 with the presi\t('aihcart reqi.~ rient, Mrs.N.Bradley in the chair.The meeting opened with singing a hymn and devotions 3 or an d about Wc omen sentatives the regul Lennoxvn ed that two reprei named to attend meetings of the Park Commission.A social time was enjoyed when refreshments were served by the hostesses, Miss Esther Bassett, Mrs.Malcolm Hodge and Mrs.Garnet Williams.ST.ANDREW\u2019S EVENING AUXILIARY led by Mrs.J.Dozois.Business was discussed and the meeting closed with repeat ing the Mizpah Benediction A lunch was served by Mrs.D.Mills and Mrs.D.Wright.UNIT V LENNOXVILLE U.C.W.Unit Five of the Lennoxville The evening auxiliary of St United Church celebrated their Andrew s Presbyterian C hurch 10th anniversary at their regu- held their Easter Thank offer tar meeting held in the ladies\u2019 mg meeting on March 10 in the parlor, Douglas Hall, Queen church hail.Street.Mrs.Moynan Robinson Opening the meeting, Mrs W leader presided.\tWingeat, president, read a Miss Esther Bassett conduct- poem from the Easter service ed the devotions, assisted by1 of worship in the March issue Mrs.Edson Warner.Eighteen of the Glad Tiding- Guests members answered the roll call were warmly welcomed, but un and three guests were wel f o r t u n a t e 1 y the inclement corned.\tvveather kept some from attend The highlight of the evening ing There were 25 members was the anniversary program I\u2019Tc-ent.which was arranged by Mrs.Ed Mi.-s !h Ima Crawford, the son Warner, who read parts of'guest soloist sang I know that minutes taken from the earlier,.My Redeemer Liveth, accom years.Time was spent in re-'Panied at the piano by Mrs.A mi ni seing regarding the aclivi McCombie tics.Invitations were extended The program, The Passing to past presidents, who had Years, was then set in motion served during this period from by Mrs.Murray MacDonald, the March 3, 1954 to date.\thistorical secretary, and Mrs.A.Mrs.Edson Warner also gave i>.Savage, group secretary a report on the new cirriculum Their travels down through the to be used this fall in Iho Sun- years covered the beginnings of day School.\t(the Evening Auxiliary and the Plans were made to hold a: afternoon group known as the| square dance party in April,!Women's Missionary Society, with Mrs.Moynan Robinson as: The anniversary celebrations convener, assisted by other'connected with the Quebec Pres | members.\tIhyterial were discussed and the Mrs.Stanford Rowe, reported I reading material and Scripture] that Mrs.Arthur McHarg, a]reading stressed love and faith missionary on leave from India, in daily living.Others who assisted Polly s pointers by Polly Cramer < HANGING HAT FASHIONS\tHat fashions have changed considerably, even in the last eight years.In 1958, the rage was tall hats, but the small cloche (left) made an imoaet with the return of felt, as in this ice ]Brompton Road W I.ii!lP»ï cream model with wide band.By spring, 196(1, the cloehc had taken on height as in model on right, with shaped bell look in straw with matching color belt and buckle.(CP Photo) Sherbrooke Boy Scout Association Ladies auxiliaries hear ta!k by district council president The president of the 3rd p m., to hear the guest speaker The secretary, Mrs.G.Stc-Sherbrooke Ladies' Auxiliary, vir S Lothrop president of the vtns, introduced the speaker, Mrs.D.Whatley welcomed sherbroüke Dlstrict Counejl who remarked that it was per-some forty ladies who had \u201e\t\u201e\t,\t.\tmissibie to interrupt Mr.Loth- been invited to come to the Boy Scout Associa,10,i\u2019 accora\u2018rop at anytime during his talk Plymouth Church Hall, on psnied by Mr, Ray Thorne, vice to ask questions.Tuesday, March 17, at 8.30:president.\t\"The origin of scouting\u2019\u2019 j-'said Mr.Lothrop, \u2018Nvas found- ed by a British General, Lord Baden-Powell.Its aim is to de-velop and promote their phy-.sical.mental and spiritual : development.\u201d Scout Councils were formed DEAR POLLY \u2014 Mine is a ago a friend suggested that 1 >n June 12, 1914.The Cana-tip for homeowners with wood-|sUt pedal pushers or slacks dian Parliament enacted a law en storm doors.Put a hook 0n'dPw1n the ^es with a razor]incorporating the Canadian ,\tbiade.1 then hem the sidesiGeneral Council of The Boy the outside ot your door and ann Canada, open while you are away from >nt0\tholes just as they do in! Sixty per cent of all Scout \"Groups are directly sponsored by Churches.The sponsor must undertake to accept the aims and policies of the Boy Scouts of Canada as laid down in the P.O.R.They appoint a group ] committee, preferably mem-! tiers of the sponsoring body, including parents of the boys, to supervise the activities of ithe Group.The sponsor holds a Group Charter obtained from , , ,\t_\t.,\t\u201e\t,\t, , Ithe Provincial Headquarters.washed often\tI\tuse small\tfolded;adding a\tleaf\tto\tmy kitchen\u2019 The\tGroup Committee is pieces of facial tissue between table was a job requiring t\"o\"the governjng body of the Scout these snaps\tso\tthey stay\tfast-\tpeople.\tI\tmade\tit easier by Qr0\u201dp\tvvhich includes \" the ened.\u2014MRS.\tE.\tA.U.\tapplying\ta\tcoat\tof\tregular floor Ladies\u2019\tAuxiliary.It is made DEAR POLLY \u2014 I am 13 wax on both sides of the exten-iyp, at jeagt fj\u2019ve adu]ts elect-years old and have polio.1 likelsion boards.The leaves slide'll or selected.They choose the to wear pedal pushers but used'in easily now and I can do it leaders and sunervise the con-to have trouble getting them on]alone with no effort.\u2014MRS.duct of the Scouting Group.home for a long period of time.I paint the hook and eye the a shoe.They look very good and I have the pleasure of wearing pedal pushers.I do hope same color as the door so they!this helps others who may have cannot be easily spotted.This the same problem.\u2014SHIRLEY prevents the door from being broken in windy weather \u2014LEO DEAR POLLY \u2014 Some of the uniforms I wear have snap fasteners that will not stay fasten- GIRLS \u2014 If the gap at the side is too wide, sew a strip of material across the top of the opening so it drops back of the lacing.\u2014POLLY DEAR POLLY \u2014 Up until ed after the garments have been!two weeks ago, taking out or my lover my braces.A few months!A.E.L For EASTER, give beautiful fresh cut flowers and plants.HOVEYS GREENHOUSE For fast delivery call 562-3949 105 Dufferin Court Sherbrooke The regular meeting of the n the serivee were, Mrs.W.Wingeat, Mrs.M.McLeod, Mrs.C Foley, Mrs.J.Imrie and Miss Dorothy Brompton Road Women\u2019s Insti Ross.\t! lute was held recently in the The Thank Offering wras tak Community Hall.Mrs.G.Deco- New officers elected at annual meeting treasurer, Mrs.H en by the Mayhew After Ihe closing hymn, Mrs.Murray MacDonald pronounced the benediction w'hich ended jtho service.Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostesses, Mrs.S.Miss Nan Duncan Dorothy Ross.McKelvie, lean president, was in the chair fet^o/iaù Friends of Mr.John Davis, of Belvedere Street North, will regret to learn he is a patient in.the Queen Mary Veteran\u2019s Hospital, Montreal.anti welcomed the members and guest, County president, Mrs.Dawson Savage.The meeting opened with singing of the Ode and the hymn of All Nations.The roll call, payment ot dues was answered by 17 members.One new and Miss member, Mrs.Andrew Christie, was welcomed by the group.The treasurer, Mrs.G.Had-enko, gave a satisfactory report.New business included awarding a construction company the contract for remodelling the hall kitchen.Correspondence included many thank-you notes for cards and gifts.A letter from Glen Brown, MLA with enclosure of bill 16, respecting the legal rights of married women Quebec.An account of the Mrs.S.Billing, Citizenship, Means, gave a very profitable tated Pennies for Friendship]reP°rt for the past year, semi-annual board meeting heldjhad been collected Gifts given, Miss E.Winget, Sunshine to immigrants at Christmas.A!eonvener «Ported 53 cards, 22: recently in Montreal.Mrs.D.Cullen then gave a full report of the quarterly county meeting held recently in the Brompton Hall.After short reports from the standing conveners, the president adjourned this part of the meeting and opened the annual meeting.Mrs.G.Hadenko gave the an nual treasurer's report, which was most satisfactory.CONVENERS REPORTS Mrs.G.Westman, Agriculture, named roll calls used, flower and vegetable contest held.Speaker on agriculture, ex change of slips and bulbs, much work done in connection of UNICEF card party had been and fl™ers ta tvv0 funel\u2018- als of a member and a member\u2019s held, and UNICEF cards sold.Miss Verna Hatch, Education, stated $10 had been donated to Mitchell School for arithmetic prizes in grades 3 and 4.Members attended Home and School meetings.Articles read on Japan, How Parents are informed through Home and School Association.Reports and dis-cusssions on Bill 60.Spelling bee and word building contest held.Books collected and sent to the West Indies and $10 sent for gift coupon No.367.Mrs.Norman .Hatch, Home Economics,! catered to several husband, and one sunshine basket had been sent out.Mrs.Decoteau then expressed thanks to all who made the year\u2019s work so pleasant and profitable.She then called on the county president, Mrs.Savage to take the chair for the installation ceremony.Mrs.A, Wright nominating] chairman was then asked to read the slate of officers for the following year, which is as follows: Past President.Mrs.D.Cullen; president, Mrs.G.Deco- Going steady?Go TCA.TCA goes dny and night frequently to 35 Canadian communities and to seven ma jot cities in the U.S.Go steady with TCA, wherever you travel-and get there fast and refreshed.Fly TCA.county school fair.A card party had been held to raise money for same.Questions readers ask are freeze-dried suppers anti luncheons, have membership in the C.A.C.Several cooking and candy contests, apron parade, exchange of aprons for Valentine\u2019es day.Mrs.D.Cullen, publicity, re «V* jfllM,# Pi., \u2019 Ü !i yd 1 HIGH BRIM FOR '64 \u2014 Spring hat fashions for 1964 in elude this high, rounded off-the-face brim straw.The pale orange weave is by Lilly Daehe.\t(CP Photo) Q\u2014What foods?A\u2014According to the Index, published by the Department of Agriculture, freeze-dyring is the process that removes up to 90 per cent of teau; 1st vice-president, Mrs.E.Decoteau; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.G.Hatch; secretary, Mrs.D.Cullen and treasurer,] Mrs.G.Hadenko.Conveners: Agriculture, Mrs.ported all meetings to radio;0- Westman; Citizenship, Miss! and press.All members re- ^ooa Hatch: Education, Mrs.ceive the Macdonald Journal.1^- M.Goodfellow; Home Econo-Delegates attended all county Mrs.E.Decoteau; Publi-meetings and provincial con CGV\\ Mrs.G.Hatch; Welfare vention Items used from Fed-;anc* Health.Mrs.A.Wright:; crated News, contest on publi-lSunshine, Miss E.Winget;.Sometime when you want the \u201e , city held.One member gave the!l-'ar Mt\u2019S.G.Lane; Ways andjereative satisfaction of mixing j1,11\u201d monthly radio -broadcast.Ami.Heans, Mrs.S.Saver convener; and baking an unusual cake, try 1 a member has a pen pal in Aus- h(\u20181Pers- Mrs.G.Westman, Mrs.the Arabian Cream Torte be Ira lia\t:0- Hatch, Mrs.S.Billing, Miss Mrs.W.F.Goodfellow, Wel- E\" Wmget' Mrs\u2019 D\u2019 Cullen\u2019 Today s recipe the moisture in frozen foods.low.It's likely to become a heavy contender for top spot E.Decoteau then read among favorites that: you'll be They secure adequate facilities, as a meeting place for the boys.They raise funds as required.The Group Committee and Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary are the backbone of the Boy Scout troop.Many times, troops have to fold because of lack of finance and interest on the part of the parents.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary help the Group Committee by raising money and assist them by catering at banquets, making lairs, etc., all of which helps the financial support of the Group Committee.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliaries should never hold raffles, as value must be given for every dollar they receive.Mothers must avoid door to door selling.The District Council is responsible for 13 Groups.Its existence is to encourage and promote the Scout Movement within its area.It should be noted that lines of communication with the Provincial Council should be through the District Council, and further with the National Council.Some of the financial responsibilities of the District Council are to train leaders, and provide camping equipment.Mr.Lothrop added that scouting is the same all over the world.Even in Africa it is hard to get parents to show interest in the leadership of this movement.In many ways the movement is developing rapidly.An example is the new national magazine, the Canadian Boy, which was launched this year.Mr.Lothrop delivered a rein moderately hot oven, laxed and most informative dis-for 25 to 30 min lcussion on Scouting.Questions were asked by the mothers, and Bake 375 degrees utes.When cool, put layers to-;interestingly answered by the gether and spread top with Ap-|Speaker.ricot Filling.Just before ser- The treasurer, Mrs.A.Good- lire and i|P-,ith members put '^rs' Decoteau then read]among favorites that you'll be ving.top with Whipped Cream'fellow thanked Mr.Lothrop.G .\t\u201e\t\u2018 ]1;\t/ ,\t* 'jihe program for 1964-65, which asked for over and over again.Topping.\tRefreshments were served bv leaving them almost weightless.\tk4« ,,,,p|.J.t\u201ep\"\u201ct,'vas accepted as read.\t] ARABIAN CREAM TORTE\tAPRICOT FILLING ithe social convener committee, Because they\u2019re light and\t^\t\u2018 4V ÎV\" =.1 After a few items of newj Toasted sesame seeds give 2 cups dried apricots\tand a social half hour was en- don\u2019t need refrigeration, freeze-, ' 1\t^\t' business was taken care of, thejtheir inimitable flavor to the Cold water\tjoyed by the ladies, dried foods are easier and' \u2018 s\u2019 a\tv\u2018® \u2018 1 meeting was adjourned, when batter \u2014\totnaor i« an\" u> tn a.; cheaper to store and ship than\tTota .of\tP(?ckage;Hrefreshments fresh or frozen foods.Shelf life\" ,a'e dona*lon 10 ^a'e Dlr *-hd* is as long as tw< add water or othe they\u2019re ready to cook or eat as Members visited the Cecil\tlearn was thanked tor is.\t; Butters Memorial Hospital at be lunch by Mrs.H.Riches.But their greatest potential Austin and distributed 24 stut\t_\\prji meeting will be held April 4, in the Community rods.Shell ltlc\u2019w\u201c\u201d-\t\"\" w\u201c\u2018\u2019 the io years.iiist!dl'cn Flind, and sent 11 Christ-! [h her\u2018liquid and mas stock>ngs to same.\ttajn_ TCA TAKES THE Mi OUT OF TRAVEL WINNIPEG (from Montreal): Up to 7 flights doily.One-stop jet service -i:\u2014 4 hours.Ask your Travel Agent about TCA's Group Travel Plan.See your Travel Agent or call TCA at ZE.6 83(M) (no toll charge) FLY CANADIAN FLY TCA TRANS CANADA AIR LINTS * AIR CANADA IN WINNIPEG.\tStay at the Fort Ga\trry Hotel Phone 569-9384 for information\t use is as partial ingredients for : food to be further processed, jthat is, as meat cubes and ; mushrooms in dried soup (mixes, as strawberries boxed with breakfast cereals, as shrimp in creole or chow mein.Best bets for freeze-drying are higher quality meats\u2014espe dally poultry and turkey, (shrimp and other shell fish\u2014al-, most all berries, the more expensive vegetables such as asparagus and mushrooms and !such specialize! items as spices, (instant coffee and instant lea.Q\u2014What does \u2018egg solids\u201d mean?They are listed as ingredients in some of the cake mixes I use.A\u2014Egg solids are dried eggs.They come in three basic ; forms: whole egg solids, egg white solids and egg yolk sol ids.MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS J fed animals.Mrs.A.Roarke, baking pow- Ways and Hall.TRAVEL SERVICES Si INFORMATION WITHOUT CHARGE\" VOYAGES 74 Albert St.Sherbrooke, Que.MARCEL DARCHE INC.TRAVEL\tPhones: AGENCY 562-1012 or 562-1013 NIA * Absent- mindedness plays havoc with extension phones.When through talking, hana up.(part candied ginger is an were served by!unusual and interesting touch losing attendance team, in the topping.Miss Verna Hatch as cap-; 2*4 cups once-sifted cake flour teaspoons der teaspoon salt cup shortening butter preferred) teaspoon almond extract teaspoon orange or vanilla extract Uz cups sugar l4 cup toasted sesame seeds ! 4\tegg whites 1\tcup water j Apricot Filling and Whip-jped Cream Topping (see be-jlow).j Measure once-sifted flour [and sift twice with baking pou der and salt.Cream shortening with ex-j tracts.Gradually blend in 1 cup] (of the sugar, and beat until] (light and fluffy.Add sesame seeds.Beat egg whites until foamy.] Gradually beat in remaining; sugar, beating after each addition and continuing to beat only until mixture stands in moist peaks.Add dry ingredients to shor-; tening mixture alternately with [water, combining after each addition only until smooth1 (i make 4 dry and 3 liquid additions).Now beat meringue into bat ter.only until combined.Turn batter into two round 9 inch layer pans which have been lined on the bottom with waxed paper, then greased.to -U cup sugar Cover apricots with cold water and let stand several hours or overnight.Simmer gently in the water in which they were soaked, until very soft and until almost all the water is absorbed.Press through a sieve.Add sugar to apricot puree i and cook slowly until thick.If desired, a few drops almond extract may be added.WHIPPED CREAM TOPPING 1\tcup heavy cream I'z tablespoons fine granulated sugar Few drops vanilla 2\ttablespoons chopped can died ginger 2 tablespoons sliced blanched almonds.Whip cream until stiff with sugar.Add flavoring and fold in ginger and nuts.(TNS).¦ BEN l.EEMOND.nine month old son of Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Hodge of Sawyerville and grandson of Mrs.Ruth Wilson of Cookshire and Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Hodge of Sawyerville.He is the great-grandson of Mr.Henry Evans of Sawyerville,\t(Photo by Gerry Lemay) WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Tel.562-0900 SEARS STUDIO 139 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke k SEWING StNSATION .Enjoy professional results in your controlled clean cutting with the superior quality Electric Scissors.Handy size fits comfortably in hand.Instant control conveniently located switch.Has \u201csturdy plastic body and approved LL cord.110 volt.Simple efficient operation will let you do twice the work with half the time and effort.Wonderful for the young lady learning to sew.A welcome gilt for every homemaker.Specially priced at S8.00 postpaid or two for the small amount of $15.00.Allow ample time for delivery from overseas supplier.Send money order to: J.R.ETHIER, 5049 Raymond St., Pierrefonds, Que.r < R&yàl Air Force Nicosia All Visitors To Main Sweepstakes winners SHERBROOKE DAU.Y RECORD.MON.MAR 23.1064 ' Financial & Market Report ëxrtiw Identity Are Td On CANADIAN CHECKED \u2014 Two Royal Air Force policemen at Nicosia, Cyprus, check the identity of FO E.C.(Ed) Grose of Thorold.Ont., centre, who was one of a 4\u201c?-man Royal Canadian Air Force contingent that spent a Ions weekend airliftins Canadian Army troops and supplies to Cyprus where the army is taking part in the l nited Nations peace-keeping operation.Canadians are $150,000 richer Four ticket holders in Ontario Mr.England, an SSS-dollai-a- holding a horse ' and one in Edmonton struck it week postman, said he would Mr.Yukmanich, 4_.spent Sun pe|| ,rich Saturday to the tunc ol use his winnings to buy new day swinging a pick-axc hel| $150,000 each in sveepstakes clothes for his nine children.mg his brother build a founds winnings on the Grand National ,,They won t have to run lion for a house steeplechase at Aintree, Eng around half-naked any more,\" \"He u a s so excited h land.\the said.\tcouldn't sleep >o he got hi | Five more Canadians held But he will keep on deliver- brother up at six tlm mormn winning tickets for lesser ing because \"I'm too dumb to and they went digging.\" said hi amounts, bringing the total Ca- do anything else.\u2019' He had been sister Mary, nadian winnings to $1,020,000.given special leave to hear the Miss Arkmstall, a pretty 21 COURTESY OF GftEENSHlELDS LTD MONTREAL STOCK NEW YORK STOCK hut her Crown Trust Company 393 St.James Street West, Montreal, Que.Without obligation please send informative Jder on Guaranteed Investment Certificates.NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY or TOWN 4 or 5 Year Term Shorter Term Rates on Request Principal and Interest Guaranteed Interest Paid Semi-annually by Cheque Crown Trust 393 St.James St.£ Montreal, 842-8362 ets on\tthe firsi-piace horse, right\tback\tto\twork\tSaturday\tas\tusual tCP Wireuhoto) Teara sPi^»,\u2022\tMr- Uoeglein.75.a service plover told he.to take tin ___________________\tThey are Edward Goeglcin,;station operator at Long Beach, off._ i .\t_ | ,\tBrockville, Steve\tVukmanich\tsaid he had no immediate\tplans\tStunned\tby\tthe\tnews Christmas Ciub Stoney\tCreek.Joseph Hubach-for\this\twinnings.\tdoesn't\tseem\treal \u2019\u2014she ,\t_\t| eck.Kitchener, Roy England, \"I never thought 1 would she had no plans other th meets\tClt\tBorder\tToronto, and Patricia\tArkin-\twin.\" he said.*1\twould\thave\ttravel and\thoped\tt con ROCK ISLAND\u2014M-s.Geneva\ts,a11- Edmonton.\tbeen\tsatisfied with\tthe prize for\tworking at\ta\tdepartment\t: Lyons was hostess for a meet- Of four Canadian, winning ing of the Border Christmas SGO.OCO with tickets on second-Club, held at her home on Place Purple Silks, three were March 16.\tMrs\tRose Lyons\talso from Ontario\t-\tJames was a guest.\tBrown\tand A.N.Ridgewell, The evening was pleasantly Toronto, and Mrs.M.Niles, spent playing 500.Prize win- Belleville.The fourth was W.tiers were Mrs William Camp- Fleming of Calgary , bell and Mrs.James Dewey.A And another Ontario resident, door prize was won by Mrs.David Livingston of Stcuffville.Charles Bliss.\twon SU0.000 on a ticket on third- Mrs.Lyons served lunch.place Peacetown.The April party will be held Other prizes of about $1,200 at the home of Mrs.Janies each for Canadians who drew Dewey, Stanstead.\thorses\twhich finished below -third place totalled about $192,- INVERNESS \u2014\t000.It has not been determined Mr.Bruce Lang, of Chateau- how many consolation and resi-guay, was a recent guest of tiual Prizcs will come to this his uncle, Mr.J.I.Maxwell \u2022 '\tv-\"\" .INVES SECUI STOC .* v V -'./wyM*\t.country.Mr.Hubackek, the $150,000 winner from Kitchener, celebrated the news by taking Sun day off from his job at a packing house.WILL RETURN TO WORK \u2018T'm so excited.\u201d he said.\"But Monday I'll be back on the job.\u201d Usually, the 63-year-old winner said, he purchased one sweepstake ticket, but this year he bought three because it was his last year before retirement.He said he would stay with his job until normal retirement time, then take his wife for a long holiday trip to his native Czechoslovakia.EXCHANGE\t\t\tEXCHANGE\t\t \tClos'ng\t11 a nr\tClosing\t\t11 a.m.\\bilibi\t13'»\t13\tAmer.Tel.\t138 G\t Mgoma\t56'G\t57\tAnaconda\t47:.\t Aluminium\t31 ¦.\t\tRrlhlehc Steel\t38\t Vrgus Corp.\t13 .\t\tBorden's Co.\t73»4\t Asbestos\t20'a\t20\tChrysler\t45.\t Bell Tel.\tM's\t51'4\tComm.Solvents\t32\u2019»\t \u201d Rts.\t1 099\t1.10\t[Cons.Edison\t85\t Brazil\t2,00\t2.00 B\tDouglas\t24'»\t B.A.Oil\t29'»\t29 «\t[Dupont\t258't\t258»4 B.C.Forest\t25 t\t\tGeneral Electric\t87 ' a\t877 « B.C.Power\t46\t\tGeneral Motors\t81'*\t817.Bruck \"A\t26\t\tGoodyear\t46 »\t Can.c ement\t42G\t\tInti.Bus Mach.\t574't\t574'.Can.Iron\t29'4\t29 Mi\tlut.Paper\t32'*\t32'* Cdn.Aviation 1\t\u202211\t9' «\t\tInt.Tel\t56 .\t Crin Breweries\t9'»\tO'*\tJohns Manvillr\t62't\t ('tin.Br.Alum.\tA 10\t\tPepsi\t49\t (hemcell\t14*4\t14'«\tRadio\tillV'K\t36» Crin.Pac.Railwav 38\t\t37».\ti Republic Steel\t45'*\t Cons.Paper\t397 «\t397 s\t|U.S.Rubber\t51:»\t Cons.Smellers\t33'-j\t337»\tStd.Oil of N.J.\t84'*\t84'j Dist.Seagrams\t52-5«\t52 s>\tStudcbaker\t77»\t Dom.Bridge\tIR1»\t\tU.s.Steel\t58' i\t Dom.Tar\t19' K\t194*\tWoolworth\t74' a\t74 \u2018 s Dom.Textile\t25' i 2\t5>» BXD\t\t\t j Dupont\t45\t45\t\t\t [Famous Players\t20\t\tBALMY WEEKEND\t\t Ford \"A Fraser\t1.79 29\t29 R\tContinued From Page 3\t\t BAKER \u2014 To Barry and Mild red (nee Mimi McNeill) a daugh ter, March 20, 1964.at St.Lambert Hospital.BELIVEAU \u2014 Lucille and Errol, announce the birth ol their son, Errol Randall Wilfred.at the Sherbrooke Hospi tal, on March 22.1964.LONG \u2014 March 18.1964 at St Louis Hospital.Windsor Mills yue., to George and Beatrice dice Benoit) a girl 8 lbs.10 or \\ sister for Shawn, and Colleen PATTERSON \u2014 Gordon and iJune (nee Eraser) are happy to announce the arrival of a son.Douglas Alvah.9 lbs.3 or., at the Sherbrooke Hospital.March 16.1964, Brother for Lorelei and Ross.Deaths Gen .Dynamics\t32\"« Great Lakes Pap.23 Hawker Siddley 6'« Home Oil \"A\u201d\tMG Hudson Bay Co.LV i Hudson Bay Min, 65'.\u2019 mp.Oil Ind.Accept.!nt.Nickel Inti.Paper tnt.Pipe Jam.Public Sen Labatt Laur.Ki McMillat Ma.-.sey-1' Molsons No.anda j Ogilvie Ï Price Bros.Quebec Tel 'Rovulile Oil 451» 24 BO1\u2019.\u2019 34 -h 80'» 10 G 19 31 B 22n i 6'4 M'G 15 G 65 B 43'a 24'« 8(1 B \\D i.\"A\u201d\t22'*\t Blocdel\t27' a\t27»» ergUKon\t19's\t197» \u2022A\u201d\t28'.\t28'.\t44\u2019 *\t44 '» \t15\"»\t15 B IS.\t\t41 ' a fel .\t47'a\t Oil\t14»»\t WANTS HOUSE \u2014 Mrs.Margaret Niles, a 12-ycai nld widow working as a seamstress in a general store at Belle ville, Ont., to support her three children, won $60,000 with a ticket on Purple Silk in the Irish Sweenstakcs on the Grand National Steeplechase.Mrs.Niles, whose husband drowned six years ago wkilr fishing on Ihe Trent Canal, wants to buy a house first with her winnings.(CP Wirephoto) % & CONTINENTAL BUILQING, SHERBROOKE News flashes from around the world The ot America (CLC) said Satur- alter Ihe Vladivostok\u2014a 17,119 Buying a new car?VANCOUVER (CP) .member United Electrical, Ra-j^ay lhat almost 40 per cent of , r\tI the unemployed in Canada arc vice \u2022 president of the 20- .\t\u201e\t.\t1\t\u2022 .\t, r,,\t,\t, n m Quebec province, member United Electrical, Ra dio and Machine Workers union \u2022'ean Tare blamed the situa ____________________|tion partly on discrimination by \u2022 big business against Quebec French-speaking Canadians.United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union (Ind.) that if the solution is left to politicians, there will be no progress.He called on the Canadian people to act.hack to Russia from the An- ?bee provincial museum Jan.21, was charged Salu with theft of a $15,000 Renoir! painting March 13.\tBHde-eleCt ÎS Sayvette\t2 75\t Shawinigan Ind.\t4 95\t Steel Co.\t23'.\t23 n Traders Fin \u201cA\t\u2019 lj.%\t Trans-Can.Pipe\till»1 'i\t36' a Trans Ml.Oil\t1 (i »\t Triad Oil\t2 30\t W ilker\t327»\t32\u2019» R Zeller's\t40\t39'a Bn.Cn.Nationale 78\t\t78 Bk of Montreal\t62\t611.F, Bk of Nova Scotia 68\t\t67'a B Roue Provinciale\t54'.\t Cn.Bk of Comm.60'*\t\tBO\"» II Royal Bank\t72-'G\t72'.a Tor.Dom.Bank\t61'«\tfit W MINES and OILS \u2014\t\t \\rivocate\t6.30\t Alta.Gas Trunk\t33\t Cassiar\tion\t Central del Rio\t7.70\t Denison\t14' a\t Falconbridge\t647,\t64'/* Gunnar\t6.95\t llollingcr\t29'.\t29 Kerr Addison\t7(H)\t7.05 jQuemont\t101'»\t [Steep Rock\t5.00\t Northern\t1.98\t ! Kelly\t53\t HILL, Brinley Harold \u2014 At the Queen Mary Veteran s Hospital, Muntreal, Que., on Friday, March 20, 1934, Brinley Harold Hill, beloved hu.-band of Hilda Harrison in his 74th year.Retired employee of W T.Raw .spread over a 50 acre area, said loigh Company, Montreal.Ken Mr Fowler.\tin ; at C.F.Wilson & Son Fu Sap is collected in a large.\u2019ocrai Home, in Know.ton.to 135-allon tub fitted on a sled \"aral service from Holy Trinity and hauled by a team of horses.Church, S oith Bolton Que., on he said, and on » good day Tuesday.March 24.at 2 00 p in.25 tubs of sap will be collected Rev.E.Maeklin officiating.In ; Oui of tl\\G ho to on \" lions of lerment South Bolton Cemetery, syrup will be produced.Whether to.rich or watery whether the leaves fore the frost hits them in the Maude Huckins, beloved wife of fall, he said, for the sugar]the late William Packard, at eûmes from the leaves If the n,,- a-e of 86 years.Resting at frost strikes early spring sap Oass Funeral Home, 3» Duf will be watery, but if it comes |(,n|t\tSlanslcad> where L.tp altei the leaves have fully |nrn(|s m;iv call Monday and ripened and turned color, spring\t7'.9;00 p m -, hl, (ll -HP will be rich and high in MrraI se|.vicc.will be held at the -ugar content.I ns an oldjUnj|(lf| (.lniri,h Gcor;;cvtllp, !uoorv, he said, tha has bocn ,\t,\t¦»,\t, .»r\t, on , , , >\t.\t; rn\tWodnrsila).March 25, al 2:30 hoUl for at least .»() years.\t,, v., , hast fall, he remarked, the ]) in (Xf '\t\u201e11 ' ! frost was late and leaves ripen \"Urnncnt in Brooks.de Cemc od off well before il came ll l'1'' llc^ * froze in October, he said.Iv lieras often the first fall frost j^blAW, Lucy Seraph \u2014 Al the will come in September.\tGreen Gables, Apt.3, Richmond, And so, according to the Ml,c theory, this year's maple sap sap is PACKARD.Lulu \u2014 At the depends on Wales Home.Richmond, Que., ripen be Sunday.March 22.1C34 Lulu should be rich in sugar Clifford Curtis of RH 1 Halley, said Sunday that sap was running well during the week end.lie said he also had frozen sap in his pails from a short run two works ago.There were about 2,000 gallon buckets of this collected he said, and on Sunday il was boiled down to make 10 gallons of syrup The pails were filled wilh ; ip again during the weekend, he said, so one can consider the season as really starting on Saturday.on Saturday, March 21, 1!)G4, Lucy Seraph Shaw in her Rlith year.Rest ing at S.L.Lock wood's Funeral Home, 96 College St Richmond, Que.Funeral service in St.Ann's Church, Tuesday, March 24.al 2:00 p.m.Rev.H I Apps officiating.Interment in St.Ann's Cemetery.WOOD, Mary Howard \u2014 At the Wales Home, Richmond, Que., on Saturday, March 21, 1984, Mary Howard Oughtred, beloved wife of the late Waller Harper Wood, in her 79th year.Resting at Johnston\u2019s Funeral Chapel, It looked like an early sea- 530 Prospect SI., where Ihe fu- The burned remains of the ycar-cld still-life painting were fgfgcj dt sIlOWGr ?found by Quebec Provincial Po ^\t.lice Friday in a house in Que- jf) WatGNOO TOKYO (AP)\u2014The Venus de bee west, where Chouinard son this year wncii me w-aim spell carne two weeks ago, said Mr.Curtis, but cold weather returned again and slowed things down.It has been quite a few years though, since there was so little [snow, he said, and it will be ncral will be held on Tuesday, March 24 at 3:15 p.m.Rev.J.I).R.Franklin officiating.In torment Lakeside Cemetery, Bishopton.YOUNG, Betsy the Sherbrooke - Suddenly at Hospital, on much easier to get about in the Saturday, March 21, 1961.Betsy |bush this year than last.Gamsby, beloved wife of Ihe late Choose your own repayment plan.Milo, one of the art treasuresj'>vefT of the world, reached Tokyo Sunday slightly damaged by her dong sea voyage from France.Î Unpacked at the Museum of Western Art eight hours after she arrived in Yokahama aboard the French liner Viet Nam.the armless beauty was found to have lost four small pieces, chipped from the folds of her robe below the hip on !thc left side.Three of the chips were plaster used in restoring the statue.The fourth, about four inches long and as wide as a finger, was of the original marble.WATERLOO Mrs.LeonS Doug Herring, son of fanner)Oeorge Young, in her 65th year.Lewis and her daughter, MissjG.Herring of Lcnnoxville csti ]Resting in the R.L.Bishop Fu Maureen Lewis were hostesses mated that they would set out ]ncral Chapel, 300 Queen Blvd., at a miscellaneous shower held 1,200 to 1,400 pails.Most of N., Sherbrooke.Funeral service them are out already, he said, from St Peter\u2019s Church, Tues-The sap ran well on the farm yesterday and today, he said, and he estimated that 800 gal- day, March 24, at 2:00 p.m.The Rev.J.D.I! Franklin officiating.Interment Elmwood Cemetery.?April tea, sale is planned by Bedford U.C.W.BEDFORD \u2014 The monthly meeting of Ihe United Church Women was held March 12 in Ihe church hall, with one visi tor welcomed.\t________ Tentative plans were made ^ Vp||ow ancj escorted 1o al V|r.and Mrs Leslie .to invite Mrs.Sweeny, of Drum jchair\u2018decorated jn the chosen !and daughter, Dorcas, have lcIiiMon!rcj,l ,0 lakc Part st mondville, the new regional cojor gchernc, when a table a* ^for Ormonde Beach, Fla., where ^a^rjc^ s\tparade, for Mv* president to speak\tat the May\ttractivciy\twrapped\t«fis\twere lhey p]an to 5p\u20acnd two weeks,\tparish of SI\tAnthony.The mem meeting.\tarranged\tfor\tMiss\t(dark tOi[.;n route they will be guests of\tkc,s\thand are preparing Plans were made\tto hold a\t|Mr.Rodikor\u2019s sister, Mrs.Dean\tand Practising for a Musical salad tea and sa\ti\ton ¦ pri\tgu-fej ]\u201ench\twas served\tfrom Squires, Mr.Squires and fain-\t[¦ala' which\twill betheld in^ the n honor of Miss Dorothy Clark on March 14, where decorations were carried out in pink and The shower was a complété!Ions were collected, surprise to the bride-to-be who.dropping in to call found about \u2018 25 gursfs waiting fo greet her Mis6 I>ewis presented her with a corsage of baby mums in white Beebe Bedford On March 15 the Bedford Rediker hand, Les Ambasadcurs, were in cussion\"1on*catering To\\ rcc\u201cep,the lacc-covercd table centered ily in New Britain Conn.They jwith a large primula plant with will also spend two days in Washington, D.C., where they \t12 months\t18 months\t24 months\tTO month* S 500.\t.$ 43.96\t$ 30.04\t$ 23.09\t$ 18.92 $1,000.\t.S 87.91\t$ 60.07\t$ 46-17\t$ 37.83 $2,000.\t.$175.81\t$120.14\t$ 92.34\t$ 75.65 $3,000.\t.$263.72\t$180.21\t$138.51\t$113.48 which some politicians believed ! could affect party fortunes in the forthcoming national election.Bedford Arena on Empire Day, LONDON (AP) \u2014 Britain's tion in June, took place.\t., ~\thi.» elass sta r run electricity industry Following the business meet blue blosoms and blue g a.?tat?; T 111\t'i\u201eh, in \u201e\t; ing Mrs MacArthur was m holders with candles in match will visit places of interest, headed S\u201cnfay\t,nt® jk®\tof the program, with ing shades.The bride\u2019s cake in They will be accompanied country - wide *0 - slow strike\tLangficd, Mrs.N.the shape of a double-ring, was home by Mr.Rcdiker's parents, wrs.rranx uam,\tth white doves and Mr.and Mrs.Harold Rediker.!Par(:''';s.Mr anrJ Mrs M-f Mc of Derby, who have spent three ^aw *nd -\"r' and Mrs.Clayton Gucstl; were present from Iron months in Florida.\tCampbell Cowansville Mrs.Ralph Cooper is spend- Mi.and Mis.M.5ach lnve May 18, when many outstanding hands will be present.Mr.Richard McCaw and Mr.Gardner Campbell, of Montreal, .pent the weekend with their Wood.Mrs.R.R.Robinson decorated wit and Miss Vernal taking part injwedding bells, the dcvolionals.Mrs.Neil Crcller introduced j|iil, Swcetsbur; Beginning at dawn today the|Mrs Annc Harvey, of Siam-and Waterloo.131,000 workers in power sta- jirjdge £ast w)10 gave an in-j _____________________________ lions were under union orders!formative talk on her impres! _\t,\t.UqIJ in refuse overtime work and]s:ons nf jndia.mainly on the LarCl party neia stick rigidly to the working rule]vanous religions of the coun- .\t* i t VA/ I book, thereby imposing drastic iry, The speaker had also |H OlU OT W.l# cuts in current.\tlirought ar ing a few days in Cowansville,jITl-unl\u2018'd to their home at Str, with her cousin, Miss Marjorie kustaenc, after visiting the lat-Burnct, and visiting other ,r'rs parents, Mr.and Mrs.\\Y.friends.\t^ Wigh\u2019man.Mrs.Robert Elliotl and son, ______________;_______________________ Donald, and Mrs.Charles Atilis & OTTAWA ?then see \u201cThe Bank\u201d If you're in the market for a new car, give your nearest Toronto-Dominion Bank Manager a call.A low-cost Personal Loan from The Bank can put you behind the wheel of the car of your choice.and arranged her sou-1 sHIPTON \u2014 A card party injwere guests of Mrs.Jessie El- j venir* of a trip to India, Mrs.ajd of )he w j was held atjliott, Knowlton.MacArthur was thanked by (lic\tof Mrs w.Baglcy, Mr.De.mond Kelly, of New- zr\u2019D, tu» k\u201e,i0»i Mrs.MacArthur.\tw|th Mrs.D.George as eo-host-port, died suddenly at the home a p, .u-a a ,! A social, hour followed with]\th\t, w r(, p]aycd!of his sister, Mrs.Albert Wil- \u2022cd its third day o- Mrs wjl]iam MacArthur.Mr*.\u201c s\u2019\t5on, while in town to attend the day as Parliament headed to-Jftk Solcs and Mrs.Jack Fid-!31^\twere.LadiesMunei.ai \u201ef Mr.Wilson on March wards its Easter recess.\t!ais as hostesses.1 Under the present schedule_______________________________ for business, the six-day Commons debate will be adjourned çjv wonr old is Tuesday night following the vote\t'\"4 on a Progressive Conservative mon-confidence motion in the feted Ot pOTi'y [minority Liberal government.BEEBE ____________ On /larch Parliament begins the Easter Mrs.Jack Young entertained Prize winners were; first, Mrs.A.Leroux; second,114 Mrs.S.Taylor; consolation.Mrs.K.Kcnislon is spending Mrs.D.Kerr.\t'several days in Montreal with Men's first, Mrs.G.Leroux; her daughter.Mrs.George second.S.Taylor; consolation,Hasko, Mr.Hasko and family.\\ Leroux.\tMr- Carroll Stratton and Refreshments were served by Sharon, of Hartford.Conn., and 16\u2019 the hostesses at (he end of the Mr.Walter Stratton, of New- game.COOKSHIRE \u2014 A.Dickson, Mrs.TORONTO-DOMINION Where people make the difference J.L.Serre - Manager Sherbrooke Branch BANK break Friday and reconvenes\tume t0ts jn honor of the \u2022'Prd 6-\tsixth birthday of her daughter, ?\t.X.\t.X.\t.Susan W ^\ti Games were played with CAPE TOWN (Reuters)\u2014Rus- Betty Young taking the lead, Mrs.H.sian crew members chased and and Susan was the recipient John Cruickshank «nd M\u2018\u201e Ann overpowered the chief mate of of many gifts.\tCruickshank were recer guests the Soviet ship Vladivostok Sun- Lunch was served at the dose of Dr.and Mrs.F.R.Dickson, day after he jumped overboardpf the party.\tin Concord, and swam to a nearby Japa- port, were recent guests of Mrs.Blanche McLeod, at fhe home of Mrs.K Keniston.Included in the guests were nese trawler in this South Afri- Carmen Gaudreau, Kim Bean, -f-.-r-tf»ir can port city\tSylvia Aube, Judy Dezan.\u2019LUA I lv,UUK I They bound and gagged him:Michael Mathew and Dennis Mrs.Edythe Beerworth was a \u2018**7A and carried him back to the Rollins, of Stanstead.\tguest for two days of Mr and Vladivostok.\tM'-*- Maynard Rollins assist- Mrs.Gordon Beerworth, in Len- I The incident occurred hourspd Mrs.Young,\tnoxville.Shtrbrookt Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary NEW CONVENER of INMEMORIAM FUND NAMED Mr*.W.P.Charle-bois, Tel.562-0357,\t472 Outbec St., Sherbrooke; Assisted by: - Mrs.Paul S.McKenna, Tel.567-6926,\t480 Arlington St\u201e Sherbrooke, Due.Marriages, Card of Thanks, Death Notices, Births, 25c per count line- Minimum chaise, $2.00 18 lines or less).IN MEMORIAM NOTICES 20c per count line Minimum charge, *2.00 ««1 chair than to sloueh m\tan\t^\u2019hool\tbus to help celebrate of Air.and Mrs.Thomas Beat\" overstuffed chair.Coughing and her birthday, tie while here to attend the St.sneezinp\tthe pviin I he dining room w as dec- Patrick s Party at St.Pierre dcj^*ven biesc symptoms, your orated wtili colorful inflated bal-Broughton.\tjdoctor can confirm the diagno- loons and on the lace-covered ____________________ sis with an X-ray.\ttable were festive hats, and For the acute case five to to baskets of assorted treats.The HUNTINGVILLE \u201cWest opened the deuce of clubs.He assumed that East had doubled for a dub lead and would be able to ruff.I assum-med the same and finessed.When my eight spot won the trick, I led a spade toward dummy.When West showed out, I rose wdth dummy's king, led three rounds of hearts in order to get rid of dummy\u2019s king of diamonds, and then led a low' spade to dummy's ten.\u201cEast took that trick, but that was all.\u201d It was certainly quite a slam to bring home.When I get to Durham I am going to remember not to double Vic Huggins.CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: East South West North 1 ?\t7 You, South, hold: 4-A-Q-7 6-5, ¥A-K-8-7-4, 4-2, 4-2.What do you do?A\u2014Bid one heart only.The bidding is not going to stop here.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION West bids two diamonds and East three diamonds.What do you do now?Answer Tomorrow' Social evening closes Border curling season BEEBE \u2014 The Ladies Section at the Border Curling Club concluded the 1964 season with a successful social evening on March 16.Two teams, including the Beatles, W'ere curling, interrupted by two clowns who hat their own ideas of how the game should be played.Other members and guests played cards and all w'ere served with refreshments.One of the highlights of thej evening yvas the fancy dress parade.First prize was won by Mrs.Blanche Bease, as Robin Hood; second prize went to Mrs.June Quigley, as Bonzo: the clown; the Beatles gave an| enthusiastic performance of.Hold My Hand, with appropriate screams from the audience Prizes were awarded for the season\u2019s evening and afternoon league curling.The winners of the Jenkins trophy were Mrs.Mildred Carruthers, Mrs.Lor raine Joyal, Mrs.Ethel Tilton and Mrs.Alice Grant.Runners-up were Mrs.Betty Cass, Mrs.Blanche Beasse.j Mrs.Jane Paige and Mrs.| Joyce Demers.the Molson's trophy was won by Mrs.Helen Edgar, Mrs.Esther Baldwin, Mrs.Ellen Holland and Mrs.Maria Seguin: runners-up being Mrs.Olive Wells.Mrs.Muriel Lapierre, Mrs.Nellie Kezar and Mrs.Jes sie Current.There was a new trophy this year, The Rediker Transport, for the ladies bonspiel, skipped by thirds.The winners were Mrs.G.Paine, Mrs.Hellen Edgar, Mrs.Ellen Holland, Mrs Mabel Wallace; runners-up Mrs.Jackie Cass, Mrs.Betty Cass, Miss Arlene Probyn ant Miss Jessie Wootten.Consola tion were Airs.Lib Miller.Mrs Dorcas Pocock, Mrs.Ma, Bronson and Mrs.Ellen Kilpa rick w'ho won over Mrs.An Grady, Mrs.Olive Wells, Mr Jane Paige and Miss Gaétan Fluet.TONES UP FEET A foot vibrator in London's Victoria Station, for sixpence, tickles and tingles tired feet back into shape.Boston, Mass., visited Air.and days of bed rest is often all that is needed for a cure.The \"1 and \u2018^rs Gli'i®1 bup01 less the victim uses his back Airs.\tAlbert Custeau Vehilc\tand son-\t0\t'during this time,\tthe better will here\tto attend the funeral of\t^aw*iesburY¦ *1\u2019^1 on *\talc 1\tbe the results.\tHeat from an their\tuncle, Mr.Peter Laugh-\t12- tor \"le'r\thome, having\tbeen\t0ie(,tric pari helps some victims, rea, of St.Pieme de Broughton,\tcalled here\tby\tthe death\tand\tbut appears to\tmake others who died at the age of 92.He funeral of their brother-in-law, leaves a brother, Mr.Thomas Mr.Ernest J.Wilson.worse.Alassage and other forms traditional birthday cake con tered the attractive table.The evening was spent with games, contests and a sing-song.Janet was the recipient of many gifts, including several by mail.Aliss Susan Bailey of Bury, remained overnight.BI5HOPTON Friends of this community were sorry to leant of the deaths of Mrs.Gordon Amos and Mr.P.F.Lyness, of Richmond.Mr.Lynrss was a resident of this community a member of years Mr.and Mrs James Boyce ago and baby, Cindy, of Montreal, Mr and Mrs Roland Tretn were recent guests of Mr and bitty, of St.Hyacinthe, were Mrs.M Davis.I hoy were ao- overnight guests of their uncle, companied home by their dmigh- Mr.Ernest Tremblay, and Mrs.ter, Debbie, who had spoil! two Tremblay, weeks with her grandparents.\tfu'n(,ral of A1(,v Char.Prior to Debbie's visit, Mrs.Davis had spent two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.Boyce, in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Leo Fleury and children accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Betts were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Vintinner, in Waterloo.The pentier, aged !).r).a well known resident of this place, who died at the Youville Hospital in Sherbrooke, was held here in St.Peter's Church on March 10, at 10 p.m.Father Mathieu, col ebrated the Requiem Mass assisted by deacon and subdeacon.The deceaesd had «pont hia entire life here.Mr.Franklin Graham, of Montreal, spent a few\u2019 days at the home of his mother, Mrs.R.Graham.Friends here learned with regret the death of Mr.Herbert Mitchell, 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O\u2019DONNELL Lloyd Humbert's Sherbrooke rink walked off with the main event of the 32nd annual Lennoxville Curling Club Bonspiel and the John Nichol Memorial Trophy Saturday evening in the finals while Harold Mooney's Sherbrooke quartet copped the Lennoxville Press Trophy in the consolation section of the \u2019Spiel.Following the matches President Lyman Tomkins presided at the presentation of the trophies and prizes.President Tomkins thanked all players who helped to make the event such a grand success this year and congratulated the winners for their fine exhibition.Wes Nichol awarded the Nichol Trophy to Skip Humbert while Otis Burns presented Skip Harold Mooney with the Lennoxville Press Trophy.Over two hundred attended the dinner Saturday noon as all rinks were on hand for the delicious meal served by the ladies.President Tomkins presided and call on Mayor Archie Mitchell who welcomed the curlers on behalf of Lennoxville.In the finals of the main Left to right: Skip Warner, W.Smith, R.Counter, Pete Parker.Standing: Skip Humbert, Dr.J.Hibbard, President Tomkins, R.Chretien, D.Donnaehie.I» Wiitiii.i iijikuiiiJii .iiu.wi* Left to right: Skip Barrington,M.Cloutier, M.Lemieux, D.Todd.Standing: D.Bourne, D.Coates, 0.Burns, Skip Mooney, A.Swan.(Photos by Gerry Lemay).THE W/ OR LD OF SPORTS Canadiens win NHL championship m * Mt.Orford\tskiers win Andree Crepeau and Bob La verdure skiing under Ihe Mont Orford Ski Club walked off with the senior and juniors titles in (he Mt.Sutton Invitation Ski Meet held Sunday.Louise Thibault, University of Montreal, was runner-up lo Miss Crepeau with a time of 1:43.8, followed by Debbie Derrick, Jay Peak, in 1:44.2.Two Jay Peak racers finished within two tenths of a second J Junior skier Andree Crepeau ot each other behind Laverdure.lopped both senior and juniorpick Rivard was timed in 1:27.0 entries with a time of 1:36.Vto edge out David Meyer for to capture her second straight second place.Jean Lessard trophy and Bob A field of 74 competed in the Laverdure.a senior A compeli-|giant slalom event, set by Mt.tor, posted ihe day's fastesljSutton ski school director and time, 1:26.0, to take the men\u2019s former Canadian national (earn title.\tj member Jean Lessard.event Skip Humbert guided his quartet to a close 8-7 win over Charlie Warner\u2019s Lennoxville rink.In the Press event Skip Mooney\u2019s foursome rolled up a 14-4 decision over Skip Ernie Barrington of Windsor Mills.In the Humbert-Warner battle it was close the whole way and Ihe outcome was only decided in the final end and on the last stones tossed by the skips.They opened with a dead-end and after two ends the score was only 2-1 for the Sherbrooke crew.They added one more but Skip Warner then came up with a nice three-end to square the score.Sherbrooke picked up singles in the next two ends before Skip Warner made a nice draw with two already in the house to register three and knot the count 5-5 after eight ends.It was Skip Humbert's turn in the next end when Warner missed his crucial shot and they counted three for 8-5 coming home.In the final end it was strictly knock out the whole way until the thirds came to play.! Lennoxville got two in the house but after the exchange of shots they were cut down but [counted two to just fall short of tying the count as Sherbrooke won 8-7.In the Mooney Barrington affair it was a one-sided event.Skip Barrington's rink failed to show any of the good playing; the board with a single but after that Sherbrooke opened a big spread with a singles in the next two ends before com-l pulled off a nice shot to make a take-out and count two to win the match 7-6.In the other half of the draw ing up with a three and a 13-1 it was a close battle between lead.Windsor bounced backjDr.John Taylor of Lennoxville with three for a 13-4 count but and Harold Mooney of Sher-Skip Mooney made a nice take- brooke.After five ends the out for one and then Skip Bar match was tied 4-4.In the next rington conceded the match end when Skip Taylor missed after the ninth end.\t;0Ile of his few shots Mooney In the semi-finals of the PUÜed in to pick up three and Nichol Trophy Charlie Warner of Lennoxville posted a 7-2 win over Stan Hamilton's Lennoxville foursome.The Hamilton rink just couldn't get going and after four ends Skip Warner\u2019s quartet held a 5-0 lead.Hamilton got his two points in the fifth but that was all as Warner picked up singles in the next two ends for a 7-2 count.In the final end Hamilton conceded the match.In the other half of the draw Lloyd Humbert of Sherbrooke pulled out with a 8-4 win over Darcy Bennett\u2019s Lennoxville rink.This was a close match when skip Bennett drew in for one to cut the Sherbrooke rink out of a possible four.In the next end Skip Humbert sealed up the decision when he got a big four-end and from then on they were never headed.In the final end Skip Bennett made a nice shot but the Sherbrooke skip came right back and picked up two to finish the match 8-4.In the upper half of the Len they exhibited during thelnoxville Press Trophy Ernie ; march to the finals.They just Barrington of Windsor emerged couldn\u2019t do anything while on with a close 7-6 win over Ernie r \"N the other hand Mooney's rink turned in a fine game.After seven ends the score was 8-0 for the Sherbrooke crew.Windsor finally broke on Taylor of Sherbrooke.Barrington picked up three in the sixth end and this decided the outcome.Coming home the Windsor rink was down two but he a 7-4 lead.Dr.Taylor got a single in the seventh and was down 7-5 coming home.In the final the Mooney rink got two in well protected and when Dr.Taylor missed on his final shot they counted two to win 9-5.In the quarter-finals Saturday morning the Humbert rink posted a 5-4 win over Maurice Sears of Windsor while Darcy Bennett stopped Larry Dwyer 10-\t2.Stan Hamilton rolled up a 11-\t2 victory over Roy Wiggett of Sherbrooke and Charlie Warner blasted B.Hopcraft of North 15-2.In the Press event Ernie Taylor downed R.Burchmore 10-8, E.Barrington came up with a 11-5 win over Everett Nicol and Dr.Taylor stopped T.Jarman of Granby 8-7.The Mooney rink eked out a close 6-5 victory over Stiffy Stafford of Magog after a close battle.The finalists follow NICHOL TROPHY Lennoxville\tSherbrooke P.Parker\tD.Donnaehie R Gaunter\tR.Chretien W.Smith\tDr.J.Hibbard C.\tWarner\tL.Humbert Skip 7\tSkip 8 PRESS TROPHY Windsor\tSherbrooke D.\tTodd\tD.Bourne M.Lemieux\tA.Swan Cloutier\tD.Coates E.\tBarrington\tH.Mooney Skip 4\tSkip 14 Dow Invitation Bonspiel opens tonight The opening draw follows: MONDAY STOPPER IN LAST GAME OF NEW YORK SEASON \u2014 New York Rangers goalie Jacques Plante stops scoring attempt by Montreal Canadiens Bobby Rousseau, 15, in first period of final New York game in Madison Square Garden last night.Other Rangers going in to aid Plante are Don Johns, upper left, and Jim Ncilson, Canadiens Billy Hicks, 8.wearing helmet, is at upper right.(AP Wirephoto) The annual Dow Invitation| [Bonspiel opens this evening at1 the Sherbrooke Curling Club ; with a total of 32 rinks compel- Bean North Hatlev ing in the popular competition.Allan Giard of Dow Brewery will toss the first stone this evening to officially open the-*- Simard, Sherbrooke week-long battle.C.Warner, Lennoxville EMPLOYERS- we\u2019ll pay you to hire him before March 31st.1964! There's still time to take advantage of the Government's Older Worker Incentive Program.If you apply before March 31st, 1964, the Federal Department of Labour will pay you up to $75.00 a month\u2014for up to 12 months\u2014for every employee you hire, 45 years of age and older.The older job applicant must have been unemployed for six of the previous nine months.All new jobs and jobs vacated before September 1 st, 1963, qualify .so call your nearest National Employment Office today.Issued by authority of the HON.ALLAN J.MacEACHEN, MINISTER OF LABOUR, CANADA Old men about to hang up their skates, untried youngsters who had just laced them up and a goaltender that they [said would never make the grade.J Sounds like a motley crew, ;but these are the under rated and overlooked performers who icarried ihe Montreal Canadiens to the National Hockey League jeham p i o n s h i p.Even their hockey-wise managing director, Frank Selke Sr , could see them For example: -Twenty-one goals from Hernie Geoffrion, the old pro who most \u201cexperts\" thought was unduly prolonging his stay in ihe league and almost about to quit.\u2014Seventy - eight points and leadership from Jean Béliveau.another veteran supposedly \u201cstale\" and nearing the end.6,00 P.M.vs H.Blain, Sherbrooke vs I.Lavallee, Sherbrooke 7:00 P.M, vs B.Ross, Sherbrooke 8:00 P.M.\u201cDoc\u201d Beaulieu, local agent,|G Armstrong, Sherbrooke vs D.Bennett, Lennoxville first, he failed by a point.Beliveau had been the team leader all year and Geoffrion, battling time and two injuries, was an inspiration.It was fitting that these two men were the architects of the final victories.Beliveau set up one goal andiday night and then coasted put another in himself as the home with 76 points\u2014nine less Canadiens dumped Boston and than Montreal and five more then got the first goal in New than Wings\u2014with an easy de- Sunday\u2019s will present the trophy to the \\v.Fuller, Sherbrooke winners next Saturday evening.Rinks from the District only Ab McDonald and Eric Nesterenko gave the Hawks a 4-2 lead minutes later and Murray! the Bruins are competing this season and will see lour from North Hat- Oliver closed out scoring for this season in the 16th minute.Toronto spiked Detroit's hopes of overhauling the Leafs Satur- N.Baldwin, Sherbrooke ley, eight from Lennoxville and the balance from Sherbrooke.Games will commence this evening at 6 p.m.followed with shifts at 8 and 10 p.m.Commencing tomorrow evening the matches will be played at 7j p.m.and 9 p.m.for the balance! \u201e\t, .T .of the week.The quarter-finals!3- Keed.North Hatley will take place Saturday morn- ^- Dwyer.Sherbrooke the afternoon the K- Jackson, Sherbrooke F.Pattison, Lennoxville A.Doiron, Lennoxville P.Leger, Sherbrooke F.Pearson, Sherbrooke vs K.Lane, Lennoxville 9:00 P.M.vs R.Wiggett, Sherbrooke TUESDAY 7:00 P.M.vs H.Mooney, Sherbrooke vs E.Taylor, Sherbrooke vs J.Johnston, North Hatley 9:00 P.M.vs R.Atto, Lennoxville WEDNESDAY vs W.Nichol, Lennoxville vs B.Hopcraft, North Hatley vs D.Racey, Sherbrooke 9:00 P.M.-Consistent, sometimes bril-York.Geoffrion banged in his[cision ^ in Sunday's \u201cnothing liant goaltending from char-ninth winner th>s >'ear.at 4:48 of game.finishing no higher than second Re Hodge, who won the Vezinajthe f,nal Period, to beat the Red Kelly scored on a break-iing while in place.\tTrophy for\tthe\tfirst time after [Rangers.\taway for the\twinner in the 5-3;rinks\twill\tfight it\tout\tfor\ta Most people\tsaid fourth.Some\tlanguishing\tin\tthe minors in\tBilly Hicke,\tAndre Boudrias, |\twin after the\tWings nad fought\tberth\tin\tthe\tfinals\tSaturday ! Dr.J.A.Dion, Sherbrooke vs O.Goyette, Sherbrooke predicted\tfifth.\tthe shadow\tof\tJacques Plante.\tBalon and Ferguson\talso\tscored\tback from a\t3-1 deficit to tie\tevening at 8\tp.m ith\t\u2014Defensive\twork of a calibre\tin the Boston\trout\tand\tJerry\td- Bob Pulford.Frank Mahov ¦ \u2022\t- l~ .\u2019 r lich, Dave Keon and George be a very popular tournament;E Njco| sherbrooke Armstrong also scored for Toronto and Marcel Pronovost, Alex Delvecehio and Parker MacDonald tallied for Detroit.But the old men played wi pride, the youngsters with de- unexpected from rookies Terry Toppazzini got the lone goal for termination andThat little man! Harper and Jacques Laper-the losers, m the nets Charlie Hodge [ riel'e- who started out as un\u2018 -'acques Plante threatened to proved at fast that'he belonged: seasoned n e w c o m e r s and ruin Montreal's title chances The Canadiens grabbed Lheir wound up with the respect and with an outstanding ef-eighth pennant in 10 years Sun- confidence of coach Toe Blake.]fort against his old teammates, day night in one of'the most -Twenty-four goals from Dave kicking out 38 shots, but two dramatic finishes in NM1.his TWO FOR BIG M' Mahovlich scored twice Sunday night and Bob Batin and Balon.a nondescript leftjgoals were all the Canadiens winger who was a hardly-no- needed except for Bob Nevin s j)ave Keon got singles as the ticed part of the Worsley-goal in the Ranger-dominated wings used rookie goalie Pat Plante package trade with second period, the Canadiens1 Kupp, 21, of the U.S.Olympic New York.\tpennant express held together]Rockev team.\u2014Eighteen goals from John for the last lap\tFloyd Smith got the Wings Ferguson, a rookie.\tThe Hawks fell behind early |one KOaj It was no wonder Blake called as Doug Mohns scored in the point but holding a game in t|1js |,js ¦\u2022nl0S[ enjoyable season first period but rallied on goals edge picked up SI.000 for the hand, Montreal downed Boston as a coach.'' even considering]by Kenny Wharram and Ron ^ozina roph> win.edging Hall tory.They edged out Chicago by one point, making the Hawks runnersup for the second straight year.HABS WIN BIG GAMES Trailing Chicago by a single In years past this proved to but this year the event was cut] down with only local rinks being invited to take part.G- Crosby, Sherbrooke THURSDAY 7:00 P.M.vs A.Turgeon, Sherbrooke 9:00 P.M.vs S.Hamilton, Lennoxville Bonus pot of $58,000 wrapped Sunday in NHL 5-1 Saturday night to climb into]tpe p0werhous se rears.Murphy in the second period 167 to 169.and wrote an amaz- ' » I I \\ r'-*\tIII vilv.O V S.V./1111 V L A V/VV \u2022 ,\t.\t.\tN'llT first and ihen held on their -p,, gjjjy Rear, it must have But Mohns counted again at the\t^ ^ |Position with a 2 1 decision over bpen a Ritter disappointment.]start of the first to ruin Hall's New York Sunday while the pjjred to direct the Hawks intolVezina hopes.(Hawks edged Boston 4-3.took TOWNSHIPS SKI REPORT Toronto took third place, whipping Detroit 5-3 and 41 in a home-and-home series that left the Wings in fourth place.New York was fifth and Boston The following is a report on of 5 to 25 inches of snow.One last,\t[ski conditions in the Eastern inch new snow-fall over granu- The Stanley Cup playoffs open[Townships given each morn lar surface.Few icy spots.Thursday with Toronto playing mg by Sherbrooke Tourist In- Slopes very good to fair.Tows in Montreal in series \u201cA\u201d and formation Bureau:\tm operation.Temperature 20 Detroit at Chicago in series .\t,\t.\t.\tabove.\u201e\tSherbrooke: C osed.\tin»* ._\tEast Angus: Not They are the same pairings that went into last year's post MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 The pair in the aggregate but the!2 second-half man behind Howe, shares in a bonus pot carrying!^ campaigner, Detroit\u2019s Gor- He produced 42 points in the \u201e\u201e \u201e\u201e\u201e\t.die Howe, w'as the second-half- a whopping $58.000 were settled ]eader with a 44,point perform with the Sunday night wrapup ance an(j won 5500 as such, of the National Hockey]HULL SCORED 43 League\u2019s 210-game schedule.! Hull, the most prolific man (die Howe, was the second-half final 35 games.Charlie Hodge, the economy-size goalie who beat Gump Worsley out of a job with Montreal But the incentive money on the attack with 43 goals, col- Canadiens, meanwhile w'on the Vezina Trophy and $1,000 it car- history.Called up to replace injured Gump Worsley in the ninth game of the season, his remarkable work kept him on the learn long after Worsley had recovered.Chicago's Stan Mikita won theigame-1o-game at each rink individual scoring championship showed it was a record season and $1.000 with 89 points\u2014two at the box office, more than runnerup Bobby Hull The teams drew more than who collects $500.Beliveau was 2.850.000 fans over all compared third with 78.Andy Bathgate]with the previous season s rec-, ______\tfourth with 77 and Howe Fifth iord-setling total of some 2.730.-1 Sherbrooke: closed\tEgst Angus.Not operatingjat 73.\t,000.described as 92 per cent] North Hatley: Closed.\ttoday.\tHowe earned $500 as the most of the rated seating capacity at Magog (Mt.Orford): Total of Thetford Mines (Mt.Adstock): proficient scorer during the see- the six rink.< L I\tthan\tlast lects $500 as runnerup\tto\tMi-ries, beating out Chicago\u2019s makes less of\ta dent\tthan\tlast\tr\ta season in the\ttake of\tthe\tpro-(klla and another $250 as\tthc\tNo.iGlenn Hall in their final games, moters in the league's six member cities.Official attendance figures for the season were not available immediately but the announce ments on the gate made from season duel-for-money when De] 18 to 25 inches of snow.One {Closed.\tjl)nt) half, compiling 44 points in Breaking down the bonus iroit upset Chicago in their best inch new snowfall over gran Sutton Junction (Mt.Echo): 35 games and Hull again was money allocation a bit, there is of-seven semi-final and Toronto ular base.A few icy spots One inch new snowfall over second with 42 for $250.\t$54.000 for the members of the beat Montreal, going on to dispose of Detroit for the cup.There's no easily-recognizable hero in the Canadiens glory-story.No one scored 30 goals and the Habs probably won't place a man on the first all-star team.They won with performances they didn't really expect., Slopes are good to very good.[granular surface.Few bare and Each member of the Canadi four top teams and another $4,-Tows in operation.Temperature [icy spots.Tows in operation, jens gets $1,500 for finishing firstjooo for individual proficiency.30 above.\tSlopes good.Temperature 25 j with 85 point s and the Hawks\u2014I Stan Mikita\u2019s 89 points gave Knowlton (Gltn Mountain): above.\tedged out by one point for the the bellicose Chicago centre the 12 to 20 inches of snow.One Brompton Lake (Indian Val- second straight year and still,Art Ross Trophy and $1,000 as inch new snowfall.A few icy] lay): Closed.\t[looking for their first pennant [the No.1 point-collector with a spots.Slopes good.Tows in op-1 Granby (Shefford Valley): [\u2014get $750 a man.The Leafs|two - point cushion over his eration.Temperature 22 above.[dosed.\t[collect $500 each and the Wingsjteammate Bobby Hull.Sutton (Mount SuHon): Total' Danville (Mt.Proulx): Closed, [pick up $250 each.\tj No one was even close to the Always there with ready cash.For Car Repairs or any good reason $5022 to $5,00022 NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 240 Branche* from Coast to Coaat 56 Wellington St.North 109 Sanborn St.\u2014 - Tel.569-5178 Tel.569-5511 ) SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON., MAR.23 1&S4 It Rosemere wins Visser, Sunnysio'e Migh cops consolation Ekes out 37-33 win over Sherbrooke while Sunnyside slops Three Rivers 53-48 in closely fought fixtures Rosemere High School senior basketball squad took over as reigning chamoions in the Provincial Basketball play downs Saturday when they defeated Sherbrooke High itchocl 37-33 in a final game for the Visser playoffs.In the consolation round in the same tournament, Sunnyside High School edged Three Rivers.53-48.Eight teams entered the playoffs representing different areas in the Province of Quebec, excluding the Island of Montreal.The entries were Rosemere, Three Rivers.Sunnyside, Sherbrooke, Hull, Chambly, Cowansville, and Asbestos Dan ville-Shipton high schools.NEW VISSER CHAMPIONS \u2014 Shown above is the Rose-mere High squad who defeated Sherbrooke High in the finals Saturday 37-33 is seen receiving the Visser Trophy from Dr.A.H.Visser Saturday afternoon.Pictured from left to right, front row are: J.S.Visser, Gary Stephens, Bob Kay, Greg MacKeon, Dr.A.H.Visser presenting the award to team captain Peter Cruchet, Bryan Robertson.Alan Bristowe and Mr.Jim Visser.Back row, same order.B.Burns, Ron MaeClements, Mr.Earland Pepper, coach, Brian MacLean, and Stuart Jameson.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) WBA may strip Cassius Clay of heavyweight title NEW YORK (AP)\u2014The move of the World Boxing Associatior.to strip Cassius Clayr of his heavyweight title may lead toj a \"big, big mess.\" Ed Lassman, president of the WBA, said in Miami, Fla., Sunday that Clay's personal actions, has made him a \"detriment to the boxing world\" and that he; was polling the WBA's 20-member executive committee to declare the title vacant.Lassman said that only 11: votes were needed and that he expected to announce a \"favorable vote\" Friday.The champ himself\u2014or Muhammad Ali as he prefers to be called\u2014countered with the assertion that \"they're going to cause a big, big mess all around the world.\u201d Lassman's action, virtually on the eve of Tuesday\u2019s opening of a Senate boxing probe in Washington, surprised pugilistic circles almost as much as Clay did in dethroning champion Sonny Liston in their title bout Feb.25 at Miami Beach.Liston failed to come out for the seventh round, claiming an injured shoulder.Clay, who has acknowledged that he is a member of the Black Muslims, a Negro supremacy group, claims he is \"the saviour of boxing\u2019\u2019 and not a \"poor example for the youth of world\" as Lassman contends.T don't drink, I don\u2019t smoke,\u201d he said at his New York hotel.\"Fve never been caught stealing.I don\u2019t run around with women and I don\u2019t carry pistols.\u201cI\u2019ve never been in any kind of trouble.I'm an Olympic gold medal winner for this country and I won the heavyweight title fair and clean.\u201cLassman must be thinking of Sonny Liston.I wonder if Lassman has thought about the reaction over the world.\u201cI\u2019d like to take a nationwide poll to see what people think and Mr.Lassman would find out then.\u201d Should the WBA declare the heavyweight title vacant, it would be unprecedented.In 1959 the WBA, then known as the National Boxing Association, lifted Sugar Ray Robinson\u2019s middleweight title, but that was because Robinson did not defend within a stated time.Joseph Triner, chairman of the Illinois Boxing Commission said: \u201cFm a firm oeliever in position of having two heavy-boxing titles being won in the weight champions, each organring and not being taken awayjized by different organizations.\u201d in some office.\u201d\tThe Senate hearing in Wash- CALLS ACTION ARBITRARY ington will look into the con-In London, Teddy Waltham, tract Clay signed with Intersecretary of the British Boxing continental Promotions.Inc.be-Board of Control, termed the fore the Feb.25 bout.WBA action \u201carbitrary\u201d andj Clay was paid $50,000 for giv-said it \"could lead to the idiotic jjng Linter-Continental, in which , .ii\u2014.,, Liston is reported to hold 47ti Bill Fuller's rink wins in Montreal per cent, exclusive rights to promote his first title defence in the event he beat Liston.Should Clay be dethroned Bruneau, chairman of the WBA world championship committee, I MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Gene'said the \u201cNo.1 ranked fighter Hodgson, George Smart, Tom would meet the fourth ranked Hunter and Vance Larson won boxer and the No.2 man would the Lord Elgin Trophy Saturday meet the No.3 contender.The for Hudson, Que., Curling Club:winners of these two fights at the suburban Town of Mount would then meet for the cham Royal Club.\tjpionship.\u201d The Hudson rink defeated thej\t- host club\u2019s M.C.Archibald rink 10-5 in the final.The B event for the Grand National Trophy went to Bill Fuller of Sherbrooke, Que., 10-8 over Dr.J.McCavour\u2019s rink from Ottawa.Winner of the C event was Ian Smith's rink from Montreal Thistle with an 11-5 victory over J.Kilburn of Fredericton, N.B.NHL Leaders Standings: Montreal, won 36, !:st 21, tied 13, points, 85 Points: Mikita, Chicago, 89 Goals: Hull, Chicago, 43 Assists: Bathgate, Toronto, 58 Shutouts: Hodge, Montreal, 8 8 Penalties: Hadfield, New York, 151 minutes.ihead with this lead at half-lime.Both teams entered the sec and half knowing that this was he showdown as to whether \u2022vH.S.would retain the tropin for a third consecutive year ar would it move to a new location.The action was close :s well as rough, for both ;quads could not afford to al-j low their opponents to gain any ^xtra baskets.Once again Shoe irooke showed promise in re Aiming to the top spot as they' slowly inched their way up the! scoring column.With the fourth quarter remaining, Sherbrooke lessened the margin down to nine points which, at this point, seemed a great deal to overcome.Rose mere could not dump the ball! through the hoop to register fori he needed points to clinch the' berth.Meanwhile, S H S.child-labor charges against Hou-led by the driving power ofUston Colts if young John Pad- signing his contract with the New York Mets may Eliminations began Friday night for the championship playoffs and all games were played at Bishop\u2019s University and Len noxville H i g h gymnasiums Sherbrooke showed a tremend ous force over Cowansville as they wiped them out 5921 in the first game at Bishop's while Hull managed to emerge victors over Three Rivers 52 46 in Len noxville.Following these open ing games, Chambly .County High School scored a decisive victory over A.D.S.53-23 with Rosemere coming through with their first victory toward the championship defeating Sunny-side 49-45.All teams moved into the semi-finals Saturday as they fought for the playoff berth and also the Consolation round.Sherbrooke High School met Hull in the first of the championship semi - finals showing their skill and power scoring their second victory with a large margin between the scores, 54-23.Meanwhile Cowans ville met their second defeat against Three Rivers who defeated Cowansville 7951.In section B of the Consolation round, Sunnyside moved into the finals after overpowering A.D.S.55-41.In this same section, for the championship, Rosemere and Chambly met at Bishop\u2019s and fought to the very end in order to gain the final spot to meel the past winners, Sherbrooke High.Although the final out come, 50-35 does not seem too impressive, action was close throughout Ihe first half which ended in a 26-26 tie.However, in the second half, Rosemere broke open under Alan Bris towe to take the game.CONSOLATION ROUND Three Rivers High School and Sunnyside met for the consola tion round played at Bishop's Saturday afternoon.Sunnyside defeated T.R.H.S.by a slim 53-48 decision.In the first half Three Rivers opened the scoring on free foul shots but could not advance any further in the first quarter as Sunnyside soon advanced and overpowered' their opponents with a full scale offensive attack to maintain a convincing 31-19 lead at the halftime mark Gary Sisco and Mike Bronson led Sunnyside throughout the contest while the big gun for \u201e .Three Rivers was Terry O\u2019Brien.2\u2019 A,\tJaml£on-\t' In the second half, It looked as if Sunnyside could wrap up\t\u201e .\t___10 the consolation round wlthlM.steinman 12, É.Norton 7, BJforget him, too COACH SIGNS \u2014 Claude ; is Andre Bessette, who also i oral Manager of the Alouet* St Vincent, centre, is seen j reached terms with the local tes, Claude St.Vincent and Roger Gauthier, president of Sherbrooke Baseball Club for the coming season.Standing chib.In the photo, left to right, is Leonard Cote, Gen- the club.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Mets still having trouble with Colts' Patiorek Mark Steinman and high rebounding of Mike Wilcox to move within four points of the victory.With two minutes remaining, Bill Burns tallied the dl-important basket which dinched the title for Rosemere 37 -33.The last minutes of this contest proved to be the thrill ers of Ihe afternoon as Slier brooke and Rosemere fought neck and neck to the final horn.Spectators cheered their fav ante team on as a full capacity audience witnessed this championship.Outstanding players for the new Visser champions are wilh out any doubt, Alan Bristowe and Peter Cruchet.The former showed quality and leadership on the court in his ball handling and playmaking while the latter controlled the back-boards at both ends.Sherbrooke played an even game as all players were qualified for their roles on the court.Mike Wilcox and Mark Steinman stood out in all games played with Sher brooke in this tournament.It may be noted that Rose mere has come up with two championships this year includ ing the Visser as they also won the Cowansville Tournament held earlier in the year.Most of the players have at least one more year with the team and all show promise for basketball future.The teams follow: Rosemere: Alan Bristowe 12, orek continues harassing them.If that doesn't work, the Mets file southpaw from Leaside, Ont.,.Jim Bunning and Ryne Duren contributed three scoreless in |combined for a two-hitter as the nings to a 3-2 victory by theirj Phillies downed Washington 4-0.A squad over Kansas City Sal | The Mets suddenly developed urday while the B team lost 4 3 muscle, whomping the White to Baltimore Bs in 12 innings.whose own youngsters havejThe Orioles\u2019 No.1 squad de-been unfair to them for two years\u2014probably would contribute to Paciorek\u2019s unemployment compensation if the Colts prom-jjnn{ng g>me while the Minnesota second-stringers took a 17-1 feated Detroit 5-2.Milwaukee outlasted the Twins' varsity 9-8 in another 12- ise to fire him.The Mets had their second look at the 19-year-old outfielder Sunday and didn't like it.The rookie from Detroit belted a bases-loaded triple in the first inning, igniting the Colts to a 5-0 victory.New York pitchers fared better against Paciorek in his next three appearances at the plate but the damage had been done.NOT OUT Casey Stengel's pitchers were unable to get him out the firsl time they saw him.That was last year in the last game of the season.Paciorek, a six foot-two 200-pounder, socked three singles and was walked twice in five times at.bat.He scored four! runs and knocked in three as the Colts won 13-4.That pet-form ance gave him a rare 1,000 j batting average for 1963.Before his brief major league J appearance, Paciorek played in 78 games for the Colts\u2019 class A farm team at Modesto in the California League.He batted .219 with 60 hits, nine homers' and 49 runs batted in.But despite his proficiency against New York, Paciorek is shellacking from Houston.The Giants also split two Saturday fixtures, dumping the Angels 10-1 while the B team lost to the Cubs 15-7.The Yankees routed World Se ries nemesis Sandy Koufax, scoring all their runs off him in a 5-3 victory over the Dodgers.Sox 8-1 and Pittsburgh shaded Cincinnati 6-5 in 14 innings.The Red Sox overwhelmed Cleveland 10-1.Remember when.World heavyweight boxing champion James J.Brad-dock turned down Max Schemllng\u2019s $350,000 guarantee for a Berlin title fight 27 years ago today and decided instead to meet Joe l,ouis in Chicago.Europe is $208 nearer! 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STOCK IS LIMITED THIS IS A GENUINE.END - OF - LINE FACTORY TIRE CLEARANCE ease.However, T.R.H.S.soon changed their minds as they slowly but surely edged up on Sunnyside narrowing down the great margin built up in the first half.Once again, Terry O\u2019Brien sparked his team in the attack as he marked for 12 points.Mike Bronson was responsible for rebounds while J.Cooke registered the points for this half.Robson 2, D.Mills, D.Carr, BJ Elsewhere in exhibition action; MacLeod, W.Ross, S.Begbie,1 Sunday, Los Angeles Angels and H.Taub, R.Warren.Total 33.jChirago Cubs halted San Fran Sunnyside: M.Bronson 17, G.[cisco\u2019s winning ways.The Gi Sisco 12, J.Cooke 10, L.Blackjants divided their squad and 7, H.Webb 4, J.Emslie 3, D.lost an A game to the Angels 3-01 Emslie, R.Smith, D.Little, D.Willing.Total\u201453.Three Rivers: T.O\u2019Brien 19, P.Buntain 9, R.Stuart 8, P.Scales 7, B.Waye 3, S.Perley 2, D.Raymond, C.O'Brien, P.and a B game to the Cubs 14-9.St.Louis Cardinals won theirj eighth game in nine starts,! beating Chicago White Sox 7-5j on two unearned runs in the: ninth inning.Detroit\u2019s Dank Ac- Three Rivers outscored theirjHense^ q zion, L.Barakeet.) quirre and Dick Egan held New opponents in this frame by seven points but not enough to come out on top.Sunnyside played a close game w-orking plays which resulted in their Total\u201448.York Yankees to three hits as the Tigers won 6 0.Cincinnati Reds whipped Kansas City Athletics behind Marty Keough\u2019s third home run in as Weekend Stars netting their points while Three\tGeoffrion whose third- many Sam«s ^ the three-hit Rivers attempted to move the! Bernle Geof 10\"\u2019\t.pitching of Joey Jay and John ball faster and induce Sunny-jPenod goal Sunday r,|gM Tsjtouris.Washington Senators side to play their brand of ball, gave the Montreal Canadiens a received five innings of hitless Both teams gave an excellent'2-1 win in New York and the pitching from Claude Osteen in performance in this contestjNHL championship\ta 3-1 triumph against Minnesota which ended up 53-48 in favour;\t'\t,\tJTwins.\u201e\t.,\tI Charlie Hodge, the Canadiens \u201d ,\t.of Sunnyside.\t1\tB \u2019\tCleveland Indians scored two CHAMPIONSHIP\tnetminder whose excellent work uncarned runs on Roman je The final basketball tilt to in Saturday night's 5\u20191 defeat jias\u2019 three-base error and edged WM£- m.Montreal-London only $299*° From April, 1st.subject to Government approval of Boston and in the decision Boston Red Sox 5-4.Manny over New York earned him the Mota\u2019s inside - the - park home Vezina Trophy.\t,run climaxed a three - run Frank Mahovlich of Toronto,[eighth-inning rally which gave who scored three times as the, Pittsburgh Pirates a 7-4 victory BUY NOW ON CONVENIENT BEG TERMS- 1°o D0WN-100 A WEEK B.F.Goodrich 161 DEPOT ST.TEL.567-5283 highlight the tournament was the championship finals between Rosemere and Sherbrooke High School.S.H.S were once again defending the championship as they had won y^plc Leafs whipped Detroit over Philadelphia Phillies, the coveted award in the past5'3 and 4-1 in a home-and-home Los Angeles Dodgers split a two years.They also had an- series.\tipair of games, nipping Balti- other\treason\tfor taking this\tEric\tNesterenko of Chicago,\tmore Orioles 4-3 with their A year's\ttrophy\tas well, for the\twhose\tgoal in the eighth minute\tteam and dropping a 13-2 con- major\tportion\tof their starting\tof the\tttlird Period proved to be\ttest to Milwaukee with their B five were playing their last yearph® winner in Chicago\u2019s 4-3 vic-jsquad.of high school basketball as theyT**y ever Boston Sunday night.i Ron Taylor, the Cardinals would later move to higher teams.Ed Norton, Bryan Robson, Dennis Mills and Mike Wilcox entered the Visser playoffs for the final time this year.In the first quarter, S.H.S.opened the lead with Bryan Robson cutting the nets for two points.But Rosemere soon found their bearings and broke loose later in the half by a 21-10 count.The first quarter saw the maroon and white squad set up ! a tight zone defense which Rosemere could not penetrate.J Later in the second quarter, ithe star center of visiting Rosemere, Alan Bristowe, broke open and completely dominated the S.H.S.team so as to move TV and RADIO REPAIRS Call O\u2019BOYLE & PEARCE ltd.We also repair small Electrical Appliances.STEAM IRONS \u2014 DRY IRONS - AUTOMATIC TOASTERS KETTLES \u2022 FRY PANS \u2022 MIXERS \u2022 HAIR DRIERS \u2022 ETC.1430 King St.W.\u2014Sherbrooke - Tel.562-2800 Never before has it cost so little to jet across the Atlantic! 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J SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON., MAR.23, 1964 CARPET BOWLING i In right, James Smith with .Trophy and Karl Burczyk CHAMPS - Shown above the White Trophy.Ottis Pat- | holding the Gale Johnson are the winners in the Carpet | terson.Hart Trophies, Angus Trophy and the Oddfellows '.r,\"\tI\t\"\u201ch \u2018hC\t1\tby Gerry 1^ C.Hodge wins Vezina Trophy v- tl Curling BORDER SPRING INVITATION .Bushncll-Gagne-Danneau Trophy J.\tJohnston, Norh Hatley\t9 H.Cass, Border .6 R.Pellerien,\tBorder .9 K.\tSteinback,\tSutton.7 O.Knutson, North Hatley .11 G Burt, Sherbrooke .3 C.MacLean,\tBorder .7\ti C.Marcoux, Sutton .6 J.\tJohnston, North Hatley\t10 R.Pellerien, Border\t8\t{ O.Knutson, North Hatley .11 C.MacLean, Border\t2 Tilton Trophy H.Csss, Border\t 7 K.\tStelnback, Sutton.8 C.Marcoux, Sutton .10 G.Burt, Sherbrooke .1 P,esu!\u2019~ S £'H Brctk-WHlh Jures w;r Bart Tournament NHL e,:9 Seven DANVILLE INVITATION MIXED BONSPIEL Dow Trophy G.Davis, Danville .10 D.\tArnott, Sherbrooke .7 E.\tThompson, Danville .7 B.Guertin, Granby .5 G.Lemieux, Danville .3 R.McKee, Richmond .2 L.Bouchard, Celanese .7 R.Grant, Danville.6 E.Thompson, Danville .12 G.Davis, Danville.9 L.Bouchard, Celanese .11 G.Lemieux, Danville .6 King's Trophy B Guertin, Granby .8 D.Arnott, Sherbrooke.7 R.McKee, Richmond .10 R.Grant, Danville .5 Tokyo \u2014 Takao Maemizo 157\u2019/2, Japan, knocked out Sam art Sorndaeng, 153, ThaUand, 3.Manila\u2014Socar Reyes, IZS'/i Philippines, outpointed Veera nid Charernmuang, 128^, Thai iland, 10.RICHMOND \u2014 Bill Brock and Willis Jones emerged win-ners of the Doubles Dart tournament held at the Richmond i Dart Club Saturday night.Thirty-four players took part in the tournament with members of the Lion, Trenholm, Windsor, Asbestos and RDC iclubs of the Richmond Zone.Trophies and other prizes put up by the zone were won I by the players making the third] round, quarter-finals, s e m i-jfinals and finals.Runners-up were Robert Dal !ton and Roy Reid.Semi-final, ¦vinners were Percy Brock-Ler.Knowles; Norma and Hartley Doyle and another pair, Marilyn Johnston and Mabel Mal-llette also won a prize.The Asbestos club swept the honors in the regular league play winning the zone title and emerging winner of the Dow Trophy over Trenholm in a best-of-five series just finished.Remember when.The longest game in National Hockey League his- I tory ended at 2:25 a.m.28 years ago tonight after 176 minutes 30 seconds.Detroit Red Wings and Montreal Maroons battled for almost three hours at Montreal in the 'first game of the NHL title series before Detroit rookie Mud Bruneteau scored the only goal of the game at 16:30 of the sixth overtime period.Trenholm had won the Cameron Shield edging RDC in another series between the four remaining clubs after Asbestos copped the title.The Miners awaited winner of the series for play in the Dow finals.The final game went into an overtime round with Asbestos winning 25-23 and this is their sec-nd straight victory for the trophy.Sherbrooke Men copped the Inter-zone tournament played recently and Asbestos repre-sently and Asbestos represented the Richmond Zone.The next dart tourney coming up is, for the Dart Import Trophy an-1 nual play which will be held at the Tuque Rouge Club in Sherbrooke April 11.All zones are eligible for competition in this tournament.The leaders: Mikita, Chicago Hull, Chicago Beliveau, Montreal Bathgate, Toronto Howe, Detroit Wharram, Chicago Oliver, Boston Seven\t\t G\tA\tPf$.59\t50\t89 43\t44\t87 28\t50\t78 19\t58\t77 26\t47\t73 39\t32\t71 24\t44\t68 fir Coutts Canada ' ontemporary cards Papeterie Pigeon Ltd.The Office Supply Store 444 King W., (cor.Belvedere) Tel.562-8310 111! 'Mi!.' !¦ IBiiiiiii ,.,4 / ill PHi.*\tI11' jr / '/ i,llr II REACHED AND HELD GOAL FOR CANADIENS \u2014 Bernie Geoffrion, left, musses the hair of goalie Charlie Hodge in dressing room of New York's Madison Square NEW YORK (AP)\u2014The pride of Montreal sat hunched over in a corner of the festive visitors\u2019 dressing room at Madison Garden last night after Geof-frion scored the winning J goal to give the Montreal Canadiens the Nation 1 Hockey League regular sea- j son championship with a 2-1 victory over the New York Rangers.The other goal for the Canadiens was scored by another old pro, Jean Beliveau.(AP Wirephoto) \u201cWinning the Vezina Trophy rial praise.He agreed that is a wonderful surprise for me Hodge, who replaced the in-and winning the championship'jured Gump Worsley last No-is another.\u201d\tivember, had been a big factor] Hodge finished with a two- in the team's comeback after Square Garden Sunday nightjgoal edge over Glenn Hall of]last year\u2019s third-place finish, j and tried to regain his compos-IChicago.Bernie Geoffrion, co-holder of ure.\"1 can't recall being as satis- the NHL single-season goal-Thc Canadiens were célébrât-1 tied as this after any of our scoring record, said his decisive ing their sixth\u2014and most grati-other championship seasons,\" tally against the Rangers fying\u2014National Hockey League said Montreal coach Toe Blake, 'meant as much to me as the championship in seven seasons, whose club was picked for a r>0th goal three years ago.\u201d But Charlie Hodge, whose gritty j third- or fourth-place finish bj \u201cIt's great to be with the wingoaltending provided the key to pre - season pollsters.\"The ner,\u2019\u2019 summed up cx-Ranger the title, was too shaken to join youngsters surprised every- Dave Baton.\u201cBut there's the in the fun.\time.\u201d\tguy who deserves a lot of the Hodge, a 30-year-old, 150-j Blake singled out first-year credit.\" pound magician, had just nailed defencemen Terry Harper and He pointd to Hoge, the little down the Vezina Trophy, Jacques Laperriere and veteran man in the corner of the room hockey's top goalie award, in centre Jean Beliveau for spe- who had finally begun to smile.Montreal\u2019s pennant-clinching 2-11_______________________________________________ victory over New York on the; ssï X «te r Ernie Boushy\u2019s rink of Winnipeg \u201cI wasn't nervous out on the\t1\t¦ ice \u2014 well, perhaps a little \u2022 firsl Nalional hixed Curnng Championship Saiurday in loronio SATURDAY'S GAMES National League Boston 1, Montreal 5 Betroit 3, Toronto S American League Quebec 0, Baltimore 4 Rochester 3, Cleveland 1 Providence 6, Hershey 6 ' Buffalo 4, Springfield 2 * ?* SUNDAY'S GAMES National League Montreal 2, New York 1 Toronto 4, Detroit 1 Chicago 4, Boston 3 American League Hershey 3, Baltimore 2 Buffalo 0, Providence 3 Quebec 1, Rochester 7 Cleveland 6, Springfield 6 Provincial Eliminations Bolsclair (Mtll at Qranby (2:30) (Cancelled) \u2014 FINAL STANDINGS \u2014 NATIONAL LEAGUE P W L T F A PH.Montreal\t70\t36\t21\t13\t20?\t167\t85 Chicago\t70\t36\t22\t12\t218\t160\t84 Toronto .\t70\t33\t25\t12\t1?2\t172\t78 Detroit\t70\t30\t2?\t11\t1?1\t204\t71 New York\t70\t22\t38\t186\t242\t54 Boston .\t70\t18\t40\t12^\tI/O\t212\t48 TORONTO (CP)\u2014There have been only two major bonspiels iin Toronto this year and both ! have been won by Winnipeg rinks.Norm Houck won the Tournament of Champions last J January and Saturday the Ernie Boushy rink captured the j first National Mixed Championship.Boushy guided his rink of Mrs.Ina Light, third, Gary De Blonde, second, and Mrs.Boa .McKenzie, lead, to nine victories and one setback in winning the title and the O\u2019Keefe Cup.A British Columbia rink skipped by Gil LeMocl was sec-)nd with seven wins and three lefeats.The Bill Tracy squad from RCAF Station Bagotvidc.Quo., was dumped 12-8 by the VVilf Biron rink from Sudbury in Hie final round to give Northern Ontario a third-place tie with Quebec, each having six wins and four tosses.Boushy scored a 9-3 triumph over the Alberta rink skipped by Glen Gray of Edmonton in their final-draw clash.The Manitoba rink's only loss was a 7-6 upset by Saskatchewan.HAVE 5-5 MARK The Dean Miller foursome from Weyburn, Sask., had a bye to the final round and ended in a deadlock with the Mae White, rink from Belleville, Ont., racle witli the victories and the setbacks.Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island and Alberta were next with 4-6 records.Bdl Allen led his St.John\u2019s quartet to an 11-7 victory over] tlie Jiggs MacDonald Charlotte-] town entry in their final-round | battle, scoring three three-en-j ,dcrs.White edged LcMoel 8-7 in' their llth draw clash.The loss to British Columbia eliminated jthe possibility of a playoff.Man ] jitoba was in the eighth end] against Alberta and leading 7-3 When it learned of its over all victory.The other final round game saw the Karl Stronach rink from Kingston, N.S., win its second game of the tournament by trouncing the Irving Mittonj foursome from Moncton, 14-5.Nova Scotia finished with two wins and eight defeats, while the New Brunswick crew managed three victories and seven losses.Officials of the Dominion Curling Association and the Canadian Ladies Curling Association and the sponsor will meet before April 21 to decide the place and date of next year's National ] Mixed Championship.I If you think your GMC dealer has the most complete selection of light duty trucks available, you\u2019re right : ' .: : ' .-, t|t! 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