Sherbrooke daily record, 22 mai 1964, vendredi 22 mai 1964

[" 2-73-P?WEATHER Cloudy with sunny periods today; wsrm; winds southwest 15 to 20.High today at Sherbrooke 70.Outlook tor Saturday: A few afternoon or evening showers and thundershowers; very warm.tjetbtoo\u2019aeTDailuBecord SUPPORT YOUR HOSPITAL Sherbrooke Hospital fund drive May 11 - May 30 OBJECTIVE: $65,000 Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC.FRIDAY.MAY 22.NM Sixty * Eighth Year Mr* 8 K'\\:v iiiiia Cabinet decides on flag but not on how to tell '.OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 The government is wrestling with the form in which it will ask Parliament to approve the new maple leal it has chosen.The cabinet approved the new flag Thursday and although no details were given to the Commons, there were strong indications that the design will consist of three red maple leaves\ton\ta\twhite background\twith\tvertical\tblue\tbars at each side.This\tis\tthe\tdesign\tfavored\tby\tPrime\tMinister\tPearson.I he proposed new flag was unanimously approved by cabinet Thursday, two days after the question was formally brought before it.+\t'It 'it 'Jr ! Informed sources said Tluirs- ^\t\u201d\tday ninht it hadn't been decided whether the p r i m e minister would give a rough outline of the new flag to the Commons today or wait until the drafting of a resolution to be submitted to the Commons\tnext\tweek.It is expected\tthat\ta simple declaratory resolution will be introduced in the Commons.Senate sources say they have no word of the need for concurrent action by the upper house, such as would be needed if the new flag were to be cov- Non-political flag vote raises freedom query OTTAWA (CP> \u2014 Just how free will members of Parliament be from political ties when they vote on the adoption of a new flag?This question has popped up as the result of remarks in the Commons about taking a free vote on the controversial subject.Free votes are occasions when the party whips arc not tailed on to perform their function of keeping Ml' in line on cred by a legislative enact- CAT NURSES WOOD-CHUCKS \u2014 Three orphaned woodchucks, whose mother was killed by a police dog were adopted by this big-hearted cat, burdened herself bv a brood of three new- ly-born kittens.Brother Hon-orius of the Sacred Heart Order in Rromptonvillc.shown here, brought the orphaned \u2018chucks to the rat and she nursed them along with her own kittens.The wood- chucks are two weeks old and US jets start of WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 The sidering party political issues.They are taken when issues! doing fine.The kittens are jcut across party lines\u2014as does five days old and their eon- the flag quesiton.Notable free riitinn is \u201cexcellent\u201d Brother votes in Parliament in recent Honorius says.\t\\ears have been on such sub- (Record photo by\tMeets as the abolition of capital Gerry Lemay) | punish ment.There was one in August 1946, on the then controversial issue of legalizing the sale of margarine in Canada.City MPs virroRUV1LLF Q (CP1 were in favor but rural repre- ,,VILTORI';V ,7ue sentatives - particularly those, executive ot the \\oung from dairv districts - bitterly I P/°^essl.ve Consciwatives of .1, i 44\t14 4,\the Province of Quebec called opposed the butter substitute.\tr \\\\\t, ,,\ton Opposition Leader Dicfcn- Ihat free vote^ was held on the haker Thursday night to \u201csup-suggestion of tne late ( D.p0r^ wj^hout restriction any ef-,\t,\tJ JU\t,Howe\u2019 lhcn the an-powerfuljf^ on the paH of the Canadian of munist powers and the prospect;minister of everything.It went:govcrnmcntou enlist jour Kentucky who visited\ther\tprop-\tto bring the full resources of the\tran^ anf| fj]c '< erty and returned to\tWashing-\tchurch to bear for passage of\tpresident\tof the 77,000- ton to report they found \"dc- thc civil rights bill.\tmember Canadian Nurses As- plo.able poverty\u201d among ten- \"One who belongs to a mi- SOciation, E.A.Electa Mac-ant and sharecroppers there, nority has a kind of special\tLennan.was\ta member of\tthc The two congressmen implied understanding of what happens\tsamc\tr)anc|\twhich discussed in a statement Mrs.Johnson is \u2014and\tthis is my only special\tthe future of nursing in Canada a callous landlord and sug- talent\tin helping our church\tfui-\tIGNORANT OF\tNEEDS gested President Johnson should fil its responsibility,\" Rev.El- In answcr to a question from \"pi.t your own house in order\" der G.Hawkins said here Thurs- ,he convention floor she agreed before pushing his anti-poverty day.\tthat there is widespread ignor bill\u2014a measure which both men Thc new moderator is 55, pas- ance among nurses about the oppose.\tlor of St.Augustine Presbyter-]needs of thcjr profession In a speech prepared\tfor a\tian Church in the Bronx and a\t«sjnce nurses\thave little\tor convention of the Kentucky Fed- native New Yorker.\tno control over their working crat'on of W\u2019omcn\u2019s Clubs, Mrs.His\telection underlined\tthe\thours, they arc\talso often not Johnson, said she\u2019s glad \"some militant role the leaders of\tthc\tfrep \\0 Attend\tnurses' meet- people were suddenly worried\u201d U n i t e d Presbyterian Church\tshP added, and went on:\thave taken against racial dis- \u201cIf there had been a poverty crimination.The church has al-bill 30 years ago, those former most 3,300.000 members in the cotton farmers would have been U.S., but only a fraction are in retrained to a new skill rather the southeastern states, than remaining on an economy] Dr.Eugene Carson Blake, that time had passed by.\tjehief executive officer of the \"The lasting answer to wiping denomination, had this comment out poverty in this country is]on the election of the Negro not just charity, but a full-scale;moderator: program to provide job oppor- \"In this measure at least we (unity for all underprivileged have become color blind.It families and educational oppor- marks the direction in which ?unities for their children.'' ithii church intend* to go.\u201d Defence spending dilemma faces Commons external affairs debate OTTAWA (CP)\u2014One of thcl tente\u201d with the West for someiample.'\u2019 This means modest current great dilemmas if not Ihe greatest\u2014in foreign and dc time to come.Idisarmament without any dis- Bul, he added, there arc still fence policy for all Wcslcrnjno signs of any desire on Ihe governments is expected to be ! part of Russia to negotiate on discussed by the Commons to^eentral problems such as Ber day when it opens an external lin, Germany and disarmament.affairs debate.\t1 Mr.Martin concluded lhat il material and in the size of their The dilemma: How far to cut!would be unwise for thc West In defence budgets, defence spending safely in the1 permit its military strength to] Canada has done its small bit armament treaty HAVE CUT BUDGETS Examples have Oeen cuts by both the United States and Russia in production of fissionable present East-West easement of Ihe cold war without tempting the Communists to try some rash act of aggression?External Affairs Minister Martin tackled Ihis subject al the recent NATO council meeting at The Hague.He said Soviet leaders can probably be expected to con tinuc Ihe policy of \"limited do > > ?- INDEX BIrlht, deaths Classified\t.Comics .t, Editorials .Farm .Financial\t.Sports .10,1 Talavision .Townships .Woman ^ 4 HAULING IN RED GUERRILLA \u2014 Vietnamese soldiers hitch a Communist Viet Cong guerrilla prisoner to armored truck carrier orior to dragging him through stream today in effort to make him talk.Thc prisoner was caught with » weapon and documents during operation by Vietnamese troops in Dinh Tuong Province south of Saigon.(AP Wire photo via oable from Saigon) run down now.\tiby reductions in air defence The minister said the major and cutting off further acquisi* Western powers should take ad- lion of low-level jet bombers, vantage of So v ici Premier j Parenthetically, thc Russian Khrushchev\u2019s apparent desire!embassy here is showing kern to maintain\tthe\tpresent\tal interest in thc Canadian defence mosphere by\tprobing\tfor\tagree- department\u2019s plans for comments.\tmand integration.Informants say that so far\t- Canada has joined enlhusiasti */» * j\tf eally in what Khrushchev ha-\tMe fJiffÇÇ tifttf, called \"policy by mutual ex \u2022\u2022*»\u2022***\tUUy pandering deky QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 The Quebec Legislature, told by Premier Lesage that it works too slowly, spent Thursday afternoon trying to pin down Hie blame.Nine members joined a debate in which individuals and political parties were accused j of slowing down the legislative j process.i The Assembly appeared to be still smarting from Ihe premier's rebuke Tuesday night, when he said the Legislature may have to sit without a break until mid-September unless it works faster.Opposition members proposed again that the Legislature and its private and public bills committees should sit simultaneously to save time.Pierre Laporte, municipal affairs minister, said this proposal is impossible because thc public bills committee alone groups 58 of Quebec's 95 legislature members.Opposition members compared the length of Quebec's legislative sessions\u201490 sitting days in each of the last two years\u2014 with those of Ontario, which members said are seldom longer than 12 weeks.Mr.Lcsage said Quebec's legislative tasks are increasing because of the province's development in recent years, \"Quebec is no longer as small as it was undçr the Union Nationale,1 was untier t e,\u201d he (wtd. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRI., MAY 22, 1964 GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING 3\u2014WCAX\u2014Burlington TBA\u2014To B# Announced FRIDAY /ill p.m.81 Charle* Tarkinioit New» 7:11 p.m.O Sporta With Dour Smith 1:11 p.m.8) Watch Vour /:30 p.m.3) (treat Adventure 5) International Showtime *) Adventure 8) Civil Rltrhts & The Bill 12) Petticoat Junction H:00 p.m.(l)Country Hoedown 12) Think Oi A Word 8:30 p.m.3) Route 68 5)\tBob Hope 6)\tThe nefcnders 8) Burke\u2019» l.aw 12) Andy Griffith 8:00 p.m.6) Good Friday Chorale 12) Jack Benny »:30 p.m.3) Twllght Zone 5)\tTWTWTW 6)\tTelescope 8) Price la Right 12) Lets Sin* Out 10:00 p.m.3) Alfred Hitchcock 1:00 p.m.3) Boan The Clown 6) Raaxle Daizle Pi Superman 12) Yogi Bear S:30 p.m.3) Yogi Bear 5)\tSports 6j Kingfisher Cove 8) Eariy Show 12) Mickey Mona# Club 3:40 p.m.6)\tAdventure Club e:00 p.m.I) World of Sport S) Rocky 6i Montreal Magazine 12) A Kin To Win 6:10 p.m.3) Weather 6:1S 3) Newa 5) Newa 6:23 5) AlUntie man a:» 3i CBS World Newr 5) Huntley-Brlnkley Report 12) Pulse / oo p.m 3) You Can Quote Me 12) Gets Sing Out 5)\tPrice la Right 6)\tCBC TV News 8) News 12) BUI Dana Show p.m.p.m Weather- p.m.5\u2014WPTZ-12\u2014CFCF- 3) Jack Paar 6) The Nurse» 8) Boxing V2) Breaking Point 10:43 p.m.8) Make That Spare 11:00 p.m | 3) News [ 5| Newa 8) Newa 8) New» 12) News 11:10 p.m 3) New» 8) New» 11:11 p.m 5)\tWeather 8) Viewpoint 8) Weather Final 12) Pulse 11:20 p.m.3) Weather and Ski .',) Sports Bi Final Edition 8) Movie 11:30 p.m.3) Movie 3) Baseball Game 12) Pierre Berton 11:33 p.m.6)\tMovie 12:00 p.m.12) The Old Man and The Sea 12) Movie 1:01 am.3) Sign Off -Plattsburg \u2014Montreal 10:00 p.m.1) Gunsmoke 12)77 Sunset Strip 10:15 pm.8) Jullelte 10:30 p.m.8)Movte 10:43 p.m.8) TBA 11:00 p.m.8) New* 6\u2014CBMT-8\u2014WMTW\u2014 , 12) National New» 11:10 p.m ! 5) Espionage : 3) News M:13 e m.1) Weather ! 5) Espionage 8j The Sport Shot ; 12) Putse 11:20 p.m.1 3) Sports -Montreal ¦Mount Washington 11:23 pm 1) Movie 1\u2019-30 p.m.!) News 12) Movie 11:24 p.m.6: Movie 11:40 p.m.II Movie 1:30 e.m.* 12) Newsroom 13 JACOBY ON BRIDGE SOUTH USES\town hand.Hr will have to pla> DOUBLE UNBLOCK the rest of his trumps in order You can always trust Ter- to exhaust East and he will be ence Reese to come up with a faced with the problem of get-real blockbuster type of handling back to his hand to play for any duplicate competition.!diamonds.He doesn't claim that this This will prove impossible unhand was ever played and un- less he has made Reese's dou-doubtcdly it was just made up.ble unblock.There will be probably almost When West fails to follow to ias many bidding sequences as the third trump.South should (there will be people playing it, discard dummy\u2019s king of clubs, but Reese points out that ifjThen he should throw the ace Sutton Baptists bid farewell to pastor and wife, fete bride-elect !The frosting displayed not only roses, but also the names of Mr.and Mrs.Moffat and words to express best wishes to them.South gets to six spades he can I SATURDAY l;00 ».m.,1) Captain Kangaroo 1:30 a.m.R) King Around World 9:00 a m.3) The Alvin Show 8) Jungle Adventure 9;15 e.m.3) Salvation Army 12) The Sound of 12 f;30 am.3) Tenesiee Tuxedo 3) Ruff \u2019n Reddy Show 8) Popeye 10:00 a.m.3) Quirk Draw McGraw 3) Hector Healhcote 8) Discovery 84 10:30 a.m.3) Mighty Mouse .3) Fireball 81 Magic Land 11:00 a.m.2)\tRln Tin Tin 5) Dennis The Menace 8) Casper Cartoon* 11:30 a.m.3)\tRoy Rogers Show 5) Fury «) Sandy and Co.12) Today on CBMT 12:00 noon 3) Cuisine R) Beany it Cecil 12) Liberal Arts 5) I.ary L Ranch 12) Sound of Twelve 12:30 p.m.3) CBS New* 5) Bullwinkio fi) Bowling 8) American Bandstand 12) Liberal Arts 1:00 p.m.1) I I/\u20acd Three Uvea 3) Big Picture 12) We Want *n Answer 1:15 p.m.3) Baseball Preview 1:30 p.m.3) Film Shorts 5) Trails West fit Sports B> TBA 12) Let\u2019s Find Out 1:45 p.m.3) Baseball Preview 8) Baseball 2:00 p.m.3) Baseball ft) The Deputy fi) World of Sport 8) Baseball 12) Saturday at The Movie* 2:15 p.m.3) DeHaven 2:30 p.m.5) Public Affairs IFlm 3:15 p.m.12) Man Around The House 3:30 p.m.5)\tGet Set Go 8) Get Set (io 12) Wrestling 4:00 p.m.3) Baseball B) This la The Life B) Movie 4:15 p.m.ft) Patti Pag» 4:30 p.m.| ft) Public Service Film 6)\tBroadway Goes Latin ' 12) Like Young 5:00 p.m.3)\tOude A Hariri et 5) Wide World of Sports 4)\tForest Rangers 8) Golf 5:30 p.m.1) Dance Date 4)\tBugs Bunny 5:45 p.m.8) Rod & Gun 6) Bugs Bunny 6:00 p.m.3) News 6) Country Tim# fl) Fugitive 12) Spelling Bee 3) Preakness B) Preakness Stakes 12) Fractured Flickers 6:15 p.m.3) Weather 6:20 p.m.3) Sports 6:30 p.m.3) The Saint 5)\tRocky Bi Song for You 12) Wagon Train 6:45 p.m.6)\tNews 7:00 p.m.3) Baseball 5) Lieutenant B) Beverly Hillbillies 8) Death Valley Days T:30 p.m.3) Jackie Gleason 6) The Saint 8) Hoolnanny 6:00 p.m.5) Lawrence Welk 12) Outer Limits 8:30 p.m.3) Defenders (Ilf necessary) 8) Lawrence Welk 9:00 p.m.ft) Movie 12) The Untouchables 9:30 p.m.3) Phil Silvers 8) Hollywood Palace 1:00 a.m.8) Fisher Family L2) Newa 8:30 a.m.8) Breakthrough 9:00 a.m.6) Teachers 8) Off to Adventure 9:15 a.m.8) The Catholic Mass 9:30 a.m.3) Christophers 9:45 a.m.:ii British Calendar 9:57 s.m.B) Today 10:00 s.m.3) I-amp Unto My Feet fi) Sunday School 8) Faith For Today 10.30 a.m.3) Look Up A Uv 6) Expedition 8) Popeye 6) The Answer 11:00 a.m.3) Camera 3 6) Church Service 8) Sunday Showtime il.lS a.m.5)\tMeditation 11:30 a.m.3) Faith for Today 12) Sound of 12 12:00 noon 3) This Is The Life 6)\tThe Bible Answers 8) Saga of Man 12) Spectrum 12:30 p.m.3) Face the Nation ft) Oral Roberts fi) Nova Scotia Saga 12) Jean\u2019» Place 12:45 p.m.fl) TBA 12:55 p m.3) Sacred Heart 1:00 p.m, 3) Rig Picture ft) Baseball fi) French )H Baseball 12) Forum 1:10 p.m.3) Big Picture 1:15 p.m.3) Preview SUNDAY 1:30 p.m.3) Dodge Boys 3) Oral Roberts fi) The Sixties 8) Greatest Drama 12) Talent Hunt 1:55 p.m.ft) Bowling 2:00 p.m.3) Film Shorts B) Time of your Life 8) Baseball 2:30 p.m.8) Baseball 12) Minor Hockey 2:45 p.m.8) Changing Times 2:55 p.m.5) Baseball 3:00 p.m.5)\tBowling fi) Keynotes H) Movie 3:15 pm.6)\tThe Outdoors Man 3:27 p.m.B) News 3:30 p.m.6) 20/20 8) Swimming 12) Family Theatre 4:00 p.m.fi) Heritage 4:30 p.m.ft) Bowling fi) 20th Century 8) Movie 4:55 0) News 5:00 3) Sports 5:30 p.m.3) Amateur Hour ft) College Bowl fi) Some of those Days 12) The Fllntstones 6:00 p.m.3) 20th Century 5)\tMeet The Press 6)\tMr.Ed 8) Golf Tournament 12) Walt Disney 6:30 p.m.3) Mr.Ed 5), 8) Greatest Show fij My Three Sons 7:00 p.m.1) Lassie p.m.p.m.fi) Ha/el 8) Greatest Show i 12) Danny Thomas 7:30 p.m.1 3) My Favorite Martian I 5) Wait Disney fi) Flashback B) Empire 12) Mr.Novak 8:00 p.m.3) 6) Sullivan ! 8) Show From Two Cities 8:30 p.m.! ft) Magilia Gorilla 8), 12) Arrest 6c Trial | ft) Baseball fi) Country Calendar I 12) Bowery Boys 9:00 p.m.3) Celebrity Game ft), 6) Bonanza 9:30 p.m.3) Made In America 5» Horizon 10:00 p.m.3) Candid Camera | ft) Joey Bishop fii Horizon 8iMovie 12) Hourglass 10:15 p.m.8) Movie 10:30 p.m.3) What\u2019s My Line?ft) Burke\u2019s Law 6) Question Mark 8) Movie 11:00 p.m.3) News fi) New* 12) News 11.10 p.m.6) Final Edition 11:15 p.m.3) Movie fi) Metroscope 12) Pulse 11.30 p.m.3)Classic \u201cOthello\u201d 6) Sports fl) Basketball 12) Platform 11.40 p.m.fi) Shoestring Theatre 12.00 p.m.12) News NORTH A A V 107 6 5 4 3 ?AQJ 4 AK2 22 WEST (X>) *03 V AKQJ982 ?K *086 EAST * 6 5 4 2 4E None « » 8 4 3 *Q 107 5 3 SOUTH *\tK Q J 10 8 7 4f None *\t107 6 5 2 *J4 No one vulnerable West North East South 3 V Pas* Pass 4 * Pass 6 * Pass Pass Pass Opening lead\u2014V K make it by a double unblock inn coup.The bidding in the box shows one way to get to six spades.West opens the king of hearts and East will almost surely signal with the seven of clubs.South will ruff the heart opening and decide to lead a diamond at trick two.West will play the king and South should come to the conclusion that the king was a bonafide singleton.Anyway he will cash dummy's ace of spades and ruff a second heart to get back to his on the last trump.Finally, he cashes dummy\u2019s high diamonds and leads the deuce of clubs.East will take his queen and then be forced to give the rest of the tricks to South.Card Seme Q\u2014The bidding has been: North East South\tWest 1 Dia.Pass\t1 Hrt.\tPass 1 Spd.Pass ?You, South, hold: Spades, A-Q-6; Hearts, K-.J-4-2; Diamonds A-2; Clubs, A-Q-9-4.What do you do?A\u2014Bid four no * '.rump.You don't bid three clubs because your partner is very likely to go to three no-trump.A club lead through your hand might be dangerous at a final six no-trump contract.Today's Question Your partner shows one ace.You ask for kings with five no-trump and he shows two kings.What do you do now?Answer Tomorrow Knowlton ladies entertained at double shower SUTTON \u2014 Olivet Baptist Church hall on May 15 was the scene of a congregational party, arranged by the Ladies\u2019 Aid to replace its usual May meeting.The occasion was to bid farewell to Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Moffat and to honor Miss Joyce Hawley, whose marriage will take place on 23 of this month.Mr.Fred Knights acted as chairman for the evening.A short program consisting of music and readings, was presented and Mr.Knights also showed interesting slides made from photographs he had taken of local scenes and of places he had visited in England.Then followed the special features of the evening, as Mr Knights, on behalf of the congregation and various friends and neighbors, presented Mr.and Mrs.Moffat with a farewell gift of a purse of money.In making this presentation, Mr.Knights expressed the appreciation of the church to Mr, and Mrs.Moffat for their la- bors during the four years in which Mr.Moffat has been pastor.Good wishes were tendered for their happiness in their new home at Ingleside, Ont.Mr.Moffat replied, giving Uheir thanks and stressing how vital and rewarding to him had been this period of service.Next, Miss Hazel Bates, for |the Ladies\u2019 Aid, gave Miss Hawley a prettily wrapped gift, voicing the best wishes of the society on her approaching marriage and recalling her former activities in church and Sunday school.Miss Hawley, greatly surprised, expressed her appreciation.A social hour followed.Refreshments were served, and tea was poured by two ladies of the church at a table centred by a large cake made and decorated by Mrs.Roland Gibson.We Are Now At 2410 GALT WEST L.NICOL ENRG.Radio «nd TV Sales & Service Daily 9.00 a.m.\u2014 10 p.m.Tel.569 2244 NEW DANCE HALL LAPALOAAA situated 1 mile past Huntingville (Coaticook Road) Route No.22 Music by Harold Nutbrown Open every night \u2014 Tel.562 1753 About Television By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP) - CBS recently broke into a rock \u2019n\u2019 roll act with a report on the Indiana primary vote.Its reward was a spate of furious mail from teenagers.A report on the cigarette controversy brought forth accusing mail\u2014about evenly divided between letters accusing the pro- gram of being for and the tobacco interests.Walter Cronkile reports rue fully dial he had been accused of revealing both Communist and Fascist bias on a single show.Harry Reasoner read a crushing letter from an irritated viewer complaining about weather girls who called cold KNOWLTON \u2014 Mrs.Bruce Norton entertained 16 ladies in her home on May 12, at a c' jtible pink and blue shower in (honor of Mrs.Claire Goyette air masse-s \"artic'\u2019 and below an(l Mrs.Stuart Williamson, freezing temperature \u201ctwenny.\u201d: 17,e 'a.r,fnc'\u201em nf Faith - Alan and c- Emmanuel Church Women.,s- «e - o a spent a ew a.'* -Farmers in a Changing World\" The domestic market is «row-[is meeting Tom McCrimmon attended the wedding Profession of faith.Alan and\tthat it had pru.>n Montreal and attended the was thc t0pic for the .specch ing.,he\tfor specific-purchasing agent of Lines Brm''heo7.77 higher than the likt.dear Over, l>roUier-!n«|»w lure department quotations:\tperiod ol 1963.Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices Canadian paint sales amount to country stations, wooden ear-ed to $45,000.009 in Hie HrM Ions Extra large 33-34: largeUuee months of 1964 an in small 20; Bjcrease of 38.8\".over the cor l\\ and (' 20,\tresponding period ol 1963.Butter Current receipts non- tenderable jderable 53; 51.; 93 score ten 92 score tenderable ! projects.\u2019\u2019 ?HALIFAX (CP)-W.S.Mein jtosh Reid, vice-president of the Edinburgh Chamber of Com merce said Thursday a Scot- AYER'S CLIFF Mrs.Wallace Browning Montreal livestock market nn\tthe\tafternoon\t\u2014 from\t2 nnlil 4.30 In\tthe\tevening\t\u2014 from\t7 until 9 o'clock \t\t\tSITE:\t Sanitary Unit, 1300 Gait Street West.Sherbrooke.The provisions of by-law No 766 foresee that food handlers in places men Honed in this notice are to acquire a HEALTH CARD renewable each year, as to occupy their position.Moreover, it is strictly forbidden for employees to keep in their employ a person who did not comply with said by-law, HEALTH DEPARTMENT City of Sherbrooke.Choice steers 23.75 25.good tington, Andy and Timmy; Mr.22.75-23.75.medium 21.50-22.75, common 15.50-21.50.Good cows 16.50-18.50.medium 15.50-\t16.75, common 14.50-15 50, canncrs and cutters 8 14.50.Good heifers 20-21.75, medium 18.25-20, common 11-18.Good bulls 18.50-20.50 common and medium 14.25-18.25.Good vealers 22-27.few to 28.medium 18-24, common 10-19.Hogs, grade A, 26-26.75, sows 17.50-\t18.Spring lambs 54, good heavy 26.50, sheep 6 ID.{u iîkmnnam MACKARLA.NE Alton Stuart In loving memory o/ huftbend.fatlwM and g rand fa the /.who passed awn.' May 22.1957.|t > not the wonU.Uid.\\ are but few, H is the memories \"p have of you.Wife, PKAKL Daughter.WINNIFRBD Son-in-law.FRANK AND (iRAMX mi.DHFN Son.ALTON Daughter-in-law, IRKNK AND GRANDCHILDREN MORRISON\tIn loving memory of m.v dear father and mother, Mr and Mi' Norman V Morrison, of Gould.Tingwlck.Que .who passed away May 22 and 2.trd., 1951.Gone from\tus, but leaving memories.Death ran never take away.Memories that will always linger.While upon this earth we slay.Always remembered by.MARGARET (daughter) F.RLE ison-in-law) [\tNORMAN (grandson) , ruJ Mrs .Jim Thayrr.Pam and Rrenda; Miss Clara Partington.Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Kin m v llf.ih, Allan, Hill and Miss Anita Porier, Cowansville; Mr and M\u2019s.John Cochranr.Vaughn and Linda: Mrs.GracT Heath, Dr and Mrs.Wilkinson, Montreal.Marriages, Card of Thanks, Death Notices, Births, ITtc per count line.Minimum charge, $2 00 (8 lines or les*) IN MEMOR1AM NOTICES 20e p»r count tin* Minimum ehurj*.*2.0(1 (10 lin»* or Imsi Poetry 23 cent* » Un» extr*.Addition»! n«me« over three: 10 cent* each name.Al.l.ABOVE NOTICES MUST \\ CARRY SIGNATURE OF PER- ; SON SENDING NOTICE.t OBITUARIES I Obituaries received within | one month of death ate pub- « lished free A chars* of $5.00 ! is made for obituaries delayed ] beyond this period.The Record reserves the right to edit or condense ohltuartea because of space limitations. f.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, ERL, MAY 22, IBM tJolTO \u2022 C«.* I 1ST.V.CI-OtJrTIHÏR; - v IP®5® ^ \u2022 Chrt^* USED CAR LOT 1465 King W\u2014Ttl.567-3911 SHerbrookt, Qua.CLASSIF'fcD ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 eanti p«r word, minimum charge SO cent» for 16 word» or lets Three consecutive insertions.3rd dey halt charge Six consecutive insertions 25ae oft 10 cents for mailing Record Bos replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Classified Ads accepted until 4.00 P.M day previous to insertion.Auction Sales.Legal Notices.Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon previous day; 10 AAA.Saturday for Monday 569-3636.jl.Articles For Sale I, Articles For Sale gejcoND hand piano! in excellent I COLEMAN space heater, In Rood condition.Kaay lerma It desired.; condition, also land; dreaser, with -Tel.569-4984, Sherbrooke.NTtW 1 h.p.Delco Motors 110 /220 volts $.59.9.5.Ross-Blron Electric J,td., IBS Frontenac.Tel.562-1564.ft\u2019EM I II I I.full length wedding dross and veil, sl/.e 7.Will sell reasonable.Call 569-5236 after 5.30 p.m.drawers and full length mirror.Call 569-7747 after 5:00 pm.or Saturday.ONE thousand feet No.I butternut and cherry, sawed to dimensions desired.Apply C.A.Randall, South Bolton, Quebec.7 PIECE dining room set, sofa, table with 5 leaves, garden tractor withj transmission, also wood stove.Tel 562-585.5.6a.For Sale or To Let |12.To Let COTTAGE at Mirror l.akr, naarjLENNOXVQ4JE \u2014 At 251B Queen! Bishopton, all furnished.Harry SI.3'a large rooms, very clean.Perkins, Tel.569-28I6.\thot waler, 220.Available 1st- June -| Tel.569-7504.7.Farms For Sale NOHTH WARD \u2014 6 room heated apartment, 640 Victoria St., etove & refrigerator, heated garage.Available Immediately, apply Pro perty Administrators Reg'd.1.Echenbcrg Broker, Tel.567-6700, evenings 562-3126.BUFFET and dining room chairs.\u2018 girls bicycle, refrigerator, gas ' stove.Tel.562-4479 after 6:00 p.m-i\t- .\tc L i>NF.i2 ft.fiat bottom row boat, 2- For Sale or Exchange \u2022 needs a Utile repairing, $29.09, 4 BAY HORSE, 1490 lbs.11 years old.' pair of fancy fan tail pigeons andt ,,mind and quiet and good single ' 2 black rabblls.Tel.589-1775.j arl,j double.Will also trade for FOR SALE \u2014 One of Northern Vermont'-, best farms 300 acres All modern.Hilly equipped.4.5j head Holstelns.On state throughway.Price *37,500.Inspection bv contacting Harry Osborne, Island j Pond, VI.Ilcslth of owners reason ^ ICQOMS.heated, hot water year for selling.( an'l be beat at pricej roun(Ji gag ,t0ve supplied, com offered.any kind of cattle George Sails-bury.West Brome.Tel.Sutton 538-5095.W-4 INTERNATIONAL \u2014 Farm *\ttractor, 13\u201d rubber, reconditioned, ' ready to go.Phone Jeffersonville, ) Vermont, 644-2279.TOP sou.for sale, delivered $12.90 a Prooertv For Sale ' a load.Tel.569-3917.\t\u201c\t' luyt-i iy f_\t.\t___________________ I .BROKEN engagement, 3 rooms of| *\tnew furniture, valued at $669.001 \u2019 to be sold for $379.09 continue pay- T-*\tO 1\t.\u2018 ments of $4.0(1 per week.Free |4 ()J*\t0t lies Sherbrooke, H liltjn fviteacnei, Winnipeg, Edmunton.Calgary, Vancouver.CC' ~S 4 LYBRALD I r, L ni, lu.n.I fini touche, r.oss, e \u2022 \u2019LEY ?SMART Royal Bank Building 'L-\u2019ct Viile pW\u2019rie, Mon'real 2, Que.ucr offic.s m Canada; aff hated turns in Hie United Stales.Great Brit tin and elsewhere Convalescent Home \u2018\"C\u2019.IV'D\t\u2019! >r\tCon vr! ascent Ho le i.i qurt residential area, in Gr.nb:.with private and semiprivate roams, 24 hour care 89 Drummond St.Granby, Tel.372-5108.Dentists MARRIED man over .to y*ar5 pro 1\t\u201e is nt.d.Dep.P.S.C.MARGUERITE LATREMOUILLE, wife common as to property of WUda Toussaint for the purpose of authorizing his wife in these presents, all of Windsor in the County of Richmond, district of j St.Francis.PLAINTIFF vs VIRGINIA LEARNED, wife of Leroy H.Learned, last surviving relative, to authorize her husband by these presents, both presently residing at Nervrey, ; Maine, United States of America and ROLAND PERREAULT, of Windsor, district of St.Francis.DEFENDANTS ORDER OF THE COURT It is ordered that the defendants.Virginia Learned and her husband Leroy H.Learned, appear within one month.h.G.LEMAY, Dep.P.S.C.WANTED Woollen Card Fixer for second shift work.Mill sifuated 50 miles from Sherbrooke.Musf have experience Write giving salary expected and experience to Record Box 179.TRAVEL-TRAILER FOR SALE 15 It.trailer, fully equipped.Clean, and very well kept.Pbon*: NORTH HATLEY 842-2328 HYGIENE SUPPLIES irubber good» Mailed postpaid tn plain sealed envelope with price list Si.xi samples 25c\t25 samples $1.00 Mall order Dept.C*2 Nov Rubber Co Bo, »!.Hamilton.Ont\t4] g t and Motors HYGIENIC SUPPLIES \u2014 Save up Lol________________________________________ 60' Send $1.00 for 18 finest when you are looking for boats, quality assorted Park Saies, P.O.motors, tents, trailers, he sure to Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.\tJ visit Custom Marina, get * deal.-1 Bourque Blvd.PROPERTY FOR SALE Attractive property for Sale in Village of Hatley, consisting of house, barn and garage.34 acre land.All modernized, 7 room house \u2014 Kitchen, dining-room, living room, den, 1 : bathroom downstairs, 3 bedrooms, complete bath upstairs, ample closet and storage space, sun porch.Hot water heating system, cement basement, landscaped grounds.Easy terms: must be seen to be appreciated.English community, close to school and churches.Applv: Mrs.H.L.Moulton, Hatley, Quebec.Phone: Ayer\u2019s Cliff'838-4306.45.Pian Repairs THE NEW THOMAS\" ORGANS OLD dishes, otl lamps, etc.Call Colin MacLeod 567-7510.Lennox-ville, Que.Ward.Reward.TeL 569-1918.6.Cottages For Sale ?LAKE LOTS FOR SALE * 100 foot frontage.250 x 300 feet deep.Beautiful large trees, good road, 3 miles from Orford Lake, 4 miles from New Autoroute.Call Eastman 2P7-5435 FAMILY size pottage at Mirror Lake, Bishopton, completely furnished, Including 3 double beds and spring filled mattresses.New G E.range refrigerator, etc.Available for Inspection on weekends.Tel.884-3493.RESIDENTIAL ZONE Small farm in Sherbrooke for Sale.In vicinity of bus lines, stores, schools, churches.Dug-out cellar, 35,000 sq.ft., 100 ft.frontage with trees.Apply Record Box 185 or Phone 562-0994 betweeen 9 a.m.to 9 p.m., Friday, Saturday or Sunday.PIANOS REPAIRED North OF all kinds.Keyboard (ivory renewed) Tuning and adlustments, etc.Used pianos for sale In perfect condition.Phone 569-4984.Sherbrooke.BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER Appraiser and Real Estât*.COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyervilla\u2014T*1.889 2272 SEE THROUGH SHELL The flat shell of the window' oyster of India is so translucent it can be used as window glass.DUPLEX APARTMEHT TO LET LENNOXVILLE Ground Floor 5 Large Modern Rooms New Westinghouse Stove and Frigidaire Heated, Own Thermoitat.Tel.days 569-3636\tEvenings: 562-6062 WANTED Birch and Maple LOGS 10\" and up in diameter, cut or standing.Apply Box 184 Sherbrooke Record 1 st & 2nd MORTGAGES 6V«% INTEREST AND UP on all types.Residential, Commercial and Industrial property throughout the Townships.BEAUDEAN INC.Bor.d«d & Licensed Real Estate Brokers Appraisals and Consultations P.0.Box 400 \u2014 Lennoxvllle Tel.569-9178 ALLEY OOP Now within reach of everyone, ;il prices to fit most budgets.With two keyboards and foot pedals, this instrument is guaranteed for 5 years.Priced from $595 (as illustrated).Available for as tittle as $5.00 a week.For information, call Leo Lambert\u2019, 864-4191 TAILOR For ladies end gentlemen General Repairs F COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE LAKE PROPERTY FOR SALE Commercially approved.6 acres on Lake Memphre-magog near Newport City, U.S.Gentle sloping 650 ft.frontage on westerly shore with excellent view.Sale price $40.000.Contact Roger N.Meunier, 771 Fast Mt.Road.Westfield, Massachusetts LOgan 8 7165 3UZ.SEMT ME.* / THAT'S RIGHT, WIZER! HEC6?C/L/\u2019> SAYS ( NOW IOOK.T KNOW YOU GAY YOU'RE V TH' ER UH.GOP r, OF TH' ^WEATHER! SURE YDO: VOUTE/ WELL, T, HEH.HEh! \\AN OUTSTANDING ALWAYS KIN DA SR! I KNOW I SPECIMEN OF A \\ THOUGHT X WAS.THEY GOT BRAINS.THEY ASK / OH, YES, OU ESTIONS\" THEY WANT ANSWERS BUT MOOV1AN PEOPLE ARE /OH,NO READY FOR / INDEED IT! THEY'RE NOT JUST ANIMALS! THIS IS A NEW CONCEPT.THEY'RE NOT! m.9273 Do-ii-yourself Driveway is more than path to garage If you can travel over thejor chore.\tcar A large area at the head nation without trouble, but get Also, unless your house is lo- of the drwe will permit a guest mired in your own driveway cated close to one edge of the to get out without bothering it\u2019s about time you do some- lot, the drive will cut the yardiothers.thing about it.\tinto tiny chunks.\tMost drivewavs are too nar- Your driveway mas need im- It may be that your house row.The minimum is eight provement.resurfacing or re-and lot will permit only one and that's for a straight location to make it safe, con- location for the drive.But if drive.A curve will take a Country Notebook ven-ent and easy to use in any weather.If you arc starting from scratch (or your old drive is so bad that you are practically starting from scratch), consul er something different from the usual location and design of driveways.Different Technique Most drives are made as short and narrow as possible.Such drives are also the cheapest.A straight line from the street to the house may put you car close to the front door and a good distance from the back door.If you have a side door that leads to the kitchen, you\u2019re in luck.Otherwise unloading the car becomes a ma- WHEN BUILDING DRIVE\u2014 nine-foot width.But allow another foot or so anyway.It gives people the room to get in and out, allows the drive to double as a sidewalk.If your present drive is too narrow, widening it is a chore you can tackle yourself.IT your car slips off the edge, or if you have to step out into mud when getting out of the car.figure that this is the area that you will have to pave.Dig out the area to the depth of the drive.Line the outside edge with 2.vTs.Lay sonic rock into the bottom for strength.If you have the room consider the '' s a small area.\\ou can usC| more convenient and attractive!8 PrePared concrete mix.Oth-layouts.Locate the drive at one erw'se m\u2018x your ovvn ee': sid of the lot.If >ou can, in ment anri sand.Shovel the conclude a turn-around.With loads crete \u2018nt0 ,*le excavated area.-Consider a Turnaround Which Can Be Used for Parking\" By WALKER RILEY If >ou don't happen to live in Pontiac County, take a drive up there sometime.It is » beautiful trip and a most interesting corner of Quebec\u2019s agricultural area Geographically, the area around Shawville is an isola led \"island\" of good farm land.It i* bounded by the Otia wa River on the south and west, anri by a horseshoe of the Laurentians on the other sides.1 suppose at one time it was part of the bed of the giant rner which flowed off the face of the glaciers 10,000 years ago.By comparison, the present Ottawa River is a mere trickle.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRI., \u2019MAY 22, 1964 SWIMMING POOLS \"Best on the Market\" Fibreglass-Concrete Construction.\u2022\t5-Year Guarantee \u2022\tWinter Resistant Friday Evening Clinics 7 till 9.SAUNA BATH Construction Private or Commercial mmMm Beaudry Home Improvement Center Tels.569-5167 Night: 569 5165 567-4972 25 Bryant St.\u2014 Sherbrooke of room, you may be able to smooth with a scrap of lumber, put in a loop, otherwise a Y- running along the top of the shaped turnaround will get 2x4\u2019s and the surface of the old you heading into traffic instead dnve- Trowel smooth and kp,-'P of backing into it.\twet ^or several days.More Than One If you have the room, pro ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS If you are putting in an entire drive, it\u2019s best to seek pro-; .\t, ¦ i\tfessional help unless vou\u2019ve! vide parking for more than one , ,\t, '\ti worked with concrete before and you are good at it.Even if you intend to put in; | an asphalt drive, remember! jthat the cold mixes you can: ! handle yourself are better forj ; resurfacing than for the entire installation.Huntingville Mrs.Nellie Orr, of Lakeside, Pointe Claire, spent the weekend with Mrs.H.Hyatt and Mr.Douglas Hyatt.Mrs.Orr, Mrs.Hyatt and Mr.Douglas Hyatt, were guests of | Mrs.Hyatt's daughter, Mrs.Malcolm Dillon on Mother\u2019s Day.They also mo Estimates Work Guaranteed NEW 1 h.p.MOTORS 59.95 At one time, we are told, this whole area was under s mass of ice.As the glaciers retreated north, a lake was trapped in between the hills, fine material settled to the bottom to form the clay fields we see today.Then, as the glaciers re treated still further north, the lower St.Lawrence Val ley became unplugged: the great lake covering the Ot taw a Valley, eastern Ontario and southern Quebec drained away.But the waters from the melting glacicsr still came rushing down the Ottawa Vai-ley.filling a channel several miles wide.It carved great gullies in the old lake bottom, and threw up sand banks you can still see.As you drive up Route 8 from Aylmer, it is easy to let your imagination picture these massive forces of nature at w'ork really only a few centuries ago.The old river bank is easy to sec; the road just about follows it.Sometimes it runs along the river bottom, sometimes it climbs up on top of the sandy shores.In places, the Laurentians, several hundred feet high, squeeze the road close to the , river.Then quite suddenly, in Sherbrooke,| (|ley re[ax lhe|r grjp an(j an area of good agricultural land a 150-acre farm.He found the sixty acres at home hard ly enough to carry their eighty head of jerseys.The whole family have worked together to build a very at tractive enterprise.Hillis Connelly and his father must have some of the oldest tile drains in the coun try.They went in forty years ago \u2014 four feet deep and by hand \u2014 and those tiles are still working.Walker Kilgour, along with several oilier enterprises, i.« planning for ten acres of potatoes again this year.He finds a ready market locally, and can\u2019t fill the orders The 4-H Club has seventj or so members this year.This is the club that did so well at Sherbrooke Winter Fair.They say they will be hack again this year to dial lenge the best from the rest of the province.There are many more items 1 could tell you.Altogther, it was a very encouraging trip, and I am looking for ward to the next visit.Holstein brings $2,000 at Lennoxville sale One ot the most successful good son of the class Extra Ro bought two milking females at male and $310 for another; Holstein herd dispersal sales of safe Centurion.A paternal .ms S600 and $575.while Dr.Y von $500 paid by Ovila Audct, Sher-the year was that of the Adelio ter of the latter animal, AdeliolLevesquo.Huntingdon, paid hrooko, for a bred heifer; $575 held of Lionel Jacques, of Leu nominator Rita A Girl, brought\tS800 and $500\tfor\ta pair\tof\tpaid\tbv Ferme\tBleury, Iber- noxville, which brought an ai the highest price for a bred\tbred heifers\tville.\tQue., for\ta milking fe- rrage ot $452 each for 110 head(heifer of $700.She is from a Bertrand Lapointe.Jon- male; $150 paid by Lionel Rtc-of all ages the total realized wow classified Very Good quiere, Quebec, paid $000 and ard.South Durham, fora milk-was $40.800.\t.«hove dam in turn is a Very $500 for two milking females, mg female; $300 paid by Pat- No less than 35 head brought t\u2019Ood cow rhe buyer was Mar\tLionel Lavoie,\tof\tJonquiere\tnek\tRoy.St\tGeorges Est., at least $500 each, with the l'i'l Behsle, St Scholastique,\tQuebec, bought\tone\tmilking\tfe-\tQue .\tfor a milking female; three year-old herd sire top- Quebec,\tmale at $600\tand\tanother\tat ping the sale at $2.000, and two; C H.Robertson, Pintendre.|$500; J.L.Monfette, Thetford of the milking females bring-Quebec, paid $725 for a dau-i Mines, bought two milking fe-mg $1,100 and $1,025.Bred shter ot the Excellent sire, males, one at $500 and one at heifers sold up to $700 and ; Roeland Reflection Sovereign, $575; Reginald Lapointe, Comp heifer calves up to $400\tami also bought a bred heifer ion, bought three milking fe- The highest priced bull was\u20191' j\u2019\u2019'\"\"'\tmales at $575, $550, and $540 the Very Good three-year old Yves Grenier.Stanstead, Other high prices included: Hillmae Signet, who w as bought pald $(i5° fo1' :l v'\u2018r> Good cow $500 paid by Ferdinand Hay at $2,000 by Hôpital St.Michel |and als\u2018\u2019 '\u2019\"ught\tother\tmond.St.Scholastique, Que , Archange.Mastai, Quebec.This\tfemales ai $560 and for a milking female: $323 paid bull was the grand champion\t1'ol'tunat Gagnon, Ste.Sa \u2022Vihert Crete, Sawyerville.bine, Que.for a milking fe- « as at Sherbrooke Fair in 1962, is la son of the twice Royal Winter (Fair Grand Champion and twice All-Canadian aged hull Unsafe Signet, and his seven nearest dams have an average yearly production of 21,074 lbs milk testing 4.20 percent but torfat.Birchton social notes $575 paid by Clifford Brown, Lennoxville, for a milking fe male; $573 paid by Jean Claude Blais, Lae Megantic, for a milk Ing female.Four bulls averaged $713 each; fifty-one milking females $540 each; twenty-six bred heifers $480; eleven open yearlings $307 and nineteen heifer calves $236.The sale was under flic management of Quebec Hoi stein Sale Reg., of Montreal.Cte: Terrebonne.Reserve male at Grand Champion fe Sherbrooke Black and Mr.and Mrs Emile Perron, atieook; Mi James MacKinnon.Mr and Mrs Maurice Perron of Macdonald College.Mr.and and family were visiting in Keith Mrs W Ross and family, of j recently.\tSherbrooke.,\tMrs.Orrin Bailey spent the Guests during the weekend at ( arpentiei St theiese,\twj(h hP1.hrothei in-law the Murray home included Mr.Quebec, paid\tflni! Msl0r |inv Mr and\tMrs\tand Mrs Albert Murray, of the ^highest pruv\ttor a G'U\u2019al''\tKarl Parker, in Cookshire\tScotstown.Mr.Stanley Murray of $1 100, Uns was lor Roy Miss Margaret MacKinnon en route from Ca riot on Univer hols Rollcetion Illy She is mid Miss Ida MacKinnon have sity, in Ottawa, Mr.and Mrs elassiiied Very Good and «nslreturned to their home in Mont Raymond Wood, of Bedford.Mr.real, after spending several day s Dale Wood rotiirneil home with with Mrs Stanley Logan, in the his parents, having completed White day in 1963.Mr t arpen \u2019MacKinnon home\this first vear at Bishop's Uni tier also bought ^another milk Ml, am, Mrs KmUc ivnoniversily ing female at $675\taccompanied Mr Dennis Pei\tMr.and Mrs Glen Seymour, Sarto Charbonneau.Mont St ron, of Lapatrie, and Mr.and of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Hob-Grégoire, Quebec,\tpaid the see\tMrs.Maurice Perron and\tlam\tert Durrant, of Sherbrooke and ond highest price\tof $1,025 for\tily and were guqsts of relatives\tMr.Sanford MacCallum.of I\u2019m and friends in Brockton\tand\tcoy, were recent guests of their Boston, Mass\tparents, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Guests at the MacKinnon MacCallum home were Mrs.Margaret Mac\t-\u2014 Lciman and Mr Donald Mae The film service of Norway's K i n n o n of Scots! o w n, seamen's welfare office has Mrs Murdo MacKinnon of Co- 3,418 prints of 1,11» films.ilie Very Good cow Adelio Ro bin Victoria.She was the third prize milking four year-old at Sherbrooke Black and White day in 1963.Mr Char bonneau also paid $600 for a I bred heifer, sired by a very k: Quaint to see in the museum, but not in the bathroom of your modern home.It you live in the country, and require a proper water supply system, contact \u2014 Bœqooeft&n 68 Gille^pia SI., Shtrbrooka.ARTESIAN WEI 1.DRILLING Pumping Systems, Sales & Service Tels:- 562 4717; 562 4600 110/220 V.Capacitor ROSS-BIRON 562-1564 Electric Ltd.183 Frontenac, Sherbrooke Sherbrooke Daily Record HOUSE PLAN OF THE WEEK DESIGN S-3910 The economical rectangular shape of this well-designed ranch house will appeal to budget \u2022 conscious families There's a practical center hall plan, with good access to living room, dining room and kitchen.Also, a kitchen entry is well-planned, providing easy access to basement stairs and a convenient wet-weather closet located at the back.To the right of the hall there are three good-sired bedrooms and a big bathroom.The area is 1,194 sq.ft.Further information on Design S-3910 may be obtained by writing Illustrated Publications, 48 West 48th St., New York, N.Y.10036.UMHC ROOM if.r-&-*\u2022 tored to Bury, where they were: opens out ; guests of Mrs.Hyatt\u2019s brother ; In placeSi it is quite fiat., T _ IT .\t, ,\t, In others, the rushing waters Ha71Swn an?;an^ly- , , have molded the clay into Mr and Mrs.John Goodfel-1 rollj fertile {ields where Mow and family, of Farnham, alfaUa ig alreadv kneeAn,Y RECORD, TRI., MAY 22, I0fi4 iii-ir\"\"!»!! Üilil HE \\NOR LD Of SPORTS John Vear wins Athlete of Year award Records set in Bedford Meet SUTTON \u2014 Eight records were .set in the annual Di.striet of Bedford Track and Field Meet held at St.Johns, stated S.N.Pergau, president of the District of Bedford Athletic Association.These were, over looked in |the main story carried by the Record on Tuesday.Mr.Pergau I ! stated that due to the change -Sf,ri Francisco in classification in Girls classes I\u2019hiladelphia OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Don't invite pub ic than they were willing toj (j alU| m ;i|| results In these 'viiiwaukee Art Potter of Edmonton and:pay,\" said Potter.\tclases stand this year as newipitubursh .executives of Maple Leaf Gar- (Tickets for the Memorial records.\tCincinnati dens to the same party.|cup playoff games sold for Mr, Pergau wishes to thank.Potter president of the Cana- $4.00, $3.00 and $2.00.During the on behalf of the Association, ilian Amateur Hockey Associa- regular season prices were $2.00 all officers and Mall ol the New York tion ended a temporary truce in and $1.50, with children s tick- HCAF Station in making their \u2019\twith the' Toronto lets available for 50 cents.) facilities available for Ihe meet.Pamela Matey of Sutton High reviewed the 1963-64 Memorial|promised \u201cto get even\" Ml 11 mal'< ^ H ' ln'' 111 President Potter of CAHA blames Maple Leaf executive for biggest loss in Memorial Cup history NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lott Pet GBL 21\t12 .fi.\u2019ifi \u2014 19\t12\t.613 21\t14\t6(H) 19\t15 .545 l« 16 .529 16\tJ 6 .500 17\t19 .472 16\t21\t.432 12 IB.tOO 1 1 3 3\u2018/a 51 * 51 \u2018a 7 7'u 10 25 .286 12 his battle arena s brass Thursday as he ^ Gardens\u2019 executive /had reviewed the 1963*64 Memorial j promjse(j | Bedford heaved ¦son-\tI ihe discus HO ft.10 in., and .\tu f\tPottcr als Plfa,le(i\twith de!e-\tKnowlion High won Ihe Medley few more reports\tbelore\tending\tgajM\tp, have future\tMemorial\tyjj| |j(.|av in 404 1.thir five - day golden jubilee finals start earlier.The sessions.\tCAHA and the teams \u2018\u2018looked .Potter held Ihe stage Thins ridiculous\" playing hockcj day with a ringing denunciation when baseball weather pro , the Gardens\u2019 executive.vailed\tnCIV6 fl©W \u2022Secretary - manager Gordon To strengthen the weak sister\t.\t.Jfickes reported a gross gate of Maritime and Ottawa district I©nniS COUTT $23,397 for ihe Toronto Marl junior champions, the delegates WATERLOO The lonnis bhro-Edmonton Oil Kings scries approved a motion allowing {.(>ui-t on Lewis Street on the in Toronto which the Marlies them to add three new players.|n.0pe,.(y sp Luke s Church wr>n in four straight games.to their lineups from their own js j,, |)c p(1| [ntn condition for iThat made the series one of branch for next season\u2019s round ||\u201e.season.A town grant of Hie biggest financial turkeys in robin playoff scries with Ihe S4U\tHits - Clemente, Pittsburgh del, Marc Letourneau.\tu,.\u201e, \u201e\tsi \u2022 ni a y es.\t.\u2022 Yankees:\tRonald Aude t.\tc,,\u201e\t,,\u2022\u2022\u2022.\toi\tr.\u201e .,\tDoubles-Clemente.12.Maurice Audet, Normand Au-R \" !\tR T\tTriples\u2014Santo.Chicago.4.del, \\ndre Viens.Romeo Viens \u2018\t\u2019 1\t\u2019 M '> \u2019' '* ^\t' Home Run*\u2014May s, 16.Charles\tViens.Marcel Viens.\tMonday.\tJune 22.Barnston\tStolen Bases\u2014Wills.Los An Jean Nil Boudreau.Marcel vs- Yankees.\tgeles, 13.Hams,\tBernard Letourneau.\tSunday,\tJune\t28,\tBraves vs.\tPitching\u2014Gibson.St.Louis, 4 Martial Dube, Denis Hains.Red Sox, Red Sox vs.Barnston 0' J 000 Braves: Marc Blouin, Nor Monday, June 29, Braves vs mand Pivin.Normand Charest.Yankees.Gilbert Bissonnette, Michel at MT.0RF0RD \u2014 NOW OPEN \u2014 4 miles from Magog MEMBERSHIP FEES: Strikeouts \u2014 Maloney.Cincinnati.and Koufax, Los Angeles, > Sunday, July Caron.Robert Marcoux, Paul ,,\t_ .,.\t.\u2019\tBarnston.Marcoux, Gules Lyonnais.Monday, July 5, Braves vs.6.Braves vs.Men, Sr.\t$50.00 Women\t$25.00 Man and Wife\t$70.CO Juniors GREEN FEES:\t$15.00 Week days Sat., Sun.and\t$2.50 holidays\t$3.50 For information\tCall Leonard Turgeon at\t Magog 843-5688\t LAGER BEER Bernard Pivin.Jacques Lefe bvre, Jean Nil Martineau.Ro-, Bed Sox._______________________________ Sunday, July 12, Yankees v.v Barnston; Red Sox vs.Braves.Monday, July 11, Yankees vs.Braves.Sunday, July 19.Braves vs.Barnston.Monday, July 20, Barnston vs.Yankees.Sunday, July 26, Red Sox vs.Yankees.Monday.July 24, Barnston vs.R«j BOATS, MOTORS, and TRAILERS Always