Sherbrooke daily record, 25 juin 1964, jeudi 25 juin 1964

[" Bibliothèque du '^bmnaxrt de Sherbrooke WEATHER Mainly tunny but co«lar today; winds light.High today at Sharbrooka 70.Outlook for Friday: Sunny with cloudy periods; warmer.lictbi'ooke jDailii Ikco td Today's Chuckle Lady to bank teller: \u201cI'd like to open a joint account with someone who has plenty of money.\u201d Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY.JUNE :5, 1964 Sixty - Eighth Year 1 \u2014 mm hwm m JK r.¦ i'!- * jl; .dlliH i :: a< ALL PROVINCES \u2014 Flags of all 10 provinces were carried by the color-guard of the \u201cDynamiques\u201d cadets in yester- day's procession.This corps numbered abmil 60 boys.One other group also carried the banners of all the provinces.(Record photo by Gerry Letnay) Magog - Sherbrooke pipeline i$ decided B> .1 AMI S Ml Al l IS 11 R (Record Staff Reporter) Mayor Armand Nadeau announced this morning that the city council has tinanimotish decided to favor of the Memphrcmagog pipeline project as a solution to Sherbrooke's long-time water problem.The decision was reached at a meeting of the cits council vesterdav morning called to discuss water project financing.\u201cNotice of a bylaw will be given mil next Monday.'\u2019 said Mayor Nadeau, \"and should he adoped in about another week, about July 7.Then a public meeting of proprietors will be called to seek approval of Ihe project,\u201d he said.At the same meeting, council adopted a resolution to ROY borrow the necessary funds DW I from the federal-provincial government\u2019s municipal loan fund, he said.The estimated cost of ihe Sherbrooke's biggest spectacle, St.Jean Baptiste parade colorful A.Ü ¦BMI* - *\\iA v.\u2018Jfeltfk f.* .¦ 5^5 i#.^ V.It-'- ê c1! Hfl : ! ST.JEAN BAPTISTE \u2014 Little Jacques Lapointe, nine played the role of the patron saint of French Canada in yesterday's parade.The tra- ditional figure represents both the religion and the society of the French Canadian.The float on which he rode as always, brought up the rear of the procession.Jacques is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Roger Lapointe, of 57 Windsor Street.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) Sherbrooke's traditional St.Jean Baptiste Parade was conducted yesterday through the streets of Sherbrooke, to the applause of tens of thousands of spectators.The procession featured no1 innovations from previous ! years, but offered a pleasantly colorful, conventional spectacle.! The theme of the parade was \u201cFrench Canada of Tomorrow.\u201d! The colorfully-dressed cadet: and majorette corps, for the | most part, played their march music clearly and distinctly, swung their arms uniformly, and marched with spirited steps' despite the high temperature and humidity.The float-riders were appeal-j ingly costumed and, in a few cases appeared to have considerable vitality in spite of the weather.Lillie John the Baptist for the day, Jacques Lapointe, seemed to take his role very seriously.His iamb, a March lamb named Joe from the Dominion Experimental Farm, was very well behaved.The sixteen floats, most ofi which were crafted by Antonio j Montour, all received applause! from the spectators.Although none could boast of striking! novelties such as were in evidence in last night\u2019s Montreal parade, all were colorful, skilfully detailed, and successfully symbolic.PACEM IN TERRIS One interesting float portrayed the theme of \u201cPacem in Terris.\u201d The United Nations!\t- was represented in a cardboard ,\t,\t.model of its Secretariat Build- Rlon HO appeal CAPE TOWN (Reuters)\u2014Nel-.son Mandela and six other men Another idealized 1he insti- jajiec) f0r life after a South tution of the family, employ- ^frjcan sabotage trial have de- Memphremagog pipeline pro ject is about 54,000,000 but the figure could be reduced to $3,200,000 if the city can get a Federal-provincial loan, which would reduce the total cost by over $600.000.Another $200,000 could be saved if the project is exempt from the new 11-percent federal tax on construction materials, he said., \u201cWe don't know yet if this 11-percent tax is applicable to this type of municipal project or not.We will get in touch with Ottawa next week about this,\u201d said Mayor Na dean, \u201cThe Jlemphremagog pipeline project plan will be put into effect right away to eliminate our city\u2019s water problem,\u201d he said.The Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce, at their last Monday\u2019s meeting approved this project, and the proposed federal loan, 100-percenl, he said.MICRO-FILTERS It was decided that micro-filters would be used to fill er water coming through the pipes and (hat an ozone treatment plant would be desirable.The ozone treatment plant would add another $200.000 expense to the project and city council decided to look further into the matter before adopting the idea.\u201cWe have decided to wait for a while before installing such a treatment plant until we are more fully informed on the subject to find out if the results obtainable will justify the added expense,\u201d said Mayor Nadeau.Ozone is a faintly blue, gaseous, allotropie form of oxygen used commercially for purifying drinking water.It is odorless and leaves no lasle in the water.NEAR FARNHAM FARNHAM \u2014 (StaH) \u2014 Robert Hamel.4, of Farnham drowned yesterday afternoon in a stream on his parents farm.Polica said the youngster wes apparently attempting to follow his father across the stream on a narrow crossing when he slipped and fell into the water.Viet Nam power team is planned WASHINGTON (AIM President Johnson has passed ihe word lo aides that along with' the assignment ol his new top command team to South Viet Nam, he wants the whole U.S.mission in Saigon beefed up as much as possible, i In laking a new look al the Southeast Asian crisis because of the resignation of Ambas sador Henry Cabot Lodge, John son is said to have determined that the time has come for the United States to make a major effort, as some officials phase it, \u201cto turn Ihe war around.\u201d! Some top aulhoritics believe the firm leadership of South Vietnamese president, M a j.-' Gen.Nguyen Khanh, is begin ning to show results, that improved U.S.techniques in train m 9 J vU-\t-A - '* - .iSi ___iüiti V;vW;\u2019 ''V-.-tm ¦ mL i KHRUSHCHEV WIELDS A HARD HAT \u2014 Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushihev, hard hat in hand, waves to onlookers during his visit yesterday to (hr shipyard al Arcndal, near Gotcborg on Sweden's west coast.All of the louring party wear protective head covering.Police precautions were stronger than usual as Khrushchev left Stockholm on the only pro-vlnclal trip of his five-day state risit to neutral Sweden.(Al\u2019 Win-photo via cable from Stockholm 1 Khrushchev bothered by Swedish security (CP from AP-Rctilers) STOCKHOLM Soviet Premier Khrushchev is gelling restless and annoyed over the colossal security wall the Swedish people have put around him.Willi thousands of patrolmen bristling with sabres and pistols, and hundreds of detectives in every guise from cook to charwoman, Stockholm has been like an armed camp since the Soviet leader arrived three days ago.-\tI A Soviet source said Khrush 7/A\\ ¦-Hi».*.Election any time Offer OTTAWA ( CP )- \u2022The federal jing South Vietnamese forces government stands ready to of-also is showing results and that,for a Volvo-type deal to help the ill effects in disorder and the French manufacturers of OTTAWA (CP) Opposition Leader Dielenbaker said Wednesday night that a federal election could come at any time now.\"No one knows what\u2019s com-,\tchcv is\tbeginning\tto resent\tthe\tjpg tomorrow,\u2019 the Conserva- concessions l,lassiv,e\tsecurity\tcurtain keep\tlive leader told a party rally in ing him\tfrom contact with\tthe\twest Ottawa, \u201cNo one knows Swedish\tpeople.\twhat trouble, the Liberal gov* His impatience was demon-1eminent will find itself in to-strated during a visit lo the|morrow,\u2019\u2019 i.i , ,\t,.\t,,\t, ,,\t,\t, .ishipbuilding centre of Goteborg damaged morale of the political llcnaull and Peugeot cars estab- yy(,,inc ,|.1V .upheavals of last fail and winter lish plants in Quebec, it was! r!, ,s poktpait FOR.* «O.FAC IN PSOF |& A »IT-COURSE 1 CO* volp fullVwow VJOULD TM AFRAiD [WOU UtkE/Mt ILE SO'JR ND66?IN MV WAR A\u2014AH\u2014 OP ^ UNilPORM D 50