Sherbrooke daily record, 29 septembre 1964, mardi 29 septembre 1964

[" Biblimhfqut du Séminairt de Sherbrooke South Viet Nam prepares for riots after three killed SAIGON < AP) \u2014 Troops and police in Saigon prepared for new trouble as students and religious sects threatened demonstrations today to protest the killing of three rioters Sunday in Oui Nhon, 270 miles northeast of the South Vietnamese capital.Government troops shot the three demonstrators and wounded 17 others to end a week of mob control in which youths took over the Oui Nhon radio station and seized the provincial chief.The rioters in Oui Nhon apparently staged the revolt to protest the continued presence in office of members of the former Ngo Dinh Diem regime ?WEATHER Sunny today with increasing cloudiness late in the day; cloudy with sunny intervals Wednesday with a tew showers ever higher terrain; warmer today but turning cooler tonight; winds light.High today and lew tonight at Sherbrooke SO and 40; summary tor Wednesday: Cloudy with sunny intervals; cooler.Saigon police kept special | watch on the Hoa Hao and Cao \\A/e~i\trr>n\\/\tDai\u2019 ,w?relieious-mili\u2018ar>' ,ec\u2018s Established 1897 y y CJ »\tfflU r\treported to be angered over the composition of the 17-member 'high national council set up last week to pave the way for a new civil government.A Hoa Hao group was reported planning to j march on Saigon from the Me-Ikon g Delta.Meanwhile, U.S.Army offi-icers in central South Viet Nam IUK\\u (AP)\u2014A U.S.state were critical of the U.S.role in department official warned the ending of the rebellion of North Vietnamese and (.hinese some 2,000 mountain tribesmen Communists today against m- .^p United States had trained creasing their pressure on South t0 tlght the Viet Cong guer-Viet Nam.He said they may rjuas force the United States to ex tjccbcookc DailuBetord may expand \u2014Bundy Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, 11 1 SDAY, SEPTEMBER 2d, |do4 Shiv \u2022 1 ighth Year Three die level crossing; pand the war outside South Viet Nam.William P.Bundy, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, told the Research Institute of Japan: \u201cExpansion of the war outside South Viet Nam, while not a course we want or seek, could be forced upon us by the in- FEAR PLAN JEOPARDIZED The officers said the program to utilize the tribesmen in the war against the Viet Cong may have been jeopardized by American promises that were made to the rebel Montagnards (mountain folk) and then broken.U.S.special forces officers, in train hits car caar Magog creased external pressures of cbarsc of the Montagnard profile Communists, including a ris- ^lam- s\u2019a'c^ ,^le tribesmen were ing scale of infiltration '\u2022\tassured that American advisers Bundy did not say how the vvould not be Pulled out of ,he war might be extended.But a\trebel camp at Buon Sar high U.S.source said earlier in and dla* South Vietnamese Tokyo that the United States has considered the possibility of bombing infiltration bases in North Viet Nam and neighboring Laos.\"We do not aim at overthrowing the Communist regime of North Viet Nam but rather at inducing it to call off the war it directs and supports in South Viet Nam,\u2019' Bundy said.He warned that if South Viet Nam falls under Communist control, the rest of Southeast Asia would face similar danger and eventually India, Australia and Japan would be swallowed up.forces waiting to attack the rebels would not be allowed into the camp.The thirteen Americans at Buon Sar Pa were pulled out Monday and a fewr hours later the South Vietnamese army occupied the camp.\u201cThe promises probably never should have been made,\u2019\u2019 said one officer.\"Now I do not know how we are going to pick up the pieces.\u201d Premier Nguyen Khanh promised the 300 rebels in the camp there would be no punishment for them.But special forces men doubted that reprisals \u201cIf Hanoi and Peking prevail could be Prevented because of in Viet Nam in this key test of 1,10 camP's remote location, the new Communist tactics of ®outb ^'et Nani and the \u2018wars of national liberation,'ibnded ^ates signed an agree-then the Communists will use|men*; ^odaV which will pour an-this technique with growdng odlel $33,000,000 in American frequency elsew'here in Asia, mone^ 'n^° SrmU* Viet Nam s Africa and Latin America,\u201d he fa Bering economy.The new declared.\t{grant under the \u201cfood for China in turn warned the Peaee plan is the biggest to United States it will \u201cpay da*e-dearly\u201d if it ventures across\t\u2014 the^ frontier into North Viet ExpO Stîïke-free \u201cThe Chinese government and:,.\u2014 ^be 1967 people again warn the Johnson; ontrea worlds fair has won administration to stop immedi- assurance from the city s con-ately the rash playing with strucdon urdons *be)' \"ill fire,\u201d said Peking Radio.\u201cIf it no^ on sfr\u2019^6 during the life «1 mmutS k.still plans to carry out enlargement of its war adventure, it of the fair in return for a commitment to raise wages and Today's Chuckle will pay dearly for this danger-1 em,doj as mucb Montreal's ous adventure.\u201d\tlabor force as Possible, Com- _______I_________ missioner ¦ General Pierre Du- puy said Monday.! The agreement, which fair of .ficials said will be signed in Heredity is what makes the few days, provides for slight mother and father of teen- :wage increases based on an-agers wonder a little about {ticipated cost - of - living in-ji* each other.\ti creases.Fall Fashions The gentle look .the jaunty look .the look that is all woman is the look for fall \u201864.See and read what the family will be wearing, plus fashions for the home in the fall Fashion review featured in tomorrow's Record.8£ CAtEfUl WRECK OF GREGOIRE CAR IS TOWED FROM SCENE OF LEVEL CROSSING CRASH (Record photos by Gerry Lemayj LBJ sets self up as hetter-than -Barry' supporter of Ike plan WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 President Johnson, responding to wildly enthusiastic receptions in often - Republican sections of New England, has pictured himself as topping Barry Gold-water in support of Republican programs during the Eisenhower administration.Johnson made this claim part of a concerted appeal lor I Republican votes during a 20-hour presidential election lour of the six New England states.This journey was capped early {today by a visit to the Boston bedside of Senator Edward M.{Kennedy (Dem.Mass.), who is recuperating from injuries; j suffered in a plane crash.Johnson, in picturing himself! as a better-lhan Goldwater sup porter of Republican programs during the administration of President Eisenhower, referred! directly to Goldwater, his Re-{ publican presidential rival, for the first time during the cam-{ paign.(Jlf * By JOHN CONV/AY (Record Staff Reporter) VENISE \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 A four engined C.P.R freight tram struck a car at a level crossing here between Denuvillc and Magog this morning, killing three of the six occupants -\u2014 0 father and his two sons \u2014 and injuring three other children, one critically.Dead are: JOSEPH GREGOIRE, 46, 18 Dutoult Street, Magog, the father of 10 children.NOEL GREGOIRE, 20, Joseph's son; JEAN ROC GREGOIRE, 17, another son.In iHiNpilul where Dr.Iliighes llloiiiii (IchtUh'iI her condition as critical with head injuries is Lorraine Grégoire.12.Her sister.I.i/ette.Ik, is saiil to he in satisfuefurv condition at the hospital with head injuries.I he sixth passenger in the car.eight-uar-nld I 11c Grégoire, was treated for head injuries and returned home.Police said the accident occurred at 7.40 a.in.when the Grégoire car was struck by Hie east hound (TR freight train, en route from Montreal to St.John, New Brunswick.It was nuinher OOX.pulled I» four diesel units, with 89 loaded ears and eight unloaded, according to CPR spokesmen.llllliu i™' «»« ÜiiiilliliatiiillüiiitiiiiLxHi Iff flH||Wt(|l!W\" \u201c\u201c'WrflT 'li|Hll' structural steel is noti5 p.m.ns is done at present.The othci West Waid aid |itici more quiekl> on the St.j The request was placed be erman, Antonio Pinard, sup Francis Bridge concrete pour cause there are claves in the ported the request.There are mg will not be finished this now 23,580 people living in fall, city council was told last the West Ward, he said.! night The ward is a city by itself.l The information was given Slow steel laying delays bridge work school until 5:30.Antonio Pinard, alderman in charge of parks, said he would discuss the matter with the SCOUTS LEARN FIRST AID \u2014- Skipper Russ Gillam gives two Scouts of the 5th Sher- brooke troop first aid instruc- ! scouts Steven lion.Above, left to right are .Roddy McLeod.Skipper Russ Gillam, and i Coles and iRecord photo by Gerry Loniay) The expansion here brings considerable problems, he said, so that the ward needs a third alderman on council.Hast Ward Alderman Ro-berl Gauthier asked that coun Bernard Veteran of Hong Kong dies by Fabi A Fils construction parks committee, company, which will do (he\t,\t» concrete work for the bridge.Council members said that the laying of the structural steel is being done more rapidly now than earlier.Aided by Community Chest and played a number of musical selections.A street dance in the even-who DUCKS TO LAOS TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)\u2014Nationalist China will airlift 4.800 young ducks to Laos in October and January to help ^ve^P Thunderbirds.his driver\u2019s licence suspended for three months for hit and run.He was also ordered to pay $200 costs to the car with watched, listened and danced which he had collided, to the music by The Trouba-\t* * * dors, currently appearing at A Sherbrooke youth, plead-the Cabaret.\tj ing not guilty to alUo theft The Friday program of events! W*H be tried before judge saw another street dance with} and jur>\u2019 at the January music by a local group, the; criminal assizes.Gilles Crete, 18, had bail 450 hays, 45 leaders engaged in Sherbrooke region Scouting poultry farming in the South-; prjor their appearance, a I set at $1,000 in cash or $2,\u2019 east Asian kingdom.The Pro' fireworks display was seen fromi 000 in property, gram is sponsored by theU^e center of the closed*offj - is United States.TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A., LL.L.NOTARY Continental Bldy S?nto S09 Tel lO.9-2600 INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE AM Risks Please Consult \u2014 WATSON & FULLER LTD.Tel.569-5939 \u2014 Sherbrooke [streets.Some of the stores held fash- A ion parades outside their est-/AS 0&5T0 S ablishments and this drew manyi onlookers.\t\u2019 J j.* I A large crowd visited the||\u2019\"|Q|jJSTT!3l [Plaza through the day.On Saturday, the final dayj j of the Plaza, a civic reception jwas held by the Town of Rich-imond and cocktails were served prior to the banquet.Head table guests at the banquet were Denis Boisvert, 2nd Vice-president of the Jaycees; Mrs.Paul V.Delaney; Mrs.C loan repaid Scouting embraces mure than 450 boys and about 15 Scout leaders in the Sherbrooke, Sawycrville.Bulwer, Waterville, Lennoxville, and East Angus regions.The camp site at Lake Lovering near Magog has been in constant use with Cubs and Scouts camping there every weekend.Sherbrooke has 13 Scouting groups which include Cubs, Scouts, and their leaders to make Sherbrooke the leading city for scouting in I he Eastern Townships.Camping, woodcraft, games, hobby displays, first-aid, socials, projects of various kinds, badge requirements, shooting, wildlife conservation, jamborees, sailing, investitures, paper \u2022 drives, cooking, knots, wood etching, and fire-lighting are some of (he activities which the Cubs and Scouts enjoy.No less important to the scouts is the time spent learning useful things, enjoying the satisfaction of helping themselves and others, and having the company of other boys many of whom find a common interest in anything from ornithology (birds) and entomology (insects) to philately (stamps) and toxo-phily (archery).The Boy Scouts is one of the groups served by the Sherbrooke - Lennox ville Comunity Chest which runs from Sept.21 to Oct.5.About 300 volunteer workers are canvassing local businesses for contributions toward the $24,000 objective.CARPETING ¦'DOBLEMS?Give \u201cMister Carpet\u201d a ring or come and see him at your new Levesque Ltee.Store! .his slx-een years of xperience in Jacques\tthis field »re Gamache,\tLTJT™ MISTER\tplete satis CARPET\u201d\tfaction! .Home Service \u2022\tCarpet Repairs \u2022\tCarpet Laying \u2022\tCarpet Dry Cleaning \u2022\tA Complete Choice of Tiles and Linoleum For Service 569-7411 Fleury; Pro-Mayor E.Richard; [Camille Fleury, Jaycees President; Mrs.Richard; Mrs.Bois vert; and Paul Delaney, President of the Richmond-Mel-bourne Board of Trade.Also present were George H.Brouillette, president of the Richmond Merchants Association; Aid.Lucien Cormier; Dr.Jean Smith.Chairman of the Board of Recreation, Inc., Rich-[mond.Others on the Jaycee execu-|tive are Richard McGee, 1st Vice-pres.; Claude Smith, Secre-ary; Jacques Allard, assistantsecretary; Richard Clement, treasurer.Directors are-Yvon ^elletier, Paul Roger.Martial Poisson, Roger Smith, Leslie Powler, Roger Huckle, Marcel Juchesne, Armand Pelletier, Jonrad Chalifour.Asbestos area news ASBESTOS \u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Asbestos Children\u2019s Wear has announced that a loan which was made from the Town of Asbestos Industrial Commission to the amount of $4,600 in 1962, has now been re-paid.This comparatively new in- 13Ô YEARS TRAFFIC TOLL ASBESTOS \u2014 The police de-| partment report for the month! dustry employees' ~*70 \u201cfemale I £ workers with an annual payroll of $100,000.The manufacturing establishment is located in the former market place on Frontenac Street and the building is the property of the town.In two year\u2019s time, management expects to expand and employ a persons.minimum of 100 38 Wellington St.South Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569741 ANCIENT MAN FOUND VLADIMIR, U.S.S.R.(AP)-.rcheologists and anthropolo-ists have uncovered the re-nains of a 30,000-year-old Cro-nagnon-type man near this old Russian city.The skeleton was raped in ivory ornaments made rom mammoth tusks, Tass re-irts.INSULATION It\u2019s time to have your house or ceiling insulated! Insulation will protect you against cold and moisture \u2014 will protect your roof and eavestroughs, plus you'll get your money back on fuel economy.This is your best investment in saving 25%.HOUSE PAINTING PIPE AND FURNACE COVERING SAND BLASTING ON STONE OR BRICK ALSO COVER HOUSES WITH ASBESTOS SHINGLES WE CALL \u2014 MINERAL INSULATION 133 Big Forks St.\u2014 Tel.562-3158 Mr.Jacques.Purse snatched COATICOOK \u2014 (Special) \u2014 A purse-snatcher got $15 from a woman in Coaticook as she was returning home from the \u2022tores on Friday night.Mrs.Garfield Ellis, 292 Union Street, Coaticook, was on Union Street when a young man, between 16 and 19 she says, grabbed her purse breaking the shoulder strap and knocking her to the sidewalk.She suffered a ¦wrenched shoulder and bruises in both legs.The purse was found by John Cutting in the garden of his home at 39 Ottawa Street on Saturday morning.It still con-; lained $5 and Mrs.Ellis\u2019 person-lal things.fic accidents with one person [ reported injured.The year\u2019s total accidents, to-date is 136, with one person killed and thir- j teen injured.During the month, 21 escorts j were made to the banks with 17 for funeral services and 41 for other occasions.Fourteen ar-j rests were made.One person re-| quested over-night protection.Five summons were served.! Three persons appeared in ma 1 gistrate court and three before the Welfare Court in Sherbrooke.By WM H.LUNAN (Special to The Record) bre included in the asphalt mix for paving of the town streets.The decision was taken after studies had been made in area, by engineers of the Canadian Johns-Manville Company and provincial authorities, over a course of several years.An expenditure of $55,400.is being made to surface 48,-200 square yards of St.Louis Street.The contract was awarded to the Fabi and Sons of Sherbrooke.Several thousand dollars of the total amount will be spent in the purchase of asbestos fibre to add to the mix.A civil defense course is being given under the guidance of J.A.MacDonald of Sherbrooke and Leo Loiselle of Drummondville with local instructors.Members of the Asbestos and jDanville police and fire depart-ments are participating in the I [thirteen lesson ocursc, given at the town hall.The cost of the equipment .\t.\t.\t.used by the class is furnished 1 Us fY OIQ City representatives are to visil (he site of the new Institute of technology at Hie soulh end of Deseoteau Street in the far end of the West Ward.The visit will he to decide a path for the construction road for the Institute.Council heard a request that the swimming pool at war I.ASI ANGUS (Stall! calm School be opened to the A funeral service is being |nib|jc a( fi p m rathcr ,han held at the Notre Dame de LtI ______________________ Garde Church heretomumnvatj^ .i 9 30 a m.for Hong Kong Vote |V-JCTODer SUpper ran, Emile (Mike) Bernard.Mr.Bernard died accidental ly at Lake Laluc, Northern Cjue bee, September 25.He was 43 All Hong Kong Veterans arc requested to attend the service Medals arc to be worn.Vete runs are asked to rally at the Canadian Legion Hall at 8 a m Born and educated in East Angus, Mr.Bernard was a pri soner of war for four years Returning to Canada in 1945 he began work wilh the St.Lawrence Corporation paper mill here and was employed there at the time of his death He was a member of the Canadian Legion Hong Kong Sec tion.He is survived by his wife, the lormer Madeleine Lamontagne, five children, Josie, 16, Lynn, 15, John 8, Kim, 4, and Pierre 2\u2019&.Mr.Bernard is also survived by six brothers, Joseph of Cohoes, N.Y.; Gerard of East An gus; Louis and John of Long Island; Sam of Albany, N.Y ; and Odilon of East Angus and four sisters, Mrs.F, Beaule (Laura) of New Liverpool, Que liée; Mrs.F.Lamontagne, (Lu cille) of Sherbrooke; Mrs.D.Mathieu (Edith) of Sherbrooke and Mrs.M.Fournier (Rita) of Sherbrooke.The body is at.the Paquin and Paquin Funeral Home here.planned by UCW at North Hatley NORTH HATLEV first fall meeting of the United Church Women was held at the! home of the president, Mrs.C j Smith, on Sept.22.Plans were completed for a chicken pie supper to be hold! Oct.3, in the Community Hall, conveners being M r.v R.Olson, Mrs.W.CauntYr and Mrs, R.Sterling.Members made arrangements to attend the regional rally in Hatley, and a tour of a Sherbrooke plant, in conjunction wilh the Watcr-villc U.C.W.Activities of the summer were reviewed and plans made for future events.Members were pleased to learn that the new drapes they had provided for the living room of the parsonage, in Wat * erville, were completed and hung in time for the reception on Sept.24.The convener of resources and supplies, Mrs.W.Gaunter, reported that two hales of clothing had been sent to St.Anne des Monts, and to the United Church Relief Depot in Toronto.At the conclusion of the meeting the hostess served refreshments.Council took lime out from weightier matters to discus* where a helicopter, to be used in a company promotion would land The company had requested permission\tto\tland\ton\tthe top of the Webster parking lot between I anil 2 p.m.but alderman said that the lot would he full then.Suggestions ranged from roping off\ta section\tof\tHie lot, to landing on the Queen Street parade grounds.The latter was finally accepted But in between, aldermen Mont considered\tand\trejected\t(I) the \u2019copter landing on the city hall roof (no way to get down), (2) behind the city hall (too many wire* in (lie way), (3) Mitchell Park (not enough room), and (4) the , aerss to\tthe St.\tFrancis Bridge (too much dnsl).The OFFICE SUPPLIES Loose Leaf-Books A Binders Best assortment Hallmark Cards Papetori* Pigeon Lté» 444 King W , (cor.Belveder*) Tel.562-8310 FRENCH Tutoring English Students Grades 8 9 10-11 After school and Saturday* Prof.J A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Téléphoné 569-4984 Mrs.A.Olivier Funeral to Nine persons were fined fori various infractions, three were! given suspended sentences, one! person was given a jail sentence: and one motor vehicle driver A grant ^ $2,000.was given5 lad his permit suspended.t0 the library society.The new The identification depart-[quarters of the organization has nent registered eight persons, been moved to the basement of 27 investigations were made.Five persons were photographed.Six letters of recommendation were issued.Five cases of theft were investigated.Three commercial establishment; doors were found un-locked.by .he night patrol.Four identification cards were issued.The fire department answer-id to three calls.Two for motor vehicles and one home call.RULED BY BRITAIN Nyasaland, now the Republic! of Malawi, became a British!\tTU .\t.\t, protectorate in 1891, 32 years!\tTh* C,ty\t^Ve after the country was explore, I P3SSed afr\t?\t7 by Dr.David Livingston ' 3 P*\"*\"^* °f abestos the building which they occupied on Blvd.St.Luc.Construction permit* were issued during the month of August to the velue of $50, 4C0.A service station is making alterations to the amount of $6,000; two bungalows and a new house are being built at a cost of $38,500.and repairs end alterations to four houses at a cost of $6,000.by the Town of Asbestos, the Provincial government and the [Federal government in the proportion of 10, 15, and 75 per cent.* *\u2022 * J.L.P.Lambert director of the Asbestos Trade School has announced the appointment of Mr, Gilles Boucher to serve in the capacity of assistant-director for the term 1964-65.Last year, Mr.Boucher was the head instructor in the electricity classes at the Trade School in St.Hyacinthe, Quebec.Mr.Boucher has completed an examination given by the Civil Service, in qualifying for the position.Funeral service for Mrs.An onio Olivier of Sherbrooke will be held at 9:30 a.m.tomorrow at Immaculée Concep 'ion church.Mrs.Olivier died Sunday af er five days in hospital.She was 77.The deceased was a daughter >f Philippe Caron and Alina Xfoisan.A family ancestor Modiste Caron, came to Sber brooke about 1857 and settled in the West Ward where hi.-descendants are still living.Mrs.Olivier was the mother of Guy and Roger Olivier.She leaves many relatives both in Sherbrooke and in Montreal.LIBRARY RENOVATED The U.S.Library of Congress, opened in 1897, is undergoing renovation which has caused closure of the main reading room for the first time.END STORM WINDOW CHANGING with Permanent Year - round ALUMINUM WINDOWS \u2014 \u2022 Superior Quality \u2022 Unbeat Prices \u2022\tChoice of Colours \u2022\tFree Estimates GLASS 950 King East\u2014Tel.562 4777 RAMSAY ond INTERNATIONAL PAINTS at LOW, LOW PRICES Distributor for ARMSTRONG VINYL TILES \u2014 Expert Free Advice and Estimates \u2014 SHERBROOKE PAINT & FLOOR 118 Wellington South\u2014Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-1655 -SX- LAWRENCE i Mr, and Mrs.Donald Cooper and children, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Goddard and children, Mr-.Pansy Cooper and Mrs.C.Gorham were visitors of Mr.Silas Goddard, of South Ham.Former residents of Erie will be pleased to learn that the church is being repaired and painted, ready for services in the near future.MAIC0 HEARING SERVICE for Eastern Townships P.O.Box 1013\t\u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.THE FIRST Æ, STEPS DEPEND ON YOU! 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Sijecbmoke Daily'Becotd The paper of the Eastern Townships.Established February 9.1897.incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd.119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.JOHN BASSETT\tIVAN SAUNDERS\tHUGH DOHERTY President\tManaging Director\tEditor-in-chief IUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, I9M Confused thinking on pipeline In his arguments supporting his demand that the City Council postpone any action on the construction of the Lake Mcmphrcmagog pipeline, mayoralty candidate Roger Gauthier has presented a rather specious case.Aside from his claim that the people of Sherbrooke must expect an increase in their tax bills to finance the several important projects the Council has undertaken in recent months, Mr.Gauthier maintains that the water problem can be solved by modernizing the chlorination system and that the proposed pipeline meets only one of the 113 points advanced by a survey into pollution problems.His claims for improving the chlorination system as a means of providing Sherbrooke with an adequate supply of potable water are based on the report of a professional engineer prepared in 1961, before the pipeline plan was seriously considered.But a detailed study of the report in question shows the engineer confined himself to dealing with the unpleasant taste resulting from chlorination operations.He did not advance recommendations covering the whole water problem, merely claiming the existing supply could be improved by new equipment.Chlorination undoubtedly kdls most of the bacteriological impurities in polluted water but it has little or no effect on the suspended impurities.Thus it is only a partial solution.Nor did Mr.Gauthier mention that the 113 recommendations on ending pol- lution contained in the survey prepared by The binancial Post of Toronto in 1963 covered not only water pollution, but also air pollution and excessive noise.He also failed to mention that many of the recommendations contained in the report covering water supplies generally arc being applied by the federal and provincial authorities.Already substantial steps have been taken in reducing the dumping of industrial waste materials into rivers and streams, municipalities are being forced to construct sewage disposal plants anil steps are being taken to prevent home-owners on river and lake shores from dumping refuse into these waterways.In the case of Sherbrooke experts are-agreed that the city had only two sources from which to draw its water supply -Lake Mcmphrcmagog and the Magog River.The latter already is badly polluted and is likely to remain so even after preventive measures have been taken.The quality may be improved but it is considered a practical impossibility to restore it to the point where it could be classified as good.On the other hand, Lake Mcmphrcmagog water is still classed as excellent with every probability that advanced thinking on the pollution menace will result in it being maintained in this class for years to come.Sherbrooke citizens have made their decision on the water problem and there should be no need to revive it as a political issue.?\t?tY l imes have changed.I\u2019wcnty years ago people worked twelve hours a day and it was called economic slavery.Now they work fourteen hours a day and it's called moonlighting.New welfare campaign for everyone In the field of charitable fund-raising, combining of many small appeals into one large appeal is becoming more and more common.Thus, in the Sherbrooke area, we have the Community Chest, which is currently conducting its annual campaign for funds on behalf of six local organizations.But in the Cowansville area, consolidation of fund-raising efforts has gone even beyond administrative unity and is cutting across religious and linguistic lines.This year, for the first time, the Cari-tas campaign for the Roman Catholic Diocese of St.Hyacinthe, which includes the Cowansville area, is being conducted for an entire range of social services which will be available to all, regardless of religion or language.The appeal has become, in reality as well as in effect, a Caritas-Red Feather campaign, with the members of all major religious denominations serving the organization.The 14 services, originally organized under the aegis of Caritas, constitute a comprehensive program of welfare benefits.In the past, it should be noted, this program has never discriminated against any individual on the basis of language or religion.But the organization of the program did not have the all-embracing character it docs now with regard to administration and fund-raising.The campaign, which will run from Nov.I to Nov.15 has a goal of $215,-000.It is money that is being solicited on the basis of a philosophy of community welfare which displays both logic and social responsibility.As a spokesman for the campaign said at a ceremony for the organization in Cowansville last week, both English and French-speaking people in the community have invested an interest in the campaign.The needs of an individual cannot be divided into different cultural backgrounds, Suffering is universal, and must be relieved wherever it is found.Conditions in different communities vary, of course, and what is possible and practical in one region is not always the best arrangement for another.But there is an important precedent in the field of voluntary social welfare being set in the Cowansville area; a precedent which all communities should examine and study.?One of a woman\u2019s toughest shopping jobs is to find a wedding present that looks like it cost as much as it did.Warren probe conclusions obvious Despite a few scattered criticisms offered by certain individuals who sought to exploit the tragic event for their own ends, the report of the Warren Commission investigating the assassination of President Kennedy in Dallas last November should put to rest many of the wild stories that have appeared since the untimely death of John Fitzgerald Kennedy.After one of the most detailed studies ever undertaken by an inquiry commission in the United States and elsewhere, the investigators have expressed their conviction that the assassination was the work of one man \u2014 Lee Harvey Oswald \u2014 and was his work alone.The slaying was not perpetrated at the insistence of any foreign power or by any of the extremist groups now disturbing the United States political scene.Neither was th^e, anyUikig to indicate that Oswald and his slayer, Jack Rub\\, had any connection with, or even knew, each other.While placing the blame on Oswald, the commission is careful to point out certain tragic weaknesses in the methods used for protecting the president against possible assassins, especially the lack of co-ordination between the various agencies involved \u2014 the FBI, the secret service and the local police forces.Before arriving at their conclusions, the commissioners heard the evidence of dozens of witnesses to various phases of the tragedy and investigated many stories of dire plots and political alliances aimed at eliminating the young President.Their unqualified decision that the slaying was the work of a mentally unstable individual is the logical result of then inquiry.Kwms Proposwl F young Bicyclists k « »i\" *¦* 1 ' yfe-Dtr-f f' P»** x* , /'.unlit »»» urn/ \u2022\u2022 s»:ey I': line 1 ¥ \u2018AH YES, I\u2019VE MET YOUR MOTHER.(feieUd TVcwùty REPORTING OTTAWA \u2014 The moral to the story of Don Shaver is that if you aspire to be a member of Parliament you must be willing to put other interests aside.Mr.Shaver is a highly successful poultryman at Galt, Ont., in the riding of Waterloo South.He specializes in the export of breeding stock.He sells his poultry in 42 countries, some behind the Iron Curtain.He even sells to Red China.And this is all his own achievement; you might say he started in the chicken business from scratch.Mr.Shaver was the Liberal candidate in the 1962 election, and lost.He was the Liberal candidate in the 1963 election, but he didn't put much effort into his campaign.Instead, he was in Europe selling chickens until just before nomination day.So he lost a second time.As they say down Newfoundland way, you have to fish or cut bait.You can\u2019t do both at the same time.?Mr.Shaver's lackadaisical approach to politics did not endear him to the Liberal brass, and the \u201cdump Shaver\u201d idea began to grow.But there was no hurry until Waterloo South\u2019s Tory MP, Gordon Chaplin, died last spring and the government set Nov.9 for by-elections there and in Westmorland, NB, which is vacant through the death of Liberal Sherwood Rideout.Looking around for someone other than Shaver, the eyes of the Ottawa brass lit on Ron Stewart, twice defeated NDP candidate.On Sept.2 Keith Davey, national organizer, John Turner, Liberal MP, Senator D.L.Lang and Eric Strathdee, Ontario organizer, made the pitch to Stewart.Two days later Stewart was in Ottawa talking with Prime Minister Pearson Two days after that he announced he would seek the Liberal nomination.And eight days later he got it, beating Shaver by 143 convention votes to 131.Calls it tragic Doctor-short Canada must reject students because of space lack Canadian Press Staff Writer Canadian medical schools are turning away prospective doctors in droves for tack of facilities to handle students.Some authorities say the situation, with Canada suffering a shortage of doctors, is serious.One calls it tragic.Another proposes the federal government move into this historically provincial field.The picture varies with different parts of the country but Dr.\\\tI).Kelly, general secretary of the Canadian Medical Association, says one of every three qualified applicants at the 12 medical schools had to be rejected this fall.However, some officials hold Ihe situation is not as bleak as the bare statistics suggest.Many\u2014if not must\u2014stu dents apply at several schools, so an applicant may appear as a reject repeatedly but actually get into a class somewhere.But a Cross-Canada Survej by The Canadian Press indicates that on Ihe whole Can ada\u2019s medical schools are either undermanned or lacking in space- -or both\u2014and that many By JOHN LeBLANC fully qualified students are be ing rejected for this lack.WANTS OTTAWA AID The outspoken dean of med cine at the University of A1 berta, Dr.W.C.MacKenzie.thinks the federal government will have to do something abou it.\u201cSo far medical education in Alberta has been a provincial responsibility,\u201d he said.\u2018T fee\u2019 it\u2019s now mandatory to find some means acceptable to all provinces, including Quebec, to obtain federal funds as well in order to develop adequate facilities.\u201d \u201cAt the moment we can\u2019t ex-ipect to handle our 105 first-year med students adequately,\u201d he [added.The situation at the university was \u201cvery, very serious.\u201d ouki not meet standards of merican schools.Queen\u2019s University at King-on look in 72 students and ¦trned down 113 qualified appli-¦ants.Dr.E.H.Botterell, dean f medicine, said there is great pressure\u201d on the school\u2019s esources.University of Ottawa provided he most lopsided acceptance-ejection ratio.Space limited ipenings in first-year medicine to 78, and 42 of these went to .he university\u2019s own pre-medi-?al graduates.There were 36 daces remaining and about 450 aspirants for these.About 200 Canadians were among those rejected.Only A- and B-aver-age students had a chance.At Dalhousie University in Halifax, Medical Dean Dr.C.B.Stewart said more medical schools are needed but student rejection figures create a false Dr.Rosaire Gingras, dean of impression.Of 43 applications the medical faculty at Laval to Dalhousie from outside the University in Quebec city, Atlantic provinces, all had ap-called the condition there a jplied to at least one other Ca-tragedy.Of 400 applicants, La- nadian school and some to val accepted only 125 because three or four, it could not handle more than1\tpcricTov this without risking its accred-P111 Station.Most of those refused,! A true statistical picture is ! Bygone days TWENTY YEARS AGO (From the Record of Sat-day, Sept.2ft, l!)44) Team work in industry and teamwork among employers are the aims of the Industrial Re\u2019ations Bureau in Montreal, said the Reverend Father Emile Bouvier at the first fall meeting of the Sh-r-brooke Chamber of Commerce held last night in the New Sherbrooke House.President George H.Carr presided at the meeting which was widely attended.Rally Day was observed in Chamler's United Church on Sundaj morning.Rally Day service programs were distri-buted and the congregation took part with the leader, the Reverend T.Mitchell.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Thursday, Sept.29, 1949) Three Sherbrooke residents are among the 50 Canadian chess-players who will take part next month when Canada and South Africa tangle in a gigantic air-mail chess match.They are A.1.Holt, George Lane and (Jordon Riff.TEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Wednesday, September 29, 1954) St.Pat's Old Boys met last evening at the Magog House with President Solo Parker in the chair.Henry Croche-Here, camp chairman, ga\\e an account of the summer camp at Stoke Lake and said that this past summer, though the weather was not np to standard, the camp was one of the most successful held so far.Dr.Gingras said, had the necessary academic requirements.\u201cMore money for teachers and new teaching structures are necessary to solve the problem.\u201d Dr.Gingras said.needed, he said, and the Association of Canadian Medical Colleges now is setting up a central registry which will correct \u201cmeaningless\u2019' statistics.Dalhousie, only medical At the only other French-lan-|sc]10ol in the four seaboard guage medical faculty\u2014Univer- provinces, accepted 65 of 105 sity of Montreal \u2014 there werejAtlantic provinces applicants.257 applicants and 128 accept-[Dean Stewart did not blame the antes, up three from last year, rejections on overcrowding but About 30 borderline cases were said that if the present increase turned down.\tin applicants continues, quite a r-n~, . DA\\ ID SLABOTSKY (Record slaff reporter) SWEETSBURG WARD \u2014 \"Your joke was in very had taste,\u201d said Magistrate Jean-Louts Peloquin.in the Swcetsburg Court of Sessions Monday and proceeded to fine Harry Binnings SI00 plus court costs.De\\os will appear in court neat Monday, October 5, for preliminary hearing.IMPAIRED DRIVING FRAU) AND Y AN DAI.ISM The case id Andre Yeron Fire destroys barn, milkhouse, silo in $30,000 blaze at Stan bridge East Mr.Binnings, a customs agent, was stopped by an penitentiary for burglars.He Armand Brouillât)», of Farn- ham.wat tonfancad to a $300 neau, implied in a case at fraud fina and court coats attar plead- and \\andalism, will be heard ing guilty bafora Judge Palo- ik-tober 5, Jacques David.18.was con ou come to a pride and say, humbly, \u201cI was]c™ssi,°ads 111 your ufe-wrong,\u201d or \u201cIt was all my One chance to say, \u2018TU keep fault,\u201d or even \u201cWe were both:on\tinstead of, ' What s 'foolish.\u201d\tuse?, One chance to stand up and One chance to do a real km body.I can lose in the w-orld.\tweight easily, but when I do.One chance to defend a friend\tlook like toothpicks and iwhen slighting remarks are be- my waist isn t much smaller.I ing made against him.\t\"1SJ >ou could helP me- ~ One chance to accept a shy\t\u201e\t.but sincere offer of friendship.Dear S\u2018 A' \u2014 1 assume y°u One chance to stand up and mea1n J0\" ,can ?se wel*ht be counted when you don'tfas\u2018ly by ^ting tt so, youre .,\tj\tluckier than most of us.You agree with the crowd\t;hould b Qne of the One chance to say \u201cNo *henj a back'books that h,e ex.it is important to say \u201cNo, but ercisfis for spot reducing.Do jeasier to say \\es.\tjthe waist exercises while you One chance to show your ap-wa^cb y0Ur eating habits.The preciation for another s kino pr0per exercises should help ness-\tj confine your weight loss to the One chance to refuse to be waistline area.Remember, talked into doing something!though, no one should attempt |you know you shouldn\u2019t.\tia rigid diet without first con- 1 One chance to right a wrung!suiting a doctor.MONTREAL \u2014 The mar- as each dropper full is placed in her month.The child seems fascinated by the counting routine.My 2-year-old now runs to the couch to lie down and waits with an open mouth when she sees me get the dropper and medicine.Even my 3-monlhs-old baby no longer tights taking medicine.\u2014 MRS.A.S.played the wedding music.White chrysanthemums and gladioli were used to decorate the church, the pews reserved for guests being marked with bows of white ribbon.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was in a gown of ivory poult quels of yellow shasta daisies.Mr.John Gravel acted as best man and the ushers were Messrs.Louis Colvey, brother of the bride and Douglas McGregor, of Los Angeles, Calif.Mrs.Colvey, the bride's mother, was in a gown of champagne brocade with a matching jacket and wore a hat of champagne teathers and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Mrs.Dyson, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of Pheeney°Gmnresssi marriage COWANSVILLE \u2014 The marriage of Lorraine Marie Cecile Charlotte, daughter of Mrs.Gabrielle Gauvreau and the late Edgar Gauvreau, of St.Eustache, to Mr.John Kenneth Pheeney, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Pheeney.of McAdam, N.B., took place on September 5, 1964, at 2 o\u2019clock, in the Emmanuel United Church, Cowansville.Rev.J.D.McCord officiated.Mrs.Stanley Pergau.of Sutton, played the wedding music.Two large white baskets turquoise embossed brocade of fall flowers were used to under a matching coat, a decorate the church.DEAR POLLY\u2014For our time-) de soie, with a bodice hav-saving idea we keep five laun- ing a bolero of Guipure lace dry bags made of bleached! and elbow-length sleeves, chicken teed bags hanging in a convenient spot.Above each of them is a marker\u2014D for dish towels, B for bath towels, C for colored clothes, W.for white clothes and L for lingerie.Each lime a person has soiled things they are put in the proper bag.Then when one has a little spare time he takes one of the bags and puts it in the washer.There is never any sorting or and a skirt falling into a chapel train fashioned with similar appliques.Her elbow-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a circlet of lace and poult de soie and she carried a bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and ivy leaves.Miss Judy Colvey, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Betty Callaghan and any guessing as to what needs Miss Sandra Hayes, of Sher-l washing most.Often 1 may have) brooke as bridesmaids, were half an hour, not enough time! In frocks of ice-blue shan-to sort a «'hole bag of clothes) tung, with boleros of organ-but if 1 see the bath towel bag) za.They wore matching is full, in it goes\u2014JEANETTE, headdresses and carried bou- hat of the same color and a corsage bouquet of white orchids.The reception was held in the Salle duBarry of the Skyline Hotel where chrysanthemums and summer flowers were used as decorations.Later Mr.and Mrs.Dyson left by motor for the United States, the bride travelling in a suit of cranberry red wool and wearing a printed silk hat, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.The groom is the grandson of the late Russel Stewart, of Richmond.Among ihe guests were Capt.Dale Crook.Mrs.Crook, of Petawawa.Ont., formerly of Richmond, Mrs.Kenneth Morrow, Mrs.Rich- The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Mr.Charles Robichaud, of Montreal, wore a white poult de soie, floor-length gown, having a lace appliqued front panel with bow's.The fitted bodice was fashioned with a high neckline and long sleeves.Her shoulder length veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a poult de soie bow.She carried three red stemmed roses, tied with white satin ribbon.She wore a necklace of one cultured pearl, a gift of the groom.Mrs.John Paul Lorrain, of Montreal, sister of the bride, who acted as matron of honor, wore a blue poult de soie street-length dress, styled on similar lines to that of the the ushers were Messrs.John Paul Lorrain, brother-in-law of the bride and William Mahaney, all of Montreal.The mother of the bride and groom\u2019s parents were unable to attend owing to illness.Miss Ruth Pheeney, sister of the bride, of McAdam, N.B., wore a green and black striped wool suit .small green hat and black accessories.Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the L\u2019Horizon Hotel, the bride\u2019s table being centered with the three-tier wedding cake, made by Mrs.Bernice Rus- sell and decorated by Mrs.Roland Gibson, of Sutton.Low bowls of multi-colored ! gladioli, and white lighted ! candles completed the decor.Later the couple left for a [ trip to Wisconsin and Minne- | sota, the bride wearing for travelling a beige wool suit, with dark brown accessories, : and a white tea rose for her ) corsage.Out of town guests were ! from McAdam, N.B., Mont- i real, St.Eugene, Ont., Cham-bly, West Brome, West Sutton, North Sutton and Sutton.The couple are residing in Chicago.CHEAP SUGAR NEW Inexpensive sugar is a com paratively recent developmen In the 1700s many could not a ford the $2.75 a pound it cos MENU, Magic Questions readers ask I j Pie'Trimmers'' Q \u2014 My husband is 27 and chocolate ice cream contains a very heavy eater.I think he 200 calories; 1/6 of a 9-inch eats too much, far too many cream pie, 299 calories; a cho-high-ralorie foods.About how colate eclair, 316 calories; 1 many calories a day should he cup macaroni and mayonnaise j eat?\tI salad, 335 calories, and an iced) ! coffee cake, 4y2 inches in dia-| A - The Food and Nutrition^ 196 calories Board of the National Academy\t,\t,\t, of Science, in its 1964 Recom- » \"'ll! interest you to learn, mended Daily Allowances, re- that ^ y°u cld 500 calories aj day from your diet, you can lose one pound a week.ard Burns, of Island Brook, ! bride, the fitted bodice hav- and Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Bennett, of Ottawa.* The clothes poll * by Helen Henncssy When spectacles were glass,play complete poise or eonfi jprised of women who for cos- ing a lace over-jacket.Her tulle veil was held in place by a blue poult de soie bow.She carried one long stemmed white rose, tied with ribbon.Mr.Keith Russell, of Sutton, acted as best man and Deck out the Thanksgiving ! pumpkin pie with midget \u201ccheese pumpkins\".Cut a small package of cream cheese into 6 portions, rolling j each into a ball.Draw pumpkin-like grooves in each one, emphasizing them with yellow coloring, and press a whole clove in the top of each.Chill before placing them round the pie, just inside the crust edge.Good with apple pie too of course I commend about 2,900 calories a day for a moderately active man around 25 years old weighing approximately 154 pounds.This is a reduction of 300 calo-\t/ ries from their former recom-\tIr mendations.They seem to be- jerôonaiô heve we are getting too fat.\u2022 Q \u2014 I want to cut 300 calories\t.\t, a day from my diet.Can you Mrs.Howard Sawyer, Queen; suggest what to cut out?\tStreet, Lennoxville, will be hos- A \u2014 These calorie figures tess for the meeting of the will help you decide where to Lennoxville Guide and Brownie cut: Two Ski-ounce Martinis[Association,\ton Wednesday,) contain 300 calories; Vi pint! September 30.would rather circles that made everyone look^lence.\t|metic reasons like Groucho Marx, Dorothy n seems to me that no man!niin their s'ght than don a pair' Parker\u2019s quip about girls who would objcd ,0 sitting across of sPecs-\t.\t^\t.J j wear glasses had a point.To1., restaurant table from a pois- If y°u re nearsighted dont day it hasn t.\tcd young woman wearing color-:*56 short-sighted, too.Get a P10 i Eyeglass frames have become ful glasses.But it surely would ^ssional eye examina ion, u> fashion accessories and a ward )disconcert him to gaze into, i'ourself S0IT,e sooc,,\u201900 \u201c robe of high-fashion glasses limpid brown eyes that Sud-!^asses and join the O > can even make a glamour gal denly tightened into mere slits ^ sinart gals who rea\t.Dorothy Parker s celebrated.j rhyme no longer has meaning.| \u2014i Necklines won\u2019t be lower next year.We guarantee it.The patented, nylon-reinforced neckband* on Stanfield's T-shirts is guaranteed never to sag, lower, or stretch out of shape.The T-shirts and double-seat shorts you see here won\u2019t shrink either; keep their shape washing after washing.You get men\u2019s T-shirts for about $1.50.XL slightly higher.Boy\u2019s (06T4> for about $1.25.An interlock knit with pocket runs about $2.25 in white or colours.Men\u2019s shorts omoo are around $1.25, and boys\u2019 start from 85ji.Of course when you buy Stanfield\u2019s you buy the best.\t\u2022Exclunx with StanfiM\u2019t in Canada.Stanfield's I\t6T/jj^FJELD'S LIMITED, TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA.1 lout of a plain Jane.\u2022 Iwhen the> tried to scan the 1 Several types of frames have!m®,)u:.,\t,\t.!been designed for office wear! Statistic:- from the better Vi- to give you a chic, but effi-InstAltutc.,cl1 u,s tdat ^ | dent, look.Harlequin frames mlR10n Americans^ who do not for outdoors in the sun ean w®al Susses need them.And.create a pixie expression the)ltsJmorf !h;'n llkely t*13' a j wearer might never achieve 30°d pait of that group is com-without them.And the elabo\t:\t- rate new designs for evening lean add an additional touch of f elegance to a formal costume.I; There is no reason any more i |to feel that glasses detract from ! your aopearance or make you Took older.They don\u2019t.! What does make a woman j) look older is the squinting that goes hand in hand with im-i paired vision.It creates frown, lines that can easily become per-1, | manent.j If you can\u2019t see properly, in-^security walks along with you every minute.You cannot dis- Anyona having items of in- ; terest for the Social Column please phone Mrs.P, Pick ford, Tel.569-3636.Local 38.Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore -fabled cities of the Far East - and every bit as exciting as they sound.Fly there on a Super DC-8 Jet - the fastest, most direct service from Montreal.It\u2019s daylight all the way to Tokyo, and then on to Hong Kong, both connecting points to all of Southeast Asia.Explore its jewelled splendor on a low cost Orient Tour - there\u2019s one to suit your time and tastes.Example: 20 days only $388.05 plus air fare.Call your Travel Agent or Canadian Pacific.TRAINS/ TRUCKS/SHIPS/PL ANES /MOÎ ELS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS / WORLDS MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM THE ORIENT 20 days only $38S.05 plus air fare FLYCa/tadtcui(?aa£ic CRAIG LIONEL, son of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Drew of Lennoxville and grandson of Mrs.Lionel Littlejohn and the late Lionel (Laddie) Littlejohn of Lennoxville and Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Drew of Hatley.He is the great-grandson of Mr.Harvey Drew of Hatley.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) TRAVEL SERVICES A INFORMATION WITHOUT CHARGE 1 VOYAGES MARCEL DARCHE INC.74 Albert St.\tTRAVEL Sherbrooke, Qua.^\tAGENCY Phones: 562-1012 or 562-1013 Tempting Toppers When it comes to Apple Pie, as it surely does in October and on through winter, we suggest varying the usual cheese accompaniment by sometimes serving a Rarebit Topping, or on occasion a Blue Cheese one.Read on for specifics ! Rarebit Pie Topping .Is none otherthan just what it says.Cheese Rarebit.but dressed and spiced up to crown any apple pie with glamor and a touch of the gourmet.Maka up your favorite Rarebit recipe using old Canadian Cheddar cheese for zesty flavor.Might add just whisper of cayenne to it too Then sen/e this elegant version of a cheese sauce\u2014ho over apple pie \u2014garnishing with a dash of cinnamon Picture-pretty and appetite appealing I Blue Cheese Topping .On apple pie, puts it into the gourmet class again, flavor wise, yet everyday-ish by way of approach.Add Canadian blue cheese to the usual but ter, flour and brown suga mixture for a crumble top fo an apple crisp.Fora 9-inch pie we suggest a half cup each o brown sugar and flour and quarter cup each of butter ant crumbled blue cheese .let ting it bake in a hot oven 425° for about 45 minutes.And Fresh Pear Pie.Is truly delicious with a Ginge Cheese Topping .in whicl cream cheese is beaten fluffy with cream then studded witl slivers of preserved ginger.Fo a 9-inch pie.beattogethertwo (4-ounce) packages of cream cheese with enough milk to moisten.Stir in a quarter cu| or more (you be the judge) o chopped preserved ginger Refrigerate the topping till if time to serve it in generou scoops on pieces of your bes fresh pear pie I Prtptrtd by ihi Horn» Economuti o THE CANAOIAN DAIRY FOODS SERVICE BUREAU 1*7 Divenport Rd.Toronto 6.Ont f.N. Cowansville\tsocial notes Mr« Maurice Adam-, of honor of the Legion Soft Bali DieiSjc Bvld .entertained at a team.The evening was spent birthday party on Sept.22, in in dancing, and a singsong was honoF of the eighth birthday of held, with Mr.Bill White, at the her -daughter Susan.Ten little piano.Refreshments were sen zuesXs were present.\ted by the ladies., Mrs Les.Jordon is ill with Work is underua> at the Lit-pneumonia.at her home here tie League ball park, where Mr.and Mrs.John Luce and ,he>\u2019 are Preparing the ground foiir children have recently mov- in readiness for the spring sea-ed \"here from Bury.Mr.Luce is son work is being done b> employed at the Union Carbide volunteers.Co'., and^ Mrs.Luce is on the Miss Elizabeth Todd and Miss teaching* staff at the High Sharon Oliver have entered the School.\tMontreal General Hospital, as Miss Heather Luce returned to nurses-tn-training.Bury for the weekend, where Mr.Normand Hebert, former-she attended graduation exer- ly steward at the 75th EieW Bat-rises at Pope Memorial High tery.is now steward at the Cow School.Heather was awarded ansville Golf and Curling Club, the Simpson's Trophy for the Mr.Jack Brown, of Wolcott, highest average in Grades 10 Vt and\u201411, her average being 80.1 per cent.Friends will know that Mr- was a recent visitor of rel atives and friends here.Mrs.Keith Scott has been ap-be pleased to pointed Sherbrooke Daily Rec-Paulette Gra- ord representative for the Cow- vel, who is a patient in St.Jos- ansville.Sweetsburg Ward area, eph Hospital, Room 475.Rose- News sent to her at Post Office mount Blvd , Montreal, is pro- Box 382, or phone 263-2402.pressing well.\twill receive prompt attention Mrs.Keith Scott entertained She will also look after sub at a teen-age party on Sept.Inscriptions amt renewals.for her sons, prior tolheir mov-\t- ing to Sweetsburg Ward.\tColumbia, named for Colum- A social evening was held at bus.was not discovered by him the Legion Hal! on Sept.19, in but by Alonso de Ojeda in 1500.COMPLIMENTS OF K1W VMS \u2014 The third annual go-kart driving competition sponsored h> the Sherbrooke Kt-wanis Club was held Saturday.September 26, at the go-kart track on route 1.From left to right, champion driver Jean Bissonuette.9.Fern Picard, chairman and director of the boys' and girls' committee.Bryce McGregor, president, second place champion Daniel Ratte.12.Aurel Belanger, manager of the Kiwanis Senators little league baseball team, all of Sherbrooke.Forty children, including 25 youngsters front the Pie X school, Sherbrooke, were treated to hot dogs and trimmings.(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) Effective January 1 Price of Asbestos up INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK SHERBROOKE OFFICE Room 2JO.Central Bids-» 31 King Street W est Telephone 52-22t>l A representative of the hank will he al ihe Sherbrooke offiee September 29th and 30th October 13th and 14th October 27th and 28th If you require a term loan for a new or existing business, you are invited to discuss your needs with him.THEfTFORD MINES, Quo.\u2014 (OP) \u2014 The price of asbestos fibres will be increased five to 16 per cent, depending on the grade, by three of Canada's 10 asbestos producers.The new prices will be effective Jan.1\t1965.The three companies are As bestos Corp.Ltd., Lake Ashes Cookshire Guild orders new books COOKSHIRE \u2014 The Guild of St.Peter's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs.John Cruick shank, on Sept.23.with a short devotional period held, followed by the regular business.New hymn and prayer books have been ordered for the church.Some articles were sold, and the money will be us ed for the Flower Fund.Mrs.M.Male, the new min islet's wife, was welcomed.The next meeting will be held I with Mrs.Worby, on Oct.14.tos of Quebec Ltd., a subsidiary of American Smelting and Refining Co.of the United States, and Bell As-betos Mines Ltd., owned by Turner and New all Ltd., of the United Kingdom.Canada\u2019s largest asbestos producer, Canadian Johns-iManville Co.Ltd., owned by Johns-iManville Corp.of New York, has not yet made a decision on the price increase.iM.P.Carson, vice-president, sales, of Asbestos Corp.Ltd., said, \u201cit has been seven years since the price of crysitile asbestos has been increased.'' Canadian asbestos mines produce approximately 40 per cent of the world's asbeslos fibres, j the bulk of it coming from Quebec province.SOUTH DURHAM Mr.and Mrs.Quincy Richmond accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Wright Gilson and Mrs.Edwin Armstrong, to St.Albans, i Vt., for the weekend.Dealers supply acquired Antoine Turmel.President of l>enault Limitée, announces that negotiations have been successfully completed whereby Denault Limitée has acquired alt the outstanding shares of The Dealers' Supply Co.Ltd in Granby.This newly acquired company represents an additional volume of sales of over S3 million for Denault Limitée The Dealers' Supply Co.1 im ited has a franchise of Red A White Stores and services a group of twenty-six stores under that banner, together with some three hundred other customers in both the retail and institu ttonal field.Denault Limitée already sup plies a number of stores in the Supreme Voluntary Group, in the Granby region and Mr.Tut mel states that this latest ac quisition is an important step toward the consolidation of the ; Company's sales in that area This new expansion, together with the business volume of the (recently acquired Maurice Che valter Inc.of Three Rivers will bring the total annual sales (volume of Denault Limitée to (over S25 million, with the \u2019number of stores now serviced totalling 158 units In the 5 Voluntary grouns sponsored by (Denault Ltmtlee and its subst (diaries.BP CANADA LIMITED SHERBROOKE DALLY RECORD.TUES, SEPT.29.1994 7 r Financial & Market Report COURTESY OF GREENSHIELDS LTD Œirtlifl MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Yesterday'! NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Yesterday'! JARVIS \u2014 Bert and Jeanette, art' happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Ellen, on Sept.25, 1964 at ihe Sherbrooke Hospital.Both welt.\tClose\t11 a.m.Abitibi\t15\t Mgoma\t74'-.\t74'» Aluminum\t34 V»\t34'* Argus t'orp.\t17%\tI7\u2018s Asbestos\t25\t25 H.'ll Tfl.\t57%\t57'» Brazil\t3.50\t3 60 B A Oil\t36\t35 \\ B (\u2019.Fun's 1\t331 a\t R l'.Pourr\t45\t Rriu-k A\t25\t t'au.Cement\t46\t46 R (Can.Iron\t39 * -j\t39'v Cdn Aviation K\t1\t9'*\t cdn.Breweries\t10%\tUE'* The appointment of G H Zakaib to be merchandising manager at HP's Head Office is announced by R.W.D Han bidge.vice president, market ing .Mr.Zakaib.a native of Sherbrooke, was formerly Quebec District Sales Man ager responsible tor BP s operations in Eastern Quebec.He has had considerable e\\ perience in the field of retail sales, and he will supervise merchandising at HP's service stations in Ontario and Quebec.31L R World news Hashes CLASSIFIED AD ORDER FORM NAME ADDRESS .CITY/TOWN DATE MAILED TO THE RECORD TELEPHONE -I x i/v X > z o -< O TO £ 1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6 7\tT~\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t14\t\t15\t16\t17\t18 rl9\t20\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t Begin tria is postponed QUEBEC (OP -The trial on i charges of fraud of Joseph Damase Begin, former Quebec | minister of colonization and : chief organizer of the Union j Nationale party, has been postponed to Oct.19, The postponement w as (granted at the request of defence counsel Rene Letarte w ho (said he was not ready lo proceed.M was granted by Chief (Justice Thomas Tremblay of [the Court of Sessions, (Mr.Begin, 64, is facing five ! charges of defrauding the Quebec government involving $11, 700 between 1955 and 1960.(Mr.Justice Tremblay said he \u201ccould not conceive of the de fence not being ready\u201d hut added that there was no judge available lo heai Ihe case at this lime.Air.Begin\u2019s trial wa- to have started Monday before Judge Achille Peftigew.but Judge Pettigrew withdrew from the case.[He bad been asked to do so by the defence because of his relationship through merriage with Alfred Hardy, also charged with fraud.Mr.Hardy was chief of purchasing services for the province during the regime the late premier Maurice Ditplessis.WINNIPEG (CPI\u2014The t ana dtan Chamber of Commerce will be asked to approve a policy statement that says the ted-eral government has failed to recognize that heavy lava lion can throttle private imlia Live.The chamber's national policy committee approved a resolution Monday at its 35th annual meeting saying the government has based its tax policies on the basis of revenue returns, ignor Cdn.Hr.Alum.A 121'*\t12 H t du Pae.Railway 54' -.'\t54 s Chemcell\tl'**\t17 N [Cons.Paper\t42'«\t42'* Cons Smellers 39''»'*\t40 Hist Seagrams 66'*\t66 * Dorn.Bridge 20:'«\t20'j Dom.Foundries 24-v*\t24-1* Pom.Stores\t22\u2019»\t22:l* B Dom Par\t22\u2019* 22,»XP Dom.Textile 30\t30 Dupont\t57\t57 R f amous Players 20 Ford \"A\"\t184 Eraser\t31'* Gen.Dynamics 41 fit Lakes Paper 27 Hawker Siddley 7'v Home Oil \u201cA\"\t19'* Hudson Bay Co.17'* Hudson B Mining 70 Imp.Oil\t811k lmp.Tobacco 14l* Denault \"A\"\t9 Ind.Accept.\t23\u2019s Int.Nickel\t90'4 Int.Pipe\t91's Jam.Public Serv, 12>* Labatt\t201 -i l.aur.Fin.' A\u201d 17'* McMillan Blocdel 34\u2019» Massey Ferguson 29' MoLson's \u201cA\"\t34-'» Ogilvie\t14-'* Noranda\t4B:l< Price Bros.\t47 v* Quebec Tel .Salada Foods \tClose\t11 a.m.\tBOWEN \u2014 Richard and Thelma Amer, Tel.\t\t68%\tnice MeOulhigh) wish to an- Anaconda\t52%\t52%\tiiunmce the arrival of Elizabeth Bethlehem Steel\t41'j\t41\tArlene, weight 8 lbs 10 or.on Borden s Co.\t77\t\tSept.25, 1964 at the Bedford Chrysler\t62 '*\t63\tHusptiai.Comm.Solvents\t32 N\t\t Cons.Edison\t94'*\t\tGEORGE\tKnight and Anne Douglas\t30\t\t(nee Colei announce the birtli Dupont\t269\t270%\tof their son Erie Nelson, at the General Klcetnr\t89\t89%\tSherbrooke Hospital, Sunday, General Motors\t100\t99\".\tSept 27, 1964\t\\ brother for Goodyear\t46' *\t46'*\tAllen.Inti Bus Mach.\t435%\t436'.\t lui Paper\t36'.\t36'.\tSHERRER\tDouglas and .lover lilt, Tel,\t56\t\t, (nee McElroy), are happy to an Johns Main die\t54\t\tnouncc the arrival of a daugh V Y.t'entrai\t46%\t\tter.Kimberley Starr, 7 lbs.14 Pepsi\t59' *\t\tor .at the Brome Mis-sisquoi Radio\t31%\t31%\tPerkins Hospital, Sweetsburg, Republic Steel\t49%\t\tQue , on Sept.25, 1964.U.S Rubber\t6l>*\t\t Std.Oil of N.J.\t88%\t88' »\t; \u2014-\t ¦ \t \u2014 \t\t Studehaker U.S.Steel\t6' ,i 62%\t62\t0 caîlt it Woolworth\t29\".\t29''*\tBERNARD, Emil# (Mika) _ Ae oirientally at Lake L.iluc.North mg \u201cthe stultifying heavy taxation upon and initiative ' effects of enterprise ?ATLANTA.Gla.( AP )- lies rauranl owner Lester G.Mad (lox has been ordered into fed-(oral court in a contempt proceeding after he opened a new cafeteria and refused service (to Negroes.Judge frank A Hooper signed an order requiring Max (dox lo appear at a bearing Oct.[2 to show cause why he should \u2022not be held in contempt.Shop &\u2022 Save Steel Co.Traders Fin, \"A Trans Can.Pipe Trans Ml.Oil Triad Oil Walker Zeller's Bn.Co.Nalionalc Bk ol Montreal 12'* 3.45 17'» 261 » 14 42% 171» 2 44 361 * 13'* 77W 68 ZOMBA helmeted street s of trativc capilai of today following a (Reuters) Steel-police patrolled the Zomba, the adminis-Malawi, early wave of anti- government violence.In separate incidents Monday, rioters burned down Ihe ruling Malwi Congress party headquarters Bk of Nova Bque Provinciale Co.Bk of Comm Royal Bank Tor.Dom.Bank MINES and OILS Alta.Gas Trunk Cassiar Central del Rio Denison Ealco nhridge Gonnar Hollinger Kelly Kerr Addison Northern Quemonl Steep Rock Scotia 77' 57'.67', 76 69 l»1* 17'» 5U» 14'3 9 23\u2019» 90'¦» 91\"» 11'/! 20'a 34;k 29'* 14 48 ¦-4H 25'* I2''j 17'* 26'.14'.42\"» B 17\u2019» B 2.45 36 B 13'« XD 77'.B 67\" .B 77 L B 67'.76 (it) Montreal livestock market MONTREAL ere steady to (CP) -narrow l\\ rrn Quo,, on Kriday, Sept.25.1964 Emile (Mike) Bernard, be loved husband of Madeline La montagne, of East Angus, Que., in bis 44th year Remains resting at Paqtnn A Taquin Funeral Home.East Angus Service at Notre Dame dr La Garde Church.Wed.Sept 30 at 9:30 a.m.All Hong Kong Veteran.Prices requested to attend Medals to higher be worn Rally al Canadian Le on the Montreal livestock mitt tkets yesterday.Demand was (good B Receipts: 574 [calves, 21 hogs, lambs.Choice steers (21,85 - 22, medium common 14 18 Common betters n to Good cows 16.25, medium IT 15.75, common 1214.35 cannci s and cutters 9 12 75.Good bulls 17.50 medium 12-17,50, Zion Hall al 8:00 a.m cnltle, 210 sheep 22.50 23.60, 18 50 - : 348: and good 21.75,1 FOOTE, Johann* At the SI Vincent rie Paul Hospital, Slier-brooke, Que , on Monday, Sept.28, 1904, Johanna Matheson, of Seolsfown, at the age of 82 years, beloved wife of Ihe laic Major W Foote.Remains resting at Bury Funeral Home, where friends may call from 2 - ft and 7 - 10 p.m.thence lo he transferred lo St.Patg's common aodi Preshytenaii Church, ScoLxlowti, on Wednesday.Sept.30 al.10:00 INSTRUCTIONS: Run Under Heading Entitled: - Dates to be published: Cost of this »dvertisement: -.C*sh or money order enclosed\t?Please invoice me accordingly\t?(check off method of payment) Approximately ¦KiHiMVil speaking Residents of WjUUU Eastern Townships\u2014- ADVERTISE IN THE Sherbrooke BalUiBecocd.\"Only Engliih Language Daily Newspaper in the Ea.tern Township!\u201d 119 Wellington North \u2014 Sherbrooke USE THIS CONVENIENT SCALE to colculate the cost of your classified ads in this newspaper \u2014 16 words or less \u2014 50 cents per dey 3 cents per count word \u2014 50 cents minimum Deduct 15% of total cost for 3 consecutive days Deduct 25% of total cost for 6 consecutuv# days or more Add 10 cents for mailing of ads calling for \"Record Box\" replioe Should you wish to call your advertisement in: TELEPHONE 569-3636 and ask for a classified ad taker \u2014 \u2014 and if you live outside of Sherbrooke, you may wish to place your advertising through your local Record correspondent ADDRESS YOUR \"Mail Order\" ads to Classified Ads, Sherbrooke Daily Record P.O.Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Que.Gets priority WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 Con giessional leaders plan to give 'legislation on presidential security lop priority when Congress reconvenes in January.Senator Everett.Dirksen of Illinois, ihe Republican leader in Ihe Senate, agreed with Demo-'cratir Leader Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana that such legislation is needed.Seek auto accord DETROIT (AP) \u2014 Hopes for an early settlement of a U.S.-wide strike by Ihe United Auto Workers union against General Motors hinged today on resolving some 17.000 local at-the-plant demands.With some progress reported at the bargaining table, negotiators for both sides indicated that settlement of the local (problems was equally as important to ending the walkout as an agreement on a national contra et.GNP drops OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Canadas' economic expansion paused inj the second quarter of this year.' Demand slipped and so did real production.There was a buildup of inventories.Non-farm output of all goods and services was estimated to-| day by the bureau of statistics! to be running at an annual rate1 of $44.420.000 00(1 in Ihe second1 quarter, up about one-half of; one per cent from the first quarter.Interpretation VATICAN CITY rAP)\u2014Fear that the original Vatican ecumenical council declaration on the Jews might have led to a future interpretation that Christ (was not God caused R to be re vised, an informed source said today.The course, close to the coun cil directorate of cardinals, said the council co-ordinating commission planned when it met during the summer to retain the original reference to Jewish non-euInability for deicide f-God- 1 killing).istcr and intcndcn! flags.stoned a cabincl min a British (wilier super and burned Malawi ?PEKING (Reuters) China is ordering ocean - going cargo ships from France under an agreement signed here Monday, the New China News Agency said.The deal followed friendly ne gotiations between the China National Machinery Import and Export Corporation and Ateliers et Chantiers de Dunkerque al Bordeaux ( France Gironde) and! Soriclc ries forges at Ghanticrs THE MARKET TODAY (Greemhielcts Ltd.) Good vealrrs 27-31), fev loi 31.50, medium 21 27, common 12.80-22.50.grassers 13 15 Good lambs 20: good sliccp 9,| common 7.There were no sales in hog*.Produce Quotes MONTHEAI.(64.Géorgie Coales, helm ed daughter of Ihe lale Mr.and Mrs Barlow Coales, (formerly of Cookshire), in her 78th year, liesling al the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.Matlixon, Sawycrville, wlii-iT Hie funeral will leave on Wed Sept, 30 for service in the Sand Hill Anglican Church al 2.,30 pm Inlermenl m Sand Hill.Johnston's 562 2466.MACDONALD, Rodurick Mai-colm Suddenly al his home in Vancouver, BC, Sept.23, MHM, Korieriek Malcolm, age 46 years, formerly of Gould, Que., be loved husband of Ann MacDonald and dear father of San dy and Christine.Interment was in Vancouver.THREE VILLAGES Price Bros, is expected lo Miss Kay Philip, Montreal announce plans for a pulp R.N, nf the Sherbrooke Hospi mill al Squamish, B.C.,\t30 tal, spent three days with Mis* tniles north of here, to be built Betty Halrh.Rock Island in association with I niled Mr.and Mrs.George Richard Pulp Ltd.of Vancouver.\tson Boston, Mass., were week OLIVIER, Mrs.Antonio On Sunday, Sept, 27, 1964, Blanche Caron, resided al 862 Belvedere St., aged 76 years, mother of Guy and Roger Olivier Funeral service will he held on Wed Sept 30 leaving funeral parlor, TIB Short SI .al 9:15 am for serv .ice at the Immaculée Conception (church al.9:30 a.m Interment SI.Michael's Cemetery.rie la said.Mediierranee, the agency ST.JOSEPH du (CP)\u2014A tram of makers in this miles northeast of of a mur-1 gan shooting this month psychological study of a derer, which they hope be a commercially movie.La Corde au Cou fRopejclcclion of Around the Neck) is based on announced Unilrrl is group of 17 indc-j pendent forest eompanies with operations in Southern British( Columbna.Based in Quebec City Price Bros, has 4 paper mills, 2 pulpj mills and 2 lumber mills all in' Eastern Canada.Ray I).Wolfe President ofj Oshawa Wholesale Ltd.has| will also been appointed Presiden! of saleable Independent Grocers Alliance! Ltd.His appointment and the other officials was! following the lir-d ?LAC, Que.young film village 20 Montreal be end guests of Mrs C C.Blake, and Miss Mildred Blake, Rock Island, where Mr.and Mrs.Law rence While and son.John, Mansunville.were also guesls.Mr.Bruce Chamberlain and his sister, Miss Joan Chamber lain, both of Toronto, Ont., spent Ihe weekend wilh their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Cham berlain, Stanslead.Mr.and Mrs.Milo Farrell, Ojai, Calif., Mr.and Mrs.How ard Usher.Chelmsford.Mass., were recenl guests of Mrs Grace Ketcham and Miss Get Ketcham, Stanslead I (rude In fttrtutriam KOX John who a novel by Montreal writer and!shareholders meeting since art critic Claude Jasmin, who * anadians acquired sole con recently described himself in aitrol of the company Last letter to the press as one of a month a group of Canadians group of Quebec artists making headed by Messrs.Wolfe, Loeb their mark abroad but ignored & Juno acquired full ownership by English-speaking Canada.of Canadian LG.A.in exchange for Canadian interests in In\tmon(h n\twC\tternalional I.O.A.\tn-KiH CHICAGO (AP)\u2014Ronald ,1a\tLG.A.comprises 781 retail lit bring» bar), nuet who had been L'iven a so.(food markets across Canada forgH.quel, wno nan nun giv.n a au\t.0ft _______,\tI Ynu fell asleep without goodbve 50 chance of survival when sop serviced by 20 supply depots,|S()mptlmf,, |t., ^ un(|r,,,lallrt Mr.Wolte estimated 1964: Why some thing* have to be sales of LG.A.wholesalers It only lake* » Utile spare would exceed 430,000,000 do) ( Tn writ.* how much we ml»» you Bui II will take the re»! of our live» To forget the day we hurt you.PACKARD, Abbie Rachel Al her late residence, Gnorgevilk, Que, on Tuesday, Sept.29, 1(8)4.Abbie Rachel George, be loved wife of Clayton W Pack ard.and dear molhor of Georgia Hollis, (deceased), Robert and Vernon, in her 86th year.Real ing al Ihe Sherbrooke SI.Funeral Home, 150 Sherbrooke St .Magog, where friends may call on Tuesday ami Wednesday from 7 \u2022 9 p.m.Family prayers will be held al her lale residence on Thurs.al 2.00 p.m., followed by funeral service in Gcorgeville United Church at 2:30 Rev.R.N, Niekle officiating Inlermenl in MacPheraon Cemetery, Georgeville In lieu of flowers donations In United Church Memorial Fund would be greatly appreciated.McKenna's Funeral Service, 843-3731 Magog.In loving memory piissof] «way Srpt 2U ra with (W»p l*y wr\u2019JI neve; arated from his Siamese twin Sept.20, died Monday night.Children's Memorial Hospital said.Cause of death was pneumonia, a spokesman said.The other twin, Donald Ja quet, died Wednesday of complications caused by a congenital heart defect and the lack of a large intestine.iars Denault Lire announced it! has acquired for an undisclos-j ed price all the outstanding! shs of the Dealers Supply Co.Ltd.of Granby, Que.Denault! ., said the acquisition represents lhM|, who wprf \u201e durlnK mv KBN AND R! SSEU (£ari> nf (TljauJui Harpo Marx dies HOLLYWOOD (AP) \u2014 Harpo Marx, on stage the wackiest of the wacky Marx Brothers, but offstage the most normal, most solid member of the family, died Monday night following surgery.He was 75.Hospital attendants said offi rial cause of death will not be announced until later, an additional annual sales vol time of more than $3,00,000 for the parent company.The acquisition together with the recently acquired Maurice Chevalier Inc.of Three Rivers.Que.will bring annual sales of Denault to more than $25,-000,000.Denault sales for the fiscal year ended May 30-B4 totaled $14,239,085.POPULATION INCREASES Formosa\u2019s population at the lend of May exceeded 12,000,000.1 were »o slay In thr Sherbrooke Hospital, to thoae who visited and .sent card*.Special thank* to all the nurses and doctor*.MILS ALFRED MOOFFROY Richmond.Que PAIGE Many thank» to Dr.Bisson.I>r.Iwmfflois.Dr.Douffi*** and the nurse.*, on the third lloor of the Sweet*bur# HoapHal, for their excellent *urgJc*l and medical rare.Also thank* to the remaining staff on the same floor, and the dear friend* who romombored me during my atay there You each helped to make my stay ploaaant.WALTER PA TOE KnowMon, Que.Marriages, Card of Thanks, Death Notices, Births, iSe per count Charge, 42 00 (8 Une.Minimum Unes or Ices).! IN MEMORIAM NOTICES Mo per count Une.Minimum charge, $2.00 (10 linos or less).Poetry 25 cents a line extra.Additional names over three: 10 ccnte each name.ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY .SIGNATURE OF PERSON SENDING NOTICE.OBITUARIES Obituaries received within < one month ol death are published free.A charge of 55.00 Is made for obltuarlee delayed beyond this period.The Record reserves the right I to edit or condense obituaries because of space limitations.l 'f ««BWBRfWWE CATtJV KECTMO, fmS., RlfP'P.20, 1WM ^oVo.^ ?Vi iX' USED CAR LOT 14*5 King W^-T#l.567-3911 Sh*rbro»k«, Qua.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cant» par word, minimum eharga 50 cants for 16 words or lass.Three consecutive insertions.3rd day half charge.Sis consécutive insertions.25% oft.10 cents for mailing Record Box 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.569-3636.1.Articles For Sole PRINTING ot ell Kinds.Write us for quotations or drop in et our commercial plant, Sherbrooke Dallv Record, 50 Camlrand St., Sherbrooke.TeL 5*9 3636 local 33.I.Articles For Sole |4.Property For Sole STJ.sizes of electric motors, new and reconditioned, alao Mariera, switches etc., at the lowest prices.Wigsett Bleclrtc Ltd., 153 Mar-quette St., Sherbrooke.il CU.FT.UPRIGHT freezer, 4 stall milking parlor, 2x4 cedar, 3 x 10 Lightning evaporator and arch.Apply Douglas Grapes.Rirchton.Que.Tel.Cookshire 875-3505.ONE used G.E.Electric Range with thrift cooker and warming oven in perfect condition for only *40 00 Rosa-Biron Electric l.*d .m3 Frontenac St.Tel.562-1564.PRY slab wood, $10.00 per load delivered.Tel.567-6401.COOKSHIRE Friends will be pleased to learn that Miss Helen Buck has returned home from the Shor hrooke Hospital.OIJ) MANURE specially for gardens and lawns.Vi Ion truck load de-llvered.Tel.5674149] or 837,2605 Waterville.ANNEX heater, (whltt) perfect con dJtion, burn* wood or coal, very reasonable.Tel.5A2-7717.KEN MORE automatic oil .space heater.65.000 B.T.U, also natural finish kitchen buffet.Tel.562-0350.KITCHEN set, table and 6 chairs, 2 bureaus with mirror*, 4 plastic chairs.Tel.562 5123.FLOOR covering, wall to wall carpels, choice of colors.9x9 vinyl tile, installation.569-2123, Raoul Blanchette.ROTISSERIE, $15.00, also fully lined bedspread (.single bed).with matching curtains.Tel.between 12.00 and 1:00 569-2116.AUCTION SALE IN SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF C.G.Mackinnon, \"TIBBITT'S HILL\" close to Bondville Post Office BONDVILL E, QUE.Saturday, Oct.3rd, 64, It.Livestock For Sale 30.Farm Help Wanted 46.Pets For Sale NICE little home, ideally localed atj 40(1 Newton, near PorUand, in veryj good condition.Containing large living room, fireplace, kitchen, 3 bedroom» and aunporch.Automatic, heated, lot 52 x 144\u2019.Terms\t\u2014\u2014\t- to he di.wiiMied with Mr.Frechette ] ]a Poultry TOr Sale Tel.560-1827.500 HYBRIDE New Hampshire right Sussex pullets, 10 HoUitein cows to freshen In the spring.Apply Andre Pare, Waterville, Tel.837-2504.51.Mortgages ROMAN TREAT Professional Directory ____________________i- BEAUTIFUL six room private residence.Garage.Larger lot 1787.Vermont adjoining Sherbrooke] Golf.Also 1050 Desrochera.Visit these wonderful neighborly locations.See Hebert\u2019s, 2185 Ba-pband, Tel.504! OB74.BEAUTIFULLY larger seven room lovely individual residence, with completely finished basement.Double bathrooms, garage, neighboring Sherbrooke University, 1575 Caron and 1557 Leonard.Also 2340 Verdun, and 2425 Bacbsnd Street.Reasonable terms.Possession anytime.See Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand, phone 562 0874.LARGE OLD HOUSE in gnod condition, situated corner of Portland Ave .and Victoria St.Seven bedrooms.21 u bathrooms, front parlor, kitchen, living room with fire place, extra large dining room, upper and lower storage sheds, front, side ami hack verandas, oil heat, and detached double garage.For appointment to view, phone C.C.Skinner 562-0302.95 PULLETS, Rhode Island and Wyandotte cross, ready to lav Cecil frolloff, R R.2, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, 838-4895.12.To Let Advocates WESLEY H.BRADLEY, Q.C.275 St James Street West, Montreal 84941664.GBRVAIS, LANGLA1S Jk MONTY Advocates Paul M.Gervals Andre [.anglais A.Rene Monty Armand Rousseau, Q.C., Counsel * Wellington St South Telephone: 562-4735 at 1 p.m.Sharp WILL RE SOLD: 23 head of Avi shire rattle, all clear of federal] IT WON\u2019T he long now until you lest, several vaccinated and moM ; start putting up double windows of them purebred.registered I and getting ready for cold weath-with paper, including 16 good milk] or .will you be settled In a cows of good renown i2 served j home of your own.nr a rented for this fall): 3.2-year old heifers;| premises\u2019.\u2019 There\u2019s still time to buy I one year old heifer; 2 young before winter, call on Charles heifers; 1 very good purebred j Connors.562-4000.bull.This Is a very good Ayrshln W WARREN LYNCH 138 Wellington St\u201e North Tel.569-9914, Res.569-4581 TOBIN St TOBIN, Triai Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562-2120.WOOD and PorUand, 6 room bungalow, with fireplace and carport.Hercule Marcoux, 569-5941.herd.MACHINERY: Traveling sleds (2 seats); pung sled; burlow; horse lake; horse tedder; mower; »aw' bench with* Fargo Pick-up truck, in good con-planer, Ford motor 1950.tor ear ditlon Best offer takes either with aeccvssories.circuler saw with! one.Tel.Ayer\u2019s Cliff 838 4317.belt 25\u2019 long, hand plough, electric fence, electric clipper, Slorch\tOITFA ROLF, 1.standard shift, 6 electric clipper, 16 milk cans.16; c>Under, perfect mechanical con-gal.cap., 100 tons baled hay, first! ditlon, price $300.00.Appl\\ i * \u2018 -\t\u2018 - Tel.2,35 ACRE farm, 5 miles from Richmond, good brick house, barn, sugar woods.$12,500 bare or $20,000 equipped.B.M.D.I.Brother, Robert Burns, Cookshire 837 3203.105 ACRES lamd on paved highway, near Scolstown, house, barn, excellent chance for ponds.Good hunting, good growth of .softwood.Price $4.000.00.B.M.D.I.Broker.Robert Burns, R R.No.1, Cook-shir* 875-3203.APARTMENT, 1938 Bienville, 5 large, rooms, heated, hot water, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, $80 00 monthly.Tel.560-6314 or 562-0487, 5 ROOM apartment, bested, bathroom, 572 Dufferin.Apply 83 Brooks St., Tel.567-3416.NORTH WARD; 6 rooms, 2nd floor, heated, hot water.Available October.$85.00 monthly.1371 Prospect 569-8334.NORTH HATLEY; 4Vi room apartment, centrally located.Adults only.Apply Record Box No.21.RENT for middle aged couple or pensioner* in farm home.Modern conveniences, furnished or unfurnished.Room and board if preferred.Apply Douglas Grapes, Blrchton, Que.Tel.Cookshire 875 3505.WONDERFULLY modem eight room residence, garage, etc., near Sherbrooke University, 2355 Bachand and 1557 Leonard, also a five room, new heated apartment, 1520 Dunant.Available any time.See Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.Tel.562-0874.HUNTING VILLE: Heated, 4 rooms and bath, garage.Available Oct.1st.Tel.569-9405.FOR immediate occupancy, 8 rooms, heated, hot water, garage, 220.Call 569-2283 after 5:30.LENNOXVILLE New modern healed 4 room apartment, swimming pool.Incinerator, hot water, individual thermostat, carport.(Stove, refrigerator.automatic washing machine and dryer If desired I.Available Immediately.Apply: The janitor 64 Belvidere Street, Apt.1, Lennoxville.NORTH WARD: 1165 Portland, 3 and 5 room apartment, furnished or unfurnished.Apply by phone 569-3037.LENNOXVILLE: ,55 \u2019 Warren St., 4 room heated apartment, hot water, stove and refrigerator supplied.$85.00 monthly.Tel.562-2185.SVa ROOM new apartment, heated, hot water, quiet surroundings.Situated at 705 Garant St.Available immediately $100 00 monthly.Tel.daytime 569 5805 evenings 562-3737, 15.Rooms To Let LARCHE one room apartment, fully equipped, private entrance, near Sherbrooke Hospital.562-2977 eveminga.FARMER wanted, on beef cattle farm, school bus pastes by door.Call C.C.Warner 569 2893, L«n-noxvrlie.MARRIED man for dairy farm, with reference», house, wood and milk | supplied.Apply Kenneth SfriJletv I R R.I, South Durham, P.Q.Î2.Situation Wanted: Female I-\u2014-\u2014- WANTED typing to do at home.Tel.567-7166.35.Business Opportunity LICENSED COIN-OPERATED WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat Laundry and Dry Cleaning Store If you are the right party or family we offer: Complete Planning Help on Locations Most Liberal Financing Complete Continuing Promotion Call or write today DOGS for sale or exchange \u2014 162 bitches, 15 different breeds, ail inoculated against disease V,i\\ lbs.up.Wholesale prices.Specials of the month Pomeranians, Bulldogs, Chihuahuas.Tel.562-5525.PUREBRED Peklngeee pups, blondes and browns.Both sexes.Mrs.P M.Standish.Tel.Ayer\u2019s Cliff 838-4488.QUALITY puopies, small miniature poodles, black, 660 06, Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, Shetland sheepdogs.875-3631 Heegsma, Island Brook, ! Que.HUNTING dogs.Beagles, ready to train, 8-10 months old.healthy, intelligent.Tel.evenings FI.7-7973 St.Jean, Que.U S.AID Aid, Canada, Ltd.6215 Cote de Liesse Road, Montreal, Que.Tel.631 9049 36.Miscellaneous TOY POODLE, (very tiny), registered.2[/z months, black, female.Per feet pet, Poodlehaven.Waterville 837-2791.BALDWIN'S MILLS Mr.Charles Ross, of Sherbrooke, was a recent guest of Mr.and (Mrs.Elvyn Baldwin.Friends in the community regretted to learn of the.sudden death of Mr.Denis Valade, which occurred on Sept.18.FRECKLE* c- , «- u TTTi H Ice cream in the days of th* ! The United States has cle wed , Second and Discount R0mans was ma(je with snow Î1.000.000 to help build a poi>-MORTGAGE LOANS from mountain peaks.\ttechnical college in Malawi From $2,000 to $25,000 (up to 80% appraised value) TO HELP YOU BUILD \u2014 BUY \u2014 SELL OR REFINANCE YOUR HOME FULL PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES ALSO Royal Trust - Niagara COMBINED MORTGAGE I/) A NS UP TO 83VS% OF APPRAISED VALUE AT 7V, % INTEREST Niagara Mortgage & Loan COMPANY, LIMITED 56 WELLINGTON ST., NORTH PHONE 567-8436 ST.CYR Mrs.John MacDonald, of La-chute.is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs.Doug las Livingstone.Mr.M.Lane and Mr.Gray-don Lane, of Waterville, and Miss Haw.of Lennoxville, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Skuse.FEEDER CATTLE SALE Wonted 300 head or more beef bred, steers and heifers to arrive Sept.30th.SALE OCTOBER 1st \u2014 1 P.M.Calves, Yearlings and 2-year-olds (not over 3 years old) \u2014 Place \u2014 LAFAILLE SALES BARN, Cooticook Consigners contact: Quebec Beef Cattle Association, Pres.W.W.Nichai, Lennoxville, Phone: 562-1531 or Secretary, D.J.Macmillan, Cookshire, 875-3319 or the Auctioneer, Art Bennett, Sowyerviite, 889-2272 Buyers from Eastern Canada and U S A.PIANO TUITION CLASSICAL, all grades, Susan Wearing, mus.g.paed, a.mus, 1.mus.Studied in London and Vienna.Inquire 562-7098.36a.Home Services WE buy, sell, and trade second band and new furniture.Raoul Fortier Inc., 1026 Wellington St., S.567-3581.37.Personal HYGIENIC SUPPLIES\u2014Save up to 60%.Send $1.00 for 18 finest quality assorted Park Sales, P.Q Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.atthe way DOWN ROW » 1 ¦Sta,*T=N M OH MORTY MEEKLE HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods)! Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list.Six I samples 25c\t- 25 samples $1.001 Mail order Dept.C-2 Nov Rubber Co.Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.39.Lost BLUE cfloth raincoat, .striped lining, vicinity Sherbrooke Country Club.Reward.Tel.562-8910.16.Room and Board WOMAN wants two elderly persons, able to care for themselves R.K.1, Waterville 837-2331.Dentists DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, 406 Moore Street.Office hours Days 8 to 6: Evenings 7 to 8:30.Tel.567-6644.Insurance Broker CLIFFORD BEAN, broker.General Insurance, fire, theft, automobile etc.769 Malouin St., Sherbrooke.Que.Tel.562-6874.Notaries EDGAR W.SMITH BA.Notary, Danville.839-3137 Montreal, 844-239.3 B.C.L.quality, 200 bales of hay.150 Bum j ,lohn< Vshworth, kin oats.All Forge equipment, j V'*'1'* llilf to 838-4831 All equipment of sugar refinery | with 500 taps.A part of household furniture.Many other articles, loo numerous to mention here! The farm is also for sale.160 acres, good buildings, bathroom and running water, electric (220 volts) Terms: CASH.Canteen on premises.GERARD LAFRANCE.Licenced Auctioneer Tel.839-2975.Danville Optometrists DR.ALBERT TRUDEAU, Oplnme trlit.New address Granada Theatre Bldg., 51 Wellington North, Suite 1\t& 2, Sherbrooke.Tel, 562-0517.Eyes examined.Contact lenses.HENDERSON VALE \u2014 Messrs.Donald and Douglas Kelso ami Master Kenny Roth-ney, of Sherbrooke, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.Kelso.Real Estate PROPERTY ADMINISTRATORS REC\u2019D L ECHENBERG Broker \u2014 License 50,199 Rest Estai* and Property Management Specializing in: Sates St Purchase* Property Management Property Supervision Rentals (No charge lor listing Properties or Rentals) M Wellington St.North TeL 567-6700 LITTLE'S GARAGE REG'D North Hatloy R.R.3 fjust opposite Hillcrest) Goneral Repairs \u2014 Tuna-ups Mebile Welding Unit All types of metal welding Tel.842-2223 Don LiHle, prop.BILINGUAL INSTRUCTOR For theory and practical courses.Special course for Winter season.SHERBROOKE DRIVING , SCHOOL.Infirmation 562-0670 NOTICE By-law No.1446 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of property owners of zone D-23 for the approval of the following amendment of the zoning by-law of the City of Sherbrooke, will be held at the City Hall, on Monday.October 5,\t1964, from 7 to 8 P.M.By-law No.1446 authorizing the construction of a warehouse on the property of Mr.Maurice Letourneau on Bowen Street South.Zone D-23 includes the lots situated on Bowen Street South between Woodward Street and Galt Street East.Property owners from adjoining zones to zone D-23 can requesl to take part in the consultation by sending to (he undersigned, within the next five days, a petition signed by at least twelve property owners of said adjoining zone.H.P.Emond, City Clerk.11962,SKODA, spart car, 6,000 miles, guarantee, like new.19,36 Bretagne.Tel.567-6092.1963 CHEVROLET, automatic.4 door sedan.Show room condition, low mileage, and never driven in winter.Tel.562-0302.1953 AUSTIN - cheap for cash Ap ply 645 Victoria Street.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers ________ .BUICK, PonlUC, Vauxll.ill, G.M.U.Trucks, Sales & Service, Deluxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West .TeL 569-8669.IMPERIAL Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Fargo Trucks Sales & Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd., 465 Belvedere St.let.569:1659.20.Wanted To Purchase WE BITY all kinds o the> cr^ f^r St.Pat s a^ the> coulcin i \u2014enseîgn' hope.h.Lerou.\\ Lennuxville High 2-1 in a close- et past him on their offen -second discovery, r jutras tv-fnueht tilt.\ts've attacks and rushes.Big.i\u2014lady song, o.Morin * Robert Leech took advantage duns for St.Pat\u2019s include:': >-edc.ewood direct, a.Horan llobert Eeecn looK auvcuiws\tRpa,.iip,i .nri \u2014Joseph worthy.Guv jutras of a penalty kick in the first Leech.Norman Beaulieu ,_T1NA CLAP, M Vameres half of this contest to put St.Dennis Roy offensively, with\t\u2014trouble\tmite.Pat\u2019s ahead a« his shot was Turgeon and Lynch holding\ttiisibie:\tPair\tvie», c.Adamson blocked by' goalie Beerworth the defense.Other players for; and then dropped.A short run Lennoxville had Billing and.and fast thru\" sent the loose Kogkr giving their utmost for ball into the goal.\t' SHS .vqtRF DAMP 1\t1 NliW tHRL.G.Roy The crv for more was heard - ; ¦' \u2019\t.\t,\t\u2019 1\tjet power, w.Lancaster the field after the first tally\tJuniors pulled out a il 3_SEA CHIMES\u2019 Berna'd I' Lone Elm Anna.G, Robu*naud by St.Pat s as they nlade a win over their hosts, Richmond\u2019s bid for another victory follow-Sj^otre jjame wjti1 au scoring ing their 4-0 win over Drum- being done in the first half.mondville s Presentation\tGrant Clowerv opened for Saturday.However, as the tally;SHS at i;i5'mark, followed was i made at the 28:00 minute by Mjj.e cotterell, putting the mark, no scoring followed in visitors ahead 2-0.At the 11:45 this half.\tminute mark, Alex Cook pretty It\u2014peggy angus ipp.i> Lennoxville, suffering from|wejj saited the game as Sher-[\tK Trudet Saturday\u2019s 1-0 defeat at the Brooke surged ahead 30.G ary ; 3\u201c^.\" Fp I;1,',0 ( pppp - ^ ' w\u2019!\tton Tiger-Cats crushed Edmon hands of Notre Dame, was de- Smith then came up with Rich- *_ADI0S KENT) 6, R.jutras ton Eskimos 43-14 Monday night termined not to lose another.nl0nci\u2019s lone tally at the 15:00 as they came hack strong in the | mark.4\u2014\tSUCCESS TESS, A.Rouleau 5\u2014\tGUY UP, H.Lepage 6\u2014\tGRAND MANNER.F Nadeau 7\u2014\tWILL SENATOR.R.Jodoin 8\u2014\tARDEN DIRECT, R.Jutras Eligible: Clinton Tass.3RD RACE \u2014 ADIO ABE PACE (First Division) Purse: $250.00 Georges Guilbault dekes goalie for first tally Ticats crush Esks 43-14 on fumbles EDMONTON (CP) \u2014 Hamii- oilier.CONVERTS ALL SIX 5\u2014\tDEDA (p.p.7) F.Cote 6\u2014\tLINDA EXPRESS (p.p.10) W.Mosher 7\u2014\tSTONE Y MITE (p.p.9» Guy Desrochers \u2014ADIOS SPENDER (p.p.4) S.Jacob last half.Wallace Billing even-j piay was close in both halves, ed things up for L.H.S.when with S.H.S.getting the scoring he drove the ball into the net j opportunities and making use _________________ beating St.Pat\u2019s goalie Frank|of them.Best for Sherbrooke|»_tonistar.(p.p si d.McArthur Tarte after a mad scramble.;were Cook and Clowery offen- 10\u2014master mozelle (p.p.2> This came at the 20:00 minute I sively while Mike Gregory and;\t4TH race \u2014 pace stage of the half, leaving both Mark Bergeron turned in fine, squads seeking the winning performances for the hosts.ooai\t| In other weekend games play- ed in the S.F.V.I.A.A.soccer LEECH WINS GAME !scheduIe S-H.S.Seniors lost 2-1 Robert Leech wasn t through ^ gtanstead while B.C.S.won with\tL.H.S.goalie Beer-, r Drummon(jville 1-0.The worth as the last rain'|juni0r division saw S.H.S.and utes\tof the game\tSav_e [ stanstead battle it out to a scoreless tie while St.Pat\u2019s Jun- Purse: $150.00 1\u2014\tQUICK SPANGLER.L.Huekins 2\u2014\tMARTY CREED, O.Surprenant 3\u2014\tMARKET WISE.W.Hebert 4\u2014\tCHIEF POINTER, R.McDonald 5\u2014\tFLEET ABBE, F.Desrochers 6\u2014\tHIGHLAND ATOM, G.Roy 7\u2014\tCLEVER WATTS.G.Robichaud 8\u2014\tALICE SCOTDALE, R.Jutras in a Canadian Football League game, but 13,000 Eskimo fans him an opportunity to beat him at the goal.With five minutes' remaining, Leech took advantage of the kick, sending the ball to the left corner, out of Beerworth\u2019s reach.Rough tactics employed by L.H.S.in front of the nets resulted in their downfall, as the kicks gave St.Pat\u2019s the game.Coincidence presided as ior \u2018B\u2019 tied the other representatives 1-1.L.H.S.: J.Beerworth, T.Beat-tie, M, Wingeat, B.Dunn, K.Smyth, C.Saunders, W.Billing, P.Kogler, S.Kingsley, J.Wark, M.Kingsley, B.Taylor, J.Hewitt, D.Bowman.St.Pat\u2019s: F.Tarte, D, Turgeon, R.Leveque, N.Lynch, W.j their previous game under the Lamarche, R.Leech, N.Beau same conditions.\tlieu, J.Year, D.Charlebois, D.Both teams, meeting for the.Hoy, A.Sargent, C.Adams and first time in the 1964 season,|j.Atto.Phillies lose their 8th straight and drop to third, Cards move up on Reds, big series opens tonight Dick Sisler, Johnny Keane, places with the floundering and Gene Mauch are three Phillies.managers with one thought: That pulled the cardinals to Win them all.\tI within one game of the Reds, found a new hero to cheer.Bill Redell, a speedy defensive half from Los Angeles Rams of the National League, took over as quarterback and sparked Edmonton to two touchdowns in the last five minutes to help erase a dreadful Eskimo performance in the first 55.Eskimos gave up the ball twice on interceptions, once on a third down gamble which Eligible: Abbe Mac, H.Lepage ifâîled and once Oil a fumble.John Andy, L.Pettigrew ! Each time the Tiger-Cats turned the lapse into a touchdown.I Hamilton, under the leadership of Bernie Faloney, jumped ! ahead 14-1 in the opening quar-jter and extended it to 22-1 by the half.After Faloney led Tiger Cats to another touchdown Jn the third quarter, Frank Cos-entino guided Hamilton to two jmore.Until Redell\u2019s late heroics, Eskimos\u2019 scoring was limited to a 34-yard single by centre Bill Mitchell on an attempted field goal in the first quarter.Fullback Art Baker twice bulled over from one yard out for touchdowns.Halfbacks Bob Gaiters and Willie Bethea also cracked in from the one while Cosentino scored on a four-yard run and end Hal Patterson made a brilliant catch on a 123-yard pass by Faloney for the .Baker drove across the goal lint ifor his first touchdown.Don Sutherin converted all sin The firsl sus,ained drive by touchdowns and added a single rjger .Cats, launched without on a field goal attempt in the|bencfit of an K?kinl0 error, second quaiter.\tjstarted midway in the second End Tommy Joe Coffey com J[juar|er a| nu, Hamilton 18.It pleted a 13 yard pass-anti run;can.jc(j |(> die Edmonton 34 and run play with Redell for one was completed by Sutherin\u2019s touchdown and Redcll scooted field poal attempt, around left end for the other on! A shorl punt Rave Hamilt a three-yard run.Mitchell con the ball at the Kdmonton 33 a verted Redell\u2019s touchdown.\tin ,hroe piayS, one a 32 ys The result moved Hamilton |>ass by Faloney to Tommy Rene Pepin is still shifty, pots one of his three (Photos by Gerry I.emay) ?\u201cFive more victories and we\u2019re the National League champions,\u201d said Sisler of first-place Cincinnati Reds.\u201cFive games left to play\u2014if we lose one, w-e're in trouble,\u201d said Keane of second-place St.Louis Cardinals.\u201cWe still have four games left\u2014I think it'd be a pretty good idea if we won them all,\u201d said Mauch of third-place Philadelphia Phillies.The Phillies lost their eighth straight Monday night at the hands of the Cardinals, who rode the hitting of Ken Boyer and Bill White to a 5-1 victory in the opener of a key three-game series and exchanged Announce New Healing Substance: Shrinks Files who were not scheduled, and dropped the Phillies into third place for the first time since May 5, 1W games behind the leaders in the tight struggle.The chase resumes tonight with the Reds opening a three-game series at home against Pittsburgh Pirates while the Phillies and Cardinals, who now have reeled off six straight vie tories, also resume.TIGERS FACE YANKS The American League race also resumes with Detroit Tigers invading New York for a twi-night doubleheader with the first-place Yankees.Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox, both three games back, are at home to Washington Senators and Los Angeles Angels, re- 5TH RACE \u2014 PACE Purse; $300.00 1\u2014\tADIOS MARCEL.R.Julias 2\u2014\tADIOS WIDOW', F.St.Denis 3\u2014\tJACKIE DALE, G Jutras 4\u2014\tEXPRESS BEAUTY.F.Desrochers 5\u2014\tSIR SYMBOL 6\u2014\tMAJOR\u2019S KITTY.R.GUinn 7\u2014\tSIR YANKEE, A.Rouleau 6TH RACE \u2014 ADIO ABE PACE (Second Division) Purse: $250.00 TINICK ADIOS ip.p.1) F.\tDesrochers 2\u2014\tJOCK BOY (p.p.2) C.Grenier 3\u2014\tDOC RED (p.p.3) J.Perron 4\u2014\tSIR VELVET (p.p.4) W.St.Cyr 5\u2014\tHOPE STAR, (p p.5) 6\u2014\tROYAL C.Way (p.p.6) F.\tSt.Denis 17\u2014PINE RIDGE ADIOS (p.p.8) G.\tRobichaud j 8\u2014MISS ANNE M.(p.p.10) D.Jodoin (9\u2014PEAR SONG (p.p.») W.Lancaster j 10\u2014CARLA GALLON (p.p.7) S.Kidd 7TH RACE \u2014 TROT Purse: $175.00 1\u2014\tBILLIE BOMAR, L.Pettigrew 2\u2014\tNIBBLE SCOTT.R.Dupont 3\u2014\tMY SON DON, F.Nadeau 4\u2014\tCANDY D., A.Rouleau 5\u2014\tFORNEY HANOVER, G.Kale 8\u2014\tLUCIFER HANOVER.R.Habbin 7\u2014\tDARING GUY, R.Guertln 8\u2014\tRAGON, M.Vallieres ElgiWe: Mighty Nibble, J.Lefebvre Serenity, F.Desrochers ITH RACE \u2014 PACE Purse: $2S0.00 1\u2014\tABBE CAMPBELL, J.Lefebvr» 2\u2014\tSUCCESS PENNY, A Perron 3\u2014\tGOODWILL EXPRESS, W.St.Cyr 4\u2014\tNAVAGO BOY, F.St.Deni» 5\u2014\tKATE PETERS, A.Rouleau 8\u2014FRISKY CREED.D.Jodoin 7\u2014\tR.VEDA, G.Robichaud 8\u2014\tADIOS WHITNEY, Eligible: Pipedream, C.Mathieu «TH RACE \u2014 HANDICAP PACE Purse: $350.00 1\u2014\tMCELWYN SONG.I.Duquette 2\u2014\tSISTER ADIOS, F.SI.Denis 3\u2014\tSIR EXPRESS ALLIE, G.\tRobichaud 4\u2014\tABBE DEAN.J.Lefebvre 5\u2014\tRHYTHM MAC.A.Beaudoin 6\u2014\tBLUETT SCOTT.F.Desrochers to within two points of the front-running Ottawa Rough Rider.; in the Eastern Conference race w'hile Eskimos, almost out of the hunt for a Western Conference playoff spot, stayed in fourth place in the WFC.Tonight at Calgary, Toronto Argonauts meet the Stampeders at 12 midnight ADT and will he seen on CTV\u2019s national network Hamilton became the sixtn club this season to score more than 40 points on the Eskimos who have 21 new players on their roster.Hamilton never looked back after Patterson s n a r ed the touchdown pass from Faloney.Sutherin set up the drive by intercepting a long pass intended for Coffey at the Hamilton 38 and returning it to the Edmonton 34.INTERCEPTS PASS Zeno Karcz set up the next Tiger-Cat touchdown, intercepting a pass by Jon Anabo at the Eskimo 31.Three plays later Grant, Tiger - Cats had their third touchdown.In the third quarter Hamilton scored touchdowns after a 77-yard march in li plays, Baker moving over from the one for the score, and a 51 - yard march in nine plays, Cosentino running the final four winds.The final touchdown came after half Jim Thomas fumbled at the Eskimo to and tackle Joe Pikula recovered for Hamilton.Two plays later Bethea, seeing his first action after suffering a shattered elbow in Hamilton\u2019s season opener, scored after runs of nine ami one yard.Redell then guided Edmonton 80 yards for its first and 4!) yards for its second touchdown.SPARK RUNNING GAME Johnny Counts and Bethea sparked Hamilton's running game with 74 and 54 yards, respectively.Faloney completed six of 11 pass attempts for 113 yards, with Grant his favorite target.NATIONAL LEAGUE\t\t\t\t \tWon Lott Pet\t\t\tGBL Cincinnati .\t.91\t66\t580\t St.Louis .\ttH>\t67\t.573\t1 Philadelphia\t\t66\t570\td» San Francisco\t.Bfl\t70\t.551\t Milwaukee\t.«2\t73\t.529\tH Pittsburgh\t.77\t78\t.497\t13 Los Angeles .\t.77\t79\t493\ttaw Chicago\t\t84\t.462\tIH'j Houston\t.\t65\t91\t¦117\t25 Vi New York .\t\t105\t.327\t39« « MONDAY'S GAMES St.LouLm 5, PlilladelphiH I Chluatfo 1, Iain AngcloN 2 (Only Karnes »che Pepin notched three goals as the locals opened with a 4 I advantage after the first frame Lanky Bob Brooks extended it in the middle session while in Hie third Pepin got his third of the game and Yves Cossette completed the scoring.The Knights finally hit the score board with a boom polling three goals to finish up 7-4 Coach Roy had his squad New York ,.\tWon Lost Pet.95 60 .613\t\t\tGBL Baltimore .\t\t64\t.592\t3 Chicago \t\t.9.3\t64\t.592\t3 Detroit\t\t 83\t73\t532\t12>i Los Angeles .\t.HO\t78\t.506\tIflMi Minnesota \t\t.77\t7ft\t.493\t18 Mi Cleveland .\t.76\t80\t.44)7\ttu to Boston\t\t\t.6ft\t66\t43 ft\t27 Washington\t.61\t96\t38ft\t:tfl Kansas City\t.55\t100\t.335\t40 Emerson stops McKingley to give Aussies Cup 10TH RACE \u2014 PACE Purs*: $150.00 ! spectively.Onto one other eame was 1-NANtY C,NC0' G' Rbla< Houston 3 Chicago 3.get the tennis trophy back?[world.He is the holder of the -wl\u2018* an Wved game-but\t-^- Australian, Wimbledon and[fr,.cnds s\"* hc ,s senously con s' recommends new « head helmet noIhforav«rsriSObViOU5: Ma>'bC GntedTta tï T championship f *™* t\u201crnin« P\">.perhaps Soviet Hockey not for years.\t, and winner of his last 48 singles\tk,.\t.\tI In the last 15 years the United\t0f any description.\tIf nii