Sherbrooke daily record, 16 mars 1965, mardi 16 mars 1965

[" Bibi-ôthlque du Shnàncrrr de Sherbnch WEATHER Sunny today; Wednesday variable cloudiness; little change in temperature; light winds.High today and low tonight at Sherbrooke 32 and 10.Summary for Wednesday: Some cloudiness, little change in temperature.liecbcookelMiiBecocd Today's Chuckle A woman driver wet arresk ed for making an **0\" turn.She began to make a \"U\" turn but changed her mind.Established 1897 Pnce: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1965 Sixty - Eighth Yea» Estimated $4,000 taken Rob Dunham bank; manager hurt, tied PREPARED BRIEF \u2014 Members of the Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce who prepared a brief submitted yesterday to the Montreal hearings of the Royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism, examine a copy of their brief.They are.from left, Paul McKenna, Chamber President Ernest Grigsby, Denis Tremblay and Eddie Echen-berg.(Record photo by Gerry\u2019 Lemay) By JAMES Mc VI.LIST! K (Record staff reporter) DUNHAM \u2014- The Dunham branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce was robbed of about $4,000 and the manager injured, in a holdup yesterday afternoon shortly before closing time.The manager, Andre Blouin, 24, said a man he now believes was involved in the robbery entered the bank at 2.53 and engaged him in conversation.Very shortly after dial, Mr.Blouin said, two other men, one of them armed with a revolver, entered and ordered him to lie down on the floor facing the wall.Mr.Blouin said he was struck on the head, and bound and gagged with adhesive tape.¦ Only partially conscious from the blow, Mr.Blouin was not aware of what happened next.He estimated this morning that the men had escaped with about $4,000.The two men then fled by car, a black 1963 model.AV\tÊ\tÊ\tt\tÊ\tÊ\tÊ\tApparently there was another oar involved in the IF^GBtch schools elsewhere uroeo 1 ,hc irans-oucbec s* mwÉÊWimm $0 &\tWWMmmJm\tWBm\tacross the street from the bank said he saw the black car on the same side of the street as the bank, with two men in all while respecting the liberty of;,, antj another car.a green 1964 convertible, attaining Jf» groups,\u201d the|one man\tm Mr.Forlin, proprietor of the] Sherbrooke Chamber on bilingualism MONTREAL \u2014 (Staff) \u2014Isays.French-language minorities out-J Moreover, Quebec could edu side Quebec should be given cate teachers in the French the same school facilities as ]anguage and culture to teach English - language Quebeckers, says the Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce bilingualism brief.The brief was presented yes terday before the Montreal hearing of the Royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism.Such a step is essential for the unity of Canada, the brief Sfp in other parts of Canada.The chamber also recommends: \u2022 History teaching to place emphasis on the facts that unite rather than divide ethnic be the same in should schools.\u2022\tDevelopment of French-language radio and television facilities (Radio Canada) from coast to coast.Thus, the brief says, the French minorities across Canada would not feel abandoned or isolated.\u2022\tThat English - Canadians work to better understand groups.Canadian history should, be taught in a more objective ^ renc^ cu**ure anc* lts contn\u2019 and impartial manner andi\u20193U*'0jl to country.1\t\u2022 That both French and English be taught at the public school level in all schools in Canada.\u2022\tThat exchanges of high school and university students be increased between Quebec and the English-language provinces.\u2022\tThat judicial equality be given only to the English and French languages in Canada.\u2022\tThat the bilingualism and biculturalism commission be given authority wide enough to deal with all problems related ^t- T it*w'.'Tr-3brYï iii ii ether cultural brief says.1!!:' In an appendix attached to [ Tratls.Quebec store, said he the brief, 1861 census slatis-saw two well-dressed men, tics on Townships bilingualism |wearing sun glasses, one about ¦ re given:\t135 anc) the other about 40, 411,106 Townshippers are orabout 6 feet tall, stop out of; the French-language;\tThe black car and enter thej 47,145 are of the English 3)an*t-language;\tj it is thought the man in the A third group of 3,406 are green convertible parked across classed as neither.The Town jthe street watched the bank.then ships is thus 89 per centianc] French-language.\t|two men when 95,410 residents of 20.7 P*r right, cent of the Townshippers are1 classed as bilingual.The city of Sherbrooke had (in 1961) a population of 70,-000 of which 81.9 per cent was French-Canadian and 18.1 per cent Canadian of other origins.signalled the other the time was Age cut fails OTTAWA (CP)\u2014A combined members in or near the Com- to bilingualism Opposition failed Monday night mons for much of the daily sit-! \u2022 That the constitution be with a half-hearted attempt to ting and in late evening won brought to Canada so that force an immediate reduction of approval, in an 86-to-51 vote, of amendments to it may be madej\tMONTREAL (Cl ) the qualifying age for old age Prime Minister Pearson's pro- by parliament and senate with1 later\u2014that was the gist of conflicting views expressed Mon- security payments to 65.The government kept * ?Party calls meet posai to lower the age level ,lie consent of the provinces i t s from 70 over a five-year period.The constitution should allow the provinces the largest autonomy possible compatible with national prosperity.\u2022 That a national flag and QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 The Union where the party platform will national anthem be adopted.Nationale party announced Mon- be discussed.\tThe committee holds up the day night 3,000 delegates have Delegates will be given a Eastern Townships has anj a delegation from Sherbrooke1 \" been invited to a party conven- choice of participating in one of example of bonne entente and|chamber o{ commerce despite 1 next weekend in Montreal 11 study sessions before the co-operation between French h*.ihn,n\u201eai,iw Kitinm,.!\t\u2019 meeting on the party platform, end English at all levels.Mr.Fortin saw the green car drive back through the town.The black car was later found abandoned at Church Hill.rAIXF.I) POLICE Mr Blouin managed to free himself and was able to telephone the police, said hank customer Roland S.Selby, who was the first person to see Mr.Blouin.Mr.Selby had just returned from a funeral in the town and decided to take a draft to the bank, it was then 2:57 p.m Mr.Selby sain he found the outside door locked but noticed Dunham, then H'6 inside door was open about two inches.Mr Selby said he rattled the door and attracted Mr.Blouin\u2019s attention.\"Mr.Blouin came to the door and I asked him what was [wrong, and then I noticed he was covered with blood,\u201d said Some want it early, some want it Mr.Selby.\u2018\u2018He wa* almost unconscious he ABANDONED HOLDUP CAR This black 191)3 car was nhnn donetl by the robbers of the Dunham bank branch who sped away In a waiting car, ' ititoiSi':!; Î ¦' with a third man In a green convertible.The switch was made on Church hill Road Dunham.The car passed Cow ansvtlla QPI* at a normal speed as they entered town hut they were on (he alert for the black car.(Photo Studio Eclair) Mr Fortin said the next thing he saw was the two men running out of the bank and getting into the black car.The two cars drove up to Church Hill in Alternate language teaching contentious day about when Canadian children should begin learning a [when he came to the door,' second language.\tj noted.A lean, impassioned professor of English from English-lan- [ He w*s taken to the clinic in guage McGill University in Montreal put the case for early ; Cowansville by Laurent Jacobs, lessons as he spoke during the first of three days of hearings a\tJ'rans\u20199\u201dP^ being staged here by the royal commission on bilingualism and Mr.Blouin was treated for a biculturalism.See \"Estimated\" On Page 7 SCENE OF HOLDUP YESTERDAY \u2014 This Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Dunham, six miles from Cowansville was held up by Iwo men, one wearing dark glasses, but unmasked, yesterday afternoon about 2:45 p.m.About $4,000 was taken from the hank at the time, ac-cording to first reports and a hag ronUlning $1,500 went 11 noticed by the bnndlte ha the safe.(Record photo by Studio Eclair) tion next ?Rap regulation Such a regulation could lead its thoroughly bilingual make-up _\t\u201e\t.\t., .argued for a more cautious ap- Thus Townships residents live ach in harmony and co-operate for; the common good though of The businessmen from Sher- DTTia- Acrpi Th» Rotsii wh » .1 different national origins.Ian- brooke contended they spoke OTTAW A(CP) \u2014 The Retail Such a regulation could lead\t.re]j2jons ([,e brief from experience adding that Merchants Association of Can-to a depression of the country's Tavs '\t8\t\u2019\t(he Eastern Townships area is ada said today it is strongly op- economy, and to \u2018\u2018unscrupulous '-The Eastern Townships is the \"most bilingual region in Posed to any government regu- practices\" by some retailers the mogt bilingual part of Ca Canada.\u201d lation which would require dis- the association warned in a liada and the Sherbrooke Cham-j But the bilingual label prearea had re-contamination\" of Time for waiting is done' \u2014 LBJ the association warned closure of credit costs in the brief to the joint Commons and bër\" considers\"'i'tseif _ jûstified,;vau\u201cna Tn \u201cthe form of simple annual interest Senate committee on consumer i,v its own experience, in sup suited in a \u201ccc rates.\ticredit.\t.- ¦ ?\t?$Sr Gromyko in UK LONDON (CPl\u2014Russia's An- Viet Nam.drei Gromyko arrived here to- Gromyko and Stewart were day and was met at the airport scheduled to hold private talks by Foreign Secretary Michael late today and Stewart is ex-Stewart.The four-day visit of pected to raise the possibility the durable Soviet foreign min- of action by Britain and Rus-ister has raised hopes that full- sia.co-chairmen of the 1954 scale war can be avoided in conference on Indo-China.?\t?q î\t*1\t*\tJERUSALEM (AP)\u2014Only a many's relations with the Arab ralace Sllsnt\tSimple majority is needed for world will be affected remained LONDON (CP) \u2014 Bucking.28-year exile from Britain.approval when the Israeli par in doubt, however.ham Palace had \"no comment\" Court officials were more than\thJr°\u201c\tVOTED FOR WITHDRAWAL to make today on press specula- usually reticent about the im- hshment °* diplomatic relations t:on that the Queen's Monday\tplications\tof the meeting\tin\twi,h West f»*rman>'-\tParhamcn-\tArab foreign ministers meet- night meeting with the Duke\tthe London\tclinic, where the\t70-\t,ary 50urcpx said\ttoday >he\tjng j\u201e Cairo voted Sunday to and Duchess of Windsor might\tyear \u2022 oM\tduke is recovering\trp*olution has the\tsupport of\twj(hdravt their chief envoys lead to the end of the duke's\tfrom three\teye operations.\tabout two thirds of\tthe mem-\tfrom gonn immediately.They .y ^\t.\tbers.\taUo voted to break off diplo- ,\tVoting was scheduled at the matic relations with Bonn when Margaret visits\tend of debate on a statement by West Germany and Israel offi porting bilingualism.Canada the Erench spoken there, may thus become a more bi!in-| goal country where the two1 Not so, cried the McGill main groups can expand freely teacher.Dr.Brian Robinson.Israel votes tonight on opening relations JINJA, Uganda (AP)\u2014Fertil to the throb of drums, wore pa- Premier Levi Eshkol, recom- cially sealed their diplomatic ity dancers entertained Prin- per Union Jacks pinned to their\tVi rrh.r_________________ cess Margaret and her bus- white vests as the princess sat Chanc',l or Lu At The World Turna 31 Newt 8) Movla Matin** 1:4* p.m.5) On the Local Seen* 2:00 p.m.3) Paaaword 5) Flam# In Th# Wind 8) Flame In the Wind 2:30 p.m.:l) Houseparty 3) Th* Doctor* 8) Day In Court 12) James Beard Show 2:51 pm.8) News 3:00 p.m.31 Mtk* Stephens 5)\tAnother World 6)\tMoment of Truth 8) General Hospital 12) People In Conflict 3:2» p.m.3) CBS News 3:30 p.m.1) Edge of Night 3) You Don\u2019t Say 8) Take Thirty 8) The Young Married* 12) Its Your Mots 4:00 p.m.I) Secret Storm 3) Trallmaster 8) As Th* World Turns 8) Trallmaster It) Four of A f ind 4:20 p.m.3) Movie 81 Haizl* Dsaale 12) Surprise Party 5:0» p.m.3) Buga Bunny 81 Forest Rangera 81 Superman 12) Movie 5:30 p.m 31 Adventure Club j ill Music Hop 81 Early Show 4:0* p.m.] 51 World ol Sparta 3) Sports 61 rarnivr\u2019s Daughter *:10 p.m.Ji Weatherwta* ii Newt pair will be and songs, a seen in sketches rarity for both.\u2018\u2018Strangely enough.I've missed California,\u201d said the lanky, lawny actress, who has made New York her home : community.BEDFORD The play - offs for the Pat ponents\u2019 grand slam and then \u201e ,\t,\t.\t, .discarded in such manner as What are todays needs *ncl- t0 tell his partner which po- .\t*m 1 k* « adHitPavVa n Cl r wf s.! j where most?i* the Today\u2019s church needed needs differ in tential winning card to protect.4:10 p.m.ii News *:23 p.m Hall and at a reception at the Reform Club.They also paid a courtesy call jwere an accepted fact, neither Government in the fields of na of them would give anything tional unity, social justice and ASCOT CORNER detention where they will .\t\u201e\t, to find his home\t!a,'on ,f v'llic .\t, \u201cThis is the second time such was named Preslde,nî- ,hp Pub\u2019\tMlnls,er\tdp a rase has come un\u201d Mr Bes!llc mpetmS was held.\tvoted the major part of his hour\t, sette\tsaid\t'\tAlthough both ministers\tlong\taddress to a review of the\t1(1 Archbishop Georges\tCabana A tew\tweeks ago a Sianhopelspoke as if an\tlhis >Par\taccomplishments of the Pearson man picked up two Levis youngsters, aged nine and ten,\t.\t.approximating a definite date economic expansion.\t]yjrs\tSimons had taken Closest lo a forecast was a Declaring that the Liberals up residence' ai the home of awa statement by the Public Works were the only party dedicated yi,s\t|i()rkp |.-a((| Minister that the new organi-Jo preserving ihe Canadian na Blls zation must be prepared for a\tlion.\tMr Favreau declared lhat\tRecent\tcallers al the\thome of general election \u201cwithin the\thad\tthe Conservatives remain\tyirs jos\tpaR,.a\u201e Wt.r,.\tMr and next several months.\u201d\ted in power another two vear- Mrs.Brian McDermott, Fland He declared that the Cana Canada would have been des Prs an(j olrir guests, Mr and Shi'rivrooke c'uv eouncil pass ed a bylaw last night aid bon ring beginning of the air ter minus construction The project will cost about S115,000 Coustnu'iion.msGalla lions, and materials arc to total I about $103.500 The adtlitional SILikkl i-.si-i jaside for legal and other tecs \\ $27.000 grant has been re jceived from the fisteral govern nient.Sherbrooke air service to C S is (w'rhaps coming rloser.\\ld.Paul tlenais, chairman of the rtn transport eonnmtlrc told the Record Iasi nigfit lhat ihe t'S government board has agreed to the air route for the flights ¦Ottawa will agree (o the -.«'r vice loo.\u201d he said \"Right now ¦Ihev want some more data on it \u201d \u201cI'm in regular correspond cnee over Ihe service,'' hr said The service, to link Slier [brooke with New England and New York City, was offered lale Hast year by the New Hamp '¦hire harked eompani.Stale wide Airlines.yfuee then the eompam has heen negotiating with the I S and Canadian governments for I permission lo operate the s-cr vice.but their ivqevif may lead to l«i« parking all along tha \u2022treat.Lawyer Leonte Cote, speak ing for the renidenti In the open council »e»»ion asked city council to permit paik-ing on both iidev of King Street from Second Avenue to Moi i ay Stieet.At present no paiking it allowed theta on either side of the street Mr.Cote noted that park ing is pe>nutted on both sides of King between Alymer Bridge and Sacond Avenue, Yr Speaking later In committee session Mayor Armand Nadeau said lhat the present set-up is discriminatory.\"You san't blame the delegation osking for paiking if rest dents on other parts of the itieet have it.This has to ha corrected,'' \u201cIt's against piaclice to al low paiking al rush hours on both sides of King between the Aylmer Bridge and Bowen Street,1' he said.Council ended by asking a police chief s rcpoit on tha question.Back should be front say those in the rear who wanted to go to Texas.The driver, unaware that the children were running from home, gate them a ride to Stanhope.Mr.Bessette put it this way, \u201cif a driver sees such a boy or youth and wants to help, he A delegation ol East Ward residents last night asked city council to allow parking on part of King Street East\u2014 BRIEFLETS should bring ihe child to the nearest police station w things can be straightened out.' dian Parliament could nol con tioycd as a single nation.Chas McDormolt, Monta STARTS TOMORROW! BERGMAN AT HIS MOST POWERFUL' Bold! Shocking' Winner Swedish Film Academy Winner Best Film Of The Year 1963.Shuddering' Comparative harmony emphasized Canadians do not fully appreciate the comparative harmony in which they live as a duallanguage nation, members of the Sherbrooke Kiwanis Club w'ere told last night.Charles Catchpaugh.advertising manager of Ihe Sherbrookej Daily Record, told Kiwanians of; his visit to strife-torn Cyprus last year.He said the root of the trouble there was man's inability to overcome language and ethnic; difference, as Canadians have! so far been able to do, particular-, ly in Quebec province.Mr.Catchpaugh spoke on the important role played by print media in molding public opinion.He displayed literature which, he said, would be the sort of reading thrown at Canadians, Americans and others on this continent if a free press did not exist.Mr.Catchpaugh said freedom Mrs.hgpgjlinue (o work in (he atmosphere! Accomplishments, he said, in na now prevailing at Ottawa,\thut\teluded ihe adoption of Ihe idea\tMiss\tSuzanne l.emirux,\tstu -that the timing of ihc election\tof co - operative federalism, the\tdent of\tmusic in Montreal,\tvisi ; would be determined hy\tthe\trepatriation of the Canadian con\tled her\tgrandmother, Mrs\tJos attitude of the Opposition\tpar\tstitution, the providing of a dis\tPageau\tat the weekend.SAW YERVILLB St.Patrick's Supper, March 17.5 (K) In 8 (Kl p m Sawyerville United Ohurrh Hall Fancy work sale Adm Adults $1 (Hi.Children flbr SHERBROOKE The 68th edition of the S'her brooke Reeord Animal Review will lie published on Saturday I\tMarch 2(Hh.Additional copies may he reserved by writing the Circulation Dept, copies mailed in Canaria 10c each; U S A.15r each.SHERBROOKE Shamrock luncheon Plymouth church Hall Wed Mar 17, II\t30 to 1 30 p m Adult* $1.25, Children 7.V The front\u2019s in the centre ntvw hul people at the hack Want the hack in the centre The object is Ihe plan for a Sherbrooke Shopping Centre building extension Al présent the two storey structure is to face into the centre while ils rein wall is to border Lomas Street.Several Lomas Street pro pnetors are protesting the fir rangement, saying they aren't interested in seeing a back [wall The building could ham per Lomas SI reel « development [both commercially and resnlen itiaJly, they add ! Afler some discussion oily council last night decided to as-v for a legal report on wltel lier if had Ihe authority lo order changes in the building plan.City lawyer Albert Rivard hold that it could nul Permis sion has already been given, lie said.Aid Nieol, however, atoutly defended the protesiing rate payers saying that if is they whom the eouncil represents \"If the majority don\u2019t want this building we'll have to follow along,\" he said The street, residents are not against the new building council was told.They merely do not want the back facing them.Aid Amerioe Roy questioned whether Hie rity had authority in mwh cases \u201cIf a building were planned to face La (rren otiillicre Street (leading to the Webster parking garagoi and have its back lo Wellington North, could the city do nothing to Mop Us construction?'' hr asked Mr.Gagnon Mr Gagnon replied that such i case had never arisen.FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Munv wiMUPI* of fftlnp tppfh hl»r* ¦ ulT»*rfMl rptil rtnhtuiRivimpnt.hprikiifl* lliplr pin to (Iropprit, Allpperi or wob-blt'd nt.Junt Mu* wniiiK Umr, Do not I!vo In ffnr of tlilR UiippfnlhiMn vou .hint nprlnklo n little FABTI'llsTH.Mu' III lilt 11 nr ! Ji\"l irlrli pntv»|f\u2019l nil your pinti*'- Hnlrl fnlsr irrth mmi* firmly.« tliry fr*l rnnin minfini Ah|r* Ilnr-i not nOur (\u2018hark* i»ln'« ortoi hrfnlh\" Sweetsburg courts STTTnRKOOKF DAILY RKCORD.TITS .MARCH 1«.IMS j Accused of breaking, entering and theft S-Aceliburs Ward \u2014 (Staff \u2014 A Granby youth who was up before Judge Patr.tk Delaney in Court of Sessions Monda> was sentenced to two days in the local prison He was also ordered to pay court costs and post a bond of $300 to keep the peace for one year The accused.Claude Cameron, plead ed guilty to a charge of breaking and entering and theft.He was given one month to pay the court costs.Cameron pleaded guilty of entering the house of his neigh bor.Andre Gelineau of Granbç and of stealing SJOO worth of objects from the house including jewelry which he later sold: for $35.The incident occurre; on the night of February 11.The jewelry was later recov ored and returned to its owner along with the other objects according to the accused's law yer, Bernard Legare.of Gran by, who provided a signed docu ment to this effect for the court to examine.Cameron had no previous; record.Karl Kyliiig of Bedford who appeared before u.e \u2022 -\u2019\u2019\"\u2022i ''nndr- on s cll?'\u201dre of dangerous driving pleaded nu.4uiity and his preliminary hearing was set for Monday, March 39.He was released on $100 bail which was arranged following his arraignment before Julge Patrick Delanev last Thurs- day morning.Kyling was arrested b> the Cowansville QPP at Karnham on March 10 after a 90 miles per hour chase.QPP agents clocked his speed at 90 mph on the highway between Farnham and Bedford.\u2022 \u2022 * Rosaire Courtemanche of Farnham cas sentenced to a fine of $73 and court costs and his driver's permit was sus-nended by the court for four months when he pleaded guilty to a marge of impaired driving near the Granby limits.In default of payment the penalty is to be one month in prison.However, he was allowed one month to pay the fine.The accused, police said, had fallen asleep at the wheel and un into a ditch.This was not his first time before the court m the same charge.* * * Andre Campbell of St.Cesaire, located between Farnham and Granby, was sentenced to a fine of $50 and costs and ordered to pay the damages caused to another car when he pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving.Campbell was accused of driving recklessly on March 6 at Farnham which resulted in an accident with another car causing an estimated $75 damages.* \u2022 \u2022 Guy Gendron, of no given address, was sentenced in Court of Sessions Monday to a fine of $100 and costs when he pleaded guilty to a charge of backlighting.In -ment the penalty was set as one month m ja,,.* \u2022 * A Chambly resident, Phil lippe Girard, was sentenced to a fine of $5 and court costs when he pleaded guilty to a charge of fishing without a permit.The accused was caught on January 17 fishing in I-ake Champlain at Venice.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Werner Kyling of Bedford, ae used of hit and run, had his ireliminary hearing postponed mtil March 29.He is presently free on bail.Great new non-stop flight to Europe: take-off 7.35 pm every day of the week ! Europe 870 is coming! Every day from April 25th on, an Air Canada jet will take off from Montreal NON-STOP to Paris, and on to Germanyl What's more, its departure will be at the same time each day\u20147:35 p m.This is Europe 870.Air Canada's great new daily flight combining jet speed, convenience and sheer travel enjoyment.This spring and summer there won't be a better way to the heart of Europe! France and Germany so dose to you! As close as boarding Europe 870 any day of the week at 7:35 p m.And Europe 870 isn't just another addition to our timetable, I s a grand way of getting to the fun of Europe! (Come join the happy group on board and see what we mean.) We call it \u201cEurope 870\"\u2014you'll call it great.Now call your Travel Agent.the fun of Europe AIR CANADA ® Hot dish supper planned at Dunham DUNHAM \u2014 (Special) \u2014 |The UCW will serve their re gular monthly hot dish supper; in the church hall, March 19.at 6 p m.Everyone welcome.Proceeds from card party aid cemetery upkeep FA R N H A M'S COR N ER \u2014Ten tables of 500 were played at the Card party which was held at the Junior Harvey home March 6, The proceeds which amount ed to $23 were donated towards the upkeep of the cemetery, known as the Harvey Cemetery.As this is a very old cemetery, with gifts being about the only-source of funds toward it's up keep, it was gratefully accepted by the cemetery committee.i The winners of prizes were as (follows: Ladies\u2019 first, Mrs.Asa: Squires, South Stukely; second Mrs.H.Poissant; Consolation, Mrs.C.Martin.Men\u2019s first, Irving Snodgrass; second, Stanley Martin; Consolation, Gordon Chalifoux.Door prizes were won by Clayton Harvey and Asa Squires.The floating prizes went to Mrs.A.Levesque, and Edward Brun-ger.KING AND QUEEN CROWNED \u2014 Activity Week at Waterloo High School closed Friday evening with a dance climaxed by the crowning of a king and quern.The dance was well attended hy the students who enjoyed the music of the Jay Shanels from Sutton.Chaperones for the eve ning were Mr, and Mrs.Reg.Rlumpin and Sir.and Mrs.Albert Norris.Nancy Holloway, chairman of Activity Week, arranged the five day-program which held special events for grades seven to It.Left to right in the above picture are Ken Ramsey, prince; Donna Willey, princess: Rev.A.Haley crowning Joyce Wfstover as queen: David Edwards, king; and Nancy Holloway, Activity Week chair- j man.(Record photo by W.Bessette) Extra constable is appointed WATERLOO (Special) \u2014 Waterloo now has six members on the police force.Chief Pierre Rochon has advocated the need for an extra constable since his appointment February first.The Town Council approved Iho appointment of the extra constable at the regular meeting on Monday night.The new constable is Jacques Bordeleau from Laflech.Con stable Bordeleau is 28 years old, has had six years experience in police work and holds a diploma for civil protection.Tlx- addition to the police force will give belter service and protection to the citizens of Waterloo.Mr.Bordeleau began his duties on March 15.Cowansville releases February fire report COWANSVILLE \u2014 (Staffrttme to comhat fires being one \u2014 The February Fire Report hour and 30 minutes, released late last week by the There were no false alarms Cowansville Fire Department reported during Hie month and showed that the total damage firemen were called nut to two caused to property by fire dur practice sessions.Speaking contest held i ing the month was probably one of the lowest on record for that time of year.The total monetary amount of damage was $1,200.These properties were also insured it was noted.The department received five j calls during the month of which only two were for fires causing I property damage; two others (were for chimney fires, Thirty-two men answered call to service in the voluntary de- KNOWLTON - fSpecial) -\u201e\t*htt annual public speaking con- partment, with the average fest was held March 10 at the View House.Due to the ; absence of Mr.West, the con-; test was turned over to Mr.Wild w-ho introduced the contestants.Winnifred Tibbits of Grade 8 tame first w-ith the topic, Modern World of Teenagers.Merideth McKeen of Grade 10 came second with the topic, Rendezvous, The other contestants who took part were Diane Brigette grade 8, with the topic, Around the Bend: Alison McKeen gride « w-ith the topic, To Rebel or Not To; Douglas Magoon grade 11 with the topic, Best Things in Life Are Free; Barbara Northrop grade 10 with the topic, Finding the Energy.The judges were Dr.Church.Homer Blackwood and Charles Mum.The gifts were presented by Lions president Doug Ladd.Sherbrooke Daily Record SWEETSBURG- COWANSVILLE Officii 413 South Striet,\u201d Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Correspondent, also suhscrijv tions.renewals, classified ad vertising; Mr*.Klith Scott, Sweetiburg Ward, Tel 263 2402 105 Mein St., Au Bon Marché 45 rue King St ouest west BANKRUPTCY SALE Complete stock of fine quality men's clothing and famous maker's men's furnishings and shoes ON SALE TOMORROW THE COMPLETE STOCK OF LOUIS STROLOVITCH, TRADING AS STROLMARK REG'D., 111 SPARKS ST., OTTAWA, ONT, $31,265, WORTH OF FINE QUALITY MER CHANDISE ON SALE FOR $18,975.SAVINGS OF 33% lo 45% ON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LINES.ALL MERCHANDISE IS FRESH NEW STOCK AS STORE WAS IN OPERATION FOR LESS THAN ONE YEAR.SHOP TOMORROW AND PROFIT FROM THIS EXCEPTIONAL PRE EASTER PROMOTION! 128 ONLY 117 ONLY Men'* Fine Quality All Wool WORSTED SUITS Newest Style* and Patterns.Regular 59.50 to 89.50 Men\u2019s Fine Quality All Wool TWEED SPORT JACKETS An Outstanding Selection.Regular 29.50 to 39.50 |19 95 24 95 29 50 **¥***»» ^ * * ¥ *** 286 ONLY 676 ONLY Aten's Fine Quality Dress PANTS All Wool* and Mixture*.Reg.8.95 to 19.951 Famous Maker'* Fine Quality DRESS SHIRTS Nationally advertised 6.00 to 7.95 ll95 68 ONLY 48 ONLY Men's Raincoats and All Weather Coats Canadian and Imported Model* Men's Beautifully Tailored All Wool SPRING & FALL COATS Includes Morris Tweeds.Reg, to 39.50 ONLY \u2014 1995l HUGE CHOICE 527 PAIRS Men's Famous Maker's Men's Famous Maker's SWEATERS 7 95 .19 95i Includes double knit styles.Reg.9.95 to 34.95.] ONLY\t\"J/ Ç5 DRESS HOSE 79e 2 r,ion a cigarette.Just a crjSp agajn.-\t.\tfew quick turns and it is ready;\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 l/\u201c\\|-\\r\t* I\t.I \u2022\tit0 use.\u2014ROSE ANN\tPut several soft paper towels ICJUt president discusses waste a fresh cigarette as an .P , ., .\t\u201e 1\twaste a fresh cigatette as an s painting project.If its neces-\t.\t\u2014,\t.\t, already-smoked one works just sary to answer the phone while\tadVISeS ing tape.When finished, roll up papers and throw away.A soft-bristled toothbrush is much easier than a regular paint brush for painting window molding around the panes \u2014no messy paint to be scraped from the glass.When removing wall pictures, unsightly nail holes and rough plaster often appear.The small paint color chips on paint charts provide an excellent cover-up when pasted over the holes.Use the chip that matches the painted wall.C\t' WE\u2019RE HAVING A WHALEOFASALE ON CAMEO STOCKINGS MARCH 11 TO 20 change of Order's name (P ell.\u2014POLLY ! you\u2019re w orking, pick up dissatisfied iiiii! .;4'; .The new semi-fitted look is featured at the Au Bon Marche.In this crisply styled double breasted coat in fire engine red cavalry twill with real pleats.Also featured here is a shiny straw derby hat.( PoUy\u2019s note - my eraser ;towel and thpn thp phone j LONDON, Ont.(CP) \u2014 The der In their minds .\t',ow onks 'kp nPW)\u2019\t! When painting closet or .possibility of changing the name \u201cCertainly we realize the Em Our new home has * built-in |bookcase shelves, drive two of I he Imperial Order Daugh-jplre has dissolved, but we were vanity in the bathroom and 1 Inarrow nails into each end of tors of the Empire because it is advised if at all possible to\tre-\t^cided If store our tooth-,the shelf, letting thorn extend\triJÇt'OmGr out of date was discussed by!tain in any new name the\tlet-\tbrushes out of sight.\t1 had an\tsn inch or so.then paint\tboth IODE National President Mrs.tors IODE \u201d\t|old kitchen cutlery tray (plas- sides at one time and prop OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Manufac- D.W.McGibbon of Toronto.\tShe said the name is estab\tlic) and f(nlnd ^ fit\tint0 one\t!bp shelves against the\twall\thirers and\tretailers\tsay one Addressing the annual lunch-lisheri as associated with '\tthe\t1 ani,-v drawer- Now\teach per-\tto dry.\tdissatisfied\tcustomer\tis more eon meeting of the London educational and service work son has his own section of the- Use HOT vinegar on glass important to them than a gen- municipal chapter, Gibbon said: Mrs.Me- done by the 65-year-old organ! ,ray f°r his toothbrush.This to remove dabs of paint.This era! plea from a large organi 7ajjon *\tjtray is easily washed.\u2014MRS.|S much quicker than scraping zation, the Consumers\u2019 Associa O.F.C.with * razor too.much safer, tion of Canada has told its members.\u201cI'm sure everyone here has; \u201cAs for the word imperial, it heard somone say, 'What a'could be changed to independ ,\t, name \u2014 don\u2019t you know' the ent.But personally I wonder if:\tFLORAL EXPORT\tAn 0,d automobile license jn )be associatjon\u2019s Ontario Empire has gone\"' Add to that all the businesses that have that South Africa's national flower, plate serves as an efficient .newsletter, the consumers are the word imperial and it is word (imperial) in their namedhe protca, is soon lo be ex shield for wall-to-wall carpet- advjsed\tpersonal com- rasy to see why the uninformedifeel the need to change it.1 ported in large quantities for \u2019nk wben Paint,ng \"a*p\"oar ^plaints to store managers or have a certain picture of the or doubt it.\u201d\tj he first time.\tRend the\t1 oJia'1*».- manufacturers if they are dis \u201965 SPRING-SUMMER Fashion Show Wed., March 17th at 8 p.m.at Sherbrooke Shopping Centre More than 60 Spring-Summer creations will be shown.ADMISSION FREE A light lunch will be served.vv.: Axv, : / /c^cnu & Mr*, Leduc, Mgr.Sherbrooke Shopping Centre \u2014 Tel.569-6862 ' 1 ¦ \" - ¦ - 74.4,.\t( A A \\ i T * MBA .8 >:4s ¦ - to form a slight curve.Hold the satisfiec| w|(b food produc(s or irmly over the edge of\tp plate firmly the carnet next to the baseboard and proceed to paint.Wipe ex manufactured goods.\u201cTake your problem to the ,,\t,, ,,\t, , manager, buyer or person in cesspaml spatter off the plate charge CAC enters thp picture each time tt .s moved\tf fail to t satisfactjon The tedious task of painting from a na, campalgn.-louvered shutters can be simplified by wearing rubber gloves and using a sponge the size of a bar of soap to cover all the tiny, hard-to-get-at surfaces.Apply as if you\u2019re polishing shoes.This prevents dripping and produces a smooth finish.Indoor black wrought iron stair balusters and railings take on a new look when painted with blackboard slating.The slating will not chip and is fastdrying.To avoid spattering the bathtub when painting the bathroom, run some water in the tub and lay open newspapers in the water, thoroughly soaking them.Place the wet sheets on the bottom and along the sides of the tub, covering all the surfaces.This method eliminates drop cloths and mask- , through\u2022 HIED CROSSn Your help does so much ^ for so many A ia.+^a i : fiv-iÿ \u2014 Any girl who really knows her savings will want to catch our whale of a sale on beautiful Cameo stockings.We have Cameo at low, once-a-year prices in all styles, in your favourite springtime shades.Now is the time to pamper your legs and pocket your savings.Buy now at these whale-of-a-sale prices: \tReg.\tSalt Pries MESH AND PLAINSTITCH\t$1.50\t$1.20 (3 pairs, $3.50) \"LITTLE NOTHING\u201d CANTFECE\t$1.75\t$1.40 (4 pairs, $5.50) SUPER SUPPORT WITH LYCRA\t$5.95\t$4.75 J.A.ROBERT LIEE .70 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke J wïioLi^ii&ÊùcÏQig] tadte 'dogood NEW HAT SHOP OPENING THURSDAY MARCH 18th will also specialize In high quality handbags, gloves, scarves, etc.A Hat Designer will be at your disposal.JANINE BOUDREAU, Prep.2265 KING ST.WEST\tTel.567-2141 SHERBROOKE SHOPPING CENTRE A News flashes from around the world JAKARTA (CP)\u2014A mob of cent in thi> category have no 3,000 Communist demonstrators opinion, today demanded expulsion of Almost two-thirds of those three United States film compa- questioned said they believed nies from Indonesia\tthat, in deciding whether to con- The mob paraded in front of tinue prosecuting Nari crimes the offices of Indonesian agents after the present May 8 dead-for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.20th line, the government should not Century-Fox and Warner Broth- be influenced by foreign opinera.Although the offices were;ion.Twenty-three per cent said closed, apparently by their own- it was necessary to take foreign ers, the demonstrators claimed reaction into consideration they had seized them.\t\u2022dt + The demonstrators also de-\t^ manded that Bill Palmer, rep- \\ ANCOUt ER (CP ' \u2014 The resentative of the Motion Pic- president of the Canadian Capture Exports Association of ?er Society said Monday a ban America, leave Indonesia.on cigarette advertising will not There was no i m m e d i a t e sol' e the problem of smoking word from the government Ur- U.M.Taylor of Toronto whether it would take over the sai' over 8 suggested ban on Meanwhile', Foreign Minister ^ cigarette advertising is a Subandrio was quoted as saying hand-waving argument Indonesia does not intend to Ontario a total ban on liq-break diplomatic relations with uor advertising had not had the United States.\ttan>' influence on consumption.ilt was not possible to legislate ?\t?\t?\tlagainst a habit.STUTTGART (AP) \u2014 Fifty- ~\t^ + -X- seven per cent of West Ger-\t'W W\t^ many\u2019s eligible voters want to TUCSON.Ariz.(CP-AP1\u2014A stop prosecution of Nazi crimi- writ of habeus corpus seeking nais, a West.German polling in- to free Dr.George M.Tcger-stitute reported Monday.\tdine from a murder charge was Results of a nationwide sur- obtained Monday by a lawyer vey showed 32 per cent of West for the 47-year-old Tucson chiro-Germans over 21 favor contin- praetor and former Canadian uing the hunt and prosecution.bomber pilot of Nazi criminals, while 11 per It contends that at Teger- M.L Thompson Funeral held BANQUE CANADIENNE NATIONALE APPOINTMENTS today I-\t-m'\t*\u2022 -,\t.k Funeral services are being held ai Plymouth United Church this afternoon for Martin Luther Thompson, (Tommy), retired chief dispatcher for the Quebec Central Railway who died at the Sherbrooke Hospital Saturday after a hrief illness.He was 66.A native of Sherbrooke, Mr.Thompson entered the service of the QCR as a call boy, advancing to operator, dispatcher and chief dispatcher, the posi lion he held on his retirement last November after 50 years of service w-ith the railway.He was active m Free Masonry.being worshipful master of Victoria Lodge, Sherbrooke, at he time of his death.For many years he was connected with the Loyal Orange Lodge, at one time serving as County Grand Master for Sherbrooke County Mr.Thompson was also a member of the Sherbrooke Cur .mg Club.He is survived by his wife the formrr Muriel MeCutcheor, a daughter, Marjorie, Mr Philip DeSena, of Easton, Mass.';ve grandchildren, and a bro fther, John Calvin Thompson, o* (Chicago.Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery.H.C.B.Nourse Was former resident of city «HTRBROOItF DAILY RECORD.TUES , MARCH Ifl, 1«M 7 Financial & Market Report' COURTSSY OF GRfINSHIILDS LTD.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE YMt*rd»y\u2019» CIm* II a m.Abitibi A funeral service was held Vlgoma §§ Monday at Westmouni Park Aluminium Church for Hugh Campbell IS1* «0 30*1 201* 27t* 62*» 6*» 34'.2D'* 37\u2019» 48'» 15 10'.MARTIN FOREST YVON CARIGNAN Rent4 Leolere, Genera! Manager of Banque Canadienne Nationale, announces the appointments of Martin Forest and Vvon Carignan as Assistant General Manager and Superintendent respectively.Mr.Forest, who was born in Saint Jacques, County of Montcalm, has been associated with Banque Canadienne Nationale aine* 1827.It new position will include new business development.Mr.Carignan, a native of Shawinigan, has been with Banque Canadienne Nationale since 1929.Prior to his present appointment, he was Manager of the Gamier and Mount Royal branch of the bank.He will be assigned to the bank\u2019s new business development department .Boyd Nourse.who died sudden jp* !y EYiday He was 72\tBraul Born in Sherbrooke , Mr |e * g-,,',1,,,, Nourse attended Sherbrooke renient High School He then tookVjn.iron mechanical engineering atCrin.Aviation El Queen's University, Kingston.iCdn Breweries \u2018Ont., and graduated in 1914An Inti.Power Pd 504« with a BSe degree.This was\t^ K*»«*>' followed m 1914 with a B A.grew from Sir George \\\\Tli*majfons pgp^r Umveratty.\tjt'ons Smelters Dist.Seagrams Mr Nourse worked with In-q>om Budge gersoll Hand Company in Slier Dom.Foundries ibrooke from 1915 to 1924 and then with the Bell Telephone Company of Canada until 1960.when at retirement, he was staff supervisor Dom.Stores Dom.Far Dom, Textils Dupont I Famous Haver* automotive 20*« 25 46 43 H 38 27*» 26'» 25** 23G 41) >* 54', 24'>t 32'* dines preliminary hearing )A, G A groups Join in Hatley :hurch service ESTIMATED $4,000 Continued from Page 1 two-inch gash on hi- head.The Dunham branch of Imperial Bank equipment.Mr.Nourse was a member of hr Council of Religious Instnio non of the Province of Quebec, a member of the Wales Home Corporation, Corporation of Professional Engineers of Quo the\u2019bee and a life member of the 0f ; Bell System Superviaors of Mo- INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK SHERBROOKE OFFICE Room 210, Central Bklg., 31 King Street West Telephone 362-2261 A representative of the hank will he at the Sherbrooke office on March 16th and 17th March 30th and 31st April 13th and 14th If you require a term loan for a new or existing business, you are invited to discuss your needs with him.ihcre was lack of evidence that|Mrs.Sharman and Mrs.Denton, connected him with the Feb 20 ; shooting of Wilbur Eugene Hanson.Tegerdine.a native of Maz- ; HATLEY - The service at\t^ Mlh hranch of!tor Vehicles Association.lames Anglican t hurch on Freligh»burg Canadian 1m He had been chairman of the March 7 was conducted by the 1111 ,\t* , s, members of the Junior Auxiii ;Perial Ba,,k\tof\t( ommercc ary.the Girls\u2019 Auxiliary and 'ranch, their leaders, Miss MacDougall, 40 miles southwest of Cal- Krelighsburg manager Ger main Bienvenue said the ban The Junior members conduct- ,ht* missed another $1.500 that ed their service first with thekVas hidden in the vault.'call to worship by Evelyn Millier.Others taking part were The first thing Mr Blouin Marlene Roarke, Valerie Cutler.eppa gary was awarded the British^ end Hartwell.Catherine Distinguished FJying Gross and whju.omh am, Mar Rarnfirl(i the French Croix de Guerre; The Girls- Auxiliary service while serving as an RCAF püotl tarted UJth the call t0 WOrship during the Second World War.by Marina Bowet1 and respt)n.Tf tV\tpive readings by Dianne Roarke.T.OS ANGELES (AP)\u2014A fed Sandra Whitcomb led the con-oral judge has ruled that for-jgregation in Word of God for tner gambler Mickey Cohen Today prayers and Ellen Bowen was not under duress when he]in prayers of intercession.|Provincial signed waivers of time limits The story \"Give God the ifor tax assessments.\tjolorv\" was read by Elizabeth did after telephoning the po lice was to call Mr.Bienvenue Canadian Standards Association, Committee for Commercial Vehicles; vice chairman of the Montreal branch of the United Nations Association and record ing secretary for the Canadian Bible Society.Montreal Auxi liary as well as chairman of the;-West mount Y MCA board Management.He was an active member of the West mount Park Church being ordained an elder in H>50 and chairman of the Missionary and Maintenance Committees in 1964.He i* mrvived by hi* wife.13'» 80 30H 20U B 27»* 625» 6»« 34', 290'* 57'* 48'* 10V* «7», 21 45'» 45'» 38 27»» 27»» 25»* 23'» 40'» 54'* 24 B 32'* B 23'» 22'» 781* 57 »« 15\u2019* 24\u2019» 90»» 93'* 13», 21 33*4 44'» 15 5H '» 44 25'.» B 12».NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE YMtardayN Clet« Amer Tel, Anaconda Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Comm Sohent* Cons Edison Douglas Dupont General Klectnc General Motor* Goodyear Inti.Bus.Mach.Int.Paper tnt.Tel.\u2018Johns Manville Mont g Ward N.Y.Central Pepsi Radio Republie Steel U S.Rubber Std.Oil of N Studebaker U S steel Woolworth 66»* RS7» 38'» 56'» 38\u2019.4.V'» 38 237', 102'» BROWN.Oraca Lillian \u2014 Accidentally at *ea on March 12, 1965.Grace Ijlltan Brown, formerly of Danvdk, Qua,, aster of George and Corti.Eunaral from .the chapel of Joaeph C.Wray and Brother Funeral Homa, 1234 Mountain St, at 10 00 am, (Thursday.Interment Danville, Que , Joseph C.Wray & Brother.66*» 64'* 38', 56'* 45** 238', 102 A, 1014» 100'.52*» 52*» 467'.465 33\t33 HO7* 61'» 61'» The two Investigating officers were Corporal Rejean Le febvre, a fingerprint expert from the criminal investigation bureau, Granby Provincial Po lice, and Constable Marcel Robichaud, of the Cowansville the former Manon Edith Me Guincss.a son John, of Calgary; and two grandchildren A ri-au Brodeur, ghter, Sheila Elizabeth Wolff Police.Constable Gerard , .\t\u201e\t\u201e \u201e\t._ .\tacting officer in charge of the predeceased him.The government is suing Co Miller and Barbara Moulton, fol-ic\tm detachment o( thp mr]al WM ln M(nitrt R^-ai hen to recover $3.4,476 m al-:lowed with prayers by Manna KJ\tprovincial roljce laid Cemetery.legedly unpaid income taxes.Bowen and Dianne Roarke.7., , _________ iocl i The sum is that for which Co- Elizabeth Stoddard and Sanl,hl'w0 men were arrested last; hen served a prison sentence dra Whitcomb presented the of- ''IS ' as ^,\t1\t\u2019\u2019 for tax evasion from 1952 tolferings to Canon Denton andiBedford and takfn ,0 ( owans' \"\u2022 c - «\t- y.'-A\u2019 - v' -.A* A* 1954.\tMarina Bowen read the prayer Cohen, who appeared in court of Dedication.Monday, has been in federal Hymns were sung during both prison since 1962, serving a 15-\u2018services by the congregation and year sentence on a second con-the benediction was pronounc-viction of income lax evasion, ed by Canon Denton.¦ SPRING With the return of Spring.A.Martin suggests a new Petite Fur for the warm look of elegance.Choose from Martin's new selections of Capes, Jackets and Stoles styled to complement your spring wardrobe.Why not stop in at A.Martin's today.You'll be delighted with the new styles all at new low nrices.\\ CAPES MINK in Natural Pastel, JL g or Dark Ranch Mink \u2014 IOJ STOLES MINK in Natural Pastel $OQC or Wild Mink \u2014\tAy J JACKETS Luxurious MINK.Double Collar, Cocktail Length Cuffs in Natural Pastel or Dark\t*70 C Ranch Mink \u2014\t/ COATS L/M 'T£ D V.Theroux EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS 147 Frontenac St., Sherb-ooke \u2014 Tel 569-2313 MINK Full Length in Pastel, Ranch Mink or Dark Ranch Mink \u2014 from ville for questioning in connect ion with the robbery.They were later released.He said they were arrested as the result of a tip by Bedford police chief Anthony Robillard that two men answering the description of the robbers were seen drinking in that town.IENDERSON VALE - Mr.and Mrs Lynn Marshall and baby were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.H.Marshall!.Mr.Harry Marshall, Thetford Mines, was a guest of Messrs.Lyman and Russell Marshall.Mr.Donald Kelso and Mr.A.Roy, Sherbrooke, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.Kelso.Guild and W.A, of Kirkdale plan activities KIRKDALE \u2014 The Guild and; W A.met at the home of Mrs.Elmer Davidson on March 3 Mrs.J.L.Macey wai the eo-i hostess.Mrs.Terrill took the opening devotional*.i The spring activities will in elude a food sale in April, a 'card party in May and the annual tea and sale will Ire held on June 9 in (he parish hall Mrs.Terrill reminded Ihe members that the church ser vices for March are on the 34 and 28.A bring and buy sale followed, Gt l akes Paper Hawker Siddlev 6 » Home Oil \"A 22 Hudson Bay Go.14»* Hudson B Mining 78 Imperial Oil 57»* Imp.Tobacco 151* [ml.Accept.\t25 Int.Nickel\t90-'* Int.Pipe\t93 Jam.Public Sen, 13'* Labatt Massey-Fcrguson 34 Mol son\u2019s \"A\"\t44'.Ogilvie\t15 Noranda\t58\u2019» | Price Bros\t44 Quebec Tel\t26 Salaria Food» 12M Sayvette\t345 Shop & Save 181» Steel Co\t30'*\t30' rtf'Traders Fin \u201cA\" 15\u2019» IS7 Trans-Can.Pipe 37'*\t37' Transmit Oil 20\u2019* Triad Oil\t2 31 Zeller\u2019s\t15»» Rn.On.Nationale 74'» Bk of Montreal 69 Hk of Nova Scotia 82 Bqur Provinciale 56 On.Bk of Comm.71 Royal Bank\t81*» Tor.Dom.Bank 681* MINES and OIKS \\lta.Gas Trunk 38'* Central (ici Rio 8.70 Denison\t2.V'* Falconbridge\t89 Gunner\t5 40 Hollinger\t31 Kell y\t«7 Kerr Addison\t8.80 j Northern\t2\t33 IQuemont\t12 Sleep Rock\t6 95\t6\t90 EMBKRLEY Una Althea \u2014 Un- expcotedly at the residence 439 Highway No 53.Aneaster, Ontario on Thursday, March 11, 1965, Una Althea Webster, widow of Arthur F.Embecloy, formerly of Ayer\u2019* Cliff, Quebec, in her 77th year.Service* were held from the Ancaster jOhapel of the Robinson Funeral Home on Saturday, March 13th , and burial wa* in White Brick Cemetery, Aneaeter.The Robinson Funeral Home Ltd.GROOM, Mary W.Suddenly a< the Sherbrooke Hospital on Sunday, March 14, 1965, Mary H Beliveau, beloved wife of George Groom, and dear moth-Friends of Mr Guv Martin ,u' of\t'Mrs\t\u2022' Murray, dale will be sorry to hear that ,>f Fredericton N R,), in her hr fell on the ice while fishing \"\u2018A\u2019\t'«\u2018ar.Resting *t Johne- nnd injured his rigid shoulder ton s Funeral Chapel, fi3 Queen He motored to R M P.Hospital SL.Lemtoxvillc where the fun- J.116'» 58'» 74*.32** 44'» 64 79'» 6 \\ 20'» 79'» STANBRIDGF EAST tor treatment.oral will he held on Wednesday, March 17 at 2:00 pm Rev.J Brooks officiating.Interment in the Heedsvillr Cemelerv.PHONES ANNIVERSARY Tlie golden anniversary of the 'first transcontinental telephone I call in the U S is being marked «AFFORD, \u2018\u2022\u2022on.rd John - jm\tOn Monday, March 15, 1965 at [Garfield, New Jersey; formerly of Sherbrooke, former employee of Richmond Pulp and Paper Go,, husband of Louise Hack eft, and father of Barhara (Mr*.Norman Pye), of Sherbrooke; Patricia (Mrs Charles Carrier), of Quebec City, and 1 conard Jr; of Garfield, NJ Funeral will he held on Wednesday, March 17, 1963 at Gartield, N.J.74'.B 68»* lit fflrmni Utm RVU'K (if rl md*\tlovinj! mfmewy of \u2022 dfm wiff.moMirr and diughte\u2019, who p sMrtl *Mr«y on Mfirch 1^4 \"Too dearly lovrd to ht foryol t«*n \" At WHY» r#mon»t>rt od bv, t.FWIS thuibhand', MAI>K1 .KIND AND MU HAITI (children), MOTHER A VP P A P In tovtni; Wfmon of rm J wlu , PORK Rl'nD-vfry tlfmr hiiAband, Waltor away March Irt ittM Von hatlet no ono \u2022 Uat furowoll.Nor could you *av goodbye, You wcri» tfonr bofoi'# I knew 11, And only (Jod known why Ihfv sb\\ time hi*f»U rtll (Kkri'ow, And lu»lpi to forgd, ftut time »n far haa only proved.How much I mt*a you >ft, God gave m# atrenglh to fight tt, And oottragf to bf*r t:h» blow, Rut what It waa to loa« you.Only I will fvff know.Sadly nitkBfd by.Loi.A t w i f «* i, 71»» 81'» j 68'* | 38 H 60 B| 25% 90'» SO\"* 8 85 2,50 Produce Quotes MONTREAL (CP) -Afrlcul turiil department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale prices to country stations fibre cases: Extra iarge .35; large ,34-,35; medium 33; small .28; B 28; C .22.Offering* adequate.Demand fair.Butler: Current receipts non-Icnderable 52*4.Wholesale *ol ids non-tenderable 53V».Cheese: Delivered Montreal, waxed, current receipt* whole sale Quebec white 38, colored 38.HOVKR in loving mMiiory of r d«ar huahand, fabhar and grand-f*th»r.Philip Movrr, who pa Med ,hv»v M a it h 1«, IW'i.l The (Iciirpil hu*b«nd end Dud, Thf world could hold.For tho*r who knew him, All know.How mtirh w* lo«rt l* yf»rt k#o.A1 wfly» rfxmonihoifd by, HIS WTFK. ,urn*°ul \u201c\t\u2019 Mr Norman Bradbury, Derby wax' fanS,n8 fiom Line, Vt, on March 3.I Mr.and Mr,.J.C.Bacon have; returned to Montreal, after the flexible and tou;n to those tiiat imelt at relaU'ely high Unu'e-ratures only.spending the winter at the home of Mr.Dick Weston.Mr.J.Sails and Mr.Douglas Yates entertained several fnenda and neighbors on Thursday evening, March 4, in honor of Mrs.Sails\u2019 birthday.I Articles For Sale FURNITURE th»t h»« been «torefl ewey.reason for »ale, haan\u2019t been claimed Three complete room», bedroom set.Itvln* room set and kitchen set 12» 00.one othei .t IIM.UO aa low aa »2.00 week I' Paul Boudreau Tel.5fl« SWtO or ««4-4251.Deauville.CARPETS.Oriental de.alan.never u«ed, tall men'» auH», one pair pants st/e 14, like new, muskrat Jaeket.ladies gabardine coat, perfect condition.Sacrifice.Tel J«7-«3 It, SPECIAL SALE: Polisher» and Va ruums, Hoover, Kirby, Electrolux, many others to clear, priced low We repair all mikes, we ,have commercial machines Vacuum Centre, «17 King W.WU-4MIH.USED Sewing machine.I Singer electric ,25 00, one NeCchl ilg/V with desk *125.00, I Arrow *59.50.Change your old machine for » rebuilt automatic.Tel.5«7-«ll«, PRINTtNti of all kinds.Write Jt for quotations or drop in «I our commercial plant, Sherbrooke Daily Record.50 Camnand St.Sherbrooke Tel.SM-38S6 local 33 EARLY cut pressed hay.Tel.«.'19-2147 Danville, W.?.Matthews.Danville.!sADIES »prlng *ulta.double knits iind quality woolen».The Wool Shop, Tel.M7-4.144.THREE complete rooms of new furniture for sale, also Ml.»7 Volkswagen.Tel.562-1259 or *6\"-9825.faKÏHTNÏNG Evaporator and arch.5\tx .10 feet.Apply Douglas Grapes.Birehton, Que.Tel Cookshire, 875-5505.\\VE BUY sell ami exchange list'd and new furniture Haoul Fortier, Inc.1026 Wellington SI , So., Sherbrooke.Tel.567-8581.rSED and re conditioned Television* 21\u201d and 17\u201d models for $49.(H).Ross * Riron Electric l.td.IB.1 Frontenac St.Tel.562-1564.SACRIFICE: East chance for bargains, 46 dishes, electric frying pan, coffee-maker, steam Iron, toaster, stainless steel sel.65 piece» cutlery, 2 Imported end table».2 bedside tables.2 lamps.6\tlengths drapery, 2 curtain rods, kitchen gadgets.1 tri-lamp, 1 table lamp.75 glasses, individual oven bloc.Apply 17 place Vi mont.Apt.1, Tuesday approximately 1800 square feel, ('onsisling of two private offices lacing street and also five smaller agent s offices.Stock room, two toile! rooms and private stairway.Acoustic tile ceiling, rubber tile floor and Venetian blinds.The «hole building is spnnk-lered.May 1st, 1305 occupancy.For further information apply; Sherbrooke Trust Company Tel.562-3844 Licensed Brokers.FOR SALE 1411 DURHAM ST.Self-contained brick dwelling of eight rooms with bested garage attached.Targe modern living room with (>p,,n fireplace.One anti one half bathrooms.Automatic dish washer installed in modern kitchen.Karly occupancy to purchaser.Ideal location.If, 12 WHITE ST, \u2014 Frame dwelling of six rooms with heated garage attached.May 1st, 19fl5 occupancy.First class condition.427 VICTORIA ST.Large brick self-contained dwelling of 11 rooms.Four open fireplaces, 3T» bathrooms, fully landscaped lot.First class condition with early occupancy to purchaser.61.1 QUEBEC ST.\u2014 Frame self contained dwelling of 10 looms.Double livingroom with open fireplace.Unhealed sleeping porch.Two-car frame garage with storage in rear.Extra lot included in sale price, This is a very desirable property and in first class condition.COOKSHIRE, Que.Brick and frame self-contained residence in first class condition.Seven rooms with one and one hall bathrooms, attached garage by hr< e/eway, Targe landscaped lot, paved driveway and large enclosed Iront veranda.1103-1111 KING ST.WEST Three storey brick build ing containing five unheated rents.Fully rented to reliable tenant*.Good revenue return hut real value is Ihe location for commercial purposes.lait, has 132 feet frontage on King SI W.1080-1082 GATT ST.W.Brick encased duplex of H rooms each.Building is newly rewired; also two new forced air oil healing systems.Fully rented 821-827 MONTCALM ST.\u2014 Frame duplex of six room* and complete bath on each side 500 511 LONDON ST.Frame semidetached dwellings of eight rooms each.Oil furnaces and open fireplace on each side.Good revenue as both sides rented to very reliable tenants.VACANT LOTS \u2014 Situated on Vaudreuil, Beaumont, Paion, Vermont, .laeques Cartier North and Perry Sts., Sherbrooke, Que.FARMS We have several attractive farm and village properties in the surrounding district.For further information and inspection Sherbrooke Trust Company Tel.562-3844 LICENSED BROKERS 12.To Let NORTH WARD Four room, heato/l, hoi water, atov* and rafrliorator.Near ho» atop Tel, .VI7-S923.NORTH WAfID: Two room apart ment.fgrnl*hi-d, Immediate occupation Koval Trust.1T,0 Kronte nan, !WW.8371, nlaht 562 «013.KITZ apartment: 469 Vlmy, near Portland 1 and « room,, heated, hot water, .«love, refrigerator, Venetian blinds, Incinerator.Tel.367- 5923 I.F.NNOXVILI.K Academy SI , lower duplex, heated, available May let.Tel.562 7066.26.Help Wanted: Male 26.Help Wanted: Male 37.Personal 469 VIMY near Portland, 3 and 4 room*, hflafod, hot waif*r.refrlger ator, Move, vmHIan blinda, incin neralor.Adult» only Tel.567-5923 NORTH WARD 108 Heneker, 3 rooms, healed.»tvo« and rofrlKr ator, $65 00 per month.Tel.day» 562-9198 evening» 562-2282.NORTH WARD Five to let, 489 London room house W WARREN LYNCH 138 Wellington St.North Tel 569-9914.Re».569-4581 ASHTON u Tobin» Q C.Trial Work and General Practice, Rosen bloom Bldg., opposite City Hall.138 Wellington (North) 562-2120.Business Management Consultants PAETOW - ROSENBLOOM and ASSOCIATES 138 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke.Phone 567-6266 Forest Engineering Consultant NO BLARNEY, brass tacks and all tlie fads, the right rate for real slate, I hat\u2019s Charles Connors, be j gorrah.Telephone 562-4000 WEST WARD: Bienville St 3 Ipne ment», one six rooms and 2 three rooms, heated.Cash $3,500 00.For details call 567 7141.WHY pay rent ' Invesligale the pos j si hi Illy without obligation of owning your own home, built L< your own specification on large 75 x 100 ft.lots Beaudean lnc.j Real Estate Brokers.33A Belve de re SC.l.ennovville.lei.509 9178.BEAUTlFCl, new live room tndlvi dual residence, fireplace.Wonder ful playroom, plaster finish, 1986 Adam Street, Other splendid residences 1648 O'Reilly.1976 Adam.able Se 562-0874.5.Lots For Sale WONDER Fl !.larger lois inuni» diately available for apartment building constructions, Kingston, and Dunant Streets.Other beautiful larger residential lot».Vermont.Jacques Cartier, Grime Street, neighboring Sherbrooke Coif.Financial Assistance and sut) stantial loans to build.See He bert\u2019s 2155 Hachand, Phone 562 0874.i Cars For Sale LENNOX VILLE Three room heat ed apartment, newly renovated Apply 154 Queen.NICE four room apartment, furnished, healed- Quiet married couple preferred.AdulCs only.Tel.562 5104 alter 4(H) pm BEAUTIFUL Individual five room residence, plaster, larger garage.I wonderfully situated, 1875 Grime Sireo-t.Other five room heated ; apartment 1075 Ontario (Second» | PoNsessim» available HebetTs 2155 I Bachand.562 0874.LARGER live room healed apart* j ment (Second) garage.1425 Leon-j aid.adjoining Sherbrooke University Alsu three, four, six room, new healed apartments.Possession available.See Hebert's 2155 Bachand, 562-0874 LIVING ROOM apartment 2Vt room» furnished, healed, hot water and linen, electricity, kitchenette with | refrigerator, and electric stove, j bathroom with shower.Iransvi-j si on artesian well, by the week Ï Orleans Apt 915 King George 18.Wanted To Rent | SPACE for small Industry from 1000 to I tOO sq.ft.Write Box 1116, Sherbrooke.'FOUR room healed apartment for I May 1st.Adults Tel.562-4605 | after 4 00 p m.FOUR room apartment, in or near j Lennoxville.for three adults j Apply Box 1006, Lennoxville.20.Wanted To Purchase DISHES, lamps, tables, chairs eir Also pickers.Colin MacLeod.10 Wilson St., Lennoxville.Phone 567-7510.WE BUY all kinds of horses, or! horses that have Just died.The meat from these horses ts to feed wild animals.Tel.562-9463.A TWIN baby stroller.Tel.562-9294 14 FT SAILBOAT.In A class.Ap i ply P.O.Box 244.Lennoxville.j 24.Salesmen Wanted GOOD MAN OVER 40 who can speak French and English, for short trips >mrounding Sherbrooke area.Man we want is worth up to $12,000 in year.Ait mail W.O.Dickerson, Pres .Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 V Main St , Ft.Worth, Texas.Davie Shipbuilding Limited invites applications from Technical Personnel for their Drawing anri Design Office.Candidate* should have seagoing and/or shipyard technical experience.Openings are available in hull, machinery, piping and electrical departments.Only qualified applicant* may submit, in writing.* detailed résumé of their educational background, past experience, age and marital status.We offer excellent working conditions and salary, 5-day week, life, sickness and accident insurance, hospital and surgical benefits and pension plan.Interviews will be held locally.Apply to: Personnel Manager, Davie Shipbuilding Limited, P O.Box 130, Lauron, P.Q.HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubbtr foodn ] Mailed poftpald In plain tealed envelop* wttta price (US.Six «ample» 2V 23 sample» 11.00 Mall erder Dept C-2 Nov Rubber , Co Box 01, Hamilton, One ! HYGIENIC SUPPLIES\u2014-Save up to I 60%.Send *100 for 27 fineat I quality as»orted Park Saie», P.Q j Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT S»wy»rvill»\u2014Ttl.889-2272 General plumbing \u2014 Automatic oil heating syifem \u2014-wood \u2014 Plywood door* \u2014-Arborite \u2014 Gyproe \u2014 Inflation wool \u2014 Glidden Pain! \u2014 Also furniture.GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St.Ea*t Tel.562 3892 46.Pefs For Sale |TWO beautiful English Seders, fe male.* month» old.1>1.*69-480* nr M2-5M4 J, O.Poulin.OIL RESERVES | The Hassi Messaoud oil fields of Algeria have estimated reserves of 3,000,000,000 barrels.INSURANCE INSPECTOR I\u2019mminenl Canadian General Insurance Company requires a bilingual inspector for already established profit able territory.Details of education and experience to: THE RECORD BOX 43 Sherbrooke Protestant Schools NOTICE OF ADVANCE REGISTRATION Parents who plan to enroll pupils in Grade 1 at the Mitchell and Lawrence Schools, for September 1965, are asked in register them at these schools on Wednesday and Thursday, March 17 and 18 between 3 and 4 p.m.North Ward Kindergarten pupils will be registered at the Kindergarten on the above dates between 3 and 4 p.m.Lawrence School Kindergarten: for appointment please telephone Mrs.Koglcr, 567-7325 evenings.G.E.McClintock, Supervisor, Elementary Schools.BEEF-EGG farm operation require»! a responsible manager.Good housing.Modern equipment.Also work for wife, and possibly teen age son or daughter.Substantial family income.Require good ferenees.Apply Mr Alexander, Sim.North Gower, Ontario.27.Female Help Wanted GIRL or woman for restaur,\u2022ini work, steady employment, good conditions.Phone 876-9042, Wonder Bar, Sta instead 31 Situations Wanted: Male ASSISTANCE available: Will do stenographic \\Tork evenings, ing and short,hand).Call Cowansville 263-1061.32.Situation Wanted: Femata WOMAN to look after children while! mother works, Apply 671 Tries! MORTY MEEKLE HSy, WINTHR3P.' 16 IF t\u2019BAuyAâkimrThB iM/TOurrecMEBoo/ momv&GLA&ôeeiï IT IS WeLL.DOMBA FATH82 WIU, Be (X5MIN0 ALCW2 IN A MINUTE.A-'4 , ^ypyW^T TELL HIM ABOUT ) it will.you?C Z2.?I'M be NM W T M ».* IIS 0«l 3-/o BLONDlE By LESLIE TURNER WOMAN would like to do typing: at home.Tel.569-7380.35.Business Opportunity DINT Y'55 MOORK\u2019S restauraant, Groveton, N.H., licensed Twenty two furnished rooms.Reason for selling retiring.Will sell on easy terms.Twelve month operation.Clifford Young, 21 State St., Groveton, N.1L ¦ » » it-1 ; .» Government of Québec ; 7 V.Someone AT the PRONT DOOR 3A / f) I BLONDlE T ANSWER the ) ' BACK.V DOOR } f j k'@(S \u2022f A\tI f'!F®fa©INl®OI.TELEPMON£'S ringing o HOW COULD I EVER KEER HOUS WITHOUT VC ALLEY OOP 1963 M.G.U.sports car.Tel.569 3226 aller 6:30 p.m.or any time Saturday or Sunday.1959 METEOR Rideau 300, sedan, radio, 6 new tires.4 door equlp- iso\t1575\tpert with 1962 352 cubic\t\tinch V\t.8.*r\tShei\t\u2018Dual ranac\" automat1\t\tif.lore;\t|ue \u2022al\tfitian\tratio\tdifferential.\tK\txceptio\tival un\tavail\tIhnmuhmit.Ht'si «\t»ffei\ta rou\tlid n.H\t¦hand, j\t$1.000.0(1.362 0966 or\tPVC\ttiitujs 567-\t \t\t2 9 TV\t\t\t Woodlot management L.B Thomas, K E.R.R.4.Magog.P.Q.Tel.843-6865.Chartered Accountants WILLIAM A.LYON Chartered Accountant 980 King Si.W , Sherbrooke Tel.562-8733 or 567-7,567 LÀ VALLEE, BEDARD.Lyonnais Gascon A Associates.C .1 Crock ett, C.A., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building.Sherbrooke PQ.Tel.: 569-5503.SACRIFICE Sickness, leaving Sherbrooke.1 owner.Ford.63.Galaxie 500,\t2 door, hardtop, fully : automatic.6 tlrex.low mileage, clean.Appl> Bus Terminal Base ment.>01 BOUCHErrE Split level brick bungalow, playroom, heated gat ^ 1 L DEB AKER 19,>r».automatic, good ajp, patio, land.xcjped and paved «mditlon.new license.*170,00, drlvewav.Tel.567-5103.\tTel.567-7544 BELVEDERE SO: Duplex 5 room», 27l - x40.painled.tile, hot water heating Available May 1st Price $20,900.00.$100.00 down.Apply G ! .Pomeiic ui Tel.562 5728.McDonald currie a co C h arte red A cco u niants 297 Duffevin Ave 569-6301 Montreal.Quebec, Ottawa.Toronto, Saint »lohn, Halifax, Rimouski, Sept lies.Sherbrooke, Hamilton.Kitchener, London.Windsor.Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary.Vancouver.International Firm COOPERS & LYBRAND TOUCH E.ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building Place ViMe Marie, Montreal 2, Que.Ollier office» in Canada; affiliated firms In the United Slates, Grcal Britain and elsewhere.WILLIAM D.DUKE Chartered Accountant 146 Main Street Cowansville, Que.P.O.Box 405, Tel.263 2087 Notaries EDGAR W.SMITH, B.A.R.CL Notary, Danville, 839-3137 Montreal, 844-2393 \\KY\\ bungalows 5 rooms, orick.au tom.Uic heating, tile, painted $10.900.00.$100.00 down Easy terms Situated on Belvedere SI So G L.Pomerleau.562-5728 TWO bedroom family house, bathroom and a half, den, screened porch, hack porch, carpel.Kirk dale or Drummondville High\\\\a> Tel.826 3030 Richmond.LAKE MEGANTIC Mr.and Mrs Donald Switzer and children, now of Washburn, iMe.spent a week with Mr.and Mrs.Elwood Rollcston and called on other friends in town.Among those from here enjoy ing winter vacations in Florida, are Mr.and Mrs.C.!.Hodgson and Mr.anri Mrs.Karl Vcary.Friends of Mrs.Ada Mathe-son.now\u2019 of the Wales\u2019 Home.Richmond, are sorry to learn that she is ill.3a Authorized New Car Dealers RI 1CK, Pontiac, v itixhaU, G.M C Trucks.Sales & Service.Deluxe; Automobile Ltd.1567 King West Tel.569-3669.i M ri R 1 A L Chrysler, Pbmouth Valiant, Fargo Trucks Sales 4 Service Martin Motor Sales Ltd.403 Belvedere St.Tel.569-3639 CHECK ON AGED BUDAPEST (API\u2014The Hun garian news agency MT! re ports that Bulgaria, with a population of about 8.000.000, is preparing a new census to tie termine how many centenarians it has in comparison with 654 over tOOs counted in 1956-402 women and 252 men.Oldest listed was Stayan Rikov, who when he died in 1061 was I2fi 25.Teachers AYLMER AND DISTRICT PROTESTANT SCHOOLS Vacancies exist for experienced Elementary Teachers in Grades 1, 2, 4, fi.High School Teacher* Gen oral Subjects.Grades 8 and 9 This growing system five miles from Ottawa is plan ning a fourth school for next year.Regular bus service to Ottawa where two universities offer evening programmes and summer schools.; Category 1st Year Final Year 3165 3530 3900 4400 4965 5365 5965 6700 7430 8400 9000 9400 SEA'S HOARD It is believed that some 500.-;000,000 tons of silver has been .dissolved in sea water since the earth s oceans were formed.If \u2018t't \"spring»\" you need .w« have them for all kinds of vehicles: cars, truck», busses and bulldozers FOR SECURITY and COMFORT HAVE YOUR SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY by \"EXPERTS\" at CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC.180 Galt West \u2014 Tel*.562-4833 - 562 4840 TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repair» F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE 70 days C.S.L.10 year credit for outside experience.Apply with reference and full details to: K.S.Peach, Supervising Principal, 100 Mountain Street, Aylmer, Quebec.Telephone 684 5785 POPULAR VEHICLE In Saskatchewan there is one tractor for every nine people.DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Insurance Branch NOTH K.10 INDEPENDF.NT CLAIMS ADJUSTERS AND TO Til FIR HM PLOY EES ACT ING AS CLAIMS ADJUSTERS.Quebec, March 10th.1965 -Beginning April 1st, 1965, any individual, partnership or corporation engaged in the proies ; .-.ion of independent claims art ] juster, and any individual part-| nership or corporation employed as a claims adjuster by an 'independent claims adjuster, i must hold an official permit ; issued by the Quebec Super ' intendent of Insurance, in accordance with S.Q- 12-13 Eliz.11, e.57 and regulations pro-: Onulgated in Order-in-Council I No.U5 of January 20th, 1965., Beginning April 1st, 1965, ï any individual, partnership or corporation belonging to either of these categories and prac-! Using this proiesston without a permit shall be guilty of an ! offence and shall be liable, to a penalty.j Permit request forms may he: obtained from adjusters\u2019 pro-.Ifessioual associations or from (the Superintendent on Insurance.730, Grande-Allée Fast, Quebec.BURY Mrs.Eric Fisher, who was; called here recently by the illness of her mother.Mrs.John Dougherty, has returned to Gagnon.She was accompanied by Mrs.Newton McLeod, who .will spend a short time with her husband, who has been employed there for the past three months During Mrs, McLeod's absence, Mrs.Margaret Vin-tinner is staying with her mother, Mrs.Deila Clarke.YEZZIE oon WAS Ri«Hr THFRE .AN' THEN, POUF.1, ~ was gone; ([*) SOUNDS LIKE IT, , THE TIME \\ BUT IT'S NOT MACHINE POSSIBLE- 5V; syL i i .THERE'S NO ONE DON'T IN THE LAS TO J FORGET OPERATE IT/ rY THE ROBOT.THAT THING'S ) YES, BUT IT HASN'T CAPABLE OP / BEEN PPOGRAMF'EP-ANYTH 1^)0/ A FOR SUCH AN OPERATION t TV m yVV»» .tvs %w VtA 1m.Y.M, ll»g.ttl.Ibt.FRECKLEl v IO (Sc HIE» /-jn X CASTLE/ \u201e but K'/MWV.l-A man's home useo IS Times MAve\\ W U.fv to be ms\tchanged/ ) ,, y ^ \\ r Jm v- / -T/jr' y /- J***\" v NOWADAYS A MAN BOMB SHELTER/ TTt\u2019 M06S by NEA.TM R*f uOsf L'lL ABNER V5 IN / rrr-x AHlLBEMORE'H Glad T) Par/tle HIM'OYOr* HE » 7709f.f )' V TRi ED TO ?AS b -, î H S LvirES nA!D i\tI Vi »-\u2014' /Iw'iTH A 'l f HE MUST BE AN ^ 1 MONKEY V INHUMAN V VfRENCH// MONSTER.»// »/ u C AUCTIONEER (Bilingual)\t, Licensed Real Estate Agent Robert Burns Tel.Cookshire 875-3203 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.66 Meadow Street \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 \"The Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking Lot\" Before buying furniture, visit us.We have all types of household furnishings at attractive low prices.Because we accept trade-ins, you will find many used articles in our second floor department which are in good condition, and very reasonably priced.TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED CAPTAIN EASY « that crook hxihp tk'hiskwav clcsecv 1 iwese wodip «e go them, lulu ssile* N3 S \\ FROSTY WE6-T Town tw' PA6-S TO WHERE IT IS OPEN.WE LL TAKE A SHORTCUT ANP ASTO THEE SWITCH SACK*, W'HERE'5 tm- neareet place we can \\| FINP A LAWYER OR notary PpSuC ) TO DRAW' UP OUR AGREEMENT TO 7 SPLIT 50-50 ANY WIMP- , '- FALLS OK REWARPS WB / AWfE- j 7 AT WAGON I < WHEEL AS0UT SIX AMIES U WESTi J.WE'VE SEARCHEP THE TRAIN, MR.\\ I FOUNP ! 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'AMP heap TO WARP THf! ù\tHIGHWAY Y > 61343494 Education Week highlighted by activities WATERLOO \u2014 (SpeciaH \u2014 Education Week at Waterloo H.2h School teatured many special activities and finished »ith the customary Open House Thursday evening to which' parents and friends were in-J vited.Parents could discuss personal problems with thetr children's teachers.Refresh-1 ments were served in the cale teria.Tuesday afternoon was de-1 voted to debates and public! speaking.This part of the pro-; gram was directed by Mrs.Clara McKergow.The students who participated were keen and showed much talent resulting from Mrs.McKergow's excel lent training.The winner of the Intermediate Trophy for Public Speaking was Ruth McLellan of Grade 8.Her subject was The Crusade for Equal Rights for the Negroes.Judges of the afternoon program were Mrs.H.C.Snow.Reverend Allison Haley and Reverend Keith Dickerson.Their choice for the four stu dents to enter the Khvanis Club Stanbridge East social items SHFRRROOKr PATTY TtrCORP, TUES .MARCH HI.1WW % FRENCH LESSONS Prof.J.A.Lacroix Retired School Toachtr Telephone S694SM LTL ABNER'S SECRETARIES \u2014 These are the secretaries who will be featured in the Waterloo Hi^h School production of l.'ll Abner.The play will be presented April 8 and 9.A dress rehearsal will be held ou the aflernoon of April 7 to be attended by students not taking part In the production, left to right are: Dianna Rowker, Jean Corthorn.Jean Fraser, Nancy Holloway, Gwen Whitehead and Ann Waterhouse.(Record photo by W.Bessette! at present and will remain for Vt.were weekend viattor* of a few weeks, prior to moving Mr and Mrs Frank Guthrio Mrs Irene Drapeau returned College, waa visiting hi* father*0 Montreal, where Mr White and family.to the home of her daughter!Mr.Harry Haher.alio his moth-^aa employment.\tj\t____ and son in law, Mr.and Mrs R er In law Mrs.Ruby Connell.Miaa Tillla Raker and Mr liar IrualLs, from the Notre Dame over the weekend\try Baker returned home Marrh private du Rosaire Hoapiul.Bedford Weekend vlaltora of Mr.and s from Florida, where they *pent| Mr Percy Callaghan and Mr Ml>\tKarl nnH.t.y m,\tyui\tthe past two moniha.George Tremblay returned home ton\tBraeey,\tMrs Edward\tBra\tm,ss Johanne Kidd visited on March 5 from Morula, where by iXni\\ \\\\\\s^ Mary Selby, of Xin.Frtd l.araway at the .they siH'nt the past week.j Dunham,\tB M.P, Hospital, where she has Mrs.Cyril Crandall was rush\tBarbara Brown, Mom been hospitalised following a ed by ambulance to the Mont- U,J()\tvvas \u201e\tweekend visitor of\tbroken hip.Mrs.Laraway is real General Hospital on March ht,r\t,,«rents,\tMr.and Mrs\tTom\treported to be murh Improved R She wss accompanied in the Brown\tI Mr and Mrs Karl Bhieard ambulance by her brother.Fail yjiN>i\tcheek, who is and family were visiting Mrs training at the Queen Elisabeth Hhieard's parents.Mr and Mrs Hospital.Montreal, was a week Win.Mahannah ami family at end visitor of her parents, Mr.jKrehghburg over the weekend, and Mrs.James Cheek.\tMiss Mary Jane Bealffe ac Mr.and Mrs.James Black companied Mrs Mitchell Er wood, Kmnvlton, visited their no and Mr, and Mrs.Earl Erno son and daughter in law, Mr.of Pigeon Hill to the Montreal and Mrs.Mark Blackwood, General Hospital where they ,\tMurdock.Vicki and John Black visited Mrs Cyril Crandall, tion of Mrs Dons t ascy as woo 0Vl>r ttlr weekend, the oc- The Bedford Young People's organist.It has been announc- .as|on nejnu m,- Hn)( \\trs .1 Association would like to receive ed that Mrs George Hayes will niackw'ood'a «gth wedding an any cards or magaiinea with take over the tHisitiom\tntveraary.\tIcolourful picture! which they Mr.Bruce Baker, Maedonaidj ^,r_ an(| m,.s Donald Morgan, will be distributing to the young Montreal, spent the weekend people of Africa.Christmas, Erno Mr.Delbert Lawlor was ac companied to the Montreal Gen era! Hospital on March P by Mettra.Cedric and Halo l^w lor The rector and wardens of St James Anglican Church have recently received the résigna Rugs A Upholstery CLEANED In your home or place of business by Von Schrader, dry foam method No Kuaa\u2014 No Muss No Bother.Call today for free estimate \u2014 842 24m \u2014 North Hatley.Busy meeting o( circle unit is held at Border ! ROCK ISLAND \u2014 Mrs.Ken neth Baldw in and Mrs.George j Carruthers, were hostesses for i the Stanstead South Church Cir cle Unit, held on March 9 in ! the church hall.Dessert was on joyed at a table centered with an arrangement of gold and red candles.It was announced that $140.SO was realized from the recent noon day dinner.All present were urged to attend the U.C.W.meeting in the church hall the evening of March 16 when a film on South America will be shown.Regrets were expressed that Mrs.H.A.Carson is a patient in the General Hospital, Sarnia.Ont.Two battery operated clocks were displayed, the choice was one with a dark wooden frame, having a face of gold with black Roman numerals.This was paid ;for with the valentine tea gift |of Mrs.Forest Rollins.S Also displayed w\u2019ere 45 yards of embossed plastic table coverings for the dinner tables in the hall, which were recently pur-Public Speaking contest were c*lase^ by the committee.Ruth McLellan; Morna Flood, WEST SHEFFORD\ti'Ve5t Shcfford, ami had been a and Is convalescing patient in St.Joseph's Hospital ! Mrs.Louis Pelletier has re Mr.Ernest Sirard.who suf Qj-gnb,., since the middle of De- turned from St Joseph Hospital, ered severe injuries when knock ccmbfr' haj( now returned home Granby, where -he has been hos od down by a motor ear in S* Æ pitaliied for some time.Mayor and Mrs.Jean \u2022 Marc Potvin, and Mr.and Mrs Gas ton Jutras.have returned front a holiday in Florida.with Mrs.Morgan's parent*, Mr Faster or post cards are prefer and Mrs Kenneth Spicer.red.\t, Mrs.Barry White and son.Mr and Mrs Pete Palmer anil Gene, Cowansville, are visiting family, Bedford.Mr and Mrs Mr.and Mrs.Karl Boomhower Maurlca Benjamin, Franklin.I *3- RED (ROSS, is always there > with YOUR help\" TROPHY WINNER \u2014 Ruth McLellan holds the WHS Intermediate Trophy she won Tuesday afternoon by her speech on equal rights for Negroes.A New Look at Education, John Hackwell, The Terrors of Ignorance; and Ken Ramsey, Teenagers Through the Eyes of Our Grandparents.The date when the young people will compete for the Kiwania trophy contest is April 27 at a special Kiwanis meeting.The WHS Intermediate Debates held during the same progam on Tuesday resulted in Fred Sheppard and Diane Sten-cel of Grade 9 winning the negative side of the topic, Resolved that machinery has done more harm than good to mankind.On the affirmative side were Neil Stretch and Carol Bance of Grade 8.The Senior Debate was between Grade 10, with Ann Irwin and Sandra Stretch, and Grade 11, represented by Norman Singfield and Joyce West-over.Grade 10 students on the affirmative side won the debate against Grade 11.The subject was Resolved that the good of mankind would be better served by an increase in the emphasis placed on the humanities and social studies, rather than upon physical sciences.At the close of the afternoon, Morna Flood, chairman of the Public Speaking contest thanked the judges for their devoted attention.A sum of $150 is to be turned over to the U.C.W.treasury.A sample of table china was shown.The pattern was approved by the Unit and will be again displayed at the March 16 U.C.W.meeting, when decision will be made in regards to the purchase.The committee recommended that 200 place settings be purchased, with service pieces to match.Plans were made for the Easter food sale on April 15 at Cass-well's store in Derby Line at 2 p.m.with hot cross buns a speciality.Miss Cowles offered to make the posters.This will be in' conjunction with the Aid Unit.The next meeting will be on April 13 in the church hall.After the adjournment a white elephant auction took place, which was enjoyable and profitable as $21 was added to the treasury.Dinner meeting held by Circle at North Hatley Stanstead W.A.is to hear guest at April meeting STANSTEAD \u2014 A meeting of Christ Church Women's Auxiliary was held on March 4 at the home of Mrs.R.W.Peirce In the absence of the presi dent, the vice-president, Mrs Edward Cayley presided.Mrs H.A.Scarth conducted the devotional period from the Living Message.The April meeting will be at :he home of Mrs.C.C.Colby, at which time Mrs.T.D.Matthews, Lennoxville, will be guest speaker and give a talk NORTH HATLEY - The Ladies Mission Circle of the North Hatley Baptist Church met on 0n the' W.A.annual meeting Mar.2 at the home of Mrs.Oririheld last year in Edmonton.The Gardner, for a dinner meeting Guild members and others are with Miss Hazel Cinnamon as co-hostess.Ten members were present, and five guests, three ladies from the Sherbrooke Baptist Church, the minister.Rev.John D.E.Dozois.and Rev.J.E.Te- to be invited as guests.Mrs.Cayley, as educational secretary, read the third chanter of the study book, This is my Calling, by Ethel Day, a lay woman of the Anglican church.This reading resulted trault, from Roxton Pond French in a lively discussion by th.Baptist Church.\tmembers present, as the author Following the dinner, the pre-'had written a portrait of a skient, Mrs.Gardner, opened church woman, and of her un the tneeting, welcoming the dertakings in the life of the guests.Mrs.M.Sharman read'church.the scripture lesson which was The Dorcas secretary requisi-followed by prayer.In the brief tion was reviewed and it was business period which followed, announced a bale is to be pack-the regular reports were heard, ed for Hong Kong this spring Mr.Tetreault.who is one of Other reports of W.A.secretar-the Feller missionaries, sent out ;es were given and Mrs.Cay-from Feller College, at Grande ley reported on the parochial Ligne, then spoke to the meet- council meeting of Christ church ing.and gave a fascinating ac- held in February, also that Sun-count of the work being carried day evening discussions are ta on by the Feller missionaries king place on \u2019he Pierre Burton in the Eastern Townships.He book, The Comfortable Pew, spoke of his own conversion during Lent.from a student priest, through\t- years in the mid-west, of his\tOIL STRIKE stay in Haiti, of his affiliation Oil was first discovered in with Feller College, and his min-Patagonia.South America, in istry from then on.His testi- 1907 when drillers were search-mony was a challenge to those ing for drinking water reser-wbo heard him.\tvoirt.THE FAMILY STORE FOR EASTER AND GET EXTRA GOLD STAMPS VALUES BEFORE EASTER USE OUR FAMILY CREDIT PLAN! 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IS, 1*M THEnNORLDOFÏ sports Sherbrooke High junior cagers drop St.Pat's in first playoff tilt, Clowery sinks 23, play again today Sherbrooke Beavers must stop « HOCKEY * Sherbrooke Hish School jun ior cagers just about wrapped up their semi-final series in the Sherbrooke Basketball League with a 41-23 verdict over St.Pat\u2019s in the first of a two-game, total point series.The second game will be played this afternoon at SILS, with the Maroon and White carrying an !B point advantage.This was attained in the last ((uarter of play, as St Pal s trailed by only three after the third quarter, 24 21.Grant Clowery bombed boards for 23 points to lead all scoring in the lilt, while Richard Montcalm plays St.Pat s at SHS this evening Stcond and third playoff poti tion* in tha Shtrbrooka Baskat-ball Laague't aanior boy»' divb tion will be dacidad thi» avan-ling «* Sharbrooka High School.Loitlrt Montcalm and St.Patrick High School, pratantly deadlocked with 22 pointtj apiaca in tha SBL standing*, will tquara off in tha axtra tilt on tha neutral floor at 700 p.m.The winner of thi» match \u2022luarter barrage from Sher wj|| anter the playoff semi final* lirooke High that Clowery, and SgSinst Séminaire Sf.Charte», mate Gerry Willard, picked upjwhj|a tha loser* face league their points.Willard upH6'1! winnerï> Loisir* Parpetuel-Se-nine, with Clowery adding 11 courj_ more.Only one field goal was MontCalm won thair first made against SHS in this las' m,eting 38-37 while St.Pat's quarter.\tMontcalm in a return luarter.\t«doed Montcalm in a Fouls were heavy for St.* Frid*v 54.53 \u2022at\u2019s, getting tabbed on 13 oc-|boot Fr'd*y^54 53, Dave Jacobs casions, while Sherbrooke pick id up eight.Sherbrooke High Schoo.( swept eighteen victories in the r,r|nQi|r|çeS SHI league schedule, not yet suf-j\t^ the fering a loss in the SBL.\tcrhool thlS VGOr SHS: G.Clowery 23, G.Wil .a ycvas rd 9, P.Kerridge 4, A.1 ones NELSON, B.C.(CP) Dave Imrochcr came in for St.Pat\u2019s 13.It.Rahan.V.Newton, G.Jacobs, coach of the Canadian with 11 Although Sherbrooke.Swan, R.Haffenden, D.Laforge, National Ski Team said Mon took the ooenine lead, St, Pat\u2019s IS.Schofield, ami B.Stevenson, day night a national summer contention after six Total \u2014 41.\tski school will be establishei St.Pat's: R.Durocher 11, G.Ferguson 6, P.Peters 2, D.Finlay 2, M.Castonguay 2, G.Con nors, P.Leblanc, and R.Goulet.Total \u2014 23.kept in minutes of play, trailing 86, which was later stretched to 14-10, still for SHS at the halftime break.It was during the fourth Japan baseball commissioner says Murakami should fullill Giants pact this year.He said the schools will be under the direction of the Cana dian Amateur Ski Association at Kokanee Glacier provincial park, about 12 miles east of this Kootenay city.The national team is currently I in training here.The best junior skiers from across Canada will be invited to iattend the summer school, Ja-TOKYO (AP)\u2014Japan baseball1 The Japanese pro basebalL,.,,),, sa|(| an(i members of the Commissioner Yushi Uchimura chief said Nankai Hawks' offi ,natiollal )pam wj]] |ake part said today Masanori Murakami rials agreed with his view.|along with some of the top should go back to the United Osamu Isubot.a, owner of the coa(.|1g5 m the country.States and pitch for San Fran- Hawks, did not say when Mura Jacobs said it is expected cisco Giants this season,\tkami will leave to join the Uchimura said his view was Giants' training camp, sent in his reply to a Feb.3 Murakami, who moved to the letter from baseball Commis- Giants from (heir Fresno farm sioner Ford Frick of the United States.Uchimura said Murakami, first Japanese to play in the American mgijor league, should fulfill the contract which he signed with the Giants before coining back to Japan last December.However, Uchimura said he proposed in his reply to Frick that the ownership of Murakami be returned to Osaaka Nankai Hawks in 1966.that, altogether some 600 skiers will train at the summer school.Jacobs also disclosed that Canada\u2019s national team will team during the la^crn.\"rcompete in the Harriman Cup the 1964\traces at Sun Valley, Idaho, centre of a heated controversy when the Hawks said the 20-year-old southpaw had signed to play for them in 1965.Murakimi made his National League debut last September, appearing in nine games to compile a 1-0 record.He pitched 15 innings in relief, gave up eight hits and three nms, walked only one and struck out 15.March 21-24.They will meet national teams from Austria France and the United States.l6i7l6IS( Dstrott .Chicago .Montreal Toronto New York Boston NATIONAL LKAOUR W L T e A Pit M 32 * 1«2 1M n M 23 I 217 ISO 7» K 21 U 190 ISA 75 24 24 14 181 181 M 1» M 11 181 212 49 18 41 8 150 234 42 * * Gauls tonight Home ice advantage may send series to full seven games, two of final three are here, gametime is It\u2019* Sherbrooke\u2019* turn to l*y the cards on the table with 1st.Hyacinthe Gaul* thi* evening at the local arena, as the two SENIOR PROVINCIAL LEAGUE club* meet for the fifth time in the final series of the Quebec (Plnais) TUESDAY'S CAME* Et.Hyacinthe at Sherbrooke iSertea tied 2-2) \u2022 * 0 JUNIOR \"B\u201c TUESDAY S GAMES Lake Mecantlc at Waterloo ISertea tied 1-1) * A * INTtR-CITY Tuesday's Games Coatlcook at Rock laland (First same of flnala four-out-of-seven) AAA SHERBROOKE JUNIORS MONDAY'S GAMES Beavers 0, Technical S (Beavers leads finals 2-1) AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION \tw\tL\t\tr a\tA\tPts.Quebec , .\t39\t24\t1\t248\t202\t7» Baltimore\t33\t28\t5\t263\t220\t71 Utrshey\t31\t10\t4 221\t\t217\t66 Sprlnafteld\t28\t34\t4\t225 245\t\t60 Providence\t20\t44\t2\t178\t273\t42 WESTERN DIVISION\t\t\t\t\t\t Rochester\t44\t18\t3\t268\t175\t91 Buffalo\t36\t24\t6\t232\t196\t76 Pittsburgh\t26\t33\t6\t212\t239\t62 Cleveland .\t19\t43\t5\t202\t270\t42 3 7 9 5 8 3 12 Philadelphia \u2014 Jimmy Me Millan, 152, Trenton.N.J., stopped Johnny Knight, 144, Philadelphia, 1.London \u2014 Paulie Armstead 1431a, Los Angeles, stopped Joe Tettah, 142, Ghana, 6.Mikita still leading NHL race, tie in second MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Volatile centre Stan Mikita, described by King Clancy, assistant gen eral manager of Toronto Maple l^afs, as \u201cthe best player in Hull would get the nod for the runner-up spot on the strength of his 38 goals counted, against Ullman\u2019s 34.Directly behind was Detroit's the NHL, bar none,\u201d continued veteran right - winger Gordie his domination of the National Hockey League individual scor ing race tins week Howe, who has combined 24 goals and 40 assists for a 64-point total.Howe, who will Hall, Chi 37 2-3 92 DeJordy, Chi 27 1-3 68 Chicago totals 65\t160 Sawchuk, Tor 35 Bower, Tor 29 Toronto totals 64 Hodge, Mtl Worsley, Mtl Mtl totals Plante, NY 47 17 64 88 73 161 124 44 168 Despite having amassed 150 reach his 37th birthday March minutes in the penalty box\u2014a 31, has combined with UIlman|Paille, N5 32 1-3 110 31 2-3 102 4 2.14 3 2.49 7 2.46 1\t2.51 2\t2.52 3\t2.52 3\t2.64 1\t2.59 4\t2.63 2\t3.40 0 3.22 league record for a centre\u2014the flashy Chicago Black Hawks all-star gathered a further five points in last week's competition to bring his total to 84.With Chicago having five games remaining in the regular schedule, the Czech-born pivot appeared a shoo-in for the scor- and centre Alex Delvecehio for a total of 51 points in the Detroiters\u2019 last 11 games.Another veteran, Claude Provost of Montreal Canadiens, was running three points behind Howe.The Montreal right NY totals 64 212 2 3.31 flMM CANUSA WINNERS \u2014 Stewart Reed\u2019s North Hatley rink copped the honors at the second annual CANUSA (Canada - United States of America bonspiel) held at the Border Curling club over the weekend.In the top photo, standing, are Stewart Reed, Kay Guild, Charles Guild and Barbara Reed, while in front are the runners-up, from left, Grattan Crosby, Doris Sylvester, Mike Allait and Marion McGregor.In the bottom photo are the consolation winners and runners-up, kneeling left to right, Stiffy Stafford, Manis Cyr, Maurice Sears and Joan Crook, back row, George Carruthers, Priscilla Fitch Terry Fitch and Mildred Car nithers.Nine clubs partiel pated in the event, from Dan ville.North Hatley, Sher binoke, Magog, Border.Peter sham, Winchester, Braebnm Mass, and Nashua N.H.(Record photo by Andre Pepin) St.Pat's enters Juvenile finals for E.T.crown St.Pat\u2019s Juveniles, sponsored|rule squad, Sherbrooke JuvenilelSt.Pat\u2019s club, credits the excel- by the St.Pat\u2019s Old Boys Association, walked off with the semi-finals of the Eastern Townships Juvenile League over the weekend, by defeating Asbestos in a total-goal setup.St.Pat\u2019s tied the second match 3-3, but carried their berth into the finals on a pre vious win, 5-3 over the Asbestos representatives.The juve- League champions, served a first loss to Asbestos in the latter\u2019s 21 games played.lent brand of play to the full team, being held together by Danny Timmons in the Sher-^ Finals will get underway injbrooke nets, turning in a finej the QMHA Juvenile division | performance.The two-game, tor the Eastern Townships ; total goal situation resulted championship this upcoming with an 8-6 total for St.Pat\u2019s.| weekend, against I he winner Thp first 0f the finals will ! of the Drummondville and Vic-lbe piaVed at 3 p.m.in the local toriaville semi-final series.Bert Laçasse, manager of the TUESDAY'S GAMES Springfield at Baltimore Providence at Quebec.* CURLING * LENNOXVILLE MEN'S BONSPIEL John Nichol Memorial Trophy A.\tMcNab, North Hatley .H.Emslte, Border ., O.Knutson, North Hatley \u201e R.Langlois, Magog .J.\tJohnson, North Hatley .R.\tWiggett,\tSherbrooke B.\tHopcraft,\tNorth Hatley I).Bellam, Lennoxvlle .\t.2 R.\tJackson,\tSherbrooke\t___ 7 F.\tPattUon,\tLennoxvLUe\t.\t10 A.Lothrop, Sherbrooke .8 N.\tBeach, Lennox ville .8 D.\tBennett,\tLennoxville\t.,\t33 Ü.\tGoyette,\tSherbrooke\t.\t3 W.W.Nichol, Lennoxville .0 D.Racey, Sherbrooke\t8 H.H.Nichol, Lennoxville ., 4 G.\tCrosby, Sherbrooke .7 L.\tRattray,\tRichmond\t.0 L.\tDwyer, Sherbrooke .8 G.\tArmstrong, Sherbrooke .\t6 M.\tMooney, Bishop\u2019s .7 D, Doucet, Windsor .10 K.\tR.Lane, Lennoxville .4 A.F.Ross, Sherbrooke .5 BUI Smith, Lennoxville .8 J.S.Hamilton, Lennoxville .5 R.Hunting, Sherbrooke ,.\t7 F.Pearson, Sherbrooke - 10 H.\tM.Brown, Lennoxville .3 H, Emslie, Border\t6 O.\tKnutson, North Hatley .7 F.\tPattison, Lennoxville .\t12 N.\tBeach, Lennoxville .5 G.\tCrosby, Sherbrooke .7 L.\tDwyer, Sherbrooke .6 LENNOXVILLE PRESS TROPHY A.McNab, North Hatley .8 R.Langlois, Magog R.Jackson.Sherbrooke .\t5 A.Lothrop, Sherbrooke .6 H.\tNichol, Lennoxville .32 L.Rattray.Richmond .\u2022 Provinciil Senior Hockey League.The Beavers couldn't pull the earda from the top of the deck Sunday afternoon at St.Hyacinthe, as they lost a chance to take a commanding lead in the series and possibly wrap it up tonight.However, as the situation now stands with each dub winning on their own ice they wilt have to go the full limit if they want the berth in the Allan Cup Eastern playoffs.Of the three games remaining to be played, that is if the full limit is needed.Sherbrooke holds the rink advantage, being here this evening as well as Sunday afternoon.With his boys back jn front\twiU not bf of the home-town crowd Coach « cause ^ shown> {or Georges Roy feels confident\tout for the that they can stretch the series.! .as it is a great feat to manage uie' a victory on the Gauls\u2019 ice.If Serge Nadeau put his shoui-the Gauls pull an unexpected der out of commission earlier upset, the Beavers will certain- in the season and was once ly face elimination in the sixth again bothered in the fourtn 'game, as it is in St.Hyacinthe game.However, he will be back territory.\tjin action, but \u201cnot at the risk With regard to the last game of breaking his shoulder,\u2019 says played, Sherbrooke had defin- Coach Roy.Guy Black, out of ite advantages, outplaying their (he regular St.Hyacinthe line, hosts by a long end, however, will not return with the blades, the goals wouldn\u2019t c o m e as his knee injury is serious through for them.Faulty me- enough for his absence.The chanisms in the clock, as well Gauls missed him Thursday, as poor ice surface in the! Another Gaul that has been Gauls\u2019 arena didn't help the in the spotlight recently^ is Beavers as they are aecustomerLDino Mascotto.His goal Sun-to better placing conditions, iday brought an ovation from The past history of the Gauls-'all fans as he is liked not only Beavers meetings on Sher- by the home group but also by brooke ice holds another good the Beaver loyalists.His ami-point for the Sherbrooke club, able attitude on the ice lasts as St.Hyacinthe has, as yet,!for awhile, until the red handle walk off with a victory here, kerchief begins to show.Coach Roy says that the full ; Claude Savary had one corn-squad will be on the ice, in ment for tonight s contest: If eluding Serge Nadeau, who was!we win, we are assured of the injured again in the last game.|title; and 1 hope to \u2018heck that |The minor outbursts of the!we do.\u201d________________________ Moncton prolong final playoffs with 5-3 victory over New Glasgow, Rangers lead best-of-nine series ! Moncton Hawks are still alive' Two game* were played in iin the Maritime Senior Hockey the New Brunswick North League finals after a 5-3 win over New Glasgow Rangers at Moncton Monday night.Don Hogan scored the eventual winning goal at 5:04 of the third period.The Rangers lead the best-of-nine series 4-3.Hogan found the mark after taking a pass from Bob La-fleur close in on the Ranger net.Moncton had a 2-1 lead after the first period on goals by- Shore League, semi - finals.Campbellton Tigers scored four overtime goals to trim the visiting Chatham Panthers 9-5 and advance to the finals.Tigers took the best-of-seven series in six games.Playing - coach Dick Dawson led the Campbellton attack with four goals, including the winner.At Dalhousie, the hometown Rangers defeated Bathurst Pa- arena Saturday.Pirates club Chicago 17-4, Aaron hospitalized For Hank Aaron, there's an volved\u2014-Milwaukee Braves and run Pirate inning with a singlejBraves\u2019 ace slugger will have winger with the choppy stride operation.For Juan MarichaljSan Francisco Giants.\tand followed with two more into rest for two or three weeks has put together 26 goals and there\u2019s irritation.But for Del, While the Braves learned that his five-inning workout.\tbefore rejoining the team, ing title, with his 28 goals and j 35 assists for 61 points, one | Crandall, there\u2019s rejuvenation, j Aaron will have to undergo sur- Aaron planned to fly to Mil Marichal, who missed nearly 56 assists.\t| short of his personal record 62- Pittsburgh Pirates un-gery on his left ankle and the waukee today and will have the|a month last year because of a Official NHL statistics re-point output in 1961-62.\tdoubtedly were more elated Giants' Marichal suffered a operation Wednesday.A f t e r ailment en route to a 21-8 leased todav showed that Mi Crozier leads in individual over that linescore Monday hamstring muscle pull in his doctors remove an area of cal-!recorc), Was running in the out- kita\u2019s closest competition came shutouts with six, while the Chi- than the other two teams in^right leg, Crandall ignited a 14- cification tendon, the (jpid from teammate Bobby Hull ami Detroit Red Wings' steady centre, Norm Ullman.Hull and Ull-man were tied in second spot with 69 points apiece.WOULD BE RUNNER.UP cago duo combined for seven Toronto's Carl Brewer conned to lead the league in penalties.The Maple Leaf hardrock had served 165 minutes\u2014three minutes short of the Toronto However, if the two remain ! clu*) record, but still far short deadlocked at season\u2019s end.'of Hie 273 minutes racked up by - Howie Young during his 1962-63 SAVE your car from RUST! 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C.C.WARNER 294 Queen St., Lennoxville, Que.tenure with Detroit.The leaders: \tG\tA\tPts.\tPiM Mikita.Chi\t28\t56\t84\t150 Hull, Chi\t38\t31\t69\t28 i Ullman, Det\t34\t35\t69\t64 Howe, Det\t24\t40\t64\t102 Provost, Mtl\t26\t35\t61\t24 Pilote, Chi\t14\t42\t56\t156 Delvecehio, Det\t21\t34\t55\t16 Esposito, Chi\t23\t31\t54\t44 Gilbert, NY'\t23\t28\t51\t48 Backstrom, Mtl\t21\t30\t51\t41 Bucyk, Bos\t22\t28\t50\t16 Richard.Mtl\t21\t28\t49\t35 Mahovlich, Tor\t21\t25\t46\t72 Goyette, NY'\t12\t34\t46\t6 Keon, Tor\t19\t26\t45\t8 Record of goaltenders: G GA SO Avg.Crozier, Det 63 1-2 152 6 2.39 Wetzel, Det 12 4 0 8.00 Detroit totals 64\t156\t6 2.44 STUDEBAKER A test drive will convince you Rousseau Automobile ¦ Seneral riana§er- who batted only .201 and .231 The Canadiens brought up the last two seasons rapped the \"'inSer Gordon (Red) Berenson first of 12 Pirate hits in the Ironl ihe Amencan Hockey seventh inning.He added an- 1 eague Quebec Aces, other single later in the inning Berenson will stay here until and belted a third in the two- Ri(:har?an.t! 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