Sherbrooke daily record, 9 mai 1966, lundi 9 mai 1966

[" ; .au SMinjirf de Sherirccke Beavers beat Drumheller Miners 4-1 to square series (Page 9) WEATHER Clear with cloudy periods and a chance of a few flurries today: sunny Tuesday with a few cloudy periods: cold, winds light High today and low tonight at Sherbrooke 45 and 15.Sbecbcookc BaiUi lie toed SUPPORT YOUR HOSPITAL Sherbrooke Hospital fund drive May 9 May 31 OBJECTIVE $65,000 Established 18^7 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOkl QUEBEC, MONDAY.MA\\ Woo Seventieth Year Sitting 71 days, MPs turn at last to a priority item OTTAWA (CP 1-After -litin» Dee.17 cabinet shuffle and for 71 days, the Common- turns'partly from recoinmendai ons today to the first priority item by the Glassco royal commis-of legislation this session .«ion on government organiza-Dcbate will open on legtsla- tion.which found much o\\er tion creating new titles and,lapping among federal depart-functions for six cabinet minis ments.ters.\tPrime Minister Pearson is ex Tlii^ administrative sh.ikeup jieeted to lead off the debaio on was begun in January under a resolution he introduced May cabinet orders, but many of the 2.The detailed bill rill be changes require parliamentary made public only after the reso-approval, Some of the changes, jluation is passed, particularly a three-way split of The resolution provides lor the justice department, already ; establishment of five reorpan-have drawn opposition fire.:ized departments and the créa The legislation flows from the tion of a new cabinet portfolio\u2014 -\t-president of the treasury board In final Parent report - ' ¦\u2022TT'' ' .y ' ri>.w V-V?i .\"ri.\\ la Hearing resumes OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Former justice minister Davie Fulton was called as the first witness at! resumed hearings on the Gerua Munsinger inquiry today.Mr.Fulton.Conservative MP for Kamloops, was justice min-! ister at the time the ROMP first, reported to the federal govern- j ment on the activities of the Ô6-yoar-old German blonde.?Would pull out HOBART.Australia (Reuters) Arthur Calwell, leader of Australia's federal opposition Labor' party, said today if his party; came to power it would withdraw Australian troops from South Viet Nam as soon as possible.\"in consultation with our allies.\" Speaking at the University of Tasmania.Calwell predicted that 600 of the 4,500 Australians serving in South Viet Nam ; this year would be either killed : or wounded during the next 12 month'.?Tension easer?WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposed today that the United States recognize Mongolia, a Communist nation sandwiched between China and Russia.This would help ease interna- ! tional tensions, Mansfield said in an interview, and give the United States \u201ca valuable list- j ening post\u201d between the two Communist giants.NEED APPROVAL The new department- now exist in fact but their name-can be changed by Parliament only.They are: \u2014Manpower combining immi-g r a t i o n, citizenship, manpower mobility, vocational and technical training, job placement: and unemployment insurance.Immigration Minister Marchand is minister designate.\u2014Solicitor - General, combining the RCMP.peniten- I m'M j schools MON1R1 M (UIM \\ continuing ol Ouchcc'x educational revolution is posed m pail ol the last icport o! the Paient royal commission on education.pro HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN | OPENS\u2014A fund-raising blitz in Lennoxville tonight will open the Sherbrooke Hospi- tal's 1966 fund raising campaign.Above, campaign co chairmen Fred 11.Baldwin, left, and Lewis Rosenbloom, 1 examine a blitz poster, campaign, for ÿtiâ.OOO.until May 111 Provision loi non dcnommaiioiud education in Quebec's present \u201cplural\u2019,st society\" is one ol its recommendations.Others arc lor an overhaul ol local school organ i/ation and creation ol a special seivicc loi the education ol the Province's Indians.Sherbrooke Hospiia! campaign opens with Lennoxville blitz 1 he 74 iccommendations.nol olliciallv nude public but published In 1 a Presse Saturday, arc contained in the lust section ol the commission s final icport.Msgr Mphonse Marie I\u2019an nt Wagner warns of crime A fund-raising 'head of the commission, is to 'present the two-volume fina section to the government Me-! Inesday Premier Leg a go has m dieated he will not relea-e it before the June 5 provincial (dection.REPORT'S RELEASE educational SEEK Various: blitz in Len-:high and modern medical stand- In the pathology department Various educational «: tiaries.parole board\tand\tnoxvilic tonight\topens the\tan\tards\tat the Sherbrooke Hospital\talone the\tnumbei\t«1 tests\tear\tHies\thave called\tfor n-,\tnn other former branches of\tthe\tnuai financial drive\tof the Shcr\ti\u201e\tLennoxville.a smaU armv\t! ,'il ,i;\",\t»n patients\tbetwn-n\tnu\u2019diate pubheation.t\tur\t\" en justice department.Solicitor- brookc Hospital.\t0f ,-anva-sers will knock on ;,n Pierre Bert on 6:10 n.nrw ii Wesherwsê News 6:15 p.m.U New* time e:25 p m.it Weather 6:W p.m.it New* 5) Huntley Brinkley (Î) Across Canada 8) Combat 12) Fui*# /:OT pm.j) Wyitt (Carp fi Don Mesver 3) Add.ini\u2019» Family tji New» 12) FUnUtones f.25 p.-n 5) Sport* 7:30 p.m 3) To Tell the Truth 5) Hullabaloo 7:00 e.t*« i) Today /:05 a m.1» Mike Wallace /:z5 a.m.5) Farm News 7:30 e.m.i) Today 7 45 e.m.8) Farm and Home 7:55 a m.3) Vt.Keport 1490\tClub\tDimension Music\t8:00 a.m.\t2:00\t8:00\tb Captain Kangaroo CBS\tNews\tCBS News\t8) Where the Action I \t2:10\t8:10\t8:15 a.m.1490\tClub\tDimension Music\tI2j Coffee Break \t2:30\t9:00\t8:25 a.m, Klrbv\u2019fl Corner\t\tCBS News\t5) News \t2:35\t9:05\t8:30 n.m.1490\tClub\tDimension Music 9:30\t>) Today 8) Town and Country ; cas\t3:00\tMaster Control\t12) James Beard \tNews\t10.00\t8:45 a.m.\t3:10\tCBS News\t8) Music Theatre 1 1490\tClub\t10:05\t9:00 a.m.\t3:30\tVermont Final\t3) Romper Room ^ Personal Closeup\t\t10:15\t5) Local Scene \t3:35\tSports Final\t8i 9 O\u2019clock Land ; 1490\tClub\t10:20\t12) Liberal Arts \t4:00\tWeather Final\t9:30 e.m.I CBS\tNews\t10:25\t3) TV School Hern\t(1 Of Truth\t1 Herald Of Truth\t5) Donna Reed MONDAY (>.Jubilee Hi 12 O\u2019clock High 12» Gldget 8 0e o m H I've Got A Secret 3) Honey West 8i The Fugitive 12i Bewltcned 1:30 p.nrv 3> Lucy Sho\u2019*' âj Dr Kildare Hi Danger 12) Andy Griffith );Q0 o m 5l Andy Williams «» Show of the Week H) Shenandoah 12) Country Music Hall .9,30 pm jh Haze) 8) Peyton Place 12) Take a Chance 10:00 pm.3) Talent Scouts 3) LTl J.\u2019i Texas fi) Mexico 8) The Avengers l2> Big Valley 10:30 p.m.6) New Generation TUESDAY 8) Popeye 12» Romper Room 9:55 *.m.Hi News 10\t00 \u2022 m .B l Love Lucy ' i Kve GucibS 6) Canadian School* Hi The Nurses I2il liOve Lucy 10:25 a m.3) New* 10:30 a.m.1) McCoys 5) Concentration B) Friendly Giant 8) Never Too Young 12) Father Knows Best 10:45 a.m.Oi Chez Helene 11\t00 a.m, 3) Andy of Mayberry 5) Morning Star fi) Butternut Square 8) Supermarket Sweep 12) Ld Allen 11:20 a.m.81 Aerobs Canada il:20 a.m 3) Dick Van Dyke 5i Paradise Hay Hi Dating Game i 12» Mr & Mrs p.m.11:00 Jl Nrwi 5) News 6, 8) N«w* 12) New» 11:10 p.m.1i Vermont KdJtloa 11:15 p et 5) Weather Of Viewpoint 12.Pulse 11:20 o.m.li Weatner 5)\tSport» 6)\tNight Edition 11:25 pru.H Sports Final 8) Movie 11:30 pm.3) Movie 5» Tonight Show 8) Sport* Final 11:35 pm.Theatrs 6) Science Fiction 11:40 12) NRecap 12:10 12j Tho Saint 12:H0 noon 31 Love Oi Lift : 31 Jeopardy ^ fit Calender I 8) Donna Heed 12) Lunchtime Theatre 12 25 p m 3) New* 12:30 o m 3) Search for Tomor-j ?)\tLet's Play Posi Office 8) Father Knows Best 12) Kids t» Peopie 12:43 p.m.3) Guiding Light ?)\tGuiding Light 12) Dear Charlotte 12:55 p.m.3) Day Keport i :oe p.m.3) Weather >) General Hospital 0) Calendar 81 Ben Casey 12) Movie 1:03 p.m, 3) Across The Fence 1:15 p.m.3) Mixing Bowl 1:30 p.m.b.3) As The World Turns I 3) Ben Casey 2:00 o.m.»5, 3) Password ! 8) Confidential for Women ! H pm J) House party The Doctors i hi Girl Talk Hi A Time tor Cs ! 12) People in Conflict 2\t55 p.m 8) New* 3\t00 p m ; i) \u20ac) To Tell The Truth Truth j M Another World 8) General Hospital i 12» Fractured Phrase» 3:25 p.m.i) New» i) Happenings 3:30 p.m i> E Ige of Night 5)\tYou Don\u2019t Say j Hi Taka Thirty .8) Bachelor Father I 12) Its Your Vovs 4:00 p.m ; 3) Secret Storm \"i) Casper Cartoons 6)\tWorld* in Contrast _ 8) Movie 12) Surprise Party 4:30 p.m.| a) Movie \u2022 >) Where the Action Is b) Kazzle Dazzle « 12) Family Theatre i:ut.p.m 3) Adventure Club ij) Passport to Adventure 5:40 a m.¦ 5) Superman 8) Music Hop \u2022:Ob 3» World of Sport* j Tween Set 8) New* 12) Pierre Bertoo 6*10 pm, J) Weatnerwu* row ! i) New* 6tis p.m if New» 6:25 o.m j 5) Weather 9.10 p m 1) CBS World New* j; Huutiey'Brinkiey ft) Across Canada Hi Movie I 12) PlllM #>00 p.m 3) Ma;snail DiiJoo 5)\tVoyage 8) News j 12) My Mother the Car CIS p.m 4 Sport! 1:50 p.m H Dak t an 6)\tTBA 12) Showcase 6:00 p.m 5) The Daisies lii Red Skeleton 8) Mc Ha le* Navy j 12) Gomer Pyle 5:30 O.m ; 3) Red Skelton ; 8) McHule\u2019s Navy 12) Petticoat Junction 9:00 p.m.1) The Baron \u2018 lenge I 8) Front Page 4.12) t troop 9:30 ©m I 3) Petticoat Jet J b) Dick Van Dyk« J) Peyton Place ! I2> Movie »U:0C P.m | 3» CBS Keport» j .r)i Fugitive i Hi \\ewsm«iga*int ; 3) Fugitive «0:36 om ; li Elements of VTc ! it The Pu hue b.yr It is\tpossible to p\tlay bruig using\tonlv the wor\tds Pas» ia'jubl\te, redouble,\tno-trum, ipades\thearts, diar\tiends an cubs\u201d\tand the numt\ters one f seven.\t\t This\twould make\tthe sam mighty\tboring but\ttoo mucl conversation is even\t\tmore dead \tNORTH\t9 ory '».m p.m Edition o.m n:oe 's kin., played 'Be sev-n of hearts from dummy and :e sis from his own nand af-or East produced the three WeantthLe.West ha ! he» n .istcning and thinking.One fin !?sse was obvious!) tor tfte tjuecn of hearts.That was .vrong.The other fin-.- s»\u2018 was surely for the king or queen of Tamonds and West Knew that one would work.How rouni he.West, keep South from taking that diamond finesse?West solved hi: problem quickly.He won that heart trick with his ace Then he cashed a spade and led a second emb South, back in dummy, played the nine of hearts.The heart fin-e se had worked once.It would surely work the second time It didn't, West produced the c.'uecn and got off lead with a club.South had no way to return to dummy and had fa con cede a diamond trick for dawn one.\ts V* CARD SENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: West North East South IV ' A Pass South, .V) 6 2 Chiit- How come somebody buys a Metropolitan Life policy in Canada every five minutes ?People do! One policy every five minutes, averaged out around the clock day in, day out.How come?A lot of reasons '2,1 GO of them.That's how many well-trained, full-time representatives we keep in the field, to give you the help you need when you need it.For instance, one way Metropolitan helps you get the most out of a straight life policy is a special little clause I hat lets your insurance dividends pay for additional insurance.This way, you can buy a modest policy at minimum cost \u2014 yet still end up with a tidy amount of added insurance.And all our representatives are trained to give you the famous Metropolitan Family Security Check-I p, a clear, written analysis of your family's financial security picture.Ask for one.There\u2019s no obligation .t/cept lo those you loir.Millions choose Metropolitan Life \u2014more in Canada than any other company s\t-v .plis » g ***?\u2022 jSls* svjx -yW '*¦ NI» saSs lEtlfJ T\u2019 \"' .:jmmm iMggU « K ¦ ¦ ¦ Show Business ¦ ¦ a \u2022 ¦ ly.Furthermore, when a man talks instead of thinking he does not help his cause.Silence is both golden and profitable.South rose with dummy s to have an outfit that you can queen of spades only to sec wear anywhere, for any occa- East cover with the king, sion.I saw a pair one day anil \u201cOne fines-e wrong,\u201d said fell in love with them.'\u2019\tSouth.\u201d1 will probably be tin- bold: ?J 9 3 4 do?no-trump.You two po- You AU 10 VijJ76 What do you A\u2014Bid one have nine points anti tential heart stoppers.TODAY\u2019S Ql\u2019ESTION West bids two clubs and jour partner North bids two spades.What do you do now?Answer Tomorrow | HOLLYWOOD (AT) \u2014 Somehow I have had this nagging i thought that Sonny and Cher are putting us on.Some might consider that the I pair\u2019s trapping are a bit beyond belief: His Prince Valiant haircut.and bobcat-skin jacket; ; her bell - bottom pajamas of noisy hues.Then there is the i music they provide, much of it exciting and cheerful, but with musical inanities that would drive some musicians nutty.Cher's current hit, Bang, Bang, for example, sounds like the work of a rock 'n' roll composer who got drunk in a gypsy tea room.The upshot of all this is that : Sonny and Cher are now making a movie, their first, called Good j times.It concerns young married singing stars named Sonny and Cher who make a movie.There are dream sequences, allowing the pair to engage in western, jungle and private-eye : fantasies.I visited them during the - latter sequence and found Sonny fin a trench-coat outfit.Cher was in a blowzy wig and short skirt | as his moll.ASKS KEY QUESTION I asked Hie burning question: Are you putting us on?\u2019\u2019 \u201cThe music?\u201d answered Sonny, who was born Salvatore Rono in Detroit 26 years ago.\"They're what I like.It's great another smoker jilfr y lÉMi if t IBSf* j m»M iiiifiif! 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FRECKLES WhAX say JUM£-small YVt EATFijgsr, Oj*.GO FDR A SWIM?> i/ L AST 04 c N ' 1M IS A MOM KEYS UNCLE/ JdatK MOM KEYS 7 UMCLE L- HMRU-WHAT A COSiMY THiMG To SAY/, Wa.L, LADDIE.SHALL WE EAT FIRSTCRSO FOR.A SWIM?5 e l%é N NLV.I»t T M US.f«t.Off.1 WHAT A SÏÏJRID GtUESmONTo ASK A DOGj MORTY MEEKLE / VVHATS LBEPIN& YXtC RATHÊC?He^MDHEiD yCALL- AT TWO O'CLOCK.£5 SW CT r ITte UN&S> MOM.jmm CINCTY^ TELUN6\\\t1 ho\tundci\t 1 NCC! l l.'ll \\ i Î\t\tIM .\tum\tof 1 In\tnuiiiicipalily.\tHud\t\t1 hi* municipal council\t\tol llns\t\tmu me\tipiilily, al it rc\tglib\tir 1n ci 1\t ing\tof May 5th,\t1966.\t\tlia \u2022; pa .\t,scd by law No\t497\taim\t\u2022 f i f 1 \u2022 mg\tthe article 8\tof\tby\tia w Stansiead College cadets are inspected TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A., 11.1.NOTARY g.y-.-TT.\t.ConliolMitcd Bldg , Suite- S09 ' Tel IO.9 2600 ATTENTION! i \u2022 mn wsmi$ SOON STANSTEAD - (Special) ~-Commodore J.A.Charte.-.C.D Royal Canadian Navy, of O-ia-wa.was review officer ai the Stanstead College Cadet Corps No 256.on the College Campo on Saturday afternoon.The program included the parade form - up on the cam pus, the arrival of the reviewing officer and others in he o' ficial party, the general salute During the inspection ol the cadets by Commodore Chanes E.C.Cayley.Headmaster of the College and other-, the Coa'-icook R.C.A.Band played musical selections.Next came the march pa-i received by Commodore Charles, and a special Mr.Cayley, board manoeuvrs and pyramids.:marks, congratulated Hi- Fa CD.Dri Perhaps the highlight for 'he dels He said that the Mai Ii I.' I A in cadets was the presentation of ami drills were a creditable Mcinict Fi the s.x awards by Mr.Cayley display, the band was good and in eharge and\tCommodore Charles.The\tso were the gym efforts.\tdels .Also Strathcona\tTru-1 Medal for the\tAmong (he officials\tpresent\t,h'' Boar'1',1 Most Outstanding Cadet was werc Lt.col.F.L.Armitage.and frund-presented to Peter Weintrager.K m CD.Lt - Co! I) Davis.Thi o Co.46th fielri.Major J Striek- Cadei.-: ; Wrahall of Quebec\tland.C.D., Sherbrooke\tHussar-;\tOommar presented with two\tMajor Alan Greer C\tI).O.C\tV.firm the 72nd Battery Stanstead College Cadet Corps.C ,r marksmanship and-Capt.C.E Savage, H.Q , West- g Field Regiment RCA ern Quebec district.Lt-Com Mi mamier Geoffrey Newman.I RCNR.Donnacona, a forrm-r I.' graduate of Stansiead Colle \u2019e B 1 and Alumni president, Er:c Webster, Chairman of the College Board of Trustees.Aile Cadet Officer H.G Bo C'.M.R , Cadet.Major Sgt E Roy drill, \u2022ent.Band.(.'apt.R rst Aid and maps and of second year Ca-: i vei al members of arents of the Cad'ds LENNOXVILLE 'I\u2019hurs May 12th , Hu m-'in hers of St.George's WA, Lcn noxville are celebrating Hie 8()th year of the Diorc an VA A ! !!H6 to 19(ki An ann-iver ary-party will tie lielrl in SI George's Parish Hall, al 3 DO p.m.there will he a don: collection and everyone is cord,at ly invited to attend CHAMPLAIN and CORSAIR All the eomloru of home m eorporated in these compact models 14\u2019 to 60\u2019 in length Sleep' 1 to fi pci'Mins SHERBROOKE MOBILE HOMES MARCEL KIROUAC, Aqeot 219 Mont Plaisant, Tel.567-5251 Sherbrooke, Que, No 488 concerning noise Tile details ol said by law are fully given in the by la -ilsell ol which every interest ed parly may take eominu-nicalion al the office of Ihe Cily of Magog during office hour: Magog.1966 (Signed Se Hus lllh day ol May lean Paul Fange, relaryIreasurer.Montreal.Thomas city was awards.Awards f the 27th trophy for most proficient Ca del David Reed, son of Mr.and Mr- Arthur Reed, of Waterloo.received the Royal Canadian Legion Shield for best noncommissioned officer.The Head-march pa-t for master':- award to Best .funior de C a former Royal School Cadet went to Bruce Mar- ton.fficers in ihe College ire as follows: Officer iding, Cadet Major Tom id.Second in Command, ami Captain Peter Weinlra er Orderly officer, Cadet Lt.hael Boulton.datoon commanders are C.Tom Garland C Lt.G.ch < Lt.3 Kitchen SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS DURING 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELERATION OUR Canadian Navy officer, who with shall Montreal -.lohn Hardy.Thomas V>rathall, Cadet Or Mrs.Cayley are leaving the Band leader received the Cap- St.Johns Military College.Set school the end of June.\ttain L.G.McGiiton cup for Jefferson.F I.Assistant in- The CadC'U left ihe field and Platoon drill, won by the Band spector, WOl - if.A.Hander this was followed by demonstra- this year itions by the Cadet Band, the jj.fa,, :C\\ jn .precision Dnu.ihen first Aid.tanked the cadets for the hard map using, compass, and wire- work lhf, have done this vear less Lnder the direction of Rev and espccia|,v for the ' Cecil Woods, the school chap- rnarch t whjch meant lam, the gymnastic group of d\u20acal t0 him boy.presented a demonstration The commodorP .of jumps, somersaults, spring _____________________ his remarks special a great hi; re- Privafe- Shoes for 83 King St.West the whole famiiy - Sherbrooke.FRENCH LESSONS Prof.J.A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Telephone 569-4984 Building Repairs A Paintinc FREE ESTIMATES BISHOP BROS LTD.General Contractors 148 Magog St.Tel.562-9315 For 1 Day We'll Lend You Spreader with the purchase of one 50 lb.bag or more of grass fertiliser.Gervais, Langlais & Monty ' a LAWYERS 6 Wellington South U.* ».i Sherbrooke \u2022 562-4735 \u2022\u2022\u2022»\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022< LILAC BUSH | b.with the pur \u2022 chase of an 80 lb 10 6/4 for lawns \u2014 LIMITED QUANTITY hurry: Former Olivier Photo customers are welcomed for , .QUALITY A White \u2014 Color Slides 24 Hrs.Prints at least 5 (Inquire) FREE Album with order of color prints -J|f k Eov-Uccz Jl Q, Skinner & Nadeau 82 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke Shopping Centre tient « ctaue Bourque Blvd.\u2014 Tel.864-4388 \u2014 2 miles from the city limits < $3000?fs that ii ie of year again .tirr e for Spring clothes and fme'ry, too! Phone B McKenzie porter The new type of passport issued to Canadian citizens is a cheap and shoddy little document.It is almost as poor in quality of paper and binding as the United States passport I suspect that the blanks, which are about as good as a 10-cent note book, were seized from the vaults of some long defunct Balkan embassy in Ottawa for non- jW!î!ü:\"''Ü!r\u2019'jf .T.' ^ Bygone days TWENTY YEARS AGO (From the Record of Thursday, May 8.1818) MUt Margaret Haight was elected president of the Sherbrooke Protestant Teacher»' Associations at the annual meeting held at the Sherbrooke High School.G.Rockwell presided and thanked the retiring officer* for their co-operation during the year.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Wednesday, May 9, 1951) Members of the Rotary Club were given an outline last night of the Model United Nations General Assent bly held at Plymouth, N il., May 3, 4 and 5, by the three students who attended from the district: Hugh Doherty, Peggy Lou Shortt, Sherbrooke High School; and Lawrence Burpee, Bishop's College School.Miss Shortt gave a social picture of the Assembly, stressing the friendliness and co-operative spirit among the students.She and Mr.Doherty were representing the United States and Mr.Bur-pec, the Philippines.TEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Wednesday, May 9.1956) BEDFORD \u2014 The annual Purple and Gold Revue put on by the students at Bedford High School was presented for two nights under the auspices of the Students Council at the school.payment of the water rates.An inscription in the passport declares: A Canadian Citizen is a British Subject.As a British subject I have carried proudly over the past 40 years a dark blue passport stoutly bound in stiff linen board.The first three were United Kingdom passports.The fourth was a Canadian passport, no less handsome.But my fifth passport, the second Canadian one I have just acquired, is a humiliation.1 shall feel apologetic when I hand it out for inspection in foreign climes, but especially so in Britain.1 have seen better quality passports in the hands of citizens of underdeveloped countries.A passport is the most important document a Canadian may possess.When he is abroad it guarantees him the protection and help of both Canadian and British government representatives overseas.Passports on many occasions have saved men from starvation, false imprisonment and even death.Their design and substance therefore should be in keeping with their significance.Many times at immigration posts I have been complimented upon the imposing nature of my earlier United Kingdom and Canadian passports, especially by Americans who.for alt their riches, carry a flimsy green specimen.The pleasures of that little vanity are now over.1 feel sure that many Canadian businessmen, statesmen, journalists and others who travel frequently will wear one of the new passports to tatters long before its first five years of validity expire.Few of these new passports will be in good enough condition to receive the customary five years renewal and so last the owner 10 years.The new passport, furthermore, is much more vulnerable to forgery than the old one.An elementary breach of security in this respect is the printing on the inside of the front cover of the name of the company responsible for producing the paper.despite Ma and Pa Wallace WASHINGTON \u2014 (TNS) Willis Smiley put on his best black suit and wide-brimmed gray felt hat and marched a-long the dusty red road in I he heart of Alabama\u2019s \u2018 Black Belt.\u201d lie was about to vote for the first time in his 85 years.T never done this before,\u201d he reflected.\u201cBot l think I\u2019m doin\u2019 good.\u201d Smiley and the rest of the Negro majority in Dallas county (Selina) did themselves some good.They turnout sheriff Jim Clark, the burly man with a button labelled \u201cNever\u201d who sparked the Negro revolt in Selma last year and unwillingly fathered the 1965 U.S.Voting Righs Act It was his posses of brutal cowboys who whipped and clubbed Negro workers.Wilson Baker, the while Selma police chief who maintained an attitude of calm moderation and even a sense of humor throughout t h e Selma troubles, won Clark\u2019s job.Over in Birmingham, another segregationist warrior by the wayside.Colonel A1 Lingo, former head of Governor George Wallace\u2019s Slate police, the man who intro-duced electric cattle prods in curbing race demonstrations, was well beaten in his bid for the Sheriff\u2019s office.It was the first time Negroes had been allowed to vote in large numbers in Alabama since the Reconstruction era after the Civil war.Although the elections were primaries \u2014 held to choose the Democratic party candidates who will run in the general state elections in November a Democratic nomination has for generations guaranteed election.The vote reflected a centu-n of racial bitterness.The Negroes, following the advice of their leader Dr.Martin Luther King, voted as a bloc for Richmond Flowers, t h e only candidate for governor who pursued their votes.Flowers, Attorney General under segregationist Governor George Wallace is a ACROSS 1 December 25 (var.l 5-Friday 9 Necktie 11\tMature 12\tVegetable 13\tFish sauce 14\tIslet 15\tKeen 17 Fishing pole 19\tNumber 20\tBorn 21\tArabian name 22\tFoundations 28 Rocky hill 27\tCreek love god 28\tWatchful 30 Ty pe of cheese 33 Strong wind 35\tCraft 36\tOf a sacred book 40\tConstellation 41\tDividend (ab ) 42\tSelf-esteem 43\tSerpent 44\tInfirm 47\tEmmet 48\tRow 50 Knotty 52\tRoot edge 53\tDiving birds 54\tLop (Scot t 55\tArthurian lady DOWN 1\tTreated with radiation 2\tInsane 3\tBird (Latin) 4\tWindow part 5\tVine fruit 6\tLubricant 7\tRuns 8\tBleach 9\tWading taai 14 Male swan 18 Legal point 18 Ixiose soil 23\tCrimson 24\tMouths (anal 1 25\tCompany tab 1 28\tWhole of 29\tHawaiian garland 30\tFestival 31\tSon of Agamemnon 32\tVisionarv white southerner of old Confederate family who broke with segregation and Wallace and tried to move with the times.But the whites, too, voted as a bloc.They chose, by a lhree-to-one majority, Mrs.Lurleen Wallace, who ran as a stand-in for her husband.Flowers came a poor second and the other eight white candidates, including two former governors, were left far behind.George Wallace, who is finishing bis four-year term, moved heaven and earth in an attempt to change the State constitution which forbids him to succeed himself.He failed, and got 39-year-old Lurleen, blonde mother of four and an innocent in politics, to run for him.If she is elected in November she will be Governor of the State, but will leave the decisions to George.Officially he will he a \u201cdollar a year\u201d assistant in the Governor's mansion.The idea was hilarious at first, but it isn't any more.The \u201cMa and Pa Wallace\u201d team is very likely to beat the probable Republican candidate, Goldwater Congressman James Martin, in November.The November election offers a very poor choice for the 235,000 registered Negro voters.Wallace, by his handling of the race problem, brought Alabama a bad name throughout the U.S.and the world.Martin is unlikely to appeal for Negro support.He claims he is more conservative even than Wallace, whom he labels a \u201cliberal.\u201d Judging by his present speeches, he will try to \u201cout-seg\u201d Wallace by taking an even tougher stand against integration.Wallace once lost an election that way and swore never to be \"out-segged\u201d again.The Alabama Negroes made some gains in their first exercise in democracy.T h e y e hose the first Negro nominee for the State House of Representatives and seem Special Days ]i Answer to Previou» Punie auum CSHfJH .17 Stopped 34 Bachelor degree 38 Saint-Eve tabi\t39\tIjnd parcel 36 Storage box 41 Ventured Mtsra raran 451 teaming 46 Paradise 49 Christmas \u2014\u2014 51 Japanese sa«h \t\tr~\ti\t3\t*\t\t\ts\t6\tr\u201c\tS\u201d\t \t9\t\t\t\t\tli\t\tn\t\t\t\t \tif\t\t\t\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t 14\t\t\t\ti5\t\t\t16\t\t9\t;7\t\t18 19\t\t\t\t\t\t»\t\t\ti\t\t\t 22\t\t\t23\t24\t25\t\t\t¦\tH\t26\t\t \t\tr\t\t\t\tL_\t_ ¦\t\t29\t\t\t »\t31\t£T\t\tJP\t\t\t34\t\t\tL\t\t 35\t\t\t\tw\t\t\t\t\t\tK\t9\t 40\t\t\t\t41\t\t\t¦\t¦\t¦\t\t\t 45\t\t\t\t*4\t\t\t\t46\t1\t\t\t \t48\t\t49\t\t\t.\t\t\t51\t\t\t \tÜ\t\t\t\t\t»\t\t\t\t\t\t \t54\t\t\t\t\tTL\t\t\t\t\t\t likely to get at least two colored sheriffs.They lost the fight for the governorship.Wallace now appears strong enough to set up his own dynasty in Alabama and with that base he intends to re-enter national polities as a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1968.However, Wallace too, can change.He may still proclaim \u201csegregation now, segregation forever\u201d but he will have to compromise with the new breed of Negro voters.7** pfliiyER.roc top»» IS00 Che tipper This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shall meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein.(Joshua 1:8).PRAYER: Father I thank Thee for the Bible which Thou hast given us.Guide me in my daily reading of Thy Word fhat I may learn to use it as my guidebook f04-life.Help me to turn to Thy Word at all times.Through Jesus Christ, Thy Son, I ask these things.Amen.#ljfrbraofeF 0aily Sernrh SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships, 40 cents weekly, by mail in City of Sherbrooke, $20.80 per year.Mail subscriptions in Canada, outside the city limits, and Great Britain, 1 year $10.00, 6 months $6.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.50.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00, 6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00.1 month $2.00.Single copies 7c; Back copies; 7c; over 30 days old, $15c; over 90 days old, 40c.\"Authorized as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash\".:\u201c-v FOR 1 TO 5 YEAR DEPOSITS ROYAL TRUST GUARANTEED INVESTMENT RECEIPTS OFFER YOU m Inferest is payable semi-annually by cheque.Rates for shorter terms available on request.Minimum deposit: $1,000.Capital, Surplus and Reserve: $28,217,000.Guaranteed Fund Deposits at 31st December, 1965.$422,000,000 talk to \u2014am mi mm m mm^ \u2014 m ¦ mbl.laaaw it's in your best interest Tel.569-9371 REQUEST FOR ROYAL TRUST GUARANTEED INVESTMENT RECEIPT Please complete this coupon and mail it with your cheque to: THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 150 Frontenac Street, Sherbrooke, Que.\ti-8y»ar*at6« I MR./MRS./MISS- | ADDRESS.I I - I AMOUNT $- I I -TEL,.SIGNATURE- Rates subject to change.Your certificate will be sent to you by return malt.Today.for tomorrow BUY QUEBEC SAVINGS BONDS Bonds wiH be on sale at par until May Ifiy 1966.Don't wait for tomorrow.Buy yours today! 25 i SHPnnnooKr ihiiy record, mon, may o, imw s Bedford notes UCW plans sale; musical expected BEDFORD \u2014 (Special) \u2014 On Thursday afternoon.May 12, from 4 pun to 6 pm, the members of the United Church Women are holdms a 'ale of fancy articles, food table and mystery table in the church hall.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 On May 22 a musical gala will Sherbrooke Daily Record COWANSVILLE SWEETSBURG News Office, 413 South St., Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Also subscriptions, renewals, classified advertising.Or mail to Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Que.be held in the Bedford Arena under the auspices of Le* Duchesses de Bedford.Exten site preparations are being made by the members for the event.To date a large number of bands from various parts of the country will attend, at present 600 musicians have signified their intentions of being present.Bedford has established an excellent reputation in the musical field throughout the province.At the gala the drawing for a two-piece Uvingroom set will be held.The winning ticket will be drawn by Miss Teen-Age 1966 Granby Zoo opening,-Cancer drive success C'KRTH HWTJ S I'RKSKNT t',1) \u2014 Col.Sarto Roy, co-or-diuator of the t ml Protection League in Quebec, i* shown congratulating Knowllon Fire Chief Norman Page at a banquet held in the l ake View House.Knowllon recently.From left to right are Cot.Roy.Knowllon Mayor II.I.Parke*.Chief Page and asuUi anl fire chief Harold Hanley.(Record photo by Marcel Cote) SUTTON \u2014 At the Red Cross work session on May 2 three more quilts were tied and a considerable amount of sewing done Many finishes! knitted garments were handed in, including some beautiful sweaters.Tea was served after the close of the afternoon's work.Knowlton men honored at banquet The Sherbrooke Daily Record requires a correspondent for RICHMOND to report sports, council and Board of Trade meetings, etc.Applications should be marked: Attention Hugh Doherty, editor Accounts of social activities and women\u2019s meetings should be phoned to Mrs.John Wilkins, Record correspondent for Richmond and Melbourne, at 826-2130.KNOWLTON \u2014 (Special) \u2014 A banquet wa> held Friday.April 29 in honor of the men who had passed examination* Parents Night at Knowlton KNOWLTON - The last Par ents Night of the current school year was held at Knowlton High School on May 4.The parents viewed an hour long film, entitled Child of the Future, an outstanding educational film, showing what can be accomplished in teaching children through various visual methods.Parent and teacher interviews followed the showing and refreshments were served in the cafeteria, GRAHAMS BUSINESS COLLEGE INC.4914 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount, Que .484-2242 631-0374 Near trains & buses SECRETARIAL COURSES: INDUSTRIAL J, P.Page, A.P.A., P.C.T.PRINCIPAL MEDICAL Registrations now- being accepted for September entrance.Entrance Requirements \u2014 High School Leaving Certificate.Phone or write for free Prospectus and Application.SUMMER CLASSES: TYPING and SHORTHAND and BOOKKEEPING Mornings and Evenings.Attend a school with an Established Reputation.for civil defense and protection Guests of the evening were Sarto Roy, Mr.Ohtiinicre and Mr MacDonald.Quebec officials of civil protection League.They told the audience of the value of instruction given to the community thl* way.They were very complimentary to-the Knowlton fire men\u2019s class for the outstanding interest they had taken in the course held recently.Certificates were then pro sented by Mayor H.L.Parke* to the following members of the Knowlton Fire Department: Norman Page.Harold Battley.Red Cross blood donor clinic planned BEDFORD (Special) -The mobile clinic of the Red Cross will be here Friday , May 20 at the social center, local 956.AUW on Massicotte Street, phone 24H 2496 Hour* for the blood donor clinic will be 2:30 to 5:30 p m., 7:00 to 9:30 p.m.Mrs, M R, Lagace is chairman of the blood donor committee and will organize ihe volunteers.Registrar Denise Brunelle will be assisted by two volunteer ladies from the local branch Dr.Alain Messier and Mr.Adrien Tongas will be pres ent.Refreshments will be supervised by the Regent Daughters of Isabella, Mrs.R Boulais end Mrs.W.H.Taylor.Industries committee is headed by B.W.Draper, transport eommitte by Armand Bon dreau.In September, 1964 there were 137 donors and in August, 1965 there were 157 Objective | of 175 blood donors is aimed for.Murray Irwin, David Prundall, Peler Partridge, Orville Ling, Bert Ling, George Barnes, John Tibbits.Alan l.evoy Keith Rodd.Louglas Willey, Stanley Horne, John Partridge Conrad Hadlock, Garth Durrell, Keith Durroll, Dewey Durrell and Austin Pet tes.GRANBY (Special) The Granby Zoological Garden* open Saturday, M»y 14 The Zoo ha» been open to the public for some time but not official BEDFORD Mu* Heather Bird.Montreal, was the weekend guest of l\u2018er parents, Mr and Mrs Stuart Bird Mr.Gaston Uodreau u a pa tient In the St Johns Hospital, where he wa* taken by ambulance on Vpnl 29 Miss Marlene Ames, who is attending Macdonald College, wa* with her parents, Mr and Mr* 1 enivv Arne* for the w eekend Mrs Victor Pare and Mis* Leona Beauvais flew from Dor val to Miami, Fla , where they will he guests of the former s sister Mu* Doreen Wood, Shawini-jgan Falls, is the guest of her brother in law and lister, Mr and Mrs Douglas Mrkim The following names of mem hers of the Young Adults Group, who helped with the sale of April tti were omitted from the account of the Pat Reynold' Medical Fund: Mis* Joyce Proctor, Mr.and Mrs Ronald Mar tin, Miss Grace Getty and George Gasser, ty.John Fisher, national pre*i dent of the Centenary Célébra lion of Confederation, will he present to take part in opening ceremonie* P Horace Rob in, ex mayor of Granby will he among the dignitaries a» founder of the famtma aoo Roland Tetceault, president of the Granby Zoological Sod cty, will he at the official open ing also BROME Mrs Gladys Chapman and Mrs France* Kirpatnek arm ed home from Florida on Apr 29 Mr and Mrs Wm Hamit ton, of Knowlton, met them at St \\lhaii'.Vt.Mr Lawrence Midwell lias en to red the B.M P Hospital, at Swoetsburg, for observation Mr and Mrs Russell Patch motored to Wolfevtlle, N S to bring their daughter, Heather, home from Arcadia University While there they visited Mr* Patch's In other in law and sis ter.Mi and Mrs Morfitt, ot Greenwood, NS, going trom there to Prince Edward Island They arrived home on May I Mi and Mr* Dareth Miller ot Ville 1 nSalle spent a few days at the Miller home Cancer drive GRANBY tSpe, ia|).Louis Phillip l «-May, manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and preaident of the Granby Unit, announce* that Hug year'* cancer campaign ha* passed it* objective reaching 125 per cent Mr LeMav thunk* all who gaie their time to this ean»e in the Granby Shefford Canadian Cancer Society, AIR GETS CROWDED There are 9.YOOO private air-, craft, apart from commercial gli inert, rasiMgrad In Ik*| United State*\tI BREAK MILL RKOROS U S firm* produced a record total of 249,1)05 ton» of aluminum in March, 1906 WOOD FENCES 30 Varlatiea Chain Link (St««l) Initallatlon FREE ESTIMATE MfoJ (Si WMRlOO.ouï T.l, S67-S791 or S69 Z/2» Shoibrook», Quo.for train tickets,,.all you need to do is phone 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Flippant flattery is evidenced in the woman of intrigue.To bring double-entendre to your spring wardrobe try one of the I new resersible coats.Thcv ROBI RT Bt Ol IN PI \\NOS 1506 King W.\u2014 569-3423 Tel.569 1256 EXPERT SERVICE \u2022\tRe-Styling \u2022\tRepair \u2022\tCleaning \u2022\tDyeing \u2022\tStorage Vault GERARD PERREAULT 59 Alexander St., Sherbrooke at the which around the outside door knob twice to keep it from blowing oft The milkman and the bread man appreciate this timesav ing idea.\u2014 EDITH.DEAR POLLY - I always keep a roll of plain paper around the platen (roll) ef my typewriter to protect it from the constant pounding as I was taught to do in school many {Y % .-f\t\" ,g>3^s.\u2022* r-j Lennoxville Beauty Shop SPECIALTIES: Permanents, Hair Styling, Cuts, and Colouring.With or Without Appointment 16 College Street \u2014 Tel.569-6677 Lennoxville, Que.v> Special Discount on Fine Wool Blankets In effect May 10, 11 and 12 at The Wool Shop Lennoxville 159 Queen Street \u2014 Te1.567-4344 \\ THE QUEBEC SCENE & [vW, * * » 1,600 more civil servants schedule study sessions cr .1 f \u2022 ior imp t-du!< ! nmi QUEBEC pivil »cr\\an bestn study d*v (The study «piston wopon used b,\\ gov err ami other workers who inv« union- ¦nti :> n uf National I'ra.Thev include engineer' *$, \u2022cçmmunîji, ioifj-tr tgronomiit* htilr ar hers.Typhoid carrier BE U CEVILI.F Que (CPt Hr Francois Gutmond.healti director for Bcaiiec Countv Quo , said Saturday that an (C\u2019 I7, \\ear-old woman typhoid carrier - the «ource of an outbreia of the disease in this community «huh «0 far has taken he life of one person 4* 4 die, 6 hurt MU'VMIC, Que .CP Four 'souths weie killed and six were njured Saturday night in a two-car collision near thu town to mile» northwest of Montreal Dead are Roger Duguay, 3;i I Leo Hamilton, 21.Jacqueline I Prudel 21, and Yvette Oditte BIRDWATCHER'S Continued trom Page S luirent juwsl» with a sandy t*>»l tiH«; map.olive and green Fut disbond lei iu, v'anada itgsose, iroat Hlue Herv'n, Winter Wien, Warbler» with black thiasaU amt hnllunt tsaoka.lay ei» of «tatllmg while hl«v*m in the dark allés» through the tin s these are *«»me ot the memov e* that Watopeka calls Ahihii n> i i l'!\"> unspoiled Mieam Vlgonu w.ti'fms thioucti the Doitiiar Vlumimum ' \u2022 > m 1» whore almos, al Vgit' Corp wavs t' 'slot\u2022 gel a glimpse .*f Asl'otos me wild 11 tu an I pioieclHMt Os.- evasive II Imvg» jj ^ e a good week |o Iw v«vit of in\u2019 hvne-t SHFRRROOKr DMLV RFiOHD, M 01.Roth wadi «2 4I1 10' H deer, a i.ng that otm lion KUMKin or », has t'ev'omr tUHM'W lit Dower ,V 0' .If tl> \u2022 IPs SO '« Sow I 41 , 10'.> 21* i .Vf 10 I 31» HARDIN De« Rurkland and Mrs Richard El Invitations wrir n .cmd lis, Graniteville, assembled at from Cleveland branch to at the home of Mrs I eslie El is\tlend\ttheir meeting\ton\tlone\t1\u2019 in Graniteville on May I\tto eel\talso\tone from\t! cmiow\t|p ebrate the birthday of Mrs branch to attend thin meeting Charles Comstock.\ton June d It w.i- decided that several would attend both Conveners Reports Agncul turc, Mrs, W.Marshall gave out school fair seeds and prize lists Citizenship, Mis K Crack read tn article railed New Awareness of Canada's North Education, Mrs N Fowler, read a magazine article, What 1 have learned from other pee pie's children.Publicity, Mrs.K Wilkins gave out Q m tent ml pin obtain ed from the* Centennial Commis sion Welfare and health, Mr- A Smith told about the new drug niyacin Mrs M Taher is to give Ihe May W.I broadcast.Several ladies offered to help serve at a wedding on May lit It was decided lliai as a Ccn tennial project the group would have the \\V I.hall rewired, also clean up and beautify the grounds The committee named to art were: Mrs.W, Adamson: Mrs.!,.Driver, Mrs W.Mar most delicate he ha.ever had to handle as Ministei d .lu-.iu .I have no com ment to m ik.on the Dupuis allau \" he ad ded ' since the .a ¦ e is hcfoi r ihe Quebec Court of \\|pr,.Mr Wagner was sp.ikm.on behalf of Arthui Maheu seek mg election for the l.iherai-.m and Shefford riding I he ung been held for the pa-t by t'nion Nationale Russell.Bedford The afternoon was plea-antly spent chatting.Mrs.Comstock was presented with gifts and games were played, the wimur-receiving a remembrance.Mrs Ellis, assisted bv Mrs Margaret Auckland, served af ternoon tea and the birtiulav cake was presented to the eel ebrant.who rut and served it after she was serenaded with the Birthday Song Principal and half-yearly interest June 1 ami Decemher 1) will he parable in lawful monev of Canada at anv brain h m Canada (far northern branche» escepted- ot the banks designated in the.Debentures »' the holder - option Debentures wdl be in coupon form, registrable as to principal onlv, in the denominaiions nl $1,000, $10 000, $ .\u20195,000 and $100,000 and in fully registered form in denominations ol $25,000 and multiples thereof, ! he DeheiOine^ may he exchanged, free of charge, for an equal aggregate principal amount of Debenture, nl tin- i-ue and n| the same maturity m coupon or fully registered form and in any authorized denomination-.Provision will he made for Sinking funds of at least the following amount.: i 17-Year IMjenliirex 1 rr nl live total principal amount thereof in each of the years 1007 to 1982 inclusive: ui 25-A ear Debenture.1% of ihe total principal amount thereof in each of the y ear- 1967 to 1990 inclusive.In the opinion of Counsel, these Debentures will he direct obligations of the Province of Quebec and charge as to principal and interest upon the Consolidated Revenue Fund of ihe Province.Legal Opinion: Messrs.Holden.Hutchison, Cliff, McMaster, Meighen & Minnion.Mes-rs.Létourneau, Stein.Marseille Bienvenue, Price, Delude A I.aKue.Prices: linear Debentures\u2014IS.00 to yield approximately 0.1')% 25-Year Dehentures-OS.OO to yield approximately 6.10% Plus accrued interest in both cases M e.as principals, often these Dehen!ure.\u2022.as and when issued and received bs ns and subjerf *n the favourahie '-g,! op:r:nn ot ( \" .nse.at.rve mti\u2019Unnerj as to i e creation, form and issue of the Debenture-.Subscription.» he received «tib\u2019e to région or aliotme-:' n whole or m part, and the right i- reserved to , lose the «ibscriplkm books At Any timp va itnout notice, it is expected that debentures in definitive form \" \u2018 June 1, 1966.w ill be read)- tor delivery on or about J.L.LéfMque & L.G.Beaubien Ltd.A E.Ames & Co.Limited Dominion Securitie* Corporation Limited Royal Seruritiea Corporation Limited Nesbitt.Thomson and Company.l imited McLeod, \\0un2.Weir & Company Limited Geoffrion, Robert St Gélinas.Inc.Burns Bros, and Denton Limited Gairdner Sc Company Limited Equitable Securities Canada Limited Bélanger.Inc.J.C.Boulet.Limitée Laurent & \\ eillet Inc.Grenier.Ruel Sc Cie Inc.Graham.Armstrong Securities Ltd.Oscar Dube & Cie Inc.R.A.Daly St Companr Limited Cliche et Associés liée Jacques Léraré & Cie Limitée O\u2019Brien Sc Williams Forget & Forget Limitée Brawley.Cather* Limited Matthews & Company Limited Mills.Spence Sc Co.Limited Collier, Norris St Quinlan Limited Morgan.Ostifiiy Sc Hudon Ltd.Midland-Osier Securities Limited Caseram & Company Limited [,a Maison Bienrenu Limitée La Corporation de Prêts de Quebec J.T.Gendron Inc.Crédit-Québec.Inc.Garneau.Boulanger Limitée Brault.Guy.Chaput Irv.Desjardins, Couture Inc.Rankers Bond Corporation Limited McNeil, Mantha.Inc.Bouchard & Leblond Inc.J L Graham A f ompany Limited Fairclougb Co.Limited René T.Leclerc Incorporée V^ood Gundy Securities Limited Greensbields Incorporated Pitfield.Mackay & Company Limited James Richardson St Sons Bell.Gouiniock A Company.Limited Harris & Partners Limited Lagueux A DesRochers Limitée Société de Placements liée Mead A Co.Limited J E Laflamme Limitée Cochran.Murray A Co.l imited Clément.Guimont In»1.MacTier A Co.Limited Hamel.Fugère A Cie.Limitée Marc Carrière, Limitée Florida Matteau Inc.Durocher, Rodnoue A Cie Limité# Grant Johnston A Co.Limited Bartlett, Cayley A Company Limit,d Fry t Company Limited Wtlwyn, Stodgell h Co.Limited Kpit, Mrs.J.Ward and Mrs, shall Mi-s M llawkpr.Miss < S Johnston A sain nf slips and bulbs was hold, also a rummage sale vv.lh proceeds for 'he cheer fund A salad buffr! supper was served hv the hostesses.THREE VILLAGES Mr.Bill Crawford, of Sh r brooke spent the weekend wilh.bneer Club was held his parents.Mr.and Mrs.Cyril M (he home of Ml Crawford, and family, Rock [ land.Mr.and Mr- John Williams and three children, Danville, were guests of Mr and Mn :John flalaz/o and family Rock Island.Rev.ami Mrs Frank Stanton have returned to their home in Miss Ann Whitcomb, who i attending Bishop s t niier-.iv, has returned to Bedford an,I i-with tier parents Mr amt Mill a \\ mond VYlutcomb Mr.Ernest Caron, a Ion.: tinif employee of the I'oirini: ton (\u2019ompanv, was presented o\\ his department fellow w 11 kei with a ! a /, hov chair, on his retirement.Miss Edna Boomliowei, w ho has Ire en the guest of her g: and mother, Mr- Arthur Brown ims returned to her home in Win ehester, N.II , her parents an 1 brother Mr and Mrs Delbert Boomhower and Mr Boomhowrr motored to and weir ihe guests of :Brown Mrs, ft S Grevait with Imr daughter Mrs Rav Wesleott of Stanbridge East, liave gone to Exeter.N il , to v isil Mrs Gre vails mother, Mrs Edward Dage \u2022A .successful rum mage sa Y was held on April .'id by the SI James Branch of the Wont a n ¦¦ Auxiliary in the church hall, when $361,50 was realized The committee in charge of the sale was Mis Gr.sdale Gould, Mrs M Cameron and Mrs Lloyd FI holt.At the Fnilrd Church on May 1 the following became mem hers : L Nell Liperf.Monika Wi r ncr of Bedford and Wolfcing Dahl of Dike River A meeting of the tonnage Pi on May 4 and Mrs, Robert Landon with Miss Jan ice Landon a hostess.The monthly meeting of the Golden Age Club was held on May fi a1 the home of Mr.and Mrs William MaeArlhur, with Mrs Nellie Marshall as hoste-s .Some alterations rHf\u2018 «ring made on the Honor Rolls in the mon to hear him »t a I eon Haleer, former minihtd in the ledeial eabinrt m v on-ervative I e.tdei Diffrn baker Mi Haleer.running a* a Fiheial, is seeking to hieak the hold the Union National! h.is had on I'rots Riviere- since the mid ttkld- when the provin enC party was toumled WILL ne E ST ARL ISHE D \"t'ne way or another a steel making industn will he e-tab dished at Beeancoiu,\u20191 Ihe pre miei -an) I'he attitude of the government toward this project ha- not changed\" Reeaneour 1» on the south side of the St I avvrence Rivet opttosite Trois Rivieres and .1 new multi tnillion dollar bridge linking the two centres is utidet construction The premier announced the gov et liment would discuss with Ihe Central Mortgage and lions ing Corp the possibility of ur ban r e n e w a I for downtown Trois Rivieres In Ins own hometown nf Louisville Saturday, speaking at .1 luncheon fm Maskninnge can didate Avrllin D.ileomt Mr !o sage announced that \"the most modern fournit ' in Canada\" w ill he built there at a cost of he tween $8,no(1,000 amt $10,000(810 OPPOSE MINOR PARTIES Sunday afternoon in Sorel.he was joined on Ihe platform by Justice Mmisiei Cardin, who appealed to ljuehee voters to keep '\u2018minor pallies\" oo( \u201ef ttie legislature He and the premier appeared :n behalf of Gerard Cournoyer,.minisler wilhout portfolio who is seeking re election In Riche lieu constituency Today, the premier (lies In the l ake St John area north of (jucher CiD.while he has stops at Alma and Itoherval and a night rally in Dolhrau Ml .Inlm oo - complete ilmri arv lia- nul yet hern made puh lie The next rally he Is known! 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Steel Co\t34'\t24 ', Irmlrrs I'm 1 A\t1 1\tIPs Frans t an Pipe\t,32\t33 1 rans oMmit (UI\t17' ,\t17'.It Prlad 1111\t2\t.3(1\t2\t: .'ll Walker\t31 '»\t311 /cllci v\t23\t34 It Ban lan Nat\t112' i\t03 Ilk id Monlroal\t31) ' i\t80's Ilk of Nova Scotia\t0!)\t00 llque Provinciale\t4)i\t40 ('an Uk id Comm\t04\t8.3 F Uoyal Hank\t7 1\t74', Tor Dom Bank\t02'\t00 B MINES and OILS Alla Gas Trunk\t33',\t3.7'- n ( assiar\t1511\t (enlral del Rio\tin\u2019»\tII Denison\t4 71 »\t\u2022IIP, It Falconliridgc\t07\t01)1, Gunnar\t1\tMl l III\t llollingrr\t23 Mi\t'.\u20194 Kelly\t«3\t03.B Kerr Addison\tI I ' \u2018j\t1 1 's Noilhoiii\t1\t13 l\t.08 B 1 Ouemoni\tIII' -\tI Slurp Hoi k\tfl .\u2019IJS G ,'ir>\t\t NEW YORK\tSTOCK\t tolene tnwe mood.Que it AA dliam Hu llariif OrnuKAwn D«'fy and Den.-otD, of Rich drat hit At Die on Fridav, Belanger, and Mi- Boek Is BELAN&IR Deoli Shertuooke H os pit a Mas « UWd, Denis iieloved mmi ol All Eugene Belanger, of land in his Iflth , year Resting al las- Etinrial Home.,W Duf Dtiu Road Stanatead The fun el al -el .nr will he held Pill' day al til mi am in nui I.,nD d Mere' Church, Book Isiamt Faiher George tiuay officiating Iniennent Mount Si Mary Ci m etory St aussi rad Geiaid Mootelte v Ao2 7.\u20194> Guy Mootelte, Meoagei GOUDREAU, William At slierbrooke on Sunday Ma' 8, I\tlido William Doodle.ui to .u od husband ol Ant onia li, , ¦ resoled at 1231 U-pi,made s1 .in his both yi'ai louerai wit! leave parlor Wrdnr-d*'.May II\tat !> 4.3 a m for soi vus m St rhoro' e |i'A\\ 1I.1 1 Tmt'i h e 10 00 a III lull 1 ment Si Al i act s Conieli\u2019iy Pailco 33 f\\ow-n Ave So, MCL AUGHl IN Clarante P \\t t he Ue .al N m m g 1 Ionic ( owan 1 ilb Que Mav ft, 1 Cm ( 'Litepee It Mel uighllP.Iim, band of Ibo late Marv .laiie But lei 10 h 1 R0I h 'em F'un ci a I w a hr I, I 11 om I hi C F Wd-oo ami Son Funeial Hone 10 Know lion Alondav M e 0 D W anen of at t I Ml Ileiatini i emele P m lii :\tInti rineot Du >oii Party is held by Happy Gang MARKET Drev loos Closing 11 a m WHIPPLF M f*s«i* At M , \u201ceai, on Simdav, Mav 8.I\u2019Hiii, Al b\" ie Smilh heloved wile ef .1 Arimld \\\\ hippie, of A or dun.in hrr lllli, vrai, .¦un) da u chier of Mrs Cathennn Sinilli, id MiiiiiIreal and Die late John Smith.Re.img .p ( a , Funend Homo, 3(1 Doffei in Road, Slanstead.where friends may call V tKI tn 9 00 p m Aloo day , 2;U0 to 4 3)0 and 7 (Ml In 0 (Ml p in.Too,-day.The funeral ¦ ervk'e will be held at Clin ( Clmreh, SI an : lead at .\u2019(K) pm.W'edoesdav Rev.It W 1'eirec, offieialniig Intel ment Woodside Cometei v, Beebe.ROCK LSI,and Mm Alice llnnlingion was ho-les- for (he partv of Ihe Happy Gang on April All but two mein he:- were pre-ent Members regretted to learn Mrs Melissa Charnberlain m Honpital and was cmiiinH Uin Sherbrooke Mrs Ann Mosher to her home.The Gang observed the birth day nf Mrs.Mabel Crawford, \"ho wa\u201e presented with a gift of money and during the sen.ing nf refreshments hi Mis Huntington, was presented wuh a prof lily deenraled hiithday cake.The evening was spent play mg games.Prizes were won In Mis- Mary Lees, Mrs Mabel (.rawford, Mr-.Cyril Crawford and Mi- Cyril CrawTird also claimed (he door prize.'i'he next party will he on 2f> at ihe home of Mr«.Mo-her.Amer Tel Anac onda Bethlehem Steel Borden s ( o.Chrysler Comm, Kolvenls Cans.Edison Douglas Dupont Genei a I Hei I mi General Motors m Goodveor loll.Itusi Mach Inlenuil PapiT Inleroat 'lei Johns M anville Mont Ward NY.I entrai Pepsi Radio Repuhlif Sleel I S.Biildier Sid Oil of N.l Sfude baker (t.S.Steel Vanadium Sleel Wool\" orf h fui' -88\u2019\u2022 34 1 36\ts 43 3.\u2019! 1 - 37 MU1 4 2U2 MOD mi m 47'.33IP v J.flM Vi's 3:\", 341s 73'.78' -50?» 3!) « UPc 74 \u2019 -33'.47\" H7 33' AD 203 i If) 2!) .W.DRAPE FUNERAL HOME 3)4 Main»Sf., CowanvvIlU 263-0393 Stic ( f ASf » I Til# I.Tic < Mon, K !»t 11 \\] ttni f)2-22fil A repreaenlali'e «if the hank will be at the sherIiro4ike offirov Moy 10 and 11 May 24 and 25 June 7 and 8 If you require a term loan for a new- or exist ing business, you are invited to disoiss your needs with him.Grange presents walkie-talkies to fire department DERBY LINE Each year the Navy Grange committee of commun:!' progre- Derby has a special project and make- a ronlrlbution to a worthy cause.This year (he committee chose to make Ihe gift of three walkie talkie- to the Derby Line Fire depart inenl T h e presentation of ihese item- made by Phil Diake, chairman of the progress eom-mitiee to Ben Blais, fire chief a! a meeling of the Eire De pari ment held May 2 in Derby I,me.Mr Blais and his men voiced their deep appreciation to the Grange for these important time savers, whieh will he es penally useful if the truck -a considerable distance :rom ihe fire and being used (o pump wafer.GOULD Mr.and Mrs Robert Walsh and Scottie.Kte Adeie.were weekend guests of Mrs.Walsh s parents Mr and Mrs.Fra-er Maclver Mr and Mr« George Logie, Miss Jane Logie Ottawa, and Mr and Mrs lan Logie Ha i-fax N S .were guests of Mrs Logic s mother, Mr« K.N Mc-Iver.Om thmiL\u2019liJ s ( f1 ' .\t>f a on from fia y to\t ¦Sadly mlsvf\tÎ bv.\t HIS (\tHii.i)fu;\\,\t VIM AM) MR v\tJAMI.'s\tMn( m i i., (fl fulfil In\tmu) son\tIn Id wi.MM AM) MR\t.Dom;\tA'rrwiu i\u201e \"IrtUKlrif (\tmui MMi\tin-I aw).MR AM) MH\t-, .1 A M K\ts RA fis ES, l»*r\t.Mid so»».\tIn -lâw i, F(\tIU\t)N AM)\tIJN'DA, f^f'rtfi\t'!< bllflff'fi\t M11,1 I.R\th\ti loving\tmt'iuur ¦ nf fU-UV\tS3 iff*.\tmof hf!\tand g'ft'l mut her\tViolu!\t1 % a, a\tVRO\tp.4N««'1 h w a y Ma v U.! \u2019\t1\u2019ify .4 ; to\ta d#at *'in inrJ htoUirr S\t1 M a ! fo\tim Hlephf'n, .M,.» killrrl In 1 (11.1 \u2022 fm-ryifa*'f o* part of her propert> taxes with a piece of chetcing gum '>n frum about >4 50 tn small coins the end of a luck Leonard n gleaned every month from the Knibbi viai tentenecd to iha fountain* at Marble .Arch, Lon- night he had already spent tn don This became knoan when tail I ¦ 1.Articles For Sale TWO white fr»ilu»«lon Orrsnei, slirs Id *nd 11.two formul dre»»»», on* yellow >1#* Id.on* pill*.*!s* 12.*l*o on* youth »i«* h*(l, on* b*» duett*, romplrt* «ni otto rh*M *f dr*w*r* T*l.MJ****.NEW ANO Ut*EU furnltur* of *11 kind*, w* buy.**tl »\"m tor aal*.h*m\u201ct been ilatœ*d Thr** complet» room* badronma **U Uvtnf room *et »od kltoheo aat, 122# On* other *t *19# (HI Aa low \u2022* *3 00 weekly Paul Uoudrtau.T*i.S«#3#e0 or tM^42M.Deauvtllo.1.Articles For Sole ONR hors* trailer, fadory mart* Tel.02021:11 button.AUCTION SALE for Mr.Robert Dumas, from Weeden on* mil* from village en août* No.1.7.Forms For Sole 18.Wanted To Rent lid ACRK farm, tioort barn, * ro>\"«\t\u2022 '\u2022li \u2022,l, , 1 i ft Uli.lUmilton Y«te«.! none Dunham, 193 2037 ONI chip w**on *«f \"N \u2022\t\u201cMGB\u201d .the Sports car \u201cpar excellence\".In fact, \u201cMGB\u201d gives you the comfort of a limousine and the \u201cZIP\u201d of a grand prix car.\u2022\tRack and Pinion steering gives you positive handling You\u2019ll be surprised at the acceleration; a test drive will convince you.\u2022\t\u2019\u2019MGB\u201d carries a 12-month or 12,000 mile Warranty.SEE IT TODAY AT Rousseau Automobiles Inc.Your Authorized \u201cAUSTIN\u201d Dealer 2059 King St.West \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.567-3931 Professional Directory Advocates THE BORN LOSER Sbi/RE RliiHT'THlS SUrrcOB' MAKE ME APPEAR TALLER! By ART SANSOM WESLEY H.BRADLEY.Q C., 273 St.James Street West, Montreal 849-8664.14.Cottages To Let LITTLE LAKE room rottaur or llio season W WARREN LYNCH 138 Wellington St North Tel.569-9914, Res.569-4581.BRICK laying, cement block*, fire places, repairs.Frank McCowan Tel.562-2586.RROMVTON: Five I-;-~~7~.-1- to rent for week COMPLETE.office service, bookkeep i ASHTON R.TOBLN Q.C., Trial Work l\u2019H 846 2062 t in», invoicing, receivables, pa:-: and General Practice, Rosenbloom able», correspondence Also tem-1 Bldg, opposite City Hall, 138 Wei porary or part-time office hel.J.j lington (North) 562-2120.own transportation.Apply Record 17.Convalescent Home 5.Lots For Sale AUCTION SALE for Alvarez Cloutier R.R.No, 1 Katevale, Que., Thursday, May 12, 1966 at 12:30 p.m.23 HEAD of Holstein and Ayrshire cattle, consisting of 13 cows, 11 are fresh and 2 to calf around sale time, 3, 2 year \u2014old heifers.5 calves all clear in test.MACHINERY: Ford tractor.Pony tractor with mowing machine and plow, reaper, hay loader, manure spreader, hay baler, seeder, 2 furrow tractor, plow, spriag tooth harrow, rubber tire wagon with hay rack, horse hoe,} weeder, thrashing machine, milking machine, 12 milk cans, wheel; barrow, grind stone with motor,' set of pulley blocks, set of scales,; some lumber, quantity of oats, pile of oedar posts, bench vtseJi bench saw, logging chains, forks, shovels, lot of scrap iron and many small tools in a shop too numerous to mention.Everything j is for sale\u2014Farm sold.TERMS: CASH- HOW AJU> STAND1SH, (Auctioneer).LOTS for cottages on Massawippi River, in North Hatle>.A ipT Clovis Cote, 837-2582, Watcrvillo 6.Cottages For Sale ST.PAUL\u2019S Rest Home, Bury.A home for elderly citizens.Write or phone 8T2-3356 Bury.18.Wanted To Rent SMALI farm with one yoai option to buy, 3.4 bedroom house, modern conveniences, 10 miles radius Sherbrooke Apply Record Box No.49 20.Wanted lo Purchase WE BUY\tes orj horses that have just died The meat from these horses is to ; feed wild animals.We pay 3 to 5; cents per pound.Tel.582-9463.SMALL house in or close to .small town.Reasonable.Tel 562-5817.i COTTAGE for sale at Lake Aylmer, Batoche Bav Running water, bathroom.1 furnished rooms For information.410 Montreal St Phone 567-2986.TREE SWEATS A FLOOD A mature apple tree evapor aies 100 gallons of water into the air on a hot summer\u2019s dav AUCTIONEER (Bilingual) Licensed Real Estale Ageni Robert Burns Tel Cookshlrt 875-3203 COMPTON COUNTY PROTESTANT CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD Compton County Protestant Central School Board are calling for tenders for the following school buses: one only 36 passenger (pupil rated capacity) one only 48 passenger i pupil rated capacity) these buses must meet the requirements of the Dept.of Education and the Motor Vehicles Sen ice.Standard specification forms are available and it is preferable that these forms be used.Tenders must be received by May 16.1966, the lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.Kindly direct your tender to K.A.Smith, Sees* Treas., Box 340.Cooksihire, P Q.R A.SMITH.Secretary-Treasurer.Box No.60.PUBLIC NOTICE BYLAW 103 Public Notice is hereby given that, the following Articles of By-LAW No 103 shall be enforced: ARTICLE 9 If any dog shall be found in any public place in the Village, either running at large or without a tag or plaie or without a muzzle when such muzzle has been ordered or not on a leash or unaccompanied or otherwise In a condition or circumstance forbidden by any of the foregoing provisions of this by-law or by any subsequent resolution of the Council, it shall be the duty of every police officer and the privilege of every person to cause such dog to be impounded in the village police station.Whenever a dog is im- Chartered Accountants WILLIAM A.LYON Chartered Accountant 1576 KLnç St W., Sherbrooke Tel.562-6733 or 567-7567 TT ÏÎ-TT J e t?* w ««u taqr L'lL ABNER LAVALLEE, BEDARD.Lyonnatf, Gascon Associate# C.J.Crockett, C.A., licensed trustee 20 i Continental Building, Sherbrooke P.Q Tel 569-5503.McDonald, currie & Co.COOPERS & LYBRAND Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke 569-6301 Offices throughout Canada TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Roval Bank Building pounded as aforesaid, the Chief-of Place Ville Marie Montreal 2, Que 1.Articles For Sole for Samuel A.Doyle, Melbourne, Que., Wednesday, May 11, '66, at 12:30 p.m.TO BE SOLD: Dining room set.table, ax chairs, buffet, 2 beds, bureau*, wash stands.L Islet wood furnace, 5 cords 12\u201d dry stove wood, Findlay Annex for coal or wood, 1 chest of drawers, electric iron, hot plate, sewing ma-«Siine, oow blankets, 2 leather eow halters odd chair*, barrel churn, 200 gai.gas tank with pump, small tables, hall rack, wire stretcher, 1 good 16 inch, tire, quantity of nails, car chains, numerous other articles.MR.GERALD L.AFRANCE, Danville, Qu* .TeL Jle, Que , M9j»7*.GENERAL BEARING SERVICE 137 Wellington South BALL and ROLLER BEARING TIMKEN DISTRIBUTOR 569-3238 137 Wellington South Sherbrooke, P.Q.RAMBLER EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Motors Ltd.569-3604 2222 King W.\u2014Sherbrooke TERRACING Clcanine \u2014 Fertilizing \u2014 Ridding of bad weeds \u2014 Lawn Mo«in victory over place, split a doubleheader with: ¦ tiu- .Sum Sunday, losing the IT'S WHAT'S III* THAT COl\u2019NTK \u2014 knows a difference second and third place finish in thi* Invitation Pare staged FRONT i yesterday afternoon.Charlie ['he nose Coombs' Bluett Scott, driven between 1 by Frank Newell, has Ihe edge of a stiff upper lip to nose out Bill Johnston, driv .\u2022 lieitroi-gudhaHkawtopener H-2 hut winning the nightcap 4 2 Thai lefl the Leafs en by Raymond Roberge.The wjth ,hrC(, victories in their last winner of this ninth race, |(mr ^(added homer» Powell also c nightcap.George Scott\u2019s Kith homer a two-run blast m the eighth, insured Boston Jones' homer had snapped a M tie in the seventh Rico PetroceUt drove in five runs with a grand slam homer {and a single in the opener as the Red Sox halted a streak of 17 straight losses to Minnesota.Fred Talbot held Washington hitless for seven innings although he gave up a run in the first.Kansas City tied it in the eighth when Bert Campanen» San Francisco Giants may\t15-2, and Houston\tshutout At\ttripled m a run and scored on have pulled off a umnue douhlc\tlanta 3-0\tWayne\t< uu»e> - sacrifice fly, id a y at St Moms, spoiling the\tJim O'Toole\tchecked the Dod\tbut the\tSenators won it in the Cardinals\u2019 lareucll at Busch\tgers on three\thit»\tin the seven B'lh on\tBob Savertne - run-scor Stadium,\tinnings he worked, singled single home what turned out to be the \\ ha-es loaded, two ¦ pin winning run for the Reds in the double by Gates Brown in the fourth inning and posted his Hth gave Detroit its victory first victory since Sept.14 Tony over Chicago.The game had Perez' sacrifice fly drove in the been tied 1-1 since the third other Cincinnati run off Dodger when Bill Lreehan homered for Giants' double play includes player trade at Ihe Sherbrooke Raceway Sir Kxpress Allie, is well ahead of the field.(Record pholo by Ron Jeune) Laporte's Sir Express A/iie wins Invitation Pace Sunday ,1.Krnest Laporte\u2019s Sir Exprès» Allie teamed by Guyl?- Bolden Arrow TIM I.>,114 Robichaud, made an appearance at the Sherbrooke Raceway alter a sojourn at Richelieu, and walked off with $200 of theiDmisiu tbaf, Invitation Pace on Sunday\u2019s racing program.\ti< laP Yesterday\u2019s card was the second of the season presented at the local track.> so QUINELLA (*.1); VI.60 Adlos Spender.Hennis Angus, Tina Ami la»l place Buflalo Bisons, losers of eight in a row.finally snapped out nl it Sunday by winning the first game of Iheir twin hill with Richmond Braves !)-2 tK-lorc losing Ihe second 5 2.The Jets remained on top Sunday by downing Syracuse Chiefs twice.4-3 and 4-1.Rochester Red Wings ami Toledo Mud Hens were rained out of a pair of games in Toledo.On Saturday, Toronto edged Richmond 3 2.Toledo nipped Syracuse 1-0.Rochester tripped Columbus 3-2, and Jacksonville's game at Buffalo was postponed because of cold weather.\u2022Him- nna m V, fifth race » lioldt-n Ki-ysloner 15.70 4 20 2.40 7- Audrey Boy\t2.60 2,20 Laporte\u2019s entry in the five horse heat added Ihe first prize.4- Indian Melody\t240 HITS 2-RUN HOMER purse to the present $612 earned since the start of the (icil riMK; ¦ lft 4\t\u2018\u2018\u2022nuce.iviiij Reg Smith\u2019s two-run season.Sir Express Allie took an early lead and carried the field home in 2.11 I 5.after rounding the track once in 1 11 iï ?!; 111,, ' sna**'* XL starter Claude Osteen.The Pirate* snapped a 2 2 tic in the sixth inning on a walk to Willie Stargell and single» bv Donn Clendenon and Bill Mazer-oski.Bob Veale went all the way.scattering eight Phillies' hits.Veale also drove in a run with a single.Run producing singles by Joe Torre and Lee Thomas gave * the Braves a 4 3 lead in the eighth, but the Astros came back in the ninth with the aid I of errors by Frank Bolling and Woody Woodward.Rusty Staub scored the tying run on Woodward's wild throw before Joe Morgan drove in the winner with a bases loaded single.The Cubs won the first game the Tigers YANKS KIRK MANAGER KEANE \u2014 Johnny Keane, right, manager of the New York Yankees, was fired from his job Saturday and General Manager Ralph llouk.lefl, took over direction of the 10th place American League dub.Announcement was made just before the lean* took the field in Anaheim, Calif., for a game against the California Angels.The decision was made by Dan Topping, Jr., vice-president of the Yankees.(AP Wirephoto) Sc licit 4)1' j:05 4 5.Mivs .livv-li* Direct 6.40 4 40 t :\u2019li CASSIUS NEEDS SPEED TO PASS COOPER A doso fight rrsultod for ttuv 14.40 9.80 .160 Sup*' K (tight, Ppislims'*\tMf- SEVENTH RACE (7-Sii Velvet ,4 Clever Arlio» ,\t,\t, .,\t,\t,, j TIMK: 2.11.a second and third spots in this ,\tm,,.,., ( Invitation Pace, as Bluett ScoU.Eiw.vn Song and Bill Johnston forced a! pholo tiiii.»li for Ihe judges\u2019 de l1 jcision.It was a case of the\" j longer nose for second place j IBIuett Scott, teamed by Frank 'Newell.Three drivers were handed NEW YORK (API \u2014 Cassius|$ 15 fines hy the judges for cov-j-\u2019 Clay flew off to London predict-] eriti* Ihe first halt-mile in ',\t','\u2019n\t','IW ] ™ ing a speed fight with Henry -uich a slow time.Guy Jutras.j time 2.13.4 Commander eu-k.Cooper and already looking he-aboard Leo\u2019s-Song in the see-i-insta i>n-k-.ip.uiiia's Song, «.-iriight vond the Cockney veteran to his ond heat, finished second altci;l'nl ! onlncr In I-OQ 1 P Martel -villi\tNINTH RACE I Sir Express Aille 3.00 fi Bluett Scott .\u201e .\t home \\ ipimlor Dundy Worthy nin j,, ,|){, seventh and last inn sixth race\tijng nf (he secoml game gave the Meats their winning margin Sunday.Danny Napoleon homered for Jacksonville.Hawk Taylor led the Suns >n the opener hy driving in four of his team's eight runs.The Bisons, in a hitting the Cardinals S u n H a y.then slump, broke out of it with 14 traded slugging outfielder-first safeties (or their triumph behind baseman Orlando Coped a to St.ORLANDO CKPEDA Traded for .Pi'cm Him\t\t10.50\t4.U>\t3.60 Mr.Lew\t\t2 90\t2.911 Bel Rivet\t\t\t8,80 QUINELLA (1-6):\t\t\tM1.70 riMF.2.1\t2.3\t-\tLynn Fbaf.\tPine res Scott\tStagehand, Kory.\t\t E\tGHTH\tRACI\t1 Iin.vthm\tMac\t7.M) 4.70\t3.90 next opponent.\t|going in 1:09.J.P.Martel, with \u201cFm gonna be about l-os, MvEtvvyn Song, and Guy Kohi-pounds for Cooper, that's about;l'baud aboard Commander Pick It under what l was when l 'veer also tagged for poor per- formances in the sixth and eighth races respectively.Yesterday\u2019s Exacts payment of $31.10 was highest of the mutuel offerings Announcement lias been made by the track officials of a beat George C h u v a I o,\" the world heavyweight champion from Kentucky said here Sunday night.\"This is gonna be a speed fight.I gotta be fast.That man can get in and punch fast.And I might be in trouble if ho|Wednesday evening program, tagged me.\u201d Clay, who will defend his title\tICeSUItS against Cooper May 21 in Lon\tSunday, may *, m* don, knows what it is to be\tfirst race tagged by the British chain 1 chief King v.2.50 300 2 40 pion.He stopped Cooper in 196317\u2014Jacquot\te.an aonj but not before being knocked r\u2019\t?a.\"cl\" i tit'Oi-:c> Loams\t3.Ï0 EXACTA: $31.10.I IMl- M 1 Kite Potens, Ellen Herbert, D.ivies Dream, Adios Sherbrooke Banderas hit two homers to Ray Sadeeki.drive in four Buffalo runs.] Cepeda has a lifetime batting Larry Maxie cooled out theiaver;iRe of :i08 Ht' P11\u2019 on d11'*** Bisons with his own three-hitter|a sbow before changing uniforms.hitting a grand slam homer Saturday and driving in two runs with a pair of hits Sunday.Sadeeki was a 20-game winner for the Cardinals\u2019 pennant-win- in the\tsecond\tgame\ta*\tthe Braves erupted for three runs in Lite second inning and two 2.30 2.i0it'iore in the sixth.3 oo\t2 inj The\tweather\twas\tcold\tin 7 -40 j Col u m bu s but it didn't slowdown the Jets Dave Wissman's triple launched a three-run ralh 4.90\t6.20\t4.4fljin the\tfourth\tinning\tof\tthe :J4\"iopener and the Jets made quick work of the Chiefs in the seveninning nightcap, winning tn just 82 minutes.TIMK 2.12 Belding'* Bov.I vet'Uenee, Miss Royal E taw ah looking at c.Creed.Richard Burton and Elizabeth\tsecond race Taylor when he hit me, but m,\u2014Here Pick\t3 to that's not SO.\tU\u2014Leo\u2019s Sons\t3.70 .3.10 plavoffs \"1 just didn't see the punch:\u2019 .coming.Pappin ties AHL Calder Cup -\u2022 series 2-2 ?Frisky A l Baltimore .j Cleveland | Detroit Chicago j i> ,\t,,\tCalifornia .! 'Iini t appm.Ihe lop scorer in Minnesota \u201c\u2022«° the American Hockey League s Washington , _, r \u2014.'offs last season, is at it i Boston doubif ,i6).«bn again.\tiN,e\"' York DOUBLE, il 61.41,,0\t|Kansas Cllv .TIME: 2.14 \u2014 Yonder Way, Har-1\t1 he 26-year-old native of Cop- The man I fight after Cooper,mg Guy, o r,.Doris, Kins'- Pride, per Cliff, On!., who plaved two1 is any ranking heavyweight who,\tthird race\tseasons with Toronto Maple, lis.my spar-'-Flare Wick 2.10 2.50 22» Leafs of Ihe National Hockey San Francisco League, scored all three goais l\u2019\u2019\"sl,urs'> TIME: 2.12 Hordenlew Bertha.night to lead Rochester «7,^:; .\u201e\t,\t(Delaware Coast, Frisky Gem\tAmericans to a 3-1 victory over 1 ut ^ 13 ranked in the first five bv Rme __* .U ,1 V, \u2022 !\tfourth race\tCleveland Baron-.magazine, not the World Box-;-, imimnmd c,»i n>o 420 :s30 ing Association.\t\\ \\dios Wlntney BASEBALU STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE w L Pet.OBL 13 4 net's in 1964.The Giants haven't needed much help this season.After a l.Vrun explosion Saturday, Willie McCovey.Jim Hart and Willi» Mays hammered homers Sunday, Mays' was No.513 of his career.The Cardinals move into their new $24,000,000 park Thursday.Elsewhere.Cincinnati Reds ,\t,,\t, ,\t.edged Los Angeles Dodgers 2-l,idesP,te collecting only two hit* Pittsburgh Pirates nipped Philadelphia Phillies 3-2, Houston Astros defeated Atlanta Braves w \" ilÉÉl:\t¦ ¦ , RAY SADECKI , .a St.Ixuiis lefty.Goohead! Get that new car or boat you\u2019ve wanted.Plan a dream vacation.Treat yourself to Color TV.First, hurry in to see your Toronto-Dominion bank manager.pick a repayment plan.then march out with an inexpensive Life Insured Personal Loan! 15 4 13 9 11\tR 12\t9 9 9 7 12 7 14 6 16 5 15 .769 \u2014 .789 >91 3»?.379\t4 371\t4 ,300 o' .368\t8 .333\t9 .273 UV» .2«30 10\u20192 can whip Jam os El ring partner.\u201d\tj: stove Angus Clay slip u 1 a t e d that this (i .,,1bb']ïar 12 13 12 8 10 8 14 7 14 6 17 .720 \u2014 .636 2' .600 1 .550 4' j .330\t5 .520\t5 444 6» > .364 8' \u2022 .333\t9 .261 11 \\t lanta Levs Angolo: The win left the best-of-seven NV\" Vo,k i sw 2.81) series for the Calder Cup and T' ljOUif.\u2014n the \\HL championship tied 2-2.Chicago* S a t u r d a y night Cleveland __ dumped the Americans 51.The Americans were shoved * *\t.¦ ¦ out of their home rink in IWh manSOnVille ester several weeks ago bv a bowling tournament and phjed SnOOterS ât tOD Sunday's game in Buffalo, nmne\t' of the Bison.» A crowd of 7.655, MAXSONVILLE (Special) m largest of the AHL season m \u2014*n 'he P.Q.R.A, Postal com Buffalo, saw Dick Gamble Set PeIition',MânRonvi'le's t°P team hisY school s Pappin up on all three goal» ranke(i Points over the run- ^92 of a iwssib Keith McCrearv cot the onK \u2019ners up.Out of 60 shooters ___________________ The first, a single by Glenn Beckert in the sixth innings off Jack Hamilton, drove in two 15-4 and New York Mets downed run*' ChFifKru£s s,eal of homp ; Chicago Cubs 5-1 after i0»,ng\tthe other nm.the opener of a doublcheader, Denms R!ball,\u2019 ,whp sppnfs ,\this winters in Burlington, Ont., with his Canadian-born wife, HOUSTON POSTJ SHUTOUT stopped the Cubs on five hits Saturday.Chicago nipped in the nightcap while the Mets New York 3-2, Philadelphia do- put it out of reach with a five-feated Pittsburgh 7-3, Los An run third inning.Jim Hickman geles walloped Cincinnati 14-2, triggered the rally with a lead-San Francisco crushed St.Louis off homer.1.\u2014- Kingston high school sludent shatters all but 8 of 500 targets ST.JANVIER, Que.(CP)\u2014 Ont., was the leading Canadian Barry Boyce.17.of Kingston woman as she scored 435 to win posted an almost perfect score the closed all-round crown, at the tlth Canadian and Nth q-]le on]y\tstates real- Q u e b c c -kert championships (icnts t0 score major wins were which concluded here Sun'-\u2018\" davton Kenworthy of Buffalo, winning the Canadian open and N y an[1 John woodward of closed championships.\tneighboring Pittsfield.Shooting in occasional rain.~\t\" ¦uisty winds and even snow the Kenwor hv won the Canadian indent sham-red 28-gauge title with a perfect 100 .« possible 500 targets to Keith McCreary got the on>y,\"er?l'P 0ut of 80 shooters, capture t|u.all-round title.\tWoodward also shattered all Cleveland goal.\t°ur 0\u2018\tt;»e ,0P 1(1 aer(>\tf rom ue ais0 won\ttough .410 ti-\this birds in the 20-gauge com- I.asl \\ear Pappin counted It\tlansomdle 1 n t e r m e\td i a t e\tt|e \\Vl(j, a 97 t>ut\tof 100 and the\tpetition and later defeated :oal» to lead Rochester to the -cuool.John Aiken placeci »cc- 12-gauge championship with 199 three other finalists in a shoot-Calder Cup.He played two sea- °'lfl anti Bobeit E 1 d r i d g e oul of 200.accumulating what off.son» for the Leafs from 196;! to Placed fourth.\tofficials termed \"a magnificent Fifteen-year-old Peter Ingra- In prone position ai the in- record.\"\th a m of Ransomville.N Y .linn McCarthy paced !hpj(*oor\tPQ.R.A meet.\tJohn \u201cNobody could touch him.\"\tfaced only slight competition Larons with two goals Saturday\t¦ c-'c'\tplaced firs: and\tJohn\t^jd one official.\t\"He seemed to\tand had little difficulty winning night\tbefore\t3 04»,\tCleveland\tHanison placed\tthird:\tthe top\tadjust\this strategy\tfor the wind\t(our junior sheet events\twith fans.\tKon\tAttwell.Bill Speer\tcam again was\tfrom\tManson-]'Ve never seen\ta smoother\tscores in the low 90s.and McCreary got the other» 'Lie-\tshooter.\"\tThe championships concluded Btian ( onacher .cor'd for 1 be boys are now preparing Bill Rudyk of Oshawa was the Sunday with a tense shootoff to bochestei\tlor the outdoor meet which will most embarrassed shooter\tat\tdecide the winner of the cov- ilth\tgame of the series is be held at Mount Bruno.Hut- the three-day championships\tin\teted 12-gauge title after six men ing had an opportunity to sur-this Laurentian community, 25 had each posted perfect «cores, 'ey the competition in three miles north of Montreal.\tIt was won by Boyce, the Ca- positions.they plan to enter He posted a score of 491.only nadian champion, who broke this class at Mount Bruno, one point below Boyce, but\t206 birds in a row.outlasting Many of the M I S boys are didn't win a single event\tWillsie.Rudyk.Eddie Tuvo of \"'\"\u2022otinj?scores\twhich\tsurpass\tTop\twoman in the champion-\tMontreal.Nelson Starr of\tOsh- '\trankie Narvaez ithe top three position competi-ships\twas Sally\tHubbard of\taw a ami Bill Kacmarz'\tk of 1.15.New Aork.outpointed tors at the last meet.\tSaginaw.Mich., who broke 462 Kitchener.Presently the M.I.S.Club is out of 500 birds.Florence\t- preparing to compete internal-Schmidt of Birmingham.Mich.Pau, Franc»\u2014Marcel Cerdan .\tfor the Canadian Legion was second with 457\tJr !41 Pari», outpointed Jamaica.10.\t.i.Mansonville branch) Trophy.Margaret Burdette o( An*.».R \\ '*»T- *6*^6 >>«?»**>«*) Up .-'t-ÿS MmÈmîm V ' tk-.\t%\t'\t\\ sW- scheduled for Toronto TuesdS' night.San Juan, Puerto Rico\u2014Luis Rodriguez.150'a, Miami, l a stopiH-d Tommy Caldwell.159\u2019 Chicago, 2: 135, New Yc Percy Hayles.136.Jamaica.10; Teo Cruz.136.Santo Doming}, outpointed Bunny Gran».135.Mali HO Pa» Go-Ahead people make things happen with a Personal Loan from TORONTO \"?OMINION The Bank where people make the difference.J J WOODS - MANAGER - SHERBROOKE "]