Sherbrooke daily record, 30 septembre 1966, vendredi 30 septembre 1966

[" f ' \"\u2022¦ thhüf ir»ié Séminaire de Sherknche i* Save whats leff Gait appeal is launched The Gail Home maj be dead, nothing more than a pile of crumbled brick and cus( piled ignomioush in the City Dump, but it won't be ab'te to re>i peacefully.Only the old carnage bouse still stands, the sole remnant of what had once been the stately heme of Sir Alexander Gait.Father oi Confederation Last night the executive of the Ea>iern Township- Historical >x\u2018.r> met in Sherbrooke MP Maurice Allard s office and drafted a resolution to proto?! the demolition and to ask the federal government to consider sating the carriage house Save what left, société vice president Des m o n d Me Keen said that s our duty as an hi-stonea: society.te> pro serve for tlie future remanants of the past \" Mr A! art! suggested that the stviety .i-k the governmert to buy a plot of the land on the original Galt estate and erect a monument However, he point 6> PAUL MATERS (Record staff reporter) dubious U'l.Mr.McKean.' 1 don\u2019t think that the project as .«tig ested stansis a eh.nee of od out that he had net known getting the government s ap that the carriage house still ex proval,\u2019 he said.'strxL\tAfter the govermnent has DUBIOUS\tseen! -o much me ns-y on the er iginal project only to have it Hie society s second vicepre- end in failure.Mr.Parrot said rident.) K Parrot was more that it was unlikely that it would spend more money u> preserve a carriage house TO MAKE AMENDS That's just it.\" Mr.Mckeon said, \"the federal government has a moral obligation to make amends for the stupid blunder it made in ripping down the Galt Home without consulting anyone \" BibikihiqiU -du ' Established i^,\\r^re âe Shnhn.« Pncej 7 ^ SHERBROOKl OUEBLC, I R1D \\> .SI PT1MBER .Hi.idob \"Plaques are a dime a doa rrn Mr McKeon continued, \"it is our duty to preserve an origianal momimcm for students of pure history We ll have to fight for this ^ he said, \"but 1 think that the federal government owes u« S«« \"Save\" Pag« S WEATHER Scattered showers today.Saturday mainly cloudy and continuing cool.High today and low tonight at Sherbrooke 55 and 40.Seventieth Year H CONCILIATION BY EXHAUSTION\u2014J.Stewart Gunn, one of the two federal mediators in the dispute between the CBC and the National Association of Broadcast Employees aad Technicians union, tells a reporter during negotiations in Ottawa early Friday: \u2022'You\u2019ve heard of conciliation by exhausiton.Well, that\u2019s about the stage we\u2019re at.\u201d (CP Writcpholo) j?Non-stop talks smooth out snags LA 1 1 QL 1 .Uiis'.- (CP) One Sherbrooke, One., businessman has drowned and two others are missing and presumed to have drowned dining a moose-hunting expedition in northern Quebec, n was learned Ihiirsday night Police identified the men as Raoul Martineau, 41, whose body has been recovered; Real Lagrandeur.U, and Marcel Moreau, à.' The accident is thought to have occurred Wednesday night as the three were heading toward hunting grounds 175 miles northwest ot La Tuque, a pulp and paper town in north-central Quebec, Quebec Provincial Police said a c.ip-i.-ed motor bo.it used by the men was found \u2014 ibv searchers.Ol 1 AW A tcPj\tNon-stop talks lor almost 12 hours The hunting parly was made tociay narrowed the areas of disagreement betw een the CBC up of five men.Two of the men ^\t^\t^\tg g and its strike - threatening technicians union At 5:35 a.m.EDT, negotiators reported that talks would resume at noon EDT.Representatives of the CBC and the National Association oi Broadcast Employees and Technicains met at 6 p.m.EDT Thursday in an effort to reach a decision on a wage and contract dispute with the help of Bernard Wilson, assistant deputy labor minister.were separated Sunday night.They were Lucien Gagne and Larry Laberee both from Sher-< hrooke.Gagne phoned Sherbrooke yesterday ai\u2019lernoon.saying that j \u201csomething had gone wrong.Most wanted1 Dcsoust stiti is t ACHETE.Que.(CP)- A breakdown of the talks j would trigger a strike by the 1,850 NABET members em It is presumed that the three Daoust, Quebec\u2019s most wanted lost hunters had started to cross\u2019 man who has vowed never to be ihe lake, called Gouin I ko.in taken alive.ha« slipped through a boat.\ta police dragnet again On Wednesday, the two him- Quebec Provincial Police .said did Hie ployed by the CBC.The union\t,\t.\t.\t, , ,\t.vjutsuev rio'iuviai ronce.sau had announced a strike for 24 I*1'' f0 had lemained belund naousl.24.an escaped convict hours after talks failed.\tr°und ^ body of Ra(>l,1 M:ir- tineau floating in tho water.strike could cripple ra- They body was taken to La Tu- » j dio and television broadcasting fue morgue ; across the country.\tThe La Tuque detachment of Dr,,nc ciaiTOf\"!\t.I.\t,\t,\tthe provincial police said Ja-: urugs seizea\tThe night - long session foi- night that ihe search was being MONTREAL (CP) - RCMP\ta four-hour break in the made difficult because of com and Montreal police Thursday ta\u2018ks Thursday afternoon.They munication difficulties night reported the seizure of1 talked for two hours Thursday There was also talk ol semi-drugs valued at between $3.000.-: ailcr S\u2019 - hours of negotiation ,ing frog men and helicopter-i t OOO and $5.000.000 on the black Wednesday night.\tl0 Lake Gouin region malkct\u2019\tMr.Wilson entered the talks The series of raids in north- Wednesday at the request of end Montreal were said to have both parlies after they failed to capped two years of undercover make headway during day-long work.The haul was described sessions, as one of the largest in the city\u2019s history.Andre i rested men as Victor Ye/eau 26, and Jean Charles Martel.2fi.both of Montreal, but not release the name oi wounded man who ilic\\ said had a polio record.TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The wounded man was taken, to hospital in St.Jerome where his condition was described as satisfactory \"Daoust got it worse Ilian I did he was quoted as lolling Sc Wi \u2022 - .¦\u2014 < ITTING \\ STRAIGHT I THROW Lighteeu ve il old Rudney Kcnl of Hatley, mounted on his Irai loi plows lus way to second place in Ihe junior division of the ITovineial Plowmens Xssmiation meel yesleidav al Hie I.euiioxvllle I vpei imenlal I arm.(See also Page 3 i ( Keeiird plinlo by Doug Gerrisli) lipped through their fingers Thursday following a gun bal He in which three men were arrested.Daoust also shot his way out of a jam Aug.19 Acting on a lip from an informer.police surrounded police Daoust and throo of his com- Police discovered a quantity panions who shared a summer of machine-guns, rifles, revolv-cotlage ne,n this town ;;5 miles ei's masks, am munition and an northwesl of Montreal\tundisclosed ainoum ol money in When ihe men refused lo sur- lbl t'ollaK< Argentina 'invaders' give up; apologies for princely shoot up INDEX NABET is seeking a 30-percent wage increase over two ?\t?\t?\tyears for its members.A con ¦gi\t, I\tciliation board report, accepted \u2022 MSgrOGS patrol\tby the CBC, recommended a SAN\tFRANCISCO (AP)-Vol- 30-month eontract calling for an unteer Negro peace patrols, *ncrpase of 22'= per cent wearing armbands provided by! police, walked the streets of ! riot-shaken Hunters Point today ! in an experiment to prevent a racial truce from erupting into ! renewed violence.City police confined their aug-; niented patrols to the comniu- ' nity\u2019s commercial street.City officials had the co-oper- j ation of federal authorities in their move to eliminate what they cal! the cause of the riots \u2014Negro unemployment.?\t?Thant to stay?UNITED NATIONS (CPl-There was growing optimism at the United Nations today that Secretary-General U Thant will succumb to the expressed wishes of nearly all member countries and accept a second five-year term.The optimism arose in v.cw of Thant's non-committal reac-! tion to a statement of support from the Security Council Thursday.It was based on the fact he didn\u2019t use the occasion to reaffirm his intention to retire.?Chinese suicides HONG KONG (AP)\u2014A for mer Hong Kong film and opera star jumped to her death and a Canton editor killed himself with poison because of Red Guard persecution.nnn-Commti nist newspapers said today.The papers said the suicides were reported by Chinc-e arm-mg from Canton Numerous ar-rua's have reported a wave of suicides sweeping China as a result of the terrorism and destruction by the young Red Births, deaths\tç Townships .s Classified Comics .7 t> 7 Editorials .4 Financial .\t $ Sports\t3 Television & Radio .\t2 Women\t>>t\t« render, a gun battle broke out Police said the men opened fire with machine \u2022 guns and rifles and three men were cap lured, one severely wounded in the face.Police originally thought ihe wounded man was Daoust but \u2022said later Daoust had escaped despite being .hot.A police dog was brought in to assist searchers today, Police ideniified two of the ar In Align-I, Daoust blasted Ins way out of a police stake out at La Tuque.250 miles north of Montreal Following the August escape police were ordered to' shoot lo kill in their alteinjil to cap lure Daoust.Smile for today laive is one game that isn't called on account of darkness.ANNOUNCES FORCES PAY RAISE - Defence Minister Hellycr announces pay increases for the armed forces during press conference at Ottawa yesterday.Servicemen will ret rive a 9.8 per rent increase effective Oct.I this year and another four per cent on that date nevl year.'CP Wirephuto) Guard- Forces raise bombs Hellyer thrift OTTAWA ( CÎ7 i»»Dcf\u20acDcc Min- ujanned to reduce\tn iivaf vt»- 11 » isler Hellyer\u2019s attempt* to bring personnel operations and main r.i,\t''\tcompanion wli«: a Heady planned down housekeeping costs of the tenance coh?bv some *33000 «nf and* ÜToI' for\tHe didn\u2019t elaborate, but (hi- armed forces keep getting frus joo m the current fiscal vear \" dimmer rq P ^ w!:,nB *8\\,akrn,lw 7\"n lhc 8°vern traled\t\u2019\tUimmer\tmcn, A0\u201e t a|]ow \u201e\u201e int.re|sc \\iuna came Thursday* pay With the pay increase be per apitrl from the two per cent per- in ]a>i fjM-al >car.Mr\tff>r ihe grintd\trmt of (hr* M ar S 1.372.000.000 oiiltod afifHitliy to covfr Ih* dc- llelljer had cut these costs by\t1,J 1* Prr c'Tnt ovi r iwo years\u2014\tdelcnce budget\tvir-\top house-\tittnee deiiartrnrnt ' highr-t\tco\u2019! a fairly healthy amount until a\tafKl most of this >a\\ing went\tkeeping This leave'\twell under\tof livm sudden need aruve to pay re 0ul Hie window.\t2n (irr rent for wiapofis.be- Hnly L, per ten' ol ia t year s engagement bonuses to encour- For the 1907-68 li.-ia uai b*use there are other items *.ueh defi nee budget went for new age trained men to stay in the starting next April l Mr.Hell *' NATO mutual aid ami re weaiiori and tquipment.Tlie in services ptis cost *27.500,000 in yer will have to find *83,300,rx« starch and development, tended proportion this year is the fiscal year which ended\tmore than if pa\\ and allow- ,,\t,,\t.\t17 P*'r Ct'nt.\tMr.Hellycr\tsaid March 81.1966\tance« had net been changed ' r Hel.yer\t«aid\tThur-da;\tthere will be\tno postpone ment lodismaycri, Mr.Ilclljer had The corollary ol au th.s WiTm\"'defrnre° bïïgTli\"^ ïtiïnm™ I'OR T STANI.KA I ilklaml Islands (Reutcr.sj Twenty A r g e n t i n e nationalist who seized an airlinei\u2019 in an \"inva sion\" of Hie Falkland l-laml Wednesday, were under guard today in a Roman Catholic Church after heeding the advice of the local priest to surrender Nineteen men and a blonde woman p I a y w r i g h t, Maria Christina Verrier, believed to be their leader, surrendered to au thorities Thursday night aftei Father Rodolfo Rot I convinced them to do o Father Roel.aceompatlieil by the Argentine airliner's captain, went to the sodden racetrack where Ihe nationalists forced the plane to land.There, he spoke al length lo the national ists.who al first wanted to hold out for another 24 hours The nationalists, meinb'Ts ol the right-wing Condor group, seized the plane lo give empha ms to Argentina's demand tor control ol the islands, admini-tered for more than a ion years by Britain.EXPECTED TO LEAVE The 26 passengers who were on board the aireralt with the 20 nationalise and three of the six - member crew, were ex pected to leave here Saturday night on tin\u2019 mail ship Darwin due to arrive for Hs monthly visit from Montevideo, Uruguay.There ha- been no indication so far what action Britain will lake against the \"invaders\u2019 , but Argentine President.Gen Iran Carlos Ongania, a strict disciplinarian lia« threatened Them with Ihe full penalties of lire law While reaffirming Argentina claim to the islands known in Buenos \\iir« as the Malvina fjngama 'aid the t'ondor group will lace trial The passenger* and mo«t of the erew were sheltered in the homes of islander- since the nlanr was seized on a routine flight from Bueno- Aur in H\u2018,! 11 ' \"i< m-< a- I\u2019rim-i- Philip leaflels sliovvered on him call dinnei II, is here on a iliroe 'v:\t'Hes ug fin dinnei Wed mg for the British In pull out of weak vi-.i fi> alfend the work m- Ha- night\tthe Falklands.the Prince prne horse jumping chainpionships Sceminj\u2019.ly uneoneerned overtired polo Thursday and later engage in snipe official finir Hu\u2019 attack- the seizure, andlaltcndcd a eoektail party and a fions and play polo Cost of living probed Fcsrf facts and fancies bagged ivi-i vu v /.-it,\t., .i.OTI \\\\\\ A (CP) The joinl Senaie-t.dmmons eonimiltee in-V( sli: aim\" Ihe uimiiitin:1.cost of livinr has rollrctrd a inixi I hag ol fact and opinion about Hie problem, hut no ready ¦ made solution to if Its Iwo -tar witnesses -o tar have told it foi mst .nrc \u2014Canada's record out Hie long tenu ha been one ol n markabln tahiTly in prices and in the share of national expenditure going into per sonal ineomt \u2022 despite Hie eouniry - hiirgeoniiu,\u2019 growth and transformation into an in du-inalizisl economy \u2014Led by higher food prices, there has been an upswing in *' \"hK'l iivin: i iu,l, | \"l entlv what increases the Canadian economy could stand without precipitating further inflation New- Democratic Parly mein lie rs of Hie coinmiUee have urged adoption of price eonfrols imposeil by Pnrlinnieni on h ie commodities, such as .-tiel uni copper But Prof Neitfeld said he would pieler tuiide'ines of a more flexible nature, barked up by a quasi judicial review hoard Price controls, he -aid, usually have Itiree map.-r de feets they don I get rid ol in-Ban- ii hut just hide n pit a lime, and can lead to black niarkctcf ring : they distort true relative price IrucUirts: and they are an anaeronism in an; vsieni of free enl -rpri-r FAVORS FREE MARKET The Saskatehevvan-lmrn I\u2019m onto cconomisl.who studied at the Lon Ion School of Eco mimics, testified sin,ugly in favor of économie theories of the lice markel economy, He prelciTcd a llexihle foreign es change rate loi the Canadian dollar and -aid housevvive boycidts ol consumer goods aie futile I rant m->u* HeautH ill Vou /:J0 a m .^t Wild.Wild W c«r*r It un jet ».'*¦0 *.m t i B ea 1 i e ft Tii Cal lofui ( itruiYHi 9:0lt *.m Hi Miicht.v Vloiift^f ii super Six ii O'clock I.Mnd ; ?Kl lut,sûmes t : ' V «.m ii Social Se- unlv Hi small Krv Frolic* 9:30 Milton I\u2019he Monster 121 I,el'* Find Out i 00 o in ii Tom nml ,I*m i \\ n Hop pi I s Hoppei ti) Howling fJ) Hoppitv Hopper 12) \\\\ ret ling 1:30 p m d) Bu^* Bunm \u2022 n Sai sceanl P rest on 8) Band.stand 2:00 p.m.i B )*eball \u2022'll Satuida' Spotlight Cartoon* V \\B( e of the Week BahehHll Ri l\u2018Of»tliall: ILamilton \\ * Ottaw a 121 Fly»*!* Fisherman 2:30 p nv Ri Wide World of Sport s li Bullwtukle 121 Movie 3 00 p.m.;ti Peter Pol.w point 2» PuJ*e 11:24 pm.*i We* i3*r .sport* *>» Ni£ht hdition 11*25 p.m.; i' Spi»rt » in a* R> In\u2019x Hou^e Call \u2022 i jc u.m .'{\u2022 M os i e : ji I onite Show 'Hi spoils fruai Hi Movie 11:40 o m.6» Time Tunnel 12) (iunsmoke 12:10 * m.12.Movie 12:30 Hi Mov : 12:41 Pu Movie 12 Movie 2:00 am.Hi Final Edition p.m.p.m.1« mu pet m;m\t3:30 p.m.jt ( ool McCrtol\tF Dhik'c Unie H) 1 >.4k i :ti\u2019i\tft 00 p.m.Hi C.aspci (.'.irtooiis\t:F l tutuUlo'vn to Kick r,! 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MVBRAlWfttflS I look \\AT ATHOüûHT r just H*Pi this VOL' P0 ' VAV EE THE BREAK U\u2019E BUS knii'HUfiwz \\ wft ''N6 *CK.=-0 lOklfik plenty pp oweeir huts: S ' SR- WHICH SlPnvUXÎ L'IL ABNFR (c V.MX; CO- CRASS.V 1 A-L i CAM A CSC C'-A\" big < A^CIîOS , OML.BE.TTERT-iAM l ONE./ DOZEN) ROUSEV ; OO'-SF.Y ) «¦lF it K V' ¦________ ftj\t\" x'-r-x Bv LESLIE TURNER JftOUSlE'a ATT.L DANCER NvO K~\" k USE .«mi* unQ\t\t\"Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy \t RECORD ^ ARTvw!?\tSbecbcoofe Cailu Mcocd\tmh SHERBROOKE (aj/ni BEST RESULTS'^\t\tPURE MILK 'W' \t-it .SEPT.so.i;\tHIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 Tel.562-1SIS Charged in Cliff holdup Decides on trial by judge A Bedford man.charged in connection with a holdup at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Ayer's Cliff Nov.2.1962, will be tried by a judge alone.Originally.Antoine Couture had chosen a jury trial at tne next term of the St.Francis Assizes.Yesterday, he changed his option.A total ot $o.974 was taken in the holdup.Sessions Judge Benoit Turmel yesterday heard evidence that was to serve as an alibi for Couture.The first witness to testify on the whereabouts of Couture on November 5, 1962 was Georges Bourdon, a bookkeeper.According to Bourdon, Couture was in the employ ol the Eastern Rebuilders Company at the time of the alleged theft TIME\tCARD\tSenatoi I aul Desruisseaux\tAnd.\the said,\tspace\tis mu,parts\tol Canada to sit down to- said last night Canada should\ta.> wide\topen as\tyou\tmieht nether and discuss the changes November 5, 1962 Couture's\tdevelopment of its own think.\tin an atmosphere of understand- time card was punched at 6.55 sPace communications satellite He pointed out that the pits'.- ing and fair play, a.m.\t12.01 p.m.\tand 5 p.m.\tES soon as possible if it is to\tion of\tcommunications\tsaid- He\tcalled lor the develop Asked\tbv the\tCrown\twhether l\u2018e\u20acp,p^ce \"l1*1 nioclcrn dfrAclop-\t\u2018iles is\tof prime\timportance.:ment\tof a Canadian patriotism this time card was the 1962 card\tm 1^le comniun*ca*'ons.3n(?Canada should put in its that is not provincial and part»- Bourdon replied that to be a lle',\t,\t, .,\tdaim for a share of useabii ehial in Us application.I he new! v-appointed Senator : space a soon as possible\t\"Canada.\u2019 he said, \"is the SENATOR HONORED \u2014 A reception and banquet was held at the St.George\u2019s Club last night to honor the new- ly-appointed senator for the district of Wellington, Paul Desruisseaux Above, from the left are: Dr, Ogden t.Iass.Mr.Dcsruisseaux I t.-Col.A.Munster Brig.John Gantier.( Record photo by Gerry Lemay > Urges Canada start developing own communications satellite 100 per cent certain it would be necessary to check through for the District of W ellington |told a St.George\u2019s Club gather- man of the Board of La Tribune.'alf others the cards of the years preced- \u201e\t,\t-, ing 1962 and following that year, \u2019f/11 hü\"0ur, of ^appointment.J That probably within ten years, Bourdon admitted that the television transmission will go president of the firm, Gordon;directly from satellites to re-Terrill, had spoken to him about teiving sets in the home, the fact that two employees Senator Desruisseaux, chair- larger heritage and transcends' T hieves ransack 4 apartments Robbrues occurred at oOO Jacques Cartier Boulevard North on Wednesday some time between L30 pm and 5:00 p.m According to police, the thieves forced the front door of the building and entered one apartment where they stole a few dollars.However tenants seem to view the incident with a little more seriousness than do the police.According to one tenant, four apartments were broken into.A television set and some bed linen were stolen from one apartment, some clothing from another, and money from the other two.The thieves reportedly opened the doors to the apartment by forcing something between the door jam and the lock.The thieves did no damage to the apartments, although evidently they made a thorough search, turning out bureau drawers.Police are still investiga ?ing the incident.Young cyclist is killed St.Eustache plowman wins third provincial title £ MINISTER SPEAKS \u2014- Due her Minister rrf Agrit riltriiT Clemo til Yiiucnl, spoke al the Annual Quebec Provin rial Plowiii'.n's Vssrn iatiou banquet in Ecmtowille Ins! night.From left In right: Arcade Eariviere, president of the Plowmen's Association; Mr Vinn-nt and Douglas Pitman, presidenl of the asso-eiatiim's local lirairr li iRoeonl phnlo h\\ Gen y Lem.iyJ BROMPTONVILLE WATER RESTORED AFTER CHECKS BROMPTONVILLE \u2014 (Staff) - Water services have been restored here this morning, following a leak Wednesday which occurred in the new pipeline fed hy water from Lake Mount Joie, A second leak occurred Wednesday night.Maurice and Claude.Windsor contractors, tested the pipeline yesterday for other breaks.To do so the water had to be shut off and the municipality was without water until late last night.Hater coming out of the village taps had first to he boiled before it could be used.Today all water is pure and ready for use.were punching the time cards of others who arrived late.The president had said that if the matter was to come tip again the two employees would be asked to leave the company.Asked if the presidenl had stated the names of the two employees.Bourdon said they were Werner Kyling and An toine Couture.Mrs.Couture, Karl Kyling A sister, described how her husband was dressed on the fifth of November four years ago.! Asked what she wore al the time, she could not remember.Mrs.Couture stated that her husband never goes out at night, and always comes home for supper at 8 p.m.He leaves\t« in the morning and comes back OnGi DtOOKe COUtTS in the evening.However, later-\u2014-\u2014 in her testimony she stated that her husband came home for lunch.On November 5, 1962 she said her husband got up to do the \u2022 chores and milk the cows.She made breakfast that day just like every other day and he went off to work, alone.\tSessions Judge Benoit Turmel trical During the day Mrs.Couture man yesterday because\t* » * She did not see a stolen car hid-,hp marl hacl skipped hail Normand L-ujon nt den away; and did not see anv on an earll0r oct\u2019i,sion while d\t\u2019 masks and Hallowe'en costum- \u2014ting charges.\tZZtZ ' cr, i .r j .u , l u j\tArmand Lacroix pleaded not Turmel in connection with im- She testified lhat she had met\tguilty\tto a\tcharge of obtaining\tpaired driving charges to her brother Karl on several oc-\tunder\tfalse\tpretenses a sum of\twhich he pleaded guilty' and casions tn company of police of-\t$25.30\tby means of a cheque,\tin connection with a charge UPrs ., .,\tthe\tcase\tvras to be postpon-\tof stealing a car to which he She highlighted\tthis testimony\ted until Monday for hearing and\tpleaded\tguilty\talthough\tthe by stating that QPP officer GU-\thad wa, f.xcd a, $500 cash\towner\tof9the\tJ\tw.s^eatld les Nadeau and Karl Kyling Court adjourned but later rc- next had come to her\tand Karl had\tassembled to hear Judge Tur-\t\"theft suggested to her\tto become a\tmel nullify the bond he had stool pigeon.\tgranted two hours earlier, When she spoke to Karl and\t* * asked him why he was willing Rene Morin, of Sherbrooke, in help the police Karl alleged- will be sentenced October 27 ly replied that he was sick of for obtaining S25 by means it all and would tell everything of false pretenses, to the police-\u201c\u2018'evcn if his whole He hed pleaded guilty to the also told the gathering thaï Senator Desruisseaux said while he thought the Canadian that while the last senator for constitution could and should|ihc Di.-'.nct of Wellington had be revised, it could only be,been English-speaking\u2014he was done when it is possible for all'referring to the late Senator C _____________\t______ B.Howard\u2014it was his intention BLACK LAKE (Staff) A young boy was killed yesterday when he was struck by a car.while hr was riding his bicycle, on Route 4!) near Black Lake, The victim is Andre I lemon t.age 5.Ihe son of Mr.and Mr-to represent the points of view Clement.Hemonl, of South lie ni all members of the eommuii land.Uy.regardless of ethnic origin The accident happened ve-ter or mother tongue.\tiday at about 10 a.m.when \"In me.\" he said, ' ihe Eng (young Andre was on the way lish speaking residents of thisito Hie store for his mother.While he was riding alone Inter-provincial action urged to improve agricultural scene Quebec Agricultural Ministei and having enough loll over in ;i national level Mr Vim-ent * h nienl Vincent called loi expoil lo other parts ol the said Ilia! eiealee collaboration greater efticacy and coopéra | country and the world.\"There j bet wren lln linn in his department and is no need for the impmI ol suchjressaiy stressed that greater collabor staple products as bulter \" In ation among Canada's provin llold the assembly prov Hires w as tin area have a friend.\u201d The senator reiterated r\" Route 49 near the home of E:l marks he made at the Sherbrooke Social Club the previous evening about the sale of inter rial agricultural departments to csts m Ihe La Tribune enterprise Senator Desrusseaux was introduced by l.t.-Col, A A Munster and thanked by Dr.Ogden Glass.Also seated at the bean table was Brig.John Gautier ouard Couture, he was struck v,nclal ^ru'ultural .scene, by a ear driven by Guv ( ho 's|H'ech m U\u2018nnoxvlIc laM Ml«l\" quehto of Sherbrooke, owner of Mi Vincent who has served! ihe firm Belmont Auto Leasim: IM\t!,ls present\tpost\tsince June of Weston, Ontario\t16\taltet the\tl'ition Nationale _________ took office, told about 2(M) far nu is that crammed into I nil EAST ANGUS\t\u2014\ted\tChurch Hall\tthat\tagriculture is the most important industry i Friends of Mr.Lawrence Wal jp Quebec, and in Canada (Iron will be sorry In hear he The event was the annual ban is a patient in the Sherbrooke quel ol lln Hospital.\tI\u2019lowmc Mr Vincent siud Ihal Hus closer cooperation with the oth-i ,\tTo achieve highci production, cr provinces would help h> sien not only on a provincial but iilsu dai'dl/.e Ihe qunhly and the price ol fariii pniluee mi a na ttonal basis Quebec needs new forest policies Speaking of lus own depart men!, Mr Vincent .aid I hat he would Iry lo bring greater in terdepeiKlciici' among Ihe dif- leront oiliees or adimnislralion.j | A more cohesive unit is need ed, he said, to tackle the pro hlrins lacing Quebec agricul \u2022 , GliANHV Que (CP)-(daude till'e.and lo improve the d< Ihe Qiifhec Prov ninal\t,\t,,\t, .\t,\t(lOssehn, Queber minister of partnirnl - smvici to tin uidiv ¦n s Association\t,\t,\t, ,\t, ,,,,\t.\t, , lands and forests said Thurs idual larmer.Accused has bail cancelled as judge cites a previous default Mr and Mrs.Lawrence Km The minister told the I armors , neai have returned home af that the security of the Quebec ' ' mR U ncw ra ,ona pollt'lp's 1er spending a few day - in Que : cultivator was one of the main bee City and the Lake Si John Îconcerns of his program district.\t'The farmer deserves Mr.and Mrs.Kansomc Hay same security as a member of es spent a few day s w ith their any other labor sector,' he said, son-in-law and daughter, Mr \"That L why we are living to .are needed lo preserve Quebec s woodlands for future use by in dustry.I le told the annual meeting ot Die Eastern Townships Forestry Association here that the pulp BRIEFLETS and Mrs.Ian Gregory\tintroduce crop Insurance and ?-1\"1 |)a,\u2019rookf rhltf Mori.a)| warned Wottoo pleaded oui.tv .0\t7 Tn v T*, H*5\t-, of two new heat.ng unit* for the ,a^h,-d.a wedding ceremony rnerch,nl, ,nd bankers aboui and hankers to wairh for them Sherbrooke Shopping Centre.ing liquor liquor law.Fernand Robert, of provincial police constable.try: it always changes but one cite, manager ot the industrial s,cin or R|as-' hc «\u2018d -V STEPHEN MORSON (Record correspondent) KNOWLTON \u2014 At long last a much overdue need for the town is about to be filled.Councillors are to he congratulated on taking up the initiative, and taking over what the aoparently defunct Chamber of Commerce once attempted, that is, to erect street names throughout the town.But, before this can take place, there are some changes that are needed to avoid the present chaotic state of confusion in the present haphazard arrangement, whereby our streets are supposedly named This erecting of street names should have been done years ago.Have you ever tried directing strangers to homes in a town of nameless streets and numberless houses?Well, 1 have many many times.One has to describe the house, the color, the style, the build, count down the houses from the beginning of the nameless street and then you hope that you have made yourself clear, so that tourists and visitors to the town can find their friends and relatives.Council has certainly made the first move: a circular letter has been mailed out to all proprietors explaining the situation, and suggesting names, and in some cases changes of names, and at the same time asking for comments and proposals, within the next three weeks.It is to be hoped that the citizens of this town will show enough interest in their municipal affairs to send in an avalanche of suggestions and proposals, as these will be the names that you will have to live with for the next 100 years or so! It is presently proposed that Main Street be re-named Bolton Pass Road, for the entire length within the town limits, and likewise East Hill Road, which nobody knows where it begins or ends, will he re-named Brome Lake Road in its entirety.There is also a confusion between the present Lake Road and Lake Street.Perhaps this too will be resolved.Most of the streets in tow n have names of a sort, named by inhabitants of past years, but these names have never been official, and there have never been erected street name signs to identify these streets.So, the first step is to receive comments and proposals, then to go ahead with the manufacture and erection of clear neat street names.This, coupled with a possibility of numbering houses, will at the very least, assist strangers and tourists to find their way around, and locale homes of friends and relatives.With the fine new street lighting, the installations of 10-inch water mains, and now , street names, we are really coming up out of the past and into the trend of the twentieth century.TODAY IN HISTORY Alexander Graham Bell formed the Aerial Experiment Association 59 year* ago today \u2014 in 1907 \u2014 with $35.000 provided by hi* wnfe's inheritance.His colleagues were J.A.D.McCurdy, F.W.(Casey) Baldwin.U.S, Lieut.T h o m a * Selfridge and Glenn Curtiss.Baldwin made the group's first public flight the following year and McCurdy the first flight in Canaria in 1909.Bell was also inventor of the telephone, the phonograph disc and the multiple telegraph and a pioneer of the \"electric eye.'\u2019 1862\u2014The American Confederacy conscripted men aged 18 to 45, 1929\u2014The BBC made its first television broadcast.First World War Fifty years ago today\u2014in 1916\u2014British and Canadian troops attacked again on the Somme and the Ancre: the Falkenhayn offensive forced Romanians lo retreat through Transylvania, Second World War Twenty-five years ago today\u2014in 1941 \u2014 Switzerland protested RAF bombers entering its airspace: Rus-s i a n s evacuated Poltava.Ukraine: Singapore was further reinforced by the British; Churchill met Ca-dian newspaper represen tatives in London.Woodworking Answer to Previous Puzzle-ejsis .'tea ACROSS 1 Wood turning nuchine S crosscut \u2014\u2014 tt Prsrt- 12\tBight »ngle to keel (naut.) 13\tFeminine appellation 14\tVegetable j s .tack- 16 Czgnenre of I Imndred 18 Most ancient 50 Facilitates 21\tMineral rock 22\tWorm 2.1 Swagger 26 Touch gently 30\tDismounted 31\tNumber 32\tObserve 33\tPayable 34\tCo'ndueted 35\tWooden strip 36\tGreek philosopher 38 Greek avenging 4 Information tirculdr Ï Arab rulers ivarl 6\tDenomination 7\tHail! 8\tDecreases 9\tGenus of swifts 10\tHave existed 11\tSongs 17 Stint J 9 Sank 22\tWearing away 23\tColor 24\tCharge on property 25\tType of jug 27\tSmalt island 28\tBodies of water 29\tCoterie E.\tA\tC o NJ T\tA L- E i\t S\t\t\t\tAl w E.\t\t\t\t I\t\tA\tL\t Ü\ts\t1\tA\tMl ME\t\tK1\t£\t E.\t\tE\ts\tjl M\t\tP5\te\t^51 Tj\ti\t\t\t \tL.\t1\t\t g\t6\tN\tcel\t n\tA\tD\tm\t t iil rl 30 Wood-cutting tool 35 Of a church council ivar.) 37 Hops\u2019 kiln 39 rawest points 41 Details 43\t-hammer 44\tDemolish 45\tBiblical patriarch 46\tSole 47\tOperatic soprano 48\tSouth American rodent 50 Tear 52 Ribbed fatale spirits I Help 4b «2 Feminine nickname 4.7 Wave top 46 Group of eight 49\tPortable light 5t loafer 53\tNitrogen (comb, form! 54\tUnit of wire measurement 55\tRange of hills 56\tMasculine nickname 57\tForeign agent 58\tVariety of wild duck DOWN 1\tUnite beams in scarfing 2\tfapable 3\tRiver duck T\u201d\tF\"\t3\t4\t5\t\t6\t7\tr~\t\t9\t10\tll ti\t\t\t\t\t\t13\t\t\t\t14\t\t ti\t\t\t\t\t\t16\t\t\t17\t\t\t \tiè\t\t\t\tti\t\t\t20\t\t\t\t \t\t\till\t\t\t\t22\t\t\t\t\t \t\t24\t\t\t\t\t\t\t26\t2!\ta\t 30\t\t\t\t\t31\t\t\t\t\tÏST\t\t &\t\t\t\t\t34\t\t\t\t35\t\t\t 3s\t\t\t37\t\t38\t\t\t39\t\t\t\t \t\t\t40\t41\t\t\t42\t\t\t\t\t 43\t44\t45\t\t\t\t\t-\t\t\t47\t48\t 49\t\t\t\t\t50\t\t\t51\t\t\t\tSi 4J\t_\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t1\t\t\t\t59\t\t\t\t» j jr*-.f .\t\\ ., .:j GOVERNMENT OF QUEBEC DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES NOTICE OF REVOCATION OF MINING CONCESSION Pursuant to Sections 206.207 and 208 of the Mining Act (S.q.1965.chapter 34) entitling the Lieutenant-Governor in Council to revoke mining concessions for which letter* patent were issued before July 1st.1911.where no mining operations have been carried on during the 10 years preceding the tirst publication of the presents, notice is hereby given to the owner of the hereunder mining concession that, 90 days alter ihe last publication of this notice, the Minister of Natural Resources will recommend to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council the revocation: Garthby township, electoral district of Wolfe, surface and underground mining concession, patented on Int G.range H South, for inferior metals.August 27, 1880 (46 acres).F E.AUGER, Deputy Minister. y ||\t|\tMtr,N hru r l'Attii Two ex-Nazi leaders end 20-year terms, c- \u2022 /\t.7\t' Financial report a broken man and an ambitious architect SMFRPROOKF FATLY RECORD, FRT .SEPT Sfl, IWiR Btrîlîfl from Greenshields Ltd.GOLDEN WEDDING \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Tom Wilson of Iron Hill are shown at the celebration of their golden wedding anniversary.September 12.Their three sons and four daughters attended the celebrations, as well as many friends.\t(Record photo by Studio Eclair) BERLIN Reuters'\u2014After 20 years two former Nan leaders emerge from Spandau prison at midnight tonight \u2014 one to lue quietly and nui^-e his broken heaith.the ether to try to reestablish his career as a major German architect.Only Rudolph lies-.Hitler s top lieutenant umil he flew to Scotland in a lone peace mission in 19-11.was to remain in the 600-cel! prison run by the four wartime Allied powers\u2014 Britain.France, the I'nited States and Russia, Baldur von Schirach.r>9.Hitler youth leader who moulded a ' generation of fanatical loyalty to the Fuehrer\u2019s dictates, is a half-blind and shattered man But Albert Speer.81.the Fuehrer's armaments minister and favorite architect, is eager to get on with his profession and put hi- Nazi past behind him.Hess, behind bars longer than the other two men.w as reported at 72 to be lonely and withdrawn.His lawyer.Albert Seidl, sa\\s Hess is suffering from schizophrema and is unfit to continue his hie sentence BUILT THE CHANCELLERY Speer designed the now de -troyed monuments of the \"thou-and year reich \u2014Hitler's chancellery in Berlin ft-e reviewing stand for the Nuern- berg railles Germans still generally re gard him as the father of the autobahns Germany's ad-sanced system of highways In 1944.Speer recognized that the war was lost for Germany and said so to Hitler's face ?* * ?22 tried for war crime,* here is what happened BERLIN ( AP '\u2014The four A! lied powers \u2014 the United Slates.Russia.Britain and France\u2014set up an interna tional tribunal in 1946 ami tried 22 German leaders on war crimes charges This is a rundown of the men s fate, including the re lease of two ionighl Acquitted \u2014 F rani von Papen.Njalmar Schacht.Karl Fritzsche.Hanged Joachim von Rib bentrop, Wilhelm Keitel.Ernst Kaitenbrunner.Alfred Rosenberg.Wilhelm Frick, Hans Frank, Julius Streicher, Fritz: Sauckcl Arthur Soy ss Inquart.Alfred Jodi Suicide Hermann Goer ing Sentenced to hang but never found\u2014Martin Bormann Imprisoned but later re- lea ed\u2014Karl Doenitz, Walther Funk.Konstantin von N'eu-rath.Erich Raeder, Raldur von Schirach.Albert Speer.(Funk.Neurath and Raeder are deadk In prison for life Rudolf Hess.News Flask es from around the world In I94â.be planned to kill Hit 1er by putting poison gas through the ventilation shaft, into Hitler s bunker, hut the pan failed when Hitler had the shafts sealed Non Schirach was expected to retire to a smalt house near Munich where his three \u2022\u2018ons and daughter hope he wtii have a restful evening to his life He was the youngest of the major war criminals enteneed at Nuernberg.HAS SECOND FORTUNE The Nuernberg tribunal con fiscs tod the fortune he amassed a.Hitler s youth leader and later as governor of Vienna, but his family is said to have since come into an American inhere lance which has made him wealthy again Through his American born mother, von Schirach claimed descent from Sir Francis Drake and from one of the signers of the V S.déclaration of inde pendence.He joined the Nazi party as a student.At 20 he was called into the inner councils of the party leadership.LAGOS (Reuters) \u2014 Serious communal noting has spread over large areas of northern Nigeria bringing heavy loss of life, reliable reports reaching Lagos said today.First reports said at least 60 persons were dead and many hundreds injured as gang, of northerners hunted down members of the IBO (eastern) tribes.At least JO persons were killed in Kaduna.the northern capital, where mobs swept through the Ibo quarters, looting and killing.\"A\" iftr TAMPA, Fia.(AP) \u2014 Auxiliary Bishop James A.Pike of California has been charged with heresy by the Rt.Rev.Henry I.Louttit, bishop of South Florida.Bishop Pike, once cleared of a similar accusation, was asked by Bishop Louttit to renounce the Episcopal mini.-try or stand trial before a church court.He charged the churchman with violating ordination vows and committing heretical acts.* * ?LONDON (CP) \u2014 The Daily Express says Lord Thomson.Canadian-born publisher, is negotiating to purchase control of The Times and that the negotiations have reached an ad vaneed stage.Thomson could not be readied immediately for comment' though The Express today quotes him as saying he would be interested in taking over a national morning newspaper if any thing became availab'e ' and we were permitted to buy.\u201d ü î New S5 million fibres p.ant of Union Carbide Canada Ltd.at Arnpnor.Ont.went into pro duclion on Sept.28 U manu factures nylon and employs 200 people Union Carbides entry into the synthetic fibres fieid is a major diversification for the company The plant will manufacture six million pounds of nylon per year.Gold continues to retain a magnetic appeal for the world's financial statesmen.The lure of gold vv as expressed by finance ministers and central bankers, in Washington Gold is especially prized by the Europeans, who have built up their gold reserves under the present monetary system and who insist that it must be an important part of any new sys tcm.Inter-City Gas Lid will call a general meeting of sharchold ers to consider and.if approved, to confirm a resolution by directors authorizing an appti cation for Supplementary l.cite rs Patent increasing author iz.ed capital of company.This! was forecast in the annual re port in order to finance the ae quisition of North Star Natural Gas Co and the continued expansion of natural gas distribution systems.Stock prices slid steadily lower on the New York market yesterday in a continuation of the Tuesday afternoon sell oti Traders apparently stayed on the sidelines in the absence of inspiring news The Dow Jones industrial stock average slipped 1J 14 points, its steepest de rime Ibis month, and ended at 780 9S This brought the aver age to within 18 92 points of its August low Turnover in New York totalled 5,990,000 shares as against 6.300,000 shares Canadian industrial stocks followed New York mar ket into lower ground.The M S K industrial stock index slipped 0 80 to 148 JO and the corresponding index in Toronto 11R points to a new current ve.ir low of 148 90 The To ronto composite index was off .1,02 points to a new ISHiR low of 137 8R Pulp and Paper stocks were off t 45 points to: 107.77 In their M S.K index while the Montreal utility in dex cased I 10 points to 129 21 its lowest \u2019eve! this year.MACLEAN Robert and Win-rufred inee Howardi formerly of Sherbrooke.Que , are happy to announce the arrival of their son, 6ls lbs .on September M, 19GR at Calgary, Alberta.0 rail] a Geiard Monfett* i 562 2749 Guy Monfett*, Manager BRAULT, Sigafroid At Sher hrooke.Que, on Wednesday, September 28, 19RR, Sigetfroid Brault, beloved husband of the late Demense Audct at the age of 90 years, resided at Notre Dame des Hois.Funeral will leave parlor Saturday.October t at 10:00 a m.for service in Notre Daine des Bois Church.Interment in Notre Dame des Bois Cemetery.Parlor: Notr» Dama da» Boit W.DRAPE FUNERAL HOME 314 Main «St., Cowansville 263 0393 Successor :o Howard IUstin£.* The Laic; U«*o Robb.Joa Hins-»ton, Krimpth Jcnn*.Wailci Mormon EütabUahad WM The stock market today (Couitesy of Gr»eruhi*id$ Ltd) e announce the removal of our Sherbrooke ( )ffice effective Mondav October 3 to The (Quebec Central Biiiblino Iti.y \\\\ cllinjiion Sired North.Sherbrooke, I\u2019.d.IV le phone: vGT -aid the em ployees were locked out Friday and were refused entrance toj the plant Monday when they tried to return to work.Mr.Boucher also said that labor violence that broke out on Coronation premises Wednes-i day was not caused by the plant's union members but \u201cby gangsters brought in by the management to break through the picket lines.\" Police reported that windows were broken, machinery smashed and barrels of produce overturned by a group of about 50 men No arrests were made follow ing the incident.rjw RfN opposers HI IJ.Que (CP) Pierre Bourgault, president of the separatist Rassemblement pour rindepemlance nationale, said Thursday that leaders of two Quebec labor groups commenting this week on the issue of independence for the province \"know nothing\" about the sub jeet.The Quebec Federation of Labor and the Confédération of Na tional Trade Unions, together with the Catholic Farmers\u2019 Ln ion, said Wednesday in a joint brief lo Quebec Premier Daniel Company officials were un available for c o m m o n I although Dona hi Kouri, president fvt* \u2022 .t.\u2022 \u2022T- nf Coronation Foods, issued n .statement Thursday saying he is going to sell out and establish his business elsewhere because of the turbulent labor slluation in Quebec.Choose your Scotch as carefully as you choose your boat Do you choose a cabin cruiser more for the way it performs than for the way it looks ?Then your Scotch will probably be Black & White.Why ?Because you are discerning; you look for what\u2019s inside the bottle.What\u2019s inside the Black & White bottle?Smooth blend.Mellow taste.Friendly flavor.This great Whisky is distilled, blended and bottled in Scotland by and for people who tare about Scotch.Landlubbers like it, too.BLACK*-WHITE' AcWMmF't M*i Viiesfv Th* C »»« SfhltH WhilV* rt.'ti'f# » JlfMî Iwchmtr: 4 C$ Ud, SCOTCH WHISKY \u2018 BUCHANAN o \u2019 ftl 'FLORIDA'S IDEAL INVESTMENT FOR ABSENTEE OWNERS\" ORANGE GROVES 90 MINUTE S95.00 DOWN $22.00 PER MONTH PER ACRE Includes Warranty Deed, Title Insurance Policy, and all closing costs.Total cash price $1495.DRIVE FROM MIAMI AS ADVERTISED DAILY ON THE PAT BURNS \"HOT LINE PROGRAM\" RADIO STATION C.K.G.M.IF YOU WOULD LIKE ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES TO CALL ON YOU, PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN THE FOLLOWING COUPON: ORANGE GROVES OF FLORIDA, INC.550 SHERBROOKE WEST SUITE 1590, WEST WING MONTREAL.CANADA PHONE: 844-1037 NAME ADDRESS .CITY\t.PROV.TELEPHONE MS MEMBER FLORIDA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE know nothing' J o h n s on that independence needs study but.an immedi ate step would be \u2018'gratuitous and poorly thought-out.\u201d Mr Bourgault told a press conference in Hie western Que bec centre that he has invited Marcel Pepin, president of the CMV.to participate in a Irle v ision debate on the independ ence i-ne but has so far re ceived no reply.The BIN leader said he is is suing similar invitations to the leaders of the farmers' union and the QFL.which is the Que her wing of the Canadian Labor Congress.\u2022.t.1 Attacks silence MONTREAL (CP) Henri Joly.president of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 A s s o c iutisn, said Thursday if union and bus mess leaders had kepi in touch with employees the current wave of labor \u201cunrest and lawlessness ' might not have developed.He told a meeting of the a-so-riation that if many people be iieve pay raises of 20 and 30 per cent can be granted without passing the charge along lo the consumer, \"then we must pass at least some of the blame at! our own doors.Favors Valade MONTREAL fCP) \u2014 Marcel Bourbonnais, a former Progressive Conservative MP for Yau-' dreuil \u2022 boulanges.Que .said Thursday mght he ami about 60 other party supporters will propose Georges Valade for presi rient of the Progressive Conservative Association of Quebec.M, Bourbonnais also said the group plan; to submit a résolu lion to a meeting this weekend of Quebec Conservative* supporting Dalton Camp's call for a re-assessment of the parly s presen*, national leadership.* Boycott inquiry MONTREAL (CP) - Kepre sentatives of St I, a w r e n c !- N'.Y.( cnlral\t59N Pepsi\t5!6'i Radio\t41\t4114 Republic Steel\t32,4 U.S Rubber\t401 « Sid Oil of N J\t62\t617* Ktudebaker\t34 G t- S, Steel\t37'n Woolwortli\t'.\u2019ll'1\t2U's Montreal livestock market MONTH E AI.( (T r Price- for all classes of livestock were gen orally higher this week com pared with last week on the Montreal markets Demand was pond and trading active.Receipt»: 2.222 cattle 8 347 calves, 527 hogs, 254 sheep and lambs.Choice steers 25.50-27'.good 24 25 25; medium 23.25-24.25; com mon 18-23.Good heifers 22.75-23; medium 20.25-2.50; common 16.5 21.Good rows 19 2! 5.medium 17,50\t19.25; common 16.25\t18: canners and colters 10 Hi Good bulls 21 23.25; medium 20 75 215ft; common 14.5ft ift 5ft Good vcalers 24 50\t42: me dium 29.50 34,50; common 15 29.50, Grade A hogs 32.50\t33.50.sows 19.Lambs 21 75; sheep 5-14 IE MONTREAL STOCK MARKET ,,,¦ T r iiiiîlv: A i\u2019rex lous\t\t Closmi;\t\tHat Alulilii\t10' 4\tUP.Algoma\t25\t Mummiim\t\t28 G A sliest os\t20\t Ill'll Tel\t47 G\t47 G Brazil\t91\tS) G : It A Oil\t28 11\tH G ill.C, Foresl\tHP\t19 \u2018r.t an i emeilt\t\t36' .- Can Iron\tI71 N\t (.'dn As ialioli El\t8\t7 \" 4 tilll.Breweries\t(P -i\t(P y ('dn Br Alum ' A\t19' 4\t Comp Devices\t9\t Cdn.I\u2019e Railway\t55'.\t55:' m t'helmet 1\tP\u201d*\t13 Cons.Paper\t351 h\t341.Cons.Smelters\t35\t34% Disl Seagrams\t2 IF* h\t28'.Dom Bridge\tHP -\tlit'.:Dom.Eoumiries\t19G\tIfi't.Dom.Stores\tHF'k\t Dom.Tar\tI ti'-K\tt 6 \u2018K Dom.Textile\t27 G\t27\" 4 1 tuponl\t38\"»\t38 '« Eamous Players\t25 1 *\t25 Eord \"A\"\t135\t Eraser\t23\t22' i (It l^ikes Paper\t241 ii\t24 G Hawker Siddiey\t4.15\t4 IM) Home Oil \"A\u201d\t20'«\t20 Hudson B Mining\t69 G\t Imperial Oil\t49 G\t Imp Tobacco\t13\t13 H.Iml Aeeeplame\t21\t21 Ini Nickel\t84'v\t84 Ini Pipe\t75'*\t76'X Jam.Public Serv.\tIDA\t 1 .aliatt\t17:,4\t l.aur.Fin.''A''\tr,-x.\t6-xt.McMillan Bloerlcl\t25''.\t25% Afassey Ferguson\t2:!:i-i\t23'.Molson's \u201cA\"\t15'a\t151 z Ogilvie\t\tKD» Noranda\t481 A\t48'-j Price Bros\t13'.\tI3G (Jtiehec Tel.\t18' -j\t1HG Salada Poods\tIII\t10 Sayvelie\t3\t.55\t Shop A Save\t12 N\t Steel Co.\t21 G\t2IG traders Em \u2019 A\u201d\t1 O' «\t10'* Trans dan.Pipe\t2B1.\t I'rans-Ml Oil\t16\t16'.Triad Oil\t1\t88\t1.88 Walker\t26\t25\u2019y Zeller's\t23 11\t23'ü Bn.On Nationale\t53'G\t53 H Rk of Montreal\t52 G\t53 Bk nf Nova Scotia\t63 'y\t63 H Bque Provinciale\t43\t42% On.Bk of Comm\t55\t55 Itoyal Bank\t65 ' 4\t66 Tor.Dom.Bank\t54''.\t54 '.MINES and OII.S Alta ads Trunk\t33'.\t33 W Cassiar\t15\t (cnlral del Rio\tIDs\t11% Denison\t58! ii\t56' v Falconbridge\t85\t84 G Gunnar\tHO\t Hollinger\t20\t20 Kelly\t45\t44 Kerr Addison\t13\t13 % , Northern\t68\t.65 B U^iH'niont\t\t iSIrop Hock ^\t5 05\t\t (n iîU'tuuriam WHITT' In\t, Aiutmolhe».Mrv K(»bf»rt VYhltiv who\t«w* v SrlHO\u2019tUhnr TO, 1 R2 .Inst ,4 puis n from\twho 1 o\\ 4*»i \\mi.Just h mmiint \\ tond ntul Dur, In nui hr.iFH N 4U|\"II ll\\i> fnrrvri.IV» .ui.Hf «r thought thr world of \\ ot i Mas i s i rmt-ntliiM rd b\\, n: vin mmimiyu and fa vin y, LrnnovA HV i^uo (iiiU'ïi ut a failli ti lUUlNW M> wimrir thunk* tn tlir mnsr-» and sUtlf on Ihr *fuond floor «vf thr shrrhrookr foi ihi- goml i,*ir ^Ivrn ntr durnu; ms ir\u2019iTiU si.4a in thr hosiillal Also m a lhanUs lo 1D\tLootlllk And H i MnUv | also aa l h ti D> thMnk M», \\shfmd SIp\\A h11 Mi .\\rlhnr I\u2019ha loi and ail inrmhrr* of B ru ne h No, in « oiadlan I au.:ion who \\ lsl 1 r«i mr dui ioK' rn.\\ km cot *1 «y In ihr ho» pit fil M a I h,an k v to you «Il.iTIVMIhS BROWN FORESTRY AS EF.K FNDS \u2014 A reception and banquet was held at the Compton County Fish and Game Club earlier this week to mark the end of Forest Products week.Above, at the banquet, are: George Ewing, Melbourne lumber merchant, guest speaker; Bob Beaudry, local chairman of the week: Alex Rabin, national chairman, and Edgar Boucher, Kruger Paper, COURTS Continued from Paye 3 clothes, asked for a bottle of alcohol.Robert put the bottle in bag and charged S3.25.The defence, represented by Dewey Zoar, said that although a bottle was sold the crown did not prove that the bottle contained an alcoholic beverage.On these grounds the defence asked the judge to reject the case.Alairel Pi nette and Gaétan Fortier, of Deauv ille, are tn re appear October 7 before Se-dons Judge Benoit Tunnel on charges of assault and commit ting an indecent act Both pleaded not guilty.* * * Robert and Jacques Jutras, of Sherbrooke, will be sentenced October 4 on charges of breaking entering and theft.The two stole $97 worth of radio» and record players.They also stole a car valued at $100.ADS COST MILLIONS The U.S, soap firm of Procter and Gamble spent $177,600 -not) on advertising in 1965, the world's most that year.IfhVll\u2019SKY\tI wish *xpi**A m\\ *1 nc{\u2022:::\u2022\u2022 f/ \" \u2022SïasBstf: : :.Iv\u2019&SS&î HEADLINES FOR COEDS \u2014 Young Actresses Salli Saches and Mary Hughes, who have just completed the movie, \u2018Rebel 506,\u201d model their favorite hat fashions for campus wear.Purple felt beret with stitched white leatherette trim (top left) by Mr, Bert was chosen by Salli.She also selects a new back-to-sehool look (top left) in a red and green plaid taffeta oversized beret by Mr.John Classics.It has black pompon trim on crown.Mary Hughes likes candy stripes for students.The bold spiral knit stocking cap (lower left) In green and white has pompon at the crown.It s by Zwieker.Mary is not a make-believe motor-cycle rider in the Hollywood hills, she really scoots from the UCLA campus (o the American International Studios and her black and white vinyl stripe fedora with sun glasses (lower right) is a great choice for those rides.It is by Adolfo II.A Vietnamese bar ^.rl makes a lot of money by local standards but she is getting old at IS and has little hope of marriage.The life of one such girl Is described in this story by a Canadian Press reporter.By DOUGLAS AMARON SAIGON (CP) \u2014 Lee is a bar girl who may become a Vietnamese millionaire if she and the war last long enough.A 25-year-old Chinese with a heart as big as a mint, she is No.1 girl in a group of about 20 in the bar she frequents.She has made as much as $25 a night on drinks alone which is pretty good going at Ihe 50-cents-a-drink she receives.Anything under $10 is a bad night.Some of her friends who have been in (he business longer than Lee\u2019s seven months have already banked their first 1,000.000 piastres (about $9,250) and she should j make it before long.One of a family of four, Lee ! lives in Cholon, the Chinese ; section of Saigon, with her i falher and mother, both of whom are in poor health and unable to work.Her two brothers are tn the army and ; her sister is a war widow j with three young sons ami ! two daughters, i Lee\u2019s money from her night work in the bar and day work as a seamstress helps lo support her sister's family as well a.s her parents.Bar girls are an accepted part of the society of Saigon.Most of them are prettier than average, slim as the chopsticks they leach you to use, dress well on the job, speak a smattering of English.form real attachments tor men they see frequently and are extremely jealous.Lee\u2019s bar is in a hotel frequented by Westerners and her firsl pilch is made in Ihe restaurant where any empty seat beside an unaccompanied man is her target.\u201d11.you?\u201d is the usual approach, followed by \u201cWhere you from?\u201d \u201cHow long you stay?\u201d An unusual pen, or watch or cigarette lighter, a book or magazine the man may be reading then arc brought into the conversation.By this time, Lee usually has wheedled her first 110-piastre glass of Saigon tea, a non-alcoholic herb drink that the girls never finish.That means 55 piastres for Lee and 55 for the hotel.If the man is receptive, he may be good for two or three drinks and later turn up in the bar where lights are so dim you can\u2019t recognize a face across a table and waiters use flashlights when serving drinks and collecting money.The blackout preserves the anonymity of the men who know, after their first visit, that as soon a,s they sit down there will be a girl in their lap or at least holding their hand.What progresses after that is up to the man and his pockettook.As No.t girl, Lee rarely spends more than 10 minutes al a time with a man before moving on.She finds girls for men as they come in, sits with customers until their \u201cregulars\u201d are free, skips back and forth between bar and restaurant and frequently has three or four Saigon teas going at different tables at the same time.Most of ihe girls develop short-lived but intense crushes on some man and frequently they break into tears if he fails to show up.There are near brawls if a girl tries to cut in on a \u201cregular.\u201d Family planning starts = to catch on in Pakistan 1%®»! Ir1 KARACHI (CP) \u2014 Family; Alternatives were radio and planning is beginning to catch films.But more than 80 per //' \"l\t/) on in Pakistan, where some 33,- cent of Pakistan's 110,000.000 V\t000.000 \u2018\u2018conventional\u201d contra-;citizens live in rural areas./ erôonu là\tjeeptives have been sold in just * Anyone who has seen the mud one year of a campaign to ed- huts of West Pakistan and the Miss Evelyn Lawrence of,ncate a largely-illiterate popu-straw ones of East Pakistan re-Niagara Falls, formerly of Sher- Lition in their use.\talizés why radios are luxuries! brooke, is a patient in the Expected resistance on religi- beyond the reach of most of Hotel Dieu, Room 429.c: ¦ ¦ s recipe CHOCO SPICE COFFEE (Makes 6 servings) 2j cup dry instant non-dairy coffee and team creamer '< cup cold milk 2 tablespons sugar 1 tablespoon unsweetened * cocoa 's teaspoon each: Allspice, cinnamon Dash nutmeg 1 ¦- teaspoon vanilla 6 cups hot coffee 6 stemmed red maraschino liiiMiià ous grounds does not seem to the village folk, have materialized.Where it As for films, the planners de-j has, it may have served to at- cided they simply did not have1 -j- I /\t.\ttract attention where ordinary enough funds for this.Just a loday S rocips advertising failed.\tlittle more than 284.000,000 ru- ELIZABETH ANN, 6-year-old and BARBARA GLADYS, Health Minister Kazi Anwarul pees (about $54,000,000) was all 3-year-old daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Garth Harrison of Haque gleefully related t h a t, that could be spared out.of the\tBury, granddaughters of Mr.and Mrs.James D Harri- when some family planning clin- third five-year-plan funds for\tson, also of Burv, and of Mr.Vernie Mont-omerv of Saw.ics were first set up they were family planning.\tycrville.little noticed despite advertise As this meagre I'll IMHj Bit cherries Chill bowl and beaters injby the hundreds are flocking loan 22 villages iü feljilj, - Question* readers ask Polly's pointers t fr\u2019if SU» Dim V ifpsc* ijfmr ittnni ! Job printing troubles are part of our business.We will be Happy to freely give you the benefit of our experience -Bbut fast \u2014 if you will call 569-3036 Sherbrooke Daili) Bccord P.o.Box 1200 Sherbrooke, Que.amount had ments and billboards.\tto be spread over five years,, But later, when \"organized against rising costs, films would opposition\" to them showed up be uneconomical, from religious extremists NEEDS PERSONAL TOUCH among the largely Moslem pop- Moreover, officials found the; illation, people suddenly be- details simply could not be put: came aware of the clinics and across to the unread folk ex-! \u201c\u2018began to use them more andieept by personal contact and more.\"\tlong explanations.Now family planning workers This was proved in an initial are telling how village women:research campaign carried out \u201e\t\u201e near Comilla, j refrigerator for 15 minutes, the clinics, asking to be fitted East Pakistan, between 1961 Blend non-dairy coffee and tea with the \"loop.\u201d The plastic and 1965.The research also increamer, milk, sugar, cocoa, loops are intra-uterine devices dicated the right approach.: spices and vanilla in chilled inserted into the uterus under A small army of doctors and jbowl.Whip at high speed uith'sterile conditions.\tsocial workers was trained, electric mixer until soft peaks IGNORANCE IS OBSTACLE They fanned out and in turn form (3 to 5 minutes.) Serve The major obstacle the plan- instructed groups of (largely il-: coffee topped with chocolate ners of the campaign have had literate)village midwives, who ! whipped and garnished with to overcome is\u2019the widespread again spread out and did the ! cherries.\tilliteracy.The literacy level in real job of selling the idea to -\tPakistan is hardly 18 per cent, the 20.000.000 fertile women in Therefore billboards, ad- the remote areas, vertisements, pamphlets and While the midwives were tell-; other such promotional means ing the women all about it.! are next to useless for the bulk male workers talked discreetly of the people.\tto the husbands.Q - Please tell me how to j select tomatoes in the market.1 don\u2019t seem to have much luck.A - Handle tomatoes carefully because they bruise easily Fully ripe tomatoes being ex- DEAR POLLY\u2014When staying flat with a pan but evidently tremely delicate, are often pick- overnight tn a motel with chil- the heat affected the glue lined before reaching maturity and dren.identify your room to derneath as it now has a large then allowed to ripen enroule make it easy for them to locate, ripple, which moves when I to market.If they aren\u2019t fully\tsince\tall\tdoors usually look\tpress on it.1\tcan hide it with ripe when you buy them, place\talike,\ttic\ta bright red bow to\tthe cookie jar\tbut I would like them in a dry place, away from the outside door knob.This will to get this straightened out.Has I light, never on the window- be easy to see and can be re- anyone else ever done such a sill because Ihe sun will ripen moved when leaving and used silly thing and what did thev them unevenly.Refrigerate ful- over and over.\tdo about it?- MRS.L.M.M.ly ripe tomatoes to prevent The children will find it much overripening.\teasier to work with modeling DEAR POLLY - 1 am an- When selecting at market, clay if you first mb their hands s\"{'nnS Mrs.E.R.who has a look for those tomatoes that are with soap.\twhite velvet wedding dress and well \u2022 formed and plump, of\tCut\ta strip of sponge rubber T*008 n°l know\twhat to do with uniform red color, free from\tand push\tit into the ends of\t1 say sel1 ^ or save ^ un'\tBeaded\tbeauty marks and not overripe or soft.] spools of thread that are often ül nt'w\tmemb?r ls! All that glitters is fashion in Avoid tomatoes that are puffy, used, like black and white.Put on .e \"a5' and then make a autumn\u2019s after-dark dresses, a sign of poor flavor.Scarred.; a needle of the right size for the!Car,,,af*\u2018t, co.'f,lje\u2019.onnet\tThe spotlight glow focuseson rough tomatoes, or those with< thread in the end of the sponge c,° , ,01 j J c firj 01\tthe beaded beauties.For even- slight deformities, or with well- _\\viLDA\tjacket and bonnet for a little ing (he dress mav be slim, haled growth cracks, may be\tboy.Try making a skirt for swjngv or Rowing It mav be obcjctionablc only in appear- DEAR POLLY - To pinpoint ^e bassinet or even makin8 sh0rt or lone But if it\u2019s a new ance.Otherwise they may bo the car ash tray m the dark, flcSant short curtains for f ,, fash10n most ht-Mv all right.Such slight irregular!- try using reflector tape.It works baby\u2019s room.MARY\u2019\tbeaded ties will not detract when you like magic if you line the rim DEAR p0llY-I have a Solidiy-beaded dresses flash serve tomatoes sliced, cut into or edge of the ash tray as one r, of floor\th hasi\"\u2018ih fashion fire.Deep, beaded Pieces or salads, or used m would do when applying double- thic^.Is lhere anv wav r! collar effects gleam on other soups, stews and casseroles.| old bias tape The tape glows \u201e\u201e lhln u s0 thal u \u2018will stm dresses.Or, beads trace glitter- in me dark.\u2022\u2022 LAI HE KIN E (jç seif.poiishing?\u2014TONI\ting patterns, such as diamonds, DEAR POLLY - Yesterday ; DEAR POLLY-Gentle r u b on °Pul*nt fabrics.I put my iron on our la mi- dirty shirt collars with nylon nated plastic drain board, plug- net wrapped around a bar of .\t_ T._¦ j Ref* in am1 wcnl 10 set my soap to pretreat them before icooing board.When 1 returned putting in the washing machine.^¦lïVTifT it\tthr hcal froni thc iron haci rais\u2018 Also.I use plain net to get my \" 1,1 1,111\teri a bubble the shape of the dishes clean.It works as well (Photo by Gerry Lemay) II I j A dgi \"W!\t\"'\"IP\" 1 l ¦ iiiliiii jp ¦iff It.\t\t CYNTHIA BERNICE, 11-mnnth-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Erie W Nobes.Lennoxville.She is the granddaughter of Mr.ai* Mrs.Reginald Nobes.of Sherbrooke, and of Mrs.Gordon Lcarmonth.of Lennoxville and the late Mr.Gordon Lcarmonth.i 1506 King West \u2014 569-3423 sidc of thc iron an,h sides were try-1 one more in their part of the ing ol,t new players but the : ! third and Carey went idle in Braves held the edge and we the third.\t[think that Ihe Canadiens under : It was nothing across for rated them They will certain-jboth teams in the fourth.Threejly have to build if they wish to runs for Truckers in the fifth stay with the Braves as they to give them a one run lead will no doubt improve and they added three more in more lime.\u2019the sixth to take the game.; Carey squad was held off the \",lr' 1 \u2019score sheet after the second i-sh^rbrwvke p.jaj-ry, [innings.They did manage one (Kennedy, Murray) run in the seventh.The teams! : Vadpau Pepin| will battle it out again Sunday! 3\u2014sherbrooke r Jarry.afternoon\tMurray, Kennedy ;\t15:42 1 Penalties R.jndoin.0:37; Belle- ,*le C1^ Montreal He has marre.3:38; A.Gaudette and Ken-ibeen president of the Junior \u201e .\t._ ,\t_ .ncdv- 10 i Minnesota \t\t88\t72\t.544\t11 Chicago \t\t82\t77\t.516\t15'-2 Cleveland \t\t80\t79\t.503\t17'/2 California \t\t78\t81\t.491\t19'g Kansas City .\t71\t86\t.452\t25'2 Washington\t71\t88\t447\t26'2 Boston\t.¦\t72\t90\t.444\t27 New York .\t68\t88\t.436 28\t NATIONAL\t\tEAGUE\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Los Angeles\t\t65\t.591\t\u2014 Pittsburgh\t.\t92\t67\t.579\t2 San Francisco .\t90\t68\t.570\t3^5 Philadelphia , ,.\t85\t74\t.585\t9 Atlanta\t.\t88\t76\t.522\t11 St.Louis \t\t80\t79\t503\t14 Cincinnati \t\t\t75\t82\t.478\t18 Houston\t\t\t70\t89\t440\t24 New York \t\t65\t98\t411\t28 lu Chicago\t.\tM\t100\t.371\t35 Carey Truckers 340 000 1\u2014 8 401 033 x\u201411 9 1 Sid Scintillating OWL\u2019S HEAD! Bigger and Better for the 1966-67 Season Substantial Savings offered fo SHERBROOKE AREA SKIERS till DECEMBER lSf :cnb!\u2019T\\CKUtS nov( ovet i\\ab\\e TVJO Mjin-is osb .>8000 ,55.00 43500 ENROLL NOW -» $180.00 » .$î«.00j EXCLUSIVE TO NAP.COTE ltd SPORTING GOODS 151 WELLINGTON NORTH Tel.569-9069 T PENNANT AT A GLANCE National League WL\tPef.GBLTP Los Angeles\t94\t65\t.591\t3 Pittsburgh\t92\t67\t.579 2\t3 San Fran.\t90\t68\t.570 SV^\t4 Los Angeles\u2014At home (none) Away (3).at Philadelphia Sept.1 30.Oct.1.2, ¦.niw LUCKY WINNER \u2014\tGuy\tS\twon\tin the special tourna- I-essard.right,\t» seen\tjust\tment\theld at the Lennoxville after he had\taccepted\tthe\tGolf\tand Country Club.On keys to his new\tear which he\t-\tthe left is Georges Sylvestre, elob president and Robert Martin, president of Martin Motors Sales.i.Record photo by .\tGerry Lemay) THE FERST TOPIC up for discussion in this week\u2019s review of the Easter Townships high school sports concerns that sport which captivates the present majority of attention and interest of the students \u2014 soccer.The initial part of the St.Francis Valley soccer schedule has passed in the last week and a half, and thus far same excellent, and not-so-excellent games have been witnessed.Although it is generally accepted that St.Pat\u2019s High School, and Sherbrooke High are \u2019keen rivals\u2019 on Ihe sporting plains, must this rivalry become so intense in a game as to be extended into a means of settling' grudges?Last Tuesday\u2019s meeting, the first this year of the two teams, resulted in hidden exchange of pokes, illegal checks, extra - high kicks and the frequent verbal battle, as each team refused to be \u2018outdone\u2019 in any department.An attack was followed by a counter-attack, or a response.Granted, soccer is a sport that contains a certain element of rough play, making the game exciting and interesting.but can one really condone this attitude?What was seen in this game was far beyond rough play, and sportsmanship was nowhere to be found.The St.Francis Valley Interscholastie Athletic Association will hold their annual general meeting Monday night.October 3.One wonders whether this matter will be mentioned, and discussed.Another point with regard to their senior soccer games that deserves discussion is the officiating.To date, certain games have operated with officiating below standards, and the entire blame for this can be placed on the shoulders of the home teams.The hosting school should keep in mind that they are not performing their duty if they fail to acquire adults who have a knowledge of the game.This task will not be done efficiently, if anyone is \u2019picked up' to referee this competition.?QAPSA PROVINCIAL PLAYOFF DATES have been released for senior hockey, and boys and girls basketball, but there may he a few changes in store.The Quebec Association of Protestant School Administrators has the weekend of March 10-11 set for their senior hockey playoffs, with the following weekend occupied by the MacLeod Provincial girls\u2019 basketball playdowns at Bishop's University.The annual Visser competitions, for the boys\u2019 championship, is presently scheduled for March 24-25.at McGill in Montreal.This however, may be altered.If not, rt will be an Easter Basketball weekend, as March 24 to Good Friday! ¦ir ?\t\u2019\u2019fe\u2019 AN AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED between the St.Pat\u2019s Old Boys Association, and the St.Patrick High School Fathers Club, with regard to the hockey program at the high school.St.Pat's Old Boys have agreed to sponsor the minor hockey program completely The Fathers Club, an organization that has sponsored the sports program al the school, will now only supply the coaching staff, leaving the financial arrangements to the Old Boys.The opinion from this corner on this ¦partnership\u2019 favors such an amalgamation, as the Old Boys move into their ancient regime of yesteryear.tît ?iV HIGH \u2014 LOW \u2014 AND IN BETWEEN Our Eastern Townships Track Association runner, Brian Laberee, a student at Sherbroke High School has again reaped rewards of a seed sown long ago.The seed is practice, cultivated by endurance, and his latest harvest was in the annual Lafontaine Park three-mile run for the juvenile age class, as he was second, .just 2.8 seconds behind the winner, Guy Lepinc, of Montreal's Palestre Nationale.Competitors from Quebec and Ontario were present.Brian, with a special source of \"running inspiration is presently the title holder of the Provincial High School Mile Run.and is a likely candidate for the Quebec team in the Canadian Juvenile Mile Run later on.?Wayne Nugent, physical education instructor al Mitchell School, now that he is a papa for the first time, may-have a female Athlete of the Year, but possibly only in 1980.His wife, Eileen presented him with a six pound, one ounce bundle, labelled Christina Eileen.Congrats! ?In basketball briefs, there is presently a proposition in this Province to have high school girls\u2019 basketball operating this year under the established boys\u2019 rules.The QAPSA has the final decision, as their opinion weighs heavily, since all Protestant high Schools are competing for a zone berth in the MacLeod Championship.Feelings at this end of the Province are mixed .There is a rumor the the age limits in the Sherbrooke Basketball league, senior and junior divisions, will be increased hy one year.This too, if realized, is a wise move, as more high school students will be able to participate in this league.\t^ * SHERBROOKE PAII Y RECVTRJ), FUI., SEPT.10, 10M Bird piclures ¦cen by u.c w.ffew Asbestos town hall houses officials, police ana fire depts.et Reck Island\t- COCK ISLAND \u2014 The f:m ot Lie autumn meetings of the Su.nstead South Church U.C.W.held Sept.20 in the church hall was a tn vst uleasant one, ILrcv Fellows.Wethersfield.Conn., and Derb>.was a special gii.-st ami showed pictures he had taken of birds in the Con-netticut Valley, and giving narration.The films showed the great patience required in study of bird life.Mr.Fellow , was in troduced by Mrs.Lloyd Selby, program chairman, and thanked b\\ Mrs.C.R.MacLean U.C.W.president.Mrs.MacLean, opened the meeting by reading a poem.The First Autumn, followed by prayer.The date of Oet.29 was set for the rummage sale in the church hall.Mrs.C.R.Darby, Mrs.A.S.Judd, and Mrs.Alan Greer will pick up rummage.Others volunteered to work Friday afternoon and Saturday morning of the sale.The date of N\u2019ov.19 was set for the annual Christmas tea and sale to be held in the church hall.Mrs.Terrace Walsh agreed to be chairman of a project to .end gifts to an orphanage in Viet-anm.These gifts will be solicited as much as possible and should include clothing for children.ages 2 to 12 years.T-shirts, cotton pants for boys, dresses and underwea.for girls, as well a?other wearing apparel.toys, school supplies and such items as wash cloths, soap.The orphanage is being assisted by some of the American boys over there.A sum of money was allotted to Mrs.Walsh from the U.C.W.funds towards the project.Anyone having things to contribute should contact Mrs.Walsh or leave them with any of the U.C.W.members.Mrs.C.R.Darby and Mrs.A.S.Judd will be hostesses at the next meeting on Oet.19 in the church hall.Another member will be invited to join them as hostess.After the film showing, the hostesses Mrs.Janies Thomson and Mrs.Raymond Curtis served buffet refreshments, the table being centered with a bowl of seasonal flowers.Family celebrates 86th birthday of Flanders lady FLANDERS \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey French entertained a family group on Sept.19.on the occasion of Mrs.A.E.French's eighty-sixth birthday.Those from a distance attending were: Mr.and Mrs.Elgin French, Mr.and Mrs.Pat Ryan and two sons, of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Hershel French.Lennox ville; Mr.and Mrs.Gordon French.Master George and Miss Carol French, Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Bissell and three children.Sawyerville.Mrs.French received many cards and gifts.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Bryan McDermott have returned home from an extended motor trip to Western Canada and Montana, They were accompanied home by Mrs.Maud Brecon, of Brandon.Man., who is their guest.Lawrence Recently visiting Mrs.P.Cooper w;ere Mrs.Sarah Jack son, of Creslon, B.C., Mr.and Mrs.Henry Jackson and children, of South Ham.and Mr.Austin Jackson.Brantford.Ont.Mr.Austin Jackson had recently motored to Creston, «\u2019here he visited his brothers.Dennis and Eddy, and their families.On the return journey, he was aecomapnied by his mother, Mrs.Sarah Jack-ion, stopping cn route to spend a few days with Mrs.Jackson's son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Stanlej Jackson, and family at London.Ont.This was the second long trip this summer for Mrs.Jackson, who is in lier 90th year.Previously, she had accompanied her son, Eddy, Ins wife and two daughters to Northern British Columbia, where they spent two weeks visiting her nephew.While here.Mrs.Jackson, with her daughter, Mrs.Cooper, and son.Austin.visited Mrs.Carl Graham at the Rosemary Rest Home m Bury.Mr.and Mrs.Herman Dougherty, of Cowansville, «ere visitors at the home of Mr.and Airs.P.Heegsma on Sept.18.DITCHFIELD St.John's Church celebrated its Harvest Festival on Sept.15.The service was conducted jointly by Rev.M.C.M.Jones Bury, ond Capt.Ronald Smith.ScoUtown.The church was appropriately decorated for the occasion wth garden produce, flowers and colored leaves.There was a good turnout in sp:te of the cold, wet evening.Miss Nance Vcarv and Mr.Tommy Veary, freshmen student at Bishop\u2019s University, were at their home during the weekend.Company and community, the story oT success that built one of Quebec's finest communities.DAIRY INC.144 Noel Street ASBESTOS, QUE.Tel.879-4222 rmt 3» ] m»;*.CONGRATULATIONS to the Mayor and Council of the TOWN OF ASBESTOS CAQUETTE & FRERES LTD.Plumbing & Heating 142 Du Roi Street \u2014 Asbestos, Que.We wish to add our congratulations to the Mayor and Town Council of Asbestos on the opening of their new Town Hall, and wish them every success in the future.SEftVtEttPO\t^ The Mayor and Councilmen TOWN of DANVILLE DANVILLE, Que.ARCHITECT'S VISION \u2014 This is how the architects visualized the new Asbestos city hall.The structure, now completed and housing the city government, is a realization of this vision.are a Library, gymnasium, reception hall contained in five floors of town hall ASBESTOS, o name all Quebec and Canada can be proud of,a town with .INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL \\ CENTRES t ¦0 OEMERSi DELORME Architect 2215 Galt St.West Tel.569-9928 The corner of DuRoi Street and Boulevard St, Luc has a new look in Asbestos.The new town hall, built there at a cast of $450.000 was opened for public service this July.The building is square.81 feet in length and width, with five floors, including the basement.The building rests on a concrete base, 146 by 106 feet in size.It was designed by the Sherbrooke firm of architects, Demers and Delorme.One of the advanages of the building is that it has access to all sections of the town.This is especially important to the fire department which is lodg ed in the basement.Also in the basement are the police department headquarters and offices, small cafeteria, jail cells and gymnasium.There are 14 permanent policemen wdth h volunteer fire brigade of 24 men.The municipal library, situated on the first floor has some 1.800 square feet of floor space and contains about H).(XK) books in French and English.Another room consisting of 1.800 square feet has been allocated for the health depart : ment.The tax collection and huild-ling registration offices are on the second floor.The third floor has council chambers, a reception hall, and police court offices.The mayor\u2019s office, municipal officials, council and caucus room, social welfare ami recreation association quarters are on the fourth floor.The project was financed with; the aid of a $800,000 federal ! provincial loan.The design was decided upon by the Asbestos council after a survey of other city and town halls in the Montreal area Ground was broken last fall and work was completed this summer.The construction was done by the firm of Laurier Vachon Ltd.of Asbestos.In 1068, Mayor J.Maurice Beauchesne of Asbestos said in a television interview, \"A structure to accommodate the ladministrative offices, court house, police and fire departments personnel would cost about $400,000.He also re marked that in view of the fac that the federal government, ]on making preparations for the celebrations of Confederation, is allowing grants for the pur pose of construction of civic administration buildings, tt would be a good time to start thinking about a new city hall.Three years later Mr Beau hesne has realized the aecom pli.shment of this project.W $: \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ AW W\\ W\\ W\\ W\\ AW W\\ W\\ W\\ W\\ w\\ w\\ % As one neighbor to another we offer our congratulation to the Administra tors of the Town of Asbestos on the completion of their new and modern City Hall.CORPORATION SHIPTON The Moyor and Council ¦> r r\t¦/ ¦> ^\ts' s' W SW W\\ w\\ w\\ w\\ w\\ \\w sw SW !' .Jill.lie (In Mayor am! 1 1\t'*lil H\tCooncil \"1! the occaMon 1\t.:| Hi |A»\tof 1 lie opening of Ilic new ; HpPE\tAsbestos Town Hall.«ml \til % 1 1IM1' F*?1\tfri EÔ1ILIEN lifiil fl Il LAFRANCE M.L.A.for Richmond County\t Congratulations to the Administrators of the Town of Asbestos on their New Town Hal! Asbestos Eastern Transport Inc.ASBESTOS QUEBEC Tel.889 2755 CHIEF OFFICIAL \u2014 Mayor Maurice Beauchesne nf Asbestos has moved into the new rity hall which he was instrumental in obtaining for his city.Best wishes to the Mayor and Aldermen of the ASPHALT PLANT Near Danville ASPHALT PAVING \u2022\tSTREETS \u2022\tANTI-DUST TREATMENTS concrete FABI & FILS LTEE DANVILLE, Que \u2014 Tel.839-3144 Head Office: 800 King St.East \u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.569-6333 Asbestos is a fine place to live and do business \u2014 it's a community noted for progressive thinking and positive actions\u2019 COAKLEY FURS & CO.122 Du Rot St, ASBESTOS, Que.\tTel 879-4844 When you say ASBESTOS, think of progress! GOOD LUCK to the Mayor and the completion of the ASBESTOS TOWN HALL Brisson & Latendresse Mechanical & Electrical Engineers 1115 Prospect St.\u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.Tel 567-3937 ASBESTOS COMMUNITY ON THE MOVE! With a full scale town relnration and community planning program now being implemented, Asbestos promises to become one of Quebec Province\u2019s model communities a delightful municipality to live and work in, and a choice location for firms seeking ideal manufacturing sites.Asbestos has a lot to offer, their principal benefits being:- \u2022\tCAREFUL COMMUNITY PLANNING \u2022\tCONVENIENT INDUSTRIAL SITES \u2022\tAN ATTRACTIVE TAX STRUCTURE AND RATE \u2022\tGOOD TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES \u2022\tEXCELLENT COMMUNITY SERVICES for residential, commercial and Industrial areas t\twithin the municipality.\u2022\tA CAPABLE AND WAITING WORK FORCE \u2022\tGOOD SCHOOLS, FINE CHURCHES and TOWN BENEFITS For details on Asbestos\u2019 potential as an industrial location, write for information, attention of the Asbestos Industrial Commission; TOWN OF ASBESTOS Asbestos, Que.à l 10 STTEKBIOOICE ÏUJLY HKCOBD, PBt., SETT.SO, 1908 Country notebook By WALKER RILEY Macdonald Cellcga Congratulations to Carolino Templeton ami Andy Ness who have proved themselves the best Junior judges of rattle in the Province of Quebec.Andy and Caroline rcpres senlcd the Howiek Young Farmers Club at the Quebec Fair early this month.Now they are waiting to hear if they go on to Toronto for the annual national 4-II do.Caroline is in her first year tea cher\u2019s training course at Macdonald College, and says she is loving it, Congratulations also to their coach and leader, Robert Ness, not only for this honour to his judging team but also for the excel lent showing his Ayrshires made at Quebec.By the way, 1 hear that Ross Oswald, that pillar of 4-11 strength in the Lachute area, suffered a broken arm the other day when he fell off a load of hay.Fast recovery, Ross.Limestone as an addition to corn silage keeps on pop-ping into the i ews.And right now silos are being filled.I asked Peter Hamilton what the Department of Animal Science thought about the practice.\"For beef cattle,\" he said, \"adding ten pounds of finely ground limestone or calcium carbonate to each ton of corn silage as it goes into the silo is worth trying.But for dairy rattle stay away from it, until we know more about it.There isn't any apparent benefit when fed to milking cows, and you might even decrease milk production,\u2019\u2019 Apparently, the limestone changes the fermentation pattern in the silo.Twice as much lactic acid is formed, and proportionately less acetic acid.And it is lactic acid, the nutritionists tell us, that is the more easily converted to animal fat in the digestive system.So that is why limestone in the silage is useful for beef, but not for dai cattle.Urea is another material that is living blown into the silo along with corn.There is only one reason for using it.By JOHN BRADSHAW It is a cheap source of protein.compared with soybean oil - meal or even alfalfa hay.Ten pounds feed - grade Urea very carefully mixed in each ton silage will raise the protein level from 7 p.c.to H p.c.on a dry matter basis to 10 p.c.or 12 p.c.This Ls about the right protein level for fattening beef, and for the dairy herd can make a saving on the protein concentrate bill.But it won\u2019t save you anything if you don\u2019t adjust the protein level of your dairy ration to match.As a rule of thumb, you can cut back 2 p.c.\u2014 for example, from 16 p.e.dairy ration to 14 p.c.dairy ration.1 can\u2019t find any figures how much of the urea added to the silage is lost before it is fed.But this lead- to one of the warnings.If the corn is high in moisture, you might have the urea leach down through the silage to the bottom layers.And a heavy dose could be deadly.Ten pounds per ton well distributed through the ensilage is well within safe limits, I understand that the Cya-namid Company is marketing a mixture of Calcium and Urea as a silage addition un der the trade name of Ca! rea.Do-it-yourself Selecting proper glue assures success The thought make you hold you need not look down it _ the thought of using one of the ufaeturer's instructions.many adhesives available zero weather and what comes out of it next sprin.It was really fascinating to watch a 50 - ton, ten - foot high heap of loose chopped second - cut red clover being sucked down to four feet in less than an hour by a milking machine vacuum pump.The stack was firmer than if a tractor had been packing it all afternoon.No .spoilage is supposed to take place under the plastic cover.The kits for these plastic \"silos\" are being sold in the States.Prices for a 200 ton unit were given as $330 and 60 p.e.of that for the second year to replace the huge 40 foot wide top and bottom plastic sheets.This works out about one dollar a ton, not much more than the interest charges on a tower silo.But the costs of getting the feed from the silo to the cows must be compared, also.of glue may proper preparation.It also will ing unlike materials.They re-your nose but,result from the wrong choice of quire the most care in applying .1\t- * at glue and not following the man- and are the most expensive The glue is in two parts, a resin i.__\t.t ! Mucilage and paste are used ^ an activator Separately mlnh th n.»\tmC h 1 for P8')Pr and light fabrics, ^ sfick t0 noting Together r-nr' ni,S' Succ'>ss depends lightweight, porous materials.thnt-Uy.v;ntfie County.Length project No.1516 _________ of 2.05 mile.Only those having their principal place of business in the counties of Arthabaska.Bagot.Nicolet.Drummond.Richelieu, Saint-Hyacinthe and Yamaska are allowed to bid.A payment of $10.00 not reimbursable, to the order of the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain the plans and specifications.Certified cheque or policy of guarantee (bid bond): $13.600.00 Tender cloring date: Wednesday, October 26,' 1966, at 3 P.M.(E D.S.T.).Gasoline £ Diesel fuel Road Department St.Louis de Blandford, Arthabaska County.Are qualified to tender gasoline £ diesel fuel distributors operaUng in the county of Arthabaska.Tenders closing date: October 14, 1966.11:00 A.M.(Official Time) Project No.1524 \u2014 Calcium in bags Roads Department St-Jean Port Joli £ Accès- Comte de ITslet.Tenders closing date: October 14, 1966.11:00 A.M.(Official Time) Project No.1525 \u2014 Octo- 600 - Gross Ball - Pen?Executive Council ment, Quebec.Tenders closing date ber 13.1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1517 \u2014 Cutting off machines Municipal Affairs Department Xotre-Dame-de-Lorette, P.Q.Tenders closing date: Octo-Depart- ber 14, 1966.11:00 A.M.(Official Time) Project No.1 526 \u2014 Octo- School Laboratory Equipment (Optics) Education Department Tracy.Tenders closing date: October 14.1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1518 \u2014 Oc to- day, P M October 19.(E.D.S.T ).1966.at 3 Project 5152-66 Project 8282-66 \u2014 Waterworks system in the Monmlaisir Street, for the Voltigeurs Park, in the townships of Wendover and Simpson, Drummond County.Only those having their principal place of business in the counties of Arthabaska.Bagot.Nicolet.Drummond.Richelieu, Saint-Hyacinthe and Yamaska arc allowed to bid.A payment of $10.00 not reimbursable.to the order of the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain the plans and specifications.Certified cheque or policy of guarantee (bid bond): $5.000.00 Tender closing date: Wednesday, October 19.1966.at 3 P M (E.D.S.T.) For those projects the documents may be obtained at De- School Laboratory Equipment ber 14, 1966.216-Arm-Chairs Health Department Drummonriville.Que.Tenders closing date: ber 14, 1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1527 \u2014 Office Furniture Public Work Department Montreal.Tenders closing date: Octo- St-Eustache.Tenders closing date: October 14.1966.Octo- 4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1531 \u2014 X-Ray Films Developer apparatus Health Department St-Eustache.Tenders closing date: October 14, 1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Necessary documents for all projects are obtainable from: Tenders Office, General Purchasing-Service, 585.Boulevard Charest Est, Quebec.SURPLUS EQUIPMENT SALE Project No.S-2 \u2014 General Purchasing Service Province of Quebec.Barring prior sale or cancellation the General Purchasing Service requests tenders for the purchase, as and w'here it is, ©f a \"Mailander\" \"Ideal\u201d press, No.3K, Serial No.3809 - 3827, plate size 41% X 4114\u201d, sheet size SOW X 44'-x\", impression size 28V\u2019 X 43(4\u201d, minimum sheet size 15\" X 21%\u201d.This press is stored in the Public Works Department warehouse.725 Henri - Bourassa Boulevard West, Montreal, TENDER CLOSING DATE: 4:00 P.M., October 18, 1966.Necessary documents may be obtained from: General Purchasing Service, Tender\u2019s Office, 585 Charest Boulevard East Quebec GEORGE BUSS1ERES Director.( Mechanicsl Education Department, Tracy.Tenders closing date: October 14.1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1519 \u2014 4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1528 \u2014 Gasoline Roads Department Camp 7 Montmorency county.Are qualified to tender gaso- School Laboratory Equipment line distributors operating _ Installation of a lighting sys-Nicolet, Drummond, Richeheu.tem on Highwai No.19 at the Saint - Hyacinthe and Yamas- south exit of the bridge on the partment of Roads.Room E-5 ka are allowed to bid.\tSaint-Maurice River, in the Parliament Buildings, Quebec.(Mechanics) Education Department Hauterive.Tenders closing date: October 14, 1966.4:00 P.M.(Office Time).Project No.1520 \u2014 School Laboratory Equipment (Optics) Education Department.Hauterive Tenders closing date: October 14.1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1521 \u2014 Contract for printing of 575.- the county of Montmorency Quebec.Tenders closing date: Octo-14.1966.4:00 P.M.(Official Time) Project No.1529 \u2014 80 - Steel Vertical Filing Cabinets Public Work?Department Montreal.P Q.Tenders closing date: October.14.1906.4:00 P.M (Official Time) Project No.1530 \u2014 X-Ray Table Health Department, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE LIABILITY INSURANCE Tender - Insurance No.11 - Risk Bodily injury.Limit: $250,000.Organism: Department of Education.Insurance brokers having their place of business in the Province of Quebec and having a valid permit for genera! insurance are entitled to bid.A payment of $5.00 (certified cheque or money order), payable to the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain specifications and documents for tender.This payment is not refundable.Guarantee required (certified cheque) with the tender:$100.Tender closing date: 11 a.m.((E.D.T.) Monday.October 17, 1966.The documents necessary for this tender may be obtained at the office of the Controller of Insurance.Room C-15.Department of Finance Parliament Buildings.Quebec, The Controller of Insurance, CHARLES FAURE.I I "]