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Established 1897 Price: 10 Cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 19h7 Seventy-first year Second largest in peace time I Huge deficit predicted OTTAW A (CPI — A federal deficit of 8740.000.000. ■the 11th in a row and the second largest in peacetime, is ★ ★ ★ [forecast In i inance Minister Sharp. For most Canadians, the only bright spot in the minis­ ter's budget speech Thursday night came in a government Taxes assault on drug costs. In a three-pronged attack, he pro­ posed eliminating the 12-per-cent sales tax on all drues, teducing tariffs on them and changing their anti dumping on drugs regulations. The forecast deficit comes on * * * the heels of the actual shortfall i of $428.000.000 run up in the last slashed fiscal year. The largest peace­ OTTAWA (UP)--Finance Min- time deficit, $791.000,000, was in ! in isti-r Sharp wielded a tariff i 1901-02 when the Conservatives and tax knife un drug cost* were in office Tluirsdav night and promised The 06-year-ol.! minister, pro more steps In the government senting his third budget, includ to give consumers a better ing a mini-budget last Deeeni Sharp's price. her, defended the proposed def He eliminated the 12-percent ISRAELIS ON GUARD IN guards the Israel coast today- crisis. icit as necessary to give the sales tax on all drugs, cffci-tn# GULF OF AQABA — An Is­ in the Gulf of Aqaba, a focal (AP Wirephoto via economy a moderate sustaining 8cpt I when druggists will have rael torpedo boat patrol point in the Middle East cable from Te! Aviv) force as it passes through a deli image used up supplies on which they ■ cate transitional period, have already paid the tax, j He also said he is asking OTTAWA (CP)—In its lan­ He reduced (ho tariffs by 25 again for restraint iront busi­ guage more than us proposals. per cent on most drug imports ness and labor to counter cost Finance Minister Sharp's budget and confined dumping duties on and price increases which would ilru;: imports to those prépara­ speech Thursday night cast fed­ tions actually made in this coun­ Three are killed in lead to ‘'increasing inequity and eral economic policy in the try idissension in the country." image of Mr. Sharp himself. There were no changes in per­ The price tag in loss of re sonal or corporate income taxes. A budget deficit is not new— venue from the sales lax was The proposed lifting of the 12- this is the Uth in a row bu1 estimated at te.UKKMHK) and per-ceut sales tax, applied at Mr. Sharp’s repealed empha.-,s from the tariff cut at about $1,- the manufacturers' level, would;011 flexibility is. 000,000. armed border clash DRUG TAX SCRAPPED — drug prices which he aimnun- a number of products affect­ lake effect Sept, t so druggists Hi.s speech returned time and I inanee Minister S h a i p The sales lax and dumping ed in liis budget speech in ed hy Hie scrapping of the duties action implemented re- JERUSALEM (CP) — An chine gun, two antipersonnel keep pretty cool and keep our !'oui(i gei 1 id of existing stocks again to ferlerai initiatives ol drinks a toast—water—to Ottawa Thursday night. At a tax plus the cut on duties on armed clash erupted on Israel's mines and amnmnton. eyes on the ball.” f’n w .“ d*0 lax already has the last 18 months—the preese signify the end of the 12- commendations of the Commona press conference after the imported drugs hv ;’f> per drug prices inquiry which re border with Syria today, bring- It was the second day of firing Wilson said his talks with pai.d- term Mr. Sharp has spent ,n per cent federal sales tax on budget speech, he displayed cent. (CP Wircpluilo) inj the lirsl fatalities since the on Israel’s border. Jordan said Pearson had been "very good_ . fChanging ’anging thethe tautltanft andand anli- the finance portfolio ported April 3 that Canadian* Middle East crisis broke out. it opened fire Thursday on an as they alw-ay dumping rules would open the pay more than is necessary for are.” His speech made liberal t-e their drugs. Israel’s army spokesman said Israeli helicopter that flew over way to more competition and of the pronoun “1", and spnn two Israelis and a Syrian were its half of divided Jerusalem, Egypt showed no sign of back- help make sure the savings are | Mr Sharp accepted the enm- mg down in the confrontation passed on to the public, Mr. kled I-told-you-so's in discussing The City of Sherbrooke plans Miillce's position Dial these killed. Israel said a shell burst hit a the success of restraints he The fighting came a few hours house but no casualties were ^1^“ Ivna ^ ^<1' , sleps should be only part of » placed on the economic boom in -broader attack on the cause* after the appointment of Gen. reported. o ' f' j He tokl a later Press confer- 1966. Moshc Dayan, architect of Is- As the border incidents added 1n‘ 'Lion ','C" >rca encc ence however, that the govern- of high drug prices lie fore rael's triumph over Egypt in the to war jitters. French President tmaslon ment has no way of controlling His first words on the state to celebrate its day at Expo cast further measure* by other Suez war of 1956, as defencejde Gaulle spoke out on the Egypt threatened to close the pnees. But the government of 1)10 economy listed 13 legists , ministers. minister. Middle East crisis. warning S,iez Canal to any countrv that 'v°uld be keeping an eye on the tive items or government ac MONTREAL — (Staff)—The by Expo officials and will be secretary and the city clerk. WELCOMES REMOVAL The skirmishing was at the that any country opening fire tries to break the blo'ckade Quation, and he ..as sure other lions in which he played a Quebec Pavilion at Expo 67 briefed on Expo, Then the Company officials, the Removal of the sale;, lax was village of. Kfar Hanassi, popu-.will have ’’neither the approval Evident Nasser has pro-.S^PS would be tog, .prominent sole will be the official host to the party is on its own until 5 welcomed by drug induslr, Sherbrooke Chamber of Com latcd by settlers from the nor support” of France Arab c*aime^ 111 <-t,e Aqaba. Jbc 12.000-word speech, run included a budget and City of Shetbrooke June 78 p.m. when the Quebec Pavi­ poke men hut Mr Sharp * United States. It is less than a; states have considered France At the Mrttl end of the Sulf through ,n a faster than-usual 80 mim-budgct, five bills affecting when it wiil be City of Sher­ merce, and representatives of other slops were less popular lion has the guests for cock­ the Social Club and other mile from Syria’s border. |a friend in the crisis a Iti10u,jh dies Eiath, the Israeli port that! romutes, offered little else to the j income, old ago security and brooke Day at the Pavilion on tails and a buffet. jwitli them. groups, including the city's An Israeli army spokesman it has sold arms to Israelrar,, injn imports most of the nation’s oil. Public. •'-ales taxes, and two moves af- lie Notre Dame. The date has not been con­ Dr. W. W. Wigle, president of was two daily newspapers, are said a patrol encountered four the past. Israel has warned it will not ] llc dut-v on tequila feeling business investment. firmed by the Quebec Pavil­ the Phiirniaeeutical Mannfactur armed Syrians as they were re- "The worst thing which could 'vail indofi»tely for the Western,haJved’ antiques 100 years•C /'tlrlold No flag raising ceremony also invited. ers Association of Canada, aaid BOLD is planned but this does not ion although invitations are turning to Syria. Found near the happen would be the opening of Powers to work out a, plan to wil1 00 admitted duty free and being sent out to the various It is believed that the MP jlhe lower harriers to imports Syrian's body were a subma-hostilities,” de Gaulle said in a nullify the blockade. special margarines for allergy ue spoke of a bold new fed take away that the city coun­ (will mean “opportunists and cil and the ISO invited guests invited guests. and the MLA for Sherbrooke statement, ( Reuters Correspondent Ayr VK'Ums w)1l be admitted to lhe cral line in dealing with the Invited to rhe show of .imitators” will concentrate on WANTS DISCUSSION Wallenstein reported a w’avc of country. i provinces. wil! have loads of entertain­ County will be invited to th-j importing the big money mak antiques had to be ment and things to do. shows are all of the members reception. Other provincial : De Gaulle again called for the relief sPread across the country Previously The siwecli also emphasized ing drugs wdiilo producers here (United States,“the Soviet Union af,er Prcm>01- Levt Eshkol's 120 >'fars. old to escape duty of the city council, various government leaders will at­ (will Mill be expected to stock Mm that Mr. Sharp will be in the The city's party will be met city department- heads, such tend the one day meeting, : ^ -.f; s Britain, and France to try cabinet Thursday night yielded and- desl)1te the special conces | less profitable preparations as to for allergy suffers, there thick of events through 1967 and in the morning of June 28 as the industrial commission it was learned today. solve the crisis—a call received t0. Patriotic urgings and ap- 1968. ! well. WORLD ; coolly by the Russians although Poirited one-eyed Gen. Dayan as w'as no 'Ud‘cation of general arousing interest in Washington de^ence minister, a post Eshkol changes in the margarine im The ritual of an annual budget, and London. also bad held. port policy, setting the terms for tax policy British prime minister Wilson , . . Mr. Sharp rejected proposals a year at a time, are a thing; United and militant Israel faces Arabs, said that speed wras essential in 7RT that he lift the special excise of the past, he hinted. Now that; tax on television sets, radios.(Parliament is sitting more or- de Gaulle warns solving the Middle East crisis i |b,i i ii ■ i PARIS — (AP) — President and called for the return of ade U sM deadlocked phonographs, jewelry and other less continuously, it can act popular consumer goods on promptly to deal with “eco-! de Gaulle warned today that f!uate United Nations forces to UNITED NATIONS (CP) one-eyed hero heads defence department any nation which opened fire in dlc area. grounds there were no economic nomic possibilities” as they de-; JERUSALEM (CP) A milj who led the triumphant 1956 Nasser, claimed that the armed (tost of force against Nasser’* The UN Security Council was or social gains to be marie in velop. (lant Israel today faced the sur- the current Middle East crisis Speaking at a press conter-! reported deadlocked on the Mid- them this year. Sinai campaign against Egypt. I forces now control Israel and j blockade of Israeli shipipng. cnee in Ottawa shortly before !/ti‘ ; "TT '...... V'ïù" I "“r-"’ 1 kis may mean two budgets ; rounding hostile Arab world It was also announced that predicted that Premier Levi; A sweeping review of t.bc si til­ would have "neither the appro­ netore,die East crisis today, and the For business. Mr. Sharp said a year, although Mr. Sharp toldi with the broadest-based govern val or support” of France. leaving for Washington, he saidjnext th:' two main opposition groups Eshkol's government would he alion and plans for futur» da- He repeated his call or the that because there was a council session was post the government will lift, the re- a later news conference Thtirs- rnenl in its history and a na the Heruth - Liberal and the | overthrown soon unless il takes veloprnents were high on the breathing space” at the mo '^th» e Dtl1 ultUJiay‘ ! maining six-per-cent sales tax day night that he is "not pre- tional hero at the'head of its Rafi parties—accepted an mvi military a r t i o n against the agenda for a White House con- Ignited States, the Soviet, Un-i. mpni ™ , .1 loe council had been expected on production machinery imme- dieting” another in 1967. armed forces ion, Britain and France to seek ment this does not mean there to vote today on two rival pro- diately ' ■ ------armen forces talion to join a “national unity Egyptian blockade of IIw Gulf ference today between Presi­ instead of next April 1 He tokl reporters that his A wave of relief spread across government,'’ the first coalition of Aqaba. agreement on how the crisis cias 1)6011 a defusing of the situa , posais for cooling off the tens e as previously planned. budget this year should be re dent Johnson and British Prime should be resolved. !tlon. the country, reported Reuters government in Israel Minister Wilson. I situation. But informed sources: There no longer was a need to garded as a two part document correspondent Ayr Wallenstein, Heruth Liberal Trader Man MAY CLOSE CANAL Britain and the U.S. have ex- Wilson, who Thursday mghEsaid a day of private talks had restrain capital spending by The second will come when Par Wilson told a news conference pressed interest in the idea but liad 3''3 hours of talks after Premier Levi Eshkols chem Beigin was made minister with failed to muster sufficient business, and ending the tax— liament deals with legislation cabinet, Thursday night yielded AI Ahram warned that Egypt in Ottawa Thursday night that the Soviet Union has cold-shoul- Prime Minister Pearson, said without portfolio. will close the Suez Canal to the maritime nations would con- dered it. "Time is not on our side ,Teeme0t °Vlther 3 U S' rcso‘ subjccl of bilter criticism since to implement tariff concessions to patriotic ur'iir-s and anP Mohamed Hassanein Hevkal, 1,, . ,. .. . . shipping of any nation trying toi.sider asserting their right to evittoroffhe authoritative Ca.ro bl,,ak lhe bI(K.kad(, j, ,l;is ,n, p;iss;iw uosHigh (he Gulf , lare faring a very grave situaitûa , norSS'irr^siss.'sss? had an acceptable alterna would help reduce futurei5t2 pro- recent Kennedy i-™*»Round negotia- •' ^ <*»« «->** <*. w** of ^ tC ^ 11011 aild ad 0f n* have got to live been found. Dayan as defence minister m wspaper nl Ahram and e ose ,(| on ,h(, Ku|f between the Aqaba only if UN iduction costs. tions. It was Gen. Dayan, now efforts to friend of Egyptian President : Rod Sea and Israel's southern solve the crisis fail. Inflation [port, Klath. Johnson and Wilson during SAIGON (AP) — U.S. of­ I In a move to forestall any at earlier discussions evolved ficials are deeply concerned Mempt by U.S. and British war- these main points of strategy' over signs diet South Vietnam's Britannia rules with mirth and miniskirts ; ships to break the blockade, AI lor dealing with lhe crisis: economy may be headed for j Ahram said Cairo would regard 1. To urge restraint on the JCP) lhe Brit- mini-cars and before the show time powers of the world to de runaway inflation. not take such a declaration;when a party of 12 soldiers waslyears ago by French colonists. such attempts as aggression disputants in order to give se- One high source says harst ish had their day at Expo 67 was over even the Britannia sta- dare that the Gulf of Aqaba i- first. 1 3nd exercise ils right to bar the crel diplomacy ami public de­ Thursday and le.t fair - goers tues had been switched to mini- free to the shipping of all na- sent off on a 675-mile canoe trip The soldiers, members of the measures may be necessary if During lhe day Quebec trotted.to James Bay. They are follow Royal 22nd Regiment .aggressor’s ships from the Suez bate in the UN a chance to a feared inflationary surge in with the image of a Britain that skirts. jtions. if the United Nations does,out some tradition its own I ing a fur-trade route blazed 281 intake the voyage in «"days. ( 1888 ,n‘at'y of (work out a possible solution. the second half of the year is really swings. With the afternoon tempera- 2. To rally maximum support Britain s national day opened ture at 75 and a blazing sun. it tacked on to the 22 to 21 per The paper said Nasser’s gov- among the maritime powers for cent increase in the cost of liv­ with striped - pants ceremony, was the hottest day since the a declaration that the Gulf of ramrod-stiff Royal Marines and fair opened April 27. Crowds re- I government is drawing up a ing during the first five months | plan to meet "attempts by the Aqaba is an international wa Of 1367. a guard of honor, and ended sponded by coming in droves, terway which Egypt has no with mini-skirts and fun-poking although Thursday is normally United States and Britain to at hallowed institutions. a slow dav. (pressure and provoke Egypt.” ( right to tamper with. 3. As a last resort, to arrange it it it At the official flag-raising in Rv midnight the Al Ahram also said that Egyp­ turnstiles tian planes equipped with for an international naval force. Place ses Nations in the morn- had counted 206,251 compased Union -puhonaQe — ing. Commonwealth Secretary guided missiles were ordered to preferably under UN sponsor- MONTREAL — (CP) — The Herbert Bowden apologized for with an expected crowd of 101.- watch the B r i f i s h carrier hip. to challenge the Egyptian Conned: ration of National Trade the absence of Prime Minister 150. Total attendance so far has ] Hermes, now anchored off Aden blockade. However, the virtual l ni.m> is trying to establish Harold Wilson — "verv grave been 8.952.222. [after turning back from a voy- certainty of a Soviet veto made such UN sponsorship most un­ "l mon patronage" in its rela- reasons have prevented him Prime Minister Wilson was ! age to the Far East. The news- tiens with the federal govern- froni being with'us ” * originally to have been Britain's i paper said the 23,000-ton carrier likely. ! will not be allowed in Egyptian mem. Gerard Rancourt. score-- Before a*crowd of 3.500 in the representative on British na- NO BACKING DOWN SEEN tary of the Quebec leeeration fajr-s great amphitheatre he ,10naI da>' but instead he flew | territorial waters. o; o t r. saL Thuisday. paid "spécial tribute to Can- 10 Ottawa for talks with Prime Al Ahram also charged that Western diplomats in Cairo Mr. Rancourt. whose organi- aHa’s /lazm faith in the PittYinirm. Minister Pearson and today [ passage of the U.S. aircraft car. also said they considered there za. -n j> affiliated with the Ca- wealth and her constant efforts goes to Washington to see Pres­ irier Intrepid through the Suez was no likelihood Nasser would J Canal Thursday "represented Labor Congress,f said... in make a success of this won- ident Johnson. back down. the CXTU is trying ' Mr. Bowden asked visitors to J ; an American show of force even .3 exploit derful multi racial conception. though the captain told cana Manno or Minister Jean Mar In the atternoon British enter- ibe British pavilion to "think * «. riianri’s former trade union ties. ... „33p authorities the ship w-as bound tainers compressed 2.500 years nol; °f our anc‘ent historic for the Indian Ocean." it i* it of their country's historv into a s!or)- but of Britain in the world The Intrepid, with 78 jet fight­ INDEX 40-minute sptctacular that had °f t()daf ' ers aboard, steamed southeast 7.000 spectators howling with Mhen you think of 'swing- Ï through the Red Sea Thursday index . . . V’cî attack laughter. 1D= London, of our ‘pop' groups, Births, deaths 7 SAIGON — i API — A 1.000- our long-haired young men and j night. The U.S. defence depart Classified • raau force of Sauth Vietnamese MOCK TRADITION ment said she was bound for Com es s our short-haired mini - skirted Vietnam. Editorials ... 4 ptraireops and infantry chop- Against a massive backdrop young women — think, too, of Financial 7 F-d up a Viet Cong battalion with eight-foot statues of grin- our achievement today in sci- U.S. LEADERS HOPEFUL Sports 10 just south of the demilitarized Farm 9 , ning bulldogs and Britannias in ence and technology. . . Television and Radio . 2 zoRc ' iday and kilied at least traditional garb, they mocked Later, in answer to a press KNEES LP MOTHER MINT — Row of British hostesses, old Cockney song of Knee* up Mother Brown seems some­ U.S. leaders in Washington [ Townships j 1,.) v ie. Cong, toe \ ietnamese tradition and the class system, conference question, he said clad in (heir official outfit» v tcii British National Day how quite symbolic. w-ere reported still hopeful a Women ...... a command announced. ,Girls in mini-skirts paraded in.Britain wants the major man- celebrations at Expo's Place des Nation* Thursday. The [way could be found out of the j (CP Wirephoto) Micidla East crisis without a J; I wtotirbocuct: t>aîly nitronn, fri., .titnf 2. mfl7 About Television GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING JACOBY ON BRIDGE By GEtyE HANOSAKER HOM.YWOOD (AP me Fallu in Love, the car­ Listings supplied by each station and subject to changt without none*. 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, a ,0v1 auold boy, w a s jnJ , |n . ,ar _ 0,(, Normaml representative of the lederal, , n - I struck nv an automobile, while , im f -, „„ government for the occasionWT‘ f I’ viHinrr hi hirvrln .idltXM. & SUIT! Ol 8110 JXJ^SOS.S ion of IM Malory tOOl;S. ;Vr , c> ! Tl , a sum of $4.f).)0. speaking of Miss I*o ‘ NormaTJ(l Roland I^l.irnf Masons on weekend Mi. Justice George M. Ilvdc ; Baron "vou ha yt been a won . i < h upheld the judgment of Sher Justice Hyde wrote in Ins (|,,rfu] cn,|cr,or wh„ has helped Pl'U"10'1 ffU'R.y 1^1 }"' brooke Justice Gaston Desmar iudgment "I see no reason to:conscrv,, our past.» chargesrges alteraller theune «.towncrown na<.had GOATIGOOK fS|ieeial) Lodge id Canada, and using the. ais who had granted Patrick 'R^ur with the lower court North Hatley was extreme I given ils proof at their prelim [Ashlar Lodge No 31 will play Scottish Rile. Jalbert 75 per cent ol $6,000 and ^ Die boy testified that he1 vvt,|| represented with collet "Jary hearing. jhosi to over 100 visiliug Brel.li ,,'irs( tlu,,s worc t|lre(. dollars SHOTGUN CAUSED THIS — The ear belongs to Gerald other man with intent lo 75 per cent of $1.370...... did I00*1 10 the...... left, he was cros- |0rs slsul|f'h.„ aaas ltllMr,. andallu „„„Mrs Mi A Sherbrooke man pleaded, ren from Lodges in the Area', ycar payable al each meet This car’s rear window was Labrie. Maurice Haskell, wound and maim, appeared in .Talbert claimed in appeal an siL8 at lh'' middle of the inter c)uq an<| Mr. and Mrs no< 1RU'UJ'. y<‘slo.r<“y 1,1 S,‘r i ‘,l Mi‘ °" Sa,"r[charge of reckless drivim expected to witnes.- a Degree The Firs! l odge Room was Border Arena here will be c os- will close next month. afterfter itit was learnedThatlearned that the"Pi'the di- hoekeviwckey vvlrwhich h covers part of the . „ ,. ., , . , .'try and imagine what, exactly, against the man in connectior to be put on by a visiting team dedicated November IKth, 1KM ed P«—tly. aÆThf0r r*3'”*™ ^d Sd tMdmg costs "of imdalling \n h c* suit- wîreT^foTsSrcr nf ^ «bjcct* were used ^ lh(, incident from Mass. by R W. ftro W’ B. Graham, Everything is finished for that there is a lack of finan-,^ sale to ^ munlcioalitv of fac®- , ...... -,-„A , iforr"" (do/r,'‘ try and findf"1r the cowr'"1 -r-i^ rasp js fn proceed June Also attending will be Mosf 1)1) G M. ft is noted that. Rev. the summer months and accord-["^.^Ppart fr°m the ll0cal au',Rock Island. The town count-,l|------mg and $2,500 for inconvenien-t: milkers stool) and who mightmi„hi g as a matter 0f11 form Wor Bro J. B Naylor, Grand .John Foster was present 10r' Ie‘[ irefused to buy the arena be- -» % j...... , , . . have been the artists listed as • * * Master ol the Prov. of Quebec, Earliest fraternal visit to .As Ihe court in its judgment had . and other Grand I/idge officers cot Lodge was on SI John’s Negotiations are underway ; cause it was considered too | Q QGOIC'^Ω allowed the full amount of $600 ' ' tim„ whf.n (ilr mono A Sherbrooke man pleaded Inquests today with the nearby Wesley College__ for the loss of a school year J)0fy f>f Expo offerings is total not «uil,y yCS,CTday t0 3 rharfir from Montreal. Night, IHWL LAKE MEGANT1C — (Staff) ,o cven'-uall-v bu-v the Border This will he followed by a W Bro. George Wood, W.M and $500 for suffering. jy centralized in Montreal, it is of ,cavln'! in M,,n< n 'ifl ‘ buffet supper and a social ev< was chosen ns delegate from — Two inquests were scheduled Arena. Judge Hyde said he could notja ma)ter of local pride to havejdcnt' , ning in the Armouries, with en Ashlar lo attend a convention for this afternoon at 1 p.m. at If the negotiations boil down Mcrik Hatley Seoul camp accept the appellants conten- our own j(me masterpiece, one '•be vase of Gaston nemn tcrtainmcnl planned On Sun to be held in the British Mason the police station here. Dr, to nothing, the building will be tion that, the judge ignored suf- lhal js wor1h M;cing over to proceed June » as a matter ;]ay morning at II a in the vis it Chambers in the City of Monl­ Louis Gagnon of Sherbrooke, handed over to a real estate fering and inconvenience which over again all summer until "f form j Ring Masons, along with mem real on Wednesday the 20th of coroner will lead the inquest dealer. store burgled at Holland were included in the $1,500 and Sept. at. the Art Gallery of the * * * . bers of Ashlar Lodge and any October 1869. for the purpose into the deaths of Raymond The directors of the arena, it v-nn-rtr uv-m w- lêi.tt- S2.500 figure. Fauteux, killed in a two-car is understood, are in full agree- -,, , ,, d ’ BOUNDARA — (Special) — University of Sherbrooke’s Edu- A Sherbrooke man pleaded;Brelhren from area Lodges of laking into consideration the head-on collision 10 days ago;ment on the possible closing. £ groceiJ saore _ Ko’’cr final plans have been made As to the other $1,000 claim- optional Sciences building guilty to a charge of | who may wish to attend, will See “Coaticook" on Page 7 at Stornoway, near Megantic The costs of the arena ls BeBaron on Main S.re?i for the dedication ol the cd for looking after the boy driving, and was fined $50 and attend divine worship at SI. and Guy Quirion, who died in S100.000. it was constructed in broken into sometime be.ween Stearns Brock .Roy Scout Camp while he was in a plaster cast làààiaàiàvâsax'àWrsx- had his driver’s permit suspend Stephen’s Anglican Church and hospital of a fractured skull 1953 and officially opened dur- 5 30 p.m. Wednesday and 7:30 in Holland on Sunday. Jun 4. “the evidence is, that. . the appel BRIEFLETS cd for six months. observe the Centennial of the lo after a fight at St. Gedcon, also ing March the following year. a.m. Thursday. The barbecue will be at 1:30, anl «ave l,f> n‘s Prmr ;° Eugene Stibemma pleaded cal Lodge, which several years near Megantic. Artificial ice was installed in when Mr. LeBaron returned P-m-- followed by a guide', tour / ^.aj. IS - ' . ^TyxxxyxxsyyxxGxsxssyxxxxÿssxyxÿsiGx:: guj]ly to thc offence which he. ago assisted in the laying of LENNOXV1LLE committed May 27 in Stanstend. the Corner Stone there. - " ...... t0 t!ie store yesterday he ais- r-. • n( u hotel The trial judge was ap- É covered over $500 worth of cig- ''' ...... Dar,.n(i,. nof imnreisrH u.;*'h St. George s Guild salad tea, * * * First Regular Communication UOTir C arettes and saleable goods had f ,s answered on not imprc.xJ w.th June 7th., 3 30 lo 5:30 p.m. Sab A St. Felix de Kingsey man J|ine <• IH,’7‘ umler i),v O i ÏL-E bce„ taken. He said that thcjSc0ut actlvUles' this item of the appolant’s. food and was fined $50 and his driver’ Pensat,c’n lr'im the (J r a n <1 claim and. on the evidence I aProns’ plants , thieves had forced open a door Tb* formal ceremony will in­ would not interfere. I would ac- books. Come and buy your sum permit was suspended for six We wish to announce that our Bedding Plants to gain access to the building.:tbe raisins of the colors cordingly dismiss this appeal mer reading, at St. George’s; months in connection with NOW SHOWING The Finest In Entertainment' The North Hatley police, who ‘>y bcouts. Invocation by with costs.'’ Hall. Adults 75c, Children 35c..charge of being in control of a TiJ • • T ,. ex vx Vx Li?... n?*l» », are now ready. are presently investigating the ^Y; ^osepb Dus-ault, a Court The judge was backed in his ------car wbilc bis faculties were im TORN CURTAIN BEAU GESTE j of Honor with awards given to ,j break-in were called at 7:45 anti ion by Judges Tremblay NORTH HATLEY paired. Starring GTlr,». Scouts who are progressing U Starring the Stanstead Provincial Police ■ind Casey Annual Reunion 5th Field Re Denis Maurice pleaded guilty Guy NOTE: the next higher rank. Paul Newman, Julie Andrews have also been called in. giment, Overseas Association,[yesterday to the charge. He ex- • We don't sell wholesale. Dl'ZTs June 10th, 11th. Connaught Inn. plained that he was a-lecp CURTAIN ★ GESTE MELBOURNE North Hatley, Que. Banquet 6:30 while that car was stationary, ffWiTTiliTf • Quality has been our motto II 4 " 1 1 ” 1 1 8 * 1.00 - 5.20 - 9.35 — 3.25 - 7.40 for 20 years. p.m., June 10th. « » * LUIJj Jüil,i When dining out, why not try the . Mr. William Phipps,La chine, ------A Rock Island youth was ac • We have no agents or salesmen. was a Victoria Day guest of his NORTH HATLEY • We sell direct to our customers. î father. Mr Alfred Phipps. Mr. The winner of the Nursing • Bedding Plants are our specialty. j(FI* and Mrs. Lee Langlois, of Hunt- , , . , ingville were rerent callers at A^nt^Alumni Spring Draw Our Furnifure and Music Store More plants than ever before — over the same home. ing. was Mrs, R. M. Gifford 100 varieties to choose from, including Danville, Que. will be many new ones! Over 4000 rock garden plants, and over 3500 Geraniums! YES WE ARE STILL IN BUSINESS CLOSED ROLLING HILLS MOTEL Alter 64 years serving the Public on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS DURING JUNE - JULY and AUGUST AAA of Sherbrooke and vicinity. Goodhue Greenhouses Call us for al! flectrical insiallalions. ... so delightfully different AVe sell and service motors, starters and electrical equipment. on Duplessis Road FULLY LICENSED Wilson Sons Call 562-6547 Situated 2 miles south of Lennoxvilie on Route 5 LIMITED Clip this ad and bring a new customer with you for a free Telephone 567-5234 WIGGETT ELECTRIC 61 - 67 Wellington St. North — Sherbrooke — Tel. 562-2627 hy brid Begonia or 3 Frimroses. valued at $1.5(1, Mule they las 153 Morquette St., Sherbrooke, 562 0828 i ------J------^trbrooKf Dailii Record A-La-Madison Avenue The paper of the Eastern Townships. Russians practise Established February B, 1897, Incorporating the Sherbrooke tiarett# (est. 1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner test. 1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Dally Record Company l.td. U S. advertising 1)9 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Qua. Bv FRED SPARKS IVAN SAUNDERS HUGH DOHERTY JOHN BASSETT NEW YORK i NE A i — One m,'H nil lone tr.-n for­ Chairmen President Editer-ln-thlet eign diphmat.* attending the French embassy V reccpu n FRIDAY. .11'NF. 2. 1W in an elegant .Mo.vcnv reuauritnt were startled when, at an early hour, *11 the Russian dignitaries left in 'h< ir bUck. chaufieur-tlriven limousines Impeachment of judge unprecedented The remaining diplomats wore in a turmoil tinlv an earth-shaking event would detach the ever hungry Ru - Justice Minister Pierre I lliott Trudeau case, a feeling that led to the decision to Mans from ihe bulfet table», groaning under ham*, inr must find himself in an extremely un­ permit lusticc Landreville to appear be­ keys and caviar Had the Kremlin summon fore the bar of the House of Commons purpo-e tu everythin?. An r,d comfortable situation in introducing mea­ ed its commissar* to au­ can't *a\ 'Buy a car n sures in the House of Commons and the and ihe Senate when the resolution comes thorize a final, violent break up for dcabte. enjoy yuur Sunday» It must Senate to remove Mr. Justice I andre- with Peking" say something like. Buy a Had the Kremlin decided By this action, Mr Trudeau assures car to get to work faster villc from the Supreme Court of Ont­ on a perilous confrontation that the accused is guaranteed all his While slowly introducing ario because the latter has been declared with the Americans in Viet­ basic righls to justice. advertising *t home, the unfit to carry out his judicial functions. nam" Soviets—are you ready for Unfortunately the basic issue in the Recommendations for Justice I andre- \ciually the Soviet wheels this''—arc now soliciting 1 andrcvillc case is more one of ethics were speeding home lo watch American ad* for their pub villc's removal were made by a joint Sc than of strict legality. a revolutionary innovation on lications and networks They nate-Cornmons committee as a result of Soviet television — the fir.-J sent Dimitri Beckleshov to Bv tradition, judges in this country stock option dealings with Northern Ont­ Russian commercial*. New York to study Madison must be considered above reproach and \\enue techniques, then set ario Natural (las Company when he uas •o-O// The plural is correct—the there have been several occassions on first Russian commercials ran him up in a Moscow building mayor of Sudbury. bunched together, one after fronted -.by Russian an I which occupants of senior judicial posts English signs reading Ad­ Never before in Canadian history lias the other and they plugged, have stepped dtiwn from the bench not not brand names, for there vertise Your Goods in ihe a government or a justice minister, been because they have done anything illegal are no individual brands in USSR" 1 asked Beckleshov what placed in such a delicate position. hut because they believe that some in­ Russia, but general product* and places. American ads he sought For Even in Great Britain there has been discretion places them in danger of hav­ One showed a buxom, instance.' I said, "will you only one case of a judge being impeach­ ing their impartiality questioned. thirtyish lady, healthy as any take Coca Cola" "How can we" asked ed and that was more than century ago. Had Mr. Justice Landreville followed "OF COURSE TOU WEREN'T 'SPYING' FOR THE YANKS . AND IT JUST HAPPENS THAT YOU ARE 4-H clubber, urging viewers BEING POSTED TO TUKTOYAKTUK..." to "Drink more tomato juice Beckleshov, "we haven't any Faced with such a repugnant duty, it a similar course of action, much unplea­ — it's healthy." Another Coca Cola to sell—and I don't Is only natural that Mr. Trudeau should santness might have heen avoided for all showed a line sweep of Black think we should sell it any­ concerned including the judge him­ Sea while an announcer said: way." take action to assure that the judge he French Canada says: "Rest this summer in Yalta, "Well, how about good will given every opportunity to present his self. so you can work harder next ads" You know maybe Ford Bygone winter." would advertise and say: "We * * ☆ The commercials ran un­ want friendship with the interrupted seven straight Soviet people." Who should know better than a failure how to write » honk on how to succeed? All governments are equal and days minutes! "Would Hie ad show a Ford Yes. advertising has come car?" TEN YEARS AGO to the U.S.S.R. after years of "I guess so." Refugees must respect Canadian law wrangling between the Old "Then we couldn t take it' Ideological Establishment People would want a Ford ment of huge areas of western Canada Ottawa is superior to no one THETFORD MINES — Ap llie recent, and fortunately abortive, proximtaely 125 membar* and- which asks: "Would Marx ap­ car or something like it and and the United States resulted from the we have nothing Jike it.' attempt to bomb the Cuban pavilion at the quiet revolution that Que gua*t« attended the regular prove. comrade?" and the Montreal La Devoir Mr. nadian news co - njierative. Having thus eliminated Fxpo ft? and a number of related inci­ mass migration of people from the op­ kept up with the tempo and hoc has been experiencing for meeting of the Therford New Realistic Establishment, Arthur Wishart, Ontario's at which asks: "Will it sell, American consumer ads, torney general, stirred up a made it known to millions of the last 10 or so years, . . .— Branch of the Canadian Insti­ dents in Canada and the United States pressed lands of Fairope. comrade?' Beckleshov allowed that great commotion this week in Canadians. Sylvie St, Amant (May 24) tute of Mining and Metallur­ strengthen the demand in many quarters But as a condition of admission, these gy held at the Thetford Golf Oddly enough, Soviet egg­ heavy industrial ads would be the legislature in Toronto by It is not possible to estimate fine. "Russia wants to buy- people should he prepared to pledge that Quebec I'Actiotv It can he and Curling Club. heads have been all-out for that the Anglo-Saxon countries tighten saying that the centra! gov all the sacrifices that sur­ machine tools." he said, not seen that Quebec, without say importing Madison Avenue ,0 up their practises on the granting of pol­ they will not involve this country in Ihe ernment was the offspring of round 50 v ears of operation bv Dougla* Walkington, of the soft drinks.” ins ton much, is giving prior­ Gorki Street. Recently Rus­ troubles of their homelands or at least Hie provinces and that they a news agency such as The Chemical* Division of Cana­ In any case, advertising in itical asylum. ity to the French language. sia s intellectual "Literary could take advantage of the Canadian Press. Formed by a dian Industries Limited, was the Soviet Union, though in limit their activity to preparing for the We have this hospitality cam­ Gazette" shocked ils older conference on the Confedera­ handful of newspapers across guest speaker, his subject be its infancy, is a hopeful sign. By tradition dating back for centuries, paign which takes the form readers by complimenting dav when they can seek to restore their tion of tomorrow to impose Canada, this agency now ing "Chemistry in Engineer­ The hope is that in the fu­ of "Dites bonjour,” we have American men in gray flannel Britain. Canada and the United Stales changes on Ottawa. Even his groups more than 100 dailies ing'. Enlarging upon his ture the Russians will worry- ideals. offers of employment pub­ trousers. have opened their arms generously to leader, Mr. John Robarts, felt and is recognized as being one theme, he told of how new "We Russians.” editorial­ more about deodorants and Any activity that results in acts or lished in French in certain moved to disapprove of him of the most successful opera chemical raw material* in ized the magazine, "must im­ bad breath and less about newcomers who have been subjected to English - language newspa­ attempted acts of terrorism here or that publicly by stating that it is lions in the field of news the field of pL sties and syn­ prove the quantity and quality espionage and revolutions. persecution in their homeland because pers, we have this desire to would involve the Canadian government necessary to consider Ottawa dissemination. thetic fibres had entered the of consumer goods One way integrate immigrants into the of their political beliefs. as the "senior" government The influence which this field of engineering in the is to create public demand WHEE ON WHEELS in embarrassing situations with other na­ French milieu. As to Quebec's of the country. agency has had on the ex past few years. for more and better goods In doing so they have not only assur­ family allowances, it was also ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) tions should be sufficient reason in itself pansion of the country has Everyone should learn through advertising. We can (A little later, on a question seen that the government is Computer operators at Sandia ed the safety of tens of thousands of for the withdrawal of the right of poli­ been great. Always objective, more of these in order to learn a lot from the Ameri­ of privilege, Mr. Wishart spontaneously distributing in­ Corp. use a child's wagon, this co-operative has always take full advantage of these cans. upstanding people whose only crime is tical asylum. claimed that he had been mis­ structions only in French and costing $12. instead of the spec­ new developments, the speak­ "Without excellent adver­ that they had the strength of their con­ interpreted, that he in no way is making the English-lang­ ially-made. $50 basket car to I he bombing of a Cuban pavilion at er said, explaining that great tising the United States wished to repudiate the fed­ uage population ask for trans­ move computer cards from one victions but the receiving countries aided Lxpo hi bv anti-( astro forces not only work was being done by would never be able to eat all eral government, that on the lated publications. building to another. Besides, their own development. endangers the lives of the pro-Castro contrary, the federal govern­ chemist* and chemical en­ that it consumes. Which says Joan Flinchman, it's more gineers working behind . the- makes us think. There is no occupants but of hundreds or even thou­ ment must remain strong He rActions It appears the Union Na fun to pull the little red wagon. Many of this continent's leading scien­ had simply wanted In show tionale government has de­ scenes in many industries in stimulus in Russia to grow' tists and thinkers have been refugees or sands of Canadians and visitors from the necessity of amending the cided to put an end to the this country. things like Brussels sprouts LE DEVOIH the children of refugees while the settle­ other countries. present constitution so as to interminable palaver about The speaker was introduc­ or spinach because there is better take into account the Editorial viewpoints French the unique language, ed by Chairman Lionel Piuie, no demand. £hcrlinuikc increased responsibilities of from the French- the priority language, the offi­ and thanked by Leigh W. "Only advertising can The readers say: the provincial governments. cial language. From now on it Bladon. create a demand for Brussels Daihf ÎRrrnrîi However, he did not withdraw language press, pre­ moves into action and acts as Light refreshments were sprouts and spinach—polish pared by The Cana­ ed. American - style advertis­ wdiat he had said about the if a definite policy has been served following this meeting. SUBSCRIPTION paternity of the provinces dian Press. laid down, . . . ing.’’ Truscott pressure approaches anarchy over the central government. 1 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO So the Gazette's readers It is difficult to understand Such indications pose seri­ wouldn't think the magazine RATES made it s point of honor -to ous problems to which one The announcement of e new had been subsidized by the reviewing a case and the Su­ and sit-ins cause a breakdown the fuss provoked by his pro Carrier delivery In Sher­ Editor: Dear Sir: present the true face of Can­ hesitates to give an answer. industry in Sherbrooke em­ CIA, the editorial concluded: Professor Keith Simpson preme Court upholds the on in Canada's judicial system, posais. That the provinces— brooke and Eastern Town- ada to Canadians. The men If Quebec is deliberately ac­ ploying several hundred men "But isn't there a danger of ginal decision b> a majority we could well find ourselves they then were colonics—en­ Britain's foremost pathologist who direct this agency have cording priority to French to may be made at the regular ihips, 45 cents weekly, by vote only to find another na­ hack under the law of tbe gendered the federal govern­ tasteless ads? Not here! Our has called live hysteria raised a highly developed sense of the point of making it almost session of the Sherbrooke City whole economic and political mail in City of Sherbrooke, by the Le Bourdais book on tional campaign launched to jungle or a dictatorship of the ment. is a fact which history responsibility. A n d without the only official language, Council this evening. For perversion of American ad­ $23.40 per year. Mail sub­ pressure them ever further, proletariat. teaches us and which after all the Steven Truscott case "a shattering anything. The Ca­ some weeks, municipal of­ scriptions in Canada, out­ we are fast approaching Yours sincerely cannot be denied. . . . then it would be hotter for vertising.” disgrace." nadian Press has developed, ficials have important nego­ Jana Hun* Quebec to stop pleading the T asked s Gazette editor side the city limits, and T couldn't agree more anarchy. True, to the government has grown and today it is one tiations with a United Stale* Should the latest protest Vancouver cause of bilingualism across what was meant by "the per­ Great Britain. 1 year $12.00, When a Government, is inti­ that they created the prov­ of the most important agen­ concern which is planning to marches. Truscott petition» the country. We can hardly version of American advertis­ 6 months $6.00. 3 month* midated and pressured into inces gave powers, even some cies in Canada. establish a plant in this coun­ demand something which we ing?” $4.00 1 month $2.00. United very extensive powers For The newspaper you read practise badly ourselves. Que­ try and according to Alder This gent, who had recently States and South America, 1 Some Vietnamese facts are overlooked example. OHawa was left the every day is part of this co- bec. at a time when it treats man Leo Cadorette, chairman visited America, replied authority to accept new terri operative and does its part in its minorities royally, has a of the Industrial Relations "You know, spray deodorants year $17.00, 6 months $9.00, tories or new provinces into the dissemination of news. tt. Committee, it may be pos­ 3 months $6.00, 1 month $2.50. Editor: Gear Sir: actually THIRTY EIGHT na even as the war goes on. clear conscience in demand­ and had breath, things like Confederation makes us known beyond our sible to make some kind of Single copies 10c; Back cooies, In the torrent of emotional tiens actively engaged in the In their world wide cam ing respect of the French that." borders. Thus it gives us a preliminary statement this 10c; over 30 days old, 15c; ism concerning Vietnam a support of South Vietnam. paign to get the U S. and its And. in a certain way. it language by Ottawa. An offi­ Soviet display advertising is pleasure, during this anni­ evening. over 90 days old, 40c. few important facts are ron- (c) In conducting the war. allies out of South Veitnam, must he recognized, that they cially or practically unilingual drab. conservative. Copy­ partially justified the title of versary year, to salule The Quebec renounces hopes of writers and artists can't show’ sistantly overlooked. the II.S. and its allies are one must recognize the fact TWENTY YEARS AGO " as second das* (at The conflict does not bending over backwards to that for communism to take senior government for Ottawa Canadian Press in the name obtaining from the federal people living it up just for bv authorizing it. in certain of our readers and to wish it the sake of living it up. Com­ mail. Post Office Department. concern only the Vietnamese, telegraph their punches hy over "the masses" must not government equitable treat­ The traditional Baccalaure­ srs, to disallow provincial a Iona and prosperous life. — ment for the French-language munist ideology says there Ottawa, and for payment of hut more than ONE BIL­ w'ay of massive campaigns bo exposed too long to capit­ ate service of the graduating law.... But this justification Bernard Poirier (May 8). population . . —Laurent La must he an uplift, do-good postage in cash." LION human beings in Japan, of leaflets, Wl.at is destroyed alistic affluence and know class of Sherbrooke High plante (May 27) the Phillippines. Thailand, in property is replaced or paid how lest they become “re »,.o clauses m question have School was held Sunday morn­ disappeared with time, in Trois Riviere* Le Nouvel­ Malasia. Indonesia and even for. actionary" towards another ing in St. Andrew's Presbyte­ effect, fallen into disuse liste—French Canada has just SWISS ACCURACY India and . (d) General William West­ Bamboo curtain. rian Church with the follow­ Answer to Previous Publie (b) While left wing hatred moreland has outlined in de Yours. truly. and no rentrai .government lost one of its most, illustrious A Swiss watch must not lose sons. Canon Lionel Groulx, ing graduates present: Shir­ Vaticination appears directed exclusiveh tail the L. S. and allied cam­ Barbara Watkinj (Mrs.) would dare make use of them more than three seconds a day ley Bell, Betty Black, Ruth Ladner, B.C. for any consideration whatso­ writer and historian, has died or gain more than 12 to qualify A V against the U.S.A.. there are paign of building Vietnam Elkas, Jean Fritz, Isabelle ACROSS 7 Detecting ever. ... at the age of 89... as a chronometer. Hyndman, Betty Loveland, This great master of our 1 Prophets device Today, the truth is that all June Trussler, Barbara Wark, 6 Source of 8 On the left side naut Other papers say: governments are equal, each Canadian letters consecrated Gerry Clement, Douglas vaticination 12 Eagle's nest. 9 Court ab.'» being perfectly free to logis his life ... to his country. Haile, Douglas Martin, Wil­ He was not content to write 13 Prisoner 10 Resemblance late without restraint in its moltrr o/ liam Wilson, Alton McElrea, 15 Carpenter's î 1 Wicked UIH HKMUI own field of jurisdiction. Ot simple accounts of political, Robert Muir, John Neill, Rob­ implement 14 Greek letter Sore knuckles aid election victory tawa is superior to no one. warlike or historic events. He 16 ( cmmo’ion 19 Kind of acid T A ert Paulette, Dick Stewart, 17 Set of tools 0 R Gtr T zlm Evidently, the central gov­ did much more, he depicted a 25 Period of time to The NDP victor in ihe Sud The Ottawa Journal for the parties' best brains to David Turnbull, Vernon Wil­ 18 Coteries 25 Mover s vehicle M 1 X E U 1 ernment has always had a people, he gave it a dimen­ A bury by-election. Bud Germa, work on policies, unities and kin and Robert Wright of the T9 Winged 27 Cease to be S AID tendency to consider itself as sion. For more than a half 20 Guido s high 2û Maxim 3< African 46 Harsh sound said his knuckles were sore as progress to save the two par­ Academic section. Edwine note elections and lost Sudbury. the big brother who could do century. Canon Gr-.ulx was 29 Watering place antelope <,9 Imitate a result of the door to-door ty system which long served Dorman, Dorothy Evans. 21 Fish pggs 30 Food leaving 41 Site of a Greek They gained ,S4 per cent nf just about anything It has the spokesman of the national­ 50 .Adam s son campaign he waged. He the total vote in the five rid­ this country very well. Ruby Gelbert, Alena Murray, 22 Valuable fur .31 Make oracle (Bib adopted the habit of speaking ist movement in Quebec. . . . 24 506 Romani predictions 43 Songbird 53 Thirsty worked hard for his victory. Margaret Osborne, Jean 26 Communists ings. exactly the same as in loud and of giving orders. But He never stopped devoting 33 While 44 Swedish coin 56 1 mted States The Liberals, who lost the the 19fi.S general election The Wheeler, Ivy Woollerton, 29 Distress signal 54 Fortune tePer 43 Alleviates Reserves ab.) this is a habit which nothing himself to the self-imposed 32 Feminine seat they had held since it Bruce Allanson, James Ben­ 3? Wasteland ' 47 European 53 Personal NDP vote rose from 16 per justifies. . , .—Vincent Prince mission of awakening French- appellation was created in 1947. also work­ TODAY nett, Irving Bordoff, Gordon author s initials sharks pronoun cent to 24 of the total and the (May 27) Canadians to economic ques­ 36 Prophecy ed hard. Liberal hearts as Harmer, Morris Rich and Len 33 Stitch Ip S 17 Conservatives, with one less tions and those which were well as knuckles should be IN Webster. Members of the 39 Solar disk (vir.) candidate than in 1965. drop­ Mo n c t o n L Evangeline— vital for their survival as a 40 Piece of sore at this defeat. Whatever teaching staff also attended. ped to nine per cent from 14 HISTORY During Centennial N ear, there distinct nation. furniture the local factors in Sudbury 42 Farm bird per cent. is reason to rejoice over which favored NDP success First World War Despite his separatist 'enl- 46 And so forth The Liberals — and Conser­ many Canadian accomplish­ ab t in a labor town, the evidence encies. the prelate never elic- vatives — will cite ample pre­ Fifty years ago today—in ments. including Confedera­ idated his thoughts as -o The kremlin was the 7*«pflfly£R, Sr 49 Timber tree is that Liberal policies are at­ fOt JODAV f*0«« 51 Verbal cedent to show you can t 1917—the Bnti'h transport tion which still unites us after whether Quebec should with­ central fortress in medieval tracting less support than XIk Upper Roofflawl 52 Piura* of lorum judge the results of the next Cameronian was torpedoed 100 vears of ‘ peaceful" co­ draw from Confederation. Russian cities. It was usual­ 54 Footjik*3 part they used to. am! sunk in ihe Mediterran ly situated on the high bank 55 Genu? of genera! election by a dozen existence. and Expo 67 which, However, it is known that rattle can with the loss of 53 of a river or in the angle The Mi vat ion of the righte­ 29 30 m When the Prime Minister in by-elections. If the Socialist according to all indirations, he was an ardent supporter of 56 Raised coll.) formed by the confluence ous 1» of the Lord: he t.« their April announced the five by- NDP has unwarranted confid­ lives: Canadian troops cap­ wilt be the most successful in the theory of associate states, 57Runtmgiike of two rivers. Inside were- strength in the time of trou­ elections held on Monday, The ence in successes to be. the tured an electric power sta­ the history of international each of which would enjoy cloth Journal commented that vit.i tion southwest of 1/Cns, ad located the cathedral, pal­ ble i Pfalm 37 391. 59 Cut wool from old-line parties have unwar­ exhibitions. But there is rea­ almost complete auton­ aces for the bishop and sheep the Tories in leadership disar­ vancing over a front of eOWolftik# ranted complacency in their son also to rejoice over The omy. . . . prince, government-office PRAYER: Hravenlv Fath­ n « ray the main Opposition par­ more than a mile. er. we thank Thee that in animal* conviction they are the Canadian Press which is cele­ He traced the way for many buildings and stores for 61 Dangerous ty was in no position to win anointed of Canadian politics, 1453 — Alvaro rie Luna. brating the 50th anniversary generaiions If it were not for ammunition and provisions times of need Thou are al­ votes and if the Liberals did DOWN - that the voters will continue Constable of Castile, was of its founding. the work and life of Canon in case of siege Several im­ ways near to comfort and 1 Enervate! not increase their leads in to choose between them alone. executed. Progress in Canada was es­ Lionel Groulx. Quebec would portant cities such as Mos­ guide us. May we seek the 2 Kind of Quebec the results would be W’hen the Liberals can't 1886 — President Cleve­ pecially accelerated during surely not have reached the cow. Smolensk and Novo- comfort of Thine everlasting fisherman in effect a rebuke to them. gorod were built around old 3 Muse of poetry beat a Socialist in Sudbury land was married—the only the second half of this cen­ degree of maturity which it love in times of sorrow and 4 Washed TtghOy Well, the Liberals -iion their and the Conservative candi­ United States president to tury a reniurv of speed The has today. . . H" uncon- kremlins. distress. In the name of * four Quebec seats inHfhe by- date is a poor third, it is time marry while holding office. Canadian Press, the irui-y Ca­ ciously was the real father of 9 Ix-nJrcCKK IntFBflica Je*Y we pray. Amen. 6 Ltfv il Fsorxéa iSHawn**' pro-mayor cois die of to came, Fryer, of ed pic her the Thetford. 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or an omen Large crowd attends

:fw Centennial Art Tea | « St Peter's Church Hall was !aiv Mr- J. Northey, Mrs. C crvL-ed hs Mrs. A. Wright, Mr- ihc Kent recently of a centen Coomba and Mra Robertson. F Wright, and Mrs. L, Jonea mal art tea am] fashion show Supervising kitchen duties The food table, as u u. l proved • |iun. ored by the ladies of St sere Mrs, .1 Neil, Mr> A. Al- most popular under the sales* Peter’s Guild. Hostesses for the langer and Mrs. R. MeNab. man-nip of Mrs. E, Hurley, jafternoon were Mi, a liyhum, In adjoining r«c.ms many .Mrs It Richardson and .Mm ;Mm. M. Robert», Mrs. F Page, varied and interesting articles J. Evans, ;.Mrs. H. Sou.i.d, Mr.v I) It.chard-were di phyed and sold The At another table Mrs. Bea -on, Mrs o KmKc.id and Mr- beach table, offering handmade Taylor and Mrs. T. Austin sold wf., tl J. Northey, matching beach hats and bags greeting cards arc! pocket The pres.dent, Mrs ,1. Gillam was a real novelty. It was set books. Artistic posters for the I and lirst vice-president, Mr-, up under the direction of Mrs. lea were made by Mrs. Smith J. Franklin, Mrs. B. Allanson The Centennial Tea proved a IK jit. Bennett, received gut t la* they entered the hall. In nd Mrs, V. Newton. great success and all effort put charge of ticket., acid cash were1 Another sale* table was sup- into it was greatly rewarded. Mr-. II Howes and Mrs. R. j Bartlett. r f à Tables disp1,,ying a fine sel­ Hewitt — Bag low marriage elllHh.*, ection of antiques surrounded BEDFORD — The marriage'field daisies on a moss green jihe tea tables. In charge of the of Sandra Lynn, daughter ef!bow, and she carried a bouquet display were Mr- F. Puve.v Mr and Mrs. VV. H B-glow. of of yellow and pink field dai.-ic.- I Mrs. o, Kinkead, Mrs. A. By- Bedford, Que., to Mr. Michael Miss Mary Muncaster, of ham, Mrs. L, lias-, Mrs. F. Page Hewitt ef Brampton, Ont., soniMontreal, and M -s Debbie Bag-! land Mrs. J. Twynun, islet! ! by Mi-, Helena Bennett and ociaf and a l man is a household necessity in;doing?' |purses "If you carry it by the Moslems because of their fight- Mrs. N. Porter, Mr.-. D. Eustace j the shoulders. Her scalloped Church Hall where the floral Ghana. i “He almost dropped in In and Mrs. C Par.-ons were re-, vet I of tulle illusion was held .decorations were tulips and daf Without him a family could tracks. He was gone before it nothing bill that part of the foolproof system. sponsible for pouring while1 by a tiara of seed pearls and fodils, the couple left for Stowe awaken one morning and find hit me what had happened." Mrs. S. McVetty replenished. I she carried a bouquet of Golden1 and other points of interest in Mr. and Mrs. Los Nyrne of on May 30 were: 1. Mr. Bob 11 * *" *' " Ml S'11 k l*"' ril was a roaring financial Women's Club, McGill Society, and Miss Kaihieen Alto. bedside when he retires ' not success, making a profit of Canadian Universities' Society.! because 1 fear physical harm, more than S30,0(K), Ihe organiz .Canadian Veterans’ Association, but it’s something to make a ers reported. [Maple Leaf Club and Canadian noise with if we have an in­ truder.” A sum of $21,0(X) will set up a Chamber of Commerce. \!ODE chapter “They come from down wind I Centennial scholarship fund to------so a dog doesn’t get their scent. bring Canadian post-graduates r ' J , , • ho British universities, while the I’f 16(10.3 6(1161101(1 They are uncanny the way they meets at season can slip by a watchman and I remainder goes to charities don't, think there’s a lock that sen nl In the seven Canadian Stork sh.0W6r can keep them out. societies that organized the Ji-'-'i auuwci closing session “To boot they have a lot of 'mammoth birthday parts A surprise stork sihowcr was nerve and seem to enjoy over “We are all extremely proud ^}d at T'he home of. > The M y meeting ot the Ad­ coming obstacles. To the thief to announce this very gratifying h' Hotwa! Street, miral Sir Dudley Pound Chap­ man there’s nothing wrong with iand rewarding result,” said the !" «- Heathenng-. ter. I.&.D.E. was held recently stealing as long as they aren’t ! ball’s chairman, Mrs. Harold:10"; (>f ^ An«us; at. the Moore Street residence caught. The only thing they feel Sbenkman. an Ottawa hostess) /T’"" ’r a'rriVa'1’ ftS' With the regent, Mrs. S. Allait, is wrong is getting nabbed.” and ait collector who is chair- °,f 'um*. }vf /sKwrled, ,0 f ore:: id ins. The thief man provides Euro ‘man of the Canadian Women's 'T!Wch haaIC place during the months of Brown—with some of their live­ April and May. Plans were V s ' ' ' r‘HU Sn'*" loons. Her corsage, of tovs and liest social news. f ’ ’ S,X •;n:" 'ln ''abmet min.;other ,xil v aTtides. ;,s well as j : made for the final game held at ILO.D.E. House on May 23. SURPRISED INTRUDER isters and 1,050 guests April 18,; many colorfully wrapped gifts, A donation was made to (he was her brainchild and took a! were presented to her by Miss Mrs, Bond recalled one faee- year to organize. Municipal Bursary Fund and a to-face meeting with a thief , , .Kay Lawrence. She also recciv- report was read by the regent man. . - 'J1 r£;sPonse has been won t-q gifts from friends in Beams- from the Provincial secretary derful and much more than we ville Ont ‘’During the night I got up to ;on the annual Provincial meet­ could have hoped for,” Mr Following the unwrapping of get a drink of water. As I Shenkman added. ing which was held in Montreal reached for a glass I saw a .-Jits, refreshments were served! AND IT HAD TO HAPPEN HERE — Three picture se­ when it should. And this happened to Lynn in front of in April. I be seven Canadian societies by Mrs. McGee, Miss Sheila Mrs. K. Davey read an inter­ form outside working on the 9316 which pooled their efforts to or Benney and Miss Kay Law quence shows 10-year-old Lynn Cormack of Montreal in about 500 persons during the fashion show and "Eedee” esting item on "Youth,” window. I must have watched 2-8 gamze the ball at Mayfair'sirenee ‘ i the throes of a disaster only the professional model has awards at the Ontario pavilion at Expo. ' Refreshments were served him several minutes. I was too nightmares about that of a zipper not unzippering (CP Wirephoto) drowsy to realize what was Inf (TFgzÛ jTi'-'vTîê», following the meeting by the happening. When he finally got Ihoslesses, Mrs. C. Allait, Mrs. the window open, I said to him: I Fortier - Phaneuf wedding |nvojvecj K. Davey and Mrs. N. Campbell. Trus was Ihe last meeting 1•Î- 3 EASY! MAGOG A quiet wedding Phaneuf, Avn.ro a to oil Kin £> , , , ...... -...... teal blue in controversy nun still carries on be; re the fall meeting to be i They can frisk about so froc- î^k plaee on May 20, at 3 p.m. dress with black accessories, held in September. ^ WONDER VWRID C* (ly—no wonder little girls love"1, St- Paul’s United Chim-.h, Her corsage was of pink and the sun pinafore! Sew one (nj'vaon I-0l>,la. daughter of Mrs. white carnations, directing shelter for 250 assorted animals bright blue denim for every 1>h<;neuf and the late K ti groom s TAKE A CAMEL day, another in dotted Swiss 1 haneul becamo the bride (ber w -s bei"e and nink MILL BAY. B.C. (CP)—On a The animals — dogs, cats, permission to expand ihe ken­ Bishop Remy de Roo of Vic­ Shoppers in Urumchi, the only- for parties. Easy' ^ Mr- Joan Gilles Fortier, son "10Wl€r’ "as 1,1 t>elge an<1 pink large city of Sinkiang Province, wore a white carnation sheltered eastern s'ope of horses, goats, chickens, birds nels. A month later biscuits toria said the nuns should re­ Government of Canada Printed Pattern 9316: Chil-1'.1, î,'"1 Mr'S' 'Tulion F

That's how White Satin is. MORROW In loving nmmor > Still made to Sir Robert Burnett's ■rlDwiiii oui dr*.n brother Mvrlin. t im ■> cd away June 2. 1960. livestock original 1770 London Dry Tim** takf»s away Hip griff, formula; still exactly as dry and TO OUR CUSTOMERS Ku1 memory tumv hick f-.rr loaf satin-smooth today as it ever was. SNAP AND JEAN AI MS '■’!.a»!I.U.U.!...l().lHi, 111,.1.1. JJ.. 1 brof.hr>»-in law and slsfc*r> market After all, when great taste can DAVID AND BARRY ...... keep a gin famous for SIR ROBERT , MONTREAL (CP)—Prices for Please fake nofe of our ail classes of livestock were generations on both sides of In loving memory of generally higher this week com- the ocean—we wouldn't dream BURNETTS » <1»-ar brother, brother and , ,A|Ul las| week nil the

of changing it. What we have The price of love is Jonelincvv Montreal markets. Demand done, though, is change the f or dear ones pa.ssod av.a- j good ; trading active. White Satin bottle. It's the And wr pay each drear Receipts : ] .354 cattle, 2.106 tomorrow , calves, 253 hogs. 55 sheep and best way we know to salute WHITE SATIN SUMMER OFFICE HOURS For each precious yesterda; • > * . - - . r'" •. ' WAYMIE AND EL A INF jlamb.s. a celebrated gin. Have a look. ♦ ESTO1770 fbrother and sister-in-law) Choice steers 27.50-28.75; good Have a buy. White Satin! As of Monday, June 5fh we open at 9.30 and close af 4 o'clock. JEFF AND DEBBIE 26.25-27.75; medium 24.25-26.25; That's how a gin should be. fnepbew and niecei 20.25-25. Good heifers 2.50-24.50; me- On Friday evenings we are open as usual from 7 to 8 o'clock %fr>RROW In loving memorvjdiuin 0.25-22.75; common 17- of a dear brother Mvrlin, who pash 20.50 Oj LONDON Cy ed away June 2, 1966 Good cows 21-22.75; medium He had a nature you could not help loving, 1920.75; common 17.75 - 19.25; .-'7 And a heart tha< was purer canners and cutters 12-17.75. than gold, And to those who knew- him and loved him. His memory will never grow Promote road 'Æadr jtfomtfa Otifèrvtf cold rAf DONNA 'sister) BANGOR, Me. — (AP) — An LONDON, EPlGLAWO organization to promote an east-west highway, connecting "sm iMs ccwtxwnow Since 1874 SHEi.nov in irmii and lovinz ,^p xjarj(jnie provinces of Ca- memory of our dear father and . . «. c- -it _i erandmher, Ralph R Sheldon, who nac,a wlth the I S. Midwest - white satin At, passed a wav or June z, lass (via Maine, New Hampshire, HEAD OFFICE: Telephone: BRANCy OFFICE: in a graveyard gently sleeping. Vermont and New York - was The Premium Gin ues a father, fond and true organized here Thursdav at a Th*re is not a dav, dear father, > u a u - 75 Wellington St. N. 562-3844 & 562-2601 Place Belvédere That we do not think of you. I conference sponsored by the 1children amj oEA.NXiciiii.iiicE.N, Bangor Ciptnber of Commerce I SHERBROOKE BAITY RErORD, ERI , Jl'VE 2, IMT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 1. Articles For Sale 8. Cars For Sale CASH RATE — 3 c»nt* p*r word, minimum chargt SO e#nt» SCRAPPING. 1988 Kurd G«U»u V-8 rURNlTURE toil vas t*en »U>r«4 Deluxe 1966 18.000 for mailing Racord Box raptlaa. Vttchen aet J2Î9, One other at mile* i*dtn, power broke*. Mlti- 9199.00. A* low aj »2.00 weekly 26. Help Wanted: Male 36. Miscellaneous DEADLINE — Clatllfiid Ads acceptas until 4.00 P.M. da» ' theft Tueho meter, fug», ,ind uuiiiv Paul Boudreau. Tel. 509 398(1 or other extra*. Truly excellent con Professional pravious to murtion Auction Sales, Legal Notiets, Classk KM-4231, Deauville. alcoholics anonymous Ayer's Cliff social notes ditlon, mum *ell. hem nllei Mi If YOU want to drink that'i your fiad Display and Display accapttd until 12 noon pravious Dorla, Tel 369-3I21 Kxl 321, nffue PRINTINti of all kinds. Write us tor builneai. Mr and Mis A !.. Richard­ lington. Vt, ami Mr and Mrs quotations or drop In at our com­ ■ hour* only Silhouette If you want to stop that'* our Directory day; 10 AAA. Saturday for Monday 569-3636. mercial plant. Sherbrooke Dsllv bumnaM. son, Mrs. Erma Akley, Lyndon A, C Keeler Record, .r>b Camlrand St,, Sher AUSTIN HKAI.Y It*»» 1962 Ver. Tel, .Sherbrooke 567-9661 Advocates ville, Vt , and Mr. Trig Chris­ good condition, a good hart,un Mr and Mrs. Preston Twom brooke. Tel. 589-363S, Uical 33. r»*1. Stauatead H76-22H9 WESLEY H HRADl-KY,' Q C„ 275 tiansen, St. Johnsbury, Vt. | Call Deny Caron. Artmiivllle Health bly, Morrisville, Vt., spent two end with hi» grandparents. Mr. IVillage). Tel 283 3396 St Jame« Street We»t, Montreal were weekend guests ol M r s. NEW ,\NO USED furniture of all COLOR PORTRAITS Have your days visiting Mr. Twombley's and Mr» George Macdonald. kinds, we buy. sell and exchange. child’i taken at home Tel. 569- 849-8664. Pearl Temple, Milan CONVERTIBLE 1963 Valiant 30,18X1 sister, Mrs E. J Astbury and He was accompanied borne t? Raoul Kortlev Inc 1928 WoUin»’ 8196 mile», automatic, iiean,« bargain ton St., So. Tel. 587-3SBI. GKRVAIS, LANGLAIS A , Mr and Mrs. Fred Little, St. Mr. Astbury. mr. Angus Maelver. Ashes hi» grandmother, Mrs. Macdon value Trade In

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When Dr. Eusene Djnefer the energy value falls when time. But we have always had tors together to give a more iuiroduces the Macdonald Col- hay i» cut late But not to guess how much an animal accurate estimate of feeding Feed Testing Service th.s everyone is confident he can would eat. and therefore how \ alue. summer, it will be ss far tell protein hj looking at it, much the feed was actually When I have further word es I know, the first cf its cr wiilling to rely on the worth in a ration. The now- on developments, 1 will pass type in K astern Canada. Dr. "date of cutting" thumb system multiplies both fac­ it on. lione.er specializes in nu- rules to 1estimate energy triticn, iu the Departmeu'l of value. Animal Sc'ieace at Macdonald The first customers will ^9 College He and his team, very likely be the dairymen and Dr. Earl CranvHon be­ who are already on Dairy- fore him. ha\e worked for Herd Analysis Service, as an years developing a meaning­ additional option. The analy­ ful way of evaluating live­ sis of the hay silage will i SMlil I qf*§ stock loeds. Their work has automatically be read into the received world-wide attention. "Recommended Amount of f The new feed testing service Grain to Feed" column for is one practical end result. each cow, No doubt the su­ Farmers around the prov­ pervisors will be carrying the ince are now used to seeing sampling equipment with Bv JOHN BRADSHAW NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOI. GRADS — Notre Dame High School, Richmond, held a buffet banquet and dance for the students of the Grade \l Dick Welton, one of Dr. them on the rounds. graduating class. The grads, pictured above, from the left, are: Seated, Sally Oakley, Hetty Anne l.arivlere, Uuda Georgoulls, Freda Beekeri, Fouis* Donefer's team, climbing into For those not on the All three of the 1963 All ! i number of the trials last year Farquhar, Donna Carroll, Marjorie lynch, Joyce Brock. Gisele Anhui, Susan Kendall and Sandra Pickcn. Standing, Gerald Smith, Michael Gregory, haymows with an electric D.H.A.S, progam, an analy­ drill in one hand boring holes America Awards for rose.-'md the year before and I Gerald McGee, Peter Hodstuan, Raymond Dunlavey, Melville Stonier Jr., Archie Johnston, William Heath and George Bergeron. Another graduate, Joan into bales of hay. And vis­ sis will be given which can have gone to varieties bred noticed that the blooms are llodsmau, is absent from the picture. Some 150 parents, teaching staff members and friends of (he students were present at the event, held May 27. At in Europe. itors to the college are no be used to work out a feed­ very large. Those are produced the opening of the ceremonies, the grads matched into the halt, led by Sister t itehfiotd and Walter McGee, and were seated at the head table. The longer shocked by the sight ing progam. The famous House of Mei! nngly on long stems and will room was gaily decorated in a spring atmosphere, with daffodils and greens, centering the individual tables. Presentations of trophies were made land of Cap d'Antibes, Franco, nake excellent cut flowers. of steers and sheep with port­ Tlie price of the service by Sister 1 itchficld to the tumor students, Freda Beckers and Archie Johnston, for their outstanding help to (lie students and the staff during the holes into their stomachs. isn't set yet. Probably the creator of Peace and a succès Ore of the excellent features sion of All-America winners, past term. (Record photo by Win. H. Lunan) The rows of bubbling test change will be around five if Miss All-American Beauty tubes, auto - analyzers, and dollars per sample, and you received two awards this year. is its delightful tea fragrance calculating machines in the will need one sample for each These are for Miss All-Amer­ vhich, combined w i t h ex- i exceptional ceptional blooms, shapely bush' Do-it-yourself labs in the Animal Science major lot of feed in the ican Beauty, an building are part of it, too. barn. pink hybrid tea and Scarlet and above the average rc- The pilot project is now In one w?y, the new ser­ Knight, the first scarlet-red sistunce to diseases, should en- j finished, and things just about vice is giving world leader­ grandiflora to win a coveted "hie it to compete with Peace j Variety of hammers do more than hit nails All-America Award. ready to go. ship. It is using for the for popularity. Holland contributes the third Hitting the nail i< not enough. Heft a few hatuiiH'i's before Get a hammer with a steel' A heavy ball — pecn hammer For the dairymen —- or Nutritive Value Index, Europeana has already won All-America winner, Europe- Doctor That can bo done with a rock, buy ing and see what feels head, not one of cast iron has no claw. It can be used as any livestock feeder, for that (N.V.I.) developed at the even prizes, including four gold College, which provides not ana is the creation of the late medals in international competi But to drive a nail without bend-.comfortable. A 12 ounce ham- If it has a wooden handle, a light sledge for hand drilling matter — it will take a lot ing it or marring the work sur mer is good for light nailing make certain the wood is,in masonry. Sledges—are avail- of the guesswork out of es­ only a measure of the diges­ iGerrit dc Ruitcr who died in lion, in addition to its ]968| tibility of a feed, but also .October, I960, without knowing Ail America Award, face, you need the right ham but for driving large nails, go to straight grained Avoid painted able in many weights for timating the feeding value of 'handles since the paint may heavier work, such as with a an estimate of the amount that bis new floribunda would This new floribunda will mer properly used. 'Hi minces or more. a mow of hay, or his silage. Good cover flaws in the wood. cold chisel or wedge, It will mean better fed cows she is able to eat. •be chosen lor an All-America provide the garden with masses Hammers come in a variety Examine the hainnuu Both factors are very im­ lAward. jof bright, gleaming scarlet-red| of types, sizes, shapes and hammers have a slightly domed As you add to your tool col A mason's hammer, with a on one hand, and should re­ of the lection, you will find that (he.tapered back for scoring tone, sult in an actual saving of portant in determining the PINKS POPl'L \R blooms carried erect on strong A'lTAMINS ARE IMPORTANT weights. The basic one is the surface, that is the face claw hammer made of forged, surface is higher at the center claw hammer is line for gen is used for splitting stone as feed on the other. nutritive value of any feed. Pinks roses lead all others IIere wc have the ideal TO BOTH CHILD AND ADULT Tables showing the digestible in popularity by a wide margin, aim.scape rose. hardened steel. The handle can than the edges. A flat lace can eral carpentry but of little use well as squaring and chipping, Everyone knows that the the nail for other jobs rising one tor Mallets ol wood, plastic <>r protein can run anywhere protein, fibre, minerals and In spite of popular songs about There will be many uses for By Wayne G. Branditadt, M.D. ho wood or metal mar the work or bend have sharp tacks or brads can lie frustrât leather are used against soft from 5 per cent or less in the total digestible nutrients yellow and red roses, gardeners huropeana around the garden For all - around use, the The claw shoul q — What symptoms would a pointed \ |ing. Get a tack hammer, pre or easily damaged surfaces Cso old timothy hay to 25 per (T.D.N.) for many feeds prefer pink ones in their, a broad and extremely curved elaw is best. Ii has bet edges and form a vitamin deficiency cause’ buy the best, fern 1)1,,' with a magnetized head a wood mallet on wood chisels. cent iu young legumes, and have been around for a long gardens and the demand for co^or^ hedge, along a drive- ter balance and pulls nailsj As with all tools pink roses grows ever'- rear. 'va-v. f°r planting in front of Could it cause soreness of the easier. | ‘ The plastic or leather mallet is tongue, dryness of the mouth.' I U France was the first hy- 'tone work or to highlight: Hammer weight varies from for metal, such as auto body ibrid tea rose and it was pink.Tatl°s and terraces, or to bring. pains in the fingers and toes or five to 20 ounces. A light ham Scotstom social activities work. Twenty-two of the 75 All-j™1^ to the foundation plant-; nosebleeds? mer is easier to lift but you .v-11 A loose handle makes a ham­ A — A deficiency of vitamin have to pound harder to drive mer a dangerous item. Remove .America Awards made since inS- . , . ! Mr and Mrs Vernon l’iestoti, ing on May 31. At was sug jlîMO have gone to pink roses. Lniorlunatcly, it only gives A may catise night blindness a nail. One too heavy will tire the wedge in the eye of the SADDLES, and dryness of the eyes; of vita Tavistock, England, arrived by gested that a show case he head and replace with a larger Many of the leading breeder.-, oi! a slight perfume but it you just from lifting it. air at Dorval on May 24. They precured and placed in St. of roses felt that Miss All- lu ke.s up for it with tremendous min B-l (thiamine) may cause one BRIDLES, nervous irritability, leg pains, were met by Mrs, Preston's I’,'nil's Presbyterian Church for Examine the face of the ham­ American Beauty had every i’Urst> of color all season long, sister, Mrs. J. B. Scott and display of historic mementos It chance of becoming the greatest Scarlet Knight has Sutters wasting or atrophy of the mus mer. If it is battered or chipped BLANKETS, etc cles and water-logging; of vita Grand Matron before coming home with Mrs is hoped that anyone having 1 pink rose ever. This new hybrid:G.old. Independence and Hap-j it will damage work surfaces. English t Wtttsrn min B-6 (pyridoxine) may cause Scott they will all spend some items will donate them. Throw it away. h-P* tea was bred from a combina- !,'ness *n its back-ground. Deep time witll Mr. and Mrs Hu tion of Independence, Peace and re(1 bu

I If STTEUB-ROOKE DAILY RF/'ORD, FRI., JUNB J, 1B«7 THE WORLD OF Athlete at St. Pat By LLN O'DONNELL (Record Sports Editor) , BASES ALU John \ ear. son of >fr. and Mrs. Ralph Vear of No. 835 Esplanade St., Sher­ SHER-UENti LITTLE LEAGUE brooke, was named "Athlete of the Year” last evening at the annual Sports Award din­ THURSDAY'S GAMES ner of St. Patrick High School held at the Le Baron Motor Motel. SPORTS Twin* 3, White Sox 2 This award is voted on by senior students at the School and for the second con­ Tiger* 19, Indian* 0 secutive year John Year was named. He was also chosen as badminton player of the FRIDAY'S GAMES year. The trophy is awarded on general all-around sportsmanship, on and off the field, White Sox vs Red Sox Granby knocks over Als, Senators vs Indian* and his fellow mates named him as their choice. STANDING Alderman Amcdee Roy, former student at St. Pat's, was the guest speaker while P W Cecil Mullin, chairman of the Sports Committee at the School, acted as master of cere­ Tiger* ...... 4 3 monies. Crests and other trophies were presented as well for the various sports. meet here Saturday as White Sox ...... 3 2 Red Sox ...... 3 2 It was a mixed event, the tV -ir Twins ...... 3 2 first in the history of the Indians ...... 3 1 school wth grds and moth­ Braves and Royals win Yankees ...... 3 1 Senators ...... 3 I ers in attendance. In fact Sherbrooke Alouettes eon- he Royals, Oriole* .20 it was the initial time since finued their losing streak last As a result ot llieir win the PROVINCIAL LEAGUE the school has changed over nisht in the Provincial Baseball Cards are locked with two other THURSDAY'S GAMES and the dinner proved very League when they dropped teams in third place while Sher- thcir fourth straight same hrooke is three and a half Sherbrooke it, through hard woik, li. Twins edge White Sox California at Minnesota Niekro's fluttering f 1 o a t e r N i e k r o's knucklers fluttered winner. 'v'" reach his goal, stated Kansas City at Chicago winner. Thursday night. The Atlanta their way past Torre, moving Alderman Roy. Boston a nTade it 3 1 m , (>s Armeies 19 25 43? 9! Reniillard, Physical Director Gerry Lemay) played, game while Tigers chalk the bottom of the fourth whetijiiouMw. 17 23 .378 12 nati victory. In other Nationalisimilar ninth inning against the Gaylord Perry pitched six no-;our youngsters managed to go of St. Pat’s High School, 14 27 .341 13 League games, Houston Astros Reds. Cal Koonce was protect hit innings against the Pirates.0 far Sherbrooke had at way s ed’up their third win in four Paul Simpson clouted a homcjNew 3oik Houston, 4; five tied with 3. THURSDAY'S GAMES dropped New York Mets 4-1, ing a 6 4 lead built mostly on and finished with a two-hitter as,heen beaten by Montreal and g-tarts dumping Indians 17-0. run. Home Runs—Aaron, 12; four , . r, , Top of the sixth the \\hit( S.iii FranclNfu 7, I’ittshur^h 1 San Francisco Giants pounded.five runs batted in by Billy Wil the Giants moved past Pitts Valleyfield but by instilling the Cincinnati 7. Chicago 6 tied at 10. TonigM Red Sox bangle with Pittsburgh Pirates 7-1 and Phil-Hams, who socked a pair of burgh into third place. desire, confidence and work m .Sox gut their second tsrllv a bit Houston 4. Now York I LEASERS * Stolen Bases — Brock, 21; White Sox and Indians _ | by Nadeau and an infield error adelphia Phillies defeated Los home runs Rich Allen drove in four runs : t,hli-ngs changed,” stated Alder- 5, Atlanta 4 j Wills, Pittsburgh, 13. the Senators, in games P®ilT------n-viw This was Philadelphia 6, Lo* Angelas 1 Angeles Dodgers 6-1. : Koonce struck out the first for the Phillies—three of them man Boy. National League (seoring the poinit. Pitching — Holtzman, Chi- poned from Last week. Twins tak- FRIDAY'S GAMES BALL BOUNCES two batters in the bottom of the on a sixth inning home run—, Hp was thanke(j by Cecil how it. ended with AB R H Pet. cago, 5-0, 1.000; Veale, Pitts- Pitching two-hit ball and j| 3.2. A veil played game A linn ta vs Cincinnati Denny Lemaster was sailing ninth, but Floyd Robinson beat,against the Dodgers. , . \iullin for his talk. The head r, t Poh 162 34 60 .370 burgh. 6-1, .857. sending 12 men down by •be (he outfield work of both Chicago vs St. Louis along on a six-hitter with a 4 2jout an infield hit. Vada Pinsons Larry Jackson scattered eigh ; introduced which r home run hitters vice, K. Bowen, second vice. Runs Batted In Clemente, Carew, Min 157 IS 50 .318 strike-outs. Tor the Tigers in the game. Ralph Vear of the Athletic 37; Perez. Cincinnati, 33. Batting—Kaline, Detroit, .347; It was a 1-0 game tor White White Sox 010 001—2 2 0 ! Committee, Len O’Donnell and Hits—Brock, St. Louis, 66; F. Robinson, Baltimore, .333. lifting job Runs —Tovar, Minnesota. 36> Sox at the end of two. A base: Twins 000 .lx—., S l shut out Angels, Twins blank Sox ; Cecil Mullin. ‘ n k’i"' r i on balls and a single by Nor Nadeau and Mills; Roy and MONTREAL (CP) — Despair ! The other major troph.es Doubles-Cepeda St. Louis, F. Robinson, 33. gave way to cautious optimism Washington Senator h a v e The lone run of the game Russ Nixon, his first, gave r >-15; Davis, New York and Rose, Runs Battad In—F. Robinson, mand Houle accounted for the Kerridge. , j Chance all the runs he needed.'went to Ricky Nutbrown ; o. today for the success of Expo not lost a game since making came in the third inning when 12. 37; Kaline, 36. run. Two bases on balls and: Tigers .,72 130—1. U I the Most-Improved Player in an outfield error gave the Indians «00 000 - 0 1 3 f>7’s international soccer tourna their celebrated trade for Mike : Ed Brinkman singled, mined to Another pitcher, John O'Dono- Triples — Perez. Rose, Wil- Hits—Tovar, 53; Kaline and basketball, Ron Butterfield for Twins two runs in the bottom Poliquin and R-aban; Richard ment scheduled to get under Epstein ! second on a sacrifice hunt by shue. provided the difference in: uaslv^;i;a“’ ,.w“ Hams, Chicago and Morgan, Fregosi, California, 52. of the third. son and Dube way Saturday. Whether that happy situation ; Pascual and scored on Bobtflc Uetroit-Cleveland tussle, butjne M.1.1. in soccer, way ne | .------will continue once Epstein en Savcrine’s single to left. he did it with his bat as much.Hussey was awarded the Rou­ A crew of 40 men—working 16 ters the lineup is problematical D<>an Chance came up with : as with his arm. kild Richard Memorial Trophy hours a day since Monday Hie Senators have won four an(,ther brilliant pitching per- O’Donoghue’s grand - slam for junior basketball while Ken Valleyfield stops Olympics in have almost finished a completeeomnlpte! llle Senators nave won lom ano,her brilliant pitching per U Donognue s grand - Siam ... ju.nu. BICYCLES & SPORTS SHERBROOKE ENR. facelifting job to the turf atstraiSht sil1ce obtainin§ the bi” ; formance, allowing the Red Sox Homer was ...... the big blow in a Smith' copped------J the senior cage Fxpo Stadium—site of the six first baseman Monday from , just five hits and winning his six-run sixth inning for the In trophy, 20'7é DISCOUNT on all fishing articles. team, eight-dav tournament: ' » altimore O r i o 1 e s. including juiuth game of the season dians, who knocked the Tigers Don Mills toppedt the senior first rood game, Riley stars ; TM».Thursday , M., n <. night»■» i rxl-14 ’* s1" 1-01 1-1decision rw' 1 1. 1 /'X tv - asains.t only itwo . defeats..1 lout. t of. ^ T ffirst i f T\1place. r> n |soccer whilei 1 n C. Mooney was Big stock of '67 C.C.M. BICYCLES Terry Riley paced Valleyfield moves Valleyfield, with a t Teams from England, Mexico, over California Angels. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY The Cleveland left-hander at- judged the top curler in the Belgium, West Germany, Aus- — • *v over the visiting of seven points, into a sect— . n 4. . 'n —(he only. other American! Celebrating^v.v. his..*v» -w»,26th birthday, ! lowed just two hits until the jschool with Marc Aubry the lop MITCHELL REELS Mvmpk's with an place tie with the Montreal Con-;tIna are competing League action Thursday, Mm- rhanPe smick out 1010 and al- eighth when he was replaced by bantam hockey player and Dan Ask for our $25.00 drawing coupons Sherbrooke wo-goal perform-gars in the Quebec Lacrosse, Ju”t f ,,ln ^.evel1' , , . ncsota Twins blanked Boston jowed only one Bosto.stun runner Pena after Mickey stocks (ops jn the midget class. impressive . ht The ^victory League , Kn8,an’1 s Sec,ectAs;f ‘ed„ b>’ Red Sox 4-0 and Cleveland In- as far as third base, HHome runs Stanley belted a homer for the : The girls were presented witii 242 ALEXANDER — Tel. 569-4659 ance last night. The victory League. team manager Sir Alfred Ram- djans oulhit Detroit Tjgers 8.2. by Bob Allison, his s ixth, and; tigers. their trophies while members Sunday, the first place Sorellsey, had been shocked to find; Epstidn is due to enter the \YE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Chicago, which didn't play of the cage squads, senior and Titans play host to the Olynv tbe stadium occupied by a Washington lineup as soon as Huntingville Thursday, moved back into the ior picked up their crests pies under the lights. ! three - ring circus — complete manager Gil Hodges feels be league lead by six percentage j‘____ Toe Bloke in the first period, Valley with elephants - with circus; has worked of{ the effects 0f his |_|r,riE,ç M _ Cinrj. points. field counted four goals against equipment anchored in the turf splf imposed oxilc Nvh,,n the On- wiuniva niu -J! u I a Sherbrooke’s single point. Riley (>n their arrival last Sunday. nies wanted to send him down A weakened No-Stars team signs lor extended the score to 5-1 in the The original turf had been ,0 )he minors. In the interim, ! went down to a 10-0 defeat by- YESTERDAY'S STARS opening minutes of the secondjtorn shreds by the circus ln-.the Senators have won a double- Htingtin-gviRe in a Lennoxville Batting — Billy Williams, period before Sherbrooke ral-lfla"a^ons an^ ^‘r Alfred,:header from Kansas City- \th Softball League played last eve- Cubs, hammered two home runs 13th time lied with two quick points. How kmghted for leading England to;letics and tw0 games from ning. The No-Stars played with and a single, driving in five only eight men in the lineup. runs as Chicago dropped a 7-6 . -MONTREAL (CP)—Toe Blake ever the Sherbrooke att.Kr> r(, te(, rea firs(, hvo in ,he fifih and Pitching - Gaylord Perry. TOursdav to coach Montreas only one \ allej field goa u*^ neX( p|anc \n Thursday s game. Camilo ;finisihed off with five in the Giants, fired a two-hitter in Canadiens of the a t i o n a scored. However, Expo officials and Pascual suddenly returned to sixth. Rice, Burczyk and Mills beating Pittsburgh 7-1. Hockey league for a t>th con- Sherbrooke played last nigh, Simpson, president of the , the winning form that has been were the only No-Stars. ------secutive season without the services of Ran Canadian Soccer Association, eluding him for the last few The winners got 11 hits in c/z'urc / ACT M/T'MT The simple rule for Blake, 54. elected to Hockey's Kaufman, who is under a two- assured the'English officials the years, limiting the Angels to the game which were spread rlijnlj L.AjI iV/Un f Hall of Fame last year, has game suspension for his part,field would be ready for Satur 'four hits in the tight game. over the batters. Kerr was the Portland, Me. — Pete Ricci- guided the Canadiens to eight jn the brawl in a recent game:day's kickoff against Leon Foot- The curvebaiting right-hander pitcher with Crack being the ielli. 174. Portland, outpointed league championships and to against the Drutnmondville bail Club of Mexico in the tour-! scattered three singles and doser. !r‘s'1 Conlin, 170, Fitch- seven Stanley Cup victories in Athletic*. nament opener. gave up a double to Jose Car No Stars 000 000 0— 0 3 2 burg. Mass . 8 getting the best deal his previous 12 years as coach, j Jacobs, Martin, Thomas and Since then. Canadian massidenal in the sixth. Cardenal Huntingville Los Angeles—Dwight Hawk Sam Pollock, vice-president Paquet rounded off the Valley- construction methods have been!moved to third on Jay John- 300 025 x—10 11 Lins. 127. Los Angeles, and and general manager of the Ca field scoring while Denis and employed to get the field in, stone's fly to centre but was out Crack and Mills; Kerr and;Bobby Valder. 127!2, San Diego, i Calif . drew, 10. nadiens, also announced the ap- Roger Dagenais counted for! shape. I attempting to steal home. Bradlev. on a loan is to check pointments of Claude Ruel as ! sherbrooke, director of player development. jn other league play, Harry Del WUson of Regina as super- Wooley led Sorel to a 7-3 vic- visor of scouts lory over the Montreal Cougars. all the interest rates

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