Sherbrooke daily record, 28 avril 1964, mardi 28 avril 1964

[" WEATHER Mainly sunny bacomin* mainly cloudy toward avan-mg; a little cooler; winds easterly 15.High today at Sherbrooke 40.Outlook tor Wednesday: Mainly cloudy; a few showers.(jwbcookeDailu'Recocd Today's Chuckle The automobile did a»a* with the horse* >no it is doin* a«a> with the pew.pie.Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.TUESDAY.APRIL 28.WM Sixty - f ighth Year Autoroute extension l Press case MONTREAL (CP)\u2014The nation's non \u2022 operating railway unions were to continue pressing their case before a conciliation board today for wage parity with workers m the so-called durable goods industries.The 17 unions opened fire with a 30.000-word brief when the board, headed by Mr.Justice F.Craig Munroe of the British Columbia Supreme Court, convened Monday.STE.MARTYRS - CANADIEN \u2014 (Staff» \u2014 The search is still going on today for Lucien Perns e, 68.of Levis, Quebec who disappeared in the woods near this sillage near Weedon last Saturday.Fifty volunteers began a fresh search of the woods again today, aided by the Quebec Provincial Police dog, Rebel and his trainer Jacques Lafaerriere.By JAMES MtAl.LISTER (Record staff reporter» A helicopter is also being used, said Rene Simard of the Sherbrooke Provincial Police whose department is in charge of the search.\"Most of the volunteers know the woods very well,\u201d he said.Mr.Perusse had come from Levis to visit his son Jacques who is a prospector in the Find Richmond baby dead in bed at home ?Meet Lajoie QUEBEC (CP)\u2014Leaders of a group seeking to establish nonreligious French \u2022 language schools in Quebec province met with Youth Minister Paul Gerin-Lajoie for an hour Monday and said later they are hopeful of opening the first such schools next year.It was the first meeting between delegates from le Mouvement Laique de Langue Française and Mr.Gcrin-Lajoie\u2014the Quebec cabinet minister responsible for education.?Hebert criticized MONTREAL (CP)\u2014Attention continues to focus on Montreal author Jacques Hebert's J\u2019Accuse les Assassins de Coffin as th«> Coffin inquiry hears more and more witnesses who did not testify at the Gaspe prospector's murder trial.Mr.Justice Roger Ouimet levelled sharp criticism at the author and publisher Monday when he questioned Mr.Hebert s good faith.?Teen-agers out NEW YORK (AP)-U.S.cigarette manufacturers are putting their $250.000,000-a year advertising program into the hands of an administrator to enforce a new code banning appeals aimed at teen-agers.The administrator, to be named shortly, will be empowered to fined a code violator up to $100,000.A four-month-old Richmond baby died of suffocation Sunday night in a bed with five or six brothers and sisters.The baby, infant daughter of Real Toussaint, Main Street.Richmond was in her bassinet when she began crying.One of the children is thought to have picked her up and taken her in-| to bed with herself and her |young sisters and brothers, and then fell asleep.When they awoke in the morning, they jfound the infant had suffocated, police said.An inquest will be held today or early tomorrow\u2019 morning by Richmond County Coroner.Dr.Marcel Chaput.Paul Clair of the Richmond, Municipal police is in charge of the investigation.The search is still going on for the mother of the dead in fant left in the garbage can on the CNR grounds April 17.'\u201cWe have combed the Rich imond area thoroughly but have Tound no trace of the woman,\u201d said Cpl.Donat Sevigny of the Richmond Provincial Police to day.\"We now believe the woman to be from out of the area, but That is a lot of territory and nothing definite has been found as yet,\u201d he said.Ste.Martyr* area.He and hi* son struck off into (he wood* together but later decided to separate.Jacques arrived home early Saturday evening, but at 2 a.m.his father had still not appeared.The son became worried and called the QI\u2019P Police said.The search began at daylight Sunday morning with a few volunteers bill this morning there still was no trace of the man, said Cpl.Simard.\"The woods are very wet with a lot of fallen timber making it hard going,\u201d said Cpl.Simard.\u2018\u2018If the man became excited, and with the amount of time that has passed since he has been lost, it appears as though he did become excited, it would be difficult for him to find his way around.\\l his age we expect the worst.\" he said.A Drummondville boy of five disappeared Sunday afternoon in the St.Joachin area and is feared drowned.Bernard Gauthier, son of Jean-Guy Gauthier, of 620-1) Notre Dame Sheet, Drum monriville was visiting in the St.Joachin region with his father and while out playing he disappeared near the St.Francis river, police \"aid.QPP of Sorel are investigating.part of big plan 'v''* )> RICHMOND fMMOCVXLI Huamwovk le Greek-Cypriot drive renews with mortars ?Soviets blast MOSCOW (AP)\u2014Soviet engineers blasted tons of rock and earth today trying to release a dammed - up mountain river which threatens to send a devastating flood down the Zerav-shan Valley toward Samarkand.The Communist party newspaper Pravda said more than 700,000,000 cubic feet of water have built up behind the landslide that tumbled into the rain-swollen Zcravshan River last Friday and blocked its path through a mountain gorge.?> Select jury CHICAGO (AP)\u2014Selection of a jury continues today in the trial of Teamsters' Union President James R.Hoffa and seven-co-defendants on charges they; defrauded the Teamsters pension fund of $20,000,000.The trial began Monday be-1 fore Judge Richard B.Austin! in U.S.District Court.Judge Austin warned that the trial may| last three or four months and that jurors will be kept in seclusion between court sessions.?Sanity trial DALLAS (AP) - Jack Ruby may escape the electric chair if his counsel can convince the jury in a sanity trial that the convicted slayer of Lee Harvey Oswald is insane.Judge Joe B.Brown said Monday he will begin empanelling a jury at the first suitable date, in response to a sanity trial request filed by Ruby's sister.-Mrs.Eva Grant.INDEX NICOSIA AP) \u2014 Greek-Cyp-riot forces renewed their drive Tor St.Hilarion Castle and the strategic Kyrenia Pass shortly after dawn today with mortar Tire on Turkish positions.After a night of sporadic firing, Greek national guardsmen lobbed three 60 millimetre mortar shells into gunposts near the 11th century castle.! The tempo appeared reduced jfrom heavy fighting Monday.A 'united Nations spokesman said positions seemed unchanged iovernight.Greek forward elements were reported within a quarter of a mile of the fortress.A Turkish-Cypriot spokesman said the Turks held the castle land that the Greeks had been j driven back.There w\u2019as no confirmation of the latter claim.The offensive opened before ^awn Saturday with a surprise ! attack that overran Turkish positions.The Greek - Cypriots swept four miles forward to-lward the castle along the 2,500-foot-high crest of the Kyrenia ,range.A UN spokesman said a num-iber of mortar shells had hit the castle, but the extent of damage to the historic structure was not known.Greek - Cypriot officers said the Turkish defenders rejected a surrender ultimatum relayed |by Canadian UN troops.CANADIANS PATROL Below the steep mountain sides.Canadian soldiers pa trolled the Turkish villages of Phileri.Krlni and Aghirda to protect inhabitants.Most Turkish families had fled.Canadian troops also set up roadblocks On the Kyrenia high-j way east and north of the castle.A UN spokesman said\u2019 their aim was to observe military movements and control other traffic into the fighting area.\u201cThere are certain types of fighting we cannot stop,\" the spokesman said.\u201cIf the fighting is of such a nature that inter-1 posing yourself between the sides means you are blasted by both sides, that is of no value.UN officers were reported in contact with the rival forces and trying to arrange a ceasefire.The twin objectives of the ! Greeks were the castle itself ;and the high point of the Nico-jsia \u2022 Kyrenia highway, a pass over the mountains about a mile east of the castle.Capture of these points would remove the last important Turkish threat to the Kyrenia area, on the north coast of the island, and would isolate Kurkish villages on the mountainside near Kyrenia, In addition to being a major psychological blow to the Turks, who made Hilarion into their key strongpoint in the area, a Greek victory would put the Greeks astride the important 12-mile north-south highway.The Turks have controlled the highway since the start of the civil war between the Greek-and Turkish - Cypriots last Christmas season.With the pass in their hands, the Greeks could drive south and open the rest of the road to traffic between the capital and the Kyrenia.Meanwhile, the UN said it had received a report that Greek-Cypriots from the village of Ixvutros attacked the Turkish-Cypriot village of Xorovou-nos.in the northwest of the island, and that one Turk was killed and one wounded.In Athens, UN mediator Sak k a r i S.Tuomioja completed talks with the Greek government.Sources said he found the Greek and Turkish views far apart.The Finnish diplomat planned to go to Paris today to report to UN Secretary-General U Thant.The Greek government announced that il would not participate in an exercise of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to be held in Turkish Thrace in September.The head of the city council in Salonika.Greece, said the birthplace there of Kemal Ata turk, founder of modern Turkey, will be demolished if the Turkish government destroys the Orthodox patriarchate of Istanbul.^\t' w * n BHOMPTONVlLlP SHERBROOKE* «ATorvti «P muscui DROJfKt OCK ISLAND CCNEN7 ISLAND POND OKI 1 BART OITR! (' (Stuff) All roavlhcvl* and about two miles of pavement will b« completed within ll)M on the 10 mile extension to the Eastern I owns hips Autoroute, Roads Minister Pinard suivi Monduv.Lenders will be culled next lull fot work on the extension, scheduled for com plotion in 1907 at a total cost of about SIO.iHK'.OOO.I he new autoroute to be huilt between Rock Island and Omet ville is the \"logical step\" in serving Itaflic between the United States and Canada and vice versa, the roads minister, and Labor Minister Cartier Fortin, said in a joint statement vesterdav.It was also announced that the Roads Department is stndving the possihilitv of building a modern highway between Shctbrookc and l.ennoxville 1 he planned autoroute will link, when completed, the Sherbrooke Montreal autsv-route with US Interstate highwav No \u2018D, which terminates at Rock Island lolls totalling $L.M1 already have been set up lot the part of the Autoroute now under construction.I he extension is expected to involve additional lolls of TS in AO cents.In theit statement, it was pointed out that the construction of the linking highwav wav deemed necessary for two reasons, the continuity of standards and the volume of trallie.The four lane divided high way with minimum access will pass west ol Lake Massavvlppl.It will intercept Route No.5 at Rock Island, Route No 50 at Ayers Cliff, Bourque Boule vard al Omni ville and finally merge w ith the Montreal Shei brooke autoroule.Il will he New Richmond mayor has four-point plan I^OttMLU IP 5 miles in lenglli\tRICHMOND - (Special) Lawyer George Savoie i« Mi* I he Minister* told report its n{,w inf,v\u201er \u201e( Richmond.He wa* elected bv seclamation Monday that the route was chosm with\tr,,,1)M.jn([ former Mavor Marcel Roy, qc who had natural obstacles, topography\t, .\t,\t.,\t,\t,, ,\t, , rt.!.\tannounced his retirement from muninpa office, and ease of traffic circulation jn mjn()\tTwo aldermen who are presently on the eouneil amt who** The four-lanes of the super 'eims expired along with Mr.Roy's returned to the ranks and highway will he separated by a were also elected by acclamation X third alderman, Raymond strip ol land from 100 to 61)0 La fra nee whose term expired, said he would not seek r» feet wide in order to ''conserve eleelion.He was replaced In Lucien Cormier who had sat in the natural stale ol the aicn council two years ago and now relurns once mote the strip ol land will he wooded Aldermen John Harrington Ward I, Seal 2 and Armand Lampion Ward 3.Seal 2.were returned to serve another two year terni Cormier, who sat in council in !Ptl(»\u2019fi2 in Ward 8, takes over Hie post left b\\ Lalrance in Ward 2.Others silting In council air1 Arnold tlcaly, Ward 1, Seal I Evangelisle Richard.Ward 2, giving motorists \"a natural decor and \"camouflaging the road.\" In studying the project Ihe minister said the roads department had considered the lower ing of cost for motorists by re duced riiManrc and lime ¦because 'seat 1; Arthur Thibodeau, Ward of the direct link belween exist 3 Scat I.mg autoroutes.\t! \u2018I he new adminlsti alion will For example, it is estimated be sworn m at the next meeting that 20 minutes will be shaved of council May 4 off the time necessary to The new mayor was a special travel between Rock Island and guest of the Richmond Mel Sherbrooke using the new auto-!bourne Hoard of Trade the same routes allhough Ihe distance is evening as his acclamation.The dir same along Route 5.Tin- board met al the Belleview (loll Club for n regular monthlj supper inert mg Iidrodiiccd to the large gathering by board president Robert Simpson.Mayor Savoie expressed ins thank on his acclamation and said he The autoroute plans are only\t,l\"\t,M' 1 He cited the line wink done by and did is calculated at an averagi speed of BO miles pci hour The new linking autoroule will shorten the distance be tween Rock Island and Mold real by 24 miles Iraetive to tourists.To attain this objective, the new mayor said lhal coopéra lion of the council, Hoard of ITade and other organirsHona was needed.With this, the mayor thanked everyone and expressed confidence that he would receive all the co operation necessary to achieve his goal.Urge more for schools US has the beefs US-Canada meeting in ministers Ottawa OT TAWA (CP) The Commons may not be primarily concerned with education under Ihe constitution, bill there's no doubt that il is primarily enn-cerned with Ihe .subject under the Income Tax Act, As Ihe Commons inched its ille on the ¦HUM Births, deaths Classified Comics Editorials Financial Sports Television .Townships Women Promise tax tut and industries REGINA (CP) \u2014 The Liberal Industry Minister Drury and Agriculture Minister Hays.On the U.S.team arc State païtTif it takes ovcVfrôm'the Secretary Dean Rusk Treasury CCF the rein of government in Secretary Douglas Dillon.Inte.Saskatchewan, is pledged to cut rior s'\u2019f'rt'tary - ewar\tf a ¦ taxes and implement policies pj Agiiculture f'1 '\u2019L\u2019\u2019\tlv oitra/>t\tindnetrv th\u201e Freeman and Commerce Score part of a master plan which will j\u201em interstate highway No.Ol\u2019lonnrr Mayot Marcel Roy with Montreal-Sherbrooke, SI,or Alderman Lafrance who (brooke Drummondville Drum \"»\" Farm 8:15 a.m.8) Farm & Home 8:25 a.m.i) New» 8:30 a.m.! »> Today j 8) Town 8t Country 8:45 a.m.8) Teddy Bear 9:00 a.m.j 3) Compas» 3) Playhoi&a 9:30 a.m.! 3) TV School |5) Make Room For Daddy ! 12) Sign On 9:55 a.m.12) The Sound of 12 10:00 a.m.3) News 13) Say When 8) School Telecast 8) Music 12) Liberal Art» 10;l5 a.m.8) Teddy Bear Pltyhouae 10:25 a.m.3» NBC New» 10:30 a.m.3> l Love Lucy 5)\tW'ord For Word 6)\tChei Helena 8) Price 1* Right 12) Coffee Break 10:45 a.m.6) Nursery School 11:00 a.m.3) McCoy* 5) Concentration ft) Loretta Young Show 8) Get the Message 12) Exercise Show 11:30 a.m.:l) Peta and Gladya 5)\tJeopardy 12) Romper Room 6)\tGirl Talk 8) Missing Link 12:00 noon 3) Love of Life 5) First Impression ft) Focus 8) Father Know» Rest 12) Lunchtime Little Theatre 12:21 p.m.3) New 4 12:30 p.m.3) Search For Tomorrow | 5) Truth or Consequences ! fa Movie 8) Ernie Ford 12:45 p m, 3) Guiding Light 1:00 p.m.j 3) Weather ») Hospital ; Hi Matinee 12) Theater 1:03 p.m.i 3) Across the Fence 1:15 f».m.3) Mixing Bowl 1:30 p.m.1) As The World Turns 8) Movie 1:40 p.m., 5) On the local Scene 1:55 p.m.8) Today 2:00 p.m.3), ft) Password 5) Price Is Right 2:30 p.m.3) Houscparty 3) Doctors 8) Scarlet Hill 8) Day In Court 12) Bowiaway 3:00 p.m.3) Mike Stephens 5)\tl.orctta Young 6)\tTake Thirty 8) General Hospital 12) Here*! Looking At You 3:30 p.m.3) Edge of Night 5) You Don\u2019t Say 12) People In Conflict ft) Friendly Giant 8) Queen for a Day 3:45 p.m.8) Mister Rogers 4:00 p.m.3) Secret Storm 5)\tFather Knows Best 6)\tCisco Kid 8) Trail Master 12) Surprise Party 4:30 p.m.3)\tMovie 5)\tTrail Master 6)\tSea Hunt 5:00 p.m.8) Raxzle Dazzle 4)\tSuperman 5:30 p.m.3) Len Cane Sports 6) Woody Woodpecker l> Early Show 12) Mickey Mouse 5:40 p.m.3) Adventure 5:45 p.m.t> The Deputy 4:00 p.m.3) World of Sport* 5)\tRocky ft) Montreal Magazine 12) A Kin To Win 4:13 p.m.i> News i2)Pieri# Berton 4:25 p.m.I) Wealherwise 4:30 p m.f) Newsttme 5) Huntley-Brinkley 61 Phil Silvers 12) Pulse 4:40 p.m.5)\tAtlantic Weatherman 4:45 p.m.8) CBC TV New» 7:00 p.m.1) Ripcord i 5) Trails West i 6) News ft) New» 12) Hennesey 7:24 p.m.6)\tSports /:3e p.m.3) CBS Reports 51 Worlds Fair Preview 6) National Business 8i Ozzle and Harriet 12) Burke\u2019* Law 7:45 p.m.6) Mr.Fix It 8 00 p.m.3) CBS Reports 5)\tRed River Jamboree 8) Patty Duke 8:30 p.m.3) Suspence 6)\tPerry Mason 8) Farmer\u2019s Daughter 12) Theatre 9:00 p.m.3) Beverley Hillbillies 5)\t, 8) Ben Casey 9:30 p.m.3) Dick Van Dyke Show 6)\tCamera Canada 10:00 p.m.3) Danny Kaye Show 5)\tEleventh Hour 8) Channlng 10:15 p.m.12) Jim Coleman 10:30 p.m.8) Public Affair* 12) Sports 11:00 p.m.1) New» i) New* 12) National New* 11:10 p.m.3) New» 8) New* 6)\tViewpoint 12) Pulse 11:20 p.m.8) Movie 11:25 p.m.3) Wrestling 12) Pierre Berton 11:30 p.m.5) The Tonight Show ft) Movie more interesting if it had not\tto fou/ ln m>' 0''n eas,e- There is no reason ,for ^ j Dia Card Sent* 0\u2014The bidding bei been: East South Weat North been told entirely in overworked [5 ,hiSh card .P0^5 and ^ ^ t0 win the first tnck s0 h/ cliches.Despite the timeworn dlstrl1but'on u ,Just a ,,ver/iducks- The Weea of diamonds m-itenal William Marshall sound three notrump bid.At is continued and South should s: ri ih.up:\u201e b.\"r»,,h\t>*, -\u2022*' \"\".\tsiwsi V ,\t* I\tWidth 27\" Depth 25\" 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PRODUCTS \u2014 T*L S62-1SIS In ET municipalities Uniform sates tax implications not clear Pipeline Jeanson tenders total: $2.971,911 very satisfied Most municipal officiais have By DAVID WEBSTER in tax revenue, reacted to the announcement (Record staff reporter)\tAsbestos mayor J M.Beau- Monday of a uniform six per\tehesne said that there will pro- cent sales tax in the province er Leland Mosher said that the\tbabh be little change in As- with a \"wait and see\" attitude, additional S2.50 per person that\ttestas.'However, I am in fain those municipalities where the tax raise is suposed to give\tvor of the change.\" he said, \"for a six per cent sales tax had not;to Ayer's Cliff doesn\u2019t mean too;they say that the munieipali-been in force, most officials much, though it will be a help, ties won't lose.\" said they were not certain of Since the village has 700 resi- It is also a good thing he the implications If, as it ap- dents the increase would amount said, for it will keep people peared.the tax meant an in to 51,500 per year.Whether the\tshopping in their own towns, ra-\tzej \" crease in municipal ret enues, village gains or loses depends\tther than going to centres where\tu .,\t.they said, then they approved on whether government grants the sales tax is low;er.\ti\t,,1\t1 K,.UjnUCI^ of the move.\tare kept up, he said.\tAsbestos levied a six per cent would now DC studied and Any increase in revenue wiUj Before the budget Ayer's tax before the budget was pre-jclassified by city director of go to municipalities, the Que 'Cüf received two per cent from sented\tservices Charlie Langlois, bec government has said.\tithe sales tax\tRichmond secretary G.M The tenders were called in A \"telephone poll of 10 muni- Knowlton secretary Edward Alexander said that the six per order to get a more accurate cipalities yesterday showed PWson said that before the bud- cent tax has been in effect there that more than half'now levied Set> Knowlton levied a two per for a number of years.\"I don\u2019t Alderman J.M.Jeanson.chairman of the water works committee said last night he was \"very satisfied\" with the presentation of tenders for the proposed Lake Memphre-magog - Sherbrooke pipeline which he said \"could be reali- a six per cent sales tax and cent tax- the government is see how it will change things would not benefit from the g°ln8 t0 calculate what the mu- and hope that it doesn\u2019t,\" he change.The others it would ap- '\u2019.icipaUty is to receive on the said, pear, would get some increase basts of the number of residents in revenue.\tthere, he said, Knowlton will Most officials did not want to ^056 0UL for man> people fiom comment in detail before their1*16, surrounding district do councils had met and discussed t*1611- shopping heie the tax changes.\tSutton secretary- Miss Hazel Previously the sales tax had Bales; and -North\tnia>ior- varied from four to six' per cent Charles Coleman both said that Coaticook secretary Romuald Dumont and Windsor secretary Emile Langelier said that they didn't know at present what effect the tax change would have.The six per cent tax has been in effect before the budget.Officials for the municipali they lacked information on the]ties of Cowansville and Magog GOVERNOR VISITS \u2014 The last night.Shown above al the in the province.The provincial government collected two per per cent and municipalities collected up to four per cent.The .\t,\t.\t,\t,\t, .current budget specifies that ;recelvedi a twoA P66 ^n;t raise lax was already _ln eff6« all provincial municipalities will receive a sales tax revenue of four per cent.The money will be collected and distributed by the province, the budget stated.A minimum of $2.50 would be received by the municipality for each resident, it said The municipalities of Magog, Asbestos, Coaticook, Richmond, Cowansville and Windsor were receiving four per cent previous to the budget, while Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Sutton, Knowlton and North Hatley received less than four per cent.Ayer\u2019s Cliff secretary-treasur- THOS.W.LEONARD B.A., LL.L.NOTARY Contmentat Bldg Suite- 509 Tel LO.9-2600 tax specifications and could said that the budget would not give little information until the make any difference to those] councils had met.Both centres]centres since the six per centj d a two per cent raise tax was aln ?CITY OFFICIALS SAY PROVISIONS UNCERTAIN City officials have not yet declared whether they are for or against Quebec\u2019s newly imposed system of collecting sales tax because as Mayor Armand Nadeau said \u201cthere are certain provisions in the new system which are not quite clear.\u201d The Mayor said he is wailing to see the exact details in the official Canada Gazette before stating his opinion of the new sales tax.He added, however that if the new system would mean the loss of revenues for Sherbrooke, the city would join other municipalities in protesting the changes.Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau has already declared his vehement opposition to the revised sales tax schemes.Alderman Marcel Savard, chairman of the general administration commission, repeated the mayor's admission that certain sections of the new plan were not clear and were being studied.When asked to enumerate those provisions not fathomed by city officials, Mr.Savard declined.He said he would have more to say in a few days.picture of the cost of I he project, being considered for supplying Sherbrooke with pure drinking water.A filtration plant is being studied as an alternate solution Mr.Jeanson thanked the com nanips who look\tthe trouble\tto\tgovernor\tof\tDistrict\t'28\tfor\tmeeting ai*, left to right, panics who took\tUio trouDic\t10\t*\tHarry Kouri, boys\u2019 work I submit bids and\tasked that\tin\tOptimist\tpaid a \\isit\tto\tthe\tchairman; Gilles Trudel of terested organizations, such\ta>\tsherbrooke\tOptimist\tClub\tSliawinigan.governor of dis- the Chamber of Commerce study the tenders.The report of Mr \u2014»\t.\t¦\t¦\t¦ Centennial arena planned he added.Mayor Nadeau told council that the city wains \"the people to know what are the proposals before the city.\u201d After the mayor and Mr.Jean son made their comments, At-\t.,\t\u2022 j ¦ .,\t_ w »t- r .u\t( ifv council decided last derm an Everett Nicol told coun cil ii must make itself clear night \u2014 once again \u2014 to that no definite choice had been buy the land and properties made between the pipeline and\tKT AA \u201erc|VI the filtration plant.\ti .\t.\t.___________________oiiild a sports arena exhibition building which would Ik- al the same lime Sherbrooke\u2019s centennial project.Aldermen predicted that the cost of Inlying the LTA Ws h u il d i n g and grounds would lu- SISO,-000.In addition the 1800 City decides to buy ET A A lenders on the proposed Mcmphremagog-Sherbrooke pipeline project were opened last night in city hall and it was discovered that this plan, one of two suggested to bring pure drinking water to Sherbrooke homes, would cost S2,-\u2018>71,911.according to the tenders I his figure was arrived at b> adding the lowest bids |for caeh section ol the project, which would include the laving of ihc pipeline, the construction of a pumping station and installation of microfiltcrs.The tenders were called iii|\tJL.JL.JL order to determine more exactly! the cost of such a pipeline: but p I .\tJ no decision has been made ns D^CKGll TxC*.vet to accept the project.\\!so dicing considered is a new filtra- \u2022\t,\t.\u2022 ¦ P*™»-\tintersection Earlier last year, consulting engineer Jacques Lemieux had\t__ | -» »-» r\"» ^ J estimated for the city that the IS pioniieCI project to carry water from I ,iki- Mcmphremagog to Sher A plan to build an intersec-brooke would cost $2.1)34,1)11 tion at the corner of Jacques A'sirtier and Beckett Streets was presented to city council last night.The plan is part of the protect to extend Jacques ('artier Street to route 5, the Rromp-ton Hoad as outlined in the La Have plan, the master plan, Hie master planning iludy for improvements in Sherbrooke .streets.The intersection would m elude two access roads from Herkelt Street leading on lo Jacques ( artier Street ao as to provide easy access for residents of Beckett Street.Aldermen asked for more rtc tails concerning the proposed intersection, and city director of services Charles Langlois will furnish a report at next week's council meeting.Asbestos police report INSURANCE QUOTATIONS offered by J.S.STEWART REG'D 110 Wellington St.North Tel.567-5756 Grass, chimney fires break out in Windsor WINDSOR \u2014- (Staff) \u2014 Two grass fires and one chimney ifire kept Windsor volunteer firemen on the run Monday after-] noon.The first fire was a grass fire near the Canadian National ] Railway and was the worst.Over 1,000 square feet of ! grass was burned in the blaze ; that began at 12.30 p.m.According to fire chief Roger Long-pre firemen fought the blaze for ] over two hours.Flames were re-¦ ported at times to be three feet high The blaze was stopped just short of two homes threatened the St.Louis Hospital.This With Little Worry by the flames.Threatened by)blaze lasted only a few minutes INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE Automobile \u2014 the best insurance costs no more.Please Consult \u2014 WATSON & FULLER LTD.Tel.569-5939 \u2014 Sherbrooke Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH rested Cause of the fire is not yet known but Chief Longpre sard it is believed the blaze was started by a spark from a train engine.Eighteen escorts were made j by the patrol to the local banks with nine for funeral services, 78 patrols were madci for general service, 23 traffic violation tickets were issued.Two persons were held for court appearance on charges.Seven summons were issued.Five persons requested overnight protection.Six persons appeared in magistrate court, six in municipal court and three in Welfare court in Sherbrooke.Six persons were ordered to pay fines, four were given suspended sentences, four were sentenced to jail terms and one person had their motor vehicle licence suspended.Three persons were appre hended for disturbing the peace.One person was accused of dangerous driving.Three motor vehicles were reported stolen and three persons resisted arrest, fourteen new names shares will he hough! at $50 each.Ihc city\u2019s lawyer, Albert Rivard was asked to prepare a contract by-law which will he presented lo council next Monday' for approval.I hc arena would Ik- used for sport attractions as well as an exhibition building for commerce, agriculture and industry.Mayor Armand Nadeau said last nigh) he Itad always favoured a new arena for Sherbrooke, especially to promote hockey in the city.Mayor Nadeau told without microlillers.The eMimated cost lasl night was favourably received by ;citv alderman Three Rivers has huili a similar system for ja daily 12 million gallons of water at a cost of $3.250,000.l.achine has built a pipeline supplying 16 million gallons of waler each day at a cost of $3 Irirt 28: Henry Croehrtieie, {million.rluh president and Dave Peak, Sherbrooke s pipeline would program ehainiinn.\tsupply a maximum of 18 million (Record photo by\tgallons daily for the estimated Gerry Lemay) cost of $2,971,011.This figure does not include the cost of purchasing rights of way for the pipeline, which will be in the neighbourhood of $80,000 according to » recent municipal sludy.The tenders will now be sliulieil by rity director ol ser vices Charles Langlois He will ! prepare a report on the plans Tenders for Ihr pipeline it ., ,\t.\t,\t,\tself with accessories were as could Ih- declared » ecu- |n||ows tenury project, the city Canadian Iron Foundry $1, could receive granfx total- 781.1081, .1 S Mitchell ($2,192.ling $200,00(1 from federal 04!)) Cod ere l.tee $2,182,048), and provincial governments, and the Welland Tube Co ($2 the grunts would come from the .special fond set op to promote projects for ( nnada\u2019s lOOlh biithduv in 1007.I he city would first have lo approve lormully the purchase of Ihc I' TAA and arena plans before it can become eligible for Ihc grants.council Ihal as the arena BRIEFLETS SHERBROOKE The Dancers\u2019 Workshop stu dents will present their recital for I!8i4.Fri.May 22 al the Mitchell School Auditorium *t 7:30 p.m Teacher Misa Rita Marian Hough.LENNOXVILLE Maple Copse Chapter 1.0.D.K.annual birthday tea.home of Mrs.Austin Scoti.91 Queen SI , Lcnnoxville, Tlun's Apr 30,3:30 In 8:00 p m Door prizes.Adm.80r.Propane gas explosion victim dies during night in hospital STANSTEAD\u2014 (Special) - victim this morning.A propane gas- explosion and Pronounced dead al fire which wrecked a summer]nighl al the (KM Hospital, cottage a few miles from Stan Newport, was Saul M.Rolnick, stead Sunday claimed ils first 165 ol Springfield, Mass.He was Eat.talk, laugh or sneeze without the fire were the homes of It is believed to have started by «ipmnr^wVbbUn^FASTEETH Gorges Vertu and Fernand j a match or cigarette.holds plates firmer and more com- Mercier.Both families were pre-lortably.This pleasant powder has no The third call came ai 5.30 T).A chimney fire was re-C.N.R.personnel pitched in 'ported at the 4th Avenue home gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.Pared to evacuate their homes, p.m.A chimney fire was re-Does\t*.\u2019\t~\t\u2018 esn\u2019t cause nausea.It s alkaline (non-acid).Checks \u201cplate odor\" t u\t.1\tj i.i -\t- (denture breath).Get fasteeth at help fight the blaze and sent of Mrs.George Cote.Damage drug counters everywhere.\ta coach in which the firemen1 was reported as light.A McHALE SHOE GOES\t57 OPERATIONS BEFORE YOU WEAR IT The workmanship in these shoes is not done in a hurry.This is why McHale insists on 157 different operations, before passing on the quality to the wearer.McHale is one of the best shoes on the market today.,rd_ \u201819.95 182 Wellington N.SHERBROOKE\u2014Tel.562-9853 Guilty of theft At 4.23 pin.the firemen were w*re entered *n f>*es.Four fighting another grass fire at investigations were made.One coroner's inquest was held Four persons were finger-print ed and photographed.Nine let ters of recommendation were issued.Five animals were destroyed, on the authority of the owners.Seven doors were found un-locked, by the night patrol.Two children were reported lost, and found, 13] identification cards were issued.The fire department answered seven calls.Three were for] chimney fires.Damage in alii cases was slight.the owner of the collage.Ilos rmrl pital officials said hr .sullcred from 80 degree burns.His re mains have been laken to Wor cester, Mass , for burial.In critical condition al Ihc OOM Hospital arc Mr.Rol nick's wife.Lena and her sister Mrs.Sarah White.Both victims are suffering from severe burns (KM),000) The lendei of the Canadian Johns Manvillr Company was rejected because it was rceciv ed 12 minutes alter the dead {line.3'hc lender was not open led.Tenders lor laying the {line in I wo sections were as fol [low s: Newton (\u2019onstruciion Ltd $398,674 and $425,193), Leo Pi Iquctte Lire and Hand Construe\tSHERBROOKE it inn ($472,260 and $425.224).]\tGOLFERS I Fabi * Fils ($250,301 and $613 Spring meeting of C.L.G.H.373) and Walsh Quebec Con Faste-rn Townships district, will struetinn ($698,832).\tt\u201e.held al Sherbrooke Country The following lenders »cre;(;|uh> (,n Thurs.Apr.30 at 21M) Deceived lor the Lake Memphrc |U\u201e Thls\t\u201e open t« magog pumping station:\tan c.l.G.U.dub members.Dorilas Grenier Ltd.($213,\t___________ 285), Eugene Marcoux Inc.($215,(XKI), Stanislas Grondin Inc.$218.000).Clovis Masson Lid.($222,928), Vincenl Freres Ltd $223,253) and J.W' Roy Ltd.($244,900).Tenders for three pumps, each to have a capacity of 6 million gallons of water per day are as follows: (Prices are for jeach pump.Where there are FREE ESTIMATES Cn Renovations, Repairs & Painting Call Bishop Bros.Ltd.Tel.562 9315 for An\tEast Angus\tman was given\ta\tsuspended\tsentence in j Court of Sessions yesterday af-j\t- - - iternoon for theft.\tSnow removal costs for the Roger\tChampigny pleaded\tcurrent year\tamounted\tto guilty to stealing a camera and] $14.665 a considerable sav-,a radio from a car in East An-! in8 over the budgeted amount gus recently.He said he was of $30,000.Cleaning of side-drunk at the time.This was walks cost $4.030 against a his first offence and he return- budget of $6.500.ed the objects the next day.Chief Adrien Larrivee waj authorized to\trepresent\tthe town at the Chief of Police and Firemen's Association which will be held in Quebec City, June 8, 9 and 10.An amount of $16 was voted for registration fees MAGOG EVALUATION EXPLAINED \u2014 Left to right, Germain Rivard, first vice-president of Magog's Chamber of Commerce; Dominique Beaulieu, Magog's chief evaluator and supervisor of public works; Gerard Laurendeau, president of the Magog group; and Lome MatTherson, see-nnd vice-president, were photographed Saturday evening listening to Mr.Beaulieu describe methods used in appraising the value of real estate.(Record photo by Charles Calchpaugh) Evaluator s role is discussed at C of C A gas station attendant,^, quo,atlons they Gilles Fauteux, who was fish (|i[fel.ent pumpK.) mg near the collage at\tthe\tBabcock and\tWilcox ($11,747 time of the lire Sunday found .,nd $8,550), Hydro Dynamics the three people lying in Die $11,490 and $8,660) and Worth-grass rear their home\twith ijngton Canada Ltd.($14,491).their clothes burning.He.\twas\tFinally, one\ttender was\tre- attracted by (heir screams.keived for the microfiltcrs: He rushed them in his car lo Francis Henkin Ltd.($64,0001.hospital in Newport.Police Sherbrooke Machinery, how ^said al the lime the injured ever, quoted an eslimale of [could have lain in the grass,$120,000 for the microfillers, \u201cfor days\u2019\u2019 without being dis- 'This price is for all Ihree, while I covered had it not been lor Ihe first lender is for each.Fauleux.\t- The cottage, one ol three on\tfinori\t4»] 00 [the site was reported to\thave\tTinea\tJ IVV been broken into last week.It] In Sherbrooke Court of Ses-lis believed that whoever broke ions yesterday.Judge Benoit .into the cottage tampered with I'urmcl sentenced a Kingsbury the tank, allowing hnghly vola man to a fine of $100 and costs, ]tile propane fumes to fill the or three months in jail and 'basement.\t'.suspended his driving permit] The caretaker said he had lor a period of six months for BLAIS & MADR0 INC.\"Quslify Men'» Store\" \u2014 Custom Tailor» \u2014 149 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke, Que.inert touched the propane tanks i which supply the cottage with a second offence of driving while his faculties were tm luel.light and refrigeration, paired by alcohol._____\t( Eric B00D1, who pleaded __\tto the charge had committed LAWRENCE\t{the same offence in 1958.I ^ Erection exterior w walls and roof offer expires April 30th.VIKING SAUNA installations for homes and commercial purposes.R.BROERSMA 9) Wilson \u2014 Sherbrooke C.Calchpaugh Magog \u2014 549 Bellevue W.Catalogues: Homes 35c Cottages: 2Sc MAGOG (Special) inique Beaulieu, chief evaluator for the City of Magog and supervisor of public works, spoke at a mixed gathering Saturday evening at the Lantern Miss Heather Burwash, of Montreal, was a weekend guest Dom- Principal features of consid-,of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.\u2022 .NOTICE W# »r« no At ownan of DUPUY lx FERGUSON Lté., 438 J«equ»a> Cartiar Sq .Mpntr««i Butinas* will bt earntd on as usual at tha abova addraaa until tha and of Juna 1964 Aftar that dato, all balanco of rtoakt, oflRco racorda, Mlootod staff, will ha tranafarred to our haodquortors in CHOMEDEY, P.Q Our buslnasa is growing ataadily.This acquisition will anabia us to tsrva our praaant and now oustomoes mor# rapidly, oomplatoly and offiolontly.W.H.PERRON tCa.LU.\t(\u201d> 515 tmtlE »LVD., SEiosmcy mjesewrmu CHOMEDEY, P.Q.eration include the cost of building, or the real value of a property after depreciation.Location of properties is also an important feature, are ser-Inn, sponsored by Magog\u2019s]vices, such as water, electricity, Chamber of Commerce.\tand paved streets.\u201cThe main role of an évalua- Decisions of evaluators are tor is to use careful judgment °f,en contradicted by proper-and to at all times strive fori1?f>'vncrs> 'vvho have the pn-fairness when evaluating pro-]v''e$e ^ voicing their disap-perty,\u201d Mr Beaulieu said.Proval' the speaker noted.During Saturday\u2019s meeting several Chamber of Commerce reports were heard from different committees.Roland Gen-dron gave an account of municipal affairs.Omer Girard re-' {ported for the industrial com-! mittee, Gustave Faniel report-] ed for the tourist industry! committee, and Jean-Charlet jMessara, head of the recruiting; and finance committee gave a resume of his group\u2019s activi-ties.Gerard Laurendeau, Presi-j, dent of the Magog Chamber of; Commerce supervised thei {meeting and introduced the! guest*.AYER'S CLIFF \u2014 Mr.and Mr*.Maurice Robin-, \u201e ,\t, ,, son and family were weekend Explaining some of the meth-visitors of their parents, Mr ods ^ to appratse the value and Mrs.James Robinson, and of rcal esta,e\u2019 thf \u2022sP\u20actker Sald Mr and Mrs.Cecil Tyler.\t't is necessary to take many ___[facts into consideration when doing property evaluation.Alvin Burwash.Mr.and Mrs.A.Burwash were visiting Mrs.H.Westgate,: of Sawyerville.Mrs.Burwash remained as an overnight tjucstj of Mrs.Westgate, she also spent a night the guest of Mrs.] M.Brown.Mr.and Mrs.P.Heegsma were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Hoekstra, of Windsor.] Mr.and Mrs.Herman Doug ] herty and children, of Cowans ] ville, were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.P.Heegsma.SUEZ CANAL The 103-mile Suez Canal has a minimum width of 196 feet, 10 inches and a maximum draft for vessels of 35 feet.IDEAL GIFT Modela As Low *16.50 CEMEKAl to ELECTRIC HAND MIXER ROSS-BIRON 562 1564\tElectric Ltd.183 Fronteoec, Sherbrooke.# Coutts Canada ontemporary cards Papeterie Pigeon Ltd.The Office Supply Store 444 King W., (cor.Belvedere) Tel.562-8310 NOW OPEN LENNOXVILLE PHOTO STUDIO 159 Queen St.(Wool Shop) Tel.567-3424 If no aniwer cell 567-7325 PORTRAITS \u2022 MARRIAGES CHILDREN'S PICTURES MAY BE TAKEN IN YOUR HOME.Give\"MQ^ -^S\"-N»> Flowers Soy You're A Wonderful Mother On Mother's Day.Give her a flowering plant, an arrangement of cut flowers; or a lovely corsage that she can proudly wear on Sunday.We send Mother's Day Flowers-by-Wire anywhere.MILFORD FLORISTS 143 Frontenac St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-2566 I 54 J5 becbrooke Daily fieco cd The paper of the Eastern Townships.Established February 9, 1897, incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette test.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner test.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd.119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.JOHN BASSETT\tIVAN SAUNDERS\tHUGH DOHERTY President\tManaging Director Editor in-chief TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 French Canada resented in the west Now that the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism has moved to western Canada, that atmosphere of resentment against Quebec which has been slowly building up in the Prairies and British Columbia has exploded into the open.In Quebec, and to a great degree, in Ontario, the hearings of the Commission had been marked by considerable will to understand on the part of Einglish-speaking Canadians.But in Western Canada, where this will undoubtedly exist, too, it has been overshadowed by bitterness and even enmity.In some quarters out West, the feeling that the separation of Quebec would be no great loss to Canada is seriously held.And it is vehemently articulated.The protest has taken the form of open criticism of what the bicultural commission is trying to do.But it has also taken on political aspects.Mr.Pearson's recent efforts to arrive at fiscal arrangements mutually satisfactory to both the federal government and the provinces are looked upon as a sign of Mr.Pearson\u2019* \u201csoftness\u201d towards Quebec.There appears to be growing opposition even to what we would term the legitimate aspirations of Hrench-speaking minorities in the western provinces.In the face of this kind of reaction, important as much for its political implications as for its sociological implications, the commission\u2019s biggest job will obviously be to win over the western critics to the side of biculturalism.It may, in the long run, be the commission\u2019s most essentia! role.For it is not an over-generalization to say that west of Ontario, the character and shape of French Canada are often so vague and so distorted as to be almost unrecognizable.T-T * ?It would be much better if drivers would run out of gas rather than common sense.Private pensions and national plan Canadians generally, whether they agree with a government-sponsored contributory pension scheme or not, are gratified that the federal and provincial governments have been able to sink their differences and come up with a project that is acceptable to all parts of the coun-try.But a substantial number of them are disturbed by the inability of the governments to give any information as to how the proposed new legislation will affect private pension plans now in existence.Prime Minister Pearson has asserted that there is no need for concern in this respect but his remarks also indicate that up to now he has given very little thought to the position of private pension plan operators or their customers.For periods ranging up to thirty years, hundreds of thousands of Canadians have been paying into private schemes and most of them stand to retire with monthly income* much higher than the $104 maximum provided under the gov- ?\u2019 If you gave Utile autos and fire engines to your kids for Christmas we hop# you arc enjoying your trips.Treat old blunderbusses with care A properly-run gun collectors' club is more than simply a gathering of hobbyist*.It also has significance as a public safety group.At the first exhibition of firearms, held in Lennoxville last Sunday, it was pointed out that many people possess old firearms of one kind or another, but don\u2019t know how to use them.Every once in a while, of course, somebody tries.Usually, the results are injurious, and sometimes, fatal.One of the things a properly-organized Other papers say: Travelling bombs on the highways eminent plan.Mr.Pearson has stated that the government intends to enter into discussion with private operators with a view to integrating privately-run pension schemes with the national plan but has failed to give any indications as to how this integration will work.The obvious alternatives are that citizens be permitted to continue with their private schemes provided that they make their required contributions to the national plan; that there be a closer amalgamation of the private and public schemes with a percentage of future contributions being diverted somewhere along the line into the government jackpot; that private plans be completely absorbed into the national system, or perhaps, that pension benefits under private plans be included in the supplementary earnings allowed the pensioner.In any case, the important point is that contributors to private plans must not forfeit any of the superior benefits they now enjoy.?gun collectors\u2019 club does is inform its members on the proper handling of firearms which haven\u2019t been used regularly for centuries.When an antique matchlock fires, for example, it emits a sheet of flame.A person who didn't know this could be seriously hurt if he tried to shoot one.Gun collector or not, it is well for everyone to keep in mind that old weapons can be as dangerous as new ones, (needed, they are often more dangerous since they are apt to be in pood condition, and ignorance as to their proper handling will be general.In force in Ontario for several years has been a demerit point system.Everyone who drives has listed inside the fold of his or her operator\u2019s or chauffeur\u2019s licence a long list of Highway Traffic Act and other violations, alongside the number of points deducted for each.If points charged against you pile up to 15, you lose your licence.SMiptbrnokr flailg Srrurii SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Town-*hips, 40 cents weekly, by mail in City of Sher-brooke, $20.80 par year.Mail subscription in Canada, outside the city limits, and Great Britain, 1 year $10.00, 6 months $6.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.50.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00.6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00,\t1 month $2.00.Single copies 7c; Back copies, 7e; over 30 days old, 15c; over 90 day* old, 30c.\"Authorized as second clast mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" (St.Thomas Times Journal') For failing to remain at an accident you lose seven points; for careless driving, racing, or speeding 30 miles an hour over the limit you lose six; for tail-gating and several other offences you lose four; ten other less serious driving crimes will cost you three points, and ten others two points each.Nowhere in the list of 28 offences on your card will you find that you will be charged points for driving with defective equipment\u2014bad brakes, worn kingpins, no horn, faulty lights, turn signals that don\u2019t work, tires gone bald, and all the rest of it to be found on the road.You might be able to get away scot free driving a car that will only corner to the left.Not so in the State of Michigan where, this week, the motorist who is a moving traffic hazard, not because of his driving but the condition of his car, started taking an extra risk of getting two violation points added to his record for driving with defective equipment.Michigan Attorney-General Frank E.Kelly has ruled that defec- HEROES\u2019 MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL (1923-1947) vtjf h AFTER THE ADDITIONS OF 1947 Story starts in 1905 Cowansville sdtool's fast rise in size required many changes five equipment now counts as a \"moving violation.\u201d Police in Ontario have long contended that defective equipment in a motor vehicle is just as dangerous as defective driving.The motorist driving a car or truck that has something wrong with it causes accidents just as surely as those who speed and run red lights.We hope Ontario's new' attorney-general, Hon.A.A.W^shart, follows Michigan\u2019s suit and makes it costly in demerit points to the fellow who, reckless of his own safety and that of others, goes down the road driving a bomb.t««PRflytR »0* TODAY HO* 4 Cbc Upper Room» PRAYER; Dear Lord.Thou hast expected us to be universal in our Christian outlook.But we have been so selfish and narrow-minded in our interpretation.Grant us, we beseech Thee, the vision that our chain will he strengthened only when each component ring is equally cared for.Help us, we ask Thee, through Christ our Savior.Amen.Though education in Cowansville has a long history, the present high school building is comparatively new.The oldest part, built in 1923, has the honour of being the first building erected by the Cowansville School Commissioners to serve as a school.Let us see how this building was conceived, constructed, and enlarged over the years.The story begins in 1905, when we find the school commissioners drafting a motion to be sent to the superintendent of education at Quebec requesting permission to borrow money \u201cto buy a suitable site and to build a suitable building for School purposes thereon .\u201cbecause\u2019\u2019 .the present building which is being used for our Academy is the property of the municipal council of the Village of Cowansville, and .said school building is not properly lighted or ventilated and is not sufficiently large to accommodate tiie number of pupils who desire to attend our school.\u201d In 1907 the board arranged for options to buy several properties, but it was not until 1917, apparently, that further action was taken.In May of that year, a meeting of the ratepayers was held \u201cfor the purpose of considering the question of a new Academy building for the town.\u201d This meeting moved to support the school board in its resolution to proceed with the work of construction.An account of the meeting tells us that: \u201cDr.Rodger, chairman of the board, Mr.YV.F.Vilas, M L.A, and mayor of Cowansville, Mr.John Parker, inspector of superior schools, Mr.Geo.Johnston, member of the school board, and Mr.YV.P.Percival, B.A., principal of the Academy, were the chief speakers.\u201cIn his opening remarks, Dr.Rodger stated that the education of the children was of paramount importance to the slate .He read the present report of the inspector of superior schools condemning the present building and urging that action be taken to procure suitable accommodation.\u201d From the same account we learn that Mr.Parker pointed out the need for a playground and for adequate fire protection.Mr.Percival stressed the inconveniences of the town hall: lack of heat, and suitable sanitary conditions.\u201cIt was his opinion that if the work were not necessary it should not be undertaken during the period of war, but necessary public work had to be carried on and provision made to avoid educational stagnation in the village.\u201d Having obtained the ratepayers\u2019 sanction of their plans, the board next arranged to borrow the necessary funds.They hired an architect, John O.Archibald, and bought a lot bounded on the east by Oxford Street and on the north by Church Street.At this point, however, progress ceased for a time, be- By LYLA PR1MMERMAN cause of war conditions and prices.In 1923, activities were resumed.One must suppose that the lot purchased in 1917 was no longer considered suitable, for after deliberating for some time between a lot belonging to the Cotton estate and one belonging to Miss Nesbitt, the board, on May 25, 1923, authorized the chairman and secretary to exercise their option and \u201cto purchase four acres of land from Miss N.M.Nes- One of a series of articles on the history of education in the District of Bedford prepared to mark the centennial of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers.bitt ., being the site of the school building, including the right of way to the river .\u201d The lot purchased in 1917 was then offered for sale.The original plans supplied by Mr.Archibald, the architect, had been for a one-story building, but it was decided to change the plans and put up two storys instead.In May, 1923, the contract for the construction was awarded to Newton and Dakin of Sherbroke for the sum of $42,000.On July 21, 1923, a dedicatory service was held.Since the new building was to be called \u201cHeroes\u2019 Memorial,\u201d a part of the service consisted of Dr.Rodger's reading the names of former pupils who had died in the First YVorld YYar.The cornerstone was laid, and in it were placed copies of curent newspapers, a copy of the honor roll, a copy of the school announcement of 1922-23.the names of councillors and commissioners, a poster of the day's ceremony, a description of Cowansville in 1923, a list of pupils who attended Cow'-ansville High School in 1922-23, and a list of business firms in the town.The actual building of the school, supervised by Architect Archibald and Principal C.S.Douglas, went on quickly, and the following announcement appeared in the fall issue of the Educational Record for 1923: \u201cThe high school building being erected at Cowansville is expected to be ready for occupation early in the new year.It is a most creditable structure, and when completed will be worth visiting by other school boards contemplating a new-building.The very large grounds are particularly noticeable.and have been leveled already.\u201d The building, 55 by 88 feet, contained seven classrooms, an assembly hall occupying the whole of the west side of the top floor, a chemistry and physics laboratory, and a teachers\u2019 office.There were Lads and Lasses ACROSS lOne of the lasses 5 One of the lads 8 Miss Lanchester 12 Finnish lad 1.1 lass from Eden 14\tRodents 15\tDonated 16\tLass in a song 17\tLads Lincoln and Burrows 18\tJapanese outcast 19\tCloth measure 20\tMineral rock 21\tMouse or hare 24 frightens 27 City in Nevada 28\\'iluin's greeting 29 Excavate 31\tLad s nickname 32\tEmploy 33\tBefore 34\tCommodities 36 Capture 39 Most uncommon 41 Annoy 43\tCompletely 44\tBritish money of account 46\tBeverage 47\tRoman road 49\tEquip 50\tStrikes St Accomplished 52\tConsumed 53\tShield bearing 54\tDirk 55\tChapeaa 56\tAct DOWN 1\tGerman beer 2\tLecturer S Infringe upon 4 Observe 5\tSet afresh 6\tEllipsoidal 7\tShouts 8\tAge 9\tToils IP Cubic meters 11 Onagers 22l ndergo 23 Dins 25\tLade 26\tWeapon pointers 30\tTapuyan 31\tMariners direction 34\tUaak \u2014\u2014 35\tMiss Francis ûe/uiUL 0WL.M M him v : ' 4*1 .*02 .¦I'\u2018' Foundation Garments Reg.to $7.95 ONLY jeuf smBPin .jP \"\u2022 4jp.'.i i;, tilwrCPifeJl ,\t\u2022\t* P =' \u2019 \u20221^.!^ '» Pf «r-AdFI r ¦ U i Huntingville «5 / I Mr.and Mrs, Lome Bort.of ||Munroe.N.H., Mis* Ursl Dus jlm.of Ayors Cliff.Mrs.11.Gujusc and Mrs.Rufus Dustin, uf Compton, were guests of Mrs.> Man Warlt and family, | Mr.and Mrs.Hu-hard Evans, | Mary Angela.Jennifer and Tommy of St.Bruno, spent several days with Ins parents, Mr.and Mrs \\V.T.Evans, who have recently returned home front Florida.Mrs R.Kvans and family were returning from Frederic-lion, NB, where they visited Mrs.Evans\u2019 parents, Mr, and Mrs Haven O'Leary, at the C D A Station.Mr Evans was returning from a business trip to the Maritimes.En route they were guests of Mr.Evan's aunt.Mrs.Pearle Mansell, Dexter.Me.Mrs.Elaine Dunwoodie, of Dorval, was also a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W T.Evans.Mr.David Mills, of the Grace Christian.Home, has left for a month's visit with friends in Vancouver, B C.Mr.Marcellos Lane is being eared for at the home of his daughter and son in law , Mr.out Mrs.Burton Hughes.Mr.Archie Gillespie, of West-mount, was an overnight guest if Mr.Douglas Hyatt RICHMOND | Miss Eileen Sinclair, of To-ronto, accompanied by her jaunt, Mrs.Aleck Sinclair, of Bronte.Ont , \\i» B.C Power\t45\t46 Hryck ' \\\t25 G\t Van, (Vmciil\t44 G\t44 s» tan Iron\t32 G\t32 G Vdn Aviation LI\t8'*\t Cdn Brewenr»\t9 N\t9\u2019a Cdn.Br Alum A\t10!«\t ('hemcell\tt3,«\t13% (\u2019dn Pac.Railviav\t40»\t4U* Cons.Paper\t43\t42'.Cons.Smelters\t3311\t33'i Dist.Seagrams\t57» s\t57'-j Dom.Bridge\t20'.\t20'« Dom.Stores\t19\t Dom.Tar\t19>i\t19 V Dom Textile\t24 G\t24 V Dupont\t15G\t Famous Players\t20' i\t Ford \"A\"\t93\u2019,\t Eraser\t32\t32 Gen Dynamics\t31G\t Great Lakes Paper\t24 G\t Hawker Siddley\ti ' «\t Home Oil \"A'\"\t18G\t19 Hudson Bay Co\t16G\t Hudson H Mining\t68'.\t68 G Imp.Oil\t50\t50 Ind 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daughter of the late Mr ami Mrs 1 A Farmer of Quebec, to Mr George Gilman IN noil of Baltimore, Maryland lu fHrmurtam fthrthn HUNTING Bill and Eileen (nee Hrndersoni are happy lo announce ihe birth of their son William Lolhrop.on April 23.PVit at the Sherbrooke Ho.» pitat, Oral hit >'t.Kl K In loAing nunmYiA : Hk of Montreal 651 » VI) Rk of Nova Scotia 72 :Bque Provinciale 361 v Cn.Bk of Comm 65G Royal Bank 75'-XD Tor.Dom.Bank K4 MINES and OILS Advocate\t6.50 Alta.Gas Trunk 32'* Cassiar\tIP» Central del Rio 8 15 29 25s» IP» 38 17 s» 331» 43 It 78GXD 65'i 75' » 64', 6 50 32'* 8 10 711 * The l.ondon stock market was tmixed in quiet trading at the opening, Stock prices were lower in moderately active trading.The three major eastern Can ada sugar refineries yesterday hoosied the wholesale price for refined sugar by 30c a hundred pounds bringing rt nl h\\, MARTI K AM) K ICR Ml IT »UMM)\\ AM) KAKKN Ft I I K\tIn\tIoa lug\tmrmoi v\tof HiHtir M\u2022 in#i#t\t\"ht» pARaod «\\\\ian April *«\t19(11 \u2022^adh\tand dIaara* trmrm hrrrd.deal M« RAN MOM) M \\ II n r ALAN.I>«NN A RISIloP\tIn\tloAlna\tmrmorv\t«vl t'iir drar paiouta, KUaa«rd I Hialiop who paaKcd aw«s April ID.N.l and Ofrilr .latkton RUhop who paaMnl! t aa a a Mit' 9 Igftfi RON A NO miRKNO HARRISON Withdraw men PARIS (Renier») A foreign office communique announced today Dial Ihe French govern ment had withdrawn il» naval officers attached to the NATO command in the Mediterranean and Ihe English Channel Thr communique said Ihr de cision lo withdraw Ihe officers wa» made known lo NATO Mon day.IOV \\\\\tIn lovinK mrm »i v i'I our doai uthfi.fathfr4nlgw and Sraudfalh#) l.#f Of/an.who pa** rd awav April IB.NH.AIaama* ifmrmhoird and \\#i' *«t1l,\\ misKfd by, K.ONYIN AND CONNIK taon and dankhif i In law l FîtFDFRM K, KI.MNK A CORA 111 tH andchildi rn> II'\\SI'F.R.SKN In IoaIii( marnoi'A of our drar «on Mini hrothri (IroiKr, who pRMA(mI aw at thtrr ,\\««ra aiio MAh.v a lonraoin# haatlachf* Ntanv a atlrnl Irai, Rul 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representative soon.He'll tailor a Disability Income Plan to meet your particular requirements.What would happen if your income were cut off?Find out how you can protect against loss of income from disability by completing (hi* coupon and mailing it today.I cjfcc Canada Life '^//fssrtmnre f bmpony The Canada Life Assurance Company, 330 University Avenue, Toronto 1, Canada.I would like to have information about your new Diiability Income Plan NAME-\u2014\u2014- ADDRESS.Street City BIRTH DATE.Province r-J ; 1ft STORBHOOK* DAWvY WBOOW», TTWI., AFftlf.», *.¦ I: Ê; UoVro.0# W HêSÊMÊ) isr.v.CLiOtjrri o I ^ 8»* 0| ;^'*V \u2022 ^ ^\u2022ChrT^ USED CAR LOT 1465 King W.\u2014T»l.567-3911 Shtrbrooka, Qu».CLASSlFlfcD ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE _ 3 c«n»» p«r word minimum «h»rg» $0 «ont» lor 16 words or lou Throo convoeuli»» msortion», 3rd dav half eharga.Six consacutiva imartioni, 25*» off.10 cant» for mailing Racord Box repliât DEADLINE \u2014 Clattified Adt accepted until *00 P.M.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales.Legal Notices, Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon proviout day; 10 A.M.Saturday for Monday.569-3636.1.Articles For Sale !10.Horses For Sale 18.Wanted To Rent COTTAGE in the vl< Inlty t Avn1 CUff or Norlh Hxllry for July I-\t, , -i, , Write Reeord Hon UX\tAdvOCOtCS 20.Wanted To Purchase rrbMHINATlON wood and co»l, w*»Ue VKAHIAN SIALUOM.Slandlnij at \u201cfmai itov#, \u2022lactric ran«MU,\telud Phone Richmond R2A mi.C\u2019.C* K.washing machine and wood, 4SI Main Airtat.furnace with pipes, (\u2018heap for| nextl.Cell Co*m»tnn MS WtiT »*l«' .,\t.p r , «00 pm\t1 \u2022\u2022 t-lveSIOCK ror jute jiLOTIIts cloxel nr oupboxrd «Ivnit n.OYn hxbv exrrlexe In perferl1,,, hKREFOHD yexrlln* »teer«.Ap- \u2019 r'1'1 l\u20191*11 l! BHCil.STRRKD Holstein hull, 1 'A yra.,1 rlrar at 'A prlre.Roxx-Btron Elri'\tp|u» provan hrrrdlns llnrd\t26 Helo Wonted\" Male trio Ud.IH.1 Krontcnac St.lal rrrdUrd, Hated Kurtlier Inrornia\t' \"-'r SO2-1504.\t! lion eontaet R.G.Cnnner, North ;|S00 SW ET.,üf H - Inch Btreh and I HaMpy, 842 2S24.Maple plywood, xizea 12\t*\t27 and 18 x 25A.Price 12r *| ft 12.To Let LENNOXVIl.I.E healed apartment.4 rooms, available May IM Tel, Suitable for playroom, cot UK» or basement.Will aell all or In wnall quantity- Tel.587-7185.EISHfNG this YEAR?or \u201cpaint the house again.Install aluminum \u2022>«»»»\"' siding, be finished permanently.I\tWARD 4 rooms, beautiful 582-6665.\t\u2014\u2014\tand modern.Individual thermo USED PIANO *69.00 and up, »mall| *t!at, built-in oven, wall to wall size piano, reconditioned, revarn- oarpel, washer and diver, ceramic MAN wanted ae barlendei, country hotel, must apeak English, no ex pertenee neeeasary.after « (8i p m.WESLEY II BRADLEY, Q J75 St.Jamea Street West, Montreal | 849-8664.attended talent show is sponsored by Ayer's Cliff H and 5 as Professional Directory Largely attended talent show is ?b,heRr?>bTnd 7,3 Kobert Guudwcll acted Master i>f Ceremonies.Mrs.Browning thanked the AYKR'S CLIKK \u2014 The Homejacjuire dance team, ntutle up audience for their support and and School Association ofjof pupils from «rades V, VI and also gave a special thanks to the Ayer's Cliff sponsored a talent VII,\tijudges, Lewis Lambourne, R.show on April 17, the audito , A skit by the seniors, bring- Stafford and Mrs.Edward Ast-rittni being filled for the pro ,r.g the program to a close, was bury, gram presented as follows; GERVAIS, ishiwl *279 00 And up, small new piano, $489,00 and up.Robert Hlnutn nano, 1506 Kin* St.W., Tel.569 2423.tile bathroom.Tel.567-5239, 587-5167 or 560-3369, 84 GORDON -\t4 or 5 room», heated, hot water year round, refrigerator, slove, use of washer and dry er, Incinerator, wall to wall carpet.Immediate occupancy.Tel.367 4515.AUCTION SALE for Mr.Hadlock, OF BAST HATLBY\t4 ROOM apartment, modern, healed TO 81 HELD AT ART BENNETT S h((( WHjflri near University, very AUCTION HOUSE, LENNOXVILLE quiet surrounding.Available i.m Thursday, April 30th, AT 7 P.M.TO RE SOLD: Gaa and wood stove, mediately.19B» Galt W.INDIVIDUAL larger residence avail- _______________ able Immediately.Seven rooms, MnffatT; electric stove, three wash 1 Playroom, garage.1975 Vermont tng machine», three dining room St.Another residence July, 2015 tels, wall cabinet, piano bench,' radio j, record cabinet, gram nphone drop leaf table, seclional bookcase, wardrobe, writing desk, Warby chairs, wheel chair, large pine chest.Singer .sewing machine.floor polisher, mirrors, carpets.Clocks, fern aland, lawn Chairs, Gone with the Wind lamp, hanging lamp, oil lampe.Very large quantity of antique diahes and Silverware, odd beds, bu reaus and commodes, garden tools, lawn mower, blower with motor, smalt outboard motor, lamps, two punch bowls (one silver), girl\u2019s bicycle, child\u2019» bicycle, two wheel harrows.Many other articles too numerous to mention, including coin col lection.ART BENNETT.Auctioneer Sawyervtlle, Qne, -* 4.Property For Sale SPRING in to the Mr, eunwner to near at hand, renters who never pare, own neither home nor Vend -Oh, yon do care, well, then, call on Charles Connor» 562dT8.NEW thr*e apartment building, Î x S and 1 x 4.Beautiful bathrooms.I^arger rooms, larger lot.Quiet and wonderful living.Situated 1500 Ihtnant Street.(Upper Belvi-dere) Favorable financing.Call Hebert\u2019a, 2155 Bachand.Phone 562-0674.0 BOOM hOUMt t 4MMA M land, ijood fishing pond for sal*.Tel.389-22.14 Sawyanrfflle.WDNÏ1ERFU1» Individual (eight rooms)* playroom, two colored bathroom*, spacious garages.2000 Grime .Street, neighboring Sherbrooke Golf.Available Immediate ly.Also 1975 Vermont Street, See Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand.Phone 562 0674.BEAUTIFUTa beautiful spring, the moving, building, buying season, the days Charles Connors can fhow you \u201csaving ways\u201d.562-4000 YOU ARE welcome to visit Hercule and Ronald Marcoux if you plan to buy or build a home.Tel.569 .5941.Vermont, Call Hebert\u2019s 2155 Ba chaud, Phone 562-0874.LENNOXVILI.E: 5 room apartment heated, electricity paid, $55 00 monthly.Available immediately.Tel.5628705 VlCINm of Hrmursilv ri' ¦ n»on> aparbmont, heated, hot water and 2Vfc rooms, ultra modern, outlet for washer and dryer, Individual thermos!ai, tiled floors, etc.Available Immediately.Apply 1406 Cabana.Tel, 567-5815.NORTH WARD Very quiet build log for .1 people or leas, 2 flats.Available May 1»1 Ground Floor and 3rd «lory, 4 rooms, heated, hoi water.Near bus stop.Good location.Tel.569 7:«l.NEW four-hve-six room heated apartments available.Near Sherbrooke University.Aleo Dunant Street (upper Belvldere).Call Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand Street.Phone 562-0874.APARTMENT, 4 Urge rooms, heated, electric stove, refrigerator, shower.Quiet apartment.Apply 746 Ontario, Apt.7.Tel.562-9364 or 567-4481.NEW BUNGALOWS, 5 rooms brick, automatic heating, painted, floors covered, $9,900.00, Down payment of $100.00 F.asy terms.Situated Belvedere Development, also Hollywood Deveploment.Phone 562-5728.5.Lots For Sale SEVERAL lots for **!\u2022 on Jolliet and Iberville Sts., facing school under construction.Alseo lots on Letendre, Esplanade and Heneker Sfcs.Apply Sylvlo Chamberland.562-1375; res 562-1845.T.ARGER building lots for «part ment buildings.Kingston and Dunant streets (upper Belvldere).Quiet neighborhoods.Also beautifully situated larger residential plots, next Sherbrooke Golf, Vermont, Grime Street.Call Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand, Phone ,562-0874.APARTMENT \u2014 Jacques Cartier North, 4 rooms, modern, heated, hot; water, tile, telephone after 3:30 p.m.562-5125.NORTH WARD 5 rooms, heated, hot water.$90.00 monthly, also 4 rooms, heated, North Ward $80 00 monthly.Tel.562-8578.4Vi ROOMS, very modern, heated, hot water, entry for washer and dryer, rubber tile.Corner Prospect and Victoria.Apply 569-6333 Jean Alex.APARTMENT'S to lent \u2022 We have a choice of 2, 3 and 5 room apartments to rent.All situated in North Ward, furnished and unfurnished.Available 1st.May or later.The Royal Trust Co., 150 Frontenac.Tel.569-9371 evenings 562-8013.APARTMENT 3 large rooms, heat ed.freshly decorated, located on ProaptQt St.Tel.569-1154.169 VIMY Street, near Portland 4 rooms, hot water, atove and refrigerator furnished.Adults only Tel.567-5923.VIMY Street, four rooms, heated, hot water, stove and refrigerator.Tel.567-5923.13.Offices To Let WELUNGTON ST.NORTH.Office apace to let.Immediate or May 1st occupancy.Will redecorate to suit new tenant.Heated and hot water supplied.Sherbrooke Trust Company 562-3844 Licensed Rrok era.JX>T 30 x 100 situated on Bowen South, facing Marie Reine St.Apply John Mailloux, 3518 Clark St., Montreal VI.5-9073.MAGNIFICENT lota suitable for duplexes, on Portland and Meay Sts.Tor information.Les Développements Ghylor Inc., Tel.569-0452.LOT at Little Lake Magog, St.Catherines side, 10 miles from Sherbrooke.Safe beach.Tel.567-7081.Apply Record Box No.107.8.Cars For Sale MACS DRIVING SCHOOL Dual controls.Full insurance coverage.Experienced Instructors.Late Model Car.Home pick-up.Sherbrooke, Magog, North Hatley and surrounding districts.T»l.842 2249 Civil.SERVICE COMMISSION KEQI IMKS KOK DEPARTMENT or NATIONAL DEFENCE (Army) MONTREAL COMMAND FIRE MARSHAL $7,200.- $8,220.Two yearn of experience an a Eire Safety Officer.Knowledge of English and French required.Complete details and where to apply: Civil Service Commission, room 1038, 1165 Bleury, Montreal 1.Quote competition number 64-M801.Application forms also at main Post Offices and Nation al Employment Office*.Time limit: May 4.1064.I.ANGLAIS k MONTY Advocate» Paul M.Gervals Andre Langlals A.Rene Monty Armand Koimeau, Q.C., Counsel | 6 Wellington SL .South Telephone: 362-4735 Tel.562-3574 w.WARREN LYNCH, Suite 206 | Continental Building, 111 King St.West.569-9914.K«§.569-4581.I\u2019OBIN k TOBIN.Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 592-2120.Business Management Consultants PAETOW - ROSENBLOOM »iid ASSOCIATES 138 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke.Phone 567 6266 Chartered Accountants LAVALLEE BEDARD, Lyonnais Gascon A Associatea, D.J.Croc kett, l .A., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, P Q , Tel: 569-5503.MCDONALD, CURRIE A CO Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave.569*6301 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Saint John, Charlottetown, Halifax, Rlmouskl, Sept lies, .Sherbrooke, Hamilton, Kitchener, Winnipeg.Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver.COOPERS A LYBRAND International Firm TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building Place Ville Marie, Montreal 2, Que.Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms In the United States, Great Britain and elsewhere.27.\tFemale Help Wanted A WOMAN to carte for a semi-invalid one weekend h month.Apply Box 734 Lennoxvllle.28.\tDomestic Help Wanted COUPLE FOR year round Laurentian country home Only first class references and thorough experience accept able.Excellent conditions amt salary.Woman must be good cook and man to ael ns houseman, also able to drive car.Write Miss Taylor, P.O.Box 1600.Place d* Arm es, Montreal.29.\tMale & Female Help Wanted FOREMAN OR FORELADY ln\u201e _ 4 IAMnnv \u201e DR, .1.A.I.ANDRY, Surgcon-Dpn-SEWING DEPARTMENT 1 tut, lit* Moor# Street.Office Manufacturer in Eastern\tl'ou^, nsy* * t0 S: Evening., 7 Townships requires bilingual\t,n 8:'10- Tel \u2022>«7-6644.supervisor with overall konu .ledge from cutting lable In Notaries final assembly.Experience kdgar w.smith ba.b.c.l.with plastic fabrics an asset, ; Notary, Danville.839-31.17 Dentists In the Primary Instrumental, group David Walker won first prize, with a piano solo; second prize wont to Charles Cass, who played piano selections.Other contestants in this class were Linda Va nee, Johnny Saanum, Jennie Martin, and Debbyl Down.Betty Jean Browning gave a1 reading, followed by the Juniori Group of piano solos.Nancy Taylor was the first prize winner in this group, with selections played by Ester Saanum and Trudy Taylor.A piano duel was nexl play ed by Nancy and Trudy Tay-J lor.The intermediate class was.represented by Micheal Launi ailler who played three sel'i-! lions.Mela Smith was next on the program, with an accordion solo.Two skits were presented, one by Greg and Susan Norrie and 11 he second by Jimmy Thompson.Vocal numbers hi ard wilh the first prize going to Jane Pierce and Mary Mc-Harg, second prize was won by Ester Saanum and Linda Gre-non.Other contestants in this class were David Walker, Buster McComb and Delbert Smith, and a quintet, Therese Martin, Eleanor Clark Ruby Smith, Debby Goodsell and Diane Pawley.Debby Clark and Janie Slan-dish were small twist dancers, winning first prize.The second prize for dancers went to Your best buy ., Save with factory built ., .IMPERIAL Homes and Cottagai.CMHC Approved \u2014 Architect designed \u2014 Guaranteed \u2014 BUILT BY \u2014 MacPHERSON LUMBER INC.Construction Division 100 Lake St.\u2014 MAGOG \u2014 Tel.843-3348 'f it's \"springs\" you need .we lave them for all kinds of vehicles cars, trucks, busses and bulldozers FOR SECURITY and COMFORT.HAVE YOUR SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY by \"EXPERTS\" at CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC.180 Galt West \u2014 Tels 562 4833 \u2014 562 4840 AUCTION - FARM MACHINERY Wednesday, April 29th at 10.00 a m.sharp ON THE FARM OF Mr.LIONEL JACQUES Situated on Route 28, next to tho Experimental Farm, Lennoxvllle, Out.MERCURY '63 \u2014 1 ton truck, with double rear wheels and box 7 x 9, 4.000, for transporting animals or other objects, will be offered for sale.TO BE SOLD: Shore-Boy 6 unit milking machine, milk bottle cases: Oliver 770 Diesel Tractor: Ferguson 85 tractor; Oliver 32 disc 18\" harrow, with cylinders and portable wheels No.241,3203; Oliver Manure spreader; Oliver plough, No.5440, 3 furrow; Oliver seeding machine No.64; Ferguson spring tooth harrow; Ferguson levelling harrow; Easy Flow lime spreader on tires; Dion mowing machine with 7 ft.cutter blade; Dion silage blower; Oliver No 60 hay press; Ferguson tractor hay tumbler: Oliver No.97 hay conditioner; Oliver tractor mowing machine No.356; 3 wagon hayracks; Smoker No.SP-38 pulley blocks; Massey-Ferguson No.8 side rake: 1 straight rake; Ferguson road scraper; feed: 2000 lb.scale; bench saw: cabbage cutter; lime spre der; tractor chains; manure spreader-blender; 6 chemical fire extinguishers 1 microscope; wire: tin cutter and many other small tools; 1 lot of old windows and a few doors.All must he sold without reserve as the farm has been sold to the Federal Government to enlarge the Experimental Farm.TERMS: CASH \u2014 The auction will continue throughout the dinner hour, but a canteen will be at the disposal of the public.The milking machine and pump will be available only after the sale of cattle on May 6th next.J.M.Chailler, Bilingual Auctioneer R.R.1 Lennoxville \u2014 Tel.567-7587 Complete auction of the cattle will be held on May 6th at 11.00 a.m.sharp.Robert\tand were\tthen but not essential, Salary according to experience.Apply Box No.144, Record.30.Farm Help Wanted MIDDLE aged man.well experienced in farm routine and milking.Re ply stating wages and supply references, to Record Box 147.MARRIED man experienced to work on dairy farm, in the Eastern Townships House, etc.provided.References required.Apply Rc cord Box No.146.35.\tBusiness Opportunity LICENSED COIN-OPERATED WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT r Laundry and DRYCLEANING Stove! If you are the right party or family, we offer: \u2022\tComplete PLANNING \u2022\tHelp on LOCATIONS \u2022\tMost liberal Financing \u2022\tComplete continuing PROMOTION Call or write today.Aid, Canada Ltd.8400 St.Lawrence Blvd.Montreal, Que.DU.9-3593 36.\tMiscellaneous GENERAL repairs: power mowers, rototlllers, chain saws, appliances.Al Cornish.R.R.2.Bromptomille.Tel.846-2280.Montreal.844-2393 Optometrists DR.ALBERT TRUDEAU, Optome-trlst, New address Granada Theatre Bldg., 51 Wellington North, Suite 1\t& 2, Sherbrooke.Tel.562-0517.Eyes examined.Contact lenses.SHERBROOKE DRIVING SCHOOL Two 1964 cars, fully equipped.Three professional instructors.Transport Ministry Pcrr lit 42.Office at 93 Bowen St.N.Tel.562-0670.TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE 1957 PLYMOUTH eoarfi.In good con dition.8 cylinder.Wilt take exchange.Walter Beland, Water ville, 837-2641.1952 CHRYSLER, 1953 OddsmobUe.Rest offer taken.Robert Sandford, R.R.3, Bury.Phone Scotstown «67-4587.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BU1CK, Pontiac, Vauxhall, G.M.C.Trucks, Sale» A Service.Deluxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West, TeL 569-3669.IM P E R1A L Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Fargo Truck».Sales Sc Service.Martin Motor Sale* Ltd., 405 Belvedere St TeL 569-3659.9.Trucks For Sole I TON International truck.1957 equipped with winch and hydraulic digging equipment.For information call 562 «7M.37.Personal 'HYGIENIC-SUPPLIES - save up to 60%.Send $1.00 for 18 fnieat quality assorted Park Sales, P.O.Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.41.Boots and Motors NEW flat bottom boat for sale.Tel.I 842-2331.175 H.F.outboard with generator, electric starting, used 1 year.Cheap for cash.Tel.562-0222 after 6:00 p.m.562-0971 46.Pets For Sale BOSTON Terriers all ages, males, females, the very best of breeding.Lionel Grassette.Frelighs-burg.Que.298-5217.REGISTERED Boston Terrier, nice! month old female puppy and! two grown females Tel.562-6358.PUREBRED German .Shepherd pups., black and stiver $25 also purci white $35.T.Zverina.Mansonville.P Q .292-5715.1st & 2nd MORTGAGES 6''4% INTEREST AND UP on all types.Residential, Commercial and Industrial property throughout the Townships.BEAUDEAN INC.Bonded & Licensed Real Estate Brokers Appraisals and Consultations P.O.Box 400 \u2014 Lennoxville Tel.569-9178 AUCTIONEER (Bilingue!) Robert Burns Tel.Cookshire 875 3203 Sales ef all kinds.SAFE-WAY ™VooLg 386 Merry St., Magog, Que.For Appointment Tel.843 4540 For all your construction or renovation needs, look with confidence to: WILFRID CAQUETTE & FRERE INC.General Contractor 881 Blais St., Sherbrooke Tel.S69-2086 FREE ESTIMATES East Farnham Mrs.Earl Royea has returned home from Karnam\u2019s Corner, after spending 10 days at the Junior Harvey home, while Mrs.Harvey was hospitalized in the local hospital, al Sweetsburg.Mr.and Mrs.Royea attended the funeral service of Mrs.Royea\u2019s uncle, Mr.Harry Harvey, at Farnam's Corner.Mr.Carl Gibson and Mr.Thomas Wilson visited friends I at Richforri, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Thomas ! motored to Pincourt and ac-Jcompanied their son-in-law and ! daughter.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Webb and family to Ottawa.; Ont.They spent the day with Mr.and Mis.John Widenmaier i and family.Mrs.Maurice Webb and Miss Harriet Shufelt spent a few days in Belleville, Ont., and visited their brother, Mr.Rupert Shufelt, who is a patient in the Belleville Hospital for several |weeks.They report that Mr.; Shufelt is showing gradual improvement from his illness.Mr and Mrs.Earl Royea j visited Mr.Royea\u2019s sister, Mrs.i Laurel Pow at Austin.Mr.and Mrs.Stuart Hawke j entertained the local Farm Forum al their home on April 120.After a brief business ses-jsion, members and friends en-jpyed an evening playing 500.The proceeds being used to augment the local Forum, j The fire late on the night of j April 18, which completely destroyed the barn and ail the cattle on the farm of Mr.Paltrier Marsh, on North Street.! jwas thoughi to be caused by! the severe lightning storm.RAMBLER EASTERN TOWNSHIPS MOTORS 2222 King St.West Sales & Service Tel.569-3604 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER Appraiser and Real Estât*.COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyervill*\u2014T*l.889-2273 FRANK J.CONWAY Reg'd Complete, Competent Service in all matters of REAL ESTATE 110 Wellington North Phone 567-5162 or 569 ^666 imm® 0lc« » MEADOW ST.\u2014 SHERBROOKE\u2014Tel.569-5591 \"The Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking Lot\" Before buying furniture visit us.We have all types at attractively lo- prices.As we accept trade-ins.you will find many secondhand articles in excellent condition.OUT OF TOWN DELIVERY \u2014 TERMS IF DESIRED FRECKLES (WE EACH OMET HADTlME TO TAKE OFF ONE SHOE/ ________ms This is wonderful JAPANESE FOOD/ LARD/ ' THEY BROU6HT OUR MEAL so SOON AMD THE in 'mi- ¥-zs r 9M by Nf A.Ut T M Reg U S.For Oil CAPTAIN EASY By LESLIE TURNER ' HOW?you TKIEP EVERYTHING letter?, of protest*,BOYCOTTING THEIR PF.CP.UC.TS.PHOWIMG THE: SPONSORS ALL NIGHT DISGUISING Y0ÜR VOICE TO SOUND LIKE A MASS PROTEST! IT\u2019S M FAULT.I COULDN'T TURN OFF THE TVI Ik) TIME TO AVOID A COMMERCIAL THAT MVRA.MR.\\6RING5 OUT THE WORST IN HIM.AN URGE WINDHORST r\u2014 .£ TO BURN THE SET II- t KNOW FOR YEARS UNCLE MW WAGED FUTILE ________ OFFENSIVELY REPETITIOUS affect THA WAY, TOO NEVER mind: but ft IT'S A NEW HlPv approach: IS BEGINNIIU' TO CALM DOWN! WAIT BLONDIE LL SNEAK UP BEHIND HIM AND GIVE HIM THE SCARE OF HIS LIFE I 7 I SWALLOWED THE PAPER I'LL HAVE TO iCURE DAGWOOD OF HANGING.AROUND THE WATER COOLER ALL DAY £ MORTY MEEKLE i ( VMDM5NS HATCABE GETTING \\ yj.SILLIES EVERY DAY.-1 I HAVE SOMETHING TO SHOW YOJ.ITë A SURPRISE ' mn HESE I COMB CLOôe NÜÜB EVES DON T COMB IN HEÏ2E FRED.ALLEY , ON GUARD YOU NIGHTMARE.K I'M DOMIN' tgitcha; THIS FOOL ISN'T , KIPPIN\" O'1 4-26 L L ABNER I PRONOUNCE MX1 MAN AND AND WIFE// DO YOU TAKE HIM FOR YOUR.LAWFUL rWEDDED HUSBAND?m Ml / £ » OBITUARIES tahtine T.»c«, Foater, twenty >tx üramlchtldmi and two areal ;ramlehitdren.The funeral wrvice wa* held on April UHh at 2 p m in St.Lukr'a Church, Re\\.Keith Uu-k wife, KUzabelh eraon officiating Two hymna had lived moat Nearer, My God To Thee and FREDERl'K L.GILBERT\ted b> service at the Church ol lell and hi> OF BISHOPTON\tthe Good Shepherd, which wa» Campbell.He filled to capacity by relatives!of hi» life on the\tfarm\tat Sut\tAbide\tWith Me;\tfavorites of the The sudden\taeath\tof\to*1*\t°*\tand friends.Mr.D Eustace con-ton Junction.\tdeceased, were\tsung.The or- the oldest residents, Frederick ducted ,he service\t.\t.\t.married Ethel ii*nisI w** Mr* Murdn\u2018 h M*c Pb hw\u2014 .in tbt Oud.iuin\t,\t\u201e .|\tth\th\t.\t[\t'\twell Corner Cemetery.The|him.Other survivors\tare\t.1\t1 u'\tbeareis\twere 1'onald ambulance\tto\tthe\thospital\tbearm were Gordon j0>Ce, ,laughter.Thelma\tat\thome;\ta\tGeorge\tMwener AMn born m ,,, j -_ ,\t* \u201e- .\t-.-i.- Williams, Alfml Wing, Hetnan er His oldest son.Ketth, wa» kill\t,nr vrcrR 'emP' ROBERT JAMES MATHERS, on Aug.a'\"943 He also leases\t\"otuTwa- CF THFTFORD MINES three »i>tei> Myra and Lou.oi Mr ' al')d ^lrs Donald Bockus resided ior 5i> year, in ,h, THETFORO WKES - T»,\t\u201c\u2022 suddenly at his brothers Gordon, of Crossfield, Mr.\\i»Kin ^.r'\t' inrii \u2019'1**\tHerring, Lloyd Harrison, >on.Malcolm, of Vaudreuil Ter ''\u2018\u2019Lam» A'tred Vtins.Hema Bishopton on April \"*\u2022\tStanley Bell.Ronald West man race tnd two s.a.idch.ldreu u\tHa.unond Durrell nte.one of nine children of the late anj) Çednf jenkerson\tul\u201eh l.,, nent wa» in the creek tern* Lucius Gilbert ami his wife Mary Ann Jenkerson.On March 27,\t1907 he married Hilda Leonard of Brookbury.They , ,\t.and Mrs Melvin Armstrong, ert James Mather» in hi« «1st ^ta \u2022 George, oi Mi.to Isle, a,u' Lennoxviile.Mr.Grant Street-en James Mathers, tn his 6tst Merelei of Montreal.\ter.st.Lambert.Mr Clinton home where he was born, on death occurred the farm he had purchased home here on March 12 of Rob-from his father Mr.Gilbert finding the work near too strenuous, bought the J.R.'\tin Kinn,\u201er, v,,u V(iv Tlte bearer» were.Kenneth Donaway, Mrs.Alice Savary and McFadden General Store, which ,2\tin' wi» ihi mN of |,J,u'rson- Mi,xwe11 I\u2019a,,erson vl1' Don«ld MacUnul, of ham- hr manased for U vear» His u , \u2018K'\t, ,\t?,a , N°,n of Gerald Duffin.Nelson Kmer ham.Mr.F.rncst Donaway.West next move was to Wcstbun lht ^le \u2019ohn\tand -on.Arnold Wilson, .tid Robert Shefford; Mr» Alvahtine Laee, to a farm near Easd Angus' ™ Slmons'\tPelletier.\tFoster, and others from Know! which was his home for 20\t** wife> ,h« former lda Mc' The largely attended funeral \u201c>\"\u2022 West Bolton.Fulford Fast- years.From there he moved to fheavy predeceased him in ,ervK.e wa> heW on March 28.K»t«r.Iron Hill and Wat a smaller farm near Mirror ^ ^Itowtng their marnage al , p m m Sl Ald,n-S Angle erlo° Lake and three years ago the't1-' ''e( m hetfoixl line».|ean church.Sutton Junction present home in Bishopton.was''h.ere h.e employed 1> 'he Rev j \\\\ Davidson offiria purchased.\tJohnson s Company for the Paat|tjng, assisted by Rev.M.Brett.During his lifetime, Mr.Gil-37,ryear.s,\u2019 ,\t, .Interment was in Grace Mr.Mathers is survived by Church Cemetery Sutton 41158 EDWAHII WATSON, of Montreal, formerly of Kingsbury SIIF11HROOKF DAILY RFCORD, TUFS , APRIL 28, 19f.-t 1J Sutton On April 20.Mr BIG TURNOVER Famous for Ha beer, the W.,t German city of Munich in P 3 and Mrs h*d * ,0,\u2022\u2019\to( $57,S75,.Clyde Jersey, arcumpameil b> ,KW \u2022monK \u201c\u2022 biK hr\u2018\"v' Mr and Mrs A Moffat, were m Montreal to attend the graduation of their granddaughter, Mus Hilda Jeraey, from the Catherine Booth Hospital The exercises were held at Rose dale United l luirch Mias .1er sey, a former pupil of Sutton High School, was one of the 26 graduate» from the hospital, she is now enjoying a holiday! with her parents, in Mattson ville Mr.Gerald Rig ht on, of Brampton, Ont., accompanied by his erics DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Province of Queboc TENDERS PROJECT 3214 64 ,,\t.\t,, Tenders are invited by lue T71CI .M1r* Gersld Department of Road* for the t' Itrten, and her husband, of t>t grading and the gravelling on taw a, were here\tto attend the\tthe highway No\t1, 111 the muni- 'funeral of his\tgrandmother,\tvipalilies of Weedon\ttownship Mi» W Sinilh Mis mother, ;\"'d Nt Gérard village, Wolfe Mrs Harry Ktghton, left with l0'1,\u2019l-v' Length; 1.38 mile, hint after the service to spend\tThe envelope\tmust\tbear the some time with\tthe OTlnen\u2019s,\twords \"lender\tfor\tcontract in Ottawa.\t3214-64\".There was a routine work ses A copy of plans, specification» »lon of the Red Cross at the \u2022\"'ltd form of tender may be ob- bert was very interested in church and community work, serving as chairman of the school board in Bishopton and two sons.Stanley, of Thetford Mines, and Billy, of Montreal; four daughters, Viola, Mrs.SIDNEY SHORT, OF STANBRIDG1 FAST at the Wales Home, April 4.STANBR1DGE EAST \u2014 The 1964 Mrs Watson, who had Mrs.Paul Caron of Thetford death of Sidney Short occurred bclM1 jn failing health for some-Ij and Audrey.Mrs.Robert Pro at the Notre Dame du Rosaire tfme vvas ln her 81st year.councillor for four years, and lea\" LaRo/e\" of Thet,ford Ml\"es Mayor for 13 years in West- J',reda\u201e ,Mon,real; ShtHey.bury.his\twife\" two\tdaughters\tFlor-\tvencal- Montreal;\tgrandchtl-\tHospital in Bedford on April\tThe deceased was born Aug once\tMrs Gordon\tWillard\tof\tdren: two brothcr-s-\tDavi(i and\t6- t9d4- aftcr 8 shon lllness-\t10.1883.eldest daughter of the Ste Anne dc Bellevue- Dorine Kenneth- both of Thetford; and The deceased wa» horn in fate Augus MacLean and his Mrs Milton Davis of Bishop threc sisters- Mary.Mrs.Ray-jl887 at Stanbury, the son of;wife.Elizabeth Frank, of Kingston:' and one son Leonard, of ™on(* ,Grady: of Lyndonville, the late Charles Short and hislbury.EUiot Lake Ont - seven srand-Vt \u2019 clara\u2019 Mrs- Fred George, wife, Martha Truax.He was Mrs.Watson first married \u2019\t\" \u2018 s of Leeds, and Mrs.Annie Le-,educated in the neighborhood Winfred Buffam Shepardson in gare of Kinnear's\tMills.He\tschool and spent all his life\t1907 and resided in Baldwins was predeceased by a sister,\tin the Eastern Townships.jville, Mass., until her husband's Margaret, and a brother, Wil-| Mr.Short was a member of,death in 1912, after which she liam.\tthe Anglican Church.In 1915[returned to Canada and re- The funeral service was held,he married Mildred Kemp.isided with her parents in Kings- residence on April 13.follow-111 f, Johnthe ptvine Church Mr Short lived in Stanbury, bury.on March 14, conducted by Rev.(on the home farm until 192i (Sydney Meade.DAFFODILS\tFOR 1\" \\V O\ttorta\tPark.Niagara Falls.RICHMOND\tThe death of!\tQUEENS \u2014\tOntario I ieute-\tOut., Sunday for Quern EH- Mrs.Edward M Watson, the\tnant-GOveriior\tW.Earl Rowe\tzabeth\tand for Queen Juliana former Mary Blanche Mac-\tcuts daffodils\tin Queen Vic-\tof (he\tNetherlands.Holding Lean, of Kingsbury, occurred BapUsh hall on April 20.with preparations made for a large packing for headquarters at the the basket I» MM stewardess 1 meeting on April 27.Mrs William Fryer, who has bee on holiday for three weeks in Florida, has relumed home.Els t eel.while TEA sfewai dess Sherry Bean look» on.(CP Wire photo) children and eight great grandchildren; one sister, Bertha, Mrs.Austin Joyce, of West Springfield.Mass., and several other relatives.Prayers were held at his late Her second marriage in 1930 when he sold the farm and was ,c> Edward M.Watson of moved into Stanbridge East.Montreal, who predeceased her DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Province of Quebec Hymns sung were Abide with\t-\t\u201e Me and Nearer My God to where he purchased the pro !111 Thee.The organist was Jack perty of the late Asa West-; entered the Wales Home Visser\t!over\t!a'' a resident in 1962.The bearers were Wesley and Surviving * Mr.Short is his Surviving are her son King Bernard Mathers, Herbert I son, Charlie, of Stanbridge, ^bePaJ!cl'a(ln\u2019 and a gwnddaugh-George, Elwin Lowry, Denis land two grandchildren, sister, |Jer> Stanbridge East; a sis-GoupU and Andre Cyr.\tLena Emerson, also several,^-Mac^ay^ Interment was in Christ'other relatives in Sutton and,01 GS'16\"®\ta TENDERS PROJECT 3217-64 Tenders are invited by the Department of Roads for the grading and gravelling of the (Church Cemetery, land.Low\u2019er Ire ! British Columbia.A daughter number of other relatives.The remains rested here, at MRS.JOHN L.BURNS, OF RICHMOND predeceased him many years lhe g L Lockwood Funeral a\u201c0-,\t, ,\t__.\t, Home, where the funeral ser- The remains rested at Dion s(viCe was held April 6, at 2 p.m., Funeral Parlors in Bedford, conducled by Rev R A Came-sey to McGill University, where live in the work of the Ladies',drew\"s Presbyterian Church.| she obtained her Teacher\u2019» Aid of St.Andrew's and the Upper Melbourne, Rev A Mc\tf Elementary Diploma L.tnr she Melbourne Ridge Women'.» In routine, of Si Andrew\u2019s Pré» rOmOHlS CorHCr taught in several of the rural|sUtute.\thyterian Church, Sherbrooke, officiating The augmented ^\u2019r M1U* !dr!i Harold Sutton, choir »ang the Inmn The ,,f ''«niston.have retuned Lord 1» My Shepherd, acco.u ,u,n',\u2018\t*l>«nd1'»* a trw ^ panied by the organist Mrs.Howard Oakley.The hearers were John and George Barrington, Cecil schools in the community and She 1» survived by lier hus-for one year in the Province ot band and three\tdaughters, Alberta.\t\u2022 (Hazel, Mrs.Ernest J Newell, In 1917 18 she attended Mae (Richmond, Christina, Mrs.1> donald College, receiving a Eric Johnston, Toronto, one Model Diploma afterward.» tea brother.Malcolm D Watters, ching in Montreal.During her of the Wales Homo, Richmond; vacation periods she made .»o\\ three sisters, Miss Ann Mat oral trips to New York City,tors, of Cote St Luc, Christina, and Long Beaeh, California, to Mrs.L, E.Harris, ol Valois, visit her sister.\tand Marion, Mrs.Howard Fish Retiring in 1941, she was a er, of Niagara - on - the - Lake, member of the Retired Teach Ont.; also olher relatives, ers\u2019 Association.The remaind | She wa» predeceased by an er of her life was spent in infant son and three brothers, Dr.Henry, William and Alex ander Watters.Prayers were held at her SI.An Montreal.The remains rested at the Sawyerville Undertaking Parlor where the funeral service I residence, thence to was held on March 31 at 2 p.m., Rev.C.R.Sutherland, of the Sawyerville United Church, officio ting.'t* The bearers were all friends of the family, Bryan McDer molt, Aubrey French, Lloyd French, Wesley Bowker, Frank lin Evans and Gordon Demp Johnston, Howard Jones, Hen ry Smith and Lloyd Somcr ville.Interment was in St.An drew'» Cemetery, Upper Mel bourne.Those from a distance present were from Montreal, Bury, Sherbrooke, Watervllle, North Hatley, Waterloo, Len noxville, Windsor Mills and many from the surrounding vicinity.at the home of their daughter.Mr.» Clare Perkin*, Mr.Perkins and family.Mrs Harry Harvey, of Stan-bridge Fast, was the birthday guest o( her grandson, Lloyd Harney, who was celebrating hit birthday.April 19, and of his parents, Mr and Mrs.Junior Harvey Mr.and Mrs Morris Marco and Debbie, of Sutton, Mr* Ida Bales.Mr Roy ea and Mr.7 rl Marco, attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lester Royea at Cook'* Corner, April 19 tamed on payment of a certi-fified cheque or money order to the amount of $11) not re tmbursable in applying to Roads Department.Room K-3, Parliament Buildings, Quebec, Only contractors having their principal place of businesa in the Province of Quebec are allowed to bid.A cortifted cheque, to the order of the Minister of Finance of lhe Province or a policy of guarantee from a company authorized to provide surety (btd bond) for an amount equal to 10'\".of the total amount of the hid shall he Included with the tender.Tenders will he received al the office of the Contract*' Service.Room ES, Parliament Buildings, Quebec City, until 2 h 30 I\u2019 M Eastern Daylight Saving Time.May 13, 1904, to be opened at the same office and at the same hour.The MinDter does nof bind himself to neeept the lowett nor any of the lenders.Roger LaBreque Deputy Minister.RICHMOND where the funeral service was; ron, minister of Chalmers Unit- Lambton-St-Sébastien Road in vices were held in St.Bibiane\u2019s!cjating _\t;\t.\t,, run, munsiei oi v.nam iL.be*d- Rev'\tBannen ed church, Richmond.The remains were placed in the vault at Cookshire Ceme The bearers were George lcr>' the township of Lambton, f ron- Parish Church, on March 31.jbe bearers were.Donald* Darrjnotor Howard James'dia Magoon.\tSAWYERVILLE\u2014The death A\tcertified\tcheck,\tto\tthe\tMrs.\tBurns\tleaves\tto\tmourn\t.Gn,N^'21,A 19°® he was\tolariof Miss\tPearle Evelyn Flaws, order of\tthe\tMinister\tof\tFinance\ther\tloss\tfour\tsons,\tEdward,\t0f\tried to Nina Armstrong by\tRev.\tformeriy\tcf Flanders, occurred of the Province or a policy of Ottawa, Ont; Robert Allan ^ Mason of Iron Hill.He a( tbe Smith Nursing Home,\t.wwo guarantee from a company and joseph of Montreal; ten Ilvf.d a farm ln RondvllIe|Montreal, on March 29, 1964, daughter of the late Alexander anramenn*-SennM grandchildren; three sisters,^11,1.92?\u2019\tJ^ :\u2018fter a len«thy illness'\tand Christina (Nicholson) to 10% of the total amount of ^\t1 la ni, of Coati MZaterloo.' Sixteen vears ago he c u \" f - ^ ' l- p-i ' ^(Watlers, was horn at Mel the bid shall be included with co°k, Irene, Mrs.A.Allard, and\tnine»» which eon- of her fnends as Ka>' Flaws,Ibourne Ridge on Sept.1878.the tender.\t(Winnifred, Mrs.George Den-L , .- T h ,\t., H (was born at Flanders on April (She was educated at schools at T j -h u\t.\t.cry.of Richmond; and a bro-' momK-_ \u201ef ra«$.\u2019° ^ He 18 ,ncr-up to Willie Mays in both STAFF DEPLETED\thomers and runs batted in in Besides Koufax.Ihe Dodger the National League.Mays ha* staff has been depleted by in- nit seven homers and driven in juries to Johnny Podres and re- ig runs t0 u tor the Dodger lief specialist Ron Perranoski slugger.while Ihe attack has lost the Tw0 - run singles by Mike services of two - time batting Brumley and Don Zimmer gave champion Tommy Davis.\tNev- the Senators\tfour runs\tin the erthclcss, Alston said\tthe\tDodg- fourlh inning\toff Angels\tstarter ers' poor start could not simply Ken McBride.Fred Valentine be traced to injuries.\tdrove in the\tother two\ttallies.\u201cThe injuries have\thurt us,\u201d one with his\tfirst major\tleague he said.\"But the team was not homer.playing up to par before any ! The victory went to Buster jone got hurt,\tNarum, who went 6 1-3 innings \u201cWhat we've got to do is win in his first major league start as many as we can while wc'rc.before needing relief help from crippled, then move when we]Marshall Bridges.No-hitlers greatest feat hurler can accomplish but still some lose games, Ken Johnson latest NEW YORK (API \u2014 A no- to s.-orc two runs and defeal the hitter is the greatest feat a Indians t-2.pitcher ran accomplish.So AMES CAME CLOSE jwhen one achieves this oncc-in- Leon (Red) Ames, not Boh ja-lifetime ambition, the odds1 Feller, would have been the ,\t,\t.r ,, are all in his favor of winning firs' pitcher ever to hurl a nn- i The annual meeting of the!.\t,\t, L< nnoxville Curling Club.Ine.,hev gta,:ie- .\t,,\t, thp ^ lna s.ea(s.0n s, 0pe\"er.hari will he held at the clubhouse Yet.10 P'\u2018chpr'\\ tht[ottle\u2018.>-\t\u2022 -i «K ¦>»¦¦¦¦\t CAW >\t\t\t .Your government is issuing Social Insurance Number Cards in place of the unemployment insurance numbers that most employed people have had until now.The new numbers will help government to use modern office methods for greater efficiency in handling unemployment insurance, and also other social benefits such as proposed pension plans.^ t For these reasons, you are invited to apply for a Social Insurance Number, even if you are not a contributor to the unemployment insurance plan.Here\u2019s what you do:\u2014 IF YOU ARE AN EMPLOYEE: Your employer will give you an application form for a Social Insurance Number.You can help most by completing it promptly and accurately and returning the form to ydur employer.He will send it to the nearest office of the Unemployment Insurance Commission.IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED: If you are receiving unemployment insur-' ance benefit you will complete an application form fora Social Insurance Number when you report to the U.I.C.in person or by mail.IF YOU ARE AN EMPLOYER: If you are an employer registered with the Unemployment Insurance Commission\u2014you wil! automatically receive application forms.You are asked to distribute them to your employees, have them completed and signed by each employee and returned promptly together, not individually, to the local office of the Commission.If you are an employer who is not registered with the Unemployment Insurance Commission\u2014please get in touch with your local Unemployment Insurance Commission office and inform them how many employees you have.The Unemployment Insurance Commission office will then send you application forms for each of your employees to complete.When all forms have been completed, you will return them to the Unemployment Insurance Commission.Your employees\u2019 Social Insurance Number Cards will be sent to you for distribution to them.Your government asks for your co-operation in introducing Hit new numbers as quickly as oossible.Apply for your SOCIAL INSURANCE NUMBER NOW. 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Testimonial dinner held in honor of retiring CPR employee, at Bedford BEDFORD \u2014 To mark the termination of over 40 years of faithful service in the employ of the Canadian Pacific Railway, a testimonial dinner was held in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Boulais, by their friends, at the Hotel Maurice, on April 12, which about 300 Ruesta attended.Among those seated at the head table, which was centered with a decorated cake, made in the form of an open book, surrounded with rose and white flowers and flanked by white tapers, were Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Boulais; Father Camille Cournoyer, who pronounced the blessing; pro-mayor, J.Davidson and Mrs.Davidson; Denis Boulais; Miss Thcrese Dion; Mr.and Mrs.Phillipe Boulais; Mr.and Mrs.Francois Rain ville, and Mr.and Mrs.Gerard Famham Mrs.Andrew \u2018Low was in Montreal over the weekend visiting Mrs.Lon, who is a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital.Mrs.Jack Blue an-' daughter, and Mrs.George Watts, of Montreal, were visiting Mrs.George A.Smith and Mrs, T.E.Smith, recently.The Decker family has received word that Dr.E.B.Carter of Barbados, B.W.I , president of the Graduate Society, McGill, has been presented with a plaque for his outstanding achievements, making him a life member of the society.Members of Yamaska Rebekah Lodge No.10, are holding a card paty in St.fames Church hall on May 5.During the evening the drawing for the hope chest and contents will be held.Levesque, of Farnham; Mi and Mr*.Raoul Gingras, Mr.and Mrs.Rodolphe Boulais, Mr.and Mrs.Rolland Boulais, Miss Hosteaae Boulais, Mrs.Berna , dette Gingras, Mrs.Joseph Messier, Marlevtllc; Mr.and Mrs.Leopold Boulais, Bombay, N Y.Secretary-treasurer of the town of Bedford, Emile Demers, acted as master of ceremonies.Music was furnished by Romeo Moreau and his four piece orchestra.Telegrams and messages of good wishes and congratulations were read, short addresses were given by Messrs.Gerard l-e-vesque and Françoise Rainville, despatchers at the Farnham C.P.H.office.James Davidson, speaking in French and English, extended congratualtions on behalf of the town.Father Cournoyer also addressed the gathering.The presentation of » Lazy-Boy chair and a pair of floor lamps were made to Mr.and Mrs.Boulais and little Louise Morin presented Mrs.Boulais ISLAND BROOK Mr.and Mrs.W.J and Mr and Mr* Earl Dawson, attended the funeral services in M Mille Isle Mr.W J.Daw- and Mr Donald Spaulding of son had spent a few days wuh Huntingiille.Dawson his brother before his death.Mrs.olive Masters, of New Guests of Mr and Mrs.Garnet Hampshire is spending »oms Lister were Mr.and Mrs.A.11 time with Miss Mary Seale and Banks and Miss Hilda Banks.Mr.Howard Scale.Mrs.R.Mar ^St.Jerome, of Mr.W.J.Daw- ^jr intj ^rs_ peier Banks and row, of Sawycnille was a re-son's brother, Mr.Art.Dswson, two daughters, of Sherbrooke, cent visitor at the same home.First I saw Royal Bank abouta termpian loan then I shopped around for acarbargainM of American with a bouquet Beauty roses.Mr.Boulais spoke of the many friends that they had made during their 17 years of residence in Bedford and mentioned the many places in which _ he had been stationed over the fnçtPf years he had been with the * company.Mr, Boulais has in community affairs, been ably supported by Mrs.Boulais, who has done outstanding work in (he supply department of the Red Cross.Friends of the honored couple are pleased to know that they will continue to reside in Bedford.COLLISION AFTERMATH \u2014 The CNR right of-wav about three miles East of Koleyet, (tnt., I* littered with rolling stock after s high-speed collision early Saturday involving a B6-car freight train and a stolen diesel locomotive.Three trainmen were injured, one seriously.Two men have been charged with mischief causing injury in connection with the theft of the locomotive.The right-of-way was blocked for about 10 hours.Foleyet is about 60 miles east of Timmins.(CP Wire.photo) lion of their sister and aunt,ibeen a frequent visitor in Cow-Mrs.K.Korner.\tlansville, while her eldest son, Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Mc-iMr- Mer,on McPherson, was in Pherson accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Wesley (Leavitt, of Knowl- KNOWLTON LANDING Miss Irene Davidson, of Wa-Prizes will he awarded |cri00i was a weekend guest of The funeral of Mr.Harry Lace was held at Wilson\u2019s Funeral Nome Knowlton, on Apriliton, to Bury, to attend the 17.Mr.I,ace was found dead funeral of their father and in his home on the Fulford grandfather, Mr, George Par-Road April 14.Neighbors ob- sons.Mr.Alvin Williams has purchased Mrs.Wm.Wood-side's residence on the West Bolton Road, formerly known as the late Ernest Perkin's is survived by three brothers\tyjrs Woodside, who and four sisters.Burial was in sppn, the winter in st johnSi serving lights burning for two days and nights, called the local police, investigated.Mrs.Lace, the former Mary Fife, died in January of this year.Mr.Lace Cards and refreshments will be served.Mrs.Fred Landers, of New Brunswick, Mrs, Mabel Fleming, of Fitchburg, Mass, spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Donald MacLeod and Mrs.Alice Sava-ry- Mr.and Mrs her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Porter Knowlton.Other guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Howard Jewett and children, of Vale Perkins.Among those spending the Maurice Cla weekend at their cottages were vins, of Boston, Mass., were IM/- «nd Mrs.James Barr of guests over the weekend of Mr.l^on rea \u2022 *nt^ ^rs' and Mrs.Jack Henderson.Mrs.Harold Laval Here has returned home, after being a patient in a Montreal hospital.Prior to her home coming she spent a few day with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Hoy, in St.Lambert.Miss Dawn Remmer, of the RoyaJ Victoria Hospital staff, spent two days with her grand parents, Mr.and Ms.R.G.Williams and family.Mr.and Mrs.Phnery Du-cette and two children, of Welland, Ont., spent the week- lor and children, of St.Lambert, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Me-kindsey and Mr.G.Fields, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Knowlton and children motored to Claremont, N.H., and while there attended the Austin-Morse wedding.Fulford Cemetary.Mr.Jesse Allen has been confined to his home for two weeks, by illness.Mrs.A.MacDougall and Mrs.Nancy Gendron, of Montreal, were here, due to the hospilaliza N.B., is moving to Verdun the first of May.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Allen, of Two Mountains, were recent guests of Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Mrs.Miles R.E.Allen and Geo.Allen.McPherson has the Brome-Missisquoi Perkins Hospital, Sweetsburg, follow ing injuries sustained in an ac cident.Mrs.Katherine Korner has rc turned home from the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital where she underwent surgery Mr.and Mrs.Louis Moore of Lennoxville, Mr.Merton A1 len and Miss Barbara Allen, of Farpham, were visitors of Mr and Mrs.Geo.Allen and Mrs R, E.Allen.Mr.Kenneth Bissell w'as in Berkshire and Barnet.Vt, the guest of his mother and mother-in-law.Mr.and Mrs.Garth Mor-risette and four daughters, of Lennoxville, were guests of Mr and Mrs.G.C.Whitcher re cently.The occasion being the birthdays of Mr, Whitcher and eldest granddaughter, Miss Sandra Morrisette.Friends here regretted to learn of the death of Mrs.Guy |Duboyce, the former Ernestine jlnglis, in the Montreal General I Hospital.The late Mrs.Du-boyce, who was the only daughter of the lat Mr.Ernest Inglis ami his wife Sylvia Chamberlain Inglis was born and spent her girlhood here.Her husband, also a native of the village, died five years ago.A termpian loan puts the money you need into your pocket before you go car-hunting.It gives you greater bargaining power.And it keeps your financing costs down, so that you have more to spend on the car itself.Borrow this businesslike way.No extras.No hidden charges.Fast service.Next time you want money for a new car or any big purchase, see Royal Bank first about a low-cost, life-insured termpian loan.Typical low-cost teflTtplan loans You receive\tYou repay over\tMonthly payment S SCO\t12 months\t$ 43.93 $2,000\t30 months\t$ 75.44 $3,600\t36 months\t$115.73 \tFinance in advance at\t OLDEST PARLIAMENT The oldest parliament in the world is Ice land\u2019s Althing, which observed its 1,000 anniversary in 1930.ROYAL BAN K Sntrbrooke Branch (161 Wellington North) M.Guilbault King A Alexander Branch\tH.L.L.Lapiante Branches also at Coaticook, Drummondville, Granby, Inverness, Lennoxville, Rock Island & Thetford Mines.BULWER Mr.and Mrs.Donald Robinson, of Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Clinton King.The C.G.I.T., group and end with Mrs.Ducette\u2019s mother,header, Mrs.Harry Little, at- Mrs.Horace Dimmick.Mr.Du-!tpndcd thp c.G.l.T.conference, cette and daughter have return in shrrhmnkn ed home, with Mrs.Ducette and ?\u2019ncrDrooKe-son slaying for a longer visit.Miss Marilyn Coffin and Mr.Robert Karnes, of Randolph.Vt., were weekend guests of Mrs.M.A Wheeler.On May 7, a general meet-' Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Darby, Ann and Gordon, attended the funeral of Mrs.Darby\u2019s father, the late Mr.Harry Harvey, of .\t.\t, ,,\t, ,, Stanbridge East, held at the\t' at the school United Church P'arnham\u2019s Corn- 0 ( ISCUSS ,*le advisability of er\tI buying the school for a coni- Miss Dorothea Pickel.munity centre.Montreal, was a recent guest of}\t- her sister.Miss A.G Pickel.Mr.Leslie McCorkill, stu-i KILrlMUNuJ dent at Bishop\u2019s University, Lennoxville, spent Ihe weekend with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.K.P.McCorkill and son, John.WEST BOLTON \u2014 Rev.and Mrs.D.McFarland, Nancy and Jean McFarland, of Lachine, were recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.C.B.McLaughlin, and family.Mrs.Ethel McPherson was visiting her son, Mr.Merton McPherson, a patient at the Brome Missisquoi Hospital, following an accident at his work in Cowansville.Mrs.W.M.Woodside, who has sold her property here to Mr.Alvin Williams, of Foster, will be moving to Verdun to reside, in the near future.SWEETIE PIE Mr.and Mrs.Delbert Blanchette and son, Trevor, of Montreal, were weekend guests of Mrs.Gerard Girard, also visiting Mr.and Mrs.Roy 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