Sherbrooke daily record, 2 août 1966, mardi 2 août 1966

[" .* ither WIATHIR 1Uin endint durknx thf night.Wfdnf»d»y booming mainly sunny but coal.Wind» light today and northnati IS tVtdnrtday.High today and low tonight 15 nod 55.Ijetbcookc Daili) Bccotri Sinil* for (odoy \\ husband make* up hi# mind hi go nut whil* a wifa iiMk*1» up hot faro.Established 1897 Price : 7 Cent» SHERBROOKE QUEBEC, I l I SO W.AU.I ST SevenUeth Year Texas student slays 16 people, wounds 31 AUSTIN, Tex, (API\u2014Charles wered witii blistering rifle and mother > aparlment and found Joseph Whitman killed his wife shotgun volleys which left me her stabbed in the cheM and and mother to spare them em- tower pitted and marked.The shot in the head.His mother barrassment, he wrote, at what gun battle lasted from U:48 was the estranged wife oU ' he was about to do\u2014shoot a m CST until 1:20 pm.everybody he could front the whitman posed as a repair 307-foot University of Texas nian when he wheeled a cart, % of tower.He killed 13 more per carrying a footlocker, sons, counting an unborn baby,1 s^jpcr*a perch, before police shot him to death.In addition to the 16 dead, 31 persons were wounded Whitman, 25, an architectural engineering student at the university.held officers at bay for more than 90 minutes Monday as he poured rapid, accurate fire from the observation section of the tower, tallest building in the Texas capital.The terror ended when two policemen and a university employee crept to a platform above the sniper's position and gunned him down at close range.A Texas landmark, the library tower is a slender, four-sided shaft rising 307 feet above the centre of the campus.Its observation section about the\t0ne equipped with a teles- 26th floor, commands a view of\t1 ._____.\u201e4i .,u\u201e, the entire city and the rolling hill beyond.Whitman, who qualified as a sharpshooter in the U.S.Marine Corps, dropped some of to his The footlocker contained: Two Clift!.V- CHARLES J.WHITMAN .slaved 16 people a sawed-off shot-' ! gun which police said he had 1 purchased that morning: a high Whitman of l ake Worth, Fla Detectives Lieut.Merle K Wells said Whitman had left notes at both residences revealing something of what he planned to do and why.hated his father Police did nol reveal their exact contents but reported the notes said Whitman \"hated his father with a mortal passion.\u2019 and that his mother \"gave the best 25 years of her life to that man.\u201d The notes said Whitman couldn't understand \u201cthe pres Mires bearing down\u201d and had \u201cdecided to fight it out alone.\" Police said the notes showed Whitman \u201cwas very definitely mentally disturbed.\u201d They also disclosed that he had talked for two hours with a psychiatrist.The note found in his mother's apartment, police reported, said he killed her to \u201crelieve her of her suffering, that he didn't want her embarrassed by all of this.\u201d As postscripts to the notes, j1- %-\u2022aV\t> Wag»# Hlli&Il Labor laws to be discussed 138 hospitals put under trusteeship headed by Pratte L itl( (iTM Piciihci Dniiirl .lohitMiii of Quebec Monday pluced IAS pro-yiiK\u2019inl hospital' imdct truslecship mid limited Ives Pintle ns udminislruloi om-i ihc institution*.the action was ilu- lalcsl development in ilu- strike by A2.4(HI non-medical employees who begun walking oil lltcir jobs Inly 15 oyer a wage dispute.Mr.Inhnsnii said Mr.I'ralle \u201cwill exercise the poyiers ol the a(liiiiiiis|rHli«e eiHiiir relatiye to negotiation mid lo the signing ol collective liiloo powered revolver: a semi-auto- p0ijce\tWhitman had writ- matic pistol; a hunting knife; |ten: a supply of food and water; a ''i2:30 a.m.\u2014Mother already plastic container of gasoline.and hundreds of rounds of am- >-3 o'clock\u2014Wife and mother munition.\tboth dead.\" When the slaughter ended shortly police broke into the Whitman wen( jp his victims two blocks away.KEPT RESCUERS AWAY Others fell on the broad campus mall surrounding the tower and lay untended in the\t.\t____ __\t.98-degree heat as Whitman kept home through a window and bought a shotgun on credit, took : it home and sawed off the stock i- after 9:30 a.m.he a department store.rescuers at bay with his riddling fire.Police crouching behind trees and buildings, ans- ¦ UNIVERSITY MOURNS THE DU All \u2014 The stars and Stripes flies at half staff near the I\u2019niv.of Texas lower after the shooting spree by a sniper killed 1 ! persons on the campus yesterday.Poliee said Charles .1.Whitman, year-old student from Lake Worth, Fla., killed his wife and mother and then carried weapons to a perch near the top of the landmark where he fired on persons In-low.Police bullets ended the carnage after an hour and a half battle.\t-ship affects 138 hospitals aerors the province.cstr hree- dav m :lil down by only Ilu- inembt i s ol the lnti-rnali.io.it A.ssui latinn ol Mai-hinists t M l.CIO) m ballnlmc Sumlav.CALLS SPECIAL SESSION TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Ontario Seven of Canada's 10 pre Premier John Robarts says miers began talks at Hie On .talks here among most of Can tario legislature buildings Mon iada s premiers are \u201cdiscus-day morning.fg Isions.nothing more\u201d but storm Premier Joseph Smallwood of.ins » special session of the leg for WASHINGTON < MM The World and United Airline Senate today goes lo work on A settlement worth an legislation that would give Pres muted $73,000,(100 during a idcni Johnson Ilu powei to hall year period was reached the countrywide airlines strike White House negotiations for up lo six months.\"They passed the buck to the president of the United states, said S e n a I 0 1 Wayne Morse (Hem Ore.) alter the Senate's labor committee voted ucyv legislation Monday night, putting the slrike deadlock hack in the etUed presidcnt v lap.The administration prefers a bill which would have Congress) it sett halt the walkout, now in its 261 ii day.Organi/.ed labor strongly opposes any hack to work older -whether it origin- While House save ihc machiit-îles on ( apilal Hill or al hr ]S|S 13 r,.ni, .(n hour the lirsl While House, 4,500 work en PQ hydro projects to strike H U TKim F, Wue (UP) ~ Some 4 MHi workers on (ne sues ai the massive Manlcuuagau and Outardes hydro electric projects m northern uuehee went on stiike today halting work on the multi million dollar dev clopinent*.Picket lines were set up at the entrance lo construction sites along ihc Manieouagan and Outardes rivers.'The strikers, member» ol the National I lllnn ol llauteiive Construction Workers work at the Manlcouagan 1, 2 and 5 sites anil the Outardes 3 and < sites about 2011 miles northeasi of Quebec City, Jacques Tardii an oftielal c,( the Uonledciatiou of National Trade I nions with whU-h the strikers' union is allilialed, was named \u201cstrike dneelor He said negiitlalions.wtdeh have been going on for soin* weeks vvilh Hydro Quebec, were broken «ft carliei Monday with 33 clauses nt a proposed new working agreement still tin spilled There were two strikes on thu lug projects earlier this vear The union is seeking a five day.50 limn week instead of thn six-day.60 hour week provided »' .for under the last rontracl.The f' men want Hie time dccreaso to lie turned with no loss ol pa'-and an addi-A.oim) striking Honal 15 rent an hoùi wage to The premier also anmmncei that an order in - council call s 11 In Today's Record of pages reasons to SNIPER\u2019S VICTIM TAKEN TO HOSPITAL \u2014 Ambulance attendants and other workers place one of the sniper\u2019s vic-(ims in a waiting ambulance during the shooting spree at ¦ warnings emerging after Mon- Newfoundland and British Co-day's sessions indicate tough lumbia * W.A U.Bennett art 'dealing with Ottawa over equal- not attending and sent no rep jization payments to the prov-j resentalivos.inces.I The premiers were told by ; Premier Ross Thatcher ol Sa __________ katehevvan that his province will lose $35,000,000 in equalization Cj igrants under federal proposals he said he has seen but would jnot divulge to reporters.Our government will never A L \u2018xhprhrnok p' agree to such an arrangement,\u201d SHOp OUlLTDrOOKC Mr, Thatcher said, i \u201cEqualization of tax grants ;will get considerable national attention before it's through.\" echoed Premier Duff Roblin of Manitoba in an interview I\tMr.\tRobarts said\tthere will be a further exchange of ideas on the federal proposals before any final agreement is reached He said Quebec would re-.\tceive\tan additional\t$90.000.009 Premier terest in elections for delegates Meanwhile, the BuciciJiist l.m-\tproposed\tsystem of assembly fied Church again accused Ky pavments He\tstressed the\tnew sys i stature been passed meeting next hursday had durinc the eabino! Morse said lie will ask ine Senate instead to have I'mi gross write a strike ending or der.\u2019flip strike has grounded F.ast crease in a one year eontrael The union is also asking lor abolition of worker classifies lion The men are presently' classified according to their skills Mr 'Tardif said the union wOH also press to have these eondi Hons included in all future cunt i arts for employees working on any Hydro Quebec projects.Besides financial a i rang o ment», the 23 clauses m> -iq tied also deal with health insurance.salary insurance and liv illg accomodation at the sites.A statement issued by Hydro-Quebec early today said Hydro Quebec is ready to absorb an additional cost ol $20,000.(100 over a threi - year period but ernalive which by all 11)(, < 'xti demands amount to WANT IT NOW The union member.sliiu want the enthc viage and fringe bene fils package estimated at v: cents an limn paid immedi ately, nol in slages uf iho amount wages total .Vi ceiits The settleincni reached at tin year Current wages rim up to $3.32 an hour.The measure that readied the Senate today would give Johnson an a ern National Northwest.Trans indications he did nol want, an additional Mil.000.000.the Unix , of Texas in Austin yesterday.Police said Charles J.Whitman, 24, of Lake Worth, Fia., started the shooting from a sniper\u2019s perch near the top of the tower after he killed his wife and mother.Twelve persons were killed at the scene before police bullets felled Whitman.(AP Wirephoto) KY plans to hold elections SAIGO NT CP) Nguyen Cao Ky today promised to a constitutional South Viet Nam an elected go.\u2019 Sept.11 The assembly will be and Chief of State Lt.-Gen.eminent by November, 1967.igiven six months to wvite a con-; Nguyen Van Thieu of oppressing,\t- , f\tm.-roaso and said he would devote him-' stitution under which South Viet and deceiving the people in or-; P self exclusively to his job as air Nam can change over from mili- der to cling to power.force commander after that.tary to civilian rule.\tIn a lengthy letter to the two\trentlv contributes The 35-year-old premier made Ky is the central figure in the leaders, the militant Buddhist 1 °\t™ r \u2019\t¦\t, his pledge in a statement at the'military junta wdiich came to leadership denounced th6j\tP start of a campaign to spur in- power 14 months ago.\tplanned constituent assembly as _____________________________\u2014- a disguised elected body to However, a senior Quebec prolong the period when the gov-' civil servant said in an inter iqp salute you 1 MBS CONSUMER^ MNIÎT | of about $100,000,000 on the amounts due the provinces.On- UPP SAMg-lifli campaign to assist Sherbrooke area buyers has been launched by 65 retail and service firms in the city.To be known as BAZAAR OF VALUES, the campaign will acquaint shoppers with the very real advantages to be gained by doing business with people they know, BAZAAR OF VALUES is explained and special prices are offered on the last six pages of today's Record.Sill RIJROOKI \u2019S Mil l ION 1)01 I VR SPORTS SIR I < U Kl ( f)\\s| RI ( I ION.1111 SI\u2019OR Sports palace under construction eminent will have\tto return the\tview the new system would pro sovereignty of the\tnation to the\tvide further $110.000,000 for the representatives of\tthe people.\"\tprovinces of which Quebc LOST TWO PLANES\twould rceive nearly $100.000 On the military front, the U.S.-f|le (ax .sharing agreement command announced the loss of expires next March 31.but royal two air force F-104 Starfighters comrnjssjorls by both Ottawa during heavy raids on North and Ontario, which have not yet Viet Nam Monday.Both pilots reported, doubtless will affect are missing.\tany new policy.One Startigbter was hit 40 Ottawa now- pays equalization Df.mA\tmicclnn\tmiles north of Hanoi, the other\tgrants to ail provices except DUUI\tmisailiy\t65 miles northwest\tof the North\tOntario, British Columbia and FALMOUTH, England fReut- a missing pleasure boat and its Vietnamese capital.\tAlberta.\tSherbrookeV -port scene, a in other meets and tournaments ers) \u2014 Ships and aircraft re- 31 passengers today as hopes U.S.pilots sighted 14 surface Mr.Thatcher said the federal year-round panorama of athletic in which individuals carry the sumed an intensive search for of finding any of the party aiive to-air missiles, the spokesman proposals were \u201cabsolutely un-entertainment, offering citizens city name wherever they go \u2022faded.\tsaid, but did not say whether acceptable.If we were to ex- and city visitors relaxation and The vacationer in Sherbrooke, tircuu in Canada.?\t¦$\u2019\tthe Starfighters were knocked perience two or three succès- amusement from season to sea- no matter what the season, will |n en()tiler location of Sher down by the Soviet-built rockets sive crop failures, the provincial son.ha- quickly developed this always find a pastime on the brooke s East Ward, and not too or conventional ground fire.treasury would be strangled.\" Queen f ity into the sports capi- Sherbrooke xponing plain* distant from the Municipal) An example of such provin-,Stadium, i* the Sherbrooke\t.,, kev Ul).,ue competition involving the Sports Palace presently under \u2014\t~ ' will is PVI Vrts program able ba-eball buffs, hockey fans, Provincial Baseball League,'Beavers.1965 Canadian Senior\tstlre in the East Ward,\ton the The Uac|< was ais0 u}.emor Palace Racing programs are jst competition this year, many more sportsmen to take s^erbrooke s Municipal S\u2018ia- Hockey leadeT-0\toffered every Wednesday.Sat- The .iaCqUes Cartier Park enjoyment in :he field they pre- rijum.i- considered the best of The Beaver- von the Allan urday and Sunday evenings, sjtp^ with sloping hills, tennis ter.\tnine localities in the Provincial Cup.symbolic of Canadian ama- with 10 races formnig each courtj beach and planned water Sherbrooke i« weil-repre.->ent- League, with a -eating capacity leur supremacy, on May 8.1965, program.The Sherbrooke Rac- sjjj chalet, has made Sher rd in province-wide competi- oi over 2.500.The team calibre and went into the finals this ing Club organizes one portion brooke specifically the Water - be \u2022 in baseball or Can is also rated highly in the lea-|year in Allan Cup play.\tat the Quebec Standardbred -\t\u201e Thu million-dollar sti icture Breeder* Juvenile Stakes eacn $e* Sporty P»iace r\ti f\t, 10 2 i la mous hockey, as well a- the only such provincial On P»g« 10 I \u20224 SHKRRHOOKK HAIRY RW'ÜRD.TUE»., AUG.2, 1WW DUNHAM - Recent weekend fiuentü of Mi snd Mr*.Ed Bracey were Mr and Mr*.l>ougt*s (iunter and daughter, Linda, Richmond.Mr and Mr*.Hubert Braccy, Mont real.Cal er* at the *#me home were Mr.and Mrs.A.J, Wood ard, Mansonville, Mr.and Mrs Sam Windle, Knowlton, Mrs.(i Windle, her daughter a n d granddaughter, ot Ottawa, an I Mr, and Mrs.Earl Itracey, cf Stanhridge East.Mrs, Hracey * sister, Mrs.Cora McGill, Bui , ton I\u2019ass, is «pending a f e w weeks at the Itracey home Mr, Milton Rraeey was in Dis ville recent'y to attend t h e Stamp Club I'icnic held there Sympathy i* be ng extend >d to Mrs.Malcolm Hedge on the death of her brother.Mr.Robert George McUla-ham.Mrs Hodge attended the funeral held in Montreal, Saturday, July :.\\'l Burial took place in M o u n t Royal Cemetery.Mr.Tommy Selby was recent ly entertained on the occasion of his 1-lth birthday at t h e home of his brother \u2022 in law and sister.Mr.and Mr* Bill Simonds, St.Albans, VI., when a family cook ¦ out was held.Those attending included Mr.and Mrs.Byron Hall and children, Mr.and Mrs, Russ Simonds and their daughter, sen in-law and family and Mi and Mrs.R.S.Selby.The tradition al birthday cake, made by the mother of the guest of honor, was served.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Ellis.Michael and Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Selby spent a day in Burlington, Vt., recently.HELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 LBS.A DAY Mott people pam about tb!\u2022«*«¦ pint* of liquitl it wt tiO* li,» Cocjiii' SliOW too \\sw hlliUllli Ovin nijhl 0:)» lu* l.«rry K lUaw t:S0 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*tand pro.per that bid vlth only three tard ily.It never occurred u Wed support.Finally be decided Uiat hi* ace of heart» could nev that,\tif\thi* partner could\tnot\ter run away\tfrom him Instead, act o\\er\ttwo clubs, there\twould\tWeal asked,\t\"Do we have tnree be no game for hi* aide When trick* in'\u2019\" The he «lapped hi* South found a second bid, North ace of heart* nn the table jumped right to the tpadc South ruffed, drew trump* game\tand claimed the rest of the W< at came up with the in trick* squired opening lead of the\t\\KII SeneeAt eight of club*.If South were, tj - The bidding ha* been; lixiking at all the cards, he W eat North Ea*t So ilh GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listing* toppliad Ov oach station *nd subioct to ctiango without notice.3\u2014WCAX Burlington 12\u2014CFCF\u2014Mcnlicol 5\u2014WPTZ\u2014flomburg TBA\u2014To 6e Announced 6\u2014CBMT \u2014 Monlreol 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount V.'as'tinjfon TUESDAY would have flneaxed but South felt sure that the eignt of club» was a singleton.He clattered up will) dummy\u2019s ace.East ruf- 14, ass 1 M I NORTH (I»\t1 A 9 8 7 3 V\tK 8 ?\tA K.J 4 Q J 4 3 WEST\tEAST A K 8 4\ta 2 V 10 !i 8 7\t¥ J 5 3 2 ?\ttj 8 8 3\tO II) 117 2 *\tK 7\t* A 8 8 f, SOUTH A A Q J 10 3 V\tA CJ 4 ?\t8 4 49 10 8 2 Both vulnerable Wrsl\tNorth\tEast\tSouth \t1 A\tPass\t1 4 Pass\t2 *\tPass\t4 A Pass\tPass\tPass\t Opening lead\u2014V to IV Pas* I'a**\t3 V Pass You.South, hold: A\\KK7V\\32 0 K J ., A \\ What do you do?A\u2014IHd four hearts.If there I* a slam your partner will hid again.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION Norlh continues to five du monds.What do you da now?Answer Tomorrow About Television HOLLYWOOD (Al\u2019i\u2014Change comes to Hollywood by extremes\u2014fast or slow The instant success of ABC's Batman, last season immediately turned television\u2019s alien- 4:04 fr.m p Warlb ut «uuru lb gyb«* Hi Pikn# be nue Slit e IV H Wk.ibkrisiM il Nk»* 4:1* o.m M N*»t 4:23 o.nc >¦ Wtslbki 4.34 am H CU:» Wurld N*wt » 1\u2018unUey tinnkle» 4, 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was tential diamond losers.The | oretically he could ruff them lout but in practice it would not work.He would run out of trumps in the process.\t1 .He could ruff one diamond 'u 1 without much trouble and set up a diamond discard on one of Mummy's hearts if East held the SAILORS TAKE RISKS\tGLASS TAKES TO WATER j10*\u2019 of\t!Jouth ,'la,n\u201cc Art ai Your Finger-UPS 9:90 a.m.3) Romper Room 3) Local Scene 8) 9 Oclock Laud 12) Liberal Aria 4:30 a.m.3l Film Slions 5) Donna Reed 12) Romper Room 9:33 i.m.8) Newt 10:04 a.m V I Love Lucy SI Eye tiuesa 12) 1 Love Lucy 10:15 a.m.j) News 10:10 «.m 3) McCoy» 5) Concentration 8) Never too Young 12) Fattier Know» Heat 11:00 a.m.3) An ay of Mayberry 5) Morning Star 8) Supermarket Sweep 12) Ed Allen 11:30 a.m.3) Dick Van Dyke 5) Paradise Bay 8! \u2019rhe Datlne Game 12) Mr.and Mrs.11:30 a.m.6, News 12:00 noon 3) Love ot Life 5)\tJeopardy 6)\tLuncheon Date i) Donna Reed 12) Little Theatre 13:25 p.m.I) New» 6) New* 12:30 p.:n.3* Search For Tomorrow: 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Guiding Light 12) Dear Charlotte 12:35 p.m.SI Day Report the Show STILL GOING STRONG tage.Mr.anti Mrs.L.Heron spent Much of the mercury used in the weekend in Greenfield Park North America comes from a guests of their son \u2022 in - law mine at Alnraden, Spain, which and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.G.|was opened more than 2,000 Gagnon and family.Master Ste- years ago.ven Heron returned home with]-\u2014- his parents, after spending two weeks with his sister.Mr.and: Mrs.Heron also called on Mr.! Joe Jaunviri, formerly of the C.J.M, Police, who has been\u2019 ill for some time.; Miss Dora Elliott, Baie Com- Mrs.John Cruickshank, Lennox-jHarg ville, were guests home.family (smart mother, dopevi\t.\tr.\t, i .u < i tu father and two sharp kids) now Mr\tMr?lr fGle\"n Scott ?\t^ed with a is as out of style as teased hair.\tand chlldren- Watervillc,\twere\t.bowl of summer flowers,\tw as J_____\tovernight guests of Mrs.\tAlice\tpresided over\tby her grand- bv\tMuir.Others visiting for\ta few\tdaughter, Miss\tMargaret\tMe- '\tdavs at the same home\twere\tHarg, Windsor,\tOnt.Mrs.Katherine Cox and Mrs.Madonna lillies and summer Sadie Douglas.Weston.O n t\u201e flowers were arranged through Miss Lois Metcalfe, Montreal, out the house.NBC, obviously upset ABC\u2019s last - minute decision to launch most of its new programs a week ahead of the cordially welcomed the.eau.vacationing at the heme, at the same I many guests.\t°f her brother and sister - in -I The dining table, covered with'aw' Mr and Mrs.L.Heron.Poirier Street.Mr, Tom Heron is employed on a farm at Windsor Mills for the summer months.We Are Now At 2410 GALT WEST L NICOL ENRG.Radio »nd TV Sales A Service Daily 9.00 a.m.\u2014 10 p.tii Tel.569-2244 i planned three - network premier - - - \u2014, -\t, , ; i rpU week announced Monday it also spent a few days with her : The many guests were look ~.,ii u?\tv\t.cousin Mrs Muir Mrs Muir!ed after by Mrs.Nelson Pierce, : would have \"sneak previews \u2019 of.C0USln'\tr\tn T and Mrs.Weston Graham call- ^rs* C.Mayhew and Mrs.R.T.ed on the latter's aunt, Mrs.McHarg, Montreal Barlow and on Mrs.Lena Hogge Out-of-town guests tvere from I?.and a third year.three early, Sept.new programs a week too.Thus on Thursday,1 ' 8, we can get our first MSp and a fourth year.and a fifth year.look at Star Trek, The Hero, comedy about a TV star.Tarzan.Tarzan will be shown on a! one-time basis in the early eve ning Daniel Boone spot, moving into its Friday night spot the! following week, a gambit to attract Boone s big child audi-l ence to the jungle saga.BROME \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Davidson and Miss W.Norton.Granby, were visiting Rev.J.W.and Mrs.Davidson.both of the Wales Home, Rich- Beebe- Wa-V\u2019s Mllls- Massawip-moml.They also called on Mr.PL Drummondville.Mount i and Mrs.Rufus Patterson.Rich- Hermon, Mass, Bury and Mont-mond, ami Mrs.Alden Bore-]rea'' ham, Danville.Mrs.Muir is vis-iting Mrs.R.E.Wark in Len- ASBESTOS noxville, for a few days.\tMrs.Thelma Young, Sudbury, - Ont , formerly of Asbestos, has EATON CORNER\treturned to her home, after vis- Mr and Mrs.David Taylor itin«!\tin thi^icinity -\tand Cinthya.Nova Scotia, were fta>ln* /0*' ^veral days at the ABC's Peyton\tPlace, which\trecent guests of Mr.and\tMrs\thome ot Miss Lileen McMur\t\\\\\\ becomes a twice\t- weekly show\tRaymond Hodge.\tra^-\t\\\\\\ (instead of thrice weekly) in Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Taylor.r' ari \"rs' 'eo lardif.'n ,,, ; September, has\twritten Mia\tSherbrooke.Mrs.\tHarry\tbrd,!f\u2018enne Lorette,\tQuebec, spent ; Farrow out of\tthe series by\tMrs.Walter Steer,\tMrs.Clarice\"rtuienfl at\tLaiochelle.\tV\\ FISH SPREAD THIN The Indian Ocean, vvith one-fifth of the world's salt water, yields only l-20th of the fishing catch.Relieve nagging pain quickly with liquid OUTGRO.After a few applications, OUTGRO toughens tender skin and pushes the nail up for safe, easy cutting.VNS AUGUST having her character.Alison Philiips.Mr.Dalton Montgom- Mr' Konert Harris.ioronto,,\\\\\\ MacKenzie, just go away ery.Dr.and Mrs.C.H.Lowry ®PCaa aK''a^s\t\\\\\\ quietly under somewhat mys-and family, all of Sawyerville ' terious circumstances.\tand Mr.and Mrs.Chilston Low and a sixth year?Buy our new Growth Savings Certificates You receive $10.00 for every $7.50 you invest for six years.That's a one-third increase in your money.Available in denominations of $10.00 upwards \u2014 they\u2019re cashable at any time and carry a special life insurance redemption feature.Also ask about our Income Savings Certificates. CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE NOTICE By-law No.1618 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of property owners of zones G-3 and K-l for the approval of the following amendment of the zoning by-law of the City of Sherbrooke, will be held at the City Hall, on August 8th.1966, from 7 to 8 p.m.By-law No.1618 amends the plan dated November 14th.\tI960, accompanying zoning by-law No.1071 amending and modifying the separation lines between zones G-3 and K-l so as to include in zone K-l lots 16-B.157.158, 159.160, 161.162.163\u201435.16-B, 191.192.193.194.195.196, 197 now being part of zone G-3.Property owners trom adjoining zones to zones G-3 and K-l can request to take part in the consultation bv sending to the undersigned, within the next live days, a petition signed L> at least I welt e prciH-rty owners ol said adjoining zone.H P Emond, City Clerk.ry and family, East Clifton, were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lowry Miss Sheila Hodge has accepted employment with Simpson's Sears office in Toronto.N O By-law TICE No.1619 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of property ownets of zone C-28 tor the approval ot the following amendment of the zoning b\" daw of the City of Sherbrcoke will be held at the City Hall on August 8th, 1966.from 7 to 8 P.M.By-law No.1619 to permit the construction of single lamily houses of not more than 2 stones only on lots 22F-106 and 22-F-107 on Poulin Street.Property owners from adjoining zones to zone C-28 can request to take part in the consultation by sending to the undersigned, within the next five days, a petition signed by at lea-T twelve property owners of said adjoining zone.H.P, Emond.Citv Clerk.of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Grant Harris.Poirier Street.^ Mr.and Mrs.Isaac Morrill \\\\\\ were guests of their daughter, .Mrs.Steve Perkins.Mr.Perkins and family, Richmond.Mr.Harry Morrill was a guest of \\\\\\ his brother - in -law and sis-ter.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Fow 1er and family.\t¦) Mr.Roger Huff, exchange \\\\\\ summer student, from the Un- \\\\\\ iversity of Leeds.Yorkshire, England, originally of Wale s, was a guest at the Kirstein cot-\tr 12-13-14 BEDFORD^ Grondstand attractions \u2014 Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Peter March Midway \u2014 Bands, Rides.Horse Show \u2014 Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.Horse and Cattle Parade \\W fliir c »\t\\\\\\ Satur-^ day evening and Sun.afternoon FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY^ ¦y\t>¦ s' Only a select number of jewelers can display this emblem\tf _ ' ft GEM ^ To be awarded membership in the Am«riean Gem Society, a jeweler must qualify on the basis of his business integrity and his deep understanding of gemology.Membership cannot be purchased or given .it must be re-won, each year.We're proud of our members*- -*, for in the final analysis it signifies our interest (and capability) in serving you better.Skinner & Nadeau Inc.82 Wellington North, Sherbrookt, and *4 the Sherbrooke Shopping Centre. USE RECORD for BEST RESULT$> Sherbrooke Daily Eecord TITS , Al'G 2.1WS Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy0 l!^\\ SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCT! - T»l SéTISSS The city\u2019s business Parking on King Street East to be permitted after protest Allard and Frechette address strikers ZONE CHANCE Council decided to make R\\ ( I I Mill RI Jims (Record Huff orllcr) MAGOG \u2014 Opening a >crie* of \u2022'information meetings\" which ihe\\ plan to hold through the province to inform the public about the 'trike against the nonunion lev-tile Companv in four Ouebec centres.Maurice Allard, iln-dependent I'i'l Ml' for Sherbrooke, and Ravnakl I rechette, City Council meeting was in- ed traffic down, and not r»rk terrupted at one point last night ins\t.__________ b,\\ a delegation of eight mer- Council voted to permit park council decided to nuKe tne ^\t^ |or sheibriH'ke, addressCil a gathering of some chants from the East Ward who in, between Bowen and the Ayl- z'\u2019ni; kni\u2019'vn *> c 3 \u2019 * nng Alex j |X>rson> ;n St, Jean Rosco parish hall last night.expressed their discontent at mer bridge on King Street West a law prohibiting parking be- It is decided that a policeman .tween Bowen Street and Aylmer would direct traffic and facilit- *\u2022 ssyua B0*rn\t\u2022* r?\tF'\"K ,ht llc nc'1 U\" owners of the 53 vacant lot^ ap Street, an area of single family Fonight the politiemns will hold a mcettng in Prum-gs Part of this zone on mondville.the second ot the four communities attuted by been the strike which started April I, with similar assemblies to had been instituted several HISTORICAL SOCIETY weeks ago they had experienc- The Eastern Townships His- Pro'e- cd a considerable decrease in\ttorical Society was voted a con- Tenders\twill be called\tshortly business because their\tcustom-\ttinuation of the S50 per week fr°m city\tcontractors\tfor the ers who could not park nearby subsidy il has been getting from crushing of gravel at Dumas and found more convenient the city, The city had decided Quarry near Ascot Corner.Pen shopping spots.\tsome time ago to give $1.500 to dors were\tsent back to\tsenders A local parkiifg area,\tsaid the\tthe Societv in $50 installments, recently because they constitue merchants, was not convenient- The $1,500 account was nearly od a breach in normal proced ly enough situated for shoppers, dry when, this week, a request ores.One of the members of the de- by Notary Leonidas Bachand.The memo by clerk Jean-guy legation said that it was the president of the society to con- Lapointe at last week's City left turn at the intersections of tinue the weekly grant, was ap- Council meeting concerning the legality of a tax on bachelor apartments was not raised ! again this week as promised.The complication is that if 750 bills being contested are not mailed by the middle of this month, these same tenants will not be on the electoral list.Bowen and King East that slow-1 proved.Saturday night ends in court on Monday Two citizens of Asbestos appeared before Sessions Court Benoit Turmel and were fined $50 for disturbing the peace.The pair had been shouting and carrying on last Saturday night in Asbestos.Jacques Caplette, 38.and Maurice Roux, 20, explained the former's funny haircut was the result of a drunken jest The hair on One side of his head was clipped nearly to his scalp.They both pleaded guilty to the charge.* * * A young man from Massa-wippi, 22-year-old Andre Labbe was fined $100 for impaired driving on the night of July 30*h.At that time his car went out of control on route 50 near Ayer's Cliff, skidded 310 feet, mowing down everything in its path Region tGO fof and was finally stopped by\tj an old garage which nearly Llttl© L©C1CJU© folded from the shock of the collision.Damages were estimated at $2,000.The light sentence was given because the accused had no police record.AYER S CLIFF \u2014 The Ayer's Cliff branch of the Canadian Legion 128, will hold an ice cream social at the Legion Hall,| Ayer's Cliff, Friday, Aug.5, at 7 p.m.Proceeds to assist Little League Baseball.All ages welcome.L RAYNALD FRECHETTE Chase ends near cliff edge ASBESTOS \u2014(Staff!\u2014A race;car driven by Richard Proulx.AsbcsUxs Jail and was yesterday with the Asbestos police ended 22, RR 1, Danville.\tTaken to Sherbrooke court in a near-serious accident last | The chase began when the \"'here he was fined $100 and Sunday.Constales Nelson Ray-'snian car sped past the po- ^ad his licence suspended for mond and Alex Couture gave ijee station on St.Luc Bouie-chase to a speeding European varcj jn Asbestos.Officers Raymond and Couture who were Messrs Allard and Frechette spent some time denying eharg es that their intervention in the long drawn \u2022 out strike «as a political balloon, their position being outlined by the first speaker, Mr Frechette in his opening remarks, «hen he dr elared: \u201cThe intervention of Frechet te and Allard in the textile fight is not a political balloon as some have described it.but is actually an appeal to the top direction of the Dominion Tex tile Company to consider very seriously the present situation which deprives 5.000 workers across the province of their salaries.\u201d He continued that the purpose of the meetings was to \u2022\u2018denounce the rigid and avaricious attitude of the company in the present conflict.\" The Sherbrooke MLA declared that the company was always pleading poverty, especially when the workers de manded improved wages and working conditions Rut, he said, the company was established in Quebec in 1005 and started to pay dividends in 1908.It was only 1934 and 1954 that these dividends were reduced slightly.SAYS PROFITS GROW \"At present,\u201d continued Mr.Frechette, \u201cthe company employes some 10,500 workers in \u2022/ PROMISE SITPOHT TO STRIKERS \u2014 Kaynald I iccliet-te.Union Nationale MLA for Sherbrooke, addresses a gathering of Dominion Textile strikers at Magog last night.In the foreground is Maurice Allan!, 511\u201c for Sherbrooke, and in centre Laurent Dihr, chairman of the meeting.Iloth politicians promised (heir support to the strikers.(Record photos by Doug (lerrish) Settlement, not volunteers said needed Trusteeship gets mixed greeting BRIEFLETS leaving the station to go on Pal-\\R I i nd Pel hv SL/D.rol at the same moment gave\t' chase to the car.\t, tu ft\tl he falls off root Ayer's Cliff police report AYER\u2019S CLIFT \u2014 The police1 Th« two cars raced down St.(report for month of June showsBoulevard to Manville 'here were two accidents in.Street and finally down Nicolet -Au,_\tiAyer\u2019s Cliff during the month,\tStreet.\tOn Nicolet Street, the SHERBROOKE\t!but no injuries were reported,\t««'ng\t™r went\tout of control The\toffice of Dr- Neil\tF-\tDinQ 0nc breakin was reported, with\tand overturned.\tIt rolled to nmg will be closed from\tJuly\t29 ^ being s(o]en A car that was\twithin\t41 yards\tof a cliff just to Aug.22^_____________ stolen during the first week of,Nicolet Street.The driver un.of the car, Richard Proulx, and Yesterday's government's de-j six months for careless driving.Quebec and it has registered alr*s'on ,0 l'11* under trusteeship: steady increase in its profits.* ho 13® Quebec hospitals al fectod by the strike and the power is in the naming of one administrator man.Yves I\u2019ratti for all was greeted with ming- cveryom led feelings of doubt and pcs simism by local hospital autho- It y Cl AUDL I.AUHI.CQUK -was arm.Moitdav, charged trie chair and Culombe.this small village in which 436 porter \u2022 photographer team of toned wooden building.Upon en- ,v ln unni'ands who vear-old killer aeeotmted for U with the killings.\tsueemsfully appealed Ins persons reside.From the de the Sherbrooke Daily Record tering the building the visitor10 nri^(, USI, ()f Fin parture point in Cowansville it stopped off in Frelighsburg fois greeted by the secretary n M ^ H, pj,,,\tri,nni, \u2022 is a straight\troute that\tcan\tsee what\tit was\tlike.We must\ttreasurer\tMrs.J P St.Pierre b;,ïan\u2018\t;t>\t,,rU!iU.0nter,ai.» not be mistaken.t*nce past the admit that for a vacation site Mrs.M Pierre offered re ;\t.\t.\t.\t.village of Dunham\tit is\thilly\tit is ideal, But\tthere is more,\tporters a look at the first;,'\t^\tjy\tj country.\tAlthough the mid - 30ih Ccn- minute book of the village of ' y'rc|isi;shuru |Kls a|sn a nmr At the top (there is always Hiry is represented here in the Frelighsburg\t,\u2019jf ^our-c which i' not a top somewhere) the traveller\tform\tof gas stations, the vil-| It is a well preserved, bound\tas wel| known' bu,\tls jus',\t\u201eu, can see on his right beautiful\tlage\thas the charm of a more\tcopy beginning June 16.1835.\tsaMU, u|h, bll.v lake Selby about two hundred gracious age.\tThe first meeting, reports the ' Frc,iii;|1!,bu]'o feet down.The lake is remi-j A bridge crosses over the book, was held in a hotel room, continental niscent of the Mediterranean Pike river.It appears to be a One of the first acts perform vumll S1,yms Sea.sky blue, with small boats small stream because of the ed by the citizens of Frelighs-\t\u2018 ________________ on it racing along or sailing largo river bed which is lin-lburg was to establish a village! in the wind.\tcd and\tfilled\twith gigantic\tcouncil consisting of a may or\tBRIGHAM The coast\tis\tdotted\twith\tboulders,\tmany\tof them porous\tand six\taldermen.Four per- beaches and camping grounds, because of water action.\tsons would form a quorum Miss Dorothy Mount and M>' It is full of peepie swimming.The school house, located When anyone spoke he stood Florence Richards, Mou rrai, playing and fishing.\tnext\tto the city hall is vacant,\tup and when the mayor spoke\twere recent caller'\tat the home Continuing, the church steeple\tIt was last used in 1964 and\teverybody buttoned up and stood\tof Mi\" Grace Hawthorne t three of a bv 'ones ot M-vi-ii conneeted mur w holders.n't \\ team ot killers, John C More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here Is it\t»-*y to ov«room« ioiim.piMtti (tiKcamtort.faktkrth »\" tmiwveil iHivvilrr, npnnkled on 'U'l'iT iiml lower pluie» l,,,!,!» (hem miner so (hsi they feel more com* rnrlnlils No nummy.gooey, past* lii'ii\u2019 or (eeltn,; It's ulkallne mon-n.-iui Iloe» not *onr rhecks \"pinte \"Uor hreeth\" del l- AMTKICTH totlsv «1 ilrug conn 1er» eierywhere He part of Furope, is really Parade, bike races, tombola Sutton Lions' Family Festival to become annual summer event By GORDON ENGLAND (Record correspondent) SUTTON \u2014 True to their promise, Sutton Lions put on an excellent show on Saturday, July 30th.Just-right weather cooperated with efficient human effort to make that Family Festival Day so pleasingly successful that its sponsors now plan to repeat it every summer as an annual event.The chief features of the afternoon program were a colorful street parade and bicycle races; and.for nighttime entertainment from 6 until 12, there was a tombola and a street dance.The Enosburg Band furnished music for the afternoon events, and Robinson's Orchestra from Bedford for the evening tombola and dance.The parade, which preceded and ushered in the Bicycle Meet, was a big gala one worth more than slight mention, and hundreds of thrilled spectators watched from side walks and other vantage points as the parader® passed.Marching from their assembly place on the Dyer Road opposite the St.Andre Catholic Church, those well-organized participants came down .the hill to quickstep along Western Avenue luring and passing along South Main, Maple and Pleasant to finish their march on the Legion recreation grounds on Curley Street.Besides Lions, in that long line of paraders were members of the Legion and Auxiliary, Scouts.Cubs, and Girl Scouts.Also, there were many handsome horses ridden by adults, and pretty ponies with children on their backs.! A yoke of fine looking oxen, a Model T Ford, ancient Chevy iand even an antique big wheels and little wheel bicycle owned by Mrs.Zavier Bombardier, jwere included as wrell.It was really some parade! Different from the winter sled dog derbies and the summer sports car races held during recent years at this Eastern Townships town, each contest on Saturday was independent of all the rest; so, due to that fact and because race courses, some short, and others long, were unmeasured ones along town streets, no contestant was ranked as an over-all winner.ÉjK- LAf! .I'lHfca 1 J||i!||il|W r sirai\" ii '¦ Mr.and Mrs.John Muhl, Sugar Bush Hill Riding School, in Sutton, part of the Lions\u2019 Parade.nil' .-¦*Ow^-UHilllS|IM|,|!|| H\"', i Frank Cousins, of Bolton, and team of oxen.WATERLOO Mr, and Mrs.Ben Rainville spent three days travelling to Burlington and Plattsburg.They also called on Mr.and Mrs.V.Magwood, Chambly.Rev.F.Brockwell, Oshawa.Sherbrooke Daily Record COWANSVILLE P.O.Box 32 News Office, 413 South St., Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Also subscriptions, renewals, classified advertising.Or mail to Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Que.was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs.Merle Wells.Mr.and Mrs.John Champagne returned on July 22 from a holiday trip to Montreal, Blackpool, Brampton and Oshawa.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Eldridge, and family were Mrs.C.Grey, Miss Marilyn Grey and Mrs.C.Johnston, all of Montreal.Mrs.Goldie Hollenbeck is presently a patient at the B M P.Hospital.Sweetsburg.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Hollenbeck and family returned recently from a vacation trip to Belfast, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.John Wells are spending the summer in Newfoundland.Guests during the weekend at the summer home of Mr.and Mrs.Tom Wilkinson at S e Iby Lake included young Neil Stretch.Mr.and Mrs.Ben Rainville and family and Mr.and Mrs.John Champagne and family.Racing machines ranged all the way from pedal cars and velocipedes for tiny tots to one-speed, 3-speed and those 10-speed bikes for older cyclists.There were contests for boys and girls of all juvenile age groups.And the girls, as well as the boys, raced very fast and well.Result of those races are as follows: Children i ¦ 5, Tricycle Race 1st.Scott Davidson.2nd.Elaine Royea.Winner's time 6 seconds.Boys 6 \u2022 9.Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Philip Holden, 2nd.Terence Westover.3rd.Jay Dar-rah.Winner\u2019s time 13.7 sec.(No girls competed in that age group).Girls 10 - 12, Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Roslyn Westover, 2nd.Liliane Ouimet, 3rd.Lorraine Cournoyer.Winner\u2019s time 4 min.33 sec.Boys 10 \u2022 12 Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Pierre Rioux, 2nd.David Lamb, 3rd.Terry Goyette.Winner's time 8 min.48 sec.Boys 10 - 12, Bicycle Derby 10-snecd Event 1st.Mark Hawley, 2nd.Jean Nil Boulanger.Winner\u2019s time 7 min, 30 sec.Girls 13 \u2022 15, Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Barbara Withall, 2nd.! Marilyn Towmson.Winner\u2019s time 4 mm.21 sec.Boys 13 \u2022 15, Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Alain Camille.2nd.Si mon Jones, 3rd.Pierre Demers.Winner\u2019s time 10 min.47.2 sec.Boys 16 and over.Bicycle Derby Event 1st.Jean Descreniers, 2nd.Gaétan Laplante, 3rd.Delbert | Boule.Winner's time 17 min.41 sec.Boys 16 and over, Bicycle Derby 10-speed Event 1st.George Duval, 2nd.John Hawdey, 3rd.Andre Beauregard.Winner\u2019s time 16 min.40.2 sec.Free For AH Slow Race of 3 heats.1st.Don Townson 5 min.57.5 sec., wnd.Alain Camille 5 min.53.5 sec., 3rd .George Duval 3 min 2.6 sec.Longest time with: ; balance maintained at slow ispeed gave win for this event.Race officials w'erc: Chief Judge \u2014 Ken.Tannahill, Starter \u2014 Real Boulanger.Recorder \u2014 Stanley Pergau, Timer I\u2014Cedric Douglas, Track Judges ,\u2014 Jim Bissel, Terry, Blesser, Frank Eberdt, Junior Poulin./ \u2019¦ V K\u2019 The Sherbrooke Daily Record requires o correspondent for RICHMOND to report sports, council and Board of Trade meetings, etc.Applications should be marked: Attention Hugh Doherty, editor Accounts of social activities and women\u2019s meetings should be phoned to Mrs.John Wilkins, Record correspondent for \u201cichmond and Melbourne, at 826-2139.ON NEW CAR DEALS ATYOUR PONTIAC DEALER'S 7^: j .\t_ Grande Parisienne Sport Coupe MS GENERAL MOTORS VALUES Coma on in and track down your big trophy deal on brand new Pontiacs, Buicks, Beaumonts, Acadians, Vivas and GMC trucks Your Pontiac dealer is ready to talk deal\u2014your kind of deal\u2014on any car in his preserve.And he's got the best collection in town.All road-ready and rarin' to go, Your choice of model, color and extra equipment.It\u2019s your ideal opportunity to bag the deal of the year on the cars of the year.Pontiac, Buick, Beaumont, Acadian and Vauxhall Viva.You'll get top trade-in allowance on your present transportation .whatever you\u2019re driving.Visit your nearest Pontiac showroom today.See your PONTIAC dealer ! AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER IN SHERBROOKE: Marc Tannahill and mother, Micheline, winner of the 0-3 year-old push toy event.\\Record photos by A,ex McCalium) | DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE LIMITEE 1567 KING STREET WEST,\tTel.569 9351\tSHERBROOKE, QU*.BE SURE TO SEE \"THE FUGITIVE\" MONDAYS AT 8 P.M.ON CHANNEL 6, \"THE RED SKELTON HOUR\" TUESDAYS AT 8.30 P.M., ON CHANNEL 3, AND \"TELESCOPE\" THURSDAYS AT 9.30 P./A\u201e ON CHANNEL 6.) « SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES , AUO.I, 1WW Baroness Summerskill-politician Reforming zeal remains sharp LONDON (Cl\u2019) - Meeting Baroness Summerskill of ken Wood, it is hard to recall the days when this tall, anslo-cratic \u2022 looking woman with the warm, friendly manne! was bound to raise someone's blood pressure every time ahe rose in Parliament Yet five years in the House of Lords have done nothing to blunt the reforming zeal of Edith Summerskill, the m* eialist doctor - politician who has rn riu red more hard knocks for telling the nation what is good for it than any other woman at Westminster.In the |iost war Attlee government and Labor's long years of opposition, she was a favorite butt of cartoonists and political wits for her feminist fervor, her crusade against boxing, her unpalatable job in the austerity era of persuading people to eat makeshift food and like it.Now a mellow, dignified (15, she still loves to stir things up in the more somnolent atmosphere of the Lords.Pas-sionately concerned as ever to achieve a belter deal for British women, particularly married women, Lady Sum ! merskill is currently battling ! for the right of wives to the matrimonial home As British law now stands, if a marriage breaks up, the wife has no security in a home she doesn't legally own.A husband can desert his family and sell Ihc house over his wife's head, or install a mistress and evict his ipause without legal risk.VACANT PROMISE \"In the marriage service a husband promises to endow his wife with all his worldly goods\u2014in fact he doesn't m-riow her with a clod,1\u2019 said Lady Summerskill is she launched enthusiastically into an account of her campaign, forgetful of the cup of tea growing cold in the tapestry-hung Lords dining room.MARTIN 147 FRONTENAC ST.SHERBROOKE TEL.569-2313 .slF \u2022 s* g£fl P'* ¦ v; i ¦ ANNUAL AUGUST FUR SALE A spectacular collection of FURS at outstanding prices! MOUTON LAMB COATS (sheored and dyed) MINK TWEDE COATS (pastel and sapphire shade) SHEARED MUSKRAT JACKETS (dyed) GREY KID JACKETS PASTEL MINK CAPES *199.18 monthly payments ot $12,50 PERSIAN LAMB COATS (dyed black)) \"OTTER PHANTASY\" COATS (sheared muskrat, dyed) NORTHERN MUSKRAT BACK COATS (dyed) RACCOON COATS (long hair) PASTEL MINK STOLES $ 399.18 monthly payments of $25.00 PERSIAN LAMB COATS (dyed black) CANADIAN BEAVER COATS MINK PAW COATS (dyed black) NATURAL GREY PERSIAN LAMB COATS \"OTTER PHANTASY\" COATS (sheared muskrat, dyed) 499.18 monthly payments ot $31.50 NATURAL MINK PAW COATS NATURAL GREY PERSIAN LAMB COATS OTTER COATS (dyed black) CANADIAN BEAVER COATS PERSIAN LAMB COATS (dyed black! *599.18 monthly payments of $37.00 LIMITED \"Exclusive Furriers\" V.THEROUX 147 Frontenac St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-2313 MARTIN'S PRACTICAL 4-WAYS TO PURCHASE CASH \u2014 CURRENT ACCOUNT \u2014 BUDGET PLAN LAY-A-WAY (reserve your purchase till Fall) crSona\\ Him Beverely Grady, of Rr-amaville, was a recent guesi of Mrs.Pearl Marshall, Lennox ville Other guests s* the same ihome were Miss Nancy Grady of Beamsville, and Mrs.Alice Moir.of Glen Murray.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Gilev Wheeler of Calgary, Alta , formerly of Montreal, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilynn Ann to Dr Alexander McBride Wright, son of Mr.'Alexander Lewis Wright, of Vancouver.B.C., and the lale Mrs.Kathleen Wright, The I wedding will take place in Calgary, August 13 Polly's pointers DEAR POLLY \u2014 For a perfect fit when re upholstering the backs of kitchen chairs with plastic material, run very warm water over the plastic as you stretch and shape it to the curves.If your faucet water is not hot enough have someone pour carefully from the lea ket tie.- MRS.R.L.M.DEAR POLLY - We each have a problem, My husband wants to know how to clean rusty tools.I would like to utilize old neckties.My daughter would like to know how to slop fuzz from shedding off a while angora sweater.My son would like to know how to best d i s play prize ribbons won for racing and other sports.\u2014 IDA.DEAR READERS - I know you will come to th« aid of this family who ALL need help.\u2014 POLLY DEAR POLLY \u2014 When you; lose one good leather glove put the other one to work.This lea-! ther makes a smart binding for buttonholes or for covering buttons.Use the leather to edge sleeves or pockets that get hard wear or to patch your tot\u2019s jacket and outdoor plavsuits.\u2014 ROSE DEAR POLLY - I do «Id jobs for people in our town and always like to get all tne grease and grime off my hands at the end of a day.Apply a bit of sugar to the lather being used and it removes grime like magic.\u2014 WILBUR or an a omen i Today's recipe TROPICAL SHERBET l'-j cups sugar '« teaspoon salt 1\trup orange juice 3\ttablespoons lemon juice 1 ran (10-ox.> crushed pineapple cups milk f envelope (about 2 ow.) ; whipped lopping mix Sweetened fresh berries Combine sugar, salt, orange and lemon juices, and the pine-' apple with its juice, in a medium-sized bowl.Let stand for 10 minutes Meantime in a second bowl gradually add milk to dessert topping, stirring until smooth.Slowly beat topping mixture; into fruit mixture.Pour into shallow pans and freeze until mushy \u2014 about 1 hour.Remove to ehilled bowl and beat well until smooth.Return to pans and freeze until firm \u2014 at least 4 hours.Top each serving with sweetened fresh berries.Makes 6 to 8 serving.g EASIEST EVER TRIFLE Light butter-type cake Fruit juice Sweetened crushed raspberries - V\\ [IN MISS C AROl ü1' ^yfcears °W aSa>ost the disease.Leod and Mr.Leslie MacLeod have been released.\tling with the Canadian Armv at dt '4r 'it\t1 Mlss Karen Smtth Chalk Riv An armed forces spokesman Lon(|on ont., drowned Sundav LANGTON, Ont.TcP) - A\t'n M°ntrCal ^ T T while s vv i m mine in Crystal group of 350 Belgian students^ 3\u201c^ Donald Fowler.^ \u201d Jtb/Xr fS^.\t\"W'h * Patty and Junina, Melbourne, ikon,\u2014have been given special fUncon frr,rrJwere weekcnct guests of Mr.passes entitling them to three\t* chosen from,an(j Mrs Michael Sherman and 4* Drowns in Ont.PETERBOROUGH.Ont M'!\u2019) Norman Joseph Rabincau, 19.lives.Private* FRENCH LESSONS Prof J.A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Telephone 569-4984 today begin a seven - week stint of tobacco harvesting.The students, more than 500 applicants, volUfamjjy ; extra days\u2019 leave each to make unteered for the work to raise Mr.and Mrs.Fred Couchman .money for the Belgians in the ancj friends, Montreal, spent the Qpp \u201cIweekend at their home in Dell.Mr.Angus Maclver, Asbestos.\u2019 [up for loss of leave days while were being held by the W e have just completed a study entitled NORTHERN AND CENTRAL GAS COMPANY LIMITED For your copy of this study, please write,' telephone or call at any of our offices.4* Russian roulette QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 Roger Ge- 1 Nesbitt, Thomson AND COMPANY.LIMITED 710 Plata D\u2019Youville QUEBEC 522-1588 355 St.James St.West MONTREAL 845-9221 234 Oufferin Straat SHERBROOKE 587-8455 Off.as terms Cinitfs in New fort lant/on end tliisin spent the week as a guest of his aunt.Mrs.George N.Macdonald.Mr and Mrs.W.D.Buchanan, Mr.and Mrs.George Mae nesse.19.of St, Anseleme, Que.Ritchie, Scctstovvn, and Mr.died in hospital here Monday and Mrs.Albert MacLeod, oi night of wounds suffered in Lake Megantic, were guests of 1 what police described as a Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Ross.game of Russian roulette.Mr.and Mrs.Herve.Turcot- Police said Genesse shol him le.Sherbrooke, and Mrs.Tur- self with a .38-calibre revolver cotte s mother, Mrs.Emile earlier Monday in a branch of Grenier.are spending two La Banque Canadienne Na weeks holiday at their home Itionale in St.Anseleme.20 Mrs.K.D MacLeod is spend miles south of Quebec City.He ing an indefinite time with her son, Mr Alexander Morrison, Austin.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth A.MacDonald, Oquassac,, Me., were calling on relatives and friends in Milan Mr.Murray Nicholson.Drum-mondville, spent several days\tagainst as a guest of Mr.Roderick McLeod.\t( Mr.Dale Farrell has returned to Sherbrooke, aft''»- spend ing a weekend with Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Nicholson.Mr.Glenn Mouland.of Sherbrooke, sRgnt the weekend as a guest of his mother, Mrs.Hen : rv Mouland.j was employed at the bank Genesse apparently placed a (single bullet in the cylinder of his six-shot revolver, police 1 said.They believe he pointed the revolver at himself and pulled the trigger without looking to »ee if Ihe bullet was the firing pin.ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF FRONTENAC Summary refurn of election expenses 0' Mr.PELCHAT - Cécilien Candidate: Ralliement National at the general election of June 5, 1966.1.Personal expenses of candidate .S 49.52 2.\tHire of premises .S 172.00 3.\tServices\t.$ 155.33 4.\tTravelling expenses and hire of vehicles\t5 601.76 5.\tGoods supplied\tS NIL 6.\tAdvertising .51,037.30 7.\tDisputed claims\t5 NIL TOTAL:\t$2,015.91 Signed:\tLACROIX LUDGER Publidicd by the returning-ollicer of the said electoral district Camille Ethier, Pres.Election FRONTENAC Wildcat strike MONTREAL (CP)\u2014Some 350 drivers and shedworkers in CAR's Bonaventure freight ler-i minai staged a wildcat strike Monday in protest of what they Mrs.George N.Macdonald en- termed the slowness of negotia-(tertained at tea in honor of her , lions for a new work contract, daughter, Mrs.Herbert May- A number of other workers hews birthday.\talso left their jobs at the Tur- Mr.and Mrs.John Matheson, cot Yards here.Scotstown.and Mr.Donald Negotiations have been going Ross, Pointe Claire, visited Mr: on between their union, the and Mrs.K.A.Ross.Mr.and [Canadian Brotherhood of Rail Mrs.Ross recently spent a day : way.Transport and General in Sherbrooke.\tWorkers, (CLC) and the rail- Negoriations M ( ) N T R E A L -( C P .1 - Neg.'ti.i lions in the two week-old strike of 5,300 Canada Packers Ltd., employees in eight cities across Canada are scheduled lo re sume in Toronto Wednesday , a union spokesman said Momln,.The United Packinghouse Workers Union (CLC) members walked out July 20 alter talks became deadlocked.The union seeks a 33 per cen! increase of the pro strike hourly wage of $2.40 Oppose proposal MONTREAL (CP) Six Quebec locals of the International Longshoremen'; Associa lion (CLC) Monday declared their opposition to the federal government's proposal for com pulsory arbitration in labor dis putes.The decision was made fol lowing a meeting of officers of the union's St.Lawrence Ports Council attended by Claude Jo (loin, president of the Canadian Labor Congress and Louis La berge, president of the Quebec Federation of 1 ahor, provincial affiliate of the CLC.Newfoundland and one Quebec constituency for Monday, Sept 19.It will be the first test at the polls since the federal general election Nov.8 last year.The byelections will lie held in Burin Burgee and Grand-Kails White Bay Labrador in Newfoundland and Nicolet Yam aska in Quebec.Buüding burns R1MOUSK1.Que (CP) I.'llolel Manoir Commercial in this community some 175 miles northeast of Quebec City, «'as destroyed by fire Monday Occupants of the three-storey, 25-room building, were able to got to safety without injury.The cause of the fire was not immediately known.Bk of Nova Scotia 87'-Bque Provinciale Cn.Bk of Comm\t8O1 Koval Bank\t711 Tor Dom Bank\t60 MINES and OILS Alta Gas Trunk Cassiar Central del Rio\tHP Denison , Kalconbridg*\t97' llollinger\t23 Kelly \u2019Northern\t5(1 B 42 R 47 B TEXAS STUDENT Gonlinued from Page and barrel At 11 a m , officers said, Whitman carted his foollnrker lo Hie lower s elevator and rode to the 27th floor, as high as the elevator can go Then he| dragged Ihe heavy three 1 wheeled cart up the four short i flights of stairs to the foyer ofl the observation section KILLS TWO CHILDREN There he killed four Ihe woman custodian in the comparable period last year iclieeluig a gain of Id in newsprint as well as improve nienls in kraft paper and paper hoard products.Net soles ol $53.727,000 ol DuPont of Canada Ltd.in ihe second quarter of 1905 were 8\" higher than $+9,580.000 in the corresponding period la.M year and net income of $4.202,000 (53c per common share) was up about t-t'.from $3.870.000 ( 48c a share) Consolidated net income of $3.177.300 ((BHc per common share after dividends on 1988 preferred shares) of B Forest ;Produels Ltd for the threr imonths ended June 3088 com ! pares favorably wilh $2,701,300 |(7Bc a share) for Ihe second ,quarter of 1985 Net sales were !$27,507.300 as compared with $20,888 700 and profit before income taxes amounted lo $737, 300 against $2,835,300.Provision for income taxes was $1,500,000 (effective raie of 35%), up sharply from $134,000\t(5% rate).Dominion Foundries A Steel (Lid expects earnings for 1988 to be satisfactory.Despite in creased domestic and difficult pei sons off-shore competition, demand of the for products remains good For CALL, Cteo Aunlin Veer dentallv at Montreal Que on Saturday, July 30.l!)88, (Men Austin t all, beloved husband of Jacqueline Lortie and dear father of Madeline.Isabelle, Carol Andre, Charon and Bar Kara \\nn.in his 42nd year.Resting at the Sherbrooke Street Funeral Home, IN) Slier hrooke St .Magog Funeral service on Wednesday.August 3 at 2 30 p m in SI Paul s I tilled Church, lollowed by inlerment m Pine Hill Ceinelery McKenna's Funeral Service.Phone 843 3731 Magog ROBERGE Louil Suddenly at his residence 248 Queen SI I cnnoxvillc, P Q., Louis Ro berge, beloved son of the laic Joseph Edward Roberge and his wife Sarah l-acroix in his 89lh vein Funeral service I10111 Ihe R I, Bishop and Son l-'unornl Home, 300 Queen Bh d No mi Wed.Aug 3 at 2 p m The Rev Jacques Alexaman of ficiating.Intermenl, Elmwood Cemetery 1 W.DRAPE FUNERAL HOME 3U Main*Sf., Cowantvllle 263-0393 Succimboi so Howard l.)| liauvin, facln;» Sherbrooke t ni\\ei-, slly See Hebert\u2019* 2155 Racliand Tel.562-0874.799 Main St, 4i apartment.Uafg»* airy rooms and porch.Adult* only.Available Immediately, H Strange.Tel.263-'252.Cowans ville.DAVE'S Transport Reg\u2019d.Local and long diatance.Moving, packing, unpacking, storage.Years of experience in furniture moving.Tel.562 8062 Prop.Dave Donna chie.THREE beagle pups, three months old.one hand lawn mower.Mr >sjx ROOM house Raymond Osborne, East Farnham s\\ stern, located Phone 263-2487.GIRL\u2019S CLOTHING, 8-16 vears, dresses, sklrhs.blouses, shorts, He Window drapes.Apply 2051 Denualt St Sherbrooke, Que.A POT,ARIOD 60 second camera lor sale, also a Western roping sad die.Price camera.$75 00 saddle $75.00.Phone Oscar Messier, 539-1471 after 5:30 pm.with hot water at 1672 South Went Bowen Ave.Could be sold with two acres of land and barn or without.Barn could be used as warehouse.Phone 567-5575.GLEN SUTTON -Seven room house j including four bedrooms, good| view, good condition lot 100x95 ft.more land can be purchased j Asking $7000 00 good terms Round Top Realties Reg\u2019d.Box 85 Sut ton.Tfcsl.538-2901, 538-2127.ONE western saddle, Flemish giant VVII.I rabbit, one pair budgie».Tel.562 9890.your vacation have a happy ending, or should we say, will] you be returning from holidays toj a home of your own Buy now to; make life complete, call Charles! Connor, 562-4900.460 LONDON ST Family house.5 large rooms, reasonable price, low cash.Hercule and Ronald Marcoux, 569-5941.5.Lots For Sale BKAUTIFUL electric ranifc hy Getter,! Electric In A-l ri>nciltlran A BarKaln at only *69.00 Boss.Rtron Electric.183 Frontenac St.St,erhrm,ke.Tel.362-1384.AUCTION SALE For the late Mrs.J.Landymore, Sale to be held in the hall on the Fair Ground, Ayer', Cliff, Que., Saturday, August 6, 1966, at 10.00 a.m.TO BE SOLD Kelvlnator refrigerator 10.8 cu.ft.Moffatt Thermo Guard electric range.4 burner as good as new with oven timer, kitchen table with four matching chairs, in good condition with expansion leaves, kitchen buffet with glass front, Westinghouse washing machine with Lovell vvrln ger and timer bought new and never been used, card table with 4 matching chairs.Admiral T V\t.Imperial 4(K1 de>k with matching (y CottaqeS For Sdle chair in excellent condition,)\t.\u2014 davenport and matching chair as | M ASSAW1PP1 LAKE ORT.EANS APARTMENT AfTRAUTIVE apartments.I1?, I and 3 rooms, furnished.We pay electricity and trsnsvlslon.Nea bus stop $15.00, $16.00 and $17 50, Orleans Apt, cornet of King George St.and Worthington.ONE 4 room apartment, $70,00 monthly.Apply 2075 King W.Place Vimont.Tel.after 8:00 pm, 507-6758.CARILLON APARTMENTS MORIN APARTMENTS New 1VS, Vh, V/t heated rooms, furnished, wall-to-wall carpeting, draperies, transvision, electricity, individual thermostat, incinerator, laun dry, ianitor service, canteen, swimming pool, large parking area.Carillon Apts.\u2014 567-9022 Morin Apis.\u2014 562-3454 (1)\tSchool Certificate showing proof of completion of flrarie 10 or equivalent.(2)\tDiploma of graduation of 2 years attendance at the Marine Institute of the Province of Quebec.(3)\tA valid certificate of competency not lower than Kirst Mate Home Trade or Second Mate Foreign-going.Applications not accompanied by the following will not be considered: (1) Proof of Canadian citizenship and residency in Canada.f2) Certificate of Birth.(3) Character references satisfactory lo the Board of Examiners.(4t Proof of medical fitness.(5) Proof of visual acuity in form and colour vision.Applicants shall be able to speak and understand both the French and English languages.Applications are lo be submitted to: Regional Superintendent, of Pilots, P.O.Box 160, Station \u201cM\u201d, Montreal, P.Q.Original documents should not be sent as they cannot be returned.Applications postmarked later than September 15, 1966, wiil not be considered.CURRIER The Herbert Hudsons are spending the summer at their new cottage on Sargent's Bay.Mrs.Alice Stone and Irene, turned home with her sister tor Kennebunk, Me., were reesnt an indefinite time.Other guests visitors in their old neighbor- of Mr.and Mrs.Coates included hood.\tMr.and Mrs.Willard Ross and Mr and Mrs D.A.Wallace, family, Sherbrooke, Mrs.Mor-Ross, Bruce and Heather, ire ris Burbank and Mrs.Cora spending holidays with Mr*.Askew, South Bolton Wallace's parents, Mr.and Friends of Mrs.Frank Hopps Mrs.F, C Ward\tÎ will be glad to know\u2019 she has Mr.and Mrs.Royce Martin.recovered from a recent illness Well Drilling We can drill you a well in one