Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mars 1960, lundi 28 mars 1960

[" Cancer Support Virus Theory LOUISVILLE, Ky \u2014 M \u2014 fop United States virus experts today presented new and surprising evidence that human cancers probably are caused by viruses.They also reported that some viruses, contrary to current scientific opinion, can produce substances which destroy cancers.If specific viruses can be pinpointed in human cancers, new ; methods might be developed to prevent or control the disease.\u201cEvery man in a walking museum of many viruses,\u201d Dr.Jer-: ome T.Syverton of the University of Minnesota told a seminar for ; science writers sponsored by the American Cancer Society.Man harbors more than 150 vi- \\ ruses, mostly just recently de- ; tected, and \u2018\u2018we are not sure I what many of them do.\u201d he said.\u201cBut, now we belive that some human cancers must be caused by viruses.\u201d Dr.Sarah Stewarl of the National Cancer Institute, Bethesda Md., reported that extracts from | two human cancers, and from the | urine of three children with can-1 cer have produced curious, can-1 cer\u2014like growth changes in ' healthy human cells grown in laboratory dishes.There are grounds to suspect\u2014 but no proof yet\u2014that the extracts could contain a virus.She also has found that a virus causing leukemia in mice can induce cancels in other types of animals.And humans handling the cancerous mice have been found to have antibodies against the virus, indicating they had been infected with it but had resisted it.THE WEATHER 1 i « Established 1897.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE RECORD, MONDAY.MARCH 28.\u2019 IPbO Cloudy with sunny periods) clearing this afternoon.Tues J day sunny clouding over in i the afternoon; températures) near normal; winds northed,' * 15 this afternoon becoming ¦ light tonight.Low tonight and J high Tuesday 20 and 35.\t\u2022 Price: 5 Cents Sixty-Fourth Year I'l r hh Arrest Five Klansmen Crosses ' V f\" - tr f tiKNKVA (Cl1') flic WoM to- system to monitor the \u2018'cutting day outlined -a 10-point plan for : off\" of the production of fission- Drummondville Boy Slips Under Car Is Killed One child was hilled and four adults were injured in Eastern Townships traffic accidents over the weekend, Quebec Provincial Police reports showed today.Dead is Yvon Belhu-meur, 10, of Drummondville, fatally injured at 2.30 yesterday afternoon as he was playing with some friends near the road just outside Drummondville.Driver of the car was Georges Fafard, also of Drummondville.Police said the child had been playing close to the side of the road when he suddenly slipped beneath the wheels of the oncoming car- in the Ste.Catherine Hospital in Coaticook are Lionel Valade, aged 49, and his wife, Laurette, of Coaticook, injured last night when their car collided with another vehicle in Coaticook.The accident was blamed on the slippery condition of the streets.Driver of the other car was Gilles Morin, 22, an employee on the Alaska Highway.He was unhurt.NOT EVEN CRUMPLED \u2014 The hat of Geoffrey Arnold of Whitby, Ont., rests with hardly any sign of damage atop the crumpled hood of his car as police try to free him from the wreckage after the ear hit a bridge abutment at Toronto.Arnold was trapped inside the car for 15 minutes as police and firemen used crowbars and axes to free him.Two others in the car were also injured.(CP Wirephoto) Observe Da) OfMoun ' JOHANNESBURG, South Africa \u2014 Reuters ¦\u2014 Thousands of Negroes stayed away from work today in response to an appeal from their leaders for a \"day of mourning\" for 7! Negroes killed by police a week ago.Only a trickle turned up at their s jobs in Capetown and in this in- ; dustrial centre.Extra police were on duty but no major incidents | were reported.The day of mourning wias called as the South African government prepared to take action later today to ban- the main Negro na- j tionalist organizations \u2014 the Af- ; rican National Congress -and the Pan-Africanist Congress.I Today's d-ay of mourning was J called for former Zulu chief Al-j bert Luthulr, president of the I ANC.It was not supported by the smaller Pan-Africanist movement which told its members to go to work as usual.BUSES STONED All non-white buses were running normally in Durban but a bus for Indians was stoned in a Negro township near the city this morning.Many Indian - owned stores were closed.The day of mourning -was reported to be almost a total success in the Negro townships around Johannesburg, where the worst of last Mond'ay'r violence occurred.\u201cJust a trickle\u2019' of passengers was reported at the biggest Negro township station, Orlando.In the Cape -peninsula the day of mourning was being effectively observed, Luthuli also has urged Negroes to burn their pass books\u2014the controversial identity cards which led to the riots last week.His appeal came during the weekend as police announced that for the present they will not demand to see the pass books or arrest Negroes for not carrying | them.The government step was ! received with quiet rejoicing by i the Negroes who viewed it ais a partial victory in their fight ' against the pass laws.Over-Enfhusiasm In Marseille Break Police Lines Nearly Overrun Mr.K.MARSEILLE, France (AP)\u2014j Khrushchev was surrounded.An enthusiastic crowd broke I The exprès-ion on (he pre through police lines today and ' m-icr\u2019s face indicated he did not nearly overran Soviet Premier I find the experience completely : (rolling otticr space satellite-Nikita Khrushchev.\tagreeable lie stood in the eru'fh : tracking them.international inspection, supervision -and1 control of mea-surcs | taken for world disarmament.The plan, giving details of the ! initial functions of the West's pro posed International Disarmament | Organization, w-as presented by | Italian delegate Francesco Gava-! letti at a two-hour session of the ) JO-nation disarmament talks here.The IDO is part of a three-stage j plan the West has proposed for ending the world) arms race.10 FUNCTIONS Today's Western plan listed the | following 10 initial functions for I the IDO; ].To receive prior notification I of satellite launchings and to gather data from existing track ing stations.2.\tTo establish a centre for re reiving information about, the level of armaments and the actual level of land, -sea and air forces.3.\tTo verify and cheek arrangements for reductions and levels of armed forces and corresponding cuis in conventional weapons.4.\tTo collect and verily information given by different states on their military budgets.TRACKING SYSTEM 5 To set up a system for con and able materials for military use 8.To verify the transfer of agreed quantities of fi-sile ma terial from exi.-ting storks to non i military purposes fl To establish procedure for inspection and control of military 'operations of important powers See \u201cList Of\" Page 5 Success Seems Assumed Macmillan, Eisenhower Seek Joint Decision WASHINGTON (API United ,in the 1 5.British Soviet itegotia States President Eisenhower ami itic-n*.he said, \u201cmust affect the lirilisli Prime Minister Harold whole future of mankind on Macmillan meet today to work | earth.\" out a compromise offer to Russia I The urgent problem before the for banning nuclear weapons president and prime minister is tests.Their success in avoiding]to shape a reply to a Russian a British-America-n split over the proposition for banning alt mi-issue scorned assured.\tclear weapons tests ¦ most of I Hi-ring the two or Uhree days: them by formal treaty and the they \"ill spend tog-ether ait Camp remain 1er s m a l I underground David, Md., the two leaders also | tests, by Common agreement on will make a pre summil meeting [an inilvlinite moratorium, review of relations with Russia, - 'Ihe United States had pro Thev m.av lav down some new ! posed that any treaty now should Today's Chuckle Remember the old days when a juvenile dcliquent was a boy who hid hack of the barn and smoked corn silks?Leaving the enclosed yard of a children\u2019s school he had visited, he mistook which car door to enter, and the crowd evidently thought he was coming over to get acquainted.The wave of men -and women stormed through the police line, shouting and waving red flags.Right Present Wrong Baby WALLASEY, England, (AP) \u2014 Annie Tedcastle says the gift of baby clothes she sent to a friend has been delivered to the wrong mother.She has just received a letter saying the Queen is pleased to accept them.Annie put the baby clothes in a parcel recently and addressed them to Mrs.Mabel Kelsey who lives nearby and recently gave birth to a son.As a joke.Annie wrote on one corner of the parcel; \u2018\u2018To His Majesty the baby.\u201d The mailman thought the parcel ought to go to Buckingham Palace and Annie got a letter from a lady-in-waiting at the palace.\u201cThe Queen,\u201d it said, \"very much appreciates your kind thought for her.\u201d Annie said she has decided not to make an issue of the mistake, A spokesman for the post of- un-til police rescued him and didn\u2019t try to shake a single hand.A cordon of police on foot and with ,motorcycles quickly pushed in and formed around Khrushchev, then escorted him to his ear.Earlier in his tour of the French [ provinces Khrushchev showed signs that he thought he was s-ee-in-g too much of French industry I and not enough of the French j people.Khrushchev has remained good ] natured1 but at times showed impatience at the lightly packed schedule of official receptions, dinners and guided -tours of historic sights and industrial plants.jan.js js Joyce 'Visitors to factories and agricultural installations leave him unimpressed.He mixes polite compliments for French achievements with statistics on similar Soviet -aclivities that clearly show he thinks they do it bigger and belter in Russia 6.\tTo receive advance notifica tion of the launching of long -range missiles.7.\tTo -install and put to work -a Mother Learns Twins Mixed For 11 Years FORT WORTH, T-ex, (AP)\u2014 A mother found out she has-been calling her twin daughters, Joyce -and Ja-nis.by the wrong names for n years.Mrs.James Meteald discovered that Joyce is Janis and fice said: apologize.1 \u2018All we can do Volcano Forms A New Island PORT MORESBY.New Guinea , :( Reuters)\u2014A two-mile-long vol , I carie island\u2014burnt, blackened I land sizzling\u2014has risen out of the Bismark Sea 25 mile?west of the j New Guinea island of Manus, ac-\u2018cording to a report reaching here ! ; Sunday.The island was sighted | | by Capt.Bill Tyrell.an Australian Qantas Airlines pilot.The ] spot where the new island w as j reported is 180 miles from Ma-nam Island1 volcano, which ~ ] erupted violently 10 d-ays ago.The identification was made by comparison of footprint -rcc-ordis, examined by Jack Green, identification officer in the police department \u201cThere\u2019s no doubt about it.\" Green said.\"They're mixed up.\u201d The office compared prints he took with footprints made when the girls were born May 13.1948.The double confusion started in the nursery when the girls were marked by \u201cA\" and \u201cB \u2019 identification bracelets.One of the twins\u2019 bracelets broke, but the Metcalds didn't worry.The other twin still had her bracelet.But the other bracelet was i broken later, During the days that follow ed., the parents couldn't tell their I daughters apart.guide lines for development of pro posais to ho put before Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the Big Four summit meeting in Paris beginning May 16.Before flying with Eisenhower to Camp David this afternoon, Macmillan was scheduled to con 1er with 11.S.State Secretary Christian llertor at the Briti h embassy.It was possible Hus meeting would produce the baos for quick accord between the president and the prime minister on- the nuclear lest issue.The U.S.and British positions on Russia's latest test control plan were said to be very similar with both sides now favoring a i positive counter-proposal Macmillan flew into Washington Saturday night ami promptly called for a \u201cjoint decision\" on the next Western move in the nuclear test ban conference w'itli I Russia at Geneva.Whal happens Rag-raisin , \"a phony.April Symposium WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 Three famous political \u201couts\u201d will take part, in a symposium on \u201cthe opposition\u201d during the annual convention of the American Society of Newspaper Editors here April 22.Talking about Hie subject on which each is well versed will be Adlai Stevenson, twice-defeated Democratic prc-udential c and! date; Huigh Gailskeli, British Labor party loader; and Opposition Leader Lester Pearson of Canada.Sitdown Campaign Growing ATLANTA, G.v\u2014 (,-P) \u2014The i ninth week of anl i segregation de monstrations in the southern l niled Stales began 1odav follow mg a weekend wave of cross I burnings.Hooded klaitsinen burned crosses in Alabama, Georgia.Florida and South Carolina ns more seudcnls joined Negroes in I heir sildown campaign against m p,nude lunch connlcr facilities.Five men were arrested as a result of multiple eros.s burnings near Anniston, Ala, Saturday j ivighl.We jud wanted to show the i public we are organized and read.' for business,'' one unidenti | Ped kl.'insman told a policeman ! in Calhoun County, where more than 100 crosses were set ablaze.Crosses also were burned in Savannah and Marietta, Ga.; Clearwater and Jacksonville, Fla.\u2018 and in Orangeburg, Greenville, Columbia, Greenwood, and Char-j lesion, S.e.New Negro allcmpls to break j color lines at lunch counters in Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and Texas were made Saturday, Report Franco Had Heart Attack LONDON ear old IXuig Harvey toKi hi> team mates in ihe drescungroom Saturday night after his overtime goal gate Montreal Canadiens a 4-3 over time win over Chicago Black Hawks Harvey, ins face ghsletung with giant drops of sweat said grimly \"It was my fault we were there (playing overtime) in the first place.\u201cWe never should have been there at all It was only through the grace of God we pulled through \" But Mon treat- exuberant Cana diens and Coach Toe Blake ig nored Doug s self-censure Harvey s 4lMoot tally at 8:38 of ihe extra period \u2014 a-Msted by Dickie Moore ar.,1 Henri Richard \u2014gave Montreal a 2 0 edge in the bost-of-srven Stanley Cup series What brought on the self-re-prove ment w as a ilagra.nt blunder Harvey made that enabled Chicago's Billy Hay to score at 18:58 of the third period, sending the game into overtime PUT IT ON HAYS\u2019 STICK Trying lo dear the puck again.-1 the board* just inside the Montreal blue line.Doug pul il right on Hay's slick and the sillily ecu tre streaked in unmolested (o beat goaler Jacques Piaule.Coach Blake had hllle lo say about the game beyond that liolh clubs had played much bcl'.er than in the opener\u2014it ended Ihe same way, 4 3 for Montreal In tire Chicago dressingroom coach Rudy Pilous said that while there was no penalty, his- Hawks were actually playing a manvshorl when Harvey scored.He said defenceman Dollard St.Laurent\u2014who played with Montreal for seven seasons before going lo Civica-go in 1958 had broken his- stick just seconds before, \u201cDolly was out of the play, un able to cover his check.And that was young Richard, who helped on, Harvey\u2019s goal.\u201d Goaler Glenn Hall shook lbs head sadly when questioned alxuit I Harvey\u2019s shot.\u201cM was belt high.There were | players in front of me.I first saw I il a couple of feet ahead and then, /ingo.il was in the net.'' he said, gesturing with his hand.Doug Harvey Redeems Himself With Winning Tally After Getting Caught Off Balance, Fdge Black Hawks 4-3 MONTREAL (GP) The Mom real Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks Stanley Cup semi-ftnal series now shifts to Chicago aitei a dramatic chapter written into the record books by veteran defenceman Doug Harvey The great clutch player scored at 8 38 of the firs! overtime period Saturday night to give Canadiens a 4 3 victory and a 2-0 lead in games m the best-of-seven series.The pro-su re was on Harvey when he won the game with a 40 foot seveerod shol As he said after the game in a moment of self cntici-ni \"II was my fault we were in overtime The veteran of 13 National Hockey League sea-ons had mis cued an attenvpf to clear Ihe puck at his own blueline 62 seconds before the en,I of the third pcood.lay ing the puck on the -lick of Chicago cei.tre Bill Hay OUT OF POSITION Hay was around Harvey and in frog! of goalie Jacques Plante in nothing liai, scoring easily after faking Plante out of posi lion.Hay s goal was the third come back by Hawks to lie the score and il sen: ll.c game into sudden death overtime Now .the - cries shifts to Chi cag.i for the third ami fourth games Tue day ami Thursday There i- a strong suspicion in the Montreal camp dial Hawks, who have come elo-e lo upsetting Canadiens in the first two games, may succeed in front of their home crowd.Goalie G 1 e n n Hall had no chance on Harvey 's gaine winner, as the puck whizzed through se\\ oral milling players in front of the nel Hall said he saw the ipuek only as it wont by him waist-thigh.Dickie Moore scored two goals Rxr Canadiens, in addition to sel ling up Harvey with a pass from the corner His first in the finsl period came after » drop pass from Henri Richard and his see end on a tiefleeUon of Boom Boom Geoffrion s shot from the mum while Chicago were shoe* handed in the third period TI E ING TALLIES Marcel Bonin was ths> other Canadiens scorer, m Ihe second period, beating Hall with a cho-i high angle shot The Chicago goals by Ken Whanram.Boh by Hull and I lay were all score being tallies Hull's marker in the third peri ml wa- his first in the Montreal Forum and marked his petum lo action after missing the first game doe to a tonsil infection Wharram.who scored on a wide angle shot, was a standout performer for Chicago play ing on ,i line with rookie Stan Mikita and veteran Ted Lindsay Geoffrion who picked up two assists, was playing his 100th cup playoff game.Hi- lifetime playoff scoring output now .-lardai 52 goals and 40 assists for a total of lt)l points He ranks see ond in goals and points lo Man rice Richard who has a record of 81 goals and 41 n-is1s for 122 poitUs Four m i n o r penalties w ere handl'd out to Chicago and two to Canadiens.Only one\u2014a trip ping call against Al Arbour figured in Hie scoring, Dortmund, Germany Dick Richard-on.Wales, stopped Hai -Kalbfell.Germany, 18 (for Euro pean hcin vweight tille) Call tir ii 'm* jD * Tefrcs/t tJOQ FAST! b I S.i.lt\tv/ then paired together and beat out Mrs.G.Walden and Mrs.^ captain; and Mrs.Dick Ste-Rousseau 15-5.15-1 to win the wart, secretary.treasurer, ladies\u2019 doubles.Betrand Sevigny ' Two candelabra! were present-and Harmer won the men\u2019s doub-1 ed to the Officers Mess by presi-les, defeating Veilleux and Ron | dent Monty in appreciation for Mawhood 15-12, 15-2.\tthe privileges extended to the McNeill and Mawhood won the | club.Lt.Col.Doug Ward and mixed doubles over Mrs.Walden j Mess President, Gapt.Gerry and Harmer.Bryant received the gifts.Tan Joe Hok Of Indonesia Retains His Canadian Badminton Crown By Defeating Finn Kobbero Of Denmark WINNIPEG (CPy\u2014Tan Joe Hok ice several times of Indonesia successfully de- Kobbero, seeded fended his men's singles crown Saturday by batiling from behind to defeat a tiring Finn Kobbero by to \u2022win 1543.No.3, was stiffening leg mg penalties at 10:32.The teams Denmark in the deciding game split the game's 10 penalties five of ,h*\"* final 31 uthe C*\"3dl,n apjece\topen badminton champion ships.SATURDAY WIN I Throughout the world more people buy Seagram\u2019sVO.Canadian Whisky than any other brand of whisky exported from any country Seagrams Sure - \u2018\"\"V* m * A.^A-Ai I Ztol 4 * xXxri.r A*.i.* A IXt JfcJC jL*.« A * * a A ** * Leafs shook off their opening-game tension in a fast \u2022 moving performance Saturday.Pulford j saMedi the win away with 47 sec-\\ onds remaining ,as he scored into an empty net after Wing® had pulled Sawchuk in favor of an extra attacker.Armstrong scored' al 13:37 of the first period, the Wings tied it up at 16:12 on Goegan's bonne-1 img 20-footer and late in the second period Larry Regan completed a nice combination with Kelly to put the Leafs ahead to ! stay.Mahovlich made it 3-1 at 4:02 ; of the third period, Delvecchio After Kobbero had taken the opening game 15-10 and Tan the second by 15-8.the 21-year-old Indonesian fell behind 10-6 in the rubber game before driving back to tie it 13-13.Kobbero elected to have the game decided on the next two points and Tan made them, after each had broken the other's M?rv- DalSas Long Sets New Shotput Mark LOS ANGELES (AP) \u2014 Dallas Ixmg of the University of Southern California Saturday sur- | took Howe's pass between the passed all shotput marks with a logs of Leafs\u2019 Bert Olmstead to heave of 64 feet 6'i inches inr : rap it home and' cut the margin to 3-2.Only five penalties, three to the Leafs, were called Wings out.-hot Leafs 38-31 but time and again Bower came up with sparking saves before 17.759 customers.The series winner goes against Montreal Canadiens or Chicago Black Hawks for the Stanley Cup.Canadiens lead that best-of-seven skirmish 2-0.The recognized world record is 63-2, set by Parry O'Brien Nov.11, 1956.Ixing's thirow climaxed a duel between Ixong and Dave Davis of the Southern California St rid era, a local track club.The 260-pound Long gol ihe throw off on bis third try.Ten minutes earlier.Davis.22.j put the shot 63 feet 10'a in-hrv hampered muscle.Marj Shrdd of Toronto won the women'® singles title, defeating 19 year-old Joy Campbell of Winnipeg 11-9.11-3 after trailing 7-3 in the first set.Miss Campbell, who surprised many observers by eliminating defending champion Kae Grant of Montreal in the semi-finals, did not have the experience to stay with the lefb handed Miss Shedd.MALAYANS TAKE DOUBLES Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San, the Malayan men's doubles team, retained that championship by defeating Tan Joe and Charoen Watt ana sin of Thailand 15-8 15-8.Kobbero gained a small measure of revenge for his singles defeat when he and Joan Miller of Montreal downed Tan and Sushjla Kapadia of India in the mixed doubles final 15-7, 15-7.The womens double® crown went to a Pasadena, Calif .team.Mrs.Lois Alston and Mrs.Beulah Armendanz in a hard - fought final over Miss Shedd and fellow Torontonian Dorothy T inline.Scores were 15 9.10-15 and 15-11.Poul Holm of Montreal, former Danish singles champion, won the world men's professional event with an 18-16, 3-15.15-11 victory over Daman Chawla of Winnipeg, a former member of India's Thomas Cup learn.Dick Richardson KO's Kalbfell To Win Title DORTMUND, Germany i AP)\u2014 j Dick Richard'son of Britain knocked out Hans Kalbfell of Gcr many in the 131 h round of their I scheduled 15-roumlcr to win the j European heavy weight championship Sunday.The end came amid wild protests from the 12,000 fans who had strongly rooted for the German boxer to capture the heavyweight crown vacated by Inge mar Jo bansison, when the Swede won the world title last June, Richardson, a Welsh ex-milk-man, connected with a scries of left and right hooks to the German\u2019s head and a hard right to KalbfeU's chin which .Kent, the German sprawhng The referee counted him out Pandemonium reigned in the giant indoor arena when Richardson hit the German (again after he got up from the eanvas Spectator* seemed to believe that Richardson should not have hit Kalbfell (again.It appeared to be a misunderstanding between French referee Robert Vaisberg and Richardson with the British fighter thinking that the round was to go on.The referee'* scorecard was not made public as is customary in rings here.But the Associated' Free® tally had the two fighters about even, Richardson appeared to be more aggressive throughout the fight which saw no knockdowns up to the 13th round.KalbfeU\u2019s handlers earned their boxer to the German\u2019s corner.Wild booing and whistling followed There were shouts of \"foul\u201d.Fans rushed to the ring side in protest.Amidst all that the referee calmly went to Richardson'* corner and lifted the Welshman\u2019s right arm declaring him the winner.\t« Wiffi Smith Cops Columbus Women's Open COLU M BUS.Ga (AP)-Freckle-faced Wiffi Smith shot a brilliant 68 Sunday to win the $8.000 Columbus women s open golf tournament by one stroke.The St.Glair, Mich., 24-year-old got a big lift from an eagle three on the first hole and went on to cut four strokes off par.Her tremendous round lifted her from a tie for seventh to the title Louise Sugg® of Atlanta.who started the final round with a one-stroke lead, tied for second with Fay Crocker of Montevideo, Uruguay Both had 209 Mbs Smith's victory was worth $1,330.Miss Suggs and Miss Crocker wen 5017 50 each.DON\u2019T MISS Ho- THIS >v: M F i \u2018V4» m wtcvf ;v; ¦\\ A; Wëêi m i APRIL 2nd to 9th Th* Biggest Boa* A Sport Show in Hit history of J.5.Mitcholl Co.Ltd.will bo faking placo if fhair' warohoust on Cabana St.You will aot boat! by Peterborough and Prineacraft Including Aluminum Boat*, Canoes, Row Boats, Riding Boats, Sail Boats all in Wood, Fibreglass or Aluminum.Nfotor* by Evinrude.From 3.3 to 7S h.p.Plus Marine accessories.WATCH FOR THE ADV.IN THIS PAPER, MARCH 31st i SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1960 St.Patrick High School Wins St.Francis Valley Basketball Crown Downs SHS 43-28 In Second Game ïo Cop Finals 22-51; Mike Leveque Sets Pace With 18 Points In Tilt St P«f* High School Seniors came through with a thrilling 43.28 rictory over Sherbrooke High School in an exciting match played Friday evening at St.fat's before a packed house.The first game of the two-game, total-point affair was won by St.fat\u2019s 2ÎI-2::, and the powerful green and white quintet captured the second en counter handily by a 43-28 margin to win its sceond straight S'.Francis Valley Interscholastic Basketball League title by a 72-51 count.Mike Leveque of St.fat\u2019s took top scoring laurels of the fray as he netted a total of 18 points.Teammate Mike Bryson and Mike Allatt of S.H.S.followed with 12 points apiece.Sherbrooke High surprised the ng to ^ ^ balf in hoot squad by quickly forging\tan unyielding defense into a first quarter lead of 10 -9 while Bryson and Leveque were However, this lead didn't last ; connecting on their outside set-very long as the Irish came back shots for St.Pat's, strongly during the second quoi- V\\ay was very close in the ter and overtook the maroon men ^hird quarter, with St.Pat\u2019s out-to lead at half-time 21 - 16, a scoring S.H.S If) 8.Both trams Bury High School Tops SHS Junior Girls To Win League Championship lead which was never relinquished thereafter.Each team featured a close man-to-man defense which resul ted in a total of twenty - two fouls being called, fifteen against S.H.S.Sherbrooke High kept try- OWN A '60 VOLKSWAGEN For *t littlo a» $1645.00 \u2014 ?0 to 44 miles per gallon.Trede-int accepted, ROGER BEAUDOIN AUTOMOBILES INC.Tel.LO.9 4613 2835 King West, Sherbrooke.HISTORY OF BROME COUNTY BY REV.E.M.TAYLOR COPIES OF VOL.NO.2 GETTING VERY SCARCE \u2014 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE ORIGIN OF THE EARLY SETTLERS OF YOUR DISTRICT, AND OF YOUR OWN FAMILIES GET YOUR COPY NOW.HO REPRINTS \u2014 H.I J.TAYLOR P.O.Box 663 Dorion, P.Q.played at full tilt all the way but St.Pat\u2019s exhibited the better defense and offense to overcome the hard-working High School squad.St.Pat\u2019s applied the pressure during the last quarter and (al lied 12 points to the opposition\u2019s 4 to win the game 4.\u2019) - 2H and ; the series 72 - 51.S.H.S.battled j valiantly all the way and refused ! to say die till the final whistle had sounded.Though they gave ¦ their best, S.H.S.was unable to j cope with the Irish quintet and went down to defeat.Dick Finlay, Mike Leveque and Mike Bryson were the standouts | for St.Pat\u2019s while Mike Allatt, Bob Coates and C.Jennison were : the best for Sherbrooke.It was a great team victory for St.Pat\u2019s as Ihcy have been work-ling hard all season long under their coach, Brother Ray.Jim McKinnon\u2019s boys, though defeated, are to the congratulated for the fine battle they put up.Even though there was a 21 point spread in the scores, both teams displayed consider able skill in the game.The match was a fitting end to interschool basketball.The summaries of both games follow: ST.PAT\u2019S \u2014 M.Bryson (13), M.Brooks (7), M.Leveque (4), D.Finlay (3), L.Maysenhoelder (2), G.Fabi, R.Jones.Total: 29.ST.PAT\u2019S \u2014 M.Leveque (18), M.Bryson (12), M.Brooks (7), D.Finlay (4), L.Maysenholder (2), G.Fabi, R.Jones.Total: 43 Series: 72.S.H.S.\u2014 M.Allatt (13), J.Mills (6), P.Echenberg (4), B.Coates, C.Jennison.K.Pariseau, D.Kirby, B.McLean, P.Math, M.Marshall.Total: 23.S.H.S.\u2014 M.Allatt (12), C.Jennison (R), B.Coates (4), J.Mills (2), P.Echenberg (2), P.Math (2), K.Pariseau, 1).Kirby, B.McLean, M.Marshall, Total: 28 Series: 51.CAGE CHAMPIONS \u2014 The above photo shows St.Pat\u2019s cagers who won the St.Francis Valley Intersciiolastic League championsh';) when they defeated Sherbrooke High in the two-game total point series.Left to right, Reggie Jones, Brother Ray, Guy Fabi, Mike Brooks, Mike Leveque, Lynn Maysenhoelder, Mike Bryson, Dick Finlay, Father Guenneville and Terry Pye.(Photo by Gerry Le may) Richmond Wins Provincial Mosquito Championship Ahimtsic Of Monlreal Edges Richmond3-l To Cop Pee Wee Title; Mosquitos Top Sherbrooke 3-2 To Earn Crown By MAURICE MALICK RICHMOND Ahuntsic Braves of Montreal copped the Provincial Pec Wee Hockey Championship edging the Richmond team 3-1 in a well-played and exciting game before some 300 fans.The locals earned the right to meet the Montreal champs by blanking Three Rivers 3-0 in the first game played in the day\u2019s activi-lies.A second game saw the local Mosquitos, E.T.Champs, win the Provincial Mosquito title by edging Sherbrooke 3-2.Coach Maurice Dagenals received the Quebec Minor Hockey Association Provincial Pee Wee Trophy from Minor convenor Maurice I\u2019arsons after his club beat the Richmond team.Dage-nais\u2019 young son paced his club to the championship by scoring I wo goals with Michel Mongeau notching the other.Billy Doyle scored for Richmond just after three minutes of play in the first fifteen-minute period.Doyle had scored all three Richmond goals in the shutout win over Three Rivers in the first tilt, giving him a total of four goals on the day.Ahuntsic was a more experienced team and had the better of the play through most of the game.The Richmond boys, however gave a very good account of themselves as this was their second game of the day.They had about an hour\u2019s rest before meeting the Braves for the title.Colin Tibbitts, in the Richmond nets, played a very sound game though he was beat for three goals.He turned away several attacks by the Ahuntsic team and was ably helped by his de- fense.Doyle opened the scoring on a play with his brother Michael and Michel Tanguay assisting at 3:15 to beat goalie Andre Vezina.Dagenals scored his first of two markers at 8:10 on a play with Mongeau.The period ended with a 1-1 tie.Two penalties were called by referees Morehouse and Allayson, one to Migneault for tripping at 1:50 and to Mongeau for highsticking at 11:35.These are both Ahuntsic boys.The second frame saw Dagenais count again to give the Montrealers a 2-1 lead at 9:40.Belair assisted on this play.Only one penalty was dished out, that to Beltroco of j AManson, one to Migneault fori Mongeau scored the insurance i goal for Ahuntsic at 8:35 of the final period on a beautiful play going around a defenseman mov-1 ing in alone on goalie Tibbitts.: The locals tried their best to score but Vezina turned away j several shots and was aided by | the good work of his men in j front of him.The Braves came close on oth- | er occasions before Mongeau scored the third goal for his team.Two penalties were called in i this last frame, one to Allaire | of the visitors at 5:20,and to Thi- I bault of Richmond at 7:30.This j penalty proved costly to the lo-i cals as Mongeau scored to put I his team ahead 3-1 and sailing j home to win the Provincial Pee | Woe title.The other games were close j and the first tilt went two per-1 iods before any scoring was done, j Six penalties were dished out in ; this game three in the first per- j iod, two in the second and one j more in the third.Billy Doyle, who scored all three Richmond goals, took a tripping penalty in the first frame at 10:10, then Three Rivers took two, one to Rejean Mailhot at 11:00 and Maurice Goneau at 13:40.The second saw two penalties dished out.Yves Charbon-neau of visitors going off at 2:10 and Michael Doyle at 6.15.The scoring started with Billy Doyle connecting at 1:10 on a neat play with Basil Wheeler to beat goalie Jean Pierre Camir-and in the Three Rivers nets.Doyle got his second shortly after at 1:40 unassisted as he sailed in to grab a loose disc and | pot it in the net.Guy Thibault ' was sitting out a tripping penally when Doyle got his third : marker with Wheeler assisting.! The first shot hit the goal post | but Doyle grabbed it to slap it by I Camirand for his hat-trick.All j the boys gave a good perform-} ance in taking this first tilt with a solid defense and hard skating j forwards.Jimmy Pye coached \\ the local squad.Richard Thibault scored two | goals, one that proved the winner as the Richmond Mosquitos edged Sherbrooke 3-2 in the second tilt played Sunday afternoon.Raymond Laperle counted the other while Jutras and Labone scored for Sherbrooke.By winning this game Richmond takes the Provincial Mosquito title since there was no team from either Montreal, Quebec or Three Rivers represented.Minor convener Parsons says that the Richmond club takes the title by winning over this Sherbrooke aggregation.Laperle opened the scoring for Richmond at 2:10 on a lone play to beat goalie Gerard Dupre and at 5:50, Thibault scored his first of two markers to give Richmond a 2-0 lead.Jacques Roux assisted on the play.Daniel Labonte, playing a stalwart defensive job for Sherbrooke, made the play for his team\u2019s first goal at 9:35 with Jutras netting the puck behind goalie Richard Paquette.The second period saw Thibault score his second goal with Pierre Cormier and Laperle assisting.The goal came at the 12:50 mark.One penalty was called, going to R.Poulin of Sherbrooke at 4.10.The third frame saw Labonte score unassisted at 7:45 and this was a neat goal for him.He was about the best player on the Sherbrooke squad though other boys showed well.Thibault got the only penalty in the third period at the eleven-minute mark.AH teams showed well throughout the day and the large crowd enjoyed every bit of it watching the youngsters make their plays and try their best.Harry Smith, president of the local group, was on hand for the activities as well as other minor officials and noted the boys gave a good account of themselves.Bury High School Junior girls downed Sherbrooke High Juniors 35-28 Friday afternoon to take the S.F.V.I.Junior girls championship by a total-point tally of 59-55.The primary tilt of the two-game, total-point affair was taken by SHS 27-24 but the visiting Sherbrooke girls Friday could not pull off the win they needed to capture the crown.Throughout the affairs, both squads put on very commendable showings in all departments of play and gave spectators some very thrilling moments during ; the series.In Friday's game at Bury, the ; hosting club led all the way al-! though they were hotly pursued j the visiting SHS squad.The first j half saw Bury jump into an early j lead and pace Sherbrooke to a ! 20-15 lead by halftime.The second and final frame of ; play saw action much closer with j the pressure exerted by both {teams being very high.The visit-j c.rs started to click more often ] during the half and kept Bury j on their toes by matching them I shot for shot until the final 1 whistle ended play.| Actually, a win by Bury with | only a three-point margin would jhave to put the hosts in a tie for [the crown with SHS.However, I thanks to the five-point lead they | racked up in the primary frame, the hosting Bury team took the I game and the championship by POTENTIAL PAPER Experiments indicate that the vast expanses of sawgrass in | Florida's Everglades could be I used in making newsprint.seven points.Topping the victorious Bury squad was N.Hume and B.Ward with a total of 16 each.C Batley was the third-highest scorer for the hosts with two points.All three girls were backed up by a well-organized and strong Junior team that really deserve praise for the calibre of play they presented.Heading the Sherbrooke club were D.Elliott and C.McCaw with nine and five respectively.J.Wood, S.Schachter and O.Gardner followed up the two with four each.Bury \u2014 N.Hume (16), B.Ward (16), C.Batley (2), J.Clark (1), J.Bailey, S.Coates, J.Westgate, J.Epps.L.Lasenba, S.Howe.\u2014 Total 35.Sherbrooke \u2014 D.Elliott (91, C.McCaw (5), J.W'od (4), S.Schachter (4), D.Gardner (41, M.Hunt (2), J.Gomez, C.Anto, C.Austin, S.Goodson, J.Echenberg.\u2014 Total 28.DRY-COOL-SATISFYING LIKE SMOKING THROUGH ICE! 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