Sherbrooke daily record, 25 juillet 1960, lundi 25 juillet 1960

[" Jump ferry Family of five : : '5 COPENHAGEN, Denmark! \u2014\t(AP) \u2014 A Czech couple with two sons jumped over- ! board from an East German ' ferry in the Baltic port of Gedser today in the same way ! another Czech family of five defected Sunday.As the ferry, out of Warne- | meunde, entered Gedser Harbor this morning, a man and woman, each carrying a boy \u2014\tone 5, one 8 \u2014 jumped overboard and began swimming- A pilot boat pulled them aboard.1 aken to a hospital, they said they would , ask for political asylum in Denmark.The five who jumped Sunday, and also sought political asylum, were a Prague engineer; his wife, a scientist; their sons aged 4 and 6, and the wife's mother, 62.SljttbtookeDaUiiBctocd THF.P4PFJ?nr THF.F4STFPV TOWNSHIPS / Established 1897.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE RECORD, MONDAY.JCl.Y 25, I960 THE WEATHER - Mainly sunny today and 1\u2019uesday.Increasing cloudiness Tuesday evening.Warmer.Light winds.Low-high 60 and BS.Price; 5 Cents Sixty-Fourth Year Worst weekend toll of summer 2,351 fight 300 btazss KAMLOOPS, B.C.(CP) - A giant flying boat, dropping swimming - pc-oi size loads of water, joined the battle Sundiaiy as 2.351 men fought almost 3'00 forest fires in central British Cotamibia.Forest service officials said the four-engined Martin Mars flying boat, capable of dropping 7,000 gallons of water \u2014 roughly the amount used in a Ismail backyard swimming pool\u2014at a time, appeared successful in fighting a 13.000-acre fire that is burning out of control 73 miles southwest of here.All other flying was forbidden over the Spius Creek fire, that has kept more than 600 men busy for more than a week, as the flying boat made eight runs over it.The 80-ton- plane, loaned to the forest service by coast timber companies for trial purpTes, s-cccped up wa-ter from nearby Y cola Lake and dropped it on \u201chot spots\u2019\u2019 of the fire that is burning through \u201cvery good\u201d stands of spruce red cedar, fir and yellow pine.Its water drop wa-s said to be comparable to a heavy rain over an area 600 feet by 200 feet.It did the work done previously by ¦three Avenger and one Flying Fortress aircraft.The forest service said 137 bulldozers and 10 aircraft were helping men fight fires in the d l trict.Twelve new fires were reported during the weekend, most oe them, \u201csleepers\u201d that were caused by a lightning sitorm July 13.It said lower temperatures and* 1 higher humidify than during the last week eased conditions in the K am lops and neighboring Nelson districts although the forest fire rating wa-s still high to extreme.iiiliSllai Nine are in killed mishaps f ourteen Lodge claims proof against Reds others injured DEATH CARS \u2014 Pictured above and below are the cars in which two Fa; tern Townships fatalities accurred over the weekend.Above is the car in which Norman Lafailie, 21, of Providence, R.I., died when it collided with another vehicle on the Barnslon road about 10:15 a.m.STunTv Ginette Parents, 15, of Pont Viau was fatally injured in the other car.Below, the car in which 1\u2019rs Roger Amnotte, 25, of Richmond received fatal injuries Saturday afternoon.The car, driven by her husband, went out of control and overturned about five miles from Richmond.(Record Photos by Gerry Lemay and IV.11.Lunar,) \t msrr f Air IHBB A Eill iFfi ai Traffic and a farm ac-cident claimed nine lives in the Townships over the weekend-the worst E- T.weekend accidental death toll of the summer.At least 14 others were injured in the accidents.Dead are: Rosaire Landry, IT, iv.,1 Gilles Landry, 40, both of Ste.Rosalie; Mrs.Berthe Lapointe, 25, Claude Nico! 23 and Roger Grandmond, all of La Sarre, Abitibi, in a three-vehicle crash near Drummond ville early Sr! urday morning.Gaston Mongeau, 18, of R:.cine, killed accidentally late Friday afternoon when the tractor he was driving overturned and crushed him.Ginette Parent, 15, of Pont Vian, Montre;.!, and Norman Lafaisle, 21, of Providence, R.L, killed in a two car crash near Barn- RB-47 put off course l Nil Ht N \\ 1 IONS \\ l \u2014(AIM ! he United States declared today it has proof ' I- -ns dr lihe t ;»tel\\ pushed a US RH 4/ reconnaissance plane off ils course and shot it down over international waters In a dramatic speech to the United Nations Security Council, US.Ambassador I lent y Cahot Lodge said tins astonishing and ruminal fact is established beyond doubt by the evidence ol our scientific devices.I i ¦' c produced charts to demonstrate his points, and denounced the Soviet Union U t'-i;-.rant disiegard tor the standards of international conduct.He called the Soviet charges at ilcd US S R, a \u201ccomplete d \u2022 plane \\iai ce July 1 ion\u2019\u2019 which must be dis a.s a poor attempt to I cloak a wanton attack on a j\u2019plane over international waters.lanUc -.'id he woidd introduce a resolution asking that the council call for ah im-patTial hives t italien of the incident.I FIGHTER PRESSED IN 129-year-old Three Bears' undergoes delicate repairs I aid \u201cWli :c declam at actually ,1 w; I ste.- Sat about 10:15 a.Dominion-Provincial conference opens te*NN .Urge Britain join market LONDON (Reuters)-\u2014Two separate political groups today urged Britain to join the.six-nation Common Market before it is -too late.An all-party group of parliamentary member and busind.s-anen said this would improve the economic health of both Britain and the Common wealth.A separate statement from the Liberal party warned that Britain would suffer \u201call the penal- ; -ties of growing isolation\u201d unless ; it joined France.West Germany, j italy.Belgium, Lolland and Lux- j emlbourg in the Common Market.OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Prime Minister Diefenbaker, opening the first phitFe of negotiations for new Dominion - provincial financial agreements, told the 10 provincial premiers today he hopes a deal will be made in time for action by the federal Parliament next year.H-e made no firm proposals as to details, but said the federal government regards the principles of equalization and help to the less wealthy provinces as kets for provincial and municipal borrowings.MORE MEETINGS \u201cThe federal government hopes to be in a position to submit to Parliament in 1961 whatever legislation may be required for the period followiwg March 31, 1962,\u201d he bald.The present conference will have to be followed by at least one and possibly more meetings.\u201cI wish to emphasize -that the federal government r mains paramount in new agreements to ; firmly committed to the prinei-become effective April 1, 1962.jple of equalization and of finan-The new ag-reem-enls should | dal assistance to those, provinces also strive to (stabilize provincial Nn which incomes and taxable revenues, the prime minister told-j capacity are below those of the the opening plenary meeting of | richer provinces,\u201d he said, the Dominion - provincial con- ! \u201cThe government believes that ference.\ti the principle of fiscal aid and He said that since his govern-1 equalization to assit the less ment look office three years ago, i wealthy provinces stands on its it.has embarked on new Domin- | own feet, and is accepted on that ion -'provincial programs which basis, and is quite separate from are putting a strain on federal the question of tax rental or tax tax revenues.An aim of federal [ sharing.\u201d fiscal policy was to make more The Atlantic provinces adjust-room available in the bond mar- ment grants, introduced by the Mixed Commons bag Ghosts, honky-tonks By KEN KELLY Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Ghosts and visions, bears and honky-tonks.Tint e were the ingredients of the Commons\u2019 first Saturday sitting of the session.The 1930-61 spending program of the northern- affairs department provided the mixing bowl for all.Resources Minister Hamilton struck out sharply at the altitude implied by two government backbenchers who called for comim-ertial development in the national parks.In exasperated -tones, Mr.Hamilton ;l ke-d \u201chow can a minister stand up against the pressures of commercial interests who want to use the parks for mining, forestry and for every honky-tonk recreational device known to man, unless the people ! who love these parks are prepared to band together and support the minister.?\u201d Mr.Hamilton urged forms:ion | of a National Parks A I ociation, free of politicians and civil servants, to help fight the battle for preservation of the parks.TOUCHED OFF OUTBURST Remarks by Murray McFar-lane (PC\u2014Kootenay East) and Eldon Woolliams (PC \u2014 Bow River) touched off the outburst during study of the parks branch's S23.149.615 spending estimate.Mr.Woolliams and Mr.MeFar-lane also teamed up in advocacy of permitting parks visitors to carry guns as a protection against bears, a recurring theme of Mr.Hamilton\u2019s estimates.With a tinge of -sarcasm, Mr, McFarlaoe said the department had issued a circular slating that deoderizers are-effective in driving off the bears.\u201cIf I see a bear of any kind.I am not going to look for a deoderizer.\u201d ATTACKS NORTHERN VISION Mr.Hamilton ah-o came in tor some critic I m from oppsotion ranks with Liberal Leader Pearson and J.W.Pickers-gill (I-\u2014 Bonavista - Twillin-gate ) renewing earlier attacks on I he government's \u201cvision\" of northern development.Noting a $10,000.000 drop in the department spending program, Mr.Pickersgill suggested \u201cthe minister's vision has been cut down- sadly by the minister of finance\u2019s division,\u201d Mr.Pearson said there was more mirage than vision.See \"Mixed Commoux\u201d Page i.Diefenbaker govenimc.nl.h a d | carried equalization- further than ! any previous arrangement.Total equalization and other fiscal aid ! grants last year amounted to ! $215,000,000, compared with $136,-000,000 in 1957-58, the hit year for which the previous government prepared the budget.OTHER MEASURES The prime minister listed other m-easrures- by which the federal treasury has relieved the burden on- provincial treasuries, including increased assistance for unemployed, winter works, earlier inauguration of hospital insurance, roa-d-s to resources, Atlantic power development, the South Sasfcatcheiwa-n- dam, the Trai l-Canada Highway extension.\u201cThese increased payments by the government of Canada have materially assisted many of the provinces to reach national standards in the services they supply.\u201cTbe question as to how far one goivern-men-t should go in financing the activities of another | government warrants careful re-I view of both policy and practice f in hb regard.\u201d The tax - rental -a grec me ns ' had always been framed \u201cwith \u2019 dare regard to the financial need ¦of the renting provinces as well as -to their tax potential, by which I mean the capacity to ob lain revenue through taxes.\u201d \u201c1 think it is fair to say that to some extent, these arrangements have transferred the inter- j ; est of provincial premiers ar.-d \u2019 their treasurers from their own taxpayers to the federal treas- ! u-ry.and that from the federal i standpoint 'this i.s one of the rfis-advar,itages.'' EASIER ACCOUNTING Mr.Diefenbaker said the federal! government has agreed o simplify some of the accounting procedures for cost - sharing on joint projects.In brief, the federal government was willing to make monthly interim payments to the provinces subject to detailed audi later, rattier than requiring detailed accounting me n-lh-by-,month.\u201cThe federal government this year will be making great:y re-j 4 a» \"Hopes For\" page 5 day morning.Mrs- Roger Amnotte, 2!x( of Richmond, fatally injured when the car in which she was riding went out of control and overturned near Richmond Saturday afternoon.Injured were: Lionel Parent and Mrs.Parent, 42 and 40 respectively, and their daughter Louise, eight, of Pont Viau; Dor-olhee and Paulette Lafailie, 15 and 13, of Provid*.ence, R.L, and Victor Boucher, Mrs.Boucher, and their daughter Suzanne, of Ville Emard, Montreal; all in the Barnslon crash Sat urday morning.Roger Amnotte, 25, driver of the car in which his4 wife died Saturday afternoon near Richmond.Five other people were injured in the collision early Saturday morning near Drummond ville.They were: Jules Landry, He.Rosalie; Andre Pellerin, see \"Fourteen Are\" pope 5 TORONTO (CP) A 129-year nh! manuscript of one of the best-loved of all children's stories has linden.one dolieate repair work in Toronto's library restoration drive William Spawn, book restorer for the Philadelphia public libraries took special pains with the manuscript of the 1831 version of \"The Three Boars'' hv Eleanor Mure.The book is one of 3,600 volumes of Ihe Osborne collection being restored in the Toronto the collection as one of the world\u2019s best of antique children's books.Mr.Spawn, 41, was in Toronto ij!1\"1' 1 * brer weeks to launch the tercin™ the l!br*rk 4 program.Re also un II j dei look (n leach the delicate arl rauM I ear plane to make a de- j10 ,'aul You\"K.» \"'ember of the ! ; our.Thai d< lorn- i- show n by I the green line (on the chart j.The ; prescribed course is shown by : the black tine.I \u201cThis .astonishing and criminal ifact is (Uatatisbed beyond doubt ! by the evidence of our scientific j devices which followed the RB-47 ihrough all the events 1 have | described.\u201d j Somebody, r-odge said, lied ! about the incident, 1 Um\tBelt\tire\til (T h e piane ) ' re a\triied lb\t\tpoint more than 50 1 mil\tes mort\th\tof Svaloy Nos, at i whi\teh it was\t\tsc he:'Tied to turn ! ivor\tthuasl,\ta\ts- o v i e t fighter ' PIT\tssed in\tfrom the seaiward side\t , a n a\tL 'tried\t¦to\tforce the plane off ! its\tcourse\tan\tt into Soviet terri- ! tor ;\t\t\t I 4.\tThe S-ovic\t\tt fighter was .sue - ce;?\tsful m\tfoi\t¦ring o.ur plane off its\tcourse\tar:\t; i in delaying id : planned -turn to ! was not.sucer s the id in i plane into Soviet airspace.libraries staff that will carry on the program.Among Mr.Spawn's tools are surgeon's picks, a 50 year-old letter press, »\u2022 hypodermic needle and 30,000 shrrl.s of old paper he has collected.Each morning h.-hrews a pet of special rice paste-for the day's work.He began book restoring as a hobby in 1938 but by 1949 (he demand for bis .services was so great he went, into it full time.The oldest document be has restored here is the 1787 deed of purchase from ihe Indians for what is now the heart of Toronto- The price for the 250,880 acres was £75 2s 6d.A.two-inch-square case was needed for the collection's small, est Hem a J789 edition ol The Bible And -there is a 1565 See \"129-Year (ltd\u201d |>flRp r* One killed Railway opens probe into train collision 1 heal \u2014 (CP) \u2014 The CNR was to open an investigation \u201cOnly one eon > Am can be ! t0°?f\tWlly Uv0 °r .i,-s l'rai,ls Glided head-on.Saturday Ir vn from Ih The Sov ie I l\"\u201c'1 \u2019\tllnR onc won,an a,ul injuring more than 60 other passen- i -liter was Irving to make the ; ®\u2019rs-\ti .-\t- \u2022-.~\t\u2014 _ A commuter train and a 55-car WilR Pinned in the twisted steel.Rli 47 fly southward over Soviet territory.There il could have been shot down on land.This alto m-pt failed.\u201cNow we wonder why the Soviets have pre-ented so -many dis- Ircight ran into each other on a single track through a wooded area near Roxboro station in the suburbs northwest of Montreal, 13 miles from downtown central t-ortions about this.Perhaps the I-station.-Soviet Air Eorcc it reluctant to I The first, passenger car plung- admii to Chairman Khrushchev 1 ed into the rear of its diesel lo\t-, that the aircraft cov'd not beteomolive, buckling with the im-1\t!,s *es's -seriously injured, .'ho < wn over To vie I air spare | pact, aiftJ the (wo jack-knifed.| \u201e, **1^.,l,e Montreal area.for the good rca-.on that il wa-s i Two other passenger ears were no: there- \u2014 and therefore did ! not derailed, not inform him of tbe facts.Rescue workers with acetylene torches took three hours to free her body.Ihe f NR listed live persons as -seriously injured with -skull frac-lurcs and multiple injuries.At least 55 others, including about a dozen with fractures, woe* :êw B.I had mo i>assi;ivgj:rs The commuter train, carrying Marie Julien, 22, of Montreal esd'jnated 199 passengers in -\t\u2014 Jbree ears, was travelling to ! Montreal from St.Eusteche, Uue.J he freight was heading for a gravel pit to load gravel.Three toil its cars were derailed.They collided about 5 p.m.on a blind curve.j '1 he CNR said its lists of in.j.lured were probably incomplete i because residents of the area i rushed to the scene along a dirt | road and had taken many of the ; victims to hospital by private j car before police or railway of, 1 ficials arrived.A CNR spokesman said \u201cthese -people behaved, remarkably well land helped an awful lot of oeo-i Pie.\u201d But they were followed by curious sightseers, many of them vacationers from, nearby summer colonies along the Riviere des Prairies, who flocked lo the area and hindered police and ambulances.Last rites were administered to some ol the injured.The track was cleared for normal traffic Sunday night on the busy commuter run.Seventeen-year-old Gary Hayes, returning to Montreal from ?n outing with other teen-agers, said he leaned over the aisle to see whal had excited the conductor.\u201cThen there was a crash and everything went topsy-turvy.\u201d \u201cThe car ahead of us where the engineer had been was twisted in halt.The whole thing was almost unbelievable.\u201d cx 1 \"t BUSINESS AS LSI AL \u2014 V few hours after a severe thunderstorm had passed bv, the employees of a London, Ont., firm were back on the job, hut minus a roof over their hea^.DamagCr-wgs same storm wePf; widespread throughout London, and winds at Detroit in the middle of the clocked at 101 m.p.h.In London the storm lasted only a half hourT (CP Photo) Today's Chuckle Many a man who boasts of being the master of the home is only the paymaster.! UNEMPLOYMENT WITHOUT JOBS AND SEEKING WORK 0959.\u2014.i960 ?600 THOdSAMD- .c\t m h\tl1 u 1 ^\tP/ A0C~£v\t Ml\tV / 1 \u2019 \\ - 3°° §\t Ï ^\t j ^\tk''- / 2pm\tV/, Km\t \tP \u2018 JUNE 18 1300,000 BONE-ANZAÎ \u2014 Jill, a New Malden, England, Dalraation, guards what very well might he the biggest bone any dog ev r had.Split personaSity of Ghana Politics not as nice as people FII 111 HER DECLINE \u2014 Unemployment in Canada dropped to 300,-000 at June 18 from 399,000 in mid-May as construction and forestry provided large gains in the job supply.The mid-June figure was 66,000 higher than at the same time last year.Graph shows trend in unemployment through 1909 and to date this year, based on Dominion Bureau of Statistics figures.SOLID ROCK The bedrock of the Dunoon area on.Scotland\u2019s Firth of Clyde is estimated by experts to be 350,000,000 years old.n ¦ ¦ Horror Show! \"THE GIANT LEECHES\" ¦ Yvette Vickers\tm \"THE MOLE PEOPLE\" ¦ John Agar\t^ Bowery Boys\th \"FIGHTING TROUBLE\" ¦ BBUNUMNaa Give them something they can\u2019t break the day after National library seen a need MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 The Canadian Library Association adopted a resolution during the weekend urging an immédiate start on a national 1 library.The proposal, in the form of a teleigram to Prime Minister Diefenbaker, was among three endorsed by 25!) delegates at the annual meeting.The association: voiced dismay at wlhat it termed \u2018\u2018the repeated postponement of the construction\u2019\u2019 of a national library building.It asked that funds be aip-propriated in the 1960-61 federal budget for construction.DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Verner Clapp received the Joseph W.Lippincott award for distinguished service to the library profession at the first session of .the conference.Mr.Clapp, president of the Council on Library Resources, in 194)5 organized the United Nations library and served as consult, ant.In 19-47 he was appointed chief assistant librarian at the Library of Congress in Washington.In that same year he headed the United States library mission to Japan and was instrumental in establishing a national library and1 bibliographic service in that country.By SAUL PETT ACCRA, Ghana (AP)\u2014To a visitor, the people of Ghana appear more attractive than its politics.Ghanaians are open, animated, simple, S'pon'aneous, good humored almost to a point of perpetual hilarity.Even 1 he cab driver, about to rob a tourist of his eyeballs, has a lilting charm that tends to make both victim and victimizer laugh Rut Ghanaian politics has its shadowy corners.Some are explained by the fact that this cation, the first Negro African colony to gain its independence from Britain, is only three years old.Some are explained by the special psyche of Africans.But in its darkest comers, Ghanaian politics still suggests the shadow of possible dictatorship.Ghana has a split personality.It mimics the Western world but it also pushes its own cultural identity.Accra is busting with new construction\u2014hospitals, office buildings, schools, apar.men! projects.| has built mohe schools, more 'roads, improved the standard of I living and taken an influential ; role in the Comimonwealth.But its tights and sounds still ; span the centuries, from the dark j occult of the jungle to the smug ; new wisdom of the expanding uni- \u2019 versity, from the old tribal chief grappling with modern govern- : ment to the slickly efficient young bureaucrat armed with a ease j full- of optimistic statistics.Tat'!, modern buildings of glass rise from a street flanked by | It is still tied to a one-crop economy \u2014 cocoa \u2014 and if the world market for cocoa drops the country is in trouble But President Nkrumah is pushing a huge effort called the Voila River project, which, if the foreign capital is forthcoming, will provide cheap electric power and help speed .in- open drainage ditches.Farther ; dustralization.down the same street, commerce i Poitically, however, Nkru-is carried on in small wooden mah\u2019s party, which controls 78 of huts.Ghanaians have gained much under round-faced intense Kwame Nkrumah, who led them to independence from the British in 1957 in a peaceful turnover of power.the 92 seats in Parliament, has been accused of intimidation and violence in the last elections.Opposition parliamentarians have, in some cases, been jailed Under Ghana's Preventive Under his government, Ghana Detention Act a man suspected of BULWER \u2014 Miss Dorothy Pinchin has returned from spending a week at Lake Lovering Bible Camp.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Fortin of Bedford were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Parker.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Richardson and family of Montreal were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs.W.S.Laberee.Mrs.D.Redding of Watford, England, spent a few days the guest of her nephew, Mr.George Pinchin and Mrs.Finchin and family.Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Drake were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Goodin at Canterbury.conspiracy against the govern-1 mere, can be jailed up to five I years without trial.More than 50 Ghanaians now are in jail under the act.\u201cHad they not been arrested,\u2019\u2019 said a senior minis'.er, \u201cGhana would have been torn by civil war, by the various factions which wanted to cut it up into several separate nations.\u2019\u2019 * « * Ghana has several newspapers which are critical of the government.But Nkrumah\u2019s powerful and prosperous party press, backed by government money, is one bad joke in idolatry from front to back.It frequently precedes the president\u2019s name with older titles: \u201cosa-gyefo\u201d (redeemer or liberator); \u201ckamanto\u2019\u2019 (supreme authority).Students of African psychology say that deification is essential for stability in electorate which for centuries has known only the veneration of tribal chiefs.But other sources say that Nkrumah is embarrassed by the press and election day tactics of his party.¦V C JAB A CAB \u2014 If a British glove manufacturer has his way, chic London lades will be able to summon a taxi without shouting Too tired fo sleep?The trick is to relax.Go limp all over.Think of each muscle in turn and let it go loose.a GIFT MONEY ORDER from THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Dead Sea Scrolls Mystery whets public appetite By MURIEL PENN LONDON ( Reuters )\u2014Perhaps it is the mystery wihich still surrounds tlhe Dead Sea scrolls and the Coptic manu script s recovered from the s.an dis of Upper Egypt that whets >so much public interest in them.Both sets of documents were discovered gradually, and, as it were, accidentally.There was1 none of the blare of publicity about their uncovering which1 often attends the discovery of major relies at a now archaeological site.Although more has been heard-of Dead Sea scrolls and their contents, the 50 or so Coptic manuscripts found in Egypt would appear to be at least1 equally important.Like the Dead Sea scrolls, many of these documents are still being, or have yet to be, examined.The work is long and1 tedious, often entailing the fitting together of fragments of manu-script like a jig-saw puzzle.While the full official -story of the Coptic documents has yet to1 be (old, unofficial disclosures1 have given giimipscs of their contents.One, in particular, has caught the public imagination \u2014 that claimed' to be a Fifth Gospel\u2014) \u201cthe Gospel according to Thomas.\u201d This claim, together with a-complete survey of the circumstances of the disco-very of the documents, the philosophy of the Gnostic sects and an appraisal of-the significance of the manuscripts to scholars and our knowledge of the ancient world, is the subject of a study by the Frencih Egyptologist, Jean Dor- esse, the only surviving witness «ver'Vmwe'w 1^' te^Tus j Egyptian Gnostics (Hollis and I Carter, London), tells for the j first time the full story of the j discovery of the manuscripts and | includes an English translation and critical evaluation of \u201cthe Gospel according to Thomas.\u201d The author describes the texts as \u201cfar more revealing and perhaps also of greater historic consequence than those from the Judaean desert.\u201d But, he adds, \u201cas soon as it becomes postsible to make an exhaustive study of the 50 or so Gnostic documents lately recovered from the sands of Egypt and when the Qumran (Dead Sea) scrolls have yielded their last secret, we may' even di-s- BUT THE BEST BET FOR A GOOD NIGHT\u2019S SLEEP IS ON A HEALTHFUL, COMFORTABLE MATTRESS BY THE MATTRESS OF TOMORROW, TODAY AT BETTER FURNITURE AND DEPARTMENT STORES of the events which led to discovery of the papyri.and sons, F\u2019raneis and LYSANDER -i Recent guests at the McOrea home were Mr.and Mils.Herbert Little of Mclndoes, VL, Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Raymond of Miilby, Miss Annie Nutlhrown of Ontario, Mr.and Airs.Andrew Miles and Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Miles of Broctovitle, Ont., Air.and Mr®.Ernest Smith and family of Richmond.and Mr.and Mrs.F.Campbell of 'Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Ivan McCrea have returned home after spending some time in Montreal.Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton Patterson were Air.and Mrs.Warren Patterson ENJOY THE FINEST AT THE NANKIN CAFE DESERT REGION Rainfall averages little more -j (hare (wo inches a year in the n ,.: H0-mile long Death Valley of the .\t,\t, _\ta \u2019 iNevada-California boundary.Mr.and Airs.Earl Patterson and !\t_________________ family, ATr.and Mrs.Jean Marc j\tPEACEFUL AREA Lefebvre and family all of Dan- | Buddhists and1 Hindus live to- ville, Mr.Bill bunan of Rich-i 8ether Peacefully in Nepal be-.a .1\tT1\ttween India and Tibet, some- mond, Mr.Arthur Patterson T)crîu*ook Datli) ïlccorïi THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS MONDAY, JULY 25, IflSO \u2019'Sherbrooke's Leading Daii-y\u201d SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 LO.J 1S»S Cattle breeders groups planning annual picnics Field days and picnics organ- noxville on Saturday, August 12 ized by various groups of cattle A type demonstration will be field breeders are the order of the day-in the Eastern Townships, with at least thre being scheduled for the immediate future.The first of these is a joint field day organized by tha St.Francis and Bedford Ayrshire Clubs to be held on Wednesday of this week at Mrs.Lucille Davis' Netherbrae Farm.R.R.l, Fulford, four miles from West Shefford.The program, which will get underway at 10 a.m., will include a demonstration of true Ayrshire type, heifer and cow judging competitions, a tour of the farm and a swimming party.' The guest speaker at the lunch- \u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e tct ax-t-v eon will be Dr.Paul Gervais, of p R^K ISLAND - Horace the Lennoxville Experimental f.ord^.?llfe'long resldent Farm.Visitors are asked to bring!1, 0'inr.\u2018 \u201e\t¦ their own picnic baskets but the MçKeage ^ursmg Home in beverages will be provided.There will be several prizes offered for at 11 a.m., with judging demonstrations and competitions in the afternoon.Coffee and ice cream will be served at the lunch hour.H.J.Cordeau Merchant of Rock Island dies at SI various contests.The directors of the Club extend a special invitation to all the Ayrshire breeders of the district to attend and bring their friends with them.No reprisals Civil servants assured Sherbrooke on Sunday morning.Mr.Cordeau had been engaged in'the hardware business in Rock\t,\t1 ! Island for over 50 years.Born at Stanstead May 30, 1879.the son of the late Olivier and I \u201cA HAWK PREPARES TO FLY \u2019 \u2014 Flight Lieutenant John T.Price of Know!ton, P.Q.assisted by :Arthemise (Bourque) Cordeau, he'hjs crewman Leading Aircraftsman Edward \u2018Tommy\u2019 Thompson, of Halifax, N.S., prepares for take-j was married to Winnifred M.: of{ {n j,js Golden Hawk Sabre jet aircraft.Martin 57 years ago.She survives j,-]t Price, whose wife gave birth to a six pound ten ounce baby girl on July 18th at their .Th« S!\u2019\t,DiSt,;iCh together with a daughter, Miriam,\t.Ch th ^ B .i0jIle,i the RCAF twelve years ago as an aero-engine technician.In 1951 stem Club will hold its field day j Mrs.Winston Kelly, of Derby ^ ^ selecte(l an(j trained as a pilot, then sent overseas to No.4 Fighter Wing in Germany.He at : e farm of e ar\t, Lme^V ^tbree^sons^ Chester.\t^\t^ ^ assigned t0 instructional duties at Chatham where he served until he was 10 a.m., land, four grandchildren, a broth-j selected for the Golden Haw ks.\t______________________________________________ er and three sisters The remains are resting at the I Ininf Cass Funeral Home, Rock Is-\t' land.The funeral service will be held in Our Lady of Mercy-Church, Rock Island, on Wednesday at 10 a.m., Rev.Georges and Sons, Lennoxville day next, starting at when registration will take place.There will be a type demonstration at 11.15 a.m., with judging and showmanship contests in the afternoon, for w-hich several prizes have been offered.Those attending should bring their own basket lunch but cof- j Guay officiating, fee, milk and ice cream will be | Interment will be in Mount St.supplied the visitors.\tj-Mary Cemetery.The Quebec Shorthorn Club j will hold its annual field at the q i ks *,* I C.C.Warner farm near Len-1 r OSt iMUptiQi Shower Given Stanstead Bride Stanstead.\u2014 The home of Mrs.\u2019 Moody Davis was the scene of a | pleasant occasion recently when service 15 churches in Cookshire service Addressing a reception tendered by the Provincial Civil Kmployees Club Saturday, l ours Philippe Brousseau, recently elected MPP for Sherbrooke, repeated his earlier assurances that provincial employees who were competent and consmientious and who had not taken an active part in political campaigning had no reason to fear replacement Mr.Brousseau said that Prerrtier Jean Lesage had said on several occasions that it was the hope of the 1 iberal party to end political patronage iir Quebec, not only lor civil service but in other fields of political activity .He continued that before any action is taken against an office bolder, affidavits must be received from at least two people proving one of the three points mentioned.Mr.Brousseau promised to visit all government offices in the county to see if order or disorder j reigned.\u2018'Von do not occupy political posts,\u201d he told the group.\"You form part of the administration | of the province.1 have no order : to give to officeholders.Thcv i depend upon the ministers, the ; deputy mimsU'Vs and the division I heads and it is not the duty of the I deputy to give orders.If the deputy has any suggestions to j make, he should make them to the minister, who will see that ; they are relayed through the pro-I per channels.\u201d The rules against civil ser-I vants taking part in political campaigns were for the protection of the employees themselves, Mr.Brousseau explained.Civil servants had the right tn vote as they pleased and he insisted that no one had been discharged from BRIEFLETS Dr.Leo Langis will be absent from his office July 25 to August 8th.Dr.Dinning will be absent from his office Mon.& Tues., July 25th and 26th.IN MEMOR!AM FUND From July 23rd to 31st Mrs.N.F.Dinning (LO.2-2811) will accept contributions to the In Memoriam Fund in the absence of the conveners, Mrs.David Steele and Mrs.John Blue.Mrs.Albert Monfette of Newport, the former Reta Bullock of Stanstead was honoured at a post nuptial shower.Planned as a surprise, the bride was escorted to a chair by the dining table where the gifts surrounded a summer floral centre, with white candles in crystal holders.Mrs.Monfette was assisted in opening the gifts by her sister, ______\tMrs.Malcolm Moloney and sister- c AUL/vcDvni i c\t| in-law, Miss Marilyn Monfette of Legion Annual Street Fair, j Sawyerville, Aug.3-4-5 -6th.^he lovely g.fts Drawing for bridge set final j and f 00\"\\s,ne^, » ,, ,, k , ., ,\tj mired and Mrs.Monfette thanked i all for their thoughtfulness.Refreshments were served bv the hostesses Mrs.Davis and Mrs.M.Moloney, assisted by Mrs.Merton Davis and included a shower cake made and decorated by Mrs.Moody Davis.Guests attended from Newport.| Way\u2019s Mills, Heathton, Beebe, Ma-j gog and Three Villages.for the bride home were ad- COOKSHIRE \u2014 The second, yerville, Randboro, East Clifton, annual joint church service was East Angus, Bishopton, Birchton held at the Cookshire Fair I and Bulwer.grounds on Sunday afternoon,! Mr.Magor preached an inspir-july 24th., the guest speaker be- jing sermon, stating that many ills ing the Rev.Murray Magor.M.A., of today were similar to the B.D., associate to the Dean of j time of Christ, and in His capa-Christ Church Cathedral, Mont- city as counsellor and psychiatrist real\tJ He healed their mental illnesses, A large number attended this> Theatre en Matinee 8) Day In Court 2:30 p.m.4:30 a.m.5:15 p.m.3) Cartoons and Comedy 5:30 p.m.5) Captain Gallant 6i Cartoon Party 7)\tSherrif of Cochise 8)\tCaptain Gallant 6:00 p.m.5)\tNews 6)\t1 Lo'.e Lucy 7)\tMelody Ranch 8)\tEarly Show 6.10 p.m.3) Knlck.World of Sports 6:15 p.m.5) Atlantic Weatherman 6:20 p.m.5)\tSports Scorebook 6:25 p.m.3) Weatherwlse 6:45 p.m.3) Doug Edwards\u2014News 8) CBC TV New* 7) La Meteo 6:30 p.m.3) Newstime 3) Cartoon Carnival 6)\tMetro 7)\tTele Bulletin 5)\tThe Price is Right 7) Artistes en Vacances 6)\tTabloid 6:50 p.m.7)\tEdition Sportive» TUESDAY 1:30 p.m.SALESMEN wanted with cars.Please apply C.LegrouU, Royal Hotel after 8.30 p.m.West Point on the Hudson nn?\u2014^ iRiver 50 miles from New York DOG, golden Diond Spaniel, 3 years\t,\t, old, real pet.Budgie, 9 months old, City was first occupied a*f 3 mill- with accessories.Tel.LO.2-8664.tary post in 1778.BUNGALOW of your dreams on a \u2014.- lot fully landscaped.In the Bal- 26.Help Wanted: Male t \"J IMA LUMBER 2 x 3, 2 x 4, 8' to 12' long; 2 x 5, 2 x 6, 12\u201d long; tongue and groove or form lumber, 5 or 6\u201d wide.2nd class, $65 per thousand.4\u201d planks, 1st and 2nd class (mill run), $60.per thousand.ALL THIS LUMBER NEW AND PLANED.ATTENTIONI We are accepting order* NOW! WILFRID GREGOIRE LA PATRIE, Tel.48 moral Street ground nearby, very recent construction.Large living room, large modern kitchen, bathroom is a beauty, 3 bedrooms.All for $15,000; mortgage $10,000, payable $60 per month.To inspect, call Frank J.Conway, LO.7-5162 or LO.2-4943.Development off Ontario '\t___________________________________ Street paved, city Play- EXPERIENCED vertical camera opera-tor or darkroom technician.Duties to include developing and printing and related work for weekly newspaper and offset printing plant.Reply giving qualifications and salary expected.Sentinel Press, Ltd., Box 189, Sept-lies, Que.TIMBER land, approximately 46 acres.Tel: Sawyervllle 605-r-15 BRICK duplex, 839 McCVlanamy, central ocatlon.5 rooms, each flat.WELL experienced and well qualified man in the refrigeration line.Apply Service Depot, 1601 King St.West.Phone LO.9-2732 from 10.00 a m to | 1ST CLASS auto body man, sober.5 00 p.m, Monday to Thursday | honesti P,ld hoUday$>\tper hour to start.Slim's Auto Body, 154 South St., Lynn, Mass.Phone Lynn 8-0607 collect.Mr.R, H.Dupuis.BUNGALOW situated in Lennoxvll'e.Two bedrooms, large kitchen, living room and bathroom.Heated garage.Hot water healing.Sacri.flee at $7006 for quick sale.Call LO.2-5544 27.Female Help Wanted AVON CALLING Sherbrooke Daily Record 119 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, P.Q.HALLIDAY N.H.A.- V.L.A.Homes Garages, Cottages, Building Material*, Better Dry-Kilnd Wood, Paater Erection.Factory Built or pre-cut.Delivery 34 week* Erection 3 week* Four Catalogue*, etch 25e.General Catalogue Free.R.Broer*ma LO.2-2012 225 Court St., Sherbrooke.See Erection Wilson St, Sherbrooke.EATON Corner: House, 6 rooms, sun ! WHY not use your spare time the porch, modern conveniences, barn, j profitable \u2019\u2019Avon\u201d way?We offer a approximately 1 acre good garden good earning opportunity to ladies land.Mrs, J.A.Currier.Eaton, j who cannot, work full time.Inquire Que.\tj today 1975 Waterloo.Mrs.A.Le- Brun.DESIRABLE spot west side Lake Mas- j \u2022 sawtppi, ISC\u2019 frontage, good beach, gravel road.Write Box 238.Beebe, Que.ON St.Elle d\u2019Orford road, close to King St., over 2 acres of land with excellent J.rootn frame house.Heating is forced air, oil fired.Big double garage.Approximately 1/3 of land Is beautifully landscaped, also includes 35 fruit trees.Taxes are only $65 per year.Price Including all land is $14,090 w ith excellent terms and as low as $2099 down to the right buyer For more Information.please call R.M Marols, LO.7-7947.28.Domestic Help Wanted MATURE housekeeper for motherless home.' Three children, two school age, Liberal time off, Montreal West.References required.Apply Record Box 53.5) Continental Classroom 3) As the World Turn* 8) Matinee Performance 2:00 p.m.3) Mixing Bowl 5)\tQuean For A Day 6)\tTime Out 7)\tTheatre en Matinée 8)\tDay In Court 2:30 p.m.3) Houseparty 5) Loretta Young 8) Gale Storm Show 3:00 p.m.$: The Millionnaire 5)\tYoung Dr.Malona 6)\tFeature Film 8) Beat The Clock 3:30 p.m.3) Verdict is Yours 7:30 a.m.Î 5) Today 7:59 a.m.; 3) Program Previewa 8:00 a.m.3) Captain Kangaroo 8:25 a.m.5) Local News 8:30 a.m.5) Today 8:45 a.m.8) Teddy Bear PUyhouaa 5) From Theae Roots DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Province of Quebec TENDERS The Superintendent of Education invites tenders from general contractors, domiciled or having their principal place of business in the Province of Quebec, for the building of a Normal School for Boys in the City of Trois-Rivières.Upon payment of a sum of $100.00 by accepted cheque or money order, Mr.Jean Louis Caron, architect, 1277 Boulevard des Forges, P.-O.Box 353, Trois-Rivières, will furnish the plans and specifications and the tender forms.The tenders must be addressed to the Superintendent of Education, Parliament Buildings, Quebec, and will be received until noon, daylight saving-time, Monday, August 22nd, 1960.The envelope should bear the words: ''Tender .Normel School for Boys in Trois-Rivières,\" The Superintendent does not bind himself to eceept the lowest or any of the tenders.Omer Jules Desaulniers Superintendent of Education, COUPLE for country home, used mostly wekends.Man for outeide work and drive car, wife as cook.Year round employment.Refer-, ences required.Record Box 52.5.Lots For Sale DEZIEL AUTO SPRINGS Blacksmith \u2022 Welding 50 St.Francis Blvd.S.Tel.LO.7-6677, Sherbrooke.LOT «it Little Lake Magog, Katevale, 75\u2019 x 100\u2019 Nice quiet place, safe for children swimming.100 feet from water Should be seen.Small down payment, easy terms.Call 9 a.m.to 5 p m.LO.9-3636, G.J.Greenland.7.Farms For Sale 40-50 COW farm, fully equipped, no stock.519 acres.1209 sugar trees, plenty of pasture and water.Harry JIpner, Box 75, Irashurg.Vt.COOK-HOUSEKEEPER who is fond of small children for Knowlton home until September, and then Mom-real.Other help kept, and excel* lent w ages will he paid.An understanding and kindly person Is re-quired, as mother is til away from home Apply Mrs P S Fisher.Box 389, Knowlton Phone collect CHapel 3-5774.30.Farm Help Wanted WANTED: Experienced married farm : worker Capable of all farm duties, especially outside work.Top wages paid to right man.Call after 6 p.m.MUrray 4-3639, Roxboro.| Monty Cowan, Manager.Faragua> Farms.Fterrefonds.ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Meadow Streaf.Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.9-5591 \"The Furnitur# Store next fo the Webster Perking Lot* Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Refrigerators, Stoves and Washers.Before buying furniture visit rss: 9 r us.We have all types of furniture, at attractively lot» prices.As tve accept trade-ins, you will find many second-hand articles in excellent condition.I\t!\t* furniture \u2022\tSTOVES \u2022\tACCORDIONS \u2022\tWASHING MACHINES a REFRIGERATORS \u2022\tB-H PAINT W# Offer Easy Payment Terms.If Desired.9:oo a.m.3) Trouble with Father 51 This Is The Life 9:3e a.m.: 3) Pageant 5) Crossroads 1 8) Modern Home Digest 9:45 a.m.8) Marjorie Mills 10.00\ta.m.3) Red Rowe Show 5) Dough Re Me 8) Farmer A! 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Late.News 8) Feature Film 11:45 p m.5) Jack Paar Show 11:50 p.m.3) Stage 3, \"Taka this Woman\u201d 6:35 p m.7) Télébulletin 6:45 p.m.3) Doug Edwards\u2014News 6)\tNews 7)\tLa Metes 6:50 p.m.7) Edition Sportive 6:55 p.m.«) Sports with D.Smith 7:00 p.m.31 Whlrlyblrds 5)\tDonna Reed Show 6)\tTabloid 7)\tChasse aux Image* Forets 7:30 p.m.\u2022li Johnny Midnight 5) Republican Convention Si Four Just Men 8)\tDonna Reed Show 7:45 p.m.7)\tBonsoir Madame 8:00 p.m, 3) Peck\u2019s Bad Girl 5) Lawman 8)\tChavy Show 7) Trio 8:30 p.m.5) Republican Conveotio* 61 Riverboat 7)\tTheatre Ohez-vous 9:00 p.m.8)\tWhile We\u2019re 7) Monsieur Techno, »:30 p.m.81 Parade 7) Pays et Merveille» 10:00 p.m.81 Stratford Festival 7) Théâtre O\u2019Henry 10:30 p.m.7) Télé-Policier 1UO0 p.m, 5) Lata New* A «ports 6)\tTBA 5:30 p.m, 5) Rocky and hia Friends 8) Cartoon Party 7)\tEmission Politiqua 5) News 6:00 p.m.7)\tTl-Blane Richard 61 I Love Lucy 8)\tEarly Show 6:10 p.m.3) Knlck.World of Sports 6:15 p.m.5) Atlsntic Weatherman 6:20 p.m.5) Sports Scorebook 4:25 p.m.3) Newstime 6:30 p.m.5)\tCartoon Carnival 6)\tMetro 7)\tTelebulletln 11:10 p.m.8?ML Wash.Wsath»* 11:15 p.m.5l Jack Paar Show 6)\tViewpoint 7, La Météo 8! World\u2019s Best Maries \"New Faces'Ll $ p.m.7)\tNews Round-up 11:23 p.m.*) Sports Finsl 11:30 p.m.8)\tFeature Film 7) Summer Theatre 12.00 a.m.7) Fireside Theatre FRELIGHSBURG \u2014 Mr.Edson Thompson of Ottawa is touring the district visiting friends and relatives, before returning home.Messrs.Alton Soule and Alphonse aVndenburg of Cowansville have returned after a trip to Niagara Falls and Ottawa, contest winners on \u201cWhy we should protect and restore our natural resources,\u201d Pierre Nor-mandin of the Ecole St.Leon of Cowansville, resident of Ere-lighsburg.won 4th prize of $5.given by the Quebec Federation of Fish and Game Associations.Mrs.Bernat Szabo spent the viewing the changing of the | weekend with her son-in-law and Guard at Parliament Hill.IdgjQjiter, Mr.and Mrs.Milton One of the Federation essay1 Hancock at Fast Pinnacle |. GOODS ^SERVICES Use this handy guide to progressive Eastern Townships business concerns! WASHER REPAIRS Eitimitai \u2022 Work Cu*r«nt*«d Wringar Rolls for All Mskas ROSS-BIRON LO.2-1564 ELECTRIC LTD.183 Frontonsc Sharbrooko ELDON F.McGEE Nav* York Lifa Insuranca Co.Accident & Sickness Protection.Major Medical, Life Insuranca.Group or individual.Tel.Bus.: LO.9-5103 Res.: LO.9-1518 Chartier Auro Spring Enr.SPECIALTY Wheal alignment and wheel Balancing en «U types of vehicles.Hava yaur springs checked now.If they are toe low or too sort.All cars fully Insured while In our care.Rapid guaranteed service.Office: LO.2-4833 Re»., LO.9 3108 180 GALT W TAILOR for ladies and gentleman Ganaral Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St., West, (in basement) LO 24334 SHERBROOKE LENNOXVILLE STANHOPE E.G.WELLS Bilingual Auctioneer Real Estate\u2014Auction House 30 Massawippi St.Lennoxville\u2014LO.7-4023 The Ox Bow Gift Shop Gifts for all occasions English Bona China Costume Jewellery Canadian Handicrafts Stanhope (Route 22) VI.9-3569 NORTH HATLEY \u2014 LIGHTNING RODS, Installa-Mon and Repairs.Protect your buildings.Reduce your insurance rates.Consult Stewart D.Reed \u2014 Tel.VI.2-2467 North Hatley, Free estimates.Work guaranteed.Spooner Pond W.l.member honored on appointment SPOONER POND \u2014 The monthly meeting of the Spooner Pond W.I.was held in the hall in Melbourne with Mrs.A.Cod-dington, Mrs.G.Fortier and Mrs.E.Wentworth as hostesses Twenty-two members and several guests were present The president, Mrs.W.Parkes presented Mrs.V.R.Beattie with a corsage in recognition of her having been elected treasurer of the 0 W.I.at the recent Provincial Convention, and extended congratulations.Money was given in for the World Refugee Year appeal, and interesting articles weero read by the conveners.The bus trip planned by the county to the Botanical Gardens in Montreal was discussed, and Mrs.A.Mallette reported on the county meeting.Mrs.Parkes reported on the Provincial Convention, to which she was a delegate.Mrs.George Johnston of Kingsbury gave an amusing report of the leadership course she attended at Macdonald College in May, and demonstrated some of her tile work.She also won th monthly drawing.The next meeting will be held on August 11 in the evening, at the home of Mrs.Charles Brock in Trenholm.with Mrs.George Brock and Mrs V.Morrow assisting.DENNIS THE MENACE Han\u2019- \u2019'-tchrm SÏ.ARMANU - .4.1 MELBOURNE RIDGE \u2014 Mrs, Robert Brown and children, of Pointe Claire spent a are spending their week with Mr.and Mrv U-onard Driver Mr.S Dawson of Sherbrooke and Mr.and Mrs.V Bernard of East Angus were \\isitors at the Stainthorpe-Dsw son home.Mrs.John Cunningham, of the Wales Home statf spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs D.Strv- * THEV All rave papers; LAKE MEGANTIC ' Yeah.Dur will ms usé E w?* j guests of Mr.and Mrs Gordon l.earmonth and family.Other Mr and Mrs.George Layfield guests at the same home were 0 of Cote St.Luc, and Mrs.Brown Mr and Mrs William Henderson of Winnipeg, Man , were recent of Birchton, Misses Rhoda.Linda visitors of Mrs.J.S.Miller, and and Sheila Lowery and Master Mrs.F.Greenway\tGraydon Lowery.Mr George Re Mrs.Ira Neil has returned ican, Mrs, X K.McLean and from visiting relatives and M>ss Andrea McLean, all of friends in Lowell, Mass, Ogun-1 Retford Mines Mrs.H.C.Hastings is spending some time in Montreal to oe near Mr Hastings, who underwent an operation :n the Royal Victoria Hospital.Latest reports are that he is progressing salt.stactonly.Mr.anti Mrs John Solomon and children, Gail and Stephen .of Montn holiday\u2019s with Mr Solomon's mother.Mrs \\nine Soi onion Mr.and Mrs.Inn Monserralt and daughter, Carol, of Montreal, spent a weekend at the home of Mr and Mr.- G S.Wade Mr and Mrs.Ovila Roy and daughter Louise of Preligusburg and Master Robert N oiseau of Cowansville were overnight guests ot Mr Hoy's purent.», Mr.and Mrs Alcide Roy Miss ra Da cesse ot Lacolle, and Miss Piere-tte Desranieau of St.Johns spent a weekend at their homes here Mrs G 1 Kidd is spending a week in Cowansville at the home of Mr and Mrs M N.MaeKay \\ large t.umber from here at tended the ice cream social and sale in 1'hiliipsiHirg sponsored by Mrs William 1 oarmonth of Dub lin Range Mr Kierott Lear month, Misses Mildred and Helen I.earmonlh visited at the same home SHERBROOKE DA1LA RECORD, the Women's Association of the I\u2019mted Church and held on the Church grounds MONDAY, JULY 2», lfl*n Mrs anrl ens.Other callers were Mr ami Elton (iilchrisi.Kenneth Cunningham family of Ville LaSalle.Mr.John Hamilton has returned home after spending several weeks in the Queen Mary Vot-erans Hospital, Montreal.Rev K New ot Ulvertnn hag been visiting families in his charge here.Jennifer and Jimmy Gilchrist, Diane Taber.Warren Taber, and Norman Fowler, attended a ( i|f Club meeting at the home of Mr.ami Mrs Kenneth Skillen, tn South Durham.Mr and Mrs.Murray Barlow and family, and Mrs 1, Barlow of Dam die visited Mr.and Mrs, >i*anram\u2019s \\ .().Scnprnm\u2019s '83 NEWPORT, VT.\u2014 Hearing Aids of Quality PCTnrrftra Subsidiary of Motorola Low Prices.No duty to Canada.Office, Sat., or by appointment EARL MORROW 194 INDIAN POINT Newport, Vt.Tel, 1-1028W Certified Hearing and Audiologist.BOLTON CENTRE \u2014 Residents and friends of this community were saddened to learn of the death of two of its citizens on July fi.Airs.Claude Farrell nee Agnes Pe-asiey passed away very suddenly while on a motor trip to the Gaspe.Mr.; McGrath's parents, Mr.and Mrs, | George Wells.Mrs.Burns MacDonald has re-i turned home from a week\u2019s holiday with relatives in Boston, Mass.She w:as accompanied home by her mother and stepfather, Mr, and Mrs, Tracy Ray and her daughter, Mary Elizabeth who had spent three weeks with her j George True passed away at the grandparents.\ti Sherbrooke Hospital after a short Master Tommy Waldron and | illness, i Master Dannie Waldron have re-! AW.Persis True R.C.A.F., i turned home from Frontier! Namnoa, Alta., was in town to at-! Lodge, at Lake Wallace where attend the funeral of her grand-they spent a week's holiday.; -father, Mr.George True.Mr.Barry Murray of Lennox- \u2018^r' an\t% L# A m m ¦ ¦ V I the Misses Jean ami Ruth Bten-venue The guests were received hy the bride assisted by Mrs.Clark, Mr- \\ Zigbx .and Mrs IVnip-las Baker, win e those assisting in serving were the Misses Jud.' atrer.arK)\twiutcher.nieces of the bnide.Miss Kathryn .Sue t!r*'en, Mi-s KHen Clark, Mrs.Thomas Green and Mrs W Reginald Topp.C\u2018\u201c, k#' LAKE MEGANTIC ft steW m,;.v;>\" ;.daring the year.low trees which lined the river The membership fee will be\tl3arJi\thave\tbeen cut down,\tthe ten dollars per year, for those\tharks\tare\tbeing bit.t up\tard who wish to use the service fre-\t!'''eh\tin woe re required, the\told, quently, enough to warrant a anused horse sheds of the park yearly members-htp.or two dol-\thate\tbeen\ttern down and\tthe lots for each occasion the pro-\tarea\t's being levelled\tand jector, screen and speakers are «raced.borrowed.In addition there will Plans are to make this the be a rental fee of 50 cents for future site of a niunieipa sports UP â THREE SAILORS KILLED IN VCCIBENT \u2014 Slate policemen inspect the wreckage of an auto a colored film and 25 cents for ^ ^creation center, if hopes in which three sailors were killed after the chicle plunged over a 30-foot embankment at black and white films\tmar-v l0-3* citizen- are reali- Ledyard, Conn, The dead, all stationed aboard the submarine l SS Benina, were identified as GRANBY \u2014 Mrs.Gilbert A lark entertained at a trousseau 3 »it ilit' home of her rove Ave.in honour of her >:cr Miss Rn-a Whitcher, whose arriage took place to Capt, D oy Averil1, K D on Saturday, ity 16th in St.George's Vngli in Church, Granby, Quo The dining room table, coxered ith a lace elo'.h.featured a I '\u2018r *n(l Mrs Hyland Stewart > .ug cake centered xxiih \\ni and son Gerald ot llarlford, ican Beauty rx'-e bud- and A onn, xx ere weekend guesls of tax's brcaih with xx.lute candles Mf and Mrs Me\\ Maelvcr crystal candelabra Snapdra-1 Mr, Martin Matheson has re xn, mums and summer floors turned from Quebec, where he.spent some lime in the Veterans Hospital.Mr.and Mrs, Alex Stewart ami j their son and granddaughter ot'! Beverley.Mass, were guests of Mrs Mr, and Mrs.Neil Stewart, chi their return home, they were accompanied by Mr, and Mrs.John were used profusely throughout the In in ¦ «nul dining room, the guests mingling through the rooms an i in the spacious gar- 1 g en.Tea was poured by Ronald Malcolm of Magog, cou sin of the bride, Mrs.Robei Hobbs, eotis.n of the groom and M.tcDoarmid FINAL TRIBUTE Membership in the Library it-, self is also increasing, 650 now holding membership cards.Last, week 710 volumes were borrowed ^'le funeral of Paul Gerin by 400 members, an increase of wa'.¦fuPv f® and was at-170 books over previous weeks' 'en\u201cet* 3 larSr number of records\tTown officials, business men SCHOOL COMMISSION paying their last respects to ore Jules Thibault was elected who was very well known in chairman ot the Coaticook Oath-' the toxvn, having served as otic _ School Comimisfiion, re-'! Judge of the Municipal Court placing Dr, Gustave Lajoie.\u2018tor many years, and also as Two members recently were ; judicial advisor for the local added to the Commission.Mr.i Caisse Populaire.Alan l'eckharl Jr., of Baytown.Tex: Francis i o.xkingham, of Portsmouth, N.H.; amt lied Lujan, of Eastlake.Colo.Judith Cutler feted fit Hatley prior to marriarie HATLEY - The ladies of St.James Guild entertained at the Dupuis and Mr.Robitaille.so! Mr, Gerin leaves to mourn ! J5affsJ1 /J^a1\u2018 \u2018n honour ot Mn>s that the group is pretty well in ' his loss, bis wife, the former :Judl,h ^u,!;ernpnfr \u2018\u2018f, hcr.mar new hands.\t; Germaine Dionne, two daughters I riaS\u2018e' ^'u9\u2019\t^ r Biggest problem facing the new j Therese and Celine.A son, Mar- Drew.Approximately 60 of ! Judy's friends were present.A.P.Davis and Miss Isabel ! Davis of Griffin, also Mr.and Mi's Harold Beane, Mrs.Geor-l,o Hoy-e and Mrs.Leon Miller : of Beebe.Visitors of the Grahams' were Mr.and Mrs.E.Goodin of Bury and Mr.and Mrs.C.S.: Graham and family of Lennox ville.Mr and Mrs Lawrence Pye of Washington, NIL, and Clear-xva.cr Fla.were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Whit comb.Mr.Chas.Graham, chairman >VCXVT AM \u2014-T.ANS XCAJCI \u2022'WO- F.HJAru;, lylNtîNlTib» \\PI.Ok: K 4NP It'CTL'Fi (gf \u2019 (M A leiepho.oi OUR BOARDING HOUSE Island Brook Couple Celebrate Gclcen Wedding ISLAND BROOK \u2014 Mr.and ' Mrs.Fred Alden were ''At Home\" to their friends and rela : lives on Wednesday, June 20, on' the occasion of their Golden Wed ding anniversary.Large baskets of pink and 1 white peonies and other summer flowers were used for decoration with Major Hoople :t' relatives the Red Cross Campaign throughout the house, while the | committee, reports that $357.was collected during the cam- buif et was centred with a three tier wedding cake decorated in eommisisioners Is the need for Ice^\u2019 \"as accidentally killed at | providing additional classrooans.!llf\t.^'t*en: s** 5 ears:\t, .\t.,\t.\t.Plans are already being com- a^° at .Mount Orford.Three sis- The ha., had -'een \u2022astc.m.y paign jle\tt0 thank all Sl'hl and white, with gold color pleted for a new' secondary ; [frs; Mr! ®trnar w,here they wiL1 visit Mr; sentiy stateoned at the North Whitcomb gave a humorous Bay Army base, is spending1 reading followed by a quiz Mr.o some time at the home of his Harold M-cClary, then gave an parents, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart original reading.At the elo.se of tl: program, Mrs.TLdbrookx\u2019.sisiter-iu-i.ixv \u2019 of the hi tie and groom of 50 years presided at the tea table, Tommy Smith is spending «orne assisted by Mrs.Garnet Li.-ter.time with his uncle and aunt.Mrs.Lloyd Hume and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Simpson Douglas M ickay.assided i.v Mrs.lot Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.Andrews spent last week with the latter\u2019s' father.L.H.MeCJary.Mr.R.Leavitt of Framing- U-AKt: NS'ANNAGOWCNXi; li ., >xr WAN'T Four GOCO .RA g w A , |[ DON'T \\; -Mg ;.;t- i gDi .; ._ IT.- A COOVlS PAR r,v X AM 0ot 5ND\tAK I \\\".\\ CONTEST VI INN! R; ¦ '.\t, wanna&ohowe-e ' -has:- J accoav'dationv^ol't' f My A!S0< ATI S I '\\@ Tt! is 0 i ON APIS) v.iNSlSTf.O X -Kt'K.ts':' sPit! fe't'ivd \u2022AND 'TUJ KVr>':.FAV' » t sY'H THÎ IV.\u2022 \u2022\u2022 e-'-SiA 'G-W WMf N THl V t iM of .uv .many - \u2014 A RAv- A Picnic ' ®J5lNï ¦ ¦ v NTORf sn ) ¦ \" \" ! v V\t-\t- Of I 'e ' ¦V- £2 ' .A fTli It y -¦ A \\ Valerie Culler and Wendy Hart- xi,-\" ¦,»! * xiJ.i ¦ ¦111 ' -iting carnation j________ ._ .: -ui\u2022 ana Mrs.A.Moulton and Gleason Painter, Mrs Arnold Alden and Mrs.Russell BLir, s c rv e d refrçshmen ts.Mrs.Alden wore a grey figur , ed dress and a corsage i f pink : .F ( I sÿY.,J-n2 Xv 'HAMPER gxt C'OiMAAT Rgi FCLUATN - well drew in a cart laden xvltlt gifts for the brid'C-to-be.The articles passed around for a! p,, to admire and Judy thanked hcr i Ot j other relatices.i iCHiC ! p\u2019anned cy Ounham W.I.Sgf.Charles Leadbeater, sta- Ifri-nds for their thoughtfulness, tior.ied at Three Rivers, visited j Refreshments were served by his family here over the weekend.! the hostesses.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Wheeler\tTROUSSEAU TEA recently visited Mr.and Mrs.Prior to her daughter\u2019s in-ar- | Dougila® Martin at their borne j riage, Mrs.William Cutler en-in Brown\u2019s Hill.\tj tertair.ei at a trouis.seau tea in j Mr.and Mrs.Jack Turnbull her honor when about 50 ladies are enjoying a motor trip to from this district and Massa-\tDUNHAM The July meeting Arnprior, Ont.where- they will wfppi assemibled.\t| of the Dunham Women's Insth visit Mr.and- Mrs.J.Hudson Miss Judith Cutler, bride-lo-be lute was held at Hie home of presided over the display of ! Mrs.Amos Lad-uke with seven gifts which had been arranged : members and five visitors pros on tables upstairs.\tcut.The president, Mrs.Calvin Tea was served by Mrs.Cut- 1 Harvey was jn the chair.Turnbull's sùster, Mrs.Harry Pears-all.Mr.Pearsall is s-tfl! Mrs.Lucy Olson, o: Bury, only si.-lcr of t-ic groom and Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Alden, of Eulon.nephew and niece, xvere -among the guest who came from But wer, East Angus, Cookshire.Sa-w.yerville, Bury and Island Brook.They were the recipients of many beautiful cards and gilts in : eluding money.IRON HILL Mr, Waller -Millumorc ha« sold his Bum to Mr.Frank B-alou-gh of Montreal formerly of Hun-garia.Mr.and Mrs.MrSwayne of Montreal are staying with their ers.The bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs.A.D.Teetor of rS'kr Ticto?no?Mont-' 3 hOEp|Jal pa'tie,nt fr7 inj'uries If', aïlnS': M b>'RMrs'\tA\t^monstration party real xvere seated, in specially\t^ ™ \u201c j ^ S.\tbul\tMrs.William Chapman.P^,E/^lrS- r ¦ w Mr- David Mavhew, a student j\tGENERAL NOTES J\t7\t- of the Coaticook High School for their gifts and gc-od wishes.I, *.au.u.,,- Vr m ,\t1 alter.tied a course at the Junior his property to Mr.Kenneth poured from the beltifuMy^ap\" -\tJ™1™® Cenlcr' at ' Wa'r'd w'h h'as lafcen Fossess-iom.^mofushvn of3 Rririaînî-ned\t,Mr' a'ntl Mrs'\tof j have moved to North Hatley, tapers ~\t°>eS acd \"r'a^rluo, were yisdtin-g friends\u2019 Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.W Miss Tector's marriage (o Mr.| a«a recently.was reached.The request for: Mr.Winston M-anson xvas o ,,\t,.\t,\t, .\t! branch program exchange copies1 weekend guest of his parents.Mr.George Leonard has sold ky tile ,j\u201ei,ilee Guild, St.John\u2019s Mr.and Mrs.Selw-vn Mason, (IP YOU'RE HEADED Vx'MlRG 1 J: I Yk, .-5A0, IS THESE Nia ONE HERE hV*30 AW;E' T LL TEL L YOU Klc-HT :R0M LAKE WANlNAC-OHCWES , mowthat lake WannagoHdmee \u2022 rvv .A LrAKu VVtttYlXAL'C'RO'/VU Ê: X\\ ,\tR.1.r - \u201e.' , , .\u2022OOGETO GREET M&T ¦*- FéK-S ]\t|,'A7f ANY IHlNk.\u2022IAPS AW TRAiN ARRNCD A i Kt-! -Ubl.iN.TKflN-t-Yi-t iAtiON Wit*- t s\u2019^ i'MPiOl'KTFr'\u2018V I\t\u2019TH£ OLD L i,' N.SA.:he (?ec épi ion Commit t e e\t, T5 \\ nY.y ¦\t7 you c l X M B'h- in i h cj t r - TUlM,\t| ÏLfJ THE FOR DISTINGUISHED GUEST Will @e Here \u2018FHortlV !PDlr> 'M- ,TH' GRASS, IKON TH' f.AUMDRV AN' ROLL OUT TH\u2019 R.APJACRS/ YOU 6ETTFR HOOP IT -j YOU CAN IE AYE THAT '¦*»-AN THOSE \\ THIN; HEK / IrpP.rXv vV,.ÿ ! 1 Vi Started to SAY \"JUNIC' = William Webb of Hamilton.On-i\tM\"-\t.of tario look place July 16 in Len-j ^ and M'rS' Peter Mau,rlce\u2019 noxville.GENERAL NOTES.Nlld., is being answered and a ; Miss Barbara Millim-ore spent Mr ard Airs R Leonard 1 X501\"1\tconven^:)n a*- ^3 Mrs.R(A)Cri Moynan.The pubiici'ty convener.Mr.s.rphe Bi'bde School has closed u\txja, «mi ; ^re]§, read from Office Happen- j after a week at the hall under also Mr.G.Ham of ln®s 'n ®\u20192 ^BOdonaW journal.the supervision of Mrs.Hazel accompanied\tby Mr.^,rs' Gordon Harvey was one i Benner nf LennoxviMe, and Mis-.-, El win Ham, and Mr.and Mrs.¦ ^ 1'heI gu.f|;ls- ^he kid been pre- ¦; j^iian Benner of Burlington Lmmas Ham of H-u-ntin-gville.\twi.h a tile membership in 0nt.Mav and son from Baldwin's Mills; Milby visited his grandimether.Mrs.A.H.Davidscn, a-nd his uncle Fv._ j- .\t, and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Patricia B-ruhmutler of Coati- ,,\u2019vv,'.1'u at.tn2 *Macao\"'3m con:\tMrs, Grace Mathewson and her soent\tsometime in\tI\tachmf\tn*S\tPetter«\u201c- at ^toy-town.\tcook is\tvisiting her grandpa rents\tvent.on and she passed ?around | tetheri\tMr E.D.Beard have re her\ta-\tmiMi\tof\tbPr\t\u2022 ' \u2019\tSj}6 j.Mr- George Eng-elhardt\tis\ten-\tMr.and Mrs.C.\tWhitcomb.\ther pin lor all to see and admire,\tturned\tto Mr.Beard\u2019s I arm.Mr.14.\tinr-pJ\tnn-i\tMr-\t->^)n\u2019\t-Ir'\tjoyittg a fishing flip with friends\t!\tThe m-anv friends c.f\tMrs.\tGet-well cards are to\tbe sent to\tBeard spent\tthe winter\twith his onened\thlr\thon-o\ton\tr\t5\tnorlil (he St.Lawrence.\t1\tFlorence Whitcomb\tregret\tthat a\tmember and a friend.\tThe sun-\tdau,ghller, Mrs.Gordon\tRunrsby.jC v'e\t\u2019cre\tMr.and Mrs.Paul Trucbon,\t\u2022 she is\ta patient\tin the Shcr-\tscr*P^°n J0 L.A.C.is to be re-\tMaster I.airy Molfail has re- and family, are -enjoyin,g\ta\tmo-\tbrooke\tHospatal.\tneiwed.J he drawing was won by\tburned\tfrom the Brcme^Missis- tor trip to Quebec and Ste Anne\tRecent visitors of\tthe Misses1 ^rs- Gordon Harvey.\tquoi-Perkins\tHospital, at Sweets- do Beaupre.\t.\tMattie and Esther\tMiller\twere !\tT.i-e August meeting\twill be a\tburg.picnic at Selby Lake.Street.Mrs.John Lodge, Poirier Street and Miss Jena Lodge of Montreal have left for Gaspe by car.Mrs.Lodge and her daughter will be guests of Mrs.Lodge\u2019s parents at New Carlisle, Quebec and will be accompanied home j by her younger daughter, Miss -Eurda Lodge who has been attending school and staying with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs.W.Chatterton.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth R.Hall returned from New Carlisle where they were visiting at the home of Mrs.Hall\u2019s mother, Mrs.J.J.Chatterton While they were a wav iheir daughter.Miss June Hail was a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Lodge, Poirier Street.DELUXE DRIVE YOURSELF affiliated with HERTZ RENTACAR You Can RENT a 1960 or 1959 METEOR by the Hour, Day, Week or Month.Also 1-Ton Ford Truck For information - call LO, 2-4933 787 Council Street\t\u2014\tSherbrooke r/M'/.j*.North Hatley School Board Forms Committees NORTH HATLEY - The School Board of the North Hatley High School, report through its chairman, R.N.LeBarcn.the formation of four committees to expedite the work of the Board, and to strengthen public relations.These committees are: maintenance with Douglas Martin as chairman; education, Mrs.Grant' Le-Baron; conveyance, Roy Mosher, finance and public relations, Aubrey Greer.The next meeting of the local School Board will be held at eight o'clock, on the evening of August 2nd., in the High School.The public is a-sk-ed to note the ehange of locale, and to keep in mind that all are welcome, as in the past, to attend these 11 ee tings.Mr.LeBaron announced that he SeptSmber meeting will :ommence at 7.30, and will be leld in conjunction with the oca-1 Home and School Associa-ion.The School Board will neet first, to be followed by he annual \u201c'.Meet the Teachers\", neeting.A cordial invitation is a tended to all to be present.200 N.WELLINGTON irn $1 05 t if.W'h NOW ON! Ï& flftrt f&E.hÆ It Has Been A Tremendous Success!.JUST IMAGINE! V MAY BE WORTH TOO ~ AND EVEN MORE Yes, you buy one article, you pay the low advertised price and add one cent then you double your purchase or you take any article of the same value in any depf.IF YOU DIDN'T COME, YOU MUST COME, IF YOU CAME, COME AGAIN AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS! Come by bus, by car, by train, by boat, by plane, or even on toot, but be sure to come - \u2022 \u2022 and bring your relatives, your neighbours, friends, and even your enemies.Share the profits with them, they will be thankful forever! People have realized the tremendous savings of this Mozart's ONE CENT SALE, and thousands and thous ends have already come to take their share of these savings.And don't forget, if it is convenient for you, even during this sale, you can charga to your account, or open a new one.|CEWT Kfart fair KEHf mar thAi 1 'CahK* cw =3 lelme show,you how oosy (iiLinciol usekeep: 0011 bo I J \"I \u2019iHlortlieTwinAccoutit I Man, you .simply open a Personal Chequing Account.in addition to your Savings Account.Then all you have to do is deposit the necessary lunds, to meet your day-to-day expenses, in your Personal Chequing Account and pay all your hills by cheque.This way your cancelled cheques and a statement of your account are forwarded to you every sixty days.AIS H * TOROMfO POHIMIQ».[7r!'j,l| ¦*m ? Fe< 25-year-old right-evenly progressive stroke will in- Chicago, Yanks Split Double-Header; Baltimore Pushes Inio Third, Edges Tigers 2-1; Kansas, V/ashinglcn Split fluence the position of the put- 5.60 15.10 6.70 Stormy 1 Mar-Star 10.60 7.30 6.00 5 73 ¦130 i FOURTH RACE 7i Bud A Spender 34.20 j\t12) Sonny McKlyo Bomber Grattan and hirst g» Avalon Art Rosecroft paid their backers the Also Ran: (time 2 13 2/5»\u2014 Herbie quinella of $319.40 in the third.r,lrect» Lraham Abbe.Father Har-Winner Bomber Grattan paid mony' Texas Blue' c>b11 Ibaf-$33.90 while First Rosecroft returned its backers $24 90 for a place ticket.In the main event Sunday, Bourn Bourn Bumpas, owned and driven by Amedee Beaudoin, won the two heats of the race in 2:09 3/5 and 2:08 3/5.However, Brown Flash FI., owned by Xavier Maurice of St.Claude, still retain the track record of 2:08.\t> 000 eggs.LIGHT BASE Scientists have ruled Gial a T.ebra is a light-colored animal with dark stripri!, not ihe opposite.SPORTSMAN'S' %/,shdrp SALAD FOR FISH mM Jmi 'jf \" lï ingredients: s different SALT SEASONINGS, SALAD OIL and various greens A GOURMETS DELIGHT IS THIS ''SALT SALAD.- IT GOES WITH ANY FISH DINNER\u2014AS WELL AS WITH STEAK, CHOPS, ROASTS.IT IS VERY EASILY PREPARED.TRY IT AND SEE.Use A VARIETY OF CRISP, COLD SALAD GREENS \u2014 WITH THIN SLICED RADISHES IF VOI LIKE.TEAR SALAD LEAVES INTO ODD SIZE PIECES, CHOPPING STEMS WITH A KNIFE, SPRINKLE WITH THESE SALTS! CELERY, GARLIC, SAVOR, ONION, AND HERB SEASONING.TOSS WELL.ADD i CAP OF SALAD OIL PER SERVING.THEN TOSS AND SERVE.out for Sher-Lenn j with three doubles, I a double and two ! Pcllelier who was r field.! ST.JOHNS j Babeu, c j Perron, if : Smith, 2b Deslisle.ss.Itaddon, ef /, Gosselin, e£ 1 .ussier, 3b : Schwartz, lb Levesque, rf x Mulveney, rf Osligoy, p Standings SHER-LENN LITTLE LEAGUE AB 3 3 3 4 3 1 4 ;> 0 While Sox Indians Senators Yankees Red Sox .Tigers W 11 H 6 6 5 3 r rts 0 22 1\t33 1 13 0 12 1 II 1\t7 SHERBROOKE JUNIOR LEAGUE Coalicook Kist Fuller .Indians Brom p ton W 32 7 7 fi 4 Pet .750 .636 .509 .400 ,250 FIFTH RACE ! 3» Bourn Bourn Bumpas\t7 40 4i Mervin Hal 5» Laurina Rosecroft Also Ran: (time 2.00 3/5) 3.10 4.70 I Alden C ane.Brown Flash H, Lite | reel.2.50 3.10 ! 4.90 1 Eveana.Di- RACE 3.90 2.90 6.60 NATIONAL LEAGUE 27 12 '9 /.hit for Haddon in 5ih x hit for Levesque in 3rd.SHER-LENN Farrell, rf Lachance, lb Cabana, 2b j Lacaille, cf Stewart, 3b ; Planche, if j Pelletier, ss Thibault, c | z.Gilbert, c j Begbie, p I Vincent, p.AB 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 3 1 p 35 10 15 I z hit for Thibault in 3rd.1st.Johns 160 302\u201412 9 2 Sher-Lenn 122 032\u201410 15 2 Osligoy and Babeu; Begbie, Vincent (2), Farrell (6) and ¦Thibault, Gilbert (21.\tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Milwaukee \t\t52\t36\t.591\t\u2014 PittFbiiTtfh \t\t53\t37\t.589\t Los Angeles \t\t4a\t40\t.545\t4 SI.Louis \t\t49\t41\t.544\t4 San Francisco .\t45\t42\t.517\tb: 2 Cincinnati \t\t40\t49\t.449\t12'vi Philadelphia \t\t35\t55\t389\t18 Chicago \t\t33\t55\t.375\t19 AMERICAN\tLEAGUE\t\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Chicago\t\t\t52\t38\t.578\t New York \t\t49\t37\t.570\t1 Baltimore \t\t51\t43\t.543\t3 Cleveland \t\t47\t40\t.540\t31 2 Washington \t\t43\t44\t494\t7 2 Detroit\t42\t45\t.483\t81 2 Boston\t\t\t36\t52\t.409\t15 Kansas City \t\t33\t54\t.379\tm* INTERNATIONAL\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tW\tL\tPet.\tGBL Toronto\t67\t31\t.684\t\u2014 Richmond .\t5n\t47\t.539\t14 Buffalo \t\t\t52\t47\t.525\t15 Vi Rochester \t\t46\t49\t.484\t19'2 Jersey City \t\t45\t52\t.464\t211 2 Columbus \t\t43\t85\t.539\t74 Miami\t\t\t43\t56\t.434\t24\u2019-2 Montreal \t\t42\t56\t.429\t25 FIRST RACE 6i El Dora\u2019s Irishman 7.70\t4.10\t.1.401 3) Edna I.H.\t4.10\t2.70: 5) Princeton Boy\t5.00 Also ILan: (time 2.19)\u2014 Dale Oaks, Miss Allie Thunderclap, Empress Hall, Hod McDuff, Lockevalc Bankers.Largest Entry Yet For Henley Regatta ST CATHARINES, Ont.(CP) The largest entry in the 78-year history of the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta will row here this week.Some 700 oarsmen and scullers from 23 c.luibsi and 12 schools in 19 United States and Canadian cities will coirmpeto in the annual four-day rowing championships which start Wednesday.They will row in 39 heats and 41 finals over the historic one-mile 550-yard Hemley Course laid along the sheltered waters of the Old Welland Canal here.\u201cIt\u2019s a terrific entry, the biggest in Henley history,\u2019\u2019 said F F.(Ted) Nelson of St.Catharines.president of live Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen, the governing body of rowing in Canada.\u201cThey're coming from as far I west as Stanford, Calif., and as j far east, as Dartmouth, N.S.You 1 couldn't get anything better than that , , .both ends of the | country.\u201d The regatta opens Wednesday morning with five heats in sculling events.It continues with 16 [ race,s> that afternoon, 24 Thurs-jdiay, 19 Friday and the 16 senior I finals Saturday afternoon.The Nova Scolia entry is Dartmouth North Star.SIXTH 1) Knight's Boy 6) Winston Rosecroft 5) Bishop\u2019s Pride Also Ran: (time: 2.1fi 3/5)\u2014 \u2022Joy, Captain Lee Sr., Louisa Worthie, Shop Rosecroft, Rugged Lee Volo.(Quinella: 66.60), harder, recal.ed from the Richmond farm in early June, has saved the New York Yankees at a crucial stage.The Yar.k-s were moaning, low Sunday after losing the first game cf a doubleheader to Chicago 6-3.The White Sox came into town in second place and proceeded to win three straight from New York, One more defeat and the proud Yanks would have been three games back.Desperate after the failures of Bob Turley, Whitey Ford and Jim Coates, the Yankees called on Grba.He came through with the first comipiete game of his brief major league career and his second victory over the White Sox 8-2.As a result the White Sox\u2019s lead was cut to one game.losiog the second 3-1; Washington walloped Kansas City 8-3.Chicago shaded Detroit 5-3 and Cleveland defeated Boston 4-2.The Yankee-White Sox double drew the season's largest Yankee Stadium crowd, 60,002.The fans saw Billy Pierce whip the Yanks with relief help from Turk Lcwr> and Frank Baumann as the Sox pounded Yank pitching for 12 hits, including Roy Sievers\u2019 16th homer.MANTLE'S 24TH HOMER Grba went all the way in the , second game while New York i ruined Herb Score's comeback hopes by knocking him out in the fourth inning.Mickey Mantle hit j his 24th'homer off Russ Kem-merer, the first relief man.in ! the fifth.Bill Monfcouquette and Mike ; Fournieies.working in relief of Frank Sullivan, were the Boston : winners on a day of unorthodox 2.90 4.70 4.70 April Only as long as necessary.2.40 ¦ SEVENTH RACE 6)\tFirst Rosecroft 9.00 3.40 H) Pandemonium\t4.50 7)\tCaptain McKinney S.Also Ran: (time 2.15) \u2014 Maryland Queen, Bomber Grattan, Mr.Martin, Stormy Weather S, Helen Star.majors and three of them have been at the expense of Chicago.Baltimore Orioles sneaked into ter\u2019s face too suddenly and de-1 third place, three games back, stroy all hope of getting the club by edging Detroit Tigers 2-1 in to contact the ball at the proper u innings on Jackie Brandt\u2019s right angle to the intended line, fourth hit of the day.Boston Red You\u2019ll keep hearing theories Sox dropped Cleveland into that the putter remains at a fourth place by taking two from 2.40 j right angle to the intended path i the Indians who spent most of ?r)\u201c ! throughout the backstroke.Some | the day jawing with the umpires.¦,anf \u2019fine putters putt this way, but I The Scores were 10-6 and 7-6.In fact, he has a tota| of four developments at Fenway Park, victories over two seasons in the :Ted Williams beat out a bunt and don\u2019t recommend it.Why notj Washington came within one) 10th Jimmy Piersall, fined S100 and called on the carpet for Saturday\u2019s argument, hid behind the flag-pole in centre field during one of the many arguments between Indians and umps.Gary Bell and Jack Harshman were the Cleveland losers although the Red Sox were outhit in both games.Chuck Estrada turned in a five-hitter against the Tigers for his EIGHTH RAÇE 3)\tBourn Bourn Bumpas\t10.4ft\t3.70\t2.60 : 4)\tMervin Hal\t2.9ft\t2.40 | 1) FJveana\t3.50 Also Ran: (time 2.06 3/5)\u2014 Laurina ,\t, Rosecroft.Alden Cane.Brown Plash I onIy as lon8 as necessary to pro H, Lite Direct.make a putt a miniature swing?i error of a major league record victory.The putter face will open on the backstroke and close as it returns.Learn to make the backstroke NINTH RACE 6) Rason\t14.90 9.30 3.70 i 3)\tAndy Kuno\t15.30\t6.90 ! 8) Dream Direct\t3.40\t| Also Ran: (time: 2.13 2/5)\u2014 Larry ! Chief, Bruce Gallon, Cool Breeze Vonian, Glendale Gail, Beau Wyn.TENTH RACE j 2i Always Mine 6.60 4.20 4.00 i ; 7) Sunny Ibaf\t4.40\t3.30 ! 4)\tChief Corsica\t4.80\tj Also Ran: (time\u2019 2.19 1 5i\u2014 Wayne H.Abbe.Miss Jose Lee.Success Lion» ! el.Milo Hanover, Abbe Comité.(Quinella: 14.70), vide a power base for the stroke back.This way you\u2019ll never have the tendency to take the putter out of the putt.NEXT: Reading the breaks in greens.by making five in the seventh inning white losing the first game to Kansas City 6-3.The Senators snapped back 10-2 behind Caim-ilo Pascual.Saturday, Detroit and Baltimore split a doubleheader, Detroit winning the first 4-3 and In that wild inning at Washington, shortstop Jose VaMivielso made three errors.Second base-man Bill Gardiner and right fie\u2019der Dan Dobbek each made one.The Senators lashed out -with 16 hits in the second game, won by Pascual -with eighth-inning relief from Ray Moore.LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS Buenos Aires\u2014Juan Carlos Rivero.149V2, Argentina, stopped Charlie (Tomtbstcne) Smith, 146'/i Los Angeles, 9.Milwaukee Braves Take Over First From Pirates, Whip Chicago Twice Sunday; Dodgers Blank Phillies 9-0 -Added Sunset Handicap Today Is Start Of Richest Week !n History Of Thoroughbred Sporf REMEMBER WHEN .Robert (Lefty) Grove, one of ; the great southpaws in baseball | history, entered the select circle Jof 300-game winners 19 years ago | today as he pitched Boston Red ; Sox to a 10-6 victory over Cteve-lland Indians.Grove, whose name is in 'baseball\u2019s hail of fame, ! twice was the American j League's champion pitcher, in : 1933 with Philadelphia and in : 1939 with Boston.Eleven older horses were lined up today for the $100.000-added Sunset ' Handicap making the close of the Hollywood Park season, but the big money race is only the beginning of the richest week in the history of the thoroughbred sport.Next Saturday, for the first time, there will be four $100,000-plus races with total purses worth half a million Here\u2019s the program: year-olds, six furlongs.Monmouth Park\u2014The $103.000-guaranteed Gross Sorority Stakes, two-year-old fillies, six furlongs.DOTTED SWISS FAVORED dollars.ÉÉllMPs ISll* \u2022¦xcwv/:' ¦ Life can be pleasant.C.V.Whitney\u2019® Dotted Swiss, four-year-old son of Counterpoint, heads the field in the Sunset Handicap over the tough mile and five-eighths route.The top weight with 122 pounds is Howard B, Keck\u2019s Bagdad.; Eddie Burns rides Dotted Swiss, Delaware Park\u2014The $150,000 (120 pounds) white Willie Shoe-estimated Delaware Handicap, maker handles Bagdad.IVi miles for fillies aryd mares.I The Brooklyn may see a re-Aqued'oet\u2014The $100.000 - added ! newal of the battle of the big Brooklyn Handicap, IVi miles.| three\u2014The Brockmeade Stable\u2019s Arlington Park\u2014the $100,000- ] Sword Dancer.Can Hoy Stable's added Arlington Futurity, two-\taiM* C-;T- Chene.ry\u2019s First Landing.Weights for the race were to he announced today.The D el aware Handicap, world\u2019s richest race for fillies and mare®, will be a supreme test for Bill MacDonald\u2019s Royal Native under 129 pounds.LITTLE TUMBLER LIKELY At Monmouth, the Meadow-brook Stable\u2019s Little Tumbler\u2014 | one of the fastest juvenile fillies to be seen in years\u2014will be favored in the Sorority.Air.and Mrs, Herbert Heff\u2019s Intensive, who won the recenit Hyde Park Stakes in Chicago, is the probable choice for the Arlington Futurity.Reginald N.Webster\u2019s Quill, champion two-year-old miss in 1958.qualified handsomely for the Delaware handicap -by beating Indian Alaid and Tempte in the $35.800 ew Castle Handicap Saturday at the Delaware Track Tempted w-as the champion last year.C.R.McCoy's T.V.Lark, 1959 winner of the $212,000 Arlington 'Futurity over Batty Ache, went back to the same track Saturday and copped the $135.609 Arlington Classic.John William ran second, while the favored Venetian Way \u2014 winner of the Kentucky Derby\u2014was third.T.V.Lark collected $86.500 for his California owner and paid $35.40 to those Chicagoans who hadn't forgotten him a year ago.Pappa s All, owned by' Grover King, captured the $143,200 Holly-wood juvenile championship for two-year-olds.He paid $7 and earned $97.100.as Sullivan's Bud was second, with Big Smoke third.The Harbor View Farm's Francis S.($6.20) outfought favored Irish Lancer in the stretch to win the $54.100 Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct.Fred W.Hopper\u2019s Teacation scored a length and quarter victory over Refute in For the first time since May 20, the National League has a new leader.Pittsburgh Pirates I have given w-ay to the charge of 1 the Milwaukee Braves.Just before the all-star break, the Pirate lead measured 5Va j games.The wise men along I Broadway had tabbed he Bugs as 1 to 4 favorites to win the j pennant.Milwaukee closed the gap Sun-i day by whipping Chicago twice 7-5 and 1-0 behind a couple of {familiar names, Warren Spahn ! and Bob Buhl.The Pirates, trailing 6-0, scared San Francisco ; with three runs in the ninth and had manager Tom Sheehan digging deep into his bullpen for : three pitchers before the Giants finally nailed down a 6-3 victory.PHILS BLANKED AGAIN Los Angeles, blazing hot with 129 consecutive innings of shutout pitching (27 against the.Phillies), blanked the Phils again 9-0.Stan Williams, the big man of the Dodger staff, bit a two-run homer during an eight-run spurt j in the third inning and then : pitched a 10-hit shutout.St.Louis came up with two in , the ninth with the help of an er- ; ror by Roy McMillan and a dou-1 ble by Bill White and nipped Cin- j einnati 6-5, The result left the | Cards in fourth place but only one percentage point, behind the | third'-place Dodgers.Each is four i games behind the Braves.The Braves gave Spahn the support of al2- hit attack including home ruins by Johnny Logan and Joe Adcock as the veteran won his 11th.Buhl tied up with rookie Jim Brewer, up from Houston, in a real pitching duel until Mel Roach doubled with two ou-t in the ninth inning of the second game.Logan was given an intentional pass and A! Spangler.running for Roach, stole third.Dark then laced a single to left for the run.It w-as Buhl\u2019s 10th victory.The Giants were rolling along with a 6-0 lead on homers by Willie Mays and Bob Schmidt w\u2019hen a blister developed on Billy O'Dell's pitching hand after he walked Dkk Groat to lead off the ninth.Johnny Antonelli.the first relief man.was knocked out.Billy Loes, next in line, was thumbed out for arguing with the plate umpire.Mike McCormick finally got the side out.33 SCORELESS INNINGS Williams'\u2019 shutout ran Philadelphia's scoreless string to 33 innings.In the big third inning, Los Angeles sent 11 men to the plate against John Buzhardit and Jim Owens and eight of them got hits.Norm Barker regained- the league batting lead at 344 with two of the Dodgers\u2019 15 hits.Cincinwati appeared to have locked up the game with St.Louis when it scored two in the seventh for a 5-3 edge but Stan Musial\u2019s homer cut.the edge to one run in -the eighth -and the Cards pulled it out with a rally against Jay Hook and Bill Henry in the ninth.McMillan\u2019s error let one run in and White\u2019s double scored the other.Bob Gibson was the winner on relief and Hook was the Loser, US Downs Canada 18-6 In Junior Tennis Tourney LAKE PLACID, N.Y.(AP)\u2014 The United States defeated Can-ada 18-6 in the international junior tennis tournament between the two countries.The 24-mat eh, two-day tournament is for boys and girl® 14 to 18.Americans held a commanding 8-1 lead going into Saturday\u2019s finals and were never seriously threatened.Results included: Boys\u2019 singles\u2014Claude Schoen-lank, Staten Island, N.Y., defeated Brian Flood.Trois Rivieres, Que., 4-6, 6J, 8-6, OWN A '60 VOLKSWAGEN For as little as $1645.00 -40 to 44 miles per gallon Trade-ins accepted.ROGER BEAUDOIN AUTOMOBILES INC.Tel.LO.9-4613 2835 King West, Sherbrooke % \\\\\\ \\w \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\ % (J MOLSON Canada's largest selling Ale HARNESS RACING at the SHERBROOKE RACE TRACK RAIN or SHINE êrr VN\\ N\\\\ the 957,900 Monmouth Oaks.Tea-cation, running as an entry with Confuse, paid $21 60.WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY \u2014 8.00 P.M.SUNDAY EVENING \u2014 8.00 P.M.Admission $1.00 \u2022\u2014 Pari Mutuel Children under 16 not admitted 8HKRBR00KE PAIt.V RKCORP, MONPAY, .TIT,Y 25, IfWO 11 Jim Ferrier Second; Sam Snead And Doug Sanders Deadlocked For Third AkROCv Ohio (AP;\u2014Jay He- anj a 72-hoie tolal of 281, one bcr.fira\"> goi wen v.i h his kid over par, with birdies on two of brother.The 37-year-old former marine s.ormed out of a four-way crush Sunday, to win the United States deadlocked at C83 Professional Golfers Association Arnold Palmer chaminier.ship bv a stroke, leaving 1947 champion Jim Ferrier, three-time champion Slamming Sam Snead and third - round leader Doug Sanders in his wake.That s-hou.d stop the needling f^r seventh place with former Fires 281 To Win PGA Championship FRACTURED BASEBALL the last four holes.Ferrier, a native et Australia, was sc.or.d at 282.Snead and Sanders were of Ltgonier, Pa .famed for his finishes in winning the Masters and US.Open crowns this year, couldn't make up a stroke on the final 18 holes with a par 70.He was tied Jay has been getting around his Bayou home in Lafayette, La., since his brother Lionel, 32, won the same title three years ago.The Hebert boys, on the tour only five years, are the only brother act to grab a big-time title since the Smith brothers.Alex and Willie, did it in the U.S.Open in the earl\\ 19 The Heberts hit the heights on Ohio courses.Lionel wen at Day-ton's Miami Valley layout in champion Doug Ford at 383.Snead.47, held a stroke lead with two holes to play.But he went over par on the Li t two holes to lose t hree strokes to Hebert.Hebert picked up $11,000 of the record $33.000 purse, boosting his year's earnings to $33.002.Furrier won S5.500, Snead and Sanders $3.350.The two Canadians in the , A A 3C3£\\ IXOiA*.' Yw TA'£ f7X,'XG A SC 4 -.J W JÏ - v & * œ- \\ A/Mm S-SATTL.B IUUÎAûx » ' -i HAXP-S Indians Edge Fuller 2-1 In Junior League Sherbrooke Indians edged Fuller 2-1 last night in a thrilling Junior Baseball League tilt at Six World Records Fall In Swimming Meet Over Weekend In Toledo, Ohio TOLEDO, Ohio \u2014 (AIM \u2014 A Southern California.«eekend of record shattering 200-metre butterfly, 2:13.4.by the Municipal Stadium.High- Performances that stunned even Mike Proy, 10.from Indiana Uni-light of the game was the two '*'1' nK>sl optimistic of the ex.versity.homers that the Indians racked| Perts _ buoyed the United up for their win, one by Rod Pel- States Olympic swimming hopes.800 - metre freestyle reirv, 8:17.0, by the Indianapolis Ath- 19'37) the last time the feature tournament, Mike Parco of Fort was at match p\u2019ay Jay won a; Eric.Or.t.and Winnipeg-born the Firestone Country Club\u2019s Bill Ezinicki of North Reading, i 7.165-yard \"monster\" over which Mass., were eliminated in early par was bettered only 13 times in rounds.ONEdOVER par\tBen Hogan, or.ce-mighty man letier and the second by pitcher S>x world record, fell during ^Club u'am of Pete Sin:.- UNt üvfcK par\tof golf.\\yas ousted after 54 holes Jean-Guy Mathieu.\tthe Amateur Athletic Union Heiber.t wound up with a par 70 with 225, 15 over par.\ti Hurler Mathieu turned in one men s naliona1 outdoor M'im' iof the best games seen yet this\tg»'d d^ing championships, season as he whiffed 18 men and American and meet stanria: allowed only one hit.In addition, NU\u2018rtv toppled in all 14 senn> his homer in the bottom of the swimming events, eight frame broke the 1-1 dead- s unbelievable, said Gus lock and won the game for the Stager, the youthful University j Dance Larson, a C mversity uf hosting Redmen.\tof Michigan coach who will lead Southern California swimmer.the U.S.A.swimmers into Olym Bill Thompson Fires Eagle Two On 18th To Win Millar Golf Tournament George Breen, Alan Somers and Troy.200-metre backstroke, 2:18 0, by Tom Stock, a freshman-to-be at Indiana.lOO-metre butterfly, 0:58.7, by Sally Hirsher, Gillingham Win Water Ski Titles CALKDONliA Out (CTO-Donald Gillingham of St Catharines.On!., and Sally Hirsher of Kwh ester.\\ 5' .Sunday won the Eastern Canada Water Ski As sociaikm open cham-pionsl.ips t! ilhiigham, w i n n o r of the | senior men's slalom, ou'p.mited David Ott of Port t\u2019r'.bo: r.e.Ont .who won the trick event, ar i (Taiud Depuis of Lac Ste.Je-eph.Que., junnp ehainpinn Thirly-Six Men Eliminated In First Round Of Quebec Open Tennis Tourney MONTH 1 six of 11-1 VI, i.iTM TORONTO (CP)\u2014The victory day, was dead.His second shot hopes of a 51-year-oM veteran in was in a trap beside the green the twilight of his golfing career and he had no chance of winning, was t hartered in the $5,500 Millar Gray picked up S650 for second Trophy tournament Saturday ; place, with a ball that sailed 175 yards, SHEER LUCK landed on the green and rolled 20 -Tha,t shol Wih\tluck» feet into the cup.\tsaid Thompson in what could be The fantastic shot defeated-: the understatement of the golf Bob Gray of Toronto Scarboro.,! season.Rod Pelletier's out-of-the-park mi' 1 ' ' s\" «ui.u-.-s .mu\t| four-bagger came in the sixth inn- P>« competition in Rome later by the Indunnpohs Athletic (Jub four-time Miliar king, and gave Vancouver\u2019® Bill Thompson the crown and $3,01)9 first prize.Thompson, 35, beat Gray two up.The shocker came on the par-four, 4C8-yiard 18th when he canned a three-iron shot for an eagle two.Gray, who had scrambled back from, the brink of extinction all Moe Norman of Kitchener and-Toronto took third-place money of $475 by beating Murray Tucker, of Toronto 4 and1 3 ini consolation play Sa turd a y.Tucker won $375.Fifth place and $303 went to Ai Balding, touring pro from Toronto who was beaten on the 19th hole Friday by Tucker.this summer.our country team of Frank McKinney, Chet vantage set up bv Fuller in the has come along at a truly fan I Jaslremski, Sintz and Troy, first.It was the first home run \u2018astic pace.\u201d\tMock, a recent graduate tom this year that has been hit com- The Olympic swimming team | Bloomington l !.Iv-a ;\"h-« .pletelv out of the park.\twill be selected during trials in unci 23-year-old Jolt Tamil, k \u2019\t,, i Detroit Aue 2-5\t! just musiered out oi the navy.Roger Duquette was on the \u2018\t'\twere double winners, mound for the visitors and turned\t'\t_\t,\t.\t,\t,\t,\t.,a » ., in a fine game However the In- Some 350 swimmers\tand dn\tIn\taddition to\tIns\two\tId\tic.in a line game.However, me m\tcompeted in the\tA AU\tmeet\tcord\tin the\t200-metre\tbackstroke dians were just too strong in the\t«-oiupiuu m ur\t11,11 hitting and pitching departments al Scott Park pool.\tI\tho\tplat-\t-\toc\t\\wui\tu\ti\t(\t,\t-1 1 ing, equalising the one-run ad- and took the fixture on superior form diving competition Sun- gjjjH\tj day was moved in Brennen Pools ,\t,,\t,\t- r\t.- .in Detroit, site of the Olympic In other Junior League action,|\t.\t\u2019 Coaticook Canadians posted a 3-0 Dials.decision over Brompton Royals in the tilt in Windsor Sunday af- ! ternoon.Sunday nightiin Coati-I -hju-hruc iirrv.ruhi \u201erurt.t,| stroke in American record time.Farrelil won the 100 and 200-metre free-styles, setting Amman records in both.Here are the world records set Indianapolis nlhlctic t lub won in the AAU meet:\tthe team trophy with 107 points 400-metre individual medley, j to 72 for runner up Los Angeles 5:04.5, by Dennis Rounsavelle, a ! AC.Somers and Larson tied for close 3-2 decision to the hosting | jun'or a*- ^lie University of individual points, club.Fuller\t1 0 0 00 0 0 0 1 12 Indians\t000 001 01 240 Duquette and S.Grégoire; Mathieu and Lemire, l>avi u I of Wa erloo, Que 8 1\t8 t m the fir.aL Marion won the women\u2019s by be a in real 4 6, Bau.iiJy of Moi.i real S:\tl.awrincc Vadev su- gles eham picoiship : Shirler llarit o! Mow .i.8 h Mr - Iknuv.K it scesfe.l third Ha-rit M'cor.d in Cali,: la Mns i rarhe I No.1 in their el a- ses REMT' \u2018BFR WHEN .Byron Ne\u2019-oa totalled 284* for 72 In, !e- B* under par\u2014-to wm I he \\11 Vinrriea open go\u2019if lour ramcn! 15 years ago loday It was the ninth straig\u2019B tourna m i : vicloi y fs-r Neb.-:i, the AH-Am-eriea eve-n-t replu g the rrj -iBar t s