Sherbrooke daily record, 5 août 1968, lundi 5 août 1968

[" Sher-Lenn Little Leaguers bounce Dorval Domtar strike hurts merchants (See page 3) SbecbrookeDailijBecciri Established 1897\tPrice: 10 cents SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY.AUGUST 5, 1968 ( See page 10 ) Weather Tu*»day sunny with cloudy periods and a tew scattered showers later in the day.Becoming warmer and humid.Light winds.High today and low tonight 75 and 55.Seventy-second year Postal talks showing a degree of progress OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Negotiators took fresh aim Sunday at a set-11 e m e n t of Canada's postal strike and apparently made some progress in 14 hours of talks.They recessed shortly before 3 a m.EOT today and were to start again at 10 a.m.\u201cI think we have done a good day\u2019s work,\u201d said Judge Rene Lippe, federal mediator, after the long session.He declined further comment on the status of the discussions.But a source close to the situation said extended talks in this new phase of mediatoin could be interpreted as a sign of progress.The nation-wide walk-out of 24,000 postal workers is in its 19th day, with speculation flying in Ottawa that the government will make a move to call Parliament into a strike-ending session unless agreement is reached soon.CABINET TO MEET A meeting of the federal cabinet has been scheduled for Tuesday.Cabinet usually meets on Wednesday.Judge Lippe, during a dinner-break Sunday, told reporters: \u201cSurely we must be coming to some deadline sometime.\u201d He added: \u201cWe have been talking very seriously.\u201d Mediation broke off Wednesday after Romeo Mathieu, chief negotiator for the Council of Postal Unions, turned down a new government wage offer.It took four days to get back to the bargaining table.MEET AT LUNCH Judge Lippe, Mr.Mathieu and Douglas Love, the treasury board official heading the government team, sat down together at noon and worked through a lunch of sandwiches and chocolate cake.There was a separate meeting during the afternoon between Judge Lippe and the government\u2019s negotiating team, then the mediator went back into a joint session with Mr.Mathieu and Mr.Love at 5 p.m.The three men went separate ways for dinner and a final joint session was launched at 10:30 p.m.There were indications that Sunday\u2019s talks went back to the complex subject of working con- ditions, at least in their early stages.Sources had predicted Saturday that new wage positions from both sides were in the works and that a break in the deadlock could come soon.The council\u2019s public position, unchanged from its original demand, asks a 75-cent hourly increase in a 14-month contract retroactive to Aug.1 last year.This is an increase of about 29 per cent over the average hourly wage of $2.57.The government offer, laid down last Wednesday and rejected then by the council, would increase wages by 19 per cent over 38 months.This comes to about 49 cents an hour in a three-stage schedule.News in brief 78 dead At least 78 persons died in weekend accidents acioss Canada, 57 in traffic.A survey by The Canadian Press from 6 p.m, Friday to midnight Sunday, local times, also showed 15 drownings, three deaths by fire and three in other accidents.Fire on ear YORK, Pa - (AP) - A police vehicle was fired on Sunday night as a wave of sporadic shooting, window - smashing and rock throwing broke out here in what York\u2019s public safety director called \u201ca planned operation.\" Two fires were set.Jacob W.Hose said the trouble started at 9 p.m.EDT in the same area where a gun battle had erupted Saturday night.Police said Negro youths ranging from 18 to 25 began tossing rocks at passing motorists.Later in the evening, a meat store was \u201cfirebombed.\u201d Up tight scene MADRID \u2014(Reuters)\u2014 Gen.Francisco Franco\u2019s government today placed the northern Basque province of guipuzcoa under a state of emergency for three months following increasing violence by Basque nationalist terrorists.A law published in the official state bulletin suspended three articles of the Fuero de los Es-panoles, Sapin\u2019s Bill of Rights.Hits airliner MILWAUKEE - (AP) - A project airliner, with wreckage of a light plane and the bodies of its three young passengers ' embedded in its side, landed safely Sunday before most of the 10 passengers aboard the bigger plane knew what happened.Capt Ted Baum, 43, of Skokie, 111., brought the twin - engined plane in with one engine dead and his co-pilot badly injured.Bomb threat GANDER.Nfld (CP) - A big Lufthansa jetliner with 157 persons aboard made an unscheduled stop here early today after a bomb threat was received by the airline's New York office.A spokesman for Eastern Provincial Airways, the agents here, said a thorough search revealed no trace of a bomb aboard the Boeing 707, which left New York for Frankfurt Back English MONTREAL (CP) - Leaders of two Quebec separatist groups which Friday announced merger plans, said Sunday English-speaking Quebecers will be guaranteed the right to educate their children in their own language, culture, heritage and traditions in an independent Quebec.The guarantee was made in a four-part statement signed by Rene Levesque, leader of the 7.000-\trnember Mouvement Sou-verainete-Association, and Gilles Grégoire, leader of the 12.000-\tmember Ralliement National.The statement, released MONTREAL (CP) - Yves Lagace, 21, of Sherbrooke, Que., died Saturday of pneumonia 24 hours after his second kidney transplant in six months.Dr.J.Gilbert Turner, executive director of Royal Victoria Hospital, where the operation was performed, said Mr.Lagace \u201cdeveloped a severe case of pneumonia\u201d which doctors were unable to combat because of his \u201cserious\u201d condition.:-r.; t* * UT1 at a news conference, said: \u201cYou cannot ignore Quebec\u2019s 1,500,000 Anglophones.They have the fundamental right to their language and education.A sovereign state of Quebec will work for its own needs, but we\u2019ll respect the rights of the minority.\u201d Following merger talks Friday, the MSA and the RN announced they would form a single organization and form a political party this fall.But a third organization involved in the merger talks, the 13,000-member Rassemblement pour l\u2019independance nationale Mr.Lagace, whom Dr.Turner described as \u201ca very sick man,\u201d had undergone an operation earlier last week to remove his first substitute kidney and the two operations within such a short time severely weakened him.The doctor said the second transplanted kidney was functioning satisfactorily when the patient died at 10 p.m.The young man earlier had been reported \u201cdoing well\u201d after receiving the kidney of Donald Robert Allen, an 18-year-old Montrealer killed when his motorcycle collided with a car at an intersection.Mr.Lagace had been ill with kidney disease for several years and was being kept alive by means of a dialysis machine, which removes impurities from the blood, normally cleaned by the kidneys.He received his first kidney transplant October but the organ was removed earlier last week when it showed signs of infection.rights led by Pierre Bourgault, refused to enter into the merger, saying it was unacceptable to give state support to English-language schools.Mr.Bourgault said his party could not accept Mr.Levesque\u2019s position that English-speaking Quebecers have \u201cfull rights.\u201d His party would continue to operate as a political party offering the Quebec electorate \u201cthe only choice for true independence.\u201d Mr.Levesque md Mr.Grégoire said at the news conference Sunday they had spent the weekend working out policies to guide the MSA-RN merger which they said would come about at a convention to be held this fall.Mr.Levesque said they had agreed to work for the creation of a sovereign state with French as the first language and for the institution of a social, democratic and cultural program to develop the state of Quebec.The two leaders had agreed upon rights for English-speaking residents of the province and on negotiations with Canada for a treaty to develop an economic association in which Quebec would have its own taxation and monetary institutions.Mr.Levesque said he and Mr.Grégoire had reached total agreement on these points and a more detailed program would be worked out between now and the fall congress.Mr.Levesque resigned from the provincial Liberal party last fall to sit as an independent for Montreal Laurier after a meeting of the Quebec Liberal Federation refused to consider his proposals for a sovereign Quebec associated in an economic union with Canada.Mr.Grégoire was formerly independent member of Parliament for Lapointe.He did not contest the June 25 federal election.Yves Lagace dies after operation Pope was misunderstood Pope Paul said Sunday his encyclical banning artificial birth control has been misunderstood by some critics and emphasized it does not bar \"reasonable\u201d limitation of families.Meanwhile, the dispute among Roman Catholics over obedience to the papal ban showed no sign of abating.Addressing thousands of pilgrims to his summer residence south of Rome, the 70-year-old pontiff said the policy he proclaimed \u201cis not in itself opposed \u2014as some seem to think\u2014to a reasonable limitation of birth, nor to scientific research and therapeutic cures, nor even to a truly responsible parenthood nor to peace and family harmony.\u201d The Pope\u2019s encyclical, Of Human Life, renewed the Inside Births, deaths 5 Townships\tt Classified\tI Comics\t} TODAY'S CHUCKLE - Too going places when really c h u r c h\u2019s prohibition against chemical and mechanical methods of contraception.Total abstinence and the rhythm method during the wife's fertility period remain the only methods approved by the church.Obviously concerned by growing opposition to his decision, the Pope said: \u201cWe know that there are many who have not appreciated our teaching.In fact many oppose it.In a certain sense we can understand this incomprehension and also this opposition \u201d But he gave no indications of retreating from his decision and said his encyclical \"is derived from the laws of God.\" While not issued as infallible, the encyclical is considered binding on the world's 500,000 Roman Catholics.today Editorial*\t4 Financial\t5 Sport*\tio Tolovition\t} Woman\t* many Hava though» thry war* they wore just boing iakanl In Washington, the Catholic University of America announced that the number of American Catholic theologians opposing the Pope\u2019s ban on artificial contraception has risen \"I am surprised and saddened by the actions of these gentlemen\u2014actions which are setting the church on fire,\" said Washington\u2019s Patrick Cardinal O\u2019Boyle in a sermon urging obedience to the Pope.But later in the day 52 of the priests in the cardinal\u2019s archdiocese signed a declaration reaffirming the position taken before the encyclical by the Association of Washington Priests that Catholics have the right \u201cto responsibility practice birth control.\u201d The Pope s position was also supported by John Cardinal Cody, the archbishop of Chicago, and by Msgr Thomas J.McGovern of the archdiocese of New York.But in Albany, N.Y., Rev.Bernard J.Lannon told woship pers at Holy Spirit Church: \"We must listen to other voices in the church and, in the final analysis, it is a personal decision \u201d üdA A «sPlÉS .'Ti\u2019iM \u2019 j$ TRIES TO AID VICTIMS -A medical aide venture* under perilously hanging chunk* of concrete, wood and other Nixon rubble to try and take medicine to trapped occupants in wreckage of apartment house in Manila, Philippines.The fights five storey building collapsod when a strong earthquake hit the area during early Friday morning when tenants were pincer still asleep.(AP Wirephoto via cable from Manila) move MIAMI BEACH I CP) - A final-hour pincer movement continued to deny Richard Nixon his second Republican presidential nomination as the party launched its 26th leadership convention today.That move\u2014by Gov.Nelson Rockefeller of New York from one side and Gov.Ronald Reagan of California from the other \u2014provided the main drama in what appeared to be a cut-and-dried situation.Everett Dirksen, Senate Republican leader, bluntly put his money on Nixon, who was vice-president during the Eisenhower years from 1952 to I960, by saying: \u201cI think he is so close to striking distance that .I don\u2019t think he can be stopped.\u2019\u2019 An Associated Press poll showed Nixon with 572 votes\u2014 only 95 short of the 667 he needs to win.Rockefeller had 232, Reagan 161, favorite sons accounted for 231 and there were 137 uncommitted.As a prelude to the five-day convention in this tourist mecca, the party resolution committee finally produced a draft platform labelled as generally moderate, VIETNAM A PRIORITY Chief interest from the American political viewpoint was the section on the Vietnam war calling for a \u201cstrategy permitting a progressive de-Americanization of the war, both military and civilian.\" Otherwise, generally, it was so imprecise as to provide Nixon, or whoever is chosen, wth ample leeway in the cam paign leading up to the Nov.5 Platform on Vietnam mild See page 5 election.Backers of Nixon called the program \u201cbold and positive.\u201d Rockefeller described the Vietnam plank as constructive \u2014\u201ca platform that we can win on and I want to run on.\u201d Even Reagan, a \u201cfight-to-win\u201d advocate on Vietnam, indicated he would accept the platform as a basic guidepost.The actual candidate choice will be made Wednesday night by the 1,333 official delegates from the 50 states, polled state by state.BLOCKING NIXON The Rockefeller-Reagan strategy, operating through demonstrations, final newspaper and television ads and last-ditch pressure applied to delegates, has been to stop Nixon from winning on the first or second ballots in hopes his support will crumble.The secondary choice for the convention will be a running mate as vice-president.In the past this has been much more of a formality.Republican nominee Barry Gold-water in 1964, for example, chose William Miller of New York state because, he said, Miller got under the skin of President Johnson Czech chiefs and Red press assume people that PRAGUE (CP) - A truce prevailed in the Soviet bloc today with Czechoslovakia\u2019s liberal Communist leaders and the Soviet press each assuring their people all is well in the wake of the Bratislava conference Observers in Prague foresaw more strains between Czech leaders and such defenders of the Communist status quo as Water Ulbricht of East Ger many and Wladyslaw Gomulka of Poland.But the future looked brighter for party chief Alexander Dubcek and his associates than it had in many weeks.Dubcek gave fresh assurances to dispel any lingering suspicions that his group had been forced off their liberal course by the Russians and their allies at the meetings in Slovakia last week.\u201cWe are determined to continue on the road we have taken,\u201d Dubcek said in a broadcast Sunday night.\u201cFor the people of this republic there is no other way.\u201d He noted that the joint declaration signed at the meeting contained a virtual hands off pledge that leaves Czechoslovakia free to continue its new course, GIVEN GUARANTEE The document guaranteed the right of every party to develop all is well along its own lines, \u201ctaking into account the national character istic and conditions\" of each country.It also bound all signatories to close co-operation in matters dealing with foreign policy.Dubcek appealed to the coun try to begin a sober implementation of the tasks set by the party\u2019s reformist program\u2014including mending ideological fences with East Germany and Poland.Despite his assurances nothing vital was sacrificed in the summit talks, there were some persons here who sensed danger to the promise of free speech, Shooting continues across Jordan TEL AVIV (AP) - Arab and Israeli forces exchanged fire across the River Jordan for the second straight day today following a retaliatory strike by Israeli warplanes which the Israelis claimed destroyed Arab guerrila only 15 miles from the Jordanian capital of Amman.An Israeli army spokesman said Jordanian troops rained ba zooka and mortar shells on three settlements in the Beisan Valley Israeli forces returned the fire, he said, and no Asraeli casualties were reported Israeli jets streaked across the River Jordan Sunday and dealt what military spokesmen called \u201ca substantial blow\u201d to Arab guerrilla bases Inside Jordan.Jordan reported 23 civilians and five of its soldiers killed in the air attack and 82 persons wounded.It claimed one U.S.-built Israeli Skyhawk jet was downed But Israel said all of its planes returned safely.Both Jordan and Israel notified the UN Security Council of the air raid, and Jordan charged the Israelis with aggression.But neither asked for any UN action The air strike\u2014first in two months against Jordanian territory\u2014\u201ccompletely destroyed two guerrilla bases near the town of Salt, 11 miles across the River Jordan and 15 miles west of the capital, the Israeli chief of staff, Maj.-Gen.Haim Bar-Lev reported Premier Levi Eshkol said the attack was in retaliation for a month of increased guerrilla activity by Arab infiltrators based in Jordan He warned that stepped -up infiltration was creating \u201cthe same chain of events which led to the June war\u201d in 1967 \u201cThe enemy shall be made to pay the price in full,\u201d he declared.A similar warning was given in leaflets in Arabic dropped by the attacking Israeli warplanes The leaflets proclaimed \"Saboteurs\u2014we shall reach you.Those who succeed in crossing the Jordan River fall into our hands.Those who resist are killed, wounded or sentenced to long terms in jail Forty-four of you were buried by us last month alone .Death to whoever strives to cause death.Life to whoever wishes to live in peace.\u201d I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON , AUG 5, 1968 Melbourne Recent guests of Mrs.Frea J.Newell were Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Muir, Montreal, Miss Patsy Nugent, Leeds Village, Mr and Mrs.Marcel Bilodeau and Daniel, Quebec City.Mrs.Fred Newell spent the weekend the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Bilodeau in Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Wentworth and children, Susan and John, Bramalea, Ont., are guests of the former\u2019s father, Mr.Arthur Wentworth and brother, Mr.Melvin Wentworth and family.Recent guests of Mr and Mrs.Murray MacMorine were Mr.and Mrs.Keith MacMorine, Mrs.George Hanson and daughter, Julie, Burlington, Ont.; Miss May Keaton, Hamilton, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Ray MacMorine and daughter, Janice, of Danville; Mrs.W.MacMorine and Miss Carrie Ward, Kingsbury.Mr.and Mrs.Ashley Stalker VONCV* SPECIALTIES\t_____ STEAKS ON GRILL CHICKEN BAR-B-Q DINING ROOM \u2022 RESFRVED TABLES \\ | 314 QUEEN LENNOXVILLE FULLY LICENSED SMALL RECEPTIONS LENNOX LOACH PROPRIETOR 562-9544 received news of the death of Mrs.George Hoskins, of Fam-ham, which occurred at her home on July 27.Funeral and interment took place on July 30 Miss Camille Proulx, Montreal, is visiting her sister, Mrs.Bertie Davis.Mrs.Howard Stevens and son, Jeffie, Vancouver, B C., are visiting her mother, Mrs.Beatrice Rodgers, also other relatives and friends.Recent visitors at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Frank Noble, Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Noble and daughter, Edna, Brampton, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.F N.Fleming, Pointe Claire, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Fleming and Miss Debbie Booth, Belvedere Heights, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Fleming.Mr.and Mrs.William Borden and family are holidaying in various places in Ontario and the United States.Mrs.George Hanson and daughter, Janice, Burlington, Ont., have returned after spending a few days with Mrs.Florence Roster and other relatives here and in Richmond.Mrs.Hanson and daughter accompanied Mr.Gordon Stevens back here, after he had been their guest.Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Keefe and family, Brighton, Ont., have returned after spending two weeks guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Mallette and other relatives.?m ' b ¦ Camera buff can have cheap profitable visit HIT( HHIKING 1)1 < K struts around the rear of this motor boat with its occupants unaware of the stowaway.After traveling a short distance, the duck strolled off into the water.GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Liftings supplied by each station and subject to change without notice.3\u2014WCAX Burlington\t5\u2014WPTZ Plattsburg\t6\u2014CBMT\u2014Montreal 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount Washington 12\u2014CFCF\u2014Montreal TBA\u2014To Be Announced MOVING 6:00 p.m.5)\tNews, Weafher, Sports 6)\tAAy Three Sons 8) Movie: April Love 12) Pierre Berton 6:30 p.m.3) Convention Coverage 5)\tConvention Coverage 6)\tNews, Weather, Sports 12) Local News 7:00 p.m.6) Something Summer 8) Second Hundred Years 12) Flinstones 7:25 p.m.6) Sports Gord Atkinson 7:30 p.m.6) The Baron 7:00 a m.5) Today 7:05 a.m.3) News, Benti /:4J a.m.8) Farm 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10:00 p.m.6) News Magazine 12) Avengers 10:30 p.m.6) This Week 11:00 p.m.3) News 5)\tNews 6)\tNews 8) News 12) News 11:30 p.m.3) Merv Griffin 5)\tJohnny Carson 8) Joey Bishop 11:40 p.m.12) Movie: The Green-Eyed Blonde 11:45 p.m.6)\tOne of a Kind WETZLAR, West Germany i CP) \u2014 Three days of any European holiday can be spent here both cheaply ami profitably by any amateur photographer with a little foresight.E.Leitz Co., makers of the world-renowned Leica cameras and high-quality lenses for science, operates a three-day school for camera buffs every week.It\u2019s free, but arrangements have to be made well in advance by writing to the school for admission to a Monday-to-Wednesday course in English, French or another language.Wetzlar is about an hour's train ride north of Frankfurt, in rolling hill country on a tributary of the Rhine River The old part of the city, where Leitz will arrange modest hotel accommodation, perches on top of a hill dominated by its ancient cathedral.Once in Wetzlar, it\u2019s a short walk through the crooked, narrow and hilly streets of the old town to the Leitz plant and its ultra-modern reception centre, where the Leica school classes are held.PRACTICAL COURSE Classes start sharp at 9 a.m, with a 45-minute lunch break, and continue to about 4:30 p.m.It\u2019s necessary to arrive in Wetzlar on a Sunday evening.And don\u2019t plan on leaving until Thursday morning.Monday's first class is a survey of the latest models of Leica cameras, and each stu- dent is given a 35-mm.rangefinder and a reflex camera to play with, along with an assortment of lenses.Monday afternoon, if the weather is fine, the class takes to the streets of Wetzlar on a photo expedition.There are fine telephoto shots across the lazy Lahn River of the old cathedral, 16th century buildings leaning into the cobbled streets, fountains.school boys fishing, and a wide range of subjects available.Even the roll of black and white film you\u2019ll shoot is free from Leitz.The company will develop it.make a proof sheet, and blow up your four best shots to 8 by 10 inches.On Tuesday there are lessons on filters and other lens attachments, a survey of color photography, and a session on copying and close-up photography.BOUTIN LAWN MOWERSI Sales & Repairs New and Used 268 Queen Street I Lennoxville, Que.| Tel.: 567-7556 or 569-7219 We buy all kinds of used.Lawn Mowers) Reductions (for a limited time only) Talk on regional concepts given fo Rotary by McGill School leader Dufcur & Pelland 184 Wellington North \u2014 Sherbrooke MOVING AUGUST 12th to 144 Wellington St.N STiVNSTEAD\u2014Regional concepts, was the topic of a talk by Dr.Jan Lundgren, head of the Regional Study, McGill Summer School at Stanstead College, who spoke on July 29 at the Boundary Rotary Club meeting at Dufferin Heights Country Club.AUGUST 10 - It MARBLETON Watch for Progrom odvertisement August 8th in this paper.Describing how a region is actually established and how it changes with the passing of time, Dr.Lundgren said one finds the core is the human factor, a ten-year-old has a different outlook than a 50-year-old man.Other factors are educational background, geographical, depending upon the sources of supply, its economics and manufacturers look upon regions from the viewpoint of their markets, so various and different regions are established.Transportation and purchase power enters into the picture, so does a poor farming area, and thus sets a different region.Regions and zones become fixed by countries, springing from functional factors, administration of regions, brought about by autoroutes and changes of accessibility.Changes come as time passes from the pioneer days, from the horse and buggy days to the present space and atomic age.The early days are now old-fashioned, not good enough, obsolete.LML ABNER Speaking of the Lake Mem-phremagog problem, Dr.Lundgren mentioned that as an international body of water it is under the Quebec Provincial and Federal governments of Canada and that of the United States.The lake pollution is regional and the area affected depends upon the resources point of view.\u201cWe have scenery and water\u201d he said, but the regional concepts is a changing factor and to try to solve the lake problem like this, costs a lot of money.Speaking from the economical point of view, Dr.Lundgren asked, \u2018\u2018How much is the estimate value of the late in dollars and cents as it is now and how much if it completely restored.The water shed area is also important to us.\u201d He suggested that people interested in the lake come to the Haskell Opera House lecture at 8 p.m., on Aug.8 to hear the lecture by Carl Strand-berg on The War Against Water Pollution, and the following evening to a panel discussion WINTHROP ' YOU WILL KNOW IN THE FULLNESS 'time: ¦ -chuCkle.'- w (-'OLD /NOUN TRICK\u2014 KEEP ENEMi GUESSING.\"-) 4 -J' YOU WALK WITH ¦ GRIM STEP OF INUUN BACHELOR ON WAY TO ASK CHIEF FOR HAND OF INUUN MAIDEN/.' IS TRUE, VANESSA RED-EYE BEFORE YOU TAKE ONE MORE STEP- , PAV THE TWO DOU.ARS AMD (SET LAST HALF OP EVIL OMEN// ->T I LOVE TO STAND HERE AND LOOK.AT THE SUNSET.EŸ3 on Lake Memphremagog problems at 7:45 p.m., at Stanstead College.He asked that they bring questions about economics, total information about the lake and its tributaries, and any others concerning Lake Memphremagog or Beautiful Waters.Dr.Lundgren spoke on the Regional Study program being made in the area to try to get an over all picture of the Townships.It concerns economics, the farmers supply, markets and production changes, but some look upon the people making the study with suspicion, as they ask questions on a wide range.These steps are: Students on field trips to know the area, going into the principals, theory, economic devision and transformation; to involve the student on direct materials, and next summer, \u201cwe hope to expand\u201d he said, and make it more complete.Dr.Lundgren was introduced by George Banks and thanked by Rotary Club president, Raymond Fluet, for his interesting talk.f ALWAYS IF YOU'VE SGEN ONE GUNGET VOO'VE SEEN 'EM ALU.40 to 75% off on all items in stock $50,000 OF MERCHANDISE MUST BE SOLD Bid room Sit», Living Room Sit*, Table* and Chair* and many othir item*.STORE CLOSED ALL DAY, MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, TO PREPARE THE SALE SALE STARTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th, at 9 A.M.Meuble Fredette 667 King St.East, Sherbrooke | fW U NIA, Ik.TM.I\u201e.U).Nt.OH.u WOVE GOT ABOUT AG MUCH RCMANCE AG A EACUFULCF WETGYM £OCKG WPaLM OWJl ALLEY OOP FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL, WIZER, HOW D'VOt I ASSESS TH' SITUATIONi* WELL,YOUR HIGHNESS, 1\t^ i TH' PICTURE IN ITS / .BUT LOOKING OVERALL ENTIRETY ( AT IT FRONT A APPEARS CUXJPY.-o B S PRACTICAL VIEWPOINT., .IP VENTURE TO SAY, BARRING SOME 1501 ATEP RESERVATIONS.E* OH, FOR HEWINèS \\ SAKE, SET TO / OKAY.TH* POINT.' ( VOU'RE IN TROUBLE V it/ \u2018V i ni* .T m i., ., .oh y ^ \\\tdont you KNOW YOUR.Hf 5 Men\"\t\\ PIPE COULD START A SAOtiH HE\u2019S , \\ Fee, and Burn the AM impostor! ;T*«s that wake pup an\tTHM-U5E0 To .\t.WAKE PAPER To WRITE ON .X-A and books to read?^ ) J; 3 \u2022 mu AMO WITHOUT BOOKS AND PAPER., THERE WOULD BE MO , SCHOOLS.! Q \\m >T MIA, lee.Tj*.Ilf.US, Fir 04* A theory went A a (VlATHH ( CAPTAIN EASY THE BORN LOSER .STRANBEl JVJPOB POWER.POE^N\u2019T answer: ANP THE POORS UWLOCKEPl LET'S LOOK AR0UNP1 HE9 BEEN 5hot: contact H0MICIPE\u201e.ANP CALL AN AMBULANCE,,,BUT I'M ATRAIP ITS TOO LATE! ITtoJ lAFTER] [pearchI INli UP-5TAIRPI ' blaiepItheir car*.90 THEY CIC COME MERE,,.BUT PIPN'T PTOPI lU TAIL 'EM.LEARN WHAT THEY'RE UP T WINôlNü OUT OP THE AILET BEHINP eabyp apart ment; a car 9PEEP.A UP A SIPE STREET > H MIA, lx soot e-s t Uurubli; picss çj«irmi;nls neeü lu bu drycluaned.Samtone drvcleaned.S69-2585 1705 King St.West Sherbrooke Daily Berord MON .Al'G.5.1968 Five people killed Long Domtar strike affects merchants in weekend accidents Five persons were killed and at least 11 were injured in an Eastern Townships weekend marked by a rash of accidents.A young East Angus boy, Gilles Olivier, son of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Olivier of 135 St Pierre Street in East Angus, drowned while swimming in Willimantic, Connecticut.A St.Ludger man, Roger Lachance, 27, was killed after falling from a moving tractor in a Maine logging camp.Mr.Lachance, who left a wife and child, was thrown from the tractor when struck by a branch.Antonio Bilodeau, 55, of Au-det near Lake Megantic, was asphyxiated after falling into a sawdust pit af a manufacturing plant near Andover, Maine.Joanne Huculak, 11, the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Emilien Huculak, of 519 80th Avenue, Ville LaSalle, was killed about a quarter of a mile east of South Bolton on Highway 29 at 5:15 p.m.yesterday.Miss Huculak was crossing the highway when she was struck by a car driven by Gerald Carrier, 26, of Manson-ville.Coroner Paul - Emile Roy has not yet fixed a firm date for the inquest.A young Martinville boy was pronounced dead on arrival at the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital Saturday afternoon after being struck by a car on the cemetery road in Martinville.Daniel Gosselin, 5, son of Mr.and Mrs.Fernand Gosselin, was hit while running across the road in front of his house.The driver, Mrs.Darling Carrier, of RR2, Bulwer, told police she was unable to avoid the boy.Police say that the boy was thrown over 75 feet as a result of the impact.A car driven by Cecile Lessard, 23, of 48 Mitchell Street in Thetford Mines was completely destroyed by flames af- Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Packing - Storage Your Atlas Van Lines Agent Tel.567-6733 SEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED Cess Pool Filtration Plant Call at night 562-3158 HEARING AIDS m Budning's Drug Store 39 Wellington St.North Tel.562-4773 SHERBROOKE ter being struck by another vehicle last night on Bourque Boulevard in front of the Unie Motel.Miss Lessard and Y von Beau-dette, 32, of Kingston Street in Sherbrooke, driver of the other car, suffered only minor injuries.The accident occurred after Mr.Beaudette tried to pass the car driven by Miss Lessard.Her car stopped near a roadside post and caught on fire.Both were taken to the Hotel-Dieu Hospital for treatment by Brien ambulance.Four people were injured, two seriously, when their car was struck by a Canadian National train at a railway crossing on Route 22 between Richmond and Drummondville.Injured in the collision were Mrs.Francis Magliaro and Miss Elizabeth Magliaro, of Orange, New Jersey; Mrs.Mary Petrozzelo, of Uniontown, New Jersey; and Mrs.Thomas Depalma, also of Orange.The collision, which occurred early Saturday morning, sent the car hurtling for about 100 feet before it tumbled down a 30-foot ravine.Police stated that the injuries were most probably caused by the drop down the ravine.The train was not travelling fast, as it was slowing down to enter the Richmond station.Three people were slightly injured Saturday afternoon when the car they were driving struck a post on King Street in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Frigon, of Drummondville, and Miss Jean-nine Landry were taken to St.Vincent de Paul Hospital for observation.An automobile - motorcycle collision Saturday afternoon in Magog sent two people to La Providence Hospital where they were treated for multiple injuries.Normand Fontaine, 20, of 58 Papineau Street in Lake Megantic and Louise Hamel, 18, of 3578 Choquette Street in Lake Megantic were thrown off the motorbike after the collision at the corner of St.Patrick and Sherbrooke Streets.Driver of the car was Jean-Roch Bernard of 14 St.Patrick Street in Magog.Rotary luncheon to be replaced by ladies' Day Tomorrow\u2019s regular luncheon meeting of the Sherbrooke Rotary Club, normally held at the New Sherbrooke Hotel, is being replaced by a Ladies\u2019 Day at the farm home of president Paul Nadeau on Saturday.Activities get underway at 2 p.m.with swimming, golf, and riding.There will be an outdoor supper at 6 p.m.followed by a bonfire.Signs will be posted on route 5 just past the Capleton turnoff indicating the way to Mr.Nadeau\u2019s home.NO MATTER WHAT YOUR BUDGET .you should consult1 PAINT CENTRE (SHERBROOKE) LTD.wUüre you find all vou need for decorating, improving or beautify your home.NYLON CARPETS and Acrylan \u2014 Starting at *4.95 P*; \u201c yard LINOLEUM AND VINYL up to 12 ft.wida.Starting at 89c p\" PAINT ACCESSORIES brushat, paint rollars, etc.SPECIAL PRICED TILES WALL PAPER STOP ON YOUR WAY TO THE COTTAGE Authorited DUtributor of the famoui Glidden PAINT CENTRE (SHERBROOKE) LTD.2845 King West \u2014 Sherbrooke A WALK INTO THE PAST: Is what these three people are passing into as they enter the Richmond County Historical Society Museum which was officially opened Saturday in Upper Melbourne.On the far side is Newlands Coburn of Westmount who donated the more than century-old building to the society; in the middle is Norma Knowles, one of the many women who wore old-fashioned dresses to the opaning ceremonies; and closest to the camera is Miss Jean Pepler, president of the Society.(Record photo) Historical museum is now open UPPER MELBOURNE \u2014 with an old-fashioned canopy he built the house which was (Staff) \u2014 \u201cI now\thave\tthe\tbed,\ta bureau more\tthan a\tthen grey honor to officially\topen\tthe\tcentury old and a\twoman\u2019s\tIt has since been whitewash- Richmond County\tHistorical\tgown\twhich might have been\ted and it now is distinguished Society Museum,\u201d\tsaid\tthe\tworn\tabout 125 years\tago.\tby the sign near the roof mark- speaker, and he tugged twice In another bedroom, one wo- ed, Richmond County Histori-at the door of the more than man was pushing down on a cal Society Museum.100-year-old house before it mattress and she laughed.She swayed open and he walked in.said it was a straw mattress The speaker, Newlands Co- and added she hadn\u2019t seen one burn, of Westmount and Mel- like it since the one she had bourne, donated the house to slept on at her grandmother's the Historical Society and it Downstairs, one item that was he who walked in first, stands out is a pedal organ, He was immediately followed the kind that had to be pump-by members of the society and ed.A little wihte-haired wom-a number of the 200 people who an sat down at the antique in-attended the opening ceremon- strument and smiled wistfully les Saturday afternoon in Up- as she ran her fingers over the per Melbourne.\tkeys.The ceremonies included a On the walls are pictures that resume of the aims and ob- are painted by artists during jectives of the museum, intro the nineteenth century, duction of staff members and One picture was different WINDSOR - tStaff» \u2014 Going into its fourth week on Thursday, the Domtar employees' strike has already begun affecting merchants here and in East Angus and is causing an atmosphere of apprehension in the two paper - mill towns.With no apparent settlement in view, Mayor Lewis Craig of Windsor said yesterday he met with Windsor merchants last, week to discuss problems caused by the strike.The mayor told the Record the merchants reported sharp decreases in business during the past two weeks.\u201cBusiness is going down\u201d, he said and grocers and butchers are being hurt especially hard.Two Windsor hotel operators said their business hasn't slackened yet but they were apprehensive of a drop in drinking.One of them said about the predicted decrease in business, \"It's going to start next week \" He said it is still about the same as it was before the strike.The other hotel operator said there has been no change yet in business and wasn\u2019t certain there would be a decrease \u201clater.\u201d He explained that the way things are now, he couldn't tell what it will be like next week or the week after if the strike continues.Police departments in the two pany's director general Raymond Pinard, explaining why the company couldn\u2019t afford to give in to the strikers' demand of a basic 35 cents an hour raise.Mr Pinard explained that the Domtar Pulp and Paper Limited couldn't be compared with newpaper mills.He also pointed out the mills in the United States could undersell the Windsor and East Angus products because of more specialized, modern production methods and new, low tariffs.He said in the letter a Domtar employee produces about $103 worth of material a day while his American counterpart produces $240 worth a day.He said the company's economic situation did not permit the raise.There are no known negotiation talks slated yet for thi\u2018-veek.Nadeau would like to hire a city urbanist Mayor Armand Nadeau of lady effective in re-organzing Sherbrooke will present anoth- Sherbrooke\u2019s zonage system er new project to city council at its regular meeting tonight.He will propose hiring a permanent urbanist for the city whom, he said, would plan Sherbrooke's development.The mayor explained Sherbrooke was in need of someone be scrapped, to plan and outline the city's He described expansion in detail.He added the urbanist would be particu- The mayor admitted that the city's zoning was confused and tangled.The mayor said the large-scale master plan for the ex pansion of the city as outlined by the Lnllaye Report should Baldwin's Mills Mr.and Mrs.D.Heather and Paul, the plan as \u201cout of date.\u201d and said it did not correspond with present day realities.Mayor Nadeau said even a city like Trois Kiveres, which Sorrill, has a much smaller popula-IXirvaS, lion than Sherbrooke, employs spent two weeks with Mr, Mrs.Allan Law.towns report that there have been no incidents of disturbing weeks holidays with the peace as a direct result of Mrs.Harold Baldwin Mr.and Mrs Richard Bald-in and family spent two Mr.and Mrs R, a tour of the house.The rooms of the house are furnished in turn of the century furniture.One bedroom is furnished from the others.It was a picture of Mr.and Mrs.Richard Lewis.Mr.Lewis came to Canada in 1834 and A history of the house shows that in 1887, a young couple, Mr.and Mrs.James M a i r s, moved into the house and it remained in the hands of their descendants for more than 90 years.Two of their granddaughters, three great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren still survive this pioneer couple.Many Richmond and Melbourne residents recall that icecream was sold on the premises from 1923 until 1945.On April 8, 1928, the house was flooded by four feet of water when the St.Francis River surged over its banks.Several changes were made the strike.\tCorey and three children, for A Windsor police official did merly of Saskatoon, Sask., now say however, there has been of New York City, spent three one case of vandalism when a\tweeks with\tMrs Corey\u2019s par- can of paint was thrown\tat the\tents, Mr\tand Mrs.\tHarold house of the assistant - man- Baldwin.Mr.Corey spent the ager in charge of personnel at weekends with his family, the Domtar plant.The guards at the two mills Mr.and Mrs.Lester Bald-have reported no trouble dur- win and family.Pointe Claire, ing the strike.\tare spending a holiday at their As picketers inarched up and cottage here, down the hill in front of the Mrs.Clara Cook, nee May, Windsor plant, one Domtar mill diixl at the LaSalle Convales-employee said he was\tgetting\tcent Home\ton July 18,\tat the impatient\tage of 82\tBurial was\tat the He said he\twas\thaving no\tBaldwin\u2019s Mills Cemetery\ton trouble living\tand\tsupporting\tJuly\t20.Mrs Cook was\t;>\tfor- his family but he looked bored mer resident here, after three weeks of unsched- Mr.and Mrs Hugh Rose, of uled holidays.\tSherbrooke, Miss Eleanor Rose He explained\tthe\tunion paid\tan(t\tMr.Brian Cullen,\tMonths men $20 a week\tand $3 ex-\treal,\twere recent guests\tof\tMr.tra for each child.\tand Mrs.Elwyn Baldwin.He said most of the men Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Fielding, a permanent urbanist.BRIEFLETS NORTH HATLEY Bazaar and luncheon in the Community Hall, Wed., Aug 7th.Sale at 11:00 a m.lunch at noon.Sponsored by St.Barn abas A.C.W.Lunch $1.25, chil dren under 12, 75c.BLAIS & MADRO \"Quality Men'* Store\" CUSTOM TAILORS 149 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-7928 TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A.It.I, NOTARY Conllmintal Building, Suite 509 Tel.569-2600 1958 when the building was ur pi u returned home with\t-\t.-.Ungton, Vt., as they wished to ^ ^ Mrg Aurayj Roby call on Mrs.boy s nephew, Mr.j sta e(j for a weeg wjth her Edward Corley, who is in poor ^ ^ Boulanger health., w ^\tv Mr.and Mrs.William Wonna- Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Kerr co^ Thessalon, Ont., are spend- have moved into the rent at\ting their vacation with\tMrs.\tKav\u2019\"Quint\tEthelyn Murray, Detroit, Mich., Mr.John Muldoon s res.dence.Susie Wonnacott.On July 28,\tMr antl Mrs w K Gord0n, who was killed in a car acci- Mr.and Mrs.Wm Wonnacott\tValleyfield, spent the\tweekend\tdent on July 29, while vaca- FoSter\tand Mrs' Susie Wonnacott were at their home here.\ttioning in Maine with her hus- dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs,\tMr Cecil cajrnSj Toronto, band, son, Donald and family.Mr.and Mrs.Hyatt Strange,\tRobert Gill and family, Hunt-\tQn).wbo js spending\this vaca-\tMr.Morrison is in a Maine Natick, Mass., spent a\tfew\tingville, following the church\ttjon \u2019jn Sherbrooke, was calling\thospital in a critical condition, days here, the guests of\tMr.\tservice in St.George's Angli-\ton friends ,n town\tRecent callers on Mr.and Mrs._____\t\u201e .\tand Mrs.Thurston Strange and can Church, Lennoxville, when Mr and Mrs john Morrison, John N, Mackenzie were Mr, home such\tas\tpainting,\tcarpentry\twere canjng 0n Mr.and Mrs.\tthe young son of Mr.and Mrs.\taccompanied by Mr and Mrs.\tand Mrs.Antonio Proulx, Paul, rn?Lindoaws\"r\ttree \"animate5\tHugh Strange.\tGill was baptized, receiving\tMurdo Morrison and Mr.A.\tLouise, Mario, Jeanne and -\tMr.Norman English and the names of Jeffrey Warren.paradis Were calling on Mr.Carol of Deauville.grandson, James Mace, Guelph, Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Nutbrown and\tg Cummington in Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Mac- Ont., are spending a month at\tand William Wonnacott were\tc0iet,rook N H.Miss Carol\tKay and Mr.and Mrs.Ken- Mr.English\u2019s winter residence\tgodparents, Rev.Canon J.D.\tMurray st.Jean, was a guest\tneth Elvidge, of Cowansville, in Hollywood, Fla\tIt.Franklin officiated.\t0f Mr and Mrs.John Morri-\twere calling recently on Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McGeorge\tMr.and Mrs.George\tHow-\t,,on en route t0\tDanville\tto\tat-\tand Mrs.John E.Nicholson._____ and son, Stephen, St.Bruno, ard, Elliot Lake, Ont., and Mr.tend tbe wedding of Miss Mills Rev.Alexander Morrison and BRYANT S appliance service re have spent a week with\tMrs.\tPreston Howard.Whitby, Ont.,\ton jujy 27.\tMrs.Morrison, Ottawa, Ont., pairs to aii smaii appliances.163 McGcorge\u2019s parents, Mr.and\twere calling on Mr.and Mrs.\tMr and Mrs Eudore Pellier\tare spending their\tvacation Queen, Lennoxville.\tTei.\t567 0000.\tMrs Rugh strange.Mr.and\tF.B Mayhew en route home\tand famjiy were recent supper\twith Mrs.Morrison\u2019s mother, Mrs.Strange spent several\tfrom spending their vacation\tguests 0f Mr.and Mrs.Paul\tMrs.John MacLeod.They were days in Rousseau, Ont., the\tin P.E.I.visiting Mr, Preston\tBeaudoin.Weekend guests of\taccompanied here by Mr.Mor- guests of their daughter, Mrs.Howard's old home and rela- Beaudoins were Mr.and rison's mother, Mrs.D.M.Kenneth McGowan and family,\tfives there.Mrs.Howard and\tMrs.Germain Turmel and\tMorrison, of West Springfield, Mr.Allen Whitcher was re-\ther uncle, Mr.Mayhew, ex-\tthree daughters, Quebec.Julie\tMass., who will visit her broth- cently in Lennoxville\tchanged birthday greetings as\txurmel stayed for a week\ter-in-law and sister, Mr.and Guests and callers of Mr.and\tboth were celebrating their\twhjie Guy Beaudoin went to\tMrs.John N.Mackenzie.Mrs.Thurston Strange were\tbirthday that day.\tEn r o u\tt\te\tSpend a week with the Turmels.\tMrs.D.A.Campbell is spend- Mr.and Mrs.Laurence Mizen- home from Scotstown they visi- Mrs.Annabelle Stetson and ing some time with her sister, er, Miss Sharon Mizener, Len\tted Mrs.Marshall Miller in\tMrs.Catharine O\u2019Hara, Green-\tMrs.Andrew MacAulay, in noxville, Mr.and Mrs.Gary\tKnowlton and relatives in Kirk-\tfjejdt Mass., Miss Colina and\tNewport, Vt.Mizener, St.Bruno, and Mr\t]and Lake, Ont.\tMr.Murdo MacKenzie, Lennox-\tMrs.Findlay MacDonald and Mrs.Martin Strange, of\t_\t.,\tvjne- were supper guests of\tspent a few days with Mr.and Brookline, Mass .Mrs Betty\tMrs.Gilbert Doherty re\t-\tthejr brother and sister-in-law,\tMrs.Alaister Mclnnes in Chat- Lafleur and daughters.Susanne ed the news of the ae\tand Mrs J.N.Mackenzie eauguay and visited Mr.and and Joanne, Cowansville\tMiss Came McLaughUn _\tand visited tbeir niece Mrs.\tMrs.Bud Scott and\tfamily.Mrs Lena Sidorchuk has re-\tMalachi on July 26^ bne was\tAlexander MacIver Mr.Mac-\tMr, and Mrs.Pat\tWeir and turned from the B.M.P.Hospit- the niece of the late Cube T\u2014 \u2014j ?\u201ei.,\tTrtHn Timminc nnt wan* al, where she was a patient for Doherty and the late Mrs.G T.Collet and J.Ross Reg'd., 204 Alexander St\u201e Sherbrooke.Tel.562-9688 SEWING and alterations done Tel.569-43r2.36a.Home Services Professional Directory WESLEY H.BRADLEY, Q.C., 275 St.James Street West, Montreal, 849-8664 PUBLIC NOTICE By-law No.1796 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the 29th day of July 1968, the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke has adopted by-law No.1796 of the municipal bylaws of the City of Sherbrooke, concerning homologation.That the original of said by-law No.1796 is kept at the City Hall, in the Municipal Archives, where everybody can take communies tion thereof.By law No.1796 will take effect immediately Given at Sherbrooke, this 1st day of August 1968 R.L.Belisle, Asst-elerk.BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyervllle\u2014Tel.889-2272 GERVAIS, LANGLAIS & MONTY, 6 Wellington St\u201e South, Sherbrooke.Tel.562-4735.W.WARREN LYNCH Royal Trust Bldg., 25 Wellington St.N., Tel.569 9914.Res.569-4581 ASHTON R.TOBIN, Q.C., Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg, opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562 2120.a week McLaughlin.-4- CHARGES FOR CANCELLATION OF LEGAL NOTICES This newspaper reserves the right to charge for labor and materials used in the setting of cancelled legal notices We also reserve the right to refuse cancellation of legal notices after 4 p.m.the day previous to publication Monday till Friday, and 11 a.m.on Saturday for Monday's edition General Plumbing \u2014 Automatic Oil Furnaces \u2014 Com struction wood \u2014 \"Veneer\" doors \u2014 Gyproc \u2014 Rock Wool \u2014 Complete bathroom sets with fixtures $149 Brick $40 per thousand, choice of 2 colors \u2014 \"Mela-mite\" from $10 a sheet \u2014-Distributor \u201cNational Paint Ltd.\" GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St.Ea»t Tal.562-3892 Also hardware Iver and family.\tson John, Timmins, Ont., were Mr.and Mrs.Ken Tarrant, calling on Mrs.Ken F.Mac-Bury.Messrs.Bill Gaffney, On- Leod and family and were ac-Mrs.Marion Fisher, Miss\ttario, Calif., and Angus Young,\tcompanied to Bishopton by\tMr.Wilma Scott of Montreal and\tSherbrooke, were recent guests\tWeir's mother, where they\twill Murray Scott, Magog, were re- 0f Dr.and Mrs.Dewar Scott, spend a month at Mrs.Weir's cent guests of Mrs.J.B.Scott.Dr.Neil MacRae, London, home.Mrs.Fisher remained for a Ont., spent his vacation with Mrs.Wilson Ross, Verdun, few days longer visit with her his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Har- Mrs.Barbara Prestzer and dau-sister-in-law, Mrs.Scott.Mrs.Vey MacRae.Mrs.Marion Fish- ghter, Dawn, Saginaw, Mich., A\tArthur\tThese\tmen became\tScott, Mrs.Fisher and Mr.and\ter and Mrs.J.B.Scott were\twere recent guests of Mr.\tand president\ton\tthe\tdeath\tof\ta\tMrs.Fraser Mayhew were call-\trecent dinner guests of Mr.\tMrs, Ross MacDonald, president.Never Elected Four of the presidents of the United States were never elected to that office\u2014John Tyler, Millar d Fillmore, Andrew Johnson and Chester TAILOR For lodios tnd gentlemen General Repair! 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OES DRILLING Tel.Knowlton- 243-6454 We are your local PHILCO-FORD PRODUCTS DIALER With a complete line of \u2022\tRefrigerators \u2022\tElectric Ranges \u2022\tTV and Stereos Also a complete line of Furniture ARTHUR BL0UIN LTEE \"The Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking\" TERMS IF DESIRED 66 Meadow St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 CHARTERED A WILLIAM A.LYON Chirt«r»6 Accountsnt 1576 King W*!t.Shsrbrook» Tel.562-6733 or 567-7567\tCCOUNTANTS LAVALLEE, BEDARD, LYONNAIS, GASCON & ASSOCIATES C.J.Crockett, C.A.\u201e licensed trustee, 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, P.Q., 569-5503 TOUCHE, ROSS BAILEY & SMART Roy«l Bank Building Piece Ville Merle, Montreel 2, Que.Other offices in Cenede; effilieted firms In Ihe United States, Great Britain end elsewhere.\t \tMcDonald, currie & Co.COOPERS & LYBRAND Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke, S694301 Offices throughout Canada.OTTAWA (CP) - A few months ago Tara Dier, 19, was listening to sounds of battle as tracer bullets ripped across the night sky at Quangngai in South Vietnam.Now, like many another pre university s t u d e n t, she has a summer job in a cool, modern building here amid the rattle of typewriters.Long blonde hair framing wide eyes and determined chin, Tara recalled her time in the world's biggest trouble spot.\"My parents are in the foreign service so 1 sort of moved around a bit when I was younger.\" she said by way of preliminary explanation It was a quiet dismissal of her life as daughter of Ormond Dier, Canadian commissioner on the International Control Commission in Vietnam while she was there \"After finishing high school in Ottawa I decided to take c year out before going to university 1 went to Vietnam where my parents were Anyone who survives Ihe absolute boredom of Grade 13 has to go somewhere '' So last September Tara, who is an informal, down to-earth voting woman with an intense dislike of anything phoney, flew to Saigon TIRED OP CITY To her.however, it was \u201cjust a big, filthy city\" which she left after 10 days to begin travels which included visits to the neighboring states of Cambodia and Laos.In early December she went to the 80-bed Canadian hospital and clinic in Quangngai, a provincial capital of 16,000 people about five miles from the coast.At first she worked in the office and then in ihe kitchen under direction of South Vietnamese :ooks.\"We spoke fluent sign language,\" Tara said, smiling.\u201cI sometimes did the shopping I took a French-Viet-namese interpreter and it was great fun because he spoke French with a Vietnamese accent and I spoke it with an English accent.\"He'd bargain like mad and I'd fish out the money It was a real provincial market \"We had about 25 cents a day to feed each patient and we had to shop daily because the kitchen had no refrigeration system \"Since most Southeast Asian families move in with patients who are in hospital and feed them, it took us quite a while to persuade them that we would do the feeding \" HOSPITAL CLOSED The newly opened hospital was dosed in early February, however, because of enemy attacks on the town \"South Vietnamese police were in the hospital each evening firing, and it was thought that this would make it an enemy target.We weren't too secure where we were living either.\u201d / Among those attending a family cook-out and barbecue, held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Dawson and Mr.Henry Evans were: Mr.and Mrs.Tracy Stevenson, St.Peters-bourg, Fla.; Mr.and Mrs.Francis Shadbolt and family, Ville LaSalle; Mr.and Mrs, John Dawson and sons, Valley-field; Mr.and Mrs.Eric Hinds and Joyce, Waterloo; Mr.Harold Dawson, Smithsvilie, Ont.; Mr.Stanley Dawson Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Russell Hodge and family, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Shaughnessy and family.One daughter, Linda, was unable to attend.Mrs.K.Dawson and Mrs.L.Shaughnessy were supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eld-win MacKay, Bromptonville.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Dawson, son, Carl, and Mrs.F.Shadbolt and family.Ville LaSalle, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.K.Dawson.Mr.and Mis.Cecil Chute, Sutton, celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary recently at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Curtis Chute.Among those who attended were; Mrs.Ross Gibbs and three children, Foster; Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Jones, Mrs.Gerald Cole and daughter, Judy, and Mr.Allan Oxford, all of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Murray Wright, Mr and Mrs.Kenneth Patrick and two chil-dre, Lennoxville; Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt and daughters, Compton; Mrs.Hazel King, Miss Florence Chute and Mr.Harold Chute, Birchton; Mr.Dale Chute, Sutton; Mr.and Mrs.George Chute, Mrs.Bertha Laroche and Hilda, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Shaughnessy and family, Mr, John Jones and Mr.and Mrs.Donald Laroche.A son, Allan Chute, was unable to attend.Richmond Mrs.D.Dykeman\u2019s name was omitted from the list of hostesses who served refreshments at the party in the Belle View Golf Club recently held in honor of Gerald Bushey of Richmond and his bride-to-be, Miss Phyllis Clout, East Angus.Rev.Father Harry Bedard.Regina, Sask.is visiting his mother, Mrs.Elizabeth Bedard and sister, Dr.Margaret Bedard.by Kate Osann nmrhnmnnnno.3 >5 ü J - /£ ltd M|A !\u2022« T ** «N Wl 0* UJUULLLLJULiJUUULU WUiSUUiXSiSUiU^i \u2018Thi* must be one of your boy friends I haven t met \u2014he speak* Englith!\u201d i Announce Bedford graduates BEDFORD .Special i -The following is the ns; of successful students in the June examinations at the Bedford High School, which was one of the largest classes in the school's histon Helen Bondarenko.Linda Boudreau, Para Brown.Jon Cockerline.Horst Dresler.David Ewing, Alec Holzgang.Gordon Johnson.Johanne La-duke.Daniel Landault.Jill Mc-Caw.Peler Onegow.Patricia Palmer.Louise Shepards m.Christa Staudenmaise.Chr s Testu and Susan Tremblai» Henry Symington of St.Armand.who has been a member of the local school board, has been replaced on the board by Keith Lampman of Bedford with the end of his term of office The members of the board are: Douglas Traynor.chairman: Murray McK ven, Douglas McKim.Byron Rhodes and Keith Lampman.Douglas Traynor replaced Rev.Kenneth Trickey as chairman of the board Rev Trickey has left Bedford SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MON , AUG 5.1968\t» UP AND AWAY \u2014 Britain'* Prince Charle*, 19, heir to the British throne, reaches tor hi* helmet before taking off for a the back seat, is Squadronflying lesson at a Royal Air Leader Philip Pinney.Force base.His teacher, in\t(AP Wircphoto) Social notes from Bedford THIS ROOF'S IN GREAT SHAPE! \u2014 These five girls were pictured recently while they were \"up in the air\" over a dirty roof! Actually, the quintet were volunteers South Bolton Mr.Ernie Silcox, Lundar, Man., has taken up residence in South Bolton, he is now mechanic - welder for the La-branche Bobbin Mill.Mr.and Mrs.P.Dodier, St.Isidore, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Charles La-branche, who had been to visit Mrs.Laura Labranche, 85-year-old mother of Charles Labranche.Mr.and Mrs.Carmel Chag-non and family, of Waterloo, were recent visitors of Mrs.Aime St.Pierre and Mr.and Mrs.Fermin St.Pierre.Mr.A.R.Williams and daughter, St.Lambert, who have been out to their cottage on weekends, plan to stay for three weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Elgar Gaylor and family attended the 175th Anniversary Festival of Vermont State at Newport, Vt., it was also the 50th anniversary of Newport City.Holds talk on philosophy AUSTIN \u2014 The public is invited to three lectures to be given by Prof.Albert F.Hamel, chairman of the department of philosophy at the University of Hartford, Conn., on the philosophy of Martin Heidegger considered in the general context of the contemporary Existentialist movement, Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m., and Wednesday at 8 p.m.The lecture will be held at the House of Studies, Patterson Road.The basic theme of the lecture will be Heidegger or my kingdomis of this world Those wishing to swim after the lectures may do so.for the clean-up chore .After cleaning the roof, they followed through with a coat of new paint using their own brush-and-roller technique.(AP Wirephoto) Recent visitors at the Albert Cameron household were Mr.and Mrs.George St.James, their daughter, Patricia, and Mrs.Walter Smithers, all from Delson, Miss Linda Bedard, of Waterloo, spent two weeks at the same home.Recent visitors of Mrs.Marion Bates were Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Ord and family, Sawyer-ville, Mr.Arnold Jasper and Mrs.Mary Davis.Mrs.Bates\u2019 father, Mr.George Jasper, of Sherbrooke, is spending a few days with her.Mr.Jasper also took the opportunity to visit his son Arnold, in Knowlton.Miss Darlene Bates and Mr.Greg Gauvin accompanied him.Mrs.Rodney Davis, along with Mrs.Mildred Shuttle-worth, and Mr.Walter Shuttle-worth.spent a day in Cowansville.Mrs.Bramnall, Verdun, was a weekend guest of Mrs.C.C.Davis.Weekend visitors of Mrs.Blanche Schoolcraft were Mr.and Mrs.Roger Hallaire, St.Hyacinthe; Mr.John Manuel, Sutton; Mr.Feme Dubois, of Granby; Mr.and Mrs.Gerald George and daughter, Tammy, Mansonville; Mrs.Ray Jones, Knowlton Landing; Mr.and Mrs.S.King, Montreal, and Mrs.Vincent Cummings, of Beebe.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Atkins and Mrs.Dorothy Gulline, all from Trousers Lake and St.Lambert; Mr.and Mrs, James Cameron, Mrs.Alice Cloutier, Mr.William Donaldson, all of Sherbrooke; Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence White and son, John, of Mansonville; and Mr.and Mrs.A.Lallier and son, Andre, of Montreal, all spent an enjoyable visit recently at the Bloom-field-Cameron household Club for wine connoisseurs has limiled membership, wailinq list TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Not for \"Some of the wines we have in-the typical tippler is this Toron- traduced have become best sell-to wine-minded group.\ttrs at the liquor control board,\u201d It's the Centennial Wine Soci- Mr.Watley says, ety, a club that started less They say looking after their than two years ago with half a club and planning gourmet dozen members bent on keeping food-and-wine parties for indiwine connoisseurs within their viduals and groups is a full-time budget means.\tChat runs some days to 13 Formed by John and Ellen hours.\"But it\u2019s completely fas-Watley, it has 200 members and cinating.\u201d a long waiting list.\u201cAbout 200\t_____________ are all we can cope with at the DRINK COCONUT BREW moment, says Mr.Watley.\tThe ^habitants of Panjim, \u2018Coping with means sup- jn(jjai\tan alcoholic brew I I i August 9-10-11 THE MISSISOUOI COUNTY FAIR\" Sponsored by the Missisquol County Agricultural Society \u2022\tFin* livestock, poultry, agricultural, handicrafts and cooking displays a Sea the latest in farm and construction implements \u2022\tCommercial, residential and specialty displays of interest to all YOU'LL ENJOY THE ANIMAL PARADES for which attractiv* oriies ar* offarad winners.THE LARGE.NEW CARNIVAL-MIDWAY BEAUCE FUN TOO , , .and avaryona enjoy themselves \u2022t this annual avant Gamas, Ridas for th* children, side shows, ate.Come to the Fair at with\u201d means plying club members with six shipments a year,each containing six bottles of carefully selected wines, a few tins oi gourmet food, cheeses and suggested menus.Prime purpose of the club is to introduce little-known, inexpensive wines to members.Thf Watleys try to keep the price at about $2 a bottle.Each shipment contains a full description of the wines so members can learn while they taste.Many of the wines select ed are being introduced intc Canada for the first time.The Watleys would like to dis pel the supposition that the more costly the wine the more knowledgeable the buyer.Once a year the Watleys shop the European market for the wines that meet their standards of bouquet, taste and price.Cowansville Guests for a few days of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Chapman were Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Robinson from Maine.Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Shov-er and son Stanley have left for Prince Edward Island.They will also visit different points in Gaspe.Mrs.Stanley Peron has left for a two weeks vacation in Prince Edward Island.Mr.Stanley Peron spent a week in Waterloo, guest of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Guy Burell and family.Mr.and Mrs.Hormer Sargent and son, Randall, are spending ten days at Carmi, Vt.Mr.and Mrs Arthur Lahue have returned from a trip to Lawrence, Methuen, Mass., and Lyndonville, Vt., where they visited relatives and fri ends.Miss Ardice Buchanan, R.N.Williams Lake, B.C.is spending a month with her father and mother, Mr.and Mrs.C.Buchanan Mr.and Mrs.C.Buchanan are spending most of their time at their cottage at Selby Lake.A recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Marc Pelletier was his nephew, Mr.G.Pelletier, of Montreal.called coconut feni\u2014made from the fermented sap of coconut palms.Mrs.Wilbur Borden, who has been a patient during the past weeks in Hospital Lagace, has now gone to her summer home at North Hero, Vt.Miss Carol Holland has returned from Hampton Beach, N H , where she spent a holi days.Mrs James Smith.Philips burg, is a patient in Hospital Lagace Robert Wallace, St Vital, Man .who has spent the past weeks with his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Van Horn, met his parents, Dt*.and Mrs.Russell Wallace at Dorval airport on July 30 on their return from a trip to England and returned home with them.Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Miller, who have been on holiday at Old Orchard, Me., have returned home.The banns of marriage were published on July 28 by the rector, Rev.Kenneth Trickey at St.Janies Church, between Denis Bockus, of LaFleche, son of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Bockus, Bedford, and Miss Sandra Farley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.L.Farlev, Sorel.The marriage will lake place in Sorel on Aug.24 Mr.and Mrs.R W.Craighead, with their children, Bill, John and Jane are spending their holidays at Grand Man nen, N.B.Miss Winnifred McIntosh, Montreal, is spending a month with her brother and sister in law, Mr.and Mrs.R.S McIntosh.Mr and Mrs.Alex MacAr thur have returned from Grand Isle, Vt , where they spent their holidays.Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Kemp and daughter and Mr.and Mrs.I).Jones and daughter motored to Cape Cod, Mass., where they are spending their holi days.Mr and Mrs.Robert Doak and family have moved from Bedford to Coburg, Ont , where Mr, Doak will be on the staff of the Coburg school, Mr and Mrs.Doak have been residents of Bedford for the past seven years, during which time Mr.Doak was for a time on the staff of the Bedford High School.For the past three years Mr.Doak has been on the staff of the high school in Cowansville.During their residence in Bedford, both Mr and Mrs Doak have participated in com munity affairs, especially in the work of SI James Church Miss Cheryl Best, Montreal, was with her parents Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Best for the weekend Miss Janet McIntosh.Cooks-ville, Ont , and Mr.Peter Arm strong, Toronto, were weekend guests of the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.R S.McIntosh.Mr.Ian McIntosh, Dorval, was a recent guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.McIntosh.On August 9 at 6:30 p.m., a farewell party will be held by the parishes of »St.Paul's Church, Philipsburg and »St James Church, Bedford, in SI.James Church parish hall for the Rev.and Mrs.Kenneth Trickey and family, who are leaving Bedford shortly.The evening will open with a bar becue, in the event of bad weather, it will be held in the parish hall Miss Isabel Marshall, of Montreal, spent the weekend at her home here.Miss Sandi Maki has moved from the Kimmell Apartments, River Street, to an apartment m the liCvesque Apartments on Philipsburg Avenue, formerly occupied by Mrs.L.Monk, who is occupying her new home on Clayes Avenue, formerly the residence of the late Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lumsden.Mr and Mrs.Jack Paton and Miss Donna Paton have return ed from Highgate Springs, Vt., where they spent several weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Erie Jones and son, Scott, have returned from Magog, where they were guests of Mrs.Harry Jones at her cottage at Snug Harbor.Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Levesque are occupying their cottagç at Jameson's Point.Mr.and Mrs.Ronald McTear, Montreal, were weekend guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Rev.and Mrs.Kenneth Trickey at St.James Rectory.Mrs Joseph Colombe, who has been a patient in the B M P.Hospital, Sweetsburg, for six weeks, following an accident in which she fractured a hip, has returned home.\u2019/I\u2014 discounts Sherbrooke Daily Retord COWANSVILLE P.O.Box 32 Newt Office, 413 South St., Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Subscriplions, renewals, Classified advertising: Mr*.S.L.Grueenwood CORRESPONDENT 127 Albert St \u2014Tal.263-0602 1968 OLOSMOBILE Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe 1968 CHEVELLE SS 396 Sport Coup# NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY: Because o) 1968 IS PROBABLY THE LAST YEARS WITH 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Courtland Park.Game time is 6 p.m.Should the Sher-Lenners lose tonight they will meet Dorval Tuesday evening.The three teams left in the Regional playoffs must lose two games before they are eliminated.Saturday\u2019s game was played under blazing hot sun with a temperature of eighty-four de-greets but this did not seem to upset the youngsters as both teams played good ball.The Sher-Lenn boys power at the plate was another feature of the game.They connected for a total of 12 hits off Cook and Lebel, the respective Dorval pitchers Mayor Armand Nadeau of Sherbrooke arrived shortly before game time and his few words to Coach Amedee Roy and his players seemed to boost the morale of the Sher-Lenn boys.The crowd of over two thousand who watched the game enjoyed all the action.A bus load of fans and quite a few cars made the journey to Dorval from Sherbrooke and the local fans really enjoyed it.The Sher-Lenn boys were the first team to bat and they faced Cook, a rather edgy pitcher, who, in the innings he worked, seemd to have quite a dislike for the way the plate umpire THE WORLD OF By TED ANDERSON was calling the play.A few words from the umpire soon put him straight as to who was calling the balls and strikes.In the top of the opening inning Denis Rose, first man up went grounded out.Roger Roy flied to rightfield and Houle singled.Yves Longpre with a double sent Houle to third but Randy Warner struckout to end the inning.In the last of the first Montgomery, Dorval\u2019s lead-off hitter grounded to shortstop Roy.The next two batter flied out.In the top of the second Deschanes went down swinging, Laforest went out shortstop to first and Pierre Provencher, next batter, connected for a long single to rightfield.Denis Choquette was grounded out to end the first part of the second inning.Norman Houle sent the Dor- val batters all down on strikeouts in the last of the second.In the top of the third the Sher Lenn boys got to Cook coming up with singles from Norman Houle and Conrad Deschanes.The hits coupled with two walks sent two runs across the plate.Houle duplicated his second inning feat by sending down the Dorval batters swinging in the last of the third The fourth was the big Sher-Lenn inning that salted away the win.Pierre Provencher started things off with a single.Denis Choquette, next batter, also connected for a single sending Deschanes to second.Denis Rose with a single drove Provencher home.Roger Roy got on with a walk as did Norman Houle to load the bases.Yves Longpre followed with a grand slam home run that made it eight nothing in Sher-Lenn's favor.Randy Warner and Deschanes struckout and Laforest was forced out at second base to end the inning.It was nothing across for Dorval in the last of the fourth as Houle again retired the side on strikes.There was no further scoring in the fifth and sixth.The Sher-Lenn boys got singles from Longpre, Rose and Landry in the last two innings.Coach Roy went to his bench in the last two innnings giving each boy a part in the win.Cook in the third inning was the only man to get a hit off Houle.Big men for Sher-Lenn were Longpre with a single, double and grand slam.Denis Rose had two singles, Norma Houle singled and doubled.Sher-Lenn\t002 600\u20148 12 1 Dorval\t000 000-0 1 2 Houle and Provencher; Cook, Lebel (4) and Egan.spot, lose Als drop into fourth at home to Cards and Miners TOO LATE \u2014 An unidentified Valleyfield player is seen trying to push Olympics' Remi Fleury away from the Braves' netminder Normand Dugas in the first period of action at the Sports Palace last night.His effort was too late as Fleury had relayed the ball to teammate Ron Thomson who whistled it into the top corner.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) Olympics in playoffs, edge Indians, trounce Braves ?* RACES + * 968 Sherbrooke Olympics assured themselves of a playoff berth over the weekend by edging the Caughnawaga Indians 9-7 Sat urday evening in Verdun and then returning home last night to trounce the Valleyfield Braves 15-4 before 1,453 fans at the Sports Palace The wins coupled with a loss by Sorel last night gave the Olympics sole possession of third place in the Quebec Lacrosse League standings.Drummondville downed the Sorel Titans 14-7 last night The game ended Sorel\u2019s regular season play with 10 wins and 14 losses.Drummondville has one game left This will be played tonight against the Caugh-aawaga Indians.The Indians will be in Sherbrooke tomorrow evening to meet the Olympics.If Sherbrooke wins tomorrow night then they will end their season tied in second place with the Braves.Drummondville, mathematically, won the league championship two weeks ago.Sherbrooke\u2019s Terry Burgess has a comfortable 12 goal lead on Jean - Paul Tellier, Drum mondville\u2019s goaltender, in the race for the best netminder award which Tellier won last year.Burgess has been scored upon 190 times while Tellier has been tallied against 202 times.Again last night Burgess was by far the No.I star of the game.At the 17 - minute mark of the first period Burgess made a phenomenal save on Valley- field\u2019s Mike Collins.Local Olympics\u2019 supporters applauded Burgess for at least a half a minute on this occasion and while cheering on the Sherbrooke netminder, the Olympics scored their seventh goal of first period.Pandemonium followed as the fans roared at what they hoped to see all season.The Olympics, knowing how important a victory was, struck hard and often.At 5:51 of the first period D.Dagenais, unassisted, began what was to be a long hard night for Dugas, the Braves\u2019 netminder.Less than two minutes later Denis Dagenais tallied again on a pass from Andre Despard.Carpenter put the Olympics ahead 3-0 .n a pass from Despard and 27 seconds later, at the 13:57 mark, Johnny Hansen scored, assisted by Jean Paul Groulx.Ronnie Thomson and Richard Dagenais scored on passes from Reni Fleury and D.Dagenais to round out first period scoring, Sherbrooke added five more goals in the second while the Braves managed to put two by Burgess.Olympics' scorers in the second were Hein, Fleury, R.Dagenais, Hansen and Thomson.Goal - getters for Valleyfield were Martin from Donahue and F.Benedict from Martin.Assisting on the Olympics tallies were Despard, Thomson, D.Dagenais, Carpenter and Groulx.McLain wins 22nd, Tigers edge Twins, Orioles win Sherbrooke scored three more in the third while Valleyfield equalled their second period output.For Sherbrooke it was D.Dagenais, unassisted, Jean Franche, unassisted, and Fleury from Thomson.Goals by Donahue, unassisted, and Paquette rounded out the Braves scoring.Offensively Denis Dagenais had the hattrick and a pair of assists for a five-point evening.Andre Despard had a goal and three assists while Captain Johnny Hansen, Richard Dagenais, Ronnie Thomson and Remi Fleury each scored twice.In Tuesday night\u2019s game R.Dagenais, Andre Despard and Jean Franche cannot play.On the day the game was postponed all three players were under suspension by the Olympics\u2019 management for leaving the team to return home to Ottawa.The Olympics will attempt to re-enlist the services of Pierre Lepine and Robert Dagenais.One other ex - Olympic, whose name has been released, will also be asked to rejoin the team for the game.In other Olympics\u2019 news, Guy Hubert and Marc Brunet appear to be out for the remainder of the season because of leg injuries.Brunet was taken to hospital last night for X-rays to see if he suffered a fracture while Hubert has severely pulled muscles.In Brunet\u2019s case doctors do not think the leg is fractured.BASEBALL SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, FIRST RACE 3\u2014\tDesmond's Son 14.70 6.20 4\u2014\tJusta Pickup\t10.00 7\u2014Jean Clap H TIME: 2:10.3 \u2014 Davies Dream 4.50 5.30 7.60 Do- nald Ibaf, Anita Adios, Drummond Elaine, George Lewis.SECOND RACE 5\u2014\tSeguin's Boy\t7.20\t4.00\t3.60 2\u2014Serenade\t3.70\t3.30 6\u2014\tSue Express\t3.30 DOUBLE: 3-S\t$31.90 TIME: 2:13.1 \u2014 Titan Galophone, Stormy Pan Am, High Trend, Burnbrae Jimmy, Trusty Lass.THIRD RACE 4\u2014\tRuth Dear\t5.80\t3.50\t2.80 2\u2014\tFarnham Express\t5.10\t3.40 6\u2014\tUntouchable\t2.90 TIME: 2:15.2 \u2014 Sep Pine, Roger Adios, Leontine.FOURTH RACE 5\u2014\tRythm Mac\t7.10\t4.40\t2.90 1\u2014Lady Rosaire\t4.60\t3 20 3\u2014\tClaire Express\t2.30 QUINELLA: 5-1 $$21.30 TIME: 2:13.1 \u2014 Northwood Battle, Jessica Book, Express Beauty,\tSep Song.FIFTH RACE 3\u2014\tWindsor Way\t5.60\t3.20\t2.80 7\u2014\tArrow Ibaf\t7.20\t5.10 4\u2014\tAdio Sierra\t4,10 TIMP- 2-11.3 \u2014 Bobinette Ibaf, Coor- 7.60 4.00 2.50 Baby Sandwich, va, Guildo, Grand Vela.SIXTH RACE 3\u2014\tQueen's Pardon\t11.50\t4.40\t2.80 4\u2014\tRebel Land Mite 6\u2014\tFearless Wick TIME: 2:09.4\t\u2014 Csborne.SEVENTH RACE 4\u2014Money Bags\t5.40\t3.60\t5.50 1\u2014\tMr.Sand\t3.70\t6.00 7\u2014\tBaby Brother\t5.70 TIME: 2:15.1 \u2014 Abe Alain, Abbott Dell, Victory Law Jr.EIGHTH RACE 3\u2014\tVan Dean\t9.50\t4.30\t2.60 4\u2014\tHero Pick\t3.80\t3.20 2\u2014\tKory\t2.40 TIME: 2:09.4 \u2014 Steele C, Pine Acres Scott, Ray Bang, Donover.NINTH RACE 1\u2014\tAbe Campbell\t5.20\t2.40\t2.40 3\u2014\tDuke Crain\t2.20\t2.30 2\u2014\tJon Scott\t2.60 TIME: 2:08.2 \u2014 Martyn G.Herbert, Carla Gallon.Jose Herrara held the Sherbrooke Alouettes to three hits last night as the Thetford Miners trimmed the Als 5-2 before a good crowd at the Park Avenue Stadium.Saturday evening Marcel Guilbeault guided the Cards to a 2-1 victory over the Als.The losses coupled with a 10-1 trouncing at the hands of the Braves on Friday night in Ples-sisviile dropped the Larks into fourth spot, four and a half games behind the league-leading Cards.In other Provincial League weekend action Lachine took a pair from the Miners, 9-8 in 10 innings Saturday evening and 4-3 yesterday afternoon.Quebec whipped the Braves 14-5 Saturday evening in Plessisville while the Royals and the Cards split a pair last night.On July 18, a game between the Cards and the Braves was called in the ninth inning in Drummondville because of rain.At this point Granby was leading the Royals 9-6.With men on second and third and two away, Soto was at bat.Soto struckout last night to give the Cards an easy 9-6 win.In the scheduled tilt which followed Norm Angelin! shutout the Cards 2-0.Tonight in Provincial League play Sherbrooke travels to Quebec for a twinbill with the Indians.The Royals will meet the Miners in Thetford.Jose Herrara went all the way for the Miners last night, giving up two runs on three hits, four walks and striking out three.Herrara faced a total of 33 Alouettes in the game, with only six reaching second base.For Williams, Sherbrooke\u2019s starting pitcher, the loss brought his record to 2-2 on the season.Williams, who beat Thetford 8-4 last Tuesday night in Sherbrooke, gave up five runs, three of which were earned on 13 hits.The southpaw walked three and struckout five.Tonight in Quebec, Coach Testa will probably go with Chaviano and Sierra.Sierra lost both of his last two starts.His record on the season is 10-5 while Chaviano is 8-5.Both are around the 2.50 earned run average mark.Game stars were St.Onge, Felipe and Sabather while Saturday night Lema, Testa and St.Onge won the silver spoons.Thetford 011 010 llx\u20145 13 0 Sherbrooke 000 101 000\u20142 3 2 Williams and Testa; Herrara and de la Cruz.\tTENTH\tRACE\t 3\u2014Llr.da\tBel\t4.60\t2.80 2.20 4\u2014Dickory\tDoc\t\t46.60 4.80 5\u2014Mighty\tClarisse\t\t2.80 \tEXACTA\t\t3-4 $96.40 TIME:\t2:14.1 \u2014\tBorderview Trlde,\t Timely Story Jr, Happy Gal, Wayne W.AAC, Frisco Chief C, Edson Warner wins match rifle shooting gold medal Denny McLain, whose toes let Detroit Tigers down a year ago, is making up for it with his arm this summer.The Tigers ace won his 22nd game Sunday, beating Minnesota Twins 2-1 and staying on scheduled for his date with the record book.McLain, 22-3, figures to get 13 or 14 more starts and needs eight victories to become the first 30-game winner since Dizzy Dean did it in 1934.His pace has kept Detroit on top of the American League and could pay off in the club's first pennant in 23 years.It looked like the Tigers would end that long dry spell last year until McLain's foot fell asleep and he dislocated some toes with two weeks left in the season.The injury also dislocated the Tiger pennant dream and Boston walked off with the flag.Now McLain, his foot awake and his arm alive, has the Tigers out in front again.SENATORS FALL Elsewhere Sunday, Chicago White Sox battered Washington Senators 7-2, Baltimore Orioles dumped New York Yankees 5 3, Boston Red Sox beat California Angels 5-1 in the completion of a suspended game and then the Angels walloped the Red Sox 126, and Oakland split with Cleveland, winning the first game 5-0 and dropping the nightcap 7-4.Saturday scores were: Oakland 1 Cleveland 4: Detroit 0 Minnesota 4: California 3-3 Boston 8-5; Washington 3-2 Chicago 1-6; New York 3 Baltimore 1.McLain scattered five hits and had the Twins shut out until the eighth when an error by A1 Kaline, playing first base, set up an unearned run.The victory kept Detroit six games up on Baltimore.The Orioles won a wild one at New York with the winning run scoring on a disputed play at home plate.Mark Belanger, who had opened the seventh inning with a single and worked his way to third on an error and a messed-up pickoff play, scored the run on Dave Johnson's bouncer to short.The Yankees argued on the call and while they did, Frank Robinson tried to slide in with another run.But the umpires had called time and the Orioles argued on that decision.Manager Ralph Houk of New York and Earl Weaver of Baltimore were both jawing with the umpires at the same time.LITTLE LEAGUE FRIDAY'S GAAAES Yankees 9, Tigers 8 Red Sox 4, Senators 6 Regional Play-Offs Sher-Lenn 8.Dorval 0 MONDAY'S GAME Sher Lenn vs.Kiwanas Maisonneuve at Dorval 6 p.m.\tSTANDINGS\t\t\t\t \tP\tW\tL\t-\tP Indians\t20\t17\t2\t1\t35 Red Sox\t19\t10\t7\t2\t22 Tigers\t21\t11\t10\t0\t22 Yankees\t19\t10\t8\t1\t11 Orbits\t21\t8\t11\t2\t11 Senators\t21\t9\t12\t0\t18 White Sox\t21\t8\t12\t1\t17 Twins\t20\t4\t15\t1\t9 PROVINCIAL LEAGUE SATURDAY'S GAMES Granby 2, Sherbrooke 1 Thetford 8, Lachine 9 Quebec 14, Plessisville 5 SUNDAY'S GAMES Lachine 4, Thetford 3 Thetford 5, Sherbrooke 2 Lachine 2, Plessisville 8 Drummondville 6-2, Granby 9-0 MONDAY'S GAMES Sherbrooke at Quebec (double) Drummondville at Thetford SOUTH MARCH, Ont.(CP) -Robert Moon, a 30-year-old met-a 11 u r g i c a 1 technician from Baton, Ont., is a conscious favorite going into the final day of the four-day national small-bore rifle competition at Connaught Ranges today.Moon scored 585 out of 600 with 23 bull\u2019s-eyes out of 60 rounds in the standing 50-yard sporting rifle shoot Sunday.That event is considered by most officials as a good indicator of the eventual winner.His nearest rival is Alphonse Mayer, 40-year-old gun shop owner from Kitchener, Ont., with 575 and 26 bull\u2019s-eyes.Saturday, Edson Warner, of Lennoxville, Que., came from behind to outpoint Mayer and win the gold medal for match rifle shooting.Warner, a 36-year-old accountant, trailed Mayer by two points going into the final four events in the two-day competition.PERFECT SCORE TWICE A veteran shooter, he drilled two perfect 400 scores in two 50-yard events, bringing him within one point of Mayer who had a 400 in the first but dropped to 399 in the second.Warner cemented his lead on the final two 100-yard events to capture the gold with a total score of 3.180 out of 3.200.Mayer had 3,178 Both men said a fickle northerly wind gusting to 20 miles an hour made accurate shooting difficult.\"But I just didn't make many mistakes,\" Warner said.Bev Pinney, a 36-year-old car- penter from Websters Corners, B.C., finished third with a 3,172 total.The first two days of the small-bore meet are given to match rifle events.Sporting rifle shoots take up the last two days.Sporting rifles are 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