The Sherbrooke record, 11 juin 1975, mercredi 11 juin 1975

DATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST INC 1000 King East — Tel.567-4851 Mainly sunny today and Thursday vtith cloudiness late Thursday.High today 25 to 27.Lo* tonight near 12.High Thursday near 28.DATSUN SALES t SERVICE - Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD I I.1»75 10 CENTS guaranteed investment certificates A SECURE short term investment with an attractive yield AT Crown Trast ( entrai Building II king St West.Sherbrooke .>t»U-M44€ other oilu es across ( anada Murder worrants issued for Cowansville escapees MONTREAL (JM> - The 19 mm a m BOARDED UP WINDOW shows where police were kept busy early Saturday morning while thieves broke into the Canadian Industries Ltd.warehouse on Massawippi St.in Lennoxville.Police checked for possible missing merchandise at G.L.Beaulieu Inc.grocery store, unaware that the broken window was acting as a diversion.Two suspects were later picked up and charged for the CIL break-in.( Record photo by Bruce Porter) Police crackdown on rash of Lennoxville break-ins LENNOXVILLE — This community has been plagued with a rash of break-ins in the last two months, but two members of the gang who are possibly responsible for six of the last 10 breaking and enterings were arrested over the weekend An adult and a juvenile, both males were picked up just before dawn Saturday morning, following two break-ins at two local businesses.Both have been charged and will be processed through Court of Sessions on three counts of breaking and entering each Two counts for each stem from break-ins during December and January.Police received a call about a broken window at G.L.Beaulieu Inc., a grocery store on Queen St., at 12:01 a m.While the constables were checking with the By BRUCE PORTER (Record Reporter) owner to see if goods had been stolen, thieves were using the diversion to break into Canadian Industries Ltd.(CIL) on Massawippi St.There, Lennoxville police chief Kryszak stated, they broke into the wall safe but found nothing.They then proceeded to take drills, wrenches, flares and other tools from the warehouse.About 3 a m., thieves broke into Bown Lumber Inc.but were scared off when a look-out spotted the police cruiser approaching on its rounds.Nothing was taken in the second break-in.Most of the tools from the CIL robbery were recovered when police searched the Bown Lumber area for the suspects.Lennoxville police are still looking for three suspects believed to be members of the group which has been responsible for the majority of recent break-ins The chief of police denied that last Thursday’s breaking of a window at the Perrette store had anything to do with the same gang.He said someone had come out of the pub and thrown a beer bottle through the plate glass and that it was just van dal'sm.A third break-in early this month or late last month netted thieves close to $3,000 in stereo and camera equipment.The people living in the apartment which was broken into were away for 10 days and discovered the foul deed on June 6.Both breaking and entering suspects, after giving declarations, were set free on promises of appearing in court Broadcasters call on CRTC to control cable industry OTTAWA (CP) Domestic broadcasters called on the Canadian Radio-Television Commission (CRTC) Tuesday to clamp tight controls on the country’s growing cable television industry.Complaining that they are losing audiences and advertisers to outside competition, the broadcasters appealed to the CRTC to either defer or reject a series Inside today BIRTHS & DEATHS 10 CLASSIFIED 24 COMICS 25 EDITORIAL 4 FAMILY 6 FARMING & GARDENING 13 FINANCIAL 2 SPORTS 11 TV 20 Today's Chuckle If we could see ourselves as others see us — we’d probably deny it.“Who d have thought, ten years ago.we d be sitting here today griping about the breakdown of services'” of proposed new regulations for 400 cable companies across the country.Murray Chercover, president of CTV Television Network Ltd., told the 13-member government broadcasting regulatory body that cable operators should be barred from competing directly with conventional television broadcasters even if it means massive deletions of programs for cable subscribers.Cable operators in the audience at the three-day hearing laughed in apparent disbelief as Mr.Chercover suggested that they be forbidden from carrying imported programming already available from local television stations Earlier in the day the Canadian Cable Television Association told the commission that cable operators should be subjected to only the bare minimum of federal regulation if they are to meet subscriber demands for a greater variety of programming SEES THREAT Mr Chercover and officials of the 370-member Canadian Association of Broadcasters iCAB» said it was this variety that is fragmenting local television audiences and posing serious threats to the future stability of television broadcasting Mr.Chercover told the hearing a ban on duplicate programming could mean deletion of up to 80 per cent of prime time programming imported by cable from U S and other non-local television stations QPF have issued arrest warrants for Benoit Roy and Dennis Pearson in connection with the murder of Jean Maurice Tringle Mr Tringle, 47, a Farnham taxi driver, was found bludgeoned to death in a house on the St.Joseph’s Concession Rd , Dunham at approximately 1 pm.Sunday.Roy and Pearson, both of Montreal, escaped from the Cowansville Penitentiary during the evening of June 5.Neither was considered dangerous by penitentiary authorities Mr.Tringle had been called to the house at approximately 9:30 p.m Friday The dispatcher from the Farnham taxi company told the municipal police of Mr Tringle’s disappearance.They in turn notified the QPF Constable Robert Berube, Cowansville detachment, QPF, discovered the body.The investigation is headed by Constable Jean Lapierre of the QPF homicide squad, Montreal.Asbestos strikers seek funds THETFORD MINES, Que.(CP) — A teachers’ association appealed Tuesday to teachers throughout Quebec to donate money to a welfare fund for striking asbestos workers before schools close for summer vacation.TÎ etford Mines teachers voted :o contribute one-half of one per cent of their salaries at the beginning of a legal strike by asbestos mine and mill workers March 16.A total of $97,096.67 has been donated by union locals, groups and individuals since the strike began.The Thetford Mines Teachers’ Association urged teachers across the province to have their contributions to the strike fund deducted from their vacation pay cheques.Thetford Mines is about 70 miles south of Quebec City.To ban Richmond widow, son share bonanza By ROSA HARRIS ( Record Reporter > RICHMOND — An 80-year-old widow and her 53-year-old bachelor son are nearly half a million dollars richer after the Olympic lottery ticket they shared with six other people claimed the grand prize Sunday The two, Helinda Bouchard and her son, Marcel, whose share of the windfall amounts to $400,000, live in a $40 a month flat on Main St in this industrial community of 4,000."Maybe we ll move,’* Mrs Bouchard commented, removing the kettle from the hotplate that serves as a stove in her three and a half room apartment."The doctor says all these stairs I have to climb are bad for my back Maybe we ll buy a little house somewhere close by.” She plans to bank most of her money now, and eventually treat herself to a trip to California.“I’ve always wanted to see what Hollywood looked like,” she explained Mrs.Bouchard, the mother of seven children and 19 grandchildren, says she will leave the bulk of her money to her family."One of my children and a daughter-in-law, Rosaire and Louise, also had shares in the winning ticket and won $100,000 each, so I’ll split the rest among the others,” she said.She foresees no drastic change in her lifestyle."I believe in routine,” she commented, "and I don’t plan to change mine very much I have always lived frugally, and I will continue that way."I must have made at least 40 phone calls when the news came through, although at first, my son had a hard time convincing me it was true.I’ve never won so much as five cents before in my life."I called the officials in Montreal, then I called Sherbrooke, then I called Montreal again just to check.After that I telephoned all my friends and relatives who’ve been coming around ever since with their congratulations.” She is especially pleased that she will now have the means to visit a hospitalized friend in Sherbrooke."I had no way of getting around before now, but Marcel is talking about buying a car so he can drive me.” Marcel Bouchard says he won’t believe his good fortune "until I see the money in my hands.” The sometime construction worker and odd jobber says he plans to continue working."I’m too young to stop st*# is $400,000 KK'HER — Marcel Bouchard and his mother.Helinda.are thinking about moving from their $40 a month flat since they won $400,000 in the Olympic Lottery draw Sunday.The Bouchards shared the grand prize with six other people.( Record photo by Robert MacPherson) work,’’ he declared Mr Bouchard, who has never married, intends to continue living with his mother in a bigger home."I have no intention of leaving her now,’’ he stated."I have no reason to.We’re happy living together ’’ He added that he expects to have a lot of girlfriends, when the news of his wealth gets out."But I’m not sure I’ll ever marry anyway.It depends if I find the right person ” He too, claims he w ill not let his new -found status affect his life "We’re simple people,” he remarked."We can’t change old habits.” He does admit, however, that the money will ease his life considerably "There’s no getting away from it,” he said "The money will help.We can both afford to relax a little more now."After all, it will be easier to pay the rent.” ^4 The World .er in focus .Prison employee dies in convict escape bid Bombs hurled in Lisbon LISBON (Reuter) — Leftist youths hurled four blazing gasoline bombs at the Lisbon headquarters of the right-wing Christian Democrat party Tuesday, while separatist troubles in the Portuguese Azores Island reopened old political wounds.The attack followed a 12-hour siege of leading Christian Democrats during the weekend by leftists who surrounded a barracks at Evora, a town 100 miles east of Lisbon There were no injuries and no damage.Meanwhile in Angola, troops helped clear shanty towns of bodies on the outskirts of Angola after recent fighting between rival liberation movements.More than 200 people were killed, and the Angolan health department broadcast warnings about dangers of an epidemic.NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.(CP) — One of 15 prison employees being held hostage by three convicts at British Columbia peniten tiary died early today as an attempt by the convicts for freedom ended abruptly at 1 am PDT today (4 am EDT) Jim Murphy, regional director of the federal penitentiary service, said the hostage, Mary Steinhouser, was dead on arrival at hospital.He said full details of how she died will not be released until 8 am PDT «il am.EDT) at a news conference to lx1 held by the New Westminster chief of police.Mr Murphy said at least two prisoners were injured as their bid to be taken out of the country failed Food prices up more than ever OsbostOS ^orc^ to act CL4 probe products OTTAWA (CP) — The federal government intends to ban importation of blue asbestos and sale of consumer products containing free asbestos fibres Through regulations under the Hazardous Products Act, the government also intends to ensure that non-consumer products containing asbestos bear labels "which give information on their contents and safe use,” the consumer affairs department and health department said in a news release The statement said research has revealed that exposure to "free asbestos fibres is a potential health hazard which can result in cancer .Experience outside Canada shows the hazard may be greater with blue asbestos ’’ Blue asbestos is not produced in Canada, but small amounts are imported from South Africa for use in the manufacture of asbestos-cement sewer and water pipes.Products to be affected by the proposed regulations on free asbestos fibres include some humidifier plates, certain types of modelling clay and joint sealant The statement said no danger exists to consumers from the presence of blue asbestos in water pipes The health hazard is associated primarily with inhalation of the fibres during the manufacturing and handling process WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford will act within two months on the Rockefeller commission recom mendations for ending unlawful domestic activities of the Central Intelligence Agency and will try to have all CIA investigations finished by Sept 1, an informed White House source predicts.Meanwhile, another source said the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee is prepared to endorse one of the commission’s major recommendations—creation of a SenateHouse of Representatives body to oversee the CIA on a continuing basis One gun killed Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP) — There is no evidence that more than one gunman was involved in the assassination of President John F Kennedy or that the Central Intelligence Agency was involved in the murder, the Rockefeller commission says.TTie commission in effect confirms the basis of the Warren commission’s conclusion nearly 11 years ago that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating Ken nedy The commission also discounts all of the major conspiracy theories surrounding the slaying The Rockefeller report also rejects claims that photos showed Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis, who later took part in the Watergate burglary, were at the assassination scene in Dallas, Tex However, an expert medical witness, whose testimony was included in the report, said his views were misrepresented and that he still believes at least two gunmen were involved in the Nov.22, 1963, slaying Brezhnev appears MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev made his first official appearance in more than a month Tuesday and said: "As I was before, so I will remain ” His remark, paraphrasing a popular Soviet song, was directed to a Czechoslovak delegation which had just presented him with a commemorative award The 68-year-old Kremlin leader appeared to be fit and visibly unchanged from his last official appearance on May 9 After that there were rumors that he was ailing and undergoing medical treatment But diplomatic sources said Monday that he attended a Soviet Italian soccer game Sunday evening and looked well OTTAWA (CP) — The largest rise in food prices so far this year, as well as higher housing costs, helped push the consumer price index eight tenths of one per cent higher in May, Statistics Canada said today.After steadily declining in each of the previous four months, beef prices rose again in early May Fresh fruit and vegetable prices also were up sharply The higher food price rise was expected The Food Prices Review Board, which has started compiling its own monthly price reports, had noted the trend two weeks ago.It said meat, vegetables, fruit and dairy product prices were rising more quickly than had been expected The board’s index is based on a weekly monitoring of food price changes and is published within a week of the most recent survey.It covers about 85 per cent of the food items the consumer price index contains Statistics Canada’s report is based on a survey done about a month ago It says the rise in the food index during May was the largest for any month this year, but still is well below the rate of increase in the comparable 1974 period.The food prices board is predicting about a 15-per-cent rise in food costs this year Higher costs for housing also were an important factor in the May change in the overall index, accounting for about one-quarter of the increase.These higher costs applied to both owned and rented accommodations, Statistics ('anada says.Quebec, Ontario to watch flow of dead animal meat TORONTO (CP) Ontario and Quebec governments have agreed on an exchange of information to monitor the flow of dead animal meat between the provinces, Ontario Agriculture Minister William Stewart said Tuesday He told the legislature that Quebec is drafting regulations on dead or in- curable animals and meat inspection effective June 15 These were being for warded to the Ontario government for information, review and comment Mr Stewart also said both provinces will submit names of those handling meat from dead animals, volumes, buyers, carriers involved and the dates of shipments which have crossed provincial boundaries "This mutual exchange of information will assist investigators in both provinces to monitor the flow of meat from one province to another.” he said REACH AGREEMENT The Ontario minister said the agreement was reached at a meeting Monday in Ottawa with Quebec Agriculture Minister Normand Toupin > t 2 — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — WED.JUNE II.I»75 business and finance Montreal MONTREAL (CP) -Prices were mixed in moderate trading Tuesday on the Montreal Stock Exchange Montreal hesitated while concern over oil prices and uncertainty about future economic performance kept prices down on Wall Street.Volume at the close was 574,900 shares, compared with 1, 410,200 shares traded Monday The composite index was down 0 94 to 188 20 Utilities were up 0.11 to 130.69 and pa pers 0.06 to 109.56, while banks fell 0 41 to 259.50 and industrials 1.34 to 193 99 What stocks did Tues.Mon.Advances 43 54 Declines 116 108 Unchanged 71 58 Totals 230.218 Cadillac Fairview led industrials, off 7/s to $11^8 on a volume of 35,800 shares traded Silver Stack led mines, up 11 cents to 70 cents on a volume of 91,000 shares traded.Oils were mixed, with Imperial Oil A up V# to $28vm and Gulf Oil Canada up */„ to $3078, while Home Oil A was off Vh to $27^, Shell Canada x/a to $27%, Dome Petroleum % to $28% and Husky Oil % to $18 International Nickel A was 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Compare* Men's Windbreokers Summer weight shower resistant Price1 ,j included Excellent style and color choice Mam Floor - " 1 ¦ $9 .95 ’19 V 4 I 8 — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — WED.JUNE 11, 1975 Kite flying is an art for which some have a knack, and some don’t Plenty of both types turned out in New York City's Central Park for the Police Athletic League s annual kite flying contest.mm ’ll " .»N ]^J>iii/iiii * ¦ jus?**’ -A ?'4^; :• pfeS 4 Young achievers also got into the act while one of the older fellows (right) demonstrated what a little body English could do Nine winners in decoration, construction and best flying received U S Savings Bonds ' ••• .v .m v' ^ - Ü8S v V X» Canusa Unit DERBY LINE — Members of Stanstead South Church Canusa Unit met at the home of the president, Mrs.Ted Jewett in Derby Line for the May meeting, which opened by all repeating The Lord’s Prayer Reports of the secretary and treasurer were heard.Most of the evening was taken up to plan for the May 27 luncheon for 88 Senior Citizens who came from Pointe Claire in two buses, and a second luncheon on June 5 for some 50 Seniors from Lake Shore, Montreal At the latter, A E.Curtis, President of the Stanstead Historical Society gave a talk on local early history.The date of June 11 was set for the Unit’s closing banquet to be held at the Border Motel with dinner at 7:00 p.m Meetings will be resumed in September A letter was read from the foster child Prior to the meeting, Mrs.Jewett and the co-hostesses served delicious dessert.In closing Mrs.Jewett wished all a happy and restful summer.Maple Leaf Lodge DANVILLE - At the regular meeting of Maple Leaf Lodge Sister Anna Beliveau reported that used | stamps are needed, which are sold by the R.A.and the proceeds used for eye I glasses for underprivileged I children The cook books should be ready for sale in ap- proximately six weeks.Plans were made to serve tea at the Wales Home on Friday, June 13.Several Sisters were reported in poor health The reports of the Rebekah Assembly will be given at the next meeting when the Noble Grand will have returned from her trip to Britain.Jacoby’s bridge MacDuff and Time play on NORTH A Q 10 6 3 2 ¥ K 97 ?J 10 A 10 WEST EAST A K 8 5 4 A A J 9 7 ¥QJ 10 8632 ¥5 ?K ?9 7 4 2 A 7 A 8 6 4 3 SOUTH (D) A ¥ A 4 ?AQ8653 A A K Q J 9 North-South vulnerable MacDuff ruffed Now he led a diamond to dummy’s 10 returned to his hand with the ace of hearts and won the last four tricks with his good diamonds MacDuff’s play is worthy of study He had guarded against everything except 5-0 breaks and it was well that he had However, his brilliant play didn t get him home MacBeth the Thane of Glamis and of Cawdor and soon to be King of Scotland refused to quit He cried, “Play on MacDuff for one more rubber ’’ West North F.ast South 1 ?3 ¥ Pass Pass 4 A F^ss 5 A 1*355 6 A Pass Pass Pass Opening lead -Q v The bidding has been By Oswald & James Jacoby MacDuff the best player in Scotland looked over his fine hand The hour was late and it was a long ride home from Glamis castle Still, he felt that it would be cowardly not to bid a slam with that rock-crusher even though MacBeth.his host, who sat North, couldn t have much of a hand When he saw the dummy he decided to play as safely for his contract as possible so he won the heart lead in dummy.drew trumps with four leads and led a low diamond West took his singleton king and shifted to a spade, which West North East South 1 A Pass 2 ?Pass A Pass S ?Pass ¥ Pass 3 A Pass You.South, hold AKQ985¥A2 ?K4A A987 What do you do now ’ A — Rid four diamonds Your partner may well have the right cards for a diamond slam TODAY S QUESTION Your partner continues to four hearts over your four diamonds What do you do now"’ Answer Tomorrow Send ST for JACOBY MODERN book to Wm ar Bridge (c/o this newspaper) PO Box 489 Radio City Station, New York NY 10019 Sister Frost has sold a number of paperbacks, this will continue through the summer months, and it is hoped that they will be able to raise a fair sum towards expenses for the incoming DDP for 1976-77.Birthday Party DERBY LINE — Miss Beulah Stevenson of Derby Line was on Friday evening.May 30, the guest for a family surprise party and dinner held to honor her birthday at the Border motel.Derby.Attending were Mr and Mrs Raymond Stevenson, Lennoxville.Miss Dorothy Stevenson, Miss Evelyn Stevenson, Mrs.Fred McCormack and Mrs Ralph Murray of Sherbrooke and •r Miss Jean Beaton, Derby Line.Miss Stevenson was toasted with good wishes and was the recipient of a pretty birthday cake, made and decorated by Mrs.Benoit Blais in white with yellow’ roses and touches of green Mrs.Lisa Flanders, at the organ, played the Birthday Song.Miss Stevenson said she had a wonderful time and all wish her many more.Club parties ROCK ISLAND — Mrs Victor Federico of Rock Island was hostess for the May party of the Border Christmas Club The members welcomed two guests, Mrs Albert Parent and Mrs Roy Chamberlain The evening was pleasantly spent playing 500 cards when prize winners were Mrs Lawrence Dewey, Mrs Ellie Hartley and Mrs.Elsie Young Mrs Federico served delicious refreshments and chatting took place."I- -t" “f- ROCK ISLAND - Mrs.Richard Ellis was hostess for the May 28 party of the Stan-Rock Club held at her home.Everyone had a good time chatting and playing games of bingo Marathon prize winners were Mrs William Pope and Mrs Lloyd Bishop Mrs.Ellis and her daughter.Pat, served refreshments.Mrs Bishop will entertain the June 25 party.TOM1FOBIA Mrs.Wm.Em bury 876-5576 Mr and Mrs Charles Bolduc of Hauterive, Que .visited friends in the com munity recently; they also visited Mrs Jack Keeley while she was a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital Visitors of Mr and Mrs Keeley since she returned home have been their daughter Jackie and Diane Sparkes of Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs Donald Allen of Bromont.Que .Mr and Mrs Richard Allen and Mr and Mrs Roy Eryou of Beebe Mr and Mrs Brian Embury and infant son Adam of Newport, N H , accompanied by the latter’s mother.Mrs James Glazener of McAllen, Texas, were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Wm Embury Mr Herbert Aulis of East Highgate.Vt , is spending a few days at the home of his parents.Mr and Mrs Sam Aulis Around the T owns hips MANSONVTLLE and Area Maria Bray 292-5731 Flowers placed in the Mansonville United Church for Sunday, May 25 Worship service, were in fond memory of Jesse M Sargent and Mina A.Greer from daughter, Betty Ford A regular meeting of the Yamaska Valley Parish Council (10 churches) was held Wed., May 28 in the Mansonville United Church with 23 members present, including four representatives for the Mansonville-Bolton Center Charge (Mrs Edith McLean, Mrs.Roseleen George, Mrs Marion Gardner and Mrs Lorraine Cote).Also in attendance was student Minister Neil Wallace, who is now living in Dunkin, Que A pot-luck supper was served prior to the meeting and the main topic of discussion during the meeting was the June 8th Regional Worship service and day’s events for June 8 at Owl’s Head; also how best the members could work with Mr.Wallace who will also be doing some outreach ministry for the Council.Mr.Neil Wallace preached the sermon in the Mansonville United Church Sunday morning, June 1.He also gave a Statement of Purpose (what he will be doing in the area and what he hopes to accomplish).Mrs.Gary Daigle of Moncton, N.B., spent a couple of days with Mr.and Mrs.William Burnham, Glen Sutton.Mrs.Bruce (Bertha) Nichols took her Sunday School Class for a picnic-hike up to West Hill.Weekend guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Barnett and family were Mrs Sandra Lonegan, Mr Ed Jones, and Mr John Jones, all of Montreal, for the occasion of launching the Houseboat “Pooper’\ which was a success occurring at Magog on Lake Mem-phremagog and then piloted to berth at Vale Perkins Mansonville Goldenage member, Mrs Myrtle Tracy (Mrs Burton Tracy) has been transferred from the BMP to the Jewish General Hospital, Room 537A Yogi Berra or the carbuncular looking Casey Stengel But The Babe was a mindful Her life was as grand as the ending was sad however In the spring of 1953 Babe contracted terminal cancer After an operation, she returned to the tour weak and thin and dramatu all\ won the I S Open in 1954 She died on Sept 27 1956 at age 43 the same da\ ironically, that K a t h v Whitworth was celebrating her 17th birthday I felt a terrible loss sa vs Kathy Whitworth today It was such a shame for someone so great to die so young Kathy by nujA was taking up golf after having been an enthusiastic tennis player She said recently that because she played so poorly at the stdrt golf created a challenge for her And it still does she said Now though Whitworth is the greatest monev winner on the pro tour having won over KATin WHITWORTH (right» attributes her inspiration to Babe Zaharias.one of the most versatile athletes America has ever known Beside excelling in golf, the Babe excelled in tennis, basketball, swimming, shot putting and high diving of the gals nrh halt a million dollars since she began in 1959 at age 19 And she has more than doubled the ear nmgs of Babe Zaharias The monev is insignificant according to Whitworth in tak mg the full measure of the woman Babe Zaharias was playing m an age when top total pri/e money tor a tournament was $3 (Mm or $4 (IK) In con trast the 1975 Colgatc-Dinah Shore Winners Circle Ladies Professional Golf Championship m Palm Springs Calif had total pri/c monev of $2(N» ont» the richest in the historv of women s tournaments NoNmIv todav can c ompare to The Babe said Whitworth I never met her but I ve listened to the stories about her from some plaved with her people like I ’eg g v Kirk Bell and Patty Berg She had such flair Onc e* an interviewer asked how it was she played so well She answered I just loosen mv girdle and belt the ball ( »r she* d be* looking at a 4 script with me dire» ting Hoth Hu» k Henrv and ( Ions Lea» hman have read the s»Tipt and would like to do the film with me What sort «>1 n'ststance ’ Well she says it is both be»*ause 1 am a woman and because 1 am untried She iv however sticking to her guns She feels that she should dire» t the piece bet ause she knows exactlv how she thinks it shtiuld be done And she says, she believes she would be a good director After 25 years in front »>f the camera she says.I have seen so much and I have learned so much that I am sure I would be able to handle it She was already a major star in French ballet w h»‘n H«>llywood particularly (iene Kelly felt that her beauty and grace would be an asset to film They were, of course, right ami her career has been a notable one There have been some down moments, of course The last time I had seen Leslie was on a los Angeles to San Francisco tram where she was filming a movie her husband was produc mg It was called (’handler and starred Warren Oates I never saw it and asked her what happened to it That was a terrible disappointment she says Jim Aubrey who was running MOM then, cut it to shreds He ruined more films that man With us.he locked the editing room, fired »>ur director and editor, cut it himself The result was so bad it could not be shown at all Most of her films however were successes An American In Paris Lili.(iigi so many And always, she danced Hut she dances no more No.I am not darn ing now she says At my age to get m shape hurts terribly And I hate the epsom salts baths I must use on my legs when I dance It's easier to write than to dance, when you're 43 The biggest problem for Leslie Caron now is where to d»> that writing The Laughlms have no permanent home i d like nothing more than to have a home.'' she says, but I have mine at the moment Oh.there is an apartment here and a summer home »>n Sardinia but n»)t what I d call a real home Michael works mostly here but my work takes me all over the apartment here represents a change in her life style She says that, for the first time in her life she has no servants She comes from a wealthy family and as a child, the lap of luxury was comfortable There were eight servants in the chateau, she says I remember one was a Zouave in the fancy uniform and red fez.and his only job was to make the coffee And there was an»>ther one.a lady, whose only j»)b was to make the petit point for the house When she had Located on the Muskoka River, miles from Rracebridge, Ont , Santa s village, which comprises 18 teres, is.visited annually by housands of visitors KEEPAAAA AiiCANADA CROWINCA A PLANTAA AATREESA AA4AA L finished that and there was no more petit point needed, she was set to work making tassel-e d linings for the linen shelves " That way of life is over at least for rrmst of us It is for Leslie Caron, too.and she d«>esn t seem to regret the pass mg of the coffee Zouave and the petit point lady She s to») busy now.looking ahead, to look back BEEBE Mrs.Charles Aulis Guests at the home of Mr Raymond Shepard were Miss Jackie Choiniere, Sudbury.Ont , Mrs Ralph Grant, St.Albans, Vt.f daughter Miss Joan Grant, New York, son Mr John Grant, Hawaii, Mrs David Hibbard and two children, Cobourg, Ont., Mr Gerald Bennett of Montreal, Miss Leona Shepard who spent several days with relatives, being here due to the death of her sister, Mrs D.Henderson, returned to Port Hope, Ont , on the weekend Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith are rejoicing over the birth of their daughter, born in Sherbrooke Hospital Mrs.Heman Wing of Waterloo was a guest of Mrs Stella Eryou and son Kevin, while here to attend the graduation exercises at Stanstead College, where Kevin was one of the graduates Other visitors at the Eryou home were Mrs.Sidney Dewey and mother, Mrs Hattie Eryou of Stanstead Mrs Gertrude Martin who has spent two weeks with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Ezra Woodard, returned to her home in Hardwick, Vt.She will be leaving soon to reside in Ohio, with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Cortis Webb Due to ill health she is unable to carry on alone Mr.and Mrs T Y'ates with Mr and Mrs Marcel Sirois of Quebec City, Mrs.Harold Hudson, Coaticook, Mr.Garard Lord and son Pierre of Montreal were visitors of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Perry at their summer home on Lake Lyster.at Baldwin's Mills Guests of Mr and Mrs T Yates were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Alcide Yates, son Eric and daughter Stephanie of Longueuil.Mrs Raymond Yates and son Anthony of West Charleston, Vt Misses Sharon and Rebecca Yates have returned to their home in West Charleston, Vt After spending two weeks with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs.T Yates Mr and Mrs Ronald Ewan of Stoney Creek, Ont., spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs.Arlene Ewan and visited his grandmother, Mrs.J Watson in the Health Care Center, in Newport, Vt Mrs Arlene Ewan and Mrs.Reg Curtis were recent dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Palmer and Mrs.Ada Vancour in Rock Forest.Mr.and Mrs Ray Jones of Know Ron’s Landing were visitors at the Ewan home Mrs.T Yates with granddaughter Sharon and Rebecca of West Charleston, Vt., Miss Jeannine Yates of Longueuil who is at present visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Perry at their cottage on Lake Lyster, Baldwin’s Mills, to help Mrs Perry observe her 62nd birthday.Lunch with decorated cake made by Mrs.Yates was served Mrs Perry received many gifts and cards.This was a big surprise to be thus honored Dl BOYCE CORNER Mrs.Wm.Badger 243-5383 Mrs Helen Kubisch of Winnipeg spent five days with her sister, Mrs Gordon Lenz prior to the two ladies embarking on a trip to England and Scotland, their first glimpse of ‘ Home” in 48 years Two nights prior to their leaving, Mrs Lenz and Mrs.Kubisch were entertained at a little "going away” party by their daughter.Mrs Ted Coulson of Knowlton Mr and Mrs Bill Russell, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Badger, Mrs James Horne.Mrs.Conrad Hadlock and Mrs Murray Call were in Sherbrooke to attend the Mar-shall-Bradley wedding Miss Judy Russell will be leaving for Germany in a few days where she will be married to Pte.Peter Brosseau of Stukely Mr and Mrs Joe Ellis, Dunham, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Knight, Sutton and Mr and Mrs Geo Roberts.Detroit, Mich , were calling on Mr and Mrs.Ernest Badger and family recently.Mr.and Mrs.E Badger and Mrs John Badger were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Percy Rumsby in Sutton and Mr Fred and Miss Margery Reed in Newport, Vt.Mr Arthur Badger, Scott and Robert Badger of St.Lambert spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.E.Badger.Scott returned home with his father but Master Robert is spending a few days with his grandparents Mrs Douglas Bird and Miss Jennifer Foster of Montreal were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Foster Welcome home to Mr Pratt Sr who has been a patient at the Sweetsburg Hospital since his arrival home from Florida recently.Miss Barbara Badger and Miss Andrea Pratt were among the more than three hundred Girl Guides camping.in the rain, at Fair-mount Park on the weekend Mrs Lawrence Rhicard and Mrs.Wm.Badger were among those attending the double show er on Sunday for Judy and Linda Russell at the home of Mrs.Cecil Marsh on Blueberry Hill.ULVERTON Mrs.A.W.Mace 826-3252 The CGIT girls held a tea and sale in the church hall on May 24 The Rev Londa Beaudon was in charge of the miscellaneous sales table.Sympathy is extended to the friends and relatives of the late Mrs Grant Smart of Westmount, formerly of Ulverton.Funeral services were held in Montreal on May 28 and interment at Ulverton United Church cemetery Mrs.W'innie Fee and daughters the Misses Audrie and Sandra Fee have moved to South Durham.Several from here at- tended the party at the Legion Hall, Richmond in honor of Mr and Mrs Elwin Coote and family who will be leaving here in June to make their home in Alberta DITCHFIELD V.M.Slater 583-0501 Mrs SUnley Rider left from Dorval airport on May 10 to spend a five-week holiday with relatives and friends in England Mr and Mrs George Fletcher have returned for the summer after having spent the winter months in Hollywood, Calif.Mr and Mrs Bruce Simpson of Montreal were at their cottage here for a week of gardening and preparing for the summer Mr and Mrs.Richard Allaire and son, Pierre, of Montreal were at their home here for the weekend.Mr James Fulmer and son, Brian, and Mr Kenneth McNicoll and children of Montreal were here for the weekend opening up the Swan house for the summer Miss Violet Slater was in Montreal and London, Ont.for two weeks.Her mother, Mrs.S.P Rider, returned home with her from London having spent the winter there with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.C.A.Larson.-F -F -F On February 4, 1963, the Diefenbaker Government .vas defeated in the Commons.mm ¦ At Provibec There's a good deal for you PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 14.1975.WERESERVETHERIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.5 LB.PKG.PROVIGO ALL PURPOSE FLOUR C 16 0Z.JAR KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ $1.17 400 GR.CONT.VILLAGE SOFT YELLOW MARGARINE c 10 OZ.POUCH PACK MONARCH WHITE OR CHOCOLATE CAKE MIXES $ GaliRarj?tips From Sisfcei» Bertfee Season the cavity of poultry generously, 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