The Sherbrooke record, 9 avril 1974, mardi 9 avril 1974

MILLE (lOOOr KING EST 1000 King East — Tel 567 4851 Uoud> and Hind> tollowrd b\ later this morn in* Possible accumulation up to six menés oser higher terrain High toda> 3t to 3S.Lo* tonight near ÜS.DATSUN SALES A SERVICE - Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD TUESDAY.APRIL!.1Ü74 10 CENTS Inquire about the Convenience of a SAFE CUSTODY ACTOl NT at (mwiiTnisI 1 entrai Building 31 King St He si Sherbrooke 944k other oltices aerett Canada Meat packers, livestock producers at odds Meat prices hit with uncertainty following DES ban Hank Aaron clouts historic home run ATLANTA — Hank Aaron, refusing to yield to the pressure, erased Babe Ruth s standard Monday night when he smashed the 715th home run of his career i feel I can relax,** said the Atlanta Braves slugger said after his two-run.fourth-inning blast off left-hander A1 Downing of Los Angeles Dodgers I feel my team-mates can relax and 1 think 1 can have a great season, he said The veteran of 20 major league campaigns became the game's all-time home-run king the same way he tied Ruth's mark of 714 on opening day—by tagging the first pitch he swung at in the game The historic shot triggered 11 minutes of bedlam in Atlanta Stadium as a crowd of 53.775 cheered the soft-spoken Alabama native A call of congratulations came from President Nixon while the famous No 44 was still in the game ONE OF THE GRE VTEST Baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn, who ordered the Braves to play Aaron in Cincinnati Sunday, called him "one of the greatest we have ever seen ' if God didn't see fit for me to hit the home run here, then 1 would have hit it somewhere else,' said Aaron.40 This would have' to be my top thrill in baseball, said the man who holds more ihan a dozen major-league records it wasn't one of my better ones, but the wind helped to carry it,*’ he said I hit it fairly good It was a fast ball It was inside, but I think he (Downing) wanted it further inside He just hung it a little '' Downing, a 13-year-veteran who had yielded only two other homers to Aaron, left the game after walking the next two hitters following Aaron s blast that drew the Braves even at 3-3 Atlanta went on to win 7-4 RECORDS HIS MESSAGE The Dodger hurler left the ball park, leaving behind a tape-recorded message in which he said: "Like a great hitter, when he picks his pitch, he's pretty certain that's the pitch he s looking for and chances are he s going to hit it pretty good * The flamboyant Ruth hit his final three home runs for Boston Braves against Pittsburgh May 25.1935 He died of cancer in New York in 1948 Ruth s widow.Clare, did not watched her husband s record tumble on television, but she heard about it almost immediately and sent a telegram of congratulations to Aaron "The Babe loved baseball so very much,” she said "I know he was pulling for Hank Aaron to break his record I sent Henry a wire that covers everything 1m just wishing him very good luck ’ The home run went over the fence just to the right of the 385-foot sign in left field It came after Darrell Evans had reached first on an error When Aaron reached home, his teammates left the dugout and bullpen to offer their congratulations A massive fireworks display was ignited HUGS WIFE, PARENTS Aaron broke away from his mates and rushed to a special box adjacent to the Atlanta dugout.where his family watched the dramatic event He embraced his wife.Billye.and his parents.Mr and Mrs Herbert Aaron of Mobile.Ala."I never knew she could hug so tight.Aaron said of his mother.COMPTON REMEMBERS - Canada s 12th prime minister.Louis St.Laurent, was honored yesterday with a stamp issued in his memory.From left to right are J.Paul Bruneau, director of the western Quebec postal district; Jean Paul St.Laurent, son of “Uncle Louis", and Napoleon Beaudoin, mayor of Compton, during the unveiling ceremony.( Record photo: Bruce Porter > Predictions of higher meat prices were made by one packer following the federal ban on the importation of livestock treated with the fattening hormone diethylstilbestrol » DES) A spokesman for National Packers Ltd a Montreal firm which imports about half its beef from the United States said prices may increase by as much as 80 cents a pound However.Canadian livestock producers played down the effect of the ban.announced in Ottawa Monday, on retail prices Charles Gracey.manager of the Canadian Cattlemen s Association.aid in Toronto the association wasn’t even sure prices would rise In Halifax, Mike Oulton, president of the Nova Scotia Beef Producers Association, said the embargo on Dl'.S treated meat from the United States should not cause immediate price hikes or beet shortages in Canada Use of DES.which is said to fatten livestock by as much as 12 per cent, was banned in Canada Jan 1.1973.because medical evidence indicated the hormone might help cause cancer SAYS DESSAFE A similar ban in the U S recently was set aside by an appeal court decision, and Canadian farmers have protested that cheaper meat imported from the U S has threatened then livelihood Mr Gracey said he considers DES a safe and useful product Consumers will have to get used to higher meat prices*, if they occur, as long as a "powerful" consumer group, such as the Consumer Association of Canada one of the main opponents of the hormone can deny producers the use of tin* product he said Ronald Dickison of National Packers, in predicting a price increase of one third in meat prices, said Canadian officials have told him the hormone does no harm when injected or fed to cattle But then they turn around and say we can t prove it does any good, he said Meat still may be imported from the U S But Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan said shipments of such animals must be certified as free of DES At well-attended Compton ceremony Commemorative St.Laurent stamp unveiled Weicker disclosure reveals new misuse of US tax regulations WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service used United States tax laws as weapons against militant and radical groups working against President Nixon s policies, say memos made public by Senator Lowell Weicker .The memos chronicled the creation during the first year of the Nixon administration of a special 1RS force aimed at collecting intelligence about individuals and groups identified variously as activist, ideological, radical, militant or subversive Weicker told a joint session of three Senate subcommittees he has documents indicating the effort was part of an overall plan to create a centralized in- telligence-gathering apparatus aimed at bringing pressure to bear on organizations and persons hostile to Nixon One link in the intelligence chain was former New York City detective Anthony Ulasewicz who investigated politicians, including some Republicans, during a three-year undercover mission for the White House.Weicker said Weicker read into the record a summary of Ulasewicz's efforts to obtain what Weicker called political dirt" on such politicians as Senators Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts.Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota.Edmund Muskie of Maine and House of Representatives Speaker Carl Albert.Mitterand, d'Estaing join fray in French presidential contest PARIS ( Reuter ) — Battle lines for the French presidential election were drawn Monday with Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing entering on the right and Socialist party chief Francois Mitterrand on the left Giscard d Estaing, 48, France's economic wizard, became the third candidate from the government majority, increasing the strains now tearing at Gaullist ranks He portrayed himself as the late president Georges Pompidou's personal choice for the succession and sought to place himself above party and ideological bickering By contrast, the 57-year-old Mitterrand became the candidate of the French left, including socialists.Communist and left-wing radicals, for the first round of the election May 5> The congress unanimously supported Mitterrand, who won 45 per cent of the presidential vote in an unsuccessful runoff against Gen Charles de Gaulle in 1965 Giscard d Estaing appealed directly to French voters, except hard-core supporters of the Socialist-Communist left, to carry him to the presidency at the head of a new.enlarged government majority HEIGHTEN STRESS But despite Giscard d Estaing s entry into the presidential battle, his candidacy is certain to aggravate the stresses within the current Gaullist-led majority.Pitted against him on the government side are Gaullist former premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas.his arch-rival, and liberal Gaullist Edgar Faure, who announced their candidacies almost simultaneously three hours after Pompidou's burial last Thursday The proliferation of major candidates on the right raised fears among government supporters that Mitterand will win in the first-round voting May 5 If no candidate gets a majority, a runoff between the two top men will be held May 19 The finance minister, first brought into government by de Gaulle 12 years ago.joined the struggle fully aware that Cha-ban-Delmas had only Sunday received support of the Gaullist UDR party Giscard d Estaing promised that as president he would pursue Pompidou s goal of achiev-ihg full European union by 1980 and would maintain Frances independence of all powers A poll published Monday by the news magazine Le Point— the first public-opinion survey since Pompidou's death last Tuesday—showed that 43 per cent of government supporters preferred Chaban-Delmas against 23 per cent for Giscard d Estaing COMPTON (CC) - Nearly the whole town was there Men and women in their Sunday best Along with the townfolk were the personalities of the region Heads of the Church and the mayors ot surrounding*’ municipalities The Members of Parliament were there.MNA’s the heads of the post office, gathered in a party atmosphere They assembled for a ceremony, the wine and the home-cooked goodies which the women had prepared for the event.Louis St Laurent, the Compton native who rose to prominence in Canadian politics would have liked it that way He was that kind of man The events of yesterday were in honor of Mr.St Laurent, who died in July at the age of 90 Not since the funeral had Compton, the tiny village located 12 miles from Sherbrooke, seen so many important people Postmaster General Andre Ouellet presided at a ceremony yesterday afternoon marking the issue of a seven cent stamp honoring Canada's 12th prime minister It was fitting that the population which admired and respected the man who brought the Eastern Townships into the homes of all Canadians, was invited The new stamp is part of a series of new low value stamps highlighting our historical heritage which first began to be issued in October 1973.The stamp honoring Mr St Laurent was not part of the original series because he was still alive when the series was planned It is not the policy of the Canada post office department to honor any living person on stamp issues, except members of the Royal family "So in this man.both one of yours and one of ours, we want to pay tribute to a great Canadian at the crossroads of a village and historv." Mr Ouellet told the gathering The pen and ink draw ing of Mr St Laurent is the work of David Annesley of Beaverton.Ontario He is the designer of the series which includes six other former prime ministers and Queen Elizabeth II Louis St.Laurent, the distinguished lawyer who was born in Compton in 1882.joins Prime Ministers John A Macdonald.Wilfred Laurier, Lester Pearson, William Lyon Mackenzie King.Robert Borden and R B Bennett in the honor How many cities, regions and villages would have liked, would have hoped and most, would have been proud of.giving Canada a Prime Minister of the calibre of Louis St Laurent." Mr Ouellet said It was through destiny that he was born and grew up here, and destiny did things well, as all his life this great politician was stamped by his origins and had a deep remembrance of his native village "Indeed you senior citizens Stanislas Carrier.Nelson Veilleux.Adelard Bolduc and others — have not forgotten his visits to Compton when he was Minister of Justice.Secretary of State for External Affairs < Prime Minister of Canada.Ii added "They tell us that coming oi of church after mass.Louis S Laurent wanted to shake hand with his compatriots and ell* with his childhood friends Mr St Laurent, after distinguished legal caret i joined the war cabinet at th urging of Prime Minister King i 1941 lit* was elected to the House < Commons in 1942 and re ele^te in a subsequent general electior * SEE PAGE 3«AWtfAfcW Conservatives slam oil-pricing legislation Intid* today OTTAWA (CP) - The Conservatives homed in Monday on what they consider excess governmental power in the proposed oil-pricing legislation Harvie Andre (PC—Calgary Centre) said the bill would empower federal officials to seize documents, not only from private oil firms, but also from provincial agencies regulating the industry.Gerald Baldwin (PC’- Peace Riven said the bill, which implements the recent federal-provincial oil-price agreement, would give the government powers I don t think have ever been granted in peacetime The bill would carry on the crude oil export tax and set the wellhead price of domestic crude at $6 50 a barrel, as agreed recently by Prime Minister Trudeau and the provincial premiers It also would continue the subsidy to eastern consumers to offset the higher cost of imported oil used in and east of the Ottawa Valley Mr Baldwin said provisions allowing discretionary federal action on the oil export tax and sections giving the government a price-fixing mechanism" possibly are excessive and need close parliamentary scrutiny T (’ Douglas.New Democrat energy critic, said the mechanism would enable Ottawa to proclaim a wellhead price unilaterally.if negotiations with the provinces did not bring a new agreement on price after the 15-month agreement ends NEEDED EVENTUALLY Ottawa ultimately needs such power.Mr Douglas said But I doubt that passing it now will lead to creation of a friendly at mosphere." Gordon Ritchie (PC—Dau phin) said the provision con- fiscates the natural resources of the provinces, at least tor a time Such action rarely had been taken before, and westerners still remembered with some dis taste the Second World War government decision to sell at below world prices Energy Minister Donald Macdonald said he will introduce an amendment during committee study to reduce the export charge to $4 from $4 20.basing it on wellhead prices instead of Edmonton prices, which include transportation costs The export charge amounts to the difference between domestic and internaional prices The bill, retroactive to April 1, is scheduled to last 15 months, with the export tax subject to monthly review GETTING LESS Lome Nystrom (NDP York ton Melville) said he is con eerned because Saskatchewan is getting less for its oil now than it was under the voluntary price freeze that began last tall and ended March 31 It was not fair tor Saskatchewan.a less wealthy province, to have to subsidize the East, he said Mr Ritchie said Quebec and the Maritime provinces are being insulated against realistic prices while getting huge' equalization payments based on in creased revenues the producing provinces are receiving from the higher oil price Ontario and Manitoba would not benefit to the same extent, he said Mr Douglas said the NDP welcomes the bill s "firm commitment to the two price system' for domestic and exported oil But his party had misgivings about how the producing provinces will use revenues BIRTHS A DEATHS CLASSIFIED COMICS EDITORIAL FAMILY FINANCIAL SPORTS TV Today s Chuckle Sign on an executive's desk: “It’s too late to agree with me.I’ve already changed my mind " "You can t believe what you read The idea that men's hair styles are getting shorter is establishment propaganda!" -•» s .- L*W ¦ - f.BRIDGE GONE — The Bower Bridge across the Salmon River at Milby is no more but the flood waters have subsided and the residents across the river are safe.However, the opening of the golf chib could be seriously impaired unless immediate plans are made to rebuild the bridge ( Record photo Bruce Porter > I - THE SHERBROOKE RECORD - Tl ES.APRIL I, ir« SUN LIFE APPOINTMENT Montreal It’s that time of year again Annual reports: What to look for 11 DENIS ROY MONTREAL - All factors moved lower in light trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange Monday Volume was 1.312 200 shares, compared with 1.326 900 at Friday's close banks fell 4 11 to 270 83.industrials 2.93 to 235 97 papers 3 84 to 129 67.the composite 2 70 to 220 97 and utilities 1 17 to 141 28 shares Most active mine was Quebec Explorers Corp, down four cents to $1 13, trading 85 900 shares Oil issues were all lower Among these were Pjfeftfic Petroleums.down 1*2 tfAB1*.BP Canada 1** to $14% Btdsons Bay Oil and Gas m to 843.Gulf Oil Canada H to |64^4* Dome Petroleum ^4 to 839^2, Husky Oil H to $21V Ashland Oil * to $31.Consolidated Bathurst $1 to $25**, Algoma Steel 7« to $24*4, Bank of Montreal 7* to $18*4, Aquitaine 7* to $28‘'t.Canada Permanent Mortgage *4 to $17*4, Price *4 to $14.Great Lakes Paper H to $237* and Moore Corp H to $47V Among Montreal Stock Exchange issues to move higher were Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper, up *4 to $20*4, QSP Ltd '2 to $21‘'4, Great Plains Devel- TORONTO (CP) - The an nual report season is here again, the time of the year when shareholders have a chance to look over their company s performance and raise questions at the annual meeting Astute readers can learn a lot from reports if they know what to look for D M Snell, a Toronto partner m Coopers and Lybrand, chartered accountants, comments in a recent issue of financial statements and whether they have been prepared in accordance with generally adopted accounting principles consistently applied Mr Snell notes that an auditor can only express an opinion that he agrees, agrees conditionally or disagrees with the financial statement The majority of readers still believe—erroneously— that the financial statements and notes are basically the What stocks did Mon Fri.$11 and Total Petroleum % to $8% opment % to $29%, Inland Natural Gas % to $10.Systems Di- Corporate Reporting “One thing an annual report should work and responsibility of the auditors, he says Advances 48 60 MORE LOWER mensions % to $9 and New not be is an ego trip for man- The core of the annual re- Declines 219 171 Among Montreal Stock Ex- Brunswick Telephone % to agement.complete with spla- port is the financial state- Unchanged 61 75 change issues to move lower $13% shy pictures, references to ment Totals 328 306 were Nova Scotia Savings and Among speculative issues.Sil- happy times’ and little else Babson's investment service Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Denis Roy as Branch Manager of the Company s Sherbrooke Branch Mr Roy joined Sun Life in April 1973 as Assistant Manager of the Sherbrooke Branch In his new position.Mr Roy will have increased responsibilities in the recruitment and managerial duties for his Branch Net earnings Bralorne Resources Ltd., year ended Dec 31: 1973.$532.279, 107 emits a share; 1978, $639.-103, 18.8 cents Cablecasting Ltd., six months ended Feb 28 1974.$136.000 profit.10 cents a share; 1973.$87.000 loss.10 cents.Cooper Canada Ltd., year ended Dec.31: 1973.$549.838 88 cents a share; 1972.$1,003,633.72 2 cents.Dover Industries Ltd., year ended Dec.31: 1973.$665.115.$211 a share; 1972, $354.180.$1.02 liambro Canada Ltd.year ended Dec.31: 1973.$415.000, 6 cents a share; nine months ended Dec.31: 1972.$2.261,000, 40 cents Keen Industries Ltd., three months ended Jan 31: 1974, $192.640, 14 cents a share; 1973 $401.203.28 6 cents.Monenco Ltd., year ended Dec 81 1973, $1.910.000.$1 31 .« share; 1972.$1,321.000.90 cents.Most active industrial was Mercantile Bank of Canada, down *k to $18s*.trading 59 535 Toronto TORONTO (CP) - The Toronto stock market continued to decline sharply in moderate trading Monday The gold index had its largest drop on record and other major indicators slipped to their January levels.The gold index fell 44 9 to 542 32 in response to a sharp decline in gold prices in Europe The index has fallen steadily since closing at record high of 617 61 April 2 The previous record decline was 32.3 points on March 5 Among golds.Dome Mines fell 12 to $168, Campbell Red Lake 9,/8 to $82.Pamour 1*4 to $16, Camflo l1/» to $18*4 and Dickenson 1 to $9*4.The industrial index, widely based indicator of market trend, was off 2 36 to 210 92, Loan, down $2 to $18.Domtar l1* to 8251*, Falconbndge Nickel IV4 to $58* ».Stelco l1* to ver Stack Mines fell one cent to 76 cents on a volume of 81,900 shares traded The place to begin is the auditor's statement This is where the auditor reports on the fairness of presentation of says financial statements should be written in conventional terminology and in-elude year-to-year com- parisons supplemented by important statistics going back preferably, for a decade The balance sheet should state inventories, accompanied by a breakdown and basis of evaluation in the notes, a description of the parent company's investments in subsidiaries and issue and redemption of shares The earnings statement should include sales figures plus details of costs of goods sold and operating expenses Operating and other income should be presented separately as should non-recurring income and expense items EXPLAIN TAX STATUS The depreciation method should be described in the notes and an explanation if the method has been changed The company s income tax position should also be described in the notes especially when deferred taxes are involved.Babson's says The directors report ought to be a frank discussion of strengths and weaknesses of performance and not just public relations blarney In this report, should be some kind of company view of industry conditions and interpretation of economic events And discussion of company operations should include comments on product pricing, supplies, labor relations, high level personnel changes, research.effects of international monetary conditions, acquisitions, disposals and capital spending plans lowest close since Jan 28 Base metals fell 186 to 97 75 and western oils 4 03 to 250, lowest level for both since Jan 2 Analysts say the lower New York market continues to be the main influence on Toronto trends New York had a second consecutive decline in response to rising interest rates At Toronto, declines outnumbered advances by nearly five to one What stocks did Mon.Fri.Advances 98 129 Declines 485 402 Unchanged 218 255 Total KOI 786 Volume rose to 2 80 million shares and value to $20 85 million from 2 77 million and $20 33 million Friday Nu-West Development, which said it plans a three-for-two stock split and capital reorganization to permit payment of tax-deferred dividends, was off 1 » to $10*4 Monenco was up l* to $10*2.The company reported higher 1973 earnings Texasgulf was off *4 to $30*4.Texasgulf will increase its price for zinc by three cents a pound in the U S and Canada Reader s Digest fell 1*8 to $13*4, Bow Valley 1*4 to $26*4, Domtar 1^8 to $257/8, Fleetwood 1 to $7 and Ronalds-Federated 1 to $19 Ranger Canada lost 74 to $3774 and Skye Resources *2 to $5 Fraser A rose 2‘/fe to $26 and United Canso 7/h to $19%.Canada: Companies predict rapid growth New York NEW YORK ( AP)—Prices on the New York stock market dropped sharply Monday in reaction to a prime rate increase by one major U.S bank The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 blue-chip issues lost 7 58 to 839 96 while the NYSE composite index fell 52 to 49 03 Declines outnumbered ad- CAREERS COST ACCOUNTANT We offer challenging position for a bilingual candidate to work in the Cost Accounting Department The ideal candidate should be experienced and willing to study towards 311R.LA.degree Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications APPLY IN CONFIDENCE: EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR P.O.Box 985.Sherbrooke.Que.J1H5M3 MAINTENANCE FOREMAN Village of AYER'S CLIFF This position requires a mature man with MECHANICAL EXPERIENCE and SUPERVISORY ABILITY He must be BILINGUAL and willing to accept RESPONSIBILITIES as they develop A new Waterworks, Sewerage System & Treatment Plant will be the prime responsibility.This is a new position and a capable person will have the opportunity to take an active part in its set-up He will receive directives from the Municipal Council through Committee Chairmen.Salary commensurate with experience, technical knowledge and-or ability to adapt Apply in writing to.The Secretary-Treasurer, Corporation of the Village of Ayer's Cliff P.O.Box 36, AYER'S CLIFF, Que.JOB ICO vances by almost three-to-one What Stocks Did Mon.Advances 323 333 Declines 1,115 1074 Unchanged 340 367 Total 1.778 1,774 Bankers Trust Co.of New York announced before trading opened Monday it was raising its prime rate, the rate of interest a bank charges its best customers, to 10 per cent from 9*4 per cent The increase resulted in a sharp decline in early trading.Brokers said the prime rate is psychologically important because it is the most widely publicized barometer of general interest rate trends Standard Oil of California was the most active issue, dropping % to $27%.GOLDS FALL Golds, which are usually strong in a declining market, were among the largest losers Monday as bullion prices fell on world markets Among gold issues.Dome Mines lost 12 to 73%.Campbell Red Lake 6% to $84% and Homestake 4% to $83%.Steel, farm implement, oil and most forest products issues were also lower while auto stocks were mixed and airline issues scored fractional gains.Moutain Fuel Supply was up 2 to $71*4 after the company reported an oil find in Wyomin.Three Villages Ivy Hatch 876-2983 Mr and Mrs George Langley.Portland.Conn., while here to attend the Channel 1-Gilbert wedding on March 30.were guests of Mr and Mrs Hector Channell, Stanstead.a few days Mr A deGruchy of Montreal, also attending the Channell-Gilbert wedding was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs William Black.Stanstead 'Mrs Arlene Probyn, Stanstead, Mrs Leon (Cecile) Joyal and Miss Laurette Davignon, Rock Island spent two weeks holiday in Florida They flew from Dorval to Miami and spent the holiday at Fort Lauderdale where they did some golfing, and visited places of interest in the area Miss Davignon remained another week with her mother Mrs E Davignon who spent the winter in Miami Springs Mr and Mrs Arthur Jepsen and three children of Franklin.North Carolina, spent a few days with her parents.Mr and Mrs Hector Channell at Stanstead and attended the marriage of Mrs Jepsen s brother.Peter to Geneve Gilbert on March 30 Watkins-Johnson, which said it might show a decline in profits during the first quarter, lost 2% to $25 Among Canadian issues listed on the New York market, Alcan lost % to $34, Seagrams l/* to $42*2, Massey-Ferguson % to $17*4 and Walkers % to $49 LONDON (CP) - David Nicholson, chairman of British Airways Corp , says forecasts made by his company show Canada will have one of the world’s most rapid growth rates during the coming years It is an assessment, he said, shared by most major companies in Europe Nicholson, addressing a seminar recently on British investment in Canada, added, however, that Europeans do not expect the Canadian consumer market this year to match the high 20-per-cent growth of 1973 “But a gain of between eight and 10 per cent does not seem unrealistic.” The energy shortage, he said, would give a tremendous boost to oil explore.ion in Canada and the oil sands of Alberta would be an increasingly attractive commercial venture.“Canada's own export growth depends to a great extent on what happens in the U.S.and although there will probably be only a relatively mild slowdown, the European businessman believes it will be significant enough to reduce the overall rate of growth.” Nicholson said Canada in co-operation with British Airways and Air Canada.J H Warren.Canadian high commissioner to Britain, said he has been encouraged by the new Labor government's decision to press for more liberal trade policies within the European Common Market and for changes in the community's agricultural program which would provide greater access for efficient overseas producers.But “if Europe, contrary to our hopes maintains protectionist agricultural policies, our full scope as agricultural producers may not be realized.” he added Warren said Canada is striving to become a greater exporter of manufactured goods.But it has not been greatly helped in this regard by the widespread foreign control of more important resource industries.Canada has suffered “to the extent that companies exporting unprocessed raw materials from Canada to their affiliated companies and customers abroad have failed to exploit the possibilities of sales of products with greater value added ” John Robarts, former Ontario But he stressed that this would premier, described details of ppt likely have serious long-term effects.The conference was sponsored by The Financial Times of Britain and The Financial Post of Bus-building firm expects smooth going new Canadian legislation governing foreign takeovers and H A McKenzie, president of Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co.of Toronto, said industrial unrest in the Canadian resources field “does not bode well for the future ” GOVERNMENT OF QUÉBEC ©Québec Student Employment Service INDUSTRIALISTS WANTED QUALIFICATIONS Industrialists who own small and medium sized businesses and who wish to hire one or more students during the summer holidays should send their requisition forms as soon as possible to the Québec Student Employment Service.BENEFITS The Québec Student Employment Service will directly reimburse up to one-third of the salary paid to students who are hired for a minimum of 8 weeks.An industrial enterprise is eligible for subsidies to a maximum of $12,000.00.APPLICATION DEADLINE April 15th, 1974.Industrialists who are interested in the program are asked to communicate in writing, or by telephone (collect calls accepted) with one of the two following offices: QUÉBEC Québec Student Employment Service, 2700 Laurier Boulevard.3rd floor.Telephone: (418) 643-7474 MONTRÉAL Québec Student Employment Service, 310 Ste-Catherine Street, west.2nd floor.Telephone: (514) 873-1974 WINNIPEG (CP) - After a long uphill climb.Flyer Industries Ltd.of Winnipeg anticipates smooth riding in the busbuilding field The new $2 5-million plant the firm has just opened in the city’s east end makes Flyer the largest Canadian-owned bus manufacturer in Canada Founded in Winnipeg in 1930.the company last year became wholly owned by the Manitoba Development Corp .a provincial government agency The* government feels that electrified urban transit systems offer an important solution to the dwindling supply of fossil fuels Flyer entered the urban transit field in 1968 and until recently was the only producer of trolley buses in North America Flyer's new plant, which occupies 150.000 square feet, has the capacity to produce about 800 units annually for urban transit systems Flyer makes bus shells for the U.S.market under a 1971 agreement with A nencan Motors General Corp .a wholly-owned subsidiary of American Motors Final assembly is at American Motors General’s plant in Mishawaka, Ind Flyer's main competitor is General Motors and its Canadian Subsidiary.HAILS NEW ERA Company president S.H Maurmann feels it's the start of a new era for Flyer, which has nearly 700 employees in its four facilities in Winnipeg “We now have the capacity to produce, in one year, more than double the number of buses we produced in the last four years “With these new facilities and the level of people attracted to Flyer now.we feel our position in this competitive industry has been strengthened 10-fold The new plant employs about 400 and is capable of producing one fully completed bus for Canadian sales and three shells for American Motors General every eight hours Flyer has produced buses for Dayton.Ohio and San Francisco and for such Canadian cities as Toronto.Vancouver, Ottawa.Hamilton, Saskatoon.Edmonton.Calgary and Winnipeg Flyer officials say sales in excess of $15 million for 1974 already has been confirmed The company is also planning for future production of small buses carrying 15 to 25 passengers that could be used for diala-bus systems or airport limousines Oil baron claims profits have not been excessive TORONTO (CP) - John F Bookout, president of Shell Canada Ltd .says oil industry profits in Canada to date have not “by any standard' been excessive Shell Canada's return on capital invested during 1973 was 12 5 per cent and it came after many years of returns between seven and nine per cent, he says in the company's annual report released recently.“This is still inadequate in relation to the high risk and large capital needs of the business Mr Bookout says that for every $1 of revenue generated by Shell Canada last year.64 cents went to purchase raw materials and supplies and meet operating costs and wages Of the remainder, 28 cents went to governments in the form of various taxes, six cents were reinvested in Canada and two cents were paid to shareholders Unless frontier and offshore reserves are brought into production.he said, crude oil production from commercially available areas at present will likely fall short of Canada s total domestic consumption by the late 1970s As reported earlier, consolidated earnings in 1973 for the company amounted to $112 5 million or $1 13 a share compared with $79 million and 79 cents a vear earlier DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT NOTICE OF BIDDERS Project: 536-2101-4 — Bidders shall note that notwithstanding the tender call already published, the firms having their principal place of business in the counties of Megantic-Compton.Sherbrooke.Richmond.Orford.Johnson and Saint-François are eligible to bid on the project: grading and road structure on Moore'' Road, in the township of Hatley.Orford County.Length of project: 0.32 mile.A payment of $10 00 not reimbursable, to the order of the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain the plans and specifications of this project.GUARANTEE Bid bond: $3.600 00 or certified cheque $1.800.00 with tender.To obtain the tendering documents, as well as for the deposit of the tenders, the bidders must apply to the following address: Tenders Room.Department of Transport Building H" (first floor) 875 East.Grande Allée.Quebec City Tender closing date: 15:00 HOURS.THURSDAY.APRIL 18.1974 The Department is not bound to accept the lowest nor any tender.Claude Rouleau, Eng.Deputy Minister.Project 343-2101-4—Bidders shall note that nothstandmg the tender call already published, the firms having their principal place of business in the counties of Mégantic-Compton.Sherbrooke.Richmond.Orford.Johnson and Saint-François are eligible to bid on the project grading and gravelling on a section of "2è and 3è Rang'' Road, in the municipality of Tmgwick.Richmond County.Length of project: 0.56 mile A paynent of $10 00 not reimbursable, to the order of the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain the plans and specifications of this project.GUARANTEE Bid bond: $4.000 00 or certified cheque $2.000 00 with tender To obtain the tendering documents, as well as for the deposit of the tenders, the bidders must apply to the following address Tenders Room.Department of Transport.Building "H" (first floor) 875 East.Grande Allée.Quebec City.Tender closing date 15 00 HOURS.THURSDAY.APRIL 18.1974 The Department is not bound to accept the lowest nor any tender.Claude Rouleau.Eng.Deputy Minister.Project 651-2101-4 — Bidders shall note that notwithstanding the tender call already published, the firms having their principal place of business in the counties of Megantic-Compton.Sherbrooke.Richmond.Orford.Johnson and Saint-François are eligible to bid on the project Grading and foundations on the Rang Sainte-Chnstine' Road, m the parish of Samt-André-d Acton.Johnson County Length of project 0 23 mile.A payment of $10 00 not reimbursable, to the order of the Minister of Finance, is required to obtain the plans and specifications of this project GUARANTEE Bid bond $3.000 00 or certified cheque $1.500 00 with tender To obtain the tendering documents, as well as for the deposit of the tenders the bidders must apply to the following address Tenders Room.Department of Transport Building H ' (first floor) 875 East.Grande Allée.Quebec City Tender closing date 1500 HOURS THURSDAY.APRIL 18.1974 The Department is not bound to accept the lowest nor any tender Claude Rouleau.Eng .Deputy Minister 4* GOUVERNEMENT DU QUÉBEC TM K SHERBROOKE RECORD - Tl ES APRIL ».If74 - S School scene ETAT ASKED FOR C ALENDAR ENDORSEMENT The Eastern Townships Regional School Board is seeking endorsement of its proposed 1974*75 school calendar from the Eastern Townships .Association of Teachers (ETAT) Marlis Wehr.president of ETAT has previously advised the ETRSB that teachers would be willing to accept the calendar despite some annoyances therein contained The cause for ETRSB s pursuit of the matter lies in the school board s intention of holding planning day workshops on Saturdays twice during the year Because ETRSB officials have recognized the teachers right to refuse to work on Saturdays, they are asking for the official approval of ETAT, the union which groups all persons teaching in ETRSB schools The calendar was proposed with Saturday sessions in order to permit the teachers an Easter holiday during 1975 RRHS LOCKERS INSTALLED BY JUNE The full-length double lockers for Richmond Regional High School are expected to be in the school by the end of June Students will then be able to use private smaller lockers for books and valuables and the larger ones for bulkier possessions The cost of the lockers will be paid by the board over a five-year period on the following basis government grant for principal capital outlay, ETRSB payment from local taxes of interest charges.Students at Alexander Galt Regional High School were also to gain full-length double lockers.However, when they learned that they would have no private lockers, they overwhelmingly voted against the locker installation The school, according to ETRSB officials, is too small to permit students to retain the smaller lockers they now possess in addition to the full-length ones Students, teachers, administrators and other persons attached to AGRHS have urged the school board to use the money which was to have been spent on lockers for other improvements to their school Wendell Sparkes.director-general of the Eastern Townships Regional School Board, attributes the difference between Galt s decision to refuse lockers and Richmond s acceptance of lockers primarily to differences between the physical plants of the two schools According to him.the Richmond school possesses open areas sufficiently large to accommodate all students lockers, while AGRHS does not.Further, he remarks, the lockers of the Richmond students will be much closer to the locations of the students’ classes than would have been the case with the Galt lockers “Some students at Alexander Galt would have had to walk literally miles to get from their lockers to their classes, he asserts He also notes that the Richmond students and teachers were aware of the fact that the full-length lockers will be shared between two students, while the Galt complement was not.ETRSB SPECIAL EDUCATION The executive committee of the Eastern Townships Regional School Board has jousted with the idea of establishing a system of rotating special education teachers between special classes and the regular stream Though it has not discussed specific policy, the committee has encouraged its administrators to prepare a proposal on the matter for board consideration.At the last meeting of the board executive, Dick Turpin.ETRSB co-ordinator of student services, urged commissioners to take action to free teachers currently involved in special education classes from the program once they have indicated a desire for such freedom.“It’s a shame to keep someone who doesn't want to stay in special education classes teaching.there, ’ he told commissioners.“It’s very taxing on an individual’s emotional structure to teach there for more than two years without a break.Noting that the board has been unable to transfer teachers to other programs in the past because of a lack of teachers willing to enter special education.Mr.Turpin felt that the future might bring the feasibility of developing such transferral mechanisms.Already this year, he claimed, two teachers have expressed a willingness to leave their current programs in order to teach special education.In other special education matters, the ETRSB is finding itself with a readjustment in its enrolment ratios.After an extensive testing program performed this year, the school board has placed a large number of students formerly in classes with eight-to-one student-teacher ratios in classes with 15-to-one ratios The smaller classes are for emotionally disturbed children while the others are for students with other forms of learning disabilities.Mr.Turpin attributes the revised placement to a newly-developed hard-nosed attitude on the part of school board officials in keeping with recent dicta from the ministry of education RENOVATION OF AGRHS OPEN LOCKER SPACE The Eastern Townships Regional School Board is undertaking a study of space availability at Alexander Galt Regional High School with a view to possible renovation of the school's now-unused open locker spaces into teaching stations.Originally the space was set aside for use as cloakrooms but lack of protection led to stealing and subsequently to disuse by the vast majority of students.By now.the students have learned how to use their private book-lockers as receptacles for all personal belongings, including winter clothes and boots Faced with a continuing problem of shortage of space for offering programs, the school board is now considering using the space for other purposes, notably teaching The students, however, also have plans for use of at least some of the space and have sought board approval to establish a lounge for the fourth and fifth levels of the student population.In initiating the examination of space, the board has given the priority to academic needs If it finds that some space will not be needed for these purposes, then there is the possibility that students will be enabled to establish a lounge Frank Boushel.AGRHS principal, told the ETRSB executive: “I don't want to say yes to the students now and then find in September that the space is needed and that I have to take it back.” Wendell Sparkes.ETRSB director-general, expressed doubt about the student-proposed lounge Among his criticisms was the observation that the projected lounge could hold 50 students at a given time, while some 900 students are enroled in the two levels for which it would be established The study should be completed and the board's decision made by late April or early May.LDSB CANCELS APRIL CONCERT The Lennoxville District School Board has cancelled the third of three projected symphony orchestra concerts for elementary school children Originally, the school board had anticipated bringing some students to three concerts for a total of $1 50 per child However, the last two of the package have both been eliminated because school board officials believed the program selection to have been too complex for the children.Parents who paid for the package should be refunded in the near future, according to Hugh Auger.LDSB director-general For excessively high school taxes Knowlton residents told municipality to blame KNOWLTON - Brome Lake «Staff) — Sylvester White told nearly 300 Town of Brome Lake residents Saturday their school taxes have been appreciable increased because their municipality failed to ensure that evaluations were made at fair market value Mr White, deputy minister of the provincial education ministry, made his remarks in response to a petition initiated by the Citizens Reform and Advisory’ Group, which protested the sharp tax increases which have resulted from the municipality’s recently-completed scientific evaluation Wesley Hodgson, a group spokesman, drew attention to the surge in the municipal evaluation from $3 5 million in 1973 to $35 million in 1974 Suggesting the mill rate should have been decreased ten fold in order to compensate for the evaluation increase.Col.Hodgson said many persons had seen their school taxes increase by amounts between 200-400 per cent.“Because this area is a recreational site, taxes have gone up.but what has not been taken into account is the fact that it is packed with guys who are surviving on marginal incomes, and that these people have seen their land become too valuable for them to live on.declared Col Hodgson Calling the government the culprit, he called for two changes in the present taxation system First, in the immediate situation, he recommended implementation of negative factors by the town council, a solution which he predicted has little chance of being used In the second place.Col Hodgson supported the concept of a revised system in which the cost of education is borne by everyone through a direct income tax chip instead of by the property owners He asserted that only 30 per cent of the parents of children attending Massey-Vanier Regional High School actually own land In an interview with The Record, he complained about the government’s reactions to these criticisms The government always says that tenants pay for the schools through rents which pass on such expenses, but around here a person who wants to rent a place cannot assess any charges over minimum rental costs, he claimed James Boule, director of finance for the District of Bedford Regional School Board, which runs the schools and assesses the taxes in the area sees things differently It appears that the system is filled with fewer inequities now in the Town of Brome Lake than was previously the case If the evaluations had been assessed properly in the first place, there wouldn t be any of these problems now,” he contended Attributing the longstanding inequalities to social considerations’.Mr Boule declared that the average increase in taxes is 57 per cent For there to be an increase of that amount, with some persons paying as much as 400 per cent more, a significant portion of the population — as much as 10-15 per cent — must boast tax cuts.’’ he remarked Mr Boule also stated that the situation is not unique to the Town of Brome Lake since every one of the province’s municipalities must undertake to have a scientific evaluation performed by 1975, in accordance with article 373 of the education act and Bill 33 Even Col Hodgson, however, utirMed w> the fact that taxes have been low in the township His principal complaint centered on the fact that the increase has been too much too quickly i know at least two guys who are alreadv Using to sell their land because they can t afford to pay the taxes,” he asserted ”1 ask myself whether it isn't wrong to ask a fellow 65 or 70 years old to move and change his whole way of life After all.there are human considerations and this system doesn't take them into account.” From this point.Col Hodgson questions as to whether payment school taxes shouldn t stop when a certain age is reached There are people paying school taxes who haven't had children in school for 40 years Maybe they should stop paying for education when they reach retirement age," he commented “In the present situation,” Col Hodgson declared, “the only way to get anywhere is through the politicians so we’re going to put pressure on Glen Brown, our local MNA ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 567-7138 Going to the movies?| Champlain Teachers Union calls for high-level MVR resignations FASH BAGS ?PLUS THE t LATEST STYLE IN J LUGGAGE PLUS A Vast Selection Of Canadianna # & Imported GIFTS SHERBROOKE (CC) — For the past two weeks English-speaking movie-goers have had to do without an English film in Sherbrooke.But when they find out what films are scheduled in the next month, they won’t have minded waiting Since the new regional shopping centre, Carrefour de l Estrie.opened its doors nearly six months ago.at least one of the three cinemas there had been used to show an English-language film Cinema two.operated by Cinema Unis, has shown, at times, top rate films.However, during the past 15 days a new release in French.Bingo .has been shown there.Theatre manager Jean Renee Robitaille explained yesterday that due to the demand, both cinema two and three were used to show the film Bingo “Here money talks,” he said "As long as a film is making money then we will keep it.” But Mr.Robitaille said all will return to normal on Friday.At that time a new Walt Disney Productions film, Robin Hood’, will be shown The film, which can only be described as family entertainment, is scheduled to last one week But beginning the following Friday, local residents will be treated to three of the best films of 1973 The first to move in will be Papillion.’ a $13.000,000 extravaganza starring top box-office attractions Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman The film will be followed with The Exorcist .What more can be said about the film which has created a sensation throughout North America and continues to attract large audiences everywhere Following that will be the academy award winning film, The Sting’, which copped the best film honors last week The film, which stars Paul Newman and Robert Redford.continues to play to full houses in Montreal Mr Robitaille said that the films will be replaced as their popularity wanes.“As long as there are enough people coming then we will keep the film here,” he said Mr.Robitaille added that first class films will be presented as long as there is a demand for them and people are willing to come in sufficient numbers St.Laurent honored 562 0938 5 King W —SHFRBROOKF LONGUEU1L iStaff) - Andre Reny, president of the Champlain Teachers Union, has called for the resignations of Fernand Barsalou and Jacques Hillman, director-general of Davignon Regional School Board and director of education at Massey-Vanier Regional High School (MVRHS).respectively, and has demanded a full investigation of the school and school board Charging that there is a great chance that many students will fail their year, Mr.Reny claimed that 900 of the 1900 students attending the Francophone portion of MVRHS had been placed in wrong classes at the outset of the current school year Among other mistakes which he contended have been made by the school board were the failure to provide enough space for students in several courses; discriminatory allocation of 20 per cent of the recreational budget for four per cent of the student body ; and the failure of the board to account for expenditures in several of its budget categories Most important among the teachers' charges were the declarations that a major change in scheduli'ig calling for classes to run 78 minutes instead of 45 was not accompanied by provision for establishment of alternative pedagogical methodoldgy, and that teachers were threatened with being fired when they called for such improvements.According to Mr.Reny.the school board called a special meeting in which it singled out 110 positive’ teachers and 19 negative' teachers whom the board would make efforts to fire R L Brault, chairman of the Davignon School Board, told The Record that the school board had sent letters to all parents whose children are served by the high school, requesting them to contact commissioners should they be concerned about the situation According to Mr Brault, no letters have been received.Mr Brault refused to make any direct statement about the situation and neither Mr Barsalou nor Mr Hillman were available for comment University singers perform US Cookshire Mrs.E.S.Heatherington 875-3109 Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr Marcel Thibault.Registrar, who replaced Mr J A Bourgault when he retired in 1968.having served 33 vears in that capacity Mr and Mrs Reginald Lebourveau of Brookbury.were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Ida Currier.Mr Lyndon Cruickshank of Montreal, was a weekend guest of his parents.Mr and Mrs Charles Cruickshank Miss Alice Gaudine joined the group of students from Champlain College who toured the City of New York over the weekend CONT D.FROM PAGE 1 He was named Minister of Justice and in 1946 Secretary of State for External Affairs.In 1948, he became Prime Minister, an office which he held until 1957.Although everybody had their chance to talk about “Uncle Louis ”, it was in a story told by Mr Ouellet that the townspeople remembered their leader Mr Ouellet recalled one visit sPrea(^ the then Prime Minister had made to Compton On this great visit the village had been decorated with flags and the entire population had assembled in front of the St.Laurent homestead to welcome him.Among others, standing at his side, was Xenophile Lalumiere.with whom he had wandered through the fields and jumped fences together “Mr St Laurent could not hold the tears that came to his eyes.' Mr Ouellet said The words which Mr St: Laurent spoke at that time still remain in the hearts of elderly Compton residents.“We talk so often of the government of the people, for the people, by the people,” Mr St.Laurent had said “Tell me.do we not have the | proof of this right here in front of j I I I 9 There is something beautiful in our democracy, way of life, when a small village like Compton can produce a man who is the Prime Minister of all of Canada To my mind, this is a democracy at its best ’’ But even more, Mr St.Laurent coined one of the most moving statements in the history of our region.“The dream I cherish most.” he said, “is to throughout the world THE PEACE OF COMPTON .” After delivering the address and shaking hands with everybody.Mr.St.Laurent sat with his friend Lalumiere on the steps of the house and reminisced about their childhood That was Louis St Laurent and that was the way the people gathered yesterday remembered him.Mr Ouellet said “Let us be proud .” and the residents of Compton and surrounding area were.LENNOXVILLE - The University Singers will perform Handel’s Messiah.Parts II and HI, on Good Friday.April 12.at 8 30 p.m., in St George’s Anglican Church.Lennoxville The work will be conducted by performance by Howard Brown, with soloists Cheryl Dutton, Rosemary McLeod.Robert Peters and Earl Pennington Catherine Moore, organ, and Nanette Detchon, harpsichord, will be accompanists Composed in 1742, Messiah is the most famous of Handel’s oratorios.It established his reputation in England, despite its lack of characters and plot The whole work is a contemplation of the life of Christ, and dramatic through the intensity of feeling.Choral societies have always been fond of this oratorio One reads of huge Handel festivals during the nineteenth century, such as the one in 1857 at the Crystal Palace in Norwood, near London, when 3000 choristers and 400 instrumentalists participated The report of the event, which drew an estimated 40 000 people, says of the opening concert the Hallelujah Chorus’ could be distinctly heard nearly half a mile from Norwood.” Perhaps it is no wonder that Queen Victoria, herself, turned up for the second concert.The the Singers a somewhat promises to be on more modest scale + A PARTNER IN UNITED & FEDERATED APPEALS We’re going to offer you your own business.We’re looking for men and women Bright Aggressive Individuals looking for good money and Independence Our business is helping people attain financial success, by showing them how they can meet their investment objectives.After you’re invited to join us, then the work begins We invest our time, money and a great deal of effort You repay us with your energy and talents We realize some people do better than others when they ’re on their own But we ll tell you everything you need to get started all about our broad range of products and services Then we ll teach you how to sell through our professional selling skills programme You’ll be trained by professionals And if that isn’t enough, we’ll pay you.You II earn while you learn And you'll continue to be paid during your “getting started” period After that, it’s your own business If this sounds good to you, it is.Please contact Gordon Harmer Region Manager Sherbrooke, Qne.Tel.5€2-2t53 SYNDICATE LIMITED By Popular Request—One Night Only THE CARLTON SHOW BAND IN CONCERT ROCK ISLAND STANSTEAD We require young boys or girls to deliver Records in these two localities.Apply to SHERBROOKE RECORD Circulation Dept.Tel: (Collect) 819-569-9528 Stars of C.T.V.'s Pig & Whistle Show ! 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provinces and makes dentures for a price less than that charged by a dentist who must add the cost of his oral examination and adjustment to his bill to the patient The dentunst has not won that right in Ontario and faces prosecution in the courts if he practises on his own.YOU DID.WE DIDN’T’ Ontario denturists contend that pressure and lobbying in the legislature by organized dentists brought about legislation last year that prohibits a denturist from dealing directly with the public except under supervision of a dentist.The dentists deny this.Charges and countercharges by the opposing forces have flown freely in recent months with the fight at times sinking to the name- calling level The case of each group was outlined in separate nter-views with The Canadian Press in Toronto Neither of the men interviewed claimed to speak for any provincial organization but his own but the views expressed were similar to those of similar associations and societies in other provinces Said Dr Kenneth Pownall.registrar of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario “It is our opinion that a person who had had only mechanical training at a bench is not qualified to make diagnostic decisions Gordon Smith, public relations counsel for the Denturists Society of Ontario The dental technician is a very’ disadvantaged creature He has been paid a pittance for his work for years He can do a good job and a better job than working on a lifeless stone model which is the only thing he used to see of a patient ” CAN BE JAILED The issue was further clouded by the emergence of a third group, the Governing Board of Dental Technicians (GBDT), at odds with the denturists society.The board s spokes nan is Secretary-Registrar Charles Jewson who in an interview said of the society: This denturist group is attempting to use the cloak of respectability that ethical registered dental technicians have We re opposed to anybody who says he is something just because he says he is.” Denturists or dental technicians or mechanics—the society says all mean the same thing—are controlled in Ontario bv the Denture Ther- apists Act.passed in July 1973 It imposes a $2 000 fine and a jail term of up to six months for violations Several denturists have been charged but no case has come to trial The case for the dentists, by Dr Pownall Basically, the dentists believe the delivery’ of dental care shouldn t be fragmented Associated with the manuLu lure of dentures are the surgery involved with their insertion.the question whether the teeth need to come out and whether it should be a partial denture or a full denture “We’re not saying that only a dentist can make these decisions but we are saying that, for the protection of the public, the public receives better service if there is a dentist involved in taking ultimate responsibility for the entire service.” ASKS FOR CERTIFICATE Mr Smith “We have insisted all along that where a patient presents himself to a denturist and he has decayed teeth, or he has teeth that need cleaning or need attending to.or he requires a partial denture, the denturist wouldn t do it until the patient had those teeth fixed.“So whether there are any abnormalities, any inflamed, diseased tissue, any decayed teeth, that person is going to be referred to a medical doctor or dentist for corrective treatment.’’ Mr Smith displayed what he said was a certificate of c \\ health signed by a co-op-e ting dentist—“We’ve got lots of dentists who are co-operating with us ”—that attested to the fact a patient’s mouth was healthy and gave permission for a denturist to make a set of dentures.France does like Trudeau in fight against terrorism By DONAT VALOIS PARIS (CP) — In much the same manner as the Canadian government dealt with the Front de Liberation du Quebec in 1970.the government of Prime Minister Pierre Messmer has outlawed four movements working for the secession of certain regions of France.The outlawed terrorist organizations are the two wings of the Front de Liberation de la Bretagne (FLB).the Basque movement Enbata and the Front Paysan Corse de Liberation.French police arrested numerous persons suspected of membership in the underground groups and of having taken part in bombings during the last few months In Brittany and Corsica, bomb attacks have been made on stores, police headquarters.administrative offices and monuments, but there have been no injuries The outlawed movements, the government said, have as their aim “injury to the integrity of the national territory,” and have entered into “permanent contacts with foreign associations or political parties from whom they receive support CITES PROPAGANDA To back up its claims, the government pointed to the various movements' propaganda-some of it two years old—to outline their “compromising dealings The objectives of Enbata, laid down in a pamphlet printed in 1972.the government said, include the creation of a Basque state We Basques are a people and a nation We are fighting on the separatist frontier in the north, which currently put the three provinces of Soule.Basse-Navarre and Labourd under the domination of the French state The Corsican group said in a statement last Jan.7: We consider ourselves in a state of conflict not against Frenchmen but against France Autonomy does not interest us we are for independence The two wings of the FLB— the Armee Républicaine Bretonne and the Liberation Nationale et Socialisme—have been equally vocal in their calls for independence Greeted with indifference— or at least without surprise -in the regions where they were operating, the decision of the government to outlaw the groups stunned other Frenchmen, who often had known little or nothing of the groups existence GOT LITTLE SUPPORT Observers said the influence of Enbata was small and its aims received little support among Basques living in the Pyrenees Mountains along the border between France and Spain.Enbata published a weekly newspaper whose circulation was less than 2.000, in which the group accused the government of driving young Basques from their native areas and bringing on unemployment and recession.The group also gave assistance to what it called political refugees from Spain.Nationalist groups seeking autonomy are among those who said the government's decision was a futile act, taken at the insistence of Interior Minister Raymond Marcellin, whose responsibilities include internal security and police.Nationalist groups said the government has bestowed on the outlawed organizations a legitimacy that their influence does not merit The government action had brought a wave of sympathy, not only for the outlawed groups and arrested terrorists but also for other ethnic minorities.ESTABLISH COMMITTEES Since the government action, committees of support for the revolutionary fight of Bretons, Basques and Corsicans have been established in many regions.The committees have denounced the “generalized offensive of French bourgeois power against the militants of national minorities and have called upon the people to “combat the offensive of the militia and carry the fight for the downfall of capitalism ” Sympathizers have painted slogans on buildings in Brit-anny and Corsica calling for the release of those arrested Nationalist spokesmen said that what the government is really fighting is the groups’ continual attacks on government centralism, imperialism and capitalism that keeps minority groups in an inferior economic and cultural position relative to other Frer V men Birchton J.A.Murray Many in the area enjoyed the play, ‘‘Annie, get your gun’ presented by the Alexander Galt Regional High School, when several of the students of the area were in the cast — Debbie Taylor as Annie.Betty Jane Halsall, Susan Picken.Bob Halsall as Foster Wilson and Gail Harron Mr Howard Picard of the Lessard Bus Line Staff has returned from three weeks duty in the Miami Beach area; he is sporting a real southern tan Recent guests at the Murray home included Mrs Clive Thompson.Ayer s Cliff and her son, Mr Russell Thompson.Sand Hill Mr Stanley Murray.Montreal; Mr Frank Stelfox.Pointe Claire and Miss Nancy Pehleman of Montreal On Tuesday evening.March 26.six members of the Royal Canadian Legion gathered at the same home for a Presentation Ceremony, when Mr J A Murrav was invested with a Past President Medal and Pin Taking part in the ceremony were Comrades Wells Bishop and Lionel Hurd of Sawyerville Legion.Comrade Ed Struthers of the Stanstead Legion, and Comrades Thos Harbinson, Colin Standish and George Riglar of Branch 139.Cookshire, of which Comrade Murray is Past President Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Reginald Drake in Bulwer Mr and Mrs Lionel Allison in Brookbury.and of Mr and Mrs Allen Crawford in Huntmgville Mr and Mrs Murdo Edward Morrison of Scotstown and Dell were evening guests at the Halsall home At the shower for Miss Bonnie Nugent at the home of Mr and Mrs.M Robinson on the Spring Road, her aunt, Mrs Charles Robinson, was among the guests Mr and Mrs Hugh Patton of Kinnear's Mills were visiting their daughter Mrs Nick Turchyn and Mr Turchyn Mrs Basil Prescott joined Mrs Patton and Mrs Turchyn to call at the Prescotts in Bulwer Mr and Mrs Sidney Prescott, with Ian.dined with Mr.and Mrs Basil Prescott Mr and Mrs David Wood of Lennoxville were supper guests at the same home on Sunday Mrs Audrey Waterman is spending an indefinite time with Mr and Mrs Gordon McClay in Lennoxville She visited at the Picard home during the weekend Mrs JA Murray accompanied Mr Edwin Bailey of Loyola College to Montreal where they attended the play, “No, No.Nanette staged by the Thé-Arts Group of Loyola College in which Mr Barrie Wood was Billy Early Whether the weather has fooled some of our feathered friends, or whether the birds have changed their ways, flocks of varieties of finches, unusual here are being fed by locals They include purple finches, red polls, evening grosbeaks Mr and Mrs Nelson Richards attended the funeral services of the latter’s paternal uncle Mr John Billing of St Elie d Orford W hat more can they ask of us?” Dr Pownall There is no such thing as a certificate of oral health Both the medical and dental professions have said that anyone legally qualified to provide denture service just doesn’t need such a certificate ” HITS DENTURISTS Mr Smith said the denturists do not fit a patient with a partial denture and to this Dr Pownall replied They re doing it every day of the week I’ve seen their ads where they say they re doing precision partial den tures and if you re making up so-called precision partial dentures you have to cut the tooth structure l maintain that they have no training in the biological sciences, that if a person were working in my mouth 1 would want that person to know a little bit about bacteriology “ Mr Smith said there are 237 members of the Demur ists Society of Ontario operating 107 clinics throughout the province and that they are prepared “to go all the way in fighting the issue through the courts Mr Jewson said there are SM legally registered dental technicians in Ontario and that the society members are “fooling the public ” The press has gone on their side because they ve tried to give themselves the posture of being the under dogs “There’s a lot more to our craft than the fabrication of dentures 1 think the public deserves more than to consider whether they’re going to save $80 on an upper and lower If the government is going to allow this reactionary group to continue to give this service to the public, then we ve lost the criteria for developing craftsmen LACKS FORMAL TRAINING Mr Jewson served in the Canadian Army Dental Corps as a dental technician for 26 years before going into civilian service in a laboratory and said “I would not put myself on any kind of competitive step laddder with a professional dentist because I haven't had that kind of formal training And we «the BGDT) are not the lackey of the dental profession as some say We have never been involved in working directly with the public and we have no intent of getting involved in that.” The latest word is that the Ontario government is reviewing the situation and will permit denturists to operate independently, under licence, without supervision This is from sources close to the ministry of health, with no one being quoted TheAvanteVII •VJ ¦ " .iv- v For those who think modern.The Avanté VII.A 26" Chromacolor II television that’s ultramodern—from its brilliant Chromacolor picture to its unique high gloss console, finished in Bermuda Shell White lacquer with a Mayan Rosewood veneer top.Even when you turn it off, it will turn you on.Features include Zenith’s advanced Chromacolor picture tube, 100% solid-state chassis, unique Power Sentry System, Chromatic one-button tuning, solid-state Super Gold Video Guard tuning system, and automatic fine-tuning control.The Avanté VII.Model E4760X.S95900* SOLID STATE f/wM/M ?Suggested 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ham What a delicious tradition is the Easter baked ham! Adorned with a gala glaze, it’s truly an elegant offering for a holiday dinner And this recipe for Apricot Glaze, developed in our Test Kitchens, has just the right amount of tart-sweetness to complement the flavorful ham and add a rich gloss as well A combination of apricot jam and applesauce, enlivened with either Dry or Ready Mixed Hot English Mustard, the glaze is simple and quick-to-fix.but the results are spectacular For perfect color and contrast to the ham serve fluffy mashed potatoes and a green vegetable Round out the meal with a fruited gelatin salad, hot rolls or biscuits and for dessert, lemon chiffon pie APRICOT GLAZED EASTER HAM Whole or half ham V4 cup applesauce V4 cup apricot jam 1 tablespoon Dry Mustard (mixed with 1 tablespoon water and allowed to stand 10 minutes ) —or 1 tablespoon Ready Mixed Hot English Mustard 1 tablespoon vinegar 2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 tablespoons sherry Pineapple tidbits, maraschino cherries and parsley, if desired.Bake ham according to wrapper instructions.In a saucepan combine applesauce, apricot jam, mustard, vinegar, sugar, and sherry.Bring just to boiling, stirring constantly 15 to 20 minutes before ham is done, take out of oven.Remove rind, if any, from ham Score fat in criss-cross pattern; spoon glaze over ham and return to oven.If desired, garnish with “flowers” of pineapple tidbits and maraschino cherries with parsley “stems' and “grass' Makes ^4 cup glaze, enough for 9 to 12 pound ham Dr.Alfred Whitehead, noted organist, dies Dr Alfred Whitehead, noted organist, composer and painter, is dead at the age of 86 Organist and choirmaster at Christ Church Cathedral.Montreal, from 1922 to 1947, he died Monday.April 1, 1974, at Amherst.NS., where he had lived since his formal retirement in 1952 Honorary president of the Royal Canadian College of Organists, he held honorary degrees from Mount Allison University in Sackville, N B.and Queen's University in Kingston.Ont Born in Peterborough, England, he studied the organ at Peterborough Cathedral as an articled pupil of Dr.Haydn Keeton He came to Canada in 1912 and lived in Truro, N S., for a year before going to Mount Allison University as instructor in organ and theory.From 1916 to 1922 he was organist at St.Peter s Church in Sherbrooke, Que., and then came to Montreal During his 25 years at Christ Church Cathedral he wrote many of his 400 anthems, motets, services and carol arrangements including words under the name of Staines Franklin.Dr Whitehead was the founder and conductor of The Cathedral Singers from 1931 to 1939.They contributed outstanding performances of Bach's St.Mathew Passion and B minor Mass to the Montreal Festivals in that time In 1947 he became dean of music at Mount Allison University and remained until his retirement in 1952 when he went to live in Amherst Dr Whitehead continued his work as a painter in water colors, pastels and oils.exhibiting in the Maritimes and the Royal Academy in London He also continued as an organist at Trinity-St Stephen Church in Amherst until 1966 He is survived by his widow, the former Amy Mosher, and a daughter.Betty (Mrs.Robert Lang).HERE & THERE LENNOXVILLE Ham Bingo at the A N A F Hut, St.Francis St., Lennoxville.Thursday.April 11th at 8 p m.Proceeds for Benevolent Fund Annual Income on 5 year Guaranteed Investment Receipts.Fully guaranteed by Royal Trust for term of deposit.No fee or handling charge.Rates subject to confirmation.Guaranteed Investment Receipts.Royal Trust Member of Quebec Deposit Insurance Board 25 Wellington N., Sherbrooke, Quebec 569-9371 Other offices in Montreal, Quebec, Three Rivers and all across Canada.See The Notional Dream Sundays on CBC MAGOG The Girl Guides of Magog will hold a Rummage Sale at St.Luke's Hall on Wednesday.April 10th from 2 to 4 o'clock SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES CARDSOF THANKS IN MEMORIAM REQUIEM MASSES 50c per count line Minimum charge $3 00 WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS No charge for publication providing news submitted within one month $5 00 production charge for wedding and-or 2 engagement pictures News of weddings (write-ups) received one month or more after event, $10 00 charge, with or without picture Subject to condensation OBITUARIES No charge if received within one month of death Subject to condensation $5 00 if received more than one month after death Subject to condensation All Above Notices Must carry’ Signature of Person Sending Notices 4 V x Council meetings ROCK ISLAND - At the March sitting of the Town of Rock Island council, a resolution was passed and the request made to the Department of Highways with a copy sent to Georges Vaillancourt.MNA and minister of State for Municipal Affairs, for an overpass at the Route 55 • Dewey street intersection in Stanstead Mr Vaillancourt’s reply was read at the April sitting of the Rock Island council assuring them that everything possible will be done to have the overpass Funds have not yet been appropriated but the effort will be made A letter was read from Kedikers Transport complaining ftock Island about the winter conditions of the Rock Island hills Kedikers trucks travel this route extensively This particular route is a part of 147 and should be salted and sanded by the provincial — highways department Mrs M Masse.Town secretary, will again take the census as in past years Mayor Edouard Girard gave a report of his meeting with Customs - Immigration and Depart nent of Public Works concerning the outcome of the former Customs - Immigration building on Main street The Department plans to dismantle the building and use the lot for Customs - Immigration parking, allowing a section for public parking However, Mayor Girard said there will be further discussions on this matter George MacLaren was appointed lawyer for the town A letter from Mr MacLaren noted proceedings have started to expropriate the Cote garage in the Village This is the chosen site for the new Rock Island post office The new police cruiser is now in use A resolution was approved to send a note of appreciation for his support in having the liquor store in the town A donation of $100 was voted to the Weir Memorial Park and $25 so the Bov Scouts Association E.PROVOST MTS INC JO, ISth A»*.M90 700 • SW-SJSI Author irad Doolor Uf Rock o# A oo* and Ev#ntid# Monuments with Perpetual Guar- FREE DELIVERY IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Fer Malboerne and surreund-ings see Mr.Gerden Me-Keeoe, Tel.S26-24T7.Birth STODDARD — Gordon and Karen (nee Olson) joyfully announce the birth of their son (Neil Gordon) 8 lbs 1 oz on April 3.1974.at the Scarboro General Hospital Proud grandparents.Albert and Margaret Stoddard.Ron and Claire Olson Happy great grandmother, Mrs Florence Parsloe SHOWBEAT Death Rampling may be next U.S.watching sport By Dick Kleiner HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) -Rampling is very popular in England these days.It’s not a new sport, like streaking, nor is it a revival of an old sport, like bird-watching.Rampling is an actress, first name Charlotte, who is on display these days in John Boorman s intensely interesting film, ‘Zardoz.Charlotte Rampling is a beauty with talent, a devastating combination.Hollywood has its collective eyes on her and she says that there is a distinct possibility she will be working here in the future.And the future isn’t too far away.“I may be coming back here,” she says.“There are some things brewing for me.I did one picture in the U.S.so far — ‘Corky,’ which was shot in Texas.That was with Robert Blake.It hasn’t been released yet in the U.S.We saw it not too long ago in New Zealand.” She is married to a New Zealander, a public relations man named Brian Southcome.They have an 18-month-old son named Bar-naby and the Southcomes make their home these days in St.Tropez, France.Charlotte is a very modern girl, with some old-fashioned overtones.She is completely self-sufficient and relies on herself totally.There was one period in her life, she says, when she was unsure of herself.“1 had to get away,” she says.“For a year, I was in Iran and Afghanistan, then 1 went to a Buddhist monastery — in Scotland, of all places.I got deeply into meditation which has helped CHARLOTTE RAMPLING: ESP.meditation and talent.Mrs.Charles Aulis 876-2193 Mrs Ethel Wood has returned from the Sherbrooke Hospital where she underwent surgery Mrs Claude Robinson is recuperating at her home from surgery performed recently, at the Sherbrooke Hospital Mr.Joseph Gosselin Sr., has re-entered the Noel Pavilion, 10th floor, Room 1019, Hotel Dieu Hospital in Sherbrooke, where he will undergo further treatments Mrs.Stanley Taylor 4nd Mrs Sheila Chase of Dartmouth.N.S., spent a few days ^ith Mrs Taylor's mother.Mrs Sylvia Bronson and visited other relatives.They were all supper guests of Mï and Mrs.Allan Marquis and daughter, in Newport.Vt.Mrs Bronson accompanied her guests to Montreal where thev visited Mr me and still helps me in picture-making.It enables me to concentrate on the scene I’m doing, on my job, even with everything going on around me.” She’s also deeply into ESP.She had a sister and, when they were girls, the two Ramplings made up a singing act.Then Sarah married a wealthy Argentinian, moved to South America and eventually died.Charlotte knew that Sarah had died before she got the official news.She and Brian also had a ghost in their apartment in London, who used to do things like folding a dressing gown and carefully placing it at the foot of their bed She says the movie business in England these days is very bad.(That may be why she is receptive to offers for Beebe and Mrs David Anderson and Dr.and Mrs.Tom Greer Mrs Chase also visited relatives while in Montreal Mrs Taylor and Mrs Chase returned to Dartmouth, N.S., by air from Dorval Mr and Mrs.Ivor Robson and daughter, Eleanor, who spent a month with her grandparents.Mr and Mrs William Rollins.Sr., have returned to Millgrove.work here.) For a long time, she did a lot of English television but she says that has fallen off, too.“The energy crisis is so serious in England,’’ she says, “that the sets must be turned off at 10 p.m.Fewer shows are being made and overall production curtailed.There isn’t that much television being shot in England anymore." She works wherever she can.At the moment, she is very proud of a film she did in Italy for an Italian woman director, Liliana Cavani.It is called “The Night Porter.” She hopes it will be released here, because she thinks it has something important to say.(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN > 4 1 74 Ont.While here, they visited Mrs Robson’s brother and sister-in-law.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Rollins, in Stanstead Accompanied by Mr and Mrs.Rollins Sr., they all visited Mr and Mrs Henry Rollins and family, in Barre.Vt.and in Exeter, N H .they visited another granddaughter of Mr.and Mrs Rollins, Sr , Mrs Les.Cooper and family.Snowmobile Club THREE VILLAGES - Under the general convenorship of Mr and Mrs Robert Alger and Mr and Mrs.Ramsay Williams, assisted by members of the Three Villages Snowmobile Club, a very successful supper of casseroles, baked beans, salads and assorted pies for dessert was POVEY, Lottie - At her residence, 298 Victoria St., Sherbrooke.Que , on Sunday, April 7.1974, Lottie Moulton, beloved wife of the late Fred Povey and dear sister of Evelyn (Mrs* Edward Murray ) and dear aunt of Leonard Povey and Chester Perry, in her 78th year.Resting in the R L.Bishop and Son Funeral Chapel.300 Queen Blvd North.Sherbrooke, where funeral service will be held on Wed .April 10 at 2 p m.Rev.Canon J D R Franklin officiating Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.Card of Thanks FULLER — 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to one and all for the acts of kindness shown me at the time of my unfortunate accident, the help given me at the B Ml* Hospital at Sweetsburg.also my stay in the Royal Victoria Hospital.Montreal.Que .to the doctors and nurses on 9th floor east and to even one who sent cards and letters, etc Thank vou one and all GLENNA Fl’LLER Sutton.Que MERRILL — I want to thank everyone who helped me m any way these past five months It was all sincerely appreciated CORA M J MERRILL WHITE — 1 wish to thank the relatives and friends who visited me.those who sent cards, letters and gifts during my stay in hospital and upon my return home Special thanks to Dr Duprat.Dr Pincott.the nurses and staff on the second floor of the B M P Hospital for their kind care while I was a patient there God Bless vou all MRS WINSTON! WHITE In Memoriam CHANNELL — In loving memory of my dear husband.Harold A Channell.who entered into rest.April 9.1970 As time goes by memories stay.As near and dear as vesterdav.No need for words, except to sav Still loved still missed in every way Lovmglv remembered bv LILA (wife» GREEN — In loving memory of a dear dad and grandfather.Edward