The Sherbrooke record, 26 juin 1975, jeudi 26 juin 1975

T MILLE (1000) KING EST INC 1000 King East — Tel 567-4851 Sunn\ today and Friday.High both days 26 to 28.Lou tonight near 13.OATSUN SALES fc SERVICE - Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD THURSDAY.JUNE 26.1»75 10 CENTS Million dollars demanded by kidnappers ——« 3 % SHERBROOKE - The family of Mrs Lena Blanche!, 63, who was abducted Tuesday morning from her Rock Forest home, is reportedly preparing the $1 million ransom money needed for her safe release Family members were yesterday gathered at the Rock Forest ranch home of Mrs.Blanchet s son, Gaston, awaiting further word from her abductors Quebec Police (QPF) are refusing any comment at the moment.But reporters have been able to collect the following information from various sources: Mrs Blanche!, wife of Conrad Blanchet who is owner of the Blanchet margarine firm in Rock Forest, was taken from the back of her home Tuesday sometime between 8 and 10 By ROBERT MacPHERSON ( Record Reporter) a m She was alone at the time; her husband was at the family farm some miles away.At 10 a m Tuesday, son Gaston received the first of three phone calls, demanding that a ransom of $1 million, in $20 bills, be prepared The caller warned, “No police, no reporters, just pay the money.” The caller, however, gave no directions as to dropping off the cash; nor gave any indication as to a deadline He also gave no word on Mrs.Blanchet’s condition The second call came at 7:30 p.m.Tuesday, reminding the family to prepare the ransom.Still no deadline, instructions, or information FEARS FOR MOTHER S LIFE — Paulin Blanchet, son of kidnap victim Mrs.Conrad Blanchet, told reporters yesterday his mother needs regular treat her heart condition headaches.medication to and migraine In India State of emergency declared NEW DELHI (CP) — India’s President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed declared a state of emergency today because of in-ternal disturbances threatening the security of the country.The declaration followed the arrest of prominent opposition politicians by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s government The severe crackdown on the opposition politicians began before dawn today with the arrest of more than 100 persons, various sources report.Proclamation of the state of emergency gave the government power to arrest persons at will and to hold them in prison indefinitely without trial.Mrs.Gandhi said she hoped the situation would improve soon so that the decree could be lifted but she gave no indication how long it might remain in force.States of emergency were declared in India in the past only in time of war—in 1962, uring fighting with China and in December 1971, at the start of the war with Pakistan over Bangladesh.The 1971 proclamation, directed against external aggression, still is in force and Mrs.Gandhi repeatedly has rejected opposition demands that she lift it, arguing the country was still threatened from abroad.CITES THREATS The government said Mrs.Gandhi asked President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed to issue the new emergency proclamation because of a threat from internal forces.?One of largest ransom demands ever in Canada SHERBROOKE (RM) — The$l million ransom demand made by kidnappers of Mrs.Conrad Blanchet is said to be one of the largest, if not the largest, in Canadian history.Rock Forest is a suburb of Sherbrooke, with a population of about 2,500.The primary industry is the Blanchet margarine plant.The industry is located across the street from Conrad Blanchet’s home, where his wife was taken.The home is a one storey, ranch-style structure, with a large yard and swimming-pool in the back.Other members of the Blanchet family, which includes three sons and daughter, live nearby.A fourth son died some years ago in an airplane crash at Rock Forest.Though reportedly wealthy, the Blanchet family is by no means aloof from the community.“Everybody knows the Blanchets,” one Rock Forest resident said.Dies at East Clifton COOKSHIRE (RM) — An elderly man was killed and four others injured in a head on collision on Route 253, East Clifton, six miles from Sawyerville.Dead is Emile Laperle, 68, of Sawyerville.Mr.Laperle was riding with his wife and three relatives when their car was involved in a head-on collision with a car driven by Mrs.Norbert Boyer, of Sawyerville.The driver of the car Mr.Laperle was in, Leo Lamarre of Westbrook, Maine, was sent to hospital in Sherbrooke, as was his wife and Mrs.Laperle.As of yesterday evening, their conditions were listed as poor, with the exception of Mr.Lamarre who is in very critical condition.Both cars were a total loss.The Cookshire detachment of the Quebec Police Force is investigating the accident.Windsor, Magog, Coaticook present briefs to CRSSS Inside today BIRTHS A DEATHS 12 FAMILY 6 CLASSIFIED .10 FINANCIAL 2 COMICS .11 SPORTS 13 EDITORIAL 4 TV 8 Today's Chuckle Ego is when a man sitting in a crowded bus tries to flirt with a woman who is standing.SHERBROOKE - A Windsor citizens' committee condemned the ‘‘illogical disparity” between the proposed improved health services under Bill 65 and the quality of emergency treatment at St.Louis Hospital there.The statement was made yesterday on the first day of a three day public hearing sponsored by the Regional Council of Health and Social Services on emergency treatment in the Eastern Townships.The citizens’ committee called for the formation of a Local Community Service Centre under the auspices of bill 65, which at present does not exist in the Windsor community, expressing the view that a centre could take on such problems as longterm treatment The committee posed a number of questions to the community regarding the quality of health care with the following results: Improved family medicine was considered a priority, along with more home visits and better minor surgical facilities Afternoon sessions of the public hearings involved the presentation of Providence Hospital Orientation Committee (Magog» and the Coaticook Hospital By ROSA HARRIS ( Record Reporter ) Administrative Council briefs The Providence Hospital committee, described as a group “spontaneously formed” to respond to community needs, outlined the need for a different orientation toward health in Magog.They stressed the tourist population, which changes the nature of the community seasonally, justified the need for improved emergency treatment at Providence Hospital.They added that a well organized emergency room is a necessity if the urgent need for such im proved facilities is to be met The committee pointed out that better emergency care is essential in light of poor transportation facilities to Sherbrooke They suggested that the aged, and those without cars must count on the treatment at Providence Hospital since they are virtually trapped in the Magog area They offered their support to earlier recommendations made by the Regional Council of Healthy and Social Services on such subjects as pre-natal and psychiatric care, but reiterated the need for better treatment for a population which swells to as much as 50,000 inhabitants during peak seasons.The Coaticook Hospital Administrative Council is composed of hospital directors concerned with the quality of emergency treatment in their com munity.The group suggested that the term emergency care be substituted for three new designations: primary, secondary and tertiary care They stated they didn’t think the congestion in the emergency rooms was due to anything other than disorganization on the part of the hospital’s medical team They suggested a total reorganization of hospital structures, particularly in outdoor clinics and emergency rooms A screening process, they recommended, would reduce the number of patients in need of primary — or emergency care — and distribute the workload more evenly, thereby increasing the efficiency of services The hearings continue today at the Social Club on Prospect St.on the victim A third call was received by the family at 11:30 a m yesterday The caller asked Gaston how much of the ransom money was so far collected “$50,000,” Mr.Blanchet replied The caller immediately hung up No calls followed yesterday, but another is expected sometime today Reporters who went to Rock Forest yesterday afternoon were told by another of Mrs Blanchet’s five children.Paulin, that she suffers from a heart condition and needs regular medication, and that her health may be in jeopardy if she does not have them The reporters than went to the home of Gaston Blan chet.where the family were gathered They were told to leave.Observers noted later yesterday an intensification of police in the area of the home There is no indication as to how many are involved in the kidnapping of Mrs.Blanchet.Unconfirmed reports suggest that there are at least two DAKK MOM FATS — A very young member of the Blanche! family spends a solitary moment in the midst of his grandmother's ordeal.He was with other family members at the family ranch, near Rock Forest, where further directions from the kidnappers were awaited.KIDNAPPING SCENE — Above is the Mrs.Blanchet view of the backyard of the ( onrad morning.Blanchet residence in Rock Forest, where was abducted Tuesday m RANCH — Above is a view of the Blanchet home near Rock Forest, where members of the family awaited news on the fate of ' their abducted relative, Mrs.('onrad Blanchet.( Record photos by Robert MacPherson ) Grafftey calls for improved federalism Jury bill introduced © ’975 Dy SEA All right’ I II admit it.if it will make you happy -you were right' — things have gotten worse before they ve gotten better’” EDMONTON (CP) — Heward Grafftey, MP for Brome-Missisquoi and candidate for the Progressive Conservative party leadership, said the party needs a new and constructive attitude towards Canadian federalism He said there is unnecessary tension between Ottawa and various regions of the country Mr Grafftey said the existence of separatism in Quebec and Western Canada's alienation are residues of Prime Minister Trudeau’s ‘‘attitude of confrontation and Ottawa’s take-it-or-leave-it policy.” He said an approach of de-centralized federalism would prevent Ottawa from imposing programs such as medical care insurance and department of regional economic expansion ( DREE ) grants on provinces without recognizing their individual and particular priorities Mr Grafftey said he will formally declare his candidacy for the leadership as soon as Robert Stanfield resigns.OTTAWA (CP) — A bill that would prevent appeal courts from reversing jury decisions, as happened in the case of abortionist Henry Morgentaler, was introduced in the Commons Wednesday by former prime minister John Diefenbaker The proposed Criminal Code amendment virtually duplicates a bill introduced a week earlier by Stuart Leggatt (NDP —New Westminster).Justice Minister Otto Lang has said he is “not disposed” to support that bill Mr.Uief enbaker’s proposal basically would limit appeal courts to ordering a new trial if they disagree in a jury verdict However, where the verdict comes from a magistrate or judge without a jury, it would allow the appeal courts to impose a guilty verdict if there has been an “error of law.” This was the basis on which the Supreme Court of Canada upheld an 18-month sentence imposed on Dr Morgentaler by the Quebec Morgentaler improving SHERBROOKE Dr Henry Morgentaler has been transferred out of the intensive care unit of CHU medical centre here, and although his heart is being carefully watched by a portable monitor, tin* con victed abortionist is no longer bed ridden The doctor, whose con dition is listed as satisfactory, now occupies an unguarded room on the hospital's ninth floor “Mv doctors have for bidden me to give in terviews,” he told a Record reporter y e s t e r d a y “They're afraid of the medical effects such an interview might have They told me I'd lose some of my privileges if I consented to talk to the press ” Although pale and taciturn, the Humanist Award winner seemed relatively healthy He could not indicate when he would Ik* released from hospital Court of Appeal, which overturned the jury acquittal on the original charge The Quebec appeal court said the defence used at the trial was incorrect This was supported by the high court on grounds the law had been misinterpreted originally Mr Diefenbaker (PC— Prince Albert) said if his bill is not approved by Parliament, “the jury system will be emasculated, if not destroyed.” Commons approval is unlikely, however, because the bill comes from a private member Such bills rarely get government support Mr Lang’s reaction to the Leggatt bill left little doubt the government will not support the Diefenbaker proposal.» I 0993 w a—THE SHERBROOKE RECORD—THLRS.JUNE 26.1675 Wl meetings around the Eastern Townships EAST CLIFTON — The June meeting of the Women’s Institute was held in the W I Hall with the Pres.Mrs, Goodhue presiding The meeting opened with the Collect and our June motto-Broadening of the mind causes the conscience lo stretch The program centered on Education - many interesting and varying responses were given to our Roll Call, How the Hast Clifton W I has assisted the Community over the years Mrs Goodhue read a poem Dandelions and Mrs Rowell gave a good treasurer’s report, with all bills paid Sympathy and get-well cards are to be sent to Jacoby’s bridge North bids when East should NORTH H7 644 Of the 16 industrial subindices, nine advanced while seven retreated The largest gains were recorded by oil refining and constru tion stocks while beverage shares posted the biggest losses Trans-Canada Resources, which reported a lower net income for the six months ended April 30, fell two cents to 54 cents.REPORTS PROFIT Chimo Gold Mines gained five cents to $1 The company reported a first quarter net profit more than doubled from the same period a year ago Nowsco Well was up 134 to $20;l4.Alcan Aluminium 1 to $25*h, Imperial Oil A ‘4 to $29*2.Dome Pete *4 to $32'.» and Great Lakes Paper ‘4 to W*i Bomac Batten A fell $1 25 to $4.Walker-Gooderham A 1 to $3012, Crown Life Insurance 7* to $61.Canron 5k to $575h and Bell Canada >4 to $4412.Gains among gold producers were recorded by Dome Mines, up 1*2 to $52, Camflo *2 to $14'2, Campbell Red Lake '2 to $33 and Dickenson :‘h to $9V Chieftain Development rose *2 to $10:*h.Canadian Superior >2 to $42»2 and Voyager Pete ‘h to $8,4.Numac dropped to $10* 2» g» ¦ SHOE PRODUCTION — Larry Croll, vice-president of MacFarlane Lefaivre Mfg.Ltd., shows Sherbrooke MP Irenee Pelletier and Parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce Gaston Clermont one aspect of the many used in the company’s production of shoes in their new Sherbrooke plant.( Record photo by Bruce Porter ) Montreal shoe firm opens new plant here SHERBROOKE (BP) -MacFarlane Lefaivre Mfg.Ltd.of Montreal, a shoe company in business since 1932, is the newest industry to locate a plant within the boundaries of Sherbrooke.Guy Lefaivre, 16-year president of the firm which has been in his family for three generations, welcomed government and city officials as well as press warmly as the company officially opened its 30,000 sq.ft.plant last week.Mr.Lefaivre, who said Sherbrooke was chosen over three other cities for the location, was impressed by the greeting he received from local officials when he approached them about locating here.“The real clincher for our building here was the way we were received by the commissioner of your industrial park,” he stated.“The shoe business is full of new technologies,” he added, “and you need smart, intelligent people for your labor force.Sherbrooke has the quality of manpower and quantity that we needed to set up here.” The company has received financial assistance in setting up in Sherbrooke, as part of its Footwear and Tanning Industries Sector Strategy adopted in late 1973.The plan was passed by the federal government to aid footwear and tanning industries when the competitive position of Canadian firms was deteriorating considerably.Loans or grants have been obtained from Canada Manpower and the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Commerce through on-the-job training and scholarships A company official said the Sherbrooke manpower office has been extremely helpful in filling the labor force required at the plant.He said the firm did little work in screening workers, as the Manpower people took the list of required personnel and filled it for them.There are presently 55 people working at the MacFarlane Lefaivre plant in Sherbrooke, which started operation April 15, with that number expanding to 100 in mid-August and about 150 by the end of the year.Production per day now is 300 pairs of shoes - of either golf, men’s and women’s dress or cross country ski -and that figure will increase in the middle of August to 1,500, while at the end of 1975, daily output is scheduled to be 2,700 pairs.MacFarlane Lefaivre is said to have the most recent development in shoe technology and a tour of their factory at the official opening looked impressive.It’s a long step from the days 43 years ago when they were making boots for the army and RCMP.The company has continually progressed in development of shoemaking and in 1958, developed a new type of shoe.Sherbrooke Mayor Jacques O’Bready, who was on hand with other dignitaries last week for the opening, said he is always happy to welcome new industries to the city.“The opening of this plant is the realization of the ettorts to support our industrial development, and to bring more of it to the city I’m very happy with the cooperation we have received from the three levels of government to expand industrially,” he said On hand for the opening ceremonies were Gaston Clermont, federal MP and Parliamentary assistant to Alastair Gillespie.Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce, who filled in for the minister, and Irenee Pelletier, Sherbrooke MP.as well as Mayor O’Bready and president Lefaivre Company vice-president Larry Croll conducted the tour of the plant following the of ficial opening, showing production from the cut materials to the finished shoe The company distributes its three varieties of shoes across Canada and through the United States CAREERS AMIANTE DE SHERBROOKE LIEE.PRODUCTION FOREMEN (2) A new industry requires the service of 2 foremen ti take charge of a department.Applicants should have 3 years experience as foremai in the textile industry or good experience as i mechanic in industry.Preference will be given to those who have technica knowledge and have had practical experience.A good salary, excellent fringe benefits and ar interesting future are offered to the successfu candidates.Please apply in person on Tuesday, July 1 oi Wednesday.July 2.between 2.00 p.m.and 5.00 p.m.7:00 p.m.and 10:00 p.m.at AUBERGE DES GOUVERNEURS King St.West, Sherbrooke Ask for Mr.Gilles Vallee Development (Cont'd New York NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market fended off some early doubts about interest rate prospects Wednesday to reach a 15-month high with its fifth straight gain The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials advanced 3 67 to 872 73.its highest close since it finished at 883 68 on March 26.1974 The closely watched indicator has picked up 44 90 points over the last five sessions and is less than 20 points below its closing peak for all of last year of 891 66 What stocks did Wed.Tues.Advances 847 1,006 Declines 571 509 Unchanged 430 360 Total issues 1.H48 1JTS NYSE volume was a moderately active 21 61 million shares, down from 26 62 million Tuesday Standard and Poor’s 500-stock index rose 43 to 94 62, and the NYSE’s composite index added 23 to 50 51 The market virtually was stalled most of the morning as short-term interest rates continued their recent up swing But prices moved ahead a little more strongly early in the afternoon w hen some key money rates were reported to have eased off Varian Associates, the volume leader for the second straight day, soared 2:‘m to $175h on turnover of 514,600 shares.companies as the now-defunct (Vest Theatre in Toronto, the Stratford Festival and the Manitoba Theatre He feels that theatre has a strong role to play in modern society ‘ The more pressures there are, the more the public needs theatre,” he stated “I believe theatre is essentially for entertainment and I don’t think the public is entertained by offensive productions “We mustn’t assume that we are there to educate the public,” he stressed, “but if education happens — all the from p.3) better.” He is pleased with the mixture of plays the festival w ill be offering this year and believes there is something for everyone on the program “It’s absolutely marvelous to watch an audience respond to good theatre,” he commented The public is the best barometer of our quality “I think this year, we’ll be presenting the kind of plays the audience will like to With Mr Bahdanetski at the helm, the public can rest assured that this is so Memorial ( ontinued from Page 3 SHERBROOKE TRUST Mr.Dean R.Bishop Sherbrooke Trust Company is pleased to announce the nomination of Mr Dean R Bishop to its Board of Directors Mr.Bishop.President of Eastern Townships Produce Limited, and member of a long established Eastern Townships family, has played an active role in many charitable, religious, hospital and other community organizations.was the last that Arthur Speid had to do with organized business Years before his disastrous fling in business, Arthur Speid had consorted with George Henry, the renowned clock and watch maker of Lennoxville, who is survived by his 97-year-old son.Dr.Ned Henry of Gould, Quebec.Under George Henry’s tutelage, Arthur Speid became expert in the repair of old clocks.He also took to the custom building of mahogany furniture, using his own graceful designs.His beautiful, tasteful, individualistic products w'ill certainly be collectors' items.When we set aside these various pursuits and years of experience with the Town Council of Lennoxville, including at least two spells as Mayor of Lennoxville, we are left with the most memorable part of the life of this kindly, quizzical character.Arthur Speid, in his stage-associated activities, which began at the very turn of the century.This was the day of choirs, plays and ‘‘minstrel entertainments” and we find Arthur Speid providing banjo solos in 1904 and on the stage in 1900.At Bishop’s University we find him active in the dramatics society, as actor in a whole series of plays.By 1926, or earlier, he was directing, as well as acting at “Bishop’s College” plays in the tiny gymnasium (of that day) which was later flanked by the new residences, Pollack and Norton, and transformed into a central dining hall During a play the only access to the stage was through the high windows in the wings.Arthur Speid had both designed and built the stage.He contributed immeasurably to the successes of these early days under primitive conditions.In 1938 Bishop’s University engaged a professional director Thus closed Arthur Speid’s association in drama with Bishop’s University but the reflective mind must give him great credit for the development of the bud which, tended by many other hands, flowered in the excellent dramatic productions for which Bishop’s University has been known for years and in the widely known ‘‘Festival Lennoxville” of today.Arthur Speid was also the moving spirit of the early St.George’s Players, who functioned in St.George’s Church hall, under very difficult conditions, the ebb and flow of their effort dependent very much upon the current, fitful crop of talent.Perhaps the most productive period of Mr Speid’s life, dramatically, dates from his 1957 collaboration with L^wis Evans of Bishop’s College School, a collaboration stimulated by John Turner and Bishop (then Archdeacon) Timothy Matthews With Lewis Evans as director and Arthur Speid as producer, the St.George’s Players bloomed again and many a Lennoxville resident will still remember the humor, if not the precise content, of their first play, “You Can’t Take it With You”, produced under extraordinarily difficult conditions, with a large cast on a tiny stage, all expertly managed by Mr.Speid In 1961 the augmented company moved to the more spacious facilities of Bishop’s College School, where the production of “Blithe Spirit” enhanced its reputation greatly.And this is the point, only, at which Arthur Speid withdrew somewhat from community activity, at age 79, but still with the quizzical, mischievous gleam in his eye that had endeared him to so many for so long “Blithe Spirit” was his last play as an active participant but his own blithe spirit supported the Players, now* the Lennoxville Players, right up to their production of “My Fair Lady” in 1972 Arthur Speid’s interest and expertise did more to advance the Players than any other single factor His vigorous and many-faceted community par ticipation at an end, Arthur Speid contracted his orbit towards “Uplands”, there to read, talk and listen, surrounded by beautiful things, many of his own design and workmanship, from time to time making a spirited inventive attack on the red squirrels, intelligent pilferers at his bird feeder, but in general living quietly with his gracious wife while the fully repaired and handsome grandfather clock, legacy of the inventiveness of George Henry, ticked off the remainder of his long stay as one of the best known residents of Lennoxville, surrounded by friends only.Montreal MONTREAL (CP) Prices were lower in most sectors in moderate trading Wednesday on the Montreal Stock Exchange Volume at the close was 600, 300 shares traded, compared with 457,800 shares traded Monday.The Exchange was closed on Tuesday in observance of St.Jean Baptiste day The composite index was up 0.10 to 191.21 Banks were off 1.32 to 206.28, papers o 67 to 109.93 and utilities 0.33 to 128 95, while industrials gained 0.42 to 197.92 What stocks did: Wed.Mon Advances 70 52 Declines 102 78 Unchanged 55 57 Totals 227 187 Bank of Montreal led industrials, off 1h to $16' 2 on a volume of 35,200 shares traded Belleterre Quebec Mines led mines, unchanged at 33 cents on a volume of 18,300 shares The Brome-Mitftiftquoi-Perkint Hospital invites the population to the public annual meeting to be held Friday June 27th, 1975, at 20.00 Hours in the Hospital Cafeteria The members of the Board of Directors and the General Manager wHI answer questions concerning Financial Statements, services available, and relations between other hospitals and the Regional Council Your attendance will be greatly appreciated.La population desservie par l’Hôpital Brôme Missisquoi-Perkins est invitée à assister à la réunion publique annuelle qui sera tenue vendredi le 27 juin 1975, à 20.00 Heures à la Cafétéria de l’Hôpital Les membres du Conseil d’Administration ainsi que le Directeur Général répondront aux questions qui leur seront adressées relativement aux Etats Financiers de l’établissement, aux services qu’il fournit et aux relations qu’il entretient avec les autres 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a disputed final set line call and sent Nastase spinning out of the men's singles 8-6.6-8.6-2.1-6.6-3 “I planned to play to Nas-tase s backhand all the time, because he's just not hitting his backhands any good any ‘ i Expos hammer Cubs in seventh inning COMPLAINTS AT LAST are commencing to reap their rewards as the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association is going to enforce stiffer rules for high-sticking infractions In my mind this should have been done a long time ago WHEN I PLAYED hockey there was no high-sticking You hit a player fair and square and that was it.In those évs one could see plenty of good body checking and I hk the youngsters should concentrate more on that.It is an art in itself and certainly will add more to the game A SPECIAL REPORT on eye injuries last year was prepared by the CAHA and it was carried in yesterday’s Record and gives a very good idea just how dangerous it can be.George Armstrong, Toronto Marlies’ coach, says “aggression and dirty play is not necessary.” On this we agree 100 per cent.EYE INJURIES HEAD the list and it is very surprising just how many.Eight per cent of all head injuries occur in the eye while three out of four eye injuries during the 1972-73 season resulted from sticks.More than 70 per cent of the eye injuries occurred in games played in organized leagues.THE CAHA HAS FINALLY decided it is about time to crack down on high-sticking and impose stiffer penalties for the infractions.I am sure several new penalties will be included in the rule book.On the other hand rules for these infractions are in the book but some referees are just letting things go by without calling them and that is a good way letting matters get out of hand.IT WILL BE VERY interesting to see just what new rules and penalties will be imposed in the book and from the look of the report I imagine they will be stiff in order to cut down on rough play.It will make the game more interesting all around.So let’s just wait and see what happens.4- *4- THE ANNUAL CHLT-RADIO Golf Tournament will be held at the Lennoxville Golf and Country Club at Milby on Sunday July 13th.Around 250 golfers are expected to take part in this popular event.THROUGH THE GENEROSITY of Desruisseaux Automobile of East Angus, a Ford ’75 will go to the golfer who drops his tee shot at the par-three eighth hole.No doubt a lot will be gunning for the new Ford.Those requiring more information can contact Robert Cardinal at 562-4260.+ + + COJO OFFICIALS BELIEVE they will be able to announce definite figures on revenues and capital expenditures involved in the organization of the 1976 Olympic Games.These figures will be released following the next meeting of the board, set for July 5.Budgetary estimates will be revised by that date.SO FOLKS YOU will get the low-down by then Total operating costs have been estimated at $85,288,600 while the figures of revenue are still pending.We will no doubt get them within the near future, we hope + + + ^INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Opened yesterday in Montreal with women’s teams from Canada, Bulgaria, Japan and Korea taking part.It will run until June 30 when the finals are listed MEN’S COMPETITION WILL commence on Saturday, July 5, also in Montreal, at the Paul Sauve Centre.Canada, Poland, United States and Czechoslovakia will battle it out for the silver and bronze medals.The tourney will end July 10.SO THOSE INTERESTED IN watching the top women and men’s teams in volleyball have just to drop around at the Paul Sauve Centre between these dates.The games are listed for 6:30 and 8:30 each day.4- 4~ 4~ SOCCER FANS HAD the opportunity of seeing what to expect next year when the Olympics will commence in earnest.The match was close Tuesday and the All-Stars gave a good account of themselves.WE THINK IN holding the famous Ayr United the All-Stars did a very good job.After all Ayr United is rated as one of the top professional teams in the First Scottish Division in Scotland and when a group of players can hold them to a 2-0 outcome that is something in itself.It speaks well for the Quebec-Ontario squad, who deserve plenty of congratulations for their fine show.4“ 4" 4- MUHAMMAD ALI really tossed a bombshell into the fighting circles with his announcement that he is going to retire after his fight with Joe Bugner in Kuala Lumpur.Malasia.Promoter Don King is going over to see and try to talk him out of it.IT IS KIND OF HARD to believe that Ali will let a neat sum of $11 million slip through his fingers to fight Joe Frazier.It seems that Ali’s announcement caught everybody by surprise Maybe it is a move to get a little more money for the bout Time will tell us.4-4-4- QUEBEC SAFETY LEAGUE has released a new list to help small craft boat owners regarding the safety of everybody concerned.It is very well prepared and all boat owners should get a copy of them It may be a big help in case of accidents on the water American thrills crowd with Nastase wins more, and it worked,” said Stewart, 29, ranked No 15 in the United States ‘‘It was a big win,” he added, “because of where you're playing and who you’re playing if you beat one of the seeds ” As the men enter the third round today, only 11 of the original 16 seeds are left, with Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia falling to Australia's Geoff Masters 2-6.2-6, 6-4, 8-6, 6-4 and John Alexander losing to fellow-Australian Paul Kronk 1-6, 9-8.9-8.9-8 on Wednesday Still heavily favored to retain his title is Jimmy Connors, who overcame hay fever to defeat Vijay Amritraj of India 9-8.6-0, 8-6 Connors will take on Mark Cox of White Rock.B C in today's match MONTREAL (CP) - Montreal Expos must have paced themselves in a three-game mid-week series against Chicago Cubs The Expos lost the first two National League baseball games badly before erupting in the seventh inning of the third game Wednesday night to set a club scoring record for an inning with a 10-run outburst that generated a 12-6 win “It’s good to take one out of three when you’ve lost the first two,’’ said Gene Mauch after his charges rapped three Cubs pitchers for eight hits in the inning, tying another team record “When somebody gives you a little help it goes a long way ’’ Don Kessinger provided the help when the shortstop committed two throwing errors that, combined with Pepe Mangual’s infield single, loaded the bases for Mike Jorgensen Jorgensen singled home two runs to tie the score at 4-4 and pinch-hitter Jose Morales drilled a triple to right centre to score two more runs MACK ANT N GOT WINNER His hit chased Cubs starter and loser Rick Reuschel, 5-7, and brought in Oscar Zamora, who got Bob Bailey to ground out before giving up the gamewinning hit to Pete Mackanin, w hose single scored Morales Gary Carter then singled and Larry Parrish connec ted for a run-scoring hit before Pat Scanlon, making his second pinch hit appearance of the inning, pushed Carter across the plate with a hit Mangual then slammed his seventh home run of the year over a leaping Jose Cardenal at the fence in left field for the final three runs Cubs manager Jim Marshall, however, worried more about Mangual’s single than his homer Marshall said the Expos centre fielder should have been out on third baseman Bill Madlock’s throw, but first base umpire Satch Davidson ruled Mangual safe “It was a bad decision.” said Marshall “It’s too bad these things always happen to Reuschel It’s the third or fourth time this year that he’s lost that way ” The Expos offensive saves the game for Dennis Blair, 5 8 He gave up a run in the first on Kessinger’s triple and Cardenal’s sacrifice fly before the Expos took the lead on Tim Foli’s run-scoring single in the third and Mangual's run producing double in the fifth THE SHERBROOKE RECORD-THURS.JUNE 28, 1975—11 EAVES TROUGHS, instolation t repair MAURICE BERGERON TINSMITH CONTRACTOR (thect metal workt) Hot air heating with electric or oil furnace Electronic Air Filter — Ventilation — Air Conditioning 100 Jacquet-Cartier Blvd N — Sherbrooke Tel: 563-3855 — 569-8579 Eagles blast Jets TROIS RIVIERES iBP) Hometown Trois-Rivieres Eagles exploded for five runs in the sixth inning of their Quebec Major Junior Baseball League contest last night to defeat Shawinigan Jets 6-1 The Eagles made their six runs on six hits while six High purse expected for Queen's Plate errors were committed by the winners Shawinigan had three hits and made two errors.Each club scored once in the fourth inning, but the sixth inning outburst couldn’t be equalized by the Jets in the top of the seventh QMJBL action tonight has St Jean at Sherbrooke, starting at 8:30 p m., while Granby visits Pointeaux-Trembles at 8 p m 56^666" TILDEN ’ WEEKEND SPECIALTY •’blS King St A Shprb'oohi VjT |%liu* I o»d ’ TORONTO (CP) - Upper Shelf and Countryman may spell double trouble for Queen’s Plate owners this year They’re expected to go as an entry for Kinghaven Farms, owned by Bud Willmot of King, Ont., in Saturday’s 116th edition of the Plate-North America’s oldest continuously-run stakes race.The draw will be made this morning with from 13 to 15 horses expected to compete RACES FIRST RACE (3) Jamie Boy (A.Morin) (7) Andy Reed (F.Cleroux) (5) Barlin Mars (Gilles Jut ras) Time 2.11.SECOND RACE (2) Alzara (E.Hebert) (4) Dudley’s Hero (J.Hauver) (3) Marvel Tape (P.Deslauriers) Time 2.12-3.D.D.3-2 $14.90.THIRD RACE (1) Tavern’s Kit (L.Veilleux) (5) Marco Pick (R.Jutras) (4) Her Dream (W.Mosher) Time 2.12-2 FOURTH RACE (6) Lucky Queen Day (C.Grenier) (3) Pardon Thunder (R.Babbin) (4) Zorro Favori (P.Deslauriers) Time .12-3.Quin 3-6 $73.10 FIFTH RACE (2) Dazzle Dean (C.Grenier (4) White Star Way (B Provencher) (8) Farington Hanover (M.Vallieres) Time 2.14-3.SIXTH RACE (4) Miss D Will (G.Pelletier) (6) Dam Right (Y.Leblanc) (8) Roguy C D (A.Drolet) Time 2.13-1.Quin 4-6 $31.00.SEVENTH RACE (6) Delcrest Lil Red (L.Belhumeur) (7) Jake The Snake (C.Mosher) (3) Paul Blackstone (J.Hauver) Time 2.11.Quin 6-7 $13.80 EIGHTH RACE (4) Pat Wayside (G.Jutras) (3) Brunella Prince (L.Hebert) (6) Gold Byrd (O.Morin) Time 2.12-2.Quin 3^ $4.30 NINTH RACE (7) Mickey Mac (F.Cleroux) ( 2 ) Sherry Force (R.Marois) (4) Keystone Adage (G.Jutras) Time 2.09 TENTH RACE (4) MissTajala (F.Cleroux) (1 ) A B Blackstone (E Hebert) (7) Fakir Angus (P Deslauriers) Time 2.11 Ex 4-1 $12.10 3.90 2.30 2.10 2.80 2.20 4.40 6.80 3.10 2.60 2.80 2.40 4.00 18.60 8.70 3.00 5.00 2.50 2.50 10.40 5.90 3.70 14.30 6.00 3.60 8.20 3.90 3.10 4.30 2.70 3.70 49.00 11.20 3.60 3.10 2.40 6.20 10.40 3.80 5.60 4.20 3.70 35.10 3.70 2.30 2.10 2.50 4.60 2.90 5.50 3.50 2.80 4.70 3.70 * 4.10 4.20 2.60 2.10 3.50 2.10 2.10 NOW OPEN •BASEBALL •SOCCER •TENNIS •LACROSSE •CROQUET • BADMINTON •ADIDAS •ETC leitneu 51 King St.E.-Tel: 567-1041 in the 114-mile race for three year-olds foaled in Canada.It’s expected that 14 will start and if that is the case, the gross purse will be a record $148,695.The w inning owner would receive a record $96,651 Greek Answer, owned by Preston Gilbride of Toronto, and L’Enjôleur, represen ting J.Louis Levesque of Montreal, will likely be the favorites with an expected crowd of close to 40,000 at Woodbine race track The Duke and Duchess of Kent will also be in attendance and they’ll present the traditional gift of 50 guineas, actually 50 gold sovereigns, and a gold cup, valued at $9,700, to the winning owner HAWLEY HAS MOUNT Sandy Hawley of Mississauga.Ont., Canada’s leading jockey since 1969, will be aboard L’Enjoleur, and Mickey Solomone of the United States will ride Greek Answer L’Enjoleur has nine wins in 22 career races and total earnings of $314,435.Greek Answer has won nine of 19 races and has earnings of $260,669.Upper Shelf's second-place finish to Greek Answer in the second division of the 1 1-16-mile Plate Trial last Saturday earned him a starting spot along with stablemate Countryman Upper Shelf, with two wins, a second and a third in five lifetime starts, was beaten three lengths by Greek Answer who covered the distance in 1:44 3-5 Upper Shelf’s time was 1:45 1-5, four-fifths of a second faster than Hagelin’s winning time in the first division.Countryman, who didn’t run in the Plate trial, was unraced as a two-year-old and has had only one bad race in eight starts this year.He has tw o w ins.two seconds & and a third Summer Special While They Last A lightweight racing bicycle ot sturdy construction frame 23 steel tubing Mont Wheel 28 x 114 Rear Wheel 28 x UV with Tavont* dérailleur Rims chromed steel Mudguards: chromium plated Pedals racing type with toe clips Saddle leather sport type Brake centre pull •favorit* Caliper brakes quick release on both wheels Accessories pump, tool kit and bell Special Regular Man Size European Bicycle Reg.$125.00 $ OSV95 -TS H.MUNKITTRICK 1020 Wellington St.S.Tel.: 569-0529 Sherbrooke Fun Lovin’.Gas Savin’.PLYMOUTH CRICKET £ 1 r: GUARANTEE 12 MONTHS OR UNLIMITED MILEAGE REcÜNiNq BucLet Seats • Front WIieeI Disc BRAkss • TihÏNq SrEERiNq WIieeI SEE THEM NOW AT MARTIN AUTOMOBILES INC.405 BELVEDERE SOUTH — SHERBROOKE — 567-8421 i 7 5 I / ! 12—THE SHERBROOKE RECORD—THL'RS., JUNE 26.1275 Around the Eastern Townships BIRCHTON Mrs George Lackie of Drummondville, who has been spending some time with her son, Russell, Mrs Lackie, Bruce and Clifford, is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital It is hoped she will soon be home Mrs Lackie, Sr., will celebrate her 85th birthday on July 10 Greetings to her! The collectors for the Sherbrooke Hospital campaign appreciate the response to their appeal, having turned in some $413 00 Good for Birchton! Most people here appreciate having a hospital within a short distance of their homes Quite a number attended the stimulating Anniversary Service and the social time after, in the Sawyerville United Church on June 15 Mrs Charles Robinson spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnston in Bulwer With her hosts she attended the McGill convocation at the Sir Arthur Currie Gymnasium in Montreal when Mr Frank Bailey was a graduate in Theology Mr Bailey did his first pulpit supply in the area in the Cookshire-Bulwer Services Congratulations go to Frank on his well-earned Graduation! Mr.and Mrs.Basil Prescott were business visitors in Colebrook, N H , and dinner guests of his aunt, Mrs Nina Tabor in West Stewartstown, N.H.Mrs Murdo MacKinnon spent a few days in the Montreal area with Miss Ida MacKinnon, and Mr and Mrs J M MacKinnon Mr and Mrs.Stanley Logan, with Cindy and Craig, motored to Kitchener, Ont., to spend a long weekend with Stanley’s brother, Howard, Mrs.Logan, and Master Mark Mrs.Robert Logan joined them on the return trip, after having spent some time with other relatives in Ontario Mr Clayton Lackie had the misfortunate to suffer an ankle injury All hope he will soon be employable again Mr Barrie Harbinson of the King’s Landing Project in New Brunswick spent a short holiday with his parents, Mr and Mrs.T.J.Harbinson and Mr Conley Harbinson Mrs.Oscar Desruisseaux spent a holiday with her brother, Mr Ernie Rowe, and Mrs.Rowe, in Tam-worth.N.H Mrs.Lucy McGuiggan and Mr Albert Robinson, who holidayed with her brother, Mr.George Late wood, and Mrs.Latewood, have returned to their homeland.Northern Ireland While here, they accompanied the Latewoods to Highwater, where they were guests of Mr and Mrs John Barnet Mr Andy Taylor of Thompson, Man , arrived by plane in Montreal, on June 22, to spend his summer holidays with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs.George Latewood, who will meet him at the Dorval Airport Callers at the Murray home included Mrs Clifford Bailey and Mr David Bailey of Cookshire Highway; Mr and Mrs Charles Connors of Sherbrooke and Mr and Mrs.Harry Thompson of l^nnoxville Mr.and Mrs Thomas Halsall and three girls of Welland, Ont .arrived to spend a holiday with his folks, Mr and Mrs.A Halsall, Judy, Joan, Betty, Jane.David.Steven and Bob of Lennoxville.Mr and Mrs.Nick Tur chyn, with Wendy and Sandra Robinson, were Father’s Day afternoon “congratulationers” of Heather’s father.Mr Hugh Patton, and guests of mother Patton also, in Kinnear’s Mills Congratulations are due Mr Edwin Bailey, who has been granted a Scholarship to The University of Idaho to work for his Master's in Science Good luck in your new “place of endeavour,” Edwin! Mr John Shephard, with Mrs Sheila Hemming and son Kurt, all of Montreal, spent a weekend with Mr.and Mrs Nick Turchyn.Mr and Mrs Roy Jenne, with Hartland, of Dunham; Mr and Mrs Rodney Jenne of East Farnham.spent a day with Mrs.Charles Robinson.Mr Jim Robinson of Montreal spent a couple of days with his mother, Mrs Charles Robinson Visiting at their two “homes” in the area, Mr and Mrs J.M.MacKinnon, spent a recent weekend Thanks to the thought fulness of Mr and Mrs Douglas Twyman of Sawyerville, with Mr and Mrs Leon Desruisseaux of the same town, Mrs Jack Murray enjoyed seeing several friends who are residents of the Grace Christian Home in Hun* tingville The lush beauty of Mother Nature en route was “really something ’’ Some Birchtonians enjoyed the Operetta in the Sawyerville Elementary School The pupils and those who helped, not to forget mention of staff, are to be congratulated on the performance LAWRENCE Mrs.Lillian Martin 875-3606 Friends and relatives will be pleased to learn that Mrs Kathleen Walker has returned home from the hospital, and is spending a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Howard Coates Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs.Charlie Martin were Mr and Mrs Terry Goode and Myles Martin of Ottawa They also visited Mr and Mrs.Alfred Goode in Sawyerville, David and Susan Martin and son Jeffery of Vineland, Ont., are spending a week at the same home.Dale and Hank Coates of Orano, Ont., spent the weekend at the home of their parents, Mr and Mrs.E.Coates.Mr and Mrs.Leslie Mills of Bulwer were calling at the home of Mr and Mrs.Donald Cooper Pte Richard Marshall of St.Johns, Que , spent the weekend at the home ot ms parents, Mr and Mrs.James Marshall, also visiting at the same home was Myles Martin of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs.David Martin, of Vineland, Ont.Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Cooper wfere Mr and Mrs Gary McDonald and daughter, Marion of Bulwer, and Mrs Jack McDonald of Sherbrooke Master Kelly Lloyd spent the day at the same home guest of Chester and Melvin Cooper Mrs Susan Martin and Jeff of Vineland, Ont , spent an afternoon visiting Mrs William Walker EAST HEREFORD Mrs Mae Bolton is spending a week with her sister, Miss Myrtle Owen Miss Jennie Owen, Mrs Emma Hume and Mr.Merton Marsh were recent guests of Mr and Mrs R A Owen Other callers at the same home were Mr and Mrs Gordon Bellows and Mr Guelph Parker, Dixville Mrs Arnold Cunnington was in Magog to visit Mr Harold Howe, last week Mr and Mrs.Robert Leigh, Colebrook, N H , were visiting Mr and Mrs Archie Bolton.Mr and Mrs W M Owen were in Waterville recently to call on Mr and Mrs Sam Hopper and also visited Mr and Mrs Stephen Lepitre in Dixville.Miss Fern Owen was an overnight guest of Miss Debbie Akhurst recently Mr and Mrs Bill Weber, Salem, Mass., spent the weekend with Mrs.Gladys Owen.Recent guests of Mrs.E.W Owen were Mrs.Franklin, Sherbrooke, Miss Wanda Owen and Mr Mark Franklin, Miss Susan Owen and Mr.John Samson, also Mr.Greg May.Guests of Mr.Ralph Ellingwood and Mrs.Eva Owen were Mr.and Mrs.Herman Hann, Canaan, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs Wellman Rowell and family, Crawford Notch, N H., Mr and Mrs.R A.Owen, also Mr and Mrs.W M Owen attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Malcolm Roarke, at the Rifle Club in Lennoxville on Friday evening, June 13.Miss Kathy Bolduc was a recent overnight guest of Miss Fern Owen Mr and Mrs Rupert Pyne of Lennoxville, were guests last week of Mr.and Mrs.E.W Owen.M ANSON VILLE & AREA Maria Bray 292-5731 Some acreage and the buildings on Traverland Farm have been resold by Mr Tate De Weese to very nice people, to whom we extend a hearty welcome.Dr and Mrs Holly Haber and baby girl and also Mrs Haber’s sister and brother in-law, Mr and Mrs Ted Forest, all of Montreal Eighty-year-old Edmond Ethier reports he is feeling very well and has recently had his two and a half-year-old pace maker replaced by a new one, all done in one day’s time at the Royal Victoria Hospital.Word has been received from Senior Citizen (Goldenage Club member-Kate Jones, that she is enjoying her vacation immensely at the Canadian Lakehead and the iron mining town of Atikekan and that she went by car over the multi-million dollar toll-free causeway over Rainy Lake (part of Highway 11).We wish Kate many more happy times Deepest sympathies are extended to Mrs Heather DeFelice and her husband, Ron and five children, also to Heahter’s sister Joan, of Knowlton, and Joan’s husband, Alain Levigne and their three children, also to other relatives and friends, in the loss of brother, Arnold Keene Sincere sympathies are extended to family, relatives and friends in the loss of Alphonse Cyr.Room renumbered lor Greta McKelvey, who is still in the Royal Victoria after over one year, Room 9M22 (9th Floor) Keep sending those letters and cards for Christian encouragement GLENBUTTON Mrs Myrtle Bullock accompanied Mr and Mrs William Burnham to the La Providence Hospital, Magog, where they visited Mr Burnham s sister, Mrs, Josephine Leblanc; we wish her a speedy receovery On Sunday the same group went to Waierloo to visit the Burnham’s daughter Lillian and her husband and children, also to attend a lingerie shower for Miss Cathy Stupplebean Mrs.Betty Wilson visited her daughter, Heather and her husband and children, in Ottawa Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Leavitt visited Lyle’s sister, Mrs Wilma Boyce and her husband and children on the weekend at Carleton Place, Ont.Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Shover were Mrs Emmanuel Poulin and grandson, Terry, Mr.and Mrs Fred Poulin and their children.Alain, Sylvi, Lynn and Frank, and Mr and Mrs Jerry Poulin, all of Waterloo.Mrs Marjorie Skeete of Montreal, Mrs Shirley Elston and children.Martin and Lisa, and Ivan Tipper all of Bondville Mid-week callers were Mr and Mrs Earl Bresee of Sutton.WINDSOR Mrs.C.McCourt 845-3416 Mrs.Maria Brown, Brooklin, Ont., who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Guy Robinson, was accompanied to Stanstead by 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