The Sherbrooke record, 25 août 1975, lundi 25 août 1975

DATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST 1000 King East — Trf 567-4851 Mainly cloudy with showers or occasional rain toda> and Tuesday High toda> SI to || Low tonight 13 to 15 High Tuesday 24 to 26 DATSUN SALES 6 SERVICE - Sharbrook* EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SERVICE Wear?a PERMANENT ‘ org»n»eation ready to serve when needed' THE SHERBROOKE RECORD MONDAY.Al Gl ST 25.1975 10 CENTS & Crown Trust C entral Building 31 King St West.Sherbrooke - 569-9446 other offices across C anada Bourassa sets down ground rules for repatriation of constitution Moderates make gains in Portuguese conflict ?LISBON - (UPI-AP) President Francisco da Costa Gomes yesterday refused to oust Communist-backed Prime Minister Vasco Conçoives despite mountiixg pressure from moderate military leaders in Portugal’s explosive political crisis.But Costa Gomes accepted a secondary demand by the moderates for the democratic election of a new 240-man military assembly of the ruling armed forces movement, known by its initials as MFA.Military sources said Costa Gomes also agreed to bring the moderates back into the influential Revolutionary council.In Horta, the capital of Azores island of Faial, right-wing demonstrators attacked and ransacked the Communist party headquarters during the night.Party officials were thrown out of the building but there were no reports of injuries.In Leiria.about 120 miles north of Lisbon, and estimated 2,000 Roman Catholics demonstrated for a return of the Church’s Radio Renasan-cia, which was taken over by the government.About 200 of the demonstrators later gathered outside Communist party head- MONT-GABRiEL — Premier Robert Bourassa yesteiday laid down his conciliions lor repatriation oi tne l anadian constitution and challenged Prime Minister Trudeau to make the next move.Insisting that any new constitutional conference will be a waste of time unless Quebec’s demand for full control of communications and immigration are accepted for discussion, Bourassa said he is awaiting Trudeau’s answer.“I think it is desirable that Canadians and Quebecers have the responsibility for their own constitution,” said Bourassa “Bu* if Mr.Trudeau says there is no question of dj*ciicein**#11* ¦ MR.AND MRS.JAMES HARRISON Harrison-Bishop ROCK ISLAND - A pretty summer wedding took place at 4 p m on Saturday af ternoon, August 16, when Marlene Gail, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bishop of Rock Island, became the bride of James William Harrison.of Edmonton.Alta., son of Mr and Mrs.Alvin Harrison of Massawippi.Quebec Rev.G.W Stokes officiated at the double ring ceremony.Mrs.Alice McHarg played the wedding music.Baskets of summer mixed flowers were used tb decorate with cluster bows and streamers of white satin marking the guest pews.The bride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father and given in marriage by her parents.She was wearing a gown of white peau de soie fashioned with long lace sleeves, a high neckline and cummerbund effect highwaist having a jewelled ornament at the V front from which the skirt was gently flared to drape into a cathedral length train A Juliet cap of lace in floral pattern held in place her bouffant elbow-length veil of nylon tulle that was edged with floral lace.She carried a nosegay of white and yellow mums and yellow shasta daisies with yellow satin ribbon streamers.Miss Heather Bishop of Edmonton.Alta., as maid of honor for her sister was in a princess-styled gown of pompador satin in heaven blue featuring a wide bertha collar that fastened at the back The bridesmaids.Mrs.Robert Matthews of Greenfield Park, and Miss Nancy Bishop.East Angus, cousins of the bride with Miss Tammy Bishop as junior bridesmaid for her sister were in gowns fashioned alike of pale blue polyester cotton flock having an allover pattern of flowers in harmonizing colors with bertha collars and side sashes to loop at the back with streamers on the slightly flared skirts They each carried long-stemmed yellow mums and yellow shasta daisies adorned with yellow satin ribbons The groomsman was David Gillam of Edmonton.Alta .who a tuxedo like the groom, wore white linen jacket with blue ruffled shirt and black trousers.The ushers were Mr.Irving Harrison, brother of the groon; Mr.Robert Matthews, and Mr.Allen McLeod, both of Bromp-tonville They and the fathers of the couple wore light blue linen jackets with blue linen shirts and black trousers.Their boutonnieres were white carnations The bride’s mother, Mrs.Bishop, chose for her daughter’s wedding a gown of apricot color sheer over affeta featuring accordion oteated three quarter length !Wves and pleated ful! length skirt Her accessorie.-> were in silver, her corsage was yellow mums and shasta daisies.The groom's mother, Mrs Harrison chose a gown of blue linen and wore white accessories and a corsage of yellow mums and shasta.The bride’s maternal grandmother.Mrs.Clark Jones of Tomifobia, was in a gown of light blue georgette crepe accented with a corsage of white carnations The groom's paternal grandmother, Mrs.Idella Bain of Sawyerville, was in a multicolor silk crepe gown and wore a corsage of white carnations Mrs B.W.Stewart of the Grace Christian Home.Huntingville.was unable to attend but the bride and groom visited her later The reception was held at the Del Monty Moon Palace dining room where a turkey dinner was served to 165 guests The tables were decorated with lighted white candles and vases of sum mer flowers The bride's table was centred with the triple-fruited wedding cake, made by the bride's mother and decorated by Mrs Horace Doyon in white with roses and green leaves and topped with a bride and groom in front of a heart of tulle on a pedestal of pearl The tiers were sprinkled with daisies which fell upon the mirror base, at one side blue daisies cascaded from the top to base and was adorned with tiny lighted white candles The blessing was said by Mr George Cox of Montreal Mr Douglas Willard of Greenfield Park, was M C and proposed a toast to his niece, the bride Several other toasts were proposed united by the attendants and the parents of the couple with the groom responding The couple circulated among the guests to present the wedding cake, wrapped and adorned with a thank-you message The tables were cleared and the remainder of the evening was spent dancing and socially with music played by Lise Flanders on her electric organ The bride tossed her bouquet which was caught by Julie Emery, niece of the groom.Steve Harrison of Ottawa, caught the blue lace trimmed garter thrown by the groom.Later, Mr and Mrs Harrison left for overnight, then spent the remainder of their holidays with their parents in Rock Island and Massawippi.and in other communities before leaving on August 25 for Edmonton.Alta where they will reside Gregory and Julie Emery, nephew and niece of the groom were in charge of the white leather bound guest book, their gift to the couple Guests attended from Edmonton.Alta .Ontario.New Hampshire.Vermont.Greenfield Park.Sherbrooke.East Angus.Ayer’s Cliff, Tomifobia, Beebe, Lennox ville and the Boun dary communities The bride travelled to her home in the western province wearing a pant ensemble of light blue with navy blue accessories REHEARSAL PARTY Friday evening.August 15.following the rehearsal for the marriage of Marlene Gail Bishop and James William Harrison at Stan stead South church, his parents.Mr and Mrs Alvin Harrison of Massawippi entertained the wedding party, the immediate families and a few close friends for a party The bride and groom exchanged gifts The bride presented her maid of honor with a silver charm bracelet and the bridesmaids with gold lockets and chain, which they wore at the wedding The groom presented gifts of leather wallets to his groomsman and ushers Mrs Harrison served buffet refreshments from the dining table, arranged with a centerpiece of summer flowers Engagement Mr and Mrs Isaac Saunders of Moncton, New Brunswick are pleased to formally announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn, to Robert Bateman, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Bateman of Montreal Wedding to take place in October at St George's Anglican Church.Montreal Stork Shower MARBLETON — Misses Susan Guillette, Sandra Betts and Mrs Lloyd Betts were joint hostesses to a stork shower for Mrs Brian Guillette at the hoqie of Susan Guillette.last Friday evening Taken completely by surprise Nancy arrived to be met by Mrs Betts who pinned on a corsage of w hite mums and pansies and escorted her to a gaily decorated yellow and white chair amid her many friends Many prettily wrapped gifts were placed before her to be opened and admired Nancy thanked her friends for the lovely gifts which she was very pleased to receive A few’ games were played with prizes going to Mrs J Mackay.Mrs Grayce Betts, Mrs Brian Guillette and Miss Sandra Betts Lunch was served by the hostesses assisted by Mrs Paquette and Miss Elaine Paquette A lovely shower cake in the shape of a yellow cradle was made and decorated by Mrs Betts and which Nancy cut and passed to her guests On leaving, everyone extended best wishes to Nancy for which she voiced her thanks and appreciation for their kindness + + + Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs A Guillette were Mrs Stanley Parker and daughter Patricia of Markham, Ont., and Mrs Hilda Currie of Cookshire.Mr and Mrs.John Davidson and children of Sorel were weekend visitors of the former’s mother.Mrs.R.Davidson INVERNESS GW.McVetty 453-2266 Mr and Mrs Allan Little, with their guests, Mrs.L.Bailey and Mrs E.Leacock, visited the Wales Home on Wednesday and found their friends, Mr and Mrs.Alger Patterson, and others acquaintances in that Institution in wonderfully good health Mrs Kathy Bullock, Beebe, Mrs Ruby Walker, Lennoxville, and Mr and Mrs Clifford Wright, of Thetford Mines were recent guests of Mrs.Gertie Wright Mr Leonard Montgomery, Miss Stevenson, Mr and Mrs Potvin and Mrs Burritt, of Thetford Mines, were guests of Mrs Arthur Mimnaugh Furniture Stripping Fast and 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inboard Canad ian reg istry Excellent condition $1,500 Lake Memphremagog.Call 802 334 2620 .« Furniture and 4o.Appliances Large Assortment Of New Furniture At The Lowest Prices In Town Visit Our Showroom RAOUL FORTIER INC 1026 Wellington St.S.Sherbrooke Tel: 567-3581 35a.Legal Notice 44.Property Wanted TOWN OF WINDSOR PROVINCE OF QUEBEC JOHNSON COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Municipal council of the Town of Windsor, at a regular meeting, held on August 18th, 1975, has adopted the By law no 466, concerning the strolling restoring That the said By law is deposited at the office of the* Town Hall and any person may take knowledge of same GIVEN AT WINDSOR.UUfc this 19th of August 1975.TRUE COPY Joseph Plante, DMA Town Clerk 35a.Legal Notice PROVINCE OF QUEBEC MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MELBOURNE TENDERS WINTER ROADS Sealed Tenders will be received until 10 30 o'clock in the forenoon of September 2nd, 1975.by the undersigned, for the opening, maintaining and sanding of approximately 70 miles of winter roads, for the 1975 76 season only These roads will be divided into portions to separate parties if necessary, to be at a rate per mile basis Tenders must be submitted on a form, supplied by this municipality, obtained at office of Secretary Treasurer This municipality is not obliged to accept the highest, lowest or any tender Thomas E Gilchrist.Sec Treas Box 4, R R 2 Melbourne P Q JOB 2B0 36.Miscellaneous VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL August 25 to Aug 29.9 00 am to noon Lennoxville Pentecostal Church Tel 875 3084 MONEY TO LOAN SI.000 to S50.000 lst-2nd mortgage, everywhere Rate starting at 11% Consolidate all your debts into one small payment Special attention to all out of town requests BADEAU & FILS ENR 1576 King St W Sherbrooke 569 7375 night 563 5604 Drummondville 477-2890 Granby 372-9030 51.Mortgages WAN I ED — PROPERTY or farm in the North Hatley Georgeville Austin areas Serious buyers, cash on hand For information call Guy C.Gauvin, Westgate Realties, broker, 565 1882.Residence 838 4875 I HAVE A BUYER for a large farm with a large brook or river running through the farm My client will con sider buying 600 to 1000 acres.Sherbrooke Trust, brokers 563 4011 Hugh S Rose, agent, 567 4251 WANTED FOR MY CLIENT, a farm with liveable house within a reasonable distance of Sherbrooke Sherbrooke Trust, brokers, 563 401 1 Hugh S Rose agent, 567 4251 46.Pets for sale REGISTERED BEAGLES, hunting age Dalmatien puppies, dachshund pup pies, American cocker spaniel puppies, also toy and miniature poodles Healthy and inoculated Tel 567 5314 46.Pets for sale GENTLE PUREBRED sheep dog, 5 years old.give away to good country home Call 514 486 0574 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER Complete Auction Services Auction Houses at Richmond and also at 140 Highland St Watrrvillr Tel 837 231/ 83/ 2924 565 /891 MAURICE 0ANF0RTH SEC> ND MORTGAGES Up to $ iJ.000 for: • Home Improvement • Debt Consolidation • Major Purchases Compare HFC Services e Cash available now e No finder s 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Call at night 562 3158 m|^HERBROOJ^^hb EVERYTHING FOR CONSTRUCTION Plumbing heating wood gyproc.wool, doors Formica finishing 10.000 sheets National paints A house of confidence synonymous of quality and better prices Gobriel Dubrcuil Inc.1151 King East-Tel 562 389 Verify These Special Values Contractors ir * More Productive.Less Costly If you have work for it.you can buy it or simply rent it.Either way you will increase your revenue and provide an improved service for your clients For more information, see L0UIDA PAYEUR 2850 King St East Tel 569-7483 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LAVALLEE, GIRARD.MARTIN.CROCKETT, C.A.D.J.Crockett, C.A.licensed trustee.301 Continental Building Sherbrooke, P.Q.563-6333 LYON, NOBLE, STAFFORD, CILLES Chartered Accountants 108 Wellington N.Suite 330 Sherbrooke Tel.563-4700 ANDRE TROTTIER &CO Chartered Accountants 1576 King Street West Sherbrooke.P.Q.569-2548 Andre Trottier, C.A.licensed trustee CITY OF SHERBROOKE CITY CLERK S OFFICE NOTICE BY-LAW NO.2361 Notice is hereby given that a meeting of property owners of zone G 19 for the approval of by-law no 2361 amending the zoning bylaw of the City of Sherbrooke, will be held at the City Hall, on September 9th.1975.from 19 00 hrs to 20 00 hrs.By-law no 2361 amends zoning by-law no 1071 so as to permit sewing and needleworks in zone G-19 Property owners in zone G-19 who wish to oppose this by-law must attend the meeting Property owners from zones adjoining zone G-19 can request to take part in the consultation by sending to the undersigned, within the next five days, a petition signed by at least twelve property owners of each of the adjoining zones who wish to take part in the consultation Robert L Bélisle.City Clerk SOUTH STUKELY AUCTION BARN Livestock Auction Every Monday Night For information call Rod McLeod, 843 3470; Charles Patterson, 843 5203, or ALDEN TICEHURST Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 297-3131 We do all types of auctions.Contact us for free appraisal on farm and furniture auctions.COIN CENTER & SUPPLY CO.REG'D.- ANTIQUES - 233 Queen St.565-8188 — LENNOXVILLE — BUY & SELL -GOLD & SILVER COINS SCOTSTOWN Mrs.F.B.Mayhew 657-4747 Mr and Mrs.Lloyd Matheson of Barre.Vt , were weekend guests of Miss Margaret Matheson and Peter Matheson On Monday, Peter and Margaret took their guests to Sherbrooke and visited Mr and Mrs George Leavitt, leaving Mr and Mrs.Lloyd Matheson there, so as to visit other relatives in Lennoxville Mrs Bernice Laurila and son Norman of Nipigon, Ont., and Mrs Dale Farrell of Sherbrooke were recent supper guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacDonald Mr and Mrs Murdo A Morrison of Ottawa, Ont., spent a week with Mr and Mrs.John Morrison en route to their home after spending a vacation in the Maritimes Rev.and Mrs R D.Sandford of Manotick, Ont., spent a few days with Mrs Angus A Maclver and called on other friends Mrs Basil Woolley and Mrs.Bea Atkin were guests of Mrs.Frank Hurd in Cookshire while attending the Cookshire Fair Mrs.W.A.Ladd motored to Montreal on August 12, accompanied by her grandchildren.Diane, David and Ricky Ladd who were returning to their home in Ottawa, after spending some time with their grandparents.Mrs.Ladd met her daughter and grandson, Mrs Basil Parker and Scott of Golden, B.C., also Mrs.Ladd’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs Earl Wilson of Portland, Oregon, who will spend some time with Mr.and Mrs.Wr A.Ladd.Mr.and Mrs.Finlay Morrison of Port Colborne, Ont., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Donald Morrison.Mr and Mrs.John Martin and Mrs.Nicole Bolduc of Sherbrooke and Mr.Leo Martin of Montreal were here to attend the funeral of the late William Paquin.W’hile here, they were guests of Mrs.Alton Armstrong.Recently calling on Mrs.John E.MacDonald were Mr.and Mrs.Warren Matheson, Sheryl, Wayne and Michael of Coquitlam, B.C.The Matheson family were en route to Halifax, N.S.Mrs.John E.Macdonald and Mrs.Annie Smith spent a day recently with Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Weyland at Clear Lake, Weedon.Mr and Mrs Ross Macdonald were recent dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Mayhew in Lennoxville and visited with Mrs Helen Snowman of Hanover, N.H , who is Mr.and Mrs.Mayhew’s house guest Supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Parsons on August 14 were Rev and Mrs Norman Buchanan of W’aterdown, Ont.Mrs Katherine Neilson and friend from Detroit, Mich , Mr and Mrs Peter Clement of Sherbrooke.Mrs.Margaret RAOUL MARTINEAU Inc.specializing in — Local and Long Distance MOVING — Heated WAREHOUSE for furniture, etc.— Ultra modern packing on location — Scaffold rentals Tel.569-9921 _ WINDOWS, DOORS & SIDING Guaranteed InstaRation Howard’s Aluminum Windows Reg’d.Lennox ville, Que Tel: 563-9436 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES Auction House Lennoxville—Tel.567-7510 Sawyerville—Tel.889 2272 ART BENNETT Cohoon of Pointe Claire and Rodney MacDonald of Thetford Mines Also Mr and Mrs William Buchanan and their houseguest Mrs Clara Morrison of Pompano Beach, Florida Rev and Mrs Norman Buchanan were overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs rW'illiam Buchanan and were accompanied to their homeÆ in Waterdown by Mr and^ Mrs.Buchanan and Mrs Clara Morrison, where they will spend some time.Mr Mac MacAskill of Sarnia, Ont., spent his vacation with his mother,1 Mrs Murdo Graham and his brother and sister-in-law, JVlr.and Mrs.Bill MacAskill.Mr and Mrs.Don MacAskill, Amy and Lynn of Brantford, Ont., are also spending their vacation at the same home.Miss Ruth Sherman has returned home after spending a week in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.William Stubbs of Sherbrooke spent an afternoon with Mr and Mrs W.A.Ladd.Miss Anne Maclver of Lennoxville spent a day with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Ladd.Mr.Jack McKeown of Montreal was also recently calling on the Ladds At last the anniversary Church plates which the U.C.W.ordered in May have arrived but the Coffee Mugs, shipped on April 17 from Ontario, to date have not yet arrived.Recent callers of Mr.and Mrs K.R MacLeod were Mr.and Mrs Maurice Finn, St.Johnsbury, Vt., Mrs.Margaret Arnold, Bennington, Vt.Mr Jack McKeown, Montreal, Mrs Maud Beliveau, East Angus and her sister, Miss Hanna MacLeod, Boston, Mass., Mrs.Beliveau and Miss MacLeod also called on Mrs.F.C Goodin Rev.and Mrs.R D.Sandford and Mrs.D.D MacLeod called on MissA Margaret Maclver, Mrs Flora Stewart and Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Rider in Megantic one afternoon.Miss Katherine Rainer, Alberta, and Miss Heather Middleton, Sherbrooke, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Donald Carson at the Presbyterian manse while here to conduct the Vacation Bible School for a week Misses Melody and Kim Matheson, Toronto, Ont., are spending part of their holidays with their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs.John D.MacDonald and family.Before coming to Scotstown they visited their grandmother Mrs.Kay Coates, their aunts and uncle.Miss Sylvia Coates and Mr and Mrs Wendell Beattie and family in Lennoxville.Mr and Mrs Brian Beers and Sonny of Lennoxville accompanied by Mrs Gilbert Doherty of Bury were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Graham Mr and Mrs Dave Hillis accompanied by Mrs.Flossie Beaton of Gould, spent the weekend in Lachine with Howard Taylor and Miss Roslyn Taylor and attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Buddy Rogers Miss Hanna MacLeod and Mrs Maud Beliveau of East Angus recently called on Mr and Mrs Hillis Mr and Mrs.Crayton Simpson and family of Thornhill.Ont., spent their vacation with Mrs John Simpson Miss Mary Morrison, R N .0 of Montreal spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs.Donald Morrison Miss Ruth Sherman returned home after spending a week in Montreal Mr and Mrs Ken Roffe and family of Thetford Mines were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Buck David Roffe remained for a week with his grandparents.Mr and Mrs Buck Advertising brings product information to you./ / THE MIKKHKOOKK RECORD — MON.ACG.25.1975 — 7 CAMPUS CLATTER with BImO BURNS by Larry Lewis Hg?£ CAN VE*iPN ’’hAT ?$vCwO-< ^ss s wCZ£ ^ '-£ PA5ÊS CP ’’hOUJhT TC NT A PAN ’’CAASC Tm£ 3CC< A 3CC< WgRE.v 3' a \ WE water FIRST by 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Francis Dana Valery Tony Roberts Gene Rayburn are this week s panel Q Défi 3 Hollywood Squares -came 5 Wild Wild World of Animais G(D Lea Berger* 8 Hogan s Heroes - -comedy 22 To Tell Ihe Truth U Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky £) Lea qena de Mogador (60 mm ) 3 Cher—variety Cher is lomed by Bette Midler Flip Wilson and Elton John (60 mm ) (repeat) S The Baseball World of Joe Garaglola 0O Mary Tyler Moore-comedy Anybody Who Hates Kids and Dogs Mary is m a quandary when she re aiizes that she iust can t stand the young son of the charming man she s been dating (repeat) QQD Lacroaaa Montréal Québécois vs Tomahawks at Long Island New York (2 hrs 30 mm ) O© Tyaon Show Host lan Tyson welcomes special guests Mary Lou Turner Bill Anderson and Mimi Farma 6 2Î The Rookie*—crime-drama See 7pm channel O ,0f ep'sode details (60 mm ) (repeat) ffi Ambroiae raconte 33 Special ot the Week Black is a Beautiful Woman (60 mm ) S Baaeball Game (2 hrs 45 mm) 0O Cannon—crime-drama The Set Up After two near successful aftempfs on his life Frank Cannon (William Conrad) comes to the conclusion that the underworld has mistaken him for a Cannon look alike (60 mm ) (repeat) OQi) Median d aujourd hul (60 mm ) o© Thursday a Child—drama A 13-year old experiences the trauma of her parents impending divorce m this special Deborah (Jane Hanley) returns from board mg school intending to spend a carefree vacation at her parents home Although Peter and Maggie (lan Hendry and Zena Walker) try to keep the news to themselves it is not long before Peter falters under the pressure and tells Deborah that he is m love with another woman (60 mm ) Q Rota—comedy 3 Beacon Hill—drama Debut of a new senes which centres on the lives of the Lassiters a rich influential Boston Irish-American family and its staff of servants In the premiere episode the head of the family Benjamin Lassiter and his wife Mary return home from a European trip on the eve of Prohibi tion m January 1920 Over the course of a few days the strengths and weaknesses ot the Lassiter family its m laws and their servants are laid bare The repertory cast includes Roy Cooper David Dukes OUR BOARDING HOUSE 9 30 MONDAY Stephen EH'Ot Nancy Marchand and Edward Herrmann Thi* i* a spec ai two hour episode ¦ To be announced (60 mm I B C eat quoi ca?Jj Movie The legend ot Lune Borden Ei'/abeth Montgomery stars as the notorious New England spmster ac cused ot the axe murders of her talhei and stepmother Ed Flanders Katherme Helmond Fut/ Weave» also star (2 hr* ) 33 Schooi For Wive* Sweden s mteinationally renowned choreograph** B take a atrou to Montreal s I mbeasy Row on M(G>ego> Street where a d«* cuaaron takes place about makmg Canada the nead of the British Commonwealth with the Queen relocating (to Canada of courte) Most of «he program .* devoted to a visit to the last outpost ot coun try music m Montreal - The B'ue Ange Cate 8 The FBI—drama (60 mm) O Te lé Sports AFi s Greatest games SNews Teaching Children To Reed 7 00 O le monde menreilteu* dé.Ole-nay Le Petit Chien berger de Céteima Starrino Cim Row and B»M Ma» wen (60) mm ) 3 CBS News With Walter Cronkite 5 Mission impossible (60 mm J 0O Reach For the Top Fvan Hardy Collegiate Saahatoon va Gon/aga High School St John s Newfoundland Les Protecteurs 0 Dick Cavetl Show—vartofy min ) 9 Radio Ouéboc (3 hrs ) News La roi Arthur What s My Lino—game Elliot Norton Reviews Let a Make a Deal -game O Adventures In Rainbow ountry M Ik Run Dennis Mogubgub and Billy a»e making a routine flight to Sudbury a simple milk run What they don t know is that an escaped convict has stowed away m the plane He forces them at gunpomt to lly towards the U S borde* directly mto the path of an incoming storm Featuring Don Borisenko Hugh Webster J J Markie and John Sadowski (re peat) Ÿ Itogan a Heroes -er Willie Moscom.boxer Ken Norton, former football player Gale Sayers, bowler Paula Sperber.pôle \aulter Bob Segren and basketball player John Havlicek.The standings NATIONAL LEAGUE f AST Pittsburgh W 7) L Avg.55 5*3 G» Philadelphia 64 56 544 2 St.Louis 47 5* .532 4 New York 64 60 516 6 Chicago 60 64 469 17 Montreal 52 71 423 17’j Cincinnati W8ST W 83 L Avg.43 659 G8 Los Ange et 47 S4 96 ijry San Francisco 4) 64 444 2i’Y San Diego 57 64 .454 25’y Atlanta 57 71 445 27 Houston 44 17 36» 37 FRIDAY'S G AMI S 3.Los A^gtits V Pittsburgh 7.4.Cincinnati 3.3 Chicago 4.Houston 5.II Inning* Atlanta ?.St.Loul* 5 PhiiabeioNa A San Dlago J.N#w York 4, San Francisco 4 SATURDAY'S GAMES Los Anga** >2.Montraal I S Houston 14.Chicago 13 Cincinnati 12, Pittsburgh 7 San Francisco 2.Nrw York 1 St Louis 7 Atlanta 2 San Otago « PhitafeipMa 3 SUNDAY'S OAMCS Montreal S.Les Angolas 3.14 Innings PKtlburgh 5.Cincinnati 1 Houston I.Chicago 4 St LOUIS 4.Atlanta 3 Naw York t.O, San Francisco 5.4 PNiadaiphla at Sar Dttgr.2 MONDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati (Norman i^) at Chicago (R RavscPal MM3).3 30 p m.Atlanta (Therrpaon o~4) at PlNa-burgh {Roofcar M), 7.35 pm Houston (Reboots 714) at St.Louis (McGlothan 13-S).MS p m Naw York