The Sherbrooke record, 18 septembre 1975, jeudi 18 septembre 1975

OATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST 1000 King East — Tel 567-4851 Cloudy and misty in the morning Sunny after* ards Winds easterly S to it over Ottawa and Eastern Township* regions, northeasterly S to 10 over Montreal DATSUN SALES & SERVICE - Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD THl'KSDAY.SEPTEMBER IN.1975 1 0 CENTS EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SERVICE Me are a PERMANENT" organrtation ready to serve when needed1 Crown Trust Central Building 31 King St West.Sherbrooke — S69 9446 other offices across Canada No action taken on language controversy HARBOR LIGHTS — The holiday season is over.Small craft lie still in the cool night air at a marina on River St.in North llatlev ( Record photo by Gordon Alexander ) Tighter gun control likely OTTAWA (CP) — Next hunting season Canadians may need a permit to purchase a rifle or shotgun Solicitor-General Warren Allmand and Justice Minister Otto Lang have been given a range of policy choices on gun control and may place proposals before the federal cabinet today.New gun control laws aimed primarily at rifles and shotguns, the weapons used in one-third of the last year’s murders, are expected to be introduced after Parliament reconvenes Oct.14 Statistics Canada, in its annual murder handbook, said Wednesday that “a standard rifle or shotgun” was used in about 190 of last year’s slayings while another 80 deaths were caused by “restricted” weapons such as pistols A whopping 194 of the shootings were under the headings Domestic, immediate Family, Kinship or Common-law The victims often were wives and children Statistics Canada doesn’t go any further in its breakdown but shootings in the home most often involve rifles and shotguns A committee in Mr.All-mand’s department spent much of the summer sur veying gun laws in other countries It learned, among other things, that Kentucky requires firearms to be exposed, pistols must be in a holster that is in view, rifles or shotguns must be carried in the passenger com Trudeau and cabinet meet to wrestle with economy MEACH LAKE.Que (CP) — Prime Minister Trudeau and his soon-to-be-shuffled cabinet, met in the seclusion of the Gatineau Hills for 8*2 hours Wednesday, wrestling with unsettling economic problems and setting priorities for the months ahead “Action on the economy is high on the priority list,” said the casually-clad Mr Trudeau as he emerged from Pesticide blamed FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla (AP) - Doctors are blaming a pesticide called nemagon for the death of a woman who died two days after spraying her lawn Dr Edmund Kielman, medical examiner for Okaloosa County, said nemagon in a spray used by Mrs.R J.Clark, 53, of Fort Walton Beach had “devastated” her liver “This woman was well before using this chemical for 3*2 hours, inhaling it as she used it in a spray form,” Kielman said.“There is a warning on the can that warns buyers that the chemical may be fatal if swallowed or inhaled The manufacturers are well aware of this.’’ Kielman said Mrs Clark’s husband is in hospital, apparently suffering from the same type of poisoning Inside today QUEBEC (CP) — The ex pected announcement of a government solution to the controversy raging over Quebec’s Official Language Act did not materialize Wednesday Education Minister Jerome Choquette had been expected to hold a news conference on the subject after a morning meeting of the cabinet The cabinet did discuss the issue—particularly the situation of about 240 children of Italian parents in the east-end Montreal suburb of St Leonard who have been refused English language schooling through application of the law.But the news conference was postponed indefinitely Under the law, all students whose mother tongue is not English must pass a language proficiency test to be admitted to English-language schools The St Leonard parents have staged several protests because although their children passed the tests they were refused English schooling because of a quota system established by regulations governing the law's application The regulations limit the size of the English-speaking school population in the different school boards to the English enrolment of the previous year.The size of the English-speaking school population cannot be increased without special authorization from the education minister Rumors abound that the solution envisaged by the government might be to place the St Leonard students in French language schools while providing them with improved courses in English as a second language ?MONTREAL (UP) - John Robertson, an announcer with an English-language Montreal radio station who has been conducting a vigorous campaign to abolish Quebec’s Official Language Act.collapsed Wednesday and was admitted to Montreal General Hospital A spokesman for radio station CFCF said Robertson collapsed during an open line talk show which included discussion of the language act A hospital official said Mr Robertson was admitted for an indefinite period because of a recurrence of blood clotting in his leg Mr Robertson’s show will be temporarily taken over by Gordon Sinclair, another critic of the language act George Springate.the Liberal member of the Quebec national assembly for Montreal-Ste Anne, who recently stepped up his long standing opposition to the language legislation and be came a central figure in the current campaign, was admitted to the same hospital Sunday Mr Springate is still in hospital but his doctor has refused to say why he was admitted It was reported he was suffering from fatigue Dief the Chief hits 80 BIRTHS & DEATHS 8 CLASSIFIED 16 COMICS 17 EDITORIAL 4 FAMILY FINANCIAL SPORTS TV 6 2 9-10 14 part ment of a car, not in the trunk However that is not among the options placed before Mr Allmand and Mr Lang The most likely prospect is for a permit system aimed at delaying purchases of rifles or shotguns, and possibly ammunition ENTAILS CHECK If this system is adopted, a buyer would have to go to police for a permit, then wait while a police check was made.This might at least give those who now buy in a fit of depression or temper for the purpose of killing someone a chance to cool down It would give police a chance to weed out persons known to be unstable or violent Prime Minister Trudeau last vyeek all but ruled out a resistration system, which involves registering a firearm with an official agency after buying it.He said that such a system would not have prevented Michael Slobodian from shooting a teacher and another student, then killing himself, at a Brampton.Ont., high school last spring Slobodian a teenager, had not given any sign of trouble before the shooting and had owned the firearm for some time—meaning that a permit would not have prevented the killings either Depositories for all guns apparently have been ruled out on grounds of inconvenience Under the depository system.firearms are checked at depots and with drawn for specific purposes such as hunting Today s Chuckle \n expert is ;i man who makes his mistakes 7 Church calendar DOWN 1 Gold (Sp ) 2 Family member (coll ) 3 Employer 4 Musical tribute 5 Indonesian of Mindanao 6 Seme 7 English river 8 Timid rodent 9 Greek letters 10 Dissolve 12 American geologist (1813-1895) Iciolwls iPloloisi R U T] Aj 1 A JO P | A Hi jA S.E T A N G E[Ü 1 N eI i L Ë] I sj l E E tHa g e|l E s S H M 13 They (Fr) 17 Fitting 20 Arab name 21 Jacob s son (B.b ) 22 Gil- 23 Tunes 25 Dash 26 Boast 27 Poker stake 28 Pedal digit 29 Piece out 30 Otherwise 32 Musical work on religious theme 34 Charged particle 38 Turn to the right 40 Song of grief 42 Suite of rooms 43 Low 44 Friends (Fr ) 45 Overhead item 46 Months (ab ) 47 Expensive 48 Measure of length 50 Island (Fr ) 51 Precious stone 53-Paulo.Brazil 1 2 3 4 r 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 * 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 J l 23 ¦ 1 25 ¦ 26 27 28 29 30 ¦ 3, 32 33 34 I ¦ 35 36 m 38 ¦ 39 |40 ¦ v 42 43 44 45 ¦ r 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 r 57 ib Education, read how the different provinces got their names This was taken from “They Tell ME” by Clare Wallace She also read a clipping given her of the obituary of Mrs George Beach, Founder of Q W.I.who passed away Dec 23.1941, at the age of 77 years Mrs Martin, Welfare and Health, read an article “Home Canning Heightens Food Poisoning Risks”.Publicity read “How to lose Weight without Diet or Exercise".The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs L Gariepy, on Oct.1st Following the adjournment of the meeting by the President, Mrs.W Doherty, the Education ¦ Convenor, after reminding the members that the new Minister of Education is Jerome Choquette, asked the members to make as many small words from his name as they could.It was amazing to find how many were made, especially with the vowels “a” and “i” missing Mrs.Paul and Mrs.J Harvey were the winners Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs.Stewart, bringing an enjoyable and interesting meeting to a close INVERNESS — The September meeting of the Women’s Institute was held on Friday evening, September 12, at the home of Mrs.Katherine Cox.The president, Mrs.B.Robinson, opened the meeting in the usual manner and the minutes of the past meeting were read and adopted.The Roll Call, name a Canadian who made Front Page news in 1975 and tell why, was answered by the members and visitors.Mrs K.Kelso and Mrs.A.Mimnaugh were the welcome guests at the meeting.Particularly appropriate answers for the Roll Call, (at the present time), were George Springate and Robert Bourassa, each being on opposing sides re Bill 22.It was very pleasing to note that members had signed the Petition asking that Bill 22 be abolished.Mrs.Robinson read a poem, The Best and Sweetest Things in Life.This was taken from the Federated News.Mrs.Dempsey, Secretary, read a letter from the provincial president, Mrs.Westover.All were pleased to know that she is now able to carry on her duties as president after a lengthy time of ill health.Mrs.Muir reported a goodly sum realized from the sale of the yard goods which she had received.This money has been donated to the Oddfellows to paint their hall.Mrs.Little, Health and Welfare Convenor, reported that she had sent seven birthday cards, six get well and one sympathy card.She also read five thank you letters.A gift of money is to be sent to Mrs.Susan Dacres who is a patient in the Hospital General in Thet-ford.A donation was voted to be given to the Megantic County Historical Society towards the renovation of a cemetery at Maple Grove.One of the first pioneers was buried in this cemetery which has grown up in trees and brush.Should anyone be interested in this project donations would be gratefully received by the Megantic County Historical Society, Mrs.R.C.Muir, treasurer, Ste-Anastasie, Que., GOS 2B0 The surprise parcel was won by Mrs K.Kelso At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs Cox, assisted by Mrs Muir.HIGH FOREST -k 'F 1 1 Mrs.Verne Wilson 889-2932 Mr and Mrs Justin Lowry spent a few days visiting their daughter Miss Marlene Lowry in Brussels, Ont., also Mr Wallace Lowry in Stittsville.Ontai*;o.(OOKSII1RE Miss Esther Farnsworth.Mrs Charles Cruickshank and Mrs Heatherington attended (he September meeting of the Women’s Canadian Club which was held at the Le Baron Motor Hotel in Sherbrooke THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — THURS.SEPT.18, 1975 — i: ucw Meeting FLAUNTING THEIR TRESSES, these six lasses march past a construction site in New York City during their stay as regional winners in a contest sponsored by a shampoo company.ACW- meets ROCK ISLAND - A meeting of Christ Church A.C.W Guild met at the home of Mrs.R W Wells, Rock Island on Wednesday evening, September 10 with a good number of members and Rev.Owen Merriman attending Mrs.Nellie Kezar chaired the meeting, which was opened with the usual prayers and reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer, the latter noting summer commitments and the successful July lawn supper, and sale.Mrs Wells reported for the Gift Fund; Mrs.Sally Perrault, the Family Life with five baptisms and their names added to her cradle roll Mrs.Lindsay Smith, the Forgotten Patients Some “penny” Cans were turned in and all are asked to bring them to the October meeting Preliminary plans were made for the October 18 harvest supper in the church hall that will be served to the public.Mr.Merriman announced up-coming events of interest to all.The October 8 meeting will be at the home of Mrs.Alfred Middleton with Mrs.John Smith co-hostess.It was discussed and voted that the Girl Guides of the Three Villages be given kitchen privileges as they need it.The meeting adjourned and Mrs.Wells served buffet refreshments.Mrs.C.Scarth poured and Mrs.Ethel Barnes was assisting hostess BEEBE — Unit two of UCW Wesley United Church met at the home of Mrs Floyd Young with Mrs Leslie Rediker as co-hostess Mrs.L.Goodsell, president, conducted the session, opening with all repeating the Function and Purpose The devotional leader, Mrs Richard Eryou, read a short portion of Scripture from the Bible and an article taken from These Days Magazine.Roll-call was answered by 15 members and one guest Mrs Harold Taylor acted as secretary due to absence of Mrs G.Derusha, giving the report of the last meeting The treasurer’s report was also given and accepted.Thank you notes were read from Rev.and Mrs G.Stokes, Rev.and Mrs T Tyson for gifts received on their departure from the area and from a family who had recently been bereaved A report on the cleaning of the town clock was given and it was agreed that the unit accept the yearly financial report from the stewards, of the Beebe town clock.The rummage sale, sponsored by Unit one, was discussed, with assistance offered in moving tables from church to hall and back A request was made for information regarding a supper to be catered for a hunting club A price was agreed on and the club is to be contracted, with more details later October 18 is the tenia date set for the chick supper, serving to sf * p m.Pre-school d .• accompanied by pa.w ill be 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Mit PO»»’l *N( ixha r wno KS GAlfMtS OftNJOU is j eooo W â/ A 872 5331 S67 5280 770 0440 088 1021 14 — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — THLRS .SEPT 18.1975 Programs Listings supplied by each station and subject to change without notice FRIDAY 11: Evening soo 5 30 • 00 I mmmm An Whet's O© L homme do I or (00 min ) O •'•Oy Bunch—comody T Bow he hod O Como Alloo ÎHollonlc Vo«co H o Your Idooo—gomo Heppy Ooyo _______.Mlotor Rogof o HoighPorhood Lo mondo on lltwn* Tho Beverly HMIMUteo —comedy OO The Partridge Femffy Double Trouble Keith s taught o 'nsson »vhen he invitee two girte to ft e same porty (repeot) fl Newoclrcle (60 mm ) f Gel Smert-comedy y; Irloh Weekly • Speclei Feettvel d'été do i ongueull I The Price lo Right—gome Big Volley (60 mm ) The Electric Company Co oolr (60 mm| owe (6Ô mm ) I to * Bo new (60 n The Checkered Flog Le couleur du tempo 11 IS O® Cinéma—documentary Les nuits chaudes de I Oient (196?) (90 mm ) Nlghtllne Merv Ortffln—variety (90 mm ) Viewpoint Movie Duel at Diablo (1966) To 11 30 Q "n& 11 30 T THURSDAY ?«“ (90 m»n ) the murder ot hto wile o men agrees to scout tor the errr^ «mile he tracks the killer with his suepi cions tolling on an army horsebroaker Starring James Garner Sidney Poitier Oonms Weaver Bib! Andersaen | Tonight Show—variety Johnny Carson is hoot (90 Montroal Tonight Wide World Myetery Police Headquarters A police (•eutenant s routine Sunday otter noon is interrupted by t«ro deaths involving a hoodlum and a seemingly accidental death o* a socialite Starring Ed Nelson (90 mm ) 9 Court orcuH 11 SO ffi Loto Perlecta 11 S5 O Cine Sr « myetery The Blue Dahlia An e«-servic« ten goes mto hiding when he is la 'y accused of murdering his w * Starring Alan Ladd Veronica Lake William Bendu (1 hr 40 mm ) (bw) 12 00 O Cinema -pollc^drema L homme * la Jaguar rouge (1966) Starring George Nee*»» Hem/ 1 IS 1 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 30 Weiss HerbeH Stass (9 mm ) O Movie eiventure-c ama Under the t am Yum Tree (1968) Hole) dark and cattleman each learn valuable lesson about ite when they become partners on a rugged cattle drive to Menco Starring Jack L* mon Glenn Ford 4Serie 33/4S (60 mm ) Movie A Talent for Loving (1970) Adapt» tion of Richard Condon s novel follows two generations of a family cursed with overactive libidos Starring Richard Widmark Caesar Romero | Tomorrow Tom Snyder is host (60 mm ) !Au cours des mots La famille papier Retraite ouverte ou fermée Poste Frontière Un Québécois é travers le monde (repeat) 9 Au paye dos lutrins $ Approche (repeat) he City et Sli (60 mtn ) Parie parie, )aee Jeee mm ) O f Radio Québec (4 hrs ) ty Un maillon de le chaîne 5$ Hodgepodge Lodge chRWen • 30 • Hogan e Heroes—comedy du L Asie e notre porte & News S Teaching Children lo Road 7:00 0 Sur la céte du Pacifique T CBS News wRh WaRer CronkHe Adam 12 |Q The Band Wagon ) To be announcod Eicuee My French Grave Situation Uncle Henri s belated wedding gift a burial plot, enrages Hutchins who expects hie son and daughter-m-l** to be buried m the family vault iThe FBI (60 mm ) Newe The Montefuecoe—comedy The Lest of the Red Hot Dinners Poppa Montefusco (Joe Sirola) it furious when he learns son-irvlew Jim Cooney (Bill Cort) is late to Sunday dinner because he *mnt to a football game Q) Lea gros sous M Fllntstonea Black Perspective on the Newa 7 30 n Le travail é le chaîne Y 325 000 Pyramid—game 5 Name That Tune—game 0O Take Time with Noel Harrison—returns KoJak (60 mm ) Eicuee My French » 7 pm channel O for episode details Mickey Mouse Club Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky • 00 0 Lee grands filme—drama La Gammick (1974) Starring Merc Legault André Guy Pierre Gobeil.Gilbert Chénier (1 hr 45 mm) | The WaHone—drama John*Boy Walton brings home a schoolmate for a weekend and it s hard to tell who is staggered by the experience — the Waltons or the youth Lyle Thomeeon (00 mm ) J The Montefuecoe—comedy See 7 pm channel 0 for episode details BO Carol Burnett—variety Carol s guest tonight is Sammy Davis Jr (60 mm ) J Lawrence Walk An harmonic promenade of the best of the new songs (60 mm ) Q Ontario Provincial Elections (Thrs) B Fay—comedy Mom s Realization Lilia Skaia guest stars as Fay s (Lee Grant) mother when she comes to visit for as long as it takes to try to reunite Fay and Jack (Joe Silver^ D La Jarnlgolne i Barney Milter—comedy >e Social Worker Elizabeth has Barney worried when she takes a |Ob as a social worker in a tough section of the East Bronx M The Romantic Rebellion Opening Special The grand introduction to Kenneth Clark s lour through two centuries ot parntmg (60 mm ) • 30 J Fay—comedy See 8 pm channel 0 tor episode details OGD Cinéma—weetern L appât (1952) Starring James Stewart Janet Leigh (90 mm ) B The Streete of San Francisco The Glass Dart Board Lt Mike Stone and Inspector Steve KeMer try to track down a sniper who has been preying on innocent victims but the ’wo have problems when a new p ice captain wants to use different tactics (60 mm ) i2{ On the Rocks—comedy A senes which concerns a group of inmates who are low risk inhabitants of Alamesa — a minimum security institution Star ring Jose Perez Hal Williams.Rich Hurst and Bobby Sandier Co-starnng Tom Poston and Mei Stewart 9:00 ) Movie—we stern-adventure Red Sun (1971) Charles Bronson fights his way out of outlaw treachery risking his life to pay a debt of honor Ursula Andress Alain Delon and Capucme also star (2 hrs ) | Ellery Queen—drama Lovers Leap A wealthy socialites demise parallels that of a ««man m the Ellery Queen novel she was reading Jim Hutton stars m the ti tie role Don Ameche Anne Fran cis.Jack Kelly.Ida Lupmc Susan v Strasberg guest star (60 mm ) f| Movie ne Prison J Lawrenson stars (2 hrs ) ?) Now Look Here tarrmg Ronnie Corbett with Rosemary Leach as Laura and Donald Hewlett as Col Sutciifle Ronme is worried about Lauras behavior and is infuriated by his boss s off hand attitude J It The Streets of San Francisco See 0 30 pm channel 0 tor sode details (60 mm ) L Age de la parole Hollywood Television Theatre Incident at Vichy Arthur Miller s story of Jews caught m a roundup by Nazis in France during the Second World War was directed by Stacy Keach (90 mm ) The Pallleers pisode 24 Piantagenet resigns Lady Mery and Frank Tregnar get engaged secretly Siiverbndge is turned down by Lady Mabel Grex but Pianty approves of this match Siiverbndge is also attracted towards Isabel Boncassen (60 mm ) 0 Diet the World t Best EdHoriai Cartoon Sub|ect A look at John Diefenbaker as seen through the eyes of Canada s top political cartoonists 0 Au gre de ( actualHe § 45 0 Let éteettone provinciales en Ontario 10 00 S Medical Story —drama The God Syndrome Tony Musante stars as a brilliant but seemingly unteeima surgeon with a cold impersonal approach to patients (00 min) QCp Loto Perlecta Qf 03 Harry O—drama One for the Road A successful at tornev finds herself the prime sus pact m a fatal hit end run end turns to Harry Orwwll tor help when she finds she cannot ac count for her whereebOv's at the time Carol Rosaen Robe Loggia Christopher Allport *.Larry Hegman guest star (00 n O Tele sports The Checkered Flag é Spécial Festival de Longueull 1030 0QB News A Ontario Election Night A summary of results as of »r time of the Sept 18 Ontario provincial election Lloyd Robertson as anchorman with analysis by Larry Stout ^ 9 Tele sports ale-sports Digest Great moments m sports from the lest 27 years 31 The Arbors 11:00 0 Boney (60 mm) 3 Newt Morning FRIDAY 1 Beverly AO The P The Lest of S:30 of the Air 0:00 Q0 Uni verst Pleasures of Natural Eatmg — Consider the Fish and Fowl We must have protein every day 'or muscle and tissue building, even as adults the cells need to be constant ly replaced and since protein is not stored m the body it is important that the daily intake be adequate Town A Country Korean s Yoga The Trouble With Tracy Mornlno Ne«rs (60 mm ) Today show losts are Barbara Walters.Gene Shell! Lew Wood and Jim Hertz (2 hrs ) O0 Canada AM Hosts are Norm Perry Helen Hut Chison Keith Morrison (90 mm ) 3 AM America (2 hrs ) Horaire bienvenue Lee p tlte bonshommes Captain Kangaroo (60 mm ) Lee boute d chou • 30 7:00 7 40 7:45 • 00 • 30 Party Game A la bor • 00 • 15 • 30 10:00 nn heure (90 min ) Romper Room—children Mike Douglas—variety mm ) $ The Phil Donahue Show (60 mm ) 0 Informs 0 Q The AM Snow (60 mm ) Y n Good Morning New England (60 mm ) Yoga TV For Learning Week Mini shopping o Summer Schools Clek Give and Take—Game Celebrity Sweepstakes—game O The Friendly Giant— children OOD Pour voue mesdames (1 hr 45 mm ) It’s Your Move—game The Art of Cooking oq au vm 10.15 O Au jardin de Pierrot BQ Mon Ami Coneell-eipress The Price is Right—game Wheel of Fortune—game 3 Mr Dreesup-children The Joyce Davidson Show Dealere Choice—game McGowan A Co PTL Club (2 hrs ) Quest Lee recettes de Juliane Gambit—game High Rollers—game Sesame Street (60 mm ) e Trouble With Tracy You Don't Say Definition Les animaux chez eux Love of Life—serial Hollywood Squares—game Romper Room—children Happy Days The Joyce Davidson Show Dessins animés Les p'tlts bonshommes Newt 10 30 10 50 11 00 HiHbflliee—comedy Partridge Family Howard On board a cruise ship to Acapulco Keith and Danny suspect that the s#lf- Professed millionaire courting aune is a phony Bruce Kimmei Iuest stars (repeat) | Get Smart—comedy A Newsclrcle (60 mm ) 0 Polymleelon If Special Festival date da Longueull The Price le Right—game Big Valley (60 mm ) The Electric Company • 00 0 Ce eolr (60 mm ) 5 Q 0 News (60 mm ) S The CHy at 9lx (60 mm ) E Parle, perle, less jaee mm ) Q 9 Radio Québec (4 hrs ) Qj Vient voir U Hodgepodge Lodge—children • 30 | Hogan s Heroes Qji Tout est possible MNewt Play Cheea 7 00 0 Las Plerrafeu Y CBS News with WaHer Cronklte à Adam 12 Q Man About the House— comedy M le Maire The FBI (60 mm ) t Sanford and Son—comedy ewe To be announced The Fltntetonea Aviation Weather 7 10 0 Marcus Welby MD—drama mm ) i The New Price la Right f Match Game BO Howie Meeker Hockey School Howie returns for another winter of his school for young hockey players This first program looks at the upcoming season OB Cinéma aur demands— weetern Les hors-la loi de Casa Grande (196?) Alex Nicoi Jorge Mistral star (1 hr 45 mm ) Q0 Celebrity Dominoes Guests are Fanny Flagg Stanley Myron Mandelman Regulars are Julie Amato Dave Broadfoot and Billy Van Host is Paul Hanover The Mickey Mouse Show Evening Edition «rfth Martin tgronsky O'll I 11 30 11 45 11 55 Afternoon Mini-fée The Young and the Restlesa Magnificent Marble Machine— game BO The Bob McLean Show A mix of celebrity interviews satire stunts end music hosted by Bob McLean (60 mm ) O Informa O Y Showoffs—game o Fllntatonee—cartoon (B Fllntstonea cartoon 12:20 B Le dix vous Informe 12:10 8 Les coqueluches (60 mm ) Search for Tomorrow—aerial Jackpot—game IB Lee tannante (60 mm ) I Cartoon Pa 7 45 0O Mr Chips Return • 00 3 Big Eddie—comedy Eva Gabor guest stars as Hungarian aristocrat Countess Margaret Eddie Smiths first wife who unexpectedly shows up m New York to compete m an international equestrian event at The Big E She makes an unsuccessful play to regain Eddie and winds up demanding custody of her granddaughter Sheldon Leonard and Sheree North sar 5 Sanford and Son—comedy Mary Tyler Moore—comedy Moves Out Depression sets m when Mary realizes she is lead mg a boring and very predictable life She moves mto a high-rise apartment thinking this will solve her problem Mystery Movie 'loud — Park Avenue Pirates Jessica Waiter stars as a ruthless recording executive who unorthodox methods to artists to sign with her company Barbi Benton Raymond St Jac ques and Lorna Luft guest star Denms Weaver stars (2 hrs ) Mobile One (60 mm ) De concert avec vous Washington Week In Review 8 30 0 Hors série Ardéchois Coeur fidèle First pi six episodes (60 mm ) her pr P® employs o force 2^ AH My Chi Min 1 00 1 10 1 30 1 35 2 00 2 15 2 30 3 00 3 30 4 00 alinéa with George Balcon The Fighting 69th War story of recruits m the 69th Regiment during the First World War and of one man s cowardice which turned to courage with the help of Father Duggy James Gagney Pat O Brian George Brent star (2 hrs l (bw) 3 News and Weather 5 Truth or Consequences— game B Movie Sea of the Lost Ships (1953) Walter Brennan stars (90 mmj O The Larry Solway Show David Fnedman Producer of such films as Trader Horne and The Erotic Adventures of Zorro dis cusses with humor and candor his formula tor success O It Takes a Thief (60 mm ) 2i Ryan • Hope Across The Fence | Téléjournal As the World Turns—aerial Day* of Our Lives —eerlet ) mm ) | Any Woman Can | Pourquoi pas?2Z Lett Make A Deal—game I A votre service | Femme d aujourd hul (55 mm ) Guiding Liohf—aerial Love American Style—comedy Celebrity Dominoes—game 2t 110 000 Pyramid—game ndn 9 00 Une certaine façon d aimer (1970) Eiuott Gould Brenda Vac car o Tompkme Star (90 nun) 0.Angei Tompkmi ÀlZi.% Jon l NFL e Greatest Games _ Le couleur du tempe 11 20 _ _ 11 22 0 Merv G nth n—variety '90 mm , Viewpoint 11 28 00 Sens pa mouflet a'demne pou' ur expior '9b6 Laurence Harvey Mie F arrow star (1 hr 35 mm ) 11 30 3 Movia f>*a Devil s Daughter A terntod young women learns ner *Ou was sold to the devn at brrih by her deceased mother — and she must now marry a demon of Satan SheHey Wnters Belinda Montgomery Star 6 Tonight Show Johnny Carson >s host (90 mm ) Montreal Tonight 22 Wide World Special he Underworld A Portrait m Power Robert Stack >s the host with guests ex Attorney General Ramsey Clerk end Mickey Cohen (90 mm ) 9 A I écoute du présent 11 55 0 Cine Six—drama The Chalk Garden (1964) A teenager from a broken home learns her governess has a past but her attempts to exploit the information unexpectedly serve to straighten out their lives Deborah Kerr Hayiey Mills John M«iis Edith Evans star (1 hr 50 mm) 12 00 O Midnight at the Movies villa Rides M966) An American gunrunner with the use of his plane aids Villa m his fight agamst Mexico s revolutionary forces m 1912 Yul Brynner Robert Mitchum Star (2 hrs 30 mm , 9 Un maillon de la chain# (repeat) 0 Movie—musical On A Clear Day You Can See Forever (1970) Young woman seeking to curb her chain smoking is accidentally hypnotized by the professor m a psychiatry class Under hypnosis she becomes a noblewoman who lived m England m the i860 s She also discovers she has ESP has been remcarnat ed 13 times and predicts a 14th m the year 2036 Based on the Alan Jay Lerner play Barbra Streisand Yves Montand star (2 hrs approx ) 12:30 O Clné-nuit—western Le Jour du luoement (1971) Gordon Mitchelr Ty Hardin Rossano Braz/i star (90 mm ) • Laa grot sous (repeat) 1:00 2 00 3:00 3 The Mldn ost is Helen tit Special ac teddy (90 mm ) • D La garnlgoine (60 mm ) (repeat) (%, Portraits (60 mm ) (repeat) 9 Au gré de l'actualité (repeat) edi El Cortez stars Imondo star lerial 4 30 0(1 Ciné Ve Bonheur perdu hr 45 mm (bw) 0 Clnéme Peau de banane Moreau Jean Pau' (90 mm ) (bw) 3 BO ( One Life to Uve choe du monde Arménien S3 Lillet Yoga A You 0 Bobino children 3 Musical Chairs -game [ Somerset—aerial ÔO Forest Rangere adventure ÏB Super Car Definition—game Batman J] Sesame Street -children 6C mm ) Celebrity Dominoes—game You Don t Say Bidule da Tarmacadam Hdren (bw) J Ironside (60 mm ) (N i chll Merv Grtfftn variety 90 mm ) rlO Coming Up Rosie alph s Visitor While Dud'ey tr.es to help Ralph get ruS of an old q.fifr.end Mona rampages on a new money making scheme Cast Ralph (pan Mennesseyj Dud'ey (Rarr.e Baidaro) Mona (Fiona Re.d) OB Patofville—-children O The Lucy Show • The Munsters Oi/i Fllntstonea—cartoon Evening ! 00 O Daktarl (60 mm I The Flexion Boys irdut dene 1 espars Bewitched The Brady Bunch Douglas Leopold Journal Come Alive H e Your Move - game Heppy Days Mleter Roger a lood children 3 BO M*A*S*H—comedy Harry Morgan .s introduced as the new 4077th unit commanding of ficer Col Sherman Potter a regular Army man with an affinity for horses to the utter consterna tion of Maior Frank Burns whose aspirations to command are thereby shattered 5 Chico and the Man—comedy This Hallowed Garage Officials notify Ed Brown (Jack Albertson) and Chico (Freddie Prmze) that city bulldozers will knock down their garage m 48 hours Jonathan Daly quest stars U Wall Street Week 3 Hawaii Five O Five O chief Steve McGarrett (Jack Lord) finds himseit with a ser.ous leg wound and at the mercy of an armed and dangerous escaped convict with no rescue m sight (60 mm ) The Rockford Files Farnsworth Stratagem Rockford (James Garner) combats a group perpetratmg a fraud on his tnend Det Becker (co-star Joe Santos) with a scheme using jackhammers and an oil rig Linda Evans Noah Beery and Stuart Margolm quest star (60 mm ) 0O T*t* Wayne and Shuster Comedy Special (60 mm ) 8 22 Movie The Kansas City Massacre (1975) In June 1933 famed G Man Meivm Purvis finds his capture of qanster Frank Nash the signal for an ambush by other gangsters that tilled Americas headlines Dale Robertson Bo Mopkm* Robert Walden Mills Watson Scott Brady star (2 hr* ) U A Family At War Jean Ashton has never recovered from the loss of young Robert at sea (60 mm ) (bw) Vedettes à nu tence-réaltlé 0 Découvertes 75-76 Divers pour I automns Dossiers Barnaby Jones—drams The Deadly Consp-racy Con elusion of the episode telecast on Cannon Teamed n a united investigative effort Barnaby Jones (Buddy Ebsen) and Frank Cannon W am Conrad) who initially had been on opposite sides ot the case mass the »vidence of three probable murders to pm responsibility on the huge corporation Charles Doming Barry Sullivan Sharon Acker quest Star (60 mm ) Q Lawrence Walk i60 mm ) S Police Women the Score M.chae Constantine quest stars as a «rouid be drug ty coon who becomes the focal pomt o* a darmg investigation by Sgt Peppe' Anderson (Anq.e Dickmson) and Sgt Bill Crowley (Earl Holliman) (60 m.n ) O Policé Story—drama A Community of Victims Cieavon Ldtie Michael Brandon and Oen-se Nicholas star m this drama o» a policeman killed m the line ot duty and the effect of h.s death on his family and fellow policemen (60 mm ) MOeux pianos Switch Eddie Albert portrays a hard nosed retired squad cop end Robert Wegner a charming cievei ex con men who teem up to make an un- usual first rate pair of private invest.qators (60 mm ) Q Télé Sports AFi s A NFL s Greatest Games 9 Special Festival d été de Longueull -epeat) 33 The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes The Women m the B g Hat Bar oness Oc/ys lady Moi'y of Scotland Yard takes an afternoon break only to find a corpse m the tea shop 10 IS 00 Fernand Gignac 10 30 800 News • IS 9 30 10 00 Around the Townships KINNEAK’S MILLS Bessie Guy 424-3734 Mr and Mrs Victor Lowry and daughters, Cheryl, Laurel and Kimberly, have returned home after holidaying in Prince Edward Island during the week They also attended Brome Fair for a day.Mrs.John Currie of Lennoxville has been a guest for the past week of Mr and Mrs.James Bailey Mr and Mrs.Roger Lowry and family attended Brome Fair.While in Brome they were overnight visitors of Mr and Mrs Robert McKee and Penny.Mrs.W Henderson, Larry and David of Colborne, Ont.and Mr.and Mrs Mike Doller of Toronto, were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Victor Lowry and also visited Mrs.Dora Henderson and Delbert in Inverness.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Thomson and daughters Laurel and Leah have returned from Gaspe where they spent some time.Mr and Mrs.Ronald Jamieson attended the Harbinson family reunion in Birchton, and also visited relatives in East Angus Mrs Wendell Marshall has returned to Waterdown, Ont , after spending some time with relatives here Mrs W Planche and daughter.Janie, of Lennoxville, were weekend guests of the former s sister Mrs V Lowry and also visited her mother Mrs.Dora Henderson, Inverness, when they were joined by Mr Planche and Donald Mr and Mrs Rufus Jamieson and sons, John.Robin and Kent and Mrs.Kenneth Law and sons, Timothv and Dominic were entertained at dinner one evening by Mr and Mrs.Victor Lowry shortly before Mrs Law and family left for their home in Kent.England Mr and Mrs.Donald Rothney of Cookshire, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs.Leonard Guy.Mr.and Mrs Hopgood and Miss Nancy Fullerton, of St Catharines, Ont., were recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Ronald Jamieson Mr and Mrs V Lowry and daughters were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs John Evans at the Evans* -cottage at Lake Aylmer Mrs Ethel Wallace has returned to the Youville Hospital.Sherbrooke, after spending a week with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lucien Trepanier.Dixie and Louise Mr and Mrs Basil Prescott of Birchton were guests of Mr and Mrs H M Patton and attended the annual Church Service at the Chapel on Craig's Road on Sunday SANDHILL Mrs.R.Rothney K75-3504 Recent Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs G Sims were Mr and Mrs Isaac Clark and family of St Hubert Other callers were Mr and Mrs W Heath and family of Lennoxville, Miss Muriel Hemming and friend of Somerville, Mass , and Miss Mildred Hemming.Lennoxville Mr David Johann has returned to his home at Oshawa, Ont .after spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hector Perron Mr and Mrs Ronald Rothney attended morn ing service in the Lennoxville United Church when they enjoyed hearing their friend, Mr Frank Bailey of Candiac, Que., speak Following the service they were dinner guests of their uncle and aunt.Mr.and Mrs Roy Suitor of Huntingville.Mrs.Suitor had received word of the serious illness of her sister Mrs H H Allison of Grimsby, who had been taken to the hospital there in the early hours of Aug.29 Adamenia Allison was formerly from Draper’s Corner and she is well known in the surrounding area All join in wishing her a speedy recovery.Mr and Mrs.Allen Davidson, Jim and Jean, spent part of their holidays in Manchester, N H with Mr and Mrs.John Jacobs; they were also overnight guests of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs Robert Davidson.Portland, Maine Miss Muriel Watt of South Durham, was an overnight guest at the Sims’ home Mr and Mrs.Harry Little called on Mr and Mrs Allan Little in Inverness recently and were also supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lome Kelso.They were accompanied by their son and daughter-in-law Mr.and Mrs.Eric Little of Chambly, Que., who spent part of the weekend with them.Mr.and Mrs.John Bowen.Brampton, Ont., visited at the home of Mr and Mrs.Gerald Dillon while they were on holiday in this area Rev.David Fearon and Mr Joe Webster have returned to Sudbury, Ont., after enjoying a holiday in the vicinity.On Sunday Mr and Mrs.H Little accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.G.Sims visited Mrs.E Blake and Mr and Mrs.B Blake at Kingsbury and called on Mr and Jtfrs.Alfred Mills at Richmond Sunday callers at the Rothney home were Mrs.Eva Sawyer and Mrs.Lem Clark of Sherbrooke Mr and Mrs.Doug Neil and son Brent of Mackawic.N.B spent some time with Mr and Mrs Gerald Dillon, and family, during their holidays.Overnight guests of Mr and Mrs H Little were Mr and Mrs Allan Little of Inverness, Mrs.Laura Bailey of Brooklyn.N Y and Mrs.Edythe Leacock of Goffstown, N.H Mr and Mrs.Stanley Cathcart of Lennoxville were Sunday supper guests at the Rothney home Mrs Mark Lapierre and daughter Alana of St.Lambert have returned home after spending a couple of weeks at the home of the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Dillon Mrs R Rothney accompanied Mrs.Daisy Allison of Bury and Mrs Laura Gaudine of Lennoxville to Magog on Tues Sept 9 to attend the C C W Fall Rally held there The guest speaker was Rev Jean Barclay of Sutton All reported a worthwhile, thought provoking day.Mr Douglas Milner of Schornberg.Ont , was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Allen Davidson and family Mr.and Mrs.Vic Magwood of Chambly and Mrs Annie Magwood of Thetford Mines were visiting Mr and Mrs Johnnie King Mr and Mrs Fred Crawford of lennoxville spent an evening at the same home St.Luke's A C W held their meeting at the home of Mrs.Pearl Custeau in Lennoxville, with Mrs Alice Hart as co-hostess, on Wed Sept.3rd During their business meeting they decided to hold a fall bazaar on Sat afternoon Oct 18 at the church hall here Mr.and Mrs.Frank George and Mr and Mrs Richard Busuttil of North Bay, Ont., spent a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs.G.Sims.Mrs.Wesley Robinson and grandchildren Stevie and Scott Robinson spent a day with Mr.and Mrs.Johnnie King BIRCHTON The Birchton Community extends a warm welcome to Mr.and Mrs.Alain Verlinden (nee Karen Little) who have moved into the rent recently vacated by Mr Frank McConnell Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Halsall of Windfalls, with Jennifer and Richard, are spending a holiday with Herbert’s parents, Mr and Mrs.A Halsall and family.Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Richards and Carol were entertained for supper by Mr.and Mrs Frank Jenne and family of Lennoxville, in honour of Mr.and Mrs.Lynch of England The Richards made the acquaintance of the Lynch folk during their visit to the Motherland Recent visitors at the Roma Croteau home included Mr.and Mrs.Aurele Poulin of Chartierville; Mr.Jean Baptiste Beaulieu, Mrs Croteau's brother, of Longueuil; Mr and Mrs.Roger Croteau and baby Isabelle.Rock Forest and Mr.and Mrs.Robert Beaulieu of Montreal Mr.Bruce Little of Lennoxville was calling on his parents.Mr and Mrs Little recently.Mr and Mrs.Ronald Jamieson of Kinnear’s Mills, were business visitors on Wednesday, Sept.10th, supper guests of Mrs.J A.Murray and evening callers at the Thomas Harbinson home.Mr and Mrs Joe Lapointe and children, Victor, Jeffrey.Sally, Winnie and Janet, have come to live on the Ernie Labonte-Munan farm A hand of welcome is extended by the Birchton Community to you newcomers’ The Brian Lassenba family Bnan.Trudy and two boys, enjoyed the Lancaster Fair Mr and Mrs Odell Winslow and Miles, spent a holiday visiting parts of Ontario Mr Bill Burges of Lennoxville joined them on the trip We have watched the house of Kay Neilsen taking shape for several months, and are delighted to learn that Kay and family have moved into it.Welcome to our area, you Neilsens, and we hope to know you all soon’ Mr Victor Masters has returned to the Winslow home Friends regret to hear that Mr Verden Wilson is a patient in Hotel Dieu Hospital in Sherbrooke, where he was taken from work, suffering from a heart attack All wish him return to good health! Mr and Mrs Eugene Hodge ( nee Cathie Wilson ) of Scarborough, Ont., are spending a holiday with the Wilsons, and may extend their stay owing to Mr Wilson’s being in hospital Mr Lanny Wilson of Brampton.Ont., visited his parents, Mr and Mrs.V.Wilson, Jamie and Susan Mr and Mrs.Nick Tur-chyn spent a long weekend at Old Orchard Beach recently.Mrs.George Latewood has returned from a fortnight in Thompson, Man., with Mr.and Mrs W.Taylor and family.After a holiday with his parents, Mr and Mrs James Moore have returned to their home in Ontario.On Saturday Sept.13 Mr.and Mrs Nick Turchyn motored to Montreal where Nick’s parents, Mr.and Mrs L.Turchyn joined them to visit relatives in points in Ontario.It made a pleasant weekend for Mrs W.O.Todd, to have her daughter Catherine of Toronto, with her Miss Joan Halsall of the John Abbott School of Nursing, Macdonald Campus, spent the weekend of September 12-14 at her home Your friends, Joan, hope you are well settled in and enjoying your new life.Mr.and Mrs.Thayne McGilton of Pointe Claire area were morning callers at the Murray home, as were Mr.and Mrs.R.A Macdonald, of Thetford Mines on September 13.GLEN MURRAY Mrs.S.White Mrs May Joliffe, London, Ont., spent a few days at the Stanley White home.Mrs.Joliffe accompanied Mrs.C.George to Lennoxville on Sept.10.Mr Stanley White is feeling much better and gaining each day at his home, after undergoing surgery Mr.and Mrs.Charles Little, Huntingville, and Mrs Gordon Longmoore, Inverness, were callers at the Stanley White home en route to Quebec to visit Mr Longmoore who is a patient in Jeffrey Hale's Hospital “Get well soon, Gordon!** Mr and Mrs.James Miles motored to Ajax.Ont , Sept 4, where they were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Willey, son Brandon and daughter Tricia then on to the “Flea Market” in Barrie, Ont., where they spent two days Saturday night and Sunday they were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Miles and children Douglas, Esther and Anita in Collingwood Monday and Tuesday, they spent with Mr and Mrs Stanley McKee and family at Stoney Creek They returned home in the early morning hours of Sept 11 with their trailer load of purchases of antiquated car parts.SAWYER VILLE Mr and Mrs.Dale Brooks, Galon and Mr Ernie Hodge spent Labor Day weekend in Toronto guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Station They also visited Ernie s sister Sheila and brothers Maurice and Dale and their families and were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs K W Mathews in Galt - Cambridge Mr and Mrs.H Nicholson of Bishopton were Sunday evening guests of Mr.and Mrs Wilfred Grapes ALBERT NUTBROWN with the Border Mountaineers every Saturday night at the Bluebird Restaurant Newport, Vt.Admission free The East Angus Hotel One of the finest hotels in the Eastern Townships, so why not make it a point to pay us a visit.Our Champlain Bar is open every day with dancing on weekends to a fine orchestra.The ideal place for weddings, showers, receptions of all kinds For reservations call 832-2424 East 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477-2890 Granby 372 9030 54.Professional Directory PETER TURNER, Ad vocate, 314 Main St., Cowansville Tel 263 4077.LANGLAIS, MONTY, PEPIN, FOURNIER & LANDRY, 6 Wellington St., South, Sherbrooke Tel 562 4735 Also Stanstead, 876 2771.MACLAREN, HACKETT, CAMPBELL, BISSONN ETTE & LANGEVIN, 80 Peel St , Sherbrooke Tel 569 9914 40 Main St , Rock island Tel 876 7295 34 Mam St , Cowansville Tel.: 514 263 4077 Residents of Cowansville, Knowlton, Granby, Farnham, Sutton & vicinity may call Sher brooke office toll free at 263 0221 ASHTON R TOBIN, QC Trial work and General Practice 144 Wellington North.Tel 562 2120 THOMAS A LAVIN, laywer Lapointe, Rosenstein, White, Knowlton office.Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 8 pm.Tel 243 5247 PAUL LINDELL — Pro fessional photographer Creative portraits, wed dings and commercial work Tel 567 1666 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC MUNICIPALITY OF TOWNSHIP OF ASCOT To the Ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned.Secretary-Treasurer of the aforesaid Municipality.T HAT : — The Municipality of the Township of Ascot asks for tenders for winter road plowing 1975-76 Groups Nos: VI: 22.30 miles VII: 3 89 miles : (approx.) that the M unicipal Corporation reserves the right not to accept neither the lowest nor, any tenders.That tenders will have to present $200 00 responsibility insurance policy and a $25.000 bond: if bond is not available, a ccertified cheque in the amount of 30% of the total amount of the contract is required.Tenders will give the price per mile, the opening of the tenders will take place at the Town Hall office October 1st.1975 at 8 o'clock p.m.GIVEN at Huntmgville this fifteenth day of September one thousand nine hundred and seventy-five.Arthur Droum Secretary-T reasurer Quote/Unquote What people are saying.Sen Henr\ Jackson The transfer of a massive air defense system to Jordan virtually assures that any future conflict in the Middle Kast will be widened to include lighting between Israel and Jordan something that was mercifully avoided in 1973 " —Sen Henry M Jackson (I)-Wash » criticizing a $350 million l S arms sale to Jordan The decision to stop the use of cvclamates was not justified None of the subsequent studies have corroborated our original findings — Dr Bernard L Oser, saying he was shocked when the government banned the ar titicial sweetener on the basis of a study h\ him linking it with cancer in rats.Whether a poor rural society calls itself communist or capitalist makes little difference It is a poor, rural society in either case Only a very sensitive ideologist walk mg through a Laotian jungle can tell whether it is a free enterprise jungle or a socialist junj|^ — JiSr Kenneth (ialbraith.former ambassador to India and professor emeritus of economics at Harvard Secrecy corrupts and absolute secrecy corrupts ab sol ut civ — Sen F rank ( hurc h l D-Idahoi.chairman of the Senate Select (ommittee on Intelligence investigating the CIA.I have always felt that politics as such is a form of athletics which most of the time has very little to do with any issues This is probably truer now than ever The differences between the two parties are almost impossible to tell —Novelist-playwright Arthur Miller on contemporary polities.We are experiencing a murder epidemic that is breaking all previous records More Americans were murdered from 1970 through 1974 than were killed during the entire Vietnam War — Dr.Donald T Lunde.Stanford l niversity psychologist, in his hook “Murder and Madness.” If you show a type of behavior as normal on the (TV i screen, you will create a climate of normality for it in society — Mrs.Mary Whitehouse, leading critic of British broadcasting authorities permitting people to drink liquor on television.I will not embarrass you because you have had the confidence in me to elect me — President Idi Amin of Uganda responding to charges he would humiliate the Organization of African l nity if named chairman of that organization s an nual conference.Idi Amin WATERMLLE Mrs.Fred Piper H37-275« Mr Gary Douglass and spent the day at the home of little daughter Michelle of Mr and Mrs Gordon Trenton.Ont , were visiting Douglass the former's parents.Mr Mr Rodney Bryant of and Mrs Gordon Douglass Capelton was visiting Mr for a few days and Mrs Douglass one day Mrs Ida Cross of Capelton recently Wl meeting AUSTIN — The postponed meeting of the Austin W I was held in the Town Hall, on Sept 11.at 2 p m , Mrs D Lee.president, presiding The sec Mrs M Dufresne read the minutes of the previous meeting and the correspondence Roll call was answered by 14 members Convenors Reports: Agriculture: Mrs A Robinson read a paper “Peace and Quiet ’’ Also she reported that two members had spent a day at PEE School registering students for the Ayer’s Cliff School Fair Also one member acted as judge at School Fair.Publicity: Mrs.D F Patterson read an article Women’s Lib.What’s That?Welfare and Health: Mrs L Hopps reported $20 40 on hand She had sent several cards and gifts to ill and shut-ins Also three In Memonams A silent auction will be held at the October meeting to add to the W & H Funds Library: Mrs M Mitchell.two paid librarians.100 new books purchased, a successful book sale had been held In the absence of the Treas Mrs L G Taylor, the secretary, gave the Garden Party Report $2,083 45 was taken in at the very sue cessful event $700 00 was voted to the Memphremagog Library Plans were made to attend the County semi-annual at Knowlton’s Landing on Sept 18 Invitations will be issued to sister branches to attend our October meeting Tentative plans for a foliage tour for members to Stowe, Vt., on Oct 1st A light lunch was served.UCW meeting BURY — Thirteen members and one visitor attended the September meeting of the Bury U.C.W held in the Church Hall The Pres., Mrs Lionel Allison opened the meeting, then Mrs Lillian Edwards began her worship service with a reading “Beginning Again” ending with a prayer Mrs Allison read a Thanksgiving prayer taken from “The Happening.” As Mrs Walter Atkins was not present.Mrs Lionel Allison gave the treasurer’s report A good assortment of hand made articles were handed in at Roll Call and some were also received from those unable to attend.The members were asked to bring in two items at the October meeting for October and November as the date set for the Christmas Tea and Sale is October 25.Items requested were novelties, pot holders, dish cloths, etc.The members had been very active during the past month, 110 visits had been made to shut-ins, mainly at the Rest Homes.Mrs.Walter Atkins had sent cards to two shut-ins Mrs Gwillym Lawrence had completed the canvassing for the dinner to be served at the Fall Rally Sept 18, at the Bury United Church.Mrs.Raymond Morrison had sold various items from the work table during the past month Mrs Isabel Harrison offered to crochet a Junior bedspread, requested by a customer Final plans were made for the Rally.Mrs Lillian Edwards is to anser the roll call by giving an outstanding idea or program used in the past year Hostesses for the October meeting will be Mrs.Lena Herring and Mrs.Verna Hunting Mrs Lionel Allison presented a gift to Mrs.Vilo Aulis who is moving to Sawyerville.Mrs.Aulis thanked everyone for their thoughtfulness Mrs Allison read her diary and showed post cards of their recent trip to Texas Everyone enjoyed ‘‘pot luck” lunch at the close of the meeting.ACW meeting AYER’S CLIFF — Ten members of St.George’s ACW, Ayer’s Cliff met in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening, September 4 Rev Owen Merriman was a guest at this meeting and prior to the business meeting gave instruction to the ladies in the Church on the proper way to set the Communion vessels and linens in preparation for the celebration of the Holy Communion The meeting opened with the members’ prayers repeated in unison and Mrs.W Browning read excerpts from the September issue of the Living Message The treasurer reported that the proceeds from the Coffee Party and Rummage Sale held during the summer month were most satisfactory.Rev.Merriman reported that the Confirmation Service will be held in St.George's Church, Ayer’s Cliff on Sunday mroning, October 5 at 10:00 a m.The members of the ACW will serve light refreshments in the Parish Hall after the service.A Food Sale will be held at Jean B LeBaron Ltd store on Friday, October 24 from 9:30 a m to 12:00 noon The Christmas Tea and Sale will be held on Thursday, December 4 at 3:00 p m in the Parish Hall Following the business meeting, a delicious lunch was served by Mrs.L.Ounsworth and a social time was spent catching up on activities of the summer months, this being the first meeting since June.RICHMOND Mrs.John Wilkins 826-2130 Sherbrooke L O B A 636 met at the LO D E Hall, Moore St on Monday, Sept 8th at 8 p.m with a good attendance.Among those from Richmond who attended were Sister Lucille Taylor, Junior Deputy, Sister Ruth Lanigan, Financial Sec ; Sister Ruth Heckley, Rec.Sec and Sister W P M., pianist Annette Malboeuf The next meeting will be held on Monday, Sept 22, at 8 p.m Each member is asked to bring a gift for the sale table Mr and Mrs Norman Creighton of Thunder Bay, Ont., spent their holidays here with his parents, Mr and Mrs W E Creighton, Dufferin Ave Mrs Hilda Henderson and Mrs L Willey and other cousins visited the funeral home in Bury where the remains rested of Mr Russell Lancaster, to extend their sympathy to the family Mrs George Cogan and Miss Hazel Bell are spending some time with Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilson and other relatives in Montreal Mr and Mrs Lorimer Willey attended the funeral at Bishop's Funeral Home.Sherbrooke of a dear friend.Miss Olive Gillespie, after a prolonged illness Burial was in the family plot at West bury, near East Angus Mr.and Mrs.Murray Richards and son Michael of Kirkland spent the Labor Day weekend with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lorimer Willey and Mr.and Mrs Raymond Richards at Ulverton Mr and Mrs Ken Willey of South Stukely and Mrs Ruth Bergeron were recent supper guests at the Willey home The untimely death and sudden shock of Mrs Ernest Lancaster (Georgina) of Richmond brought a profound shock and definite feeling of great loss to everyone Sympathy is extended to the entire family in their great loss Mr and Mrs Bill Brock flew from Edmonton, Alta , to be with the family at their time of loss Mrs C E Manning has returned home after visiting her son, Mr and Mrs John Manning and family in Saint John, N B , for a few weeks Mr and Mrs Lorimer Willey were pleasantly surprised when they heard on Sunday that their good friends Mr and Mrs Nyman Young of Calumet, Que .were in this area on their wedding trip They were supper guests of the Willeys before continuing their trip to Maine and other eastern points in U S A THE SHERBROOKE REC ORD — Till RS .SEPT 18.1975 — 17 / MA’AM, \ r I HAVE A 5Ü&3É5TION FCK A CLASS v PROJECT , y THIS HAPPENS Ac.TmE Time* WHY PONT HIE All 66 t TOSEThER ANP RA.SE A 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