The Sherbrooke record, 3 novembre 1975, lundi 3 novembre 1975

DATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST 1000 K Inc East - T al.567-4051 Tin: SIIKRIÎROOKK 1 loud> v%ith chance of shouers earl> this morning Sunns breaks this afternoon.Shovsers tonight ending hs noon Tuesdas C'loudv afterssards.DATSUN SALES 6 SERVICE - Sharbrooha lG\S^ MOM»\V.\0\ KMKKH t.I>t7.> 10 CENTS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICE us about you» iNvlSIMtNTS and T A A Ml > OHM & t entrai Huiidini* II hint* si West sherbrooke stth nth» i oIIk es .k ross t .mad.i Ford fires security leaders WASHINGTON minor window soaping type pranks.« Record photo by Gordon Alexander » Coouette steps down os leader OTTAWA «UP) Real Caouette, leader of the Social ( redit party, said Sunday that because of his health, he will Ik1 stepping down as Postal talks resume today Dad11 DO try to improve myself but you always say you can't afford it!” OTTAWA (CP) Negotiators in the national postal dispute were scheduled to resume their talks at 10 a m EST today after re grouping during the weekend The strike now is in its second week When talks adjourned early Saturday following a marathon round of bargaining last week, two non monetary issues remained to be settled Spokesmen for both sides say they have been unsuccessful in their attempts to agree on the use of casual non-union labor and elec-t ronic surveillance as well as wages Joe Davidson, president of the 22.(KH)-member Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW).said Sunday the rank and file have been overwhelming in their support of their negotiating team Mr Davidson spent most of last week louring union locals in Western Canada Mr Davidson, responding to comments from Postmaster General Bryce Mackasey suggesting that his presence at the bargaining session could speed the talks, replied: “I have every confidence in the negotiating team and have no plans to join the talks " TALKS TO MEMBERS Meanwhile.Marcel Perreault, head of the Montreal CUPW local, and Jean-Claude Parrot, chief negotiator, addressed about 300 union members in Montreal Sunday “There hasn’t been a single telegram or telephone call to the bargaining team telling us to go quicker and get the strike over with This is unprecedented,” Mr Perreault said Mr Parrot told the members that despite post office negotiators “systematically rejecting" all union wage proposals “the union will remain flexible “We know we will have to compromise." he said Mr Mackasey.who personally intervened in the bargaining last week, said Saturday he is unable to determine if the wage offer tabled by the post office is acceptable to the union The offer, recommended bv a conciliation board report, is for a $1.70 an hour increase over 30 months The letter carriers settled for the same amount last April The hourly rate now is $4.56 and the offer will in crease this to$6 26 an hour or about $13,000 a year by late 1976 The union has demanded a 51-per-cent increase over 27 months for its members who sort mail and man postal wickets AT LIMIT Mr Mackasey has said re peatedly that the government offer cannot be in creased and that the union may have to settle for less money if it wants more in other areas He said the post office needs casual labor to handle sudden increases in the volume of mail at peak periods, such as Christmas He added however, that the post office is prepared to limit their use Mr Parrot said the union’s aim is to “seek the complete elimination of casual workers in the post office The union also is adamant in its position on electronic surveillance “There is no way the union will accept the principle of electronic spying with television cameras as proposed by the employer, Mr Parrot said The post office has proposed electronic sur veillance in attempts to reduce theft from the mail, to monitor technical equipment and to find ways of increasing productivity party leader At a weekend meeting of the party’s national council.Mr Caouette said his health has improved recently, but he does not wish to lake part in another national election campaign.Mr Caouette, 58, has been a diabetic for some time He will remain as leader inlil that time and will continue as MP for the northwestern Quebec riding of Temiscamingue In a speech to the national council delegates, Mr Caouette called for national and party unity to overcome what he termed a general malaise in the country “There is a political vacuum in our country." he said “People do not know where to go" He also criticized fellow French Canadians w ho place the blame for all their problems on English ( anadians “If Quebec hasn’t developed, it's not English Canada's fault, but the fault of some damned French Canadians CONN I N LION PLANNED The council decided a leadership convention will take place between Sept 1 and Nov.30.1976 The party’s national executive will decide the exact dates Several MPs in the 11 man Social Credit caucus already have expressed interest in the leader’s job They in elude: (filbert Rondeau (Shefford), Rene Matte (Champlain), Leon el Beaudoin « Richmond ».and Andre Fortin (Lotbiniere) Other possible candidates are Mr Caouette’s son.Gilles, a former MP and now a full time party worker, and Martin Hallersley, an Edmonton lawyer who was re-elected Sunday for a second two-year term as the party’s national president Mr Caouette said in an interview Sunday he will not intervene in the selection of the leader First ship in 15 years goes through Suez Canal Another lull sets in Lebanon's civil war TEL AVIV (AP) - Cargo for Israel—a load of Romanian cement in a Greek ship-has moved through the Suez canal for the first time in at least 15 years The* passage Sunday through the 103-mile waters was made possible by the new Sinai accord negotiated by U S State Secretary Henry Kissinger The 9.645 ton Olympus, leased to the Israeli Zim Lines, was due today at Israel s Red Sea port of Eilat, a government communique said The ship is expected to spend several days taking on phosphate for Europe, then make the return trip back through the canal from south to north, a spokesman for the transport ministry said The Israeli transport ministry and the Suez Canal Authority in Egypt said they have no records of the last Israeli passage through the canal Shipments to Israel through the waterway linking the Mediterranean and Red seas were believed common until Egypt nationalized the canal in 1958.but in 1959 Israel protested to the United Nations that Egypt was confiscating cargoes bound for Israel SECURITY TIGHT The Olympus moved under heavy security with a 20 ship convoy that sailed at dawn from Port Said, at the nor them end of the canal, and entered the Gulf of Suez at sunset BEIRUT (AP) Another lull in Lebanon's Christian Moslem war set in today, with only scattered shooting reported Broadcasts and newspapers expressed hope that the 12th ceasefire negotiated by Premier Rashid Karami might In* successful Security officials at l ributed the new lull to round the clock negotiations by Karami.Palestinian guerrilla leaders and representatives of the right wing Christian Phalange party Militiamen of both sides began to heed the repeated ceasefire calls of their leaders Left-wing Moslems and Palestinian guerrillas halted their week long assaults on the downtown hotel district, where Phalangists and militiamen of the National Liberal party were holed up in the Holiday Inn.the Phoenicia, the St Georges and other vantage points Residents of the area re ported large numbers of armed men withdrew late Sunday afternoon and through the night The ceasefire in the eastern suburbs was delayed when Christian snipers killed two liaison officers, a Palestinian guerrilla from Nasser Arafat's A1 Fatah organization and a Lebanese army major, as they were driving through the Moslem suburb of Chivah i( a DRAWING: ^ ________ 3 1 Senes issued 90,000 each TOTAL WINNERS BONUS NO.APPLICABLE ONLY ON 5 OUT OF 6+ POSSIBILITY OF 31 WINNERS OF $5,000 6 OUT OF 6 81769 5 OUT OF 6 GRAND PRIZE 248 WINNERS OF *500 4 OUT OF 6 68.40 2511 WINNERS OF *100 5 OUT OF 6+ (ADDED ON THE GRAND PRIZE NEXT WEEK ) PERFECTA WINNING NUMBERS IN ANY ORDER I I 7993 2 — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — MON.NOV.3.1975 Obituaries MRS GEOROE COWLES branch of the QYF \ won a troph> for outstanding achievement from the Extension Department of Macdonald College.< Record photo by Gordon Alexander ) Stanstead Historical Society meets school committee meets AYER S CLIFF - The Ayer’s Cliff Elementary School Committee met at the school for their monthly meeting on Oct.14 in the staff room.Nine members were present and they were later joined by Michael Savage and Norman Benoit.The committee at this time accepted with regret the resignation of Mr Savage as a member of the committee but were pleased to learn that he wished to continue to aid them as a member of the subcommittej on entertainment Due to the resignation of Mr.Savage it was decided to hold a general meeting at the school in the gym on Nov.10, prior to the hour of its next regular meeting to elect another member for the committee It is hoped all parents will attend this meeting and nominate their choice to serve on this .committee * Norman Benoit presented the financial report for last year and it was decided that a copy would be sent to each family.The committee wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr.Benoit for his work on the committee last year It was much appreciated It was also decided to renew at this time affiliation with the Quebec Federation of the Home and School Association and to submit the opportunity to become members to the parents as well The writer omitted in the last report the positions of the elected members of the committee They are: (’hairman: E Wintle; Vice-Chairman: M Savage.Secretary: B.Wintle; Treasurer: J Holmes; Program Committee: M.DesRuisseaux ; Cafeteria Committee: F Whipple assisted by K Elliot, as co-chairman; Volunteer Parents: M.Downs Entertainment M Savage Fund Raising I Sorensen Publicity: G Powers Teacher Representative previously chosen.L.Dyer It is hoped that any questions parents may have as to the meetings, etc.of the committee will be quickly submitted to any of the above mentioned names.Magog pharmacist dies MAGOG (SB) — Rodolphe Ethier died on October 29, at the age of 75.Mr.Ethier was a pharmacist and resident of Magog for 55 years.He is survived by his wife, Edith Gilmore, a son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Gilmore Ethier, and his sister, Mrs.Gertrude Palasco.RICHMOND Mrs.John Wilkins 826-2130 Mrs.Ethel Burns and daughter Mrs.Irene Reeves and nephew Mr Angus Dyson of Montreal were recent guests of Mrs.Eva Donahue, who accompanied them back to Montreal and spent several days While in Montreal they were all guests of Cpl.George Dyson and Mrs.Dyson in Ottawa and also called on Mr.Ransom Dyson Friends of Miss Flora Fletcher are pleased to hear that she is much improved after her recent accident, and extend best wishes.Mrs.Eva Donahue accompanied Mrs.John Robson and son Mr Michael Robson from Montreal, who were her guests.Mrs.W H Davis of Beebe has returned after spending ten days guest of Mrs.Howard Hills.Other guests were her grandson Mr Bruce Sinclair, Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia, Mr and Mrs.J.C Wendell, Palmer, Mass who spent a week and Mr and Mrs.Thomas Bowen and daughters Susan and Sheila of Rock Island ROCK ISLAND (IH) The executive, advisory and custodians committee of the Stanstead Historical Society met Wednesday.Oct.29 at the home of the president, A E.Curtis, and Mrs.Curtis in Rock Island There were some 35 persons attending Mr Curtis welcomed new faces They were Mr and Mrs.Malcolm MacDonald.Mrs Enid Cooke, Mrs W B Dustin, Captain and Mrs Edward Brown It was with regrets that the resignation of Michael Atkins as archivist and Beverly Haselton on the building committee were heard and accepted Mr Atkin has other demands and Mr Haselton is away from home a great deal of the time Peter Foulkes will be added to the advisory committee Miss Viola Moranville gave an excellent descriptive report on the September pilgrimage Mr Curtis announced that the Life membership scrolls have been brought up to date, the work being done by Mrs.Peter Howard Additional life members are Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Skelton, Mr and Mrs David Mansur, Miss Gertrude Ketcham and Mrs Ruth Pomeroy Hood.The society has for sale copies of the Belden Atlas, also Forest and Clearings, and volumes of the society journals For information concerning these one may contact Mr Curtis.Dr.H.Banting gave the museum report noting that during this past season there were 930 visits made at the Bam and 1,021 at the Beebe museum While this is good, she would like to see more people visiting Publicity is what is required, she said She displayed several brochures and suggested the society have brochures This was approved by the members Details are to be in the hands of the capable museum committee to have them printed and distributed in public places A grant of $3,000 has been received from the Department of Cultural Affairs for 1976 With this Dr Banting suggested that the society have three paid employees Dr Banting recommended procedures of decorations in ihe Beebe museum lower floor within the budget allowance This was approved Miss Marion Morrill, librarian, stated a book on guns has been purchased and placed in the library as a memorial to the late Joseph Maheux.a valued member of the society and executive over a period of years Also, a book on Old Quebec Homes is on order as a memorial to the late Harold Baldwin and will be placed in the society library There are 12 more cemeteries to be surveyed, reported Howard Aikman, and he asked for assistance to complete the records He voiced appreciation to Miss Marion Morrill and Mrs Byron Brown who assisted to survey the North Hatley and Baldwin Mills area.Under new business, the tentative date of May 1 was set for the annual meeting Douglas Farrow has made arrangements for the guest speaker At the August summer meeting, J D F>rguson will be the speaker on Early Banks in this area The tea after the meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs.C.C.Colby in Stanstead Convenors w ill be Mrs.Margo Skelton, Mrs.Lome Ogilvie, Mrs W.B.Dustin.Other names may be added before that time It was suggested that Miss Aline Ricard attend with others the November 22 Quebec Museums Association meeting at Joliet te.Hasti notes make lovely Christmas gifts and the society have more packages of 10 for sale, also a limited quantity of Christmas cards These have sketches of historic items in the museum as decoration It was suggested Christmas cards for 1976 be made up and on sale at the summer meeting Mrs J.S.McCannel and Captain Brown are to attend to this project choosing a suitable decor Appointed to the nominations committee were Kenneth Baldwin.J.D F'erguson and Lome Ogilvie Another meeting will lx» held in May to complete summer arrangements of events.The meeting adjourned and refreshments were served Mrs J D F'erguson and Dr Banting poured The table was arranged with a Ik)w1 of orange calangelas picked from the garden of Mr and Mrs Curtis This was flanked by white candles in crvstal The news in brief CARTOONIST DIES ORLANDO.F'la KI RECORD Only English Daily in the Eastern Townships SUBSCRIPTION RATES Published by Eastern Townships Publishing Co Ltd P 0 Box 1200 - 2520 Roy Street Sherbrooke.Que — Telephone 819 569 9528 Second class registration number 1064 Mail Subscription Rates and Carrier Paid in Advance (CPA ) Rates BEIRUT Ck.nson and Ear' MO man star 60 mm | OO me fifth estate cu"ent af'a-'s magazme se» es w.th Ad' enn# Carkson and Warn#' T'Oye' as reporter hosts and Pete* Re , as eporte' at .e'ge .60 m.n i OCj Lea arpents verts O T © 2> The Rookies - drama AT me to Mourn When n,» *Ounger s.ster .Season Hubeyi s assaulted after announcing pians to become a nun Chr.s Owens goes mto a 'age d sobeys orders and s suspended from duty s poisoned by a beau titui Red agent and has hu' 46 hours to trade the Communist decoding device he has stolen for the 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