The Sherbrooke record, 19 mars 1976, vendredi 19 mars 1976

DATSUN MILLE (1000) KING EST INC.1000 King East — Tel 567 4851 Increasing cloudiness this morning followed by light snow becoming mixed with freezing rain this afternoon.DATSUN SALES & SERVICE — Sherbrooke THE SIIEUHROOKE RECORD KIUDW.M \IUTI IH.|9?fi I *.OATS INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES The SAFE way to obtain MAX IMUM I NT E R EST on your money Call us tor current rates Crown Trust Ontral Building .U King St VSest.Sherhrookt* S4!t-M44ti Other offices across < an ad a E.T.Ski Report EASTERN TOWNSHIPS (BS) — Conditions throughout the Eastern Townships for downhill and cross country skiers are excellent following Tuesday and Wednesday’s 15 to 20 inch snowfall All lifts are operating and surfaces are powder over hard surface at the following centres Mont Sutton, Mont Orford, Owl’s Head, Bromont, Montjoye.Mont Adstock, Glen Mountain, Indian Valley, Mont Bellevue, Mont Elan.Mont Echo and Mont Gleason Night skiing is available at the following centres: Bromont, every night; Montjoye, every night except Sunday; Mont Bellevue, every night except Sunday; Mont Adstock.Mon.to Fri inclusive; Indian Valley.Thurs to Sat inclusive; Mont Elan, Tues to Thurs inclusive; Mont Gleason, Thurs At cross-country ski centres the follow ing miles of trails are available; Sutton en Haut, 20 miles; Mon Bon Plaisir, 25 miles, Orford Park, 19 miles; Farmer s Rest, 19 miles; Shefford Valley, 15 miles; Mont Adstock, 11 miles; Bromont, 9 miles; Mont Elan, 11 miles; Owl’s Head.9 miles; Mont Bellevue, 15 miles, and Glen Mountain, 5 miles Cuban-Air Canada planes collide HAVANA (Reuter) -Sources say a Cuban tran sport plane collided in the air with an Air Canada DC—8 jetliner with 29 people aboard Thursday night before crashing to the ground, killing its five occupants The Air Canada craft, leased to Cuba, made an emergency landing with a tom wing after the collision No injuries were reported aboard the Canadian craft, which was flying here from Montreal The Cuban aircraft, a Soviet made AN-24 turbo prop, was on a training flight, sources said The identities of the passengers on the Air Canada plane were not immediately known The DC—8 is one of two leased to Cuba for the recently-opened Montreal Havana route There was no immediate explanation for the collision The twin-engine transport, which sources said had three crew and two security agents on board, came dow n about a mile from Havana Airport Public service protests continue Announcement due on princess' separation LONDON (AP) Buckingham palace officials are putting the finishing touches to a royal proclamation announcing the legal separation of Princess Margaret and her photographer husband, Lord Snowdon, palace sources said today The announcement is expected to be made this weekend The sources said Lord Snowdon wants a divorce to end the marriage, but this was rejected because of constitutional questions it might raise, the opposition of the Church of England to divorce and the embarrassment to the Queen of a divorce trial involving her sister A separation also will not endanger the $70,000-a-year allowance Margaret gets, nor will it threaten her place in the royal line of succession.The Daily Express says that the couple has agreed on custody arrangements for their two children, 14-year-old Lord Linley and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, 12 MAY BE SEPARATION The Queen’s approval is not required for a royal divorce, and Prince Margaret and Lord Snowdon can get one after a two-year separation if both agree or a five-year separation even if one of them does not consent But an immediate divorce could only be obtained through court action on grounds of adultery, cruelty, incompatibility, desertion, aggravated assault or wilful neglect The 45-year-old princess went to the movies Thursday night with three friends and saw Butley, a film about a marriage breakup Employees at the Curzon Cinema in the heart of Lon don’s entertainment district said she looked strained as she left the theatre with three unidentified friends The young jet-set ter with whom Margaret’s name has been linked for several weeks, 27-year-old Roddy Llewellyn, was not believed to be among the party.British newspapers said friends reported he is “lying low’’ until the fuss dies down.Lord Snowdon, 46, whom Margaret married on May 6, 1960, arrived in Sydney, Australia, early today to launch an exhibition of his photographs He refused to talk about his marriage.OTTAWA (CP) American broadcasters are said to be looking at branch plant advertising operations in Canada as a possible solution to the prolonged Canada-U.S border television war Representatives of television stations in Buffalo, N.Y., and Bellingham.Wash., conferred privately Thursday with senior officials of the Canadian Radio-Television Commission (CRTC) to offer the suggestion as an alternative to the existing CRTC practice of allowing cable television companies to strip commercials from incoming U.S programs.Neither side would reveal details but officials on both sides have confirmed that American broadcasters are willing to pay taxes, and possibly make contributions to domestic programming, on advertising that they sell in Canada The proposal has not won ready acceptance at the CRTC, the national broadcasting regulatory agency, because it would do little to reduce the fragmentation of domestic audiences caused by the increasing number of U.S television signals being made available in the country by cable The Thursday meeting followed a meeting here in January between officials of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the U.S broadcast control body, and members of the CRTC and external af fairs and communications departments Both sides agreed to hold further talks in Washington—expected to take place soon -and to ask U S broadcasters to present altpmaHves to the CRTC’s MONTREAL (CP) — Schools and hospitals across Quebec were once again affected by protesting public service employees Thursday while four hospital unions were in court pleading not guilty to charges of inciting members to disregard essential-services legislation during a walkout last month About 400 chanting demonstrators, including junior college teachers, hospital staff and social service workers, paraded outside the courthouse as the not-guilty plea was entered In other protest action, 27,000 French-Catholic teachers walked off the job.affecting 500,000 students throughout the province.Classes were also disrupted for most of Quebec’s 100,000 junior college students as 8,000 professors staged walkouts.At least 35 of 97 Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal schools were the target of 90-minute work stoppages, while English-Catholic teachers called a halt to their feud with three suburban school boards and requested a resumption in contract talks Most of the walkouts lasted only a few hours as teachers, hospital staff and blue-collar workers took time off to assess results of union voting Wednesday on the government’s latest contract offer and on a possible limited general strike The 180.000 common front members rejected the contract proposal by 76 per cent, but were less enthusiastic about strike action, voting 64 per cent in favor A union spokesman said the members had given officials a positive mandate to start strikes next week unless the government is prepared to make major contract concessions But other common front officials were less satisfied with the results of the strike vote “If we can only get 64 per cent willing to stage two-or three-day walkouts.God only knows how many would be willing to launch a full scale strike,” one union spokesman said “But unless Quebec tables better offers, at a certain point we re just going to have to tell people to either sign a lousy collective agreement or get out on the picket lines ” Union leaders are to meet here Saturday to discuss a planned vote on a general strike at the end of the month Negotiations have been deadlocked over wages, with the government offering an average 13-per cent increase and the unions seeking 44 per cent over 1975 wages Unresolved secondary issues include job security, workloads and schedules, social benefits, class size and discrimination against women Hearst— conniving liar or not?SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The jury in Patricia Hearst’s trial enter deliberations with conflicting portraits of the newspaper heiress—one by the prosecutor who insists she is a conniving liar, another by the defender who argues she robbed a bank to save her life.In final arguments Thursday, U.S.Attorney James Browning urged the seven-woman, five-man jury to base its verdict on the evidence.Defence lawyer F Lee Bailey stopped just short of suggesting the jury ignore it and rely instead on her own testimony U.S.District Judge Oliver Carter planned to issue final instructions and send the bankrobbery case to the jury today.The trial is in its eighth week Browning, his voice occasionally rising in an impassioned two-hour address, implored the jury to watch again the film of Miss Hearst robbing the bank, read her underground writings, listen to her strident voice on taped messages and her profanity-laced jailhouse conversation with a friend.Bailey, in a 45-minute oratory that barely mentioned the evidence, said the trial dealt with “dying or surviving—that is all that Patricia Campbell Hearst thought about.’’ FEARED DEATH Miss Hearst, 22, testified that she was a terrified hostage of her Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) kidnappers and participated in an April 15, 1974, bank robbery under fear of death Bailey argued that a guilty verdict would encourage similar kidnappings in the future Solution sought to border TV dispute Attack on judges affair losing steam in Commons commercial deletion policy.WOULD DIVERT FINDS The policy, together with legislation still before Parliament to bar advertisers from claiming 100-per-cent tax deductions for advertising in the U.S., is aimed at diverting to domestic broadcasters the $20 million a year that Canadian companies spend at U.S border television stations The U.S.group has indicated its alternative would centre on the establishment of Canadian branches to sell and pay taxes on advertising in Canada KVOS, which has a Vancouver advertising sales office and receives about 90 per cent of its annual revenues from Canadian advertisers, has also offered to invest at least $2 million a year in domestic programming In return the station wants an exemption from the proposed advertiser tax legislation and an end to commercial deletions Under the deletion policy cable companies randomly strip Canadian commercials from incoming U.S.signals creating uncertainty among domestic advertisers over whether or not their commercials will be seen Another variation, being considered by the CRTC, involves establishment of a network of rebroadcasting stations which would strip all commercials from US.signals and re-sell the air time to domestic advertisers Portions of the profit would be paid to the originating U.S television stations and to domestic broadcasters for development of Canadian programs OTTAWA (CP) — A relentless opposition attack on the government over allegations of cabinet interference in Quebec courts appeared to be losing steam Thursday In the second day following the resignation of Consumer Affairs Minister Andre Ouellet, one of the central figures in the affair, opposition members for the first time in more than two weeks began to question the government on other issues.It also was only the second day this week the opposition did not attempt to protest government handling of the affair by moving time-consuming motions that Parliament adjourn.Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark said outside the House, however, that his party will continue “plugging away at it.” Ed Broadbent, New Democratic Leader, said the opposition probably would use the question period for the next few days to clean up ‘‘odds and ends on the issue.” He said he thought the opposition managed to do serious damage to Mr Trudeau and his government over its handling of the allegations OFFERS RESIGNATION Public Works Minister C M (Bud) Drury offered to resign last Friday after a report from Chief Justice Jules Deschenes of Quebec Superior Court said a call by Mr Drury to a judge hearing a contempt of court charge against Mr Ouellet was improper Mr Trudeau refused to accept the resignation despite protests by the opposition He said Mr.Drury had done nothing illegal Tuesday, Mr.Ouellet resigned, saying the publicity surrounding the case made it impossible for him to function as minister He admitted he asked Mr Drury to call the judge to ask whether an apology would suffice for the outburst leading to the contempt-of-court charge Both the NDP and the Conservatives have urged the prime minister to call a public inquiry into the affair and have demanded he accept Mr Drury’s resignation SUGGESTS INQUIRY Conservative House Leader Walter Baker Thursday proposed the terms of reference for a judicial inquiry into the affair to be set up by Bora Laskin, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada Mr Trudeau, who has refused throughout to set up a public inquiry, gave no indication he had changed his mind The report from Mr Justice Deschenes quoted Mr Jastice James Hugessen as saying that Mr Drury called him while he was hearing the Ouellet case and suggested that “some quar ters in Ottawa” viewed the charge as a ganging up on a French-speaking minister Mr Drury said in the Com mons earlier this week that he did not believe there was any such ganging up Mr Drury also agreed he had suggested to Mr Justice Hugessen he was concerned about a confrontation bet ween the judiciary and the cabinet over Mr Ouellet’s contempt charge But he declined to say with whom he had discussed this possibility before suggesting it to Mr Justice Hugessen The government contended she was a willing convert to terrorism and Browning dismissed her defence as “too incredible to be believed.” He recited the major points in her defence, summed it up as though she were saying, “I didn’t mean it,” and then, leaning for ward over a lectern, he said “It ’s too big a pill to swallow, it just doesn’t wash.” The prosecutor, glancing at a prepared text, made only one direct reference to Miss Hearst’s Feb 4, 1974, kidnapping at the hands of the SLA.“I’m sorry that Patricia Hearst was kidnapped,’’ he said “I’m sorry anyone was kidnapped But can you assume that she was a kidnap victim for the next 19 months9 “Don’t be misled by the smokescreen the defence has raised,’’ he urged the jury “Judge this case on the merits.Judge this case on the evidence ” Bailey, discarding notes and a microphone, ham mered away at the kid napping and Miss Hearst’s professed fear of the SLA as coloring all the evidence against her “You have to resort to something besides the evidence in this case,” he said.“It’s riddled with doubt and always will be ’’ Bailey said there was no question that she robbed a bank “The question you are here to answer is why?” he told the jury “And would you have done the same thing to survive9 Or was it her duty to die to avoid committing a felony.” 'Area councils' may be set up Typhoid outbreak?QUEBEC ( CP ) — There is no proof yet that an outbreak of salmonella poisoning at St Gabriel constitutes an epidemic of typhoid fever, the national assembly was told Thursday Julien Giasson, minister of state for social affairs, said about 26 persons were being treated in hospital in Joliette for salmonella poisoning and residents of the area have been warned to boil all drinking water Joliette is about 40 miles north of Montreal Mr Giasson said there are about 1,200 varieties of salmonella bacteria, some of which can lead to typhoid fever but also to less serious illnesses such as gastroenteritis He was replying to questions from Michel Denis (L— Berthier ) who asked if the government had been informed of the possibility that 150 persons in St Gabriel might be suffering from typhoid fever QUEBEC (PC) Legislation was tabled in the Quebec national assembly Thursday that would enable the government to group municipalities under an “area council” in order to share a common land use and development scheme The bill would also give the municipal affairs minister power to grant subsidies for research in town planning, bursaries for students in the field and financial aid to municipalities for the scheme The bill stipulates that the area councils would be composed of mayors of municipalities and country wardens Only municipalities that do not already form part of an urban or regional community are subject to such grouping Area councils must prepare their budgets before Nov 15 each year and send copies to the municipalities involved, specifying what each is called upon to pay The municipalities can apply for a revision of the budget to the Quebec municipal commission The area councils are responsible for drawing up plans for land use and development and also offer methods of financing their implementation Municipalities under the sway of the area council must then adopt a master plan for development, zoning and subdivision bylaws that coincide with the broader plan used by the council The bill stipulates that the Quebec Superior Court may.on a motion from an area council or any other interested person, order a halt to all land use that is not consistent with the council plans Hydro walks out Monday OTTAWA (JAA) — Some 250 plus Hydro Quebec employees will walk off their jobs over the weekend and will demonstrate on Parliament Hill Monday protesting the Federal government's wage freeze The Hydro employees have been in a legal strike position for at least the past three weeks.It is ex pected that they will be supported by non union technicians who work in regional distribution centers.Our sources refused to speculate on the length of the strike Quebec in focus Fish dangerous QUEBEC (CP) It is dangerous to eat fish from Quebec waters more than twice a week, Claude Simard, provincial minister of tourism, fish and game, said Thursday.Responding to a question in the national assembly from an opposition Parti Québécois member.Mr Simard said he had information about mercury levels in Quebec fish, obtained from the federal government, but the in formation was confidential The PQ member charged that high mercury levels may cause serious illness in persons who eat large quantities of fish.Oil fraud uncovered MONTREAL (CP) The Quebec Provincial Police Thursday arrested 13 persons suspected of being involved in the fraudulent retail sale and distribut ion of heating oil.They also seized nine oil trucks.Lieut Jacques Marquis of the economic crimes squad said the suspects are being questioned at Quebec police headquarters in Montreal The alleged crime consisted in the use of special equipment designed to recycle oil back into the tanks of delivery trucks By turning a valve, the driver is able to activate a mechanism which siphons the oil back into the tank at the same time as the meter is running Private sub-contractors that do companies are the main culprits, said Lieut Marquis They overcharge customers for the actual amount of oil delivered and, at the same time, develop large reserves of unsold oil which are sold at lower prices to independent companies Olympic Village MONTREAL (CP) The Gazette says the provincial government plans to take over the Olympic Village the same way it gained control of other Games’ facilities last November Quoting unnamed sources, the newspaper says within two weeks, Quebec will make an offer to buy the village from Les Terrasses Zarolega Inc, the consortium building the $84 million structure which will house athletes during the July Olympics.The Gazette says Zarolega would have to accept the offer or face expropriation The newspaper says the government began paving the way for a takeover earlier this week when it made Liberal backbencher Robert Malouin responsible for village construction Until now, the facility had been considered a private development.Plans had been drawn up to convert the facil ity’s 980 units into condominiums and sell them after the Games The homes and offices of Zarolega officers and others were raided last November by federal and provincial police searching for documents concerning alleged fraud and questionable business practices The Olympic organizing committee holds the $62.6 million second mortgage on the village, but The Gazette says through a clause in the agreement between the committee and Zarolega, the government could buy out the private developer Inside foday BIRTHS & DEATHS 10 FAMILY CLASSIFIED 8 FINANCIAL COMICS 9 SPORTS EDITORIAL 4 TV Today's Chuckle The best thing about a rock ’n’roll record is that if you break one side, you break the other side, too 6 2 11-12 7 Mill Lively Place 3L Bur ncr A pl ®l976byNFA me 2 — Till-: MlhltlilUHtkK HKC'OHII — KKI.M \H< Il I».Montreal TAX TIPS Ab*tib« Alt« G»* 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Another World 6) Take 30 8) General Hospital 3:30 p.m.3) Match Game 6) Celebrity Cooks 8) One Life to Live 1:00 p.m.3) Tattletales 6) Forest Rangers 5) Somerset 8) Lassie 12) Celebrity Dominoes 1:30 p.m.3) Ironside 5) Merv Griffin 8) Munsters 12) Definition 5:00 p.m.6) Hid Diddle Day 8) Addams Family 12) It’s Your Move 5:30 p.m.3) Beverly Hillbillies 6) Partridge Family 8) News 12) Price is Right 6:00 p.m.3)5) News 6) On the Rocks 8) ABC News 12) Pulse 6:30 p.m.5) NBC News 6) City -News and Current Affairs 8) Bewitched 7:00 p.m 3) CBS News COME HAVE FUN - CHARMING ATMOSPHERE FAIRVIEW INN BROME BROME FOR RESERVATIONS TEL.(514) 243-9DOO 5) Adam 12 8) Family Affair 12) Good Times 7:30 p m 3) Hollywood Squares 5) Treasure Hunt 6) Barney Miller 8» Hogan's Heroes 12) Headline Hunters 8:00 p in 3) Sara 5) 12) Rich Little 6) Rhoda 8) On the Rocks 8:30 p.m.6) Front Page Challenge 8) Good Heaves 9:00 p m 3)6) AH in the Family 5) 12) Joe Forrester 8) Movie: “Buster and Billie” 9:30 p.m.3) Maude 6) Chico and the Man 10:00 p.m.3) Medical Center 5) Jigsaw John 6) CBC' Newsmagazine 12) Pig and Whistle 10:30 p m 6) Man Alive 12) One Day at a Time 11 on p m 3)5)8) News 6) CBC News 12) CTV News 11:20 p m 12) Pulse II :30 p.m.3> Movie “Where the Boys Are” 5) Johnny Carson 6) Montreal Tonight 8) Clifton Davis 11:55 p m 6) Onedin Line 12:00 a.m.12) Movie: “The Lawyer” l :0d a m 5) Tomorrow Card parties ROCK ISLAND-The fifth in a series of card parties sponsored by Tomifohia Lodge, lOOF and Crystal Rebekah Ix>dge was held the evening of March 13 in the lOOF hall.Rock Island with 500 played at eight tables To win prizes were Ladies High, Mrs Marie Dutil, Gents high, Clarence Rolleston Ladies con solation, Mrs Sandra Kimpton and low, Anson Hamilton John Beamish claimed the eight no trump floating prize A St Patrick s cake, in shamrock design, made and decorated by Mrs Horace Doyon was donated by Bro Clarence Rolleston and Sister Louise Rolleston to he sold by tickets, and the winner of this lovely prize was John Kimpton, Jr The last card party in the series will he on April 9 in the lOOF hall Everyone is welcome The Grand prize of the series will be announced at this party + + + + ROCK ISLAND Harmony Encampment No 16.IOOF.w hich includes members from Rock Island.Ayer’s Cliff and Coaticook held a very successful card party in the Rock Island lOOF hall the evening of March 6 It was most gratifying to see the hall filled wit heard players when 500 was played at 20 tables The high score prize winners were Mrs Austin Young and Ottis Patterson Consolation, Mrs.Mollie Eberth and Henry Brock The eight no-trump floating prize was claimed by Charles Patterson Four door prizes were donated and won by Mrs W Sheldon, Mrs Hazel Darrah, Mrs Lamarche and Cecil Smith At the close of the evening everyone enjoyed the special treat of sugar on snow and raised donuts.Many thanks to Alvin Smith who spent most of the evening in the kitchen keeping a watchful eye on the syrup to boil to perfection for taffy on snow CARRIFDIIRdi LtSTRIt aa Boula word Portland.SMKBBIIOOKf Nobody could dream him up His incredible hank robbery is all the more bizarre .because1 it's true.“THIS IS THE BEST THATAL PACINO HAS EVER DONE-A HIT/’ Vincent Canby New Yorh Ti/nra Cinema 2 363 0366 Are ' K )i IN CA/Al I JAM.BM JO r m ' iiAHIf' 0 mu zr*.?fl «Mvittytur lkANMMK,4W-h(ii*MHvWV''iNHH iMAN OeilNlt* JHMM iMH BUILDING or REMODELLING?foH SEE THE EXPERTS! The Kitchen Experts that is.rrn11 D0N T BUY A K,TCHïN INDUSTRIES \NC M À FROM A PAMPHLET or DOOR SAMPLE.SEE THE COMPLETE KITCHEN FIRST.at the Kitchen Center 1400 Sherbrooke St., in Magog.There's a vast showroom where you can see and choose your next Kitchen.whether it’s a kitchen or bathroom the KITCHEN CENTRE experts can help you -design your next Kitchen to your needs.and your budget.PLAN NOW! COME AND SEE THE EXPERT Kitchen centre (MacPHERSON LUMBER INC.) 1400 SHERBROOKE ST.MAGOG 843-1121 1121 LYNN He Con Help You Ask For Him SHOWROOM HOURS; Mon.to Fri.9 A M.to 5:30 P.M.Saturday 9 a.m.to NOON K - THK KIIKKHK(M>KE KM ORD - KHI.MAKtil I».I!»7«i We Rent Almost Everything • CEMENT BREAKERS.Air, Electric A Gas • Stihi Cham Saws \ 4.*•••,' • COMPACTORS • MIXERS • CEMENT SAWS • COMPRESSORS I Ingersoll Rand) • HEATERS 1.000 to 500.000 B.T.U.'S • GENERATORS .PUMPS _• SCAFFOLDING of all hinds 3* 1001 OTHER ITEMS ON REQUEST Rental Center Fabi Inc.Geo Fabi, pres.— Gilles Fabi, mgr 906 King W.— Sherbrooke — Tel.569-9641-2 CLASSIFIED n.ni/rru.i ji^i / J3L uinum OPPORTUNITIES 1.Articles for Sale 1.Articles for Sale umk u»-MLfc DESKS, swivel steno chairs, filing cabinets, typewriters, baskets for sale Call Spencer Supports, Rock Island, 819 876 2709 HAY FOR SALE For more information call 819 843 7894 FURNITURE BROKEN ENGAGEMENTS — New furniture, 3 rooms, con sisting of kitchen & bedroom sets, parlor set,tables & lamps, stove, refrigerator Regular value $1,469 Sacrifice at $799 Free storage until delivery.No cash required Easy terms Payments arranged on the premises, 565 7515, ask for Paul Boudreau, House, 569 3980 JAWA CZ MOTORCYCLES for street, trail, motocross A J Motorsport, "The Jawa CZ Supermarket," St Hermenegilde, ôue 819 849 6479 BUILDYOUROWN PRE CUT CANADIANA FURNITURE Now anyone can build beautiful furniture — it's easy because it's already pre cut Prices start at $65 95 Write for FREE colour catalogue Colonial Times, Dept Q3 500 Albert St , Waterloo.Ont Tel.569-9525 Tel.569-9525 CLASSIFIED RATES 5c per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY & AUCTION RATES Transient to 800 agate lines 20c Minimum charge $1.00 for 20 words or less 800 to 1500 agate lines 17c Consecutive insertions without copy change 1500 to 2000 agate lines 16c 3 insertions less 15% 2000 to 5000 agate lines 15c 6 insertions less 25% Over 5000 agate lines 14c 21 insertions less 3313% Borders to 6 pt., line rate plus 2c 260 insertions or one year less 15% Borders to 6 pt., and illustration(s), line rate plus 4c DEADLINE 10 a m.working day previous to publication DEADLINE: Noon two working days previous to publication 4.Property for Sale 4.Property for Sale 24.Salesmen Wanted 24.Salesmen Wanted USED ALUMINUM PRIN TING PLATES 23" x 35" 009 thick Ideal for in sulation Easily worked 10 cents each 50 to 100 8 cents each.Sherbrooke Record, 2520 Roy St., Sherbrooke 4 MAG WHEELS E T 14 in., fits Chevy, Ford and Chrysler products Perfect condition $175 00 Call 819 876 2940 DE LAVAL MAGNETIC MILKER, complete tubing for 40 cows, 3 units Call after 6 00 p.m 514 292 5854 GRADE $10 00 875 3501 A MAPLE per gallon SYRUP Tel 819 HAY FOR SALE quality hay, in Tel 819 835 5487 Good Compton 1 NEW HAND MADE wooden baby cradle Call 872 3753 BOY'S BICYCLE, 5 speed, $60 00, also crib sheets Call 563 7700 8 FT X 13 FT stock box and four 750 x 20 tires Call 819 875 3529 after 7 00 p m KITCHEN CABINETS Are you remodelling your kit chen, building a new home?For free estimate contact Maurice Lacroix, Office 562 3891, res 562 6451 JEANS & CORDUROYS, also pre washed and Lee over alls and jackets Cut prices Lee, Levi, Howick, Liberté, Lois and Yale Ville des Pantalons.317 Belvedere No , cor Portland Parking across road A "RENDEZ VOUS" with me during the day or night will be advantageous to both of us 3 rooms of Colonial furniture at an unbeatable price Bedroom dresser with mirror, chest of drawers, bed Livingroom platform rocker and davenport Colonial style Dinette set.5 pieces solid wood pedestal table with leaves and wooden chairs.Normal price $780 Special $599 Free layaway plan (6 months or more), fire and theft insurance, free guaranteed price Easy terms at low rate with La Grange à Pierre's own finance plan See or call Jean Levesque, 864 4251 or 864 4577 A "RENDEZ VOUS' with me during the day or night will be advantageous to both of us 3 ROOMS of furniture at bargain prices Bedroom double dresser with mirror, Mr s dresser, 54" bed, Living Room sofa with arm makes into bed, rocking chair.Kitchen Set 5 pieces, Belanger range and brand name refrigerator $757 95 Free lay away plan (6 mos or more) and fire & theft insurance Easy terms available with Grange à Pierre own finance plan See or call Marie Paule Rousseau, 562 4244 or 864 4251 AUCTION SALE For MRS H FRASER of Richmond & other consignments To be held at Art Bennett's Auction House Little Forks St., Lennoxville SATURDAY, MARCH 20th, 1976 at 1 pm.TO BE SOLD 1 Mason & Risch piano and bench in excellent condition.1 French provincial type chesterfield.7 piece dining room set with round table, Victorian antique chairs and many odd chairs, antique corner whatnot, many odd tables, some an tiques antique steeple clock and other clocks, antique oil lamps sleigh bells, many assorted rugs mirrors and picture frames 5 piece card set, table & 4 chairs.Eureka vacuum cleaner, like new, Sears Automatic humidifier.1 mini size refrigerator, like new, beds, bureaus, and commodes trunks, Moffat 4 burner 30 in electric stove, washing machine; large quantity of very nice silver ware, crystal, glassware, large quantity of dishes and china, many antique pieces, cooking utensils, etc., linen and blankets OFFICE EQUIPMENT 2 4 drawer all steel filing cabinets, like new 2 Underwood electric adding machines and calculators, like new; 3 typewriter desks 6 swivel office chairs, 2 library desks 1 Stettener copy machine, 1 large mahogany flattop desk, like new, 3 standard size flat top desks, many other articles too numerous to mention Please note this is a very in teresting auction, many pieces like new and many antique pieces Terms Cash ART BENNETT Bilingual Auctioneer Tel 889 2272 Sawyerville, Que ENGAGED?CHOOSE YOUR pattern of Bone China dinnerware and receive many pieces for shower, wedding presents.Homestead Gift Shop 569 2671 HAY FOR SALE Good quality timothy and clover, baled Any quantity to 50 tons Tel 514 538 3400 Royal Trust Brokers - 563-9834 G.A.Bryant Agent 567 4476 LENNOXVILLE — 12 Warren St.Two storey home all newly renovated and ready for a family.3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, separate heated garage and work shop.Owner transferred.This is definitely worth looking at.Mortgage can be transferred.LENNOXVILLE — 133 Lome St.2 storey home 3 bedrooms, fireplace, basement playroom and garage.Corner lot and in excellent condition.A small amount of cash and assume present mort gage will get you this corner property.LENNOXVILLE — Park Ave.home.Gracious older style home with 4 bedrooms, panelled dining room and entrance hall, beamed ceiling in living room and dining room.Leaded windows add a touch of elegance.Many features not found in newer homes.This home will appeal to the professional or managerial type.Ml LB Y — 3 bedroom bungalow on IVa acres of land, right next to the new Lennoxville golf club.This is perfect for the small family and is only minutes to town.BULWER — 50 acre property with 2 year old mobile home.Half wooded and half meadow.This property has its own artesian well and is only 20 minutes to Lennoxville.AN INTERNATIONAL OIL CO offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, at home training for mature individual in Sherbrooke area Regardless of ex perience, airmail T M Read, Pres., American Lubricants Co , Box 696, Dayton, Ohio 45401 4.Property for Sale 4.Property for Sale 12.To Let BEDROOM BRICK bungalow with fireplace.Nicely landscaped Near Foster Shirley Maynes, agent Gilman Realties Inc., brokers Waterloo, 539 2970.VILLAGE GENERAL STORE Carrying groceries, beer & hardware Room for expansion Comfortable living quarters within store building Write Sherbrooke Record Box 567.ASCOT CORNER VILLAGE — 5 apartment building, one apartment for immediate occupancy, large lot Asking $18,000 No brokers.Tel.562 5972 or 562 3773 COOKSHIRE — 1 * 2 acres, 3 bedrooms, full basement, fireplace, double garage, electric heat, built in kit chen appliances.Tel.: 819 875 3924 REMODELLED SCHOOL HOUSE — Mansonville 3 bedrooms, lovely garden with stream, quiet country road, handy to skiing Price $16,000 C.Thom, Royal Trust, Realtor, 514 243 6249 ROOM APARTMENT, heated, electricity, fur nished Private entrance Available May 1st.$115 00 169 Winder, Lennoxville Tel 563 8421 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Mansonville Restaurant and truck stop on main high way near town.Thriving business, excellent building, well equipped, ample parking Price $49,000.C.Thom, Royal Trust, Realtor, 514 243 6249 53.Houses frr Sals THINKING OF BUILDING a bungalow?We're quality builders Ex 24' x 34' 4 room with basement room $22,500 or 24' x 40', 5 rooms $24,100 with lot.We'll also build on your city or country lot C F Construction Enrg., 567 8860, Sherbrooke 17.Convalescent Homes ST PAUL'S REST HOME, Bury.A home for elderly citizens Write or phone, 872 3356 18.Wanted to Rent LOCAL FAMILY would like to rent rural house or small farm outside of Knowlton, Brome or Sutton 514 534 2760 HOUSE & FURNITURE for sale 279 Bilodeau St., East Angus.832 3172.IMMEl BLES WEST MOI'NT REMUES Knowlton Office 514-243-6125 or Montreal Direct 861 -6253 LAKE MEMPHRE MAGOG Well maintained year round bungalow, 100 ft on east shore, large living room, open fireplace, 2 to 3 bedrooms, full basement oil heating, excellent winter access MAGOG Cottage situated on Castle Brook, 3 to 4 bedrooms, small horse barn, chicken house, large hot house, f acres nicely wooded land Kindly call MRS DOROTHY MACINTOSH 819 843 3130 lllllillllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIII A.E.LePAGE MAGOG bedrooms, new split level ieldstone fireplace in living room and playroom electric heat, outstanding view of Lake Mem phremagog and Mt Orford, convenient to schools and shopping MT ORFORD bedroom bungalow, acres, beautiful evergreen rees, stocked pond, stable convenient to Lake Mem phremagog, Orford sk area and golf Must be seen MAGOG Building lot, residential mature trees Asking $2500 For information call MRS ANNE HEBERT 819-843-2725 GEORGEVILLE ROAD Well built 3 bedroom bungalow, 1 acre land, full concrete basement, heated garage, reasonably priced MAGOG 18 acres of land in City of Magog Looking for property near Lake Memphremagog Georgeville?Why not let me show you our beautiful area For information call MRS.PATTI MACAULAY 819 843 2330 VIEW POINT near Bishop's University.Has C M H.C approved homes, from $25,000 and less than $200 per month, including taxes with federal government aid 565 9612 BUILDING IN '76?1st quality construction at reasonable prices Choose the house style and lot to suit your taste (townor country) C.S Construction Enrg 567 8860 ï.Cottages for Sale AYER'S CLIFF — 2 cedar chalets, electric heat, privacy, also lots in wooded area Ruth Greer, 842 2267 or 563 3000, The Permanent Broker 8.Cars for Sale SEE OR CALL DON MARTIN, c o Martin Automobiles for 1976 Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Cricket, Volare cars and Dodge trucks Also quality used cars 405 Belvedere St , Tel 567 8421 Res 562 7062 20.Wanted to Purchase USED FURNITURE — Want to buy used furniture in good order, also antique for niture We pay cash Raoul Fortier Inc., 1026 Wellington St.S., Sherbrooke.Tel.: 567 3581 WANTED TO BUY All kinds of wood burning stoves, old furniture and old clocks.Call Waterloo, 514 539 2207 WOODEN ICE BOXES, buggies, clocks, glassware, crockery, press back chairs, oak furniture, antiques of any description in small or large quantity We welcome calls from anyone wishing to sell complete household Call: Chute's Antiques, (819) 875 3525 20.Wanted to Purchase ANTIQUES WILLING TO TRAVEL to buy your trash or treasures, interested in all items, single or house lots.Brian Dumoulin, Ayer's Cliff 838 4925 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 2 door, hard top,-good con dition Tel 819 843 7390 WANTED TO PURCHASE All kinds of raw furs in eluding muskrat Kenneth J Harden, 1254 Dorval St , Sherbrooke Tel 569 3324 11.Livestock for Sale GOAT KIDS 2 registered Toggenburg female kids, 3 weeks old, from top milkers (5 qt per day) Tel 819 835 5679, Compton FIVE YOUNG SOWS all due to farrow soon, one young boar and one older boar Man sonville, 292 5571 8 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS due to calve March and April W Mason 514 263 2478 BROWNIE UNIFORM, to 10 Call 567 9858 12.Io let VILLAGE OF ASCOT COR NER Boucher Apart ment 4 room apartment, TV cable, bus stop Available May 1 or July 1 Tel 562 5972 or 562 3773 STORE — OFFICE and warehouse 600 x 1300 sq ft Located on King St W Apply to 1506 King West, Sherbrooke Tel 569 3423 STAMPS & 4 ^ .C0,NS WANTED^ A BOUTIQUE HUGO Carrefour de l’Estrie (Near Eaton's) Stamps Coins Supplies 563 0880 DEPENDABLE PERSON WHO CAN WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION Earn $14,000 per year Contact customers around Sherbrooke We train Write C N Dick, Pres , South western Petroleum Brampton, Ont L6T 2J6 26.Help Wanted: Male 26.Help Wanted: Male ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT is required for our plant in Waterloo.Previous experience in inventory control is an asset but not essential as long as a good level of education has been attained.This position has excellent opportunities for advancement.Roxton Furniture Ltd.Waterloo, Que.Andrew Smyth 514-539-1464 26.Help Wanted Male 35 .Business Opportunities CARETAKER WANTED for a ski area Tel.514 243 6044 27 Female Help Wanted AVON — LOOKING FOR A REAL CHALLENGE?Become an Avon Representative Your hours are your own, you're responsible for a sales territory all your own and you can make the most of a real earning opportunity.For more information, call: 562 1156 or write to Mrs.L.Campbell, P O Box 367, Granby.27.Female Help Wanted NEW HAND LOOM WEAVING ATELIER in Magog area Want an ex perienced, industrious weaver to help set up a new venture expressing good design and high quality in fabric.Person must know hand loom weaving technology preferably with flying shuttle experience.Please write giving background to Record Box 568, c o Sherbrooke Record, Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Que NEW OPPORTUNITY IN VENDING — Free maps are being discontinued Start your own vending route full or part time, calling on service stations, hotels, etc.Avoid franchise fees.Buy direct from Canadian distributor For more information write to Televideo Ltd., P O.Box 624, Winnipeg, Man.R3C 2K3.35a.Legal Notice 35a.Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given under section 26 of the Special Corporate Powers Act (RSQ 1964, Chapter 275) that the security created by the Trust Deed of hypothec, mortgage and pledge, executed by Federal Packing Inc.in favour of Trust General du Canada, before Etienne Dussault, Notary, on July 6, 1972, registered at the Registry Office for the Registration Divisions of Stanstead under the number 96,121 on July 7, 1972 and Montreal under the number 2,607,533 on June 6, 1975, has become enforceable MONTREAL, this 1st day Of March 1976 Fernand Girouard Agent of Trust General du Canada in its quality of Trustee for the bondholders of Federal Packing Inc 36.Miscellaneous 36.Miscellaneous size 8 LOT FOR BUSINESS with approximately 200 ft road frontage on main road near Lennoxville Tel 819 889 2592 WE BUY OLD GOLD gold corns, gold lewellery and diamonds Skinner & Nadeau Inc .82 Wellington St N Sherbrooke FREE ESTIMATES DELIVER SIZES truss manufacturers tor over 15 years MACPHERS0N LUMBER INC.1400 SHERR00KE ST MAGOG 819 843 1 121 36.Miscellaneous WANTED REQUIRE PASTURE for 10 head of young cattle for the season David Grubb, Jr, East Farnham Tel.263 5994 BILINGUAi.AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES Auction House Lennoxville—Tel 567 7510 Sawyerville—Tel 889 2272 ART BENNETT 37.Persona! HANDSOME GENTLEMAN wishes to meet bilingual French Canadian, age 37 to 45 Obiect matrimony Please reply giving return address to Record Box 560 co Sherorooke Record Box 1200.Sherbrooke, Que 39.Lost TWO DOGS m North Hatley area.March 2nd or 3rd — 1 male white & 1 female brown, German Shepherd mixed Reward 842 2103 evenings 41a.Snowmobiles 1972 BOMBARDIER 335 CC, less than 500 miles $400 or best offer Call Mr Little, res , 562 0102 or work.819 832 2494 43.Furniture and Appliances LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given under section 26 of the Special Corporate Powers Act (S.R Q 1964, c.275 and am.) that the security created by the original and supplementary trust deeds of privilege, hypothec, mortgage, pledge, cession and transport executed by AUBERGE A DGS INC , in favor of Sherbrooke Trust Company, before Me Charles Samson, notary, on the 13th of November 1974, on his minutes number 6185 and registered in the registry office of the registration division of Sherbrooke, on the 14th of November 1974, on the number 206,206 and before Me Charles Samson, notary, on the 7th of May 1974, on his minutes number 5907 and registered in the registry office of the registration division of Sherbrooke, on the 9th of May 1974, on the number 201,238 (which security extends to debts, rights and claims in favor of Auberge A D G S.Inc.in addition to other properties and assets of said Company) has become enforceable The supplementary trust deed arises from a sup plementary act of loan of $400,000 00 also executed before Me Charles Samson, notary, on the 13th of November 1974, on his minutes number 6186 The original trust deed arises from an original act of loan of $2,100,000 00 executed before Me Charles Samson, notary, on the 7th of May 1974, on his minutes number 5908.the original trust deed forming an integral part of the sup plementary trust deed SHERBROOKE TRUST COMPANY MARCH 15th, 1976 By CLAUDE METRAS, duly authorized officier Trustee under the said trust deed Large Assortment Of New Furniture At The Lowest Prices In Town Visit Our Showroom Buy.sell or trade RAOUL FORTIER INC 1026 \\ Hlington St.S.Sherbrooke Tel 567 3581 54.Professional Directory MACLAREN, HACKETT.CAMPBELL.BISSONN ETTE & BOUCHARD.80 Peel St., Sherbrooke Tel 565 7885 40 Mam St , Rock island Tel 876 7295 314 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 THOMAS A LAVIN, lawyer Lapointe.Rosenstein, White, Knowlton office Monday.Wednesday & Friday, 8 p m Tel 243 5247 LANGLAIS, MONTY, PEPIN, FOURNIER & LANDRY, 6 Wellington St., South, Sherbrooke Tel 562 4735 Also Stanstead.876 2771 ASHTON R TOBIN.QC Trial work and General Practice, 144 Wellington North Tel 562 2120 54a.Professional Servi' PAUL LINDELL Pro fessionai photographer Creative portraits, wed dings and commercial work 237 Dufferin St , Sher brooke Tel 567 1666 Hear Ye! 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