The record, 18 janvier 1989, mercredi 18 janvier 1989

Wednesday Births, deaths .10 Classifled .8 Comics .9 Editorial .4 Education .5 Farm & Business .7 Living .6 Sports .11 Townships.3 t\VH SY1 VII VNKl M l 1 11 SSOWim I t I Ml NI AKN Sl’IHH)! Weather, page 2 Sherbrooke Wednesday, January 18,1989 40 cents NDP’s Langdon considering run against Broadbent?" Take it from me, let him speak and by tomorrow he'll be yesterday's news." OTTAWA (CP) — Steven Langdon is interested in running for the New Democratic Party leadership — and maybe even running against current leader Ed Broadbent.Langdon, MP for the southern Ontario riding of Essex-Windsor, said Tuesday he may consider running for the leadership if Broadbent steps down.But in a telephone interview he would not back up a CBC report he is considering running against Broadbent.Langdon didn’t deny it either but only said it was a CBC reporter’s conclusion.Meanwhile, Langdon and Derek Blackburn, MP for Brant, another Ontario riding, both said Tuesday the party must change direction.Blackburn told the Brampton Expositor the party needs new policies not a new leader."I’m convinced that it’s policy,” Blackburn said.“People just don’t trust us with the levers of power.” The party has faced criticism from within since it won 43 seats in the Nov.21 election.Although the election produced the party's largest caucus ever, members are disappointed with the third-place finish one year after the party topped national opinion polls.Broadbent said at a weekend policy meeting he will decide in early March whether he will step down NO COMMITMENT Langdon did not commit himself to running for the leadership.First, he said, he would have to examine a number of matters, such as whether he could assemble the campaign organization.He listed other NDP members as also being interested in the leadership and weighing similar options : MPs Lome Nystrom, Nelson Ms, Jim Fulton, David Barrett, party president Johanna den Hertog, Canadian Auto Workers union presi- To catch a smugg Fat angles want just deserts By Donald McKenzie MONTREAL (CP) - A group of women calling themselves ‘ ‘big fat damned English ladies” called on the Quebec Liberal caucus Tuesday to publicly apologize for remarks they say insult all women in the province.Industry Minister Pierre MacDonald was quoted last week as saying that one of his caucus colleagues complains frequently of ‘‘fat damned English” women sales clerks at the downtown Eaton department store.‘‘This is an outrageous insult to the women of Eaton and to all women of Quebec,” Greta Nemiroff, a college administrator, told reporters.“Apart from being a blatant untruth, this statement is sexist, racist and prejudicial.It is a harassment of front-line workers in the service sector.” MacDonald said Monday he regrets speaking “with such candor,” and that the remark is mild compared with others he has heard.Asked what will happen if there is no apology, the hefty Nemiroff laughed and said, “I will throw my lovely body to the ground and kick and scream.“You don’t tell people what your encore will be.” But Ruth Pelletier, a welfare and consumer advocate, said at the news conference the “fat damned English” tag is an indication that the Quebec government has “gone totally morally bankrupt.” Nemiroff said she also would like the four women members of Premier Robert Bourassa’s cabinet to stand up and be heard.“I think remaining silent would raise very many questions about whether they are able to represent the interests of women,” Nemiroff said after the news conference, which was attended by about 30 women professionals of various sizes.Customs officer Gabriel Duteau shows off the new, Canadian-made contraband detector, ' Can-X-Scan at the Stanhope Canada Customs office.He said the new, state-of-the-art detector may just RKCORD/GRANT SIMEON be the perfect way to catch big-time drug smuggling.To see what Duteau found inside the briefcase, turn to page 3.Senator Lowell Murray: Premiers haven’t closed doors on Meech Lake By Peter Lowrey QUEBEC (CP) — If Manitoba and New Brunswick have problems with the Meech Lake constitutional accord, let them discuss it with the other signatories at next month’s meeting of first ministers, Senator Lowell Murray, the federal minister for federal-provincial relations, said Tuesday.Murray said he felt the eight other provinces will be able to per- suade premiers Gary Filmon of Manitoba and Frank McKenna of New Brunswick they should ratify the accord before moving to the second round of constitutional reforms on such issues as Senate reform and minority rights.“I’m not under the impression that Manitoba and New Brunswick have closed the door on Meech Lake,” Murray told reporters.Prime Minister Brian Mulroney has suggested he and the premiers attend an informal dinner to discuss where Meech Lake is headed Gil Remillard, Quebec’s intergovernmental affairs minister, who met with M urray to discuss Senate reform, told reporters later there was no question of reopening the accord or of opening a second round of constitutional talks before Meech Lake is ratified Filmon and McKenna told repor- Ex-Tory Desrosiers to face fraud rap MONTREAL „ 1.29 FLORIDA PINK GRAPEFRUIT size ab 5 lor .95 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND POTATOES 10 Al ( app ARLO & JAN1S® by Jimmy Johnson ?- NO' IS ME-BUT AH IS CARRNIN A .SHMOO - 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Bill and Evelyn Partridge (10).Reader: JenniferQuinn.Server(8) Melissa Doherty.At7p.m.there was a Candlelight service of Lessons and Carols.A beautiful service prepared by the choir of choral and congregation singing of favourite carols and to rejoice in God’s plan of salvation.For Prayers and Intercessions: In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer, the Middle East and the Episcopal Church of Jerusalem and the Middle East, Samir Kafity, President-Bishop, with its four dioceses.In the Diocese of Montreal, the Parish of St.George, St.Anne’s, the Reverend Arthur Sheffield and the Reverend Paul Charbonneau.Prayers for the Davies and Chaf-fey families in their bereavement and for those who are ill and their families.A Christmas card was on the notice board from the Reverend Ian Dodd in England, (a former rector of St.Paul’s) with a request that the congregation continue to pray for his wife Marjorie as she recovers from a stroke.Bulwer .Mrs.George Pinchin 875-5288 Charles and Maureen Grapes and family of Chateauguay spent a weekend with his brother Leigh and Peggy Grapes and family.His sister Karen D’Aoust, Ormstown spent the following weekend.Guests of Howard and Blanche Kerr were Carolyn and Carrie Cairns, London, Ont.and Larry and Linda Kerr and family.GuestsonChristmasof Doug and Dorothy Pegg were Brian and JoAnne Pegg, Brome, and Jeff Pegg and Nancy Sanford, Cooks-hire.Brian and JoAnne spent the weekend and attended the Ayrshire banquet at the Hut.Jeff and Nancy spent a few days in Senne-terre visiting her folks.Bruce Pegg and friend spent an afternoon Christmas guests of Lambert and Ruby Stanley were Gary and Leona Robichaud and family of Fredericton, N.B.Kevin spent a week with the Stanleys.Earl Stanley and family of Island Brook and Merlin Stanley and wife of Sawyer-ville, also Ross and Patsy Bennett and family of Sawyerville.Golden Age Club meets DANVILLE (EB) — On December 12 the members of the Danville Golden Age Club met in St.Augustine’s Church hall for their annual Christmas dinner.The hall and tables were appropriately decorated in seasonal theme.As members arrived a sing-song of Christmas carols was held with Reverend Coates at the piano, and members of the group joining in the singing.Turkey with all the trimmings was served the 57 people by Beverley Findlay and helpers - Mary Gunter, Holly Gunter, Fran Findlay, Mary MacDonald, Diana Chaddock and June Landry.After this sumptuous meal there was more to come.Names were drawn for the distribution of gifts donated by the members.As the tables were cleared some engaged in a social game of cards while others wished their friends season’s greetings, as they proceeded home after the enjoyable get-together.The first meeting of the new year was held on January 17.We welcome new members - come and join the group In Memoriam Card of Thanks Deaths CHARLEAU.Laura May (nee Stone) — In loving memory of a dear wife, mother, sister-in-law, grandmother and greatgrandmother who passed away three years ago, January 18, 1986.In our homes you are fondly remembered.Sweet memories cling to your name, Those who loved you in life sincerely.Still love you in death just the same The depths of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while you sleep a peaceful sleep.Your memory and sweet smile we shall always keep.A link in our family chain is broken, You have gone from our home, But not from our hearts.Forever loved and missed by EDWARD (husband) EVELYN (sister-in-law) RUTHLINE & EDDIE IRENE & DONALD PHYLLIS & HENRY KENNETH & SHIRLEY GUY & RUTH (children) GRANDCHILDREN and GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN SYLVESTER, Chester — In loving memory of a dear father, grandfather and great-grandfather who passed away January 18, 1985.Dad, we think of you in silence And often speak your name.But all we have are memories And your picture in a frame.Our hearts still ache with sadness Our silent tears still flow, For what it meant to lose you No one will ever know Forever loved and missed by DONALD 8.IRENE LLOYD & MARLENE ALBERT & ROBERTA ROY & MARG BETTY ANN & JAMES PIPER (children) GRANDCHILDREN and GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN There are lots of big fish under the ice.ABM can help you catch them and save you $$$$ on all your needs! Ice Drills by Normark AVi" 6" 8” Graphite Ice Fishing Rod Normark Single Action Rod Tip ups Ice Drill Sharpener Ice Fishing Ladle Acton Boots with felt liner Regular price 63.47 67.87 71.87 7.87 8.27 doz.23.47 13.47 7.87 54.95 Prospector Boots Canadian made in Gore-Tex.Weather proof.Ideal for the outdoorsman! In camouflage or brown Regular price $172.00.Now only January Super Specials! f' Now only Rapala Jigs Were 2.47 & 3.19 ¦J99 FRIZZLE — I express my sincere thanks to Dr Magonet Dr.May and the girls at our clinic for all theircare; to Dr Magonet special thanks for all the help getting me to hospital when he did and to the 3rd floor nurses, especially the male nurses, who were so much help: to my chi Idren and relatives and all the folks at Coldbrook Residence: to Evelyn Potter and Mrs McBride for looking after me so intensively: Mr Powell for tending the door.All the best of the new year.FRANCES ROYEA FRIZZLE MACKAY — From the bottom of my heart, a most sincere thank you for all the phone calls, visits, cards, flowers and gifts received while in hospital.Special thanks to Dr.Taylor, Dr.Bonneau, the nursing staff in the I.C.U.and on 4th floor.Also special thanks to Nurse Lise Martineau who accompanied me to the C.H.U.for my operation.Your many kindnesses will long be remembered.Very sincerely, MABEL MACKAY PLEASE NOTE ALL — Births, Card of Thanks, In Me-morlams, Brteflets, and Items | for the Townships Crier should be sent in typewritten or printed In block letters.All of the following must be sent to The Record typewritten or neatly printed.They will not be accepted by phone.Please include a telephone number where you can be reached during the day, BRIEFLETS (No dances accepted) BIRTHS CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAMS 17' per word Minimum charge: $4.00 WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS, SOCIAL NOTES: No charge for publication providing news submitted within one month, $10.00 production charge for wedding or engagement pictures.Wedding write-ups received one month or more after event, $15.00 charge with or without picture.Subject to condensation.ALL OTHER PHOTOS.$10.00 OBITUARIES: No charge if received within one month of death.Subject to condensation.$15.00 if received more than one month after death.Subject to condensation.All above notices must carry signature of person sending notices.DEATH NOTICES: Cost: 17' per word.DEADLINE: For death notices to açear in Monday editions: Death notices may be called in to the Record between 5 p.m.and 9 p.m.Sunday.For death notices to appear In Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday editions: Death notices may be called in to The Record between 9 a m.and 9 p.m.the day previous to the day the notice is to appear.To place a death notice in the paper, call | (819) 569-4856.If any other Record number is called, The Record cannot guarantee publication the next day.129 00 Mora January Specials.Regular Price Now only Regular Price Down filled Coats 79.00 5900 Rifle Cases Double 119.00 Hockey Sticks by Sherwood 997 Single 99.00 Snowshoe Straps 7.87 5" Mocassins 59.87 Snowshoes Were 36.87 to 51.87 N°W 257nnL original pnces.27“ Now to 38 90 Now only 79°° 59D0 4487 On sfll« starting tomorrow, Thursday* ABM Card Sports & Camping Dept Au Bon Marché 45 King St.W.569-7444 Free Parking Token with Purchase Many ^ore specials on sporting goods* CORRECTION In our circular for the week of January 23 to 28, the Steinberg brand should not have appeared in the description of the Hi Power GARBAGE BAGS advertised on page 15.We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.BATES,George —On Tuesday.January 17, 1989.In Cowansville at age 78.Beloved husband of the late Francine Tippney.Survived by his children Emma Bates (Jean Mar-chessault), Richard Bates (Gwynne Whitehouse), Catherine Bates (Richard Fontainei.Thelma Bates ( Allen Clough), Gerald Bates, Robert Bates (Margaret Royer), Dolores Bates (Guy Mar-coux), Doulgas Bates (Rachele Brunton), Linda Bates (Paul Rousseau).Several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.Resting at Dion Funeral Home, 215 River Street, Thetford.Visitation Wednesday, 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.Thursday, 2-5 and 7-10p m.Funeral service to be held at Dunham Anglican Church on Friday, January 20th at 2 p.m.Interment at Dunham Anglican Church Cemetery.OLIVIER.Gilles Y - Aged 74 years, on Friday, January 13, 1989 at North Bay, Ontario after a lengthy illness.Beloved husband of the late Barbara Parker Olivier.Dear father of Marcia Harvey of Ville St.Laurent and Pauline Guzik (George) of North Bay, Ontario, grandfather of Sarah Guzik.Survived by his sister Yolande Genest (Andre) and brother Roland (Fernande Lambert) of Sherbrooke, his brother-in-law Sylvester Parker (Emily Gillam) and sister-in-law Beverley Gingues (Roger).Also survived by many nieces and nephews, grand-nieces and grandnephews, and many friends.A memorial mass will be celebrated on February 4 at Transfiguration of Our Lord Roman Catholic Parish Church, Cartierville.Donations to Canadian Cancer Society.RIEF, Duncan Leslie — Suddenly at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Sunday, January 15,1989.Beloved husband of the late Marion Hughes.Dear father of Joan and her husband Lawrence Rodgers and grandfather of Robert and Janice.He also leaves to mourn his sister Laura and brothers Allan and Phi lip.Predeceased by Joseph, Margaret, and Sylvia.Cremation at his request.Funeral service will be held at St.Augustine Anglican Church in Danville on Monday at 2 p.m.January 23, 1989.Arrangements by L.O.Cass Ltd., 295 Main Street, South, Richmond.Quebec.SOMERVILLE, Ena (Watson) — At the CHUS, Sherbrooke, on Monday, January 16.Beloved wife of the late Lloyd Somerville, mother of Ann (Darling), Linda (Armstrong), Susan (Gregory), brother of Cyril and the late Reginald, mother-in-law of Charles, John, and Harry, grandmother of Sandra, Sarah, and Heather.Resting at Cass Funeral Home, Richmond.Visitation 2-4, 7-9 p.m.on Thursday, January 19.Funeral service at St.Anne’s Anglican Church, Richmond, on Friday, January 20, at 2 p.m.Interment at Ste.Ann’s Cemetery at a later date.In lieu of flowers, contributions to the MacKay Centre Foundation (for the deaf), 3500 Decarie Boulevard.Montreal, H4A 3J5, would be appreciated.ss & son ltd.FUDERAl DIRECTORS 1-800-56(-6031 SHERBROOKE LENNOXYILlE 300 Queen Blvd N 6 BelvMere SAWYERVILLE 5B4-1750 COOKSHIRE 55 Cookihire 50 Craig RICHMOND 295 Mein S.026-2502 STANSTEAO AYER S CLIFF 39 Duflerln «