The Sherbrooke record, 19 juillet 1979, jeudi 19 juillet 1979

THE PHONE: MYAK TOO MUCH OTTAWA CP) — With 18 billion local telephone calls and more than a billion long distance calls in 1977.Canada has retained its reputation as as one of the most talkative countries in the world.a spokesman for the Trans-Canada Telephone System said Wednesday He said a report on the world s telephone population by American Telegraph and Telephone also shows that in 1978 Canada ranked fourth in the number of telephones-per-person category with 63 of them for every 100 Canadians Only Switzerland.Sweden and the United States had higher phone densities ATT surveyed 230 countries for the 89-page report which contains tables of data on the number of telephones in the continental areas as well as the world s major cities and the number of calls placed in each country There are more than 423 million telephones in the world At the beginning of 1978 there were 14.5 million phones in Canada, up 73 per cent over 1968 The report shows Edmonton led all other Canadian cities with 79 telephones per 100 persons, followed by Calgary.Ottawa and Toronto with 78 and Lethbridge, Alta .with 77 Brantford.Ont., where Alexander Graham Bell conceived the telephone, had the lowest with only 54.On a global basis, Washington, D C., came first with almost 1.5 telephones for every person The countries most frequently called by Canadians during 1977 were the United States, the United Kingdom and West Germany.The spokesman said ATT is the largest national telephone system in the world and it compiled the report as a guide to global telephone development for its management and technical employees.Enjoy it A ridge of high pressure will continue to dominate most regions of Quebec today and tomorrow, the weatherman says.Today will be sunny with some cloudy periods.Tomorrow has little change forecast.Inside Commentary ‘'The unconscious bigot is usually the most fairest person of all” according to Merritt Clifton, who ponders the injustices meted out to the so-called Chinese “boat-people” by all who have allowed or denied them a home, especially those most concerned.Commentary, Page 4.Asbestos Final pleas began today for and against the expropriation of the assets Asbestos Corp.If the ruling favours expropriation, the American multinational claims it could be absorbed within twenty four hours, though the government claims that it will not be hasty about any action.See page 3.*\ THE SHERBROOKE RECORD .oioe of the Eastern Townships since 1807 SAFE CUSTODY OF SECURITIES We otter a COMPlE T E custodial service tor ALL your investments For further information call m • Central Building il king M V\cst Sherbrooke »b9 9416 t Mher offices across 4 anada THURSDAY.JULY 1».1979 IS CENTS Lockout creates forest fire danger By JOHN McCAGHEY LEVIS — All of Quebec south of the St Lawrence River from Montmagny-l’lslet through to the Quebec-New York border at Fort Dundee.Ile Perrot, and Vaudreuil-Soulanges counties have minimum forest fire protection following the lockout by the Société de Conservation du Sud du Quebec of patrollers and clerical staff Tuesday Society general manager Andre Lessard was not available for com ment, but the lockout leaves forest protection in the hands of five inspectors who are part of management The six other societies in the province who are responsible for fire protection south of the 50th parallel have settled their labor disputes General Manager Andre Lessard said yesterday the 27 CSN affiliated workers were locked out as they had been disrupting the communications system as a pressure tactic to speed up negotiations "We had two meeting with union leaders and told them if the tactics continued they would be locked out,*’ Lessard said “They continued and we kept our word ” Lessard said the employees had been given the same offer which was ac- cepted by employees in the Quebec Mauricie and Gaspe Societies which they refused He said the sole remaining stumbling block was the monetary issue and they were awaiting news from the union to resume negotiations The two parties See FIRES.Page 3.New chief orders full evaluation WELCOME HOME, BOA T PE0PIE! Sports Bill Longmuir.a 26-year-old Englishman who has won only two previous tournaments as a pro.shot a record equalling 65 at Lytham St.Anne’s in the first round of the British Open yesterday.In CFL action last night, the Calgary Stampeders beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers by a score of 35-7 in a game which saw Calgary QB Ken Johnson complete 16 of 27 passes for 271 yards and three touchdowns.Page 10.BIRTHS, DEATHS 2 CLASSIFIED .8 COMICS .9 EDITORIAL.4 FAMILY .6 SPORTS .10 TV .7 How many billions of barrels of oil are wasted by waiting in line for gas at filling stations?Environment PRoTEcTion UCftCi U t SHot H AMILTON JORD AN .new man at the White House Urcuyo flees as rebels advance MANAGUA (Reuter) — Sandinista guerrillas marched triumphantly toward the centre of the Nicaraguan capital today as President Francisco Urcuyo fled the country after less than 48 hours in power.Government sources said Urcuyo and several aides left on board planes sent from Guatemala and El Salvador as the guerrillas poured into Managua Sandinista radio broadcasts were claiming victory, but sporadic shooting was still heard in the capital of this war-shattered Central American country ‘‘We are free,'* the radio said.“We have won our freedom.Let us now defend it to the death The full force of the Sandinista law will be imposed to defend the revolution.” National guard garrisons throughout the country have been ordered to surrender to the Sandinistas, military sources said, as the guerrillas were reported to be taking up positions in an orderly manner in outlying districts of the capital Urcuyo became interim head of state after Anastasio Somoza fled to the United States on Tuesday.Urcuyo was expected to hold office briefly until power could be handed over to the Sandinistas.but he announced he would stay on This angered the United States and the Latin American states that worked for a peaceful transfer of power The red-and-black Sandinista flag flew over Leon, a northern city, as the rebel junta set up shop for the first time on Nicaraguan soil and declared Leon its provisional capital WASHINGTON (AP) — Hamilton Jordan, taking over as White House chief of staff, ordered an evaluation of top officials throughout the government while President Carter’s cabinet members waited today to learn whether their resignations will be accepted The only formal announcement Wednesday from the White House was about Jordan’s promotion It was unclear whether Carter would announce today or Friday which resignations he will accept among the 30 outstanding ones submitted earlier by his cabinet and top White House staff Continuing uncertainty helped depress the U S.dollar on international money markets Patricia Roberts Harris, housing and urban development secretary, was the centre of speculation Wednesday Sources who declined to lx* named said she met with Carter and Jordan at the White House, first at 10 a m.and again at 4 p m She refused to discuss the substance of the talks with even her closest associates Nevertheless, they were convinced that she will not be fired and has been offered another post, probably a more desirable one.Speculation also focused on the futures of Joseph Califano, the secretary of health, education and welfare; Treasury Secretary Michael Blumentnal; Energy Secretary James Schlesinger; and Transportation Secretary Brock Adams Califano was believed to be high on Carter’s list of those to be fired, said knowledgeable sources in his depart ment The secretary, who has close ties to traditional liberal Democrats, has fought with Jordan from the administration’s start At the health, education and welfare department, sources who declined to be named said Califano did not know whether he will be fired, but he expects the worst Aides to Adams and Blumenthal also expressed fear their bosses’ resignations will be accepted From the White House to cabinet See C ARTER, Page 2.Fifteen refugees such as these recent arrivals in Montreal, came to Sherbrooke vesterdav to establish a new home.RECORD NEWS SERVICES SHERBROOKE Fifteen South east Asian refugees have found a new home in the Townships after floating aimlessly for months as members of the Boat People The refugees, ll Laotians and four Vietnamese, arrived here yesterday by bus They will be put up in a city hotel until suitable lodgings, furniture and other necessities have been found The refugees are Ixmig aided in adapting to their new home by Lise Gaudeite of the Centre International and multicultural de l’Estrie (CIME) They are divided into four families Unfamiliar with the ways of Canadian life, once settled, the refugees will study with the Centre d'orientation et de formation des im migrants (COFI), to gain better knowledge on how to orient themselves.Meanwhile, a number of local groups have said they are ready to aid at least 300 Asian refugees Action fraternité Vietnam, supported by Caritas Sher brooke and the Service d’aide aux Ne2 mile to one mile Most Semi-trucks have a gross loaded weight of between 70.1HX) and 80,(XX) pounds This weight will not stop on a dime Either the truck w ill go into the ditch or you will be creamed 2 Know who is behind you When you approach a traffic light and it turns yellow, look in your rear view mirror If a truck is approaching fast, go through the yellow light If he can t stop and you DO.you'll be pushed through the in tersection anyway 3 Drive the speed limit when conditions are good Slowpokes are a hazard If you enjoy sight seeing, do it on a highway where com mercial vehicles are not permitted 4 When you pull into the left lane to pass, for heaven's sakes, pass' Don’t drive alongside a car for five miles.Someone else might want to pass, too When it’s a truck you’re trying to pass, be aware that the truck driver has a blind spot If you’re in a small car.you will bo (Hit of sight in certain places Pass as quickly and safely as possible l could go on and on but these are the major problems Please tell your readers.Ann.to remember this above all If a car and a truck have an accident, the people in the car are almost certain to get the worst of it Mpls.Trucker’s Wife Dear Wife: On behalf of my millions of readers, thank you for what is sure to be a life-saving contribution to this column Dear Ann: Recently my husband and I had dinner at a Japanese steak house with two other couples As is customary, we were seateu around the cooking area enjoying ourselves We all ordered a glass of plum wine A young woman seated nearby asked if the wine was good I replied.“Yes ” She then asked me.May I taste yours?” I hesitated - reluctant to share my glass with her Another woman in our party then passed HER glass The stranger took a sip.said.“Thank you' It’s delicious.’’ and passed the glass back My husband felt I was ungracious for not sharing my glass with her and said, “Mrs C.really showed you up." Was I impolite, as my husband claims0 Mrs.X Dear Mrs.X: Sorry, I disagree with your husband It was extremely rude of that woman to ask for a sip of wine from your glass You were wise to hesitate and Mrs C was foolish to offer hers A tactful response would have been.‘The wine IS delicious May I order you a glass0” STOP THINK latter has the highest ratio of optometrists to population in the country HALF OYER 50 But the shortage is increasingly acute in the western provinces, he told a news conference Monday CAO figures show that almost half the optometrists in Western Canada are over the age of 50 — graduates mainly of the post-war years Alberta and Saskatchewan are in better shape, with 40 per cent aged 50 or older In British Columbia the figure is 55 per cent and in Manitoba 60 per cent.Brown said the problem is that not enough students from western Canada attend the two eastern schools.This year, only 13 enrolled in Waterloo.one from Manitoba Brown said the association has been pushing for the new school for the last 10 years and in 1976 set up a fund to help finance the school So far, the fund has accumulated about $1 million But development of the school has stalled in the planning stage The University of Calgary has show ^interest in having the school and Bert Hohol, minister for advanced education in the last Alberta government.committed provincial money to the idea But university administrators worry the new faculty might drain funds from other programs.WANTS ASSURANCES Dr Ken Armstrong of Edmonton.in charge of the OAC negotiating committee, said the university wants assurances that the school and its aocompanying clinic would be self-supporting after the $7-to $10-million capital expenditure is made If the new school is built, there w ould be no shortage of students, said Brown.Applications to the two existing schools have more than exceeded quotas each year “If we were able to take part of that overflow, they’d jump at this school,” he said.Calgary was chosen as the site for the proposed school because the university already has an established medical school and health-oriented faculties He noted that the University of Alberta in Edmonton already has a school of ophthalmology — ophthalmologists treat eye diseases, while optometrists deal with correction of vision problems — and has less room to expand than Calgary The new school would not only train practicing optometrists but also be involved in research and the training of new teachers Brown said the school might eventually be the hub of a network of satellite clinics across Western Canada Polly Cramer DEAR ANNE — You might use a dough-type wallpaper cleaner.Also, you could dampen a soft cloth, dip it in baking soda and wipe each side of each card.After cleaning either way sprinkle talcum powder on the cards and shuffle a time or two to restore that slick feeling.You must be patient to undertake such a job.In many cases it would be better to use that time to buy some new cards.— POLLY DEAR POLLY — I have a couple of energy savers.When I need melted butter for a crumb pie crust I put the needed amount in a pie plate, set it on the top of my toaster and push the button down two different times.By then the butter is melted.When I only want to soften the butter to go in frosting I put it in a bow l that is put on the gas stove pilot light.- MARGIE DEAR POLLY - L.M.can remove that musty odor from her books by putting them in a paper bag, sprinkle with whole or ground cloves, clamp bag shut and let them stand for a month.This has w'orked for me on a rag doll, toys and a traveling bag.— MRS.A.B.DEAR POLLY — When I have leftover egg yolks after making something that calls for the w hites only Ï poach the yolks, cool them and then put through a sieve.They are nice for salads, canapes and garnishes.After washing slacks or any trousers I always hang them by the legs.The weight of the wret garment will remove almost all the wrinkles and they need little pressing.Instead 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our old friend the unlucky expert at his worst He reached a reasonable notrump slam which can be made, but succeeded in going down two in spite of starting with 11 top tricks.Of course, his opponents gave him his chance.He won the club lead in dummy, came to his hand with a diamond, led a heart and played dummy’s nine.East won with the jack and led a second club.Our hero had to play the queen and West proceeded to drop his 10.Now dummy’s ace and king of spades were cashed and then South ran the diamonds to come down to a three-card ending.He held the three of hearts and 9-7 of spades; dummy the ace-king-10 of hearts.And East, who had dropped the queen and jack of spades on dummy’s ace and king, had been caught in a heart-spade squeeze and was left with the 10 of spades and queen-seven of hearts so the slam was there for the taking.Meanwhile, West had made just one discard.It was the nine of clubs! 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( around the eastern townships l I HR Y TOWN Mrs.H.Carl Mayhew 838-4435 Mr and Mrs Reginald Wilkins of Wiltshire, England, accompanied by their son-in law , Mr Vernon West of Ottawa, were recently calling at the homes of Mr and Mrs Weyland Pope and Mr and Mrs Frank Smith It is 47 years since Mr Wilkins returned to England, having spent several years in this community while he was employed by the late Edgar W Perry at “The Willows”, where the Perry’s son in-law and daughter.Mr and Mrs H Carl Mayhew, now reside “Reg”, as he was known to all in this neighbourhood at that time, made many friends here and those who were at home last week were happy to welcome him.his wife and son in law Mr and Mrs Mayhew were un fortunately absent as they were in New- Hamburg, Ontario, visiting Mr Mayhew’s eldest brother, Mr Douglas C Mayhew and Mrs.Mayhew Mr and Mrs Weyland Pope and Willard attended the family reunion of the Pope family Re: Way’s Mills, Anglican and United Church Women sponsor annual event in Way’s Mills Union Hall July 4, 1979.In the report of the above mentioned event, the following was inadvertently omitted: “Mrs.Richie Harrison and Mrs Frank Smith were respoasible for the attractive and well supplied salad bar.” The correspondent regrets her error in reporting At the Church of the Epiphany, Way’s Mills morning service on July 15, the congregation was happy to welcome Mr and Mrs Ivan Bryan of New Jersey who were married in that church in 1946 Mr.and Mrs r Bryan had with them their son.Wesley, and his wife, Verna, and family of three little daughters.Susan.Betsey and Katie Mr Bryan’s sister, ithe former Jahala Bryan).Mrs Arthur Hetherington and Mr Hetherington of Stittsville, Ont , were also present in the family group which is visiting Mr and Mrs Percy Clark and family of Way’s Mills and other relatives They will also attend the Dezan Gale wedding on July 21 VALE PERKINS Mrs.George C.Jewett 292-5245 Mr and Mrs.Fern Knowlton of Boston, Mass, spent a couple of weeks w ith Mr and Mrs Porter Knowlton and visiting other relatives and friends in the area Sympathy is extended to Mrs P M Barry and family in the recent passing of Mr Barry, who had been in failing health for many months Messrs Ralph and Stanley Booth of Waterloo, Ontario were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Geo.Jewett Ralph remained to spend a few weeks Miss Carol Jewett, teacher at A I) S Elementary School in Danville has returned to spend the summer months with Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Jewett and family Miss Nancy Leigh Smith of Ottawa spent a few days w ith her mother Mrs Bernice Leigh Smith She w ill Ik* attending Bishop’s for summer courses We are sorry to learn that Charles Jewett has had to lie confined to hospital and is in Sherbrooke where he will undergo surgery We all wish him a speedy recovery Mr and Mrs.David Wood and family of Lachine spent a week’s holiday at the Vale with his mother, Mrs Mary From the pens of E.T.writers L A GIFT TO LAST Once younger than a welcome sign Happy in my own way.I felt a something missing That inside would not betray.I breathed the different smells Of earth, hayfields and spring I watched with friends, fading rainbows W'hich left me wondering.Was it only me that needed love9 How strong did one have to be9 Alone it all was taking place, Then you came to he with me We met in winter’s whiteness You turned around my past.Sort of like old Christmases.You brought a gift to last We talked about our future plans; Build a house, save a dream.But holding on to summer sands, My heart turned cold again Not cold in the sense of being cold.Just wondering if it’s going too fast, And wanting to.before we re through.Share the gift to last With you it’s always Christmas I'm 80 degrees above The expectations I’d forgotten Have once more turned to love Snowflakes wrapped in streetlights.Fresh tracks in the snow.Tumbling, building snowmen.Bundling warm and walking slow W ith you it’s always Christmas.The price I’ll never ask I'm younger than a welcome sign, You’ve brought a gift to last STRAGG iLER Ç Wood Charlie Jewett has returned home from Sher brooke Hospital following surgery We all wish Charlie a complete and speedy recovery Mrs.Sue Burns of 'Agawan, Mass., spent a week’s holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs George Smart Mr and Mrs Wilson Valein and David of New York have arrived to spend the summer at their home here Jim and Steven Sc huit e lxH»r of Rockland.Ont., are spending a few weeks with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Fred Jersey Messrs Clifton and Fred Jersey, accompanied by Jos Maheu of Manson ville, motored to Abitibi Kenneth Wood of Lachine spent a week with his grandmother, Mrs Mary Wood and with Mr and Mrs David Perkins We are sorry to learn that Jane Jones, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Jones is a patient in the (’ H U , Sherbrooke where she lias to undergo further treatment Kathy and Geoffrey Lawrence accompanied their mother, Mrs Jim Lawrence to Riviere du Loup, where they will spend two weeks with their grandmother Mrs Lawrence returned home the next day THREE Ml CAGES Doris Belanger 876-2249 Sympathy is extended to Mrs C’urrie Hill of Rock Island on the death of her sister, Mrs Joe Brouillette (Gertrude Goodsell) in Shelton, Conn on Wed July 11 George Johnston has returned to his home in Ottawa after spending the weekend with his pa rents, Mr and Mrs Edward Lloyd.While here, he visited other relatives and friends in the Border area Guests at the home of Mrs Ada Curtis, Stanstead, have been Alfred Gill and daughter Jean and friend from Westmount, Mrs Effie Smith of Verdun, Mr and Mrs Ernie Gill, and Gordon Bellows and friend from Dixville Dr and Mrs Hinston McLeod of Oakville, Ont., spent a few days visiting Mrs McLeod’s mother, Mrs Ada Curtis, Stanstead, and together, they motored to Plattsburg, NY, and were guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark.Mrs.Bessie Gahagan and Mrs Maynard Currier, Winooski, Vt and Mrs Austin Ticehurst, Stanstead, were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Keeley, Ticehurst Corner.ULVERTON Mrs.A.W.Mace 826-3252 Mr and Mrs Raymond Waterhouse and Susan were the guests of Mr and Mrs Ricky Waterhouse in Brampton.Ont , where they visited Mrs U.C.Massey.Mr and Mrs E.Coote in King City and Mr and Mrs Warren Spaulding in Etobicoke Mr and Mrs A Harriman and three children of Brock-ville.Ont., spent a week’s vacation with Mr and Mrs John Harriman, and were also guests of other relatives in this area Mrs ML Brady is presently spending some time with her sister.Mrs Gilbert Beattie at St Jovite Station Mr and Mrs Raymond Cote and family of Melbourne were Sunday guests of Mrs A Cote and Mr and Mrs R Goodhue, before leaving to spend a vacation in Ontario Mrs ML Brady received word of the death of her brother in law.Mr Gilbert Beattie of St Jovite Sta tion Sympathy is extended to Mrs Beattie and family Mr and Mrs J.Bell and family of Danville were re cent guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Dunn Miss Roberta Cross of Montreal soient tin* weekend with her parents.Mr and Mrs K Cross Guests of Mrs A Cote and Mr and Mrs K Goodhue were Mr and Mrs R Cote of L’Avenir and Mr and Mrs Marcel Cote of Lisgar Mrs Wiunified Fee and Miss Audrey Fee of South Durham were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs A Mace S< OTSTOWN Mrs E B.Mayhew 657-1717 Mr.and Mrs Jean Claude Beauchesne and Sonia re cently spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Burns MacDonald and Parker in Ottawa, Ont Mr and Mrs Ronald Ro bidas of Montreal s|>ent the weekend with Mrs Mil dred Kohidas Friends of Arnley Haskell are sorry to hear that he is again a patient in the Sher brooke Hospital All hope he will soon be able to return home Sympathy is extended to Michael Sherman and fam ily in the passing away of Mrs Sherman.Several at tended the funeral service in Bethany Presbyterian Church, Milan, on Saturday, July 7 Mr and Mrs Jacques Carrier and sons, Johnny, Steven and Brian of Mexico, Me., and Kevin Maclver, Sherbrooke, were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr and Mrs.John Mackenzie.Other visitors of the Mackenzies were their daughter, Mr and Mrs Alexander Maclver, Sher brooke, Miss Carol and Mark Carrier of Mexico, Me .Miss Maureen Patrick, Ixmnoxville, Miss Deborah Murray and Mr and Mrs Michael Latulippe, Bury and Dennis Perrault, Saw yerville Mrs Peter White, I/ondon.Ont., accompanied by her mother, Mrs Earl Gaulin, motorc*d to Bathurst, N.B., where Mrs White stayed overnight with her nephew, Tony MacAulay She re turned to Knowlton where she spent the weekend at the White summer home Mrs Gaulin spent the week end with her grandson, ar riving home by train on Monday.Mr and Mrs Murdo Campbell, Springfield, Mass , spent a week with Mrs Frank Kratochvil and Miss Mariette MacLeod While in town, they called on several friends Gradyon I,add of Cowans ville and a friend arrived on Monday, July 9, to spend their vacation with Grady on’s grandmother.Mrs W A Ladd Barry Murray, I>ondon derry, N H .spent a couple of days with his parents, Mr and Mrs D P Murray Brian Murray of St Luc also spent the weekend with his parents Bill Murray of Len-noxville.also spent a day with his brother and sister-in law, Mr and Mrs D P Murray Be a RED CROSS Blood Donor V H — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD — THL'RS., JULY 1», !»7» Steel Service Center Angles * Beams * Channels Plates * Sheets * Pipes * Re-Bar, etc.SHARI CUTTING AVAILABLE Simmonds Steel Warehouse 1931 Galt East, Sherbrooke, Tel (819) 563-4155 84.Found INDEX m REAL EÏÏATE #1-#19 lS | EfïlPLOYfTlEfïï #20-#39 AUTOmOTIVE #40- #39 \m mERCHADDI/E | #60-#79 ?mucEUAfiEour #80-#UX> RATES 10c per word Minimum charge S2.00 tor 20 words or less.Discounts for cash in ad vance only Consecutive insertions without copy change 3 insertions less 15% 6 insertions less 25% 21 insertions less 33'/j% 260 insertions or one year less 50% DEADLINE 10 a m work ing day previous to publication.Use of ' RECORD" Box for mailing replies.Minimum charge, $1.00 (one week service or less).1.Property for sale AYER'S CLIFF Regional office, Immeubles Marcoux Realtor Call 838 4282 Specialize in the sales and purchases of country homes, cottages, farms, wood lots EASTERN TOWNSHIPS, Glen Sutton, Route 105A, 20 minutes from Jay Peak, Sutton, Owl's Head Panoramic view, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchenette, full bathroom, electric heating Approximately 2 acres surveyed, bordering on paved road Good revenue for winter Open house on weekend Call 1 514 688 3053 HOUSE FOR SALE 2 flats, 5 and 7 rooms, 274 276 High St Tel 562 0642 A.E.LkPAGE rOTRTim KN IMMH HI > LONG POND, NEAR ORFORD Superb view, charming 3 3 bedroom home with fire place and sundeck.Large, well landscaped lot Call Sue Andrews: 514 243 6125, evenings 243 5956 KNOWLTON Seven room bungalow on St.Paul's Road, nicely landscaped, large swim ming pool This home is extremely well built.Must be seen to be appreciated Let me show it to you.John Andrews: 514 243 6125; evenings: 243 5956.Royal Trust AUSTIN/BOLTON CENTRE Four season cedar chalet, 3 bedrooms, small barn, approximately 50 acres, good road trontage, brook, views.Asking $50,000 00 LAKE MASSAWIPPI/ WOODLAND BAY Newer summer cedar cha let, 2 bedrooms, large liv ing room, dining room, open kitchen bar with cen tre counter island having built in grill, electric coun ter stove, plate warmers, dishwasher, many extras 2 full bathrooms, cedar closet, family room, sun deck, separate 50 feet wa ter frontage, dock, sum mer access only Asking $40,000 00 MAGOG/AUSTIN Large older farm house, very well renovated Mud room, laundry room, kit chen, dining area Large dining room, living room with open fireplace, 5 bed rooms, 2’2 baths, family room.Attached double garage with rooms above Large in ground swim ming pool 2 barns, tree plantation Good road frontage, excellent view of Lake Memphremagog 160 acres (or less) Asking price: $160,000 00 For more information contact: MRS.D.J.MACINTOSH 514 243 5991 and/or MRS.PATTI MACAULAY 819-843 2330 1.Property for sale 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, Spring Road, landscaped, above ground swimming pool, air conditioning, new heating system Asking price $24,000 Call 566 0362 HOUSE FOR SALE — 6 Vj room bungalow, located just outside Magog, 1 acre of land Tel 569 3711 after 5 00 p.m 4 Tel.: (819) 5G9-9525 y '¦MMÊgmÉ, %'i , ;, " C .7.For rent |{o\al Trust *|v.40 BELVIDERE ST., LENNOXVILLE Large older style home with extra lot Repainted, floors all sanded Ready for quick occupancy PARK ST., LENNOXVILLE Older style home on a street close to downtown, quiet area Revenue apt upstairs.Hot water heat ing 8 MOUNT ROAD, LENNOXVILLE Small bungalow In quiet area, house in excellent condition A visit will con vince you ROYAL TRUST BROKER Gerry Bryant, Agent: 842 2535, res.563 9834, Bus.DENISON LAKE — 2 bedroom house, electric heat, beautiful view, school bus service, Aug 1 $150 per month Tel 819 848 2022 VIMY ST — Available im mediately, V/i rooms, heat and electricity, furnished $125 taxes included Call Mr Marceau, 567 0347 VIMY ST — Available im mediately, 3'/2 rooms, heated, electricity, stove and refrigerator, quiet street $170 per month, taxes in eluded Call Mr Marceau, 567 0347 WEST WARD — 3 Va, 4 Va rooms Available im mediately, August, Sep tember, October Tel 566 1911 or 569 4977 LES TERRASSES LENNOXVILLE New apartments, 3Va, 4Va, 5’ j rooms, hot water, park ing, no taxes, very modern.Available immediately, August, September, Oct ober Tel 569 4977 or 566 1911 LENNOXVILLE, 172 Queen 2 rooms, ground floor, heated, refrigerator, stove, taxes and electricity in eluded Monthly $110.Roland Blais, 562 6622 7.For rent 7.For rent MASSAWIPPI APTS.North Hatley, Que.3Va room Apts.Deluxe Wall to Wall carpeting: electric heating.Washer & dryer service; beautiful view on lake.$170 $210.Place Pleasant View Tel: 842 4121 or 563 2855 LENNOXVILLE 3'?room apartment, heated, refrigerator and stove, available Aug 1.Apply 160 B Queen, Lennoxville LENNOXVILLE 4Vj room apartment to sublet Sept 1 Tel 566 1230 9.Room & board QUIET MOBILE LADY pensioner requires room and board, preferably in private home, commencing August Phone 562 9289 after 6 00 p.m.on Job ZU.Opportunities INTERESTED IN MEETING PEOPLE?Enjoy working outdoors in all kinds of weather?We may have the job you're looking for a career in sales Salary, commission plus car allowance, fringe benefits plus excellent working conditions Please write Advertising Manager, Sherbrooke Record, 2520 Roy St., Sherbrooke, Que J1K 1C 1 NEED BACKHOE 8, DOZER operator willing to move out of province Call collect 519 273 2403 after d'OO p m EXPERIENCED WAITERS WAITRESSES wanted for excellent year round position, Hovey Manor in North Hatley Please phone 842 2421 for interview 21 Sales reps Wanted MECHANICAL ENGINEER Young graduated and bilingual mechanical engineer to be trained as contract administrator and technical liaison between client and company in the stainless and carbon metal fabrication line, clientele being international at times Salary according to qualifications.Send your curriculum vitae to Record Box 741, c o Sherbrooke Record, P.O Box 1200, Sherbrooke J1H 5L6 25.Work wanted TWO YOUNG MEN looking for odd jobs such as painting, house repairs, etc.Call Mrs Rodell at 562 9797 27.Child care WANTED MATURE PERSON to baby sit in my home Thursdays and Fridays from 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m., starting Sept 4 References required Tel.563 3123 on Job 20.Opportunities MUSHROOM GROWER Eastern Ontario mush room plant requires experienced grower.Excellent remuneration with profit sharing plan.Reply giving full particu lars, past experience to: P.O.Box 1374, Place Bonaventure, Montreal, Quebec.HSA 1H5 WORK OVERSEAS TOP WAGES Make more money by working abroad, regardless of age or sex.All types of workers needed -trades people, laborers, truck drivers, clerical workers.professionals, etc.For details, send selt-addressed envelope to Employment.P.0.720, Adelaide Station.Toronto, Ont., MSC 2J8 a stamped Foreign Box 40.Cars for sale 60.Articles for sale 67.Poultry 1977 CHEVROLET Caprice Classic, 17,500 miles, all equipped, privately owned, air conditioned Tel 567 0542 Campers-43.Trailers MOTOR HOME — Inter national Harvester, 21 ft., sleeps 4 comfortably, fully equipped $2800 Tel.*69 3592 ANTIQUITES DUNHAM We buy and sell.Dymond Rd.(R.R.1, Dunham) (514) 295-2225 DUCKS, quails, turkeys, fancy chickens, pheasants, pigeons, miniature rabbits and others Tel 562 5877 68.Pets PUPPIES FOR SALE — 2 Collies, 7 weeks 1 male, beige and 1 female, black and white, ring around collar Tel 819 843 6748 60.Articles for sale 60.Articles for sale RAOUL FORTIER INC We Sell New Furniture 1026 Wellington S.Sherbrooke Exchanges accepted Dining-room.bedroom, kitchen sets, stoves réfrigéra tors, televisions, etc 567-3581 v ) COME 8.PICK your strawberries on Rt.108, near Birchton Loyola Couture Tel.875 3507 GREEN PEAS, beans, other fresh garden vegetables Pages' Farm, 1975 Duvernay Road, Sherbrooke Tel 567 1319 GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Friday, July 20, 7:00 p m 9 00 p m and Saturday, July 21, 9 00 a m.4 00 p m on the property of Archie St Onge, Huntingville.Farmall A tractor, electric outboard motor, Johnson 5 h.p.out board motor, golf cart, saddles English, Western and side, guitar and case, pool table, arborite kitchen sets, bicycles, books, odd dishes and hundreds of miscellaneous items too numerous to mention WATER BED, black and white T V with stand, single bed with iron frame.Tel.565 9301 after 7 00 p m.OLD CEDAR RAILS for sale $2.00 each Also 1976 Yamaha 80 c c motorcycle Robert Nichols, Compton, Que JOB 1L0.LOT OF DOORS and windows, all sizes, bath tubs, wash basins, toilets, etc., all used J.L.Jacques, corner Galt E 8.Benoit.Tel.563 1155.170 ACRES standing hay for sale.Storage available.Glen Sutton, Que.For more in formation call A Cyr, Eastman Rd , 514 538 5026 BOAT LIFT for sale, with canvas top Tel.842 2841 COLONIAL STYLE CRIB, nursery changing table, G M.infant carrier (0 20 lbs ), 4 drawer white baby bureau Tel 566 6492 BARGAIN C.B 139XLR 40 channel 8.side band, power mike, 130 ft.of coax and starduster antenna.$450.00 Tel.after 5 p.m 838 4725.61.Articles wanted BOUVIER DES FLANDRES — 2 puppies, 8 weeks, superb dog, pure breed with papers Excellent natural guardian, gentle to children, prefer family surroundings Forced to sell.Tel 567 7448, after 5 00 p.m 5 SLED DOGS plus sled and harness for sale at once.Call 567 1686 SPECIAL — Pomeranians, Spaniels, Old English Sheepdog, Airedale, Collie, Sheltie (mini Collie).All registered and guaranteed Mason Kennels, Lennoxville Tel.562 5877.WHERE THE UNUSUAL is our business Insects, lizards, tarantulas, snakes, birds, fish, etc.For info or moral support, 843 2348 Chez Zoo Pet Shop, 503 Mam W , Magog 81.Garden center CEDAR TREES for sale or planted for hedges Also hedges trimmed, sodding and gardening done Tel.567 2572 or 562 9071 MOULDY OR OTHER kinds of QQ I n^t hay unfit for animal con uvo sumption needed for garden - mulch, small religious center Tel.819 843 2435 WE BUY OLD GOLD, gold coins, gold jewellery and diamonds Skinner & Nadeau Inc., 82 Wellington St., N., Sherbrooke.62.Machinery SPECIAL — Tractor, loader, backhoe, Case 580C, with extending boom, Catapillar loader, Case 450 Call days, 514 378 9891 or evenings, 514 379 9798 NEW HOLLAND hay baler, super 66 with Wisconsin motor, in running order.$550.K Bryant, 819 876 2969 CATERPILLAR 20 KW, diesel generator D311 with electric start.Call 819 838 4306 4 MONTH OLD DOG, brown with black nose, leather collar Belvidere St., Len noxville.Tel 565 0855 5 SLED DOGS plus sled and harness for sale at once Call 567 1686 SEE OUR LOVELY assort ment of blouses and summer wear Visit the new Tartan N Tweed Room The Wool Shop, 159 Queen, Len noxville.Tel 567 4344 MAPLE FIREWOOD, block wood or bobbin wood for sale Tel.514 292 3700 Hobbies -?4.Handicrafts ^ Antiques - stamps 63.Coins WANTING TO BUY the following book "The Grand Old Man of Dudswell".Author May Narvey Drummond Publisher Telegraph Printing Com pany, 1816 Tel 887 6868 or 887 6788, ask for Jeanne d'Arc Labbe Hobbies -64.Handicrafts Professional 28.Services NORMAND F LABARGE.Notary, 6 Wellington South, Sherbrooke Tel 569 9859 WILLIAM I.HOME, NOTARY 121 Lome St., Lennoxville 567 0169 and Wednesday, R.R.1, Georgeville 843 8921, or by appointment HACKETT, CAMPBELL, TURNER.BISSONNETTE, BOUCHARD & ALLAIRE, 80 Peel St., Sherbrooke Tel.565 7885, 40 Main St., Rock island Tel 876 7295 314 Main St , Cowansville Tel 514 263 4077 MONTY, COULOMBE.PEPIN, FECTEAU & ASSOCIATES, 234 Dufferin St., Sherbrooke Tel 566 4466 40.Cars for sale 1973 MAZDA 808 — 60,000 miles, one owner, excellent mechanical condition Tel 562 6079 1975 AUDI FOX station wagon, automatic, 39,000 miles, radial tires, AM radio, very good condition Tel 567 9738 after 5 00 p m 1968 FORD Galaxy con vertipie.good condition Phone 569 0176.ask for Paul.1976 HONDA CIVIC hatch back, good mechanical condition, but needs body work on fenders $1500 Tel 565 9301 after 7 00 pm 1974 BOBCAT 3 door, excellent shape.4 speed, am fm cassette, mags radiais and snows 30 MPG $1500 Call 567 8807 after 5 30 pm LE ROI DE LA PHOTO at: Le Roi de la Radio (22 Wellington N., Sher.) 566-7263 EVERYTHING FOR PHOTOGRAPHY CANON-MAMIYA-KONICA-MINOLTA OLYMPUS-KODAK-POLAROID-ETC.KODAK FILM 65.Horses 66.Livestock YEARLING APPALOOSA filly and weanling quarter horse for sale Tel 819 838 5036 FOR SALE — 6 yr old quar terhorse gelding, 3 year old quarter Arab colt, both fully trained 2 yr old Appaloosa colt, very gentle and equipment Ca!i 569 3886 or 562 4135 REGISTERED DUAL PURPOSE Shorthorn and grade dual purpose Short horn, due to freshen, for sale Call 819 889 2695 PUREBRED LANDRACE boars, registered, for reproduction Tel.562 1739 4 YEAR OLD French Alpine goat with 2 kids Tel 819 872 3365 Sherbrooke trust, DO YOU HAVE Property to list or sell?CONTACT EARL W.DAVIS SHERBROOKE TRUST Co.M2-2745 • 563-4011 Licensed Bilingual Auctioneer Ucansad ta sail aN vehicles requiring Dapt.of Trans plains AUCTION HOUSE 140 Highland St Watervllla 837 231 i‘ Farm aquipmant.animals and Housahold furnishings AUCTION SALE On the farm previously owned by LEOPOLD LESSARD 9th Range ST HONORE DE SCHENLEY [ Beauce Co.] WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1979 at 1 p.m.sharp WILL BE SOLD: 33 good head of Holstein cattle all recently tested and including 20 good cows in milk with one due to freshen in the Fall; 6 lovely 'open' heifers; and 7 breeding heifers.Machinery: 2 tractors in eluding one No.2120 John Deere diesel with power steering, differential lock, chains and front loader equipped -with manure fork, snow and gravel shovels — only 700 hours and one No 30 Cockshutt gas model with chains, Dion silage wagon with 3 beaters, Tandem wagon with 22 ft hay rack, Wagon with platform, Massey Ferguson No.9 hay baler, Massey Harris No.11 side delivery rake.Allis Chalmers conditioner Dion silo blower with pipe, Dion chopper with corn cutter and hay pick up, 24 ft bale elevator with motor, Scraper with 3 pt hitch; 130 bushel capacity Massey Ferguson manure spreader on power takeoff; 2 Trailing model No.6 Massey Harris mowing machines.2 Potato hoes Massey Harris 3 furrow plow with 3 pt hitch, Fertilizer spreader 2 Disc harrows; Braker plow with 3 pt hitch, Double sled Harness Manure carriage 2 Saw benches and a Wood Splitter with cylinder operating on the tractor shovel Milkhouse equipment and hay one 300 gal.capacity DeLaval bulk tank.DeLaval Magentic milker motor and compressor; 2 DeLaval Magentic pails hot water tank.6000 bales of nice hay and many other articles too numerous to list CAUSE OF SALE The farm is sold TERMS Cash or bank loan For information or credit arrangements, contact the auctioneer JULES COTE INC Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 263-0670 263 U34 1274 South Street, COWANSVILLE.Que BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER E AUCTION ICES Auction House Lennoxville * Sawyerville—Tel.889 2272 ART BENNETT MEDIUM SIZED DOG, purebred, owner may claim on identification Tel 842 2818 AUCTION SALE For JOHN KIMPTON on the road between Beebe and Fitch Bay ( one mile from Narrows Bridge] SATURDAY, JULY 2| at 1 p.m sharp TO BE SOLD Farm Machinery New Holland 9 ft hay bind No 479 in good condition, 7 ft.international mowing machine, Kunn 1 row corn chopper 3 pt hitch, 2 row John Deere No 38 forage harvester with corn and grass heads, McKee snowblower 3 pt hitch, McCormick side delivery rake, spring tooth harrows, portable conveyor 42 ft (Little Giant), 88 ft of in side hay conveyor complete with motor, 240 ft barn cleaner, including an 18 ft elevator and 3 h.p motor, 25 ft.grain auger, 2 barn fans with thermostats, 40 stancions, 20 water bowls, manure carrier with 140 ft of track, 250 gal water tank, 400 gal Mueller bulk milk tank, De Laval 3 pail milker with electric pulsators, Surge milking machine pump No 30 1 yr old, 125 ft.1’ 2 inch vacuum line, Cascade No 40 hot water tank, dairy sinks, farm type portable scales, approximately 1200 bales of last year's hay, Skiff cedar strip canoe, mechanical deep well pump, large commercial type cream churn, 2 oil fur naces, 6 8 gal milk cans, 6 volt battery charger, 1 h.p.electric motor, 28 h.p Snow Prince, 4 h.p.ride on lawn mower, 1 gas stove, 2 oil stoves, 2 electric fencers (115 volts), 2 complete bee hives, 8" belt Sugaring Equipment: Small Brothers arch 5' x 14' with pans, 5 x 10 5 x 4 ft., 28 ft smoke stack, new 600 gal holding tank, sugaring off arch 30" x 4' with pan, 1400 galvanized buckets, 2000 spouts, 2000 covers, 100 gal gathering tank Antiques: Parlor wood stove, butter churn, 1 antique wood water pump with quantity of wood water pipe, corn sheller, very large cast iron kettle, drop leaf table, wooden wheel chair, wooden wagon jack, wood apple barrels, oxen yoke good condition, large wool carder, sap yoke, harness vice Many many other articles too numerous to mention, all to be sold without reserve TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque For information call ALDEN TICEHURST Licensed Bilingual Auctioneer [514] 297-3131 I 8191 843-5203 [819)843-3470 SOUTH STUKELY 92.Legal notices AVIS DE QUALITE Succession de DEGUIRE.Germam En son vivant de 95, rue Bellevue, app.302 Sherbrooke Décédé le 24 juin 1f7| Le soussigné donne avs conformement a la Lo* de la Curatelle publique (L Q 1971, chap 81 et amendements), qu'il est curateur d office a cette success'on e* q-recevra a I adresse ci-dessoos, le paiement qe ’ou’e dette envers la succession er la preuve de toute réclamation contre elle Le Curateur public du Québec Tour de le Bourse Case postale $1 MONTREAL [Qué,] H4Z IJé DISCOUNTS on classified ads will be given only when ad is paid for In advance.Send your ads and payment to -Sherbrooke Record, Classified Ads, P.O.Box 1200, Sherbrooke.Quebec J1H 5L6 or come to the office 2520 Roy St.BELANGER, HEBERT & ASSOCIES CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 234 DUFFERIN, SUITE 400 SHERBROOKE (819) 563-2331 LAC MEGANTIC (819)583 0611 ROCK ISLAND (819) 876-5585 COWANSVILLE (514) 263 2087 DENNIS GLEZOS Chartered Accountant 39 Cookshire St., Sawyerville P.O Box 85 889-3133 PROVINCE DE QUEBEC VILLE DE SHERBROOKE CALL FOR TENDERS The Ville de Sherbrooke is calling tenders for the sale of lot 111 54, Orford Township, located on Belair Street, and having an area of 16,566 square feet This lot shall become part of a larger area composed of lots 111 73, 111 74, 111-75 and part of lot 111 unsubdivided and the successful tenderer, unless the City Council de cides otherwise, must bind himself to complete the con struction of a building on the total area within two (2) years of the signature of the deed of sale in default of which said lots will be retroceded to the Ville de Sher brooke for the amount of the tender, without interest, all notarial fees being the responsibility of the tenderer.The successful tenderer must bind himself not to resell said lot without first offering it to the Ville de Sherbrooke at the price of the tender unless the construction re quested in the preceding paragraph is completed.Tenders must be accompanied with a certified cheque, payable to the Ville de Sherbrooke, for an amount of five hundred ($500.00) dollars.This deposit shall constitute an account on the price offered by the successful tenderer, shall be returned to the unsuccessful tenderers and shall remain the property of the Ville de Sherbrooke should the successful tenderer refuse to conclude the transac tion.Sealed tenders, marked "Tender for the sale of lot 111 54, Orford Township", must reach the City Clerk's Office, at the City Hall, 145 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, on or before July 30, 1979, at 11 00 hours.The Ville de Sherbrooke does not bind itself to accept the highest nor any of the tenders Municipal valuation: $5,000 00 Robert L.Belisle, City Clerk.PROVINCE DE QUEBEC VILLE DE SHERBROOKE CALL FOR TENDERS The Ville de Sherbrooke is calling tenders for the sale of lots 27 6-1 and 27 6 2, Orford Township, having an area of 625.3 square meters and 2,148 8 square meters respec tively Lot 27-6-1 is located on Loire Street and lot 27 6 2 is located on Jacques Cartier Boulevard The City will retain a servitude of 20 feet in width on the north limit of the two lots for an electrical transmission line The successful tenderer must bind himself not to resell said lots without first offering them to the Ville de Sher brooke at the price of the tender Tenders must be accompanied with a certified cheque payable to the Ville de Sherbrooke, for an amount of one hundred and thirty ($130.00) dollars for lot 27 6-1 and of two hundred and sixty ($260 00) dollars for lot 27-6-2.This deposit shall constitute an account on the price of fered by the successful tenderer, shall be returned to the unsuccessful tenderers and shall remain the property of the Ville de Sherbrooke should the successful tenderer refuse to conclude the transaction Sealed tenders, marked 'Tender for the sale of lots 27 6 1 and 27-6-2, Orford Township", must reach the City Clerk's Office, at the City Hall, 145 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, on or before July 30, 1979 at 11 00 hours The Ville de Sherbrooke does not bind itself to accept the highest nor any of the tenders Municipal valuation for lot 27 6-1 : $1,300 00 Municipal valuation for lot 27 6-2: $2,600 00 Robert L Belisle.City Clerk STANBRIDGE EAST -Hie July meeting of the Stanbridge East W 1 was held in the picturesque home of Mr and Mrs John TenEyck Seven generations of the TenEyck family have lived on the hilltop home in Dunham Twenty-five at tended the meeting, including six guests and three new members Mrs C.Rhicard.Presi dent, opened the meeting with the Collect.Salute to the Flag and singing of 0 Canada in English and French The roll call: name a TV ad which you feel pro motes the welfare of the child” - proved difficult to [answer It was the general consensus that not many ads do promote our child-¦ ren's welfare Mrs Mary Harvey Secretary'.read the minutes of the June meeting, and Mrs M Tait, treasurer, gave the financial report Agriculture convenor.Mrs J Jetten reported on Happy Gang SUTTON — The Senior Citizens' Happy Gang met on Tuesday, July 10, at 1:30 p m., in Calvary United Church Hall, with 19 members present.500 was played at four tables and prizes won by Mrs.H.Boulanger.Mrs Irene Boivin, Mrs Hilda Lahue, Messrs James Robertson, Herman Stowe and John Payne.Door prize went to Robert Miltimore Mrs H.Foster and Mrs.J Robertson presented two bills which were passed to be paid.Three thank-you notes were read.Everyone was pleased to know Mrs.M Miller had arrived home that day from spending a few days in the R V.Hospital, Montreal, for an eye operation Cookies and tea were served Hope more will be present on July 24.ASTRO-GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol ) 10 — THK SHERBROOKE RECORD — THl RS.JULY 1».107» Unknown fires 65 to take British Open lead LYTHAM ST ANNES, England ' AP > Hill Longmuir: serious contender for the* British Open golf title, or one day wonder?Longmuir, a 26 year old Englishman, shot a record equalling 65 in the first round Wednesday to lead a cadre of Americans into today s second round Despite having won only two tour naments as a pro, the virtual unknown was convinced he could go on to glory “I think I can win the Open if I hang on and just play nicely,** said Longmuir, who was once so broke he drove a truck to raise money to con tinue as a player and has entered male personality contests But the man with the unlikely pedigree hit eight birdies in the first 12 holes over the w indy Lytham course to leave Hale Irwin, the United States Open champion, three shots back in second spot Irwin shot 68.and Jerry Pate was another stroke back in third place The battle hardened American pros were amazed at Longmuir's birdie run “The guy w ho shot 65°' Irw in asked I take my hat off to him Good gosh, what an amazing round of golf Incredible.” Defending champion Jack Nicklaus, who like favorite Tom Watson found the narrow fairways too much to handle, joked i don't believe the score and I don’t believe there is such a person ’ H**< ord photo A member of the Kiwanis South All-stars in action last year K V Im Sher-Lenn squad off to Montreal By BOB IIALSALL The Sherbrooke-Lennox ville Little League Baseball Allstars will begin Tournament play on Saturday when they visit the Kiwanis South Allstars in Montreal The coach for the Sherdinners is an old pro at it himself, Denis Gosselin.He knows his team will have their work cut out for themselves if they hope to join Sher Mont in the Provincial Championships Gosselin says his team is well balanced in most areas No superstars like the days of Normand Houle or Jean Grenier he coaches a high-spirited group of boys who know how to win but haven’t forgotten what it is like to lose “These boys want to win more than anything, just so they can play in the Provincials alongside of the Sher brooke Fleurimont team,” Gosselin said The Sher-Lenn Allstars have been practicing vigorous lv for the past two weeks and everything should be set come Saturday afternoon.Gosselin is unsure at the moment who the nine boys he calls on to start the game Sat urday will be, but we can be sure they’ll be his best nine.On the pitcher’s mound, Alain Tremblay will probably get the starting nod but anything could change that decision right up until game time on Saturday.Other pitch ers who could see action throughout the tournament are Jean Bois, Sylvain Cloutier, Guy Ainslie.Simon Lessard, Mike Prévost, or Jacques Gagne There are no pitchers that can strike out 14 or 15 batters in a game The secret will be to keep the pitches on the corners, low and in the strike zone Walks hurt every team, so the boys will have to be careful The starting catcher will be Stéphane Simard a third year boy on the team, and unless he should be hurt or be come ill during the tournament he will not be relieved in this position The first base bag will be well looked after once Gosselin decides who will start there Three boys of equal talent can play there - they are Jean Bois, Peter MacDonald, and Michael Prévost.Height and speed is a necessity at that position Sylvain Cloutier will start at second He is very quick and can cover as much territory as anyone At shortstop.Gosselin has three very good athletes to choose from Along w ith Tremblay, both Simon Lessard and Guy Ainslie can play there equally well Third base will be filled by one of the extra infielders The outfield positions can be filled by any one of seven boys and hitting will decide which players will start Sat urdav.Saturday’s game is slated to start at 2:00 p m at Ar-genson Park on Atwater Ave in Montreal Gosselin paid a visit to the park last week and found the dimensions of the park to be very good, except that the distance be tween home plate and the pitcher’s rubber is only 43 feet In Sherbrooke, pitchers throw from a 46 foot distance The only other problem he cited was the infield it has been built up higher this season, which will make the ball bounce in many different directions Win or lose.Sherbrooke will in all probability be playing host to Sun Youth from Montreal Sunday afternoon at the parade grounds on Queen Boulevard Nothing, though, will be official until after Saturday’s game Listen to local radio and television stations Saturdav night or Sunday morning Gosselin has chosen seven players from his league team (Sénateurs): Alain Tremblay, Jean Bois, Sylvain Cloutier.Jacques Gagne.Francois Desbiens, Eric lwing lois and Stéphane Simard Bob Halsall’s Lennoxville Yankees, for the first time in Sher-Lenn history, have placed four boys on the team Simon I^essard, Bruce Home, Peter MacDonald and Michael Prévost Expos Guy Ainslie and Marco Guille mette along with Tiger Hong Dung gives Gosselin 14 players While the Sher-Lenn team will be opening in Montreal, the Sher Mont squad iunder coach Andre Boisvert' will be preparing for the Provincial Championships which start here in Sherbrooke August 1.If Sher Lenn can be victorious in the district playdowns, they will be playing against the host team in 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(suspenders not in k'-rA cessful 1979 debut, drubbing Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35-7 in a Western Conference game In Eastern Conference action, Toronto Argonauts downed Hamilton Tiger-Cats 18-11 in a game dominated by penalties and turnovers Calgary has experienced some lean times since the glory days of the late ’60s when Liske, displaying an almost total aversion to the running game, set one league record (4,479 yards of passing offence) and four Western Conference marks (508 pass attempts, 303 completions, 40 touchdown passes) in 1967 He then passed the Stamps to an unsuccessful shot at the Grey Cup the follow ing year But since a 1971 Grey Cup win over Toronto Argonauts without Liske who had been lured to the NFL — the Stampeders have had their problems.HIGHLY TOUTED Yet this year the Stam peders are being touted as serious contenders in the WFC And Wednesday’s performance did nothing to hurt their chances.The Stampeders totally dominated the contest, decided after only one quarter as they built up a 15-3 advantage and then took a 23-6 lead into the second half Johnson, given the starting nod over John Hufnagel by coach Jack Gotta, teamed up with Willie Armstead for touchdown passes covering 16 and 75 yards in the first Ottawa Toronto Montreal Hamilton Kastern Conference W I.T F 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 30 48 Western Conference To many of the 33,000-plus fans at Calgary’s McMahon Stadium, Wednesday night’s aerial display must have brought back fond memories of a decade ago — when Peter Liske was shredding opposing secondaries and setting league and confer ence records with his pin point passing But the man of the hour Wednesday night was Ken Johnson, a National Football League castoff who spent much of the 1978 Canadian Football League season in a backup capacity with the Stampeders He made the most of his starting assignment, however, completing 16 of 27 passes for 271 yards and three touchdowns as the Stampeders made a sue Cousineau to join Alouettes?BUFFALO, N Y (AP) — Buffalo Bills have an nounced that Tom Cousineau, the first pick in the 1979 National Football League draft, has reached an agreement w ith Montreal Alouettes of Canadian Football League The Bills said through a spokesman early today they “made Cousineau an offer in excess of any ever sought by a No 1 draft choice in the history of the NFL, including Earl Campbell.Tony Dorsett and Hickey Bell “The Bills are upset to lose Cousineau,’’ he added.“But the Bills will retain his rights should he elect to play in the NFL in the future “It is our understanding that the deal involves ownership in the CFL team for both Cousineau and his attorney, Jimmy Walsh ” Cousineau, the former all America from Ohio State, was scheduled to announce his choice later today at a news conference in New York Ozark on NL Cast: Cubs could do it PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Manager Danny Ozark of Philadelphia Phillies says he believes it will take 95 victories to win the National League East “It will be a scramble among Montreal, Pittsburgh and ourselves,” says Ozark who is not counting out the contending Chicago Cubs “We could be beating each other’s brains out and the Cubs might slip in.” If Ozark’s figure is correct, the division-leading Expos would have to play 582 baseball to record that number.They played 588 to the all-star break The Cubs can reach Ozark’s magic number if they play at a 620 pace They were .553 before the midsummer classic.As for Ozark’s defending division champions, seeking an unprecedented fourth straight East title, they’ll have to go at a 644 clip to the end of the season to reach 95 The Pirates, traditionally stretch runners, have the longest way to go to reach 95 They will have to win at a 646 rate The Phillies played 549 and the Pirates 541 to the break The Expos’ biggest edge is in the loss column where they have a three-game margin on the Cubs, seven on the Phillies and five on Pittsburgh Will Red Sox flop again in '79 BOSTON (AP' — A year has passed but the 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