The Sherbrooke record, 16 février 1972, mercredi 16 février 1972

The weather - Tudd> cioud) and *ind> Milh a If'* tlurne» brrumint: mainl> »uon> ihi> morning Thur>da> ^unnv becoming ik»ud> %%ilh %omf periods ol stio* in thr alttrnoon or «*v«»ning Tf mprraturfs loHrnng nrar î* b> «*arl> Ihi» allrrnoon S lo 10 abo\r lonighl and rising IS to Î# Thur^dav TIIE SHERBROOKE Ht KHKiHiht KUXIKD HCD.KEH U.UT?GET THE BEST GIT SEALTEST' 562 1585 Labor problems escalate Striking technicians “to sit it out” » THF! OLD MF^THOl) — F'Jbou grease is needed THE NEW MF'THOD — A motor powered auger i Record photos (' Cotton Ice fishing—a real knack TOWN OF BROME LAKE ^ou stand around waiting until the tip-up starts to bobble and then you run like hell to get there before the fish takes tne minnow That is the way Gary Williams of Granby describes a sport which is starting to really catch on in the F'.astern Townships tee fishing in the /egion attracts thousands yearh to Eastern Township lakes Such places as Brome Lake and Fitch Bay on Lake Massawippi h !>re become a haven for ice-fishermen from far and near It s a great sport You slip and fall trying to get to the fish before it gets away I fish in the summer with my friends and we just continue on into the winter David Ferras of Cowansville said David Ferras and four of his friends have been ice-fishing on Brome Lake for nearly three years Their cabin which squats on the ice about 300 yards from the shoreline of Brome Lake, is one of hundreds situated on Brome Lake this winter Ice fishing is not that much unlike summer fishing The object is the same to catch fish Only the methods are different ByCROSBIE COTTON F'ishermen first drill a hole through the ice using an auger bit Right now we have 24 inches of ice It varies but it is usually about two feet thick We drill a six-inch w ide hole.Mr Ferras said In past years the holes used to have to be drilled using just elbow grease but now some of the bits may be powered by a gasoline motor which resembles that of a chain saw After the hole is made the fishermen installs a tip-up The gadget works on a balance principle like a float' in summer fishing A minnow is attached to the hook and the line is dropped into the water attached to the tip-up We use minnows because fish bite a lot easier Worms don t work ' Gary Williams said The provincial government fish and games department requires a licence for ice fishing though the licence bought for summer fishing is valid in the wintertime Perch and dore are the main kinds of fish caught during the winter near the Williams-Perras hut.though up at the other end of the lake they catch quite a few bass You can catch perch anv time of the day but to be able to get some dore you have to get up pretty early They only bite in the early morning.' said Ross Cahille.another Brome Lake angler from Montreal Five fishermen share the hut on Brome Lake They bring their wives and children from time to time Together the five have about 70 lines going at the same time The average catch per day is about 20 perch and a few dore Ferras.Williams and Cahille come to the lake about twice a week though “sometimes more, sometimes less We started over two years ago when we entered an ice fishing derby.' Mr Ferras said as he stood out in the cold and blistering wind Since that time they haven t stopped fishing on the winter weekends They wait until the tip up starts to bobble and they run slipping and sliding sometimes falling, to get to the hole before the fish gets away “You know, this is a great sport It all depends on the weather.— whether or not the fish are biting Gary Williams said Prostitute testifies at Saulnier hearing Montreal (CP) — A 32-year-old former prostitute said Tuesday she first met Police Chief Jean-Jacques Saulnier in 1963 or 1964 while he was in a Montreal nightclub with a policeman and the owner of the establishment She was testifying at a Quebec Police Commission inquiry into the conduct of Mr Saulnier while he was in charge of the Montreal morality squad from 1963 to 1967 At the request of her lawyer Frank D Shoofey.the name of the witness was forbidden to be published ir her own interest, or the name initials and ad dresses which might be mentioned in her testimony The witness testified under the protection of the Canada Evidence Act She said she had seen Mr Saulnier at the club fairly often, about once a week or every 15 days He spent some two hours drinking and talking with the two persons accompanying him on this particular occasion she said Asked if she had seen the owner in other places, the witness replied 1 have a record and 1 II say it right away I had a friend who was living in the milieu and I sometimes went to s00led television coverage of the opening of Parliament in Ottawa Thursday CBC m a parepared statement, blamed the change' on NABET The* coffHuatiori approaches! NABFT seeking a guarantee* that the* coverage* of the opening would not he* affesJesi by the e*urre*nt rotating strikers The union red uses! to pr ovide* any sue h guarantee members Mr Matte, wfrn eippeised Mr Sarnson in the* leadership convention e»f March.1970 said the* party s executive ‘committee* should ae e e pt Mr Sarnson s resignation effe*e tive immesJiately and nominate an interim le*ade*r until the* ceinventiem is held Mr Samson said his resignation will be effective* March 18 Last fall Mr Matte* said he* we>uld himself run against Mr Samson hut he* said Tuesday that e*ve*nts since* then have* put his r andidacy out of the* question He* said the* party e*xe*cutive should nominate* Armand Bois Cre*ditiste member of the* Quebec national assembly for St Sauveur as interim leader The Cre*ditiste leade*r s announce ment te»ok the* party e*xecutive in Quebec by surprise* Party president Phil ( ossette told a news conference Monday that it was abnormal to hold a leadership convention at the* same* time* as the annual party meeting Me* said the* party executive will meet this Sunday te» discuss Mr Samson s move* Inside today Birth», deaths n Classified 11 Comics 9 Editorials 1 Financial 12 Sports 13- >4 Television 9 Women 6 Today’s Chuckle Do you ever get the unromfeirtable feeling that perhaps your gray hair isn't premiature*'’ » 2 - TH K SHERBROOKE RECORD - WED .FEB.1C.It72 DR.LAWRENCE E.LAMB You can build with cotton Dear Dr.Lamb I enjoy leading your column and I had to make this comment on the Hat chest questions I have heard a saying.What God has forgotten you can build with cotton Dear Header—I am sure that many people will get a chuckle out of your letter I might add that it is also safer than silicone injections, cosmetic surgery and a lot of other things Dear Dr Lamb My friend has high blood pressure for which medication is taken I have learned that an electrocardiogram was taken but do not know the results From this 1 presume there is a heart condition.My question is how dangerous ! ii i.be cari y in a on a romance in this condition in an age bracket of 50 to 55?I know now what they mean when they say it is “an affair of the heart.” as mine (which is normal» really beats too last for comfort Nothing has been said by either of us as yet to acknowl edge the affair, but I can tell by the smiling eyes laughing at nothing heavy breaching and occasional sigh or catching of the breath that the feelings are mutual It has been a heavy strain on my health Can t eat, can’t sleep can’t concentrate and it shows on me Could this be construed as emotional strain?Dear Header—There are an awful lot of people who have new romances and new marriages even after having had heart attacks There is no question but what emotions do affect the heart and your observation that your heart speeds up is perfectly % alid H i ¦ nn indication oi the increased work of the heart and circulation in response to emotional stimulation Don’t let it bother you I^ovemaking carried to its ultimate conclusion also causes a rise in blood pressure and heart rate and it does indeed increase the Unit One UCW meeting O M Wallace I ENN< )XVILLE i nit out oi the Lennoxville United Church Women held the February meeting in Douglas Hall.Queen Street with Mrs William.I Lane pre iding Mr» Lome Davidson had charge of devotions and following the bible reading, she read an article on the preparation and aftermath of the last supper ( 'orrespondenee included interesting letters from Mrs Lawrence MacAllister and Mrs L M Outerbridge.former members now living in Ontario Seventeen members were present and reported 21 visits made to sick and shut-ins The treasurer reported a satisfactory balance, with the addition of a generous donation from a member at this meeting The Phantom food sale was also generously responded to Notice was given of the World Day of Prayer to be held on March 3 A note of thanks was extended to Mrs Lane for convening the lunch for those attending the Presbytenal held here recently Plans were made to hold a pot luck noon lunch at the March meeting with the members of the Golden Age Club as guests Mrs Albert Parsons and Mrs Alex McVetty gave the highlights of their recent holiday in Miami.Fla .which included visits to The Kennedy Space Center.Cyprus Gardens, Disney World The Everglades and of the continuous entertainment so much enjoyed A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs Alex McVetty.Mrs George Leech and Mrs Matheson with Mrs Albert Parsons at the head tea table Celebrates 92nd birthday Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt COMPTON Mr and Mrs Stuart Cairns entertained several relatives on Sunday, February 5 to help celebrate Mr AH Cairns 92ndbirthday The afternoon was spent visiting and some of the guests went ski-doomg Lunch was then served by the hostess, and included individual birthday cakes Mr Cairns is enjoying good health and likes having visitors call on him He also enjoys reading the Sherbrooke Daily Hecord without wearing glasses Those present were Mr.and Mrs Karl Fisk and son William, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fisk of Lennoxville.Mrs Robert Carr.Mrs Carolyn Dufor.Mr and Mrs Hoy Suitor Mr and Mrs William Suitor and two sons.Mr and Mrs Donald Little and two sons.Mr and Mrs Albert Cairns and two children Mr Cairns daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Gordon Young.Grimsby, Ont were unable to attend Mr ('aims received several birthdav cards and gifts Myrtle Rebekah Lodge meets LENNOXVILLE Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No 28 held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening, February 2 Sister Gertrude Beattie presided and welcomed the members Visits and phone calls were reported made and cards were signed to be sent to shut-in members.Communications were read bv the secretary.Sister Luella Brady including letters from the president of the Rebekah \ssembly.Sister Margaret Sanborn and the Assembly Secretary.Sister Viola Noble A letter was also read from Sister Audrey Taylor, thanking the members for her 25-year pin A sum of money was voted to the Educational Foundation Fund Ten dollars was also voted for the 1AR A President's Fund Brother Harry Burt reported that the new Emergency Power Unit had been installed at the Edith Kathan Home Under the Good of the Order an article was read about the prevention of drug use among young people Discussion of this was tabled until the next meeting After the closing of the Lodge the members gathered in the Lower Hall Sister Gertrude Beattie.Noble Grand, then introduced Richard Vaudry.delegate to the United Nations who gave an address called.The United Nations Pilgrimage tor \outh In his talk Richard explained the work of various organizations within the United Nations, namely; The UN Development Organization which provides funds for education and health.The Industrial Development Organization which helps with manufacturing and research programs.The Economic and Social Council which sends recommendations to governments for social, cultural, educational and health matters, and UNICEF which helps the children of the developing countries of the world Richard was thanked by Sister Grace Grégoire for his informative and interesting talk which was enjoyed by all The tea table was attractively decorated in the Valentine theme A delicious buffet lunch was served by the hostesses.Sisters Luella Brady.Beatrice Gordon and Evelvn Savage Wl to enter Fair Exhibit Mrs.E.J.Astbury 838-4831 AYER’S CLIFF - The February meeting of the Women s Institute met in the church hall on Friday Feb 4.conducted by the President.Mrs W ( ass.and opened in the usual way by repeating the collect and singing a verse of the ode The roll call was answered by fourteen members which was to bring 25 cents to the Sunshine Convenor and suggestions for the Program Comm Mrs Ruth Waite Mrs T Ride Mrs w B Holmes and Mrs W ('ass were appointed to this Committee Considerable discussion ensued in regards to the Fair Exhibit and it was decided to enter in the contest Reports were read and accepted Mrs N Pierce.County President, gave a few highlights from the semi annual board meeting which she had attended in Montreal Arrangements were made to serve tea at the County Board meeting which was held here on Monday Feb 7 It was also noted that the March meeting will be held on the second Friday.March 10.because of the World Day of Prayer service on March 3 The Annual Provincial Convention will be held a month earlier this year which will be Mav 24.25 and 26 It was also decided to do something for Save the Children Fund The meeting was adjourned by the President and refreshments served by the hostesses Mrs G Vance and Mrs K Kennedy during which a pleasant social time was enjoyed work of the heart This is one reason why it is a good idea for individuals who are still interested in life and romance to stay in reasonably good physical condition That means maintaining a proper sensible exercise program and weight control Put plainly, it can have an influence on one’s love life It can be a lot more frus trating and damaging to a person’s total physical health to love and be unloved Don t forget that the psychic emotional health is an im portant factor in physical health and a good satisfying healthy emotional relation ship between two people is good for the psychic health The second forty forum for mature women CONCEITED SON IN-LAW Dear Margaret Brookfield: My daughter who is 18 recently married a boy of 21 That was seven months ago 1 never liked the boy because I always thought he was conceited Now the situation seems to be getting worse day by day My daughter tells me her husband cares more about his looks his hair and his outward appearance than he does about her She says he thinks he's irresistible to everyone and believes there s no one living who’s better than himself She has tried talking to him to get him down off his high horse but every time she brings the subject up.he seems to get worse She doesn't know what to do and is at her wit s end She needs some advice and I don t know what to tell her A N.Dear A.N.: The situation sounds problematical indeed Unfortunately, the only points of view we have are your daughter's and yours We know nothing of her husband s side of the story What isn't dear is what those young people saw in each other and which of the two encouraged the relationship in the first place However, if your daughter is as distressed as you indicate, it might be a good idea for her to try to get her bearings If your town has a branch of the Family Service Society, she should be able to get some personal counseling Or if there's a clergyman she could talk to.this might also help And the young man.of course, should also be encouraged to tell his side of the story + + + NORMAL DESIRE DEAR MARGARET BROOKFIELD: Perhaps my problem is somewhat different from the ones you deal with I ve been a widow since age 65 and don’t seem to be able to get used to living alone Sometimes I get so lonely I could scream I m in good health and would marry again if I could find some nice person about my age who wanted to get married Do you think it’s normal for a woman my age to feel this way ’ T.A.DEAR T.A.: It is indeed Many men and women widowed in their 60’s, 70 s and even 80 s have been known to want to marry again, and some have done so happily (The wish to be close to another person is a very human one And it doesn t stop at any particular age ) The practical problem of couse is to find a suitable partner which isr always easy There are a few good men around, however, so there’s no reason why you shouldn t keep looking While you re at it.wny not busy yourself with other matters to keep from getting too lone!} You might volunteer your services at the local hospital or other community organization You might be a foster grandmother at a foundling home You might pursue a hobby which has long interested you Or you might get involved in various club activities The important thing is to stop looking at those four walls and get moving OLD OVERNIGHT DEAR MARGARET BROOKFIELD: Urn 41 years old but most people guess my age as 28 or 29.Since I do look that much younger.I sometimes think that someday I might just turn old overnight I really don’t worry about it a lot.but it occasionally does cross my mind when I run into friends I haven't seen for years and who are already grandmothers ('an one turn old overnight0 Or does it happen gradually0 I have four children, ages 7 through 18 and lead a busy, busy life J.M.DEAR J.M.: The reason people think you might be 28 or 29 is that you’re obviously a vital, active woman leading your busy busy life That’s what s keeping young is all about But there are other factors too Genetics can play an important role in terms of the kind of skin and bone structure one inherits And you re probably fortunate in that respoct ) The state of one s health is important too — the better you feel the better you look But the crux of this matter of youthfulness seems to be what the individual puts into his life and what he gets out of it So.although you can’t count on getting any younger, you needn t worry about turning old overnight .lust keep that energy going and that light in your eye and you II be fine DEAR MARGARET BROOKFIELD: 1 m 47 years old When 1 was 45.my periods stopped About that time.I had a bad case of insomnia and could hardly sleep I still have difficulties but don t like to take sleeping pills What causes this sleepless condition and what can be done about it ' S.V DEAR S.N.Doctors tell us that when a woman goes into the menopause, her body undergoes a number of changes and many symptoms can occur at that time Insomnia is often one of them According to a recent clinical report, over 60 per cent of the women in your age group were afflicted with chronic sleeplessness Physicians say this is often due to declining levels of estrogen, which can affect a woman s general equilibrium To find out what your own situation might be why not visit your doctor0 Tell him about your insomnia and get a complete checkup If he finds you have a hormone deficiency he might suggest estrogen replacement therapy to restore your body s balance This treatment has been known to bring relief in many cases of insomnia and to help with other symptoms . 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Main floor Ladies' Wear! 9» / UNISEX SPLIT LEG BLUE DENIM FLARE JEANS Right tor guys ond gals these unis» » qarmr ntt nrc »n th< mo«t popular style for Spring 77 rugg* d wonted 17 of denim with popular tnopp» r front in the split lr q stvh that s all the rage ' 13 bottoms The maker is interna* tonally known for quality ond gr«of fit' Sues 26 to 36 Reg S9 85 in fine stores cverywhen m Lc Knock ond Young Mi n s Deportment you save almost holt •V/i ¦/*/ > - -O » l ; t- /V «- THKSHKKHKOOKKRM OKIi WKI), FKK 16.1572 Jacoby’s bridge NORTH A J 10 h V HO 2 ?Q J •* A K Q 7 W 1 ST 27 FAST A H 4 A 7 2 ¥ K 7 4 ¥ 1 10 9 5 ?A 10 8 • ?K 9 t 2 A J 10 0 2 A » 5 J SOI TH (I>) A A K Q 6 5 ¥ A Q l ?.C> A A 84 Both vulnerable West North East South 2 A f j* | Pass Pass 1 A 4 A Opening lead A J Soiih* .‘ South couldn’t lose his contract d hast held the heart king because* he could still play hast tor that card after rising with the ace this first time He would still go down if hast held both top diamonds and no king of heai t In that case there would be no plav for the contract As the cards lay.the ace plav would insure it «r* 'T" t- VrfT Youth Center gatherings Mrs Nourse returned home to Richmond with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Douglas Lightfoot and family of Baie dVrfe.after spending a few days with her daughter Mrs Peter Hudderham Mr Rudderham and family at Dorval Mrs Lucille Taylor and Mrs Annette Malboeuf were recent supper guests of their sister Mrs K J Bell veau and Mr Bell veau at the Foyer Residence Rev R A Cameron and Mrs Cameron spent the weekend in N.D.G Montreal with Mi s Cameron s mother Mrs M F Ridley, where they attended a family gather mg at her home Mrs W H Davis of Beebe and Mr Earl 1 )av is of North Hatley were recent guests of Mrs Howard Hills.College St Miss FJizabeth Manning of Montreal spent the weekend at the home of her parents Dr C K Manning and Mrs Manning.Dufferin Ave Mrs Hartley Mclver of Danville was a recent dinner guest of her aunt Mrs Annette Malboeuf and Mrs Lucille Taylor.College St The community was grieved to learn of the passing of a former resident of Richmond and Melbourne Ridge Mr Stephen Millar a resident for a number of years at the Wales Home Sympathy is extended to the family Mrs Lorimer Willey has returned home after an extended visit to her daughter Mrs Ken Newman.Mr Newman and familv at Linstead.Jamaica (iuests of Mr and Mrs.Franklin Ken were Mr and Mrs W (.reel .md Mrs Mable Wallace of Rock Island Mrs Kerr accompanied her sisters to their home where she spent three days Mrs Donas French of Sherbrooke spent .t weekend with her sister Mrs Kvelyn Lister also were guests ot Mr and Mrs A H Banks Misses Laura and Lisa Banks of Sherbrooke spent a lew days with their grandparents Mr and Mrs A II Banks Q ^ »¦* v.CAN \DI \\ RI SC 1 I.tjueher village ol Saint Devastation hit the small Jean Vianney when mudslides took a tragic toll in lives and property.During the emergency the forces helped move survivors.participated in searches and assisted civil police authorities.'t \trv* W i oie^ j"i>ting > Mr> W Park' Mr> W Stevtvn> jihI Mr> K f k lift.I ) Hutih.ngx who vv.i' unable to Attend Fighttvn members Answered roll vail giving a htmsehold or sewing him \ wiMlen quilt made bv several members to in sent to a noedv tamilv who lost all their belonging:* in a tire Vgneulture ci»nvener read an true le on The History id Kiehmond and surrounding towns the pnee> in the old general store Education report from FT A nnvting bur>anes and school loans are iK»st«Hi the bulletin b»*anl at Richmond Kcgutnal \ quilting N'c to he held at th« home ot Mis H Fleck i»n Tuesday Feb 8 and Wednesday ot February ^ ]v*t luck lunch In charge is Mrs F 1 ancaster the Home Fi «momies l'onv enor February Vkeltarc and Health Mrs r Lester tUN'tnl around b«K*ks «m Drug and C«»smeHc t’roteetiun for Canadians Several sunshine Nixes and get well «aids sent bv Mis R Rogers Programme for 19T2 given first reading \uditors and n«iminating iMinmitlce selected \ w «Hiding present «it sheet and pillow cases given t«i member s meeting sale was held als«» a hemming contest won by Mrs I) Oak lev Ku hmond Fair I'rues lor 1972 Ladies Cro< tu t«s| Hal and Scart m Say elle color and length Own choice Children up to 16 vis Collection tit leaves pressed well in adv ancc Children up t«i 8 vrs Collection «d mx miniature plasticine shapes on a 1 .• inch Mat he SHO l’ \K 1’rav The Mafch Ntt^eting to t»e held at the Wales Home Rivreatum rotun 4i>:'i son \ successful White Flephant Hatley Centre Wl plans rummage sale NORTH RATIFY The February meeting ot the Hatley Centre branch ot Quebec W«>men s Institutes was held at the Community Hall on Februarv l The President Mrs L Naeve presidini and the Colleit and Opening Ode were rep< a ted in unison TweK untv The secretarv Mrs Glen Bennett.reph $1800 V\ill accept land ,>r either exchange 569-7754 oa.ii ouscs For Sale DAVE S TRiNSPORT IN( \llied Van Lines Packmg Moving Storage World W ide Phone 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SE in RtK-k Island central area Phonal9-876-a954 or write P O Boa 82.Stans tea# Quebec Z^.Teachers Wanted 8 .(.ars for Sale SEE OB ( At 1.DON M ART IN c-o Martin Motor Sales for Chrysler Plymouth Valiant.Cricket cars and Fargo Trucks Also quality used car> 405 Belvedere St Tel 567 8421.Rev .-.2 7882 V 1 ‘fcf*- sckl^*; sin- KBRoOKr Ml KnER^fees ami Servit ^ i^rp*rh f iM Ans*'ilatidn ' of mufflers quality material lokmut price Fast service 915 Wellington South.Tel 569-7333 Z.In l et SCHOOL TEACHER COMPANY PRIVATE ENGLISH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY LEVEL GRADE 3, 5 & 7 PUPILS 9 Licensed Male or Female teacher required for September 1972 — Follows Eng lish Schools Curriculum of the Department of Educa lion—Knowledge of French as a second language is an asset Modern and fully equipped classroom including piano and high fidelity record player Company Staff House ac commodations are available a! reasonable rates and just 2 minutes away from the school Located m a friendly and picturesque French Cana dian town where adequate recreational facilities are available gjnmuiftiuic.sw imming pool, tennis court?, skiing, curling and skating rinks, etc.) Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience with complete insurance plans coverage.Submit applications and' ex perience to; Industrial Relations Department.Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills.Limited.P.O.Box 600.Forestville, Co.Saguenay.PQ VIM Y ST NORTH 4 .room heated apartment 685 a month No 220 Available Ma\ 1st Phwne 563-1345 LENNOXVILLK Sublet NewSroom furnished apartment available immediately VIso 21 ?rooms modern, fully furnished Available Mav 1st Quiet NORTH HATLEY 3 room heated furnished apartment reasonable rent Suitable tor retired roupie or single person Reply to Ret ord Box 201 LENNQXV H.LE 2‘t room heated furnivhfti apartment electricity T V cable «parking and plug_m provided Available immediately $95 a month 7 James St i >r call 562-9341 after 4 30 pm API ROCH West Ward - 1765 Chagnon Luxuriouf 4*2 rooms wall to wall ear idling washer dryer outlets Bun dry room vacuum cleaner Individual balcony no rental tax Immediate occupancy ^62*798/567-4679/563-7656 26.Help Wanted: Male MAN W ANTED TO HELP with dairy-farm.pensioner with wife House Tel 539 2963 Foster P Q MARRIED MAN FOR DAIRY FARM experienced milker.2 bedroom house fuel hydro, good wages Spencerville Ontario 658-5831 2 /.Female Help Wanted BE W AVON REPRESENTATIVE’ It s an easy way to make money and have fun in your free hours Call 562-1156 or write Mrs L Campbell P O Box 367.Granby Male Si Female Help Z/.Wanted RELIABLE PERSON OR COITLE for small shop near lr S border Living quarters available Reply to Record Box 203 Luxurious 4 room Apartments NEW BUILDINGS 562-4814 — 569-1840 930 Bertrand — 1st floor 910 Bertrand — 2nd floor 1580 Dunant — 2nd floor Heated year round — Resident janitor — Parking with outside plug-in — Washer dryer • outlets — Available May 1st.31.1 6.Konm and Board ROOM W AIL ABLE comfortable two elderly tray service ase write in tile PQ or ‘nine* 20.Wanted to Purcha se WOULD LIKE TO BUY MANY PROPERTIES in Sherbrooke One to 10 apartment* 10 years and more Good ENGLISH SPEAKING MARRIED MAN would like year round work for maintenance lawns etc In Eastern Townships Available May first Reply to Record Box 202 __ Situation Wanted: Female MIDDLE AGED LADY WOTLD lik, housekeeping for gentleman living alone Apply Record Box 200 RAOUL MARTINEAU Inc.specializing in — Local and Long Distance MOVING — Heated WAREHOUSE for furniture, etc.— Ultra modern packing and unpacking on location Tel.569-9921 Highwater Dunkin COLUMNS OF Tel.569-9525 OPPORTUNITIES Tel.569-9525