Sherbrooke daily record, 12 novembre 1965, vendredi 12 novembre 1965

[" BibLctkiqiét du Sdmnairt de Sherbrxkt IV .i ~ zrdrTsz\"* \u2019 » 'V -.\t\u2022*' .,'\u2022'*»\u2022 - «; rt- ¦vv ; | Si I *¦» 1 Highwater centennial satellite launch site MONTREAL (CP) - Célébrations marking thé centennial of Confederation in 1867 may in dude the launching of the first space satellite from a Canadian base.Under present plans, a 40-pound payload «-ill be shot into orbit early in 1967 from High-water.Que,.50 miles southwest of Sherbrooke and a few miles north of the Vermont border.Shot into orbit is accurate because the satellite will be fired from a modified 16-inch gun and will be assisted to its 500-mile lewth by a three-stage rocket once the 2.000-pound carrier-called Martlet IV\u20144s in flight.Canada s first spacecraft.Alouette 1, was launched in September.1962.from Point Argu-tllo.Calif., to study disruptions in the ionosphere which interfere with radio communications.When the gun-fired satellite moves into orbit carrying highly sen.-itive instruments, tt will have a 38-year-old Canadian science professor and the United States Army to thank for giving the project its start.Operation HARP\u2014Higfi Altitude Research Program\u2014is the brainchild of Prof.G.V Bull, PhD, University of Toronto, and now of McGill University, Montreal HARP is primarily a science experiment and is operated as a project of McGill\u2019s Space Research Institute j CHEAPER THAN ROCKETS HARP is currently costing $2.500,000 but its acquisitions in equipment, land and material run to much more than that, and more than 500 persons are at work on various aspects of the experiment The most significant thing about HARP achievement is not that it is able to investigate space better but that it ean do it as well as rocket-powered projects at a substantial reduction in cost.For example, the l S Scout rocket with a payload of less than 200 pounds costs at least $1,000,000 or $5,000 a pound to orbit.* But the HARP goal is to stay within $25,000 per vehicle and $28.000 per payload so thal our orbiting payload cost will be about $700 a pound and the total shot about $53,000,\u201d says Dr Bull.\u201cIf our plans are not interrupted, several satellitts will be fired into orbit in rapid succession by the Highwater gun to dramatize the effectiveness and low cost of gun-launched vehicles.'' HARP has placed Canada among the top launchers in the world in terms of the number of vehicles put into the ionosphere in a year.Dr Bull savs that next year 300 to 500 units will be fired into the ionosphere.\"I think that possibly only the U S, will shoot more than this\u2014 of course the Soviet Union may be doing as much but they keep their figures to themselves,'\u2019 COST NOW SHARED Dr, Bull says HARP, origi-nally financed entirely by the U S.Army, received a shot in the arm when the Canadian government through the department of defence production See \"Highwater\" on Page 7 herbtooke Batlu Bccocd WEATHER Cloudy today with a few sunny intervals; rein beginning late this evening; Saturday cloudy with rain changing to ram showers about noon; turning warmer today.High today and low tonight at Sherbrooke fS and 40.Summary for Saturday: Rain; warmer.Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE QUEBEC.FRIDAY.NOVEMBER \\2, !%5 Sixty - ninth Year Says Liberals stronger now 1 Gordon goes but policies stay CENTENNIAL SATELLITE \u2014 The first space satellite launched from Canada may be part of the 1967 Centennial celebrations.Plans call for the Martlett IV (right) to be fired into orbit from a modified 16-inch gun (left) from Highwater, Quo., 50 miles southwest of Sherbrooke.The gun shown is at the Operation HARP \u2014 High Altitude Research Program \u2014 firing range in the Barbados.The project, operated by McGill University\u2019s Space Research Institute, expects to orbit satellites at a fraction of the cost of rocket launchings.\t(CP Photo) Pllljj ! ?Sharp seen as successor This month and next McGill space lab plans firings from 16-inch gun range HIGHWATER \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 The AerobaUistic Laboratory, Space Research Institute of McGill University plans to conduct firings from their 16-inch gun range at their laboratory here.These firings are planned to take place between November 12 and December 21, 1965.The range area has been posted with signs denoting the boundaries of the danger area.Sentries will be posted to restrict entry into this area during the firing period.The danger area for the OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Walter Gordon, who resigned Thursday as finance min-iister, said today the Liberal minority government now is in a stronger position than it was i before the Nov.8 general election and that it will carry on his economic policies.He told a press conference he resigned because he believed he had given Prime I Minister Pearson bad political advice in call ing the election, but that if he had it to do it over again, he would give the same advice.Mr.Gordon denied that he was mak ing a scapegoat of himself for the election ! result, or trying to take the heat off Mr.Pearson.\u201cMr.Pearson is quite competent to deal with whatever heat may come his way,\u201d Mr.Gordon said.1 He said he thinks the govern- RT\u201d \u2019 \u2019Tl» \"\t\u201d .TJT'IT** ment is in a stronger position now because the danger of another general election is lessened.It will be difficult for anyone in Parliament to force a new election, and the government can carry on \u201cas if it I had a majority,\u201d j Mr.Gordon, 59.had been finance minister since Mr.Pearson formed his first minority government in 1963.and he submitted his resignation Tuesday, a day after the general election resulted in another minority situation.The finance minister, also Liberal campaign chairman.had urged Mr, Pearson to call the vote in search of a majority.\u201cThe conclusion is quite clear,\u201d he wrote to the prime ! minister.\u201cI gave you bad advice, both as a minister and as campaign chairman.I accept full responsibility for this and therefore submit my resignation from the cabinet.\u201d Two days after receiving the letter, and following a two-hour talk with Mr.Gordon, the prime minister accepted the resignation.But he refused to hold his finance minister responsible for the election.I ! !' 11 Red space probe MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet Union today launched an \u201cinterplanetary station\u201d toward Venus, the Soviet news agency Tass announced.Tass said that by noon the space probe was 56,000 kilométrés (nearly 34,800 miles) from\u2019 the earth.Tass said equipment aboard the space station was functioning normally.Step up war JOHNSON CITY.Tex (AP)-President Johnson has given American field commanders in South Viet Nam broad authority to call for\u2014and get\u2014additional fighting men to step up the war against the Viet Cong.Defence Secretary McNamara told reporters, after a day-long policy conference Thursday at the LBJ ranch, that Johnson had \u201cinstructed me to meet the requests from our military commanders for additional personnel as they are received.\u201d firng period is enclosed by Patton Township.Lot numbers, 1, 2.3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.9, 99.100, (part of) 102, 103, 104.105, 106.107, 108, 109, 110, 111, and Sutton Towm-ship lot numbers 96 and 97.During each loading and firing period, red flags will be flown in the areas of the gun sight, the firing butt and at the main entrance gate.Klaxon horns will be sounded with an interrupted note for ten minutes preceding each shot.A one minute note will be changed to a continuous note.All persons are warned not to enter the danger area during the periods stated.OTTAWA (CP) - Mitchell Sharp ranks as the odds-on favorite to succeed to the finance portfolio vacated Thursday night by the resignation of Walter Gordon.The 54-year-old trade minister stands high with close political colleagues to take on the most sensitive post in the cabinet.Moreover, associates fed he has the confidence of the Canadian business community, an asset they look on as vital for the man who guides the country's fiscal and monetary policies.Initial speculation as to the man Prime Minister Pearson might call on to fill the va cancy naturally ranged far beyond r| , 'SwT Rhodesians warned they could face death ?, Snowdons in sun TUCSON, Ari?\u201e (AP)\u2014After a day of resting in Ihe Arizona sunshine.Princess Margaret and her husband, the Earl of Snowdon, flew over the Grand Canyon at sunset today.They will spend Saturday boating on Lake Powell in Northern Arizona.The Snowdons sunned themselves Thursday around the pool at the home of their hosts,! Lewis* Douglas, former U.S.imbasjador to Britain.1 LONDON ( CP )\u2014The British government warned Prime Min-jister Ian Smith and his Rhodesian regime today their defiance of British authority is treason.The penalty is death.Attorney-General Sir Elwyn Jones issued the warning in the House of Commons as the government sought emergency powers to restore Britain's authority over the breakaway, white-run colony in Central Africa.Jones warned Britons inside and outside Rhodesia that actions furthering the aims of Smith's regime would be treasonable.The bill giving the British government massive powers of retaliation against Rhodesia sped toward adoption in the House.Quick passage was urged by Prime Minister Wilson, who[ Thursday night accused Smith's regime of taking police state measures and assuming \u201cthe sickenmgiy familiar attitudes of authoritarian rule.\u201d Jones introduced the bill asking for these special powers: \u2014An order invalidating any laws passed or business ! transa c t e d by Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith's1 regime after its unilateral deelaratitn of independence ?Thursday: \u2014Authority for the British government to exercise executive control and to make laws in Rhodesia: \u2014An amendment to British legislation to make it easier for \"loyal Rhodesian citizens\u201d to obtain citizenship of the ?United Kingdom and the colonies; \u2014An order enabling the British immigration authorities to confiscate passport documents issued or renewed by the Rhodesian regime Jones noted that other actions by Britain\u2014such as the ban on import of Rhodesian tobacco and sugar\u2014had already been carried out under existing statutory powers.Jones said the illegal regime pretended to give to the people of Rhodesia a new constitution \u2014a move which he described as \u201ca grave aspect of this rebel- Britain assured of UN support on Rhodesia UNITED NATIONS (CP) -Britain was assured of overwhelming support in the United Nations today when the Security Council takes up the Rhodesian question The 11 - nation council was called together for an urgent meeting at the request of Britain.following Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence Thursday.Lord Caradon, Britain\u2019s pkr maaenl representative *t *1»! UN, asked for the meeting and said Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart was flying to New York to present Britain's case.Rhodesia's seizure of independence overshadowed the de bate in the General Assembly on the question of the seating of Communist China in the UN, and raised an uproar from Commonwealth countries as om much of the rest of the world.Only Soute Aima mkI Ports* gal voted against a resolution secretary, approved Thursday night at an Meanwhile, a group of 34 Af-emergency meeting of the as- rican countries and another isembly.The resolution called on group of 22 Afro-Asian countries Britain \"to put an end t the tried unsuccessfully to have the rebellion by the unlawful au- Security Council meet on the thoritics\u201d in Rhodesia.\tRhodesian action Thursday PUSHED THROUGH\tnight rather than wait until to- The resolution was pushed day.through the assembly after an Thursday night\u2019s resolution, Afro-Asian bloc turned down the third approved overwhelm-Britain's suggestion that studyjnngly by the 117-nat.ion assem-of the question be delayed pend-,bly, was passed 107 to 2, with IDA Uk arrivai ei lU foreign,Fiance abstaining.lion.\u201d He added: \u201cWe have nol yet seen this document, but it would seem clear that one of ils objects is evidently to usurp the authority of the United Kingdom government and the sovereignty of Parliament.\u201d \u201cThere is abundant authority for the conclusion that conduct [of the kind that has taken place is treasonable.\u201d There was a roar of approval from Labor supporters w'hcn he added: \"So would be steps taken by anyone, whether in Rhodesia or [this country or by anyone else owing allegiance to the Crown, w\u2019ith the intention of furthering the objectives of the illegal regime or inciting others to take such steps.\u201d Meanwhile, there was a possible threat to Britain\u2019s united front on the independence Issue because of some rumbling in 1 b e '.Opposition Conservative party A GIRL WITH A COUNTRY \u2014 Lesley Bautins, 22-year-oliI .Miss Rhodesia, arrives at l/mdon airport last night to compete in the Miss World beauty pageant in London next week.A political crisis arrived with her as competition organizers said they would have to cheek the rules to see if l.esley's 37-25-37 ean go on parade with the 48 other contestants.She is a graduate of Salisbury University and says \u201cI'm an Ian Smith gtr! *11 the wajE\" (AP Wirepholo via cable from Londo») / LL SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRI., NOV.12, 1965 We Are Now At 2410 GALT WEST L NICOL ENRG.Radio and TV Sales & Servie* Daily 9.00 *.m.\u2014 10 »¦\u2022»-Tel.569-2244 DANVILLE Sympathy is being extended to Mrs.Peter Vogt, the former Gertrude Flanders, on the sudden death of her husband at their Long Island.N.Y.home.Miss Mary Lynne McDonald, London.Ont., is spending part of her holidays as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Edgar Stevens, and Mr.Stevens Miss Kathy Walker spent several days in Lennoxville with her grandfather, Mr Edgar Walker.ETV SPREADS AFAR Educational television now is available to 128,000,000 people in 40 states of the United States.GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listings supplied by each station and subject to change without notice.3\u2014WCAX Burlington 12\u2014CFCf\u2014Montreol new Snow Cru/ser with \u2018torque sensitive drive\u2019 3 models for \u201966 OMC Snow Cruiser\u2019s new Torque Sensitive Drive\u2019is truly automatic- no buttons, no levers\u2014your thumb on the throttle does the whole job and automatically selects the proper gear ratio for hills, for loads, for w ide open spaces.'Torque Sensitive Drive\u2019 is life your car\u2019s automatic transmission, only more so.Power slays always smooth and constant.The motor can\u2019t labour or race.So you get top performance, full horsepower under all conditions.If you plan to use Snow Cruiser in deep snow country, you\u2019ll like its new floatation features, such as soft spring suspension of skis, dolly wheels and drive sprockets and its increased track-to-snowarea.This makes Snow Cruiser ride high, wide and handsome.Adds extra stability, too.We\u2019ve added a host of new features to the 1966 Snow Cruiser line to give you extra pleasure and dependability.© 'Î S.\u2022 New quick detachable cab for easy engine access.New soft spring ski suspension.New style ski with replaceable runners.New soft suspended dolly wheels.New spring suspended rear dri\\e sprocket.© T.Hand throttle.Handle grips tested for 50\" below.2.\tLower, tougher plastic windshield 3.\tHi-Lo beam headlight.4.\tNew Integral chrome bumper.5.\tDisc-type hand brake.6.\tSeat back rest with storage compartment.7.\tSnap-on seat cushion.8.\tIn-tilted running boards.9.\tI ock-in neutral 10.Ignition key, light switch, primer button.t © 1.\tI arge tail light.2.\tBuilt-in tow bar.3.\tNo shrink, no streich tr.Kk (.sub-zero tested) This year there are three Snow Cruiser 14 HP engine with 12 volt alternator, models.One has a I5Ç\" track (manual Canadian made by Outboard Marine starting) and two with 20' tracks (elec- Corporation, the world\u2019s largest manu-tric starting or manual starting).All three facturer of 2-cyele engines, are powered by the proven dependable OMC Snaw Cru/ser (5) PRODUCT Of OUTBOARD MARINE CORPORATION OF CANADA ITO, PETERBOROUGH.CANADA Mtnufictuttrt o! 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12) New» 11 16 p.m.6) Local News 11:15 p.m.3) Music tii Weekend in Spurt# J2) Pulse 11:22 p.m.61 Expo Today 11:27 p.m.6) Shoestring Theatre 11:30 p.m.3» Bowling Jl:40 pm.12) Berton 11:45 p.m.8j Mountain Report 11:57 p.m.6» Sullavan Brothers 12:00 p.m.H) News 12:10 p.m.8t Movie 12) News 12:20 p.m.6) Sullavan Brothers BINDING LOST ON BOOK BID Michael Vincent of Constable ville.N.Y., writes, \"What do you think of my partner's four spade bid and my jump to six?The result was excellent, since there was no problem at ail in the play.Of course, I gambled NORTH\t1Î AKJ873 » K J52 ?10 AQ32 WEST\tEAST A 5 2\tA Void *387\tVAQ 10 643 ?AKJ84 4 9 6 A J 8 5\tA 10 8764 SOUTH (D) A A Q 10 8 6 4 ¥ Void ?\tQ 7 5 3 2 *\tAK East and West vulnerable South West North East 1 A Pass 4 4 Pass 6 A Pass Pass Pass Opening lead\u2014?K.Therefore the six spade call \u2022\u2022 as not a \"book'\u2019 bid but it was a mighty good one.No guarantee went with the slam bid until dummy hit the table, but Michael had a lot going for him.He had very good trumps, no losers at all in hearts and clubs, and there was a really good chance that North would show up with either a singleton diamond, the ace or the king.Q\u2014The bidding has been: North\tEast\tSouth\tWest 2 A\tPass\t3 V\tPass 4¥\tPass\t?You.South, hold: A7 ¥K Q 6 à 2 *8 4 *AQ1094 What do you do now?A\u2014Forget about the worthless doubleton in diamonds and take control with a Blackwood four no-trump.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION Your\tpartner shows\tthree aces by bidding five spades.What do you do no»?Answer Tomorrow 8) News 1:15 p.m.In WATERLOO Mr.A.J.Buckland was in [Way\u2019s Mills to attend the burial service of Mrs.William ! Buckland.Mrs.Buckland died in Montreal at the age of 52 [years, after a long illness.Mrs.Ian Boright, of Burlington.Ont., spent the weekend at She home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Bailey.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Graves, of Montreal, were in town during the weekend, guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Graves.Dr.and Mrs.Robert Boright and three children visited Mr P.1).Boright and Mr.Charles Boright during the weekend.Brian Gurnham, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Gurnham, Ste.Rose, spent a few days with Mrs.W.K.Robinson.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Dun-[smore and two sons, Doug and Scot, Lowell, Mass., «ere weekend guests of Mr.Dunsmore\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Dunsmore, Macdonald Avenue.Mrs.George Bishop, of Victoria, B.C., was the guest of her uncle, Mr.David Hughes and Mrs.Hughes during the week.that my partner would have second-round control in spades.The answer to Mr.Vincent\u2019s question is that the North hand is a \u2018 bock\" four-spade bid.Almost every bridge book today explains that the jump to four of partner\u2019s major suit opening shows 13 or mo.e points in support of partner's suit and not more than 10 points in high cards.North heid exactly 10 high card points and the addition of three points for the singleton produced the major raises, the jump to four is not changed a bit.As for Mr.Vincent\u2019s jump to six spades, he went right out of the book.All books explain carefully that in order to move to a slam after your partner jumps to four, you need a lot of high cards and first or second round control of all suits.Micheal\u2019s 15 high card points don\u2019t meet the first requirement and he had two quick potential losing diamond tricks.: HATLEY The joint rummage sale sponsored by the two churches of the community on Nov.6 was very successful and proceeds were very satisfactory.Mr.David Denton, Drum-mondville.spent the weekend at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.Raphael Shar-man and family, Brownsburg, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.William Sharman, Mr.and Mrs.Gary Drew, Lennoxville, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Lester Drew' and family.DANCE Lennoxville Rifle Club Hall Saturday Night Jerry Haseltine Orchestra Everyone Welcome! p.m.p.m.Ti-Blanc Richard Prop.DANCING Every Saturday, Eve 9 p.m.till closing PRESCOTT ORCHESTRA Grant Taylor, Mgr, Adm.$1.25 NICK'S ft DANCE WAGON WHEEL RANCH BURROUGH'S FALLS SATURDAY NOV.13th Sam Hopper and His Orchestra Sponsored by \"The Wagon Wheel Riding Club' DOOR PRIZE \u2014 A Gold Watch Come and Have Fun.Adm.1.00\tEveryone Welcome! Under new management.About Television By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (API\u2014An amusing\u2014and mighty familiar\u2014little comedy idea on NBC\u2019s Bob Hope Theatre Wednesday night was just the right prescription for some of the tired 30,000,000 people recovering from Tuesday night\u2019s power blackout.And so was the problem of The Virginian\u2019s hard luck neighbor and the derring-go of the 1 Spy agents chasing an escaped spy.NBC.in fact, was a comfortable channel Wednesday night for a smooth sail away from stern reality.Mr.Governess, the Hope show comedy, was busy building laughs on the old device of having a tall, husky, pipe-smoking man forced to disguise himself as a woman.It was broad comedy, of course, plus a mixed pair of romances and the anticipated windup\u2014star Tom Tyron lost his wig.Throughout the day\u2014particu larly in news shows and in a pair of news specials\u2014the TV networks busily cleaned up the big story of the previous night\u2019s big blackout.the «ameu» 'M INOW CRUISER today \u2022»: Gingras & Fils Ltee.Salai & Service 10 \u2022 10th Ave.S., Sherbrooke Tel.: But., 569-3405 Rei., 569-5053\tPlamondon & St-Pierre Salet & Service 552 Montreal St., Sharbreoka \u2014 Tal.569-6880\tMagog Marine Sales & Service Inc.H.Morin, Prop.675 Thomat Ava., Magog \u2014 Tol.843-3788 \t\t Therriault Marine Enrg.Seiet A Service 41a \u2022 6th Ava., Windier \u2014 Tal.845-4269\tBuzzell Motors 118 South Straat, Cowamvlile \u2014 Tal.263-0414\tFergjson-Kirwin Ltd.(Atic.Handy Andy Store») 92 Main St., Rock liland \u2014 Tal.876-5725 \t\t P.E.Thibodeau Enr.145 Jutrai Blvd., E\u201e Victoriavllla \u2014 Tal.752-4994\tDrummondville Marine Enr.17 Marcotta Blvd., Drummondvilla South Tel.GR.8 2297\tMaurois Automobiles Ltee.Main St.Eut, Coaticook, Tal.849-2767 \t\t Garage Lionel Poirier Enr.101 du Carmal St., Danvlll* \u2014 Tal.8392721\tRoma Malouin 1066 Main St., Waterloo \u2014 Tal.539-0494\tHatley Marina Reg'd.North Hatley \u2014 Tat.842 2766 1 Producers of CBS\u2019 What\u2019s My Line?after considering the matter for two days went back to their original idea of putting a dose friend of Dorothy Kil-gallen\u2019s into the late columnist's spot on the show panel Sunday night.They chose Kitty (Carlisle.The other guest on the panel will be Steve Allen, once a regular on the show.For ob jvious reasons, it will be a difficult show for all participants.KINGSEY \u2014 Mrs.Gwen Mastine.who has spent some time in Laconia.N.H., is visiting her son.Mr Nelson Mastine and family.Mr.and Mrs.R Dewar and children, Lennoxville, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.H Mastine, little Heather returned with them Mr Herbert Taylor has gone lo Toronto Fair with Hereford \u2022dtle for ten days.Miss Dawn Goodfellow and Miss Sharen Kennedy.Montreal,) «pent the weekend with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Good-* fellow., no 1965 Friday,\t' spectator, rr- 1\t.*\t^ % Ha\"'\"00\t^ î If pleads , for Dlltt* \u2018 Brake f Systems IN CASE YOU MISSED IT.feSsstfâé !«,r QUOTE: Every automobile should have a secondary braking system.The single braking systems now in most cars are grossly inadequate.OBSERVATION: Studebaker has a (secondary) Dual Brake System.Only 1 other Canadian-built car has such a system.It's Standard Equipment on the 1966 Studebaker.Has been for 4 years.QUOTE: Disc brakes have a lower incidence of failure than drum brakes.OBSERVATION: Studebaker offers Disc Brakes as a low cost option on all models.Has since 1963.The rest of the automobile industry is beginning to catch on.FACT:\tMany Studebaker owners already have a Dual Brake System.They can face the coming winter with Peace of Mind.OBSERVATION: Doesn't it really make sense to be a Studebaker Owner?Your family will feel safer in a Studebaker.*} Studebaker OF CANADA.LIMITED ROUSSEAU AUTOMOBILE INC 2059 Kng St West Sherbrooke Tel 567-3931 See the new STUDEBAKERS at any of the Studebakar dealer» lilted in this newspaper.Gorage Lionel Poirier Enrg.Danville \u2014 Tel.839-2721 Roderick Crandall Sales \u2022 Service Maple St., Knewlton Tel.243-5727 A.Pomerleou Garage 262 Hatley Street Weit Magog \u2014 Tal.843 4221 t I I T ONU word for RECORD CLASSIFIED ADS.*s little os It's the BIGGEST ^ an ad when you ordei 6 consecutive insertions' \"little\" buy in advertising SljctbcoolieTaiIqBecG FKl .NOV.IL*.IîHvS \"Sherbrooke s Leading Dairy SHERBROOKE ^ PURE MILK HIGH OUALiTV DAIRY PRODUCTS - t*l S6?1S(S Mrs.Guy Bishop Funeral to be held tomorrow Funeral services for Mrs.C.Guy Bishop will be he\u2019d at 2 pm.tomorrow in St.Peter's Church.Sherbrooke.Rev.J.D.R Franklin officiating.Burial j wiil be in St.Peter's Church cemetery.Mrs.Biihop, the former Ida I Harriet Bailey, died at her home.510 Quebec Street on Thursday.She was 85.Mrs.Bishop was the widow of the late C.Guy Bishop, pro- i minent Sherbrooke businessman.who died in July, 1960.Born in Leeds Village, Que., Mrs.Bishop attended school there.She received her teacher's diploma from McGill Uni-: versity, and taught in a number of rural schools throughout the Eastern Townships.She was married in 1906 to Mr.Bishop, then a resident of Marbleton.In 1919, they moved to Sherbrooke.While in Marbleton, Mrs.Bishop was president of St.Paul's Church Guild, and was active in other phases of church work.In Sherbrooke, Mrs Bishop was a past president of St.! Faith's Guild of St.Peter's Church, and was active in all I of the Guild\u2019s work.Mrs.Bishop was a valued! member of the Sherbrooke branch of the Red Cross, especially during the two World W'ars when she knitted numer ous articles to send overseas.Remains are resting at the! R.L are M TOYS, TOYS, TOYS \u2014 Marcel Breton and Benoit Turpin, two Sherbrooke firemen, are busy repairing old toys and salvaging broken ones for about 300 needy Sherbrooke families.This is an annual project of the Sherbrooke Fire Oenartment.(Record photo b\\ Gem Sherbrooke firemen play Santa; need more toys for repair shop See Bishop Funeral Home, 300 'Mrs.C.G.Bishop\" Page 7 a GIFT .that is sure to please her j GENERAL ELECTRIC VACUUM Christmas is coming, and a child's fancy generally turns to thoughts of toys.Stores stock up, and catalogues full of glossy pictures of all the latest innovations from toyland invade every home.But what about the unfortunate child from the poor family, whose parents cannot afford to buy toys?The Sherbrooke Fire Department is trying to make sure these youngsters in Sherbrooke are not deprived this Christmas, Toys, toys, toys; *11 shapes and sizes of toys, Dolls, trucks, sleighs and doll carriages.The basement of Sherbrooke\u2019s No.4 Fire Station on King Street East is beginning to look like a cross between a repair shop and a toy store, as Sherbrooke firemen work feverishly to full the Christmas needs of more than 300 Sherbrooke families.For the eighteenth year, the Sherbrooke Fire Department is well launched on its annual Christmas paign.FJ s?\u2014 Models from 69.95 (Use our Credit Plan) ROSS-BIRON 562-1564 Electric Ltd.183 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke.Meaiu SHOP By PAUL WATERS (Record staff reporter) The president of the campaign.Sylvia Provencher.reports that he is sadly short of dolls.\"Sometimes,\u201d he ex plained, \u201cwe use three or four old dolls to make one good one.\u201d Mr.Provencher said that the campaign was doing well in its collection of boys\u2019 toys but they still need more.He said that anyone who had some old toys that he wanted to donate, could take them to Number Four Fire Station, or leave them with any Shell service station.RUBBER UNDERCARPET and INSTALLATION ROLLS CHOICE OF COLOURS AND PATTERNS ACRILAN, NYLON & WOOL FIRST QUALITY by HARDING Buy the carpet you need NOW! INSTALL! cLZAMAmjUl M E U B Li E S \u2022\u2022\u2022 F U R N I T U R \u20ac 38 Wellington South Tel.569-7411 Sherbrook Impersonated at the polls The federal election in Sherbrooke wasn't perfectly honest, it was ravealed In court on Wednesday.Mrs.Nicole Bourque went before the Court of the Sessions of the Peace this week for im-toy cam- personating somebody else at the polls.Mrs.Bourque pleaded guilty and was fined $100.The sentence was low as the pjudge said he felt that she was just an innocent pawn in a much larger setup.Deanery group meets Sunday RICHMOND \u2014 (Special) \u2014 The Richmond Deanery Laymen's Association wdll meet in the St.Ann's Church on Sunday evening, November 14 when the Rev, Richard Blyth, a visit ing priest from Johannesburg.South Africa, will be the guest N speaker.A supper will be served at 6 p m.in the hall followed bv a meeting in the rhureh proper.Election of officers will he held\tJ The campaign opened last Saturday morning with a show for kiddies, at which admission was paid with old toys.\u2018The show went pretty well,\u201d Mr.Provencher re ported, \"but it would have been better if it had been in the afternoon.\u201d The campaign lasuts about five weeks.The toys are collected and sorted.The broken ones are painstakingly fixed.One of the campaigners, Lieutenant Jean Paul Char-est.is a qualified welder, and his services are priceless when it comes to repairing tricycles.The firemen also have a woman who repairs the dolls.She washes them and makes clothes for them.The men work at these jobs in all the spare time they have, working sometimes as long as ten hour* a day.The men find if rewarding, though.As one fireman remarked \u201cit makes it feel more like Christmas.\u201d dates set tentatively the tentative date' of the Eastern Townships' 1966 county fairs were announced at the an nual meeting of the Eastern Townships Count> Fairs Asso-ciation, hold at the New Sherbrooke Hotel yesterdaj The dates set were: Bedford ¦August 12 14.Richmond, Aug ust 18-21: Cookshirc.August >19-21: Ayer\u2019s Cliff, August 25-(27; Brome.September 3 5 Sher [brooke, which is not a member of the association announced that its summer fair would be held from August 26 Sept ember 1.The county fair committees iof all these areas had delegates iat ihe meeting The dale of Drummondville's fair was not announced as Drummondville sent no delegates.The officers of the association last year were all re elected to serve another term Lome Hunter Cookshire was elected president; Tom Ride, of Ayer's Cliff, vice president; and Mrs.R.J Harrison, serre tary.The delegates from Cook-shirr and Richmond discussed re-arranging their fair dales so they would not fall on the same day.The main inconvenience, of this, the delegates said, was that it made it difficult to get a good midway show.The discussion bogged down as the delegates were not em powered to change their fair Lem ay ) nMÜI Sentence awaited on theft charge Yvon Beaudoin and Victoi Dons of Scot-down will he sen temed November 18 on charge-of theld.The two men pleaded guilt) befure Court of Sessions Judge Benoit Tunnel yesterday to having stolen $50 and $33 cash and $400 worth of wire in Scolstow n Hubert Cole hist his licen-r for six months ami was fined $1011 wheo In- plcadei, g.> before Court of Sessions Judge Benoit Tunnel yesler-d;n on a charge of hit anil run.* A * Serge Marchand, Gilles Blais and K.el.er Fortier, all of Rico inond were fined $25 eaeh by Cour! ut Session Judge Benoit runnel yestenla> when the> ; pleaded guiliy to a charge of loitering in Rirhnmnd pp*\"''; .\tSfttisllliSnjiis A scone from The Rake s Progress, with Jeremy Blanton and Lois Smith Colorful Rake's Progress ballet goes back to era of Tom Jones Hour changed \\rmM U e I ),,\\ services it the (Opera House at Hie Boundary I which were scheduled to begin i Sunday at 2 p in, ha\\e been delayed until 3 pm.due to a meeting of the Bible Society at 2 p m On Ma\\ will dunce the rule of Ihe Be (rayed Girl, one of the [irsl im portant leads danced by Margot Fonteyn when she joined the Royal Ballet.Howard Marcus is east as the Rake's dancing master, and Yves Cousmean a- 0.1935.the Sad-escaped the Benesh annotator dates, and so they resolved toller\u2019s Wells Ballet, a company One of the most difficult hold a meeting between the two still in its infancy, gave the first problem of duplication in pre committees and solve the prob-jperformance of The Rake's paring the National Ballet's lem among themselves.\tHTogress,\u201d a ballet based on aversion of the work lias been Representatives from two series of engravings by Williain llial of recreating Rex Whist midways were present at the Hogarth.The music was a com ler's sols.The Sadler s Wells meeting, All Canadian Shows missioned score by Gavin Gor-jBallet lost the original sels Ihe Man With a Rope, leader and Peler March Shows Ltd.^on.The exquisite ISth-cen when the company fled Holland of Ihe chorus of lunatics in Ihe Ihe owners of Hell Drivers tury Sp.|tinp5 and costumes in 1949, a couple of grands hairra.siing Bedlam scene were the work of Rex Whistler, jet es ahead of the invading! The Nalional Ballet of Can Most important the clioreo Nazis.When the Sadler\u2019s Wells a da comes here as part of a graphe wa.s by Ninel te de Val decided to lestage Ihe work, it six-month loin of Canada, jois, founder director of the was discovered thail Whistler's' Sadler's Wells Ballet.\tI designs for the sols had dis p\t\u2022\t_ In Nov.20, the National Bal appeared; and Hie artist had \u2022'®aSOU QlVCn Jet of Canada will present \u201cThe.been killed during Ihe war., i Rake s Progress\u201d here at the As a consequence, the Sad Four ears and a van collided1\t\u2018\t\u2019 just outside Lennoxville last Regd.were also there.Cars, truck in collision night, at 7 30.The accident : happened ai the intersection of Route* 5 and 22.No one was reported injured, though the cars were badly damaged, jThe Sherbrooke detachment of :the QPP said they had no re port of the accident.here at thel As a consequence, the Sad- TOT r&SignatlOIT University of Sherbrooke\tAs ler's Wells company renewed,\tLome\tCampbell,\tChairman completely as human memory, the sets from photographs,jof tihe hoard of Ihe Sherbrooke dance\tnotation, photographs|published reproduction*\t«f\tProtestant School Commission, and draw ings allow , it will Im Whistler's numerous back-1 announced today that ihe rea an exact replica of dc Valois'drops, and from the reminis son for the resignation of Wat own realization of the ballet, rences of those who had paint 1er Mut eh 1er Jr.this week was The ballet takes the spectator cd the sets or danced in front 'pressure of business \" Mr hack lo the Tom Jones county; of them\tiMufchler's position has been as did\tHogarth's drawings,\tit The National Ballet\u2019s\trfc.\tfilled by\tDr.John\tSil-ny casks an ominous, moralistic signers ha\\e had lo repeal ex- _____________________________________ eye at the decline of a wealthy act I y the same kind of artistic young profligate as he wenches, irchaetogy.piecing together a drinks and gambles hi- way to reconstruction of Ihe Whistler penury,\tinsanity and death\tin designs from photographs\tand Bedlam Ils chief pentagon from the limited material avail lists arc I hr Rake himself, an able from the Royal Rallel innocent girl he hetravs, and The work has been completed, those who toady to him and the sets rebuilt and paitcd as j hasten his decline\tclosely as possible lo Whistler's The dancers of Canada's Na intention, except that they have jtional Ballet learned the ballet been enlarged to scale and a from Faith Worth, a personal false proscenium added.'friends of Ninette rlc Valois' Principal dancers Lawrence I and the Benesh dance notation Adams and Jeremy Blanton J expert of Ihe Royal Ballet, will share the role of the Itakr iCelia Franca, artistic director and prima ballerina Lois Smith of the National Ballet, danced \u2022in \u201cThe Rakes Progress\" when she was a soloist with Sadler\u2019s (Wells, and she ton has been 'coaching the company to polish DANCE Saturday Night 9:00 \".M.LA PALOMA DANCE HALL Huntingviil* HAROLD NUTBROWN ORCHESTRA Modmn *nd Old-Time Mu»ic BOY SCOtT HONORS WAR DEAD \u2014 Dana Harper, of the Bury Bov Scouts, salutes the war memorial in Bury yesterday after laying a wreath on behalf of the Smuts.(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) any details that might have BRIEFLETS In the delighlful end relaxing atmosphere of fhe supper.By DOUG MACKENZIE (Record staff reporter) BURY \u2014 Citizens of this fown remembered their war dead, in an impressive ceremony in front of the w'ar mem ^elnor'aL \"\u2019here Colonel Bish-orial yesterdav afternoon ^P- introduced Rev.Richard Colonel Wells Bishop was Blylh' °f S1' Pi,ul\u2019S Church in the Master of Ceremonies, and introduced the various digni taries in attendance.gion.Boy Scouts Bury remembers its war dead i- T 'N - M\t^w ^ Christ Church Parish Hall.Nm ceremonies fhat I have attend\t0,1 ,0 1 \"(l Pm ,,,'n ed.Too often we take for scaIP>P\"' brans, salads & pic.granted what we have, and for\tChildren 65c.gel what our fallen comrades did to preserve our freedom\tNORTH HATLEY and way of life\u201d\tArmistice dinner Sal Nov.Bury, who offered the opening\t13th 7:00 p m.Connaught Inn.prayer, followed by the Lord's Colonel Bishop then read off \\or|h Halley Sponsored by prayer.\tthe names of those who gave Br;)n{.h 242 Hnyi| ( «nadian h A short speech was given by ,'1Pir\tin l',eir country's Members of the Canadian Le Claude Govselin, M1*A, for armed forces gion.Branch No 46 and Bury Compton who said.\"This is Wreaths were then laid at\tSHERBROOKE paraded to the one of the most impressive the foot of the monument by The annual Christmas fea and the Canadian legion, the Worn 'ale, Trinity United Church, en's Auxiliary and Women\u2019s In Court St Wed.Nov.17th .3 00 stitute of Bury and Rrookbury In fi 00 p m Sponsored by I nil William Batley, laid a wreath ed Church Women on behalf of the Town of Bury, and for Mayor Dougherty, who\tSHERBROOKE was unable to attend the funr WOMEN\u2019S CANADIAN CLUB Hon due to illness in his farm of the Eastern Townships din ly,\tner meeting, Friday, November Corporal Charlee Raw-lings 19th .*1 7 p m New Sher-(retired) laid a wreath on be brooke Hotel.Speaker: Dr half of the Royal Rifles of Can Frank MacKinnon.Topic \u201cCon ada, a division that fought in federation After a Century.\" Hong Kong.Mothers and friend* then laid\tSHERBROOKE wreath.* in re mem her a nee, fol- ADVANCE NOTICE: Annual lowed by the Boy Scouts.\tturkey supper Plymouth United Bob Bennett then played the Church Hall.Thurs Nov.25th Laid Pod, as the flag was low 5 30 to 7 OG pm.Adults $1.25 ered to half mast followed by a Children 75c period of two minutes silence.\t- After two minute* silence\tSHERBROOKE was observed, trumpeter Ben ADVANCE NOTICE: Si Paul's nett played reveille.\tLadies' Guild country style tur Rev.G.T/okhurst, of the key supper A Christmas sale in East Angus United Church, de- St.Paul's Church Hall, McMan livered the benediction, follow- amy Blvd., Sat.Nov, 27th., $5 00 ed by the national anthem, to to 7:30 p m Adults *] 25.child end the ceremonies.\tren under 12, 75c.CHEVALIER LOUNGE Dancing from 8:30 p.m.to a.m.THE QUEBEC FRONTIERSMEN AGAIN CAMPAIGN FOR THE POOR TV tremendous success realized last year through the sale of candy bags, whose profit* were used to purchase food to fill Christmas Baskets for needy families of our cily, has created renewed enthusiasm among Ihe member* of Company No.2 of the Quebec Frontiersmen to reatime this charitable work, this year.Frontiersmen and friends will solicit from door to door entirely for baskets for needy families.We ire confident that again this year, the population of Sherbrooke will respond generously to this worthy cause so that le*s fortunate families will enjoy Christmas.Thanks again to the generous citizens of our city for their support FEATURED FRIDAY and SATURDAY U HAKOfl MOTOR HOTEL DEZIEL \u2022ccomp«n 3a!00 King St.West \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.567-3941 AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES Gervais, (.anglais & Monty , ' LAWYERS 6 Wellington South > ¦\u2019< ' '.- iherbrooko \u2022\u201c ¦ \u201c.v-.5624735 BLASS & MADR0 \"Qualify Men's Store\u201d \u2014 Custom Tailor» \u2014 149 Wellington St North Sherbrooke - Tel 569 /928 NOW PAARL IS FIVE STAR 1 A FINER IMPORTED BRANDY AT THE SAME MODERATE COST FOR DISTINCTIVE FLAVOUR, VOUS PAARL-EZI PAARL (Jiirfhnï ?A ?BRANDY* \u2014\t.itewei&ttTjii» \u2019-\u2019-.\"-TT\"?,\u2014 Peerl \u2014 fioduct Of South Afriee.I Sljetbtooke Bally Btcord Th« paptr of th« Eaitern Township*.Established February 9, 1897, Incorpora ting the Sherbrooke Gazette (eat.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est 1879) Published every weekday by the She rbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd.119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke.Que.JOHN BASSETT IVAN W.SAUNDERS E MOIRA BASSETT HUGH DOHERTY Chairman\tPresident\tVice-President\tEditor-in-chief FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 196^\u201d Blood bath likely With one African country after another declaring independence from their European overlords \u2014 Britain, France, Belgium or Portugal \u2014 the decision of Rhodesia to cut its ties with Britain normally would make little difference to the overall picture.After all, it may be argued, why should Rhodesia be different than any other African state?But circumstances behind Prime Minister Ian Smith's decision for a unilateral declaration of independence are vastly different from those governing the action of the Congo, Kenya or other countries on the Dark Continent.For the most part, with the possible exception of South Africa, the idea behind the independence movement to date has been to give the colored majorities in these areas self-government.Sometimes willingly, sometimes reluctantly, the European nations freed their African colonies by placing the government in the hands of the native leaders.But Prime Minister Smith's drastic action was based on a diametrically opposite foundation.He knew and his white advisers knew that any treaty with Great Britain providing for independence would place great powers in the black majorities.?Heard (bill don'l believe il) lhal the spoof on .1 for Rhodesians This safeguarding of the majority rights was inacceptable to the 200,000 White Rhodesians who believe they have the inalienable privilege of governing and containing the 4,000,000 blacks.The only solution was to declare unilateral m-pcndcncc, which would obviate the controls planned by Whitehall.Perhaps Prime Minister Smith may be able to establish a white-dominated state, but in all probability he will set off one of the greatest blood baths ever witnessed \u2014 one that might involve many other African nations.Rhodesian blacks may be expected to re>ort to the only means at their disposal to win a decent place in the sun \u2014 armed revolt.And when they raise their arms against their white masters they may expect support from their black neighbors.Prime Minister Smith will have to go it alone.The major democracies, pledged to the policy of self-determination for the blacks, will be prevented from providing the Rhodesian whites with any armed support \u2014 even if they wanted to.Against the aroused millions of black Rhodesians and their sympathizers in other parts of Africa, the whites face a grim outlook indeed.* \u2019re making a movie that is [SOI a lines Bond.Johnson steps on President Johnson\u2019s move to release 200,000 tons of aluminum from the government stockpile has produced the desired result of forcing major producing companies to withdraw price increases announced during the past week.The thinking behind the US government move is understandable.It hopes to maintain the present remarkable expansion in the nation\u2019s economy.But it also must limit inflationary price increases which would boost aluminum imports and aggravate the balance of payments deficit.The government economists also insist that there is not too much free competition in this important market so the natural laws of supply and demand are not fully effective.But grave concern may be expressed over government intervention in individual wage and price decisions.Obviously any government has legitimate monetary and fiscal responsibilities dangerous ground to discharge for the maintenance of the welfare of the people, but to step from general policies regarding credit and taxation which affect all branches of the economy into the pricing policies of specified industries is a drastic move that should be made only after the closest study.Except for a few theorists who believe that state planning holds the answer to all our economic woes, the average man will ask just how the government can determine just what increases in the prices of aluminum, or any other commodity for that matter, are justified, especially when it offered no objection to substantial increases in wage and fringe benefits for workers in the industry.While scoring an immediate but perhaps temporary victory, President Johnson is creating a precedent that might cause him much trouble in the future.* ?* II link children think voii\u2019rc prctly wonderful, how their elders regard you isn\u2019t I on important./'Now Thot We Hove a Satellite Relay; I Suppose We'll Send Our Culture Abroad!\" a 'J0 f'J Targets since Lenin s time Bureaucracy, mismanagement the plague of Soviet industry MOSCOW (CP)\u2014Perhaps the\tBy JOHN BEST\t, \u2018'There actually is no sinçle b'ggest problem facing Soviet ,\tot2an that coulj\tai| industry is how to curb\tthe:aSpccts and decide upon the is- reaueracy and nn s manage MrenK'h of Russ>a * economy.of [he devel n( of an meat.\t15 SIGNATURES NEEDED industry in all its variety.\u201d Communist leaders have\tBrezhnev told of the develop- v .ff , railed against them from the ment by oilmen in the Volga ,- 0!yfln.,offfre,d so\"1e st?rl' time of Lenin but the problem area of a time-saving system .I' T1,8»'08.lhe,,undcr' only gets worse.\tIfor drilling oil wells with a' *\t1 f .asse,s thlouSh Recently the Soviet leader- turbodrill suspended on a flex- P00\u2018 or8anuatlon- ¦ ship signalled a new drive to ible cable instead of with drill! About half of all journeys by cut away government red tape pipes.\tjstate-owned road transport are blamed for stifling efficiency at \"It would seem clear to emPty runs, he said, the factory level.\teveryone that this was a vital! Factories reach their planned \"We must achieve utmost matter, but it took nearly a production indexes, in a num-simplicity in the system of;year just to agree on the sched-|*,er ot cases.only four years or management of enterprises,\u201d ule for ,he manufacture of thejn,ore after they have gone info Communist Party First Secre- equipment and cable.Unfortu-!0Pera**0n-I ary Leonid Brezhnev told a nately it has not been agreed The Moscow press frequently meeting of the party\u2019s central upon to this day because this'carries articles revealing other committee.\tmatter required the signatures instances of bureaucratic mis- \"We must go painstakingly of 15 representatives of differ-! management.One type not through the structure of every lent organizations subordinated often written about was re-ministry, either existing orjto state committees and eco-jcently exposed by Pravda, the newly formed; reduc.the mini nomic councils.\u201d\tCommunist party newspaper: her of stages of management of' Brezhnev noted another in-Cancellation of ' orders after the production activities of rn-: stance in which 30 signatures I production has started, terpriscs, so as to make the from various departments were: During the la-t two years machinery of the ministries!needed to approve one ' clear factories of the electro-techni more mobile, c a p a b l e of!question.\u201d\t'cal industry and apparatus promptly, efficiently and in a\tKosygin\ttold\tthe committee\tbuilding of Moscow economic competent manner settling all\tthat at the present time plans\tcouncil received refusal, iho problems of the operation for new equipment are exam-jmore than 30,000,000 ruble of enterprises\tined and drafted by one state worth of production, the Brezhnev and Premier Mexei organ, plans for production and!count said.Kosygin, in separate reports to capital investment projects by In some enterprises refusals the committee, gave some ; anothe.\tand\tsupply matters\treach one-third of the annual striking examples of how the\tare dealt\twith\tby still another,\tamount of production.| Bygone | days 1 TWENTY YEARS AGO (From fh« Record of Monday, SHERBROOKE \u2014 Rot.r-November 12, 1945) lent instrumente) in the success of the 14th ennuel Sherbrooke Rotery Fair ere es follows; E.W.Gilboy.Vico-cheiramen of the fair: B.N.Holthem, G.M.Wiggett, Chairman of the fair; J.A.Archambault, president of the club; J.R.Simms, secretary of club; Jan Rick, R.L.Curphey, Chairmen ef Finance; Willierd G.Cross; pest president; E.E Goodenough «nd Cliff Bryant.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Setur-urday, November 12, 1950) HEATHTON \u2014 The Heath-ton group of the Farm Forum held its first meeting et the home of Mr.and Mrs Roy Aldrich and Mr.end Mrs.J.D, Smith entertained at ?he next meeting.Mr.end Mrs.Kenneth Drew have invited the group to meet them on Monday evening, November 13, when the subject Forests\u2014Slash or Save will be discussed.TEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of Friday, November 12, 1955) SHERBROOKE \u2014 An offi-cial of the Provincial Department of Education has recommended that the Sherbrooke Roman Catholic School Commission consider studying plans for a new school at St.Patrick's Academy.PHflytR FO* TODAY FROM JCbe Upper Room* Spare no effort to make fast with bonds of peace the unity which the Spirit gives.(Ephesians 4:3, NEB).PRAYER: 0 Christ, Thou who art the word made flesh, help us to share the life we find in Thee with those who know Thee not.Implant Thy love in the hearts of all men that the world may soon know true peace.For our Savior's sake.Amen.Latins plaintive Canada s absence from OAS deplored RIO DE JANEIRO (CPi-South American diplomats usually sound plaintive when they speak about Canada's absence from the volatile Organization of American States Brazil\u2019s 62-year-old foreign affairs minister, Vasco T.Leitao Da Cunha, is no exception.Over a cup of strong Brazilian coffee in a drawing room at the pink-stucco Brazilian foreign office here, Da Cunha said Latin American governments usually find Canada\u2019s disinterest in the OAS a little hard to understand.\"We think Canada could make a very positive contribution to the work of the organization.Brazil and Canada have, always had somewhat similar roles in foreign affairs.\u2018\u2018Diplomats from both our countries take time to look at a situation from all sides before, taking a stand.More of that sort of thinking would certainly! be an asset to the organization\u201d He was echoing the remarks of Brazilian President Gastello Branco, who said in an earlier interview: \u2018T do believe Canada should join the OAS.Through its political and cultural organization it could make an important contribution.\u201d Da Cunha, a distinguished diplomat who was formerly his country\u2019s ambassador to Rus-j sia and Cuba, said he was! among these who helped to' draft a resolution passed at a; December, 1964, meeting of the] organization which makes it' possible for new members to bei accepted.DOOR IS OPEN The new members must only indicate their willingness to join and be supported by two- thirds majority of the organization\u2019s members.The foreign minister said he thought few Canadians knew how close in viewpoint Canada and Brazil are in the field of foreign affairs.\u201cBoth of our countries are generally in agreement with United States policy, but we both disagree from time to time with the United States, either publicly or privately.\u201d Brazil fully supports the U S.position in South Viet Nam.he said.\u201cWe also supported, with military aid, the U.S.action in the Dominican Republic.\u201cI don't think the American action was hasty.When you see a fire, you don\u2019t always wait for the fire brigade before you start to put it out.\u201d Brazil considers the Communist threat in the Western Hemisphere posed by Cuba to be one of its biggest foreign problems.Cuban-trained infiltrators have been at work in the poverty-stricken northeast, but the government so far has been successful in curbing their activities.\u201cTo fight the Communist influence, the government of President Branco is having success in controlling inflation and in shewing up Communist subversion.\u201d The foreign affairs minister said the Communist party, outlawed here since 1946, has very little power in Brazil.The Communist regime in Cuba was also weakening.\u201c1 don\u2019t think Castro has even 20 per cent of the Cubans behind him.The only answer there is to get rid of Castro.Let\u2019s hope the Cuban people are soon able to do it.\u201d Cervantes' Sayings Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 \"Pud him in his own-\" 5 Give the \u2014 his due\" 10 Resource 12\tKind of mask 13\t\u201cOne swallow , never makes a for *s ac- Other papers say: S\u2019hrrhraokf Sally Sernrh SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke end Eastern Town-vhipa, 40 cents weekly, by mail In City of Sherbrooke, $20.80 per year Mod subscriptions in Conada.outside ,ha city limits, and Great Britain, I year 510.00, 6 months 6.00, 3 months $3.00, I month $1.50.United States and South America 1 year $17.00 6 months $9.00.3 months $5 00.I month $2.00 Single copies 7c; Back espies.7e; over 30 days old.15; over 90 days old, 40c.'Authorixed as secoid class mail.Post Office Department Ottawa, end tor payment of postage in cash T 14\tLizard 15\tEar (comb formt\tr mu aujuic 15 College official 17 Hearers or 18 Convert to\tviewers 4\t\u2014 must when the devil drives\" 5\t¦ Every-has his day\" 6\tRathe bird 7\tWayfarer 8\tInborn 9\tLent 11\tRefuse allowance 12\tMain meal 13\tLind solution SIR! 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the Serbian army regrouped around Metro-vitza after retreating along the Ibar River in the face of advancing Germans and Bulgarians.Second World War Twenty-five years ago today\u2014in 1940\u2014British bombers attacked Dttrazzo.Albania; Russian Premier Molotov arrived in Berlin for conferences with Hitler and other German officers; officials in London announced 6.334 civilians had been killed in air raids on the United Kingdom in October.I U.S.view on Canadian vote results The meaning of the Canadian election results is that Canada's quiet crisis simmers on.Or, to put it less dramatically, the elections leave things more or les» where they were before.For Prime Minister Lesler Pearson and his Liberal Par ty this is disappointing and frustrating.The whole point in calling the election was to try to put an end to the situation that has persisted since Mr.Pearson became Prime Minister in April, 1963 Since then, the Liberals have not had a majority in Parliament in Ottawa\u2014although they were the single biggest party in the legislature.Ironically, it looks as if the voters gave Mr Pearson's party Monday exactly the same number of seats-129 out of 265\u2014that they did two and a half vrars ago.Thus Canada once again gets * minority government, for the third time in three and a half years.Of coursr, an administration with a firm majority can usually tChristian Science Monitor) give stabler government in any parliamentary democracy.And in that context, there will be many friends of Canada who would probably have preferred to sec the Canadian electors pronounce themselves more decisively this week, one way or the other.But given the present circum stances in Canada, an argument can he made that there is some advantage in having in power a Liberal government so inhibited by the division of seats in Parliament that it has to proceed cau-tously and watch its step.Canada's basic problem today is the working out of a way in which French-speaking Canadians can continue to live within a healthy and united confederation without losing their cultural identity and without feeling (rightly or wrongly) that they are forced into second-class citizenship.Over the past roupie of .'Tars.Mr.Pearson\u2019s Liberal Party has strengthened its identification with French-speaking Canada\u2014although in Monday's election, the French-speaking province of Quebec rallied less vigorously to his support than he had hoped.Opposition leader John Diefenbaker\u2019s Conservatives.on the other hand, have tended to speak for the English-speaking backlash to French-Canadian pressures.Monday\u2019s election results ran be fitted into that mold.Rut they stop short of that complete polarization which would have been harmful rather than helpful to Canadian unity.At the same time.Lib ml losses in the Maritimes suggest a continuing evolution in the process whereby the provinces\u2014all of them, and not only Quebec\u2014are apparently winning back some of the independence lost to Ottawa during the war and afterward.This process offers the best hope for Quebec\u2019s eventually finding a status acceptable at the same time to itself and all Canada.Concentration and diversification In US big business gets bigger WASHINGTON (CP) \u2014 Big elusion of economist (lardncr business in the United States Means recently that the too keeps getting steadily bigger, largest manufacturers tn the savs a l ongressional study.United States had increased Conccntraiion is one word for their share of net capital assets the latest trend among the busi- m the country's manufacturing ness giants; diversification is to 56 9 per cent from 45 6 per another, suggests the study hy cent in the 194\" 1962 period, the judiciary subcommittee on Thus, within 10 years.200 anti trust and monopoly headed (irms might own two-thirds of by Democratic Senator Philip A.the country's manufacturing as-Hart of Michigan\tThe Hart committee has The findings support the con been doing its research quietly in an area where the U.S.antitrust laws have gone as far as they can go.Take, for example, the Bor den Company, once associated with milk and lots of it.Bor-den\u2019s today is one of the 200 biggest firms and since 1950 has added two plastic companies, glue and gelatin, two plastic products, fabrics, surgical appliances.printing inks and cosmetics\u2014not to mention seafood.I JUST LOVE THE DEAL YOU GET at ROSS-BIRON GENERAL^ ELECTRIC DRYER FEATURING: \u2022\tTwo Cycle Dryer \u2022\tAutometic Fluff Cycle \u2022\tHigh Speed Drying system \u2022\tVerieble Meet Selector \u2022\tFull Wesh toed cepecity \u2022\tPorcelein enemel finish, ate.» TERMS AS SQ C/\\ per LOW AS\tJ W msnth (Trade-ins Taken) Models priced from $149.WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL * I ROSS-BIRON 562-1S64 183 Frontanac St.(OPEN SATURDAYS TILL S PM.) Electric Ltd.Sherbrooke.» Bromont mayor at council meeting West Shefford citizens inquire regarding amalgamation project WEST SHEFFORD - The monthly meeting of the Municipal Council was held Tuesday By LINDA A.KEARNS (Record correspondent) ed within the last two or three years and adjoining West Shefford.has a property valuation.evening, Nov.2.The mayor and objecting to this, during the gamate.although the Union of at 4-, per cen,' of' $4900 000 all councillors were present.month foilwing the publication Municipalities, representing 237 wv,ereas West Shefford at a \\ Several property owners ap-of such notice, had the oppor-local administrations, had en-iuation of $5 \" ,r cen't j,as \u201e peared to inquire about the no-\to( writing to the Quebec dorsed the bill at the time of valuation of $4iU 0O0.tice in the press of a petition municipal commission register- its passage through the Legis- \u2018Thc benefit's to be derived to the Lieutenant - Council seek- \u2018\"g .'heir dissent and requesting lature.\tfr0m such amalgamation would ing letters patent to amai- an mquiry, which the commis- Mayor Germain Desourdy.of be improved water, sewers, fire gamate the two adjoining muni- ,!on .C0U £?§ranl or refuse, at Bromont, was present at the protection and other amenities, cipaiities of the Town of 1 5 discretion.\tcouncil meeting and answered Industries would be invited to; Bromont and the village of West The report of the Blier Com- questions put to him as to the establish themselves in the new Shefford.Bylaws had been pass- mission and the passing of Bill advantages and disadvantages town, thus providing employed by both municipalities au- 13 in March of 1965 have cur- of the proposed amalgamation ment thonzing such amalgama- tailed the remedies hitherto which will require the consent But West Shefford, as an en tion.which would create a new available to municipalities un-of the Quebec government be-tity, would disappear.Incor municipality to be named \u201cTown der a referendum when two fore becoming effective.\tporatod as a village in 18S9 of Bromont.Prcperty-owners municipalities wished to amal- The Town of Bromont, créât- after 76 years, with a popula- - tion of 400, it will cease to be ian individual and become parti lof what, in our modern termino-| jlogy, may be described as a! j complex.I This elimination of a historicl 'village, one of the earliest set-' llements in Shefford County, i- Utility, not showing, standards new basis for judging at Roya TORONTO (CP)\u2014The world\u2019s placing the emphasis on utility tions ranging from the best bull felt 'h0*1 kw'n1*' «'Mdents.biggest annual agricultural rather than on so-called show- to the best butter and from the ,mally of whosc families hav\u2018 of lived here for generations.It show, the Royal Agricultural ring standards.\tbest oats to the best team Winter Fair has undergone an w p Watson general mana.Clydesdale horses.important change.\t;ger 0f the Royal, said the new Always a big drawing card,_______________________________ A new system for judging method of judging is being used Par^u*arb\u2019 to Toronto's social'\t.being instituted, to encourage more breeders toj^^* ^ the international horse Kummage sale participate by reducing the iumP'ng competition.\tSUTTON \u2014 (Special) livestock is will lose its name and be known hereafter as \"Bromont A V, m \u2022 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.FRL, NOV.12, 1965\t5 Sutton Jaycees name Cusson man of year SUTTON \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 Thc Junior Chamber of Commerce here this week announced its choice for the title of \"Man of the Year\".Chosen was Ferdinand Cusson, of Sutton.Mr.Cusson who has spent his entire life in the town is a well-known businessman and is to be honored at a banquet Saturday, November 27 at Auberge de Sut- ton.During the course of thc meal a tribute will be offered Mr.Cusson.It is because of his many realitations and his civic interests throughout his life in the town, that he was chosen for lie title, a Jaycee press release states.The committee appointed to head the program to honor iho top citizen is to be headed by Charles Kelly.He is to be aided by a group of active Jaycee members.They are Jean-Guy Potvin, Richard Mireault, Desire Marchant.Hercule Boulanger, Richard Baronet, Real Bou langer and Jean Paul Bedard.The release states, \u2018\u2018hut this group would not be so vigilant were it not for two lovely and efficient young ladies in the persons of Miss Lise Bergeron and Michele SI.dean \u201d West Shefford churches looted WEST SHEFFORD \u2014 (Special) \u2014 St.Francois Xavier Church and St.John's Anglican Church in West Shefford were visited by : thieves during the past week.In St.Francois Xavier Church, the microphones of the public address or loudspeaker system were all taken, resulting in a loss of over $509, thc cost of their replacement.In St, John's Church a sot of double windows was carried away, the thieves breaking in through a rear door.Police are investigating, but the microphones are difficult to trace ,as they could easily he sold to dance halls or such public places, where they are in demand.Building Repairs & Paintinc FREE ESTIMATES BISHOP BROS LTD.General Contractors 148 Magog St.Tel.562-9315 HAVE YOU PROBLEMS?Guilt, fear of the future, uncertainty after death.For help write to Box 803 Sherbrooke.number of classes for each Teams from Canada, Mexico,!rummage sale will be held all breed and limiting the number Argentina, Ireland and the Calvai'y United Church this eve-, lof entries by one person in each United States will compete in ninS from 6 to 8 p.m.and on class.\tthe last show on the North yia*lirc'aj\u2019 fronl 1 to 6 p.m.He said the number of entries American horse jumping cir- this year was down slightly cuit.\tVÀl F PFRffIK1R Other crowd pleasers include VALC FCKMm flower displays by six interna-tional-known floral arranger r PLACES WREATH ON BEHAI 1 OF RED CHEVRONS \u2014 Et.-Col.E.E.Williams, \"!), of Ottawa, who joined the Recall 1963 split First Division in 1914 at London, Ont., places a wreath at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on behalf of the Red Chevrons group of veterans.of Ottawa First World War (Cl\u2019 Wnephoto) num- ifrom last year, but the |ber of exhibitors was up.However, the winter fair doesn\u2019t deal only in livestock-world championships are decided in various field crop categories.18,000 EXHIBITS Farmers have entered more than 18,000 exhibits in competi- Mr.and Mrs.Alec McMurray left on Nov.5 by car for exhibits of new-model cars, a;[ior'da\\ ,wh\"e t!n'y pl?n| OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Walter Gor display of about 70 photo 1\t,th® ne£ fcw mon is don's resignation from the fed- graphs by camera enthusiasts;3 ,.a' °n?,\\tat \u2019\toral cabinet Thursday hit polMi- ami a poster competition on ag-' .T a\"'' ,,rs\u2018 ,lai d, short-sighted skin-divers, to ll\u2019acil'ic Money like, cour! officials noted.through the turnstiles aid make\t, Joce*yn \u201e , this year\u2019s fair the biggest and\u2019Mr\tP ^\t\u2019 d °n best in its 37-year history.Mr.Gordon\u2019s letter of res j ignation emphasized that he! was leaving the cabinet be .\t, , -reasons and was named to the'Hvc times on charges of cash portfoho and government lcadei'!^(,Mntr\tRig false cheques, obtaining in.u\t1\t1 There was another resigna I money through fake Canadian .11\t11 sut 111 < ing s Hilt t.|j(in, but not a cabinet depar ! Pacific Money orders and the '\u201c7 wm> future.Guy Favrcau submitted in hob .).1964\u2014Maurice Sauve |ns rPMgnali()n as jus,u.\u201e min as forestry minis er, and Yvon.istor ,axl .h.ne 29 after criticism Dupuis and Senator John t\u20190,1 his\tin ,h(.Ilonon nolly as ministers without port jn,port nn Rjvar(, affail.folio.\t;\t, ,\t.j was prrvailod on to romain in On Jan.22- tetr ATTENTION Foreign and Domestic C«r Owners We service end repair Austin, Renault, Volkswagen and all American cars and trucks.Ignition and Carburetlon Specialists.SUTTON AUTO ELECTRIC Highway 13 (between Sutton and West Brome) Tel.538-2446 Strawberries in November STANBRIDGE EAST \u2014 On ! November 4 K.D.Tree, of this village, picked two quarts of everbearing strawberries from []his garden, in spite of all the |! recent hard frosts and dull I weather.I! The secret, they are a new ivery hardy variety and he covered them up every night when there was any danger of frost, I He has picked 52 quarts of lovely berries from a row fifty feet long since Sept.1.cause he had given Prime Min- Bambec and Mrs.George Jewett, while in the \\ ale re-jjster pearson faulty advice eent^'\tjabout calling the Nov.8 clec- Mr.and Mrs.Eric Sullivan tjoni and Barbara motored to Pie Douglas Harkness quit as dc-ton, Ont., where they spent a fence minister in Mr.Diefen-few days with Mr.and Mrs.baker\u2019s government Feb.3,, .Lyle Tibbitts.\t1963, because he differed with Wlll,am Mrs.Mary Magoon and Ann, his leader on the question f called on Mrs.Magoon\u2019s moth- equip p i n g Canadian weapons er, Mrs.Albert Dix, in Water- with nuclear warheads, loo.\tThe Diefenbaker government Mr.and Mrs.Quincy Magoon Ted on a confidence issue in thc| were in Megantic to see their Cornmons 'wo days later.On daughter, Marie.Mrs.Martha Ft\u2019b 9.George Hees resigned| Challes accompanied them to as 'rade minister and Pierre; Lennoxville, where she spent the Sovigny as associate defence day with Mr.and Mrs.Vernon minis, fact that all lhe children -Alumnae, will be held on Tues- jn thp fami|y were now work Added features were various:', .,\t_\t.,, tables of saleable wares.Mrs.''*»'\u2019 Nrov' ,b' P'm- at thc ing.1).Coates supervised thc table Km« George lIotel' Two nighties for the lay- It was suggested among the members that attention brought to the fact that any LAC and Mrs.Donald G.Larmour.Mrs, K.King, the food table.The table of knitted articles was in charge of Mrs.S.Cross (Photo by Gordon Alexander) j and Mrs.G.Brault; the sewing taible, Mrs, R, Cotterelt and corsage of bronze The bride's gown and thc at-1 Mrs.W.Mutchter.[tendants dresses were made byj Assisting with the kitchen the bride and the bride\u2019s sister, details were Mrs.H.Mooney, Mrs.Merlin Harvey.\t\u2018convener, Mrs.D.Armitage, Later, the bride and groom j\tHaoinmnd Mrs.G.left, en route to Chibougamau, j Burt, and Mrs.R.Allait, the bride travelling in a brown -^rs- k- Pet tig rue was the ettes and on'e pair of Korean^'01\"3\"^1\u20190 is.a BriGsh f^ject, of Christmas decorations; Mr*.I\t* * *\tI socks had been made by Mrs.\t\u201cv\te cha_.e L, Morgan, Mrs.W.Willard and! The pourers for St.Peter's Cohen and were presented.\t,\t,\t\" ti ^ \u2019 Guild Christmas Salad Bar Tea, Mrs.Dauncey commenting c- -\t\u2018\t® \u2018 \u2022 V; -W3& tu IpiW ¦# ihhïSiü ¦ - AI to be held on Wed., Nov.17, on forthcoming events, men-from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.will bejtioned the Royal Oaktree Chap A.A.Munster at 569-1949.Mrs.J.Dozois, Mrs.C.Currie, Mrs.G.Rennison and Mrs.J.Franklin.mums.The groom s parents, Mr and Mrs.Ernest Larmour, were un- Following the ceremony a rc- ___________ _________ ception was held in thc Bulwer;jj\"uclg wooi suit, with a gold;lea maker and Mrs.1 Planche Community Center.The bride's table was decorated with yellow and white streamers, wed-(Afcig bells were suspended over the wedding cake, with white candles and bouquets of yellow pin and matching earrings.iacted as replcnisher.Next summer the couple plan The seasonal and origina to spend a month with thedining room decorations were groom\u2019s parents, in British!the work of Mrs, I).Armitage Columbia.Out of town guests were; and bronze mums flanking the fro m Montreal, Sherbrooke, Trtrta\\/ç Pattern cake.A buffet supper was ser-jEast Angus, Ottawa, St.Lau-,\t^M a F 3 rail CM I ved at.individual tables, by the rent> Cooks hire, Sawyerville, family and friends.The three j i{alK||K,.r0i Birchton.Sand Hill, tier pillared wedding cake, tp- j0jjnviiiei Lennoxville, Hatley, ped with Uly-ot tho-valley, was made by the bride\u2019s mother and decorated by Mrs.Stuart Merrill.The groom and best man w-ore R.C.A.F.uniforms.Randolph, VI., Chibougamau, and Knowlton, Mr.and Mrs.Larmour have j taken up residence at the R.C.A.F.Station in Chibougamau.Polly has some pointers DEAR POLLY Mv bed-lraise the window.When it is the shades start at tha floor room is small and the bed has to be quite close to the window.We arc great ones for fresh air and the room can get a bitlject enough to fit in thc screw too breezy we just pull the: and are left pulled just up to shade UP from the bottom ofithe sill when not needed for the sill and the dowel ends pro-(privacy.\u2014 POLLY drafty.But that ingenious husband of mine solved the problem.He took an old window shade, mounted it below the sill, took out the slat and replaced! GIRLS \u2014 Such an idea is also it with a dowel stick about 4 good for providing privacy in inches longer than the slat so (a bedrom.Many decorators it sticks out about 2 inches at (use shades that roll up from each end.A screw eye was put the bottom, made of fabric on each side of the window cas- that adds to a room's decor, ing at the height we usuallyiThe effect is very smart when eyes for support.This works DEAR POLLY \u2014 My 5 - i fine and is a dandv draft de- year-old Nancy saw me trying | fleelor \u2014 BERTHA\tto get the last of the liquid (hand cream out a bottle without luck.She reminded me to1 put the bottle in hot water,! which I did and it worked.1 like to use every drop but Nancy is the bright one as 1 never gave hot water a thought \u2014.ELLEN.-'Wv- ¦ o'***'\u2019 AIR CANADA ||1**V*4 Anytime is the time to be in New York Especially now that the pace of life in this great city has picked up with the coming of the cool, comfortable weather.You\u2019ll also find the city less crowded .great shopping opportunities .bright new shows and old hits on and off Broadway \u2014 it's the best time of year to enjoy the entertainment and excitement of the wonderful world of New York! AIR CANADA FLIES TO NEW YORK FROM MONTREAL AS MANY AS 7 TIMES A DAY \u2014AND THAT'S MORE OFTEN THAN ANY rvp.\"-'' xpi.iNEI $OC Oneway Economy fcDo from Montreal We/t a n,,cn we go: 7.30 a m.\t9.55 a m.\t2.45 p.m.4,25 p.m.\t5.50 p.m.\t7.35 p.m.9.00 p.m.(except Sat.) When do you want to go?.1 'III;.:, ft'.»# SCOTTY GRANT.10-month-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Clin Mr.and Mrs.awrence Buzzell.He atehnaw and Mr.erry Le may) (rt{ (~^GcjC U iWt: ter\u2019s tea to be held on Satur-i\tTRINITY U.C.W.day, Nov.13.and the Municipal The regular monthly meeting sherry party to be held in of Trinity United Church Women was held in Wesley Hall on Tuesday evening, Nov.9, with the president, Mrs.S.Falconer! in the chair.The Christian citizenship and social action convener, Mrs.G.Hall, presented the program, which was a thought provoking play enacted by some of the| members, based on gambling and lotteries.It was reported that plans for the annual Christmas Sale and Tea, to be held on Wednesday, Nov.17, are well underway.On every family visitation Sunday, Nov.28.coffee and! doughnuts will be served to the campaigners, by the women of the church.A reminder was read regarding annual reports, which are to be completed in triplicate for the annual meeting.Mrs.R.Bauman led the devo-toinal period based on the meditation, Habits of the Hands, by Dr.Fraser Munro.At the conclusion of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.J.Hazle and Mrs.B.Crawford.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Wayne Welch.Welch-Talbot marriage PINEAPPLE FINERY Add a flower-fresh touch to : tables with these luxurious, pineapple doilies.For a club lunch or \"cake ,'n' coffee\u201d session, serve guests | on lovely meappie place .nais I Pattern 7111: crochet direc-i lions, 2 doilies.' 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Deluxe Quilt Book\u2014 16 complete patterns.60c.DIVA HONORED Birgit Nilsson w a s given 1965\u2018s \"loggionisti\u201d award by the balcony regulars of La Scala opera house in Milan, Questions readers ask Q\u2014How should I keep leftover turkey stuffing to use later?A\u2014Remove leftover stuffing! from the turkey immediately I when dinner is over.Cool it at) once.Then store in separate' dish in refrigerator.Use the! next day or, at least, the second day.Q\u2014We like to use a bowl of grapes, pears and bananas with autumn leaves as a holiday centerpiece.Should we keep the fruit in the refrigerator when it is not on the table for dinner?A\u2014If the grapes and pears are ripe, yes.Store uncovered in the refrigerator, but use: within 3 to 5 days.If they are not fully ripe when you buy! them, let them stand in thej !open air at room temperature.Do not place in the sun.As for the bananas, store them at jroom temperature, NOT in thc refrigerator.(NEA) WATERLOO \u2014 The marriage of Shirley Carolyn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Talbot, of Warden, to Donald Wayne Welch, son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Welch, of Waterloo, took place recently in St.John tie Divine Church, Warden.Rev.K.Dickerson officiated at the ceremony.Rev.R.Elliot, of Montreal, was the celebrant at Holy Communion and Mrs.Mary Sicard played the wedding music.The altar was adorned with white carnations and baskets of flowers and ivy were placed in the chancel, the guest pews being marked with white satin bows and green ivy.Thc Processional hymn, Praise My Soul The King of Heaven, was sung by the congregation.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length white gown of Chantilly lace and net over taffeta featuring a bouffant skirt, the fitted bodice fashioned with a scalloped neckline and long sleeves en pointe.A tiara trimmed w-ith seed pearls held her elbow length veil of silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of red roses.Miss Jean Talbot, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, wore a blue chiffon street length dress with lace jacket and matching head - piece.She carried a nose-gay of white shasta daisies.Mr.Donald Morgan, of Montreal, acted as best man and the ushers were Messrs.Alan Talbot, Warden, and Wayne Talbot, Bramlea, Ont., both brothers of the bride.Mrs.Talbot, mother of the bride wore a three - piece blue ensemble with lace trim and gold accessories.Her corsage was a dark red rose.Mrs.Welch, mother of the groom, chose a peacock blue dress, with three-quarter length sleeves and black accessories.She wore a corsage of roses.Following the ceremony, the reception was held in thc Legion Hall at Waterloo.The head table, covered with a white linen damask cloth, was centered ! with a three - tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride (and groom, white candles in ! crystal holders and crystal vases of white carnations.The (cake was made and decorated by Mrs.Edna Irwin.Miss Linda Talbot wms in charge of the guest book.Later, the couple left for Niagara Falls, St.Catharines and Bramlea, Ont., the bride travelling in a blue two - piece suit | with gold accessories and a corsage of yellow mums.On their return Mr.and Mrs.Welch will reside at Montreal Sights, Mont-jreal.Out of town guests were from (Newport, Sw'anton, Morrisville, [Vt., New York City, Kingston, Bramlea.Ont.Nitro, Montreal, Magog, East Farnham, Granby, Waterloo, Warden and Sherbrooke.WROTE FOR MILLIONS Agatha Christie wrote 50 detective mysteries in her first 30 | years as a professional author.Private\t¦ FRENCH LESSONS Prof.J.A.Lacroix Retired School Teacher Telephone S69-4984 See your Travel Agent or call AIR CANADA at ZE6 8300 (no toll charge) Al R CANADA (£) Great Gift Idea! Givt an Air Canada ticket to that special someona?ESCAPADE TRAVEL 119 Frontenac Street \u2014 Sherbrooke Tel.Sherbrooke 567-3939 -Granby 378 4624 m Beauty briefs Don't Hurry When Shaving Legs Following safety rules when! shaving your legs.Use a sharp,! new blade that is secure in the (razor and keep your eye and mind on what you are doing.(Don't rush, especially when! working around the ankle bone After shaving apply a baby lotion or moisturizing lotion to give legs a smooth, soft appearance.\ti PERSONALIZED Order now from our excellent selection of quality cards, person-allied to your individual taste.For details, call the Sherbrooke Daily Record PRINTING DEPARTMENT Tel.5693636 ROBERT JAMES, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Deane Moffat, of Magog, grandson of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Keet, of George-ville, and of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Moffat, of Magog.He is the great-grandson of Mrs.Edith Keet and of Mrs.Mahrl ( ass, both of Georgeville.and celebrated his first birthday on Sept.16.(Photo by Gerry Lcmay) VXv .KUYPER GIN.hearty! \u2018 '-7^: THE REAL HOLLANDS FLAVOUR John da Kuypor a Son\u2014Blended Gin\u2014Dialiliad M Monuaal My sincere thanks to all my organizers for their wonderful support ond to oil my electors for their vote of confidence in Monday\u2019s Federal Election.Patrick Assslin Liberal M P \u2014 Richmond-Wolfe. 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THE QUEBEC SCENE To improve French usage in province administration QUEBEC (CP)\u2014The Quebec the language is the best method the final stage sn its drive to government announced Thurs- of expression of a living cul- organiie 9.500 employees of the day it will form a com mission lure.'\t, Bell Telephone Com pa n> in Que- to improve the French language\t_É_\tbec and Ontario.Speaking before a meeting of 1-50 Bell employees.Mr.Laberge said that within 15 da\\s the un- used in administration.The cultural affairs * H.L.McKEE The Royal Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of H.L.McKee, formerly Assistant Supervisor, as Supervisor of Branches, Western Division, Quebec, New Brunswick and Eastern Ontario District with headquarters in Montreal.In recent years Mr.McKee has occupied a number of senior posts with the bank in East-Canada.men which made the announce- Hootenanny ment, said the commission will MONTREAL (CP)___A Roman \u2018on wou'owl'r companies allotted anti process worked\u201d and also W||ai M\u2019\\etal olhois are taking pari \"reverse action\u201d was taken to in * discussions aimed at pre restore service.\t|venting any similar power Coming suddenly during thejlllackout in .\t Can.Cement\t47 Va\t47 B Can.Iron\t64\t63% Cdn.Aviation El\tI2\u2018»\t12% Cdn.Breweries\t8\t8 Cdn.Br Alum A\t15\t Comp Devices\t17>.\t Cdn.IV Railway\t69'»\t70% Chemcell\t15%\t15% Cons Paper\t39' »\t39% Cons, Smelters\t51\t51% Dist.Seagrams\t36'j\t37 Dorn Bridge\t29'»\t29 B 'him Foundries\t27%\t27% '>0111.Stores\t25\"»\t25'» Dom.Tar\t18'u\t18% Dorn.Textile\t33%\t33% Dupont\t45%\t45%' Famous Players\t25\t24'a Ford \"A\u201d\t67\t Fraser\t30\t Gon.Dynamics\t51%\t Ut Lakes Paper\t23\t22''» Hawker Siddley\t«%\t Home Oil \"A\"\t19\t Hudson Bay Co\t14'Y\t tiHdson H Mining\t77%\t77% Importai Oil\t53 '»\t Imp Tobacco\t14'»\t14% Ind.Acceptance\t24%\t24% hit.Nokel\t102%\t102' lilt.Pipe\t89%\t9ft It Jam.Public Scrv\t14%\t14% Labatt\t18%\t Laur.Fin.\"A\"\t12\t McMillan Bloodel\t26%\t26% MasseyFerguson\t33'.'\t33% Molson's \"A\u201d\t36%\t36' ¦ Ogilvie\t14%\t14% Noranda\t53%\t54 Price Bros.\t41%\t41 Quebec Tel.\t28\t27'% Salada Foods\t11%\t11% Sayvettc\t4 55\t\t Shop & Save\t13%\t Steecl Co.\t26%\t26% Traders Fin.\"A\"\t12%\t12' .¦ Tran* Can.Pipe\t34%\t34' ¦ Trans Mt, 5.Ida Harriet Bailey, be Roved wife of the late C.Guy (Bishop, and Mother of Dean.Bl ind Bruce in hor iibth year.Resting in the R.1.Bishop (Funeral Chapel, 300 Queen Rlvd No.Sherbrooke Funeral (service from Sc Peter's Church pi on Sat Nov 13 at 2:00 pm (Rev.J.I' R.Franklin officiating, Interment St.Peter's Church Cemcten.R INGALLS.Nason M Sud jJdenly on Thursday.November I \u2022 1th.1 !H>5, Nuxmi M Ingalls I j 11 ret ired\tBrault Automobile line.), in his (>5ih year, beloved (husband of Mildred Phelps i.uul dear father of Nadine (Mrs \"jWilliam Ralph), of lias.'mere.Que., and Lois (Mrs Trevor Phillips), of Bowling Green Ohio.Resting at C F, Wilson X.Son Funeral llonie, 104 Bu/.tell Ave, Cowansville, Que Funeral service from Clin-i Church, Swcetslmrg.on Satin day, November 13th at 2 pm.Interment Chrisl Church ('cine ten.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Previous Closing 11 a.m Amer.Tel.Anaconda I Bethlehem Steel Borden's Co.\\ore and might save averted il Good hulls 15.75-17.25; com Chrysler Udall said there h \u2018d been re mon and medium 10.50 15.50.Comm Solvents ports that some private power Good vealers 29-33; medium Cons.Edison officials had said the niassive|23-28.50: common 1023,\tDouglas power loss was due in part to Grade A hogs 35.50-37; sowl upon the present inter-tie system, 25 26.Sheep 4 8; lambs 22.50-28.50 CURRENT ASSETS: Cash Receivables Inventory FIXED ASSETS: Land Buildings Plant, Machinery, Equipment and Vehicles Use your current assets for short term borrowing through factors and banks to meet current operating expenses, unexpected emergencies and to pay current obligations promptly.CURRENT LIABILITIES: ÜS -t ,v Bank borrowings Payables Taxes, etc CAPITAL Capital Stock Surplus Use your fixed assets for your intermediate and long range requirements through Traders to obtain the capital funds you need for land, buildings and equipment.This will assure protection of your equity and control.Traders Purchase Credit is available for the replacement of machinery and equipment, secured by the equipment you buy.Traders Loan Credit is available to provide the capital funds you need, secured by the machinery and equipment you own.Traders Mortgage Loans are available, secured by a mortgage on Land and Buildings.Talk with the man from Traders.He represents one of Canada's leading financial institutions.He is familiar with business conditions in your locality.He can help you.© TRADERS FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED A membtr of Iho Tr»d*ri Group of Componloi Putting the Power of Capital to Work for Canadian Business.WmÂ, Choose your Scotch the way you choose your very special gifts.With c.ire.After you've looked around and compared, you'll probably choose 'Black & White\u2019.Choose it for its taste.For its smooth taste and friendly flavour.'Black & White' is a great Whisky .distilled, blended and bottled in Scotland by and for people who really care about Scotch.Such a pleasant way to greet the Festive Season.BLACK&WHITE HIGHWATER Continued from Page 1 (iigri'wl to enter the program on (a 50-50 cost basis in the Hummer (if 1964.\"The $2,500,000 a year we now get is quite a jump from our first grant of $2,00(1, but even so it is still spread rather thin,\" he says.\"If we enuld ho guaranteed the money- the defence dpartment * agreement is only on a year - to - year liasi- -it iwould certainly solve a number of problems.\u201d Dr.Bull first approached the U.S.Army in I960 with his plan to investigate Ihc upper atmosphere with instruments shot Irom a gun without, and willi, the help of rockets.Many officials were sceptical but the U.S.Army Ballistics Research Laboratories a( Aberdeen, Md., finally came through with a contract for $2,000.The money was primarily to allow the acquisition of properly.Several years and million- of dollars later, Il Alt P now oper ates a firing range in the Barbados which includes two radar stations, a tracking ship, scores of rameras with photographic( stations on the islands of Bar bados, St.Vincent.Grenada and Gen.Electre Gen Motors Goodyear Inti Bus.Mach Ini.Paper Johns-Manville Mont g Ward 63'4 BOG 37'j 42 54\t14 30 43'h 04''» 241 1 Hi1 » 11141 a 46 534 30 55 35 B01'.54 1 a 43'» JENKERSON, Curtis Coveil \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital on Wednesday, Novemljer It), 1965, Curtis Corel I Jenkerson, hits-Bjliaml of Sadie Ganisby and fat lift er of Mrs, Arthur Sirois (Theta), Syracuse, N.Y and Mrs.William Morgan (Thor:0, .Seattle, Washington, in his 7!)t!i.year.Besting at the Bish-opt on Funeral llnmr, where prayers will he held on ,Saturday\u2019, Nov.13, 1905 at E45 p in thence to the Bishopton United Church for funeral service at 2.00 p.m.Rev.G.Lokhoiwl of fiointing Inlerment Lakeside Cemetery, Bishopton In lieu of flowers donations may he mad* to the Lakeside Cemetery mid WATT, Joseph James \u2014 Suddenly in Kingston, Jamaica on Tuesday, November 9,\t1965, Joseph Janies Watt, of Windsor Mills ni his 72nd year, beloved husband of Wimiifred Buxton and dear father of Hensford,.Laohine, Shirley (Mrs.Stuart.Pattenden), Kingston, Jamaica, and Miliary (Mis David Hill), Valois.Remains resting at the Boisvert Funeral Home, 64 Third Avc., Windsor Mills, where the funeral will lake place on Saturday, November 13 at 2:00 p.m.for service in St.George's Anglican Church.Windsor, inlernieiit in Windsor * 'emclery.il 116\" 2 105 v 535 N Y.Central\t88% 68% Pepsi\t78 Radio\t4.V%\t46% Republic Steel\t41% U.S Rubber\tlilt , Std.Oil of N.J\t82%\t83 Studebaker\t20\"» U.S Sice!\t50% 50 % Woolworth\t28% 28 TUT\t »¦»(« \u2022 $2.946.000 or fille per .share for ! Ihc corresponding period of 1964 Gross income was $14, 663,000 compared with $13,246 000 in Ihe 1964 period while jnef flow of funds from operations amounted to $8.167.000 a.s compared with $6,862,000.Coronation Credit Corp.Ltd, reports net income for its first quarter ended Oct.3165 of lobago A new gun site is being $182,454 or Be per common (installed at Vuma.Ari/.aside sharc alter preferred dividends, from the one at llighwater, and r)(rwn lrnm $218,7(81 nr lie per plan- rail for another one in the share for the corresponding (period of 1964 All operating divisions of Husky Oil Canada Ltd.experi I he firsi main achievement enced encouraging gains in of the Martlet series was to ob [jrs( ninr mr>nths of 1965 Net tain \u201ca tremendous amount of profit rf $3.721 000 s for quotation* or drop in at our commercial plant, Sherbrooke Daily Record, 50 Camlrand St.Sherbrooke Tel 559-3636 local 33 WE buy sell or exchange used and new furniture Raoul Fortier Inc.1026 Wellington St South Sher brooke lei 567.3581 1959 CHEVROLET \u201cImpala Deluxe\u201d hard top, radio, heater, clean, good shape, low mileage.7'el, 562-9367 after 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.1954 CHEV BEI.AJR, fully equipped, winterized, in good condition.Tel.875-3424.Populaire Sic.Jeanne D\u2019Arc.Tel.569-9423.15 Rooms To Let NORTH WARD: Room with wash basin, very clean, near English hospital.Tel.567-4683.ORDER your personalized Christmas cards early to allow ample time for delivery.Call us today.Sherbrooke Daily Record Printing Dept., 569-3636.COLEMAN SPACE heater $25.00 plus 30\u201d gas range $65.00, both in good condition.Tel.843-4003.1958 V8 FORD, 4 door, standard, 17, Convalescent Home body excellent, 60 fi cylinder, I .Chev, station wagon, standard inlsT PAUL\u2019S Rest Home Bury A good shape, 3 ton Ford truck fori home for elderly citizens.Write scrap with good hoist.Tel.843-, or phone 872-3356 Bury 4785 Magog.\tj ~.x - -\t- \u2014 20.Wanted To Purchase VAUXHALL 1960, very clean, spe cial price.Apply 1345 Bienville.Tel.562-4086.8a.Auto Service BEATTY FREEZER, chest style 17 cu.ft.like new, in perfect condition.Ben George, Mansonviilc.Tel.292-5627 BLACK IMITATION Persian lamb coal, size 18, worn 3 Unies, like new, $45.06.Tel.569-2934.RUICK.Pontiac, Vauxhall, G.M.C Trueks Sale* & Service.Deluxe Automobile Ltd.1567 King West Tel 569*3669 8b.Auto Service BABY\u2019S PLAY PEN, car bed.ear seat, rocking horse, all in good condition.Phone 369-1877.AUTOMATIC transmission specialty.Don\u2019s Garage, 11 Queen St., S., Sherbrooke.Qua.Don Beakes MANURE SLED, double sleds with moccasin runners, both in A-1 j condition.Apply Mr.H.S Tlb-bttts, R.R.2, Mansonvtlle.Phone 514 - 292-5623.ONE CONTINENTAL BED 40\u201d new, muskrat fur coat in perfect condition, cost, $400.00 will sacrifice /or $50.00 also 3 white dacron| nurses\u2019 uniforms, size 18.nearly new.Tel.Richmond 826-3077.9.Trucks For Sale 1951 CHEVROLET V2 ton pick-up truck In good condition.Tel.569-4243, 18 9th.Ave.No.FOUR to eight room house with good sized lot in or near Lcn-noxviile or HuntingVllle.State best cash price.Record Box 83.ADDING AND CASH register machine, coffee maner (2 burners) straight counter and .stools.Tel.567-2970.ONE GOOD coon coat and modern platform rocker.Tel.569-6895.10.Horses For Sale 18th.CENTURY AUTUMN hall box stove, also 8 floor registers.Tel.567-5671.ELECTRIC RANGE 30\u201d automatic, window door, fluorescent light, excellent condition.Tel.567-3506.LARGE CLAIR Jewell cook stove, nearly new.Tel.842-2630 North Hatley.WRITE FOR BOOKLET High fidelity A.V.C.can help you hear better.Include 25c to cover handling and mailing cost.G.J Greenland, 772 Argyle St.Sherbrooke, Que.4.Property For Sale S TENEMENT house, modern, for sale or exchange for a farm.Tel.569-3917 or 569-4830.CHESTNUT SADDLE horse for sale or will trade for cattle.Phone Rock Island 876-5003.11.Livestock For Sale TWO good Purebred Registered Shorthorn first-calf heifers due early Spring.Two choice Dual-Purpose Registered Shorthorn heifers (Lennoxvllle Experimental Farm breeding) with summer calves at foot.One good Hereford with Charolals calf at foot and bred back to Charolals for early Spring.One good Charo-lais bull calf, ft months.AH must be sold before November 15th.No reasonable offers refused.Norman Ma jury, Lennoxvllle.Phone 569-0594.OPEN GRADE Holstein heifers, vaccinated with certificates, one to two years old.Tel.562-6576.12.To Let «LAMES ST: Modern 5 room bungalow, tiled bathroom, hardwood floors, reasonable price.Tel.569-3917 or 569-4830.THERE was a young lady who lived in a shoe .she went to Charles Connors, he knew what to do.Call 562-4000.4 ROOM APARTMENT on Main St.Available December 1st.S.A Hopper.Phone 837-2444 Waterville.LENNOXVILLKS, 5 room apartment, not heated, 220 wiring, nice location.Available December 1st.Apply 154 Queen St., Lennoxvllle.NORTH WARD: 1104 Grosvenor St: Modern 8 apartment house with 7 rooms.Apply 1110 Grosvenor or call 567-6292, speak French if possible.4 ROOMS, situated 422 Galt W.$32.00 per month, available December 1st.Apply 430 Galt W.SAWYERVILLE Mr.and Mrs.Lester Perkins, Senneterre, and Mrs.Joan Maher, Montreal, spent a couple of days at.their home here and visited Mrs.Austin on her 100th birthday.Mr.and Mrs, David McBur-ney and daughter, Seven Islands, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Hodge and Mr.and Mrs.A.J.McBurney.TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE Coulure & Dussault Inc.Marcel Dion, Prop.® RCA VICTOR® Color T.V.Sales & Service 80 King St.East Tel.567*4074 NEW BUNGALOWS: 5 rooms, brick, automatic heating, tile, painted, $11,900.00, $50.00 down, or will take lot In exchange.Easy terms.Situated on Belvedere St.So.J.L.Pomerleau, 562-5728.NORTH WARD: Five rooms, upper heated, hot water, available December 1st.Tel.567-8356.NORTH WARD.1467 Durham St: Six room brick bungalow.Apply at above address.NICELY LOCATED acre of land with cement building, on Windsor Road, near Richmond.Que.Write Box 772, Grand Forks, B.C.BURY \u2014 100 acre farm, house, barn and buildings.Young sugar bush.50 acres under cultivation .Sherbrooke Trust Company 562-3844.Evenings and weekends, E.W Davis 842-2745.LARGE SIX room tenement, unheated, $40.00 monthly, 128 Court St.Tel.569-7488 between 9:00 a.m.and 5:00 p.m.FRONT OFFICE space, two rooms, | heated, private restroom, 2448 King St.W .on street side.Tel.days 362-0688 evenings 567-6234.Sts HEATED, completely new with garage, washing room, available Immediately 1396 Dunant.Tel.| 562-7839 or 832-2414.BUNGALOW: 5' i rooms, heated, hot water supplied, near university.$110.00 per month.1349 Place Cherbourg.Tel.567-2885.AN EASTERN TOWNSHIPS COMPANY is seeking an ?\tENGINEER ?\tSUPERINTENDENT ?\tGENERAL SUPERINTENDENT for road work and asphalting.Reply to Record Box 84 LENNOXVILLE.S Park Avenue.Duplex, 4'2 rooms each.New forcée! air hoatins system anti new wirinj!.Ground floor apartment available for owner.Sherbrooke Trust Company 562-3844.Evenings and weekends, E.W.Davts, 842-2746.j NORTH WARD: Upper duplex.three bedrooms, frldRe and stove, I j near schools, available January! 1st.vacant before Christmas.Tel.I 562-5143 \u2022UBUrr FOB Decembei 1st.t rooms, unheated, ground floor.Argyle St.Tel.567-8324 Professional Directory 1103-tin KING ST.WEST\u2014Revenue property, 3-storey brick building containing 5 apartments.AU rented.On large eommercta! lot 132 ft, frontage with entrance NORTH WARD: Stanley Ave; 6 rooms, downstairs tenement, unhealed.Available Immediately.Tel.569.1250 before 5:00 p.m.w\t933 CAMBRAI ST: Modem new St*, on Quebec Street.Sherbrooke room heated apartment building.Trust Company 362-3044.Evenings, hot watcrt MCOnd floor.Ap,,lv 27L\" wc0^en^*s' ^\t** 91-' at above address.Advocates WESLEY\ta BRADLEY, Q.C.275 St James Street West Montreal\t 849-8664\t W\tWARREN LYNCH 1*8\tWellington St North TeL\t569-9914, Rea 569-4581 401 QUEBEC STREET\u2014Family residence, 10 large rooms, new oil furnace, garage, on lot 06x142.Sherbrooke Trust Company 562-3844.Evenings and weekends.E.W.Davis, 842-2745.IDEALLY LOCATED offices for professional or business use, also warehouse for winter etorage.Tel iNotOficS 567-4344.ASHTON R.Tobtn.Q.C., Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom ! Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wei llngton (North) 562-2120 SIX ACRES of land near bus line and stores, up to date house.3 bedrooms, large living room and kitchen, shaded lawn, new garage, good water.Reasonable price $9,000.00 cash and balance $5.000.00 easy terms.Apply to Mr.Homer Knott.Room 8, National Hotel, Waterloo.Que.475 VIMY.near Portland.4 rooms, boated, bot water, atove, refrigerator and vonotlan blinds furnished, Janitor service, adults only TeL 567-5923.EDGAR W.SMITH, BA.B.C.L.Notary, Danville 8393137 Montreal.844-23(3 Chartered Accountants 6a.For Sale or To Let BUNGALOW for sale or rent In East Ward at $85.00 a month, would take late model automobile for down payment.Tel.567.2980.AUCTIONEER (Bilingual) Dean sad Real Estât* Agent Robert Burns Tal.Cookshira 1-3203 1003 KINGSTON ST.APT.1: Modern 2 room furnished apartment.) Apply at above address, LENNOXVILLE, Belvedere St: 4>t>! rooms, heated, hot water, washer and dryer service.Tel.after 5:00 p.m.569-4517.WILLIAM A.LYON Chartered Accountant 980 King St W\u201e Sherbrooke Tel 562-6733 or 567-7567 FIRST MONTH FREE: Wellington So.Five room apartment.$60 00 per month, available Immediately.Phone 562-4007.WINDER ST: LcnnoxviUe.4 rooms, heated, hot water, basement $75.00.Tel.569-3917 or 569-4830.1282 MCMANAMY ST: 3 room apart-I ment, brick building, hot water, garage, paved driveway, first month free.Tel.569-1830.1309 PROSPECT ST: S roomsTheot ed.hot water furnished, available Immediately.Tel.562-4637.LAVALLEE.BEDARD.Lyonnais, Gascon It Associates, C.J Crockett, C.A., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke P.Q., Tel.: 569-550» MCDONALD, CURRIi A CO.Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferln Ave 5696301 Montreal, Quebec.Ottawa, Toronto, Sslnt John, Halifax, Klmouskl.Sept Dee, Sherbrooke, Hamilton,| Kitchener, London, Wlndeor, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver international Firm COOPERS A LVBRAND I 26.Help Wanted: Male UNITED AIRCRAFT OF CANADA LIMITED URGENTLY NEEDS TOOLMAKERS BORING MILL OPERATORS GEAR GRINDER OPERATORS INSPECTORS Salaries and working conditions are highly attractive, Apply in person or in writing to: EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1000 MARIE VICTOR IN BOUlEVARD JACQUES-CARTIER, QUE.Our Employment Office is open every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings till 8.30.26.Help Wanted: Male 36.Miscellaneous FIREMAN with 4th class certificate, registered.45 to 50-hour week in Lennoxvllle Apply to Record Box 85 30.Farm Help Wanted ARE you paying too much for your auto and fire insurance?For lower rates and belter service.Cali your Allstate agent, K.W.Bisson, 569-8944.GOOD home wanted (no small chil dren) for three pretty kittens 39.Lost two grey and one grey and white, two with fluffy fur.Tel.569-2380 evenings and weekends; 569-3636, I Local 33, week days.HYGIENIC SUPPLIES S^vc up to 60