Sherbrooke daily record, 27 janvier 1966, jeudi 27 janvier 1966

[" WEATHER Returning rlttudy thu tther-nuon fallowed by kamr kiinyy or «noMflurrt*» and nut »« raid; Friday mainly dear bui nith aomr cloudy period» and turnins cold again; lighi wind»' High today and low tonight !\u2022 abuse and $ above.Nummary for Friday: mainly clair: turning rolnVn_1_ee.ma_5i machinery will be the vehicle\tThe Commons throne\tspeech de-'Wednesday by\tMarcel Lambert located.Since commercial and even residential development is moving along the Montreal road, the press release notes that part of the area of Rock Forest should be part of Sherbrooke.Construction, notes the release, should follow that of the Ul\u2019l Hit' UP) the Quebec guvemment Wcilnexd.iy was warned its la* revenues are dangerously low, and along with the warning came 16b suggestions on what to do atHHIt it.Ihe Helattgei royal commission report on Quebec taxation, tabled in the legis jlalurc b\\ Premier Jean ! esage, sajs Quebec will he incurring a deticit shortly on its or dinar* operating expctulilures unless u uei|iiires increased sources ol revenue.Among the report\u2019» ttui spe\t^l.\t^ jclfic proposals is a suggestion .that Ihe Canadian conMitution he amended to allow the province» to enter the field of in jdircct sales tax\u2014tax included jn the selling price of an article instead of being added to the price at the time of sale j Premier Lesage remarked QUEBEC (CP) A Quebec provincial lottery would not I'Ve have been asking for that be \"particularly profitable,\" Ihe Belanger royal commission on amendment to the constitution ! taxation said Wednesday.since 1960 \u201d\tThe report said that even it the Criminal Code were The premier also said Hie j amended to allow the establishment of such a province run cabinet will give priority lo a lottery, the revenue.s to the Quebec government would not ex j suggest ion that a unilorm ratcU'eed $10,000,000.ol school tax on properly be The commission said in its re- - - established throughout Ihe prov-nort tabled in the legislature Q\t.\t.j*111\u20190\tjWcdne-day that it a lottery Bet on Labor \\ bill setting u;i a province «ere established, the total m nui I.England (Reuters)- V wide properly evaluation hoard vestment in it would he Mo.-byelection here today that cou d will be suhmiltrd to the current (hio.000 which would yield a pro- IT(|(R.C |>r|||,r Minister Wilson ' session of the legislature, which m 0f $10.000,110(1\tmajority in the House of Com- \" 111 \" 'n*T |,V ,1 ''V\"*!*1011 \"Contrary to popular belief,'mons to one vole, ia under way |now is >and ei »> the various u j anK)lin| ($10,000,000) is ex with the odda running in Wil-municipalities, and the royalj^^ ^ jn\t^ t|u, laV0I, expenditures which the Quebec London bookmakers reported government must make, .a dramatic swing to Labor in URGES BIG CHANGES\tSuch a contribution is hardly belting on the byelcction since enough lo provide the ordinary!the publication Ibis morning of Sweeping taxation changes f,llu|s |()r ^ooo-hcrl hospital.;an opinion poll foreeasllng the would result if all the report's , t .\"\tLabor majority will quadruple.rc® es'|recommendations were put Into ________________________________\u2014-\t-«\u2014 \u2014 - ,,l(,'joffcct Among the results would j A 1\t1 r \u2022\t«\t/* As head of giant firms , uniform assessments.Ru.-k and aid director David city\u2019s as \u201cwe do not wish to E.Bell said both South Vietna- face, in a few years time, a mese and Americans are involved.They said the U.S.government is doing everything it can to eliminate corruption.?Viet Cong attack situation which will be difficult to remedy.\" Another reason for the Cham and up of Aldermen Jeanson Amedee Roy will study complete plan.Also in u,., ermn,n, tonight committee notes the press release is Andre Daignault, of the this for a third vote of non-confi-j bate suggested or demanded ( PC\u2014Edmonton West).II ciled dence against the Liberal gov that it be repealed.the government's failure During the federal election provide for the immediale recenser v alive s, some-campaign Iasi fall, new Trade mova]\u201d of the lax.», n ,\t1\ttimes with Liberal support.Minister Winters joined the The vote will come at !)::!() CMHC; Denis Bertrand, an en- have bet,n hammering away at c,amor.\tjp.m.and will be Ihe tim'd ma- gineer, onra izet, nt> aÇ';-(jie tax since it was introduced He called Ihe lax discrimina jor lesl of the minorih Liberal and Jacques Johnson, a soeiaj\u2019 worker.The last three men are members of Caritas.'be the following: j \u2014Personal income tax pay-monls would be increased.\u2014Provincial sales tax, which now applies only to Ihe sale of goods, would apply to services ranging from hair i cuts to Turkish baths.E.P.Taylor quits Wilson hit LONDON (AP)\u2014The Conserv- three years ago by the former tory and regressive and saidigovernment\u2019s strength P Taylor, who held his iü'sl corn-age ol 22, resigned Wednesday as \u2014A tax would be imposed on 1 chairman oi the boards ol ( ausdian Breweries Lid.and Domlar capital gains, subject to the! Lid.TORONTO (CP) I pany directorship at Ihe Major education spending hike appears likely in near future agreement of other provinces and the federal government.\u2014Members of religious orders, now fully tax-exempt, ber\u2019s approval is the city by- ative party launches an assault laws on public health, and re- today on Prime Minister Wil- tail establishments which son's\ttiny majority in Parlia- ., ,\t,,\t.should be extended to surround-ment\twith a motion censuring OTTAWA\t(CP)-The\tfederal| Any\tlong-term program musi\tcal jurisdiction.After Premier SAIGON (AP) \u2014 Viet Cong ing areas\tthe Labor government's hand- Sovernment, which slowly ha- await a federal-provincial con Duplessis\u2019 death, Quebec took units\tmade a\tnumber\tof\tattacks! All experts agree that it is'ling of economic affairs.; increased its financial\taid lo Terence\tlater this year because\tthe money in a roundabout way early\ttoday on\tU.S.\tmarine\tpo-j the area of Rock Forest to The\tLiberal party announced ;universilies\tSlncc entering the e d u c\ta\t11 o n falls exclusively\t! through a corporation tax abate- sitions around Da Nang and Cbujwhich new industries and com-Wednesday night it will cast its ^ >\u2019ears a80- appears on within provincial jurisdiction.\tment.Lai.\timerce go.This, says the re-1nine votes in the House of Com- f*16 briuk of a major spending; BUt as an interim measure, Other federal initiatives in the Twenty-one Viet Cong and two lease, is a fact, already proven.Imons with the Conservatives, (increase on higher education, prime Minister Pearson plan»'last decade saw the establish-Americans were reported killed.!-\u2014- to ask Parlament lo increase ment of the Canada Council in would pay personal incomejcnce lax, with a lux exemption .|j)(1 internationally known in-equcil to that now given mar ajmstrialisl will be 65 Saturday, ried persons.\t, ^\t13 Matthews, vice chair- Taxes on gasoline, tobacco,man of Canadian and liquor could be increased,|succc(jg Mr.Taylor as chairman of the firm, T.N.Beaupré, \"All my business life I have said that anyone who is prominent in competitive industry in a large public company should never continue to serve as one of its principal officers after lie reaches the age of 05,' Mr.Taylor said at a press confcr- and a U.S.spokesman said a small American unit suffered \u2018\u2018heavy\u2019\u2019 casualties.The American spokesman said 14 guerrillas died in scattered skirmishes around the marine positions in central South Viet! Nam.and seven were killed by U.S.planes.?Deserve fair pay TORONTO (CP)\u2014Older workers shouldn't have to accept smaller salaries because of! their age.Andy Andras.direc-! tor of legislation for fhe Cana-; dian Labor Congress, said Wed-i nesday.Speaking to the Canadian con-; ference on aging, under the' sponsorship of the Canadian Welfare Council and 12 other agencies.Mr.Andras said that if an older worker is hired for! a particular job he should be paid the going rate.?Farm pay low TORONTO (CP)\u2014Workers in some industrial jobs can make' in seven months what takes 12 months to earn on a farm^ \"And they get no fringe bene-fit; on the farm.\u201d said W.S.i Forrester of Emerson.Man.Wednesday as he pointed out for the Canadian Federation of Agriculture one of agriculture\u2019s mai_ problems.Mr.Forrester, a director of the Manitoba farm bureau, was speaking at the CFA's annual meeting on a resolution asking that benefits of unemployment insurance be extended as soon a?possible to farm employees.miit.,j«t*!uung iAti J t'olib #«4 MiWr#d Uunn»**^ viewer> un*opli»»Ue*u>d, a ka|j|il«>uig Uieir urismal rule» ut of u» believed W would »t»rl a Willie Uuiun and ode w dte cultural revoluiiun\tPulilrer pn»e winning drama «» It would, aome i*redifled ltroadwa>'« HMi \u2018««\u2018-'i'\tw'w fell I had to tell any Ilea, bring fine thealre to million» Miller will ad a id ,'ie PUy\tewu»e»M »»)* vi wbo could never gel to broad a iwo-lmur br»adia*l\t.jljf| x lr(UOtu ||Urha Blman.ad way.It would pre»eni greai }\t^\tmining m hi.75 >ear» He mu»ic to people lar from opera AB» am ti mix* w*M*ra M l aa.i 1:4» a.m.41 »*rtn *1111 ll»m» r:SI a.m 1> N»w* » oe a.m 4i Cam Kamaraa RI Dur» 1:1» a.m It Catai .ml Huina t:U a.m .1 Na».I.M a.m.n toa.» 41 Dunna Rred , »\u2022 U.aia, ; Ci llu.ai» Man.»i Balia.ii \u2022\t»\u2022 am Ii Uilltian » lalaaa \u2022i Xa.wat \u2022> (itdiai Hi tarer »au« ( »\u2022 am II\tM» ritraa lutva It tetrad* ti lla.Ut Valla.Mar.lit It'a Vnur Muva \u2022te» n.m !\u2022 Mavta (i Jaaiuoa (i H.aiiriiae 'li Hranlad \u2022\tw a.m li Julia Pur .Ilia \u2022i T.laauiia tt Cay tar, Ciaaa Hi ur.ami out ta a* a m li Oian Marti* It Mhanauduati li TO* ll.roii 111) Xp.t»:M a m FRIDAY 1:11 a.m.III\tCull».Ufa.» \u2022¦at, *.m ri lluinpar ttuom li Jack L« I.IH-* »p Kin* and Odla III UOaral Art» 1:1! a m.li Taitd.Haar Play, hua.* » » am Si TV Srhtiol Si Diimi.i Hrrd 11 KcOmiI Til.rast tllltompm Kiinm 9:40 a.m.li Our New lltimpuilre f:S> a m li New.11:00 a m.! 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lhal\tlhere wa.»\tan) \t\t1 lllllg\turoiig wilh the hoy\t\t nn*\tMi\tHe\tlold the\trouii that\tIhe Did\t) out\thui s\tw mpLii«n>\thiNotaoliri*\tand See \"Relaie» Judo\" Pg 3 To perform Expo for His subject wan highlighted with descriptions of the Air l\u20191 °*\u2019< l licit the c\\-c\\ Mine hit Ihe luiy on the neck with the aide of In* hand, kiim king him iluwo three alrcadv Bmc 52.5 million set for Jay Peak development purchased the st \\um parish Defense lawyc church.Si Muigiicntc Comcnt asked Ihe willies! and the Asbestos Town Mall \"a* the deceased\u2019 building and properly, all situât \"Me weighed soon (,() m ,|)(.su, ^,er[1 S\u20acctor make recommendations for the!and had a!s0 cla,nlued son ministry a standing in the Commons and the nation, Having fritted away the goodwill and the hopes vested in tt after the 10(13 election, it ran now count on no more than unra»y tolerance for lack of a better alternative, This was clearly demonstrated by the ftret-no-eonfi-dence mut,\"it, which the LtimraU weathered thanks to Mw-red Leader Robert Thompson a tortuous rationalization of his little group'» support for the treasury benches.The argument Mr Thompson used \u2014 namely that voting for the Tory NDP demanded pension increase would not help the prtixioner* was tenable only because of the precarious balance of power in the House For had the five Soured* voted m accordance with their elated conviction* on tne pension issue, the Government would have been defeated by one vote and the country plunged into another election And n« pensioner would of course be helped by the dissolution of Parliament.While Mr Thompson can be expected to uae the same Government saving reasoning for some tune lo come, he cannot go on sacrificing his own aland on sensitlva public issues indefinitely without committing political tuicide.Sooner or later he is bound to reach the same point of dr-pair that forced his hand in the 1983 toppling of Ihe Diefenbaker minority regime.TWO COURSES To avoid this pitfall of Its minority position, the Pearson Government has two courses open to it.It can either tailor its legislative program ao as to «atisfy or at least appease) the view* of the tiny hut balance cl |, \u2022ver holding Si a red group, or it can gamble on wooing the >upport of the more numerous New Democrats.Both these courses would require considerable modi-fieation of the Government\u2019s stated policies.To .iviure permanent loyalty from the Socreds, the Pearson ministry would hase to bury its medicare plan and abandon much of its hopes of progressive co-ordin-ation of public welfare measures The crucial field of education would have to be left untouched by federal authority and blueprints for economic planning would have to be shelved.In short, Ottawa would have to bend visibly in the direction of Premier Manning's biblical concept of rugged individualism with which the real Socred chieftain defies the collectivization trends of the automation era in his oil-soaked kingdom of Alberta, I don't think the Government can go beyond paying lip service even lo the least innocuous aspects of such a kickback in social philosophy without antagonizing the majority of its supporters.To secure a reliable voting support from the NDP group, the Pearson team would, on the other hand, have to reorient its foreign policy and go farther in stale welfarism than it deems prudent at this stage of the country's socio-economic development.While some acceptable compromise might be worked out with the NDP\u2019s neo-socialist doctrines in domestic affairs, it s impossible to visualize how the Pearson-Martin concept of Canada's role in the international field could be reconciled with the hopelessly unrealistic views of Tommy Douglas.David Lewis, Colin Cameron and Bert Her-ridge.A SECURITY ISSUE The nature of the unbridgeable gulf between the Government's foreign policy and the NDP views on this subject of paramount importance to Canada's security was freshly demonstrated by Mr.Douglas when, dealing with the conflict in Southeast Asia he said in the House last week: \u201cCanada\u2019s best role is not to defend United States policies in Vietnam, as the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition have done from time to time.\u201d According to Mr.Douglas Canada should \u201curge the U.S.to accept a strict adherence to the Geneva Agreement, which means an eventual withdrawing by the U.S.of its troops from Vietnam in order to allow the Vietnamese themselves, by free elections, to decide what form of government they will have and whether or not North Vietnam and South Vietnam shall be reunited,\u201d A statement of this kind, made at the Unie of a massive but apparently unsuccessful American peace efforts, betrays such an abysmal ignorance (or misinterpretation) of the Vietnam war, that no Government-NDP meeting ground in foreign policy can possibly he found.Even though Mr, Douglas may not realize it, what he is advocating is appeasement and eventual surrender to Communist aggression, which no Canadian Government can contemplate even for the sake of saving its political skin.Since both the courses of survival I have outlined cannot but be unacceptable to* the Liberals the Government will have to zigzag in soliciting the vote-support it needs to avoid the nightmare of another futile election.Places and Things Answer to Previous ACROSS 1 Island east of ¦lava 5 Biennial plant S Animal foot 12\tLeave out 13\tOtherwise 14\tBrew for a Briton 15\tStout, twilled silk fabric 17\tLegal point 18\tAnoint 19\tTake away 21 University 23\tBuzz, as a bee 24\tDance step 27 Become oxidized 29 Castle ditch 32 Click-beetle 34 Awaken from sleep 36\tProperty holding 37\tNook 38\tCoteries 39\tBarbecue skewer 41\tLight brown 42\tTurkish w eight 44 Japanese outcasts 46 Heaviest 49 Small candle 53\tMuch (comb, form) 54\tMeasuring instrument (2 words- 56\tThus iLatin! 57\tGreek letter 58\tOperatic solo 59\tBody of water 60\tStagger 61\tCure DOWN 1\tGaucho s weapon 2\tPriver ending 3\tSubsist 4\tEuropean nation 5\tWager 6\tNullifies 7\tAnglo-Saxon theow 8\tJaw appendage 9\tSupreme 10\tFish \u2018¦auce 11\tDirection 16 Closer 20 Notoriety 22 Decoys 24\tFavorite animals 25\tToward the sheltered side 26\tEuropean w onnwood 28 Wordless 30\tBewildered 31\tSea bird \tcT\tT,\tA\t(T\tip - oTo\t£\to\tN\tA\t5 bk\tg\t&\tT\tE.\t& MA\tu\tE\t&\tH\tc-'1 Six\tA1\t\tsi\t\t5 Puzile F /A N anti Hwa L-JUlLJ 33 Teeth for elephants 35 Wheel-shaped 40 Little i Fr.-43Chief gods of Teutonic pantheon 45\tFeminine name 52 True 46\tHeap (Scot.) 55 Pigeon pes 47\tIroquoian Indian 48\tAmerican wild plum 50\tFaultless 51\tIjmb i pen name \t2\t3\t1\t\t5\tr~\tr*\te\t\t\tw\trr \t\t\t\t\t11\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t -5\t\t\t\t16\t\t\t\t\t\trr\t\t 18\t\t\t\t\t\t1S\t\t\tib\t\t\t \t\t\t5i\t\t22\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 2*\t\t\t¦\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t30\t81 32\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 06 1\t\t\t\t\t\t\tTT\t\t\t\t\t 38 j\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t¦\t\t\"\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t TT\tTT\t\t\t\t\t¦ '\t\t\t\tBC\t5t\tT?Si\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t $6\t\t\t\t57\t\t\t\t\tit\t\t\t 59j\t\t\t\t6Ô\t\t\t\t\t11\t\t\t t 12148287 THE QUEBEC SCENE Wf Soaring Expo costs said result of inexperience MtATKE-H.(CP) \u2014 Robert current drtirit\tMr l roiu?» ot « tloien (tublu'e K Stuw, depul) commuttûner Shtio, «ho ««< «pe«lung at « non» tbit polue trued \u2022» ob> gt-n«rii a( Expo (T, laid Tue» pre>« ronfrrrnrr, »aid hr imut »rrnr in Qurbrr Cn.i «ml tub day thr merranns rttimalod dr- rinphatirr that uilh Unir more urban Vharlr-biHir»: licit oi thr worWa fair i* thr than IS month» before the open Thr publication» intuit e d result of \"general lark of ax- ing of thr exhibition, he would were See Zoqie Tempo.Ktirl, périmer in running exhibitions' not even hazard a gue»» what Uo Monsieur.Bee Headijuar-and greater participation than the final cost or \"inte»tinrnt\" ter» De tar live Kirathon Kiesta, originally expected\twill be.Mr Shaw said the annual estimate of cost* for the year \u2014 j IMS\u2014cannot be revealed until cleared by Expo's board of di I Ufll CaOWH UniOfl rector», «he federal and Quebec MONTREAL (CP) - MeCiul ilü.^ü ^r.ity student, voted Wed- * Jarkpoi and Pin up The maganne» were among »onie 10,000 of sarrau» names trued by police at new»»tands, Iasi week * of the city of Montrerl, and has nesday for (he second lime against Joining I'l'nion Generate Nurses don't pay been submitted to Parliament ÏÆÏ: S SMtaU\tMKNTHKAl.Cf.1- M« UhI deficit for the world's fair Thf iJ.w.\tr.\t.V the figure of $60,000,000 given to Ouehic studmts umon\tr\u2018\u2018*'\th*V,*, ÏS , Parliament last year.\tQThe\tf.rli re eremlum\tDee 1\tP*'V î\"\"1\"1 ^\tl \\ *\t' whiu he refused in\teiee\tthe The\tf r*1 referendum\tlue 1\tsl0nal assoc atton\twhich annu While he refused to\tgive\tthe\tMcGlll itudt.nU\taiJiinil(\t^\t^\tprafet||lon||, -Joining UGEQ by a vote of 2,850 recognition _.¦ _\t.\t10 2-5h 1\"u, 5-0!W Kri'nch bwk!' Dues for librar> membership to take effective mea» lires ,\tJ-M.Cardinal n Immediately after the annual are two dollars against\tthe\t\"annual\tseal\tmas-\t^\t,h\" f0\"^'ng igures meeting the follow ng were el\t.\t,\t,- n.it\teg\tt\tBalance, December 31st,\t1%4.cctod\tPresident, »lack Buck\tQA*l% sacres ,n the Gulf of St.Law-u^.Refeipts donations< n IatM, first vice-president.Wind\tbirthday .\t068.87; membership, $201.25: :sor Holloway ; second vice pres lv ISLAND \u2014 (Special) \u2014 In an interview, the columnist fjneSi $60.22; interest on bondjident, Bernard Ledonx scerpl.Congratulations are being ex-for the daily newspaper said ,4\tsa|ps $102.37 and ary, Sylvia Poirier; treasurer.l,om|ed to Mrs.Lillie Robinson !$53,14; H.J.Roblchaud, federal fish- ,as day, $51.77.This brings the J.M Cardinal, cries minister, is \"apathetic to balance to $2.692.14.\tAuditor for litOt» is It.the danger of the total cxtinc Disbursements were: new Snow.lion of the seal population m books, $310.78; cost of book As the library building is now'94th birthday the gulf.\t'sales, $79: travelling library.[in good physical condition it was,Monday, Jan.jo Ayer s Cliff and Rock Islam!, Ç\" now at the Wales Home, Richmond, who will observe her anniversary on 31.1 hi 'I||I|iiiiiI,ii mi Radio is the only item which is added to the price of this superb car Here are just a few of the items which we offer to you free, with each of CANADIAN MOTORS SALES CORP.LTD.(C.M.I.) CARS The Toyota Crown is o cor which is fantastic.The only extra needed is the Radio.The majority of extras that other makes Have are already incorporated in this car.Such items as white wall tires and chrome wheel covers are standard equipment.This is surprising, isn't it?Now this isn't all, CMI agencies give the highest exchange for your used car when you come to trade with them.You will be amazed! You get the same good deal no matter which model of the Toyota Crown you buy.The bucket seat with four-speed on the floor; the automatic with divan comfort seats; or the colium shift with divan comfort In all there are 7 2 models to choose from with only your radio to pay extra for.After trying out the big Toyota you will be more than surprised.This car possesses features of comfort to be found only in the sports sedan and limousine lines of other manufacturers de luxe models.The Toyota Crown makes you forget these other models and makes.The Toyota Crown manufacturers think as you do.So \u2014 Come and See \u2014 Take advantage of a good thing \u2014 and drive a Toyota Crown tonight.P.CHICOINE Automobiles Inc.Your authorized C.M.I.Dealer for Sherbrooke Area A Ho dealer for the 71 H.P.Belette the pearl of the compact field.COMFORT, STABILITY, ENDURANCE AND ECONOMY .built for ten yeors use rather than the usual 3 years.GLEE CLUB \u2014 The Waterloo High School Glee Club has started rehearsals for the Broadway produrtion of Einian\u2019s Rainbow.A cast of over 65 students will act in the production scheduled for two nights, March 31st and April 1st Granby girls home again GRANBY - (Staff) - Granby Municipal police reported Tuesday morning that both teenage girls reported lost last week had returned to their homes on their own last weekend.One had gone to Montreal to work and the other had gone to Sherbrooke.Diane Laeroix 15, police reported, telephoned her mother from Montreal and asked if she might come home.She returned the same night.The group is directed by Mrs.Marion Ilackwell and Roger McKergow will be producer.Last year the Glee Club put wi L\u2019il Abn^- with great success and this year\u2019s production is also greatly anticipated.Montreal livestock market MONTREAL (CP) Cattle re ceipW month mixed quality cows.I\u2019rices $t 00 higher than Tuesday on the Montreal livestock market.Receipts; 56 cattle, 8 calves, 3 hogs, 2 sheep and lamb Good steers 22 25.Medium heifers 18-19.Good cows 17-17.75: medium 16 16 50; common 13.50-15.7S; cannera and cutlers 11.50-13.25.Good hulls 18-20; medium 14.Good vealers 31-36; medium 25 50-30 50; common 16-24 50.Grade A hogs 42 50; sows 29.50.Sheep 13.IHMM\u2019MDNG, Elite At hei home in Seoul own.Que, un Wednesday, January Jd I Mu Elite MavRilchie, beloved wilt o( the late Georgr Armatran* Previous\tland mother o( la>»lie, in hei Closing llainjTVth year Eor lurther Infor matton «\u2022all Hury Funeral Home 872 3380 DI KKI.IJ, Leslie Pearvon \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital on W\u2019ediuwday, January 28, 1988, Italie lYaraon Durrell, in hia 74th year, beloved hueband of May Hextall and thr late Klhlyn Booth lather of Winfield, of Shelburne, VL, Kevan, «d Oakville, out.ami Thor* (Mm Graham Hocktis) of Foster.Renting al the i K Wtl »on amt Son Euneral Home in I4H nlKnowIton Funeral from St.a(l ,James\u2019 Church, Foster mi Frt-apt, day, January 28 al 2 30 pm 3t)\u2018i [Rev T Llggrt officiating Intel \u2022\u202271* 'ment Creek Cemetery, I'leaer omit (lower», donation* may he )8'« 21 85*» 14'» 4th« 49 39'» 27'» 28'» 25 2(»« 34'» 43 25'» 147 31 23'.8'k HI'» 15'» 88 24'» It 20'» 34 43'» 184» 31'» 23 >» 8'k 18'» 1089 Wellington St.South For on appointment call; 569-9669\t\u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.res.562-1346 - 567-2230 One year set on fraud charge SWEETSBURG W A R D (Staff) \u2014 George Allaire Police seek stolen cor COWANSVILLE - (Staff) Police Tuesday reported they _ are searching for a car stolen 0f Jan 19 from Albany Felt Com Produce Quotes MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Agricultural department quotations; Egg*: Average of wholesale retail prices in cartons: Extra-large 47.4; A-largc 44.6; A-me-diutn 38.3; A .small 35.0; B 33; C 30.Offerings adequate.Demand steady.Butter: No.1 in Montreal government selling price 57 cents.Cheese: Delivered Montreal waxed current receipt.Wholesale Quebec white 40'/a; colored 40%.Skim milk powder: Spray pro cess No.I in bags 15Vi-16'^; roller process No.1 in bags 13Mi 14'/4; feed 13V4T4; butler milk powder .11 - .12W; whey powder 4'A-4'/a cents.Potato»»: Wholesale selling prices, Que.(new) 50s i.35-1.50; N.B.50s 1.50-1.60; N.B.10s .35-.37.THE MARKET TODAY Collk Did, Dom l*om I bun Dom Dom Dupont Famous Players Ford \"A\" Fraser (it laikes Paper Hawker Sold ley Home Oil \"A\" Hudson Hay Co.Hudson It Mining H4'wrnblo«im liekot convener, who reprrarnla Ihe Fngllsh apeaklng element uf Ihe group.Mr*.Lemieux will receive Ihe guests at a buffel supper being held *1 the Leltaron Motor Hotel from 7-9 p.m Sunday, Feb.6.This event lx sponsored by the group to provide funds for talented music students In need of financial help, for a three weeks' course al Camp Musicales tlrford J.M.C.Only students from Kherhrooke are eligible.Since 1954, 70 scholarships have been awarded, nine having been given out last year, liiformution regarding tickets may he obtained from Mrs.Itoscnhlooin hy calling 589-3703.Today' s recipe PINKAPPI.K < RFAM sot \\ It I S This is a rich and very deli cions dessert that can be made ahead Keeps well for serving 1\tpackage (BW-or.) vanilla wafers 'a cup soft butler or margarine Hi cups sifted icing sugar 2\teggs Dash of vanilla '-i pint whipping cream 1 cup well drained canned crushed pineapple 3\ttablespoons drained sliced maraschino cherries 3 tablespoons slivered toast ed almonds 1 or 2 tablespoons chopped candied ginger (optional) waxed-paper-lined pan, H by 12 J inches or equivalent I Cream butter thoroughly ; Gradually blend in sugar and ; continue to heat until light.Add eggs one at a time, beating until light after each.Add vanilla and spread over crumbs.Whip cream until stiff and j lightly fold In pineapple, cher-ries, almonds and ginger.; Spread over butter mixture and top with remaining crumbs.Chill at least 2 hours.Cut in squares for serving, Makes s'f'*ction 112 dessert servings \u2014 or, for 'refreshment use, the dessert can be cut into as many as 20 ! servings.(If desired, a baked vanilla ! wafer crust may be used as presiding, The devotional tod wa* conducted by Mra.Stan j^'nd ley Hamilton, her theme being mj) The Created of Lowly Service Unj,\t Mrs J«tm - Mu-and ihut-ina.\tcheii Dne new member.Mr* Fred Mr* Janie* Green reported crick Duffy, wa« welcomed Into that there were still a number the Unit.\tof cards for sale Mr*.Douglas Baldwin, act- At the close of the business Ing treasurer, gave the financ- meeting, refreshments were serial report, dating that a satis- ved by Ihe hoste» es, Mrs.R.factory sum wax on hand to G.For be*, Mr* George L Roth start Ihe new year.\tncy, Mrs.Leo Burcryk.and Letters of (hanks were read Mrs, Clarence Phillips by Mr* Kenneth McLeod, cor- Pourers were Mrs Fred Fox responding secretary.A mem- and Mrs.Ilcnrv I.McLeod at her recently bereaved thanked the lace covcml table, centered the Uni for flower* sent to her.by a planl of ivy flanked by Unit III ha* been requested white tapers.Qualified instruction essential for skiing LS.CC Sherry Party The opening social event of Ladies\u2019 Sherbrooke Curling Club 21st Annual Bonspiel was the sherry party, held at the clubhouse on Tuesday, Jan, 25, provided by the generosity of the Men\u2019s Club.Members and: guests enjoyed the largely attended event and the curling activities, which were continuous throughout the day.lining for the pan, rather than Crush wafers very fine and using plain wafer crumbs), use a little over half to line al\tT.N.S.TORONTO (CP)\u2014If you\u2019re ski club.Most CASA member thinking of taking up skiing, it\u2019xlclubs have a training program, a good idea to rent equipment If you don\u2019t want to join a club, for your first tries at the sport.{you can be sure you have a Then you won\u2019t be stuck with ajtrained instructor if you choose heavy outlay if you don\u2019t like it.la member of the Canadian Ski Paul Serhenick, a director of Instructors\u2019 Alliance, Mr Scr-the Canadian Amateur Ski As-:bomr*( ^association, says it\u2019s also essential \u201cCheck your own area for a to start out with qualified in- sponsored program.Plie V.the park or recreation department lor the board of education should ibe able to tell you where there \u201cUnder no circumstances should you go skiing without^ (m(, taking a lesson, and not from a \\.Thc ideal uay, if you-rt.just friend who thinks he can ski.sUrtj is lo K0 on a ski *L.ok A lo of people can *k» but theyL somc lac, lha, has a re.dont know what they are doing.i\tnsjblp repulahon for jts ski They may ski instinctively and s*ho()1 skj u, or a trave, not be able to teach at all.\u2019 You could start by joining a agency where.\u2019 probably can suggest; FASHION IS a one-piece navy blue wool dress which gives the illusion of two pieces.As seen in the National Collection preview, the back hangs straight and (hr front buttons high to the collarless neckline and is fastened from pocket to pocket by a Chatelaine.World Day of Prayer slated for February 25 Women across Canada and around the world will join in the World Day of Prayer Friday, Feb.25.The theme is \u201cYe are My witnesses\u201d and the basic service has been prepared by the Scottish Committee for the World Day of Prayer.In Canada the day is sponsored by the Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada which had its beginnings in 1918.That year the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church proposed in a letter I to other women's organizations ian interdenominational prayer I meeting.I The first world day was in 1920, Canada and the United States joining in 1921.By 1929 some 35 countries were holding services and last year about 150 took part.The basic service is prepared in a different country each year and adapted for local use.Last year about 3,500 Canadian communities participaetd and $73,000 was raised for, church work around Ihe world.MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS t % I Ï Women advised to act age by fashion couturier RENT EQUIPMENT Mr.Serhenick says most ski areas and many city stores have (rental equipment.If you go to a store, choose one you can rely on to outfit you properly.\tPARIS (AP) \u2014 Act your agejhis silhouette sounds like alpha- \u201cYou can dress the way you was the message that Pierre bet soup.The cut is Y or H want to, as long as clothes are Balmain had for women today shaped, slightly widened toward reasonably loose and comforta- in a spring collection featuring the hem.A new two - piece cut ble because you\u2019ll be twisting costumes that were neither too for the sleeves gives the seams your arms and body.I'd suggest young nor too old for the pretty a V shape.Sometimes the rewearing thermal underwear, a models who wore them.\t(suit is an S curve and other light sweater, a windproof shirt There were no sweet laven *\u2019mes ^\ton\tt,,c we\" and a sweater on top of that, .|iairec| ladies with canesjendowed models is much like an depending on how cold it is, and;as was case in a Florence'^- warm slacks.Even if it isn't sbow recently.But the Balmain The young model Dorthe was very cold, you should have the;m0(je]s range jn age from a darling debutante in a white windproof vapor barrier \u2019 tween you and the outside.\"Incidentally, leotards are not a fresh-looking, long-haired 19- organza ball\tgown covered with year - old to diet - conscious daisies.She\twas modestly dec- women old enough to have had orous in high - necked date recommended.They are notjseverai busbancis\td r e s s e s sometimes twinkling \"nT matter where you start In a fashion season that wor-;\"'1,h a iewelled borllce-do\tsome\tconditioning'\texercises\tships the dress«s and bonnets For social\toccasions, her older first.\tAny book\ton\tskiing\tshould\ttha,( bah>' romP.s in\u2019this Frencb fr'ends wore\theaJy crfef fblOU' couture house chose to represent;son dresses or graceful, floot- gowns, now and embroidered but suggest some.\u201cWomen especially should stretch their legs first.You're| the exuberance and vitality of length ball youth with jaunty short - jacket then jewel suits banded with flashes of red, ^ore often starkly elegant.getting to Put on a pair of boots\ti Variations of the red range, that weigh five or six pounds; ir,\t, ,s\t, j\t,\t, plus skis that weigh at least as The young showed an inch used as the sole color or as much Most beginners don\u2019t more of fheir pre,ty ]egs than-added spice to another costume, 'realize 90 ner cent of vour ski tbe ladies with rnore birthdays.'vere consistent throughout the ing s dL on one foot Tt looks Tbe ,nngest skirt (or day well-show.Vivid green and combi-Hke two but one leg is usualScovered ,heir knpps\tnations of navv b,ue anri whjte just along for the ride until you\u2019™?y?U\"g,dar,ed t0 wear, hats To*/50 glVen Balmain\u2019S ap' turn and shift your weight.\u201d that looked llkc lumPy Packages;proval.lack oftacd with donned turbans.string.Others; scarf hats to Mr.Serhenick says conditioning is one of the causes of skiing accidents; competition and trving to do things voit can't;0^ îbc,\u2018r *'gure \u2018 consci°us suits match neck scarves and blouses ROME PREVIEW \u2014 Sketches released in Rome depict the latest in Italian spring and summer fashions.Creation, left, by Titti Rrugnoli features , modern \u201ccats\u2019 eye\u201d pattern over eye j lids, earrings and over a shift dress.Right Is Faraoni\u2019s 1 Housekeeping becomes challenge to handicapped girls and boys do cause most of the others.\"Racers train for six months before they enter a race.(Ninety-five per cent of acci-can can\" type with a dents are caused by people do-jet beaded midriff.\tling something they shouldn't.(AP Wirephoto via cable\t'Skiing is as dangerous as you from Rome) (want to make it.\u201d ~\t\u201c\tHe says it is as expensive as you want to make it.also.If 'you have decided you like skiing well enough to buy equipment, start slowly.and dresses.Balmain's own description of Beauty Tips Soaking Softens Rough Spots on Skin A good soaking once a week in addition to daily bathing will help soften any rough spots or toughened skin.Use plenty of BOOTS IMPORTANT\tsudsy water and clean thorough- \u201cGo to a ski shop and buy a ly between the toes.If this area pair of skis for $20 because tends to crack or be sensitive, MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 House- \"We re trying\tto introduce a\tfine work because of a spastic\ty°u re Suing to ruin your first\tuse special antibacterial sprays keeping has become a challenge more vocational\taspect instead\tcondition, but discovered\tshe\tPa*r leaning.Buy a good re-\tto avoid infection.Scrub the bot- for more than 100 handicapped cf just teaching\tdomestic sci-could wipe the counter,\u201d\tMrs.dease binding which will free\ttoms of the feet with a brush girls and boys at the MaeKay ence,\" says Dr\tL.P.Patter\tMacDonald said.\u201cThat's\ther\t'our sk* d your foot goes where\tto remove dry skin and work Centre for Deaf and Crippled son, executive director of the job and she doesn't like anyone d shouldn t.They cost about $15 away possible calloused areas.Children here.\tcentre.\telse to do it.\u201d\t1° and are transferable to\u2014- PRODUCTS The teacher has found the other skis.The children, aged 11 to 18.\"'vp want to train people to take care of a five-room model do domestic work so some of vtlllulw\t, CTO1 house that contains two fully-\tcan eatn their living at Q|b^,j.with the \u201chousework\" and equipped kitchens, and a bed-\tsays the boys, although out- rooni, living room and dining Mrs,.Catricna MacDonald, the numbered, enjoy it as much as abcut Family routines vary.Explain ground rules to children's overnight guests.room furnished in Early \\mer- domestic science teacher who tbe gjr]s All equipment was donated.You know how kids are.They\u2019re pretty wasteful at times \u2022 That\u2019s why we put more on every roll of Moderne bathroom tissue.More paper than any other brand «Yet Moderne sells at the popular price.facille JANUARY SALE White, pink, yellow, aqua w-f A - Made m Canada by FACELLE COMPANY LIMITED.Slitoidiaty * CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL PAPE* COMPANY COATS and SUITS UCED 50% \u2022nd NOW REDUCED 15° /o t0 -J v /© ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE 174 Wellington SI.North\t\u2014 lean There is also a largo sow- S'vis the course, says: \u201cEven ing room.\ttually we'd like to spend an en- The course was launched last ,'rp morning with the students September and for many it is tbe.v could do everything nor-' top on the school curriculum, mally required to run a house.\u201d SHE WIPES COUNTER Manipulating a carpet sweeper while handling two crutches is no easy task, but the children are rapidly learning to make meals, change sheets, clean mirrors and peel apples in spite of such co-ordination difficulties.Some of the students\u2014most of whom suffer from cerebral palsy, congenital amputation, muscular dystrophy, rheumatoid arthritis, hemophilia or epilepsy\u2014haven't the strength to hold a duster.\u201cOne small girl can't do any get you through your first year tr and a half.Poles $8, a parka about slacks about $18.Sherbrooke Our Regular Slock of Fine Quality Woollens are el Discount Prices! G> Ve o*' ^ Q\\>ce?v^' \u2014 OPEN \u2014 Mon.\u2022 Thurs.: 9 \u2022 5.00 Friday: 9 a.m.- 9 p.m.Saturday 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.V ]\tSAVE ON DRY CLEANING\t r e ' >1\tBelmont Dry Cleaning\ton > \tWE PICK UP AND DELIVER\ton > < I/O »\tTel.569-1686\t< m EXTRA RAPID DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE CITYI\t\t t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATS \u2022» S c#*m M' w*rR.minimum «\u2022>«(*\u2022 SO ctnt* \u2022\u2022l IS \u2022\u2022rd* \u2022\u2022 I**» TKre* (\u2022n»«uli«* inttriiani Sr# d«y n«lt chéi** Su \u20ac©«»\u2022\u20ac«\u2022!»\u2022 inMrliwu.IS*.«H 10 («nn Ur milling R«c*rd mglu» OSAOUNI \u2014\u2019 CUuilud Ad» «ccaptcd until 4 00 PM dit grdvldui *\u2022 in»*rti«n Auctun S*l»» l**«l Natw*» CUuilud OitpUy *nd Oi*pi»v «ictpipd until 13 nppn prpuldu» day; 10 A M Saturday Monday SSO 3S3S siirnRnoonT nAir.v nrronn rm'ns t.w *?, imm f CARNIVAL 3y Dick Turner 1 Articles For Solo NKtt \\M> l SÏII furniture ot .l), kind», *» Mr Mil and eurn.iiie K.uul t\u2019oruei Ini-., iota Walima ! ton Muiu Tat *ar-*MU rSINTINO «I all kind» Wm* uaj Inf quoulion» or drop ut at oui J lummeirial piant i»herbru*'li» (tally Rnrord, V' t'amlrand dt dlirrbiooka Tel.Sdd»oM Iwal 5S 11 RMTl KK that ha» boen etuiefll auat, iraaun lor «ale, lunui't been claimed Three eumplete ruom» bedruuma Ml ilvlm room «et and kitchen »el, tt3i* Une other at I $ ! Ml 00 A» low a» Moo weekly Paul Boudreau Tel Mty-JUdo ui j aiM-ajM, Iteauvitle PRE.INVINTORY «ale, fine qUklltV twealera.»klrt», alack», auili.j dre »M?ta vlyella ahirt» and children'» wear, wool I>om!, auorled| knitwear, knlttlna yarn», all; n\\ «niable January 30th.to Jan .uary 2«th,, at dlacount price» \u2022 The Wool Shop, IS* Queen | Street.Leunoxyllle, Que Tel.Jti7-| 43H\tI ONE WALK\u2014hi cooler Fabien (xfnt.l one 4 door cooler Sxl*7 each | equipped with »ealed unit, one Toledo aoale.electric, one Mc-I Cotkcy Keg later.R Y Slmonceu, 133 John, Box 213.Cowanttllle Tel.283 0431.CHESTERFIELD chaire, two cheat of drawers, iron fire do*», card table and four chair».Tel 562-7900.\tj STOVE and refrtderator In very &ood condition.Tel.300-8213, 2231 Precourt Apt.1.VSEl) and re-conduloned hearlnit j aids 828.00 and up.five year» ex-j pertence In flttln* and «ervtclnn ; Repatra to all nvikcs.batterteal sent by mail (\u2022 J.Greenland, | 772 Arsyle St., Sherbrooke Tel.567-7081.4.Property For Sole ROCK ISLAND 80 Main \u2014 Very nice residence, eiühi roont» Ks cellent lor profe»»utnal with ollicc» Two detached Chrises Large and beautifully landscaped Un Photo M LS K Sutherland 569 8371 Evening MTiWU SHERBROOKE \u2014 Vacant lot» Building lot» in all section» ot Sherbrooke, D You ville, Meilleur.O'Neil, Maloutn.JacquetA'amer, Vermont.Dunant and Gagnon Street» Mortgage loans available wilh purchase.E Sutherland 569 9371.Evening 567 3014 or P Durocher 569 9371 Eventnc 567 3740 For more detail» and lor all real estate transactions, consult; ROYAL TRUST 150 Frontenac St , Sherbrooke, Phone 569-9371 j NEW RUNOALOWg, 3 room», brick , «utonmlc brattn«, tllr, ,>amlrd Sll.yOllIHl.830 0U down, or will lake lot In exchange E»»>\u2019 term» Situated on Belvedere St.So.J L.Pnmtrleau.382.3728.B-r-r-r r, it t»n't only the weather that drive» chill» up and down your aplnc.so do realeatate problem».ao why not abake the mit-ery by placlna a call to Cliarlr» Connor», the realtor, 582.4000 SAWYERVILLE: 8 room» and bath room, oil heated, iiood condition.Apply P.O.Box 42 Tel.889.2227 12.To Let NORTH WARD: 830 Queen SI.N\u201e Three tenement property conil»-tin* of two sixes and one 4 rooms also 3 *ara*cs, hot water heatln* system Kor further Information apply C.A.Connors Real Estate.138 Wellington St.N.Tel 382 4000.LENNOXVILUS: James SI.modern bungalow.Price 500.00.Tel.,369-3917.new 810.- WHITE combination oil and gas stove (4 burner»! also wringer type wsshlnc machine.Reason for sale, stove furnished.Tel.569-7747 after 5:00 p.m.ONE crib 30 x 54 and one playpen 27 x 45.in good condition.Tel.569.4681 ONE PAIR of girl's while fancy skates, sires St-i.like new.Tel.569.2812 or 569-2430 after 6:00 pm CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE To be held at Art Bennett's Auction l-buse, Lenrtoxville, Saturday, January 29th, at 1 P.M.TO BE SOLD:- 3 refrigerators, Gurney wood and elee.^tove.Moffat gas stove, Norge elec, stove, three washing machines.4 kitchen sets, dining room set.chesterfield sets, office desk and swivel\tchair, hall\ttrees,\tjunior beds, single and double beds, bureaus and commodes, chrome rocker,\tmany odd\tchairs,\tsmall tables.Stewart elec, clippers, craftsman elec, sander, electric drill, electroluxes, antique clocks, metal ironing boards, mixmasters, radios,\ttelevisions,\tcard\ttables, snow shoes, many\tother\tarticles too numerous to mention.ART BENNETT (auctioneer), SAWYERVILLE, QUE.NEW five and six room individual residences, 1060 ¦ 1070 Jacques-Cartier.Other residences, differ-ont sections, Hebert's.2133 B»ch-and, 362-0874.INDIVIDUAL six rooms.Brick, new residence.Wonderful playroom, 1557 Leonard, near Sherbrooke University.Immediate possession available.Also 1472 Cabana.Hebert's 2155 Bachand, 562-0874.3 LARGE room «pariment, brick butldmg.paved driveway, hot w .iter 1282 MeManamv Tel.3891858 473 MM3 ncai I\u2019oeUami 4 room» healed, hoi water, stove, refrt-geraior and Venetian blind» fur.nlalied.Janitor service, aduli», only Tel 887.3923 TWO TENEMENTS, l of 2 room» at ' 483.00.also one 4 rooms 870 00, Apply 2075 King 3V.Place Vtmont Tel.after 8 00 p m.882-4788 SIX ROOM apartment in fire proof building, «love, refrigerator, an.tomatic washing machine supplied.Located at 130 Vimy No.Price 8113.00 Tel.562 3870 between 9:00 a.m.and 5:00 p m.STORE or office.May Ut excellent location, reasonable rent.1.000 »q ft.and basement 113 Frontenac St., close lo Steinberg.Tel.M Smith 589-2643 LENNOX VILLE: One 6 room lene.men! $90 00 monthly and two tene-menls of 4 rooms $35.00 monthly.Tel.569.3917 NORTH WARD \u2014 5 rooms, heated and hoi water supplied year round, electric stove and refrigerator supplied.Adults only.Apply Lucien Hebert.Tel.Days: 569-233! ; evening: 569-3083 26 Help Wonted: Mole TRAFFIC CLERK Young Mon between the ages of >9 and 22 requir» ed by local manufacturing concern as trainee in Traffic Department.Experienced in traffic or shipping function desirable Usual Company benefits Apply in writing to Record Box 48 5.Lots For Sale DUNHAM VILLAGE: R.R.2 \u2014 1-ot 500 ft.frontage, 400 depth, good for garage site.Tel.Cowansville 263-3+36.RESIDENTIAL and multi-family developments, Vermont, Jacques-Cartier, Kingston, Dunant Streets.Ready-to-build.Selected locations.Appropriate FINANCES AVAIL-ABLE.Visit these new sections.Contact Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand.562-0874, PORTLAND STREET \u2014 6 rooms, heated, upper flat, individual thermostat, 2 bathrooms, heated garage.Adults only.Tel.569-3339 LOOM FIXERS HDQCIRKD EXPERIENCE on W-J loom* re-qulied.Expérience on woolen» or wonrtod deairable.Excellent op.purtunltv for advanccntfnl with a company having an outstanding reputation and hUtory of itudy plan growth Apply IVO Ito* 811, Co want villa, woe.28.Domestic Help Wanted ( APABLE girl in live In.look sflnr childi rn and dn light housework Tel.569-9179.HOUSEKEEPER for srml.tnvitld in smsll «parlmcnt, no nursing required.Tel.562-1341.WOMAN from 40 lo 80 years of age to look after one ohUd.light housekeeping, year round jub, live In.Tel.560-1082 after 5:00 p.m HONEST single woman, as plain cook In rest home, must speak English 219 Montreal SI Tel, 562.0934.29.Male & Female Help Wanted IcWPi-K winUNl\tt»iuH«l and ! hand) man to ID# u AppD Kac- i ord Hux \\n SC 32.Situotion Wanted Female ML1NUIAL Ivelr dtv»»*i »e»ka env plosmeni, ten sear» experience, i also maoatertal experieme.ex-eell,nt refrreivre» Tel 3838300 i after 6 00 p m 36.Miscellaneous From thi* dole until further notice we will open every ¦fternoon from liât) to ft 00 P.M Wt will accept orderi by phone in the forenoon, Ruel ('on»truction Material, 300 St.Francia St, Tel.8690101.JEMS SAID, 'Behold, I stand al thr door, and knock; If any man hear my voice, amt open the door, I wUI come Into him.and will lup will! him, ami be wlUt me \u201c Rev 3 20 Tor free New Testament or help to become a Christian, write PO.Box 003.Sherbrooke, Que WEST BROME Mro Sarah Rumlle went to Montreal on Jan IS for a couple of week! to vutt relative» amt friend» .Mi»se» Km ma ami Kvelyn I'oughlry, Montreal Wf»t, spem the weekend with their grand tBother ami parent», Mr» Min nie Derby, and Mr ami Mr» William Coughtry.SAWYERVILLE Mr Frederick Hill, Toronto waa a weekemt guest vtf Mrs Mary Parker and Mrs Gerald Alden Mr» Wallace and son, Mr I rtv Wallace, Ongticook, Mr «mi Mr» Ru»sell Thompson.Mattawippi.were weekeml cueata o( Mr ami Mr» Clive i Thompson 37 Personal YOUNG MAN 20 \u2014 25 We are a rapidly expanding company ottering an excellent opportunity for advancement to a bilingual and aggressive high school graduate Full range of company paid benefits Send a resume today of your education and previous expenence to; Personnel Manager, B F Gvxtdrich Canada Ltd Cellular Products Division Waterville, Çue \u2014 I*»* v, MA m vm ,m uk ni ee \"Two and two make FIVE?What do you intend to be» nn auto mechanic?\" HATLEY BROMPTON Menara.Sant ttiul I'ale Morse Flowers on the hHhi o( flirist were in Montreal to visit Mr l'hurch on Jon III were in niem Charlie Moulton at tin' Queen on vd Mr,» Flnrence Perkins, Man Veterans' Hospital Ills who tiled on .Ian II.I'.Miti They 'lends will he pleased to hear were placed there hv her daugh-¦ lint he expects to he able to ter, tirace, Mrs Hen Hniuville return lo hia home here.\t\u2018and Mi Rainville and tainily.FIVE room, larger heated apart-ment with garage, 2300 Bachand.Individual six room residence, 1557 Leonard.Four rooms, stove, frigidaire, 461 Vimy.Three and seven room apartments, 1550 Dun-ant.Some Immediately available.\u2019 Contact Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand, 562-0874.WOODLOT, 35 acres of timber, 7 miles South Richmond, comprising 35 year growth of soft and hard wood, S45.00.Phono Sherbrooke 567-4143.6a.For Sale or To Let SAW MILL, all electric, only built five years.Apply Record Box No.49.BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES AST BENNETT Sawverville\u2014Tel 889-2277 8.Cars For Sale CASH ONLY.1961 Pontiac Pari, sienne, two door hard top.V-ft, like new.Special paint job.Tel.832-2135 East Angus, Que.ONE 4 room flat, full bathroom, hot water, own entrance.Reasonable rent.Call Cowansville 263-3449.4 ROOM heated apartment.461 Vimy North, Apt.1, stove and fridge furnished, immediate possession year round hot water furnished, $60.00 monthly.Tel.567-5923.NORTH WARD: 4Mi ROOM apartment, second floor, tiled kitchen and bathroom situated on Argyle St.Available March 1st, $55.00 monthly.Tel.569-7747 after 5:00 p.m.13.Offices To Let 1960 CHEV.station wagon, 6 stand, ard, 1958 Ford, 4 door, V-8 standard, 1957 3 ton Chev.Allan Channell.Tel.843-4785 Magog.1956 BUICK, hard top, 56 Chevrolet, 58 Pontiac, hard top, also 3 year old Fox terrier dog.7 lbs.$33.00.Tel.Waterville 837-2641.DESIRABLE front office, approximately 600 sq.ft.excellent location.138 Wellington No., available May.Tel.569-3703 for appointment L.Rosenbloom.8a.Auto Service Professional Directory L BUICK, Pontiac.VauxhaJl G.M.C-Trucks Sales & Service Deluxe Automobile Ltd.1567 King Weal t>i 569-3669 Advocates IVES LEY H BRADLEY, Q.C., 275 Si tames Street West Montreal 849-8664 W.WARREN LYNCH 138 Wellington St.North Tel.569-9914, Res.569-4581.ASHTON R.TOBIN Q.C.Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg, opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562-2120.20 Wanted To Purchase WANTED: One well developed R.I cockerel or matured cock for breeding purposes, good laying strain.W.R.Brock.R.R.2, Cowansville.Tel.263-0759.8b.Auto Service CEDAR posts and rails delivered or on roadside.Green Mountain Fence, Tomifobia, Que.Tel.876-5023.AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION specialty.Don\u2019s Garage, II Queen St., S., Sherbrooke, Que.Don Beakes.W£ BUY all kinds of horses or horses that have just died.The meat from these horses is to feed wild animals.Tel.562-9463.11.Livestock For Sale Notaries SIXTEEN Ayrshire cows, four to six years old $150.00 each, fourteen Holstein cow\u2019s, some fresh some due to freshen soon, also 800 bales of No.1 straw.Apply Robert Menard, St.Edwidge.Tel.849-3421.SOUTH BOLTON Mr.and Mrs.James Macgre- VAUXHALL or ENVOY Sedan, 1959 or 1960 in good condition.Mention best cash price.Record Box No.51.24.Salesmen Wanted SI,000 IN A MONTH Is not too much for the man we want in the Sherbrooke area.Over 40.Can speak French and English.Take short auto trips.Air mail B.R.Dicker, son, Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 N.Main St., Ft.Worth 1, Texas.edgar w smith, B.A., B.C.L., gor, were weekend guests at the Notary, Danville 839-3137 jcameron - Bloomfield home,; L'AVENIR Montreal, 844-2393 and attended the morning ser-jvice in Holy Trinity Church.On jJan.30 service in the church will be in the evening, with the PAETOW - ROSENBLOOM vestrv rneeting immediately af Business Management Consultants and ASSOCIATES 138 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke.Phone 567-6266 Chartered Accountants WILLIAM A.LYON Chartered Accountant 980 King St W, Sherbrooks Tell 562-6733 or 567-756' LAVALLEE.BEDARD, Lyonnais, Gascon St Associates.C.J.Crockett, CJ\\., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke P.Q.Tel.569-5503 terward.It is hoped there will be a good attendance.Mrs.H.Hill has returned to her home, after a visit in Cornwall, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Waring, Montreal motored out to their cottage here.Mr.and Mrs Walter Stairs and little Anne, were guests of ~rr.and Mrs.Murray Camerons and called on friends.Recent guests at the Bogie home were: Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Stevens and Mrs.Harry Porter, Richmond.Master Billy Weare, Ulverton, was a weekend guest at the same home.COOK for weekends, live In or out, excellent salary and working conditions Reply P.O.Box 120.Knowlton or Tel 243.6115 Friday nights.PUBLIC NOTICE To Whom it May Concern: I will not be responsible for any debt* incurred by anyone in my name after this date, January 24.1966.Mr.D.Arthur Diteham, Bedford, Que, RICHMOND Miss Linda Somerville has resumed her studies al McGill University, after spending a holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.L.F.Somerville.Friends of Mrs.Lome Armstrong were sorry to learn she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.| HYGIENIC SUPPLIES Save U|> lo 60 Si'iul 62 00 for 27 rtue»t quail!'.assorted Park Sale».P.Q j Box 561 ItamllU»!.Ontario.44.Property Wanted I LAND and acreage aurroundlhi Sherbrooke, Hullt or not, muit he j reasonable.Write detail* to Box | No.32, Record.PAliM 150 aires or more, with \u2022 mock and machinery, 'w cash, j Appl) Record Hex No.47 Afternoon unit to assist with annual supper STANSTEAD \u2014 The Afternoon Unil, U.C.W, of Centenary Church meeting was held on Jan.IB in the church hall.In the absence of the leader, | Mrs.Mabel Bulli» presided, and Mrs.il.W.Cairns was in charge of the devotional period.A committee was appointed to plan with the Allegro Unit for the Shrove Tuesday annu.d supper on Feb.22 in the church hall from 5 to 7 p.m.Mrs.Howard Aikman reported on a committee meeting of the executive.I Mrs.Bullis reviewed two ichapters of the study hook i The 196G membership dues were collected.I Mrs.Charles Merriman will entertain the Feb.16 meeting! I at her home.! Afternoon tea was served, the hostesses being Mrs.Archie j j Grady, Mrs.L.Mosher and Mrs.|C.Lee Jenkins.ALLEY OOP INNO WHI Kl « I'VI I'M , llfcY* ,40NNA PUt A Nil»' ' T 1 MA'C» AIL.Wl ri- MV Gnaw, I NfcVFk\u2019 SAW SUCH ^ fkiMUNG.' THEY/ TWrRE l\\>J1 JUST WATT.IN AN\u2019 SLUG / M ! M I\u2019HI; AN' ANVONE HAJ4PY,,.\tPOINT TO tT ________ AT ALLf * -\u2014 >tv1' A WUV- II Y fui (HI L'lL ABNER TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F COLLETTE 84 King St West.(in basement) Tel 5624334 SHERBROOKE WEST KEITH Mr.and Mrs.Elmore Bailey visited the former's sister, Mrs.Edmund Morrison, who is a patient in Ihe Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Roddy LasenbaJ Sherbrooke and Mr.Charles Wright, Lennoxville, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Lasenba.60, IF AH DIES,TH\u2018 MILLVUM API EC F.VO\u2019D ALL GIT WOULDN\u2019T make up fo' th' loss o\u2019 MAH COMPANIONSHIP/.' /\u20147\tpm r\tI COULD Hi CAPTAIN EASY WR GOT HO OtOICB BUT TO PrtAV OAT BANK ) EXAMINER.TILL WE Olf PA P0U6H W BAT vault: ANP WIPOUT HIM kwowiw WHy THAT® VERY KIWP OF VCU!) 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Best wishes for success to the students from the Asbestos \u2022 Danville-Shipfon High School! Therrien & Frere Ltd.Furniture 188 Bourbeau St.\u2014 ASBESTOS \u2014 Tel.879-5429 Miy th« pliytri from »h« Lennoxvill* High Cchool do thoir tchool proud! Lennoxville Building Supplies Ltd.147 Queen St.\u2014 Lennoxville \u2014 Tel.567-4874 It is » pltasurt to add our good wishes to tha students from the Asbestos -Danville - Shipton School in their games on Saturday, January 29!h in Sherbrooke.LOTBINIERE PULP & PAPER CO.LTD.NICOLET FALLS, Que.Tel.839 2725 For lunches and snacks that \u201cpack punch\" use tasty, wholesome meat products! by edera! packing\t; 239 Dollard St.MAGOG .the quality label that's tops on any table! It is our pleasure to extend a message of\t© encouragement to the young men of Stanstead who will participate in the Eastern Townships\t Basketball Jamboree .play the game well this week-end, and in the days which will follow, when your decisions will help mold Ihe world in which we live.\tJ CAMPBELL & BELLÂM\t INSURANCE BROKERS\t 60 Main St.\u2014 BEEBE, QUE.\u2014 Tel.\t876-2232 We are proud of our students\tr and wish them every success\t during the Eastern Townships\t Hi-Y Basketball Jamboree!\tI O\u2019BOYLE & PEARCE LTD.\t TV SERVICE\t 1430 King St.W.\u2014Sherbrooke\u2014\t-Tel.562-2637 To the eleventh annual I .I'Vrn townships Boss' Has-kethal! Jamboree, that is It's being sponsored bv the Sherbrooke Hi-Y Club this Saturday, and has fourteen vchooh from F I Districts entered.I his highlight ol cage activity for the !%o season will sec thirteen senior teams competing, with the same number of juniors.1 lint Bondurant, Chairman ol the 'ho tourney, sa\\s that .ill schools, except Ayer's Cliff and Mitchell School, have entered both the senior and junior teams.Mitchell's name is in the Junior Draw, while Ayer's Cliff has only ihe senior squad.I his year marks officially the start of another decade of progress, fostering sportsmanlike competition among the high school teams of the Fasten! Townships, as they meet in the biggest tournament ot its kind.I here is some doubt as to the exact date of the first tournament with this name, but Sherbrooke Daily Record files show that the tourney had the\u2019 I I.High Schools competing in 1955.Chairman Bondurant, abh assisted by fellow co-chairmen Finie Garbutt and Pete; Besson, has acquired the use of live basketball courts to run off the 2b-team tournament.\"We will use the two courts at Sherbrooke High, and others at Mitchell School, St.Pal s and Lennoxville High Schools for the opening draw.\" says Flint Bondurant.The chairman also stated that the quarter-finals will be played at Sherbrooke High, Mitchell and St.Pat's, with the semis moving up to SHS litis is in both senior and jun-: ior competition.In a letter sent out to the! various high schools of the; Eastern Townships, tournament regulations, game rules, and player eligibility were outlined.with an application form enclosed.The fourteen schools rc-j plying in the affirmative included St.Pat's High (Sherbrooke); Sawyervillc, Asbestos - Danville - Shipton, Cowansville.Sherbrooke High,! Sunnyside, Princess Elizabeth High (Magog); Mitchell Knowlton.Lennoxville.Ayer\u2019s, Cliff.Séminaire St.Charles,; and Richmond's Notre Dame and St.Francis High Schools,; Byes were given to the same schools in the draws, senior and junior, and thus allows h simplication in getting the tournament started Saturday morning.Rollie Dewar, President and Referee-in-Chief of the Eastern Townships Board of Basketball Officials, sub-local 106 to Montreal, made the draw upon receipt of all entries.AUTOMATIC ELIMINATION In both divisions of this jamboree, automatic elimina-j lions will face the losers in each game.There will be no* consolation events.The junior series, which; will consist of competition between school representatives fifteen years of age and under, will begin at nine o'clock Saturday morning on all five courts.The one hour time lapse allowed lor the game, follows with the opening senior games, again on all five courts.The maximum number of game- played by any team-that manages to gain the final berth, will be four.A school, receiving a bye in the1 first round, ending up in the! Iinals.would only play three games in the day-long event.Chairman Bondurant sent out letters and registration forms to 22 schools, with only 15 offering some reply.Drummondville High School was the only negative reply received.Trophies for the senior and \u2022junior sections will be presented by the Hi-Y organisers after the respective championship games.The junior game, proceeding the major senior final, is expected to get underway at 5 p.m.Admission for the entire day i fifty cents, and thirty-five being charged from noon.{ HI-Y Hi-Y Canteen features food and grease' for the in-crowd You're on your vt»y In th* Shi'ibnkikc High School.S«tur day morning, to take purl in the Sherbrooke Hi Y hgskolhaU Jamboree \\s you open the door, a familiar, tantaliong odor greets you from tho corridor in the base ment of MIS But what o it?You work your way down to the two Hi Y members .sealed at the table, ready to stamp you having paid admission lo Ihe tourney 'Vh' admission is fifty ernts (morning!, hut only S.x if you MORE ON THE HI Y JAMBOREE (turn page^ I Preparation for cage highlight j I long and tedious, but worth it l Ever stop to think how much time and work is involved in the organization and actual operation of a major sports attraction'\u2019 Only the organizers and coordinators of the event know for sure.Take for instance, this eleven.h annual Sherbrooke Hi-Y Boys' Basketball Jamboree for schools of the Eastern Townships.Flint Bondurant, Chairman of \"the Jamboree, has been W\u2019orking quite steadily with his two henchmen, Pete Besson and Ernie Garbutt.in completing the plans, sewing up the minor details of this bas kctball attraction this week.\"We started last November when we were named to the ilMlM 1, lit iilllii ERNIE GARBUTT Co-Chairman positions by the Hi Y Club,\u201d says Flint.\"After compiling and cheeking the lists of high schools with the past entries, we sent flyers to the individual prospects, inviting them to the Jamboree.\u201d But that\u2019s just the beginning.With a crew' made up of the other members of the Hi-Y' Club, the three jamboree directors made plans for posters, set up the rules and regulations of the jamboree and games, and sent out the registration forms.\u201cDuring the Christmas break from school, we sent the=e out and kepi waiting patiently for replies that never came,\u201d states Chairman Bondurant.\"on the last date set for entries, we had four responses to our invitations, and we needed at least six to begin planning the tourney.\u201d The deadline for entries was Wednesday, January 19.\"However, we received more replies at the Girls\u2019 Jamboree held last weeken .when coaches or representatives of the ET schools came in.As scon as the number reached 14, we stopped, and made up the draws for the Jamboree,\u201d continues Flint.But that's still only half of the work.With the last week before the biggest E.T.basketball event waning into last hours, Flint, Pete and Ernie are still catching the loose ends.\"I had a lot of help this FLINT BONDURANT IDlifi Hi-Y Jamboree Chairman week from my co-chairmen.Hi - Y Advisors, members of the Hi - Y club and some of ihe teachers at Sherbrooke and Lennoxville High Schools,\" rays the chairman According to this organiser quite a hit ha- been accomplished.The 18 members of the Hi-Y Club will he assisted by members of the Trinité Club to help stafl the four schools being used in the tourney.As well, advisors Dave Perkins and Doug Guthrie have offered counselling, helping to direct the young sponsors w ilh experience of the past.Flint Bondurant has made note of the efforts to aid in the success of this event of the many teachers, principals of the entering schools, I h c Trinité Club, all coaches, Hi- Y advisors, and even the players for whom Ibis tourney is staged.\"A great amount of unknown time and effort is put in by the organizers in this project for its success.Organ ization is the key to the success of any c 'eut and a spec ialty at the Hi-Y, \u201d stales Chairman Bondurant Whistle-looters, timers, scoters and even the cheerleaders contribute to the day's events HEAVY FINANCES Another aspect of this tournament that demands considerable meditation is the fi nancial end, The finances are heavy especially with the men in Ihe striped, and lighl blue shirts with whistles dangling from their necks.The team crests and other miscellaneous expenses also must be included.¦II 1È \"Plf 'll PETE BESSON Co-Chairman MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS! CORRIVEAU PHARMACY ''Your friendly drug store\" 213a South St.\u2014COWANSVILLE\u2014Tel.263-2171 GOOD LUCK AT THE \u2022sw ¦nt/ '¦¦\u2022¦V-'A pPSKET®|j||.JAMBOREE IDEAL RULER MANUFACTURING LTD DANVILLE, Que.Tel.839-3127 We feel sure that our Basketball Team will moke an earnest effort, and whether they win or lose, they will show good sportsmanship.VILAS INDUSTRIES LIMITED COWANSVILLE, Que.Tel.263 2550 come at noon ; that's not bad at all But what's that noise\u2019 You turn around quickly.Surrounded by other teenagers (or perhaps, the younger génération if you're a parent, come to catch the basket-hall action), you quickly glance over to the rounter.immediately you recognize that familiar aroma It's com mg from the hot dog cooker, and the noise or 'grease', is the latest rock n' roll music, emitted from records, or he mg played on the tape You're in the Sherbrooke Hi Y Canteen The people behind the count er are Hi Y members, ready to serve you satisfy your ap-pelito.and welcome you In their eleienth Jamboia#., Mtiwc Is continuous, plenty ot room to eat as well as dance, and the food is Canada's favorite , ., the hot dog But that's not all the Can teen offers you.There is peace (?) and quiet from the bouncing basketballs and screaming cheerleaders that are in the gymnasium There's sn opportunity to listen to your (svorite singers music groups, stid dance to (heir many tunrs.Or.you ran just talk with friends, meet new kids, enjoy the atmosphere And eat The Hi-Y Canteen, open from early morning until the final games in the early evening, is for the \u2019in-crowd,' If you're not in with the in crowd,' gel hep Gel lo the Hi Y Canteen Play tbs game fairly and with good sportsmanship.LAITERIE MODERNE DAIRY Drink lots of milk for \u2022norgy and insist on our dslry-frosh products.5 Centre St.\u2014 Stonstcod Tel.876-21 14 Wo sro justly proud of our students from tho Cowansville High School participating in the Eastorn Townships HI V Kaskttball Jambotael ANDRE GAUTIER INSURANCE 100 St Joseph St.\u2014Cowansville Tel, 263 1373 Good luck at the Jamboree to Princess Elizabeth High School Students! MINORS ESSO SERVICE 871 Main St.West MAGOG \u2014 Tel.843 9010 Where there's enthusiasm, there's bound to be SAWYERVILLE players! T.C.FRENCH GARAGE Your local BA Service Dealer SAWYERVILLE, Que.CHIPPER DIPPER \u2014 Wilt Chamberlain looks happy as he goes up for one of his patented dunks in a National Basketball Association game.Granted, there are no seven foot, three inch players on the high school teams that are taking part in the ET.Basketball Jamboree, bir.1 there will he plenty of action throughout the day in the Hi-Y sponsored event.Up and at 'em, you're the best and when if comes to basketball, we know you'll make a good showing! SEGUIN MOTORS Tel 876-2200 Beebe, Que.A WORD OF PRAISE to our youthful sportsmen .play the sport you're engaged in with enthusiasm ond with all your might, and when it comes to tackle your various chosen vocations, you'll be ready to meet those challenges with the same forceful drive.Good luck! OF COWANSVILLE COWANSVILLE, QUE.mil 'ij-M It's not the score that always counts, it's the way you ploy the game, and win or lose, we'll all be proud of you fellows if you ploy the game honestly ond with that forceful desire to win \u2014 so all the best, let's give the other schools a run for their money! South Durham Creamery Tel.826-3083\t\u2014 South Durham 707297 2 What do you do now?A\u2014Pass.Your partner just doesn't like no-trumo and your king of snades doesn\u2019t look as if it will be worth anything in support of hearts.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION Instead of bidding three hearts, your partner bids three pots, it is not a \u201cbook\u201d open- clubs over your two no-trump, ag bid but experts don't al- What do you do now?[rays go by the book.What does1 Answer Tomorrow Guild, WA hold annual meeting at Richmond RICHMOND - The annual meeting of St.Ann\u2019s Guild and W.A.was held in the Common Room of the parish hall, on Jan, 13 at 3 p.m, The following annual reports were read; secretary, treasurer, social service, Dorcas, Living message and education.Each report was gratifying, showing the results of a good year\u2019s work.Rev.W.E.Walker took the chair for the election of officers and the following slate was approved: Honorary President, Mrs.W.E.Walker; president, Miss Viola Noble; first vice-president, Mrs.L.M.Fee; second vice ¦ president, Mrs.A.Abercrombie; secretary.Mrs.G.\tM.Alexander; treasurer, Mrs.L.Somerville; Living Message, Mrs.George Taylor; social service, Mrs.E.Newell; education, Mrs.Geo.Walker.The now president appointed Mrs.Coryle Nixon and Mrs.A.Abercrombie as Bring and Buy conveners.Tentative plans were made for the World Day of Prayer service to he held in St.Ann\u2019s Church on Feb.25.The president thanked the hostesses Mrs.Alexander and Mrs Morrill, Mrs.Ecj and Mrs.H.\tBurrill volunteered to act in February, Mr.Walker closed the meeting with prayer.BPW discusses Quebec Pension STANSTEAD - The Border Business and Professional Women\u2019s Club met on Jan.19 at the home of the president, Mrs.Mabel Wallace.Reports were given and thank-you letters read for Christmas remembrances, and a message irom the provincial president.Miss Muriel Bowles.Discussion on the new Quebec Pension Social Security plan, effective Jan.1, was most informative.Mrs.Ralph Rogers offered to entertain the Feb, 16 meeting at her home in Beebe.During the social hour, refreshments were served by Mrs.Wallace.Institute meets KNOWLTON LANDING -The meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute was held al the home of Mrs.Porter Knowlton on Jan.13.Mrs.Clyde Burbank and Mrs.Clara Ewens were the hostesses.Christmas cards from other Institutes were read.A letter was read by the president, concerning the selling of tickets for Expo 67.Pennies for Friendship in the amount of $2.56 was collected by waist measurements.The bills for the Christmas party were paid.The next meeting will be held on Feb.9 with Mrs.G.West-over and Mrs.H.Williams as the hostesses.The president reminded the members to bring a roll call for the new programs.Beebe Guild hears reports, names officers BEEBE \u2014 The meeting of the Guild of All Saint's Anglican Church, was held Jan.12 at the home of Mrs.Victor Denney.The meeting opened with prayer led by Mrs.R King.As this was the first meeting of the new year, reports were given by ihe secretary and treasurer on the past year\u2019s activities.Correspondence read included several thank-you cards! from the sick and shut-ins, who were remembered with boxes of cheer at the holiday season.The nominating convener, Mrs.A.Vance, presented the following slate of officers: President, Mrs.J.Hamilton, reelected ; first vice-president, Mrs.T.Archer; second vice-president, Mrs.S.Emslic; secretary, Mrs.Lawrence Sheldon; treasurer, Mrs.R.Drew.A silent food sale is the January project.The round robin wa- won by Mrs.Vance.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Denney and Mrs.W.Reynolds to bring a pleasant evening to a close.The Feb.8 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Reynolds.WATERVILLE Mrs.Joseph Lennon, Montreal, has returned home after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs.Maude McCormick.South Durham Guild sets dates for 1966 events SOUTH DURHAM \u2014 The meeting of St.James Guild was held on Jan 19 at the home of Mrs.Quincy Richmond.Important dates for 1966 were chosen as follows; spring supper, May.18; harvest supper, Sept, 21: tea and bazaar, Nov.2, A card party and box social will be held at the home of Mrs.G.Henderson on Jan.28.The treasurer was asked to buy wool for the members to knit.It was decided to purchase a cassock and surplice for one server.The hostess served refreshments.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.L.Stanhope.Guest at busy speaker shows science film G°od ottendance at whist party session of Beebe institute in Rock island BEEBE .\tw ¦ ROCK ISLAND - Another The meeting of the the program comm.ttee being f,ower d{,n whjst , Hn.Women s Inst.tute was held Jan.Mrs E.Woodard Mr* M.Mos- der t|)e lces o{ c tal Re 14 at the home of Mrs.H.S.her ami Mrs A.Brault.\tbekah I/)dl{e No 14 was he,d B,\t\u2018!r I ^4995891 "]