Sherbrooke daily record, 16 juillet 1966, samedi 16 juillet 1966

[" b:::; ue ûU $mivj:re de Sherbn:kf Pickets b!ock relative - r.5 visiting at hospitals (Page 3 J WEATHER Sunny with a few cloudy periods today and Sunday.Seasonable tempera tures.Light winds except southwesterly 15 during the afternoon.High todav and low tonight at Sherbrooke *5 and 50.Stjecbcooke Daily Btcotd Smile for today Northern girl: \"Men are all alike.\u2019' Southern girl-\u201cVen are all ah like,\u201d too.\" Established 1897 Price: 7 Cents SHERBROOKE QIEBL-C, SMI RDAY, JI LV 16, 19^ Seventieih Year News in brief Gets clues CHICAGO (AP) \u2014 An artist\u2019s sketch of the demented killer who slaughtered eight student nurses has brought a flood of new leads\u2014and a burst of new confidence\u2014to detectives determined to hunt the man down.\u2018\u2018We\u2019ve been inundated with phone calls, tips and leads since we added the sketch to our de-: scription.\u201d said Michael Spi-otto, deputy chief of aetectives.A police artist sketched the killer's face after closely questioning the only survivor of the massacre, who was roused from heavy sedation Friday after the long night of horror.* * * Patrol area CHICAGO (AP) ~ Flying squads of armed national guardsmen and police today patrolled the scarred streets of an area ripped since Tuesday by racial violence.Youthful gangs who had looted, burned and fired sniper-style from rooftops faded away Friday night as guardsmen\u2014, told to shoot to kill if fired upon \u2014went on patrol.?Defends policy MONTREAL (CP) - Lt.-Gen.Jean V.Allard, who assumes duties today as chief of the defence staff, said Friday admirals who are dissatisfied with integration of Canada's armed forces \u201cput navy before country.\u201d 'T knew it was coming,\u201d he said.\u201cThe admirals have never; been able to accept integration, i They were only in favor of it as long as it didn't touch them.\u2019\u2019 ?u al joins Ciranby's Nl Joseph Hospital was amonp the IN more hospitals which joinal 'I other strikebound hospitals this morning in the province's mushrooming dav-okl strike.The Granin hospital\u2019s usual patient capacity of about 173 lias been reduced to 44 adults and seven babies But all is calm at the hospital where picket lines gathered at 7 a m , and admimstiaioi said.I nioni/ed me dical workers there total 168.St.Vincent dc Paul Hospital was kept buss \\csterd.iy handling up to 13 emergency cases.However, the hospital which continued to be picketed this morning ran into no trouble, medical dircctoi l)r.1er* nand Tanguay said todav Patients are centralized on one Hoot in three departments.t he hospital is considering the possibility of aid Iront a social benevolent association.Hotel Dieu was also picketed this morning for the second day.The spread of work stoppage1! came at 7 a nt.KPT as night !inall>' I\u2019bmncd on nulling Us workers came off their shift.! Il)t\u2018ll'^evs 01,1\t'ht' Itos Picket lines were set up around Phals, most Montreal hospitals which Then it changed to a strate had bet'n w arned more than a gem of work stoppages tit some week in advance ot the wolf oi the institutions, with the mini-out.\ther mounting gradually until all Meantime in yuehee City, '\u201ch hospitals weie affected.Premier Daniel Johnson and ASK $8 INCREASE members of his eabinet kepi a i lose eye on developments.\tThe federation is seeking an Mr.Johnson said Friday night\tof, »» 'he weekly sal \u201cthere was progress and the cli- an(\u2018s 1,1 uo|kcrs as part of male seems to have improved 11 h»u,,l'giou*, and hospital authorities (m,| wellarc to 1rs and bring of National\tTrade\tUnions\tor\ta\tCUn,\",l,C Un\">n C(>n,mlUees (ie\tAlso, when I\twas in Quebec.\tout nal\tr\te\tUnions,\torig\tslsnc{j glve nursing\tcare to\tunjon (,nieials\tsaid that\tthey\tiitei.\u201d .\u2014\tnon-emergeney patients\tin their\tpnmiised they\twould let\tpa homes will possibly go\tinto d\tthrough hospital pickets\tany\t'N 'fc ^C feet in the townships by V$ed ^yinntner helpers who, thnui h nesday or Thursday, said Town S|M.(IA|,m.(J hclt» or lost diitn ships Confederation of Nation-,Don* f,md' Iwskets, might al Trade Unions hospital strike want to help Ihe patients, organizer Napoleon Nadeau last \u201cj W(n,|,| |,|S Jackie Gleason CM p.m.3j Movie Lsnd 5i Flipper 8) Danger Man H/ Occie Ac Harrlest 8:00 p.m.31 Jean nie 8» Donna Reed 12) Movie 3:30 p.m.| 3) Secret Agent 3) Get Smait 6) Beverly Hillbillies 8; Lawrence Welk THREE VILLAGES Peter Channell ami Miss Diane Belanger, Stanstead, to spend .1.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jepsen, the holiday weekend at Lake »\u2018Casej and Chris, Montreal, Ne hoc, New York Stale.were overnight visitors of Mrs.Mrs.Hazel Smith.Derby ».lepsen's parents, Mr.and Mrs.I Une, spent the weekend with Hector Channell and family, j her son-in-law and daughter, ¦ Stanstead.They lett the fot- Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Page lowing day.accompanied by and family, Derby Line, 8:00 4.m.8) Pattern for Living 8:30 «.m.8) Christophers 8.45 a.m.3) Catholic Mass 9:00 «.rn.8i Davey and Goliath 9:15 *.m.4» RC M»sa ! 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diamonds.Of course if North had passed at one diamond South would VA CARD Sense A ?Q\u2014The bidding has been: West\tNorth\tEast\tSouth 1* Pass\t1A\tPass You, South, hold: AV2VKJ84AQ32*V1086 What do you do?A\u2014Bid one no-trump.You have no-trump distribution and 14 points, in high cards.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION You bid one no-trump and your partner raises to two no-trump.What do you do now?Answer Monday Building Repairs & Psintint FREE ESTIMATES BISHOP BROS LTD.General Contractors 148 Magog St.Tel.562-931S We Are Now At 2410 GALT WEST L NICOL ENRG.Radio and TV S*le« A Servlet Daily 9.00 a.m.\u2014 10 p.m.Tel.569 2244 FOR REPAIRS OF WASHERS & DRYERS Refrigerators, Stoves, Electric Razors, Irons, Radios and all makes of electrical appliances.EASY TERMS \u2014 WORK GUARANTEED ELECTRIC 562-1564 ROSS-BIRON it It * *.Mg W§ U° w h- M 5 O u Ü g Q O &H o 3 a o z > o ad a.U ac < a.< < Z < u Saturday, July 16 \u2014 8:30 p.m.GALA ORFORD, chamber music Bach, Beethoven, Debussy Sunday, July 17 \u2014 4:00 p.m.THE MUSIC HOUR (Campers' recital) 8:30 p.m.Christian LARDE, flute Accompanied by a string chamber orchestra.Monday, July 18 \u2014 8:30 p.m.Tuesday, July 19 \u2014 8:30 p.m.A PREVIEW OF EXPO '67 AUSTRIA Wednesday, July 20 \u2014 8:30 p.m.Vlario PERLEMUTER, pianist H Bach, Beethoven, Chopin.Thursday, July 21 \u2014 8:30 p.m.Friday, July 22 \u2014 8:30 p.m.A PREVIEW OF EXPO \u201967 ITALY Saturday, July 23 \u2014 8:30 p.m.Joseph ROULEAU, bas» Charles Reiner, pianist TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS: Sherbrooke: H.C.Wilson, 61 Wellington North, 562-2627 Skinncr-Nadeau Ltd.Shopping Ctr., 569-7955 on UJ < U tn 73 5 IS) UJ IS) IS) UJ Z 3 - \u2022¦\u2022.s, > MONDAY 7:0$ a.m.f> Todsjr /:0o a.m.1) Mike Wallace 7:25 a.m.») Farm New* 7:30 a m.») today 7:45 a.m.8) Farm Ac Home 7;55 a.m.1) Vt.Report 8:0e a.m.1) Cantati) Uamfaroo 8) Where the Action 8:15 am.12) Coffee Break 8:25 a.m 5) Local New* C:30 a.m.5> Today r.) 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By Gi R M.n It VKR (Record staff reporter) Strike pickets at the Hotel Picti and St Vincent dc Paul Hospital yesterday presented relatives from visiting patients Miil in the two institutions.In one case, a husband attempting to \\ im! Ins w ile ssas turned back twice, the second time even though he ssas armed ssith a note of authorization from his wife\u2019s phs sician.In some eases, food trucks and groups ssith sunshine baskets for patients were also turned back.-\\ union official though >.ud\t\u2014.last night that things would be lo\" s serious condition, but go and find it.different todaj\t'-n,! that he would .siill not After half an hour of waiting, ,\tallow Mi Brownlow\u2019s entrs Mr.Brownlosv concluded that He said that the strikers were i nervous because Hies had never onto the grounds The striker entrs would tie impossible that before been involved in a strike ;(1,e and they felt that they svould lie cheated if the) were las in them restriction of the people ,UM(,qual,(.r: desiring entrs.He said\tthat\torders\twill\tbe issued to\tHie\tstrikers\ton\tthe picket lines this morning lo admit visitors who have a doctors authorization that they may see the patient.The official said that trucks transporting blood, trucks trails 1 porting dry goods and non junionized nurses with identi par,|ll(1n> fication and ambulances will be admitted\tto\tthe | grounds.One man, Vic Brownlow 1103 Fairmount Street in Sherbrooke.1\tdescribed ihis seriously ill wife.\tHe\tfirst tried to gain admittance to the Hotel Dieu Hospital grounds at 2\tp in.yesterday.At that time, lies aid, \"1 asked if I could go in and they said \"No, no, no said Granby BMP is Monday over the issue of night work for women.The strike began last March 20, when workers walked off the job at the Sherbrooke, Magog, Montmorency and Drum-mondville plants.The strikers are members of a Confederation of National Trade Unions affiliate.The strike has not spread to Montreal Dominion Textile EVACUATED FROM STRIKE \u2022 BOUND HOSPITAL \u2014 Eighty-six-year-old Ernest Booehtr, centre, was one of the 125 patients evacuated from Hotel Dieu Hospital Thursday night, eight hours before non-professional medical workers and nurses walked off their jobs.With him on his left is his 14-year-old great-grandson, Alain, and on the right is his 62-year-old son, Lionel, who was fared with the problem of how to care for his father.The two men live now in a hotel room while Mr.Boucher awaits a room at if Y ou ville Hospital.(Record photo by Charles C.itehpaugh) body is allowed in.'\u20191 the picket that the master list of evening and left who were expected that lines for home, evening and of those seriously He said that he may make ill in the hospital was at Union another attempt today to see and that he would his wife.\u2022ft GRANBY tSt.iff) had been made yes-jhere lerday at st Joseph's Hospital hospitals |]u,ro f0(- the walkout by hospital's staff of some 150.A spokesman for Hie 137 bed his attempts to visit hosl,,\"al s¦\",l th:l< th>' \"nil,ni/l'(l workers were not out on strike then but that the hospital had already reduced (he number of patients.He said I lull in ease of a is prepared; unaffected Pro .iinsville about IB miles from of the Catholic Church, his case^ being diagnosed as a heart ailment.TAKEN HOME \u201cHe w'as not supposed to be; moved,\u201d said Mrs.Poirier, \u201cbull the authorities at the hospital-plants where workers are rep- had to release him between 9 resented by the United Textile I p.m.ancj 12 o'clock Thursday Workers of America CLC.\tnight, taking him home by 'âtHtittlsttce.\" Another such case involves a BRIEFLETS\tmember of Mrs.Poirier's farm .v.v.-.-.-.-.-.-.v I ily.Her mother-in-law, Mrs.Emile Labbe, of Massawippi, was admitted to Hotel Dieu 86, h LENNOXVILLE as a mu si make Behind the rather methodical picket lines, placards and i union-administration n e g 0 tia tions.at least one tale of hard- there left their heart clo in walkout the hospital would admit emergency eases only.The only other hospital in the immediate area is Brome Missis quoi Perkins llospilal in Cow condition; hotel j;; Boy drowns room have wives living.\u201cWe have Inis of trouble.By BARBARA STEVENSON (Record staff reporter) \u201e\t, don't know what we're goingl ^t seven p.m jobs.\t1 Dr.Roland Gauthier said Fn- |0 (|0'> uonej Boucher said.returned to the picket lines at 1 \"I told them I had a wife in iherc.\" he sand, pointing to the j hospital.He said that the re Istriotion by the strikers was a violation of his rights.\"I'd lik ;to see them all strung up,\" he sait)\t1 WINDSOR (Staff) A Mr.Brownlow was evenlually\t1,1,1 boy drowned in told by one of the pickelers thatî'br (,l,l playground pool here he could gain entrance In the hospital grounds if he obtain led an authorization from his jwife\u2019s physician saying that lu^ wife was seriously ill and that I he should he allowed to see her Mr.Brownlow Hospital administrator J.A.Ritchie (old The Record that workers at the 80-bed hospital were mil unionized and the hospital Is lard expected no walkout or work stoppage, Mr.Ritchie added that he experts no increase in the number of hospital admissions because of Hie province-wide strike which has crippled 21 hospitals across the province as of yesterday.However he added that Hie B M P llospilal would try to admit any serious eases from outside areas will b sed July 16th to July 24th in- released, but moved to fourth elusive.HUNTINGVILLE Vacation Bible School, Hunt-ingville Christian Church, 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 a m.Mon.through floor Thursday Another phase of the strike involves the interruption of j regular care of home patients I One woman, who has cancer, is being treated by her doctor ship is found in this city as a; \u201c1 started sleeping and they day.Total patient capacity Inc- i,'rj(jay w|lon (hjs reporter result of Friday\u2019s hospital walk-'woke me up and said, \u2018You been reduced from 293 to 212 an(1 photographer visited Mr.1\tout by non-professional work have to go out\u2019\u201d, Mr.Boucher I and would probably go to 300 I{ouc|lcr an(j |lls s()t)s t|ie 86- The office of Dr.H.I.Me- Hospital Monday, after suffer-ers and nurses.\tisuid who is now staying with by Monday, he added.\tyear-old man had been taken to Leod, Lennoxvule, will be clo-1 ing a heart attack.She was not The siory is of 86-year-old; his two sons in a Bellevue j Mr.Boucher who is hard of the gas station where, one son Ernest Boucher.He has a me- Hotel room.\tihcaring and seeing, and should works.This was the only way dical history of three heart at- His son, Lionel, was called noi climb stairs also requires they could watch their father ^ac^8-\tby the hospital at 11 p.m.and attention to care for his needs, and prevent, him from having to And he was among the 126 told to pick up his tather.patients evacuated from Hotel However, when he went to Dieu Hospital Thursday night the hotel yard his lather had eight hours before 649 workers just arrived, being driven by -\u2014 one of the 50 cars which took Fri.July 18th to 29th.Boys j A - .a -irte is 10 .11\t,^!at home- After an operation Director, Miss Hazel Benner, ™]ts V jV ^ for welcomes all.\tthis collapsed lung are tied up ______\tin the hospital, says Mrs.Pmr SHERBROOKE\tleir Dr.L.R.Langis will be ab sent from his office from Julyj 16th to July 31st inclusive.Gervais, Langlois & Monty' À LAWYERS '6 Wellington South ?- Sherbrooke \u2014 562-4735.\u2018One woman is pregnant,\u201d says Mrs.Poirier, \u201cand she is expecting her baby very soon.I The excitement of the hospital [strike has her so worried and 'tense, that her doctor has had j to put her under sedatives.Mrs.Poirier, said that Reverend Father Joseph Brissonin, Art Bennett's barn levelled by blaze part in Thursday's evacuation.Sherbrooke\u2019s four hospitals BLAIS & MADR0 \"Quality Men's Store\u201d \u2014 Custom Tailors \u2014 149 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-7928 TH0S.W.LEONARD ~ B.A., LL.L.' Continental Bldg Suite 509-Tel lO 9 7600 MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE SALES & SERVICE Royal Typewriters Burroughs Adding Machines 41 Wellington St.North Phone 562-0440 tient numbers week in the face of the threatened strike.Although Sherbrooke Hospital is not union-SAWYERVILLE \u2014 fStafi) jze!F it followed the same pol-\u2014 A fire last night completely 1Cy destroyed the barn ol Art Ben- Hospitals acted on measures nett.The fire caused an esti- drawn up by the Quebec Hos-mated S25.000 damage.\tpilais Association Labour Rela- The cause of the fire was a tions Board which calls for a malfunction of an electrical hay reduction of patients to urgent ielevator that was being used at cases, chaplain at the St.Vincent de the time to store hay in the Meanwhile Mr.Boucher awaits Paul Hospital and also a fnendjbarn, Mr.Bennelt said.The:a room at Youville Hospital of the Brotherhood, was a \u201cpris- bam contained 100 tons of hay.,,iich his doctor has told him oner\u201d yesterday aflernoon.He 1.000 bushels of grain and new iie will try to obtain, could not leave the hospital and farm equipment\tYouville Hospital is expected could not be reached by tele- A herd of prize Herefords t0 be hit by a walkout on Monphone.\twas saved from the blaze, but day morning, medical director If he leaves the building, he nothing else was salvaged.- will be unable to gain admit- Fifteen men of the Sawyer SqIco n I firm tance.\tville volunteer fire department *\tUlUliil Yesterday morning, a food uncier the direction of fire chief A policeman on heat and a truck was stopped by strikers E.Berwick were on hand to motorcycle patrolman, both of -(when it attempted lo bring contro1 the blaze.Water to'Sherbrooke\u2019s Police Force, foodstuffs to the hospital.\" fight the fire was drawn from rushed to the scene of Vaillan-\u201cWe had other baskets of a P^d on the Bennett farm.\tcourt's Jewelry Store on Wei- food for the invalids at the hos Mr- Bennett said that, only I;ngl n Street late yesterday pital, and now we cannot get about one 'hifd °f the eqmp- afternoon in answer to a false in\u201d said the Federation head rnenl antl other contents of the alarm The alarm went off at \u201cWe must show paper clippings barn was insured'\t4 50 p'm' and identification to prove who- we are.\u201d The Brotherhood of the Sick was formed to restore confi dence in people who with drew into a shell of self-pity.Mem hers must be chronically ill and through the Association they help each other and them selves.However, as his son, 62-year climb stairs between his room old Lionel Boucher, said there and the dining-room for meals, is no one to care for him.\tEighty-six-year-old Mr Bou- Mr.Boucher does general cher has spent the last three work at the Bellevue Hotel months at Hotel Dieu Hospital, while his brother, Rosario, After being born in Rhode Is- works at a nearby gasoline sta- land, USA.four years later hr flf njr|,p|\tln , ,.,.n all gradually reduced their pa yon Neither can be present to moved to Sherbrooke where he\tm ,i m ,\t,, , over the past{carc for their aged father has lived here for the past 82\tthemsclves tha\u2018 Neither of the three men years.the hospital with the authoriz.at ion.Still he was not allowed entry to the hospital.At firsl the pickelers accused Mr.Brownlow of m>| having the proper signature on the authorization slip.Mr.Brownlow had received the slip requesting his admittance from his wife\u2019s doctor that alternoon.Eventually the pickelers, who had gathered around during the discussion between Mr.Brown ow and a self appointed leader yesterday when he apparently slipped unnoticed under the water.Dead is Donald Lahree que, son of Mr.and Mrs David Labreeque, Grecnlay, pol ice report.They said the young ster's body was recovered from the pool at the end of Sixth Avenue here MOVE IN WITH THE BOY WINDHOEK, Southwest At rica (AP).Johannes Binnemaii celebrates his to/ih birthday in September and his wife admits to 104.They moved here from South Africa six years ago to live with their oldest child, Chrlstoffel, now 66.A Grateful Thank You! To our customers, old and new, for your patronage in making I Ids the best year yet Thank You1 A W Goodhue Goodhue Greenhouses 7 In Lennoxville Cancer drive last year s betters total The Lennoxville branch of the Canadian Cancer Society hat reported that the fund raising campaign carried out by the society this year has been a success.The amount collected this year was $4,477.55.This amount, explained the Lennoxville branch, exceeded last y e a r's total by $300.The campaign was carried cut in Lennoxville and the surrounding district.The districts canvassed in the campaign were Ayer's Ciff, Belvidere Heights, Birch-ton, Bulwer, Capelton and Eu-stis, Cookshire, Milby, Island Brook, Minton, Suffield, North Hatley, Randboro, Sawyerville, Scotstown, Eaton Corner, Earl-stown.Hatley Center, Hunting ville, Waterville, Way's Mills, and Lennoxville.Mrs.Harry Arguin and R.T.Atto, co \u2022 chairmen of the campaign wish to thank.Mrs.J.Brazcl, secretary; R.Spry treasurer; and all others who helped in the realiiation of the successful campaign, signature was in fart cor red and he should he allowed in.Apparently this was not enough, for as he made his way through the picket lines he was stopped by some other pickct-ters who had not been involved in the original judgment of the authenticity of the family doc-tor\u2019s signature.He was approached later on by another who also seemed to be one of the leaders of the picket line and was told that the reason he had not been\u2019 admitted was that they did not have a master list of seriously ill patients.When questioned, the man [who had first said that Mr iBrownlow should he admitted; to the hospital grounds granted the authenticity of the signature and the fart of Mrs Brown Expo m spotlight next week et ME tamp DOGS DON'T SWEAT The body temperature of dogs is regulated largely by panting rather than perspiring.PARAMOUNT PICTURES m KURT UNGER «m> $ SOPHIA 1PREN w JiMh TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION* ?ON THE SAME PROGRAM * From Tho Four Winds They Cam# The Four Brother*.JOHN WAYNE \u2014 DEAN MARTIN in THE SONS OF KATIE ELDER\" TECHNICOLOR \u2014 PANAVISION \"JUDITH'' 1.20 \u2022 5.30 - 9.40 \"THE SONS OF KATIE! ELDER\" 3.1S \u2022 7.30\t.¦ BfeaBieBBaa* MOUNT ORFORD \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 The week of July 18 to 22 at the JMC Music Camp promises to offer plenty of informa lion for those interested in Expo '67.On Monday at 8:30 p.m.Austria will bo in the limel i g h t when Franz Leitner.Austrian ambassador in Canada, and Dr.Herwig Strolz.Austrian trade Delegate, will describe the architecture of the Austrian pavilion, a two \u2022 storey steel frame structure with a 165 foot spire rising from the centre.This pavilion will house a theatre in which \"Autrovision\u201d.i a revolutionary theatrical meth od.will be demonstrated to the public.Then Tuesday night at the| LAST DAY same time Mr.Leitner and Dr Strolz will present the pro gram of Austrian participation to the World Festival of t h e Arts.Well \u2022 known lo JMC campers and Canadian music lovers pianist VTado Perlemuter will offer a recital of music by Bach, Beethoven and Chopin on Wednesday at July 20.Professor at the Pans Conservatoire, Mr.Perlemuter has studied with Alfred Cortot and also worked with Maurice Ravel In 1958 \u2022 59, he taught at t n e Darlington Summer School in England.In 1962, 1964 and 1965 he was piano professor at the Mount Orford JMC Musical Camp He made several recordings.including the complete piano works of Ravel on tho Vox label, the 24 preludes, the waltzes and a Chopin recital lor tne Guido Internationale de D, ,oue Italy will be the subject of [Thursday and Friday nu\u2019hts Expo previews starling at 8'30 p.m.i Italian Trade Delegate Doctor Cecchi and Guy Gorin \u2022 Lajoie, consulting architect of the Italian pavilion will present the architecture and contents of the pavilion on Thursday.Friday Gilles Lefebvre, head of the eul-1 Jural section at Expo 67 will present the various cultural j [events which will represent: lt-j aly at the World Festival of the Arts: La Seala Milan, Theatre Stabile of Naples and the famous pianist Benedetti Micheiang-cli.m SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK\t JULY 18th 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Company Ltd.119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.JOHN BASSETT Chairmen IVAN SAUNDERS Preiident E.MOIRA BASSETT Vice-President HUGH DOHERTY Editor-in-chief SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1966 Hospital strike blame to be shared Whatever the outcome of Quebec\u2019s hospital strike, the scent of violets is going to be notable by its absence from any of the participants.As in most areas of human conflict and controversy, nobody will be entirely to blame, hut blame is definitely there to be shared.The problem of hospital labor relations is entirely unique and, as such, should have been given special treatment from the start.On the workers\u2019 side, basic principles and rights are in direct conflict with the over-riding issue of the public welfare.Management, too, is presented with its own conflict, and here is where the whole descends upon the government.The principle of government non-intervention U immediately made invalid by the fact that the government pays the bills.11 has the responsibility to see that the public is protected from harms to both pocket-book and limb.At the same time, it is the responsibility of the government to sec that one segment of the public, the hospital workers, are also given just treatment.Mr.Johnson's administration, it is true, inherited the problem from lhe Lesage administration that gave the right to strike to public service employees.But it is also time that each member of the present government actively sought all the responsibilities of office when campaigning for election.Hospital administrators cannot he ex pccted to negotiate properly because they cannot promise anything.Any extra expenses must be met by the government.?All men start life as babies and wives kno Obviously, the government must lead any talks.The hospital employees likewise have responsibilities they cannot escape.By accepting employment at a hospital, they have each taken upon themselves a task of human mercy, the caring for the sick.Whatever other justification they may have, they arc deliberately failing in this responsibility by taking strike action.These lines of responsibility \u2014- the workers\u2019 and the government s \u2014 converge at the vital centre of the matter, a human being in need of medical help.Considered in the light of the horror that could so easily occur in (he event of a major disaster, say a factory explosion in Sherbrooke, it is difficult to understand how any union member, union official or politician could possibly allow hospital services to he curtailed.Faeh and every individual involved is guilty, and \u201cguilty\u201d is the word for it, of jeopardizing the life and health of every one of his neighbors.A major industrial accident, a fire or a building collapse can occur anytime and involve anybody.With hospital services curtailed, deaths and suffering could be increased an incalculable amount.It is obvious that, in the event of such a disaster the delays would be too great, even if the union should call an immediate end to the strike.In a smaller center, even a single car accident, one involving 10 or 12 people, could throw a crippled hospital into partial but possibly fatal incapacity.>w some of (hem remain so into middle age.Hayden S.Pearson's COUNTRY FLAVOR: Whetstone s song a summer melody A century ago before horse-drawn mowing machines came to the nation's farms, men gathered at dawn with scythes and whetstone to cut the grasses of fields and meadows.Men commonly swapped work in haying and helped each other harvest the important crop.Offset, one behind the other, they laid low the moist grass, each man taking the width swatch that he knew he could cut close and even.Then at the end of the march across the field, they stood their snaths on end.pulled a whetstone from pocket and touched up the edges of the scythes.As the hard whetstone hit the steel, the monotone notes echoed far in the quiet air.It was hand labor in those days.Men took pride in razor sharp scythes and the level, close cut swaths they left as they inched slowly forward.The name of Joseph Jenks is Other papers say: little known, but it was he in 1646 who was granted what is perhaps the first patent issued in America by the General Court of Massachusetts.His invention made possible a longer, thinner blade by welding a square bar on the back on the scythe.Today, when the countryman trims out around the walls, fences and trees, he uses essentially the same scythe that .lenks invented.One can imagine the scene a century ago as men gathered for the mowing.Iherc was soft, low-pitched music as scythes swung, and the grass fell to begin the process of turning into hay.t here were jugs of switchcl in the cool water of the brook.And there was the song of the whetstone as the men stood for a minute or two, sharpened their scythes and look cd at the paths they had cut through the grasses that meant food for farm animals through the winter.Argentine events follow tradition Argentina stretches southward 2,300 miles from Bolivia on the north to Cape Horn, a wedge-shaped land 930 miles across at its widest point and occupying the greater portion of the southern part of the South American continent.From its great plains \u2014 the lertile pampas \u2014 the world has been provided with meat, wheat and wool.But as so ofien has been the story of South America ,the wealth of the country hai been ton unevenly shared among a population reaching some 23.-000.000.Thi history of Argentina since the miiltary revolt of 1930 which shattered the traditional structure of the country is a failure to reach, in President Johnson's words, a national consensus.The country was tom between 1946 ^pnnytR,/ » O* TODAY F > C M .JCbe Upper jgootvu We all, with open face beholding as in a glass t h e glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, (Corinthians 3:18).PRAYER: O God of love and glory, give us the inspiration we need that we may discipline our lives, tirant that we may bear Thine image before our fel-lownien; through Jesus Christ, our Lord.Amen.The Ottawa Journal and 1955 by Juan rerun s corrupt dictatorship whose strength rested on the \"des-camisadas\u201d or shirtless workers pitted against the other classes of Argentine sociely.Peron's legacy lingers on The fear of the rising power of latter-day Peronlsts among industrial and agricultural workers has been given as one of the causes of the latest coup d'etat in the classic South American manner which shattered the country this week.Though he received only 25 per cent of the popular vote, President lllia came to power in 1963 in a free elec lion.His triumph was heralded as a triumph for moderation.Though it inclined to be somewhat left-of centre, Dr.lllia's government was strongly supported by the United States.Now he is out.The latest upheavel does not seem to have stirred Argentina's people.That precisely is part of the tragedy.The \"break in the continuity of democratic constitutiional government\" which Washington regretted in its unusually sharp note does not appear a matter for outrage Perhaps the breaks have been too common, After a decent interval, the U.S, ambassador will be sent back to Buenois Aires, the military junta will be recognized by most countries as the government of Argentina and Dr lllia's ineffectual effort to rule his country democratically will be only another footnote in Argentine history.But the ferment in Argen-lina will continue.Changing Hie guard will not bring any closer that consensus which is necessary for democracy to work in Argentina or anywhere else.DETROIT\u2014(NTA)\u2014Safety features are big ta this faffs new cars, thanks to Washington.In general auto companies are applying the government s safety specifications for new cars it buys to all cars built, and m som* cases going farther for standard and optional featurex car buyers will find in their 1967 models.Stress now is on interior modifications to reduce \u2018 accord collision\u2019* injuries.Improvements to help avoid the first colluioa will come later.I MSO SKXXPEW HA»«S&e\u20acS A>*> FWOMT SEAT HEAD RESTS ID REPUCE WIMW LA*« IMMURES.NOTICE.TWS.KEZWl»» HM3WN6 ON THE CW6H0OM>O AND 9UN Vl«OWS AUON® WTTW THE NEW PAOOED WTNPSWEID HCACÇRO AND 'A* FBA/Æ POSTS ! EQOiPMEWT THAT -mils'.FIND THAT NEW ARE FRONT AND REAR.SEAT BELTS, IVROCT ABScFewNTj annswEte yawls, SAFETf POOR LATCHES, SACK UP UBHTS Af® OUTSIDE RRAR VIEW MIRRORS Ttxmr rtttihp, ¦me ON\u2019 VAEOOOMI VAROOOMJ IT'S A TOUGH [Tom L\u2014\u2014w-\u2014\u2014' CALL DW BF.N, MAN THE MIU.WON'T MOVE SHE WON'T START ! four wak\" fi ueme are AVAjiAi-^t' DUAL HVT3WAUUC BRAKES AMD FLAftHINÇ, ©DE LIGHT?WILL BE AVAIL ABU5.ON I LATER MDPBJS!* THIS FAKUCUI/P SMALL PWCeNT PRICE WHEN THE eXTENT OF THE SAFETY FEATURES ARE TAKEN INTO Consideration that, SIR, is THE ULTIMATE IN SAFETY | mm IT-^f A o\\ Ua Bygone days TEN YEARS AGO Adventures with God Inspiration and perspiration pour from paraplegk preacher (FroFw the Rtcord of July 14, 1954) KIRKDALE -~ Tb« Guild »ivi W.A.held their July Fneet-\u2022t the home of B.L.Maclrv to»h.The meeting wai opened by the president Mr*.Terrill end the minute* end fin-enciel report by the iccretery Mr*.Riff.The Augutf meeting will be held et the home of Mrs.Frenk McCew, gcnerel guild on August 2.Lunch we* served by the hostess essistsd by Mrs.Merry Cross end Mist Joyce Chepman.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From the Record of July 14.1951 DRAPER'S CORNER .\u2014 In honor of the twentieth wedding anniversary of the Reverend W.B.end Mrs.Perry of Coeticook, who were married in Newfoundland on July 25, 1931, Mr.end Mrs.H.H.Allison of Draper's Corner entertained them end their daughter end ton at supper.Early in the evening upwards of forty-two friends gathered at the home to offer their congratulations and best wishes to Mr.and Mrs.Perry.TWENTY YEARS AGO (From the Record of July 14.1944) NORTH STANSTEAD -The July meeting of the North Stanstead W.l.was held in the Old Brick Schoolhouse, with thirteen members present.Mrs.Byron Brown, president, opened the meeting in the usual manner.Mrs.Abbot asked to bring the articles for the fair exhibit to the next meeting.Agricultural reports and reports on home economics were given.by LuborJ.Zink OTTAWA (TNS) \u2014 \u201cI believe, Mr.Chairman,\u201d External Affairs Minister Paul Martin told the almost empty Commons in the Vietnam debate, \"that a military solution of this problem of course is not possible by itself.\u201d Why \"of course\u201d and why \"by itselT\u2019\u201d Mr Martin did not explain He announced his belief as a sort of revealed or self-evident truth which should not be questioned.He got away with it in the House where criticism of his Vietnam policy statement came almost exclusively from the NDP corner.The New Democrats.who echo the Communist line on Vietnam, would not dream of touching this premise.Applying It strictly to the allied military effort, they indeed regard it as sacrosanct.This contention is one of the prefabricated propaganda myths designed to confuse and demoralize Communist opponents.It is divorced both from historical experience and from the actual constellation of the forces now locked in battle in Southeast Asia where the al- This and That lies are steadily gaining military superiority and operation initiative Mr Martin, who undoubtedly means that neither side ran hope tb arhieve a military solution.seems to have swallowed this nonsense because it happens to fit his refusal to face reality in the Vietnam conflict.While the social, political, and even military ingredients and mamfestations of the ugly war are maddeningly complex, its essence is quite simple.It is the testing ground of the Peking-ordained method of Communist expansion and of the free world's ability to contain, and if need be to smash, this pilot project of a new type of aggression In this context, which is the only one that really matters in present international circumstances.Canada's vital interests run parallel with those of the United States.If Mr.Martin were to face this hard-core reality, he would have to abandon the make-believe role he has chosen for Canada.Answer to Previous Furzfe nereis cl I sal in church perspiring with a handful of the faithful as the temperature soared around the 90 mark.A crosscurrent kept Ihe air circulating.but il was still very hot and humid.Most of the men had removed their coals.A few,' including (he visiting preacher who, by Ihe way, is a paraplegic a n d preaches from his wheelchair, retained their coats and their dignity, thus enduring the burden and heat of the day with grace, composure and fortitude, at both morning and evening service Not what the preacher said, hut what he did, made the day one of significance and blessing for those who attended.How do you react when the heat is on?Where is your faith?Where is your fortitude '' Where is your courage and 1 devotion In God?T>o you react like Elijah who sat down un der the juniper tree and bemoaned his lot'\u2019 Or do you like the modern paraplegic in the wheelchair, \u201cgo in the strength of the Lord\" and proclaim the message of hope and salvation in spite of your limitations and the heat' These questions challenged mo as I listened to the .Spin1, of God channel through an earthen vessel, who by worldly standards is ready for the junk pile.The broken preacher was a human repository of divine power which had been lempered in a fiery furnace many times hotter and of longer duration than that which tested the faith of Shadrach, Meshach and A bed n ego.But he was still able to sav : \"Though He slav me, vet will 1 trust Him.\" As I listened 1 was reminded of the words: \"Whom the Lord lovoth He chasteneth.and seourgeth every son whom he received) .if ye endure chastening.God dealeth with you as sons: for what son is he whom the f,ith er chasteneth not.\" Hob.12: M2, In recent years undue emphasis has been placet! by some on physical healing.Some claim that if one is not an Atlas free from any physical handicap he or she is not a saint.Since this writer has been in Ibis category for a long time 1 have read and pondered all aspects of the subject I am convinced that mv God is able to touch bod- JAM! SCOTT ies and heal them, but it annoys me when healers are criticized because they believe in the divine power to heal, and it concerns me when I hear some of their devotees accuse weaker brethren of lack of faith when their prayers for a sudden healing have apparently been unheard or unanswered.I was shocked when the paraplegic told of receiving a letter from ouo of the accusers stating that if he were filled with the lloh Ghost he would not be in a wheelchair.Does that mean that Jesus was nor filled with the Holv Spirit when lie hung on Hie cross'\u2019 That Paul was not filled with the Holy Spirit when he prayed that the thorn in ms flesh would be removed?That Annie Johnson Flint, and Fanny Crosby and George Matheson, and all other Christians who have hern afflicted and chastened until they learned to trust and serve God in spite of physical limitations, were out of tlm will and the plan of God?Certainly not.Anyone who suggests that physical prowess is the only*indication of spiritual adjustment is to say the least, misguided and will probably end in a stale of despair if and w-hen they are faced with a sudden physical at tack.How do the critics account for the fact that many of the world's most wicked and God-denying rogues are physical giants?Do the critics assume that such men are filled with the Holy Spirit because they are physically strong?All the people who have been healed by medicine or prayer have died.And yet we are told that Christ conquered death when He arose from the grave and brought life and immortality to light.There is no evidence in scripture or history to prove that physical endurance and health is the standard by which God judges men, or rewards them.But there is plenty of evidence in both secripture and history to prove that He has a plan and a purpose to perfect that which conrerns men and women who place trust in Him He can.and does channel His Holy Spirit into the broken and harassed bodies of His redeemed people and gives them power to accomplish what the physical giants cannot accomplish and glorify thoir God in the path of duty.God has used tho saims in splints and wheelchairs to get his work done.And we salute the great host of those who trust and serve Him when the heat is on physically and spiritually.&£]frhruokR Daily îSrrnrû SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships, 40 cents weekly, by mail in City of Sherbrooke, $20.80 per year.Mail sub-scriptions in Canada, outside the city limits, and Great Britain, 1 year $10.00, 6 months $6.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.50.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00, 6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00.1 month $2.00.Single copies 7c; Back copies; 7c; over 30 days old, $15c; over 90 days old, 40c.\"Authorized as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash\".ACROSS 1 Inclines 6 Number 11 Lodger 13\tWalks on 14\tDisplayed puhllrty 15\tBridal path» 16\tHardy heroine 17\tAt this time 19\tWithered 20\tAntiquated 22 Billiard term 26 Speaks falteringly 51\tPuff up 22 Tremulous S3 Saline 34 Dish 33 Trap 36\tIntelligence 37\tHerd of cattle 41 Royal Italian family name 45\tAnger 46\tMohammedan magistrate 50 Tatties 52\tlooked fixedly 54Pertaining to the nostrils 55\tBridge holding 56\tShort jackets 57\tWriting tables DOWN 1\tRoster 2\tGrafted (her.) 3\tCandifnut treee 4\tAnnoys by faultfinding 5\tFemale saint tab) 6\tThree-parted (comb, form) 7\tNazi refuge* who fled to England 8\tChest rattle » European river 10 Essential being 12Feminine name 13 Shooter marbles 18 Bone 20\tLooked - searchingly 21\tExpire 22\tDisorder 23\tWolfhound 24\tDining hall iSp.) 25\tAsterisk 27\tSmall island 28\tBridge 29\tFavorite animals 30\tDirk 38\tGet up 39\tEither untjut) 40\tSleeveless garment 41\tAnglo-Saxon theow 42\tBegone! 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NR 50s 1.(50 1 85, UK beloved husband of the late 37.THE HILLS OF HOME\u2014The focal length lens would have was photographed with a Hoi-Eastern Townships area is made the mountains look liecord camera ami a 75 mm noted for its hills, mountains more in proportion in the lens.\t(Record photo by and beautiful lakes, A targe foreground.Fake Massavvippi Doug Gerrtsh) Many factors in the ta king of a real quality picture Mrs, D Sampson, Montreal.'spent the holiday weekend at her mother's home l , I .1 1 fA.9 , N n .«¦> I r*tl 1 O.» ,\tu»> Miss Lynn Baglou Toronto,\tu> 37,\tAnna Prentice,\tin his\tRfltn was a holiday weekend guest ot\t.year Resting at\tthe C K\tWil tier parents Mr, and Mrs W II\tM,n and Son Funeral Home, Si) Raglnw\t* j I\tMountain St.Sutton, where the Miss Ruth Watson has left on\tjâ^VyGrVlll© funeral will he\theld on\tMon- her holidays a portion of which\t*\tday, July 18 at\t2 tK) pm\tRev she vvtll sjM-nd at Port Barrow.\tF.tic\tFrench\tleft\tJuly\t3 for ',rs Frrev officiating Inter \\lacns.ve than dymore is one of seven senior ble.,,, .,\tanticipated, navy and army officers head- VVhat does,.theJ mm]ster rx-i The issue, he said, was rie ing out of the services before pfcl,-1\\?,al\" by def°>\u2019lng our .struction of ihe navy 's identity ; identity?he asked in an in- through a common rank struc _________________________________tervievv in Halifax.\u201cHis mo-'ture with the army and air lives may be good politics but force and a single uniform there s no military justifica-j\u201cwithout any apparent eeon ton for this experiment.\u201d omy or efficiency.\u201d The full story on the other departing officers was not yet C0MMANt3 SHIFTS r'eai-\tWhile the capital buzzed with Rear - Admiral Robert Web lalk of the mounting depur-and, 48, rleputy chief of opera tUres, senior command of the lions at Canadian Forces head- defence forces shifted on sched-quarters, requested retirementjU|e Wlth Air chief Marshal for personal reasons.\tFrank Miller handing over the Rear-Admiral M.G.Stirling, |)ost 0f\t0f defence stuff Ul, of Esquimau B.C., deputy;t(, U.-Gen.J.V Allard, who commander of Maritime Com- (,3,\tjg), js j0 sejj jgtç.mand and Pacific Fleet com- g rati on to the services mander was reported to have Mr Harkness railed for a asked for early retirement to rova) commission toi nvestigate take a civilian job.\tintegration.Vice .Admiral Kenneth L.\\ similar demand for an in-Dyer 50, chief of personnel at quiryi though not necessarily: ^nadjafL Forces Jieadquarters, by royal commission, had earlier been placed before Mr.Hellyer and Prime Minister Pearson by R 1 Hondy.a re HEARING AIDS EARL MORROW Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist 815 East .Alain St.Newport.Vermont rel: 334-8335 Sherbrooke Daily Record COWANSVILLE P.O.Box 32 News Office, 413 South St., Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Also subscriptions, renewals, classified advertising.Or mail to Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Que.\"What do we mean bv Quality Pictures\", and can anyone take them',\u2019 Quality photographs are madeof a variety oi factors, each of them important.For a start, experience is needed.With this we know how to see a picture.This means we can visualize the finished picture, either in black and white or in color, even be fore it is photographed.I believe this in one of the \" facotors factors that provide | (tie difference between the full | time photographer who lakes | pictures for a living, and those I who do it as a hobby.It is also necessary to know | what equipment to use 'or I each job.Naturally, this nre | sents a problem for the ama- ¦' teur.who often has only on?camera.For instance.I ikc a Rollio-cord with a 75 mm.lens for landscapes.1 know this is noi correct, and my landscapes suffer.1 should use a 300 mm lens for landscapes.Why?For one thing, 1 haven't got Ihe equipment, but.the reid-er might want to know why I should use a 300 mm, lens if 1 had one It mav mil he inimediaL'l\u2019, apparent but a plietograiih taken with the 75 mm.lens might cause the vievv -r to wonder vvhv the distant hill or mountains appear less im posing 011 Ihe print lhal in the flesh, so to speak In the picture, llicv seem to he smaller and further awav Camera talk by Doug Gerrish I IllilliiUiilliilillllliiiilililllliiilluli : IlHiliill ,:i: illilillbidl Mill 1 I The human eye is equal in focal perspective lo a 300 mm lens; everything is seen in this perspective, and any change of perspective will be unnat ural.The fault in perspective would become proportionately more serious if the subject of the photograph were the Alps Milan or ihe Rockies of British Col limbi a.The rolling hills and \u2022noun tains of the Eastern Town ships would certainly look more natural if photographed with a longer focal length ien- nul thev can be handled with a 75 mm.The next imperative for quality pictures is good composition This is.perhaps, de pendent upon Ihe ability to vis sualizr Ihe piclure in advance Another sub-factor involved in picture composilion is Ihe choice of the hesl camera an gle.Finally, there is good print qualilv The a m B t e u r ran sometimes reply on a good professional darkroom man for this, rather then having lo learn Ihe techniques himself The man who makes his living at photography should always be striving for top qual j guests of Mrs George it.v prints of bis own, be Macdonald were Miss Mr anti Mrs Jack Eaton and the scholastic year 1M6-67 Miss Donna I\u2019aton are spending Miss Barbara French, Shore Ihe month of July at llighgale \\rrcs.Baie DT\u2019rfe.spent the holiday he re.(Barî> iif illjanhii Springs, Vt, Miss Jessie (\u2019ockerline SI Lambert, is spending the muii tiler with her sister, Miss Mat gare! (\u2019ockerline weekend at her home HARtnvv 1 would tike take Uhls oppoi-umllv | thank Dis Pan .,\t,\t,\t,\t'Ml*.H»*» amt Mill*, ihe muse* ^ 1\t^ o ! n e \\ Huiley spent and Hie tun sfs«-a»sl*lant.« on the a few dav* on a fishing trip in ihu-d floor for the wimdwmi rju» the 1 am entitle Dark\t:lhe\\ «aie nie dueina my s-'imirn The Misses Btta and Margue l\" «heeurook* Hoapitat Thank* ilo Houssj\u2019au.Mi and Mrs Hon lo th# ont** who k In d'l v ii* momhon'tl m*» with cjw'cWa, IoUoi s oit Housst'aii.Mr and Mrs ijift* of flmvt*»*, «utd t.hnj»e who .lean St JiU'qtins and faniil> n11' s,\u2019r ni«* You» kindn^Ns vuii won* vvcoknnd guests of their lonK ht* Ihe sacrament of (he lord's ills, Mr and Mrs 7.e p h\tri'ol,KNCF' BAH,ow Supper was observed .lulv ?.in Rousseau Mi and Mrs A Ga Bethany Presbyterian Church M A < IX) N AI f> I \\Ai,»h to i'hnni.run Hlld daughter.Mane Ange, mv fnrmH mifl r4»lHUv^« for Lhpit Cooksliirr, and Mrs .1 I a/airf.\t^nitai spa \u2022 une home\t\u2019\u201c\u201dh*\t1,1 T\"'ler.nurses and nui'KCK-JiiidfKA.«nri to th« Miss Carol French spent vo\\ i»nur« who\t»o kind in m.oral days a*- guest nf Miss »vit*h»r»d Your kinduesm will\tr Robert McLeod have Brenda French, Flanders hr \u2019¦\u2019\u2018meinhared three week holiday .Masters David and Gordon ^KRTRi'ni\u2019 «ArooNATA Rev Bhe was assisted bv Mr ¦lohn N MacKenzie and Mi-Dan I) MacLeod, Scolslown Mr, and Mrs.Du nr an Me Uuxl, Tommy and Danny Wald ron, and left on ! in parts of Ontario and Mam! Bis sell spent the weekend with U.,KI« ,,\t, , oba\t!\t, ,,\t,\t,,\t.\t, WIKKN W> wish In take (-hi* ,\tMl \"id Mrs Gordon hreneh l.ipimrtunit.v oi th*nku,g *u ij,,,*,.t at lors on fi'u*nds and roldlivos Miss \\ h ru'ssn Mitcholl, Coati \"lm\t»»d ns wiih curdn here were Mr and Mrs Lloyd cook, was a weekend guest of f1/'*'\t*nit call* on mu- 50fh ( andlish, Mr.and Mrs.Mur- Miss Shirley Winslow ray Nicholson, Drummondville Mrs\tLeon Raquette.Cole and Miss Dolma Nicholson, of brook.Nil, nui! Mrs\t7,ep Montreal.\tihirin Dion, SI.Mathias de VWdding Anr)lv «un Jnh % \\n tlu« y\\n% iftr.illA rt|*p(\tAnd \"ill he in out m^mur.A Uni a |omb lime N Bonne 'l\u2019onc, were ovor night .\t,\t,\t.Thelma guests of Mrs.Pierre Chabol cause thus work eomp emen.s Crawford.Miss Eileen Ennalls,1 and called on other friends thaï which he does in the fiel I Lennoxville and Miss Aline Mor Mi and Mrs Robert Stencil So, any amateur who has |rjson> Sherbrooke.MR And M HS Knou lion, K P VVIKSTN In fUnmirtam been able to see his picture be-i Mrs W (\u20191 inns Mis* M-n-ih-i Mr\u201d11-in1! S|vii-11 Votnè!^ in 'i*\td'\u2019i\" .\t.\t.\t, t\t111*^' ***^-^^ Mai lha Mi and Mi Volnoy lluilrv.who pH.simd «wi»' ,iuiv ?7 iinr» \u2022 h forehand can come up with lopjCripps.Live,-ton.Miss Janet Mrs.Dons Conley.Sherbrooke.'«-.r Men,.phsm-o qualilv work even though he doesn't have a darkroom retired through \u201cmutual understanding,\u201d Mr.Hellyer announced last week.tired commodore who now is a Toronto lawyer He was acting for the Civil-: ian Committee on the Maritime Component of the Cana- CONCERN OVER SUPPORT Rtar-Admiral H.C.Burcbell, 154, of Ottawa, also sought early retirement.He was reported to feel cuts in technical services dian Defence Forces, formed irisk lack of support for opera iJune 20 by the Naval Officers\u2019 Tional units.He is deputy chief1 Association, the Navy League of technical services for legist-1 of Canada and the Royal Cana-ics.\tdtan Navy Association.(Gribben, Montreal, and Mr J.spent * few' days *( the same Gribben, Drummondville, spent home.¦several davs as gucsK of Mr Mr and Mrs.Gordon Webster and Mrs.George MacDonald,\tland\tMrs\tIf G\tWalker,\tDurval, | Miss Doris McLeod, Montreal.\tMr\tand\tMrs\tRalph Emerson and Mr.Roderick McLeod, of\tand\tMr\tII A\tBarber,\tGrove Asbestos, spent a holiday with\tIon.\tN II\t, were guests\tof Mr their father.Mr N M McLeod and Mrs .1 W Parkinson Mr John MacLean.Woburn Mr and Mrs Sidney Gorringe ; visited Mr.and Mrs K A and family, Malheson, Ont,, arc ;Po**.\tguest ft of Mr and Mrs.Ernest Mr Rupert Ross is spending Gorriage and other relatives Iw'o months at the home of hisj Miss Donna Dempsey Mont juncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs real, was n holiday weekend prend will world arf I9«W had f>/< r4trnt.i wtt N» own.Mow miioh var mt** them nr\\*u hi» known, Th* hr;irl rudu»* of nifuiv.H I (*rl Fo' lfifjlv i orripmho-ted by K i MHKRJ .|;\\ rdiughter) KVA SAW Y FIR miothor) the Quebec pavilion at expo 67 is seeking hostesses \u2022\tbetween 20 and 35 years of age on March 20.1967; \u2022\twho speak French and English well; \u2022\twith a secondary school education; \u2022\twith a pleasing personality.Candidates selected will take a training course beginning on March 20th and will be on duty an average of 35 hours a week from April 28 to October 27, 1967.Salary up to $450 a month, For full information concerning this employment, write to : Chief Hostess.Québec Pavilion, Place Ville-Marie, 25th floor, Montréal.No applications will b« accepted after September 30th.The Commissioner. Great-West Life appoints DONALD POIRIER Donald Poirier as o represenrative of its Sherbrooke branch which is under the management of Lucien Soucier, CL U.In his new position, Mr.Poirier will provide Great-West Life's complete range of life, health, group and annuity services in the Sherbrooke area.Donald Poirier Sherbrooke Trust Building 75 Wellington Street, North Sherbrooke Te1 562-3842 THE Great-West Life ANCt C< met .¦!\t) ¦» ASSURANCE COMPANY .COW* Mrs, Eric Skilhn Brampton, onl .spent (he h in day weekend with the Jorniei -parents, Mr and Mrs.Lome Skillen Mr and Mrv.Hartley Conic baby Hamid.Miss Heather Rn berl.s, Mr.Gerrv Cote spent , July 3 in Montreal, with friends, and toured Belmont Dark Mrs.Allan Sutherland and laughter.Catherine, Danville, visited her parents, Mr.and Mrs Roland Montgomery dur mg Ihe weekend Mr.and Mrs Ernest Car,son and family, Greenfield Dark, were visiting Mr.and Mrs, R H Websler on the weekend Miss Barbara Montgomery (pent the holiday weekend with Misses Linda and Janet Badger at Gallup Hill.donates $25 to pastor's salary MILAN The C a r r y HARRISON lr> Irtvvni mmm'vr r}f rnv\tKv«, who panifvl «wh \u2022inly 17.1954 WILLARD HARRISON LOWRY\tIn merrmry of Mr.I A laowrv, who entered m1/> dd-aI nn^ veat\ton .Itilv I/Î !*mh«»r I.IQA4 VW do rmt fmgel you.No; do wi» Intend, NN f think of you often And will to tfir* end.Lon* un d foi Rotten R>\tyou may he But deer to out memory You ever will be to send a gift t^ Kenneth Ross, Alwav* loved and remembered bv LAWRENCE who is recuperating at his home after undergoing surgery in Sherbrooke Hospital A donation from Mrs.John N.MacKenzie was gratefully re reived The hostess, assisted by Mrs.Norman MacKay and Miss M ary McLeod, served re freshments, Among those from out-of-town attending were Mrs Herbert.Mayhew.Lennoxville.Mrs.W.Cripps, Ulverton, Mrs.DOROTHY (daughleii < H A fil KS son-in Jaw i GWENDOLYN RAH BA R A, fJKORfiK AND THBLMA ANN Rot** on mfl ypars pass hv.But mpmon#**, dwar Kpit.h, shall npv^r dl^ Alvyiyj» rpmpmhpr^d hty, RUBY Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hold Mrs.w.cripps, uivenon.airs onEU WATERLOO \u2014 Mr.Jay Maynes, Gra^on, Mass.was Ihe guest of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Maynes for a week, after which he returned home, accompanied by Mrs.Knight and Miss L.Holland of West-boro.Mass.Mrs.Henry Lyonnais is home from Royal Victoria Hospital, where she was recently a patient.( I s SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SAT, JLXY IB, 19BB GÏBlEL \\ 1151 KING ST.EAST SHERBROOKE, QUE.CANADA'S LEADING AND MOST PROGRESSIVE ENTERPRISE IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL, PLUMBING HEATING, HARDWARE, ETC_TAKES PLEASURE IN OFFERING YOU ALL THE MERCHANDISE FROM L.0.NOEL\u2019S LIQUIDATION HI 7i zrz ASPHALT SHINGLES Qualify No.1 SPECIAL IF YOU ARE - BUILDING RENOVATING - MODERNIZING WE SUGGEST YOU VISIT OUR RECENTLY ENLARGED SAMPLE ROOM Large volume buying of construction materials allows us to offer the BEST PRICES ON THE MARKET a square \u201cFIBER CLAY\u201d BRICK SPECIAL We are dealers for the famous 33 FURNACES e a thousand FELT PAPER and TAR PAPER $7.00 45 and 55 lb.SPECIAL Small dimensions, easily installed, provides inexpensive heating.e 0 lllll\" ''\u2022ip WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, FOR SHERBROOKE AND THE REGION, OF THE PAINT THAT LASTS Ml COMPLETE BATHROOM SET A famous Canadian product: w ,v\t.«âôg ' &\t* x \u2022At * * a*» n r# Nation o*»ntii#hi*w 1 .i * M Crane TELEPHONE: 562-3892 < PANELLING M\u2019xVi\u201d SPECIAL $1.95 ft a sheet ¦ , , P .\tDaytime shoes often nave a the fashion press.\tclea;; luc,tc hcc, And for Pve.j Sometimes the dresses are njn2 thcr{, js a sre .throezh completely studded with jewels.vmv;jte choe with matching sometimes beading is used to j,ee| emphasize the sleeves or yoke \u2018 [ noticed lhe rcturn of broad-of a dress.\tcloth a?a suit fabric in b c n \\ white satin cocktail dress Zuckcrman s collection, for instance, will have wrist ¦\t- Women who like suits will length bell sleeves studded with continue to wear them.re rhinestones.\tsays.\u201cWcmen who prefer a Spark'e has its place But it ar-[! dress wl11 \"car 'hat can be overdone so designcrs.comb.nation No one can diet-sometimes veil it under chiffon ale \"blch 15 in- *liaI 15 n' r!\u2019 cage dresses.\tSCuSe'v,\t,, \u201e .He believes that women are Snuare armholes will still he bore(j\tbrocades.'The with us for fail.You ,1\tsee them\tmore int,ercsting way to\tlook up tight around the\tarms\tor\tjn ^ evening js\twear a\t?uit cut «ow-\tor coat and dress in a pal?lint of wool lavishly trimmed with fur.\u201d ansville and Mrs.Gladys Mae- Black is returning.And it The pants suit keeps tum.ng Iver\tof\tSherbrooke\tand\tthe\tIcoks terrific against\ttans\tthe\tup.Adele Simpson\tstarted off late\tMr.\tDan\t\\.\tMaclver,\tmodels are sporting.\tIt got\tap-\ther show yesterday\twith a\tsor- formcrly of Gould.\tiplause again and again.\ties of pant suits in various col- -j purpie is the biggest color ad- ored wools.They featured lone venture in the new colleeuoiis.double \u2022 breasted jackets w,th Ifc! '-I - .BLACK BACK It might not sell this year hut|vents in the back-designers are proving their point i\t¦ that it is a color not to be over- about the use of strictly re- The marriage of Miss Kath-iby the bride's mother.\tj Out of town guests attended Mo]iy parnis' c o 1 1 e c l i o n\tfamily search methods in the treatment!]Cen Pearl Monahan, daughter; Leaving for a honeymoon in from Sawyerville, Whitby, Ot- shown proves that she believes .of patients, not only in the everj0f Mr.and Mrs.Roy Monahan.California, the bride wore a tawa, Toronto.Hamilton,\tEl-,brce things represent the new able to stay increasing clinical expenmen-;n( Danville, and Norman Aus- pink sheath of lace redingote, hot Lake and Brampton, Ont.:chic:\t' tation but also in the every-dayitin Bowker, of Whitby, Ont.,;a pink hat, black and white ton.Ont.\tSkirts just below the knee.,\t, L medication and surgery to!son of Mr.and Mrs.Austin accessories and a corsage ofj The bride and groom will live i Black wool for late day.smar- lOÇQlnQr Come to Assemblies of Christian Brethren GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Sherbrooke SUNDAY SERVICES: 9.45 a.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Family Bible hour.Mr.Earl Thompson will speak.11.00 a.m.Nursery facilities provided for ages 1 to 4.11.00\ta.in.Junior Church for ages 4 to 8.7.00\tp.m.The Lord's Supper.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Prayer & Bible Study.North Hatley Unitaran Universalist Church Rev.Kenneth Torquil Mac Lean.10.43 am \u201cSITUATION ETHICS\u201d.You arc cordially invited toj attend the service and join with us in fellowship for coffee: and conversation afterwards.Sunday Today's recipes CHIU CON CARNE (Yields: 6 quarts or 21 portions Portion: I cup) 5 pounds ground beef which the patient is subjected.\u201djBowker of Sawyerville, took:yellow tea roses.Physicians have the duly to,p^ace Saturday, July 2 at 3:30 insist that the manufacturers ofjp.m, jn Trinity United Church, a new drug test it in every pos-j officiating was Rev.James sible way before they give it to:j0hnston assisted by Rev.Doug-their patients, she emphasized.]as Hawkins.The organist was Admittedly, this may \u201cresult in.Mrs.N.McNiff.the loss or delay of some im- At the Communion table were portant research.\u201d\tIwdiite tapers and four vases of But this ethical problem must pansjeSi Decorations also in-be resolved by the physician included mock orange and and the scientist together \u201cinjwbjte peonies in baskets, order to reach the proper com ; The bride who was given promise between the demands awaj by her father wore a floor of scientific growth and respect ;iengtb \u2019gown of white organza for human life,\u201d she said.'fashioned with long sleeves end-The 69-year-old educationist, ing m points over the hands.A _ who spent nearly 30 years ati|ace appliqued train, circlet K Women's Medical College as headdress of the same mater-professor, dean and president,IlaT a shoulder length veil and a warned:\t; cascade bouquet cf dark red \u201cIf the problem cannot be carnat;0ns and stephanotis com- * solved in this way legal restric- p]ctlHl her costume.(ions much more hampering: The bride also wore a single than any now in existence w'itrslrancj nf pearls, gift of the take over and force a solution nroom.The groom received a iin Whitby, Ont.Ilf .k: I I'l IS.8.00 p.m.Discussion group 2'2 tablespoons salt at the parsonage.> vi PM M AYERS CLIFF Gospel Chapel 7.30 p.m.Evangelistic bervicc.CHERRY RIVER CHAPEL 9.30\ta.m.Sunday School 11.00 a.m.Communion.7.30\tp.m.Evangelistic Service.Albert Mines Chape! 11.00 a.m.Public service and Sunday School.Mr.F.J.Hatch will speak.ÛimiîUujiitllp Qlliriaîtan Ql^urrli Paster: Norman J.Gentry, B.A., Th.M.Organist: Mrs.W.J.Klinck 11.00 a.m.\u2014Family Worship \"GOD\u2019S WAYS\" Vacation Bible School July 18-29 An Unchanging Message for Changing Times.A Friendly Church with A Warm Welcome.280 Frontenac Street \u2022ï teaspoon pepper cup salad oil i'j cups chopped onions 6 cans (1 lb.each) kidnev beans 3 cans (1 lb.12-oz.each) tomatoes 9 tablespoons chili powder l'2 cups (about) coarsely shredded Cheddar cheese (optional) Season meat with salt and; pepper: then brown about onej pound of the meat at a time; miL in one tablespoon oil in a sms '«''Sc skillet.Place meat in 3 large pan.Saute onions in; I which may not be the right lone Planning party?diamond tic stud from the bride wdiilc the best man and ushers were given tie studs and cufflinks by the groom.The makl-of-hcnor, Miss Wendy Cleveland, wore a capri blue ' street length dress of peau-de-soic.A small lacc pill box hat, a colonial bouquet of white mums and blue carnations, and white accessories completed her costume.A silver locket was the bride's gift to her.The bridesmaids.Miss Jean-nie Lodge and Miss Lois Me-Vetty, niece of the groom, of Ki- m !» as iliC % « \u2022Mt B* 11, I !.' 'WS- 1 h!!IB m- b«i! MR.AND MRS.NORMAN AUSTIN BOWKER 'collection are pseudo suits with rickshaw jackets.The jee- R»v.Alax.M.McCombie, B.A., B.D., Minister.Organist: L.F.Jenne Try a lighthearted summer snack Sawyerville.wore pale pink VANCOUVER (CP)\u2014Planning s(reet length dresses of peau de drippings in skillet until ten-a party?\tsoie.Thcv als0 wore small lace ,der but not browned.Add toj write down your guest list.i-in box jlats alld w'hite acces-tmeat.Add remaining ingredi die food to be served and enter- sorjes anct carried colonial bou- jcnts except cheese.Bring to tainment planned.\tquets of white mums and pink Of all desserts a Party Pump- PARTY PUMPKIN SOUFFLE with a foil collar*; chill until aboil: then cover and simmer j Then enjoy yourself.\t(carnations.Silver lockets were kin Souffle is certainly much 4 envelopes unflavored gclalin firm.Serve topped with strips; ;at least Vo minutes.Serve in The advice comes from an ex-the bricie's gifts to the brides-in favor for lighthearted sum- 2 cups sugar\tof crystallized ginger.Ten to; 11.00 a.m.\u2014Joint Service with soup bowls or over hot ricp pert, Ruth Brent, author of majds\tmer mcals.The secret of this 12 teaspoon sail\ttwelve servings.« ^7 \u2019 cunoui 3ie to invite five or six friends\tcessories and deep pink roses\tof crystallized ginger.\ting cup sugar.Fold into cake.\tj and serve coffee and doughnuts.as a corsage\tpumpkin mixture.Fold whip- ROCK ISLAND - Mrs.David' OVEN-FRIED CHICKEN ! The spirit of the occasion, not The reception was held al\tped cream into pumpkin mix- Mayhew, Rock Island, was (Yield: 24 to 32 portions) dhe amount cl money spent, » MaunCe Cabins where a turkey' ./nsof (iw'rSoun guest of honor at a surprise (Portion: one quarter of a \"Il^t c photographs and write-ups.There are several excellent topical culler lion.» in the Townships and it is hoped lhal Ihe puhlidc wi|i| have Che opportunity of viewing them at the next stamp show tht* fall.if A ix The Crown Agents\u2019 representative in Washington will provide a display of stamps together with brochures for free disit ilmtion al the stamp show (his coming October.This organization does a great deal for stamp cnlleiilng amt is moat cooperative xrtth all clubs who arc lolereited in otilalniiig exhibits from (hem.There are several other philalelir huieaiia that provide fllins, brochure* ami riiaplaya, and so rwi Clul» need worry about vacant spac es at Its show If your club wants a display, then drnp a line l« the writer well\tin\tsclcanre\tof Hie\tevent and\twe\twill\tprovide del ail» and try Ici assist ynur group.Jusl wrile to me al Dlxvlllr, |*.q.VT\t(k Yr The\tUnited State* will have s\tChristens» stamp with\ta\treligion*\t(heme\tthis yesr,\t*nd,\tin\tpassing, mention must hr made that it is hoped lhal (Toad» will do Ihe same.The Uniled Slates Stamp will have a* its iiasis a painling by Hans Mending, a Flemish master of the Renaissance period, and will ha printed in five colors.This will he the fifth in Hie aeries of holiday stamps nail an initial print order for one billion, two hundred million stamps has been placed.The stamp will he designed from the rentrai portion of Ihe painting, \u201cMadonna with < hild and Angel»\" which hangs in the National Gallery of Art.In Washington.The scene was painted on wood about 14*0.It is small and is an excellent example of the detail the German born arlixl lavished on his work.The portion of the painling which will he used la of the Virgin, in hlue-green robe and red mantle seated on a red ranopied throne.She holds In her lap th* Infant ( hrist who with ooe hand touches the pages of a missal.live in her school who through circumstances lark the wherewithal to obtain an education suitable to present clay requirements, are not automatically relegated to the role of second class citizens.Mrs.Pahk's school teaches these hoys not only the three R s.hul a trade also, and wilh typical Asian astuteness Mrs.Hahk man ages to apply pail of the boys\u2019 farming program, to the landscaping needed to put the finishing touches to the appearance of her school The need for such a whool is evident.Mrs.f\u2019ahk has done well to draw attention to circumstances in the Far EasT Too often one tends to forget to look »! the rest of the world and realize how for tunale we are to be living in a country such as Canada where opportunity abounds.Wc- are left hoping that the children w'hom have been fortunate enough to gain admit\u2022 tance to \"Berea in Korea\" as Mrs.I\u2019ahk has named her school, will become citizens who will view our western civilization through the same discerning eyes as does their benefactor, thereby promot ing a better world for al! the children of the future.LYN W()«I>#i DIXVILLE STAMPS\tSTAMPS Tile small village of Dixville.on Route 22, offers stamp collectors the opportunity to see stamps and to purchase their stamp collecting needs.Drop in to see the Whitehouse's at Philmar Reg'ri.enjoy a cup of tea and pleasant surroundings.There is plenty of room for the children and we are home most week-ends and evenings.Telephone 849 2021.PHILMAR REGD.DIXVILLE, P.Q.Younger generation suffers withdrawal symptoms B AZZARJS by Don Tracy; Musson: 215 pages; $5.50.BAZZARIS is a novel about a Greek community of sponge-divers in a small town called Rovalla.in Florida, and in particular about Pete Gerard nee Fotis Gironapoulis.It.is written in the first person, but by several characters, each giving his impressions of the others and of the dark events that transpire.Baz-zaris is the name of the craft in which Pete's father.Gregorios, and uncle, Kitsos,jail- ed from their native Greek island at the turn of the century to find the gold with which the streets of the USA were paved.Like all the Greeks in Rovalla.the Giron-apoulises are sponge- divers and get their share of the ien-gendary gold until depression in the sponge business hits them in the forties and Pete, then Fotis, forges his father's signature to a rcal-esta:e document and sells a worthwhile parcel of land for a moity of its value so he can and all it of escape Rovalla stands for.Pete, the second son Gregorios, is a handsome, fas-ciating and volatile man.father's favorite and uncle's, hut love end become confused w»hen loved one fails to be what is demanded of him, Pete is destined by his elders to he the best sponge diver on the coast: the young man not only hates the almost primitive social conditions of the community but is actually his.his hale the fearful of div-ing.and more afraid to acknowledge his fear.When he wins a scholarship to a university he is delighted but his uncle and the Orthodox priest who rule the village and the villagers forbid his accepting the scholar'-hip.Instead, he is married at seventeen to a beautiful but not very intelligent Greek girl whom he abandons when he falls in love with a emall-time actress who later aban-doas him.The actress is the immediate cause of his forging his .father's signature, but not the primary.The young Fotis changes his name to Pete; his inborn fears drive him to prove himself superior (o others and he becomes the friend of Presi dents and presidents, one of the richest men in Ihe States.The novel begins with the death of his estranged wife and his challenging return to the village of his birth and the vengeance of the dead woman's family, and then moves hack and forth across the twisted pattern of bis life.Author Don Tracy* present home is in Clearwater, F\u2019lorida, a town that is one of the forai points of this strong and unusual novel of a close-knit Greek community with its almost medieval social and religious structure, and of the younger generation that would move into its American environment.BLUEBELL PHILLIPS Montreal l 10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SAT., JULY 16, I960 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 c«nt» per word, minimum cherge 50 cent* for 16 word* or le»*.Three eonieeutiv# Imertlon*.3rd dey half charge.Si* consecutive insertions.25% off.10 cent* for mailing Record Box replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Cl»**ifi*d Ads accepted until 4.00 P.M.da» previou* to insertion.Auction Sale», Legal Notices, Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon previous day; 10 A.M.Saturday for Monday 569-3636.DADS ITALIANS STARTED SIGN | IS IT NOWHERE» Three golden balls as a sign The point on the globe which [of the pawnbroker was origin- is at zero degrees latitude and ated b> a member of the fam- zero longitude is in the Gulf oi ;ous Medici family of Florence.Guinea off the African coast, 4, Property For Sale 1.Articles For Sale FURNITURE u>»t has hfren «lured away, reason for sale, hasn't been claimed.Three complete rooms bedrooms act, Uvlng room set and Kitchen set, »229.One other at $199.0(1.As low a* $2 00 weekly Paul Boudreau, Tel.559-3M0 or 864-4251, Deauville.NEW AND USED furniture of all kinds, we buy, «ell and exchange Raoul Fortier, lnc\u201e 1026 Welling ton South.Tel 567-3581 PRINTING of all kinds.Write us for quotations or drop In at our coin-merdal plant, Sherbrooke Dally Record, 50 Camlrand St., Sherbrooke Tel.569-3638 local 33.USF.D office desks and chairs.21 inch Westinghouse T V.Electrolux vacuum, Hoover floor polisher, rues, baby carriage, other items.Sian Parker, Warden.Tel.539-2985.SECOND hand turnltiirc, pitied tot quick sale, 12 kitchens sets f-om $12.00, 3 bedroom acts, 4 chesterfield sots, 3 combination ranges, electricity with oil pot.7 gas ranges with oil pot, 2 automatic washers, 4 gas ranges, one gas heater.B refrigerators.In yards or less of oilcloth, 20 rolls, vve need Iho space.La Grange a Pierre, two miles from Sher-hrooke, Bourque Blvd.Tel.864-4251.REPOSSESSED complete household furnishings, pay only balance of finance, Ea Grange a Pierre, two miles from Sherbrooke, Bourque Blvd., Tel.864-4251.75 to ~85 TONS of good standing hay for sale, near CoaLicook, Tel.569-5113 or 569-8197.2.For Sale or Exchange PONIES, flvs registered mares, on* two year old stallion, silver dapple with white manes and tails, or will exchange for Herefords.Hilly Ducharme.Tel.248-2786 Bedford, Que.4.Property For Sale NEW BUNGALOW 5 rooms, 28 x 40 with carport, on a lot 80 s 100, tile, paint Situaled Baker St, Lcnnnx-vllle $15,700.\t11,000 down.Easy terms, apply J L.Pomerleau 562 5728.22 INCH electric stove, frigidaire, ~ five piece birch kitchen set.oak chair, buffet and hod.Tel.842-2644 North Halley.FJSH mounted 60c to 75c per Inch of length.Hamilton Yates, Taxidermist, Dunham.Quo.Tel 295-2037.LARGE good dog harness *5.00, table and three chairs, aqua $8.00, leather den chair $30,00.two pairs lined drapes $1.50 pair, new-upholstered vinyl 3 step chair J7.50, rice 16 inch ceiling electric fixture *5.00.Evcrhot electric oven with timer $25.00, transistor radio R.t A 4x8 inched.$10.00, 150 Geographic magailnes 1925 to 1040.\t*13,00 for lot.*1.00 each, two card tables, miner\u2019s metal hat, electric iron, single heat.5 inch electric hot plate, kitchen chair, gun case, 2 radiator humidifiers, push floor polisher, waxer, lot of curtain rods, 2 set clippers, cigarette maker, metal kitchen table, 3 shelves $3.00, kitchen table with drop leaves *5.00, jute rug, red 8 x 10, $2.00, fisherman\u2019s tee box, *3 00, charcoal sleigh heater, $5.00.Apply 150 St.Francis St., Lennoxville.Phone 562*2723.KEEP cool with a new General Elec trie air conditioner for only $190.90.Ross Btron Electric Ltd.183 Frontenac St.Tel.562-1504.NEW 5 room brick bungalow, automatic heating, tile, on lot 81 x 100.Situated on Belvedere South, price $11,900.00,\t*400.00 down Balance $85.00 monthly.Apply J L.Pomerleau, 562-5728.HAD a nouso of no value to me, costs of keeping It were too highj It was easy to see, then one day I got the surprise of mV life, gave; It to Charles Connors to sell and! In no time he ended my strife.: End your real estate problems by, calling Charles Connors, 562-4000., MAGOG brick and stone finished home close to lake on Merry Street South, Ideal as a large family dwelling or may be divided into tenements.Has 14 rooms, 2 complete bathrooms plus 2 separate lavatories adjoining main bedrooms.Oil heated, wired for 220 volts, beautifully landscaped large corner lot surrounded by a hedge.This property would be suitable as a tourist home, a me dirai centre or office building, especially because of Its central location.$15,000 cash, balance on terms.Apply to 192 Merry St.South, Magog, or call 843-3134 or 813-5115.COMPTON; Two tenement house for sale.For further Information call 835-5516 Compton.BUNGALOW for sale \u2014 3 bedrooms, fireplace, garage, landscaping completed at front and back.Apply 108 Stevenson Street, Cowansville, between Church and Davignon Streets.Tel.263-0764.DES CASCADES ST\u2014Brick bungalow, 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms.Bathroom with vanity, washer and dryer space.Very lartic closets.Wall-to-wall carpet in living room with fireplace.Carport.Basement ready to be finished.Largo lot.Photo M.L.S.Call: It.Saint-Denis or E.Sutherland 560-9371; eve.; 842-2B01 \u2014 567-3014.DOMINION ST.\u2014 Splendid bungalow 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms.Fireplace.Basement: bedroom, complete bathroom, laundry room and cedar lined closet.Would accept exchange on lot, etc., or would rent.Vast land well landscaped.Photo M.L.S.Call; R.Saint-Denis 5696371; eve.: 842-2801.GARIEPY ST.-Bungalow 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms.Carport, Built-in oven and range, fixtures and wrought iron included.Hot water heating system.Photo M.L.S.Call: R.Saint-Denis 569-9371; eve.- 8422801.VERMONT ST.\u2014 Splendid 7-room residence, 4 bedrooms Natural fireplace.Wall-to-wall carpet.Playroom in basement.Basement garage.Large lot beautifully landscaped.Photo M.L.S.Call: ft.Saint-Denis 569-9371; eve.: 842 2801.ST.EUE D\u2019ORFORD: Split level 10 rooms, 4 bedrooms.Built-in range.Basement: playroom 11\u2019 O\u201d x 25', fireplace, cold room, laundry room and toilet.Artificial lake.Hot water heating system.Lot 200 x 300 very well landscaped Easy terms.Photo M.L.S.Call: E.Sutherland 569-9371; eve.: 567-3014.Also other properties and lots for sale, for all your real estate transactions, consult: ROYAL TRUST 150, Frontenac St,\u2014Sherbrooke\u2014Phone; 569-9371 21.Wanted To Borrow $1,000 AND UP Demand exceeds our supply in all areas.Knowlton, Stan-stead, Richmond, Waterloo, Sherbrooke, etc.Your money will bring you TW%> or more.Short or long term mortgages, security guaranteed by legal opinion on title.and no obliga 28.Domestic Help Wanted WANTED: A reluble housekeeper for two older people In bungalow, nut of Richmond.Weekends off Mr*.Arthur Lyster, R R.1, Melbourne, Que.Tel.826-3187.Confidential tion.For call: information write or BEAUDEAN INC.REALTORS 33a Belvidere St.Lennoxville Tel.569-9178 32.Situation Wanted Female BILINGUAL middle-aged woman,; with typing experience, desires; full or part-time work as rerep j tlonist, Apply Record Box No, 30.35A.Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that t contract executed on the 12th day of July, 1966, under the terms of which all existing and future debt* owed to Maurice & Claude Co Llee., Windsor, Quebec were sold to The Cana, dian Imperial Bank of Commerce, was registered on July Uth.1966.at the Registry Office for the Registration Division of Richmond under No.82315, July 13th, 1966.The Canadian Impérial Bank Of Commerce, Mr.J.Schinck, Manager.BALL and ROLLER BEARINGS available In Sherbrooke at ARMSTRONG INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES LTD.137 Wellington St.South\tTel.567-4701 37.Personal 24.Salesmen Wanted 35.Business Opportunities SERVICE station with garage and-\u2014\u2014 paint shop, seven room house, oil HVGIENK Sl/PFLIES (rubber goods) heated.Located at 251 SI.George\tpostpaid in plain sealed envelop# wILT prie# lift Six Seimph'i 2Sc, 2' tamplea $1.00 Mall order Dept C-2 Nov Rubbe; Co Box 91, ttajil/on, Ont St., Windsor.Tel.845*3-154.BEAUTIFUL most modern new live room private residence, with wonderful playroom, two fireplaces, double bathrooms.Automatic heating, washer connections, larger loi, adjoining Sherbrooke UolfJ 1986 Adam, Street.Another lotur room private cosy residence, 148 Eymard Street.Also five room residence 1555 Gauvln, near Sherbrooke University.See Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand phone 582-0874.1035 JACQUES CAHTIÊR BLVD Very nice 3 room bungalow, hard wood and plaster finish, brick construction, nice lot, well land scaped with cedar hedge, paved driveway.Price $15,000.00.Cash to lie discussed.(\u2019.A.Connors, Real Estate Broker, 562-4000 or 5.\tLots For Sale LARGER ready-to-build beautiful lots for apartments construction.Belvedere, Kingston, Dunant Streets, Etc.Other residential larger locations, adjoining Sherbrooke Golf, Vermont, Jacques Cartier Streets.Others near Sherbrooke Golf University and Deauville.Necessary help and generous financing available.Sec Hebert\u2019s 2155 Bachand.562-0874.6.\tCottages For Sale INSULATED cottage, Little Lake Magog, landscaped 200 ft.of stone wail on frontage 150 ft.deep.Kitchen, living room, three bedrooms, wall to wall carpet, large solarium, toilet, shower, ar-tesian well, hnt water, plus another small cottage, 20 x20 included.Only $15,000.00.Tel.567-6370.7.\tFarms For Sale 37 PORT folios of painting reproductions, perfect condition.Price $100.00.Apply 993 Ontario St., Sherbrooke.12.To Let FOUft-KOOM BUNGALOW, self-contained, single-storey house with back and front verandas, cement basement on large lot, beautifully shaded by mature apple trees, a 10-minute walk across Montreal-Terrill bridge from downtown Slid hrooke.Quiet residential street.Fenced back yard.Occu pancy Aug.1.Call Hebert\u2019s 562-0874 or M.L.Ryan, 148 Eymard Street, 567-8713.470 VIMY ST; Four room heated apartment, hot water, garage furnished.$75.00 monthly.Tel.567-4164.NORTH WARD: Convenient location.4'/i rooms, unhealed, newly decorated.Adults only.Tel.562-1285.SMALL industrial firm, requires young salesmen.Must be bilingual, vehicle supplied.Apply Record Box No.28.26.Help Wanted: Male Canadian Pacific needs Constables Candidates must be between 20 and 30 years of age, unless applicant has previous police or security experience, 5T0\u201d or over, not less than 160 pounds and in perfect condition.We offer to suitable candidates permanent employment Regular salary increases and Health, Welfare & Pension Plans and Transportation privileges.Please write to Supervisor of Employment, 1080 Drummond St., Montreal.Own Your Own DUNKIN\u2019 DONUT SHOP Earn SI5.000 to $50,000 yearly.Profit m Canada\u2019s largest , and finest chain of Donut and coffee shops, often imitated never duplicated.No experience needed.Will train you in every phase of the business and give you help and advice anytime you need it.First Diinkin shop in Eastern Quebec now in operation atid available to qualified party.For personal interview in Sherbrooke, call Mr.Nels Thompson, collect at the Le Baron Motel (819) 567-3941.46.pets For Sale MINIATURE Schneusers, male and female, registered, Inoculated, t a ho young small poodle, registered.Special prices on poodles and other breeds.Le Chien Elegant, A.Bourasaa, Prop.1325 King W., Sherbrooke.Tel.569-7178.DACHSHUND pups, choice of colors, registered, reasonable.Also Western marc Tel.875-3437, Warbur-ton.Island Brook.YOUNG German Shepherd, five weeks old.Tel.864-4071.LINDA BELLE INC.SWIMMING POOLS Paul Bergeron 1035 Panneton St, \u2014 ROLL-UP ALUMINUM CO.LTD.Tel.569-9321 51.Mortgages Well Drilling We can drill you a well in one day! OES DRILLING Tel.Knowlton \u2014 243-6454 DOCTORS TRAINED EARLY j Canada\u2019s first medical school was opened in Montreal in 1824, land later became part of McGill University.\u2014 COMPTON: 5 room apartment with bath, unheated.Available August OFFICE clerk, good on typewriter, 1st.For Information call 835-5516 Compton.140 ACRES on paved highway, two miles from town, good bu* service, apple orchard, woodland, sugar bush, new cabin, ail equipped, cow barn, pig bam and hen house, work shop, Livestock and machinery.Large house, built re eently, back and front lawns, gar- LITTLE dens, swimming pool.Owner retiring, interested buyer contact, Rufus Coates, 175 North Rd.R.R.2, Abbotsford, Que.Phone 379-5372 Granby.ORLEANS APARTMENT DA, 2l\u20192 AND 3 rooms, furnished.Located industrial center.We pay electricity and transvision cable 915 King George St.Sherbrooke.14.Cottages To Let also bilingual.Work From 3:00 p.m.to 11:00 p.m.Please write P.O-Box 235.Sherbrooke, Que 27.Female Help Wanted WANTED YOUNG Rlrl for general office work.Typing, filing and receptionist.Apply Record Box No.27.8.Cars For Sale J K 562-0847.Cartier, representatives BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawverville\u2014Tel.889-2272 ; 1060 FALCON, four door, standard transmission, radio, two new winter tires.Tel.837-2341 Walerville, between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BUICR, Pontiac, Vauxhali, G.M.C Trucks, Salei 4> Service.Deluxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West Tel, 569-3668.8b.Auto Service BOLTON CENTRE: 5 room house, plumbing, electricity, new water heat et*.Approximately one acre $3,500.00.Terms.Apply Record Box No.29.BUILDING, two tenements, same division, living room.dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, plus locker, hot water heating, water heated separately with oil burner, price $19,995.00, Montage $6000.00, payable $1,000.00 per year without interest, Murray St., near| AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, spa* LAKE MAGOG: Modern 5 room cottage, stove and fridge furnished.For further information call 569-8983.EASTMAN, M.noAurele Lake: 4 bedroom cottage, on private beach.Available for August or September, by the week.Tel.562-4440.15.Rooms To Let NORTH WARD: Large one room apartment, with bath, fully furnished.Near Sherbrooke Hospital.Tel.562-2977.ROOM to let.for further information apply 151 St.Francis St.Len n ox ville, or call 569-8449 WANTED: Housekeeper to manage household of four children, age 7 to 12, for professional man, divorced.Should be able to communicate in English.Room and board plus $125 a month for capable person.To begin September.\\ >ply stating age and experience to Box 356, North Hatley, Quebec.WANTED: A strong healthy congenial young (or middle aged) woman capable of taking complete care of partially paralyzed elderly man.No housework.Plain cook for two old people, live in.Tel.843-5425 Magog.l\\!ow the only way to buy WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT .popular, modern dime pack WRIGLEY'S Mortgage money available, 1st and 2nd mortgages throughout the Eastern Townships, 6:,A% and up.BEAUDEAN INC.Realtors Tel.569-9178 33a Belvidere St., Lennoxville BEDFORD Notary and Mrs.Yves Fortin and family have gone to their cottage at Jameson\u2019s Point for the summer.Mr.Fortin is building a new cottage.Rev.Sister St.Maurice du Sauveur and Rev.Sister St.Isabella of the Mother House of the Presentation of Mary, St.Hyacinthe, and the latter\u2019s nephew the Rev.Father Daigle, P\u2019\u2014'^dénoe.R.I., have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph .u.CllU.If it's \"springs\" you need .we have them for all kinds of vehicles: ears, trucks, busses and bulldozers.FOR SECURITY and COMFOkT HAVE YOUR SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY by \"EXPERTS\" ai CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC.180 Galt West \u2014 Tels 562-4833 - 562 4840 FEMALE HELP Gût SOftlà scon CHEWING GUM IfISSfi; 17.Convalescent Home WATERLOO You get more to enjoy in the convenient Dime Pack of Wrigley's Spearmint.more of that fresh flavour and lively taste I THE BORN LOSER WANTED for clerical work.Must have experience in office work.Good working conditions, attractive salary, fringe benefits.Apply Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co.Ltd., Personnel Office, 407 Courcelette St., Sherbrooke, Que.Out-of-town guests at the wedding of Carole Smyth and Graham Owen included: Mr.and hospital, church and school.Tel.567-6570.eialty.Don's Garage, II Queen St.,1 S., Sherbrooke.Que.Don Beakes, Prop.Tel.567-3838.STANHOPE THE OX BOW GIFT SHOP Canadian Handicrafts, Irish Linens, English Bone China, English Toffee.Open every day from 8 to 10 p.m.including Sundays.Tel.Coaticook 849-3569.RAMBLER EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Motors Ltd.569-3604 2222 King W.\u2014Sherbrooke 9.Trucks For Sale CHEVROLET truck, solid closed ! box, good for moving furniture, | guarantee very good condition; new tires, price $1,400.00 also Renault light delivery truck, guar-! antee very good condition, $450.00.; Both low mileage.Grange a ; Pierre, 864-4251.AUCTIONEER (Bilingual) Licensed Real Estate Agent Robert Burns Tel Cookshire 875-3203 SHERBROOKE DRIVING SCHOOL 562-0670 A.Lemelin & A.Lemaire props.93 Bowen N.Sherbrooke, Que.10.Horses For Sale ONE Palomino saddle horse, one colt, broke.Apply 819, 876-5003 Stanstead.MCKEAGE Rest Home, 219 Montreal St.Residential home for elderly citizen*, complete with nur-\tm .\t_ sing care, tray service, home|^rs- ^ BreeZP, Toronto, Dr.cooking and T.V.also long exer.else verandas.Tel.562-0954.19.Room & Board Wanted and Mrs.Russell Dickson, Concord, Vt., Mr.and Mrs.Harold LaPointe, Highgate Springs, Vt., Miss F, LaPoinle, Outremont, Mr.and Mrs.L.Fiddles.Pointe Claire.Mr.Alan Watts, Inver- board with English speaking fam-j11\u201d0\u2019 Uy in Sherbrooke.Phone 567-0131 j y 1*6, Beloeil, Miss run LoWO, Bertrand st.Pierre.\tMontreal, Mr.and Mrs.J.-\u2014-;-Cruikshank and Miss Anne 20.Wanted To Purchase .Cruikshank, Lennoxville, and (Mr.and Mrs.Nr.Watts, Mrs.and Mr.Gerald f^DCEf MY way, op NOT AT A rrs A NSW WORD I MADE, By AST SANSOM VO YOU SUPPOSE KUOWS |SOMETHlN' '