Sherbrooke daily record, 6 mai 1968, lundi 6 mai 1968

[" Now ii the time to have your furnace terviced1\t dfaidtc - IcuyUi '?ucU \t*0 * «Je Si\t r ii*»*'\t rr.)\tTuesday tunny, milder.Windt light.High today, low tonight, 55 and 30.Til: 569 6558\t Established\t185)7\tPrice: 10 c betbcooke Bailij Becocd SHI RBROOkT.QUEBEC.MON DAN MAN 0.1»WR \tSfia0LOoke \tMUFFLERS .-i\tSALES A SERVICE REG D litHOAU'I'OnO\u20191» MwOld'M#tO \t'nttv»l*» Wh.i* >a, SVii.l WALKER MUFFLERS .Sr .\tIS)\tJ Seventy-second year US and Hanoi call \u2019SWiiF\u2019i\" \u2022 \u2022\u2022 *< LOOKING BACK AND BACK AND BACK \u2014 Oxfam walk-athon organizer Lynne White and Record Staff Reporter Dick Nutbrown are seen here as their \"Miles for Millions\" trek proceeded down Hie Stanstead Highway Saturday.Lynne intends to walk again in the fall from Stanstead to Magog and this time more enthusiasts are welcomed to stride for Oxfam.(Record photo: Gerry Lemayl Trek for Oxfam a success By RICHARD NUTBROWN (Whose legs At 8:10 Saturday evening a troupe of haggard, \u2022 thirsty, worn-out \"striders for Oxfam'' arrived in the familiar, much-welcomed confines of She r-brooke, a paradise of neon lights after their 34-mile trek from Stanstead.Lynne White, a 17-year-old girl with a lot more spunk and stamina than her counterparts, including this crippled reporter, organized the walkathon to promote Oxfam, a charity organization whose funds are us£d for famine relief.Lynne\u2019s walk plan, covering four miles per hour with certain short breaks for rest, was followed almost to a tee, at least the pace you might say.was followed.But when it came to rest periods a lot of persuasion was needed to lift my tired muscles and Lynne was the persuasion.Here's what happened following our departure from Stanstead College at 8:45 a.m.Saturday.The walk from the college to the Stanstead Highway, Route 5, was in itself a nice jaunt but hitting the highway an ugly green sign caught my attention, Sherbrooke 33 miles.Undaunted, I proceeded down the road right behind Lynne\u2019s heels, something I would fail to do two hours later.It was a cool, cloudy morning, somewhat perfect for those who enjoy this type of extracurricular torture.Chatting with Lynne she told me this would be her longest walk yet.having only completed such short distances as 20, 25 and 27 mile hikes.An omen of what was ahead then appeared.No more than five minutes on the highway but an old 52 model hearse putted by At this point I was gingerly high - stepping along, reflexes alert and awake in the cool, brisk breeze.Geography then became the problem.The slow long trek up Duf-ferin Heights was the turning point for this \u201cfella\u201d.Peeping occasionally from around the clouds.Sol added a little rejuvenation to my bones as we descended the hill.Feet still intact, brow spotted with sweat and wrung with combined frustration and anger, we then stopped for our first rest The first stop was short but it gave us a chance to find out a little about each other.Explaining in simple words her purpose for the walk, Lynne said, \u201cI want to lose weight and maybe the pounds I lose might be added to someone.somewhere who needs them.\u201d Bouncing back up on her feet, \u201clet's go,\u201d came the command \u201cWe\u2019ll stop again to rest at the Ayer\u2019s Cliff turn-off,\u201d she said.At this point we were approximately 10 miles from there.Was I glad to see Lynne\u2019s mother less than an hour later when she stopped with a libation for my dry lips.The pleasure I then felt was subdued when about two hours later we passed the Ayer\u2019s Cliff resting point without so much as a 10 second let-up.are still sore) Meanwhile I had made short order of the meagre rations intended to carry us for the day.We walked and walked and walked finally reaching Massa-wippi, the mid-point of our journey.Here again we rested Eighteen miles yet to go before reaching Sherbrooke and 1 was ready to throw in the towel, game over, fini.My feet ached, my head ach ed and the radio forecasted rain showers.Lynne, persistent in her quest to finish the walk, gave us a little time to rest, a little more than her schedule would ever have allotted for.A few miles up the road we were jointed by a fellow worker and his friend, and shortly after four Sherbrooke students, bringing the walkathon party to ten persons.Four people started out on the original trek.Pleased by the added company and rallied on by the new, faster pace, the miles began creeping by one by one.At this period I was unconscious of everything but the sight of a billboard welcoming approaching traffic (I doubt if many people walk from Stanstead to Sherbrooke in the run of a year l to some hotel or motel a number of miles away.Each time I read a sign I knew Sherbrooke was closer.The quick pace set by the welcomed newcomers soon slackened but Lynne carried on.slowly but ever so visibly moving ahead of her haggard followers.Rest periods became more frequent and even Lynne began showing signs of exhaustion although not so visible as the ones so poignant on my face.Only 10 miles to go and the right to say \u201cI made it\u201d was all that mattered.Stopping for supper just outside of Lennoxville, we rested again for a good length of time.In Lennoxville, people who had been waiting, congratulated us, but offers of rides to Sherbrooke fell on deaf ears.There was no way a ride could be accepted from here on in.Then suddenly it was over The neon lights looked beautiful, and the stretched weary muscles knew infinite rest was to come.Lynne, overjoyed at her accomplishment, thanked every-for their participation.Live on radio she asked people to help her.aid Oxfam by sending any donations to her, R.R.I Tomifobia, or by telephoning her for information ai 876-2417.She later said in October she intends to walk from Stanstead to Magog for the same cause.One of the brighter notes of the walk was the generosity by B Morin of Equipment B Morin Inc.of Lennoxville who kindly donated $10 to Lynne and provided her weary partners with refreshments.Over the telephone yesterday Lynne said she received a total of $44.50 wjth still a few more sponsors yet to pay.She again asked for financial help from area citizens to keep this organization relatively new to Canada, going.Canadians march for In cities, towns, villages, along country roads and highways, over hills and through valleys, Canadians from all walks of life marched Saturday for charity.Federal cabinet ministers, a provincial premier, businessmen, students, celebrities and the handicapped were among thousands from eight to 80 who took part in the annual March for Millions.A survey by The Canadian Press showed that more than 70.000\tpersons marched for seven charities who hope to raise at least $1.500.000 for fa-mile relief around the world.An estimated 32.000 finished their walks, covering more than 649.000\tmiles along routes totalling about 250 mile .They weren't alone.For every marcher there was one or more well-intentioned stay-at-home who pledged anything from a few cents to several dollars for each mile covered Among the oldest to finish was an 80-year-old man from Collingwood.Ont., who walked 20 miles with the youngest marcher, his eight-year-old granddaughter Most walked, but others ran.One person from Vancouver used stilts while students from the Chatham, Ont.area earned a bed and pushed two motorless cars.Sixty-seven-year-old Premier J R Smallwood of Newfoundland led the march in Eastern Canada, finishing a 25-mile walk in St.John's.Mr.Smallwood, among 10,000 that set out, was the first of 8.-000 who finished, and then added an extra mile to claim honors over the province\u2019s Op-posit.on Leader Gerald Otten-heimer.In Montreal, 700 of 1,500 who started a 28-mile jaunt around He Jesus, situated between the city and the northern mainland of suburban Laval, finished the course to earn $25,000.Laval Mayor Jacques Te-treault began the march but was soon outdistanced by Les Brooks, who for the second year in a row arrived first in six hours and 20 minutes.In Western Canada, William Hamilton, a cripple from Wetas-kiwin.Alta., Lt.- Gov.Grant MacEwan and Mayor Vincent \u2019rice were among more than Sherbrooke small By CUTHBERT JONES (Record staff writer) Changes in the boundaries of the Sherbrooke const.tuency provided under the Redistribution Act provide for some major additions to the riding in point of population although geographically it remains the smallest of Hie Eastern Townships ridings.The Town of Lennoxville, which is included in the munici- R/O O K E pal county of Sherbrooke from Confederation until 1952, when it was detached and added to Stanstead, is restored to Sherbrooke.On the debit side, the parish of Ste.Elie d\u2019Orford and the township of Ascot are transferred to Shefford and the Village of Ascot Corner now votes in Seventh of a series of eight Compton An essentially urban riding, Sherbrooke now comprises the City of Sherbrooke, the Town of Lennoxville, the village of Deauville, the township of Ascot and the municipalities of Ascot North and Rock Forest.(Tomorrow: Compton) charity 10,000\tfrom Edmonton to complete a 25-mile walk.About 20,-000 entered.Mr.Hamilton finished the course in a wheelchair after midnight.Among the 5,000 who started a 25-mile trek in Vancouver were singer Eartha Kitt, Alderman Ed Sweeny and Bud Peters on 20-inch stilts.TREK WAS ROUGH About 700 of almost 1.000 starters completed the 27-mile course from Trail, B.C., to Fruitville and back despite rough, mountainous terrain.The elder of the finishers was Russ Elliott, 77, from Trail.He was accompanied on the first mile by Canada's ski star, Nancy Greene, who then dashed for a plane to make a Toronto appointment.Winnipeg plans a walkathon next Saturday and Calgary later this month.Ontano was the walkingest province Of the estimated 25,000 who started walking Saturday morning at Toronto, 8,000 finished the 32-mile route around the city, some late Saturday night.External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp walked 2'2 miles to the first Toronto checkpoint, then dropped out.Donald S.MacDonald, federal minister without portfolio who also participated, was backed by Prime Ministtr Trudeau and other colleagues who each put up 10 cents for every mile he walked at French ministry PARIS (Reuters) The chief North Vietnamese and United States envoys to France called separately today at the French foreign m i n i s t r y to consult about the location for Vietnam peace talks in the Paris area The North Vietnamese delegate general, Mai Van Bo, and U S Charge d'Affaires Woodruff Wallner both saw Herve Al-phand.secretary general of the ministry Alphand, the ministry's senior permanent official, informed the two diplomats of possible premises in and around the OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) - Prime Minister Trudeau has hedged so far on the challenge by Conservative Leader Stanfield to debate the issues of the June 25 election on television.It may be wise for Mr Trudeau to avoid the confrontation altogether, not because he might lose the debate, but because Mr.Stanfield probably has the most to gain.Mr.Trudeau probably has more drawing power at the moment than either Mr.Stanfield or NDP Leader Douglas, who could also be included in the debate if it ever comes.The prime minister's drawing power arises from his high office and from the publicity he French capital for their preliminary talks, French sources said.No details have been given so far of the centres under consideration The choice seems to be between a number of chateaux outside the capital and two or three conference halls in Paris.The French government today is expected to submit a list of possible sites which P S and North Vietnamese diplomats will present to their governments for a decision.On one hand there are prob- has received in his just-completed march to the Liberal leadership.The argument is therefore that by debating with Mr Stanfield and Mr.Douglas, Mr Trudeau provides them with an audience they may not be able to get on their own If Mr.Trudeau's people also feel their man is running ahead of Mr Stanfield in popularity, then it would be similarly unwise to provide Mr Stanfield with this publicity opportunity.Balanced against this view is the knowledge that Mr.Trudeau is a skilled debater, in both English and French.As a result he stands an excellent chance of improving his public cation and ability to house officials accompanying delegations This eliminates some of the country chateaux On the other hand.Paris police are not anxious to have to face more demonstrators while occupied with Sorbonne University students who protested police harshness in clashes Fri day.In the capital itself, best pros pects appear to be the French foreign ministry's international conference centre, near the Arc de Triomphe, and the Palais Rose, which is sometimes used debate image at the expense of the others.But television is a tricky medium.Even though Mr.Trudeau is suited to it and might score better on debating points, this does not mean he automatically wins the debate in the minds of the public.Nobody can say how the public will react to any confrontation of this type It is the feeling they are left with that counts.Further, Mr.Trudeau would surely suffer from the inhibitions of holding office in what he could say on policy.Some things cannot be revealed because they are not in the public interest.lems of fast and easy commum- Trudeau shy on Baby receives thymus.transplant saves life ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.(AP) \u2014 The first known successful human transplant of the thymus, a small, mysterious gland like organ that helps in building the body's resistance to disease, was reported today by a Florida doctor.The thymus was implanted into the body of a seven-months-old boy, born without the organ and given little chance for survival.\u201cAt 18 months of age, the infant is growing normally arid has no unusual infections,\u201d said Dr.William W.Cleveland, an endocrinologist and professor of pediatrics at the University of Miami School of Medicine Cleveland said in an interview that the success of the operation lends strong support to the immunologic functions of the thymus that so far have been based on animal studies.He reported in a paper prepared for the annual meeting of the American Society for Clinical Investigation that the infant showed poor immunologic reaction before the operation.Almost immediately afterward his immunologic responses im- proved, the doctor said THYMUS DISAPPEARS The thymus is found in the upper chest near the base of the neck in children It disappears or stops functioning in adults with no ill effects.T h e operation, performed May 24, 1967, involved pediatric physicians at the University of Miami medical school and a London pathologist.Cleveland said the donor thymus was taken from a 13-week female fetus in London and flown to Miami in a cold saline solution to keep it viable.Troops tangle in a cemetery SAIGON (AF) \u2014 South Vietnamese troops battled the Viet Cong in a cemetery alongside Saigon\u2019s airport today.Reports to U S.headquarters indicated the new Viet Cong \u201coffensive\u201d is subsiding after only one day.While Hanoi radio claimed \u201cbrilliant victories,\u201d the U S.command said most of the attacks Sunday were harassing mortar-and-rocket barrages against about 120 towns, villages and military installations \u2014\u201ca poor substitute for the original Tet offensive.\u201d Headquarters said 122 locations were hit Sunday but new shelling Sunday night and today was insignificant.Ground fighting in the northern sector apparently was a continuation of battles begun last week.\u201cWe have everything very much in hand.\u2019\u2019 said a senior U S.officer He suggested four possible aims of the Viet Cong: To strengthen North V i e t n a m s bargaining position at the U.S.-North Vietnamese talks scheduled to open Friday in Paris, to shake U.S.public opinion, to scare the local population or to renew the gurrillas\u2019s psychological lift from the Tet offensive HOLD THREE POINTS Guerrillas held out at three points in Saigon today, and South Vietnamese dive bombers and U.S.helicopter gunships pounded them.Viet Cong forces holed up in a section of shacks and bombarded South Vietnamese troops with mortars and rockets as the government soldiers advanced through the old French military cemetery on the edge of Saigon's Tan Son Nhut air base.One rocket killed Col.Luu Kin Cuong.the base commander, who went out to observe South Vietnamese air strikes.A senior U.S.officer said there appeared to be a Viet Cong battalion in the cemetery area.He said he could not estimate the total number of Viet Cong troops in Saigon, but it was small compared with the 15,000\tsent into the capital in the Tet assault.Some of the guerrillas were fighting from stilt houses along the Saigon River, on the northern edge of the capital, and black smoke from burning shanties rose thousands of feet.Tan Son Nhut itself was shelled, and a South Vietnamese military spokesman said one person was killed and six wounded Presumably they were South Inside Births, deaths 7 Townships\t5 Classified\t8 Comics\t2 Vietnamese since the U.S.command said it had no reports of American casualties or damage at the airport Because of the fighting at the cemetery nearby, some airlines cancelled service but a few oth ers continued operations.Most of Saigon\u2019s residents went about their business today, although South Vietnamese troops reported killing 160 Viet Cong in the capital today.Military spokesmen said U.S forces killed another 700 Viet Cong on the fringes of the city and in surrounding provinces since Saturday night today Editorials\t4 Financial\t7 Sports\t$ Television\t2 Women\t6 TODAY'S CHUCKLE \u2014 Eve had one great handicap: she couldn't tell Adam how wonderful her first husband was.SURGEON REPORTS TO PRESS \u2014 Dr.Norman F.Shumway, who headed Stanford medical team which transplanted heart of Rudy Anderson, 43, into chest of Joseph Rizor, 40, Thursday, tells newsmen of recipient's condition.iAP Wirephoto) for international meetings.Outside, the choices seem between: L Versailles, about 10 miles southeast, at either the newly restored Grand Trianon Palace or another building on the pal ace estate 2.\tThe Chateau de Rambouillet.an official country residence of the French president about 2(1 miles beyond Versailles.3.\tThe 18th-century Chateau de Champs, a government guest residence about 12 miles east of Paris.News in brief See Virgin Mary CAIRO (AP) \u2014 The Coptic Orthodox patriarch told a news conference here today visions of the Virgin Mary were seen repeatedly at a small church near Cairo in April.\u201cThe apparition of the Blessed Virgin indicates God is with us in our endeavor to overcome the disaster which befell us when the Jews captured the holy lands during the war in June last year,\u201d said Patriarch Athnasius.Nasty gift AUGUSTA, Me.(AP) Maine\u2019s most valuable marine industry received an unpleasant Valentine's Day gift this year a lobster containing one third the amount of pesticides allowed by the United States public health service.The lobster taken Feb.14 contained .488 parts per million of pesticides, Robert L.Dow, research director for the sea and shore fisheries department, told The Associated Press The public health service allows 1.5 parts per million.Battle students PARIS (AP) \u2014 Police hurled tear gas grenades today at hands of hostile students on the Left Bank as the officers tried to ward off more demonstrations against university régula lions, inadequate educational facilities and alleged police bru tality.One report said a paving stone was thrown at the police.Tanker explodes BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) \u2014 The Argentine oil tanker Islas Orcadas today blew up in the River Plate port of Ensenada, about 45 miles southeast of here, and set two other ships with oil cargoes on fire.First reports said at least five men died in the fire and others are missing.Failed to agree MOSCOW (AP) \u2014 Wording of a communique indicated Sunday (hat Soviet leaders and the fathers of Czechoslovakia\u2019s new liberalism failed to reach agreement during a day of secret discussions here.The communique said there were \u201cexchanges of opinions on the situation in both countries,\u201d held in a \u201cfrank and friendly atmosphere\u201d during the meeting Saturday with Czechoslovak party and government leaders.Offers Vatican VATICAN CITY (Reuters) \u2014 Pope Paul disclosed Sunday that he officially offered Vatican City as the stie for preliminary peace talks between the U.S.and North Vietnam.He added that he was happy with the subsequent choice of Paris although not fully optimistic that the talks would resolve everything.Biafra rejects LAGOS (Reuters) \u2014 Secessionist Biafra Sunday night rejected London and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, as sites for peace talks to end the Nigerian civil war as preliminary contacts in Ixmdon ran into an unexplained delay SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON, MAY 6, 1968 JACOBY ON BRIDGE I NORTH *\t9 V\t4 9 *\tK932 + A K Q J 7 2 WEST\tEAST A .! R fi 3\tA 5 2 V «I 8 7\t¥ K Q J 5 2 ?A Q 10\t?nd ^ ^ J negotiated reali were weekend guests of ____i____no\tTim run rviir livoc\tLl,c v>i 1 x ^\t0\t.and approved by the congress itself.Donald MacDonald, acting president of the 1,500-000-mem-ber CLC, told a news conference Expel law student for sleeping with a girl CAMBRIDGE, England (AP) under the front-page headline: \u2014 The college at Cambridge \"Injustice.\u201d It says: University that Prince Charles \u201cWe do not accept that col attends was rocked Sunday by leges have the right to di scandal: The expulsion of an to us how we run our lives, undergraduate student found in People sleep with their girl bed with his girl friend.Richard Goode, 22-year-old law student from Rhodesia, was friends all over the university.Last term\u2019s Varsity opinion poll revealed that one in four under- 340 Queen St.Lennoxville \u2014 Tel.569-9821 Geo.Delisle 92 Wellington St.N.Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.562-4703 Pascal Dawson Ltd.419 Papineau St.Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.567-8474 L.Tanguay & Fils Inc.10 Versailles St.Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-1155 Thibault & Frere Enr.McFadden Hardware Ltd.155 Queen St.Lennoxville \u2014 Tel.562-7111 Plamondon & St-Pierre Enr.552 Montreal St.Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-6880 Maurois Automobile Limitée 292 Main St.Coaticook \u2014 Tel.849-2767 «\u2022e».\"ith ï;,¥ï ts* \"r zsnrjsz ties\ts»*\t».¦>«\u2022 *- at Trinity College\u2014two stairways from the apartment occupied by the prince.A college porter burst into Goode's room after midnight and found the couple in bed.macy in college buildings.\u2019 The dean of Trinity College, H.P.F.Swinnerton-Dyer, commented : \u201cThe action was taken because the college rules were bate on the resolution will not become a French-English con-flict.He also said his executive will not attempt to prevent or limit discussion on the resolution, Mr.and Mrs Irving Willard.Mr.McGillivray has returned home.Mrs.McGillivray and son, are remaining here for a week.Mrs.Roy Harrison has returned to her teaching duties in St.Bruno, after spending the Easter holiday at her home here.Mr.and Mrs.Harrison were in Rock Island on April 20 to attend the funeral of s,^ia±cm\u201coi,h' vrsAzszif rjr one of the women\u2019s colleges in question of ™ral\u2018ty.\tfor consideraüon at ^ ramhridse.was immediately Goode took the punishment u_______________\tv,™-,,.™ o nn.Hau Cambridge, was immediately ordered from the building.College officials then told Goode to leave his room and live outside the university untii his final law examinations late this month.After that he must leave the university for good.Goode's punishment stirred resentment among many other students.Varsity, the undergraduate newspaper, published the story without protest.But, he told reporters: \u201cIt was very embarrassing when the porter burst into the room.He must have known that undergraduates in every college sleep with their girl friends.The college rules say that girl friends should leave one\u2019s rooms by midnight.But my girl friend could have been asked to leave without all this fuss.\u201d convention because of a 60-day notice rule in the constitution, Mr.MacDonald said the CLC executive is opposed to the Que- Asbestos Mr Richard Domingue, who has been hospitalized for over a month in B M P.Hospital, Cowansville, Hotel Dieu and Royal Victoria Hospitals, Montreal, returned home April 12 with Mr.and Mrs.Paulin Benoit, Ville St.Michel.Miss Sandra Wighton and Miss Carole Cyr, Sutton, spent their school vacation in Ottawa.Mr.Marcel Pmsonneault, Frelighsburg, and Mr.Douglas Wighton motored to Sherbrooke and attended an executive meeting of the Customs and Excise Union.Allen and Barry Goodhue, Frelighsburg, spent some of their Easter holidays with Mr, and Mrs.Donald McGrath.Easter weekend guests at the Wighton home were Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Wighton and daughter, Pamela, Greenfield Park, Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Wighton and son, Dougie, Franklin, Vt., Mr and Mrs.R.O.Marchand and Miss Kynda Wighton, Ville Le Moyne.Master David Colton, Argyle, N.Y., was an overnight guest at the Lahue home and also visited Mr.and Mrs.Clare Goodhue and Mr and Mrs.Mil-ton Hancock and family.Mr.and Mrs.Levi King, Mrs.Klenna Barber, Brewster, N Y.were calling on friends and relatives.Mrs.Gladys Hancock returned with them to her home here, after spending the winter in Florida and Brewster, N.Y.Ditchfield Mr, and Mrs.George Veary have returned home after having been guests of their son inlaw and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Montgomery, Ingersoll, Ont., for six weeks On the way back Mr.and Mrs.Veary stopped over in Montreal to spend the Easter weekend with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Simpson, Montreal, accompanied by their guests, Mrs.Charles Simpson and Miss Zena Dougall, Edinburgh, Scotland, visited their cottage here and called on relatives.Mr.and Mrs.George Ferguson and family, Ross, Shirley ~ \u2018 Claire, BARTER, Col.Ora J.A.\u2014 On Sunday, May 5, 1968, at the Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, Col Oza J A Barter, at the age of 69, survived by wife Marion, of Toronto, daughter Noelle Hollands, Oakville, Ont, and sister Myrtle Larison, of Pine Valley, NY, five grandchildren and several cousins.Full military funeral at Toronto, May 7th.Col.Barter, formerly of Bury, Que., attended Bury School, served in World War 11 and operated an insurance business in Toronto and Peterborough.GELINAS, Roger At the Hotel Dieu Hospital, on Saturday, May 4, 1968, Roger Gelinas, (deaf and dumb) husband of Antoinette Demers, resided at 1322 King St .W , at the age of 60.Resting at Gerard Brien and Fils Inc., 243 Queen Blvd, N., where the funeral will leave on Tuesday, May 7, 1968, at 2:15 pin , for service in Ste Theresc d\u2019Avila Church, at 2 30 p m Interment in St.Michael\u2019s Cemetery.HARVEY, LUCINDA GRACE ABELS Accidentally at Sherbrooke, Quo , on Saturday, May 4, 1968, Lucinda Grace, in her 20lli year, beloved daughter of Calvin Harvey and Esther Brunger, of Dunham, Quo, dear sister of David, Edward, Michael, Daniel, Harrella and Peter Resting at J.W Draper Funeral Chapel, Cowansville.Service in Dunham United Church on Tuesday, May 7th, at 2 (K) p.m.Interment Dunham, Quo In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Dunham 111011x1 Church Memorial Fund.NESS, David J.A.\u2014 Suddenly on Sunday, May 5, 1968, at St.Johns, Que., David J A.Ness, beloved husband of Olive E.McCabe.Resting at LeSieur Funeral Parlors, 114 St.Jacques St., St.Johns.Funeral will be held Wednesday, May 8th, at 2:30 p.m., from St.James\u2019 Anglican Church, St.Johns.Interment St.Johns.» POCOCK, Herbert Sydney \u2014 At the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Sunday, May 5, 1968, Herbert Sydney Pocock, beloved husband of Kathryn M House and father of Allen J.Pocock, in his 89th year.Resting at Cass Funeral Home, 39 Dufferin Road, Slan-stead, where friends may call today 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.The funeral service will be held at Wesley United Church, Beebe, on Tuesday, May 7th, at 2:30 p.m.Rev.R.Worden officiating with Rev.A.B, Lovelace assisting.Interment Beebe Plain Cemetery.POWERS, Sarah J.\u2014 At Corona, California, on Saturday, May 4, 1968, Sarah J.Suitor, beloved wife of the late Preston W Powers and dear mother of Chester, Corona, California, and Ross, Independence, Missouri, in her 81st year.Resting at Johnston\u2019s Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect Street, Sherbrooke, Wednesday morning and where funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m., Rev.Alex McCombie officiating.Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.J.W.DRAPER FUNERAL HOME 314 Main St., Cowansville 263-0393 Branch: Main St., Sutton AMBULANCE SERVICE Established 1850 CEMETERY NOTICE A meeting of the Mansonville Cemetery Company will be held in the Canadian Legion Building Thursday evening May 9th at 8.00 P.M.signed (C.S.Adams) Sec.-Treas.CEMETERY NOTICE The annual cemetery meeting to be held in the Community Hall, Huntingville, Toes., May 7th., at 8:00 P.M.frank e.libbey.Sec.Trees.GARAGE MAURICE DESRUISSEAUX new TOYOTA dealer ______trade-in, finance plan sales - service 330 Galt E., 569-8012 and Jimmie, Pointe The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the were Easter weekend guests of bee pact as \u201ccompletely un- United Church held its April Mr.and Mrs.Earl Veary.workable.\u201d\tmeeting at the home of Mrs.Mr.Tom Veary and young He said it would do nothing to Fred Lockhorst, with Mrs.F.brother, Robert, are spending end the long conflict between Urekar, president, in the chair, the Easter holiday week m the CLC and the CNTU which It was decided that a rummage Westview, Ohio, at the home of has been raging in Quebec for sale would be held in the their uncle and aunt, Mr.and almost two decades.\tChurch Hall on the evening of Mrs.George Herceg.Mr MacDonald said the QFL May 2 and that members would Miss Elizabeth Rider, Quet)e^ has no right to make decisions sponsor a bake sale as their City, spent the Easter sc oo for unions affiliated with the June project.Final plans will holiday at the home of her a CLC.The federation itself rep- be made at the May meeting, er, Mr Stanley Rider.Miss resents only union locals in that which will be held at the home Margaret Rider and Mr Jo n province, not the unions them- of Mrs.D.J.Hawkins, Dan- Purdy, Montreal, were wee en selves Only 200,000 of the 300,- ville\tguests.000 Quebec members of CLC Mr.and Mrs.Frank Urekar Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Kneel unions have ties with the QFL.\tspent several days in Toronto and children, Montreal, The Quebec booklet claims and Hamilton, as the guests of at their home here for the holi- relatives.Mrs.Lillian Leet is spending a few days as the guest of her daughter, Mrs.C.Mosher and Mr Mosher.the executive council erred in dee ding that the CLC constitution prevents federations from taking actions such as the QFL-CNTU pact contemplates.day.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Davis, Coaticook, were calling on Mr.anil Mrs David Rider and other relatives here.AMBULANCE SERVICE & Funeral Home Gerard Monfette Inc.Guy Monfette, Manage 562-2249 44 Windsor St., Sherbrooke.MONUMENTS SHERBROOKE Enr.1650 King West, Sherbrooke Tel.562-2294 (Jean-Guy Lacroix) Successor to E.Chausse & Fils For information on monuments customers may also call: RICHMOND and DISTRICT AGENT \u2014 M.B.Fleming, Tel.826-2294 Sherbrooke and Lennoxville Byrl Webster, Tel.562-2466 I I 1 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON , MAY 6, 19fi8 WE RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING \u2022\tHeaters 1000 to 500,000 BTUs/Hrs \u2022\tDirect Fire or Vented Type \u2022\tCement Breakers \u2022\tRock Drills \u2022\tScaffolds \u2022\tCompactors Renta! & Sales Center Inc.906 King West\u2014Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-9641-2 COLUMNS OF m OPPORTUNITIES 1.Articles For Sale 12.To Let 1.Articles For Sale AUCTION SALE for Claude Roy, St.Malo D'Auckland Tuesday, May 7th, 1968, at 1.00 p.m.WILL BE SOLD 21 Holstein milking cows, only one not freshened, 2 2 yr.old Heifers to freshen in Oct ober, 3 one year old Heifers, 3 Spring Heifers, 1 mare weighing 1800 lbs 10 years old, will foal af the end of June, 30 golden Comef year old hens, 1 Massey Ferguson oil Trac tor 1962, used 1100 hrs.in perfect condition.Manure shovel never used Massey Ferguson 2 point plough M.F Mowing machine, a set of tractor chains with rings, side rake (New halen) used one year.Disk Harrow, finishing harrow, hay loader, 1 frac tor trailer Tandem balancing wheels, 1 tractor wagon with steering.Company made.1 baler hoist, 2 V* H P motors, 1 milking machine with 2 pails, I milking pump (wood) 1 wood box wagon, 1 hay rack, 1 straight rake, 1 pr.sleighs, Délavai sépara tor 1100 lbs.capacity, electric.Gen eral Electric washing machine, per feet condition.1 load of lumber with a number of windows, 2 chain saws, I seeder, one Sieve, 2 wheelbarrows, one oil barrel with hose, one cow clipper, Many other articles too numerous to mention.TFRMS: CASH.Reason for Sale Illness.ART BENNETT, (Auctioneer) AUCTION SALE for Sarto Robert located, IVa miles from Magog, on the St.Catherines road, Wed., May 8th., '68 at 1 P.M.TO BE SOLD: 22 head Holsteins consisting of 13 cows, 3 two yr old heifers bred to calve this fall, 4 heifers one yr.old, l heifer 6 months old, 1 bull IVa yrs.old, 1 horse 1200 lbs , 1 horse 1400 lbs.MACHINERY: Oliver Super 55 tractor, Oliver tractor plows hydraulic type, Oliver tractor pulley, Oliver tractor mower, 1 Case rubber tired farm wagon 3Va ton cap't., EZEE flow 12 ft.lime & fertilizer spreader new this year, Massey Harris seeder, New Idea tractor type manure spreader, hay loader, hay rake, 2 McCormick 3 section lever type spring tooth harrows, I.H.C.side rake, circular saw, stone puller, 1 new land culti* vator, 1 in.electric drill, grind stone with motor, garden seeder, blacksmith forge, 12 packages of new shingles, 1 heavy duty water pump, 2 buildings jacks, 1 set of 800 lbs.scales, 1 box stove, 1 milk cooler 4 can cap't., Master Bilt 8 can milk cooler used two yrs.only with side door, I.H.C.milker complete with 2 double units, it' 8 gal.milk cans, 1 rubber tired farm wagon and rack, very large quantity of scrap iron, all small farming tools, chains, (etc.), all to be sold without reserve, as the farm is sold.ART BENNETT, (Auctioneer) Tel.889-2272 Sawyerville, Que.Sheibrooke Automatic Transmission Inc.Parts and Service 699 King St.E.\u2014Tel.569-8363 Sherbrooke.1.Articles For Sale AUCTION SALE a, the residents ol the Late Wilfred Raymond, 3 miles from Maisawippi, an me Sherbrooke Slansleed Highwa/ Saturday, May 11, 1968, at 1:00 p.m.21 HEAD of Holstein cattle consisting of 11 milking cows, 5, 2 yr.old heifers bred for Sept and Oct.1 year ling heifer, 3 calves, all the above mentioned cattle with the exception of two are purebred and registered with papers.This is a very good herd of Holstein cattle in excellent condition.Cows to freshen before or soon after sale time.MACHINERY: Massey Ferguson baler No 3 with motor, hay elevator with electric motor, New Holland manure spreader bought new and used but a very little, Massey Ferguson mowing machine for tractor.Farmhand side delivery rake, plough for tractor, har rows for tractor, seeder, leveling har rows, double sleds, pung, livestock scales \u2022 l ton, Surge milking machine 2 pails and motor, circular saw to go on tractor), Snowblower for tractor.Please note - no small tools.TERMS: CASH.HOWARD STANDISH, (Auctioneer) FURNITURE ft.at has been stored away, reason »or\thasn't been claimed Three complete rooms, bedroom set, living room set and kitche i set 5229.One other at 1199.00.As low as 52 00 weekly.Paul Boud reau Tel.569 3980 or 864 4251, Deauville.TWO COTTAGES at Wooda.d ^ay.Apply P.O.Box 545, Black Lake, Que or Tel.(418) 423-5322.36a.Home Services BRYANTS APPLIANCE Service repairs to all small appliances.163 Queen, Lennoxville.Tel.567-0000 Beebe 20.Wanted To Purchase 37.Personal COT BED in good condition, $10.00, also gas heater and tank, tank, nearly new, $15.00.Tel.562 3644.STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Dunlop and Jumbo.24 Mountain Road, Lennoxville.Tel 567-4126.LAWN MOWER repairs, free estimate.Call shop 567-7556 or residence 569 2219, 268 Queen St., Lennoxville.4.Property For Sale RESIDENTIAL Area, 600 Boisjoli St., 10 rooms, large grounds, two garages.To visit, see Prop, at 6.00 p.m.Tel.567-7057.OLD HOUSE with approximately two acres of land on Highway No.5, near Ayer's Cliff.Good well and 220 wiring.Full price $1500.00.Tel.838-4738 Ayer's Cliff.PARDON, but your disappointment is showing .what's the matter, pro perty problems! Well now, cheer up, Charles Connors can bring you (oy.Tel.562 4000.5.Lots For Sale SCOOTER for sale, used very little, real bargain.Call after 7.00 p.m.Tel.562 1862.TO SELL OUT, balance of plants from the Sherbrooke Nursery, located on Galt St.West, three miles past St.Esprit Church, 2nd neighbor past Lambert's Restaurant, near river.Tel.562 7218.SMALL BUILDING, tires suitable for wagon, small windows.Tel.842-2141 North Hatley.SMALL APPLIANCE repairs, all makes, biggest stock of parts in Sherbrooke area.Steam irons, automatic toasters, vacuum cleaners, mixers, blenders, grills etc.Call or drop in at O'Boyle Ltd., 1430 King St., W.Tel.562-2637.SURPLUS: Trench coats, $4.98 Air Force pants $1.49, running shoes, 4 pr.for $1.00, overall frocks $1.00, bush pants $1.79, jackets $1.95, navy shorts 50c, coveralls $3.95, pyjamas 79c, steering pump $2.95, Fireman's raincoats $1.98, rain hats 50c, berets 79c, fishing bags 75c and up.Men's new vests $1.00, new trench coats $10.00, men's suits $10.00 and up, One enamel cast iron sink and all our other merchandise, reduced.A Gillman and Son, 160 Wellington St.S., Sherbrooke.TWO NICE lots, 60 x 100, ready for construction, situated on St.Francis Blvd., N./ 1,000 ft.from limits.Tel.562-3694 or 567-2788 PRINTING ot all klnos.Write us for quotations or drop in at our commercial plant, Sherbrooke Daily Record, 729 CPR Terrace, Sherbrooke.Tel.569-3636, Local 33.6.Cottages For Sale LITTLE LAKE MAGOG: 8 room, two family duplex.Furnished, newly wired, lake frontage.Tel.569-4692 early evenings.LAKE MASSAWIPPI: Good selection of cottages, some on waterfront and winterized from $8500 up.Also large cottage lots, some with private beaches, others with water rights $850.up, Beaudean Inc.Tel.569-8178, evenings and weekends 838-4898.Box 1078 Lennoxville.NEARLY new modern 5 room cottage, electricity, running Spring water on two lots, at Salem Lake, Derby, Apply Box 106, Derby Line, Vt.8.Cars For Sale FOR A GOOD used car, call Don Martin, C/O Eastern Townships Motors Limited, 2164 King St., W., Sherbrooke.Que.Tel.office 569-3604 residence 562-7062.VAUXHALL 1962, 4 cylinders, 4 door, Tel.263-0953 Cowansville.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BUICK, Pontiac.Vauxha'l, CMC Trucks Sales & Service, Deluxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West Tel.569-3662.PITCHER AND basin sets, clocks, dishes, chandeliers and hanging lamps, love seats, whatnots, brass beds, old jewelry etc.MacLeod's Antiques, Lennoxville.Tel.567-7510.29.Male & Female Help Wanted ELDERLY couple to look after Laboratory animals in Brome County, from 1st of June.Permanent position, apartment and salary.Tel.Cowansville 263-2997 Friday 10.00 p.m.through Sunday 6.00 p.m.32.Situation Wanted Female PRACTICAL.NURSE, will do light housework for elderly person or convalescent.Good references.Live In or out.Tel.538-3234.35.Business Opportunities NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITY Train at home for top-paying jobs.Send name and address for your free 100 page Career Opportunities Guide.Check your career \u2022\tADVERTISING CAREER \u2022\tARCHITECTURAL CAREER \u2022\tART CAREER \u2022\tBOOKKEEPING CAREER \u2022\tBUILDING CAREER \u2022\tBUSINESS CAREER \u2022\tCOST ACCOUNTANT'S CAREER \u2022\tCOMPUTER ENG.CAREER \u2022\tDRAFTING CAREER \u2022\tFORESTRY CAREER \u2022\tHIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA \u2022\tMANAGEMENT CAREER \u2022\tPROFESSIONAL ENG.CAREER \u2022\tELECTRONICS ENGINEERING CAREER \u2022\tSHIPBUILDING CAREER \u2022\tWRITING CAREER CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY LTn.Suite 107, 263 Adelaide St.W.Tor.NAME ADDRESS FULLY LICENSED Hotel near all Ski-East Centers.No brokers.For further Information, call manager Area Code (514) 243 9825.3do.Legal Notice Hus! the Killer 10- Horses For Sgle Tectyl never lets it start! Rust is the No.1 car killer, and filler of scrapyards.By rustproofing your car with Tectyl you add years to its life, So you save money! Tectyl is Proven and Practical.Stop and see for yourself.C.C.Warner Tel.569-2893 294 Queen St., Lennoxville TWO WELCH Ponies, bridles, saddles, single and double harnesses, wagons, sleighs, Tel.838 4478.A MATCH TEAM of iron grey work horses, 3,000 lbs.ages five and six, completely broke for ail farm chores and exhibition, also complete set of Boston truck harnesses.Gordon Cairns, East Clifton, 889-2760.11.Livestock For Sale 89 ABE NAQUIS ART CRAWFORD TRANSPORT INC OENTtE-CARI ' MOVING PACklNG AND STORAGE SHER 569-5105 Agent for WJJM WORLD WIDE MOVERS CALL TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATE 1*0» DEZIEL AUTO SPRING \u201cPut the Spring back in your Springs\u201d SO St.Francis St.Sherbrooke Tel.567-6677 Calling all businessmen and women, add $10,000 to $20,000 a year to your actual income working part-time.Call for appointment, \u2014 842 2345.TWO REGISTERED Holstein bulls, 11 months, Sire Glenholm Alert Dean Pabst, highest plus proven sire in Eastern breeders.Dams, 12,000 lbs.milk, high test.Reg.Conner, Tel.842 2524.12.To Let LENNOXVILLE: Two room apartment, furnished, heated, with electricity paid.Apply at 72 Winder St., Lennoxville.COTTAGE: Little Lake Magog: Cottage with all accommodations, heated, hot water.Tel.Deauville 864-4000 or residence 875-3548 Cookshire.CAMPING AREA, ideal for car trailer, all accommodations, hot water and electricity.Tel.Deauville 864-4000 or residence 875-3545.DAVE'S TRANSPORT Reg'd.Local and long distance movers, packing, storage, member.Allied Van Lines.Tel.562-8062.NORTH WARD- Five rooms with garage, heated, hot water.Tel.569-1639.CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST.FRANCIS No.: 13,100 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT GLADYS TURNER, housewife, wife of Guy Andrews, residing and domiciled In Danville, district of St.Francis, Petitioner \u2014 vs \u2014 HALSEY TURNER, MARGARET TURNER, DOROTHY JOB IN, PHYLLIS SPROULE, Respondents ORDER OF THE COURT Pursuant to an order rendered by Hon.Justice Evender Veilleux on April 29th,\t1968, the respondents are ordered to appear, within a delay of 30 days, on the petitioner's petition praying for the appointment of a testamentary executor to the estate of the late William Lindsay Turner in his lifetime of the town of Danville, district of St.Francis, and for the other conclusions therein set forth.Copy of the said petition has been left for the said respondents at the office of this Court.Sherbrooke, in the district of St.Francis, this 1st day of May 1968.CHARLES LEMIEUX PROTONOTARY SEWING OPERATORS OPENINGS for sewing operotors with previous foctory sewing experience, preferobly on MERROW machines.Apply: Mr.Brand, Kayser-Roth of Canada Ltd., 245 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.567-4861 For ladies and gentlemen General Rapairs F.COLLETTE TAILOR 84 King St.Wast, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyerville\u2014Tel.889-2272 T.V.3 QUALITY NAMES MCA\\H LOR JfeM/TH f A»-************* ***?**?***?***\u2022***»**?\u2022\u201c* 80 King St.East, Sherbrooke, Tel.567-4074 SALE AND SERVICE General Plumbing \u2014 Automatic Oil Furnaces \u2014 Construction wood \u2014 '\u2018Veneer\" doors \u2014 Gyproe \u2014 Rock Wool \u2014 Complete bathroom sets with fixtures $149 \u2014 Brick $40.per thousand, choice of 2 colors \u2014 \"Mela-mite\u201d from $10.a sheet \u2014 Distributor \"National Paint Ltd.\" GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St.East Tel.562-3892 Also hardware YVAN LEMIRE ELECTRIQUE LIEE Electrical Contractor Industrial \u2022 Commercial Residential 2180 Galt West\u2014Sharbrooke Tel.562-2702 Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Packing - Storage Your Atlas Van Lines Agent Tel.567-6733 Several Used Refrigerators in good condition .$35.00 UP Used Kitchen Sets\u2014From $10.00 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTEE \"The Furniture Store Next to The Webster Parking' SPECIAL PRICES ON BRAND NEW FURNITURE FOR A LIMITED TIME ,\tTerms if desired.66 Meadow St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 FOR SALE OR RENT CAPITALS BUILDING BUILDING formerly used by LABRAD Inc., dimensions 36' x 110', containing 3 offices and a SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE, cement floor and heated, located on 1 acre of land on Brompton Road.APPLY: W.A.LYON 1576 King West, Sherbrooke, Tel 562-6733 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE and arthritic sufferers write Mr.Munro, Emerson, Man.(no drugs used).HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods).Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples 25c.\t25 samples $1.00 Mail order Dept C 2 Nov Rubber Co.Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.46.Pets Ror Sale BEAGLE puppies for sale.Tel.567-5323.PUREBRED German Shepherd puppies, excellent temperament, females $35.males $45.Registration extra.Also one white German Shepherd 4 years.$35.Mansonville - 292-5715 between 7.00 - 8.00 p.m.49.Education Instruction EXPERIENCED High School teacher gives tutoring in Science and Mathematics.Mr.Anand.Tel.562-5366.51.Mortgages If you wish to turn into cash a mortgage you are holding on someone else\u2019s property or a balance of sale, Niagara will purchase this mortgage and pay you a top price.Discuss it with one of our experts.NIAGARA MORTGAGE & LOAN COMPANY LIMITED 56 Wellington St.North P.O.Box 1058\u2014Tel.567-8436 Sherbrooke, P Q.One of the LAC Group of Companies Warden Mr.Grant Robb, accompanied by several friends, were here to attend the committal service and interment of his sister, Miss Marion Robb.Rev.K.Dickerson officiated.The Robb family were former residents of Warden.Huntingville Mrs.Mildred Andrews of Lennoxville, was a guest of Mrs E.Dewing and Mr.and Mrs.Perley Herring.She also called on Mrs.Gussie Harrison.Professional Directory Advocates and Notaries Mr.and Mrs Walter Keeler, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were guests of Mr and Mrs.Ezra Woodard.They attended service in the Advent Christian Church and were dinner guests at the Woodard home.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Martin, Hardwick, Vt., were also callers at the same home.Mr.and Mrs, R.Breeze and family, City of Two Mountains, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Bean and Kimberly.On Easter Sunday dinner guests were Mr.David Bean, Miss Mae Bean, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bean and family of Derby, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Max Marsh have received word that their son, Leroy, who was wounded in Viet Nam, is now a patient in a hospital in Japan Those wishing to write him, may send letters to: SP4 Leroy Marsh, RA 11747860, 106 General Hospital, W.G.2, A.P.O.96503, San Francisco, California.Mrs.Maud Probert accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Bowen and daughters to Magog, where they met Mr.Philip Probert, Verdun, who is spending a few days with his mother.They were all dinner guests of Mrs.Probert, with Miss Winnie Probert being an afternoon caller.Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Nutbrown were Mr.and Mrs.John Kinnear, of Thetford Mines.Supper guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Chester Squire, Mr.Billy Squire, Miss Hazel Squire, Lennoxville, Mr.Howard Johnson, Vancouver, B.C.Mr.and Mrs.Nutbrown were overnight guests of Mrs.Ada Smith, in Woodsville, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.J.Buckley and daughter, Laconia, N.H., Mr.and Mrs.Ray Valley and family, Barton, Vt., were guests over the weekend of Mr.and Mrs.George Brown.Mr and Mrs.Ronald Ewan, Oshawa, Ont., and Mr.and Mrs.Ray Jones, Mansonville, were guests on the Easter weekend of Mrs.Arlene Ewan and Mrs.J.Watson.Mr.and Mrs.Emery Duquette had their two sons, both in the American Army, as their guests, Roland, who had recently returned from Viet Nam and T iiHen, who is stationed in Utah.36.Miscellaneous GOOD HOMES wanted for three pretty kittens, two silver grey, one black Very well trained.Please call 569-2380 after 6 p.m.or 569-3636 during office hours.WESLEY H.BRADLEY, Q.C ,\t275 St.James Street West, Monfreau 849-8664.GERVAIS, LANGLAIS & MONTY, 6 Wellington St., South, Sherbrooke.Tel.562 4735.W.WARREN LYNCH Royal Trust Bldg., 25 Wellington St.N., 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.USED TRACTOR TIRES ALL SIZES LOUIDA PAYEUR INC.R R 4, Sherbrooke ASCOT RD \u2014TEL.569-7483 £QU/mCMT ssuppoes LENNOXVILLE: Welding repair and assembly for farm and industrial equipment.Free estimate, also pickup and delivery service.S«7-7421.CAR AND TRUCK OWNERS, You can greatly extend the life of your engine, by keeping your oil clean 100 percent' of the time, with a Frantz Oil Cleaner.Call your authorized distributor, M2-3177.CALL BISHOP- Brothers, Ltd., 148 Magog St.Tel.56I-V315 for painting, renovating, building and repairs.fun round Come to Hotel Crystal R.R.1, Magog Tel.: 843-2108 Camping - beach \u2022 cottage* \u2022 restaurant Trailer Park \u2014 Dining Room Olympia Typewriter* Ad