Sherbrooke daily record, 12 novembre 1968, mardi 12 novembre 1968

[" Weather Rain for a wtiila this afternoon but turning back to mow this evening High today, low tonight 40 and 32.Sherbrooke Dailii Betocd Established 1897\tPrice: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 Naturally it's good U*T Lt*F MOM Otf O TO MAKI Seventy-second year DOG TIRED \u2014 Kîuffy, *îx week old puppy, find* himself with unwanted necklace after sticking head through hub of tiro im.Top photo vef arian attempts to free him.Bottom, left: Fluffy patiently sits it out.Bottom, right: ' a, -.,\t\u2022 S\" Robert Bisignani cradles dog after ordeal.Pup was shaved and greased before he was freed.(AP Wirephoto ) Plan Anglo CEGEP There are now 23 Colleges of General and Professional Education ( CEGEP\u2019s) operating in the provinee.These, however, are All French - language institutions and with a few exceptions where meagre starts have been made, the situation in the English sector appears little better than it did a year ago.One of these starts began in the Eastern Townships recently with the formation of the Sherbrooke Regional College Planning Committee which is preparing a brief on an English CEGEP in the Sherbrooke area to match the French college which opened its doors to students this fall.The CEGEP\u2019s, as recommended in the Parent Report and legally established by the Québec Legislature in June 1967, are polyvalent colleges which will replace the first two years of what is now the university course.They will offer both terminal technical courses and pre-university courses.The head of the committee planning such a college for the Sherbrooke area is Professor T.A.Judson, Head of the Department of Economics at Bishop\u2019s University.\u201cOur intention,\u201d he said, \u201cis to Eventually present the government with a brief outlining proposals for a college in the area, but right now we are just at the stage where we are establishing our definite topics of discussion.\u201d The committee as a whole includes a cross - section of community and educational leaders from the area.Professor Judson declined to predict a date for the completion of the report, but said the committee is studying potential niembers of the future college\u2019s corporation, courses to be offered and a site for the institution.He said the committee had no definite site in mind at the moment, adding that even if one Inside Births, deaths 7 Townships\tS Classified\t8 Comics\t9 By HUBERT BAUCH (Special to The Record) was recommended, it did not necessarily mean the government will approve of it in the final analysis.There is another English CEGEP in the planning stages, however.This is Dawson College which is scheduled to open in Montreal next fall, but the situation there is still in a state of flux and planner in other centres of the province are hesitant to use it as a model until they see it in actual operation.On the CEGEP front as a whole, the general picture is still cloudy.McGill University and Loyola College were both asked to provide facilities to begin English colleges, but declined.Bishop\u2019s has offered its facilities, but has received no reply from the government.Dean I.L.Campbell, Dean of Arts at Bishop\u2019s said recently Bishop's would be willing to offer its facilities on a rental basis to get a CEGEP for the townships started, but specified that the university itself must lose no staff in the progess; it must be told in advance when they will be relieved of the burden, and could provide no technical education.On the whole, the problem of curriculum for the English CEGEP\u2019s is still a question mark as the English sector is still asking for further modification in the rigid French-based specialization program before anything definite gets started.An even bigger question mark is staff.The Parent Report specified the CEGEP students should be taught by instructors with no less than an MA standing, but in a province such as Quebec where even the high schools are finding difficulty in acquiring competent staff, the hope for today Editorials\t4 Financial\t7 Sports\t10 Television\t2 Women\ti finding qualified teachers for the CEGEP\u2019s in a short space of time is a dim one indeed.It is generally agreed that such people will not be lured away from university teaching posts in great numbers, nor will they be recruited in the rest of the provinces due to the lower pay scales in Quebec where the government is showing little inclination to raise salaries of teachers to begin with.People in the education department have great expectations for the college system, but they temselves do not know where they are going to find people to staff them let alone buildings, corporations and other facilities necessary for the establishment of a system with any level of academic competence.Another miscalculation, or oversight, by the officials in charge of the CEGEP\u2019s was the number of students who decided to enter the university preparatory course.Planners had estimated that 70 per cent of the CEGEP applicants would opt for the terminal three - year technical course.However, when the colleges started rolling this year, they found the exact opposite had happened as the great majority of the students decided to enter the preparatory course.The implications of this miscalculation triggered the student revolts which hit the colleges last month and forced a temporary shutdown of the institutions as the students vented their dissatisfaction with the fumblings of the education department.The students were upset over the fact that the government had failed to anticipate the course choices which will see vast numbers of students graduating from the CEGEP preparatory course then find that they have no place to go as a result of space shortages in the existing French - language universities and the government\u2019s lagging in the construction of a second French university in Montreal.\u201cWe'll be nothing but educated bums,\u201d was the popular student sentiment.With the Se« \"CGEP\" page 7 TODAY S CHUCKLE \u2014 Sometime* it's easy for a married man to get into trouble through a little miss-understanding.System throttles him Separatist ML A to resign MONTREAL (CP) - Separatist Francois Aquin, embroiled since 1967 in political disputes ranging from President de Gaulle's \u201cvive le Quebec libre\u201d slogan to treatment of English-language minorities, announced Monday he is resigning as an Independent member of the Quebec legislative assembly.Mr.Aquin, 39-year-old Montreal lawyer, said in a statement he feels ineffective as an Independent MLA under the current parliamentary system.The system did not give him the leeway to promote the aspirations of the Quebec people He had appeared in the legislature only rarely during the current session Mr Aquin was first elected to the legislative assembly in 1966 as Liberal member for the Montreal-area riding of Dorion.He broke from the Liberal party July 28, 1967, when it opposed de Gaulle\u2019s \u201cvive le Quebec libre\u201d slogan shouted during the president's 1967 tour of Quebec.He decided to sit as an Independent, joining forces with an- other disgruntled Liberal\u2014-Rene Levesque who founded the separatist group Mouvement Sov-erainete-assoeiation in late 1967 MET HEAD ON But the two met head on last April at an MSA meeting in Montreal when Mr Levesque swung separatist supporters to endorse a \"fair play\" policy toward language and education rights for the English-speaking minority in a free Quebec.Mr Aquin, who subsequently resigned from the MSA, opposed the policy on the grounds that state aid to English language schools should be only for a \"period of transition\u201d instead of being full-time He also disputed economic theories held by Mr.Levesque, who favors an independent Quebec with loose economic ties to Canada.M r.Levesque's separatist group was disbanded last month and merged with Gilles Greg oire's Ralliement national to establish a new political force\u2014le Parti Québécois.Meanwhile, Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand's only comment on Mr Aquin's resignation was that a byelection would be held.The announced resignation leaves three vacancies in the 108-seat legislative assembly.The other two, in Bagot and Montreal Notre-Dame de^Grace, are to be filled in byelections Dec 4 The house now has 54 Union Nationale Members, 48 Uberals and three independents are under fire Czech PRAGUE (AP) - Czechoslo-v a k i a\u2019s besieged Communist leaders neared a test of strength today under fire from two sides.Pro-Soviet Communists demanded a purge of the press, radio and television, while students threatened to strike against further concessions to Moscow and insisted that the leaders uphold the democratization process started last January.Tension mounted as the Communist party\u2019s 160-member central committee prepared for a meeting Thursday.A showdown leaders is expected.As long predicted, the national unity achieved after the Soviet invasion in August was weakening.Premier Oldrich Cernik and the central trade union organization condemned recent anti-Soviet demonstrations.The premier warned that the government would take \u201cdrastic steps\u201d against future outbreaks.He appealed to the young people to abstain from \"undignified spontaneous actions in which mass psychosis prevails over reaon\" and to let the leader settle matters by p o 1 i t i c a 1 means.A meeting of university students was told that Cernik has ordered the city police to act with force against the first signs of parades on international students\u2019 day next Sunday.PLANS GO AHEAD But the students went ahead with plans for a demonstration in memory of \"all students who laid down their lives for the freedom of their country and the freedom of thought\u201d and against \"occupation by foreign armies anywhere.\u201d They also made plans for student strikes and sit-ins if the memorial demonstration is banned or if the party central committee meeting does not go to their liking.The situation was said to be more tense in Slovakia than in Prague.Slovak students were reported to have set up strike committees outside of their Communist party connections.A resolution being approved in one after another of Prague's academies and the departments of Charles University demanded reinstatement of the few liberal officials fired since the invasion.News in brief Arrest bombers DETROIT (AP) - The arrests of 11 persons\u2014including two girls were announctd Monday in connection with a number of recent bombings in the Detroit area, several of them aimed at police-owned cars Accused assassin's new lawyer to ask for trial postponement judge, lawyers and even the po lice were to undergo at least two security checks before being admitted to the courtroom.Every person was issued with an identity card bearing a thumbprint and photograph and everyone was scheduled to un-deigo a voice and identity test on videotape as well as a thorough personal search.Foreman denied Monday night that money for Hay s defence was supplied by the Ku Klux Klan or any other extreme right wing organization.ENDED RECORD HUNT Hay\u2019s capture June 8 in London climaxed a record FBI manhunt that began when King, Nobel Peace Prize winner and leading proponent of non-violence in the civil rights struggle, was shot to death on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in downtown Memphis.The FBI claimed the fatal bullet was fired by Ray from a cheap lodging house about 200 feet away.Ray denied the slaying.Nixon peace role's a mystery NEW YORK (AP) - President-elect Richard Nixon, while pledging that President Johnson speaks for him on Vietnam and other crucial foreign policy matters, has left a big question mark about his own possible pre-inaugural role as a peaceseeking diplomat overseas.Nixon flew here Monday night for a stay of several days following a lengthy meeting with Johnson at the White House.Before meeting the president he will replace Jan.20, Nixon Question booze grab QUEBEC (CP) - A spokesman for Liberal Leader Jean Lesage said Monday night the Opposition will question the government today on the seizure of liquor worth almost $100,000 in suburban Vanier.The matter also was expected to be brought up today at a meeting of the legislature\u2019s committee on government boards, which is discussing the 4M! month Quebec Liquor Board strike.Police Chief Jules Andre Houde of Vanier said \u201cimportant people\u201d are involved in the weekend seizure, described as the biggest since 3,000 QLB employees went on strike June 26.Chief Houde said no arrests were made during the raid at a warehouse late Friday night and early Saturday.It was up to provincial police to press charges.iad talked about possible >ersonal missions to Saigon or he Paris peace talks\u2014should fohnson deem them helpful, He ilso suggested he might send unissaries abroad\u2014presumably o Saigon or Paris\u2014if Johnson agreed.But after their White House talks, neither Nixon nor Johnson said a word, or even hinted at, pre-inaugural foreign travel by the president-elect or the dis-patching of representatives from the incoming administration.MAY MEET AGAIN Johnson, however, did indicate he might be having more conferences with Nixon before Jan.20, IT'S WINTER AGAIN \u2014 Ski instructor Mario Podoriet-zach and ski patrollar Miss Judy Lord were photographed Saturday as skiing was opan-ed at the Mount Orford Ski Centre for the earlybirds.One more good snowfall and Hie season should be In full swing for the skiers.(Record photo: Charles Catchpaugh) MEMPHIS, Tenn.(CP) -James Earl Ray\u2019s new lawyer.Percy Foreman, asks postponement today of Ray\u2019s trial in the assassination of Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.Despite the lateness of tlu escaped convict\u2019s switch of a lawyer, Judge W.Preston Battle is expected to go along with the motion to put the trial off, probably until after Jan.1.Foreman, a criminal lawyer of international reputation, replaced Arthur Hanes, former mayor of Birmingham, Ala., whom Ray fired Sunday night.Ray, 40, was to go on trial today in Shelby County criminal court on charges that he killed King with a rifle shot last April 4 when King was here to aid the city\u2019s striking garbage collectors.In the current issue of Look magazine, Ray is quoted as saying he unknowingly became involved in \u201csome sort of plot to kill King\u201d eight months before the slayig.Meanwhile, authorities threw up what they hope will be a foolproof security screen around the court area.Final security checks by hundreds of police began before dawn today.An entire city block was cor- MONTREAL (CP) - A bomb described by police as \u201cvery small\u201d exploded Monday night in an underground pedestrian passageway linking the CNR\u2019s Central Station with the $75,-000,000 Place Bonaventure trade centre and Bonaventure Hotel.Although three persons were in the passageway when the bomb exploded at about 8 p.m.EST, police reported no injuries.Damage was \"light.\u201d The bomb, believed to have been made up of one or two sticks of dynamite, had been placed in a cubicle adjoining a transformer room.Several square feet of bricks and plaster were knocked off the walls and ceiling, overhead doned off around the court and security areas within the 43-year-old steel and concrete building were guarded by armed men.Reporters, the public, the lights were smashed and two telephones were blown from their installations, Shattered glass from the lights and plate glass windows from nearby boutiques lay in the blast area.Police said the blast was concentrated in an area about 25 feet square.A Place Bonaventure security officer said that an anonymous telephone caller had warned of a bomb in the passageway about two months ago, but no bomb was found.In two hours following the blast, police said they received 20 telephone calls warning of bombs planted across the city.All were false.Small bomb explodes The defendants were accused specifically in connection with eight bombings dating back to Aug.30, when a blast at the 13th Police Station parking lot damaged an officer\u2019s private car.Queen in Chile SANTIAGO (Reuters) \u2014 Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip today face a busy round of engagements after arriving to a tumultuous welcome for their seven-day state visit to Chile.The royal couple, who attended a state banquet given by President Eduardo Frei Monday night after being greeted by thousands of Chileans, are to pay calls on the Supreme Court and legislative Assembly.China to UN?UNITED NATIONS (CP) -The United Nations speaks today in Round 2 of the annual General Assembly debate on the admission of Communist China to the United Nations.Round 1 was Monday when 16 countries, including Albania, China\u2019s chief UN spokesman, proposed that the Peking regime be allowed its \u201crightful\u201d place in the UN and that the Nationalist regime on Formosa be tossed out.The question of Communist Chinese representation has come before the UN since 1949 but Peking never has been really close to being invited to enter the world body.Supporters of Nationalist China expect things to be no different this session.QLB negotiates QUEBEC (CP) - With a contentious contract clause settled Monday, government and union representatives were to meet again today as the strike against the Quebec Lftpior Board inched closer to settlement.Negotiators Monday ratified a job security clause, a stumbling block in talks since the strike by 3,000 workers started June 26.Only monetary clauses remain to be settled.Won't talk PARIS (AP) - US.diplomats held out hope today that the Vietnam peace talks will resume soon but Saigon and Hanoi were publicly unyielding.One U.S.source said the expanded parley, postponed from Nov.6, might begin within two weeks.But he added there are differing views among U.S.delegation members about how long it will take to work out an agreement with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu.Resignation LONDON (Reuters) - More than 60 Labor Members of Parliament are calling for the resignation of Sir Leslie O\u2019Brien, governor of the nationalized Bank of England. 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES , NOV 12, I9B8 GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listings supplied by each station and subjact to change without notice.3 WCAX Burlington\tS\u2014WPTZ Plottsburg\t6\u2014CBMT\u2014Montreal JACOBY ON BRIDGE Historians close year 12\u2014CFCF\u2014Montreal TBA\u2014To Be Announced 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount Washington 6.00 p.m.3, 5) News 6) Julia 8) Movie: Sprinfield Rifle TUESDAY 6:S$ p.m.6)News 7:00 p.m.1) News 5) Truth or Consequ ences 6) Seven on Six 12) Flying Nun 7:30 pm, 3) Lancer KEEP OUR MENU YOU'LL RECEIVE IN THE MAIL It could win you a FREE dinner for 2 each week Tel.S69 5531 569 5532 2378 King W Sherbrooke P Q Frn«* Parking 2 Dining Rooms Aected to be most likely to keep her fashion grades high.The method is purely exper-i«a«ntal one measured in nods '«f approval and low whistles.It is based on dressing as you like it, when you like it.For instance you may opt for a maxi coat to hide a mini dress to ward off ciiills.Or you may go for a lacey, ruffled blouse tucked into your full skirt when you want everyone to know you\u2019ve just discovered the Romantic poets, or you may choose to combine your fashion points of view.Your own personal fashion should start at the Hat Box situated at 105 Wellington Street North in Sherbrooke, where you\u2019ll find everything you need fashion-wise.You may favor Sportswear, leathers, knits, slacks, skirts, sweaters, hostess gowns, lounge wear, handbags, dressy and sport gloves, pantie-hose and last but not least, the largest collection of hats in town.SAWYERVILLE - Miss Trudy Winslow of Huntingville, a bride-to-be, was guest of honor at a kitchen shower held recently at the home of Mrs.Victor Blair About 30 were present On her arrival, Mrs.Ray Stoddard pinned on a corsage and led the bride-elect to a decorated seat between her mother.Mrs.Odell Winslow and future mother-in-law, Mrs.Herbert Lassenba, who also received corsages.The gifts were brought in in a basket by Mrs Blair and Sherry Blair.The basket had to be replenished several times.The shower cake was decorated in pink and white, the color scheme used throughout with streamers and flowers.Refreshments were served bv the hostesses, Mrs.Ray Stoddard and Mrs Blair.Duplicate bridge Winners of the duplicate bridge played Nov.5 at the Sherbrooke Country Club were 1st.Mrs.Viviane Beaulieu and F.Reisler; 2nd.Robert Fabi ST GEORGE'S ACW\tXI BETA SIGMA PHI At the November meeting of At the annual fall banquet of St.George\u2019s ACW, Lennoxville, Xi Beta chapter of Beta Sigma the Venerable Archdeacon T.Phi held recently, Miss Mar-J Matthews conducted devo- guerite Cotton, president, was lions.The guest speaker.Mrs.T A Judson, was introduced by Mrs.H.Barter and thanked by Miss K Alto.Mrs.Judson spoke on Religious Education and explained how one theme can be carried through from nursery sections of the Sunday school up to the adult study groups.Arrangements were made for visiting the shut-ins of the parish, and Mrs.Kemp Ward outlined the junior auxiliary's program for the year, which stresses the human rights theme.Mrs.Rainey and Miss D.M.Dutton were tea hostesses.ST.PAUL\u2019S GUILD St.Paul's Guild held the regular November meeting recently.The meeting opened with prayer led by the president.Mrs F.Lord Eleven members and one visitor were present.Mrs.A.Staniford gave a report on the card party held on Oct.31 and announced another to be held Friday.A rummage sale is scheduled for Nov 20 followed by the regular meeting.A countrv stvle turkev supper will be held on Nov'.30 in occasion recently, when a sur the Church Hall on McMana- Prise party was held in honor mv Street\tKnowles\u2019 parents, Mr.As it was near the dates ot and Mrs.Edward Knowles of two of the members' birthdavs Richmond, who celebrated their Mrs.A.Staniford and Mrs.A.4°th wedding anniversary Peck, a lighted birthday cake Upon arrival, Mr and Mrs was presented to them at the Knowles were greeted by many tea hour The cake was made friends and relatives including bv Mrs.A.Fearon.\tMrs.Fred Oates, Sherbrooke, the meeting closed with pray- oousin of Mrs Knowles, and the honored guest on the occasion of her being made a life member of Beta Sigma Phi Miss Cotton was a member of Quebec chapter when it was organized in June, 1944.She took the Ritual of Jewels degree in Novem-charter her of that year and the Ex-Epsilon emplar degree in 1948.when Xi Beta chapter was formed As well as being president this year and last.Miss Cotton has held the offices of treasurer and corresponding secretary, and the publicity, ways and means, contact and Victory Bond con-venerships.At the banquet, which was convened by Mrs.J.Lacroix, Mrs.S.Hansford sang the Beta Sigma Phi grace and Mrs.W Richardson proposed the toast to the Queen.Following the dinner, a short business meeting was held.Members revealed their secret pals of the past year and selected new ones for the coming year Plans for the 25th anniversary celebration were discussed further ENGAGED \u2014 Norah Gail Davis, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Davis of Knowl- ton and Gary Lee Russell, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eric L.Russell of West Brome whose engagement is announced.Richmond couple feted Practically everybody knows the value of scraping fingernails over a cake of soap before starting a \u201cdirty\u201d job.Now the same trick could be applied to a child's fingernails to help discourage and cure nail-biting.DANVILLE - The home of Mr and Mrs.Mac Knowles here was the scene of a happy Mr and Mrs.Kenneth Hall and Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Lockwood, Danville A brother of the groom.Rev.Thomas Knowles of Prescott, Ont., and Mrs.Knowles, were unable to attend.For Sandwiches, Snacks and at Mealtime LES PRODUITS BLANCHE! CORN OIL MARGARINE Rock Forest \u2014 Tel.864-4218 er by Rev.D.Eustace.LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY OF BRANCH 10 Plans were completed by and Albert Croteau; 3rd, Pierre members of the Ladies Aux- beiotev»'5 Legare and Gaston Savard, 4th, Mrs.G.A.Roy and Mrs G.S.Vion.Next session will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m.Hold party for couple EAST FARNHAM - Mr.and Mrs S Y Cameron, Adams-ville.were feted by relatives and friends recently in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary.They were invited to dinner by their son, Mr.Gregory Cameron.Mrs Gregory and family, where they were joined by their other son.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Cameron and family, Pointe Claire; Mr.and Mrs.George Cameron, Montreal; Mrs.A.C.McFee, St.Andrews East: Mr and Mrs.Stuart Hawke and Mrs.H VV.Foster.iliary of Branch 10 of the Canadian Legion when the group met recently at the Legion Home on Bowen Street.Mrs.Jan Duchesneau, president, opened the meeting with the advancing of the colors by the color party and the reading of the Legion Ritual.Mrs.Emily Schofield gave the treasurer's report Minutes of the previous meeting were read by secretary.Mrs.Jean Thorne.Members decided to hold the Christmas tea, Oct.29 with Mrs.Tillie Edgecombe as the convener Mrs Edgecombe will also chair the nominating committee.The meeting was adjourned by Mrs.Mina Morrison and Mrs.Anne Forret Colors were reviewed and retired.Hostesses for the evening were Mrs.Jean Thorne.Mr Jan and Mrs.E Schofield The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs A.Carrier.381 10th Avenue South on Dec.3.bridesmaid at the wedding and Walter Coles.Richmond, who had been best man for Mr.Knowles.A corsage was presented to the bride of 40 years by her granddaughter.Terry Knowles.The groom received a boutonniere from his grandson.Chris Knowles.The guests of honor cut their anniversary cake, made and decorated by Mrs.Bertha Beard of Danville.Those who assisted Mrs Mac Knowles in serving were Mrs.Grin Taylor and Miss Norma Knowles.Guests attending included Mr and Mrs.Robert Hall and daughters, Elizabeth and Cathie.Montreal: Mr Harry Hall, of Newport.Vt : Mrs Fred Oates, Mr and Mrs.Gerald Hall, of Sherbrooke; Gordon Bogie and Ross Bogie, South Durham; Mr and Mrs.William Knowles, Mr and Mrs Grin Taylor.Mr.and Mrs Harold Blanchard, Mr and Mrs.William Bailey, Miss Mabel Boast, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Coles, Mrs Norman Noel and Mrs.Kenneth Beattie, all of Richmond; Mrs.Alfred Landry, Asbestos; Mr W.Z.Matthews, Choose Holiday needk ?See HFC Would some extra money help you pay for holiday needs like family shopping .buying something for your home .traveling to be with relatives?Then visit Household Finance, and get an HFC Holiday Loan.It will provide the money to cover every seasonal need.And at HFC, you know before you borrow what your loan will cost Short of money for the holidays?Get a Holiday Loan from Household Finance.Before you sign on the dotted line, know what your loan will cost.let your fingers do the walking through the YELLOW PAGES MR EVERYONE ON YOUR UST personalized, of course! 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MAGOG: 269 Main Slreal We«t.Telephone 843-3391 (near Hotel Union) ASBESTOS: 190 Bourbeau Street.Telephone 879-5441 (over Therrien'i Furniture Store) ¦ Isk about our evening hours C G E P .I Continued from pdge I) lecture halls of the French universities already filled to capacity, they began looking toward the English universities The space shortage in the French universities becomes shockingly apparent when one realises that McGill and Sir George Williams Universities already have a student body composed of 20 per cent French students.And this is even before the first CEGEP graduate has tried to enter the door of a university- The grievances go on and on.TTie bursary question is still as much of an issue as ever.Even more so now that the government has cut down on the bursaries in favor of more loans.The technical students claim they have been shunted into courses which are irrelevant and not geared to the needs of society in general.In the meantime they are planning in Sherbrooke.A report should be ready in at least six months.A report, however, is not a school and according to one high - ranking committee member, it will be at least five years or more before an English CEGEP opens its doors here Back to norma MONTREAL iCP> - Shipping resumed its normal pattern today after the fog-shrouded collision Sunday of two freighters which blocked the St.Lawrence Seaway for 14 hours.An investigation opened into the 6 a m.collision of the 16,516-ton Francois L.D.of Dunkerque, France, and the 19,902-ton Mantadoc, owned by N.M.Patterson and Sons of Fort William, Ont.There were no injuries, but the Canadian vessel suffered extensive damage to the port bow.The channel is about 175 feet wide at the impact point.Montreal livestock MONTREAL (CPI - Prices for most classes of livestock were steady today compared with last Monday on the Montreal markets.Demand was good with trading moderately active.Receipts: 646 cattle, 557 calves, no hogs, no sheep and lambs.Choice steers 28-29; good 26-27.75; medium 24-25.50; common 20 25-23.75.Good heifers 22.75; medium 2025-21.50; common 17.25-19 50.Good cows 18-20.50; medium 16.50-18.75; common 14.50-17; canners and cutters 10.50-15.Financial report from Greenshields Ltd SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES,, NOV 12, 1968\t7 The stock market today (Courtesy of Greenthields Ltd.) Birth Good 18 25.bulls 22.50-24; common Good vealers 37.50-41; medium 31.50-36.50; common 27.50-29.50.No hog, sheep and lamb sales.Closing averages as of yesterday, Industrials, Montreal up 0 69.Toronto up 0.76.New York closed for the Armistice Day Holiday Active issues on our Boards Trizec 310.Bank of Montreal 15**.Power Corp 5 per cent Pfd 14.Alcan 287*.Massey - Ferguson 223i.Cons Building 5l*.PRICE CO and MACLAREN POWER AND PAPER announced that \"discussions are being held directed towards a possible merger\" of the two companies.Officials of both companies declined to elaborate on the brief announcement.CHEMCELL LTD The company said it plans a multi-million dollar expansion of manufacturing facilities for the production of polypropylene multifilament yarns and fibres.The company said cost of the new facilities hasn't been decided.nor has the location which will be somewhere in Eastern Canada Chemcel! said the Canadian carpet industry, which is experiencing rapid growth in demand for polypropylene carpet yams, is expected to provide the major market for the increased output The new production facilities will be installed in stages designed to accommodate further capacity increases as dictated by future demand trends CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY.the company reports net income, from railway and miscellaneous sources of $26.417,000 or $1.66 a share for the nine months ended Sept.30, up from $22,768,000 or $1 41 in the corresponding 1967 period.Net income for Canadian Pacific Investments Ltd.for the first nine months was $30,817,000 compared with $28.289,000 in 1967 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Closing 11 am.Praviou» Amer.Anaconda Chrysler Comm.Solvents McDonnell Doug General Kleetric General Motors Goodyear Johns Manville Kidde Montg.Ward Penn Central Radio U.S.Rubber Std Oil of N Studebaker V S.Steel Woolworth J.juiumfl rtiiiimHii r wwwwv [jSDHËpJ of Inventory is* lAÊ-.Çfe f \\y Si V / / X X ROD: âcKewvûv ( eurudl S&pt&pl KITCHEN tAJa& o«uJ ow, /Jtetk.uoM) te SvwàJU't to CONTlMENfAL BED 3'0\"- 33' with r14 -For\t\u2019 2.~ 2 £t)r njMunJt * k AY ¦ROCKING CHAIR be&ut'-fulU upVïdAsîevéa' Assot-tX corji cokrs- l k ¦ \u2018 \u2022 a SOFA- BED £> y \u2019 ALLEY OOP CAPTAIN EASY MR.POOPLES.A YOUNQ LADY TO SEE YOU, SIR-A MISS OOOLA PROM MOO.' /\\ I MY DINOSAUR GIRL! 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J 2 K Ï 2 z X ?G //-/z PfCfcc \t\u2018\t\u2022 t* \u2019\t1 and.pot shots By LEN O'DONNELL Sport* «diter settling down and commence to show a little more fight and drive.It will pay off and I am sure the fans will get behind you once again but so far you haven\u2019t showed much of anything.So let\u2019s go.*\t?\tfr CONGRATULATIONS are in line for Andre Lachance, the hardworking executive from the University of Sherbrooke, on being named president of the Auto Club of Sherbrooke Andre takes over from M.Lussier and will guide the club for the coming season.?\t?\t?JOE DIMAGGIO says a Japanese-American World Series Is no longer a pipe-dream and that it won\u2019t be a walkaway for the American champions.Joe has been in Japan for 11 days coaching Taiyo Whales and within a few years the Japs will be in a position to hold their own.THERE ARE 12 major league teams in Japan but next year\" Boston with the American expansion there will be 24 and this means the talent will be Stretched thin.The way the Japanese are learning the game they\u2019re going to catch up before too long.That is something to think about.?THE EXECUTIVE of the Sherbrooke Racing Club has made what they hope will help matters at the local track.They have done away with the Wednesday night card, shifting it to Thursday, and dropped the Saturday program.The Sunday afternoon fixture still remains.THE MAIN REASON for the mid-week change has been the fall off of fans.They figure it will be better on Thursday.The Saturday move was brought about by the television of the NHL games.So don\u2019t forget next racing card is \u201cThursday\u201d not Wednesday.?THE NAMING of Alderman Amedee Roy as \u201cOptimist of the Year\u201d by the Sherbrooke Optimist Club is a well deserved choice and one which should meet with approval of all sporting fans of the City.Amedee has been one oi the pillars of Little League Baseball in the City and has devoted many an hour helping the kids and his choice is a well earned one.LITTLE LEAGUE has come a long way since Ted Anderson SHERBROOKE BEAVERS will be gunrtihg for their second straight victory this evening but they will fun into the hottest club in the Quebec Senior League at St.Hyacinthe.\u2019 The Gauls hold a six-point advantage Over the pack and seem well on their way to cop the honors.MEMBERS OF THE PRESS and radio are claiming the Gauls will go all the way but let\u2019s not forget thé season Is still young.I am not trying to take anything away from the Gauls as I figure Pit Girouard has done a wonderful job in rebuilding the club but so have some of the others.THIS YEAR IT will be a long grind with a 60-gàme schedule and anything could happen but so far the Gauls have got the jump and are holding a six-point bulge.At home they will be tough to beat.Out of eight games they have six victories.They were upset by Granby and Chicoutimi.THE TIGERS, Allan Cup defenders, are having a little trouble in getting down to earth but I understand that Coach Lou Poliquin took the wind out of their sails last wêek.l^iu has been very disappointed with his team\u2019s showing and tokl them in a few, fiery words.It changed things as Sunday they ran over Phil Watson\u2019s Sags ÎL3.AS FOR THE BEAVERS they finally looked like a hockey team last Tuesday when they posted a 4-2 victory over the Tigers.They turned in their best performance and everyone did their share of work which has been lacking in previous games.THE BIG FAULT with the Beaver* since they posted a win in their opening tilt has been the let-down of the veterâns oh the club.They have failed to show any resemblance to last year\u2019s perfofmances.They have just been going through the motions.COACH BRUCE CLINE has bôefl waiting but now I think he has reached the end of the fope and If things don\u2019t change for the better it will be tough on some.No team, especially In this league, can hope to play about 50% of thèir capacity and win games.The loop is too well balanced with a lot of young aspiring players who are out to play hockey and make a name for themselves.ONE NEEDS ONLY to look at the statistics to see the big reason why the Beavers are in the cellar.In 12 games they have dented the net 30 times, which is the lowest In the league.They have only one player in the top 25 scorers, Bill Dupre, and he is way below his last year form.He has registered only si* took over the reins as president several years ago.Harry Kouri goals with five assists and is tied for tenth spot in the list.\thds replaced Ted but still they work together and with such THE BEAVERS have a good team oh paper but it looks men it is sure to continue to thrive for years to come.HOCKEY PROVINCIAL SENIOR LEAGUE TUESDAY'S GAMES Sherbrooke el SI.Hyacinthe Vlctorlevllle at Granby NATIONAL LEAGUE TUESDAY'S GAME Oakland at Los Angeles INDEPENDENT DOW LEAGUE Beavers visit Gauls tonight as Vies play host to Tigers TUESDAY'S GAME Ccallcook at Wafervllle JUNIOR \"S\" league SHERBROOKE tUESDAY'S GAME Waterloo at Magog E.T.JUNIOR \u201cB\" LEAGUE TUESDAY'S GAMES St.Michel at Drummondvllle Iberville at Cowansville NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Contenante \tw\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts Montreal\t9\t2\t2\t45\t27\t20 New YorV\t9\t4\t0\t44\t30\t18 Boston\t6\t4\t1\t42\t28\t17 Toronto\ti\t4\t1\t25\t25\t13 Chicago\t6\t6\t0\t52\t45\t12 Detroit\t5\t5\t2\t47\t43\t12 Western Conference\t\t\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts St, Louis\t6\t6\t2\t44\t33\t14 Lfis Ar.-\u2019elns\t5\t5\t1\t25\t16\t11 Philadelphia\t4\t7\t2\t25\t42\t18 Minnesota\t4\t8\t1\t32\t40\t9 Oakland\t3\t1\t2\t28\t43\t8 Pittsburgh\t?\t8\t2\t26\t43\t6 PROVINCIAL\tSENIOR\t\t\tLEAGUE\t\t \tw\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.St Hyacinthe\t10\t4\t0\t62\t45\t20 Chicoutimi\t7\t4\t0\t49\t56\t14 Vicroriavillè\tS\t6\t2\t42\t44\t12 Granby\t4\t7\t1\t39\t43\t9 Ottawa\t4\t0\t0\t22\t8\t8 Sherbrooke\t3\t9\t1\t30\t-a\t5 INDEPENDENT\t\tDOW\t\tLEAQUM\t\t \tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts Shêr-Wood\t2\t1\t1\t24\tIS\t5 Indians\t2\tt\t1\t19\t21\t5 Coaticook\t2\t1\t0\t23\t17\t4 waterville\t0\t3\tt\t8\t20\t0 e.T.JUNIOR\t\tj/gjj\tLEAGUE\t\t\t \tw\tL\t\t\tA\tPt Lake Megantlc\t2\t1\t0\t16\t\u2022\t4 Asbestos\t2\t\u2022\t0\t16\t*\t4 Wat A six-goal game in the National Hockey League.W\u2019hile statistics released bv sists.they also show that Berenson has vaulted into a four-way lie for second spot on the strength ot his six - goal game week is the highest plateau a against Philadelphia Flyers player from the west division Nov.7.Hw now has nine goals has hit in the short history of and 11 assists for his 20 points.NHL expansion, started in 1967.If history continues to repeat Stan Mikita and Jim Pappin itself in the NHL, what Beren- of Chicago are tied for sixth son did in Philadelphia will not place with 18 points each It is happen again until 1992 Ber- the lowest Mikita has been on the scoring ladder in more than a season.Jean Râtelle of New York is 24 eighth with 16 points, followed by Phil Esposito of Boston in Pepsonl Abe $a0erdtein'& Famous - \u2018 HMIlfll Denis DeJordy apparently has , been blamed for the slow start of.Chicago Black Hawks this season in the National Hockey Leajjue The Black Hawks, tied for last in the Eastern Division with Detroit Red Wings, Monday assigned DeJordy to Dallas of the ' Central Hockèy League and recalled another goaltender.Jack Norris.The Black Hawks have scored more goals than any other NHL team\u201452, But they also have al-' lowed the most\u201445\u2014and are on a four-game losing streak, DeJordy, a 30-year-old native of St.Hyacinthe.Que .had allowed 40 goals in 12 games this season for an unimpressive average of 3.70.Either Norris or Dave Dry-den, with a 4.24 average, will be in goal Wednesday night when Pittsburgh PengBins play the Black Hawks at Chicago.Tonight Oakland Seals visit Los Angeles Kings.In other games Wednesday.Boston Bruins visit Toronto Maple Leafs, St.Louis Blues are at New York.Detroit Red Wings meet the Seals at Oakland and Philadelphia Flyers play Minnesota North Stars at Minneapolis.DEMOTION UNEXPÉCTED The demotion was a blow to DeJordy who shared the Vezina Trophy with Glenn Hall in the 1966-67 season Last season, DeJordy had a 2 80 average and four shutouts ff \"MAGICIANS OF BASKETBALL' N Mu» fti« Famous Globetrotter ADDED ATTRACTIONS ' SPORTS PALACE SHERBROOKE SATURDAY, NOV.16th \u2022t 6:30 p.m.Tick»!* at Sports PrIrc* Admission : 3.30 - 3.00 - 6.50 - 2.00 or m»it certifUd cheque or moRtey order to reserve tickets.Phone 549-9317 for reeervatlons.HARNESS SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION GROUNDS Thursday Nish», 8.00 P.M.* Sunday afternoon, 2.00 p.m.On Thorsdov.LADIËS' NIGHT \u2014 Ladies admitted for 50c Genersl admission: \u2022 $1.23 \u2014 Admission to Clwb House $1.00 Fully Licensed.Grandstand and Club Housa fully heated.when he became the first-string goaltender because Hall had been lost to St.Louis in the expansion draft Norris, a 26-year-old native of Saskatoon, made his NHL début in the 1964-65 season with Boston.After returning to the minors for two seasons, he was traded to the Black Hawks May 15, 1967.Pit Martin.Gilles Marotte and Norris went to Chicago for Fred Stanfield, Phil Esposito and Ken Hodge in that transaction.He allowed 132 goals in 39 games for a 3.27 average last season with Dallas.COMPLETE SECOND TRADE Los Angeles Kings and Detroit Red Wings made their second trade in less than a month in other off-the-ice business Monday.The Kings acquired right 'winger Ron Anderson from Detroit for defenceman Paul Pop-iel.enson s half-dozen goals tied a modern era one-game record established by Syd Howe of Detroit Red Wings in 1944.years ago.And 24 years prior to that, in Bruins and Detroit's Alex Del-1920, JoeMalone of Quebec vecchio of Detroit with 15 each.Çulldogs set the all-time record Lome Worsley and Rogatien for most goals scored in an Vachon.Montreal Canadiens\u2019 NHL game by an individual veteran-youngster goaltending when he counted seven against combo, lead the Vezina Trophy Toronto St.Pats.\trace with a combined goals-a- Berenson's performance gainst average of 2.08 a game, marked the first time in the 52- Jacques Plante of St.Louis and year history of the league a Bid Giacomin of New York each player had scored more than have recorded a pair of shutouts five goals in a road game.Five to lead in that department, goals had been scored only\tLEADERS three times previously on the road\u2014all in the 1924-25 season \u2014by Babe Dye of Toronto, Red-vers Green of Hamilton and Harry Broadbent of Montreal Maroons.St.Louis' Red Baron.Berenson became the first player in NHL history to score five consecutive goals in a game\u2014either regular-season or plavoff.TOOK TEN SHOTS The six gbals by Berenson ladelphia net.He was stopped by Favell on his first sortie, but scored on each of the next five shots he took.The St.Louis centre was stopped on his seventh shot and then scored his sixth goal on his eighth.Ironically, he didn't get a shot \tG\tA\tPts.\tPim.B.Hull.Chi\t9\t15\t24\t2 Nevin, NY\t11\t9\t20\t0 Berenson.St.L\t9\t11\t20\t10 Beliveau, Mtl\t8\t12\t20\t14 Howe, Det\t6\t14\t20\t4 Pappin, Chi\t10\t8\t18\t10 Mikita, Chi\t5\t13\t18\t5 Râtelle, NY\t7\t9\t16\t2 Esposito.Bos\t6\t9\t15\t6 Delvecchio.Det\t7\t8\t15\t0 F.\tM a h o v\t1 i c h.\t\t\tDet \t10\t4\t14\t6 Cournover, Mtl\t10\t4\t14\t4 Govette.NY\t5\t9\t14\t0 Hadfield.NY\t3\t11\t14\t26 \u2018 \"\t\t\t\t \tGP\tMP GA Avg\t Worsley.Mtl\t5\t279\t9 1.94 Vachon.Mtl\t9\t501\t18 2.16 Montreal totals 13\t\t780\t27 2.08 Johnston, Bos\t6\t360\t11 1.83 Cheevers.Bos\t7\t420\t16 2.28 Boston totals\t13\t780\t28 2.15 Gamble, Tor\t4\t240\t6 1.50 Smith, Tor\t5\t292\t13 2.46 Bower, Tor\t3\t128\t6 2 82 Toronto totals\t11\t660\t25 2.27 Giacomin, NY\t13\t780\t29 2.23 N.York totals\t13\t780\t30 2.31 Hall, St.L\t6\t360\t14 2.33 Plante, St.L\t8\t480\t19 2.37 St.Louis totals\t14\t840\t33 2.36 Maniago, Minn\t11\t580\t26 2.69 Bauman, Minn\t1\t480\t2 3.03 Rivard.Minn\t3\t160\t12)4.49 Minn totals\t13\t780\t40 3.08 Parent.Phil\t9\t480\t23 2.87 Favell, Phil\t5\t300\t19 3.80 Philo totals\t13\t780\t42 3.23 Desjardins.LA 6\t\t338\t15 2.66 Rutledge.LA\t6\t322\t21 3.91 Los Ang totals\t11\t660\t36 3.27 Hodge.Oakland 6\t\t360\t19 3.17 Smith.Oakland 7\t\t420\t24 3.43 Oakland totals\t13\t780\t43 3.31 Biskley, Pitts\t12\t720\t43 3.58 Pitts totals\t12\t720\t43 3.58 Sawchuk.Det\t3\t172\t10 3.48 Crozier.Det\t10\t548\t32 3.50 Detroit totals\t12\t720\t43 3.58 DeJordy, Chi\t12\t649\t40 3.70 Dryden, Chi\t3\t71\t5 4 24 Chicago totals\t12\t720\t45 3 75 All goals against a team in any game are charged to the individual goaltender of that game for purposes of awarding the Vezina Trophy.DE LUXE ALUMINUM REG'D.1470 Prunier St.Specials, Aluminum doors, 2 inches thick, with 3 tracks.De Luxe model.Reg.price $99.50, special $76.50 installed.Windows with 3 tracks, De Luxe model $36.50, special $28.95 installed.Fiberglass awnings.Aluminum gutters, and siding, etc.These specials are for a limited time only.Exportâ J.Dutremble 569-2328, Sherbrooke REGULAR AND 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