Sherbrooke daily record, 28 novembre 1968, jeudi 28 novembre 1968

[" Weather Snow tonight, clearing Friday.High and low 32 and 30.Sbcrbcoolu' Daily Becocd Naturally it's good farochelktfrtKs Established 189 Price: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.1HURSOA'.NO\\ EMBER 2S.l^nS Seventy second sear Bertrand postpones QUEBEC (CP) - Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand, bowing to nationalist pressure within his party's caucus, Wednesday announced that a government bill on controversial linguistic rights would not be tabled in the legislative assembly this week.The premier, who had promised that the bill would be introduced Tuesday, told the house that the government will \u201ccertainly bring in\" the bill before the end of the present session.His change of plans, announced after a three-hour caucus of Union Nationale MLAs, wras greeted by enthusiastic desk-thumping applause in the government benches and laugh- ter on the Opposition side.The proposed bill to guarantee parents the right to educate their children in the official language of their choice has encountered strong opposition of several nationalist and separatist groups, including the St.Jean Baptiste Society of Montreal.HAD DOUBTS Mr.Lesage said in an interview on the legislation: \u201cI have never believed it could be done by the Union Nationale because there are too many separatists in the party, both ministers and members.\" One source said the Union Nationale caucus discussed the possibility of holding a free vote on linguitic legislation to free nationalists like Cultural Affairs Minister Jean-Noel Tremblay from party discipline.Asked if he favored a free vote on linguistic legislation.Mr.Tremblay answered by saying the question is hypothetical because there is no linguistic legislation before the house.In the house Wednesday, Mr Bertrand said he had announced that the bill would be introduced if not discussed and adopted this week, because of the urgency to solve the problem in St.Leonard where English-speaking Roman Catholic parents remain deprived of the right to have their children educated in English at the Grade 1 level this Delegate is vague on MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 A North Vietnamese delegate to the Hemispheric Conference to End the Vietnam War was non-committal Wednesday on the subject of Richard Nixon's election to the presidency of the United States.Hoang Minh Giam.North Vietnamese ministery of culture.was asked at a news conference what effect he thought Nixon's election might have on possible termination of the war.He replied that the U.S.president-elect has not yet clearly stated his position on the war.Mr.Giam heads the four-man North Vietnamese delegation to the conference whose organizers expect about 2,000 delegates.Meanwhile, a U.S Roman Catholic priest said the United States is creating several potential jungle wars by its exploitation of Latin American countries.Rev.Blase Bonpane, expelled from Guatemala last year for organizing the peasant population, told a group of McGill University students that revolutions will erupt in several Latin American countries unless they are allowed to develop socialist economies without foreign control.Father Bonpane, 39, a delegate to the conference, said the U.S.has exploited the people and the natural wealth of Latin America while supporting pup- year.The premier said his government had been unjustly accused of electioneering by promising to introduce the bill prior to the Dec, 4 by election in the predominantly English-speaking riding o f Montreal Notre-Dame-de-Grace He said there is no connection between the pledge to introduce the bill and the byelection, but Opposition Leader Jean Lesage broke into laughter saying that Mr Bertrand was making contradictory statements.Mr.Bertrand continued a prepared statement \"I say that w-e not only don't have the right to indulge in electioneering on a question like view of pet governments or ruthless oligarchies.Registration for the conference is to begin tonight with keynote speeches Friday and workshops Saturday.The conference lists 64 Canadian and 53 U.S.sponsors, including individuals, some of whom are identified as members of religious and anti-war groups or as labor or student leaders.Sponsors also are listed from this, but we shouldn't even be suspected of doing so \"That's why we have decided not to present the bill this week We shall certainly introduce it before the end of the present session.\"It shouldn't be hidden It's a delicate and difficult problem, a problem that involves what is most dear to me\u2014their language and their culture, a problem where emotional reactions can sometimes overcome cold reason.\"Already the rumors are multiplying and even before the bill is introduced, and its real nature is disclosed, we are being accused of having all sorts of intentions which we never had.Nixon Argentina, Guyana, Peru, Panama Costa Rica, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Venezuela and Mexico.THREAT NOT LIFTED' Mr Giam said his country does not feel the U.S.threat was lifted with the cessation of bombing raids.North Vietnam was not convinced that the bombing halt was made in good faith as the U.S.had reserved the right to resume bombing.LOSING BATTLE \u2014 Applying mouth-lo-mouth resuscitation, a fireman carries a child from a fire-swept flat in Ra cine, Wis., recently.The at- tempt to revive the youngster failed.Firemen said they found the bodies of a brother and sister under a blanket in a bedroom.Both died The mother, Mrs.Valerie Rod mond, ran downstairs to call tor help and had to be restrained from re-entering the flat.\tiAP Wirephoto) The Tories are thwarted over debate on grain problem OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 The Conservative opposition tried without success Wednesday to get a full-scale Commons debate on the wet grain problem.Speaker Lucien Lamoureux said damp western grain from the fall harvest was a \u201ccontinuing emergency,\" not a \"sudden emergency\u201d as required by the rules for an emergency debate.More successful than the Conservatives was a woman in the gallery, who tossed an empty plastic men's lotion container on to the Commons floor.The container, in the shape of a small green Buddha, knocked over a glass of water on the table of Alistair Fraser, the Commons clerk.Security guards hustled the middle-aged woman out of the gallery, and she was later released.A confused note attached to the container described Prime Minister Trudeau as a \u201cstupid innocent.\" Despite this diversion, it was wheat day in the House.There was a climax of sorts as Eldon Woolliams (PC\u2014Calgary North) angrily charged that Parliament had fallen to pieces.PRODS FOR NAUGHT His outburst followed unrewarding Conservative attempts to prod the government into statements on how' it planned to help western farmers dry millions of bushels of damp grain on the fields and in grain elevators.\u201cWhat kind of government is this?\" he shouted.In the absence of Agriculture Minister Olson and Trade Minister Pepin.Otto Lang, a minister without portfolio, fielded many of the wheat questions in a noncommittal way that angered the Conservatives.Earlier, Richard Southam (PC\u2014Qu'Appelle-Moosc Mountain) accompanied his plea for the emergency debate with the claim that 250.000,000 bushels of damp wheat could be lost through spoilage unless properly dried.It was worth $300,-000.000.Mr.Southam charged there had been \u201ca catastrophic failure\" in government wheat policies.The government should provide grain-drying equipment to farmers on tarms.In a few months the farm-stored grain would be beyond saving.Alf Cleave (NDP Saskatoon-Biggar) agreed the situation was desperate and the third opposition party, the Creditistes, also supported the Conservative motion which the Speaker eventually rejected.Under sharp Creditiste ques- Criticize school brief STE.ADELE, Que.(CP) \u2014 A brief suggesting that the province\u2019s education system be based on language rather than religion came under heavy criticism from the Association of Catholic Principals Wednesday night.The re-organization of the dual religions educational system was proposed in a brief presented to Premier Jean-Jac-ques Bertrand last week by the Dual Language Committee.Noel Herron, president of the Associaiton of Catholic Principals, told the association\u2019s an- nual convention that the brief did not represent the thinking of the majority of English-speaking Quebecers.The Association of Catholic Principals of Montreal advocates a unified education system where French and English, regardless of religion, would come under one roof.Mr.Herron termed groundless the Dual Lgilege Committee's claim that a unified system might become increasingly French-speaking.Ste.Adele is 40 miles north of Montreal.How is your blood-alcohol level?TORONTO (CP) - You are dull and dignified if you have a blood-alcohol level of .03 per cent, the Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research Foundation decided recently.The founoation circulated a chart at a University of Toronto seminar matching probable physical condition with blood levels.The list: .05 per cent \u2014 dashing and debonair.1 \u2014 dangerous and devilish.2 \u2014 dizzy and disturbing.3 \u2014 disgusting and dishevelled.4 \u2014 delirious and disoriented.5 \u2014 surely drunk.6 \u2014 dead drunk.7 \u2014 dead.?\u2022!!* AH! AT LAST \u2014 Donald Le-gault of Hull, was the first customer at the Hull, Que., Main Street liquor store Wed- nesday morning which opened yesterday after a five-month strike of Quebec Liquor Board employees.He demonstrated his pleasure by planting a kiss on his purchase.(CP Wirephoto) tioning, Mr.Trudeau advised that the government had received an invitation from the African French-speaking country of Niger to attend a cultural conference of French-speaking countries The invitation, he said, included the advice that Quebec had been invited independently.The government hoped to send a delegation that would represent Canada as a whole.There was no indication from Mr.Trudeau\u2019s remarks that the dual invitation would blow up into the kind of diplomatic dispute involved in the bypassing of Ottawa at two earlier French-speaking international education conferences this year.Negotiations were reported going on behind the scenes between Ottawa and Quebec City to reach an agreement on the delegation makeup.Quebec\u2019s sepi ^ate attendance at the earlier conferences was seen by federalists as a blow to national unity.Transport Minister Hellyer assured the Commons that any changes p r o p o s e d for Air Canada's corporate structure will be discussed by Parliament beforehand Various forms of Inside Births, deaths 9 Townships\t5 Classified\t10 Comics\t2 structure were under considéra (ion for the publicly-owned air line, bid a change in ownership was unlikely.today Editorials\t4 Financial\t9 Sports\t12 Television\t2 Women\t8 TODAY'S CHUCKLE \u2014 In many of today's families, daughters don't live at home much until after they're married.SANTA ALMOST GOOFED! Dief may get a poodle puppy Do you know \"Why Christmas Almost Wasn't?\" That's right! Jolly old Santa almost didn't make it one Christmas, and you can find out just what happened by reading our 23-part special Christmas comic strip beginning Dec.2 in your Record.Watch for \"Why Christmas Almost Wasn't\" starting Monday, Dec.2.OTTAWA (CP) - A crippled boy in Saskatoon has offered John Diefenbaker a purebred poodle pup to take the place of the former prime minister\u2019s dog Happy, killed last week by a car.Mr.Diefenbaker got the offer in a letter from the boy, Randy Kleckner, 14 He called Randy\u2019s mother, Mrs.Edward Kleckner, Wednesday to talk about it, and plans to call her hack today when he makes up his mind whether to accept the dog or not.Mrs.Kleckner told reporters in Saskatoon that Mr Diefenbaker said to her he would like to accept the dog, but he would not like the boy \u201cto be out of pocket,\u2019\u2019 The dog, a miniature white French poodle, seven weeks old, is valued at $125.Randy said in his letter to Mr.Diefenbaker that he raises poodle pups and usually sells them for \u201cpin money.\u2019\u2019 Randy has cerebral palsy and is unable to speak.He moves about in a wheelchair, and communicates by means of an electric typewriter and an electronic word board devised at the University of Saskatchewan.French leaders see rise in living costs PARIS (CP) \u2014 French government leaders believe the new austerity measures to save the franc from devaluation will raise the cost of living 1.5 to two per cent, but some businessmen and union leaders say it might go as high as three per cent.The Gaullist-controlled Chamber of Deputies today approved President Charles de Gaulle\u2019s austerity program by a vote of 391 to 91.The bill adjusts taxes and charges to favor exports and restrict domestic buying so that France can pay its way in international trade and not be forced into devaluation.The lower house, the Senate, also will vote on the measure but its power can be overriden by the Chamber of Deputies, where the Gaullists and their allies control about 353 of the 486 seats.Premier Maurice Couve de Murville, who introduced the program in the National Assembly Tuesday, requested that it be voted on as a whole to eliminate article-by-article debate and amendments.EFFECT NOT CLEAR What effect the measures would have on the general public was not clear.Newspapers predicted a rise in the price of luxury goods and said currency restrictions would force millions of Frenchmen to give up vacations in Spain and Italy.Strict controls were being maintained at all border crossing points and airports to make certain that travellers do not take more currency than officially authorized out of the country.French residents are permitted to take 700 francs\u2014$140\u2014 worth of foreign currency out of the country on tourist trips.Businessmen get a higher allowance.The opposition votes were cast by the 33-member Communist group and the 57-member Federation of the Left.Another vote came from the 11-man group of independent deputies.Reaction to the austerity program, aimed at restoring France's economic balance by slashing the 1969 budget deficit from 11.500,000,00(1 francs ($2,-500,000,000) t o 6,500,000,000 francs ($1,400,000,000) has in the main been moderate.France\u2019s two largest trade union groupings, the Communist-led general Confederation of Labor and the radical French and Democratic Confederation of Labor expressed no more than \u201csharp concern\u2019\u2019 over the measures.DEMANDS A RAISE The only trouble loomed from the militant Communist Railroad Workers union, which demanded a 50-franc ($12) a month raise and industrial action against any threat to wage gains resulting from the strikes in May and June.Added-value lax increase under the government\u2019s economy package will raise prices from an average one per cent for food to six per cent for cars, it was estimated.Total cost of living increase in 1969 was expected to be about six per cent.Hardest hit by the measures is the housewife, whose shopping bill will be increased by up to three per cent on imported groceries.She also will have to find more money to go to the hairdressers\u2014a service covered by the added value tax\u2014and to the movies.Heaviest tax increases, up to six per cent, will fall on imported cars, luxury goods like vintage wines, brandy, whisky and foreign cigarettes.But although the government will adopt a tough attitude in wage bargaining, there is to be no wage freeze.Common's missile was lotion bottle OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Tightened Commons security measures in the wake of a Parliament Buildings bomb incident 21/2 years ago didn't deter a woman from flinging an object on to the Commons floor Wednesday.The missile turned out to be an empty plastic men\u2019s lotion container\u2014with a cryptic message to Prime Minister Trudeau.The-Commons was mid-way through debate on a motion for an emergency debate on western wheat when the missile whistled over the heads of re porters in the press gallery, at the north end of the House The green container, shaped like a tiny Buddha, knocked over a glass of water beside Commons Clerk Alistair Fraser and broke into two pieces which landed on both sides and in front of the chair of Commons Speaker Lucien Lamoureux.Few MPs noticed the incident and the debate never faltered.Former prime minister John Diefenbaker, on his feet at the A peekini SYDNEY (AP) - Australia\u2019s contribution to the see-through look is a peekini, a strapless bra made of transparent plastic with a bright little plastic flower on each cup Five pairs of different flowers come with each bra.\u201cA girl can change the flowers in a second.\" designer Gerard Doube of Melbourne said today.time, apparently didn\u2019t notice the interruption.Prime Minister Trudeau left the chamber seconds later, then returned within minutes.It is not known whether he left because of the incident.The middle-aged woman who threw the bottle was not identified by Commons guards, who hustled her from the public gallery.She was released after a brief interrogation.Attached to the bottle by a string was this message: \"Because of you, Mr.prime minister, the philosophy of the gods is filling the land You stupid innocent; you know not what it is that you do.I will strangle the gods who put the way of death before my people.I will help Israel for in his mouth is to be found the philos- ophy for life.\u2019\u2019 The woman later told reporters she is not a Jew but a \u201cChristian, in a sense.\u201d Her action was motivated by the \u201cgrowing threat of popular Buddhism\u201d in Canada, she said.\u201cThe Lord God is going to cry out from the heights against those who destroy his vineyard and who drive out his chosen ones.\u201d Her purpose was to \u201chelp Israel as a son of man.\u201d Paul Joseph Chartier died May 18, 1966, when a homemade bomb he apparently intended to toss into the Commons exploded prematurely in a washroom near one of the public galleries.Leaflets and a container of animal blood have also been hurled into the chamber News in brief Dismantle bomb MONTREAL (CP) A bomb was discovered and dismantled by police a few hours before it was set to explode near parked police cars at an automobile sales and service company Wednesday.A police spokesman said the bomb discovered by employees of the automobile company in the northwest-end of the city-was made up of four sticks of dynamite, a detonator and a clock.Explosion MANNINGTON, W.Va.(AP) Another explosion thundered through the deep coal mine today where 78 men have been trapped for more than a week Flams and smoke spewed from one of the big mine\u2019s entrances.Company spokesmen termed the 2:38 a m.blast a 'major explosion.\u201d It was the 15th to wrack Mountaineer Coal Co No 9 mine since the first blast trapped the men early Nov 20.The other 21 men on the shift with them escaped.Seize booze OTTAWA (CP) The RCMP made 285 raids during the recent Quebec liquor strike and seized 4,004 gallons of liquor smuggled from the United States, the Commons was told Wednesday.The information was in a written reply from Solicitor-General George Mcllraith to a question by Roland Godin (Creditiste- Portneuf).Block panther SAN FRANCISCO (CP) \u2014 Police hunted Black Panther Eld-eridge Cleaver as a fugitive Wednesday, amid speculation he may have fled the United States, after the Negro militant failed to keep a date for return to prison.The 33-year-old author and Panther minister of information was declared a wanted man in an all-points arrest bulletin IV2 hours after he was due to surrender as a parole violator.Pigeon, broom MONTREAL (CP) - Ro-maul Delaroche, 40, pleaded not guilty in municipal court Wednesday to a charge of killing a pigeon with a broom handle Judge Maurice Johnson expressed surprise, saying: \u201cHe\u2019s charged with killing what?\u201d \u201cA pigeon, your honor,\u201d he was told.\u201cThat\u2019s what I heard but I couldn\u2019t believe my ears,\u201d the judge 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8) Maverick 12) Movie: White Craddle Inn 5:00 p.m.6) Archie 5:30 p.m.3) Marshall Dillon 6) Where it's at 8) News Frank Reynolds 6:00 p.m.3, 5) News, Weather, Sports 6) Tween Set 6:55 p.m.6) Sports 7:00 p.m.3) News 5) Truth or Consequences 12) Country Music Hall 7:30 p.m.3) Wild, Wild West 5)\tHigh Chaperral 6)\tRat Patrol 8) Operaiton: Entertainment 12) Here's Lucy 8:00 p.m.6)Get Smart 12) Movie: Games 6:30 p.m.3) Corner Pyle 5)\tName of the Game 6)\tDon Messer 8) Felony Squad 9:00 p.m.3) Movie: The FBI A certificate of Merit of the ¦ Wise Owl Club of Canada was presented to Romeo Lapointe employee at the S W Hooper Co of Sherbrooke, by Maurice Campeau, field secretary for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.Sherbrooke District, on the occasion of the annual meeting of the Provincial Industrial Association for the Prevention of Accidents Mr Lapointe won membership in the Club and a Wise Ow l certificate because he warded off tragedy in an on the job accident Charles Shepard safety director S W Hooper Co.Ltd announced that Mr Lapointe saved his eves from injury or blindness through conscientious use of safety eye wear Mr.Lapointe, an assembler was helping a welder to cut a piece of metal.The torch became too hot.causing the melted steel to strike his face Had he not been using eye protection.\u2019 said the safety director.\"he would have lost the sight of his eyes ' The Wise Owl Club of Canada is sponsored by the prevention department of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind CNTB took over the administration of the former Wise Owl Club of America from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness New York The Society inaugurated the Wise Owl movement in 1947 Membership in the Wise Owl Club of Canada is made up exclusively of industrial employees and technical students who, like Mr Lapointe, have saved one or both eyes by wearing protective lenses What this has meant in terms of production, purchasing power and family welfare is incalculable Today the Wise Owl Club of Canada has 2.800 members in 816 firms across Canada Annual meeting Compton County Agricultural executive 8) Movie: David perfield 'J) Pierre Eerion 6:30 p.m.J) News Cronkite 5j News Huntley Brinkley 6) News, Sports 12) Pulse, News 6) Movie What's New Pussy Cat?8) Don Rickies 9:30 p.m.8) Will Sonnett 10:00 p.m.5) Star Trek 8) Mad and his Universe 12) FBI 11:00 p m.3) 5) 6) 8) 12) News 11:20 p.m.6) Viewpoint 11:25 p.m.Cop- 6) News 11:30 p.m.5)\tJohnny Carson 8) Movie: All at Sea 11:40 p.m.6)\tMovie: Dimension 5 11:45 p.m.12) Movie: The Voly American Holiday hotel building now home for aged The annual meeting of the Compton County Agricultural Society was held November 23.1968.in the Bulwer Community Centre with President Gordon Forgrave in the chair The minutes of the last annual meeting of November 25.1967, were read and accepted.Treasurer's report was read and accepted One minute of silence was observed for deceased members.Mrs.Curtis Ross.H.Labonte.Daniel Johnson.J.A.Blanchette.and Mrs.M.D Blue.The directors for the year 1969 are: R.G.Hodge.Curtis Ross, Gordon Forgrave.H.C.Barter.Jean-Marie Boutin.L H Hunt, W.G.MacDougall.Irwin Watson, N.G.Bennett, Fred Burns.Roger Bolduc.F.dward Sarrasin, Hazen Lowrv, R N Mayhew.Roland Warburton.D.Chapdelaine.Gerard Pageau.Art Bennett.Aubrey French, Gordon McElrea.Omer Dionne.Wells Coates.Noel Landry.Willie Gaudreau, Malcolm Fraser.Harry Graham.Jr .John Nichol.Preston Kirkpatrick.Michel Rouleau.Diane Dawson Associate directors are: Douglas Learned.Antoine Madier.00 and tea in the olub on Nov 7 Cards were plau'd at nine tables and ses oral ladies came in for tea The guests were received by Mrs Margaret Stuart and Mrs Ralph Davidson, Hostesses for the afternoon were the members of the executive Tea was poured by Mrs Irene Thompson and Mrs A ,1 Darrah Members of the executive for the ensuing year are as follows Past president, Mrs Paul Rowe; president.Mrs Margaret Stuart, first vice-president, Mrs Ralph Davidson; second vice-president, Mrs Eddy Lessard; recording and corresponding secretary, Mrs S N Pergau.treasurer.Miss Doris Bridgette conven ers for Thursdav afternoon card parties, Mrs Doue Camp bell and Mrs Matt Purcell ha ison officer with the mens club, Mrs Royce Townsend match committee, Mrs Eddy Lessard and Mrs Ralph David son; kitchen convener, Mrs Margaret Allan There will bo curling games fo the ladies every Wednes day night and Thursday after noon and mixed curling on Sat urday nights The club wel comes the new members this season and extends a cordial invitation to the ladies of the community to come to the Sut ton Curling Club for curling or cards Active membership is $lh and associate membership Special Were now getting all set to wind up a very successful year's activi ties work convener, Mrs William Bergeron said recently \"In addition to the work ses sion of our Sutton Chapter of the Red Cros that was held November 25.we ll be having our annual business meeting tor election of officers on Do comber 8 Then, ]usl before we recess for the Christmas and New Year holiday season, we shall make our Iasi packing of the year one week later on December It; \" Mrs Bergeron said that al though Red Cross rooms will Social notes from Sutton Staff Sergeant Roland Bach-and.and family, Rome.N.Y.and Mrs \\llan Baehand, St Al- bans, of Mi eoek Vt , were recent guests and Mrs Orton Han % Knowlton TICKLED PINK, AND GREEN, AND \u2014 The latest twist on the paint-by-numbers fad is body paintino by num- bers.Patrons at a Toronto nightspot pay SI a time to paint a numbered area on Linda Butt, as Ted Curl is doing.The proceeds go to the 4th Lansing scout troop, who thought up the new way of raising money, (CP Wirephoto) Mr and Mrs Stephen Mor-son, accompanied by Mrs E Cousons and Mrs Agnes Bois-sel were m Montreal recently and spent the afternoon with young Mark Consens, who is a patient in the Montreal Children's Hospital.Mr Norman Page has purchased the cottage and land formerly occupied by the late Mr Thomas Humphrey, the vendors being the B r o in e Branch Royal Canadian Legion.Mrs T Surtees and Mr Ce eil Proper visited Mr and Mrs.Gordon Duboye at West Bolton recent !v Mrs Lyn Reid B M P Hospital in for treatment is at the Sweetsburg The big storm deposited near ly 12 inches of snow in most areas here and snow plows and residents' snow blowers and shovels have been in use ever since.It was the worst storm ever recorded here at so early a date in November, or so claim the oldest inhabitants The Card Party sponsored by the Waterloo Warden W I and held at Waterloo High School, proved unite successful A don ation from the evening's proceeds will be given to the school cafeteria The quilt, on which tickets had been previously sold, was drawn for and won by Mrs Nelson Langovin.of Wa *erloo Mr Kenneth Talbot is a pa tient in Sherbrooke Hospital, Room 213 Members of Ins fam ily have visited him several times Mrs Donald Manning and son, Stowe, Vt , spent a lew days here with her mother.Mrs Talbot Mrs Bob Lasalle Swan ton, Vt , also spent a day here with her mother and aceom panied her to Sherbrooke Waterloo The Kiwanis Club of Water loo will soon commence the sale ot Christmas cakes, seals and nuts Your support is re quested for this worthy cause, proceeds will go to underprivileged children The Waterloo Cub pack has realized its first profit from the sale ol newspapers and coat hangers The collection ot these articles will continue indefinite ly and the cubs ask for your cornituied assistance A recent speaker .it the Wa torloo Kiwanis Club was Clove Pugh, president of Branch 77, Royal Canadian Legion Ho spoke on the branch's history and read the Legion's 1M7 prize winning essay On Being a Canadian close temporarily on that latter date not all work by the workers for the organization w ill suspend Their sewing ma chines will stand silent but their busy fingers will create handsome serviceable sweat ers and other articles as knit ling needles click There will as a result tie many aids for the needy, ready to use as nucleus for the first packing of just around the corner New Year ]!W9 West Brome The Ladies Guild of the Church of the Ascension held a ham supper recently, proceeds of the supper were $240 Mrs Margaret Bark, Sher hrooke, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Reg maid Dark Mrs Annie Bresee, Montreal, spent a few days with Mrs S Rundle and Mrs Mary MoCut cheon Mrs Hugh Gilmour is a pa tient at (he B M D Hospital.Cowansville Misses Emma and Evelyn Coughtrv, Montreal West, and friends, Mr and Mrs Arthur Riley.La Salle, spent the week end with the former's parents and grandmother, Mr and Mrs William Coughtrv and Mrs Min me Derby Other guesls at the same home were Mr W est lire see and Miss Jean Biderouch of Montreal Mr Boyce Dustin is confined to his room wilh pneumonia Bedford Horticultural Society Cowansville Chapter OES meetsÎ plan Christmas decoration contest BEDFORD - A largely attended meeting of the Bedford Horticultural Society was held recently in the United Church Hall, with the president, Ronald Martin conducting the meeting.The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs.George Har-land.The treasurer.Miss Margaret Beauvais reported on the finances, which showed them to be in good order.A number of bills were ordered paid.The president announced that Mrs.Clayton Campbell has accepted the position of social convener and that Wayne Kemp was in charge of arranging places of meetings, etc, D.Rhicard is chairman of the Christmas decoration contest.the members of his committee are : Mrs.Grisd a 1 e Gould.Mrs.D.Leney, Mrs.Allan Palmer and Mrs Clare Corey.The theme will be the First Christmas with the following classes: 0 Come All Ye Faithful: home doorway decoration, symbolizing the announcement ot Christmas, inside apartment doors accepted.2.Silent Night, Holy Night.Window decoration, symbolizing the vision of the shepherds.3 Shepherds in the Field Abiding: Yard display, depicting part of the scene of the stable.4.Joy to the World: entire outside arrangement of the above classes.5.0 Holy-Night, inside mantel arrangement.symbolizing the heavenly happiness of the glorious occasion.other suitable arrangements accepted.Entry forms to be completed and submitted by Dec.20 to Mrs.Grisdale Gould, Rix Aven- KEEP OUR MENU YOU'LL RECEIVE IN THE MAH- it could win you a FREE dinner for 2 each week Tél.569-5531 569-5532 2378 King W Sherbrooke P.O.Free Parking 2 Dining Rooms Air Conditioned BAR SALON LY CHEE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Receptions Chinese Foods\tCanadian Dishes FREE DELIVERY FULLY LICENSED Besides being helpful when placing telephone-delivery orders, you could be one of our lucky weekly winners if we happen to select the same number that appears on your menu.All you'll have to do is bring in your menu and answer a \"skill\" question in this simple FRfefc DINNbKS CUNIhbl.ue.The judging will begin on Dec.27.Prizes for first, second and third will be offered in each class.Membership fee of $1 entitles entry.It was decided to increase prizes to $5, $3 and $2.Mr.Romeo Boulais, report ed that he had contacted the proper authorities at Quebec and was av/aiting the report on the original constitution, other members of the constitution committee are Mrs.Roy Cook and Mrs, H.P.Stone Mrs.Reil, chairman membership committee reported additional subscriptions of $23.10 of which were new members.Following the business meeting an excellent demonstration of flower arrangement was given by Mrs.Aitken of Cowansville.who was introduced by the president.The members had previously had the pleasure of hearing Mrs.Aitken.who is a florist speak, and as before her address contained many useful hints.A number of floral arrangements were demonstrated, showing the use of fruit, flowers, greenery, birds and holly.A creche made of weathered wood, was most realistic and attractive.Mr.Boulais thanked Mrs.Aitken most warmly for a delightful evening, the meeting closed with the serving of refreshments by Mrs.Clayton Campbell.assisted by Mrs.George Harland Cowansville Mrs.Mike Pelletier, nee Marilyn Sanborn, has returned home to Saskatoon, Sask.by air after spending two weeks to be near her mother, Mrs.W.Gratton.who has been ill in the hospital Mrs.Marcel Fregeau and daughter, Kathy, East Franklin.Vt, called on her mother.Mrs W.Gratton at the Chalet.Mr Ronnie Raymond had the pleasure of shooting a deer at Dunkin, 249 pounds and 13 points.Mrs.E.B.Boyd who has been a patient in the BM P.Hospital has returned home.Friends of Mr Guy Snyder will be glad to hear that his health is improving.Mr.and Mrs Jack Fraser attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs.Beatrice Roe.Mrs Percis Farley.Drum-mondville, is staying in the Nesbitt Residence Mrs.Jennie Morrison.Montreal.is staying at the Anglican Nesbitt Residence.COWANSVILLE - The stated meeting of Cowansville Chapter No.17, O.E.S.was held in the Masonic Hall recently The Worthy Matron, Miss Isabella Beattie, presiding.The meeting opened in regular form, the flag of our country presented, minutes and communications read and adopted.Mrs.Alice Rowat, W o r t h y Grand Matron and Mr William Lunn, Worthy Grand Patron, were introduced, welcomed and escorted to the East.The following Past Grand Matron and Patrons were also introduced, welcomed and escorted to the East.Mrs.Esther B.W!est.Mrs.Sylvia Halsall.Mrs.Margaret Walker, grand secretary.Miss May Wallace, Mrs.Mildred Wheelock, Mrs.Margaret Irving, Mr.Edward West, Mr.John Walker Mr John Bultell.grand treasurer.Also the following grand chapter officers were presented and escorted to the East: Miss A.Millington, associate grand matron: Mrs.Doris Smith, grand conductress; Mrs.Alta Fowler, grand chaplain, Mrs.Eleanor Baldwin, grand marshal; Mrs.Helen Johnston, grand organist : Miss Colira MacKenzie, grand Esther: Miss Willow Lavery, grand trustee; Mrs.H Ramsay, grand instructor district No.2.A gift from the officers of the Chapter was presented to Miss Isabella Beattie, retiring Worthy Matron, by Miss Annie Dryden.The main event of the meeting was the installation of officers for the 1989 term The installing officers being: Mrs.Alice Rowat, Matron, Mr.Worthy Grand Fowler, grand Worthy Grand* William Luntj.4 \u2019atron; Mrs A ^ chaplain: Mrs.a v>txjÿ\u2019v\u2018 i ¦\t>» :\t¦'*' ¦ ' 8\t7 Magog is ready for Christmas MAGOG \u2014 (Special) \u2014 \"Business isn't at all bad, but we're out to meet competition here in Magog,\" a Main Street merchant said this week Insisting there was little difference between Magog's Main Street and a shopping centre, the man interviewed said there isn't a thing shop- pers can find outside they won't find right along Magog's business-mile.Determined to keep their community popular as a shopping attraction for outsiders, as well as regional citizens, Magog merchants have again asked for municipal aid, and the results There is no gift more appreciated than a practical item, and we have a store full of the more needed household items for men and v-omen.FOR MEN, we suggest SKJL POWER TOOLS A good name in fine machinery for the handyman and professional alike.,FOR WOMEN, appliances to make homemaking easy, and the fine lines we carry will make the chores about a kitchen delightful: ' TOASTERS, GRTLLEKS.BLENDERS, DUTCH OVENsJ CAN OPENERS, DEEP FRYERS, etc.They're all here at \u2014\t-v,j HUDON&VIGNEUXinc 'Quality Hardware - Sporting Goods - Kitchenware Come in Fri.or Sat.and see the demonstration of all electric tools.C-l-L PAINTS\u2014 Plumbing and Heating 471 Main St.West\u2014Magog\u2014Tel.843-3530 will be the annual splurge on decorations, and the touches of Christmas here and there throughout town.The apparent lack of vehicles on Magog's Main Street is often questioned \"This can be explained,\" the same businessman said 'Our community has probably more public parking sites along the street per number of stores than any other city of proportionate size in Quebec \u201cIt isn\u2019t the number of cars that makes the difference, it's the people, and you cannot deny, our sidewalks are packed for weekend shopping, and we don\u2019t do too bad in early week either!\u201d The spirit of competitive selling has never faltered in Magog, and outside competition doesn\u2019t dampen the enthusiasm.So, Magog storekeepers enter the Yuletide shopping season, all decked out with stocks they hope will demand a good flow of buyers from outside of this community, and w'hile they don\u2019t deny it\u2019s impossible to keep local people at home, they feel once comparisons are made, local shops will get their fair share of trade.Fut uring among top branded | Iraq Jantien Sportswear Gilt nP^P-nl j llhiv ^niUTii US Main St.W MAGOG, QUE It\u2019s Snowboot Time.NEVER A PARKING PROBLEM One of the advantages Magog merchants elalm over other centres of comparable sizes, is the vast amount of parking available on Main Street.This early morning picture shows 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L-4A- h LIONS MEET \u2014 Lions International governor for this district, Eric Mongeau of Laehute paid his official annual visit to the iMagog Lions last week.Pictured left to right at that gathering are: Spencer Shannon, zone chairman; Vincent Melanson, past district governor; Mr.Mongeau; Magog club president Arsene Langlois; and Robert E.White, past district governor, who has held several posts, including president of the Magog group, and is now a Lions International Counsellor.(Record photos \u2014 Charles Catchpaugh) * There are no homely women; only some with imperfect moke-up! Miss Solange Guilbert, Graduate Esthéticienne, of station thermale de beauté Molitg-Les-Bains, which is located in the south east of France, will be at Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 28, 29 and 30, when she will show any women wishing advice, how to apply make-up, advise them on beauty care, bust treatment and use of all Biotherm-Molitg products.A day cream valued at $4.50 free with the pur chase of $4.00 or more.Telephone for appointment to VOGUE FOR JUNIOR SKIERS \u2014 Miss Suzan Messara, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Andre Messara of Magog, models the outtit many youthful lady skiers will be wearing this winter.There is little difference today between the lines and qualities of clothing for adults and children, except the size, and generally the prices, which was very well explained at the Orford Ski Club\u2019s annual fashion show.(Record photo \u2014 Charles Catchpaugh) n&n 301 Main Sf.West MAGOG, Que.Tel.843-3366 FREE DELIVERY V Toil - S KI \u2022 JEAN LESSARD and LORNE MEEK, Proprietors 271 MAIN WEST MAGOG Tel.843-9233 2 SPORTSWEAR for the winter games, those meant for indoor activity, and the casuals you\u2019ll wear when just taking it easy.Our variety is unsurpassed! 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An open meeting of striking political science students and faculty representativs at McGill University Wednesday produced little progress, a student spokesman said.Meanwhile, students belonging to the Committee for a Free University at nearby Sir George Williams University were organizing a sympathy march on McGill.The Sir George students were planning to march on the Stephen Leacock building at McGill, the fourth floor of which has been occupied since Monday when political science students voted 319-179 in favor of a strike.Great success MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Flushed with the success of his satirical musical revue called Squeeze, longest running show in Canadian history, comedian Dave the choice of the Choosy Giveyouromelettes.sea foods, chicken and turkey dinnersan extra touch of gaiety with Paarl Imported Wines.Find your special favourite amongst these moderately priced Paarl Light Table Wines.r\"! jJWl Uifalinj ÎMrttalrLHnU* Paarl Riesling A delicately flavoured dry white table wine.Served well-chilled with the more subtly flavoured dishes.OLB-536-G \u2014S1.70 Paarl Late Vintage A true \"Spatlese\" wine, made from grapes literally bursting with sunshine.Clean, fresh and fruity with just a touch of sweetness.QLB 531-1-SI 70 BE CHOOSY PICK PAARL Paarl Wines IMPORTED FROM SOUTH AFRICA LTW-Q-68-1 J Broadfoot of Vancouver already is thinking of a sequel\u2014and it may be Squeeze Again.Broadfoot says Squeeze, played five days a week in the cabaret-style basement of a popular Montreal restaurant (Martin\u2019s), is in its 37th week.As such, it is a record run for a show from a single Canadian stage.The record is being marked tonight with a special performance that will feature a huge cake, to be distributed piece by piece to those in the audience.\u201cOther shows may have run for a longer over-all period but they were touring,\u2019\u2019 Broadfoot said in an interview Wednesday.\u201cBefore Squeeze, the longest run from one spot was by the show Charlie Brown at Toronto\u2019s Playhouse Theatre, It ran 34 weeks.\u201d Squeeze pokes fun at things Canadian.Music and skits are written by Canadians.CAST SMALL With Broadfoot also producer and director, only three actors appear on stage\u2014Broadfoot, Peggy Mahon of Halifax and Ted Zeigler, a Chicago native who has lived in Montreal for eight years.Why its success?\u201cIt was good fortune getting Peggy and Ted,\u201d says Broadfoot, an \u201cintense Canadian nationalist\u201d whose mimicry and comedy are known coast to coast and who refuses to move into United States show business.Makes bomb QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 A 14-year-old student used ingredients purchased from a drug store for a bomb that damaged a Bell Canada building in suburban Sillery last Monday, Police Chief Leo Gagnon of Sillery revealed Wednesday.Chief Gagnon said in a statement the youth would not be charged in connection with the explosion that only lightly damaged the building.No one was injured.He said the youth had studied books to make the bomb, using $15 worth of ingredients purchased about a month ago from a drug store.Police found ingredients in the boy\u2019s room that had been used to make the bomb.They included gun powder, sulphuric acid, nitric acid, sulphur, potassium chlorate and glycerine.Also found were 11 pieces of pipe.Lower rates MONTREAL (CP) - Lower rates on telephone calls from Canada to Hawaii, Israel and Italy were announced Wednesday by the Telephone Association of Canada.Effective Dec.1, the new rates were negotiated between the system and the foreign telephone organizations involved.The cheapest call to Israel or Italy, Sunday station-to-station call, will cost $6.75 for the first three minutes.A similar call to Hawaii will cost $5.70 from British Columbia, Alberta and the Yukon, $6.90 from elsewhere in Canada.if Expansion MONTREAL (CP) - Melch-ers Distilleries Ltd.Wednesday announced a $6,000.000 expansion of its plant at Berthierville, Que., and said that studies are under way for eventual expansion to the west coast, Sarto Marchand, president and managing director, told the 40th annual meeting of share- holders that 75 per cent of the expansion program would be completed within the next eight months.Involved is the enlargement of the plant with the addition of a new bottling and administration building as well as two 20,000-barrel warehouses.He said the company's expansion would be national in scope.The executive committee \"now is studying the establishment on the west coast of Canada of a new plant which is absolutely necessary if we want to draw nearer to this most prosperous and promising market.\u201d fîf Topped highs MONTREAL (CP) - Montreal stock market averages topped 1968 highs for the second consecutive day this week as advances outnumbered declines 92 to 58 at the close of active trading Wednesday.Across-the-board gains sent the composite index up .75 to 181.77.The previous high was 181.02.Tff Weicomes halt MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Hoang Minh Giam, minister of culture of North Vietnam, said Wednesday his country welcomes the cessation of United States bombing raids against North Vietnam but still feels threatened by American \u201caggression.\u201d Mr.Gipm was speaking at a news conference preceding the opening Friday of the Hemispheric Conference to End the Vietnam War.He heads a North Vietnamese group of four delegates and a translator who arrived here Tuesday night.fff Dismantle bomb MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Police were called in Wednesday night to dismantle a bomb planted near one of five Montreal police cars parked at an automobile sales and service company outdoor parking lot in the northwest section of the city.Sgt.Robert Cote, head of the police technical laboratory, said the bomb\u2014made up of four sticks of dynamite, a detonator and a clock\u2014was discovered by employees of the automobile company.A spokesman at the automobile company lot said the police cars, all 1968 models, were at the lot to be serviced.Sgt.Cote said the bomb, set to go off at midnight Wednesday, was neutralized at the scene and then transported to a nearby park where it was dismantled.* Face hearing TROIS-RIVIERES, Que.(CP) \u2014 Marcel St.Germain, 25, of Drummondville, Que., is to face prelimary hearing here Dec.4 on a non-capital murder charge arising from the fatal shooting of Michel Prince.Prince, 19, was shot last Friday as he pursued a bandit who had robbed the family grocery store at nearby St Leonard d'Aston.At arraignment Wednesday, Judge Leo Girard ordered St Germain held without bail for preliminary hearing.Financial report SHK.KIULX'KE DAILY RECORD, HU US .NOV .\u20198.1%8\t» SawyervilU UCW Card of Thanks from Groonshiolds Ltd.Stock Indices as at the close yesterday.Industrials Montreal, up 75, Toronto up 195.New York off 3.17, closing at 976 32.Active issues on our Boards Cons Bathurst 19\u2019ï, Tri zee 2 75, Can Breweries 2x-dividend 91-», Bank of Montreal 16s*, Shell Canada 30, Revenue Props 19.Abitibi ex-dividend 878.CAE INDUSTRIES LTD The company has been licensed by Sylvania Electric Products Inc.to manufacture and sell the Kar-Trak automatic ear identification system in Canada for use by Canadian railways.CAE says it is estimated the rail-wavs could spend anywhere from $8.000,000 to $15.000\u2018.000 for AC1 equipment over the next five to 10 years The identification system per- mits railways to keep track of every car in their system at any given time.It consists of a coded label on each railway car, trackside scanners at key train assembly and dispersal points, and decoders for the transmission of data over telephone lines to centrally located computers SOGEMINES The company says it has made arrangements to purchase Uie outstanding shares of Metro Concrete Ltd.of Vancouver The acquisition will be completed late this month Metro Concrete, with plant and facilities in R i c h-mond, conducts a ready-mix concrete operation in the great er Vancouver area During 1969 it is intended to expand operations and build a second ready-mix plant in the same area.The stock market today (Courtesy of Greenshlelds Ltd.) MONTREAL STOCK MARKET NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Closing\t\t11 a.m.Previous\t\t Abitibi XD\t9\t9 Algoma\t20%\t2114 Alcan\t29%\t29% Argus Corp.CPfd\t13\t13% Asbestos\t22%\t Atco\t23%\t24% Bell Tel.\t46%\t46% Brazil\t18%\t18% B.A.Oil\t45 %\t Bow Valley\t27%\t28 B.C.Forest\t27%\t27% Can.Cement\t33\t33% Canron\t20\t19% Cdn.Aviation El.\t11\t10% Cdn.Breweries XD 9'h\t\t Cdn.Br Alum A\t19%\t Cj\u20181 Fid\t27%\t27% Cdn Pc.Railway\t73%\t73% CPI Wts\t5.90\t5.95 Chemcell\t10%\t10% Con.Bathurst\t19%\t19% Com in co\t34%\t34% Dcnault\t17%\t17% Dist.Seagrams\t50\t Dom.Bridge\t17%\t Dofasco\t24\t Dom.Stores\t16%\t16)4 Dom, Tar\t11%\t11% Dom.Textile\t16%\t16% Dupont\t35\t Dustbane\t24%\t Famous Players\t72\t72 Ford \u201cA\u201d\t299\t Fraser\t19\t Gt Lakes Paper\t22\t Hawker Siddley\t4.25\t4 15 Home Oil \u201cA\u201d\t32%\t Hudson Bay Co.\t26%\t Hudson H Mining 73\t\t Husky Oil\t26%\t Imperial Oil\t82\t82 Imp.Tobacco\t16%\t Ind Acceptance\t26\t25% Int.Nickel\t39%\t40 Inti.Utilities\t45%\t46% Int.Pipe\t21%\t21% Jam.Public Serv.\t70\t Labatt\t19%\t19% Laur.Fin.\u201cA\u2019\u2019\t6%\t McMillan Bloede!\t27%\t27% Massey-Ferguson\t22%\t22% Molson\u2019s \u201cA\u201d\t26%\t Noranda\t62%\t62% Price Bros,\t13%\t12% Salada Foods\t14%\t14% Shell Cda A\t30\t Shop & Save\t24%\t23% Steel Co.\t27%\t27% Traders Fin.\u201cA\u201d\t12%\t Trans Can.Pipe\t37%\t Trans-Mt.Oil\t14%\t Triad Oil\t3.45\t3.40 Trizec\t2.75\t Walker\t42%\t West Coast Trans.29 Vz\t\t Zeller\u2019s\t16%\t16% Bn C.Natinonale\t13\t13 B Bk ol Montreal\t16%\t16% Bk of Nova Scotia 24yz\t\t24% Bque Provinciale\t10%\t10% Cn.Bk of Comm.\t20%\t20% Royal Bank\t24%\t24% Tor.Dom.Bank\t20%\t21 MINES and OILS\t\u2014\t Alta.Gas Trunk\t38%\t38% Cassiar\t16%\t Central del Rio\t15%\t15% Denison\t69\t69 Falconbridgc\t98\t Gunnar\t2.75\t Hollinger\t34\t Kerr Addison\t19%\t19% Pine Point XD\t43%\t43% Rio Algom\t34\t33% Steep Rock\t6.60\t MUTUAL FUNDS Canadian:\tBid Asked Closing 11 e.m.Previous Amer Tel.\t57% Anaconda\t55% Bethlehem Steel\t30% Borden's Co.\t36% Chrysler\t60% Comm.Solvents\t30% Cons Edison\t33% McDonnell Doug.\t52% Dupont\t169% General Electric\t99% General Motors\t82% Goodyear\t58% Inti.Bus.Mach\t334% Int.Paper\t40 Int.Tel.\t61% .lohns-Manville\t81 Penn Central\t63 \u2022% Pepsi\t49% Radio\t48% Republic Steel\t46% Std.Oil of N J.\t85% Studebaker\t58 U.S.Steel\t41 Woolworth\t34 Montreal livestock MONTREAL (CP) - Prices for most classes of livestock were steady today compared with last Wednesday on the Montreal markets.Dtniand was good with trading moderately active.Receipts west-end and east-end to 10 am.: 66 cattle, 104 calves, no hogs, one sheep and lamb.Medium steers 24-25,75; com mon 20.75-23.Medium heifers 19.75-20.75; common 17-18 50.Good cows 18-20.50; medium 16-17.75; common 15-16.50; can-tiers and cutters 10-14.75.Good buMs 22-24; common and medium 16-21.75.Good vealers 40-46; medium 32.50-39.50; common 19.50-33.No hog sales.Lambs required for ritual slaughtering 30-30.50; good 24-26; common 20.50-22.50.Good sheep 11-13.Prices per cwt.Produce quotes MONTREAL (CP) - Agriculture department quotations: Butter: Current receipts ten-derable 92 points 64; 93 points 65.Canadian dairy commission government selling price 65.Cheese: Wholesale current f.o.b.Montreal.Quebec color 47% and white 47V2.Adanac Mutual Ail Canadian Compound .All Canadian Dividend All Canadian Rev.Growth All Canadian Venture .\t.American Growth Andreae Equity .Beaubren Corp.Canada Growth Fund .Canada Security Canadian Scudder Cdn.Gas & Enargy Pfd, Cdn.Investment Fund Canadian Trusteed Inc.Fd.Canafund Co, Ltd.Champion of Canada Commonwealth Inter.Corp.Investors Corp.Investors stock fund C l.Leverage Dome Equity Fund European Growth Fund .Executive Fund Executive Fund Int'l \u2014 Federated Growth Fund Federated Financial- Fund Fonds Collectif \"A\" .Fonds Collectif \"B\" .Fonds Collectif \"C\" Fonds Desiardins \"A\" Fonds Desiardins \"B\u201d GIS (Compound) .GIS (income) .Growth Equity .investors Int'l Mutual .Investors Growth Fund Inv.Mutual of Canada Keystone of Canada Le F*tds P.E P Molson M.Fund .Mutual Bond Inc.Fund , Mutual Income Fond .Mutual Accumulating Mutual Bond Fund .Mutual Growth .Natrusco Natural Resources Radlsson R I Regent Fund RoyFund Sav & inv (Prêt et Pev.) Sav & I (P.et R.) Amer.Spec Fund .Taurus Timed Invest.Fund xd.United Accumulative United American United Venture Uriv.Savings & Equity York Fund 2 89 9.09 11.02 5 A4 10.52 114 4.17 44.62 8 30 495 20.69 14 14 455 5.03 40 92 \u2022 21 13.26 6.49 6.04 17.64 7.06 B.77 8\t4?9.12 7.74 7.02 B.13 5.02 10 41 5 39 a 37 1 73 4.13 \u2022 69 9.24 12.45 5.89 9\t27 4\t23 5\t39 5.04 6\t66 6 19 873 8 20 n 94 8 46 4\t52 12.12 6 07 e 14 1?23 12 16 8 41 5\t89 12 98 3.45 6\t37 7\t'6 4 97 3,16 9.94 12.04 566 11,» 8» 4.56 48 45 9.12 5.21 20.69 1550 4\t99 5.» 63.97 9.97 14.53 7\t09 6.60 19.33 7.37 9.50 8\tM 9.58 8.44 767 8 84 5\t18 11.32 1228 5.2» 950 10.05 1353 6,40 10.17 45» 519 5.26 720 6.77 9 1?8\t97 1556 9\t25 13\t25 6 26 8 94 13.44 13.37 9.24 5.9?14\t19 3 79 7 00 7 85 5.4C United States (*A$\tat 2 p.\tm).\t\t \u2022Affiliated Fund Inc.\tCom.\t9.45\t.0\t22 American Investors\t\t11.31\t\t \u2022Boston Fund\t\t9 82\t10.\t73 Bullock Fund Ltd\t\t17.04\t18\t67 Competitive Capital\tFund\t11.33\t12.\t38 'Dividend Shares\t\t-i 8\t4\t59 \u2022Dreyfus Fund\t\t>6 78\t18\t31 \u2022Fidelity Trend\t\t33.21\t36\t10 Independence Fund\t\t13 39\t14\t62 Keystone Poiarls\t\t6 32\t6\t9?\u2022Keystone Custodian\tK ?!\t8.06\t8\t88 Keystone Custodian\tS-1 .\t24 11\t26\t30 \u2022Keystone Custodian\tS 4\t7 69\t8\t39 'Lexington Research\t\t18 «6\t20\t,7?Firs* Participating Putnam Growth id\t\t19 23\t21\t13 \t\t13 56\t14\t8?Manhattan Fund\t\t¦1.27\t12,\t3\u2019 \u2022Tech Punrj\t\t'\u2022 '9\t0\t11 Vv.nneiu Gro/.\u2018ri\t\t16 67\t'8\t22 Skim milk powder: Spray process No.1 in bags 20-22; roller process No.1 in bags 18-19; feed 14-1414; butter milk powder 13V2-14; whey powder 5%-6 cents.Potatoes: Wholesale selling prices: Quebec new 50s 1.00-1.10; 10 lbs .29-.30; p!e.I.75 lbs 1.90-2.00 ; 50 lbs 1.30-1.35; 10 lbs .35-,36; N.B.50 lbs 1.10-1.15; 10 lbs .30-.31.People applaud VICTORIA (CP) - Spectators applauded Wednesday when a $1,000,000 crippled Canadian Forces submarine tracker aircraft bellied in on a foam-covered runway at nearby Patricia Bay airport.The t w o -m a n crew, Pilot Capt.E.Ross McGillivray, 46, of Brentwood, B.C., and observer, Leading Seaman Henry O.Fortin of Sidney, B.C., jumped uninjured from the aircraft as fire control teams and ambulances rushed toward it.Receive arms BERN (AP) - Israel, Egypt and Nigeria today were identified as recipients of illegal arms shipments from Switzerland in a government statement confirming the arrest of two executives of Switzerland\u2019s largest weapons manufacturer.The statement said an investigation established that artillery, ammunition and rockets manu-factured by the Oerlikon Buehrle A.G.of Zurich were found to have been illegally exported to these countries at pr«s«nt 1969 officers SAWYERVILLK The Dm-ted Church Women held its regular meeting in the Church Hall recently, with the presi dent.Mrs IVmald Laroche in the eh.ur The meeting ope ru'd with a Worship.Theme To Be Alive taken from dip sheet, taking part were Mrs Percy Grav Mrs Irwin McBurney and Mrs Claris Phillips Yn executive meeting was held at the home of the Pres idem recently with nine members present Flowers have been placed in the church every Sunday Fie von cards were sent, six cards were signed at the meeting to bo sent, 44 visits have been made A nice lot of finished work was turned in for the sale and more pillow cotton lias boon purchased Junior and Senior Youth Clubs meet regu lari y with a film being shown at each meeting Supply and welfare plan to pack boxes of used clothing the first week in December Mrs Gordon Smith, convener of nominations presented the following slate of officers for ItHi!) President.Mrs Donald Laroche; first vice president, Mrs Irwin McBurney, second vice president, Mrs.Voinov Hurley.secretary, Mrs Clement Flaws, treasurer, Mrs Percy Gray parsonage, Mrs.Kenneth McBurney, church, Mrs Verne Wilson, cheer.Mrs Claris Phillips, work, Mrs.(' Phillips Fri ondship and visiting, Mrs.Herbert Lassenba Stewardship.Mrs Irwin McBurney.Christian education, Mrs Douglas MacKay.literature.Mrs.Vol nev Hurley; press and public ity, Mrs.Clement Flaws; supply and welfare.Mrs Wallace Catheart, membership, Mrs L Morrison, kitchen, Mrs Verne Wilson, nursery roll, Mrs L.Morrison; program, Mrs Irwin McBurney; citizenship and social action, Mrs Gordon Smith, hostess list, Mrs Francis Williams.nominations.Mrs K McBurney.A donation was given to the kindergarten for their Christmas party on Dec 12 Mrs V Wilson and Mrs Herbert Lassenba to look after the Senior Citizens Christmas party on Dec 18.when boxes will be packed for the sick and shut-ins Members to bring cookies or candy Program committee for the party Mrs C.Phillips and Mrs I McBurney The annual Christmas tree will be held on Dec 23 A donation was made to the over and above gifts The annual reports to ho made up and sent in by Jan 10.Each member is to bring something made in China to the next meeting in January A film on the work of the United Church for French Protestants in Canada was shown by Rev Arnold He was thanked by Mrs.Phillips.Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs.Cedric Arnold, Mrs Gordon Smith and Mrs.Lloyd Morrison.Inverness sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs.Desire Houle, who died recently of a heart attack.Mr and Mrs.Vic Lowry, of Kinnear\u2019s Mills, were the guests of Mrs.Dora Henderson and Delbert.Miss Sylvia Dacres, Thetford Mines, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.West-en Dacres Mrs.Frank Ross visited her sister.Mrs.Pearl McCrea.of Ste.Agathe de Lot., who is a patient in the Jeffery Hale s Hospital, Quebec City.Messrs Murray and Donald Kelso, Sand Hill and Sherbrooke, respectively, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs.Kenneth Kelso, Henderson Vale.This was Murray\u2019s first visit home since his serious illness, followed by an operation in August.Mrs.Hubert Cook and two children spent a week with her brother, Bobbie and Mrs Hen-nett in Greenfield Park.They also- visited Mrs.Lyla Fletchdr and Miss Ethel Mr and Mrs.Kenneth Kelso visited Mr Alvin Wright who is a patient in the Sacre-Coeur Hospital in Plessisville Mr Gerald Knox, Stoneham, was accompanied home from Inverness by Mrs Florence Bennett, who will spend the winter months with relatives in Stoneham Mr.Joseph Maguire.Ste.Agathe de Lot., is busy installing a new oil furnace in the Church of the Ascension.Mr.and Mrs Bussell Marshall.Henderson Vale, called on Mr.Allan Watts recently Mrs.Hilda Campbell is visiting Mr and Mrs Willie Nut-brown in Lennoxville.ambulance SERVICE & Funerol Home Gerard Monfette Inc.Guy Monfette, Manager 562-2249 44 Windsor St., Sherbreoke.BATCHELOR W* wish to «xpresi our sinctr# thanks to our ralatlvai, friends and neighbors, for the kindness shown us during the Illness and deatn of our brother.William (Bill) To Ors Paulette and Bouchard.Rev R W Peirce, the bearers and choir, Mr Cass and start those who sent tiowers cards and mas* cards, tor the donation tor Cancer Fund and book of remembrance and the food sent to oura home All is gratetully appreciated TNI BATCHELOR FAMILY Sfanstead.Derby Line, Vermont DION Miss Jeanette Dion and the members of her family wish to express their sincere thanks to all their friends for the many cards masses, and visits to the funeral home Your kindness will long be remembered ELLIOTT I sincerely thank ell those who remembered me In any way while I was In the hospital I'm also very grateful for the many acts of kindness shown to my mother at that time LOUISA M ELLIOTT HUNTINGTON I would like to fake this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to my relatives, friends and neighbors, who visited me sent flowers, and cards, while 1 was a patient In the Sherbrooke Hospital.A special thanks to Mr and Mrs Robert Couture of Ayer's Cliff, who looked after Fred, and brought him to the hospital to see me.To the nurse* and Dr.Mills on the second floor, also to all who brought In food and looked after me A special thanks to Mrs Bouchard, who has been In every day to look after me since I came home.Your kindness will always be remembered MRS.ALICE HUNTINGTON JUDGE \u2014 I wish to express my thanks to Dr Paulette, Dr.Lowry and the nurses, and nurses' aides, on the second floor at the Sherbrooke Hospital, to all who sent me card* and visited ma In the hospital.Also those who took me to and from the hospital Your kindness will always be remembered.GEORGE JUDGE Bulwer, Que.MELROSE We would like to ex press our sincere thanks to the staff on the fourth floor of the Sherbrooke Hospital, for their kindness and care shown during the Illness and death of my beloved wife Leah Melrose, all our friends and neighbors who visited the Funeral Home, sent flowers and cards, also Dr.Kllnck, Dr.Taylor, Dr.Sllny, also the Revs.R.Jervis Read, D.Buxton, J.Anldo; to the bearers .organist, and all others who assisted In any way.Your kindness and sympathy will long be remembered Thank you all LAWRENCE MELROSE (husband) JUNE FOSS (daughter) GORDEN BELLOWS (brother) STRANGE \u2014 I would like to take this opportunity to express sincere thanks to Dr.Mooney, also Dr Douglass and nurses and for cards received while I was a patient In the B.M P.Hospital.MRS.ALLAN STRANGE J W DRAPER .Nil M*, ,.HOM) 4\t,.i,; at .«-in' vile /&.\u2022 i,*9i Branch: Main St., Sutton AMBULANCE SERVICE Established 1850 In Memoriam GIFFORD - In loving memory of a husband, father and grandfather.Earl Gifford, who passed away one year ago, November 28, 1967.Nothing can ever take away.The love a heart holds dear.Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near.Always'remembered by, THE FAMILY KING \u2014 In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother, Janet Allan King, who died November 28, 1960.Beautiful memories woven in gold, This Is the picture we tenderly hold, Deep In our hearts this memory Is kept, To love and to cherish and never forget.Always remembered by, LESLIE (husband) CATHERINE and DON (daughter and son In law) JIM, BOB, TOM, DWIGHT, DOUG, JOAN, LARRY, LAURA and VICKY (grandchildren) Thanksgiving NEW YORK (CP-AP) \u2014 Americans celebrated their annual Thanksgiving Day today with family reunions, sports spectacles and stuffed turkeys, children\u2019s parades and church services.i I h V 10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TH U RS , NOV.28, 1968 Wt RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING Paving breakers \u2014 Cement mixers \u2014 Compactors \u2014 Vibro Plate \u2014 Rock drills \u2014 Scaffolding \u2014 Aluminum ladders and 1001 other items Heaters from 1000 to 500,000 BT.U.'s GEO.FABI, Pre»ident GILL.FABI, Manager\tm Rental & Sales Center Inc 906 King W.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569 9641 - 2 Well Drilling We can drill you a well in one day! OES DRILLING Tel.Knowlton- 243-6454 !v OPPORTUNITIES COLUMNS OF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 centi per word, minimum charge 50 cent» for 16 words or less.Three consecutive insertions, 3rd day half charge.Six consecutive insertions, 25% off.10 cents for mailing Record Box replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Classified Ads accepted until 4.00 PM.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales, Legal Notices, Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon previous day of publication.Tel.569-3636.NOW AVAILABLE Shavings in paper bags Call: Gerry Beaulieu at Beaudry Lumber Inc.SHERBROOKE \u2014 Tel.569-5161 Brandon Sykes, Representative for Knowlton District.Finest choice of small furniture and add chairs for gifts, plus our regular house furnishings at popular prices.LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS Second hand chesterfield sets from $15.00 up.ARTHUR BLOUIN LTEE 66 Meadow St.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 \"The Furniture Store Next To The Webster Parking\" CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS\t LYON, NOBLE & CO.Chartered Accountants 1576 King West, Sherbrooke Tel.562-6733\tLAVALLEE, BEDARD, LYONNAIS, GASCON & ASSOCIATES C.J.Crockett, C.A., TOUCHE, ROSS BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building Place Ville Marie, Montreal 2, Que.Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms in the United States, Great Britain and elsewhere.\t201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, P.Q.569-5503 \tMcDonald, currie & Co.COOPERS & LYBRAND Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke, 569-6301 Offices throughout Canada.T, Articles For Sale ONE 308 REMINGTON semi-automatic rifle, good condition.Call.BA9 2679 after 6 p m\t______ Ï9i9 SNOWMOBILES: Equipped with speedometer, low priced.Some used machines.Trailers, sleds, chain saws Easy terms.E.Burgess, Eaton Corner Tel.875 3450 1963 SUZIKI, 250 C C.2500 miles.Price «750.Bike's only 3 months old.Contact: J Brereton, 1318 Maurice St.Ville LaSalle, Que., or Tel.514-365-8606.\t______ ONE PHILIP TV se t, 23\u201c in good condition.Apply Fernand Delisle, 2356 Portland St.Tel, 563 5995.TYROL SKI BOO fS, black with tan leather inside, sire 8, worn only 4 time fast winter.Tel.563-5988, after 6 p.m.\t FURNITURE mal has 'been stored away, reason for sale, hasn't been claimed.Three complete rooms, bedroom set, living room set and kitchen set «229.One other at «199 00, As low as «2.00 weekly.Paul Boud reau.Tel 569-3980 or 864-4251, Deau ville.___________________________ b\u2019rAnd NEW MINK stole far sale Won at a raffle Reason for sale: No use for it.Tel.567-5566.PRINTING Ot all kinds.Write us \u2018or quotations or drop in at our com-mercial plant, Progressive Publications, 725 CPR Terrace, Sherbrooke.Tel.569-3636, Local 51.TWO *15.SNOW TIRE in good shape.775-14.Call: after 5 p.m.562 7770.\t______ SNOWMOBILES! See the new Boa-Ski, 19 H.P.Deluxe with speedometer «850, also gas heater for Volkswagen and Volkswagen parts.McGuire Specialties, Cookshire Road.HOOVER VACUUM, wedding dress, full length, size 13.Call: 539-2782 (514) after 5 p.m- TWO 83 CUBIC INCH V8 motors for Chev.or Pontiac, perfect condition.Call: 567 6404.MOTO-SKIS: See the astonishing 23 H.P.Capri, and the 19 H.P.; Cadet 12 H.P.Less money than you expect to pay.Reparing, and many more parts (ust in.Langdon's.Tel.876-5886, Tomitobia, Que._________ fwô bLack PERSIAN lamb fur coats, size 12 - 14, latest style.C.C.M white figure skates, size 7.Brand new.Marconi table radio.Apply 1003 Westmount, Sherbrooke, Que.ONE FLAT TOP DESK $25.00, one 39 compartment, oak filing cabinet, «45.00, one electric hand dryer, $35.00, one hi-fi tape recorder, $35.00.Phone: 569-1817.VARIETY or used fur coats, assoried sizes.Call 562-4006 J.A.Robert Ltd.1084 King West, Sherbrooke.PIANO FOR SALE, Mahogany; medium size; upright.Heintzman.$200.Tel, 562-0803.Rust the Killer 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 your self.C.C.Warner Tel.569-2893 294 Queen St., Lennoxville lb.Xmas trees for sale 2a.Gift Guide LA BOO -TIK HANDCRAFT 9 Depot St., Lennoxville.All handcraft articles, such as toys, knitting, woodwork, pottery, etc.Excellent selection of Christmas gifts.Tel.569 2627.BERNIE'S SPECIALTIES: 315 Main West, Magog.Tel.843-4241.Ladies' gifts, sportswear, slacks, carcoats, coats, lingerie, dresses in sizes from 5 to 26'/a.Special on swaeters.8.Cars For Sale FOR A GOOD used car, call Don Martin, C E Eastern Townships Motors Ltd., 2164 King St., W., Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.office 569-3604 residence 562 7062.HENRI ALBERT INC.Used car dealer.See us for good used cars; easy terms, specials for November.74 St.Elle Road (Corner of King and St.Elle), Tel.567-6418.MGB-GT 1969.BRAND NEW, one year guarantee.No reasonable offer refused.Tel.567-0185 or 567-5332.35.Business Opportunities 35.Business Opportunities 36a.Home Services Kaufman Footwear Ltd 245 FRONTENAC STREET, Sherbrooke, QUE.Requires experienced SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Above average piece work rates paid.Ask for: Mr Dan Longeway \u2014 Tel.569-5572 POLLED HEREFORD SALE for JUSTAMERE FARMS LTD.of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan.Jonathan Fox, Owner.To be held at Art.Bennett's Sales Barn located 14 miles from Lennoxville on Route 27, Sawyerville, Que.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1968, ot 1.00 P.M.Sales Arena heated.Selling 50 head- polled Herefords for one of Canada's most prominent breeders, sale consists of 4 - 2 year old bulls and 1 yearling bull, 45 bred and open heifers, many of these cattle are sired by Justamere Banner Farmer 502' Bull 1966 Grand Champion at Royal Winter Fair, also some are bred to Big John Justamere Domestic Mish.1968, Grand Champion Bull at Royal Winter Fair (Please Note: Justamere Farms loro 'Voere , ,.v0P \"inners in the Hereford sections at the 1968 Royal Winter Fair) WINNING the ribbons for the Grand Champion Bull, Reserve Grand Champion Female and 5 1st Prize ribbons, also the Champion Hereford Steer unich \\vas reserve Grand Champion Steer which was Grand Champion Steer over all breeds.Justamere harms Ltd.have showed the undefeated group of 4 at all major shows across Canada 1968.PLF.ASE NOTE: This group of sale cattle may be seen at any time at Art.Bennett\u2019s Sales Barn.Anyone interested in a catalogue or information, please phone or write: ART BENNETT Bilingual Auctioneer and Sales Manager Tel.889-2272 \u2014 Sawyerville, Que, POUR VOUS MESSIEURS INC.Gifts Men\u2019s tailored and ready to wear suits.Complete line of mens clothing, 185 King West.Tel.569-42000.Lionel Bilodeau, Prop.BOUTIQUE MIMI : Special t y : ' ' Go-Go ' Wear.Special Christmas wear collection.Gifts for your teenagers Shopping Centre, 2337 King St.W Tel.567 6177.u r I Q U E TRADITIONNELLE: Place 101 Wellington N.Tel.569-1033.The store with \"avant garde\" clothing for particular gents and young men.T HINKIN G 6 F SENDING flowers to your friends at Christmas time?Call:\tVaudry's\t49 Beividere.569-3355.1960 BUICK LESABRE, good condition, 2 door, auiomatic, not used in winter, fully equipped.Price $400.Tel.Magog, 843-4487.1962 D.K.W.IOOS, 2 door sedan; spares, tools, accessories.Tel.562-5570.Best offer.DOMINIQUE DUVAL: Used car dealer Buy, sell, trade all cars.7 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.569-7575.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BUICK, Pontiac, Trucks Sales & Automobile Ltd., Tel.569-3662.Vauxhali, GMC Service, Deluxe 1567 King West Tel.MDE.LAFLEUR: GIFTS:\tMen's suits in Venetian, worsted, English imports.$39.95.Knits for ladies.170 Terrill.Tel.569-5278.TRICOLOR MOTORS SHERBROOKE Ltd.Renault: Authorized representative.Sales, service, parts, oody work.Boulevard Bourque.Tel.569 9257.Would you like to Establish a Business for Yourself^ DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE WITH EXCLUSIVE PATENTED PRODUCTS We are looking for a serious, responsible individual who is desirous in going into business for himself, to work in the capacity as an exclusive dealer on Patented Products relating to the multi-million dollar plastic industry.The individual will be associated with an internationally recognized company who will offer him: A)\tPROTECTED TERRITORY B)\tNON SEASONAL h NON COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS C)\tCOMPLETE TRAINING PROGRAM The individual may start part-time, and with our help, be able to build a full time business rapidly.He should possess a business aptitude, be financially independent, and able to make an investment of S2,950.which secures inventory.First Year Earnings Should Exceed $12,000.00 For personal, confidential interview, please write and include phone number to: Daily Record, Box 96, Sherbrooke, Que.COLEMAN gas water heaters are available at rental basis for as little as $1.95 per month.Also other gas appliances at reasonable terms.For information call: Chauffage de Sherbrooke Inc.Tel.562-9322.YVON FOURNIER INC.Plumbing, heating, ventilation.Gas and oil units.417 Gait West.Tel.596-9159.LENNOXVILLE ENGINEERING and Welding.For farm and Industrial equipment, for fast and efficient service, by qualified tradesman.Call 567-0811.DEMERS INSULATION LTD.Thermal and accoustical insulation.274 Dufferin St.Sherbrooke.Paul Demers.Res.563-1442.Laurent Demers Res.563-1688.BERUBE OIL HEATING: Domestic Commercial.Free burner service.2039 King West.Tel.563-5000.HOUDE MATELAS SHEBROOKE ENRG: Manufacture, orthopedic mattresses, all sizes and quality.Repairs, free estimates.340 10th Ave.South.Tel.569-1925.BRYANT'S APPLIANCE Service repairs to all small appliances.163 Queen, Lennoxville.Tel.567-0000.DELTA SERVICES CHAUFFAGE LAURENTIEN INC.Fuel oil, oil burners.Installation and 24 hours a day service.2nd mortgages and 10 years financing on all heating systems, 2560 King West.Tel.569-5991.LINGERIE GALT: Gifts, importations; baby clothes, and children's up to 6x.Yardgoods and patterns, 2204 Galt West.Tel.569-3608.ELODY JEWELLERY INC.: Watches, diamond rings, handicrafts, soapstones, crystal.Christmas gifts for all.Belvedere Shopping Centre, Tel.562-0221.LENNOX gTÊT S HOP:\tE xc I u sive hand carved wood articles, rare moccasins.Antiques, bone china, 249 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.562-7920.CYR AUTOMOBILES: (Ford, Mercury dealer) Sales and service for Marquis, Meteor, Comet, Cougar.Montego, Ford trucks.Towing, 24 hours, body work, painting, 735 King East, Sherbrooke.Tel.569-5981.8b.Auto Service 12.To Let 35a.Legal Notice 37.Personal LEDUC - TURCOTTE JEWELLERS INC.: Diamonds, jewellery, ceramics, crystal, dinnerware.Specials on dinnerware until Christmas.88 King West.Tel.562-3311.BIJOUTERIE GUERTIN REG'D.: Watches, diamond rings, crystal.Visit us for Christmas gifts.302 King West.Tel.562-6852.DON'S AUTOMATIC Transmission Speciality, 190 St.Francis N.Repairs on all types of transmissions, automatic and standard, also differentials.Tel.567-3214.Don Beakes, Prop., or 864-4693, ROGERS REBUILT Transmission Reg'd.Transmission and differential.Free estimates.Regular and automatic, exchange, installation and repairs.Terms if desired.311 Marquette St., Sherbrooke.Tel.562-6692.SIX ROOM APARTMENT, on London St., close to school, to sublet.Tel.563-4856.BEAUTIFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE, ten rooms, 1382 Dominion center of everything.Possession December 1st.Visitors by appointment only.Call Hebert's, 2155 Bachand St., Tel.562-0874.BEAUTIFUL NEW FOUR, five room wonderful apartments, Carpets, heated, individual thermostat.Kingston, Ledoux, Bertrand, Jogues Streets.Immediate possession or December.See Hebert's, 2155 Bachand St.Tel.562-0874.FOUR ROOM, heated apartment, in North Ward.Tel.567-6923.BOUTIQUE CLAIRO: Lingerie-Corset-erie:\tBeautiful lingerie, visit my boutique; exciting Christmas gifts.31 Robidoux,, Sherbrooke.Tel.569 6081.SIL H OUETTE SHOPT\u201cExciti ng gifts for the ladies.Lingerie, scarves, purses, gloves, coats, drosses and accessories.22 Main West, Coaticook.Tel.849-2609, MAISON DU CADEAU: Gifts for men and ladies.Imported porcelain, Spanish wood articles, leather goods, electric razors, pens, vanity sets.94 King West.Tel.567-0977.D.BROWNING, North Hatley: Specialty: Knitted sweaters.Richard Todd slacks, men's sweaters.Christmas gifts, notions.Tel.842-2740.SIMPSONS - SEARS TIRE CENTRE: Winter-spring tires, batteries.Tires installed and balanced Special: Anti-freeze, $2.59 gal.For limited time only.867 Galt East, Sherbrooke.\tTel.\t569-8255.GARAGE\tG.\tLAÇASSE:\tSpecialty: Automatic transmission.General repairs,\t1045\tWellington\tSouth.\tTel.569-4641,\tRes.\t567-4708.14.Cottages To Let SKI OR SKI-DOO AMATEUR: Heated cottage for rent, by the season or by the year, near Mount Orford.Tel.after 5 p.m.542-7696.15.Rooms To Let DUSSAULT TIRE SALE REG'D: Sales and service, wholesale and retail Uniroyal tires.425 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.567-2248.MDE.F.HOUDE: Special ladies' dresses and suits.Lovely knits.Beautiful gifts for the ladies.333 Quebec St.Tel.562-2832.FIVE CONTINENTS GIFT SHOP; For that special gift, visit us.Exclusive line of basket-weave furniture.Bone china-handicrafts.Stanstead Highway.Tel.562-4004.CHRISTMAS TREES: Premium Scotch Pine trees, 5 and 6 feet.Free home delivery.L/V Tree Farm.Phone: 569-3779 or 846-4386.RAOUL MARTINEAU Inc.specializing in \u2014\tLocal and Long Distance MOVING _ Heated WAREHOUSE for furniture, etc.\u2014\tUltra modern packing on location \u2014\tScaffold rentals Tel.569-9921 DAIGNEAULT JEWELLERY REG'D: Watchesc, diamond rings, watch repairs, engraving.Special prices until January 1.133 Frontenac, Tel.562-9476.BEGIN SPORTS REG'D: Complete line of sport articles.Ski, hockey, etc.Specialty: skiwear.70 Albert.Tel.567-5522.OUELLET AUTO BODY REG'D: Body work, painting, tune up, towing night and day, long distance.Tel.Water-ville 837-2337.WELLINGTON TIRE LTD: Cold Recap (Bandag process) Economical, durability guaranteed.Special attention for truckers.Pick ups and delivery, 154 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke.Tel.567-4881.PICARD AUTO BODY: Body work, painting.24 hour towing service.172 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.562-6764.LABBE AND COTE REG'D: Specialty:\tfull reconditioning of truck and car motors.Written guarantee.1063 King East.Tel.562-0264.ROYAL AUTO BODY: Body work, painting.Specialists for European cars.2355 King West.Tel.562-5700.NORTH WARD: Near hospital and buses, basement, living room and study, private bathroom, with show er, separate entrance.Tel.562-7546 after 6 p.m.LENNOXVILLE: Room with or without breakfast.Suitable for student or teacher.Tel.562-9976.ROOM FOR RENT.836 Ontario Street.Quiet area.$7.00.HARTS JEWELERY SHOP: Watches, diamond rings, dinnerware, cutlery, crystal.Watch repairs, engraving.Christmas gifts.43 Wellington.Tel.569 1484.WESTERN TIRE and Auto Supply: Western tires, batteries, all parts for cars.Household articles, paints.Tel.Coatocook.849-4062.MORIN TRANSMISSION Specialty Reg'd: Reconditioning motors, general mechanics, carburetor check-up.Tel.Coaticook 849-4553, Res.849-2436.ARTISANAT: 1221 King St.West.Gifts, fancy aprons, place mats, cushions, bedroom slippers, hangers, unusual rugs.Tel.562-8661.GARAGE YVES BOISSE BP: Kelly and Autopar tires and batteries.Mechanical work, towing.1205 Wellington.Tel.569-0735.General Plumbing \u2014 Automatic Oil Furnaces \u2014 Construction wood \u2014 \u201cVeneer\u201d doors \u2014 Gyproc \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 \u201cNational Paint Ltd.\u201d GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St.East Tel.562-3892 Also hardware GERARD PERREAULT FURRIER: A lovely fur, for that special gin at Christmas.59 Alexander St.Tel.569-1256.BOUTIQUE F VF : ns Child St , Coaticook.Christmas holiday dresses in beautiful lames, moires, velvets.Excellent choice of lingerie.Mrs.P.Bolduc, Prop.P.FOURNIER: Shell Service Station.Washing, greasing, all repairs.Sell and repair tires.275 King West.Tel.562-1239.Formerly from Deauville.KAY AND SON: 36, 38 Main West, Coaticook: Gifts for men and boys.Suits, sportswear and accessories.Tel.849-4084.4.Property For Sale TOO MUCH money left after your summer .we'*! take care of that! Come in and let us talk property bargains with you; who knows you 'l probably end up even richer! Charles Connors.Tel.562-4000.10.Horses For Sale BAY MARE, 6 years, ride or work, in foal to Thoroughbred; 2 Welsh yearling fillies, I registered Welsh mare In foal; half-Tnoroughbred weanlings and yearling; 2 weanlings sired by Snow Hanover.All quiet.Will hold for Christmas delivery.Also 16\" English Saddle and large pony harness.Danlee Farm, Foster, Que.Tel.514-539-2293.16.\tRoom and Board ROOM AND BOARD for elderly or handicapped.Family atmosphere.Tel.567-8072.17.\tConvalescent Home HOME FOR ELDERLY PERSONS: The Nesbitt Residence in Cowansville, Que., offers unique home comforts for elderly people.It provides a competent and sympathetic staff.Single attractive rooms, reasonable rates, temporary as well as permanent residence for those not requiring nursing care.Write for information: The Nesbitt Residence, 215 South Street, Cowansville, Que.Tel.514-263-0313.HETHRINGTON REST HOME, 19 Park St., Stanstead, Que.Vacancies for alert elderly persons.Phone 819-876-2442.MCKEAGE Rest Home Reg'd., care of senior citizens, tray service, T.V., exercise verandas, central location.Tel.562-0954.20.Wanted To Purchase WE BUY all kinds of used furniture.Will pay cash.Raoul Fortier Inc.Tel.567-3581.CHINA CABINETS, Pine furniture, spinning wheels, pitchers and basins, old frames, old dishes, old jewelrey etc.MacLeod's Antiques, Lennoxville.Tel.567-7510.WE BUY all kinds of horses or horses that have just died.The meat from these horses is to feed wild animals.Tel.562-9463 or 567-1052.SUPERIOR COURT (DIVORCE DIVISION) CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DIVORCE REGISTRATION DIVISION OF MONTREAL No.2135.Dame Jessie Catherine MacFarlane, of the Village of Stanstead, District of St.Francis, wife of Gilbert Scott Fraser, Petitioner - vs - Gilbert Scott Fraser of parts unknown.Respondent, By order of the Court, Gilbert Scott Fraser is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of sixty days following the last publication.A copy of the Divorce petition has been left for him at the Divorce Division office of Montreal.Further take notice that in default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above, the Petitioner may herein proceed to obtain a divorce decree without notice to you.Montreal, this 18th day of November 1968.JACQUES PERRON, Registrar.B.N.HOLTHAM, Q.C., Sherbrooke, Que.SUPERIOR COURT (DIVORCE DIVISION) CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DIVORCE REGISTRATION DIVISION OF MONTREAL No.2135.Dame Monique Denise Marie Cot-noir, from Coaticook, District of St.Francis, wife separate as to property of Richard David Herwander, Peti-tioner-vs-Richard David Herwander, of parts unknown, Respondent.By order of the Court, Richard David Herwander is hereby called upon to appear within a delay of sixty days following the last publication.A copy of the Divorce petition has been left for him at the Divorce Division office of Montreal.Further take notice that in default of your serving and filing such appearance or contestation within the time prescribed above, the Petitioner may herln proceed to obtain a divorce decree without notice to you.Montreal, this 18th day of November 1968.JACQUES PERRON, Registrar.B.N.HOLTHAM, Q.C., Sherbrooke, Que.CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST.FRANCIS No.34,323 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT DAME CLARISSE PERREAULT, épousé separee de biens d'Amedee Perreault, domiciliée et résidant a 730, rue Buck, Sherbrooke, district de St.Francois, Plaintiff -vs- MICHEL POULIN, 17, rue Brooks, Sherbrooke, district de St.Francois, Defendant ORDER OF THE COURT The defendant is ordered to appear within a delay of 30 days from the last publication, copy of the writ and declaration having been left for him at the Office of this Court.Sherbrooke, district of St.Francis, this 26th day of November one thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight.THERESE GLADU Deputy Prothonotary 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.39.Lost 24.Salesmen Wanted 36.Miscellaneous 11.Livestock For Sale SALESMAN WANTED Young man required for Music and Record Department.Must be bilingual \u2014 Sales Experience an asset.Good opportunity for advancement.Group Insurance Plan in effect.Apply in own handwriting to: H.C, WILSON & SONS LTD.61 Wellington St.N.Sherbrooke, Que.LENNOXVILLE : (or sale \u2014 7 rooms brick bungalow located on corner ot Mount-Road and High Street.Residential district.Will consider a reasonable offer.Minimum down payment $3,000.For further details apply Roland Blais, Real-estate broker.Tel.562-6622.GRAND CHAMPION, Shorthorn bull, at five fairs in 1968.Red, Two years old.Bapton Constructor descendant.Irwin S.Watson, Bury, Que.12.To Let $17,000 PLUS REGULAR CASH BONUS $17.000 PLUS REGÜLAR CASH BONUS for man over 40 in Sherbrooke area.Take short auto trips to contact customers.Air Mail President.Dept.A B., P.O.Box 70, Station R, Toronto 17, Ontario.NORTH WARD : Beautiful, individual, modern, brick residence.Plaster, fireplace, playroom.Large ia d-scaped lawn.Superb residential location, near Sherbrooke Golf.See Hebert s, 2156 Bachand Street.Phone 562 0374.5.Lots For Sale NORTH WARD: Near 2180 Vermont St., 2 lots for sale, total area 20,818 sq.ft.Tel.562-7160.WONDERFUL LARGER city lots for multi family construction, Kingston, Chagnon, Jogues Streets.Other beautiful ready to build residential lots Vermont, Grime Streets.Next Sher brooke Golf Club.Favorable terms Help to build.See Hebert's 2155 Bachand St , Tel.562 0874.LOCAL AND LONG Distance Moving.Veilleux Transport.Tel.569-3393, 1327 Dorval St.tnsurance, storage, free estimates.OAVE S TRANSPORT Reg'd.Local and long distance movers, packing, storage.Member, Allied Van Lines.Tel.562-8062.\"LE CAPRICE\" APARTMENTS 2735 BLVD, PORTLAND LUXURIOUS 3Va and 4'a rooms, heated with individual thermostat, hat water, colored bathroom with ceramic, laundry washer and dryer outlet, wall to wall carpeting, vacuum cleaner, TV cable, sound proof, parking with electrical outlet.Reserve now for December 1st.Phone 569 3116.$5,000 to $10,000 URGENTLY NEEDED For newly Government sanctioned business already operating in Townships.Will repay $250.per month at 10% or consider partnership.For information Record Box 95 or Tel.Sutton 538-2215.AYER'S CLIFF; Five room house, landscaped lot, I'z bathroms, oil heating.Adults only.*60 per month.Immediate occupancy if desired.Tel.838-5098.HOUSE FOR RENT: Very attractive year - rourd modern house on lake al North Hatley, Three bedrooms, living room,\tElectric\theating with\tthermostats\teach\troom.\tVery\tlarge verandah, space under for 2 autos.Fully furnished Including linen, cutlery etc.Private good swimming, excellent skiing, $150 monthly year-round\tor $200.00 per\tmonth,\twinter season.Phone 842-2339, or 842-2635.WATERLOO, 5\troom\theated\tapart- ment to sublet.Rent $68.Available Dec.1st or Jan 1st.Bruce Mallette, Box 1191, Waterloo, Que.Tel.539.1516.27.Female Help Wanted EARN FROM $20 to $80 weekly, visit your friends and relatives to show them the marvelous Tupperware products.For information, call: Pierrette Couture, at 567-4394.\t___ Invoice typist! Must also be good at figures.Apply In writing or phone 569-2531, Austin Glove Manufacturing Co., 550-10th Ave.South, Sherbrooke.\t__________________ START~AT ONCE \u2014 Earn big money supplying Avon Christmas gifts.We train you to represent Avon.Write Avon Maanger, P.O.Box 367, Granby, Que.GIRL WANTED TO look after 2 children, 4 and 2Vj, full time employment, with room and board included.Six day week, good environment, at Auberge de la Montagne, Orford Lake.Apply 297-6240 (514).HERTZ RENT A CAR; Rent a new Ford or other fully equipped car.Low rates include insurance, gas, oil.You need only driver's licence ad identifications.For reservations call:\tHertz Rent a car Licensee, 787 Conseil St\u201e Sherbrooke.Tel.562-4933.LINOLEUM:\tFor good quality and low prices on linoleum, visit the Magasin Du Prelarts, 21 Alexandre St.Tel.569-11050.SEWING and alterations.Tel.569-4352.EXPERIENCED DRUMMER for Country and Western and Popular Music.Tel.875-3214.DOUG HATCH, PAINTER \u2014 Now at 799 Montcalm Street.Tel.567-2375.P.E.GENEST ENR.Office machines and supplies.Adding machines, chairs, desks, filing cabinets, typewriters, photocopying, duplicating machines and supplies, 31 King West, Sherbrooke.Tel.569-5169.CALL BISHOP Brothers, Ltd., 148 Magog St.Tel.562-9315 for painting, renovating, building pairs.REWARD: Diamond ring lost on Saturday in or around Ayer's Cliff Town Hall.Tel.842-2475.Mrs.Eric Schiller.40.Found ONE GIRL'S BICYCLE.Tel.569.6063.46.Pets For Sale SELECTED CHOICE or Registered Poodles.Call after 6 p.m.562-5740 and all day week-ends.48.Money To Loan NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY ?AVCO Really Helps! PHONE TODAY Avco Finance 30 Wellington South P.E.EVES, Mgr.567-8495 Coaticook \u2014 Main St.O.BESSETTE, Mgr.849-2749 53.T.V.Sales, Service and Repairs TRANSVISION COATICOOK INC.Au-thorized Zenith dealer.Service on all electronic systems.85 Childs St., Coaticook.Tel.849-4088.AUDET AND DE LISIO Reg'd, TV., stereo, sales and service.Authorized Electrohome dealer.Also good second hand television sets for sale.144 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke.Tel.562-2198.GUY ROBERT TV Service, C.E.R.F.Reg'd.Sales, service, repairs on all makes, work guaranteed, 8 years experience.R.R.1, Drummond Rd.Tel.569-6283.DELTA RADIO TV Service Reg'd.Authorized dealer for Panasonic radio, televisions, tape recordeds.Also authorized service depot for AGS Toshiba.980 Galt West, Sherbrooke.Tel.569-0527, res.563-1950.DON OUELLET ELECTRONICS: Authorized Fleetwood dealer.Repairs, sales, service, also for color television 364 Alexandre St.Sherbrooke.Tel.569-8422.ARMAND ZAOR : Authorized dealer for R.C.A.and color televisions, radios, stereos, tape recorders.Special prices for November, 46 King West, Sherbrooke.Tel.562-4884.VIDEOTECH INC.Authorized dealer for Admiral, Electrohome, Philco, Panasonic, sales, service, rentals.Largest service store in Sherbrooke, 910 King West.Tel.569-9963.MARCEL DION: Authorized dealer for Zenith TV, R.C.A.Victor TV and stereos.Sales and service, 80 King East, Sherbrooke.Tel.567-40/4 and re- BUREAU & BUREAU INC.Authorized dealer for Admiral TV, General Electric radios, TV, stereos, 385 Alexander St., Sherbrooke.Tel.569-7457.54.Professional Directory Advocates and Notaries 31.Situation Wanted: Male BILINGUAL, seeks part time employment.Specializes In translation.Call 569-5442 after 5 p.m.THREE ROOM APARTMENT, to sublet, for December.near Sherbrooke Hospital, $60 per adults only.Tel.567-9454.month.32.Situation Wanted Female WOMAN ALONE ALL DAY, will mind little girl, 3 to 6 years.In my home for working parents.Tel.539-1936 after 5 p.m.or write Mrs H.Cham-poux, Foster, Que.FEMALE COOK seeks full time employment, with 10 years experience.Tel.562-6956 CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED BY PHONE 8:30 A.M.to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday For Faster Service Phone Your Ads from 9 to 11 A.M.and 2 to 3 P.M.Record Classified Phone 569-3636 WESLEY H.St.James 849 8664.BRADLEY, Q.C.,\t360 Slreet West, Montreal.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, Rosenbioom Bldg opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562-2120.Dentist Dr.R.J.K, Pyne 15» Queen St., Lennoxville, Que.Office:\tTel.S6M21J Residence: 5A7-1344 r I SHKitBKlHlKK DAILY KKCOKD.HIURS , NOV.28.1988\t11 LIFE MEMBERSHIP \u2014 Mrs.Cora Walsh recently received a life membership in the Stan-stead Frontier Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion Shown left to right are Mrs.June Leslie, president of Stanstead Frontier Legion Auxiliary, who presented Mrs.Walsh, with a life membership in the Auxiliary, and Mrs, Margaret-Black the Auxiliary treasurer.'Grammie' is 88 years young ROCK ISLAND \u2014 (Special) -Mrs.Cora Walsh and her daughter observed their birthday anniversaries a day apart.Mrs.Walsh, known to her friends as \u2018 Grammie\" was 88 years young.The day was a happy one for her as she received a total of 85 congratulatory cards, gifts and flowers.On the preceding Sunday afternoon.Mrs.Walsh was presented with a life membership in the Stanstead Frontier Branch of the Roval Canadian HAVE YOU SEEN OUR DEMONSTRATION ?it not, you have 3 days left, Today, Tomorrow and the day after.Win this beautiful Tappan-Gurney Electric Range.The drawing will take place on Saturday, November 30th at approx.9 p m 1.^ iwrtm,\t\"\t____; f COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS on Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov.28 - 29 - 30 The food cooked by the outstanding Tappan-Gurney Range will be given to those who attend demonstrations.A company representative will be present to answer all questions regarding our T-G Range.GET YOUR PARTICIPATING TICKET NOW .Nothing to buy, just drop in and ask for one.SEE OUR DISPLAY of TAPPAN - GURNEY RANGES and REFRIGERATORS PLACE du MEUBLE Inc.Rock Forest Shopping Centre (MALL section) Tel.562-7822 Legion The presentation was made by the President.Mrs.June Leslie and the treasurer, Mrs Margaret Black Mrs.Walsh was also presented with a corsage of mauve and yellow mums from the Auxiliary.On her birthday.Mrs Walsh wore a black crepe gown which she had worn when she was Grand Esther, Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, a few years ago.She also wore her auxiliary corsage and in the afternoon received with her daughter, Mrs.Badger, a few friends who called to offer good wishes.That evening, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Walsh, Derby Line, came and brought with them a birthday dinner for his mother and sister.This included the traditional birthday cake, made and decorated by Mrs.Walsh with red roses and greenery on white Attending the dinner with Mrs.Walsh and Mrs.Badger were Mr and Mrs Howard Walsh and Mrs.Bill Jenkins, of Chicago, HI.Later the group played cards.That evening, Mrs.Walsh and Mrs.Badger were delighted to receive a phone call from Mrs.Walsh s grandson, his wife and six children, Mr.and Mrs.Jess W\u2019alsh.of Milwaukee.Wisconsin, and all chatted.Grammie\u2019s and Mrs.Badger\u2019s many friends join to wish her many more happy years and gatherings.In July, 1963, the U.S.Senate met and adjourned in three seconds, a record adjournment time.The old mark was five seconds, set in 1951.BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Siwyerville\u2014Tel.889-2272 Sex Rears Comic Head for Knotts By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD \u2014 tNEA) \u2014 The camera moved in closer, focusing on the couple sleeping on the heart-shaped bed.The girl, delectable in a shortie nightgown, was beauteous Anne Francis.The boy was Don Knotts.Don Knotts\u201d Yes\u2014Don Knotts.The broomstick-s h a p e d comedian.the nervous wreck who walks like a man, the vertical quiver.He\u2019s gone romantic in his new film, \"The Love God.\u201d Of course, it\u2019s all in fun.One look at the sel proves it.Take the bed\u2014heart-shaped, with a red velvet headboard festooned with hearts and bearing two gold cupids rampant.A brassiere dangles from one of the cupids.Smaek in the middle of the headboard is a big black sign labeled \"Scoreboard,\" divided in 14 innings.Knotts wakes up slowly, s t r e t c h e s\u2014and his hand » lit .: s touches the soft, silky shoulder of the girl in the next pillow Knotts dot's one of his takes\u2014and e v e r y b o d y breaks up This story is his own idea, and Nat Hiken took it from there It\u2019s about a publisher of a bird w atching magazine who is conned into becoming \u2014well, Hugh Hefner better look to his laurels Hiken is directing, too.and this is his first feature film.He had never worked with Knotts before and is lavish in his praise of the comedian \u201cHe's such a great actor,\" Hiken says.\"You could do \u2019Hamlet with him.\" When the scene was over, Anne threw a robe over her little nightgown and said she doesn't mind this kind of bedroom scene\u2014it was actually very modest and done strictly for laughs\u2014but draws the line at some things offered her \u201cI turned down one at MGM,\u201d she says, \"because it meant stripping, it would have been a good check, but ! :ÿ|! Êà THE COUPLE ON THE RIGHT is Anne Francis and Don Knotts.Pair at left unidentified.But all four ligure prominently in the comedy, \u201cThe Love God,\u201d in which Knotts\u2014would you believe it?\u2014plays the title role.Beebe 1 said no.1 couldn\u2019t have looked m> little girl in the eye if I did it \" She talked about \u201cFunny Girl,\" the Barbra Streisand film in which she had a good part until they began chipping it away, bit by bit What's left is just an unimportant bit role.\"1 have no feud with Barbra,\" she said.\"But doing that picture was like \u2018Gaslight.\u2019 What infuriated me was the way they did things \u2014never telling me.never talking to me, just cutting.I think they were afraid that If they were nice to me, Barbra would have been upset.\" At lunch, Don Knotts relaxed in his trailer, his feet up on a pillow\u2019 because he has circulation problems with his legs He was amused at doing a bedroom scene, and it made him recall his youth.\"1 grew up,\u201d he says, \"in a fundamentalist, backwoods religious area in West Virginia B e d r o o m scenes ?Some of my relatives wouldn\u2019t go to the movies at Mrs.Leona Lockwood.Montreal, and Mrs.E.Doster.Fort Lauderdale, Fla,, were called here by the sudden death of their father, Mr.George Seguin and remained to attend the funeral.Mrs.Doster remained for a longer visit with her mother and other family members.Sympathy is extended to Mrs.H.S.Beane, Beebe and Mrs .1.D.Pace, Parsons, Kansas, in the death of their sister, Mrs.Edith Bellam.Mrs.W.Sheldon has return-?d after spending a few days with relatives in New York, N.Y.Mr.Keith Slade, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Slade, left for Corwallis, N.B., where he will receive basic training in the Royal Canadian Air Force.Mr.ana Mrs Alton Wing all they thought it was sinful.But my mother was a free-thinker She took me to the movies as a boy \" He says he learned his e o m e d y from an older brother, who died when he was 30.Don says his brother took great delight in coming into the living room, when his mother was entertaining some of her straight-laced friends at tea, and offering a cigarette As a boy, Don wanted to be a doctor and he\u2019s still interested in medicine He is currently reading everything he can on the subject of prolonging life, and says it won\u2019t be long before man lives to an average age of 120.That may be long enough for him to take all the offers now coming his way.One that excites him is the possibility of doing a film with Alaii Arkin, from a Nat Hiken idea.But will it have a bedroom scene?(Newspaper Enterprise Assn ) J.A.Appoint new officers SAW YKRVT1.LF, The Junior Auxiliary of the Royal Cana dun Legion held their meeting on Nov 20th, m the Legion Hall with a good attendance The following officers were elected for the coming vear President.Mrs I Ord.1st Vice Pres Mrs UCW to hold tea and sale spent the weekend in Burlington, Vf., with relatives.Messrs.Wendell and Roland Sheldon attended the funeral of Mr.L.A.Powell, in Austin Cowansville COWANSVILLE - The Senior Citizen Club was held in the retired teachers residence with 20 members and five visitors.The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs.Bill Beattie Mrs M Downer sang My Task Arrangements were made for the Christmas Party to be held in the United Church Hall Everyone coming to the parly is to bring a small gift for the exchange table.The minutes were read of the last meeting.They all had a tour of the Residence.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Roy Jenne and Miss Simpson.RICHMOND The Ruby Unit of the U.C.W of Richmond and Melbourne United Church met in the church parlor recently The captain Airs F.Wintle was in (he chair and welcomed the members and voiced her regrets at the ne cessity of the Unit to disband at the end of the year.The members will join another group of their choice.The de votional period was conducted by Miss Mabel Boast The roll call was answered by 13 members reporting 31 Wales Home calls made and one local call, after which the minutes of the previous meet ing were read and approved and financial report was given Mrs (' Manning gave a report of the U.C W meeting Invitations to the Ruby Unit had been received from other Units.The Ruby Unit will bo hostesses for the December U.C W Meeting held by Dunham UCW DUNHAM Due to inclement weather, the regular meeting of the United Church Women was postponed to a week later and held Nov 19th at the home of the president, Mrs Calvin Harvey.Ten members were present Miss Helen McElroy took the devotional for the evening.It was announced that the Church calendars had been received.The treasurer reported a good bank balance As there was little business to discuss at this meeting, the meeting adjourned.The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Rowland Selby on Dec.10th C inxfi [EVliiMMS fr\u2019iwUiyf Printer - 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NAME V A TEE-VEE YOUR FIGURE.' ^ STAR?\\) liS\u2019 961 ky NtA, Im t M\tm Pat OH TH ANSWER is NO! 2\tfl V \t \t?Ü « \t \t HEY, &UP/S, ZBTZKl JUST KI6KEP THE 60AU TO WIW, THE6AME' e, C IHI k, NU.tar T M t.f IM fet ttf./ WASN'T THAT RATHER UNSPOKST/MANLIKE^ al k! iSSat h ¦*» ) ) D0^C 12 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS , NOV 28, 1988 ' \\ 1 THE WORLD OF Bishop's and U of S fight to 3-3 deadlock Bishop s University and the Green and Gold of the University of Sherbrooke fought to a 3-2 tie last night in varsity hockey before a good crowd at the Sports Palace.Undogged Bishop\u2019s held a slight edge in play but despite the very minute margin, were outshot 42-27 U of S opened the scoring in the first, Andre Boisvert scoring after a scramble in front of Bishop's net.The Green and Gold wont ahead 2-0 on a goal by Alfred Charland at the beginning of the second period.Later in the second period Don Liesmer scored to narrow the margin to one goal The Gaiters tied the score midway through the third but U of S moved to a 3-2 lead on Andre Boisvert s second goal of the night At 18 43 Don Cleyn.on passes from Liesemer and Jeff Blanche gave the Gaiters a 3-3 tie.Each team was penalized nine times in a game which at limes produced some rough going for both teams.It was apparent.though, that the Gaiters held a far superior advantage on this count This is very possibly the reason why U of S, highly rated in the Ottawa - St Lawrence Conference, had so much difficulty moving the puck against a slower Bishop's attack.Plane-sky Gumper and Sam Pollock to meet today Beavers meet Ottawa tonight at Sports Palace, Beckman hurt Sherbrooke Beavers, who of late have provided Sherbrooke hockey enthusiasts with a lot to cheer about, meet the Ottawa Eastern Canada Nationals tonight at 8 30 p m at the Sports Palace.In other Provincial Senior Hockey League action this evening Chicoutimi meets Victoria-ville and St Hyacinthe face-off against the Granby Vies.Ottaw'a remains the only unbeaten team in the O'Donnell circuit this season.In the last meeting between the Nationals and the Beavers, Ottawa managed to slip past the locals 4-3.Since that time the tables have turned somewhat Fresh from a pair of stunning victories over the league - leading St Hyacinthe Gauls.Sherbrooke could very easily break Ottawa's perfect record if they continue to play as they have On the other hand.Ottawa possesses great depth They are strong defensively and equally as proficient on the attack The addition of Bill Sweeney and Andre Lagueux to the team's lineup appears to have been the best move so far this season by the Beavers' management Lagueux and Sweeney both have performed superbly for the Beavers, helping to strengthen the team down the centre.Looking over other QPSHL action this evening, it appears the Tigers have taken over where the Beavers left off Of late the Tigers have not been playing the type of hockey, which, last year, won them the Allan Cup in Winnipeg.Facing Chicoutimi tonight.Lou Poliquin and his Tigers are fighting to stay with the pack in the standings.St Hyacinthe leads the league with 26 points, followed by Chicoutimi with 20.Granby with 19.Victoriaville with 18.Ottawa with 10 and Sherbrooke still in the league cellar with nine points.Jim Beckman will not be in uniform tonight when the Beavers meet the Eastern Nationals Beckman has complained of a leg injury suffered last Sunday night when the Beavers edged the Gauls 5-4 Coach Cline therefore gave Beckman the night off but Jim is expected to be back in the lineup Sunday night in Victoriaville.Luc Tessier was also injured in Sunday night's encounter but he will play tonight.Tessier was struck in the mouth by a stick in the third period and required doctor's treatment Don Synder.recently recalled from the Beavers' Drum-mondville farm team, will continue to play for Sherbrooke.Bouchard will move into Beck-mans position.In Sunday\u2019s game Bouchard was used solely for penalty-killing Hawks top Rangers 4-2 Habs down Los Angeles 4-3 MONTREAL (CP) Sam Pollock Montreal Canadiens general manager, hopes to meet with his plane shy goaltending veteran Lome Gump Worsley today to discuss the reasons why Worsley left the club in Chicago Tuesday night after a bumpy flight from Montreal.The Canadiens were en route to Los Angeles for a Wednesday night engagement with the Kings when Worsley, 39.made his decision to return home by train Worsley, who has won almost every goaltending award available since his first two pro games during the 1949-50 season with New Haven of the American 11 o e k e y League, has watched his aversion to flying increase over the last two seasons.The National Hockey League's expansion program requires extensive air flights to the distant league cities.Previous to expansion, Canadiens made most of their trips by train.Pollock said Wednesday he had only spoken to Worsley for \u201ca minute\" from Chicago\u2019s air port and could not ascertain whether the fear of flying was Worsley s only worry.TOP NETMINDERS Last season Worsley and his partner Rogation Vachon combined to win the Ve/.ina Trophy as top nctminders in the league.When the ingni irom Montreal arrived in Chicago, Worsley advised coach Claude Rucl that he was returning home as he could not face the additional four-hour flight to Los Angeles Ruel and team captain Jean Beliveau both talked to Worsley, but were unable to change his decision.I tried all the arguments there are to talk him out of going home by train,\" Beliveau said \"It was no use.We know what he has gone through on some of our flights and while some of us have been anxious, Gump has been in agony.\u201d Pollock said Worsley is not suspended and there is no question of a suspension Meanwhile, Canadiens called on Tony Esposito from Houston Apollos to back up Vachon Wednesday night against Los Angeles, WINNERS \u2014 Skip Harold Mooney, right, of the Sherbrooke Curling Club is seen accepting the Fall Mixed Trophy from President Harold Williams of Chantecler Curling Club after winning the event last weekend.In the photo, left to right.President Williams, Mrs.Mary Jackson, Reg Jackson, Mrs.Jean Mooney and Skip Mooney.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) Calgary begins long-awaited sojourn to Grey Cup, Toronto the good ready SHERBROOKE Ambitious young boy or girl wanted for delivery of Sherbrooke Daily Record in vicinity of: King West, Clark, Morris, Maisonneuve and Wilson streets.Apply to: Sherbrooke Dailn ISecord Circulation Dept.725 CP R Terrace \u2014 Tel.569-3636 CALGARY (CP) - Calgary Stampeders were talking about fast backs when they left Wednesday for Toronto and Sal urday\u2019s Grey Cup game.They were discussing the merits of Bo Scott, Vic Washington and Ron Stewart in the Ottawa Rough Rider backfield.Calgary head coach Jerry Williams and his players feel speed is Ottawa\u2019s most important asset, with quarterback Russ Jackson a close second \u201cThey have a lot of speed in all their running back, and excellent receivers,\u2019\u2019 Williams said, referring to flanker Whit Tucker and end Margene Adkins.\u201cTheir receivers are faster out than ours, and then there\u2019s the threat of Jackson on the roll-out option.\" Don Luzzi, a defensive tackle who has been with the Stamped ers for 13 years, said \u201cJack-son's fantastic faking can fool the heck out of a defence.\u201cHe may fake to Stewart, then toss out to Scott, or fake to Scott then pass.\u201d EXCEPTIONAL BLOCKER L,uzzi said Stewart is an exceptional blocker.\"Maybe it's his size.He\u2019s hard to spot because he's small You lose sight of him and then suddenly there he is coming in low.\u201d Wayne Harris, Stampeders\u2019 great linebacker, said Jackson \u201chides a ball better than any quarterback I\u2019ve seen It\u2019s hard to find.\u201d Frank Andruski, a defensive halfback, said Riders will give him a tough time because of such players as Tucker.Scott and Washington.On defence, W'illiams anticipates Ottawa coming af the Stampeders with a three-man line similar to what Edmonton Eskimos employed unsuccessfully against Calgary in the WFC semi-final.Calgary won that one 29-13.Quarterback Peter Liske expects Riders to constantly vary their defensive combinations.\"They won\u2019t just try to go with one thing.\u201d fie said.\"They're a good team to play.They'll be in a zone defence and they\u2019ll be blitzing.\" ft will not be a simple matter of dropping back and passing, said Liske.who has thrown 71 touchdown passes in the last two Western Football Conference seasons.\u201cWe have to come off with other things .a run, screens, draws if you don't the defence just winds up and comes.\u201d Liske said Calgary does not rely on one man.\"although one may stand out in a game because he happens to be in the pattern we use against a certain type of defence.\u201d He spreads his passes around.This season Herm Harrison caught 67.Terry Evanshen 63.Bob McCarthy 58.Gerry Shaw 48 and Dave Cranmer 34.Luzzi said Stampeders will also be adjusting their defence constantly.\u201cA few years ago you could set in a four or five-man line for three-quarters of a ball game.Rut now if you stay in one defence more than a couple of series they'll pick you apart.' Calgary has a special play designed to block punts.It worked against Saskatchewan Rough-riders last Wednesday, with Dick Suderman blocking in the end zone and Andruski tailing on the ball for a touchdown to start Stampeders on the way to a 25-12 victory and the WFC title.\u201cWe simply overload one side of our defence.\u201d Suderman said.The objective.Luzzi said, is to pick off certain opposing personal and clear a path for the blocker.A number of Stampeders are on the limp alter the tough Saskatchewan series but only Cranmer.the club's leading rusher in 1968, is a doubtful starter with a cracked bone in his right leg.Cranmer will be replaced by Rudy Linterman.a 20-year-old rookie whose primary task has been to return punts b0njour! JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AT EASTERN TOWNSHIPS' FAVORITE FAMILY AREA! GET YOUR SEASON PASS NOW Adult Student (19 yrs and under)) Child (1 3 yrs and under) Family Plan: Husband and Wife.180 Child ( 14 yrs and over) .60 Child (1 3 yrs and under).40 Maximum oer .'amily.285 - 5% Discount if Paid Before Dec.1 Hull continues to lead Nobody really pays much attention when Gordie Howe discusses his retirement plans And who can blame them?Howe, who shows no signs of slowing up.scored two goals and assisted on another Wednesday night to help Detroit Red Wings to a 5-2 victory against Philadelphia Flyers, The 4()-year-old right winger now has 698 goals during regular-season National Hockey League competition and will be shooting for the 700-goal plateau tonight when the Red Wings are at home to St.Louis Blues.Howe has said that he may retire at the end of next season.But it\u2019s difficult to imagine Howe out of the NHL In other games Wednesday.Montreal Canadiens downed Los Angeles Kings 4-2.Chicago Black Hawks topped New York Rangers 4-2.Oakland Seals tied Minnesota North Stars 3-3, St.Louts held Boston Bruins to a 4-4 stalemate and Toronto Maple Leaf's deadlocked Pittsburgh Penguins 3-3.MOVES INTO SECOND The three points by Howe gave him 29 for the season and put him in second place in the NHL scoring race\u2014seven back of Bobby Hull of Chicago who added a goal and two assists Wednesday.Playing in his 1.490th NHL game\u201d Howe scored both his goals within a span of two minutes and 43 seconds in the second period.His first goal at 3:21 tied the game at 1-1 and his second, at 6:04.gave the Red Wings a lead they never relinquished.Other Detroit goals were scored by Alex Delvecchio.Bob Baun and Ron Harris.Don Blackburn and Dick Sarrazin.both recalled earlier this week from Quebec of the American Hockey League, scored for the Fivers.HOCKEY PROVINCIAL SENIOR LEA9U E THURSDAY'S GAMES St.Hyacinthe at Granby Chicoutimi at Victoriaville Ottawa at Sherbrooke NATIONAL LEAGUE WEDNESDAY'S GAMES A Philadelphia crowd of 11.380 saw the Flyers suffer their fourth consecutive loss.The Black Hawks, paced by Hull, moved one point ahead of Toronto and into fourth place in the Eastern Division with their victory before 17,250 at New York Jim Pappin.Gilles Marotte and Stan Mikita scored the other Chicago goals Reg Fleming and Jim Neilson replied for the Rangers who dropped into third place in the Eastern Division.one point back of Boston.ASSISTS STAN, GILLES Hull assisted on goals by Mikita and Marotte and scored his 15th of the season late in the second period.Chicago centre Pit Martin suffered a 10-stitch cut above his left eye when he collided with Marotte and New York's Rod Gilbert.Jim Roberts scored two third-period goals, only his second and third of the season, to give St.Louis its tie against Boston before 15.578 at St.Louis.Gary Sabourin and Camille Henry picked up the other St.Louis goals.Scoring for Boston were Derek Sanderson.Phil Esposito.Fred Stanfield and Ed Westfall.The tie left the Blues undefeated in seven consecutive games and the Bruins, in five.Roberts, a penalty-killing specialist with Montreal in the preexpansion era.scored at 9:37 and then at 15:26 on a power play to provide the tie.INCREASE THEIR LEAD The Canadiens moved three points on top in the Eastern Division with their victory before a crowd of 12.579 at Los Angeles \u2014the biggest crowd there all season.Third-period goals by John Ferguson.Gilles Tremblay and Bobbv Rousseau gave Montreal the victory.Jean Beliveau scored the other Montreal marker while Los Angeles goals came from Bobby Wall and Real Lemieux, Ferguson's goal at 14:04 of the final period was the winner, and Rousseau's went into an empty net with only 26 seconds left.' The Maple Leafs gained a tie at Pittsburgh when the infrequently-used Mike Walton scored on a power play at 18:01 of the final period.Tim Horton and Paul Henderson scored the other Toronto goals.Connecting for Pittsburgh were Charlie Burns.Ken Schink-el and Gene Ubriaco.Toronto rookie defenceman Jim Dorey suffered a cut under his right eye when hit by a stick.He was rushed to hospital, but the injury turned out to be minor BOWER REPLACES GAMBLE Pittsburgh jumped into a 2-0 first-period lead before Johnny Bower replaced Bruce Gamble in the Toronto goal.Toronto outshot the Penguins 42-27 but Les Binkley in the Pittsburgh goal delighted 7.107 home fans with his great play.Walton's goal, on a 25-foot shot, came with Pittsburgh's Bill Speer in the penalty box.Doug Robert's first goal of the season\u2014a drive from 25 feet out with 3:10 gone in the final period\u2014gave Oakland its tie in front of 12.856 Minnesota fans.Gerry Ehman and Gary Jar-rett scored the other Oakland goals.Tallying for Minnesota were Ray Cullen, Danny Grant and Wayne Connelly.The Seals announced after the game that they had completed a trade with Pittsburgh.Oakland sent centre Billy Harris.33, to the Pepguins for left winger Bob Dillabough.27.Augusta pleads not guilty to racism Bobby Hull of Chicago Black Hawks scored one goal and added two assists Wednesday night to maintain his lead in National Hockey League scoring The three points, gained in Chicago's 4-2 win against New York Rangers, gave Hull 36 for the season\u2014seven more than runner-up Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings.Howe scored two goals and picked up an assist in Detroit's 5-2 victory against Philadelphia Fivers to bring his point total to 29' In third place with 28 points is Jean Beliveau of Montreal Canadiens who scored a goal Wednesday in Montreal\u2019s 4-2 triumph against Los Angeles Esposito, Bos Pappin.Chi Berenson.StL Mikita, Chi 13\t14 13\t27\t16\tMontreal 4, Los Angeles 2 Toronto 3, Pittsburgh 3 13\t\t26\t27\tChicago 4, New York 2 Boston 4, St.Louis 4 11\t15\t26\t12\tDetroit 5, Philadelphia 2 8\t18\t26\t7\tOakland 3, Minnesota 3 \t\t\t\tTHURSDAY'S GAMES SHER - LENN FALL MIXED MAIN EVENT A.\tRoss\t4\tJ.Morgan B.\tHoltham\t4\tF.\tLord O.Smith\t8\tA.\tTurgeon R.Thompson 12 A.Doiron E.Gilbey\t8\tS.\tGallinger W.Fuller\t10\tL.\tLoach H.Brown\t8\tP.\tParker CONSOLATION H.Mooney\t8\tR.\tBlake B.Black\t2\tF.\tPearson H.Dale\t7\tG.Johnson NORTH HATLEY INDUSTRIAL BONSPIEL GOODRICH TROPHY B.F.Goodrich (2) St.Louis at Detroit Pittsburgh at Chicago NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Conference Montreal Boston New York Chicago Toronto Detroit Western Pts.29 27 26 23 22 19 Conference St.Louis Los Angeles Minnesota Philadelphia Oakland Pittsburgh vv 9 7 6 6 5 3 A Pts.42 23 63 16 63 15 62 14 73 14 68 10 PROVINCIAL SENIOR LEAGUE AUGUSTA, Ga.(AP) \u2014 Race has never barred any qualified golfer from being invited to play in the Masters Golf Tournament.officials of the golf classic say.In an unprecedented statement Wednesday, officials of the famed Augusta tournament replied to charges by Charlie Sifford that he has never been invited to the April event because he is a Negro.\u201cEvery U S A.golfer, regardless of his racial background, has an opportunity to qualify for a Masters Tournament invitation.\" the committee declared However, no Negro has ever played in the Masters.The committee said: \"We doubt that anyone seriously expects us to change these qualifi-catwn regulations in order to accommodate one particular person\" In its reply to Sifford s complaints.the committee said there are complaints each year from golfers not invited to the Masters \u201cand we understand their feelings and normally make no response.HOCKEY SPORTS PALACE THURSDAY, NOV.28th 8:30 p.m.OTTAWA vs.SHERBROOKE Red Reserved Tickets 1.75 Blue-Yellow 1.50 Students with card and photo 75c Children 50c under 14 yrs.For information: J.M.Dupont 569-9217 Kings The leaders:\tG\tA\tPts.Pim.\tButterfield (2) Rand (3) Union Screen\t7 10 6 R Hull.Chi\t15\t21\t36\t8\tLennoxville Merchants\t9 Howe.Del\t10\t19\t29\t6\tBell Telephone\t7 Beliveau, MU\t10\t18\t28 18\tB.F.Goodrich (2) Rand (3)\t6 7 St.Hyacinthe Chicoutimi Granby Victoriaville Ottawa Sherbrooke w 13 10 9 8 5 4 F A PtS 87 76 26 61\t70 20 72 61 19 62\t72 18 27 12 10 49 67\t9 Meet us at Montcalm Schooi tonight! A roving crew from Orford will be in Sherbrooke, (lobby of Montcalm School), from 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m tomorrow Avoid a last minute Ime up Meet us there DAM liSl mt orford P.0.Box 248 Magog For on application blank or additional details write or dial Magog 843-6548 or Montreal 878-1242 HOCKEY SPORTS PALACE VICTORIAVILLE V5.SHERBROOKE SUNDAY, DEC.7.30 p.m.1st Red Reserved Tickets 1.75 Blue-Yellow 1.50 Students with card and photo 75c Children 50c under 14 yrs.For information : J.M.Dupont 5699317 EQUIPCO TROPHY North Hatley Teachers Industrial Stampings Butterfield (2) Union Screen INDEPENDENT DOW LEAGUE Indians Sher-Wood Coaticook Waterville F A 30 28 37 28 34 34 21 32 Pts.9 7 4 HARNESS SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION GROUNDS Thursday Night 8.00 P.M.Sunday afternoon, 2.00 p.m.On Thursday, LADIES' NIGHT \u2014 Lsdies admitted for 50c General admission: \u2022 $1.25 \u2014 Admission to Club House $1.00 Fully Licensed.Grandstand and Club House fully heated.SPORTS PALACE Monday, December 9th 8.00 p.m.Hockey game between Timers N.H.L./' Montreal 'Old vs.Old Timers and Stars\" of Sherbrooke Tickets on sale at the Sports Palace Reserved\t2.00 - 1.50 General\t1.25 Children\t,50 For reservation phone 569-9217 Proceeds to the Richelieu Club of Sherbrooke.Ad sponsored by Zeller's Limited "]