Sherbrooke daily record, 12 mars 1969, mercredi 12 mars 1969

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Q*-\t28c IT'S DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS, ECONOMICAL.1 i gal.54c 3 qtj.78c Price: 10 cents \u2022î,b* \"\t00 = OUEBEC.U EDM SO \\\\ .MARCH \\2.1969 Seventy-second year Que.budget spirals upwards C'.s.i I si QUEBEC (CPi The soaring costs of education, health and welfare have helped to push the Quebec government's estimated annual spending bevond $3.-000.000,000 Total gross spending esti mates for the fiscal year 1969-70 beginning April 1.tabled in the national assembly Tuesday, amount to $3.374.940.100.The increase in total spending over the last fiscal year planned in the estimates by the Union Nationale government amounts to $379,299.000 Finance Minister Paul Dozois, who tabled the estimates, did not say when he would make the budget address revealing how these expenditures would be financed Spending on education will increase bv $178.705.000 to reach $886.545.700, more than 30 per cent of the total net spending estimates.Health spending will increase by $53,192.900 to reach $696.-096,900, or almost 24 per cent of the spending estimates Welfare spending is to in crease by $61.200.000 to reach $469,114.100 or more than 16 per cent of the budget A document accompanying the spending estimates said that operating expenditures of the government almost have dou bled in the last five years Since the fiscal year 1965-66.spending on education has in creased by 182 per mil, on welfare by 111 per cent and on health bv 72 per cent Increased spending is planned in 17 of the 22 government de partmenis Slight reductions in spending are planned in the roads municipal ultairs.agn culltire and finance depart menis along with Hie provincial sociviariat.I'he increased spending on ed m at ion goes largely in school beard grants which will amount to s ,]7 400.1100 in 196970.com Provinces plan talks on rights QUEBEC i CP' Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand said Tuesday Quebec.Ontario and Manitoba plan to hold talks aimed at reaching agreement concerning the division of off shore mineral rights in Hudson Bay and James Bay He did not indicate where or when the talks would be held Mr Bertrand made the announcement in the national assembly after tabling a letter re ceived \u2022 from Prime Minister Trudeau Feb.27 regarding the administration of mineral resources in those regions Mr.Bertrand last week tabled a letter to the prime minister in which he restated the Quebec view that provinces have exclu sive ownership of natural re sources, including those off shore.Ottawa has offered coastal provinces administration over and revenue from mineral rights close to shore The feder al government Is willing to share revenue from the federal ly administered zone farther off shore.Resources Minister Paul Allard told the assembly a meet ing of provincial resources min isters in Halifax last Julv dealt with the division of mineral rights He also said Quebec.Ontario and Manitoba had reached the verbal agreement on the dm sion ol mineral rights in Hudson Hay and James Bay and this agreement should be ratified in w m ing Mi Mlard recalled that Que bec.Prince Edward Island New Brunswick and Newfoundland had reached agreement at the Halifax meeting on the division of mineral rights m the C.tilf of Si Lawrence pared with $382,900 (HK) in 1968 69 Other education un leases are in operating grants to post su ondary colleges, known as CE-OEPs, and increases in the stu tient aid program MORE FOR MENTAUY III The increased cost of adminis tering the province's hospital insurance program and increased spending on the mentally ill are the principal reasons for m creased expenditures on health The government plans to spend more than $906,000.(KK) on hospital insurance for the 1969- 70\tfiscal year compared with estimated spending of more than $463,000,000 m 1968 69 Spending on the prevention and treatment of mental disease will be increased bv nearlv $7.000,000 to more than $93,000,000 in 1969-70 The increase in welfare expenditures result mainly from an 11 7-ner cent increase in wet See \"Higher\u201d page 7 Kierans survives opposition barrage ^00 DAVIS PLAYS WITH SEAL\u2014 Fisheries Minister Jack Davis plays with seal pup during annual seal hunt on ice floes of Northumberland Strait last week which he attended for two days.He said later he was satisfied fishermen are complying with regulations of the hunt.(CP Wirephoto) Floor revolt undermines move OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 A floor revolt led by a western MP at the Conservative annual meeting here has undermined a carefully-planned move to give the party association the right to review the leader's tenure every two years.Jack Horner, the fiery Commons member for Crowfoot, led the attack Tuesday nigh', on the change proposed by the association\u2019s constitutional committee after more than a year of study.Mr Horner proposed his own amendment to the association constitution on leadership review.It was far more limited than the committee proposal which would have each general meeting vote automatically on whether to have a leadership convention within a year.General meetings would be held every two years.Delegates will choose today by secret ballot between the two options.The association presidency will also be decided from among four contenders.An attempt to decide the lead ership review issue at Tuesday night\u2019s session died when one of the scrutineers said he was unsure of his count in a standing vote on the Horner amendment.DOORWAYS CROWDED Confusion reigned as people moved in and out of the hotel convention hall.Others stood in doorways, making it difficult to know whether they were voting or not.It was finally agreed to defer the vote to today because of its closeness.Results of the invalid Bertrand declines talk on television QUEBEC (CP) - Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand declined comment Tuesday night on the federal government\u2019s education television bill, which received first reading in the Commons Monday.must reserve its exclusive role in formal eduation matters and a necessary role in cultural and educational matters in the broadest sense.\u201d The federal bill makes it possible for provincial governments He told reporters the Quebec^ to broadcast educational proposition in educational and cul- grams using federal facilities tural matters has been ex- operated bv a special agency plained often enough.\tThe agency is to finance, He referred to a speech last build and run broadcasting sta-November in which he said that tions in the provinces for educa-in broadcasting, including tele- tional purposes.Programs are vision, it is evident that Quebec subject to provincial approval.vote were not disclosed but from the press table it appeared the Horner forces had won.From a floor microphone during the hectic fight over the leadership review, Mr.Horner said that under certain circumstances the committee proposal could result in the party fighting an election with a substantial minority on record as opposed to the leader.The proposal from the constitutional committee, headed by Heath Macquarrie, MP for Hillsboro, could cripple party candidates in the field.Mr.Horner said.\u201cDon\u2019t blame me if we stay in the opposition for the rest of your livelong days,\u201d he told the delegates, whose numbers gradually dwindled through the long evening.The Horner proposal suggested the first general meeting after an election could vote on whether to have a leadership convention, but not if the party had increased its Commons seats by more than 20 per cent.Nor would the provision apply when the party was in power.In that event any general meeting could deal with a resolution for a leadership convention only when the office is vacant or the leader has lost the confidence of the party\u2019s parliamentary group There was much support also for the Macquarrie committee proposal.David Macdonald, MP for Egmont.said \u201ca straightforward and simple device\u201d was needed OTTAWA (CP) - Postmaster-General Eric Kierans breathed easier Tuesday night after surviving a New Democratic Party attempt to force his resignation, an opposition barrage against his threat to prosecute striking letter carriers and two days of Commons' criticism of his handling of the post office department A sparse House Tuesday night finally approved the section of the government re-organization bill establishing a communications department, which in chides the post office, and moved on to the section which brings the industry department under the wing of the trade and commerce department.Opposition pressure on Mr.Kierans has been heavy since his statement Friday that he would seek authority from the public service staff relations board to prosecute letter carriers who staged wildcat strikes in nine cities Friday.Heath Macquarrie (PC\u2014Hillsborough) launched the attack Monday with a motion for a special debate on the postal crisis.MOTION REJECTED Speaker Lucien Lamoureux turned it down with the suggestion that MPs would be able to discuss the situation during committee-of-the-whole study of the section of the re-organiza-tion bill setting up a communications department with Mr Kierans as the cabinet minister in charge The opposition took him at his word and for two days tore into Mr.Kierans on a wide range of postal matters, some of them resurrecting questions approved in the postal-rate legislation passed last fall.At the opening of Tuesday's sitting, David Orlikow (NDP Winnipeg North) called for an emergency debate and for the removal of Mr.Kierans as post- master general Speaker Lucien Lamoureux ruled the motion out of order because the required two hours notice had not been given Outside the Commons, Mr Orlikow said the minister has lost the confidence of postal employees and should resign.Mr Kierans commented \u201cIt\u2019s not the first time it has happened.It\u2019s good politics.\u201d He said prosecutions will be inevitable if \u201cillegal strikes\" continue.Later in the Commons, Mr.Orlikow said that if Mr Kierans persists in prosecuting letter carriers lie will he laced with a work stoppage that will make earlier work stoppages look like a pink tea paru APPEALS TO PM NDP Leader T (' Douglas noted some union leaders have been ordered In report to Ol tnwa March 17 in connection with the prosecutions and asked Prime Minister Trudeau to in tervene Mr Trudeau said they were only subpoenas to appear before the publie service stall relations board so the hoard could os Posties are scheduled to work Postal workers in Saskatoon and two Ontario cities are scheduled to return to work today, ending most of the wildcat strikes that al one time had more than 1,100 absent from their jobs in three provinces.Returning today are HK) in Saskatoon.28 in Welland and 79 in St.Catharines Still out\u2014and risking possible prosecution by the government \u2014are more than KM) in the Ontario centres of Niagara Falls, Stoney Creek.Burlington and Dundas.Tuesday more than 700 workers in Winnipeg and Thompson, Man , and Hamilton, Sault Ste Marie, Windsor and London in Ontario went back to their jobs In the Commons, Postmaster-General Eric Kierans won the approval of the House despite an opposition demand that he resign.He defended himself against criticism of the new \u201cstraight-through\" work pal-terns for letter carriers.Carriers have complained they now must eat on their routes or travel on their own time hack to post offices to wash up and eat.Mr Kierans said the carriers now punch time clocks once a day instead of four times and also now have a choice where they eat They also have a five-day week that \u201cunions have been asking for years.\" Mr Kierans said prosecutions in the walkouts will be inevila hie if \u201cillegal slrikes\u201d continue.Hut he was optimistic that all workers would return today and \u2018\u2018well review the situation then \" Strike leaders in all centres affected by the Friday, Monday and Tuesday walkouts have been invited by the government\u2019s public service staff relations board to go to Ottawa Man h 17 to defend themselves.Members of the Letter Carriers Union of Canada were in vited by the board to state I heir case as to why the walkouts should not be declared illegal lablish whether the strikes were illegal H was later determined the leaders have been invited to attend Hie hearing.Op,h isition Leader Stanfield asked whether Mr Kierans would try to gel some third-par ty mediation into the root causes of (he dispute, sparked by new working procedures as seriated with the live day a-week delivery system Mr Kierans said the post of fice deparlment has waived all Hie preliminary steps in griev anee procedure so adjudication could take place He hoped striking letter carriers would go back to work so the adjudication could proceed in \u201can al mosphere of serenity Liberal MPs shouted down a suggoslion by George Hoes (PC' Prince Edward Hastings) that the matter be turned over to Labor Minister Bryce Macka sey And Mr.Kierans rejected a proposal by Stanley Knowles (NDP Winnipeg North Centre) that the new work patterns be suspended pending adjudication The minister said the new system was discussed with unions Iasi October.Me agreed some of the men were unhappy about the new system, but (here was a method for dealing with grievances.Union leaders react bitterly to de Gaulle PARIS (CP) \u2014 Union leaders reacted bitterly today to President de Gaulle\u2019s tough speech Tuesday night following nationwide strikes and violent police-student clashes.Political observers said the country faced increased social political tensions after de Gaulle strongly attacked labor leaders in a radio and television broadcast.Labor unions felt Tuesday's general strike and a big demonstration in Paris would put pressure on the government into raising its wage increase offer above the four-per-cent limit The unions are asking for 10 to 12 per cent more.News Road program is backed Ln Quiet today TEL AVIV (AP) - The Suez Canal was reported quiet today, but Arab and Israeli forces traded fire in the Jordan Valley and Israeli soldiers fired in the air to quell a schoolboys' riot in the occupied Gaza Strip.Little cell NASHVILLE, Tenn.(AP) -James Earl Ray will live for the next six weeks or so in a prison cell nine feet long and six feet wide, with the Negro slayer of a policeman as his nearest neighbor.He defe rs WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon Tuesday deferred until later this week an announcement on the fate of the Sentinel anti-ballistic missile system as its opponents stepped up efforts to influence his decision Nixon said last week his decision would be announced the first of this week.HALIFAX (CP) \u2014 A 10-year.$833,000,000 arterial highway building and upgrading program has been recommended by the premiers of the four Atlantic provinces.The premiers, in a report to Transport Minister Hellyer on Atlantic transportation needs released today, say the longterm program should be preceded by a detailed statistical study of which highways merit up-grading and in what priority.They call for the federal government to pay 90 per cent of the cost of the first five years of the program, with further costs to be negotiated later.In the meantime, while priori-tie are set for the long-term highways program, the premiers say that the federal government should go ahead with an immediate two-year building program costing $66,600,000.Of that figure, $20,000,000 each would go to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland, while Prince Edward Island would get $6,600,000.The premiers' report also recommends changes in highway regulations aimed at improving road transportation in the Atlantic area.URGES CONSISTENCY It says there should be con- sistency, where possible, between federal and provincial motor carrier regulations, and uniformity in these regulations within the four Atlantic provinces.It also says federal or provincial authorities should establish and improve regulations requiring highway carriers to provide adequate and suitable accommodations and equipment for the handling of all traffic offered for carriage.Provincial taxation policies as they affect the motor carrier industry should be reviewed \u201cwith the objective of providing a greater degree of uniformity But de Gaulle stood firm, warning that France is just starting to recover from the crippling effects of last spring\u2019s student-labor turmoil He said strikers would not be allowed to threaten the franc with devaluation and throw the country into chaos again.ACCUSES LABOR LEADERS The 78-year-old French leader accused the labor bosses of unleashing \"a new offensive .threatening to bring down the currency the economy and the republic.\u201cDo I need to declare they will be firmly defended'\u2019\u201d he asked, i The wage negotiations deadlocked when the government insisted anything beyond a four-per-cent wage increase would result in inflation and might force devaluation of the franc.Among the first to reply to de Gaulle was Georges Seguv.lead- er of the powerful Communist-led Confederation Generale du Travail (CGT), who said that although the unions were still willing to continue wage negotiations with the government \u201cthe head of state is hurling ill-willed and gratuitous accusations\" against them.Andre Jeanson, leader of the militant Roman Catholic union grouping, said de Gaulle had \u201cdramatized events to such an outrageous degree as to take away the credibility.\u201d MORE ACTION PLANNED The militant Catholic unions maintain Tuesday\u2019s strikes are only a beginning.And the CGT said further action will be called for but did not specify what form it will take or when The 24-hour strikes paralysed almost every branch of industry, reduced public transport to skeleton services and closed many government offices.There were huge demonstrations for belter wages by tens of thousands of workers in provincial cities while in Paris some 200,000 workers marched through the streets to the Place de la Bastille.The workers dispersed with out incident but about 5,0(H) ex-tremist students then occupied the square and began hurling bottles and stones at riot police.After a half hour of defending themselves with shields, police charged the students with rub- ber clubs in a show of violence not seen in Paris since the riots of May and June, 1968.About two dozen students were pinned to a wall, their hands behind their heads and noses streaming blood Among them was a m i d d I e-a g, e d woman, her face a mass of blood.Police today released 232 puisons arrested during the démonstration Two persons were being held for to police.alleged violence Inside today Births, deaths Townships Classified Comics Editorials 14 TODAY'S CHUCKLE \u2014 Some gals won't stranger! But then, who is perfect?Financial Sports Television\t17 Women\tt date a perfect em.«HiMk JR?Splashdown may be rough HOUSTON (AP) - Weathermen are keeping watch on the storm-lashed Atlantic recovery area as the Apollo 9 astronauts near the end of their space journey, heading for a possible rough landing Thursday.If high winds and heavy seas continue in the area 200 miles southwest of Bermuda, flight controllers may shift the landing zone by delaying the firing of the spaceship's retrorocket.Recovery ships also are stationed in the eastern Atlantic and the Pacific.Astronauts James McDivitt, David Scott and Russell Schweickart have four options: to land where planned or to delay the firing by a few minutes, by one orbit or by three orbits.Any decision to delay the retro firing would take the astronauts away from stormy seas.But they still would land in the Atlantic south of Bermuda.There was a slim possibility of an early landing today.But flight director Eugene Kranz considered this unlikely.PREDICTIONS FAVORABLE Kranz said Tuesday that mission control weather forecasters were optimistic that conditions would be favorable for landing ¦ on target Thursday.He said there prediction was for winds 15 to 20 knots, waves four to five feet high, with 10-foot swells.This would be some of the roughest weather US.astronauts ever have landed in If they had to wait any length of time for pickup, they could become uncomfortable in their bobbing spacecraft.Recovery day forecasts from the main recovery ship, the carrier Guadalcanal, were more pessimistic, with winds ranging up to gale-force 32 miles an hour and six- to eight-foot seas, KtIPING HIS COOL - WII Mam Septer ol Owen Sound, Ont., scoops chunks of ice out of his swimming hole (right) b«for« taking his daily dip in the frigid waters of Georgian Bay (left).After splashing around in Ht* water for a minute or so, he than has a 200 foot walk back to his cottage.Mr.Septer says the only drawback to dunking in ice water is that his fingers become numb.\t(CP Wirephoto) I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.WED .MARCH 12, 1969 STANSTEAD - The drama festival and Movie Montage presented here at the school on Friday evening for students and Saturday evening for the general public was well attended despite the inclement weather and not so good highways of Saturday evenine The Bald Prima-Donna by Eugene Ionesco included a cast of six characters Mr Smith portrayed by O dale.Mrs Smith by Barry Dewey; Mr Activities at Stanstead College HEARING AIDS for Nerve Deafness Call your hearing aid audiologist for hearing examination.See the newest all-in-ear, behind-ear, and eyeglass models.Repairs, batteries, accessories, and ear molds.Easy time payments.Full factory warranty EARL MORROW 815 East Main Street Newport, Vt.05855 Tel.802-334-8335 Martin, by P.Smith; Mrs Martin by P.Burden; firechief by J Novotny and maid by M Stead It was a one-act production and the setting was the drawing room of a middle-class home in a suburb of London.England To hear the cast one would think they might have been flown over from London, so good was the English accent » The second play.The Ugly Duckling, by A A Milne had a cast of seven D Cochrane portrayed the King, with all pomp and vanity, while the Queen was Doug McDade; Chancellor, D Shapiro; Prince and Princess were .1 Lush and J.den Hartog; Carlo, Don McDade and Dulcibella, B.Hodge This was also a one-act and the scene setting was the throne room in an imaginary castle in an imaginary country There's a great deal to be said for all the actors who presented supreme performances, especially the boys who portrayed the parts of the women in the plays.In both plays there were several others, both staff and students, who served behind the scenes\".Between the plays, Movie Montage was presented These were films produced by the Movie Club of the school.The films included the introduction and flight, pictures taken from a plane of Newport, the Border communities.Lake Massawippi and points between, then of the sports of the autumn season.the February winter carnival and a few others, all of which were very good To make the February listing on the Headmasters list are Grade 12.N.Sandberg.C Swift and B Wallace; Grade 11.I Morantz.P Schram, D.Slack and N Wallace; Grade 10, E.Dempster, H Spinner: Grade 9, W.Craighead, S Etcheverry, J Van Wagner, C.Agnew, M Elder, P.Wayne Junior School J Deacon, D Fownes, R Ho and S.Scholefield Raymond Lester, Headmaster and George Banks, bursar, will be in Montreal on March 13 to attend an executive meeting of the College Board Mr Lester was a week in New York, where he represented and spoke for the Canadian SJPREMi YOU GET MUCH MORE \\ WITH ^supreme mini-prices; Headmasters Association March 19 is the date for the Athletic awards for the basketball hockey, and ski season.Alex Philip.Director of Athletics is making arrangements for a speaker March 17, the Inspector of Schools, Department of Education.will be here at the school.Mr Lome Shewfelt, the new headmaster of Albert College, Belleville, Ont .a co-ed school of the United Church of Canada, will spend a couple of days here at Stanstead College.Mr.Shewfelt will assume his new duties in September.The hockey teams season ended on Saturday, March 8, with a successful two games played with Kimball Union Academy,, of Dartsmouth College.Mcridan.Prices effective from March 12th to 15th, '69.FREE! 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Mrs.R.Paulette on the women\u2019s work; Don Fish on Fellowship and Young Couples; Miss Suchard on Sunshine Clubs for boys and girls; and R.Beckwith on Missionary interests.Spencer Dibble, presently on furlough from Nigeria, gave a timely message on missionary work Dr.W.J.Klinck presented an account of Grace Christian Home at Huntingville where 40 elderly folk are in residence; and also with R.Gurnett, a report on the Maplemount Home in Cookshire where 21 children are being cared for H Munkittrick in his report as manager of Frontier Lodge Camp on Lake Wallis, announced that between 500 and 600 children and young people attended the different camps throughout the summer.N.J.Gentry presented the wont of Boys' Brigade and Pioneer Girls which is carried on jointly by Huntingville Christian Church and Grace Chapel.Sherbrooke A.J Reynolds gave the report on the work of the French assemblies A very interesting feature of the conference was a panel composed of W.J.Klinck.N.J.Gentry.John Klinck, A.C Hill, W Scott and C.Haley when questions submitted from the floor were discussed and answered.H A.Welch acted as moderator.Dr A C Hill was chairman of the afternoon session; R.Beckwith of the evening session, and in between an excellent supper was provided under the supervision of Mrs.H.Munkittrick.Special music was provided by the Marksmen Chorale from Cherry River, and the conference closed with R Gurnett giving a brief summation of what had been given in the different reports.SPECIALTIES STEAKS ON GRILL CHICKEN BAR-B-Q DINING ROOM \u2022 RESERVED TABLES f LENNOX LOACH PROPRIETOR li, FULLY LICENSED SMALL RECEPTIONS 314 QUEEN LENNOXVILLE 562-9544 A N SERVICE SMALL MODERN PIANOS Complete keyboard.Sold directly from our factory at wholesale prices.Sales - rental - exchange ROBERT BLOUIN 1506 King West \u2014 569-3423 SHERBROOKE Tip Top Tailors\u2019 I\t___ LAST ENDS made to measure suits SAVE 19.00 *96.reg.115.00 SAVE Hand cut and tailored to your measure Hundreds of patterns to choose from.liberté & fils Itée.\"Famous for fine quality for over 55 years\" 88 Wellington Street North \u2014 Sherbrooke and at our branch store: Sherbrooke Shopping Centre 2283 King Street West \"Home of the famous Campus Shop\" All Types of COMMERCIAL PRINTING PROGRESSIVE PUBLICATIONS INC.(Publishers of the Sherbrooke Daily Record) 72S CPR TERRACE\tSHERBROOKE 569-3636 Sherbrooke ratio Becord WED MARCH 12.1%S Try tk* best in '69 \"Sanhone\" Dry Cleaning .see the difference! CALL: 569-2585 1705 Kina St.W i 1 Red faces displace crosses ?QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 Emilien Lafranee 1.Richmond: complained Tuesday that pictures of Mao Tse-tung and Che Guevara had replaced crucifixes in certain Eastern Townships schools.He asked Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal if he has any intention of holding an inquiry into ' the very strange situation Mr Cardinal said he had re reived no information from regional school boards concerning Mr l.atrance's charge- Vote fever follows winter thill By CUTHBERT JONES (Record StoH Writer) With winter staging what the average citizen hopes is a last despa rate effort to keep its grip on the Eastern Townships poll Heal activity at the constituency level is more or less restricted but with the first real break in the weather provincial poh (loans, at least, may be expected to come out of their hiding places Thoroughly convinced that Premier Bertrand will call a snap election late this spring or early m the summer, the Liberals are planning a series of nominating conventions to d'Youville gets grant renovations which include ex pansion of the laboratory, phar macy.central sterilizing unit and administration area OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Construction grants to two Quebec hospitals were announced Tuesday by the federal health department .Hôpital d\u2019Youville in Space also will be made for Sherbrooke will get $445.000 for another 01 beds Six-year-old found dead in bathtub select candidates tor the seats now held b> I\u2019mon Nationale supporters The Opposition makes no se cret ot its belief that there will he tough sleding tor the Liber als in the Eastern Townships ridings that returned l mon \\a tionale members in 1000 as most of the government supporters from this area hold prestige positions in the National As sembh Topping the list, of course, is none other than Premier Jean Jacques Bertrand himselt interim leader ol the l mon Na tionale parly and head ot the government, who has been the long-time representative for Missisquoi The Premier holds a strong personal popularity in lus home riding, a feeling that has been in no way diminished by his assumption of the highest elect ive office in the province And the neighboring county FREE SHOES \u2014 Arthur La-forest of the Salvation Army inspects some of the 52,030 worth of shoes given to him by a Sherbrooke businessman to be distributed to the needy.Mr.Laforest says the girls' and women's footwear will be made available to the poor who want to come to the Salvation Army Citadel starting at 1 p.m.Friday.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) Lake-side drinking and arrest precede return of RCMP satchel Three defence witnesses told of harassment, drinking bouts and ultimately two middle-of-the-night arrests by Two Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers yesterday in the second day of Conrad Forand's trial on charges of attempted bribery of a police officers and theft of BLAIS & MADRO \"Quality Men's Store\" CUSTOM TAILORS 149 Wellington St.North Sherbrooke\u2014Tel.569-\u2019',28 TH0S.W.LEONARD B.A., III.NOTARY Continental Building, Suite 509 Tel.569-2600 Normand F.Labarge NOTARY Nicol Bldg., 6 Wellington S., Suite 205, Tel.562-5547 Canadian government property.The accused, his wife and his brother Guy.testified that Sergeant Ronald Cormier and Constable Yves Gascon of the RCMP came to Conrad Forand's camp after they had earlier boarded his 28-foot pleasure boat to seize liquor.They said the police, dressed only in swim trunks and carrying sidearms, offered to return all the liquor if they would return a briefcase the officers said they had left on Forand\u2019s boat after the raid.The witnesses said the two men remained for over two hours and Mr.Gascon took one of the liquor bottles from the patrol boat and along with the two Forand brothers had four dixie cups full of the vodka while Sergeant Cormier restricted himself to two beers.During this time, they said, the police continued asking about the briefcase and Constable Gascon, putting his hand on his gun twice threatened to show them what prison was like by hand-cuffing them and taking them away.Later that night, they said, at about 2 a m.both Forand brothers were arrested, their hands handcuffed behind their backs, and taken away for a night in jail with no warrant Andre Langlais, crown attorney.cross examined all three of the witnesses repeatedly asking them if they were sure they were telling the truth.Provincial Police homicide detectives are investigating the death of a six-year-old Richmond boy who was found yesterday.apparently strangled in the bathtub of his home.Pierre Chedy's father found his body when he returned from work Mrs.Chedy who was sleeping at the time is in hospital now and police say she will be wanted as a witness at the coroner's inquest.Richmond Chief of Police M E.Perreault said this morning the boy's father came to Ihe station to report the death He said he started to conduct the investigation and then called QPP 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and publishers\" who thought the only hope for Cana dian publishing was to rut off American magazines, and ask ed to start a new magazine Canada Month first appeared July L 1961.with an attack on Marx.Freud, The Royal Commission.the principal Canadian magazine publisher and protectionism.Mr Woodward outlined some of the problems encountered by the magazine during his time with it when articles and stories were published defending libertarian ideas.Canada Month lost its only substantial advertisor among the pulp and paper companies when Canada Month suggested the presidents of paper companies convicted in price fixing of charges should be fired because cheating the market would \u201cinvite the very intrusion by government into commerce that would lead to the destruction of the private economy.\" Canadian Channing Corporation Ltd.2727 King St.West, Sherbrooke, Que.Please send me information on your different plans.NAME 1660 King West 567-1666 SHERBROOKE ADDRESS TEL.i~Pau( ^inclell PHOTOGRAFIK Portraits, Wedding, Commercial and Industrial Photography Clip and save for the next time you «ant quality photography with fresh new ideas.ot Shelford is represented t>\\ another cabinet minister.I\u2019ub lie Works Minister Vrmand Hus sell, a man who managed to retain Ins seat for the l mon Nationale during the Liberal sweeps of 1960 and 1962 Similarly in Compton.Lands and Forests Minister Claude Gosselin ran up substantial ma jonties in the same years \\ newcomer ot the National Assembly then the l.egisla live Assembly m 1966.Kay nald Frechette ot Sherbrooke has been named vice-president of the National Assembly a post corresponding to that of Deputy Speaker in the old Legis laturo set up another position of importance And Rene Lavoie.UN mem her for Wolfe, holds down the vital job of chiel 1 mon Nation ale whip, a post not recognized under any consiitution or parliamentary law.hut one that gives the occupant much politi cal power as sort of liaison ot ticer between the cabinet mint sters and the individual Union Nationale members To date only one Liberal op potion) lias been selected to do battle with a minister, Orner Dionne, ot Uookshire, being no nunatod at a convention held in Uookshire last tall to oppose Forestry Minister Gosselin But the Liberals plan to hold a series of county meetings to pick their standard bearers, the lust planned later this month and continuing through April Le l\u2019arfi Québécois, a sépara list group headed h\\ Rene Loves quo.is conducting an active campaign ot organization in this district.Union Nationale activity in ridings now held h\\ Libérais has been more or less suspend ed until the position of Premier Bertrand lias been determined.First city candidate signs up and Dennis Premonl spent most of the night in Richmond and returned this morning with results of their investigation.Inspector Masson said Mrs Chedy was in no condition to talk after the discovery and it is suspected that she may have taken some type of barbituates.He said she is in a special hospital ward where she will remain until doctors say she is ready to testify at an inquiry.The death was probably caused by strangulation or drowning, he said.An autopsy will be performed today by Dr J.P.Valcourt in Montreal.No date for the inquest has been set.Chief Perrault said this morning.Mr Woodward fought a personal battle as the editor of a libertarian magazine when he refused to apply for a social insurance number.Defended by two of the top lawyers in Canada.Maxwell Cohen, now dean of McGill law and Jerry LeDain who is dean of Osgood Hall law school, fought in the courts for Mr Woodward\u2019s rights.They lost and paid a $10 nominal fine but if they had won no one could have been forced by his employee to apply for a social insurance number.Mr Woodward told of fights against the Canadian wheat sales to China and refusing to accept advertising from Government of Saskatchewan under the premiership of Woodrow Lloyd.As time went on.friends and foes alike were writing for the magazine.John Deifenbaker, Tommy Douglas and federal MPs and provincial premiers were writing articles and some companies were underwriting subscriptions to school children and MPs and MLAs.Still, since the first edition of the magazine.Mr Woodward said.Canada Month has always been in financial trouble.Mr Woodward recalls soliciting for \"the only Canadian periodical that consistently advocates personal liberty and the private economy\" and listening as he was told I believe in everything you say, I think the magazine is doing an invaluable job but I just can t do anything now.\" Contran Guillemelte became the first of a possible lour candidates for the vacant Center Ward council seat yesterday when he filed his nomination papers with city clerk Henri Paul Emond Mr Guillemelte, a< companied by his election agent Gaston Beaudoin and a supporter J.E.R.Pepin registered yesterday morning.Mr Guillemelte.former pres ident of the Sherbrooke Chain ber of Commerce, is being sup ported by a group who are sending letters asking people to support him, Paul Nadeau, Sherbrooke businessman and pres idem of the Rotary chib said Monday.Mr Guillemette said he had received requests to run for alderman and after long and seri ous deliberation he decided to contest the seat.Lucien Bedard, forestry engineer in charge of the Eastern Townships Forestry Association has announced he will contest the seat and the Civic Action League is planning to enter a candidate.Another possible contestant, Raymond Bergeron, is outside the country and no official statement of his intentions has been made.BRIEFLETS SHERBROOKE Annual Shamrock Luncheon, Plymouth United' Church Hall, Dufferin Ave., Thursday, March 13, from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p m.Auspices Plymouth U.C.W.FIRST ENTRY \u2014 Gonlran Guillemette yesterday became the first candidate lor the Center Ward's seat left vacant by the death of Aider-man Amedee Roy two weeks ago.Mr.Guillemette filed his nomination papers, 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with each passing day If and when the Prime Minister gets around to taking some positive action perhaps his first move should be to dismiss Postmaster General Erie Kierans and replace him with a man more amenable to reason in his dealings with the postal employees and the public Partly as a result of cost-cutting programs instituted by the Minister the post office has reached the nadir of inefficiency.No longer can Canadian businessmen expect to carry on speedy communications through the use of the post office facilities.Letters mailed from the smaller centres in this area to Sherbrooke are likely to be three or four days en route.Five days has become the accepted time for delivery here of a letter mailed in Montreal and seven-day service between Toronto and Sherbrooke is not unusual.This compares with the overnight service between these points which was in effect not many months ago.Faced with a complete breakdown in employee morale, the Postmaster General seems to delight in going out of his way to aggravate conditions, threatening legal sanctions against employees engaging in wildcat walkouts at a time when it is obvious that conciliation should be the order of the day.In face of the increasingly - strained relations between the Minister and the workers it is apparent that improvements in service can be expected only by the resignation of Mr.Kierans or by a complete change in the staff across the country.Certainly Prime Minister Trudeau should find il easier to name a new Postmaster General than seek to recruit a new staff.Most impatient person in the world is the fellow waiting for you to finish your tale of woe so that he can begin to tell you his sad story.More zoning publicity In his attack against (he alleged secrecy surrounding the proposed re-zoning plan for the Duvernay area of the North Ward.Aid Gaston Roy is voicing the concern being expressed by many proprietors over the manner in which zoning regulations are amended.Secrecy may be a rather strong word to use in referring to the amending procedures but there certainly is a lack of information for the proprietors of the areas affected.Unless by some chance : mie unusually observant proprietor manages to get v nd of the planned amendments the first thing the residents learn is that a bylaw to effect the changes has been adopted by the Council and that a public meeting will be held to approve or reject the plans.And the notices are conveniently vague, merely stating that Bylaw No.9046 has been adopted to amend the regulations for certain zones without giving any idea of the extent of the proposed changes which could entirely change the character of a neighborhood Admittedly any set of regulations which are as tightly restrictive as the Sherbrooke zoning bylaw need periodical revision in the light of changing conditions.But some scheme should be devised whereby the residents of the district can gain complete information on- the nature of the proposed changes and register their views before, not after, the amending bylaw is approved.People who have all their marbles at 50 were much better at the game than we were during our mibs-shooting years.TODAY in history By THE CANADIAN PRESS March 12, 1969 .Dr Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Kuomingtang, died 44 years ago today\u2014in 1925\u2014 after setting up the government of Peking.He was first proclaimed president of China in 1912 Dr Sun was embroiled in civil war and widespread chaos until the last few months, when SbecbrooLe PailijBecocd SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery, 45e weekly.Mail subscriptions in City of Sherbrooke, $23.40 per year.Mail subscriptions elsewhere, 1 year $18.00, 6 months $9.00, 3 months $6.00, one month $3.00.Single copies 10c, over 30 days 25c, ovar 90 days 50c.Remittance with order.\"Authorised as second class mail.Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash.\" OTTAWA OFFBEAT OTTAWA This has got to be the ultimate in something Ridiculous could be the best word for it For now the Commons Estimates Committee has it on the word of Treasury Board President Charles Bud\" Drury that the government s bookkeeping has been \"deliberately devious As if it were something to boast about, he cheerfully conceded that while the government hadn't actually cooked the books, it had made the en tries \"confusing and vague\" on purpose.The government's books are the Treasury Board's Estimates These are supposed to outline, item-by-item, job-by-job.project-by-project.department-by-depart ment, precisely where the govern- ment proposes spending the almost $12,000.000.000 - that's twelve billion it is taking in taxes this year from you and every other working Canadian who pays annual tribute to National Revenue.The Commons Estimates Committee exists for the purpose only of making sure you get your tax-money s worth from the government F All GUV But the Estimates this year are being doubly doctored.Not only is the government skipping many of where-who-what details of its multi-billion dollar spending plans, but presenting big blank cheques to Parliament for its signature.There are two motives: 1 Omission of the who-what- where details make it impossible for parliamentarians or anyone else to determine which deputy minister, director-general or even public relations flack got how big a salary increase in these days of government-proclaimed pay restraint'' 1\tAnd not knowing, how can any Opposition MP ask why or what's going onU 2\tThe presentation of blank cheques is intended Mr Drury explains with pride, to keep the civil service in the dark in pay negotiations (The catch is that, as Bud Drury terms it, \"this policy of concealment \u2019 also keeps Parliament in the dark.Who says so?Bud Drury, that\u2019s who.) The blank cheque way of doing government business came political and military officials from Soviet Russia helped unify China.Dr.Sun's widow was the sister of Mme.Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China.1854\u2014The Crimean Treaty of Alliance was signed, 1933\u2014The Swastika became Germany's national flag Second World War Twenty-five-years ago today\u2014in 1944\u2014Great Britain restricted travel between Britain and Northern Ireland and Eire: Admiral Karl Doenitz substituted for Hitler in Germany's Memorial Day address; United States planes bombed the Pas-de-Calais area without a fighter escort PBflyER is SO* too*'» MOM vP J Che Upper Roomed Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart.(Psalm 27:14) PRAYER: Teach us to wait for Thy leading, Father, in obedience and trust, knowing Thy guidance is sure and perfect.We pray in the name of Jesus, who looked to Thee in complete trust and obedience.Amen.v \u201cBut we\u2019ve GOT to go Lack after 10 days .' Ninety-nine years Ray's guilty plea puts lid on trial and puzzling questions An AP News Analysis For more than six months now, AP Newsfeatures writer Bernard Gavier has practically lived with the case of James Earl Ray.To gather material for a recent 15 000 word story on Ray and the King murder, Gavier t r a v e I I e d 10,000 miles, tracking down all possible clues.James Earl Ray\u2019s plea of guilty to the murder of Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.put the lid on a court trial which may have aired puzzling questions about his escape from prison, his motive in killing King and his flight from justice.Ray was sentenced to 99 years in prison.His lawyer, Percy Foreman, said his goal was to save Ray\u2019s life and he is satisfied there was no conspiracy.Ray said he disgrees there was no conspiracy but that he wasn't going to fight it His imprisonment without the searching inquiry a trial would have produced leaves a number of key questions unanswered: 1.\tHow did he pay his way?From the time of his escape from Missouri State Penitentiary at Jefferson City.Mo., April 23, 1967.until his capture in London, June 8.1968.it is estimated he spent at least $10.-0(X1.He had travelled variously to Toronto, Montreal, Atlanta.Birmingham, New Orleans.Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Los Angeles, Memphis, Portugal and London He is reported to have robbed a Montreal house of prostitution of $800 and a London bank of about $400 RCMPSAYS NO 2.\tPublished accounts from prison of Ray\u2019s version of his flight say he was contacted in Montreal by a light-haired, or blonde.Latin man named \"Raoul.\" This man, Ray said, gave him thousands of dollars.But the RCMP say no evidence of such a man has been found.Was this a fantasy or was there a person named Raoul?3.\tMinutes after Dr King was shot as he stood on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis.one police radio channel was occupied with details of a fake pursuit of a white Mustang.which apparently concentrated police attention in directions away from the more logical and immediate routes of flight to adjoining Arkansas or Mississippi.Police said this was a hoax, but so far as is known there has been no public explanation of the coincidence that the white Mustang of the hoax was to be the same kind of car which Rav used.By BERNARD GAVZER AP Newsfeatures Writer 4.\tDr.King had previously housed himself in the white-operated Riverfront Motel but he noved into the Negro-operated Lorraine on April 4, 1968, the day King was slain How did Ray know for certain that King was there and that he had a room on a balcony that was exposed to possible attack from a number of positions across a street?5.\tHow did Ray pick the rooming house on Main Street and how did he know that the best vantage point would be from the hallway bathroom, from which the fatal shot was fired\" He had been offered a kitchenette in another part of the establishment, but this would have looked out to Main Street, away from the Lorraine site.USED TORONTO NAMES 6.\tOf the aliases he used, three were of living men all residing within the Toronto area: Paul Bridgman.Ramon George Sneyd, Eric Starve Galt Galt's actual middle name is St.Vincent Did someone select the names\" What were the odds that he could randomly select such names and then find sufficient information to be able to use them, such as he did in seeking passports and other official documents in the names of Bridgman and Sneyd?7.\tWhile in Birmingham, before the King assassination.Ray bought a white Mustang for $1.995 cash.Later, when he was (in Los Angeles, two unexplained events regarding the licence occurred.On Feb.28-29, 1968, the Alabama Highway Patrol received a telephoned request for a duplicate licence for \"Galt,\u201d as Ray was known.It was sent to a Birmingham rooming house on March 1, with a request for 25-cents fee The quarter was received by the highway department on March 6.Who placed the call, who sent the quarter, why?8.\tIn an Atlanta rooming house before the slaying, Ray had departed, leaving behind a map which bore his fingerprint and had four places circled on it King's home, the headquarters of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.King's church and a project housing area where the white Mustang was found abandoned after the slaying.Who furnished the information for the map?Did Ray figure it out on his own.or were others involved\" 9.\tBefore the slaying, Ray went to the Aero Marine Supply Co., near the Birmingham airport, where he first bought a .243 Remington He returned the next day, to get a more power-f u 1 Remington Gamemaster.W'hy would he have risked making an exchange which would fix his appearance in the minds of others?Why would he have decided on a more powerful weapon?The .243 would have been just as deadly, say some hunters.HELPED IN ESCAPE?10.\tRay\u2019s published accounts of his escape from the Missouri State Penitentiary say he scaled the wall with the aid of a long-handled kitchen tool.Examination of the inside of the wall indicates this was a highly fanciful account.Had he indeed gone over the wall at the point he claims, he still would not have been out of the prison because there is an additional supervised area he would have had to negotiate.Prison authorities still contend he got into a bread-box with the aid of one or perhaps more prisoners.If so, who helped him?11.\tAfter the slaying, Ray managed to obtain a passport in Toronto under the name of Ramon George Sneyd.There are conflicting versions of just how his passport was obtained, especially since the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Toronto has no record of sending a duplicate \"Sneyd\u201d birth certificate to him.One was sent to Ray, as \u201cPaul Bridgman,\" but it was returned, unreceived Without any document to show his identity, it remains a mystery as to how Ray was able to get the passport in the name of Sneyd.12.\tOnce he went abroad and arrived in Portugal.Ray was safe from the long arm of American law.The United States has no extradition agreement with Portugal involving such capital cases and he would have been safe there.He went to London.Why?There are other questions, pertinent but in a way, secondary.The answers to these key questions may have emerged had witnesses been called and evidence presented, and had Ray been on the stand for cross-examination.Leech Breeders Early in the 19th century, when phlebotomy or \"bleeding\" of patients was practiced by physicians, \"medicinal\u2019\u2019 leeches were raised on farms throughout Europe and America, according to the Encyclopeadia Britannica.to light in the presentation of more than $222 million in what is called \"supplementary \" Estimates Difficult as it might be for the taxpayer to believe, the government never budgets for enough, and so has to keep coming back to Parliament \u2014 and indirectly, you \u2014 for more Of that $222 million-plus.$105 million was for coverage of civil service pav increases WE RE SOFT But there was just the lump sum on the cheque No details of who in what department might be getting how-much A howl of protest went up from the Commons Estimates Committee with even its Liberal members joining the clamor of com- Bygone days TEN YEARS AGO \"Julius Caesar\", William Shakespear's mos* popular play with students, will be presented in Pierce Hall, Stanstead College.Full of color, excitement and action, \"Julius Caesar' was chosen as the College Drama Club's annual project because it appeals both to young people brought up on movie and TV westerns and to adults who appreciate the finer points of Shakespearian tragedy.This year's production as last year's very successful \"Twelfth Night\" is under the direction of Peter Mellors, the head of the college's English department.FIFTEEN YEARS AGO St.Monica's Guild held its monthly meeting in St.George's Hall with 27 members present.Mrs.N.Hunting, the president, was in the chair and welcomed three new members, Mrs.Ivan Saunders, Mrs.H.Hunting and Miss Nancy Lawrence to the group.Conveners were appointed to make arrangements for the Christmas sale.Mrs.L.Memory will be in charge of the novelty table.Mrs.E.Siveright aprons and Mrs.L.Jenne and Mrs.T.Mills knitted articles.The business meeting was followed by a social evening after which the hostesses served refreshments.TWENTY YEARS AGO Parents night was held in Knowlton Composite High School.Almost 100 parents took advantage of this opportunity to meet with the teachers and discuss with them the progress of their children.An added attraction was the display of scientific equipment in the laboratory, where several pupils carried on experiments, actually performed in regular lab periods.Many parents visited a manual training shop where several boys under the directorship of their teacher, Glen Brown, were busy at work on various projects.Both teachers and parents felt the evening had been mutually beneficial and expressed hopes that the Parents night would become a regular feature of the school program.By RICHARD JACKSON lective bargaining \u2014 \"scares Mitchell Sharp So on that basis, rationalizes Bud Drurv, the government feels plaint Too bad the government had to be so deliberately devious.\u2019 Bud Drurv tried to soothe the committee But if the MPs could it has to so fix the books as to tell from a glance at the Estimates how much the govern- confuse these unions even at the price of misleading Parlia- ment expected it would have ment to raise pav for what jobs in It doesn\u2019t seem to be work- which department \u2014 \"well, wouldn\u2019t the heads of the civil ing with the civil service They\u2019re not so \"confused\" by Bud service unions be able to tell, Drury\u2019s doctoring of the treas- too?urv board books that thev re And when it cornes to collec- not bumping the payroll from live bargaining with its own $2,197.000.000 to $2.393.000.000.employees, former F'inance Min ister Mitchell Sharp has publicly confessed, no boss could be mg \"expense\" allowances run-a softer touch than the govern- ning into the multi-millions.for a fine fat additional $196 -000.000 And that\u2019s not count- ment.The power of the public ser- Seems like only Parliament\u2019s being confused\" by the govern- vice unions \u2014 the former Pear- ment's self-confessed \"deliber-son government brought in col- ately devious\u201d bookkeeping.In May Way is clear for circling the moon HOUSTON (APi - Apollo 9 apparently has cleared the way for three Americans to circle the moon 63 hours in May \u2014 three times longer than the Apollo 8 pilots spent in lunar orbit at Christmas time While a final decision will not be made until all data from Apollo 9 is reviewed late this month, project officials say privately a comparatively long flight around the moon appears to be the most likely choice for Apollo 10.With their Apollo 9 journey barely past the half-way point, astronauts James A.McDivitt.David Scott and Russell L.Schweickart already have completed nearly all their mission objectives.But enough questions remain - particularly about navigation around the moon \u2014 that a decision to land on the lunar surface on the next flight stands only \u201ca small chance.\u201d said Lt.-Gen.Samuel C.Phillips.Apollo program director.MUCH TO COME Phillips said the current flight \u201chas served its main primary purpose, namely to get the lunar module \u2014 LEM \u2014 into manned operation and to demonstrate a large number of the important manoeuvres the LEM must do\u201d when it ferries spacemen from an orbiting command ship to and from the moon\u2019s surface.Friday's successful rendezvous flight between the Apollo 9 command ship and its LEM proved the efficiency of engines that will be used to land astronauts on the moon and rocket them back into lunar orbit.That risky six-hour test also showed that the LEM\u2019s guidance electronics, radar, life-support equipment and other critical systems worked perfectly.this eliminating the need for another LEM flight in earth orbit.Current plans call for astronauts Thomas P.Stafford, Eugene A.Cernan and John W.Young to blast off May 17 in Apollo 10 with Stafford and Cernan flying a LEM to within 50,-000 feet of the moon's surface, but not landing.The first astronauts to walk on the moon are expected to be Neil A Armstrong and Edwin E.Aldrin, who are to guide their LEM to a touchdown near the moon's equator about July 18 while Michael Collins flies the Apollo 11.command ship in lunar orbit.JUNE IS POSSIBLE By sidelining the May Apollo flight, which has a LEM too heavy to settle to the lunar surface, and going directly to Apollo 11.the moon landing could be moved up to about mid-June.Important navigation questions arose during the around-the-moon flight Apollo 8.however, that may make the moonlanding risk too high without another moon orbit flight.Phillips said.\u201cWhen we started to get altitude from the measurements we took from Apollo 8, we had two measurements with a telescope and one measurement with a sextant, and they did not correlate,\u201d said Christopher C.Kraft.Jr .director of flight operations.On a landing flight, the command ship's exact altitude must be known so that the astronauts, blasting off from the moon, can find the ship which will return them to earth.Kraft said flight planners are considering having the Apollo 10 crew circle the moon 63 hours so enough data can be obtained to predict exactly what must be done on Apollo 11.WORLD ALMANAC FACTS John Bull, the symbol of the hearty though gullible Englishman, was made popular, but not invented, in 1712 by John Arbuthnot in \"Law is a Bottomless Pit: Exemplified in the Case of Lord Strutt (Spain), Fo^tuu4 Mortlcet SELF\tAl t .\tSERVICE Tel.562*1591\t.\tFree Parking FREE PARKING \u2022 BEER & PORTER ON ICE Delivery Twice Daily 350 MARQUETTE ST, in all parts of the city.Tel.562-1591 or 567-4588 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS \u2014 P.Blouin, G.Goulet, G.Mercier, W.Lagasse, G.Fournier, M.Dubois, J.P.Loiselle, R.Langlois, J.E.Codere, B.Daigneault.GROCERIES ECONOMICAL MEAT Campbell's Tomato Soup \u2014\t10 oz.4/49c Libby's Beans\t28 oz.2/69c Tender Flake Pure Lard\t2/49c Gem Long Rice\t2 lbs.39c Peas for soup\t5 lbs.59c Pitted Dates\t2 lbs.49c Jersey Gold Butter\tlb.67c Eggs \u2014 Grade \"A\" Medium\tdoz.55c Asbestos Bread\t20 oz.3/55c Twinkle Cake Mix\t15 oz.4/89c Heinz Ketchup\t11 oz.2 49c Catelli spaghetti or Macaroni\t16 oz.4/89c Christie's Soda Crackers\tlb.39c Drive Detergent Soap\tgiant size 99c GE Electric Bulbs\t2/39c Kleenex Paper Towels\t2 pkgs.89c Domestik Wax Paper\t3/1.00 Nylons\t4 pairs 1.00 VEGETABLES\t Quebec Potatoes\t50 lbs.99c Florida Cabbages\tlb.10c Quebec Turnips\tlb.6c Florida Oranges \u2014 size 125\tdoz.49c FISH\t Salted Cod, New Crop\tlb.39c Salted Herrings\tlb.30c Fillet of Haddock\tlb.65c Fillet of Cod\tlb.55c Salted Turbo!\tlb.39c WESTERN BEEF FOR YOUR Hind quarters Complete Side Loin Roast \u2014 Parity Boneless Chuck Roast \u2014 Partly Boneless WESTERN BEEF \u2014 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David with Miss Guila Jones as co-hostess In the absence of the president, Mrs David presided The meeting was opened by all members repeating the collect and the motto The roll call was answered by the paying of dues It was moved to donate to the Student Loan Fund An nual reports were brought in by the conveners Mrs Irene Williams brought in a report of the Connu Ex ecutive meeting held at the home of Mrs Archie Dryden Febru ary 12 It was voted to continue the talent money Mrs L Bell was nominated delegate to the Annual County meeting to be held at Dunham May 13 The slate of officers was brought in b\\ Mrs Geo Brom b> The following officers wen' elected for the year 1969 Honorary president, Mrs Geo Hooper, president.Mrs Merlin Lewis, first vice president.Mrs Irene Williams, second vice - president, Mrs Earle Dryden.secretary, Mrs John Syberg.treasurer, Mrs Geo Bromby; correspondence sec retary.Miss IXiris Bridget te.conveners Agriculture.Mrs Cedric Dougall: citizenship Miss Norma Cummings, education, Mrs Murray Mason, home economics, Mrs Chester Longe way.publicity.Mrs Lynn Bell, welfare and health, Mrs Elwin Stowe.ACWW, Mrs G A Dav id, sunshine and birthday bov Mrs Randolph Dustin The drawing was won by Mrs Earle Dryden Gifts were presented to the officers for the splendid work they had done Refreshments were served bv Business is discussed at the March meeting of South Bolton s W M C SOUTH BOLTON - (Special) \u2014 The March meeting of the WMC of the Bethel Pentecostal Church, South Bolton, was held in the home of Mrs.Ruth Le-voy on Mar 4 at 7 20 p m.The meeting was opened by the president.Mrs.A Willey, and the singing of the WMC Chorus Mrs Willey read the monthly bulletin and the lesson on Frustrations \u2014 The Mastery of the Thought Life, after which the members participated each in their turn in reading verses of Psalms 139, and then they went to group prayer.The minutes were read by acting secretary, Mrs M Bray, in the absence of Miss Juanita Willey Mrs.A.Cameron moved they be accepted as read and seconded by Mrs.J Le-pouce.At the WMC church service held previously, Mrs.Elsa Chiarelli.missionary, suggested missionaries Ernest Spreng 1er family be adopted instead of the Chiarellis as she felt that .they also hold annual service DOMINICA MEASLES ONSLAUGHT- Dr.Herbert Wal- Sutton\u2019s youth tentre is now going strong SUTTON (Special) - Created by Mayor and aldermen in conjunction with the Recreation Club as a welcome spot for Sutton juveniles, the new Youth Center at the Town House already is a success.Many teenagers are enjoying its fine facilities.Open for their use on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of each week, the youths of the town hold meetings of Youths like it SUTTON - (Special) - Due to the generosity of the council, there is no rent charge for the Youth Club for use of the beautifully equipped rooms at the Town House, and everything practical is being done to afford many happy hours for Sutton juveniles.Besides that, provision is also made for use of the rooms at specified times by members of the Golden Age group of senior citizens.With a fine bilingual free library open several days every week in another part of the same building, adults and teenagers and young children are given a full opportunity to read the works of popular authors in either language of their choice.So, with so much there for youthful enjoyment, the Town House has indeed become a favorite haunt for Sutton\u2019s younger generation.Warden Mrs.Mary Sicard.Mr.Paul Sicard and Miss Shirley Le-clair were calling on Mrs.Annie Ives and Mr and Mrs.R.Utton at Orleans, Vt.Mr.Andrew Bowker is a surgical patient at Sherbrooke Hospital.Members of his family visited him on the weekend.Mr.Paul Sicard and Miss Shirley Leclair.Montreal, were weekend guests of Mrs.Mary Sicard.their Youth Club and enjoy darts, chess, checkers, table tennis and popular card games for the first part of an evening.Then with lights over the tables turned off, they dance under the soft glow of other lights.With proper supervision to assure maximum of enjoyment without any unpleasant incidents, the young people now rate the center as a favorite meeting place.No racial lines are drawn and Canadians of all nationalities can mix freely.Fishing derby STANBRIDGE EAST - (Special) \u2014 An estimated 3,000 cars were on the ice of Lake Champlain on Mar.2, the closing day of the 17th annual Fishing Derby, sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No.82, Phillipsburg.The Derby opened Feb.22 and was well supported throughout the nine-day event.Ticket sales were high in the Eastern Townships, Montreal and across the border assuring financial success, competition was keen as each day\u2019s catch was weighed in at the Phillipsburg and Venice weigh-in points.Prizes for the largest fish caught in each class were as follows: Dore, first prize $15 was won by Y von Landry of Drummondville, 5 lbs.3 oz.; second prize, $5, Michel Poirier, Cowansville, 4 lbs.8 oz.; Pike: First prize, $10, Michel Lafrenier, Point aux Trembles, 8 lbs.10 oz.; second prize, $5, Michel Poirier, Cowansville, 5 lbs.13 oz.; Perch: First prize,1 $10.Real Patenaude.Cowansville, 1 lb.3 oz.; second prize, U.Gemme, L\u2019Ange Gardien, 1 lb.IVz oz.Miscellaneous, first prize $5 Fernand Cour-chesne, Venice, 9 lb.4 oz.cat fish.Following the ticket draw, the Ladies Auxiliary served a hot dish supper in the Legion Hall which was very much enjoyed by all of the workers after a long day on the lake Ms of Sarnia administers one-shot measles vaccine to five-year-old Dominica girl.She was one of more than 100,000 youngsters treated during the red measles epidemic in the Dominican Republic.(CP Photo) SOUTH BOLTON - (Special) \u2014The Bethel Pentecostal Church WMC, South Bolton, held their annual church service program February 22 \u2014 the public had been invited Honorary president.Rev.Mrs.Malcolm A Eby gave the opening prayer followed by singing the WMC Chorus Workers Together.Hymnal singing, led by Miss Juanita Willey, Granby, of Bringing in the Sheaves and Speak My Lord was accompani- ed by Messrs Russell Coates on the guitar and Walter Hen-drykowski on the accordion.Mrs William Tracey.Waterloo.gave bible reading of Acts 9:36 to 42 President, Mrs Albert Willey explained to the audience how the WMC got started and its progress lo-date.Misses Willow Tracey, Waterloo, and Candy Coates aptly handled the large attendance as usherettes.Mrs Elsa Chiarelli, Montreal, who wore a hand-made native costume of colorful patterned cotton with a full length shoulder shawl of the same material (this dress is worn only on special occasions in Africa), was guest speaker and also presented the film Work of the Missionaries in Kenya.Africa, Mrs Willey closed in prayer after which (he group presented Mrs.Chiarelli with a pair of hand-made pillow slips someone else needed the aide throughout the year more than they did The secretary will write the Sprenglers in this regard After the monthly offering was received it was decided that the WMC would contribute towards runner rugs for the church aisles The group was told that the WMC Church service offering was turned over to the head office in Toronto.It was decided to wait until fall to work out the Bible college graduation gift of a quilt A parcel consisting of two pairs of pillow slips and four dish towels made by members of the group was sent out Mar 3.The work program for the evening was put in scriptures of various languages on used Christmas cards.The meeting closed in prayer by the president at 9 p m Mrs Arthur Hobbs, Mrs James Hunier and Miss Marlyn Hunter Monthly meeting COW ANSY1LLK (Special' The Cowansville Branch of the Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs W Beattie March 4 with an attendance of 24 The roll call was answer ed by the payment of dues Miss K Macintosh reported on the County Board Meeting which was held in Fordyce.February 12 Her dues and a donation was received from Mrs Baird, a member who now lives in Maine A collection was taken to bu\\ articles to fill the Christmas ditty bags Mrs R Jeune Mrs A Bibby and Mrs Beattie were appointed as purchasers As this was the annual meet mg, the conveners gave then year\u2019s reports Mrs L.Lewis reported for agriculture, Mrs K Winser for citizenship.Mrs A Gibson for education, Mrs Ci E 1\u2019helps for home coon omics, iss Macintosh for pub licity and Miss Symons for welfare and health The treasurer's report showed a satisfactory balance All the officers and conveners, who had done excellent work during the past year, were re-elected to their same offices for the coming year Mrs À Biddy and Mrs H Jeune were appointed as delegates to the Provincial eonven tion to be held at Macdonald College June 23 27 It was an noUneed that the County eon vention would be held in Dunham on Mav 13 t y Kotex Plus SANITARY 12s NAPKINS box SALTED CRACKERS Christia's CHOCOLATE CHIPS COOKIES Kleenex - Boutique FACIAL\t260s TISSUE\tbox \u2019 28 oi, beg Kleenex - Boutique BATHROOM /L TISSUE\t^ro Krispy Kernels BLANCHED PEANUTS 12 oz.Kleenex - Boutique PAPER\t75s i NAPKINS pkg.Krispy Kernels SPANISH PEANUTS Kleenex TOWELS white or color 2s pkg.Lowney's VANILLA CREAM EASTER EGGS Candies & Cookies Dept.Kimberly - Clark Sale TV DINNER turkew.«wist «?\u2022»k, ground steak FROZEN FOODS WAFFLES Aunt Jemima 9 oz.DATE TURNOVERS 9.pkg.FRESH PASTRIES BARS, each Gai Luron CREAM Doughnuts 8s pkg.PURE ORANGE JUICE , 71 32 oz.jar w* / * .UU Tender Leaf ORANGE PEKOE TEA bo, 79* Lactantia INSTANT SKIM MILK 3,b box 1.29 Cordon Bleu VEGETABLE DINNER \u201e\t59* Cordon Bleu ASSORTED MEAT SPREAD 3/1.00 Catelli FANCY PASTE 16 oz.pkg.4/89* Blade Roast Red or Blue Brand Beef Wmm Sherbrooke Pailq Betocd HOME DELIVERY 45 Available in the following centres: Sherbrooke\tEast Angus\tThetford Mines Lennoxville\tMagog\tCowansville Asbestos\tHuntingville\tSweetsburg Ayer's Cliff\tNorth Hatley\tSutton Beebe\tRichmond\tWaterloo Copelton\tRock Island\tBedford Cookshire\tStanstead\tK now 1 ton Earlsfown\tWaterville\tStanbridge East Sherbrooke Daily Record Post Office Box 1200 Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.819-569-3636 Nestlé Quik INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK Hn'b\" 4^ Gerber STRAINED AVa ox.jar 6179* Prices effective from March 12th to 15th, 1969.Ladies' CROSS RIB ROAST delicious Can.Western Beef, lb.Federal PRESSED CHICKEN 77* Renoir Federal HOT DOGS sliced or piece Heins \"A Que.product\" 1 lb.pkg.Twinkle assorted NYLONS PANTY HOSE all sizes double mesh .00 |.39 TOMATO KETCHUP 11 oz.btle 2/49\t4/89 CAKE MIX 15 oz.pkg.% Catelli B SPAGHETTI SAUCE 7^\u201c 2/69» Été wâ Shirriff's INSTANT MASHED POTATOES 6 oz.box Kraft PURE HONEY LIQUID or CHURNED 12 oz.jar Aylmer's SLICED PEACHES 19 oz.tin 2/79\u2018 Grenache CARAMEL SPREAD 89c iar w * Xt^v Domestik M WAX PAPER 12 in., 100 ft.rol GLADE DEODORIZER\t49* VELVEETA CHEESE Kraft CANADIAN SLICED CHEESE 8 oz.pkg.2/79* Phillips' MILK OF MAGNESIA 12 oz.btle General Electric BULBS 25 w ¦ 40 w ¦ 60 w \u2022 100 w 2/39* Gerber BABY PANTS all sizes \u2014 Cobono GOLDEN BANANAS 2.29 r,yi- vV- ip'-i ÿÉ* ÿXj- Quebec POTATOES 50 lb.bag From Florida FRESH CARRAGE lb 10* From California SHALLOTS 3/1.00 '\t¦ i j \u2022 g if ¦¦'XXi Ti\u2019-t I t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED , MARCH 12.1969 { ^fL, r HUNTING'S 562-7122 Teacher - learner relationship important FINEST QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Party for silver anniversary BEEBE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.James Elliott were pleasantly surprised recently when 26 relatives assembled at their home to help them celebrate their silver wedding anniversary A presentation of an electric fry pan was made by Donald Elliott, a nephew, while Miss Jean Elliott presented her parents with several gifts as well as a purse of money.A three-tiered decorated cake was also presented to the celebrants The honored couple expressed their appreciation for the pleasant event.The cake was made and decorated by Mrs.Robert Elliott Following a social nour light refreshments were served to terminate a pleasant evening Among the guests were the mothers of the guests of honor.Mrs.Jessie ERiott and Mrs.I Drew, as well as relatives from Glens Falls, N.Y.Montreal.Dixville and the local area.James Elliott and Doris Drew were married on March 8 1944 They are the parents of three daughters, Wendy (Mrs R White) Jean and Janet.Couple makes exotic dishes TORONTO (CP) While his rings near the top of the dish tooth and tongue, to find out wife stays home thinking up one \u2014help to keep the souffle from how it can be improved, gas-exotic menu after another, cer- falling \"\ttronomically and esthetically amist David Long of Toronto designs colourful dishes to Mrs.Long says she couldn t enhance them\tcook a thing before she went to Allure of Cleopatra They advise each other\u2014he on England three years ago Fhere Simple elegance is once how her cooking affects his she found her inspiration in the again in vogue, and jewelry taste buds, she on how his new wife of Dave\u2019s ceramics trainer, has followed fashion.What designs appeal to her\ta woman with a considerable could be more elegant, more Dave s friends say he has \u201can reputation as a gourmet cook dramatic, than a bangle ear for food\tbracelet in gold, silver or Now the Longs dine on gour- enamel, worn either at the \u2018\u2018A souffle dish designed by met food several times a week, wrist or on the upper part Dave,\" says his wife, \u201ccouldn\u2019t \"We analyse each dish \" says PI 0é WAREHOUSE SALE YARD GOODS LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! SALE ENDS SAT.MAR.15th MANY FABRICS AGAIN REDUCED FOR FINAL CLEARANCE SHOP TOMORROW FOR THESE CLOSING SPECIALS mwm m ip*.t *7 VLS .CiiVr-to ¦T-:vvfo:> ,V ft-/ iVM'f * ' .¦» v>, .\t\u2022» \u2022.hk w % \u2018ÿf /.tT, 1.1.> o.FOSTER - Miss Sandra Taylor was feted recently at a miscellaneous shower at the parsonage of St.James' Church, here The hostesses were Mrs Garth Durrell, Mrs Howard Salisbury and Mrs Kathleen Durrell.Miss Taylor had planned to spend the afternoon serving at a silver tea.being brought to the parsonage by her mother who also was to assist serving Upon arriving she was surprised to find about 60 friends and relatives gathered to honor her \u2018P&i&xtteiiâ The Ladies Sherbrooke Curling Club tea of Mar, 18 will be convened by Mrs.S.M.Gillman Other hostesses will be Mrs.Gordon Loomis, Mrs.G.F.Ran-sehousan.Mrs Art Wright, Mrs.D.J.O'Keefe.Mrs.Ross Planche.Mrs.Virginia Gilbert.Mrs.Robert Paterson Pourers will be Mrs E.J Wolfe, Miss Leslie Fales, Miss Mary Wolfe, Mrs.Lome McCone.For table reservations, members may call Mrs.A.L.Vallee at 563-5453 or Mrs Philip Mathias at 569-3358.Sherbrooke Hospital Nurses' Alumnae meeting will be held Tuesday at the Norton Residence at 8:15 p m.Hostesses for the evening will be Miss Marjorie Beckwith.Mrs J.Atto and Mrs.Chas Smith Jr Wm.Lyon.C.A.will speak on Income Tax The bride was presented with a corsage of yellow and white carnations and escorted to a table laden with gifts.After being seated.Miss Taylor was showered with confetti from the balloons overhead.A pink paper umbrella and pink and white bells were used in decoration.Miss Taylor was assisted by the matron of honor Mrs.Howard Salisbury.The bride-elect thanked the guests and expressed her appreciation to all.The hostesses then served lunch assisted by the Misses Helen and Audrey Streeter.Mrs.Raymond Streeter and Mrs.Harold McAuley.Mrs.Taylor and Mrs.White-head poured tea and coffee at the tea table which was centered with a shower cake, made by Mrs.Raymond Streeter and beautifully decorated by Mrs.Myrtle Hilliker, aunts of the prospective groom The cake was served by Miss Taylor and Mrs.Salisbury.Out-of-town guests were from Lennoxville.Cowansville.Sutton Jet .South Stukely.Fulford.Knowlton, Waterloo, Montreal and Jacques Cartier.Miss Taylor will be married to Stewart Whitehead, in May.at St James\u2019 Church, here Lemon Juice Ice Cubes Freeze lemon juice in ice cube trays, then transfer to plastic bags.This will be easy for cooking.One cube will usually hold the juice of one lemon.Balance of Rolls Cleared every day at ridiculously law prices 24-hr SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Tel 569-9571 Payment THE FLAMENCO LOOK -Flamenco look is captured in a black organza cocktail dress photographed at the Toronto Garden Club.Ruffles on the skirt and sleeves are edged in white.\t(CP Wirephoto) Current womens activities DUKE OF WELLINGTON CHAPTER IODE The Duke of Wellington Chapter IODE held the monthly meeting recently at the IODE rooms on Moore Street.Regent.Mrs.P.A.Dauncey.presided and the meeting opened with the prayer of the order.The minutes of the last meet ing and the annual general meeting were read by Mrs.C.S.Hawketts.Treasurer.Mrs.D.A.Maguire, read the financial report which showed a satisfactory balance.Services at home and abroad secretary reported that three knee rugs and two pairs of knit- mm PY Ci ¦ A ' f Aw Mfr.m \t ¦BSEH\t \t \t \t \t 36\" Width Heavy Quality >;./ \u2022*< v FWtv.v\\i.i mê ÜÉ «\u2022.VU1\",; Z ted slippers had been made by members for the Katerie Indian Hospital.World affairs convener.Mrs.J.L.Killoran.read an interesting article on the Caughnawaga Indians of Quebec.Members reported the distribution of library books to patients at the Sherbrooke Hospital in February.Mrs.P.A Dauncey reminded members of the Provincial annual meeting to be held in Montreal on April 16 and 17.It is hoped that several members will attend.The chapter will hold a dessert bridge at the Moore Street rooms on April 29.The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served by Miss Frances Macdonald and Mrs.A.A.Munster.Engagements Mr.and Mrs Donald Skinner of 465 Nelson Street.Petrolia, Ont., wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ann to Ronald Kenneth Wood, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Wood of Sherbrooke.The wedding has been arranged to take place April 5 in St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church.Petrolia.The engagement is announced of Miss Laura Lister, only daughter of Mrs.Agnes Lister of Sawyerville and the late Norman Lister, to Reginald Station, son of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Station of Sawyerville.A May wedding is planned.Choose FEMALE MOUSTACHES -Three models display made-fo-measure moustaches at the West End, London, hairdressing salon of Leonard Ludwin.Selling for about three pounds R)® hairdresser, Leonard Lud-(eight dollars approximately) win, claims they are selling very fast.(AP Wirephoto) C.\u2019.\u2022 How about Portuguese egg breads for Easter?27\" Width Heavy Quality $ wë ''lie- \t \t \t \t ¦im Mid Easter breakfast should be particularly pleasant-unhurried, gracious and containing at least one surprise food.These egg breads, traditionally served in Portugal on Easter morning, are perfect for the occasion.PORTUGUESE EASTER BREADS 6*2 to 714 cups unsifted flour 1 cup sugar 1\tteaspoon salt 2\tpackages active dry yeast 1 cup milk We still have the most complete line ot HALLMARK English cards for all occasions.PAPETERIE PIGEON LIEE 55 Belvedere St.s.Sherbrooke *4 cup water *4 cup (>4 stick) margarine 3 eggs (at room temperature) 8 hard-cooked eggs In a large bowl thoroughly mix 2 cups flour, sugar, salt and undissolved active dry yeast.Combine milk, water and margarine in saucepan.Heat until liquids are warm.Gradually add to dry ingredients and beat 2 minutes at medium speed.Add the 3 eggs and enough flour to make a thick batter.Beat at high speed 2 minutes.Stir in enough additional flour to make a soft dough.On lightly floured board knead until smooth and elastic, about 8-10 minutes.Let rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.Divide dough into 8 pieces.Take about one-quarter of each piece and set aside.Shape larger pieces into round balls.On greased baking sheets press large pieces of dough down into circles, ^-inch thick.Place a hard-cooked egg in center of each.Divide each of the remaining 8 pieces of dough in half.Shape each into a 6-inch rope.Using 2 ropes, cross in an \u201cX\u201d over each egg and seal ends underneath dough.Cover, let rise in warm place until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.Bake in 350-degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes.Makes 8 individual breads.(Newspaper Enterprise Assn ) The Agnes Beauty Salon in Lennoxville, will be closed from noon on Fti-day, Slarch 14th, and reopen on Wednesday, March 19th.label when you want quality on your table! 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CORN OIL MARGARINE Rock Forest \u2014 Tel, 864-4218 INTERIOR DECORATING For Hotels, Motels.Offices, Schools, Apartments, etc Ask for our whoiesa'e prices.No connection with retail 85-87 Wellington N.Ds,i*ry*'*s! * j, I Financial report from Greenshields Incorporated Closing stock averages.Industrials.Montreal up 0.62.Toronto up 0 73, New York up 3 79.closing at 920.93 Active issues on our Boards Domtar 14 Alcan 30, Abitibi lO'-i.MacKinnon 15, Revenue Props 15l-i, Pacific Pete SOU.New Providence 2 35.Permo Gas 2.40.ATCO INDUSTRIES: Atco International Ltd.a subsidiary of Atco Industries, has received a Sl.200.000 contract for the supply of nine mobile geophysical camps for use in Algerian Sahara.The camps will be used by Algerian government agency responsible for oil exploration and production FALCONBRIDGE Net earnings for 1968 amounted to $23.-953.009 or $4 88 a share, off from $25,792.000 or $5 26 a share in the previous vear PROVINCIAL TRANSPORT ENTERPRISES The sale of the company by the Power Corp of Canada group to Canada Steamship Lines was announc ed yesterday CSL bought al the outstanding shares of Pro vincial Transport from Trans Canada Corp Fund, a subsidi ary of Power Corp for $3.820.000 cash and 400.000 shares CSL common shares The stock market today (Courtesy of Greenshields Ltd.) MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Closing 11\t\t1 a.m.Previous\t\t Abitibi\t10%\t10% Acquitaine\t1612\t Alcan\t30\t30% Argus Corp.CPfd\t13%\t Asbestos\t25%\t Atco\t16%\t Bell Tel.\t44%\t44% Brazil\t17%\t17% Gulf Oil\t41%\t Bow Valley\t23%\t B.C.Forest\t33%\t32% 1 Con.Cement\t32\t Canron\t21\t21% Cdn.Aviation El.\t8%\t Cdn.Breweries\t9%\t Cdn.Br.Alum A\t21\t CPI Pfd\t33%\t33% Cdn.Pc.Railway\t79\t79 CPI Wts\t8.70\t8.85 Chemcell\t11%\t Con Bathurst\t21\t21 Cominco\t36%\t36 Dist.Seagrams\t49%\t Dorn.Bridge\t18%\t Dofasco\t23%\t Dom.Stores\t14%\t14% Dom.Tar\t14\t14% Dom.Textile\t16%\t16% Dupont\t35\t Dustbane\t26%\t Famous Players\t79%\t Ford \u201cA\u201d\t305\t\t Fraser\t20%\t20% I Gt Lakes Paper\t26%\t Hawker Siddley\t3.90\t Home Oil \u201cA\u201d\t39\t39% Hudson Bay Co.\t\t24% Hudson B Mining\t85%\t87 Husky Oil\t19%\t Imperial Oil\t18%\t Imp.Tobacco\t13%\t Ind.Acceptance\t26%\t26% Int.Nickel\t40\t39% Inti.Utilities\t42%\t42% Int.Pipe\t19\t Jam.Public Serv.\t78\t Labatt\t25\t25 Laur.Fin.\u201cA\u201d\t5%\t MacKinnon\t15\t McMillan Bloedel\t33%\t Massey-Ferguson\t22%\t22% Molson\u2019s \u201cA\"\t25%\t25% Noranda\t33%\t32% Price Bros.\t15%\t Quebec Tel.\t15\t Salada Foods\t12%\t Shell Cda A\t26%\t Steel Co.\t25%\t25% Traders Fin.\u201cA\u201d\t10%\t Trans-Can.Pipe\t41%\t Trans-Mt.Oil\t14%\t Triad Oil\t4.35\t4.35 Trizec\t2.20\t2.20 Walker\t40%\t West Coast Trans.\t27%\t Zeller\u2019s\t13%\t13% : \t\t Bn.Cn.Nationale\t12%\t12% Bk oî Montreal\t14%\t14% Bk Mont.Rts.\t33\t.32 Bk of Nova Scotia\t22%\t22% Bque Provinciale\t10%\t10% Cn Bk of Comm.\t20\t20 Royal Bank\t22\t21% Tor.Dom.Bank\t20%\t20% MINES and OILS\t\u2014\t Alta.Gas Trunk\t40 3 4\t Cassiar\t19\t Central del Rio\t13%\t Denison\t63\t Falconbridge\t122\t120 Gunnar\t3 40\t Hollinger\t32\t Kerr Addison\t17%\t17% Pine Point\t42%\t Rio Algom\t26\t25% Steen Rock\tr An\tfi 70 For information, call J.S.Hamilton 569-5583 Beaubien & Levesque 75 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke AMEDEE ROY LTD.LICENSED INSURANCE BROKER 204 Wellington St.North, Suite 1-2 Sherbrooke, Que.( Tel.562-2648 Dear Customers: Please be advised that our office will as in the past continue taking care of your insurance needs.The death of our president is a great loss, nevertheless you can always count on our experienced and courteous personnel.I thank you for your encouragement in the past and remain, Sincerely yours, Mrs.Amédée Roy.k \u2019X SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.WED , MARCH 12.1969 Deaths Today's openings MONTREAL (CP) - U S.dollar in terms of Canadian funds up 1-32 at $1.07 11-16 Pound sterling up \u2018i at $2.57Vz.NEW YORK (CP) - Canadian dollar up 1-64 at 92 57-64 in terms of U S.funds.Pound sterling up 9-64 at $2.39'8.NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market was slightly higher at the opening today.Gains outnumbered losses by a narrow margin Opening prices included: Budd Co., unchanged at 27*4; Gulf Oil.up Vs at 42%; Xtra.Inc., off % at 54Vs; International Telephone and Telegraph, up Vs at 50Vs; and Imperial Corp.of America, up l/4 at 13%.TORONTO (CP I - The Toronto stock market posted a fractional advance in early trading today.Maclean-hunter was up 1 to 15, Dynamic 30 cents to $4.50, Slater Steel 3/s to 16, Consolidated East Crest 20 cents to $6.45 and Trans-Canada Pipe Lines *4 to 41%.Erie Diversified was down 1 to 24, Noranda % to 33Vs, Asbestos % to 25Vs, Canadian Imperial Bank Vs to 20 and Steep Rock 10 cents to $6.70.MONTREAL (CP) - Prices were mixed during moderate early morning trading today on the Montreal stock market.Mackinnon Structural Steel gained IVz to I6V2 and Alcan Vs to SO1#.The Steel Co.of Canada was unchanged at 25% and price at 15% while Canadian Industries lost Vs to I6V4, Imperial Oil Vs to 18% and Glengair 5 cents to 4 75 MOTHER IN ANGUISH - A South Vietnamese woman screams hysterically after her QUEBEC SCENE 1 f First home was destroyed by a Viet Cong rocket attack on the waterfront of Saigon.Her children were feared dead in the rubble of wood and tin.tAP Wirephoto) with QUEBEC (CP) A five-year collective agreement, the first in Quebec's public service, was signed by the government and the Association of Provincial Policemen Tuesday.The contract was signed by Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand, justice minister.Marcel Masse, minister without portfolio in charge of negotiations for civil servants, and Andre Gagnon, president of the Policemen\u2019s Association.Mr.Gagnon said the contract for his 2,700-member association is exceptional.For the first 18 months of the agreement salaries will range from $6.200 to $8.200 for constables; $8,800 to $9.200 for corporals; and $9,900 to $10.300 for sergeants.Former salaries for the same MUTUAL FUNDS Canadian:\tBid\tAsked Adanac Mutual\t2 66\t291 AGF Special\t4.?9\t All Canadian Compound\t8.27\t9.04 All Canadian Dividend\t4.89\tID 81 All Canadian Rev.Growth\t5.66\t5 89 All Canadian Venture xd\t971\t10.61 American Growth\t675\t7 60 Andreae Equity\t4.0?\t4.39 Beaubran Corp\t43.65\t47 10 Canada Growth Fund\t7.46\t8.20 Canada Security\t4.33\ti 56 Canadian Scudder\t21 56\t21 56 Cdn Gas & Energy Pfd\t14.31\t15.68 Cdn.Investment Fund\t4 44\t4 87 Can, Trusteed Inc.Fund\ti 84\t579 Canafund Co.Ltd\t6?12\t65 23 Champion of Canada\t7.9?\t8 6t Commonwealth Inter\t12.68\t13 90 Corp.Investors\t6,35\t6 94 Corp Investors stock fund\t6.84\t7 48 Cl Leverage\t16.02\t17.56 Dome Equity Fund\t.\t7 3?\t7 6?Executive rund\t9 19\t9,65 Executive Fund Int 1\t7 93\t8 33 Federated Financial\t6 15\t6 91 Federated Growth\t6 69\t7.31 Fonds Collectif \"A\t7 75\t8.46 Fonds Collectif R '\t576\t5.4?Fonds Collectif 'C\"\t9 91\t10 88 Fonds Desjardins \"A\"\t.5.64\t Fonds Desjardins \u2019B'\t.\t4 4?\t GIS (Compound)\t10 87\t11 88 GIS (Income)\t1 1.55\t4,08 Growth Equity\t8.61\t9.41 Guardian Growth\t10 50\t10 75 Harvard Growth\t10.24\t11.19 Investors Int'l Mutual\t8.40\t9.18 Investors Growth Fund\t11.93\t13.03 Inv.Mutual of Canada\t5.60\t6.12 IOS Venture\t,\t\t\t5.00\t5.46 Keystone of Canada\t7 99\t8.78 Le Fonds P E P\t3.82\t4.15 Mclson M.Fund\t5.69\t672 Mutual Bond Inc.Fund\t4.99\t571 Mutual Income Fund\t6 25\t6 83 Mutual Accumulating\t.5 R9\t6 44 Mutual Bond Fund\t8 75\t9.14 Mutual Growth\t7.55\t8.26 Natrusco\t14.35\t14 97 Natural Resources\t8.74\t9.55 Radisson R.l.\t4.57\t Regent Fund\t11 38\t12.44 RoyFund\t5.97\t6.15 Sav & Inv.(Prêt et Rev )\t7.90\t8.6?Sav.Sr 1.(P.et R.) Amer.\t12.45\t13.68 Spec Fund\t10.70\t11.69 Taurus\t7.29\t8.01 Timed Invest.Fund xd.\t5 89\t5 92 United Accumulative\t5.76\t6 33 United American\t2.99\t3.29 United Venture\t.5.69\t6.25 Univ.Savinas & Equity\t7.23\t7.90 vork Fund\t4 97\t5.40 Mrs.Amédée Roy and children: Mrs.Elle Debbané (Louise) Francine, Jacques, Jean-Claude, Jean-Luc Roy, and son-in-law, Dr.Elle Debbané, and also the families Roy, Rioux and Routhier, wish to sincerely thank all those who offered masses, sent spiritual bouquets, flowers, telegrams, sympathy cards, visited the funeral parler, attended the funeral, or assisted in any other way at the time of the death of Mr.Amédée Roy Your kindness is deeply appreciated Que.agreement provincial police is signed association $5.382 to and $8,451 classes range from $7.082.$6.627 to $8.751 to $8.751.In the second 18 months, salaries will increase by 7% per cent And in the fourth and fifth years, policemen will receive an increase based on the average raise given seven other forces for the same period.The forces used for comparison will be the RCMP.the Ontario provincial police, and local forces in Montreal, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Toronto.rb A formula MONTREAL (CPI - A Quebec cabinet minister said Tuesday he has suggested a formula under which Quebec could accept money from the federal government for recreational programs.Gabriel Loubier, minister of tourism, fish and game also responsible for sports and recreation services, said Ottawa has not responded to his suggestion since it was suggested to Health Minister John Munroe last January.He told a suburban businessmen's association that the federal government could help finance Quebec-based recreation organizations and the province would contribute 40 per cent of the amount granted Uncover cache MONTREAL (CP) Quebec Provincial Police Tuesday uncovered a cache of weapons in a suburban Montreal apartment and arrested two men in their late 20s.The apartment is said to belong to a man arrested after crossing into Canada Monday night.The guns seized included a shotgun, a .300 magnum rifle, a revolver, a magnum revolver.a .22-calibre revolver with silencer and two \"snub nose \u2019 special issue revolvers.All the guns were fully loaded.There were also several hundred rounds of ammunition.Also found were $940 in American currency, credit cards, of 1969 Georgia licence 10 sets of car ignitions police officer\u2019s badge.George Williams University left Tuesday for Quebec City for talks with Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal and Oppose tion Leader Jean Lesage.The four-man delegation led by the student association president.Manny Kalles, and President-elect Bill Schwartz is to give the government its view of the events that led to the riot and destruction of the computer centre at the university on Keb cuss his future as president of Radio-Quebec He said in an interview the meeting will be held sometime during the current session of the national assembly.Mr.Guerin said lhat when he was named president by order in-council, he told the late premier Daniel Johnson that he would accept the post for a one-year period.He has been president since Feb.22.1968 JONES, Albert (Archdeacon) At St Joseph's Hospital, Utn don, Ont .on Tuesday, March 11,\t1969.Archdeacon Albert Jones, of 1 Grosvenor Street, London, in his 80th year, beloved husband of Beatrice Maud (Pyel.dear father of Albert William Jones.Ottawa (Stitts-ville' and Mrs Morse C.(Joan Christine) Robinson of Kitchen er.and dear grandfather of Mrs.Gordon A.tJanet) Youngman.lyondon Miss Susan Jones, Ottawa, and Miss Jodey Robinson of Kitchener, Ont Resting at the Harris Funeral Home, 220 St James St.London, Ont .until Thursday, March 13th, at 9 a m Thence to the Church of St John the Evangelist, where a requiem will be held at 11 a.m The funeral service will he conducted by the Right Rev G.N Luxton, in the church at 2 p.m.Interment Woodland Cemetery, London.Memorial donations to the Primate\u2019s World Relief Fund, gratefully acknowledged Card of Thanks CRAWFORD W«* wish to «*press out sincere thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown to us during the illness and death of the late William Luther Oawtord.tor food, cards letters and Memorial Of the United Church Brigham and Memorial Fund ot the B M.P Hospital We thank you sincerely.ALICE POWERS CRAWFORD iwife) ROSS CRAWFORD (son) CUNNINGTON | would like to thank all the nurses and staff on second floor.Doctors Klinck and Wells all were so very kind to me, and all who sent cards, letters, or tame to see me while In the Sherbrooke Hospital.LORENE i(Mrs.A Cunninqton) MAR ST ON We wish to express our most sincere thanks to all who helped In any way during our recent bereavement.To the Rev James A Johnson, the organist.Mrs Fred McCoy- the choir, the bearers, those who sent flowers and who gave gifts ot money to t orelgn Missions, those who called at the Funeral Home and sent messages ot sympathy, for the food and the ladies who so kindly served lunch after the funeral.Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered.ELSIE ELDRED and LUCILU DELMAR, NANCY and the BOYS In control MONTREAL (CP) - Power Corp of Canada Ltd has acquired controlling interest in Canada Steamship Lines Ltd it was announced Tuesday Jean Parisien, executive vice-president of Power Corp , said this was achieved through the sale by Trans-Canada Corp.Fund, a subsidiary of Power Corp., of Provincial Transport Enterprises Ltd for $3.820,000 and 400.000 common shares of Canada Steamship Lines.The transaction increased Power Corporation\u2019s control in the steamship company to 1,501.880 common shares, or 50.3 per cent, and 939,840 preferred shares, or 51 per cent.Power Corp.had about 47 per cent control of Canada Steamship Lines before the latest deal which left all of Power Corporation's transport interests under one administration.Provincial Transport provides bus service to a number of centres in Eastern Canada.Canada Steamship Lines, besides operating a merchant fleet, has considerable interest in land transportation through its holdings in Kingway Transport Ltd.Meet premier MONTREAL (CP) Judge Guy Guerin said Tuesday he will meet with Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand soon to dis- Slightly down R1MOUSKI, Que (CP) - Quebec Telephone reported Tuesday a net income of $2,579,032 for the fiscal year ended Dec 31, 1968.compared with $2.599,209 i n 1967 Net earnings MONTREAL (CP) Canada Steamship Lines Ltd reported Tuesday 1968 net earnings of $7,357.742 or $2.61 a share, compared with $6.608,402 or $2.33 a share in 1967 Net gain on capital asset transactions was $1.158,686 or 45 cents a share, compared with $835.338 or 32 cents a share in 1967.Gross revenue was $129,307,886, six-per-cent less than in 1967.Higher costs (Continued from page 1) Comedians fare for the unemployed which will amount to $172.800.000 Total net spending estimates, including ordinary and capital expenditures plus interest on the provincial debt, is forecast at $3,113,069.400 This amounts to an increase of $384.708.0(H) over the net spending estimated for the fiscal year ending March 31.The total gross estimates of $3,374,940,100 include contributions by the government of Canada for joint programs and reimbursements on long-term obligations.ASSUME HIGHER COSTS The provincial government is assuming the increase of $134,-000.0(H) in Ihe operating costs of school boards because most boards already are taxed at government-set limits.The increase of nearly $43,-000,000 in the cost of health insurance is due to higher wages, improved services and expansion of hospitals.Spending on foreign relations was increased, along with spending on Radio-Quebec, but Answer to Previous Punie a set piles, and a Will talk MONTREAL (CP) gallon of students A dele-from Sir Growing with \u2019 J- 1\t1 .1 I annual | ¦ report ¦ A«k any Invetfmenl Dealer or MÈj Broker for the Annual Report and Bp I p.otperfut (containing a complete lt*f of inveifmenf») or moil Ihi» to\tjKj CALVIN BULLOCK 8 .1 ACROSS 1-Hope 4 Skelton 7 Comedian, Jack \u2014\u2014 12\tUpward (prefix) 13\tCutting tool 14\tBiblical prophet 15\tJimmy- 17 Blaze 38\tDanish weight (pi.) 39\tMaker of raised art work 21 One becoming aware 23 Affix 2(i Malign 31\tInclined (var.) 32\tBuilding level (var.) 33\tMetric surface measure 35\tPeace goddess (Greek) 36\tTarsal ornament 37\tIncorporate 38\tCores of living cells 40\tFool 44 Corrupted oath 48\tLineage 49\tEgg cases 51\tSilly 52\tDry, as wine 53\tNew Zealand parrot 54\tPlace 55\tCompass point 5C Go astray DOWN 1 Ordered 2\tBurden 3\tUnclothed 4\tSped 5\tElongate 6\tSupposes 7\tFormerly 8\tBuilding extensions 9\tIsland off Sumatra 10\tTitle 11\tBelgian river 16 Military storehouse 20 Sleeping places 22\tSafely established 23\tNew Zealand diva 24\tHammer head IN A expenditures of the government\u2019s information office were cut slightly.The intergovernmental affairs department will operate with a budget of $6,722,700, including nearly $3,000,000 for \"co-operation with other governments \" STRESS CO-OPERATION The increase over the depart ment\u2019s budget of $5,639,000 for the current fiscal year is due mainly to a $500,000 boost in spending on international co-operation.Radio Quebec, which the government plans for both educational broadcasting and other programming, gets $7,(KH),(HH), an increase of $2,0(H),000 over 1968-69 About $430,(HH) was lopped off the budget of the government\u2019s office of information and public ity which gels $5,253,000 in 1969-70.The roads department plans to reduce spending by more than $6,000,000 in its budget of $290,012,000 The decrease is due to a planned reduction in capital spending on road and bridge building, but spending on maintenance of existing roads will increase MACLEOD, Douglas John Suddenly at Montreal, on March 11, 1969, Douglas John Mac 1 -cod, beloved husband of the late Lulu F.liza Connelly, father of Charles Leonard Wood of Ottawa and Gerald 1\u2019ilson Wood of Toronto and brother of Lyman and Sidney.Funeral from the Chape! of Joseph C.Wray and Brothers, 1234 Mountain St., Montreal, 2 p.m,, Friday.March 14th, to Rideau Memorial Gardens In lieu of flowers, contributions sent to the Canadian Cancer Society will be gratefully acknowledged MARSHALL, Isobel Suddenly at Kelowna, B.C., on March 10.1969, Isobel Ford, beloved wife of Rexford Marshall, formerly of Sawyerville, Que .and dear mother of Estelle and Ford, of Edmonton, Alberta.Funeral service at St Michael's Church, Kelowna, on Friday, March 14th, at 2 p m In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Canadian Heart Fund MORRISSEY, Woodrow Al the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, on Sunday, March 9.1969, in his 55th year, son of the late Thomas Morrissey, and of the late Hannah Carroll Rest mg, at .1\t11 Fleury Funeral Home, 198 Adam St , Richmond Funeral service on Thursday, March 13th, at 3 p.m., at St Mary of Marieourt Church.In torment in SI Mary's Cemetery SHAUGHNESSY, Rita - Al Hamilton General Hospital, on Wednesday, March 12,\t1969, Rita Frances Spry, in her 51st year, formerly of Lennoxvllle, beloved wife of Ashley Shaugh-nessy and mother of Margaret (Mrs.Charters) and Karen, both of Hamilton.Resting at Clarks Funeral Home, 567 Upper Wellington St., Hamilton.Interment in Burkholder Come tery.She was Past Noble Grand of Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No.28 SIMARD, Therese Accidentally on Sunday, March 9, 1969, Therese Simard, beloved daughter of Joseph Simard and Cecile Chenette, and dear sister of Lise of Cowansville, Pauline (Mrs.M Talbot) of Holyoke, Mass., and Guy of Holyoke, Mass., in her 21st year Resting at C.E.Wilson Memorial Chapel, 104 Buzzell Ave., Cow ansvillc.Requiem mass from Ste Therese Church, on Thursday, March 13th, at 2:30 p.m.Interment in Cowansville Parish Cemetery.ST.ONGES, Oria \u2014 At her resi dence, RR 3, Richmond, on March 11, 1969, at the age of 53 years and 7 months.Oria Fer-land, wife of Alcide St.Onges.Remains resting at A Boisvert and Son Funeral Home, 64 3rd Ave., Windsor, from where the funeral will leave on Friday, March 14th, at 9:45 a.m.for service in St Philip's Catholic Church, at 10 a.m.Interment in Windsor Catholic Cemetery.Boisvert A Son Funeral Home.Closed from S to 7 p.m.25 Bunch of wolves 27\tInterdicts 28\tMartian (comb, form) 20 Patch 30 Having holes, as cheese 34 Toiletry c ase 37 Number 39 Near 40\tEgyptian bird 41\tAromatic herb 42\tScottish hillside (dial.) 43\tSicilian volcano 45\tGarden tool 46\tMaple genus 47\tSlavic ruler 50 Frozen water MONUMENTS SHERBROOKE Enr.16S0 King West, Sherbrooki Tel.562-2294 (Jean-Guy Lacroix) Successor to E.Chausse & Fils For information on monuments customers may also call: RICHMOND and DISTRICT AGENT \u2014 M.B.Fleming, Tel.826-2294 Sherbrooke and Lennoxville Byrl Webster, Tel.562-2466 1 LF r i8 i9 i10\t Htt\t\u2014 r : j Hi\t (Neo\\paptr fnterprue Attn) DANVILLE and Vicinity SHERBROOKE MONUMENT And ENGRAVING AGENT: M.B.Fleming, Melbourne Tel.826-2294 i.W.DRAPER FUNERAL HOME 314 Main St., Cowansville 263-0393 Hammond Organ Three Slumber Rooms Ambulance Service Branch Main St., Sutton Established 1850 AMBULANCE SERVICE & Funeral Home Gerard Monfette Inc.Guy Monfette, Manager 562-2249 44 Windsor St., Sherbrooke.BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM REQUIEM MASSES 50c per count line.'Minimum charge $3.00 (6 lines or less).WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS No charge for publication providing news .submitted within one month.$5.00 production charge for wedding and/or 2 engagement pictures.News of weddings (write - ups) received one month or more after event, $10.00 charge, with or without picture.Subject to condensation.OBITUARIES No charge if received within one month of death.Subject to condensation.$5.00 if received more than one month after death.Sub ject to condensation.All Above Notices Must carry Signature of Person Sending Notices. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED , MARCH 12, 1969 Does it make a difference where Mr.\\ntoinc Carrière of 991 Kingston.Sherbrooke vsent Miracle Price shopping at Steinberg and spent SI4.I2.I hen he shopped for an identical order at a competitive store and spent S16.39.Mr.Antoine C arrière has non found a nay to SAVE s227™13.8% With Steinberg Miracle Food Prices.Similar weekly savings can add up to over SI IX.(Ml yearly.WHY PAY MORE\tMIRACLE PRICE\tCompel itsTs Pfite\tYOU SAVE STEINBERG IND WRAP 1 IBPKG\t59'\tHOT\tNOT CHEESE SLICES\t\tmu ABU\tAVAIL ABLE CANADIAN 1 LB PKG KRAFT CHEESE\t74.\t75'\t1< KRAFT PLAIN 1 6 OZ JAR CHEEZ WHIZ\t69'\t77'\t8< STEINBERG.1 LB PKG\t20n Yes enjoy new engine performance Just like Retting a new car! 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Guaranteed 4,000 miles OR 90 DAYS (WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST) EXCHANGE PRICE For most standard CM.and Delco vehicles 26 .95 Completely tested to ensure top perform ancc Ilehuilt with the highest quality components to assure you lop rflW ieney As above, to fit most popular Ford Rambler Chrysler and Studebaker\t__ _ _ 28.95 (except type ) Why settle 1er less?GAIETY 89 NY10R at low, low prices for the winners.Mrs.Pellerin thanked the Border Club Business Girls for a terrific job of entertaining and this was followed by hearty applause.Mrs.Anne Denney, also voiced appreciation to the Border Girls, especially to Miss Arlene Probyn for the grand work of decoratine.The committee in charge of the day\u2019s arrangements, which went off so successfully, were Mrs, Anne Denney and Miss Vivian Clark, co-chairmen, Miss Laurette Davignon, Mrs.Olive Wells, Miss Cecile Dutil, Mrs.Micheline Langevin and Mrs.Lib Miller.Assisting Mrs.Edgar on the Match committee were Mrs.Esther Baldwin and Mrs.Marianna Carruthers.KJ 5 60 pR\\Ct ' I \u2022MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICE Mom t.re manufaciurers publish a lut t\u2019f prices.For similar qualitv.prices arc nearly identical Newspaper advertised sales are usually\tbelow list prices ( anadian Tire gives and still another 25',\t.nearly 50% discount.Hercs sour opportunity to save, Famous s ifety 99 tin* that actually wipes pave-ments drv with its safety tread.TIRE GUARANTEE \u2022 GLASS CUTS \u2022 PUNCTURES \u2022 BRUISES \u2019 COLLISION BLOW OUTS ¦ STONE CUTS High Traitions are insured anytime, anywhere as long as vou own them (See actual catalogue guarantee i '10 Month No Wearout Guarantee.FREE INSTALLATION Tire Valv* with Static Whewl Bal anee for $1 00 r\tMFC 5\tYOUR 1 TUBIliSS NYLON SIZE\tLIST PRICE\tCOST 520/10\t24.80\t12 40 570-550/12\t25.80\t72 90 500 520/13\t27.2'\t13 95 560 6CO/13\t28 40\t14 60 640 650/13\t28.60\t15 60 700/13\t28 60\t16 25 645/14 (600/14)\t26 70\tIS 80 695/14 (650/14)\t30.95\t16 75 735/U (700/14) .\t30 95\t16 75 775/14 (750/14)\t31.50\t17 65 825/14 (800/14)\t35.75\t19 20 855/14 (850/14)\t3805\t20 80 885/14 Whitawall\t51.60\t24.15 560/15 (590/15)\t24.95\t15 40 685/15\t31.90\t16 20 735/15 (640-650/15) .,\t30.95\t16 SO 775/15 (670/15)\t31.50\t17 85 815/15 (710/15) .\t35 75\t19 20 845/15 (760/15) .\t38 85\t20 60 885/15 Whitawell\t52.35\t23.85 WHITEWALL WHERE AVAILABLE) $1.50 EXTRA\t\t 1 \u2014>/?- Canadian Tire s MOTO MASTER Rebuilt REGULATORS Guaranteed 4,000 miles or 90 days (WHICHEVER OCCURS FIRST» For most popular cars with Ntandard equipment, (transistor units not included)\tEXCHANGE URS FIRST» 5 50 CHARGEX ^cnnnomn tire 'J cnnnomnTiRE a 5 SO CI RT 8 STORE Robert R Plonte, Prop w 430 MINTO ST.- SHERBROOKE To be sun;,have a Molo Master Regulator installed when changing alternator or battery All calibrations and settings are made to conform 100% to the original manufacturer\u2019s specifications CASH and CARRY BONUS COUPONS LI'L ABNER IS SPI KKl Is! Kj DANCER,3rd CLASS, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS IF HE NIDDS SOME-) THINK I AIN'T GOT- i VOKUM IS CON TROL L INK THE WORLD CROP OF PATR/OATT\" VOUR ASSIGNMENT IS\u2014-DRIVE HIM, OUT OF COMTP.OL.r VOH Gor EVEFWrH/N6 THAT'S, N/DPEP TOR Tf-IE 003 p aie MHi6h'6o£5 ARE CCMPlAINfMÉ» OFTHES/WELLf IF You ASK ME, SOME PEOPLE Caw be pgeny pussy/ HE AIN T HUMAN.\u201d DUE FORMULA, JUNE; JL ALLEY OOP WELL THANKS, PHARAOH, 1 THE SEEPS IT CONTAINS CAN BRING 'S A NICE LITTLE BOX! ; TOU GREATER FORTUNE THAN I .BUT THEV ABE RUMORED TO HAVE MAGICAL PROPERTIES, SO BE\t-5 \u2014 CAREFUL HOW VOU USE Them rP « m IMwto àzCP' /frs,) I \\ (Ç 1969 bT NfÀ.tnt.TM.t«f US.F.» Ot» WINTHROP TUAT DOEE> IT/ I'M SOINQ TO PUNCH 'YOU RIGHT IN THE NOe>E/ SWISH/ t * \u2018 CAPTAIN EASY PRACE YOURGBLF MR.McKEE! WE OCT SOME BAP NEWS AB0UT JUDY'S INTEGRITY! SHE'S NOT MRS.ORSON J COE! / BAHi DIDN'T I FIRE YOU TODAY FOR MEDDLING IN THIS AFFAIR?WE MUST FIND HER BEFORE SHE SKIPS WITH YOUR -SOO GRAND! YOUR DEEDS TO , HER LAND ARE FORGED L THAT DID IT, EASY! HIS EYES STOPPED REELIN'! HE'S SUAPPm1 BACK TO REALITY! BUT YOU WEREN'T YOURSELF, SUH,., SO I OVERLOOKED IT! THE REAL MRS.COE IS QUITE PLUMR.ANP NOW LIVING IN SWITZERLAND! NO THERE'S SOME GHASTLY MISTAKE! T M Ira U Y fa» 044 b, NfA THE BORN LOSER 3-/2 I DONT KNOW WHETHER TM (GETTING SOFT-HEARTED OR.NEAUOI&HTEO.you HAPPY now?mu, ARE YOU?SmM, '\u2022> 01, U SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.WED .MARCH 12 1969 Full 8 Inch 24 oz Pie SINCE 1927 JF JANE PARKER APPLE PIE Reg.Price 55c Save 16c COFFEE SALE! GHT0 CLOCK COf MILD 8.MELLOW, CUSTOM GROUND Save 8c 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 1 lb.Bag 65 3 lb.Bag SI .89-Save 24c VIGOROUS & WINEY CUSTOM GROUND\tSave 6c BOKAR COFFEE :: 75\u2019 3 LB.BAG S2.19-SAVE 18c A&P Offers DOUBLE YOUR MOJEY BACK GUARAHTEE ON MEATS! That\u2019s right, if for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your meat purchase at A&P we will gladly refund your money.(Bring the price label and register tape of course).It\u2019s as simple as that! We\u2019re so sure you will be completely satisfied with your meat purchase that we want to make this offer to you.At A&P we purchase only the finest meats.You see we are not really taking any chances.So we can\u2019t lose.But, neither can you.Is this a good reason for shopping at A&P?It\u2019s one of many.P.S.Remember .there is no substitute for quality! , Oven-Fresh Baked Foods! JANE PARKER LEMON 14 oz.OR JELLY ROLL JANE PARKER Plain, Poppy Se FRENCH ROLLS ANE PARKER , PLAIN, SUGAR OR C CAKE DONUTS JANE PARKER 11 oz.Roll JANE PARKER Plain, Poppy Seed or Sesame Seed, Brown & Serve Pkg.of 9 ANE PARKER , PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON 2Pkgs.of 12 35' CINNAMON ROLLS erve\tJANE PARKER 23' HOT CROSS BUNS VANILLA OR FUDGE 49\u2018 COOKIES Reg.Price 39c Save 4c Pkg.of «J Ç c VANILLA OR FUDGE WAFER, COCONUT JANE PARKER 35 of 6-35.65 29 Pkg.of 6-35c Pkg.of 10 oz.'JClC Pkg.JANE PARKER, SLICED Reg.Price 22c, Buy 2\u2014Save 9c RAISIN BREAD2 35 ?>t- \"Super-Right\" Meats! RED BRAND STEER BEEF SHORT RIB ROAST GROUND CHUCK BLADE STEAK FRESHLY MINCED Mb.EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADE ROAST ib.59 NO FAT ADDED CROSS RIB ROAST lb.79 SERVE CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE DIM ST.PATRICK'S DAY CORNED BEEF 87c COORSH VAC PAC |b * A&P Frozen Fish Buys!, * A&P BRAND, FROZEN Reg.Price 47c-Save 4c \u2019^\"43* Reg.Price 69c\u2014Save 4c 16 oz.4L E* ( Pkg.WHEATLEY BRAND, FROZEN, LAKE Reg.Price 59c Save 10c 12oz AOC Poly Bag COD FILLETS FROZEN, COOKED, Batter Fried A&P SOLE WHEATLEY BRAND, FROZE! PERCH FILLETS j SPARE RIBS ™\tib.63* MAPLE LEAF, BY THE PIECE\t35* LAMB SHOULDERS\t39*\t LAMB CHOPS \"\t™\t,59* LAMB SHANKS ,\u201d,'orted fb\u201cen\t29* WIENERS hygrade brand'vacuumpack\t57* SUPER RIGHT QUALITY, SKINLESS, SLICED, FROZEN\t|b BEEF LIVERS SAUSAGE SCHNEIDER S \"MINI SIZZLERS\u2019 PICKLE & PIMENTO CHICKEN LOAF 49\u2018 59 lb.SCHNEIDER'S 6 oz LOAF SLICED Pkg.JL SCHNEIDER'S SLICED 6 oz.Pkg.29 GAME CHICKENS CANADA GRADE \"A\"\tOA< EVISCERATED, CORNISH lb ©\"f 18 oz.MIN.SLICED.RINDLESS, VACUUM PACK Ib.79\u2018 SIDE BACON SUPER RIGHT BRAND, SMOKED FLORIDA WHITE MARSH, SEEDLESS LARGE SIZE 48 GRAPEFRUIT 10-65* jjgh\tA&P ANNIVERSARY SALE! ^f/FRESH PRODUCE! CANADA NO 1 GRADE QUEBEC GROWN CARROTS rDCCU TDADEC WALTHAN CROSS Variety.vHECH WllfUrSU Fresh arrival from South Africa 5 Ib.tp Cello Bag JjÇ PACKHAN PEARS LEMONS RADISHES APPLES NEW CROP FROM SOUTH AFRICA.Size 120 For CALIFORNIA GROWN LARGE SIZE FLORIDA GROWN 5 6\tCello Eg 59e 59e ina 6 oz.qr RED DELICIOUS, 6.C.Extra Fancy, Size 125 Cello Bag 5 - 59c CANADA NO.1 GRADE CABBAGE FLORIDA GROWN 9 # FIRM ^ GREEN HEADS ANNIVERSARY GROCERY VALUES POWDERED\tReg.Price $1.13-Save 6c DRIVE DETERGENT S 1.07 SALADA PRIOR PACK\tReg.Price 79c-Save 14c TEA BAGS TWINKLE (7 VARIETIES) CAKE MIXES WHITE SWAN Assorted Colours TOILET TISSUE CHRISTIES COOKIES CHIPS AHOY Pkg.of JL C c 100 %9 ^ Feature Price! 4 Pkgs.89* Reg.Price 55c~Save 6c Pkg.of AOc 4 Rolls Y Reg.Price 95c Save 6c V/a oz.Pkg.89 * Beauty Aid Buys! i* REGULAR OR HARD TO HOLD ADORN HAIR SPRAY FOR REGULAR OR DRY HAIR HALO SHAMPOO 1.00 TOP VALU ASSORTED FLAVOURS DRINK\tw tins WESTON DATE & NUT LOAF 3 1.00 \\v\t- if: 4c off McCAIN FRENCH FRIED LAVO JAVEL WATER TOP VALU KETCHUP 128 or.f nc 11 or |Çc MEXICAN VINE RIPE Quebec grown Topless CARROTS TOMATOES Canada No.1 California Tender CANADA No.1 Canada No.1 Size 6x7 FLORIDA (Seedless) WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 6/49c FLORIDA JUICE TOP VALU \u2014 BLUE\t5 lb.POWDER DETERGENT 1.09 "]