Sherbrooke daily record, 31 mars 1969, lundi 31 mars 1969

[" Weather Sunny with some afternoon cloudiness and a few scattered flurries today.Tuesday mainly sunny and continuing cold.Winds westerly IS to 20 becoming light tonight.High and low 25 and five.Established 1897 Stjecbcooke Daily Bccord Naturally it s good 'arcchdlii Price: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.MONDAY, MARCH 31.1969 um Kin« w»i M»iHteeeook* Seven! \\-third year Bertrand wants to follow middle course QUEBEC (Cl\u2019i Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand said Sunday night \"middle-of-the-road\" policies are best able to reconcile French-speaking Quebec's cultural goals with its economic needs He told a fund-raising dinner that the ruling Union Nationale party should follow the middle course between \"galloping centralism\" of the federal Liberals and the \"separatist adventure\" of Rene Levesque A party official said more than 3,1X18 tickets were sold for the party's $50-a-plate dinner The premier's speech was carried on closed circuit television to partisans assembled at the Chateau Frontenac hotel, the Clarendon hotel and the Renaissance Club Mr Bertrand said \"Culturally, Quebec is part of the French-speaking world Politically, it is a member state of the Canadian federation Economically, it is linked to the whole of North America \" AFFIRMS LOYALTY He said the Union Nationale part's loyalty and attachment\" is.first of all.to Quebec and to Quebecers But he added \"We have been Canadians for more than three and a half Que.leaders blame relations on Ottawa QUEBEC iCPl Two leading Quebec politicians Sunday blamed the federal government for the faltering relations between Ottawa and Quebec P r e m i e r\tJ e a n .1 a e q u e s Bertrand told a Union Nationale party fund-raising dinner his party does not intend \"to gallop along with the galloping centralization\" of federal governments led by such men as Prime Minister Louis si Laurent and Mr.Trudeau And Cultural Affairs Minister Jean-Nod Tremblay said in his speech introducing the premier that Ottawa \"has plugged its ears and doesn't want to hear the voice of Quebec Mr Tremblay cited the recent constitutional conference as a typical \"dialogue of the deaf \" lie added that French Canadian politicians in Ottawa arc serving Canada's English speaking majority to \"gag Quebec.Mr.Bertrand said it is easy to demonstrate \"the devastating role of the Ottawa steam-roller\" which \"cruches the legitimate rights of Quebec\" by introducing on provincial constitutional ground.He said\"middle-of-the road policies can best preserve \"the French fact\" in Quebec while allowing Quebecers to take full advantage of North American \"dynamism These policies should follow Hie middle course between the \"galloping centralism\" centuries and we firmly intend to remain \"Canadians\" He said Prime Minister Trudeau has rejected the concept of a two-nation Canada advocated by the Union Nationale and many provincial Liberals support him He said there are three main constitutional options before the Quebec people the status quo.independence and a new federalism The status qui amounts to centralization\" intrusions on jurisdiction as federal health insurance which he called \"vast and odious blackmail \" He said this is not the time for Quebecers to think of independence, \"an adventure, because a more reasonable solution would likely emerge from current constitutional negotiations In Quebec, he added, \"there is room for a common souse option following the middle of the road, the option of the Union Nationale he argued, galloping with such p r o v i n e i a I Israel digs in for spring SALUTE FOR IKE - Military honor guard salutes as the hearse carrying the body of former President Dwight D.Eisenhower leaves Walter Reed Hospital in Washington Frie (AP Wirephoto) Thousands flow past bier WASHINGTON (CP) \u2014 Thousands of Americans and a steadily-gathering army of foreign leaders still flowed slowly today past the flag-draped bier of old soldier Dwight David Eisenhower Eulogized by President Nixon as \"truly a first citizen of the world.\" the former U.S.president rested under the towering white marble dome of the United States Capitol.Tonight, after a brief state funeral ending three days of mourning, the two-time president was being carried by train to his boyhood home at Abilene.Kan , for burial.The public\u2019s last respects to its 34th president and wartime hero had begun Sunday evening and continued through the night.Most were middle-aged, it appeared.This afternoon, the man described by Nixon as \"one of the giants of our time\" wras being borne back to the Washington National Cathedral for the Episcopalian funeral service scheduled to start at4:35p m.EST.Eisenhower\u2019s last trip to the Capitol was made Sunday, the last portion by horse-drawn caisson, under a grey spring sky that delivered mixed snow and light rain and finally sun.Crowds lined the last and public portion of the procession.\"He remained in his final days the world's most honored and respected man,\u201d Nixon said.SAYS FAREWELL President de Gaulle of France arrived Sunday evening to pay a personal farewell to his old Second World War comrade in arms.Others\u2014including Prime Minister Trudeau.Vice-President Nguyen Cao Kv of South Vietnam.Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesenger of West Germany, King Baudouin of Belgium and Prince Bernard of The Nether- Tape wasn't made on decision OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 A videotaped report on the location of Montreal\u2019s new airport, made by Rural Development Minister Jean Marchand before the formal announcement, was not based on a final decision, a spokesman said Sunday.Mr.Marchand based the tape on what he thought was \u201cthe most likely hypothesis,\u201d the spokesman said.If cabinet had not approved it, the tape would have been scranoed.The tape, prepared by Mr.Marchand in French and Transport Minister Paul Hellyer in English, raised complaints in the Commons Friday.Conservative Eldon Woolliams for Calgary North charged the two ministers with leaking advance information and spoke of possible land speculation.Neither minister was present at the time.lands\u2014were arriving today.De Gaulle in uniform entered the Capitol rotunda to salute the bier twice, stand in meditation and then leave for a call on Mrs Eisenhower.Also attending the ceremonies Sunday, and later visiting the bier separately or in the public line, were Lord Louis Mountbat-ten.Queen Elizabeth\u2019s personal representative for the occasion and Eisenhower\u2019s Southeast Asian counteroart in the Allied command structure.Prime Minister John Gorton oi Australia, the Shah of Iran and others had arrived Sunday or earlier.Russia and three other Com munist nations sent delegations Marshal Vasily Chikoy, Se ,.J World War libera ror of Stalingrad, headed the Soviet-group.Dr.Mieczysiaw Klimaszewski.deputy chairman of the Polish Council of State, Deputy Foreign Minister George ;ue of Romania and Lr: .tor ho ,.Popovic DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER Moscov Foreigt of Yugoslavia, a former army chief o\u2019 staff, led (he;, country\u2019s delegations nied by Opposition Leader Robert Stanfield MAMIE WEPT SOFTLY Mrs.Eisenhower, 72, wept softly as Nixon called her husband \u2018that rarest of men\u2014an authentic hero.\" He r estored calm to a divided nation.He gave Americans a new measure of self respect.He invested his office with dignity and respect and trust.He made Americans proud of their president.proud of their country, proud of themselves.And if we in America were proud of Dwight Eisenhower,\u201d Nixon said, \u201cit was partly because he made us proud of America.\" \"He came from the heart of America And he gave expression to the heart of America and he touched the hearts of the world \u201d The last words Eisenhower had spoken to his wife before death Friday, Nixon said, were these : \u201cI have loved my wife I have loved my children.I have loved my grandchildren.1 have loved my country.\u201d JERUSALEM (AP) Israel was digging in today for a critical spring and summer after its cabinet rejected any Big Four settlement for the Middle East and President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt talked again of war.Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Dayan told border settlers the summer would be \"most critical\u201d because the Egyptian regime is under heavy pressure to renew the war or abdicate.And Nasser said Sunday that war with Israel is inevitable \u201cso long as they refuse to withdraw from the occupied Arab lands.\u201d Addressing the national congress of the Arab Socialist Union, Nasser said: \"The days when we could not answer Israeli v -lling have passed We now can hit back, and hit violently.'\u2019 However, he said Egypt still hopes the corning four-power talks in New York at the United Nations would result in some, kind of peace settlement.Because the meetings of the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union are expect ed to begin this week, the Israeli cabinet decided Sunday to state its position before rather than after the talks The cabinet communique said \"Israel entirely opposes the plan to convene representatives of states outside the Middle East in order to prepare re commendations concerning the region.Such a procedure undet mines the responsibility devolv mg on the states of the region to achieve peace among them selves.\" It was no secret that the Is raelis opposed the talks.They are said lo believe that an irn posed solution could only benefit tin' Arabs because they expect Russia and France to insist that Israel withdraw from the lands it occupied in the June, HMV7, war Before Israel gives up its biggest bargaining lever, it wants a signed peai c agreement with the Arabs.The cabinet said that in the absence of a signed peace treaty with its neighbors, Israel will \"consolidate her position in accordance with the vital need of security and development As if to underscore this.Israel jets streaked over the Jordanian ceasefire line Sunday morning The army said they attacked guerrilla positions which opened fire 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON .MARCH 31, 1969 Tim Hardin His music is a part of himself By TED KRAWCHENKO (Bishop\u2019s Correspondent) GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listings supplied by each station and subjact to chango without notice.3\u2014WCAX Burlington 12\u2014CFCF\u2014Montreal 5\u2014WPTZ Plattsburg TBA\u2014To Be Announced 6\u2014CBMT\u2014Montreal 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount Washington Yes, the rumor has been confirmed, Tim Hardin will be appearing on Bishop\u2019s stage Those who have never heard of Tim Hardin by name will have heard of him by his songs, especially \u201cIf I were a Carpenter\u201d and \u201cLady from Baltimore\u201d.And those who have never heard his songs (which are usually sung by someone else) have missed some of the best writing of our times.Those who have never heard Tim Hardin sing his songs have missed something which is all too rare in contemporary music \u2014 an extremely competent performance by someone whose music is so personal that it seems to be a part of him.Tim Hardin bares his soul to his listeners during a performance.His songs are autobiographical in tone girls he has loved, things he has done, places he has been His career has been a hard climb to the success he enjoys today.An exmarine, he spent a few years after getting out playing for small audiences in Boston coffeehouses and elsewhere.Although popular with connoseurs of folk music, he remained unknown to the rest of the musical world.He sprang to fame as other artists sang and popularized his songs.This situation must have been very galling indeed, considering the personal nature of his songs.Like Lightfoot, who also built up a reputation as a songwriter of songs for other people before blossoming on his own, Hardin finally began to be regarded as a folksinger in his own right His three or four albums shows a steady improvement of performance, but not of material, for his songs unlike Lightfoot\u2019s cannot be placed in different periods.Hardin can be compared with Canada\u2019s Pride insofar as they had similar beginnings, are both backed up by electric musicians, and both sing songs of a personal nature But Hardin\u2019s songs are treated by him in a way that the listener knows he wrote them all, and the listener knows he is singing about himself, while Lightfoot\u2019s cavalier attitude towards most of his work precludes any such feelings Basically however, if you enjoy Lightfoot, you will enjoy Hardin.Hardin will appear in concert at Bishop\u2019s University in the Centennial Theatre on April 6 The price is ridiculously low \u2014 $:t 00 Beebe Mr and Mrs.George Brown were guests of Mr and Mrs.Raymond Brown in Lyndonville, Vt Mr and Mrs Gerald Boisvert with Mr.and Mrs.Albert Rex-ford, Danville, are enjoying two weeks holiday visiting various points of interest in Florida.Mr and Mrs.Carroll Brown were visitors in Craftsbury Common, Vt., when they were guests of Mr.and Mrs Clyde Simmons 6:00 pm.3) News, Weather, Sports 5) News, Weather, Sports 12) News, Weather, Sports 6) Peticotr Junction 8) Movie Fort Ven-gence 4:30 pm.5)\tNews 6)\tHour Glass 7:00 p.m.3) News 5) I Love Lucy 12) Family Affair 7:30 p.m.3) Gunsmoke 5)\tI Dream of Jeannle 6)\tDoris Day 8) Avengers 12) Rowan and Martin 8:00 p.m.5) Laugh-in ?ESQURDV 569-5923 -ASPHALT 6:55 a m.5) Town and Country 7:00 a.m.5)\tToday 7:05 a.m.3) News, Bentl 7:30 a.m.8) Topper 7:45 a.m.8) Farm and Home 7:55 a.m.3) News\u2014weather 8:00 a.m.3) Captain Kangaroo 8) Farm and Home 12) University of the Air 8:10 a.m.6)\tStand-by Six 8:30 a.m.6) That morning 8) Linus 12) Ed Allen Time 9:00 a.m.3) Merv Griffin 5)\tNow Women 6)\tFocus 8) Movie: The Great Jewel Robber 12) Romper Room 9:30 a.m.5)\tCountry Corner 6)\tQuebec Schools 12) Magic Tom 10:00 a.m.3) Lucille Ball 5)\tSnap Judgment 6)\tCanadian Schools MONDAY 6) Music Hall 8:30 p.m.3) Lucille Ball 8) Peyton Place 12) Pig 'n Whistle 9:00 p.m.3) Mayberry RFD 5)\tMovie:\tHI Take Sweden 6)\tFront Page Challenge 8) Outcasts 12) Ironsides 9:30 p.m.3) Family Affair 6) News Special 10:00 p.m.3) Carol Burnett 8) Boxing Mathis vs Quarry 12) It Takes a Thief 10:30 p.m.6) News Magazine 11:00 p.m.3) News, Weather, Sports TUESDAY 12) Bewitched 10:25 a.m.5) News 10:30 a.m.3) Beverly Hillbillies 5)\tConcentration 6)\tFriendly Giant 12) Newlywed Game 10:45 a.m.6) Chez Helene 11:00 a.m.3) Andy Griffith 5)\tPersonality 6)\tMr.Dressup 8) Maverick 12) Mike Douglas 11:25 a.m.6) Pick of the Week 11:30 a.m.3) Dick Van Dyke 5)\tHollywood Squares 11:55 a.m.6)\tNews Weather 12:00 p.m.3) Love Of Life 5)\tJeopardy 6)\tAndy Grififth 8) Bewitched 12:25 p.m.3) News 12:30 p.m.3) Search for Tomorrow 6) Search for Tomorrow 5) Eye Guess 8) Funny You Should Ask 12) Gomer Pyle 6) News Weather, Sports 8) News Weather, Sports 12) News, Weather, Sports 11:15 p.m.5) New, 11:20 p.m.8) Viewpoint 11:25 p.m.5) News 11:30 p.m.3) Movie: Racing Blood 5)\tJohnny Carson 8) Joey Bishop 11:40 p.m.6)\tTeleplay 11:45 p.m.12) Wrestling 12:20 p.m.6) Movie:\tFranken- stein's Daughter 12:55 p.m.5) News, Newman 8) Children's Doctor 1:00 p.m.3) Across the Fence 5)\tTruth or Consequence 6)\tLuncheon Date 8) Dream House 12) In Town 1:15 p.m.3) Ch.3 Presents 1:30 p.m.3) As The World Turns 5)\tHidden Faces 6)\tAs The World Turns 8) Make A Deal 12) Peyton Place 2:00 p.m.5)\tDays of our Lives 6)\tWeaker Sex 8) Newlywed Game 12) Marriage Confidential 2:30 p.m.3) Guiding Light 5)\tThe Doctors 6)\tCoronation Street 8) Dating Game 12) Perry's Probe 3:00 p.m.3) Secret Storm 5)\tAnother World 6)\tTake Thirty 8) General Hospital 12) People In Conflict C of C holds meeting NORTH HATLEY - A director\u2019s\u2019 meeting of the Lake Massawippi Chamber of Commerce was held at Hovey Manor March 19 under the chairmanship of S.Cuthbert.It was arranged that A.Stafford and G.Gauvin should meet with Mr Brien regarding the acquisition of land for building an information kiosk for tourists at the exit from the Autoroute to Ayer's Cliff.A sketch plan of the site, and an architect\u2019s drawing of the building are completed.at a more than popular price The mechanical characteristics are the same as more expensive cars The complete line of: CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, FURY, BELVEDERE, VALIANT, SUNBEAM, SIMCA Where you get the BEST SERVICE and buy THE BEST CARS Fantastic bargains on all our used cars Considerable Choice OF USED CARS in perfect condition and ready for the road.VISIT OUR VAST USED CAR LOT Don\u2019t forget our fabulous ROAD RUNNER Martin Motor Sales Ltd.405 Belvedere St.South Sherbrooke Tel.: 567-8421 3:30 p.m.3) Edge of Night 5)\tYou Don't Say 6)\tEdge of Night 8) One Life To Live 12) Doctor's Diary 4:00 p.m.3) Link letter Show 5)\tMatch Game 6)\tGalloping Gourmet 8) Dark Shadows 12) Movie The Brass Bottle 4:25 p.m.3) News: 5) News 4:30 p.m.3) Perry Mason 5)\tMike Douglas Snow 6)\tSwing around 8) Gilligan's Island 5:00 p.m.6) Rocket Robin Hood 8) Dick Van Dyke 5:30 p.m.3) Marshall Dillon 6) Abbott and Costello 8) News, Weather, Sports 12) Pierre Berton 4:00 p.m.3, 5) News 6) Julia 8) Movie: Star of Texas 12) News, Weathe Sports 6:30 p.m.5)\tNews 6)\tNews 6) Hour Glass 7:00 p.m.3) News 5) I Love Lucy 12) Flying Nun 7:30 p.m.3) Lancer 5)\tJerry Lewis 6)\tBehind the S 8) Mo dSquad 12) Jerry Lewis 8:00 p.m.6) Red Skelton 8:30 p.m.3) Red Skelton 5) Julia 8) It Takes a 1 12) Bewitched 9:00 p.m.5) Movie: First day 6) Woieck 12) Glen Campbell 9:30 p.m.3) Doris Day 8) NYPD 10:00 p.m.3) 60 Minutes (Special) 6) News Magazine 8) That's Life 12) Avengers 10:30 p.m.6} 20 Million Questions 11:00 p.m.3) News 5)\tNews 6)\tNews 8) News 12) News 11:20 p.m.6) Viewpoint 11:25 p.m.6) News 11:30 p.m.3) Movie: Unholy intruders 5)\tJohnny Carson 8) Joey Bishop 11:40 p.m.6)\tOne of a Kind 11:45 p.m.12) Outcasts Brookbury \\N.I.names officers at busy annual meeting The printing of dining table place mats is also finished, and these mats showing a detailed and illustrated map of the whole Lake Massawippi area are now available from the secretary at $14 per 1,000, The annual general meeting will be held at Ripplecove Inn April 19 at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner for all members and guests at which the guest speaker will be Claude Gosselin It is hoped that there will be a good attendance to hear Mr.Gosselin\u2019s address.BROOKBURY \u2014 The annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute was held at the home of Mrs.Stuart Joyce with Mrs.Donald Clark as co-hostess.With Mrs.Donald Clark, president, presiding, the meeting was opened.Thirteen members answered the roll call by payment of dues.One new member was welcomed.Correspondence, read by the secretary, consisted of thank-you notes from those who had been remembered with Christmas baskets and gifts.Mrs.Hilda Hooker, chairman of the nominating committee, gave the report of the slate of officers as follows: President, Mrs.Clifford Lowe; first vice-president, Mrs, Emilien Lecours; second vice-president, Mrs.Olive Batley; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.Sterling Batley.Conveners and special committees will be named at the April meeting.A vote of thanks was given to the retiring president, Mrs.Domfld Clark, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs.Rufus Stevenson, for the efficient manner they had carried out their duties during their term of office.Mrs.Clark thanked the members for their support and 1 Two strokes less than perfect score i 6 Perfect score 2 on the hole 3 9 Arabian dust 4 storm (var.) 5 10-Dutra, g champion 7 12\tNo.2 iron 13\tHigh-loft 8 wooden club 9 15\tFermented drink\tn 16\tMusical study 72 18\tAlso\t14 19\tCraggy hill 17 20\tHawaiian hawks 21\tSingular 22\tWriter of literary pieces 26\tRubber tree 27\tMr.Hogan, champion 28\tVexes 31 Exhausted of energy 34\tHousehold god (Roman) 35\tArabian name 36\tSnoring sounds 41\tUnit of reluctance 42\tUtilize 43\tCard game 44\tHonolulu wreath 45\tTemerity 48\tBengalese timber tree 49\tSteep descent 51 Serious 53\tToiletry case 54\tCodify i Even (contr.) ! 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US.Jaycee chairman of the Board and former National Jaycee President James Antell; Canadian Jaycee vice-president, Douglas Hammer; Vermont President Wayne Jamison and others from both sides of the Boundary.\u201cI congratulate everyone on bringing about this Chapter \", were the comments of Mr.Gates, and he added.\u201d1 feel I am part of a history-making event.\u201d Mr Gates in his address noted that the Jaycees represent young men from two Nations coming together to solve problems of the world of today, making reference to traffic safety, narcotics and student unrest to mention only a few Other speakers included E.J Struthers.Stanstead: George Vaillancourt, Coaticook: MNAof Quebec.President Roy Northrop of Sherbrooke and many others.Vermont president, Wayne Jamison, presented the Charter of the newly formed Club to president Maurice Beauregard of Beebe Vermont chairman of the Jaycee Board, Rosaire Longe, presented the charter president with charter memberships to the U.S.Jaycees and State vice-president Russell Moloney presented him with the president's pin.Several other presentations were made The historic making evening concluded with dancing.wished the new president much success in her office.Mrs.Lowe then took the chair for the remainder of the meeting.Plans for a play were discussed and left in the hands of a committee.Mrs.Clark and Mrs.Stevenson reported on the special meeting they had attended at Cookshire.Mrs.Flora MacIntyre offered to head a committee to prepare the new program, assisted by the members.A donation was voted to the Boutin family, who have recently lost their home and possessions by fire.Five members received gifts for perfect attendance.At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses.Melbourne Friends of Mrs.L.A.Booth are pleased to learn that she has returned home after being a surgical patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Friends of Miss Kathleen Wilkins are sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Osborne Wilkins visited their daughter on Mar.16.Answer to Previous Puzzle JfH Lodge to mark milestone STANSTEAD - (Special) -Tuesday, April 1 marks the 2000th communication of Golden Rule Masonic Lodge, A.F.and AM No 5.To mark this important milestone, E.J.Struthers.a noted historian, will speak on local history and Masonry in the area In 1953 Golden Rule Lodge, A.F.and A.M.marked its 150th anniversary with all due celebrations.Looking back on that historic weekend we find that \u201cMasonry began in England \u201d In 1803 a band of pioneers along the Frontier Border, now known as Rock Island and Derby Line, \u201cin whose breasts fraternal sentiment was ever strong\u201d met in a building, where now is situated the brick building, near the Audinwood Block, and in that building, long since gone, a Masonic Lodge was instituted.Many, many changes have come about and much history has been made since those days of 166 years ago.The present Masonic Temple in Stanstead was built in 1859 - 60 and the first meeting took place on Dec.25,1860.Windsor Guild holds annual St.Pat#s supper WINDSOR \u2014 The annual St.Patrick\u2019s supper was held in the I.O.O.F.Hall on March 14, under the auspices of St.George\u2019s Ladies Guild.The hall was attractively decorated with shamrock leaf cutouts, claypipes and black paper hats.Three beautiful flower arrangements, donated by the local florists, were also placed around the hall and added much to the decor.Mrs.A.Oakley, president, ably assisted by other members, served a menu of home baked beans and salads.Mrs, Mildred Morey acted as cashier.The drawing for the box of groceries, donated by a Sherbrooke firm, was made by Philippe Bourque and won by Miss Karen Morey.The proceeds of the afternoon amounted to $113.65.The events of that first Masonic meeting and the 2000 communications since, show that mystic tie, the bond of brotherly love, is as strong today as in the early days.Golden Rule Masonic Lodge has a long and proud history and it is hoped it may continue on for future generations.LOVE IS BLUE April 23rd SPORTS PALACE AND HIS ORCHESTRA H! 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IT* n#7 «i*r\tI\tL\u2014\u2014- \u2022^CtTZcf \u2022\trut** ft*'*'\",,r* i ^- W«>er.\tA Lw(r urth * \u2022\t-\tA (tiMi TeRrà to PU i pi -OtJ\tI U*> 7^^/J C He \u2022\t>A\t\u201d\t^\u2019*i] 'Q*fr*tit,es tntieù/n% Information lack hamstrings area development study finds REGIONAL PROSPERITY THREATENED - The East ern Townships Regional Eco-nomic Council discussed the problem facing the region at a meeting at the University of Sherbrooke Saturday.Seen addressing the meeting is Jac- ques Lemieux, Council president, aided by General Director Charles Gagne.Both men were re-elected for another term at Saturday's meeting.(Record photo: Gerry Lemay) Leeds native gets high education honor 'AWA \u2014 Dr.Wilfred W.West.Ottawa, has been awan tcheon, 88 Somerset Street the highest honour ot 1 Station master has a special party AYERS CLIFF - (Staff) Louis Grégoire, station master at Ayer's Cliff for the past 15 years, was feted along with Mrs, Grégoire at a special party held in his honor Saturday evening.Mr.Grégoire has been transferred to Thetford Mines.Over 175 persons attended the testimonial supper in his honor and all present wished the respected Ayer\u2019s Cliff resident much happiness in his new location.Mrs.Grégoire was presented with a gift and a corsage while Vlrs.Grégoire received an amount of money.Presenting the gifts to departing couple were Mr.Mrs.Fernand Nadeau.the and Camille Bernier, speaking m both English and French, introduced the Gregoires.saying in a talk how unfortunate it was that the couple were leaving Ayer's Cliff.Mr.Grégoire thanked the speaker and said he hoped he could come back and see many of his old friends in the near future.The party was organized by Mr.and Mrs.Fernand Nadeau Richmond Regional plans Bolt play April 1-3 Students at Richmond Regional High School will be presenting Robert Bolt's play \"A Man for all Seasons,\u201d April 1 to 3 at the school theatre at 8:30 p.m The play, directed by John H Bailey, will be the first produced by the school's new drama club.Tickets are available at the school box office from 1 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.and at Clark's Drug Store in Lennoxville General admission is $1.25 and students will be charged 75 cents.finished Beautifully $24.95 $35 95 100% BROADLOOM Romar Carpet Ltd.18 Wellington North, Sherbrooke, 569-9571 Canadian College of Teachers He is a native of Leeds village where his father, R W McCutcheon still lives.He has been admitted as a Fellow of the College, a learned society founded in 1958 to advance the standards of teaching and to stimulate professional growth.To be eligible for a Fellowship a member must be judged to have made an outstanding contribution to education in Canada.Dr McCutcheon is the former director and dean of the faculty of education, Brandon University, and is presently associated with the Ottawa Teachers\u2019 College.Dr.McCutcheon s interests lie mainly in the field of educational writing, where he has displayed a keen appreciation of present day problems.BRIEFLETS LENNOXVILLE Announcement \u2014 Dates have been set for Annual BBQ and Tombola, Sept.5th - 6th, 1969.LENNOXVILLE Food Sale, at St.George's Church Hall, Queen St., April 3rd.at 2 p.m.Convener: Mrs.R.S.Pearson, phone: 562-7145 SHERBROOKE Representatives of the Latin American Mission and African Inland Mission, will show slides and speak at St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, 280 Frontenac St., on Tues., April 1st, at 7:30 p.m.In awarding the Fellowship, the Council of the Canadian College of Teachers noted that Dr.McCutcheon's writings present an original approach to education today.greatest $100,000 damages The region's economic future is seriously threatened by a lack of information relating to it A solution would be to establish information centres at the two universities in the Townships Such is the recommendation of the Eastern Township's Regional Economic Council s meeting at the Sherbrooke University Saturday Because the Council wants to promote economic prosperity for the region, it has asked Marcel Masse, minister without portfolio, to help in forming a regional planning board and land study centre at the University The proposition is part of a campaign aimed at evaluating information being used to establish projects of general interest to the region.The chairman of the tourist committee elaborated the steps to assure the continuance of such a program.He noted that more would have to be known, before being able to determine the region's potential A recent study by members of the geography department of I he Sherbrooke University probed the Megantic Mountains as (he setting of a future ski center, but such a study can only be conclusive over a three-year period, because much is unknown, he said.Still.problem facing council in regard to the tourist industry is the lack of adequate information This can only be obtained through intensive study by the University, whereas such studies are limited and are restricted to the availability of funds The Economic Council is also concerned with the problems facing the rural areas The lirst report of the rural committee was presented to the meeting In operation for a year, this committee anticipates taking a close look into the field of agriculture and forestry Municipal regrouping is another subject of importance to the committee.In a broad reflexion, it intends to present specific By RICHARD SPALDING (Record Staff Reporter) recommendations on issues such as farm clearing and farm financing Sherbrooke engineer Louis Georges Carignan presented the Council with a new philosophy on water He statist that water should be looked upon as a renewable resource The water problem he added, is more local that regional Mr Carignan introduced a proposition aimed at creating a provincial water fund, a project that would include towns and cities resolving local water problems with monetary assistance f i o m t li e Government Municipalities would gather money from the people and industries as well In all.the committee estimates that $15.(XH) 900 dollars could be gathered in a mutual fund This would enable municipalities to start plans and to see the project through without having to borrow money in any large amount The proposed water fund would be called the Quebec Water Fund, and it would see to il that the money was distributed equitably among localities Another commission presented ils first report The information commission is the Council's attempt to establish itself as the spokesman for the people As in other sectors, the lack of popular support is crippling many projects Members have staled frequently they feel part of the population is not participating.Patrolling Asbestos constables catch pair at appliance store still the the ASBESTOS \u2014 (Staff) Asbestos police caught two men red-handed Sunday morning, loading their car with booty during a break-in at an electrical appliance store.A municipal police spokesman said this morning two officers on patrol investigated a ear parked in front of the Therrien and Freres store at 6 a m and arrested the men when they saw one suspect carrying a television set from the shop Yvon Beaulieu, 29, and Ills brother Emile, 40, both of Border Curling Club fire under control v/ Sanitone SKI j/ic Biq flfhacfm! APPAREL SPECIAL March 31st to April 5th: LAUNDERERS \u2014 DRY CLEANERS by Sanitone e at TQClHt Even WHITE STAG knows you ccn't buy better DRY CLEANING THAN WE OFFER; They know that our SANITONE does more than just get the soil out; it puts the life back in the garment SEE FOR YOURSELF TRY THIS SPECIAL, 1 SKI JACKET 1 SKI PANTS SANITONE CLEANED AT ECONOMY PRICES BOTH FOR ONLY 2.29 CALL US TODAY.OUR TRUCKS ARE RADIO EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE e WMAtt LAUNDERERS \u2014 DRY CLEANERS 1705 KING ST.WEST 569-2585 By IVY HATCH (Record correspondent) BEEBE \u2014 An early morning fire on Saturday.March 29, caused heavy damage to the Border Curling Club.Loss is unofficially estimated at $100,000.The fire is believed to have actually started at 2:25 am.when the electric clock stopped in the Club House.At this same time power went off in nearby homes.Wilfred Dumoulin who had returned home about I a.m.from the next door Club House was watching a late TV show when his power went off.he immediately phoned Henry Nadeau of Quebec Hydro.Mr Nadeau, a resident of Rock Island, changed fuses in the transformer and discovered a short circuit somewhere.Investigation by Mr.Nadeau and Mr.Dumoulin revealed it to be in the Curling Club When they unlocked the door with a key Mr Dumoulin has to the Club House, billows of smoke poured out and a call went out immediately for the Beebe fire department at 4 a m A call also went out to the Rock Island department for more hose and.side by side, the two departments worked and were able to keep the fire under control at all times The fire was mainly in the partitions, ceiling and roof; the interior of the building is a complete loss largely due to smoke and water The ice shed is not damaged except where the shed and Club House join for the flames broke through in this part twice.The curling stones were removed to safety and as soon as the fire was out in the partitions, Robert Distefano, an employee of the club, donned a smoke mask and went in for the trophies, the cash register and other valuables of the club.Mr.Distefano was overcome by smoke but after a few minutes use with the resuscita tor was all right.Other equipment was removed by men of the fire departments.The loss is covered by insurance of $75,000.The Rock Island fire department left about 7:30 a.m.and Beebe department remained on the job until 10:30a.m.The cause of the fire is now if I n n.The three-way tie was the only way the Russians could retain the title after losing twice to the Czechs, and they had goals to spare when it occurred In determining goal spread, goals allowed are subtracted from goals scored.Russia finished with a goals record of 59-23, a spread of 36 Sweden\u2019s was 45-19, a spread of 26.and Czechoslovakia's 40-29, a spread of 20 FIRST GAME VITAL Russia\u2019s 17-2 victory over the United States in the tournament opener March 15 proved to be vital for the Russians in the last reckoning.Sweden, sensing the final-day deadlock, went out for goals against the U S.Saturday and won 10-4.The bag was enough for Sweden to beat out Czechoslovakia in the goal column.Russia\u2019s domination of world hockey started in 1963 after a battle with Sweden.Russia, despite a 2-1 loss to Sweden, took the title from the Swedes by a single goal in goal spread.Russia followed up with the 1964 Olympic gold medal, the 1965-66-67 world titles and another Olympic gold in 1968.Since there are no world championships in Olympic years, the gold medallist is considered the champion in the non-w-orld title year.At the Winter Games in Grenoble.France, last year, Czechoslovakia upset Russia 5-4.ended Russia's 38-game unbeaten string, and seemed about to win its first Olympic gold.The Czechs needed a win over HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY'S GAMES Boston 3, Montreal 5 New York 4, Toronto 2 Chicago 1, Detroit 1 Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 3 Minnesota 2, Oakland 7 St.Louis 3.Los Angeles 1 SUNDAY'S GAMES Montreal 3, Boston 6 Toronto 0, New York 4 Detroit 5, Chicago 9 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 3 PROVINCIAL SENIOR LEAGUE SUNDAY'S GAME Victoriaville 2, Chicoutimi 3 (VictoriaviMe lead series 3-1) INDEPENDENT DOW LEAGUE SUNDAY'S GAME Coaticook 1, Sher Wood 2 (Final series tied 2-2) JUNIOR \"B\" LEAGUE SHERBROOKE MONDAY'S GAME St.Pat's vs Cardinals (8 p.m.) (St.Pat's lead series 20) E T.JUNIOR \"B\" LEAGUE SUNDAY'S GAME Asbestos 0, Waterloo 4 Waterloo lead series 3-1) NATIONAL LEAGUE \tEastern\t\tDivision\t\t\t\t \tP\tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPtS.Montreal\t76\t46\t19\tn\t271\t202\t103 Boston\t76\t42\t18\t16\t303\t221\t100 New York\t76\t41\t26\t9 231\t\t196\t91 Toronto\t76\t35\t26\t15\t234\t217\t85 Detroit\t76\t33\t31\t12\t239\t221\t78 Chicago\t76\t34\t33\t9\t280\t246\t77 \tWestern\t\tDivision\t\t\t\t \tP\tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts, St.Louis\t76\t37\t25\t14\t204\t157\t88 Oakland\t76\t29\t36\t11\t219 251\t\t69 Philadelphia 76\t\t20\t35\t21\t174\t225\t61 Los Angeles 76\t\t24\t24\t10\t185\t260\t58 Pittsburgh\t76\t20\t45\t11\t189\t252\t51 Minnesota\t76\t18\t43\t15\t189\t270\t51 WORLD HOCKEY STANDING GROUP A Championship \tw\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.Russia\t8\t2\t0\t59\t23\t16 Sweden\t8\t2\t0\t45\t19\t16 Czechoslovakia\t8\t2\t0\t40\t20\t16 Canada\t4\t6\t0\t26\t31\t8 Finland\t2\t8\t0\t26\t52\t4 U.S.A\t0\t10\t0\t23\t74\t0 SUNDAY'S GAMES Russia 4, Canada 2 Sweden 1, Czechoslovakia 0 Finland 7, U.S.A.3 SATURDAY S GAMES Canada 6, Finland i Sweden 10.U.S.A.4 Only Games scheduled, Sweden on the last day.The best the Czechs could do was tie 2-2 and Russia got the gold by a single point, and the Czechs the silver.Canada the bronze.This year, the tournament was staged as a double roundrobin for the first time, with six countries instead of eight as in past tournaments.Thirty games were played over a period of 16 days, and at the end there still wasn\u2019t a clear points winner.The Russians defeated Sweden twice 4-2 and 3-2.The Swedes took the Czechs twice 2-0 and 1-0 and the Czechs made it three straight over Russia since the 1967 tournament with 2-0 and 4-3 w ins here While the Russians thanked Sweden for its efforts, the Swedes were pulling for Canada to gain at least a tie against Russia Sunday night.A tie would have given Sweden the gold medal.With one less point, Russia would have been out of title contention.In the event of two-way ties, the winner of both games between the tied clubs is placed ahead.That would have been Sweden.Bill Heindl scored on a pass from Roger Bourbonnais to put Canada ahead early in the first period Igor Rornishevsky beat goalie Wayne Stephenson from 30 feet late in the period tying the same.Boris M.khailov drilled .iher cleanly through Stephenson early in the second period and it was 2-1 for Russia.SHOWED BEST FORM The game could have gone either way as the young Canadian team displayed its best form of the tournament.Then two goals within 75 seconds in the third period swung it to Russia 4-1.Alexander Maltsev\u2019s shot slid off Stephenson\u2019s stick into the net and Mikhailov followed with his second goal.Ab DeMarco blasted Canada's second goal from the blue line with a little more than 10 minutes left.Terry Caffery got an assist Heindl and Caffery led the team with four goals each in the tournament, but Caffery had the most points\u2014eight.Canada outshot Russia 16-10 in the first period but for the game the Soviet team was ahead 38-32.Canadian coach Jackie Mc- Leod said it was a \u201ctoss-up\u201d between Ken Dryden and Stephenson in goal against Russia and he went with Stephenson because he said Stephenson \u201chad more international experience and might be calmer.\u201d HAPPY WITH OUTCOME McLeod refused to belittle his squad.\u201cWe came here looking for fourth place and we made it easily.I thought that with a couple of breaks in a couple of games we could have had two or three more victories and possibly place third.\u201cBut we came with a young team\u2014our average age is about 21\u2014and the pressure on those kids was terrific.I\u2019m proud of every one of them.\u2019\u2019 Canada won over Finland 5-1 and 6-1 and the U.S.5-0 and 1-0.Canada\u2019s six losses were to Russia 7-1 and 4-2, Czechoslovakia 6-1 and 3-2 and Sweden 5-1 and 4-2.But the team was able to score only an average of 2.6 goals while the Russians averaged almost six goals a game.Stephenson played seven full games and a little more than a period in another.Out front From Peugeot WM The new tough beauties A new breed of motor ears, with the sleekness of a Siamese kitten and the strength of a jungle lion, has burst upon the Canadian scene.Meet the Peugeot 204\u2019s, featuring a front wheel drive which laughs at Canadian winters, without needing snow tires.But, f.w.d.gives something more, space.You will find the 204 bigger on the inside where it counts and smaller on the outside where it costs.Through the use of a light alloy overhead camshaft engine, Peugeot engineers have seen to it that this fine motor car offers the optimum in staying power.You will find the 204 will endure even the longest trips at maximum speed And because it has ihe sophisticated and unique Peugeot patented suspension, it will withstand continuous punishment even under the most adverse driving conditions Perhaps these are some of the reasons why the Canadian Motorist called the Peugeot 204 'one of the most interesting vehicles on the North American Market.\u2019 Peugeot.The toughest bargain you can drive.Gilles Automobiles Reg\u2019d.1681 King Street West, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-7528 SELECTED USED CARS 1 S 9 "]