Sherbrooke daily record, 17 avril 1969, jeudi 17 avril 1969

[" Weather Sunny with cloudy periods today.Light winds, becoming westerly 15 with gusts in the afternoon.A little cooler.Low and high 50 and 60.Outlook for Friday: Mainly sunny, cooler.Sherbrooke Daili) Beeocd Naturally it's good IT $ icheUtt CTO DM K.n« Wnt Established 1897 Price: 10 cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, THURSDAY APRIL 17.1969 uttm iHiaanooKi Seventy-third year NÜÎ P&H J-f IK I RIOTING ITALIAN CONVICTS \u2014 A row of rioting con- victs stands on top of the Milan, Italy, jail recently, shouting slogans asking for prison reforms.The rioters later surrendered to police.(AP Wirephoto via cable from Milan) American ship finds bodies of two flyers WASHINGTON (AP) - The bodies of two crew members from the United States Navy reconnaissance plane shot down by North Korea have been found in the Sea of Japan and there are grave doubts that any of the 29 other crew members survived, the U.S.defence department said today.\u201cWe regret to report that the destroyer USS Tucker has recovered the bodies of one officer and one enlisted crew member from the EC-121 downed over the Sea of Japan,\u201d a statement said.\u201cWe are now gravely concerned about the chances of finding any survivors.The search is being continued.The Tucker recovered the bodies about 17 miles north of the site where the first signs of wreckage from the plane, a four-engine propeller-driven converted Super Constellation, were spotted about 120 miles southeast of the North Korean coast, the department reported.In addition to the bodies, the destroyer recovered life jackets and pieces of fuselage bearing shrapnel holes, the statement stated.A wide search for the plane and its 31-man crew has been under way since the plane was reported missing Monday after North Korea said it had downed News the aircraft for allegedly violating its territory.The bodies were clothed in flying suits but were not wearing life jackets.Japan's Kyodo news service reported.Kyodo, which did not give its source, also said the bodies were picked up by the U.S.destroyer Tucker.WAIT FOR COMMENT The recovery of the bodies came as the world waited for President Nixon to break the public silence he instituted after North Korea said it destroyed the plane.Quebec must act fast on a proposed park GASPE, Que.(CP) \u2014 Jean Chretien, federal minister of Indian affairs and northern development, Wednesday called on the Quebec government to quickly accept or reject a proposed national park in the Gaspi.i agi on of the province.Mr.Chretien told members of the Gaspe chamber of commerce he had sent a letter to Premier Jean-Jacques Bertrand in connection with the park planned for Forillon, about 400 miles northeast of Quebec City.The 87-square-miles of park would require, during the next five years, an investment of about $9.000.000.The federal government would contribute more than $8,000.000.Canada has 19 national parks, none of which are in Quebec.The project was part of a $258,000,000 agreement signed by Ottawa and Quebec last May and was designed to boost the economy of eastern Quebec.But, to establish a park, the law requires that a province permanently relinquish its land to the federal government.Quebec has offered to turn over the area for 15 to 20 years.Ottawa says it will agree to a 99-year lease.Officials indicated Wednesday the president was expected to issue some sort of protest to North Korea, and there has been no evidence of a charge.But no decision had been reported about how this would be done.Among the choices the administration is understood to have considered was a public statement expressing the United States\u2019 protest.The American position also could be made known at the Korean truce site at Panmunjom, if a meeting requested for late tonight by North Korea is held.Although North Korea gave no reason for seeking a Panmunjom meeting, the proposal came shortly after the broadcasting claiming destruction of the U.S.plane and it was assumed Pyongyang would protest the alleged violation of its territory.In any event, Nixon is certain to discuss the incident at a Friday morning news conference, to be broadcast live by television and radio networks.Nixon\u2019s silence was pictured by officials as reflecting the decision he made after being notified of the North Korean claim to say nothing until all the facts were known about the loss of the EC-121.The U.S.defence department has denied that the plane, a Super Constellation modified for electronic surveillance, flew over North Korea.in Pro federalism MONTREAL (CP) - The provincial Chambre de Commerce, in a report now published in book form and entitled Quebec, the Price of Independence, says federalism still offers the best opportunities for the people of Quebec.The study by a team of experts concludes that Rene Levesque\u2019s sovereignty-association formula has little chance of being realized in association with the rest of Canada.Knives, sprays YPSILANTI, Mich (AP) \u2014 Frightened co-eds at two universities have armed themselves with switchblade knives, tear-gas sprays or other protective devices while authorities investigate the killings of five girls.The latest victim\u2014who also was the youngest\u2014was 13-year-old Dawn Basopi, a junior high school student in Ypsilanti.Not advised OTTAWA (CP) - State Secretary Gerard Pelletier said Wednesday he was not advised in advance of a Canada Council decision to give a controversial McGill University lecturer a $5,500 grant.The minister was replying to a string of Commons questions by Walter Dinsdale PC \u2014 Brandon-Souris on the recently-announced grant to lecturer Stanley Gray, who was involved in campus disruptions and now faces a university arbitration board hearing Mr Dinsdale asked whether the council gave any consideration to Mr.Gray\u2019s campus behavior or to activities by others taking part in \u201cviolent social eruption and revolution\" PRAGUE (AP) \u2014 Leading pro-Moscow Communists made a comeback in Czechoslovakia today as their party's central committee gathered for a crisis session.Ten prominent party members accused of collaboration during the Soviet invasion last August were cleared of any wrong-doing and staunchly defended in a statement issued Wednesday night by the party executive committee.The executive committee is an eight member inner circle of the 21 member presidium, ruling body of the central committee.The announcement obviously was timed to precede today\u2019s session of the 121-member central committee.The agenda for the committee meeting is expected to include discussion of the internal struggle between old guard and the reformers who took over in January, 1968, plans to cancel the traditional mass gatherings on May Day to prevent new anti-Soviet outbursts, price increases and plans for the world meeting of Communist parties in Moscow in June.Czechoslovaks wondered if the executive committee statement means the old guard had wrested control from party chief Alexander Dubcek's reformers or whether it was a concession that would save the jobs of the still-popular \u201cBig Four\u201d of the reform movement\u2014Dubcek, Premier Oldrich Cemik, President Ludvik Svoboda and Parliament Vice-Secretary Josef Smrkovsky.The executive committee said that \u201caccusations of treachery and collaboration have been spread among the population in various ways without anyone seeking the proof or factual justification.\u201d FOUND NO PROOF \u201cThe executive committee has discussed this state of affairs and regards it as its duty to state publicly that it has no factual proof to confirm the accusations of alleged treachery or collaboration brought against any comrades.\u201d Sharp urges liberal trade TOKYO (Reuters) \u2014 External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp told a Canadian-Japanese ministerial meeting today that the two countries should work together for more liberal world trade and expanded bilateral trade.The fifth meeting of the Cana-dian-Japan ministerial committee which opened here today is being attended by five ministers each from Canada and Japan, led by Sharp and Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi.A Canadian spokesman, releasing details of today\u2019s meeting, said the morning session started with discussions of the international situation including China and Vietnam problems and bilateral and international trade and economic affairs.Sharp said that to solve problems of trade between Canada and Japan is a test of their ability in working for more liberal world trade WOULD HELP VIETNAM On the international situation, both Sharp and Aichi expressed their countries\u2019 willingness to co-operate in post-war Vietnam rehabilitation.Sharp said Canada, a member of the International Control Commission in Indo-China, has no desire to prolong her role in the commission.It was frustrating, difficult and demanding.If, however, a general agreement is reached among the parties concerned on Vietnam peace, Canada wishes to be invited to participate in peacekeeping operations.The spokesman reported Aichi said Japan, under her war-denouncing constitution, could not send troops overseas but she would co-operate in establishing peace in Vietnam by sending ci- Que.will move against strike teachers QUEBEC (CP) - Marcel Masse, minister without portfolio attached to the civil service, said in the national assembly Wednesday the government will take steps to halt a strike by Quebec teachers.Mr Masse, replying to a question by Paul Gerin-Lajoie L\u2014Vaudreuil-Soulange, refused to specify what steps the government intend to take to prevent a walkout.He said it was not in the public interest to divulge measures his department intends to take.Raymond Laliberte, president of the 60.000-member Quebec Teachers Corporation, said Wednesday a one-day strike by some members of his association could be held next Tuesday Mr.Laliberte told a news conference that English-speaking Protestant teachers plan a one-day strike next Tuesday and unions affiliated with the Quebec Teachers' Corporation could join them.Both the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, with 7,000 members, and the English-language Provincial Association of Catholic Teachers, with 2,500 members, have voted for the one-day strike.They have not settled on a definite date, but NATO role next Tuesday has been mentioned The Protestant teachers\u2019 association also has called for a general strike to begin May 5 if no contract settlement has been reached by then Mr Laliberte said, however, that 75 per cent of Quebec Teachers Corporation members Inside today Births, deaths Townships Classified Comics Editorials Financial Sports Television Women Provincial teachers back unilingualism QUEBEC (CP) The 60.(KX) member Quebec Teachers Corporation supports French unilingualism in Quebec and favors the integration of immigrants into the French speaking majority, it was revealed Wednesday.Raymond Laliberte, president of the corporation, a federation of teachers' unions, made public a brief drawn up by the corporation on the language question It is to be submitted to a provincial legislature committee studying a bill drawn up in the last session of the legislature to protect language rights in the province.The bill aroused opposition of both French and English groups and was never enact ed into law Also made public by Mr Laliberte was a report on immigration by Rene Gauthier, director of immigration for the provin cial immigration department.It was submitted to the provincial government Jan 27.1967, but was not made public until Wednesday.The Gauthier report recommends establishment of either a unlingual French school system at all levels or a system of uni-lingual French schools and bilingual schools in which French would be the predominant language.prefer to hand in resignations at the end of the school year rather than take strike action THREATEN TO RESIGN He said there will be no general strike by members of his organization.But 40.000 members had already said they will resign If the mass resignations occurred, they would be effective next September Quebec teachers have been working without a contract since June last year, and contract negotiations were under way for 21 months.Mediation under Judge Rene Lippe of Montreal collapsed in failure last month.In Montreal Tuesday, a spokesman for the Association of Student Council Presidents said the high school council their teachers in any strike they might undertake.The association groups presidents of 18 of 20 Montreal Protestant high schools Alan Allnutt, student council president at Sir Winston Churchill high school, said the council presidents voted unanimously Tuesday to participate in a sympathy strike m front of the Protestant school board building \"on any day that teachers are going to be out on strike.\u201d December is time for decision OTTAWA (CP) - Defence Minister Leo Cadieux said Wednesday that the government will not decide until December the timing and extent of Canadian troops reductions in Europe.He said in a Commons reply to Opposition Leader Robert Stanfield that negotiations with Canada\u2019s NATO partners would begin in May but that this country\u2019s final decision would not be taken until the NATO annual meeting in December.On Monday Prime Minister Trudeau told the Commons that the government\u2019s decision would be taken in August.Mr.Stanfield said External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp had told the NATO Council in Washington last week that the Canadian decision would be taken by the May meeting of NATO defence ministers.Mr.Trudeau said he would ask Mr Sharp, now in Japan, to supply him with a statement of what he had said in Washington Mr.Cadieux informed T.C.Douglas.NDP leader, that Canada has substituted one airborne brigade for two infantry brigades as reinforcement for the mechanized brigade group in West Germany He said this was done this year as he bad announced would be done in December, 1967 Mr.Cadieux told Gerard Laprise Creditiste-Abitibi that there have been no negotiations with the U.S.concerning possible use of northern Canadian bases as part of a new airborne warning system for North American Air Defence Command Air Canada prepares strike Czech Reds now return MONTREAL (CP) - Air Canada is preparing to face its second country-wide strike in history Sunday when £,300 mechanics, storemen, attendants and telecommunications personnel are to stop work.And there is not much hope of a last-minute settlement.The International Association of Machinists advised Air Canada Wednesday that as a result of a breakdown in contract talks it would begin strike action at 11:59 p m.EST Sunday.Mediation talks that started April 9 broke down Tuesday.The airline spokesman said \u201cit\u2019s up to them\u201d whether talks will be renewed.Mike Pitchford, president of the association\u2019s Lodge 148 here, said he did not see \u201cmuch hope of a last-minute effort\u201d to resolve the contract dispute.The association is seeking a wage increase of 20 per cent over one year.Air Canada has offered a 23-per-cent raise in a three-year agreement.Talks began in November to replace the contract that expired Dec.31.Air Canada said the association\u2019s demands would add another $13,000,000 to its annual costs.The minimum hourly wage is $2 and the top wage for what the airline spokesman called \u201cnon-titled\u201d personnel is $3 97.The spokesman said flights would continue normally until at least noon Saturday.He said about \u201c15,000 or 16,-000\u2019\u2019 passengers were transported daily last year by \u201cthe entire system.\u201d Alternative air service in Canada could be provided during the strike by Nordair, CP Air, Transair and Eastern Provincial Airways, the spokesman said The association called the first country-wide strike against the 31-year-old airline in 1966.It lasted two weeks, grounding all flights.ci- vilian personnel and by providing equipment and funds.Sharp also said that until the proposed negotiations with Communist China on establishing diplomatic relations proved successful Canada would stay away from the glare of publicity.The talks are expected to start next month in Stockholm.OUTLINES PROBLEMS Aichi said that Japan\u2019s diplomatic recognition of Peking would entail not only the severance of her diplomatic relations but also other relations with Nationalist China and bring about serious consequences for other nations in Asia, the Canadian official said.TODAY'S CHUCKLE \u2014 Bowling is fast becoming more popular than golf 'cause you don't lose as many balls! VIEW SEAL HUNT FILM \u2014 Cruelty te Animals, readies Brian Davies (right), secre projector for showing of con-tary of the New Brunswick troversial film on the Cana-Society for the Prevention of dian seal hunt to members of the Commons fisheries and forestry committee at Ottawa early this week.With him is committee chairman Guy Grossman.The film, shown around by Mr.Davies, has produced criticism in Canada and overseas over the cruelty of the hunt.(CP Wirephoto) I î SHERBROOKE DAILY For elderly Home open in will soon Waterville BOB THOMAS The GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING movie umn Mr Claude Gosselin, minister of Lands and Forests and MNA for Compton, announced after consultations with Family and Social Welfare Minister Jean Paul Cloutier, that the municipality of Waterville will soon open its home for the elderly.Tomifobia Mr Larry Keeley has returned to Cornwall, Ont, after spending a week's holiday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs Jack Keeley.He also enjoyed a few days skiing at Stowe, Vt.Mrs.Barbara Hauver.Kingston, Ont , was a weekend guest of her sister.Mrs.Myarl Rever and niece, Mrs.Francis Sayers.She was accompanied back to the city by her daughter.Debbie, who had spent a week at the same home, also by Mrs.Rever, who visited relatives there for a few days.Minister Cloutier has authorized the Saint Coeur de Marie Nuns to use the building that served as a boarding residence for a home for the elderly.A study shows the program presented by the religious community, to organise and transfer the Assumption Villa into a non-profit shelter for old people, meets all the requirements of governmental authorities.Mr.Gosselin said he encouraged such an initiative, and that it would be appreciated by the people of the community HOLLYWOOD APi Add Michael Douglas to the evergrowing list of movie stars' children who are making it in films But don\u2019t try to classify him with the others, \u201cI didn\u2019t grow up in Beverly Hills, thank God,\" says the 24 year-old son of Kirk Douglas I could think of nothing worse than growing up in the richest city in the richest state in the richest country in the world \"How could you possibly pre serveany sense of reality9\" Michael Douglas is indeed a free-thinking lad He speaks with disarming frankness about flunking out of college, about dabbling in narcotics, etc He is his own man, as Hollywood is discovering.He also is an instant star, Waterloo-Warden W.l.names favorite school subjects 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 __________ WARDEN - The Waterloo-Warden W I.met Apr, 2 at the home of Mrs C.Bowker, Warden Thirteen members and one visitor answered the roll call, name your favorite subject when in school, and why.In the absence of the president, Mrs.L.Durrell opened the meeting.A card of thanks was read from a patient in the Waterloo hospital Mrs.W Copping will be delegate for the annual meeting to be held May 14, at Waterloo.Mrs.B.R.Beattie, provincial treasurer, will be guest speaker.Delegates to be sent to the provincial convention at Macdonald College are Mrs.H.Smith and Miss Alice Ashton.Prizes were given to five members with project DANCE LA PALOMA DANCE HALL Huntingville SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 19th Gerry Haseltine's Orchestra EVERYBODY WELCOME Exposition d'ouverture attendance for the past year Mrs H.Smith.Miss Alice Ashton, Mrs W Copping, Mrs L Maynes and Mrs.E.Sherwood The quilt top, which has been completed was shown Pennies for Friendship were collected the CARE package, donated by Mrs.A Bazinet was won by Mrs.W.Copping.The CAC bulletin was renewed It was decided that ditty bags be made for Save the Children fund to be handed in before June 30.Miss Alice Ashton, Citizenship, read an article about Indians who may be given the right to vote.Mrs.C Mairs read from the C.A.C.on impulse buying The meeting was in charge of education, Mrs.D.Martin took over the meeting.She read an article on child marriages in India, of a nine year old boy and an eight year old girl.Bingo was played, many of the members winning prizes.Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.C.Mairs, Mrs.M.Hilliker, and Mrs.W.Copping.The next meeting will be held May 7, at the Ashton home.There will be a sale of plants, bulbs, and seeds Friday, Saturday, Sunday u WIRODUCIOW SPECIAL R.cduce Stanley Gray.24-year-old McGill University lecturer-activist, said Wednesday be will apply for an extension of the deadline for acceptance or rejection of his $5.500 Canada Council grant The political science teacher said he would need the grant only if McGill does not hire him again next year He was a leader of a march on McGill last month by v arious elements campaigning to make the university a French language institution Mr Gray's rehiring depends on the findings of an arbitration committee w hose decision could be announced as early as the end of April or as late as midsummer The committee was organized to hear charges that Mr Gray helped disrupt meetings of university ruling bodies The controversial lecturer said he was uncertain about the deadline for acceptance or Financial report from Greenshields Incorporated Closing stock averages as of yesterday.Industrials.Montreal up 0 58.Toronto off 0.08.New York off 8 45.closing at 923.49.Active issues on our Boards Toronto Dominion Bank 23.Bank of Montreal 15':.Gulf Oil new 24'i.Salada Foods Pacific Pete 35C.Revenue Props 19 Us.MACMILLAN BLOEDEL The company said if would start immediately on a $3.500.000 pro jeel to reduce water pollution at Port Alberni, B.C.location of one of the company's pulp and paper mills.The project is expected to be completed by mid 1970 CPR .The company will construct 25 specially built beer boxcars to be used by major breweries in the nrovince.The ears, scheduled for service this spring, are specially modified insulated 50-loo! carriers with extra height to allow for almost double the capacity ol cars now used.The prototype ears, being built at C P Rail s Angus Shops in Montreal, will be equipped with moveable bulkheads end have a capacity of 130.000 pounds.ALBERTA NATURAL GAS Shareholders will be asked at the annual meeting in Vancouver.May 1 to approve an increase to 2.500.00(1 shares from 1.250.000 in authorized common and creation of 2.(XKi.(XK) shares of $25 pat preferred shares.Currently the company has 852.016 common shares out standing It has no preferred stock.rejection of the Canada Council grant, announced Tuesday * Desperate need MONTREAL - UP > Frank Moores, president of the Progressive Conservative Association ot Canada, said Wednesday night the party's Quebec w ing is in desperate need of money.platform and organization He made the statement in an interview follow ing an address to a suburban Conservative association T feel ' he said, that we have more chance of picking up seats m Quebec than in most other areas where we are unpopular, such as British Columbia, and the urban ridings \" ' 'A dollar spent on organization now will be worth four later \" M i Moores is a Newfoundlander who succeeded Dalton Camp as national president Climate of fear MONTREAL (CP) Tension continued Wednesday at three Montreal-area junior colleges where teachers claim there is \u201cclimate of fear and repression\" and where students have demonstrated against the refusal to renew the contracts of several teachers Police moved in early Wednesday to clear about 150 students out of Maisonneuve college m east-end Montreal They had staged an overnight m* in to protest a decision not to rehire tl teachers Homes for aged MONTREAL i CP' Rodolphe l.aplante.vice president of the Quebec Housing Hoard, said Wednesday the provinee is building 24 homes tor the aged and is considering building another 17 Important are found Ql EREC (CPi Important mineral deposits have been discovered in several areas of Quebec.Resources Minister Paul Allard told the national assembly Wednesday Answering a written question from Gaston Binette 1.Deux Montagnes, the minister said the Quebec Mining Exploration Co has discovered commercial deposits of copper, columbium, zinc, lead, silver, nickel and uranium Today s openings MONTREAL (CPI - Agriculture department quotations: Butter: Current receipts ten-derable 92 points 64; 93 points 65 Canadian dairy commission government selling price 65 Cheese: Wholesale current f.o.b.Montreal.Quebec color 46\u20184-463 1 and white 46-46l2.Skim milk powder: Spray process No.1 in bags 20-22 roller process No.1 in bags 19.feed in bags I6-I6V2; dry butter milk feed 14V2-15; whey powder 4 cents.Potatoes: Wholesale selling prices: Quebec new 50 lbs 90-1.00; 10 lbs.25- 26; P.E.l.75 lbs.1.80-1.90 ; 50 lbs.1.25-1.30; 10 lbs.32-.34; N.B.50 lbs.95-1.00; 10 lbs.25- 26 The stock market today (Courtesy of Greenshields Ltd.) MONTREAL STOCK MARKET Closing 11 < Previous Pld Abitibi Algoma Alcan Argus Corp.C Asbestos At co Bell Tetphone Brazil Gulf Oil Bow Valley B.C.Forest Canada Cement Canron Cdn.Aviation El.Breweries Br, Alum.A Pfd Pac.Railway Wts Cdn Cdn CPI Cdn CPI Chemcell Con Bathutst Cominco Denault Distillers Seagrams Dominion Bridge Dotasco Dominoin Stores Dominion Tar Dominion Textile Dupont Famous Players Ford A Fraser Great Lakes Paper Hawker Siddley Home Oil A Hudson Bay Co Hudson Bay Mining Husky Oil Imperial Oil Imperial Tobacco Ind Acceptance Inti.Nickel Inti.Utilities Interprov.Pipe Jamaica Public Srev.Labott Laur .Fin A MacMillan Bloedel Massey-Ferguson Molson's A Noranda Price Bros Quebec Telephone Salad Foods 11'4 1834 33'4 15'8 24V3 163o 487-b 19 24'/2 26 3 4 38'4 35 20 8^4 1034 20 35 8 4 Vs 9.60 13 2334 37 I6V7 50'/2 243,4 14\u2019 4 14'7 17'4 38 18'2 279 23\u2019h 28 3.85 50»,4 23Va 8b\u20194 20\u2019/4 17*8 135^ 2834 40^8 42*8 1834 .80 2534 6 36 23 253,B 367 a 1534 15 16\t34 11U 18^6 33 1 53b 243-8 16' b B 483 b 19 25' b 38 B 3434 20 8Vb 1034 34\tVB 84 9,60 12'b 235* 36' 4 50' 7 17\u2019/2 14>4 14 ' 4 17'8 3734 18\u2019/«.B 23 2734 3.85 50 U 20'-4 17*8 13*8 287 h 4034 42'/4 .80 257/e 36 22*4 253 b 36 1534 16*8 Chell Cda A\t2634\t, 26' 2 Steel Co\t257h\t26 Traders Fin A\tni4\t Trans-Canaad Pipe\t41\t41 Trans-Mountain Oil\t15\tIS Triad Oil\t4.05\t Trizec\t2.30\t2.30 Walker\t42 Vv\t West Coast Trans\t29'.a\t Zellers\t13' 4\t13 Ban.Can.Nationale\t12' 8\t12' 4 Bank ot Montreal\t15>/2\tIS'/v Bank ot Nova Scotia\t24' 2\t24i/2 Banque Provinciale\t9T 8\t10 Can Bank of Comm.\t22^\t22 Royal Bank\t23Vb\t23'4 Toronto Dom.Bank\t23\t22'/4 MINES AND OILS\t\t Alta.Gas Trunk\t441 4\t44' 4 Cassiar\t181 8\t Central del Rio\t147 8\t Denison\t58 Vv\t58'2 Folconbridge\t116Vv\t116 Gunnar\t3.10\t Hollinger\t34 Va\t Kerr Addison\t16\t15*8 Pine Point\t44\t43 Rio Algom\t25\t24*4 Steep Rock\t6.70\t6.75 NEW YORK STOCK\t\t EXCHANGE\t\t Closing 11\t\ta.m.Previous\t\t American Telephone\t52*e\t53'4 Anaconda\t53\t54 Bethlehem Steel\t33\u2019/2\t33*8 Borden's Co.\t30'e\t Chrysle r\t48' 8\t47'/2 Comm.Solvents\t21*8\t Cans.Edison\t333.\t McDonnell Douglas\t\t37*8 Dupont\t147*8\t General Electric\t90*4\t90*4 General Motors\t80\t80'8 Goodyear\t61 *8\t61*8 Inti.Business Mach.\t308*b\t308 international Paper\t542' b\t Internat Telephone\t51'4\t Johns-Manville\t3934\t Montgomery Ward\t\t56 Penn Central\t53*b\t53*e Pepsie\t47\t46*4 Radio\t4 3 Va\t Republic Steel\t45*8\t45*b Uuiroyal\t27' a\t27*6 Standard Oil of N.J.\t81'a\t Studebaker\t50*e\t U.S.Steel\t44*8\t44 V4 Woolworth\t32*8\t32*8 MONTREAL (CP I U S dollar in terms of Canadian funds unchanged at $107-V Pound sterling down 1-16 at $2 57V NEW YORK (CP) Canadian dollar unchanged at 92 59-64 in terms of U.S funds Pound sterling down .'i-64 at $2 39!,h NEW YORK ( AP) The stock market was steady at the opening today.Gains and losses were about even.Opening prices included: Cities Service, off 2 at SB1^; Diamond Shamrock, off 's at 28: Grace and Co., off U at 37V Texas Gulf Sulphur, up 11 at 28'2, and Clark Equipment, up \u2018-i at 38 MONTREAL (CP) Prices were mixed during light early- morning trading on the Montreal Stock Exchange today Royal Bank was off '» to 23'z while Bank of Montreal was steady at ISV Alcan lost U to 33.In \"speculative mines and oils on the Canadian Stock Exchange, Crusade gained 10 cents to $8 while Dominion Explorers slipped 6 cents to $2.55.TORONTO (CP) The Toroi to stock market declined model ately in early trading today.Roval Bank was down 1 to 23\"i CPR S to 84.Revenue Q to 18r', Pacific Pole '2 to 35.Bell V t 4812, Inco 11 to 40'2 and Alcan 1 to 33 Canadian Industries rose ' z t 17'2, Noranda Vi to 37.Hudso Bay Mining 'A to 88'z, Yelloi knife Bear 10 cents to $9.80 an Dynamic 10 cents to $5.25.MUTUAL FUNDS c«n#diflri Arlan-v Mol AG f- Sdp 'r! 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2 Lotus Cars brought in by Georges Lussier of Labatt's will surely make the men in your family drool.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUCKS APRIL 17.I%9\t1 He's dead\tBirth MONTREAL (CP> George Bon Edmundsun.Iront Missouri, summed up eight yours of ups und downs mostlx downs with the luxx with u cryptio oomment Wednesday \"As far us I'm concerned.GtNtrge Ben Edmondson is dead he hud a lot of trouble \" Henceforward he wants to be known us Alex Peter Bormunn.the name In which he was known during the two years when a fugitive from a Missouri prison he carved out a respected niche in Canadian life Mis wile and small son here have taken the Hormunn name Canadian immigration authorities have scheduled a hearing Max 5 to decide on whether Bormunn.arrested Friday tor alleged illegal entry and noxx on bail, should be ordered deported from Canada for the second lime The story as told bx Bormann.31.began in UXil minerals in Quebec The largest discovery, a copper ore body 13 miles east of Val d'Or in northwestern Quebec, was estimated to be worth $11,(XX),(XXI.Mr Allard said this deposit is worth mining and negotiations are under way with existing treatment plants in the Val d'Or Noranda region II the negotiations failed, a concentrating plant might be built on the property by the government mining exploration company and associates The exploration company would have a 46 6-per-cent interest in an extraction company also involving Nemrod Mining Co.Timrod Mining Co and Naganta Mining and Development Co I ,td Mr Allard said columbium was discovered at SI.Andre d'Argenteuil, northwest of Montreal on the Ottawa River, and SI Honore near Chicoutimi Other reported deposits were: Copper at Oak Bay in the Gaspe Peninsula; zinc, lead and silver in the Lingwick region of the Kstern Townships copper and nickel near La Tuque; and uranium at Lae Indicateur in the Otish Hills.400 miles north of Quebec City.T h esc deposits w e r e described as \"important\" but no estimate of their value was given CAMPBELL Clara nice Johnson, and Di Donald Campbell proudly announce the birth ot a daughter, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, on April 16.I960 Both well In Memoriam MORRISON In loving memory of my father, mcfhtr.brother *nd titton.?afn*r Sop* 13.\t1929 mother, Feb.17 1956 brother Murdo.July 12.1929 sister*.Blanche Campbell.March 25.1964 Katie Ann, July II.1965.Bella April 11\t1966 Sadly missed by.DANNIE and MARGARET Card of Thanks MACLEAN We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends, rela fives and neighbors for cards of lym pathy, food and all who helped in any a ay at 7he time of the death and burial of our dear husband and father A special thanks to Rev Doran, John N Mat kemie.Gordon Boynton and the bearers Your kindness will al ways be remembered.MRS DANNIE MACLEAN AND FAMILY WHITE We wish to extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks to each and everyone for their many acts of kindness shown in so many ways at the time of the death and burial ot our beloved husband and father, Mr Jay N White ot Coaticodk We would like to thank the Rev.K McLaughlin.Mrs Gordon Shipway organist.Mrs Nelson Pierce solol.st and the Sisco Memorial United Church Childrens Choir the bearers and the U.C W members for serving tea and to all those who sent flowers, cards, letters, telegrams masses A very special thanks to Dr J.Taylor and the nurses, aides and orderlies ot the third floor staff ot the Sherbrooke Hospital Your thoughtfulness and kind consideration will always be remembered and appro dated MRS JAY N WHITE MR and MRS CHARLES WELLS AND FAMILY (daughter) MR and MRS YVON SIROIS AND FAMILY (daughter) BROWN \u2014 Thanks to my family for the pleaasnt day given me on my 50th wedding anniversary For the anni versary tea set and cards of congra filiations Also for the bouquet of beau tlful golden flowers from my grand children and great grandchildren.Many thanks also to ladles ot Mansonvllle.Vale Perkins, (U.C.W.members) for their cards of good wishes.DOROTHY BROWN j.W.DRAPER FUNFRAf HOMF 314 Main St., Cowansville 263-0393 Hammond Organ Three Slumber Rooms Ambulance Service Branch Main St., Sutton Established I860 Canadian jobless count is lower OTTAWA (CP) ~ Unemployment in Canada totalled 448,(MM) m fhe third week of March, down 25.000\tfrom a month earlier and 40.000\tless than a year ago, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and the federal manpower department reported today It was a hetter-than average improvement in the unemploy ment picture for this time of year, but the number of unemployed was still greater than it was two years ago.The joint report said employment rose by 33,000 between the February and March surveys, and the total labor force showed relatively little change at 7, 919,000.The unemployment rate the number of unemployed as a percentage of the labor force- was 5.7 per cent in March this year, compared with 6.4 in March last year and 5.3 in March.1967 Taking seasonal factors into account, the seasonally adjusted rate this March was 4.2, almost unchanged for the first three months in 1969 The job picture in brief, with estimates in thousands: Mar.Feb.Mar.1969 1969 1968 Labor Force 7,919 7.911 7,608 Employed 7.471 7,438 7,120 Unemployed 448\t473\t488 The report said the largest gains in employment between February and March occurred in trade, and agriculture and in community, business and personal service.Montreal livestock MONTREAL (CP) - All classes of cattle moved easily at steady to strong prices this week on the Montreal livestock market.Demand was good and the market active.Receipts: 1,341 cattle, 3,117 calves, 190 hogs and 46 sheep and lambs.Choice steers 30-32.75; good 28-30.75; medium 27-28.75; common 23.75-26 75 Choice heifers 24 75-26 50; good 23-24; medium 20-22.75; common 20-21.Good cows 21.25-23.50; medium 19.75-22; common 17.75-20.50; canners and cutters 13-18.75.Good bulls 24-26.50; common and medium 20-25 Good vealers 40-44 50; medium 35-40.50; common 20-35.Good sheep 13.50-14 cwt Quebec and British Columbia showed the best gains in the month, though all regions recorded higher employment for the year.The unemployment rate in Quebec, however, remained high al 8.5, second only to the Atlantic region will) its 10.8 per cent of the labor force unemployed.A year ago, the unemployment rate for Quebec was 8 8 per cent, and for the Atlantic provinces, 10 7 The reduction in unemployment last month was spread generally through all of the labor force from the age of 20 up There was another small in crease in the number of unemployed teen agers The number unemployed for less than a month when the survey was taken in the week ended March 22 was 126,(MXI, including 39,(KM) persons on temporary layoff.This was down from 128,(MM) in February and 137,000 in March last year.But the number unemployed for four months or more rose to 170,000 in March from 150.000 in February and 162,(KM) in March last year The report is based on a sample survey of about 35,(MX) households across Canada.The estimates do not include students and housewives who have not sought outside work, persons too old or otherwise unable to work, or the voluntarily idle or retired.CEMETERY NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Huntlng-ville Cemetery Association will be held Tuesday, May 6th, at 8 p.m.at the home of Frank Libbey.FRANK LIBBEY Sacretary-Treasurer.AMBULANCE SERVICE & Funeral Home Gerard Monfette Inc.Guy Monfette, Managei 562-2249 44 N/indsor St., Sherbrooke.MONUMENTS SHERBROOKE Enr.1650 King West, Sherbrooke Tel.562-2294 (Jean-Guy Lacroix) Successor to E.Chausse & Fils For information call: RICHMOND and DISTRICT AGENT \u2014 M B.Fleming, Tel.826-2294 SHERBROOKE and LENNOXVILLE: Byrl Webster, Tel.562-2466 i t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS., APRIL 17, 1969 WE RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING .VIBRATING ROLLER for\tt Asphalt and Compaction \u2022\tSCAKKOLDING of all kinds \u2022\tPAVING BREAKERS \u2022\tCEMENT SAWS \u2022\tFLOOR SANDERS \u2022\tAPPLIANCES for MOVERS \u2022\tCOMPACTORS (Jumping Jack) \u2022\tOTHER ITEMS on Request Geo.Eabi pres.\u2014 Gilles Fabi mgr.f Rental & Sales Center Inc.906 King W.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-9641 \u2014 Wacker Cement I Breaker (Gas) COLUMNS or Phone 569-3636 OPPORTUNITIES Phone 569-3636 54.Professional Directory Advocates WESLEY H BRADLEY, Q C.\t360 St.J«m«s Street West, ASontrea .949 B664 GER VAIS, L ANGLAIS & MONTY.6 Wellington St., Soutn.Snerbrooae Tel.562 4735.1.Articles For Sole HEADING NO l of the classified page enumerates various items for sale at bargain prices If you have some thing you wish to sell, or are in the market for a specific article, place an ad under this heading, Articles ?or sale.\" PRINTING of all kinds Write us for quotations or drop in at our -commercial plant, Progressive Publica: fions, 725 CPR Terrace, Sherbrooke Tel.569 3636, Local 51.FURNITURE that has been stored away, reason for sale, hasn't been claimed.Three complete rooms, bedroom set, living room set and kitchen set 5229 One other at $199.As low as $2.00 weekly.Paul Boudreau.Tel.569-3980 or 864 4251, Deau ville USED ALUMINUM Offset press plates, 009 x 33 x23\" Easily cut or bent.Five for $1.00.Apply: Sherbrooke Daily Record, 725 CPR Terrace.18 ZIGZAG SEWING MACHINES SLIGHTLY scratched In shipping.Built in button holes, twin needles, etc.Name brands, guaranteed.Tel.567-1717.TECOWAY CONSOLE sowing machine, perfect condition.Call 842 2482.LARGE AMOUNT OF NO.1 baled hay at $13 a ton.Mr.Stanley Ward, RR 3, Magog.Tel.843-2323.COMBINATION OIL and electric stove, used one year.Reasonable.Tel.562 6903.1968 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE motorcycle, perfect condition.Less than 3,000 miles.Call after 5 p.m.562 9481.MOTORCYCLE SUZUKI, 250 C.C.Guaranteed perfect condition.Bargain.Tel.daytime 563 0688, evenings 563-5172.I.Articles For Sale HAY Approxima.ely 9,000 bales.15c a bale Contact Mrs Dorothy Mac Intosh, Mac Mad Bar Farm, R.R I.Austin, Que.Tet.843-3130.KITCHEN STOVE, combination ABC oil burners and propane gas, with new equipment tor wood.Suitable tor\t4 PrOnertV For Sole summer cottage Phone 567 4616 bo-\trroperry ror JUIC tween 6 and 7:30 p.m, WALNUT DOUBLE BED complete with Beauty Rest spring and mattress 525 00, mirror-dresser 35.00, dresser without mirror S3 OO, small desk S3 00, one large and one small Venetian blind (new) S5.00 at 1600 Dominion Ave Tel.562-0302.16 REFRIGERATORS and 16 freezers, new, slightly damaged In transport, also 125 mattresses lor sale at spa cial prices Apply 1026 Wellington St South.1 NEW 2 WHEEL TRAILER, 15\" wheels.1 used 12 It Aluminum boat.4 new 6 ft.sectional ladders Tel.938 4945 NEW AND USED LAWNMOWERS.one motor boat, 15 ft.long.G.Burgess, Sales and Service Centre.Tel.875-3450.\"FRAMUS\" electric guitar, in mint condition.Red finish with white trim Complete with dual pick up, strap and cord.$65.cash.Tel.562-7334.WHITE FLOOR LENGTH wedding gown, size 13 and 14, long matching lace veil with head piece.No rea sonable offer refused.Call 569-8861.4.Property For Sale CLASSIFIED HATES 4c por word Minimum charge 75c for 18 words or less Consecutive insertions without copy change: ,1 insertions 6 insertions 22 insertions 280 insertions or one year DFADLINE: 4 P.M.of working day previous to publication less\t15% less\t25% less\t33\u2018-j less\t50% CLASSIFIED DISPLAY & AUCTION RATES Transient to 800 agate lines\tU 800 to 1500 agate lines\t11 1500 to 2000 agate lines\t1 Over 2000 agate lines\t1 Borders to 6 pt., line rate plus 2c.Borders to 6 pt.and illustration(s), line rate plus 4c) DEADLINE: Noon of working day previous to publication.W.WARREN LYNCH Royal Trust Bldg.25 Wellington St.N.Tel 569-99U Res.569 4581 ASHTON R TOBIN, Q.C., Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562-2120 PUBLIC NOTICE There is a By-law prohibiting the burning of trash (except in properly enclosed containers or incinerators) and the lighting of grass fires within limits of the TOWNSHIP OF HATLEY Any person violating this law will be held responsible for all damages and costs incurred.Dentist Dr.R.J.K.Pyne 159 Queen St., Lennoxvilie, Que.Office.Tel.S62-1Î13 Residence:\t567 1 346 TAILOR For ladies and gentleman General Repairs F COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.562-4334 SHERBROOKE NORTH DISTRICT Bungalow, 6 rooms, plus 3 completed rooms in basement Large lot, garage, and bree^eway.Tel.567 2917 HOUSE FOR SALE \u2014 In small quiet English speaking community, 4 miles from Waterloo or Bromont.Furnish ed.Tel.514 539 0703 MELBOURNE VILLAGE \u2014 House, barn, garage and shop.Two acres of land, in good condition.Near golf course.Tel.826-2271.GREENLAY For sale: Residence, in good condition, 5 bedrooms, living and dining room 8a Authorized New Car Dealers 26.Help Wanted; Male 26.Help Wanted: Male BUICK, Pontiac, Trucks, Sales 4 Automobile Ltd , Tel.569 3662.Vauxhall, GMC Service, Deluxe 1567 King West 9.Trucks For Sale FARGO TRUCK, 1967, ton pick up.Fargo truck, 1966, pick up, 1 ton, double wheels.Call Magog Dairy.843 5727.anu u i mng iwm, kitchen, central\t| /n\tii\tr\tCl heating, 220.hot water, garage and\t|Q\tHorSGS rOf bale barn attached, 10 acres of land.Call between, 9 am.and 5 p.m.845-3080.1968 ALFRtO ANGELO Original model wedding gown.Organza lined with Irish linen.A-line.Front design with appliquées Venise cut lace in rose pattern and pearl embroidery.Cathedral length train from back yoke.Matching headdress.Size 5-7.Prom dresses in white and colors.Phone Rock Island, 876-2020 after 5:30 p.m.PING PONG TABLE, in excellent condition.Phone after 6 o.m.569-3494 AUCTION SALE at Roland Laçasse, rr i, East Racine Range, cn the road between W?st Shefford and Adamsville Saturday, April 19th, '69, at 1 p.m.Sharp WILL BE SOLD: 24 head of cattle all clear of federal test.This herd Is comprised of 12 good Ayrshire cows including 9 fresh; 2 .' >rsey cows with 1 fresh; 1 Holstein cow (fresh), and 9 spring calves.DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Chore Boy milker with pail, compressor, and tubing for 18 cows, 10-can capacity Crlno milk cooler with side door.MACHINERY: One 30-ft bale elevator with motor, manure carriage with 120 ft of track; 200 \u2014 6 ft.cedar posts, and 2 antique horse bells (these bells are dated 1878).Reason of sale: Transferring to chicken farming.TERMS: Cash.For information contact the auctioneer.DENIS P.DUNN Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer RR 2, West Shefford.Tel.514-372 4290 HOUSE IN BURY, eight rooms plus three room apartment; also shed with four divisions.For further Information call 569 0449 evenings 5 to 10.THERE l STOOD, a realtor on the right, a real estate broker on the left, and Charles Connors right be hind me, pushing towards the best buy.Want a push; then call: 562-4000.4a.Trailers For Sale CANADA'S FINEST TFNT TRAILERS, now on display at Emperor Trailer Sales Reg'd, 30 Massawippi St , Lennoxvilie Tel.569-7516.VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE, like new! 1967, 24,000 mi.Kitchen with gas stove, double bed, etc.Reason for sale: Returning to Europe.Tel.569 5602.6.Cottages For Sale BROMPTON LAKE: Summer modern cottage, 50 x 32 \u2014 6 furnished rooms.Fireplace, artesian well.All seasons roads.8 acres wood land.Terrace 200 x 100.Private sandy beach.Boat house.For information: Richmond 826-3666.SHETLAND PONY FOR SALE.Well bred for riding and driving.For information cal1 876-5962.11.Livestock For Sale PURE BRF D ABERDEEN ANGUS cows and heifers, bred for April and May Also a good sum of Hecketier 157, and some fall calves.Tel.days, 514 264 5373, evenings, 514-264-2874.INDIVIDUAL FAMILY EIGHT ROOM wonderful corner residence, 2355 Bachand Street.Adjacent Sherbrooke University.Natural oak finish.Exquisite interior decorating.Garage, etc.Possession available.Other beautiful residences.See Hebert's, 2155 Bachand.Phone: 562-0874.WONDERFUL NEW LARGER EIGHT ROOM individual corner residence.Near Sherbrooke Golf Club.Double living room, family room, five bedrooms, fireplaces, double garages, double larger lots, etc.1125 Desroch-ers.Another new six room exquisite residence, 1985 Grime.Occupancy May.See Hebert's, 2155 Bachand.Phone: 562-0874.LAKE MAGOG lake front modern house, two brdrooms, large living room, dining area, modern kitchen, fully air conditioned, forced air oil heating, 158 frontage, two acres In rear.Must be seen to be appreciated.$10,000.000 cash, balance easy terms.Further information phone North Hatley, 842-2482.NEW COTTAGE (RESIDENCE).Brompton Lake.Complete heating system, fireplace, very beautiful site, no reasonable offer refused.Tel.563-1304.8.Cars For Sale BUICK 1960, 4 dr.H.T.power steering and radio, very good condition.$250 Tel.514-292-3255.FOR A GOOD used car, call Don Martin, C/O Eastern Townships Motors Ltd., 2164 King St., W., Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.office 569-3604 residence 562-7062.80 GOOD COWS and heifers to freshen soon, and a complete herd of all kinds.Easy terms.Jules Cote, 1274 South St., Cowansville.Tel.514-263-0670.REGISTERED HOLSTEIN heifer calves, from R O P.dams Herd aver age \u2014 12,000 lbs.milk.Tel.872-3312.12.To Let DAVE'S TRANSPORT REG'D.Local and long distance movers; packing, storage.Members, Allied Van Lines.Tel.562 8062.APARTMENT \u2014 3 rooms, furnished, very clean, heated, wall-to-wall car pets, hot water, washer-dryer, jani tor service.Apply: 18 Brooks St.INSURANCE FIRE/AUTO/CASUALTY LOSS ADJUSTMENT We are offering a career of extreme interest to suitable young men between the ages of 21 and 35.This way of life provides unlimited possibility for the display of initiative, imagination and drive in an exceedingly varied field.Our contemplated expansion provides opportunity from coast to coast.Candidates desiring to work in the Province of Quebec should certainly be bilingual although the requirement varies across the country in different degrees.Remuneration is excellent and prosoects for advancement unlimited.Facilities for training are exceptional and fringe benefits exceed ordinary standards.Candidates should have an educational standard equivalent to completion of Junior Matriculation or Universitv entrance education.Those whom we are seeking may currently he employed in the loss adjusting field whether within the insurance industry or with Government or private bodies who require investigation facilities.Alternatively, they may be drawn from those engaged in administrative work, bookkeeping and accounting, marketing, merchandising or engineering.Those interested should apply giving full details as to education and business background to: The Manager/Quebec Division R.O.Box 3000, Montreal 379 # Uilk fyuhliiuf.\u2019Printer - Lithographer 1630 King St.West ¦ 563-4805 Printing of ail Kinds BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyerville \u2014 Tel.889-2272 General Plumbing \u2014 Automatic Oil Furnaces \u2014 Com struetion wood \u2014 \u201cVeneer\u201d doors \u2014 Gyproc \u2014 Rock Wool \u2014 Complete bathroom sets with fixtures $149 \u2014 Brick $40.per thousand, choice of 2 colors \u2014 \u201cMela-mite\" from $10 a sheet \u2014 Distributor \u201cNational Paint Ltd.\u201d GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St.East Tel.562-3892 Also hardware 30.Farm Help Wanted 46.Pets For Sale Cedar Hedges Planted or delivered Reasonable price.Free Estimate Tel.562-7604 REGISTERED SHELTIES, miniature and toy poodles, one collie puppy, not registered.Rose combed Bantams.Tel.875-3631.POODLES, toys and miniatures.Phone 562-5740 after 6 p.m.and weekends.Become A Proprietor North Ward ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW 5Vi rooms Price $12,950 Down payment $650.Monthly payments $98.00 including capital and interest.Balance a one only mortgage with CM.& H.C.(SHERBROOKE) LTEE.ENTREPRISES MONTJOIE corner King West and Montjoie (just past St.Elie Road) Tel: 567-1191 122 CARILLON STREET near King Shopping Centre.I1/».2Va furnished apartments, heated.Transvision sup plied, new building.Weekly or monthly.Apply Apt.1, after 4 p.m RICHMOND, 2 tenement house on large lot, 220 wiring, double garage, at 582-584 College St.South.Apply P.O.Box 293, Sherbrooke, Que.FOR SALE \u2014 Fine ten room house, centrally located in Canaan, Vermont.Large two-car garage with worqshop, and plenty of garden and lawn space.Lynwood B.Peck, Box 185, Canaan, Vt.Tel.266-8903.1965 PARK-LANE SEDAN, perfect condition.Phone 819-876-5225, after 6 p.m.Terms if necessary.1964 COMET, automatic transmission, power steering, power brake, good condition.Tel.569-3518.Rust the Killer Tectyl never lets it start! Kust is the No.1 car killer, and filler of scrapyards.By rustproofing your car with Tectyl you add years to its life.So you save money! Tectyl is Proven and Practical.Stop and see for your self.C.C.Warner Tel.569-2893 294 Queen St., Lennoxvilie NEW 4Va room apartment, heated, hot water, washer and dryer entrance, parking.Tet.569-2031.NORTH WARD \u2014 3Vj room apartment, heated, hot water, 220, available May 1st.Apply at 133 Ball Street, Sherbrooke.6.700 SQ.FT.panelled office space available.Air conditioned, Independent heating and ventilating system, private entrance, three private offices.Parking \u2014 70 cars.Suitable also for school or light manufactur ing.Call 562-2662.R.W.Dube, or write: P.O.Box 490, Sherbrooke.FOR RENT: 2'/j room bachelor apart ment In Lennoxvilie.Tel.563-1134.WANTED:\tReliable farmer for beet cattle farm.Good house, references required.Apply to Record Box 59.31.\tSituation Wanted: Male WELL QUALIFIED salesman in early 4g Money To Loan thirties, of good health, married, reliable:\texperienced in machinery sales and service, advertisino sales and production and promotional work, seeks position with established Eastern Townships firm.Bilingual, pos-ses-ing good organizational and administrative capabilities.Good references available, can provide resume on request.Write to Record Box 58.32.\tSituation Wanted Female MORTGAGE FUND available, from $1,000 to $50,000.to loan on first or second mortgage.Reasonable terms and interest rates.Free inspection of properties, special attention for country properties.For property sales or exchange contact Leandre Gaudreau, representative, permit 11019, B.P.180a.R.R.1, Rock Forest, Tel.569-7376 A.Badeau, Broker.51.Mortgages DISPERSAL AUCTION SALE FOR IVANO DUBUC, 706 FOSTER ST., WATERLOO, QUE.TO BE HELD AT OLEY A.YOUNG S AUCTION BARN, FOSTER ROAD.SCO FEET FROM ROUTE it 1, (ON ROUTE 39-52) SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1969, AT 1:30 P.M.AMERICAN QUARTER HORSES AVAILABLE MAY 1ST\u20145 rooms, heat-ed, hot water, 3rd floor, situated at 554 Vimy St.For Information, call 567-4306 NORTH\tWARD:\t550 Blvd.Jacques Cartier, 4 room apartment, heated-hot water, stove, washer-dryer, wall to wall carpetting in living room.Parking space.Available May 1st.Tel.56 7 925 7 and 569-3369.WEST WARD.3 room apartment, very clean, heated, hot water, 220.files.May 1st S70 per month.Apply at 1120 Lesieux St.INear C.E.G.E.P.) NORTH\tWARD\tFour room\tapart ment,\theated,\thot\twater, first\tfloor.Adults only.Tel.569-2 351.VIMY ST.\u2014 Five room heated apart-ment,\thot water,\trefrigerator,\telec- tric stove.Adults only.Tel.567-5923.J.A.Powerhouse (Palomino Stud) Ace's Sugar (Roan Mare) Chestnut Filly Putiy Cause (Brown Mare) Browny Cause (Brown Mare) Power's Master Colorado Fitiers (Chestnut Mare P-88658 Sire: King Georges Dam: Javille Adair P-152,861 Sire: Squeekum Dam: Minnie Benton Sire: J.A.Powerhouse Dam: Ace's Sugur 166623 Sire: Cleo's Cause Dam: Red Wing DD 499182 Sire: J.A.Powerhouse Dam: Putiy Cause 433011 Sire: J.A.Powerhouse Dam: Putiy Cause Registration not available P-3925 P-25594 P-64,415 P-81,024 P-88658 P-152,861 N-5441 P-88658 166623 P-88658 166623 18.Wanted To Rent LARGE HOUSE or apartment, 9, 10, or mpre rooms, Sherbrooke-Lennox-ville area.For family with five children and five foster children.We can pay a higher than norma! rent tor larger than normal premises.Call 569-1292.STANDARDBRED HORSES Shady Mar-Mic (In Volume 52-55) Brown Stallion (In Volume 52-55) Linda Dynavert (Chestnut Mare\t27725 5523-C 30811 Victoria Mar-Mic\t27990 Bess Gold Winner (Brown Mare)\t29944 Gigee Mar-Mic (In Volume 51-52) Bay Mare (In Volume 51-52) Victory Spell (Bay Stud)\t24815 5794-B 40724 Shelly Mic (Dark Brown Filly)\t40723 Gi Gee Mic (Brown Filly)\t40721 Play Boy Dynavert (Chestnut Stallion)\t40722 Elinglon Dynavert (Chestnut Stud)\t Lahaska (Bay Mare)\t22488 Ambro Crystal (Bay Mare)\t20030 Sire: The Widower\tP-71996 Dam: Temptress\t24956 Sire: Voting Trust\t25473 Dam: Miss Royal\tHarvester 13636 Sire: The Bethel\tBoy\t12375 Dam: Double Victory\t22807 Sire: The Bethel\tBoy\t12375 Dam: Sally Key\t12220 Sire: The Bethel\tBoy\t12375 Dam: Magnolia D\t15133 Sire: Shady Mar-Mic\t27725 Dam: Victoria Mar-Mic\t27990 Sire: Shady Mar-Mic\t27725 Dam: Bess Gold Winner\t29944 Sire: Shady Mar-Mic\t27725 Dam: GiGee Mar-Mic\t24815 Sire: Shady Mar-Mic\t27725 Dam: Linda Dynavert\t30811 Sire: Shady Mar-Mic\t27725 Dam: Linda Dynavert\t30811 Sire: Dean Hanover\t71679 - Dam: Mary Connet Vol.31, U.S.T.R.25.Teachers Wanted Sire: Adtos Pick\t17839\t , Dam: Heather Mist\t12473 20.Wanted To Purchase FOR CHRISTIAN RANCH CAMP \u2014 Quiet riding horses and pony.Western type saddles, bridles, and equipment; bench saw.Reply P.O.Box 386, Magog.Tel, 843-4540.OLD CLOCKS, dishes, crocks, frames, settees, fables, oil lamps, iron kettles, brass beds, old jewellery, etc.MacLeod's Antiques, Lennoxvilie.Tel.567 7510.SMALL PIGS, of 6 lo 8 weeks old.Also heifers.1 year old, and 2 year old.Holstein.Complete herd of cows.Robert Menard.849-3421.WE BUY all kinds of horses ot horses that have just died The meat from these horses is to feed wild animals.Tel.562-9463 3r 567-1052.24a.Agents Wanted LADIES \u2014 Would you like to earn from $25 to $75 a week?If so, be come a Tupperware dealer.For information, call Mrs.Claudette Ther-rien, 562-2042.YOUNG LADY with experience desires office position.Tel.562-6127.35.Business Opportunities BUSINESS FOR SALE KEET'S GENERAL STORE, in George-ville, with gas pumps, large living quarters, 7 bedrooms.Could be used as hotel near Lake Memphremagog.Extra corner lot.Price S15.000.Stock at wholesale.Would accept small farm as trade-in.Tel.043-2417.BUSINESS FOR SALE RESTAURANT AND GAS bar located in the center of a summer and winter resort, well establishsd clientele.Priced to sell.Tel.038-9929.35a.Legal Notice CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST.FRANCIS No.13,377 SUPERIOR COURT REGINALD BRANDT -vs- ESTATE: LESLIE BRANDT REQUEST FOR LETTER OF VERIFICATION Notice Is hereby given, that on the 20th day of May, 1969, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon as Council may be heard, at the Court House.Sherbrooke, REGINALD BRANDT, residing in the City of Magog.Hotel keeper, will appear before one of the Judges of the Superior Court, in the District of St.Francis, in view ot obtaining letters of verification, confirming that the estate of LESLIE BRANDT, had been bestowed semi jointly with his mother, being a wife common as to property, in the absence of a marriage contract, with her late husband, and a division ot one sixth to each of the three remaining children: REGINALD BRANDT, GILBERT BRANDT and DAME MYRE-ILLE BRANDT-GAGNON.Magog, the 11th day of April, 1969.E.DUSSAULT, Notary Solicitor FINANCING FLEXIBILITY At Niagara, we can fulfill almost any real estate financial requirement.You obtain up to 85% of the value of your home through expert appraisal.Use the money to refinance, pay bills, expand, buy Group life insurance available.Call Niagara for instant service.NIAGARA 56 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014 567-8436 Niagara Mortgage and Loan Company Limited One of the IAC Group of Companies Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Packing * Storage Your Atlas Van Lines Agent Tel.567-6733 NOT-CADASTRATED LAND FOR SALE at WHISPERING HILL, near Bishop's College School, with scenic view of surrounding country and St.Francis River.Ideal location for a home or cottage.6c a square foot, cash or credit.Call Rene Blouin, 562-7194, or 569-5591.The Blouin Furniture Store (NEXT TO THE WEBSTER PARKING LOT) 66 Meadow Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 \u201cis the place to visit for friendly and honest dealings .our prices and services are the best .terms if desired!\" CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS\t LYON, NOBLE & CO.\tLAVALLEE, BEDARD, Chartered Accountants\tLYONNAIS, 1576 King West, Sherbrooke\tGASCON & ASSOCIATES Tel.5634700\tC.J.Crockett, C.A.TOUCHE, ROSS\t \tlicensed trustee.\t201 Continental Building, BAILEY & SMART\tSherbrooke, P.Q.569-5503 Royal Bank Building\tMcDonald, currie Place Ville Marie,\t& Co.Montreal 2, Que.\tCOOPERS & LYBRAND Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms in the United\tChartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave., States, Great Britain and\tSherbrooke, 569-6301 elsewhere.\tOffices throughout Canada.ARABIAN HORSES Centennial Prince\t44955 A.B.Sputnic Christiana Half Arabian (Chestnut Mara) PALOMINO HORSES Americana Palomino (Female 2 Years) Shelly Palomino (Female 2 Years) Queen Shelburn Palomino (Female 2 Years) Dixie Souiy Palomino (Famale 2 Years) Four Grada Maras (Working Maras) Sire: Prince Hall\t15684 Dam: Amada\t17609 Sire: Sands Al-Alamein\t399 Dam: Christina (Half Arab) Sire: Duke of Denver Thoroughbred Dam: American Saddle Horse Sire: Duke of Denver Thoroughbred Dam: Half Quarter Horse Sire: Duke of Denver Thoroughbred Dam: Half Morgan Sire: Duke of Denver Thoroughbred Dam: Half Quarter Horse WANTED FOR Valcartier Elementary Protestant School, a qualified teach er fo teach the grade 1 to 3 level for the year 1969-70.Apply to Elmer McCartney.Sec., Valcartier Village, P.Q.27.Female Help Wanted LAdTeS - AGF_ NO BARRIER Ful or part time work, availabe as sal aried Telephone sales representatives.Tel.563-2320.36.Miscellaneous SEWING MACHINES NECCHI DISTRIBUTORS.Service on all makes of sewing machines.For information, call: P.DEMCHUK & FILS.562-7642.36a.Home Services GUARANTEED DRY CLEANING of your wall-to wall carpets, done commercially or in private home Tel.R.Roy, 563-5971.WE BUY, SELL ano exchange new and used furniture.Apply to Raoul Fortier.1026 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke.Tel.567-3581.CALL blSHuP Brothers, Ltd., 148 Magog St.Tel.56 2 9 315 for painting, renovating, building and re pairs.EXPERIENCED PAINTER and paper hanger.Tel.569-2848.FLUENTLY BILINGUAL stenographer wants typing at home.Phone 567-4593.ANY MAKE SEWING MACHINE; Oiled, tension adjustments, deiinted, by expert local sewing machine mechanic.$1.95.Tel.Riccar.567-1717.FOR SALE Two storey cement block building, approx.8,000 sq.ft.located at 988 Wellington St.South, has sufficient land for expansion or ideal for parking, city evaluation $24,500, only interested in selling on cash basis.All reasonable offers will be considered For further information contact: Crankshaft Grinding & Diesel Service Inc Tel.569-6321 37.Personal TERMS: C»h or certified chequet.OLEY A.YOUNG, AUCTIONEER \u2014 TEL.539-0140 29.Male & Female Help Wanted JOB OPPORTUNITIES for 3 men and 3 women at Dixville Home Inc.If will be necessary to follow a course in the care and training of retarded children.Apply in writing to Dixville Home Inc.Box 90, Dixville, Que., or Tel.849 4831, ask for Mr Ron Meginbir.This is regular employment, and not summer employment.HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods).Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list Six samples 25c.\t25 samples $1.00.Mail order Dept.C - 2 Nov Rubber Co.Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.41.Boats and Motors GET YOUR MOTOR ready tor spring now! Over $1,000 worth of parts in stock.Mercury and other makes repaired.See the new Mercury motors and Peterborough boats Langdons, 876-5886.Tomifobia.MARTIN MOT\tOR\tSALES LTD.405, BELVEDERE SOUTH,\t\tTELEPHONE: \tUSED CARS\t SHERBROOKE\t\t567-8421 Open nightly until 10 p.m.\t\t USED CARS\t\t 1967 Chrysler Newport, Custom 4 dr.1967 Chrysler Newport, 4 door H.T.1967 Chrysler Newport.4 door 1967 Chrysler, 2 door H.T.1965\tChrysler Windsor.4 door H.T.1966\tDodge I\u2019olara.4 door 1967\tPlymouth Fury I, (8), 4 door 1966 Plymouth Fury III, 2 dr.H.T.1965\tValiant, 4 door 1966\tMeteor Rideau, (8), 4 door 1965 Mercury Comet, 4 door 1965 Meteor Montcalm, convertible\t1964\tFord, 4 door 1968 Chrysler Newport, 4 door 1967 Chrysler, 4 door H.T.1967 Chrysler Newport, 2 door H.T.1967 Chrysler Newport, 4 door 1966 Chrysler Newport Custom, 4 door 1965\tChrysler.4 door 1965\tDodge Polara, 2 door H.T.1966\tPlymouth Fury 11, 4 door 1966 Plymouth Fury II, (6), 4 door 1964 Plymouth.4 door 1963 Mercury Monterey, (8).4 dr.H.T.\t USED\tTRUCKS\t 1967 Ford Pick-Up\t1966 Ford Van\t * down a street in Moose Jaw's urday, flood-stricken sooth side Sat- WATERY STROLL \u2014 This couple strolls in hip waters (CP Wirephoto) North Hatley A C W enjoys slides, talk NORTH HATLEY - A regular meeting of St Barnabas A C W was held in the Community Hall on March 19.with 19 members in attendance The meeting opened with prayers taken from the Living Message The president.Mrs W Sutherland, urged the members to read the magazine The treasurer reported a good balance, with all bills paid.Satisfaction at the success of the World Day of Prayer service was expressed by the president, and a vote of thanks was extended to all who helped make it so.A letter was read from the priest in charge of the Indian Chapel at Schefferville, expressing thanks for a parcel of clothing received Mrs.C.Coleman advised that a second parcel had been sent The meeting was adjourned early and the members went into the larger hall for an illustrated address by the Rev.Lynn Ross of Lennoxville Mr Ross had been in Antigua for some time as a volunteer student worker, and during his stay had taken many beautiful pictures, which were greatly enjoyed by members, and guests.Tea was served by Mrs.C.C.Reed and Mrs.M Bowen, assisted by Mrs.V.Wilson and Mrs.R.Spngings.Ll'L ABNER YOU CAN\u2019T, HUH\"\u2019 WE GIT TH' 1\u2014 MINT, NUMBER OklE.V- ,- | \"THE BROTHERHOOD\"\tIN \u2014* NEVER KILT NCaODV 1 P05D!CK'£ WIT'OUT GIVIN\u2019 -p- CASE, I 'EM TH'KISS O\u2019 L?CAN'T60 PEATM,FOIST\" M TROOWII S( glMc*: WHAT DO YOUSE riNK WE ARE- SAVAGES ?, lr~*rT\u2019 ï +-I7 FRECKLES ANu n ALL IN FAUOK.OF NOT GOING \"T.SHALL we stay' T^***'^® That old House \\ our here,or go ) lets tone REALLY LOOKS / INTO THE HOUSE i A VOTE .SPOOKY1'\tAND LOOv- -\t, ««a K\"- w\u2014-,\tAROUND?INTO THE HOUSE ,SAy 'AYeT, f J I mm m Scotstown W.I.committee plans for county meeting StX)rSTOWN The April meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute w as held at the home of Mrs George MacDonald, on March 31, one week earlier owing to the regular night falling on Easter Monday A committee was appointed to assist the Home Economics convener Mrs Kelt on MacKenzie in arranging the menu for the Annual County meeting to be held on May 22.in the United Church.Then members answered the roll call with items taken from the newspapers.Mrs.F B Mayhew.secretary-treasurer gave the treasurer's report which showed that 15 spoons had been sold during the month Mrs Bea Atkin was appointed delegate to the County meeting The delegate for the June Convention would be decided at the Mav meeting One member offered the material for 10 ditty bags, which Mrs.F.B Mayhew will have ready to give out at the May meeting Members are also reminded to bring in articles for the Save the Children bale Members who offered to canvass for the Red Cross campaign can get their material from the president.Mrs \\\\ A Ladd Conveners read items of interest Mrs Boy for Citizenship read part of the article a bout the St Francis River from the Sherbrooke Daily Record.Mrs K e 11 o n MacKenzie, about fish and other research done on different foods Mrs Boa Atkin told of I he many different treatments for different types of arthritis.Mrs Hall spoke of the interesting write-up about the Martinholm Farm in the Annual Edition of the Sherbrooke Daily Kecord Mrs George MacDonald held a quiz on national, international and current events Mrs F B Mayhew read the outline for the branch's programme for 1969-70.Pennies for Friendship and stamps were handed in.Mrs Hall guessed the number of jelly beans in an Easier Bunny and was given a small gift bv Mrs Ladd Mrs Kelton MacKenzie assisted Mrs MacDonald in serving refreshments at the dining table SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS .APRIL 17, 1969\t» Study period on China feature of meeting by East Angus UCW EAST ANGUS The United Church Women hold its regular meeting on April 1.at the home of Mrs Douglas Learned, with Mrs Janet Stevenson as assistant hostess.The meeting was opened by Mrs Carl Groenowold and the devotional period was conducted by Mrs Sidney Clout The treasurer.M rs F rank Mackenzie, gave the financial report showing a favorable bank balance She also reported that the March LxkI sale had realized $34 The study period on China was led by the program convenor, Mrs Mahlon Sutton, assisted by Mrs Chester Damon and Mrs.Frank Mackenzie, who read articles on the history of China and conducted a questionnaire and discussion period Two letters from the foster child, Y net Ping Tam.were passed around to be read, one letter acknowledged the Christmas gifts the group had sent her Mrs Carl Groenewold reported that she and Mrs Mackenzie had purchased two Mum plants to place in the church for the Easter services, and also flowers for a member.Miss Elizabeth Mcl.ellan, who is in the hospital Plans were made to hold a sugar social in the Church hall on April 17 at 8 pm with doughnuts, coffee and pickles to be served with the sugar on snow Mrs Albert Currie and Mrs Janet Stevenson are in charge of the event It was decided to cater to a local wedding reception to lx-held in the church hall May 17.Several ladies stated that they would go to the annual presbyterial United Church women to be held in Trinity United Church, Sherbrooke, April 14 Two ladies from the East Angus groups are to help take up the collection at the meeting Mrs Carl Groenewold, as representative to the board of Stewards, gave a financial statement and report on the recent meeting It was decided to give a small gift to another member.Miss Eldine Waldron, when she arrives home from hospital The May meeting will be held in the church hall Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Frank Mackenzie PANASONIC 16'' CT 63DC The Pennington 1 9\" CT 92DC T/ie Silvercrust ALLEY OOP YOU FIGGER TSENP THESE SURE1.WHY COMIC STRIP CHARACTERS L NOT?BACK TO 1914, WHERE V-\"-.THEY BELONG?«« WW*!/1 1 BUT GOSH, DOC, THEY'RE WELL, OF COU 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Coach Claude Rue! and Habs ready Bruins mm Tigers take on Galt Friday in Viet ville, series is tied at 1-1 Victoria ville Tigers, regular season and playoff champions of the Quebec Provincial Senior Hockey League and representatives of the Province of Quebec in the Allan Cup, are optimistic about their chances of winning a second consecutive Canadian Senior hockey crown.Victoriaville, under coach Jean-Guy Charbonneau, returned from Galt Monday after the first two games of their best-of-seven Eastern Canadian final.The Tigers won the first game 3-2 but lost the second match 2-1 in overtime to the Galt Hornets The Tigers, defending Allan Cup champions, held their only scheduled practice of the week last night at the Jean Beliveau Centre.The third game of the series is scheduled tomorrow night in Victoriaville with the fourth game on Sunday and the fifth on Monday.Victoriaville are optimistic about their chances against the strong Ontario contingent and are confident they can take the next three successive games to end the series quickly, Reports from Galt said the games there were rough, especially Galt who possess a young, strong line up.The Tigers, almost invincible record on home ice, have been the overwhelming favorites to win the series, and most probably, in five games.BOSTON (CP I - Nobody has come up with a cure for the common cold, but Phil Esposito is hoping his current crop of cmffips is an indication that he\u2019s about to shake what ails him.And what ails the record-breaking centre for Boston Bruins is an overdose of Ralph Backstrom, tenacious-checking centre for Montreal Canadiens.Montreal carries its two-game lead in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup semi-final into the third game tonight at Boston Garden The fourth game is scheduled for 2 p m.EST Sunday.Esposito, between sneezes, recalled Wednesday that his most productive nights have been those when he has been plagued by a cold It might be good for Esposito but not for veteran Boston winger John McKenzie A sore HOCKEY AMERICAN Hershey 4, Buffalo 5 (Hershey leads best-of-seven semi finals 3-1) Quebec 3, Cleveland 2 (Quebec wins best-of-five quarter finals 3-2) MEMORIAL CUP St, Catharines 4, Montreal 5 (Montreal leads best-of-seven eastern semi-finals 2-0, one tie.Sorel 5, Hull 7 (Sorel leads best-of seven eastern semi-finals 3-1) INTERMEDIATE A Port Colborne 8, La Tuque 5 (Best of three eastern semi-final tied 1-1) ORGANIZED BY THE E-T-A-A SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 19th at 8.30 SPORTS PALACE it SHERBROOKE\u201d w DOOR PRIZE CHEVROLET 1969 TAX INCLUDED rr 20 GAMES FOR \u20182^ Prize of S100- Each Game SPECIAL GAMES FOR !1,000- and *500^ THIS BINGO WILL BE DIRECTED BY J.E.PRUD\u2019HOMME throat ana flu have kept him from practice all week \u201cIf McKenzie can't play.1 11 have to bring someone in and it would probably be Garnet Bailey,\u201d Boston coach Harry Sinden said COLLECTED SIX POINTS Bailey, with Hershey Bears of the American Hockey League, played eight games with the Bruins late in the regular season and scored three goals, assisting on three others There were no such problems with the Canadiens when they checked in here late Wednesday Coach Claude Ruel declared all hands fit and ready.Ruel said his players were stung by repeated reports from Sinden that Montreal had won its last hockey game for this season Esposito made hockey history this season by counting a record 126 points on 49 goals and 77 assists during the 76-game schedule He also had a field day in Boston's first playoff round against Toronto Maple Leafs with six goals and four assists as the Bruins triumphed in four straight games while Montreal was giving New York Rangers the same treatment However, Esposito's scoring rampage came to an abrupt halt against Montreal as Ruel sent Backstrom, in his llth season with the Canadiens, out to stop Esposito.The result was the Boston centre didn't get a point in two games.HAVE FAN SUPPORT In addition to Esposito's cold, the Bruins have the home ice advantage and the assistance of ?Ted Harris seldom gets limelight but gets job done for Canadiens MONTREAL (CP) - When big No.10 for Montreal Canadiens skates onto the ice at Boston Garden tonight, chances are he'll draw more attention from the Boston crowd than he does in his home rink But this is nothing new in the quiet career of defenceman Ted Harris, who long ago resigned himself to letting other athletes grab the limelight while he went about getting the job done.Canadiens currently lead the Bruins 2-0 in their best-of-seven Stanley Cup semi-final on the strength of 3-2 and 4-3 overtime victories here last Thursday and Sunday.The Montrealers held a full-scale scrimmage Wednesday morning in preparation for tonight\u2019s game.They flew to Boston Wednesday night.Tonight\u2019s game will be televised nationally by theCBC.Harris, a 32-year-old native of Winnipeg, is in his fifth full season with the Canadiens.Montreal club officials agree he only has realized his full potential in the last two seasons SEEMED DOOMED Prior to coming to Canadiens the six-foot, two-inch Harris appeared doomed to an unspectacular career in hockey\u2019s minor leagues.Even in his formative seasons with Canadiens the 185-pounder always appeared to play behind the more colorful types who were intent on the spectacular rushes and smart checks rather than the stiff body checks thrown by the old-time blue line bashers.Harris admits he\u2019s a throwback to the defence work portrayed in earlier years and he had a good teacher.The phlegmatic defenceman received his schooling from tough Eddie Shore at Springfield in the American Hockey League when Shore was general manager, owner, coach and jack-of-all-trades there.Harris, along with John Ferguson and defenceman Terry Harper, is considered a Montreal policeman.In the last season, he had three clashes with Bruins\u2019 idol Bobby Orr, including one in the last game of the season in Boston As a result he has become less than popular in Boston Garden.Much of this season\u2019s bashing was left to Harris because of the prolonged forced layoff to Harper with a knee injury.Harris was one of three members of the Montreal club to play a full 76 games in this season\u2019s regular schedule and has appeared in all six playoff games to date.During the regular season he scored seven goals and assisted in 18 others, his best output since joining Canadiens He has never scored a goal in NHL playoff competition, but has one assist so far this season.While with Cleveland Barons of the AHL for the 1963-64 season, Harris won the Eddie Shore award as the best defenceman in that league.Coach Claude Ruel sums up his defenceman's accomplishments like this: \u201cTed didn\u2019t miss a game this season and he works and gives his best all the time.Anybody who works that way gets success.\" Ruel said his club was in good spirits after its Wednesday workout and will take on the Bruins unhampered by any serious injury.wmsm .a UP FOR A COMEBACK \u2014 World record holder Valery Brume! clears 6 feet iVa inches in an exhibition high jump in Moscow after three \u2022 , frits*- months of comeback training.The Soviet athlete has been out of competition since breaking his leg in a motorcycle accident in 19'6S.He holds the 1 world high jump record of 7 feet SV* inches, having accomplished this feat on July 21, 1963.(AP Wirephoto via cable from Moscow) B.Oxford named head of ETGA, Asbestos to host E.T.Amateur The most important, and most prestigious, tournament sponsored by the Eastern Townships Golf Association, the E.T Amateur Open, will be held this year on July 19 and 20 at the Asbestos Golf and Country Club.The decision was reached by the ETGA at their annual meeting held recently at the Sherbrooke Golf and Country Club.Asbestos will be the host club for the tournament for the first time in its history, and this coming after the addition of a new nine-hole course.This year the Asbestos Golf and Country Club will offer for the second season, a 18-hole course.By accepting to hold the E.T.Amateur championship, the representatives of the Asbestos Golf Club have assured other members of the ETGA the course will be in excellent condition for the upcoming event.The club will also host the Eastern Townships Junior Championship, starting August 1st.NEW OFFICERS Bob Oxford, of the Lennoxville Golf and Country Club, was elected president of the ETGA for the third time Bert Cotterell was elected vice-president while Georges Sylvestre will remain as secretary-treasurer.The directors of the ETGA are Russ Marois, Richard Champagne.Yves Messier, Roy Cook, Henri Giguere, Gilles Dube, and Yvan Gagnon.The latter will also serve as verificator of the books.TOURNAMENTS The annual Jean Beliveau Tournament will be held at the beautiful Victoriaville Golf Club July 12 and from preliminary reports it appears the tourney will be an even bigger success Bedford ends cage season on high note COWANSVILLE - The basketball scene drew to a close a few weeks ago, completing a very successful season as far as the District of Bedford Regional team are concerned.A final statistical release shows coach Richard Staples\u2019 boys with a season record of 14 victories and just five setbacks.The club, as a whole, averaged nearly 54 points per game, while defensively they allowed 41 tallies per contest, Stanley Blumenfeld paced the team scoring-wise, averaging a brilliant 18 points per game.His nearest rivals in this department included Bill Purchase (11.6), Lome Hunter (7.81, and Gord Forster (7.1 ).The Bedford Regionals also boast two tournament championships to their credit during the past season.The boys were victors in both the Chateauguay Valley Regional High Invitational anil the Loyola College-Quebec High School Invitational.These were undoubtedly the top highlights of the basketball season in this area.Soccer the most raucus fans in the league In four meetings on Boston ice this season.Canadiens could salvage only a 2-2 tie.with the Bruins winning the other three games.Thirty of Esposito's 49 regular-season goals were scored in the confines of Boston Garden, seven against Montreal Of his 77 assists.46 were counted at home Lome i Gump i Worsley.Montreal's 39-year-old goaltending stalwart, will be going for his 18th consecutive playoff victory when he faces the Bruins tonight.Sinden will oppose him with Gerry Cheevers.who was in goal when the Bruins dropped the opener to Montreal 3-2 with Backstrom scoring the winner 42 seconds into overtime.Cheevers has appeared in five playoff games this season and has allowed eight goals in 301 minutes for a 1.59 average and two shutouts both against Toronto.Worsley has played 310 minutes in six games, allowing nine goals for an average of 1.94.Wayne Rutledge gets nod tonight as Kings take on Blues in their second tilt ST.LOUIS (CP) - Red Kelly, on eight Stanley Cup winners with Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs, would like some of his successes to rub off on Los Angeles Kings.The Kings\u2019 coach had some bitter words for his players Wednesday following Los Angeles' 4-0 loss to St.Louis Blues in the first game of the National Hockey League Western Division final.\u201cIf you don\u2019t skate, ' Kelly told his players, \u201cyou don\u2019t get out of your end of the rink.\u201cAnd if you don\u2019t get into their zone, how do you expect to score goals?We looked as if we were playing on cement.\u201d The Kings and Blues meet here tonight in the second game of the best-of-seven series.Goals have been a problem for the Kings all season.They averaged a goal a game in eight meetings with the Blues and were blanked three times.Kelly wants his players to concentrate on the fundamentals\u2014skating, checking and shooting.He believes that if they do, goals will take care of themselves.MAY REPLACE LOWELL Ron Anderson will probably fill the vacancy at right wing created when Lowell MacDonald suffered a mild concussion in the opening game after being elbowed by St.Louis defenceman LONDON (CP) - Wednesday's soccer results: ENGLISH LEAGUE Division 1 West Brom 2 Man City 0 Division II Bolton 0 Preston 0 Norwich 1 Derby 4 Division III Brighton 2 Tranmere 2 Gillingham 2 Oldham 0 Reading 0 Bournemouth 1 Shrewsbury 1 Northampton 0 Torquay 0 Oriente Bob Plager.Rookie Gerry Desjardins, replaced by Wayne Rutledge in the final period after giving up all four goals, skated in a sweat suit Wednesday and will likely act as back-up man tonight.Rutledge, out for most of the regular season with groin injuries, played only four games between Dec.18 and March 30.He worked two games in the quarter-finals against Oakland Seals when Desjardins had knee trouble.Kelly may give Bob Wall and Jacques Lemieux some spot duty on defence.He benched all-star Bill White early in the second period Tuesday night.Jacques Plante was given the day off Wednesday after posting his 13th playoff shutout to tie the record set by Turk Broda in 13 seasons with Toronto Maple Leafs.Coach Scotty Bowman of the Blues may give the hometown fans a chance to see Glenn Hall set a Stanley Cup record for the most playoff appearances by a goaltender Hall and Terry Sawchuk of Detroit are tied at 103 games apiece.The former Chicago and Detroit star also needs only 35 minutes to surpass the mark for minutes played in the playoffs.To date, he has 6,177 minutes played, 34 behind Sawchuk.Tom Shaw Is Happy-Go-Lucky than last year's.The oldest tournament under ETGA direction, the Colby, will be held at the Sherbrooke Country Club.June 21.This will be one of the first tournaments of the year for local golfers.The new 18-hole Lennoxville Country Club will be the host course for the annual Father and Son tourney July 27 and the ETGA mixed tournament, also at the LCC, on July 6th.SHERBROOKE OPEN The direction of the Sherbrooke Golf and Country Club will hold their annual Open Tournament July 16 and 17.The club is also looking into the possibility of holding a tournament in honor of Claude Ruel, rookie Montreal Canadiens mentor.The latter will replace the old E.T.Open which grouped professionals from across the Province.The SCC hopes by this move to have a field of the best amateurs from the Province of Quebec as well.JACKSONVILLE.Fla.-(NEA) \u2014 Pro golfer Tom Shaw\u2019s wife is named Joy.\u201cJoy, like in the perfume.\u2019\u2019 says Tom Shaw.\u201cI said like in the dishwashing detergent one time and she really got hot.\u201d Tom Shaw is 26 with the boyish good looks of Joe Pa-looka.He is blond like Troy Donahue should be blond and gets laughs like Ed Sullivan should get laughs.People keep calling him a blond Lee Trevino.\u201cOne of these days,\u201d says Shaw, \u201cmaybe they'll be calling him (Trevino) a dark-haired Tom Shaw.\u201d While the world waits, however, Shaw plans to enjoy himself.\u201cI have fun playing golf,\" he says.\u201cI tried playing the other way but it\u2019s too hard.\" Hard, indeed.Until he won the Dorai Open in March, Tom Shaw's five years on the Professional Golfers Association tour had consisted mostly of 7:30 a.m.tee-off times and, some weeks, no times at all.There are two kinds of golfers on the tour\u2014the \u201crabbits\u201d and the exempt players Shaw was a rabbit, which meant most Mondays found him trying to qualify with 200 or so players for 20 or so open spots.m CURLING BORDER CLUB BENEFIT MIXED Main S.Reed, North Hatley\t6 J.R.Moonev, Lennoxville\t7 C.\tWarner, Lennoxville\t10 S.\tSaunders, Sherbrooke\t2 R.\tGreenwood, Border\t7 R.\tSmith, Border\t8 C.\tWarner, Lennoxville\t10 Dr.P.Fitch,\tBorder\t6 D.\tDonnachie,\tLennoxville\t10 G.\tCurphey, Sherbrooke\t4 R.\tSmith, Border\t6 H.\tGibson, Danville\t3 R,\tGreenwood, Border\t10 G.\tCorbiere, Magog\t2 P.Parker, Lennoxville\t6 R Thompson,\tSherbrooke\t4 F.\tPearson, Sherbrooke D\tSmith, Sherbrooke\t8 G.\tRoss, Sherbrooke\t6 B.\tJackson.Sherbrooke Consolation A.\tPocock, Border\t5 S.\tHamilton, Lennoxville L.Thomson.Sherbrooke\t4 Dr.J.Hibbard, Sherbrooke H.\tGibson.Danville\t12 G.\tCorbiere, Magog\t6 Dr.P Fitch,\tBorder L.\tDwyer, Sherbrooke\t3 R.\tWiggett, Sherbrooke\t10 R\tBlanchard, Sherbrooke\t6 \u201cThe trouble is that I\u2019m not a very good qualifier,\u201d Shaw explained.\u201cI missed 12 of the 15 tournaments I had to qualify for.It was kind of scary, really.\u201d The two most common ways a rabbit can become an exempt player are 1.) by making the 36-hole cut in the preceding week\u2019s PGA event or 2.) win a championship on the current tour.Now, Shaw is exempt for a year.No more Mondays.(\u201cI\u2019ll miss those guys.\u201d) And fewer 7:30 tee-off times.Now, young schoolgirls seek him out for autographs.(\u201cI think Tom\u2019s going to win.\u201d said Jacks onville teeny-bopper Linda Taher, \u201cbecause he's the cutest \u201d) Now, as he says, Tom Shaw is more under the gun.\u201cBefore, I could go out and have a bad round and nobody would know about it.It wasn\u2019t so bad out there by yourself.There were birds and trees and things.Now.I\u2019m a tournament winner.It puts a strain on your personal pride.I don't want to play badly,\u201d he said.Shaw was raised in Portland, Ore , attended the University of Oregon and lives there with his wife, Joy (like in the perfume) and 3-year-old son.PGA score-boards, however, insist that Tom Shaw is from Golf, 111.\u201cI taught there two summers ago,\u201d Shaw says.\u201cThe golf course is located next to a railroad track.EVERYBODY WELCOME GOLF 0RF0RD SEASON RATES 7 days ! $PO $50.$120 .MAN LADY HUSBAND & WIFE FAMILY (18 and under) $100 STUDENT (19-25)\t$40 JUNIOR ^;18 and under) green FEES So,.Sun,Holi