Sherbrooke daily record, 16 juillet 1969, mercredi 16 juillet 1969

[" Weather Very werm Humid wtH tunny %k>t* Miçh *nà lew for t*d«y tO end 45 Sbecbcooke railu Eccotd SHERBROOKE iH: «mU* S62-IS«S St*rvm9 Lenno««iHc.Sherbrooke ond turroundmq oreot %»ith quoi If V dairy product % ond courteous service Established 1897\tPrice 10 cents SHi RBRCX'lkE.Ol 1 HU .VU PM M>\\> Jl l \\ lo Seven!> thirxl vear Man is \u2014 ft KW \\ Z- * // \u2022 Vid There's just too WINNIPEG I C U C CHICKEN Cordon Bleu ASSORTED MEAT SPREAD _____7 or tin3/l .00 Kraft Coleslaw and Italian DRESSING sb:f.35' (Catalina 8 ox.29c) Shirriff GOOD MORNING MARMALADE ,-, 24 ox.jar ^ Crisco SHORTENING 1 lb.pkg.2/79* Duncan Hines ASSORTED CAKE MIXES \u201e ^ 45c 19 ox.box ^ ^ Kleenex ROLL TOWELS IU 2/99' Trans-Kebec MATCHES dt 25e Kraft CHEEZ WHIZ tr7Sc Bathroom Tissue 8 .79c \t\tft ¦\t\t1 1\t\tP Crisco Vegetable Oil 65* 1J) Doctor\u2019s Oary 4M pm ii Hov»se Per»» 5.Match Gama 4)\tGa op ng Govrmaf 81 Da'ft S^adc*» 12; Mo*>a tba 4:23 p.m.5 Sa*» 4\t36 pm 3)\tParry Ma»cn 5)\tMika Doug as 4)\tMomart of Tfu*h 8) Toppar 9 W p m.4) K *g Arthur I) Dick van Dyka 5\t30 p m 3) Ha«a Gun * Tra.e êi Aa'-onau»» I.Ne*» 12) Pierre Barton 4 00 p.m 5, 3) Ne*s I; Movie Tba \u2022 ) Mo*.#- Forty Gun* p m Prisoner Te e»cupe Mow e It» Happening \u2022 30 pm.Pr toner lron»Oa Name of \u2019ha Gama Gcd D ggar* V 00 pm Mov e Dead « 3«r 9 M pm Drag'*» Ma n,M 18 M pm.God D ggars Adam 12 Tom jones 18 34 p m Na\u2019urt Of Tn ng* Our World 11.04 pm S) Sa*» Na*» Ne*» Ne*» 11 20 pm V>e*p04n' ' M p m Tonight Johnny Carson joey 6 shop 11:40 p m.MOW a tba 11 45 p m Mow e TBA Mow e TBA W/ roll call-who's who?SPOON EH POND - The regular meeting of the Spooner Pond WI was held un the evening of July 3 at the home of Mrs Raymond Lampron Assisting hostesses were Mrs K Lyster Mrs S Kvdd and Mrs G Mc-Carl Nineteen members answered the roll call by naming someone who was \u201cwho\u2019s who in Canada .and telling why Congratulations were extend ed to Mrs A Coddington whose beautiful tea cloth and matching apron had won first prizes, both in inter-branch competition and at the Provincial Convention held at Macdonald Other members Mrs H Perkins.Mrs v\\ Lancaster ana Mrs D Oakley also won prizes at the Richmond Fair Mrs H Blanchard, citizen->hip Convener, read a letter expressing thanks for the Ditty bags sent She also had cotton tor the cancer society Convener of education.Mrs VV Lancaster, had a number of Education Weekly Magazines to hand out She gave a report of a recent visit to a Grade 1 classroom, and was amazed at the work done by such young children Cards are being sent to two members who have been sick It was decided to buy a gavel and have it suitably engraved Male models of Iron Hill give fashion show IRON V ILL On Saturday evening.June 28.once again the Male Models of Iron Hill entertained their audience with a fashion show m Brome Town Hall The models were Wayne Mason.Alan Shufelt.Brian Mason.Alan Barr.William Maon.Eric Sanborn.William Chapman.Master Johnny Howard.Everett Raymond.Rodger Mason.Ren-fred Tracey, and Floyd Sanborn A vote of thanks is extended to the make-up artists.Mrs.Wayne Mason.Mrs Floyd Sanborn.Mrs Alan Shufelt.Mrs Everett Raymond and Miss Barbra Mason Many thanks also go to the commentator.Mrs Andrew Howard, who did such a wonderful job Also to Mr Andrew Howard who was the stage door keeper and to Mrs.William Mason.tne director The proceeds will go to the Wardens of Holv Trinity Church The August picnic will be held as usual Mrs Parkes again kindly offered the use of her home and grounds Mrs V\\ Lancaster and Mrs R Fleck will be in charge of the program and prizes A report of the Provincial Convention was given by Mrs D Biggs The regular drawing was won by Mrs A Coddington A contest on advertisements was conducted by publicity convener Mrs D Oakley, and was won by Mrs S Kvdd A picnic will be held at 2 p m on August 7 Lunches will be pooled, as usual Christmas clubs meet WATERYILLE - The Friendly Christmas Club was entertained on Wednesday evening.July 2.at the home of Mrs A Corey in Farlstown.with Mrs.Celon Ball as co-hostess.Cards were played at three tables and the prizes were won by.Mrs.Edward Ball.Mrs Preston Ingham, and Mrs.Stanley Reed At the close of the games refreshments were served by the hostesses and a social time enjoyed The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Preston Ingham The Christmas Bridge Club was entertained on Friday evening.July 4.at the home of Mrs.C.Burton Bridge was piayed at two tables and the >nze for the highest score was won by Mrs G.Miltimore Following the games a social hour was enjoyed when refreshments were served by the hostess.Roy Transport Enr.MOVING Packing \u2022 Storage Your Atlas Van Linos Agont Tol.567-6733 LETTERING VEHICLES Convoniont Hours REG THORNE LENNOXVILLE 563-1818 Romor still first and proud of it ROOMS v Approx Quality Broad loom No down payment Pay as little as S2.29 per week 5699571 Phone Now?50 mile radius of Sherbrooke i 4' , v * >7 Romar Carpet 18 Wellington North \u2014 Suite ^Montreal 922 Decarie Blvd Suite 3 _ Tel.744 5084 ¦y- Ft NMonti M 4 1 ft RECORD WANT ADS PHONE 569-9525 Sherbrooke 'Oarlu Mecotrl WED Jl l N V Leov# \\0\\jr Loundr> on9 Problems ro us this Summer orvj enjoy your voconon* s CALL gnaw* Sftt-2}«5 170S KtMf >\u2022 Wm* 7 - Water supply also inadequate Medical Center is booming but road still not paved BUSINESS SLOW - The paint ings are hanging on Sher brooke\u2019s Ruelle des Artists but business looks a little sIoh i ouncil, Monda>, approved a motion to close off Whiting Street so local artists could sell tneir work i Record photo Gerry Lemay > One hundred and fiftv four beds at the l niversitv Medi cal t entre are now occupied, with an additional SO to 40 patients admitted every couple of weeks Dr Jacques Susset head of Public Relations said vesterdav Practicallv everv spet'ialitv is at work \\euri> suigei \\ previously unknown in the Eastern Townships, is availa ble This is a great asset to the community '.Dr Sus set said The delay involved in transferring an acutely ill patient to Montreal can now b£ avoided All emergency cases are treated in the out patients department, and admitted without referral Appoint ments for consultation are.of L'ourse, preferable, he ad ded The 4.14 bed hospital was originally scheduled to open m January A shortage of nurses, ref letting the general situation in the country, has contributed to the delay Relatively speaking, we are better off than most hos pitals Dr Susset said We are gradually opening the wards while many are gradually closing them MOO ad ditional nurses are needed in Canada alone Night work without the compensation of an increase in salary fails to appeal to many In some cases nursing schools were closed before CeGep\u2019s were equipped to take over the training Recruiting of nurses from outside the country is under way at the centre Hall of the patients at the centre are Bertrand might call vote after party caucus outside the area and at the moment most oi mem are routine cases A trend to more specialired cases is mevila ble Dr Susset said 00 per cent of flooi spaiv is reserved for the hospital 20 pel cent is available for teaching and research with the remainder being used foi administrati ve pui poses and librar ies Ninetv five doctors from 14 diffeient countries and of every conceivable speciahtv are at Ihe centie With the finest of medical equipment available the hospital was designed to serve the tvpe of patient who is ptesentU being sent to Montreal or elsewhere Others are eft|tecteit to be attracted from a distance The medical specialist population of the KT has in creased by JO tier cent since the centu v inception Ihe (entre is affiliated with all the hospitals in Sherbrooke with many local dth tor s involved in teaching and the prat lice of medicine The ('entre remains plagued with non existant land scaping and poor road conditions fiom tin » itv limits Andre Brien, in charge of Hoads for Sherbrooke ex plained that a number of circumstances have combined to delay improvements The road was partly rebuilt last year Water supplv at the ( entra* was discovererhaps none too strongly, that the Liberal Congress in October will produce so much friction that the Opposition organization may be shot to pieces \u2014 either forcing the Opposition chief to re sign or compel him to enter an election with a divided party The sole arbitrator of these arguments is the Premier him self and his report will be br 1 mg Quebec either will or will not have a general election in Sept ember touch expects tht ember Pol ice investigate rash of break-ins Police are faced with a rash of break ms as the warm sum mer continues Early Monday morning, in truders broke into a garage at 917 Courcelette Street in Sherbooke and took some mon ey The owner.Henri Martineau, discovered thai his peanut ma chine h; d been broken into and money inside stolen The intruders entered through an unlocked door to penetrate moon THOS.W.LEONARD I.A., il.i.(ftfttMMxHa! liMtm.SuMft S09 M.S49 2600 in the garage Police are investigating On Monday also, intruders broke into the Sherbnxike !i Minute ( .h vs.i h .it soi I it ques (\u2019artier and tk $25 Police found a broken win dow on the rear door Early Monday morning, an other business was broken into and money stolen The intruders broke a window on the back door to get inside the new Mr Muffler garage situated at 1925 King Street Wi st Normand F.Loborga NOTARY Nitol Rldg .A Wellington $., 205 Toi 562 5547 Suit.Quebec-built legs An estimated $120 was reported stolen m cash BLAIS & MADRO \"Quality Man's Store\" CUSTOM TAILORS 149 Wellington St North Sherbrooke Tel.569 7921 MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 The Apollo astronauts, who blast off for the moon today, will land on the lunar surface with legs made in Quebec Part of the credit for the historic landing will go to a suburban Longueuil machine shop superintendent who built the landing gear for the lunar module that will carry two American astronauts to the moon\u2019s surface He is Fernand Michon.who says, \u201cI just did my job and.besides.I ve had to work on much tougher assign ments in the past.'\u2019 Jesse Turner, president of the Longueuil firm-Heroux Machine Shops\u2014said One of the reasons we were awarded the contract bv Grumman Ltd is because Mr Michon PLAYING WITH MUSCLE- SHOCK: ST.JACQUES hollers let hi This is just the beginning of a most unusual robbery! devised a special tool to make the lunar module's four legs \u201d The Longueuil company competed against eight com panies in the United States for the contract.\u201cWe were the only ones able to make the landing gear to their specifications,\u2019\u2019 Mr Turner said The four legs, made of an aluminum magnesium alloy, are 12 feet long and weigh 14 pounds each Mr Turner said the problem in making the legs is they are empty cylinders with walls less than one eighth of an inch thick and have grooves of varying thickness at either end In making these grooves, many potential manufac turers found that the cylinder collapsed and assumed an oval shape Mr Turner said What we needed was a machine that could gauge out the inside of a block of metal while putting grooves on the outside This is where Mr Michon came into the picture I bought an old lathe and got to work with some equip ment we had at the plant.' he said After 2*2 months, Mr Michon had manufactured an instrument capable of producing the legs Supporting struts and other parts of the landing gear were easier to make, since the company has been in the undercarriage business for 27 years MOVING MEMORIES It s lik.moving my p;t l |)av« iJonnachie, proprietor of Dave's Transport, said, when found rtook to move furnishings from the Mitchell Sehool.ufm h is one of the projects in the list of changes being made within :he local English language education system Accord mg to Mr Donnachie, every room brought back memories ami offered reminders of the good old carefree days of .h In hood Moving from the Mitchell School *as a big job big enough to be handled by experts like- Dave s Transport BRIEFLETS IRON HILL Annual Ice Cream Social for Holy Trinity Church, Iron Hill.Sat .evening July 26 8 p m RICHARD CRENNA ANNE HEYW000 BARBARA McNAIR' ^\u2022AfilHURO'Mftl FRED ASTAIRE MIDAS RUN EASTMANCOLOR ANA 53 WELLINGTON N\u201e 562-2940 Ralpfi Richardson Cesar Romefo Adolfo Cell IF HE HOLLERS KK l>All V UmHih, KD Ji i.v i6 m* HEALTH i BEAUTY AIDS REGULAR ROLLON\t1 01 Tin SLCRLT DEODORANT 79c SECRET\tLarge Tin CREAM DEODORANT 91e MINT - OR REGULAR\tRegular Tube CREST TOOTHPASTE 37c COTTON SWABS Q TIPS\t61c JOHNSON & JOHNSON RABY POWDER t™.83c DISPOSABLE DIAPERS FLUSH A BYES Bt,1.79 NEWBORN MEDIUM TODDLER COLGATE DENTAL CREAM ÏT 96c COLGATE ORAL ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWSH\t'U.1.27 stainless steel GILLETTE BLADES 0, ,0 LADY PATRICIA Krg Firm or Soft HAIRSPRAY\t5 71 ARRID ROLL-ON DEODORANT e.%Z 99\u2018 FAMILY BOTTLE BROMO SELTZER EiCh 77c NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM ENOS BONUS BUY at Steinberg's means a double discount for our customers Steinberg s shoppers save twice, once with Miracle Discount Prices, and once with our bonus buy For example.Maxwell House Ground Coffee is usually sold for .94c a pound Our Steinberg Miracle Discount Price \u2022s .84c a pound With our bonus buy price, we can sell it for only .74c a pound A AND NOT JUST FOR TWO OR THREE DAYS, BUT USUALLY FOR AT LEAST A MONTH.What do you mean by BONUS BUY?\t\t \t\t ici castle\t\tMIRACLE WHIP ICE (REAM\t\tSALAD DRESSING 3 Q-rt CQC Suuore\tÆ V\tw\tJ\t\t59e k\tJ STElNHkKG Whit# Pink MISCIUANIOUS ; æ HOUSEHOLD NEEDS V rMHU A nr*\tOOr STEINBERG\tGiant Pftckag# LLPIUNADL\ttm W onuinri orchard king choici\tPOWDER DETERGENT 99 CREAM STYLE CORN 14c\t\u2014\u2018 p£T£RG£NT'\u2019 ^ ORCHARD KING CHOICE\tau a va w a a/ a#»a a aaaa%amaaw a a* W o i OOC STEINBERG , hi , d\tDRY CLEANSER 2iV 27' St#mb#ig Halva% or Slu#d FANcY 26 01\t29e\t' CALGONITE DISHWASHER TOMATOES $t#inb#ig Halv#% CLING PEACHES VEGETABLE JUICE T\"\tPOWDER 40 oi Tin a /I C C\tConcanfratad 077kw STEINBERG JAVEL»6:,,0: 39' 0R*NGE CRYSTALS 33C FLOOR WAX VEGETABLE OIL ,1,t\u201c 1.99 cnkNp B»nc LIMY CLUATBR ^\u2019Ac k\tMIAa\t^\tot 10 TOMATO JUICE 6 Z.: 44' ggoK \u201c'MATCHES p.V\u201c- 20' Vall#y Farm F.oian FRENCH FRIED\t° PfiVATnrc\tv OI lie elegant assorted TOILET TISSUE p\u201ckr97* S\u201e .y^UÊÊÊHIÊ^.napkins STEINBERG TOWELS A\u2019\u2018o Ud 0, PICKLED BEETS :M1Ü, 36C STEINBERG\tt2 ¦ 7S Foot Roll LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN\tALUMINUM FOIL\t94* JS o.QJ\u20ac Pkg ^ ^ SWING FLAVOUR jj o, 6pc T tn\t* Pa*.Sag# ^ C P^9 ÇÇC m p Pkg of 250 Chou# R#gular Cut or Crinkl# HABITANT a 52' PORK & BEANS Î8T,,: 39^ Each J-TC 4 ox Jar ^ ' LIBBY S ALPHAGETTI STEINBERG SPAGHETTI Kill OOO % RICE KRISPIES T 1 n 21c 3 lb 32' Packag# 13 01.Par kag# U49c FRUIT SALTS\t83' ICE CASTLE CANNED DRINKS 7C 10 oz Btl.1^1 P r »] li»!* \u2022 Small, Medium or Large\tEach Only CHORINE PANTY HOSE 99' 25, 40.60 or 100 W STEINBERG LIGHT BULBS 'ZT 49' DECORATED CUP & SAUCERSFor Eo*7y 29° (Small Size \u2014 79c) SOLID PLASTIC ICE-PACKs\u2018,\u201c'1.27 WHITE COFFEE MUG FofE«hly 25^ 8 GLASS FRUIT BOWL HAND CUT MAXWELL HOUSE 24c OH INSTANT COFFEE 1.61 to oz Jor f PREMIUM VARIETY GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS Lb.12c ««(\u2022«wot'\tT««rw» : >' ' or unuiug) mtrthn*» àitcounts CRYSTAL BOWL ^199 AVOCADO OR GOLD TREND PITCHER 97' Each for only Each For Only For Only 69c miracle DISCOUNT food prices j>AIRY PRODUCTS 111 P ^ KRAFT CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES ^ 74' [Wf ot 45' i ib 21 c PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE p.tk,B.STEINBERG MARGARINE CORONATION SWEET RELISH\t29^ ORCHARD KING SWEET RELISH 24 \u201c 48c MAXWELL HOUSE \u2014 !4c OFF INSTANT COFFEE 4\t1.16 MAXWELL HOUSE \u2014 24c OFF INSTANT COFFEE 'l.r 1.61 BEEF, CHICKEN or IRISH CLARK'S STEW V/ 40' DAILY DISCOUNT From Virginio POTATOES Conado No.1 Grade 59e RED .BRAND BLADE ROAST Regular Cut 69c Per Lb.¦ _ j^mMSEBISK Am l»> - mm ?smoked shankless PICNICS Per Lb 53c - m W: MW STEINBERG SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 1 Lb.Pkg 55 m FRESH LEAN HAMBURGER 59c Per Lb.HÉINZ\tis\toi\tBtl TOMATO KETCHUP 30' Aborted, Ready To Serve\t31/4\tox\tTin NESTLES PUDDINGS 25c TODDY INSTANT\t3\tlb\tTin CHOCOLATE DRINK 86' RAISIN BREAD Steinberg Sliced 11c Oft! 2 u.\u201c, 35e RED BRAND CROSS RIB ROAST 89' M; POPULAR ITEMS RED BRAND, Full Slice Boneless ROUND STEAK PLV 1.09 RED BRAND, SILVERSIDE CUT RUMP ROAST A2\"ILA SPREADS Mushroom, Beef, or Pork AHUNTSIC CHOP SUEY r k 24 ox.Jar 39c Chinatown Frozen Per Lb.\" \" \"W Canada Grade \"A\" 2 to 3 lbs.FRESH CHICKENS Lp;r Ready To Eat, Hot or Cold B.B.Û.CHICKEN E,ch 1.19 f ALPO 1.09 39* CHINESE DINNER \"r 75* Gerber Strained Assorted BABY FOOD - : DORA STRAWBERRY JAM 39* KRAFT, PURE\t24 ox.Jar STRAWBERRY JAM 80* KRAFT, PURE\t24 oz.Jar RASPBERRY JAM 77* 4*4 ox.]4c SHERIFF'S GOOD MORNING 63* Sliced, Skinned and Deveined BEEF LIVER STEINBERG FRESH.Loose Pack\tPer Lb BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 59* STEINBERG POTATO SALAD OR COLE SLAW , L.c.69' STEINBERG S PEPPERONI PIZZA \u2019AV 99* STEINBERG RINDLESS BACON \u2019 \u201c 79* HYGRADE FRANKFURTERS Pk9 BY THE PIECE \u2014 LEGRAOE BOLOGNA BEEF CHUNKS Jar t4,/2 ox.Tin GAINES BURGERSp^J .61 £\tBUTTEr ^ 43c 1 lb 69* Per Lb 35* MARMALADE KRAFT 32* PEANUT BUTTER £.7 49* 44* m Devilled Hem.Pork Beef Veal, Veal Pork Chicken, or Pate de Foie Gras PARIS PATE 3 o.Tin 17* In Tomato Sauce with Pork LIBBY BEANS M ol 7in 24* SWING FLAVOUR\t3Va 01 pkgs ORANGE CRYSTALS 5/20' Puss'n Boots, Fish, Chicken, Liver or Beef CAT FOOD\tV; 29' Facelle Royale, 3 Ply FACIAL TISSUE 68' White, Pink or Yellow Dry, Regular or Oily HALO SHAMPOO Hairspray, Regular or Firm, 11 ox.tin or Ultra Brite Toothpaste, Family Tube BAKERY ITEMS Apple, Pineapple, Peach 24 ox ^ or Sugar 18 oz.CHOCOLATE ROLL 39' STEINBERG PIE Vanilla Filled Center 8\u201d size f>QC Each PEANUT BUTTER SWEET BUNS Package OQC of 12\ti STEINBERG SUGAR DONUTS P\u201c.\u201c,V 29' Fam.Size 87* ¦eon doable discounts aide possible by unusual purchases I i teffiporary allowance K AUSTRAL PEACHES Holves or Sliced - Fancy 28 oz Tin 39c ¦ MIRACLE DISCOUNT PRICE PROTECTION POLICY We will maintain our low i iTî\tj \u2022: p r< \u2022ttiti adjusting them only when costs change STEINBERG\tPackage of 6 RASPBERRY TARTS 49' 1^1^111:111^^11:11 10c OFF! STEINBERG HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG ROLLS ^ OQc t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED JULY 16 196V WE RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING \u2022\tVIBRATING BOMJBI 1m Asphalt and Compaction \u2022\tSCAFFOLDING of all kinds \u2022\tPAVING BREAKERS \u2022\tCEMENT SAWS \u2022\tFLOOR SANDERS \u2022\tAPPLIANCES for MOVERS \u2022\tCOMPACTORS (Jumping Jack;\tf ^\t, \u2022\tOTHER ITEMS on Request\t* * C*™* I\t1C*\u2018 Geo Fabi pres \u2014 Gilles Fabi mgi | Rental 3 Sales Center Int.906 King W.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-9641 \u2014 2 1 Articles For Sale AUCTION SALE for MRS A.DERAGON 917 South Stroot.Cowantvillo, Quo THURSDAY, JULY 17th, 1969 «t é )0 pm WILL BE SOLD Household form fur* tor four rooms, rtfrigorafor.Vaiat kifchan sat, «ood stova, ate .cardan tools, rarpentar tools, t^haai barrow, snad stock, antiquas.ate Raason for sala Mortality If you wish to auction, call JEAN GUY GELINEAU Licancad Auctioneer Bromont (West Shafford) Tal SI4-5J4 2414 AUCTION SALE for ROSAIRE HARVEY Sutton, Qua Take Dyar Road between Catholic Church and School SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 at 1 pm SHARP WILL BE SOLD 2 Moffat electric stoves, 1 Leonard frigidaire, 1 Frigi daire evercold, I Frigidaire freaier, 1 kitchen table and 6 chairs, 1 rocking chair, 1\tradio\tstand,\tI baby\tgate, I telephone table.1 chesterfield and 2 chairs, 1 La i Boy chair, I pole lamp, 3 step up tables, I coffee table.2 lamps, I TV lamp, I TV R C A Victor, 4 speakers; 1 stereo, 4 speak ers; ornaments, 1 studio and 2 chairs, 1 plant\tstand.\t1 ash\ttray stand, I stand, I\tbureau with\tmirror,\t1 chest drawers.I bed, complete, 1 bedroom set with wardrob3, lamps.1 writing desk,\tI bureau,\tantique;\t1\tcommode, antique, 6 blue goblets, dishes, 1 washing machine, 2 tubs, I tub stand.I round\ttable\twith 6\tchairs,\tbuffet, edd klcthen chairs, 4 lawn chairs and table,\t1 rocking\tchair,\t1\thammock, lawn\tornaments,\tI Raymond sewing machine, 1 electric fan, 1 round lawn fable,\tpicture\tframes,\t3\tcamping frame beds, 3 old style electric lamps, 1 clothes rack.1 hall tree, 1 water hose, quantltiy of linens, 1 wheelbar iow, 2 outside flower pots, 1 lawn swing, 4 rolls of snow fence with posts, 2 flower tubs with stands, out s'de flower rack, and many other articles too numerous to mention.11 RMS < ash OLEY A.YOUNG Licenced Auctioneer Foster Road.Waterloo, Que Tel S14S39 0MO HAY BALED IN FIELD By ftW bale or ton.\tLarge bales.Harold Loomis, Waterville.Que.FURNITUKL that h's ;>een stored away, reason for sale, hasn't been claimed.Three complete rooms, bedroom set, living room set and kitchen set 1229.One other at $199 As low as $2 00 weekly.Paul Boud reau Tel.569 3980 or 864 4251, Deau ville.Tu Kt IS TO CALIFORNIA for 9 day vacation for two; including hotel and tours Please inquire, before noon CA9 4R?n DISHWASHER, Frigidaire \", oak fop Also 1959 Cadillac, good motor Tel 569 8896 HI ARING AIDS - Large assortment, used and reconditioned, at low prices.Apply G.J.Greenland, Central Hearing Aid Office, 772 Argyle St , Sherbrooke.Tel.567 7081.ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, for sale, in good condition.Tel.567 1063./Just the Killer Tectyl never lets it start! Rust is the No.1 car killer, and filler of scrapyards By rustproofing your car with Tectyl you add years to its life.So you save money! Tectyl is Proven and Practical.Stop and see for your self c.C.Warner Tel 569-2893 294 Queen St., Lennoxville 2.For Sale or Exchange 35 ACRES of standing hay.Will ex change for a horse, or any other item.Tel.843-2435, Georgeville.Que 4.\tProperty For Sole LUXURIOUS SPLIT LEVEL, at 1600 Dominion, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms playroom and fireplace, 2 Interio*-garages Tel.56 7 5252\t569 8360 ROY TRANSPORT\tWell move anything, anywhere! Most complote service; moving, storage, packing of furniture.personal affects.Tel.567-6733.HOUSE FOR SALE PRIVATE, new, 3 bedroom, split en trance bungalow; fireplace, 2 bathrooms, beautifully large forested lot; 12 minutes from downtown Sherbrooke.Tel.864 4741 HOUSE FOR SALE - 2 bedroom, panelled living room, kitchen, bath, oil furnace, garage 220 wiring, lot 200 x 100, Route 50, 3 miles from Magog.Phone 5624313.5 ROOM BUNGALOW, terms if de sired 71 Winder St.Lennoxville.Tel 562 8237.ABOVE AVERAGE SIZE MODERN 6 room, bricked medallion home 1 complete colored ceramic tile bathroom, 2 powder rooms, heated garage, large landscaped lot.Also attractive 3\u2019^ room basement apartment.Must be seen to be appreciated.Apply to PO Box 912, Lennoxville.LENNOXVILLE - 24 Lome Ave , 6 room bungalow, central location Private sale.Tel.569 1808 1 SELF-CONTAINED 6 ROOM brick bungalow, heated basement, garage, finished playrooin, fireplace and landscaped, centrally 'ocated in Lennoxville.Apply to P.O.Box 912, Lennoxville.8 ROOM, 2 storey double brick house, oil furnace, bathroom upstairs, wash room downstairs, near Regional School Tel.826 2694.Richmond, Que COATICOOK 60 CUTTING ST.-9 rooms, S bedrooms, 1 bathroom, double living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, garage Tel 849-3003 between 9 a m.- 10 a m.or 849 4988 anytime after 10 a m.Mr Alphonse Cameron 4.Property For Sale NORTH WARD 77 Ontario Street 7 room cottage.2 bathrooms, forced hot air system Hercule end Ron eid Mercoux, Real Estât* Brokers Tel 569 5941 COOKSHIRE\tHouses ranging\tin price from $5.000 to $16.000 Some immedi ate occupancy Reesonab ï terms available Robert Burns, Broker.Cookshire, 875-3203 TOWN HOMES, country homes cot tages.farms, lots, camps, acreage I have them for sale at ail prices Robert Burns, Cookshire.8753203 WANT TO LIVE LIKE A KING?It'S possible if you're the lucky one to buy this country martion, in lovaly rustic setting The price is only $22.000 with terms at 7% Oh, yas! I forgot.It's only 20 milas from Sharbrooke\tMy stars! I\tforgot again, they're giving away a 140 acre farm with if Ideal for horses or cattle Yes, that covered bridge crosses the clean rivar, that meanders over mile through it Interested?\tCall Robert\tBurns, Broker, Cookshire, Que .875-3203 BISHOPTON\t34 acres land,\thouse, barn, garage.Va mile river front, boating, swimming, asking $8,000 terms Robert Burns.Broker.Cookshire, 875 3203 SAWYERVILLE Very nice 9 room house on treed lot, new oil furnace, aluminum windows, sunporch with hardwood floor, excellent condition Garage, small barn I acre land, immediate occupancy Wonderful buy at $7.500 Terms at 7% Robert Burns, Broker, Cookshire.875 3203 5.\tLots For Sale TWO LOTS, 60 x 100, on a small pri vate road, off Drummond Road (Galf West) a few yards from the beach, with well Easy payments Tel 563 1904 so WATERFRONT lots for sale with mature frees, also others on sandy each for summer cottages Lake Aylmer, 35 miles east of Sher brooke, one milt past St.Gerard, Quebec.Price $500 00 to $1200 00 Paul Fontaine Tel 877 2513 St.Gerard 6.\tCottages For Sale LAKE AYLMER, two summer cot tages on waterfront for sale, 35 miles east of Sherbrooke, one mile past St Gerard, Quebec, Batoche Bay.One 4 rooms at $2600 00.2nd 4 bedrooms on sand beach at $5000 Paul Fontaine, Tel 877 2513 St Gerard 8.Cars For Sale DOMON AUTOMOBILES INC Used cars, '69 to \u201963 67's up are guaran ?r-s.rtt rvt f?.» ^ »\u201e* v FOR A GOOD used car, call Don Martin, C O Eastern Townships Motors Ltd , 2164 King St , W , Sher brooke.Que Tel.office 569 3604 residence 562 7062.1963 CORVAIR, and 1964 ENVOY, asking cash.Must be sold Immediately; going overseas.Tel.anytime, 514 243 5226 1956 DODGE PICK UP TRUCK, in good running order.Also, wood and coal furnace with some pipes.$5 00 Tel.875 3223.1958 PONTIAC STATION WAGON mechanic A 1, radio, automatic.Price $300 Apply at 772 Argyle St., Sherbrooke Tel 567 7081.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers BUICK, Pontiac.Vauxhall, GMC Trucks, Sales & Service.Deluxe Automobile Ltd ,\t1567 King West Tel.569 9351.10.Horses For Sale ONE 9 YEAR OLD gelding quarter horse completely broke for riding and in shows Price $400 Francois Duguay Frellghsburg Tel.298 52,42 12.To Let OAVE S TRANSPORT REG D.Loca.and long distance movers, packing, storage Members.Allied Van Lines Tel.562 8062 5 700 SQ.FT panelled office space available Air conditioned, Independ ent heating and ventilating system, private entrance, three private offices.Parking \u2014 70 cart.Suitable also for school or light manufaefur ing call 562 2662 R W Dube, or write: P O.Box 490, Sherbrooke.4\u2019'i ROOM APARTMENT, available August 1st.Unheated.$50 monthly.Tel 562 1 790 LENNOXVILLE 172 Queen St 3 room heated apartment, ground floor, available August 1st $75.00 monthly.Tel.562 6622 14.\tCottages To Let IVj, 4.5 ROOMS, furnished, heated, hot water, shower.Boats, fishing; renled by the day, week or month.Camping grounds Deauville.Tel.864 4000 LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG 4 bed rooms, modern kitchen, private ground and beach.Small guest house.$400 monthly.Tel.843 4191.15.\tkooms To Let ROOM FOR RENT at 29 Church St Lennoxville, with kitchen privileges Tet.563 5768 18.Wanted To Rent APARTMENT WANTED BY YOUNG LADY Will arrrive in Sherbrooke area late July $90 $100 J Bour 0*rie, 2616 South 8th St., Minneapolis.Minnesota.55406 20.Wanted To Purchase CLASSICAL GUITAR Tel.562 4375 COLUMNS OF Tel.569-9525 CLASSIFIED RATES 4< per word Minimum charge 75c for 18 words or less Consecutive insertions without copy change K AV Inverness 3\tinsertions\tless\t15% 1\tinsertions\tless\t25% 22\tinsertions\tless\t334 260\tinsertions or one year\tless\t50% DKADI.INK 10 a m working day previous to publication OPPORTUNITIES Tel.569-9525 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY A AUCTION RATES Transient to 800 agate lines\t18c 800 to 1500 agate lines\t15c 1500 to 2000 agate lines\t14c Over 2000 agate lines\t13c Borders to 6 pt , line rate plus 2c Borders to 6 pt , and illustration(s), line rate plus 4ci DKADLINt Noon two working days previous to publication 25.Teachers Wanted 35a Legal Notice 2,500 BALES OF NO.1 hors* hay Textura of Timothy, clover and or alfalfa To b« delivered Call 176-5962, Stanstead WOULD LIKE TO BUY a good door, (left side), for a 1963 Chevrolet Impala convertible.Please phone \u202237 2644 ELEMENTART cngiish School Tearh ers (Grade 3) are required for September 1969 Address applica fions fo Richmond Catholic School Commission, P O Bo* 280, Richmond, Que 26 Help Wanted Male MARRIED MAN, responsible and ex perienced with machinery Year round employment No livestock Main work in orchard Orchard ex perience not required Good wages Free house Valmont Orchards Reg'd Tel.Dunham, 295-2181 YOUNG MEN, 16 to 18, free to travel Maritimes, Quebec and West ern Provinces and return, with chaperoned group No experience necessary, transportation furnished $240 a month, drawing account to start, daily cash advances plus bonuses See Mrs Wellwood, New Sherbrooke Hotel 2 pm to 4 pm Thursday and Friday Must be willing to learn French Appli cants must be able to leave immedi afely No phone calls oleasa 27 Female Help Wanted YOUNG WOMEN, 16 to 18 free to travel Maritimes, Quebec and West ern Provinces and return, with chaperoned group No experience necessary, transportation furnished $240 a month, drawing account to start, dally cash advances plus bonuses See Mrs Wellwood, New Sherbrooke Hotel 2 pm.to 4 p.m Thursday and Friday Must be willing to learn French Appli cants must be able to leave immedi ately.\tNo\tphone\tcalls\tplease GIRL OR WOMAN, to help generally in modern home Permanent posi tion.Pleasant conditions, own room and bath.TV, good salary Interest ed applicants should enjoy young children, and speak good English Call Drummondville, 819 478 5267 PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN'S SERV ICES required for approximately three months, starting September To organize library at King's Hall.Compton, Que.Applicants requested to phone 835-5455, the Principal, Miss D J\tKidd.F F MAI 1 COOK WANTED Must speak some English.Plain cooking In rest home Widow or single pei sun.lei.xm 6934, siierüroüke.Que.LADY LIVING ALONi i .good dressmaker for simple easy sewing, for a\tfew\tdays\tonly.\tRoom and board\tavailable\tTel\t562 1102.29.Male & Female Help Wanted INTERESTING PART TIME WORK for a well-established Sherbrooke concern.Work consists of telephone selling No selling experience neces sary, we ll train you, but you must converse easily in both English and French and have a pleasant personality.Working hours, 2 p.m to 4 p.m , Monday through Friday Phone 569 9525, Mrs Marcotte, between 9 30 and 11:00 a m., for appointment.Notice of Petition for leave to sur render charter PLACEMENTS GEORGE S AR THUR FORTIER INC ' Notice is hereby given that PLACE MFNTS GEORGES ARTHUR FOR TIER INC\" a corporation incorpor a ted under the Quebec Companies Act and having its Head Office at Sherbrooke.Que .will apply to the Provincial Secretary of the Province of Quebec for leave to surrender its charter under the provisions of the Companies Act Dated this 11th day of July 1969 MAURICE BUSQUE Secretary 36 Miscellaneous FRESH RASPBERRIES DAILY Tel 567 5504 STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE Fresh ly picked from the garden.Oscar Couture Farm, Ascot Road Tel 562 8740 36a.Home Services CALL BISHOP Brothers, Ltd.148 Magog St Tel 562 9315 for paint ing, renovating Building and re pairs LENNOXVILLE ENGINEERING and Welding For farm and industrial equipment, tor fast and efficient service, by qualified tradesman Call 56 7 0811 WE BUY, SELL and exchange new and used furniture Apply to Raoul Fortier, 1026 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke Tel 567 3581.CANADIAN SHADE TREE SERVICE LIMITED \"SPECIALISTS IN THE CARE OF TREES\" R.« RANSBERRY, Area Manager, will be in Knowlton Cowansville, Magog area Friday and Saturday, Julv 18th and 19th, 1969 \"Consult With Confidence\u201d.Knowlton - Telephone 243-5726 Montreal - Telephone 489-6811 (Charges Accepted) 37 Pprsonnl HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods).Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples 25c\t25 samples $100.Mail order Dept C - 2 Nov Rubber Co Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.39.Lost PART GERMAN SHEPHERD and Golden Retriever, female, light brown color, the tip of one ear miss ing.Good reward offered for information leading to her return.Tel.anytime.876 5604 or 876 5754.41.Boats and Motors FOR SALE: SAIL FISH, plywood hull completely rigged polyester cotton sail, excellent condjtion $250 Call evenings North HatleV- 842 2845 35.Business Opportunities FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP with a*franchise (one of the Big 3) Includes garage complete with land, equipment, repair parts, etc Goad sales volume, well sit uated in a prosperous Eastern Townships town Reason for sale \u2014 health Write Record Box 10 35.Business Opportunities SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in your area.No selling To qualify you must have car.references.$600 to $2.900 cash Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income More full time For Personal interview write CANA PEN N\tDISTRIBUTIN C, LIMITED.302 OUELLETTE AVENUE.SUITE 404.WIND SOR.ONTARIO.Include phone number.35o.Legal Notice PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Municipality of Rock Forest To the ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Secretary-Treas urer of the aforesaid Municipality, that the Collection Roll of the said Muni cipality has been completed and de posited at my of *ce.tha* it WIN remain open to the examination of the interested parties, or their repre sentatives, during the 30 days next following the date of this notice.And that on Monday, the 11th day of August 1969.at its usual hour and place of meeting, the Council will proceed to the examination, revision and homologation of the said roll Given at Rock Forest this 10th day of July one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine Signed JEAN GUY CNAREST Sec refery \u2022 T reasurer 46.Pets For Sale MINIATURE SCHNAUZER Wirt F OX Terrier, Cockers, all colors, Bassets hounds, many others.All régis tered.Lionel Grasette.Frelighs-burg.Que General Plumbing Automatic Oil Furnaces \u2014 Con struction wood \u2014 \u201cVeneer\" doors \u2014 Gyproc \u2014 Rock Wool Complete bathroom sets with fixtures $149 Brick $40.per thousand, choice of 2 colors \u2014 \u2018\u2018Mela mite\" from ID a sheet Distributor \u201cNational Paint GABRIEL DUBREUIL 1151 King St East Tel.562-3892 Also hardware Become A Proprietor North Ward AT TRACTIV E BUNGALOW 54 rooms Price $12.950 Down payment $650.Monthly payments $98 00 including capital and interest.Balance a one only mortgage with C M & H.C.ENTREPRISES MONTJOIE (SHERBROOKE) LTEE corner King West and Montjoie (just past St.Elie Road) Tel: 567-1191 46 Pets For Sale POODLE PUPPIES Standard, silver, 'rampion % red 5 *eeks old $200 up Cowansville 514-263-0163 GERMAN SHEPHERD pupp*es three months old.purebred registered, biack tan silver, $50 Phon* Sutton, 514 538 2818 GRASSLAND KENNELS REG'D Boston Terrier puppies for sale at all times Agent for all breeds of dogs LIONEL GRASSETTE, Prop Fre jhsburg.Que Tel 514 298 5217.54.Professional Directory Advocates BRAG.E Y Q C ^ St.James Street West, Montreal.849 8664 GE R VAIS, LANGLAIS & MONTY 6 Wellington St., South.Sherbrooke.Tel 562 4735 SEPTIC TANKS EMPTIED Call at night 562 3158 ART BENNETT Sawyerville \u2014 Tel.8892272 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.5624334 SHERBROOKE W WARREN LYNCH Royal Trust Bldg , 25 Wellington St.N Tel 569 9914 Res 569 4581 ASHTON R TOBIN, Q.C , Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbioom Bidg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) 562 2120 Dentist Dr.R J.K.Pyne 159 Queen St., Lennoxville, Qu« Office.Tel.562 1213 Residence 567 1346 SOUL tyoPTINEQU IMC Tad.972! Moving and Storage Ultra-modern Packing Agent \u2014 United Van Lines PUBLIC NOTICE By-law No.1897 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9th day of June 1969, the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke has adopted by-law No.1897.of the municipal by-laws of the City of Sherbrooke, amending zoning bylaw No.1071, concerning the regulation of hedges in the City of Sherbrooke That the original of said by law No.1897 is kept at the City Hall, in the Municipal Archives, where everybody can take communica tion thereof By-law No 1897 will take effect immediately.Given at Sherbrooke, this 11th day of July 1969.H.P.Emond, City Clerk.% CONTlNfNT*\t.VWI IS *\u2019 l \u2022 5 CONTINENTS Open every day fill 9 30 p.m including Sundays 5 miles from Sherbrooke, on route 5, just beyond Lennoxville, next to the Rolling Hills Motel.Exclusive gifts for all occasions Technical Representatives Required World wide organization, Eastern Townships residence with knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatics.Apply Record Box 9 The Blouin Furniture Store (NEXT TO THE WEBSTER PARKING LOT) 66 Meadow Street, Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.569-5591 Is the place to visit for friendly and honest dealings We sell the better lines of furniture and we are backed by Philco-Ford Stoves, Refrigerators, Televisions, etc , etc For the best service possible, terms if desired CHARTERED / LYON, NOBLE & CO.Chartered Accountants 1576 King West, Sherbrooka Tel.5634700\tICCOUNTANTS LAVALLEE, BEDARD, LYONNAIS, GASCON & ASSOCIATES C.J.Crockett, C.A.licensed trustee, 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, P.O.569-5503 TOUCHE, ROSS BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building Place Ville Marie, Montreal 2, Que.Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms in the United States, Great Britain and elsewhere.\t \tMcDonald, currie & Co.COOPERS & LYBRAND Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke, 569-6301 Offices throughout Canada.Mr and Mrs Lynn Marshall *pent a weekend with Mr Harold Marshall Mr and Mrs John Evans, Sherbrooke visited at the Henderson home Other guests at the same home included Mrs Roland White Mrs Alger White Mrs Harold Patterson and Robin Mr Edward Hyatt.Stanstead Rev and Mrs Grover Kendrick Mr and Mrs Alger Patterson Richmond Dr C E Manning and Mrs Manning left by plane on July 2 for a tour of the British Isles Mrs Ethel McNally accompa nied Mrs Dorothy Carr.Montreal to Quebec City where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Sinclair Mr and Mrs Ted Adams.Mr and Mrs Norman Adams and two children Mrs and Mrs Richard Adams and family, all of Tilton N H were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Barrie.Mr and Mrs James Murphy and Mr and Mrs Ross Alexander in Upper Melbourne Mr and Mrs Peter Manning and family Dollard des Ormeaux spent the weekend guests of Miss Elizabeth Manning and Mrs J A Butler Mr and Mrs James Barrie.Brampton.Ont .were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Maurice Barrie Mrs Alan Stalker.City of two Mountains, was a recent visitor of Mrs Bertha Stalker at the Wales Home Mrs Frank Thompson received word of the death of her uncle Mr James Caswell.Midland.Ont .which occurred at the Midland Hospital after a lingering illness Mr Caswell was bom at Beloeil.Que .son of the late Mr C.B Caswell and at an early age came with the family to reside in Melbourne The funeral took place at the Nichols Funeral Home, Midland on July 5 Interment was in Midland Cemetery.Those who attended the funeral from here were Mrs W K Rattray, sister.Mrs Frank Thompson accompanied Mr Donald Rattrav of Hudson Heights Mrs Ethel McNally Richmond and Mrs Alfred Phipps.Melbourne, sisters of the deceased were unable to attend Caistor Centre Ont Mrs Lloyd Little and Laurabe Lennoxville were recent guests of Mr and Mrb Allan Little Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kelso spent a few days m North Hatley and attended the funeral services of Mrs Eddie Little in Hatley Mr Percy Ross Chapais enjoyed a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Russ Mr Reid Carroll has returned home from his teaching duties on the Magdalen Islands Mr and Mrs E Walsh How-ick were visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Mimnaugh Mr and Mrs Hubert Cook, Bobbie and Shelley, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Bennett, in Upper Gran-itevilie VI Mrs Annie Lowry.Mrs Roger Lowry and two children were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacKenzie Miss Joyce MacKenzie.Val dOr.is spending her summer holidays with her parents.Mr and Mrs K MacKenzie Mr and Mrs Russell Miles.Brampton.Ont .are visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Carroll Mr and Mrs George Pur-don.Charny.spend weekends at their summer home here Guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kelso were their two sons.Don and Douglas.Sherbrooke, and Montreal, respectively, also Mr and Mrs John Powell and two sons.Ste Agathe de Lot Those who attended the funeral of the late Mrs Eddie Little.Hatley, included Mrs Katherine Cox.Mr and Mrs Lome Kelso.Mrs Margaret Dempsey.Mrs Kenneth MacKenzie.Mrs Everett Lear-month and Mrs Arthur Mimnaugh Recent dinner guests at Reeds-dale.included Brigadier Edward E Grant and Mrs Grant of the Salvation Army.Quebec City.Capt Warren Joslin.of the church army Inverness.Mr David Leggett.Oakville.Ont and Mrs Ella Patterson.Rectory Hill A number from here attended the Orange Church parade to the Candlish United Church at Kinnear s Mills, where the attendance was the largest for many years The service was conducted jointly by Capt W Joslin and Mr Leggatt A splendid sermon was delivered by Bro Grant, who spoke on My Orange Obligation Magog Miss Susan Cunnington.North Hatley, spent a weekend recently with her aunt and uncle.Mr and Mrs John Campbell.Bellevue Street Mi and Mi i Dob Mat L d and children.Toronto, are holidaying at Snug Harbor Mr and Mrs Melvin McGovern.Beamsville, Ont .were guests the past weekend of Mr and Mrs.Earl Buzzell and family.Bullard Street PUBLIC NOTICE By-law No.1894 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9th day of June 1969, the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke has adopted by-law No.1894, of the municipal by-laws of the City of Sherbrooke, amending zoning bylaw No.107!, concerning the construction line in the case of housing development.That the original of said by law No.1894 is kept at the City Hall, in the Municipal Archives, where everybody can take communication thereof.By-law No.1894 will take effect immediately.Given at Sherbrooke, this 10th day of July 1969.H.P.Emond, City Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE By-law No.1821 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on the 7th day of October 1969, the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke has adopted by-law No.1821.of the municipal by laws of the City of Sherbrooke.concerning underground works.By-law No.1821 has been approved by the Quebec Municipal Commission on June 16th 1969.and by the Quebec Municipal Affairs on June 12th 1969 That the original of said by-law No.1821 is kept at the City Hall, in the Municipal Archives, where every body can take communication thereof.By-law No 1821 will take effect immediately.Given at Sherbrooke, this 10th day of July 1969 H P Emond.City Clerk Island Brook The United Church held its last community service on Sunday.June 29.with a good congregation and several visitors present Rev J C Arnold of- A beautiful basket of flowers on the communion table was given by Mr and Mrs Douglas MacKay and family, Sawyerville.in memory of Mr and Mrs Fred Alden During the service Mrs Earl Dawson and her sister rendered a duet Sweetly and Gently Jesus is Calling Mrs R H Burns is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital Mrs.Ansell Burns.St Rose, is spending the summer with Mr.and Mrs Burns Mr and Mrs Mil-ton Burns and baby.Snowdon, were visitors over the long weekend Mr Michael Perras.Beaure-paire.is spending the summer holiday with his grandfather.Mr W.J Dawson and uncle, Mr Earl Dawson and Mrs.Dawson Other guests over the long weekend were Mrs Dawson\u2019s sister, and her family, Dorval.and Mr.Robert Dawson.British Columbia, who is spending an indefinite time with his family.Mr Arthur MacLeod has returned home from Sherbrooke Hospital where he had surgery, and is improving favorably.Miss Pamela Westgate and friend and Master Jeff Westgate.Kingston.Ont .and Master Robert MacLeod.Drummondville.spent a holiday with their grandparents.Mr and Mrs Maple Westgate.Mr Mai-lin Westgate and three children.Kingston, spent the long weekend at the same home Mr and Mrs Gordon Lister, Nashua.N H .spent a week\u2019s holiday at their home with Mr and Mrs Raymond Lister Other visitors were Mr and Mrs.Barry Murray and family, of North Hatley Miss Kerr and her friend, Oshawa, Ont, spent a week with her grandparents.Mr and Mrs.Franklin Kerr Other visitors at the same home for a holiday are Mr and Mrs Douglas Kerr and family.Oshawa.Ont Mr and Mrs Douglas Parker and daughters.Greenfield Park, were also visitors The Catholic Church celebrated its 25th anniversary The church building was bought in another town and moved here 25 years ago The celebration included horse pulling, open air supper, bonfire and open air dance Mrs Evelyn Lister and Mr.Lynn Spaulding accompanied by Mr and Mrs Alton Lister.Sawyerville.attended a family reunion at me nome ot Mr ana Mrs Clifford Spaulding Mr and Mrs Wm Buckland.Montreal, were visiting Miss Mary Seale and Mr Howard Seale Mr and Mrs Douglas Burns and daughter.Huntingdon, spent a weekend with his family.Mr and Mrs Thomas Bums McGill geography school hears Lecture on India BOUNDARY \u2014 Special \u2014 Again for the 17th year the McGill Summer Geographv School at Sunstead College are presenting Wednesday night lectures open to the public at the Haskell Opera House on the Boundary The first lecture of the evening of July 9 was by Professor J Brian Bird Chairman of the Department of Geography at McGill University He was introduced by the Summer School director Professor T Hills Dr Hills, in his opening remarks extended a welcome to the large number of area persons attending He made mention that Dr Bird was here for the first time in 1951 He further noted that students will be work ing in the local areas as they study landscape and gain geographical knowledge asking for the cooperation of the public as they ask questions Dr Hills brought news and greetings of professors known to many here from previous years at the Summer School He further invited friends to come to the College Pierce Hall each Tuesday evening for films, noting fil ns are also arranged for younger people on Eskimo life Dr Bird's topic was India \u2014 A Non-Existent Nation Dr Bird was in India in November and December of 1968 to attend a geographic conference and at this lecture gave his impressions of that country He said that life has become more complimented since he first came to Stanstead with the Summer School He mentioned that the 1968 conference in India which meets every four years was the first to be held outside of Europe He said that the people of India gave them a very interesting tour of their country familiar to geographers Dr Bird said his impressions were of an incredible contrast by great poverty and great wealth He noted about 80 per cent of the population live in rural areas, small villages, the remainder in cities The population is increasing rapidly with a pro- jective increase by 1966 expected By slide illustrations, Dr Bird showed and told about the countrv and field excursion^ .«round IVhli the South ern cultures, with broad flat clay land The government garden* and building* and slides of the Northern section Dr Bird viid November and December are fine months to be in India with day temperatures at TV and nights about 50 This i> great contrast to the Mon soon periods of rain He noted that todav IVhli is two cities of two centuries The new 20th century and the 18 19th centuries and others before this period and the 18th century when the British came One slide showed the skill of early people s carving of figures in stone believed to be done about 8 AD There is a section of Old IVhli in rums but not occupied and another of Old Dehli which is occupied India had a period of sophisicated society with the last of the Noble Emperors in 1783 The slide* showed many of these early structures, some in rums India has industrial capacity he said He referred to the deviation of the late years, in 1947 48 when the British Government mostly withdrew buildings are fa mous in India and the World, modes of travel of crops, mainly ne'e grown and the water storage m rural areas, for he said, water is of great importance for the spiritual and economic life of India English is the standard language although there are tongues of India The forecast is that India will have a good tourist in dustry within a short time as there are Indian* visiting ruins and historic places now as tourists and people of other countries are becoming more and more inter ested Dr Travor Lloyd.Professor of Human geography, will give the July 16 lecture on Czechoslovakia.Occuppied 1968 at the Haskell Opera House at 8 pm Public in vited all lectures are free of charge Late member honored at Dunham Wl DUNHAM \u2014 The Womens Institute met at the home of Mrs Junior Harvey on July 3 The president.Mrs Simon Bidner was in the chair Following the Club Woman's Creed the roll call was answered by 18 members, what age they would like to be the rest of their lives The president called upon Mrs Ellis, publicity convener, who spoke briefly on the life of the late Mrs O C Selby, a long time member, who died June 18 In her highlights she asked the members to remember Mrs Selby not only as a gracious hostess, who for several years held the annual Teas and Sales and entertained the ladies of this organization many times, but to remember her for having donated the land for the WT cairn She reminded the members of the haDDv and proud day when province-wide Instit ute members, on June 15.1964 and the late Mrs Selby were present to take part in the unveiling Members observed two minutes' silence in memory of the late Mrs Selby The secretary.Mrs Ferni-hough.read an acknowledgement of thanks from Mrs Quigley.for being remembered at the time of the death of her father.Mr M R Hodge Former pastor is guest speaker at 70th anniversary service and Irving W illard The hymns, appropriate for the occasion, were The Church's One Foundation.Come Let Us Sing Of A Wonderful Love Dear Lord and Father Of Manking.ana the closing hymn was Lead On.Oh King Eternal The church was beautifully decorated with baskets of large peonies and other flowers.People attending were from Danville.Richmond.Asbestos.Montreal.Verdun.Ste Therese en Haut.Chateauguay.Troy, N H Ottawa.Ont .and Quebec City, besides many who came from the surrounding district The following is a list of the ministers serving this congrega-gation since the church was built, starting with Rev J Sellers.who worked hard here during that time.Many of these ministers served here when it was a Methodist Church, and since church union, and are Rev J Sellers, first minister in the church.1899-1902 Rev ___\tW L.Rowan.Rev Geo A Me- Call for Tenders\t] DEPARTMENT OF ROADS\t' Project 8242\u201469- Laying of bituminous concrete on the \u201c8e and 9e Rangs Roads, in the municipalities of Saint-Wenceslas.Saint Sylvere and Saint-Leonard.Nicolet County.Length of 3 68 miles.Only those having their principal place of business in I the counties of Arthabaska.Bagot, Nicolet, Drummond.| Richelieu.Saint-Hyacinthe and Yamaska are allowed to bid A payment of $13.00 not reimbursable, to the order of the I Minister ol Finance, is required to obtain the specifications * BISHOPTON \u2014 On a beauti ful Sunday morning.June 29.1969 at 10.30 upwards of 100 people, from far and near, joined the local congregation in a joyous service of remembrance and dedication on the 70th anniversary of the building of the Bishopton United Church The special speaker was Rev C.J Gustafson, who spent six years of his ministry here Prior to his sermon.Mr Gustafson noted some of the changes made since the first white settler.John Bishop, and his associates came to Dudswell in 1800 The theme oi the sermon was Looking Forward The regular minister.Rev G.Lokhorst.who was away at Boys Camp, a worth - while project, was missed Special music was rendered by the combined choir, with Mrs Ivan Jenkerson.at the organ.and the soloist.Mrs.vVells Coates, sang Let There Be Peace, following the offertory, taken up by Raymond Downes Intosh.Rev Mr Howard.Rev J B Howe.Rev Thos Knowles.Rev R E Roy, Rev.E de Gnicbv Rpv lord on (\"Vowo Rev John Starke.Rev T F Duncan Rev C Gaukrodger, Rev E M.Wilson.Rev Peter Pollitt.Rev Mr Smith.Rev C Gilbert.Rev.J Bursey, Rev C.MacLean.Rev C J Gustafson.Rev A M Little.Rev J S Nickerson, Rev Herbert Halt.Rev Mr Edmonds.Rev Donald Stirling and Rev G Lokhorst.the present minister ANNUAL SUPPER On June 28 the United Church Women held its annual strawberry supper in the Rebekah Hall, but with a difference this year as it was the anniversary supper, in honor of the 70th anniversary of the church building It was a very successful occasion with the weather co-operating with a lovely evening Way's Mills Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs.Alcide Beaudm were Mr and Mrs Theodore Monette.daughter and friend.Beebe.Mr and Mrs Lucien Beaudin.son.Luc.and friend.St Johns.Mrs George Hood.Rock Island and Mr and Mrs M Desmarais.Sherbrooke Twain's Works Mrs W Doherty.Welfare and health convener, read an article from the Reader's Di gest.entitled Exercises You Can Do.Wherever you Are Mrs C Harvey, agriculture convener, named a list of several types of food that could be made from flowers Mrs Ellis reported that though it didn t come under the heading of publicity, she felt the ladies would be inter ested in know ing that there were 89 new donors who gave blood for their first time at the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic held June 16 A motion was made to send a donation in memory of the late Mrs O C Selby, to the United Church Memorial Fund Mrs Martin gave a report of the Provincial annual conven \u2022 \u2022\t' '1 I she attended in place of the elected delegate, Mrs Ferm hough, who was unable to go.due to a sprained ankle Mrs Martin was the lucky recipient of the door prize given at the Convention Mrs Bidner thanked Mrs Martin for her interesting ac count and prior to adjourning the meeting, expressed her pleasure in having two new mem bers join the group She ex pressed the regrets of the group in having to say farewell to one of its members.Mrs Ann Rodgers, who plans to move to Montreal very soon She pre sented Mrs Rodgers on behalf of the members, with the gift of a brooch Mrs.Rodgers expressed her thanks and regrets in having to leave her friends Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs Laduke and Mrs Childerhouse The next meeting.August 6 will be held at the home of Mrs Berard.with Mrs Vaughan and Mrs Bidner as co-hostesses LARGEST BUILDING The Stiftsgarden in Trondheim.Norway, is the largest wooden building in Scandinavia Amwer to Pr*viou« Pwizl* Dominion fo S!IKKHKOOKK IUII Y KKlOHD.WKD JU.Y 16 l*» FOR QUALITY PLUS f IT S MAINLY BKCAUSK OF THE MEATI Giode A Plump Tender \u2014 0*en Ready (RY0VAC ROASTING CAPONS 5 to 7 Ibi lb.49 Tender Younq Picnic Style Freth PORK SHOULDER lb.63 Grade A\tEviscerated Frexh Broiler CHICKENS ib 39 Ideal with Bacon FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS Jubilee Brand Rindlett BACON Legiade By the Piece iPack of 2 to 8 lb* ) Ib 29' BOLOGNA Ib 39' SATISFACTION GUARANTEED\u2019 i .\t___L ¦.'l' -Pk?\\ iüüi ^ A Belle Fernnere Pure Pork SAUSAGES 69' \u2014\t\u2014 Dominion All Meat 79c WIENERS, lh 55< Ib Pk0 Coor%h Biand COLE SLAW 16 or Plattlc 47' Richmello Salad DRESSING FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES! 16 oi 25' California U S.No.1 Sweet Juicy Salmon Flesh 27's Hilltop TEA BAGS 100 , 59' Richmello Instant COFFEE Cantaloupes ea.6 oi 4., 69' Richmello DINNER ROLLS Quebec Grown No I Fresh 18 s Quebec Grown Garden Fresh LETTUCE .23' RADISHES 3\u201433' -w r\tQuebec Grown Garden Fresh ]Ti L / ^\tRADISHES or Richmello Raisin or LEMON PIE 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Project 8243\u201469- Laying of bituminous concrete on the section of the \"Gentilly\" Hoad, in the parish of Sainte Marie-de Biandford Nicolet County Length of 1 42 mile Only those having their principal place of business in tne counties of Arthabaska.Bagot, Nicolet.Drummond.I Richelieu.Saint-Hyacinthe and Yamaska are allowed to bid I A payment of $10.00 not reimbursable, to the order of the i Minister ot Finance, is required to obtain the specifications I Certified cheque or policy of guarantee .\t89c lb.89c lb.55c U>.\t55c lb.69c SEE OUR VARIETY BARGAIN TABLE \u2014 Wholesale price 4* 10c Badminton Set Potio Table B.B.Q.Grill Lawn Chair White Sugar White Sugar Robin Hood Flour Five Roses Flour 50 lbs.100 lbs.100 lbs 100 lbs.1.59 1.89 1.55 3.25 4.99 9.50 9.18 898 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c Porterhouse Low Ribs of Beef Fresh Sausages Front Roast of Pork Front Roast of Veal Cooked Ham Leg of Ham Shoulder of Ham Rolled Ham \"Fortin\" Bacon End of Bacon Tree Leaves Hot Dogs Tree Leaves Bologna Spare Ribs Pig's Feet \u2014 Short Beef Liver Blood Sausage \u2014 link Salt Pork \u2014 lean or fat Pork Chops lb.lbs.lbs.lbs.lb.lb.lb.55c 69c 1.69 1.00 1.00 53c 59c lb.1.50 lb.65c lb 55c lb.79c or 3/1.63 2 lbs.45c 3 lbs.1.45 3 Tbs.99c lb.59c lb.10c lb.35c 2 lbs.45c lb.25c lb.89c BEER & PORTER TEL.562-1591 i O [ Mt*' r SHKKKK;>oKh IHIIA Ut>i>KP WKH Jl l N l« 1«S\t» HUNTING'S FINEST QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS ytead to Mr IVms Audet son of Mr and Mrs Davi k> Audet Sherbrooke took place on JuU 12 at St EUhi church Derby Line Father Peter McGlynn.Mont real officiated for the double ring ceremonx Mrs IVnise Goudreau played the organ mu sic Standards of pink gladioli pink white and mauve daisies on pedestals flunked the altar along with an arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums The bride was given in mar nage by her father She was wearing a dress of white satin taffeta with a high neckline and a tapered full panel from the shoulders A crown of daisies accented with borealis held her double mantilla of silk illusion in place She earned a cascade of red roses and stephanotis w ith trailing ivy Mrs Malcolm Molony.matron of honor was in a dress of patterned nylon lain* with a square neckline and a back gathered panel draped to the hemline She wore a matching yellow flower in her hair and carried a colonial bouquet of w hite miniature carnations, daisies and stephanotis Mr Audet was witness of his son Mrs Jarvis, mother of the bride wore a dress of coral silk knit, and Mrs Audet the groom's mother, a mediterranean blue silk knit Each wore white accessories and corsages of daisies edged with yellow baby's breath Engagement Mr and Mrs Leo Paul Filion.Arvida, announce the approach ing marriage of their daughter.Diane Elizabeth, to Mr and Mrs Franklin Lynch, son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Lynch, Sherbrooke The wedding has been arranged to take place Saturday.August 2.in Mont real T^età/uicUà.Mr and Mrs George Robb.80 Mam Street N Windsoi will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on July 23 They will be at home to their friends and relatives from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 p m The pilgrims, though supplied with a wealth of fish, game and vegetables, thought they would die for lack of wheat bread for the table Recipes for weight watchers TORONTO (CP) - It's that time of year again, and with visions of bathing suits and golf shorts dancing in your head, that extra five pounds looms larger than it did while you could hide it under layers of clothes You might find some help in recipes offered by Weight Watchers of Ontario Limited Director Adelaide Daniels describes them as non-fattening recipes that really taste fattening One for spiced fish calls for 2 pounds of ocean perch fillets.2 tablespoons barbecue spice.1 teaspoon parsley flakes.1 cup tomato juice Preheat the oven to 400 degrees Put fish in a baking pan and sprinkle with barbecue spice and parsley Pour tomato juice over the fish Bake for 10 minutes or until the fish flakes easilv with a Rene Robert is the Master Furrier you should consult if you need advice about remodeling your fur coat.Personal care is a must to give you the best style for the 1970 new look.fork Makes 4 servings USE GROUP EFFORTS Weight Watchers is a com mercial program that uses group efforts and lectures to encourage customers to lose weight Mrs Daniels says the emphasis is on correct nutrition and that clients are encouraged to see their doctors The organization started in the United States and has several Ontario branches A dessert recipe called April Fool will serve four It calls for 2 tablespoons unflavored gelatine.V4 cup cold water.2 2-3 cups cottage cheese, artificial sweetener to equal 2 tablespoons sugar.2 tablespoons lemon juice.1 tablespoon grated lemon rind.l2 cup evaporated skim milk.1 cup sliced strawberries Soften gelatine in cold water and cook over moderate heat until dissolved Combine cottage cheese, artificial sweetener.lemon juice, rind, and skim milk in blender Run at high speed for four minutes, or until smooth Add gelatine to mixture and blend well at high speed Spoon into nonstick mold Chill for several Choose JAROBERTt 1084 King West\u2014Sherbrook*\u2014T«l.562-4006 Closed Friday nights and Saturday afternoons during June, July and August hours until mixture is firm Turn out onto serving plate, arrange sliced strawberries around edge of mold TASTE IS FACTOR A main dish of lamb is seasoned with horseradish and pi mento Food with a definite taste can help make a dieter feel he's eaten more than he really has It's easier to over eat bland foods For the pimento lamb, you need 1 leg of lamb 6 to 8 pounds.2 tablespoons prepared horseradish.1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1 teaspoon rosemary, G cup chopped parsley, l% cup chopped pimento Preheat oven to 350 degrees Put lamb on rack in roasting pan Roast it for 30 minutes per pound or until meat thermometer registers 175 degrees Combine horseradish.pepper, rosemary, parsley.pimentos Blend thoroughly Spread mixture over lamb for the last 30 minutes of roasting time Salad, the dieter's standby, can be fattening if you zing it up with a rich dressing A low-calorie dressing to use instead can be made with tomato juice TASTE IMPROVES French dressing \u20182 cup tomato juice.2 tablespoons vinegar.2 tablespoons diced green pepper, l2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, *2 teaspoon dry mustard.1 clove diced fresh garlic.li teaspoon liquid sugar substitute Combine in blender and puree Use with salad or cold meats It will thicken and im prove in taste as it stands Rothney label when you want quality on your table' For Sandwich**, Snack* and at Maaltima LES PRODUITS BLANCHE! CORN OIL MARGARINE Rock Forast \u2014 Ttl.864-4218 Mrs John Audet *in a juc ket dress of multicolored silk and had a similar corsage of daisies Mr and Mrs Audet left b\\ motor for their redding trip along the Gaspe Coast The bride travelled in a lemon \\cl low dress accented mth daisy lace trim and white accessories The\\ will reside in Sherbrooke on their return Guests attended from Sher brooke Valiev field and Kounda rv A lliages SAND Hill Mi and Mis Ronald Rothney were pleasant 1\\ surprised on the evening of June 21 when their famtlv and close relatives gathered at then home to honor them on the iv casion of their 30th wedding anmver sarv Mis Rothnev was presented with a corsage of miniature roses bv her daughter Marilyn the corsage having been made bv Mis VS Graham brides maid for her sister 30 vears The evening was spent plav ing cards listening to music and visiting Among the guests were Mis Rothnev s mother wht» will sihhi celebrate her Hist birthdav and Mr Rothney s father who will lx* 87 on his next birthdav Dui mg the evening iMnald Rothnev presented his mothei and father with a beautiful oof ttv table from the familv and gilts from other relatives pres (\u2018in with the wish for many mon* happy vear s together Mi Rothnev in a few humorous remarks thanked the guests for their gifts and gtsnl wishes Miss Ihtnna Rothnev Mont real and Mr and Mis h.dwm Rothnev and familv St C'atha unes On! were unable to be present The evening was brought to a dose with the seiving of a delicious buffet lunch ('enter mg the table was the anmver sat y cake made bv Mi and Mis Rothnev s daughtei in law Mrs Rnhard Rothnev ^ X MARCHESX ROUGH, BLAND SERVE SALADS AND HAVE DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING MEALS LEG *0FHAM *h*nk *nd MAPLE LEAF rindlet*.%kmle%% Liai k TOMATO SOUP 10 01 tin 8/89c (tove 31c) M#d A Whit* WHITE SLICED BREAD 24 01 2/39c Uovc 11c) MAPLI LEAF WEINERS GANG CHICKEN LOAF »lic*d or pi*c* Redpoth, granulated WHITE SUGAR 10 lb.bag CHASE & SANBORN Instant Coffee 10c off 1 lb.bag SNOWFLAKC SHORTENING 3c off ctn.» I*.5*U/t°o 99c 69 Maple Leaf FRESH SAUSAGES 1 ,b pkg ^ ^ KLIK luncheon meat 12 o, r 7c tin\t' MAPLE LEAF sliced or piece COOKED HAM MAPLE LEAF BONELESS COOKED HAM ,v;,:b 1.69 SLICED COLD CUTS mock chicken meat and olive 6 or pkg 2/49' Kam MEAT SPREAD 3 01.tin 2/45* (tave 11c) Cafelli READY CUT MACARONI 2 lb.pkg.39c (lave 8c) (lave 18c) SALADA TEA BAGS orange pekoe 60s pkg.79c (save 8c) Golden ripe Royal, INSTANT PUDDINGS assorted flavors 334 01.pkg White Swan BATHROOM TISSUE white or assorted 4 roll pkg BLUE JET DETERGENT 5 lb poly bag 349\u2018 49' 1.49 CEREALS Coco Puff Trix 8Va 01.Cheerios lOVa 01.Lucky Charm 801.Capri, white BATHROOM TISSUE 8 roll pkg.MIX-0 JAVEL WATER 1 28 01.jug 39' 79' 89 HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS BANANAS Crest, rey.or mint Tooth Paste reg.tit# ^ £ r tube Vd* Noxzema skin cream 7:.\u201c 69* Cabanita variety SOFTIQUE bath oil 1.29 btle 6AN roll on deodorant 1 ox.btle MODESS SOFF FORM sanitary napkins 89* £ 45* lb COOKIES AND CANDIES rom California, Canada No 1 RED TOMATOES fresh and tasty, site 6x7 3.59* From California RED CARDINAL GRAPES plump and iuicy 29' lb Marven's wafers BISCUITS 7 ox.pkg.4/1.00 LIFE SAVERS 5 flavors ur 39* From United States LODI APPLES 3 lb, 59C K00L AID pre-sweet ened .nv 4/39* CHRISTIE COOKIES Ship Ahoy Oreo Cream Choco Nut Brownia 'Ü: 53* Quebec grown SHALLOTS fresh and mild, Canada No.1 3 bunches 29' COME FLY WITH PETER PAN IN THE CONTEST OF YOUR DREAMS \"FOOD ADVENTURES\" V________WITH PETER PAN F OR MORE DETAILS SEE YOUR RED & WHITE CROC E R » 4 f ü SHKHBK(X)KE DAILY KKCOKI) WEI) Jl LY 16 1%9 Ladies' or fecns hondbogs Brown or block simulated leather Woolco reg price 5 84 SPECIAL SPECIAL OFFER! 300 LADIES\u2019 100% COTTON SUN BRAS 2*00 Plain or printed patterns In white, yel low, oronge, green, black Sizes 30 to 38 Woolco reg price 2 83 SPECIAL \u2014 LADIES\u2019 SLEEVELESS or LONG SLEEVED BLOUSES 3.OO LADIES\u2019 SHIRT STYLE BLOUSES |.00 Plain or printed patterns Sizes 10 to 44 Assorted models Wcolco reg price 5 81 SPECIAL Machine washable Choice of white, blue, pink or green Sizes 32 to 38 Woolco reg price I 76 SPECIAL \u2014 TWO-WAY STRETCH SHORTS 2*00 TWO-WAY STRETCH JAMAICAS 4.00 LADIES\u2019 PLAIN or PRINTED SLIMS 2*oo LADIES\u2019 STRETCH NYLON SLIMS lr i ! 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