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[" LIQUIDATION SALE - Monday (Nov.18) 3 DAYS Tuesday (Nov.19) ONLY Wednesday (Nov.20) WE ARE SLASHING PRICES ON ALL 2013 VEHICLES IN STOCK! = \"With purchase of the ® FIESTA e FOCUS e FUSION : we will give you a $500 gift card, just in time for} \u2026 Christmas, plus all the other super discounts.| Fire department called to Alexander Galt Page 5 0: aa RU monday! \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\"\"H F mr RECORD THE VOICE OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SINCE 1897 WEEKEND EDITION 819-822-8055 cel mikepage72@hotmail.com / Michael Page 54378 Three Phoenix players on \u2018watch\u2019 list Page 18 95 CENTS + TAXES PM#0040007682 FriDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Cecil Blenkhorn remembered for j joy he brought others By Sharon McCully SHERBROOKE \u201cLife is a series of memorable events; a wonderful kaleidoscope of making new friends, of enjoying them, learning from them, and suddenly losing them \u2014 another missing piece in life\u2019s jigsaw puzzle.\u201d - Cec Blenkhorn Cecil Blenkhorn entered a room.He I: would be hard not to notice when had the air of a leprechaun - a perennial twinkle in his eye, a spring in his step and a song on his lips.He had a transformative quality that could change a grey day into a brighter one with a cheerful \u2018Good Morning,\u201d a word of encouragement, a witty anecdote from the past, or a few bars of a song.The Eastern Townships community was gifted to have this kind and generous man who shared his multiple talents, for 86 years.Minstrel, storyteller, loyal friend and prolific writer, Cec, or Chum as some childhood friends knew him, used his considerable talents to enrich the lives of others.As a correspondent for the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club for over 40 years, CONT\u2019D ON PAGE 3 Cell tower in Ogden \u2018lit up like a Christmas tree\u2019 MATTHEW MCCULLY Brenda Pratscher, an Ogden resident whose view from her home is directly in line with the lights on the tower.While barely visible during the day, the tower is a very different story at night.Pratscher Jeels the town should have made a greater effort to consult residents before approving the tower.By Matthew McCully Special to The Record Bell cellular tower recently Ae in Ogden is proving con- entious because of a high intensity flashing red light at the top.The light is a disturbance to neighbours at a high elevation in line with the top of the tower, as well as residents of Austin and Potton, situated on the opposite side of Lake Memphremagog.Residents believe there should have been more consultation before the tower was installed.\u201cWe should have had a notice put into our mailboxes,\u201d said Ogden resident Brenda Pratscher.Her home is on top of a hill overlooking the valley CONT'D ON PAGE 8 M STFR NOIR NCIS AN evolving RESIDENCE FOR SENIOR CITIZENS WWW.MANOIRSTFRANCIS.COM Stay young at heart ! 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Newsroom telephone: 819-569-6345 ; e-mail address: newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com Visit our website daily Get daily news headlines from The Record.weather, Quebec, Canada, World business, sports, entertainment news and more! www.sherbrookerecord.com Weather * 4 TODAY: ; § CLOUDY i y HIGH OF 6 LOW OF 2 SATURDAY: MIX OF SUN #\" AND CLOUDS «= HIGH OF 9 ' LOW OF 0 # SUNDAY: * CLOUDY | HIGH OF 9 .LOW OF -5 MONDAY: RAIN - HIGH OF 14 : HIGHOF1 : LOWOE4 o you have an idea or a scoop De The Record news re.story you think we should investi- - SHERBROOKE Challenge beliefs; leek and elegant, black is always in fashion, and it will be particularly popular in the coming days at the Society for the Protection of Animals Estrie (SPA) where several blackclad beauties will be under the spotlight during the animal protection group\u2019s \u2018Dare to go Black\u201d promotional campaign, which continues until Nov.19.The featured black cats, a dozen in all, are between two months and two years of age and are available for adoption at the promotional price of $85.In addition, new owners will receive a free bag of 1st Choice cat food valued at $3.\u201cOur shelter currently houses a great diversity of black cats, each with a distinctive personality and attributes,\u201d says communications manager and spokesperson, Cathy Bergeron.\u201cWhether you are seduced by amber or green eyes, long hair or short, a mischievous or angelic personality, you might find your jewel among our selection of stars.\u201d Whatever you say about black cats, Nigra, Oreo, Salem, Coco Chanel, and their feline companions are charmers, affectionate and healthy with a lot to offer adoptive families.\u201d This special adoption campaign provides a perfect opportunity to welcome a beautiful cat into the family at an unbeatable price.Considering that the average cost of sterilization in the region is $150 for a cat and that these cats, like all animals sheltered by the SPA, are ster- lized, vaccinated, de- wormed, and equipped with a microchip, this campaign is PHOTOS: COURTESY the ideal opportunity for those thinking about bringing a cat into their lives.Finding families for black cats is a challenge that regularly confronts shelters, including that of the SPA de I\u2019Estrie.\u201cIn general, our black feline residents stay longer with us than other cats of any other coloration,\u201d Bergeron says.\u201cVarious studies demonstrate that there is indeed a link between the perception that people have, consciously or unconsciously, of the personality of an animal and the colour of its fur.According to these studies, red cats are generally characterized as Dare to g o black! friendly, white cats as shy and quiet, while black cats are seen as having less personality and being more aloof, besides all the superstitions of which black cats have been the victims over the centuries,\u201d Bergeron adds.\u201cAlthough these beliefs are wrong, they have nevertheless marked the collective imagination to such an extent that today we still deal with these preconceived notions about black cats.\u201d Bergeron says that these stereotypes affect the adoption of black cats.\u201cThe personality of a cat is forged from their training, experience, and not by the colour of its fur.Come and find out it for yourself,\u201d she says.For more about this campaign and the animals up.for adoption at the SPA Estrie, visit www.spaestrie.qc.ca, call 819 821-4727 (option 6), or visit the shelter at 1139, Queen Victoria Blvd in Sherbrooke.The shelter is open from Monday to Saturday between 10 a.m.and 5 p.m.Drug, alcohol awareness to hit schools next week SHERBROOKE ext week is Drug Pre- IN rention Week and the Jean-Lapointe Foundation is taking the opportunity to highlight its \u201cMy Independence.I'm holding on to it,\u201d campaign now well established in the Eastern Townships.Until the holiday season, students aged 12 to 14 from 13 area high schools will be visited in their classrooms by a facilitator trained in addic- )y LOO $ YRS FP 03 08 15 17 29 33 |.Next grand prize (approx) $20,000,000 GUARANTEED $1,000,000 PRIZE (Non-decomposable complete number) 84922813-01 tion to raise their awareness about alcohol and drugs and to provide them with tools to help in their individual decision making.As an interactive workshop lasting from 60 to 75 minutes, the program works with young people at the age when consumption usually begins and can cause more damage.According to the most recent edition of the Québec Health Survey of high school students (2010-2011) by the Quebec Institute of Statistics, Draw results: 2013-11-13 mem 01 07 09 pw 13 32 41 Egtra 3853237 04 Bonus Mo CETTE ITI LE RL ETE [To LT UN Tonight, $32 MILLION lotoquebec.com/loteries in the event of discrepancy between this list and the official winning list of Loto-Québec the latter shall preva Ben by Daniel Shelton 29 per cent of young people have drunk alcohol by the age of 12 years and by the time they are 16, this proportion increases to 87 per cent.The same is true for drugs where a proportion of 6 per cent of Secondary 1 students consuming drugs increases to 50 per cent by Level 5.This means that one out of four teenagers begins to drink alcohol in Secondary 1 and one out of two has already used at least one drug by Secondary 5.The \u2018Independence\u2019 program, developed in collaboration with the Quebec Centre for Addiction Prevention and supported by the Ministry of Health and Social Services, aims to delay the age of first alcohol and drug consumption.According to research, early consumption is considered to be related to the severity of alcohol and drug problems in adulthood.The program is therefore a response to the harmful effects of alcohol and drugs on young people in scitools and may help affect these numbers.The Jean Lapointe Foundation is a charitable organization whose mission is to raise funds to actively and meaningfully support the fight against alcoholism, drug addiction and other addictions that affect the population of Quebec.Since 2008, a significant portion of the funds it collects goes to the prevention of problems related to alcohol and drug use among young people in schools.To date, more than 112,000 first-year students have benefited from the program.The program is now being offered at 13 schools in the region, including the English half of Massey-Vanier in Cowansville.WHAT DO YOU THINK, MOVEMBER TOO.© 2013 Danie! 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JES 5 2 Cob 6 (or cet www.bencomicstrip.com < \\ = =r RE The Record | newsroom@sherbrooherecord.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Page 3 Cecil Blenkhorn: Committed to his community Gordon Lambie Special to The Record Cecil Blenkhorn, long time Record columnist on behalf of the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club and active member of the community, last Saturday, his family and friends are remembering him as a joyful and enthusiastic person who was always looking to better the world around him.\u201cEverything my dad taught us was to make sure that you're always there for your community, all your life,\u201d said Ges- ner Blenkhorn, Cecil\u2019s son, \u201cfor him, anything that was about looking after people, he wanted to be there.\u201d Tamara Jasek, Gesner\u2019s sister and one of Cecil's six daughters, described her father as someone committed to making the world a better place.\u201cHe always had to bring a smile to everybody's face,\u201d Jasek said, describing her father\u2019s involvement in hosting international students from all over the world, his support of missionary work, and his help with the work of his wife, Betty Blenkhorn, in working with Alexander Galt Regional High School.Gesner pointed to Christian women\u2019s groups, the bookstore at the Sherbrooke hospital, crafting programs in French schools Jee nie the death of 86 year old Cecil Blenkhorn remembered for joy CONT'D FROM PAGE 1 Mr.Blenkhorn penned an estimated 10,000 words about the club\u2019s activities and was a regular visitor to The Record, delivering his weekly column in person long after he had a computer which could have sent it.\u201cWhat, and miss seeing all of you,\u201d he\u2019d quip?His Snow Shoe \u2018write-ups\u2019 were colourful prose that became a favourite of readers.One reader wrote to The Record in 2005 to say \u201cPertaining to the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe Club articles: I find them very interesting and very well presented.Cec Blenkhorn should be congratulated.After reading them, one would almost think they were there.\u201d Cecil Blenkhorn was born on a farm and maintained a lifelong affection and admiration for the men and women who work the land.\u201cThe further back one goes the better one realizes that these men were artisans.They had to be! They came to this area when there was nothing but woods and more woods.They often were young, somewhat idealistic and brought a young wife for whom they had to provide.They must have been overflowing with self confidence.They started out from scratch, cut down trees, turned them into lumber, built a house, and elementary furniture.At the same time they were planting food for winter, learning to milk, to hew, to dig and scratch, to train their team, be it oxen or horses and, if the harness or harrow broke, they had to fix it.There were very few blacksmiths so.they were it.Even today most farmers are jacks of all trades.Unlike city-born folk, farmers seem to have an instinctive confidence that they can do most anything.\u201d He attended Iron Hill Consolidated School from 1932 until 1939 and enjoyed catching up on news of former teachers Cecil Blenkhorn.and the Sherbrooke Snow Shoe club as other examples of community initiatives that his father chose to get involved with.\u201cHe could penny pinch for himself,\u201d asek said, \u201cbut he always wanted to make sure that those who were less fortunate had something to make things and classmates and reminiscing about \u2018old times.\u201d But he was not locked in the past and was captivated by the promise of young people today.After attending an awards ceremony at the local high school, he wrote: When you meet any, student at Galt, stop them and commend them on their choice of schools, encourage all students to stay in school and to do their best in whatever they do.I listen to the radio and hear how terrible our young people are acting.Guns in schools, expulsion for talking back, murder, even teachers who abuse their privileges.Tonight the auditorium was filled with anxious students and prideful parents and friends.The evening was to honour those students who had excelled in either given subjects or in their overall accomplishments over the years they had attended Galt.If I was expecting only a few students, I was pleasantly surprised.There were hundreds, and they were mostly receiving awards.I really want you to join me in congratulating these future leaders.Cecil Blenkhorn worked at Ingersoll Rand for 46 years and one of the highlights after retiring was a reunion with former employees and to recall and share the names of old acquaintances who were no longer among them: \u201cTed Harbert, Bert Noble, Gil Young.Chas.NOTICE OF MEETING Ayer\u2019s Cliff - The Annual General Meeting of the Stanstead County Agricultural Society will be held on December 7, 2013 at 1:00 pm in the Kiddie Corner at the Fairgrounds.All persons interested in the Fair are welcome to attend.better.Jasek went on to refer to the way that up until last year, when he moved into the Manoir St.Francois at age 85, her father would talk of going to go visit \u201cthe elderly.\u201d \u201cHe didn\u2019t ever consider himself old,\u201d she explained describing the elder Blenkhorn as a deeply enthusiastic and playful person, \u201che teased us right to the end.\u201d She explained that her father\u2019s visits with the less fortunate and elderly often drew off of a great love of music.She described him as always being the loudest singer in church and said that he had an uncanny gift when it came to performance.\u201cHe could pick up any instrument you could think of and play it by ear,\u201d she said, \"and he was always singing.even in his last days, when he couldn\u2019t really breathe, he would take a deep breath and he would try to sing a song\u201d She said that her father had worked to ensure that every child in the family knew how to play not one, but two instruments, and recalled many nights of sitting down together to play music.She spoke of her father\u2019s efforts to bring music into the world as an extension of his work and laughed as she shared memories of being spontaneously volunteered by him to fill in in other\u2019s musical performances.Born in Iron Hill, Quebec, Cecil\u2019s family moved to Iberville when his father joined up with the army in 1940.He proceeded to attend Montreal High school and McGill University on the road that led him to working for Ingersoll-Rand, living first in Chateauguay before being transferred to Sherbrooke in 1968.According to Jasek, he brought community involvement with him wherever he went, and joined the congregation at Grace Chapel on Montreal Street in Sherbrooke upon arriving here because of the vibrant and youthful community it represented at the time.He continued to work and be involved in the community, living at home until last year when the health problems that come with old age led to his moving into Lennoxville\u2019s Manoir.Not long after he was moved to The Wales Home near Richmond, but growing health concerns brought him to the hospital the week before last, where it was revealed that he had extensive cancer.\u201cHe really believed in God and he was- n\u2019t afraid of dying,\u201d Jasek said, explaining that he spent his last week of life at the Maison Aube Lumiere care facility, CONT\u2019D ON PAGE 6 Steele, of Romeo Collin supervising the pouring of liquid iron, Francis Gelinas, Lex Bilton, and so on, it was like a trip in a time machine, and, of course our production machinery (machines to make machines) AND the machinery these men built, jet engine driven compressors using aircraft jet engines for propulsion, pumps whose intake would allow entry of a Volkswagen bus, mine hoists whose cable holding diameter was often over 12 feet, and sent cable-cars thousands of feet underground; huge compressors whose total installation length exceeded 50 feet; shipped all over the world; Is it any wonder these folk are proud?\u201d It would be hard to find a subject Cecil Blenkhorn did not fully embrace.He was passionate about the environment; he loved birds and books.He got amped up about politics and went soft as butter talking about babies.He was a consummate storyteller and talented musician.He was a devout Christian who lived his religion.In many parts of the Townships, the music will die for a bit, but those who know him will not have difficulty imagining him directing a choir of angels in a spirited sing-along.Dennis 175 Queen, Suite 204 Sherbrooke Tel.: 819-823-0800 www.glezos.ca 54323 Tri-Us invites you to their Holiday Open House! Saturday, November 16# from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and Sunday, November 17% .from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm ë 3% Take advantage of a 15% discount on all regularly priced items *K # Receive a FREE 2014 Date Book with every purchase *k 3K Enter to win a Holiday gift basket i # Enjoy complimentary cookies and coffee 3k # Holiday Treat Bags and balloons for children 3 Be part of our Holiday Celebration! dy LENNOXVILLE TRI-Us, 3003 College, Sherbrooke, QC 819-822-2632 Page 4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com i The Record Ulverton winery proud to produce pleasing product\u2019 By Nick Fonda Record Correspondent rian and Michel will tell you that it took the better part of six years to meet the first challenge, but now that it has been successfully met, they're looking ahead with eagerness and optimism to the next phase of their project.Brian IHick and Michel Dajenais are the co-owners of Les Vallons de Wadleigh, Ulverton\u2019s nascent vineyard and winery, located on Highway 143 at the south end of one of the Eastern Township\u2019s most charming villages.\u201cWe opened officially on June 13 with a small event for family and friends.Then on June 24 we hosted an open house for the village and the municipality,\u201d says Drummondville-born Brian Il- lick.\u201cThere was a good turnout on the 24th; a lot of people came by and stayed for a glass of wine and hot ribs from the barbeque.\u201d \u201cWe were hit by a sudden cloudburst at one point, so we moved the party in here,\u201d says Michel Dajenais indicating the brightly-lit, and highly-polished boutique.In a previous incarnation, the building had been his sheep barn.Standing in the reception area, visitors can see, behind a glass wall, five small oak casks.Each is filled with 1,500 litres of wine which will age for some time yet before being bottled.Beyond the dimly-lit, glass-walled room with the casks is another much larger space with half a dozen large stainless steel vats; these have a capacity of 13,000 litres each.The only thing the two spaces have in common is that they are scrubbed as clean as a hospital operating theatre.The two rooms reflect that winemaking is one of the most ancient of agricultural pursuits but that this is the 21st century and the fruits of technology cannot be denied.For Michel and Brian, the first challenge was to create a good wine.They started six years ago when they planted three and a half acres of rolling hayfields with young vines.This year\u2019s harvest was their third, and 2013 is the first year that bottles of Les Vallons de Wadleigh were sold to the public.The two co-owners are bound to have proprietary prejudices, but they are both oenophiles\u2014lovers of wine\u2014 and Brian has trained as a sommelier.Their own assessment of their wine was pleasing.It was good.And their judgement was confirmed.\u201cWe're very pleased with the response that the wines have received,\u201d says Brian.\u201cThe wines tasted good to us and they have proved popular, and that is true of all four of the wines that we produce: a white, arosé, a slightly fruity red and a more robust red.Next year we might have an ice wine available but if so, we\u2019ll be making only a very small quantity.Making ice wine requires seven times the quantity of grapes which, prior to being crushed, must experience temperatures of minus ten Celsius for at least four consecutive days.\u201d GLIMPSES OF THE PAST Ivan Boisvert nds.La Socié istoire de Sherbrooke The cenotaph was officially inaugurated on November 7, 1926.The work of Mon- trealer George William Hill, it was erected in memory of Sherbrooke residents who fell in battle during the First World War.On this occasion, people gathered to the sound of military music and moving speeches by Mayor Edwards and Father Chart- ier.Colonel E.B.Worthington did the grand unveiling.Since 1926, the monument has been to the site of several large patriotic demonstrations.INTERESTED BY SPORTS HISTORY ?Visit the bilingual exhibit, Sports \u2014 To Your Heart's Content.presented in the American Biltrite room of the Sherbrooke Historical Society, until November 6.2013.275 Duiferin, Sherbrooke (Québec) JIH 4M5 Informations : 819-821-5406 LA SOCIÉTÉ D'HISTOIRE DE SHERBROOKE www histoiresherbrooke.org NICK FONDA Brian Ilick and Michel Dajenais.\u201cThe response was really more than we had expected,\u201d Michel adds.\u201cWe had a relatively small but fairly steady flow of visitors over the summer.Some were tourists driving the Townships Trail, or the Circuit des Bocages, or the Route des Vins de I'Estrie.We had people from Drummondville and Sherbrooke and people from the immediate area.What was pleasing was that we had quite a few people return more than once to buy a few extra bottles of wine.The other gratifying development is that two local restaurants have just started carrying our wine: A la Bonne Vétre in Drum- mondville which promotes a\u2019 terroire cuisine, and the Restaurant de la Gare in Richmond.The wine is also served at the supper concerts hosted at Jardins Lumières.\u201d Les Vallons de Wadleigh\u2014named for one of the hamlet\u2019s early settlers\u2014is now closed for the winter season, but from June 24 till Thanksgiving, it was open daily from Thursday to Sunday, from 10 a.m.till 5 p.m.Over the course of three and a half months, the winery sold over 80 per cent of its first vintage.\u201cWe had some 6,000 bottles,\u201d said Brian, \u201croughly an equal number of white, rosé and red.The white and the rosé are both completely sold out and we have less than a thousand bottles of red left.We'll have about twice as many bottles on our shelves next year, and our annual production is going to stabilize at 16 000 bottles per year.\u201d Much has changed since the summer of 2008 when they planted some 10,000 young vines.These were hardy, northern varieties: Marquette, Radisson and red, white and grey varieties of Frontenac.All had been developed at the University \"of Minnesota.Now, they have some 10 acres of bucolic, rolling countryside under cultivation.They have three seasonal employees who work full time for approximately half the year.They also consult very regularly with both an agronomist who advises them on things like soil acidity and pest control, and an oenologist, Jean-Paul Martin, who has 30 years of wine making experience and who advises them on everything from fermentation to bottling.Near the winery is a 19th century farmhouse, entirely refurbished and with a fully equipped kitchen, that is available to groups for family or business functions.Despite the hired help, Michel and \u2019 Brian are hands-on owners and they do a lot of the work themselves.Brian jokes about the sunburn and the sore back, but his voice grows increasingly sober as he lists the tasks involved.\u201cWe have to deal with all the jobs ending in \u2018ing\u2019,\u201d he says, and then rattles them off: \u201cpre-pruning, pruning, trimming, mowing, spraying, leafing, netting, harvesting, wine-making, aging, testing, cleaning.Especially cleaning.The entire building is scrubbed virtually every day.\u201d Growing grapes is a labour-intensive task.Consider for a moment the problem of trellises.Grape vines are climbing plants and spread at a prodigious rate.To maximize growing conditions and to facilitate harvesting, grapes are always provided with a trellis on which to grow.At the Wadleigh vineyard the trellises are a simple structure consisting of steel posts set at six-yard intervals on which wires are strung, much like a fence.It\u2019s a simple, straightforward system.However, the vineyard has 100 km of wires and the entire length of wire has to be re-set three times over the course of the growing season.Mowing is a weekly task.Pest control means dealing with the scarab beetle in the spring and keeping a watchful eye the rest of the time; the Wadleigh vineyard is not organic but is eco-friendly.Frost warnings are heeded and a drip- style sprinkler system is activated to protect the plants.Birds are a threat to a grape harvest and covering ten acres of vineyards with netting is no small job.Still, despite the callused hands, sore backs and sunburn, Michel and Brian are smiling as they look ahead.The boutique leads through a set of doors to a large outdoor terraced area.The two partners are considering enclosing the area to make a three-season terrasse equipped with a small barbecue cooking range.They are planning as well to lay out several kilometres of walking trails, along the vineyard and to the Ul- verton River which flows through a corner of the property.In particular, they are turning their attention to the marketing of the Wadleigh brand.\u201cThe first thing, the most essential thing was to make a good bottle of wine,\u201d Brian says.\u201cWe've done that.At $16 per bottle the wine is very palatable and entirely affordable.\u201d \u201cBut our advertising was almost entirely by word-of-mouth,\u201d continues Michel.\u201cWe were in one brochure put out by the Route des Vins de l\u2019Estrie, and we are on the Bocage map, but otherwise we didn\u2019t do any advertising or promotion at all.That's what were going to be looking at over the winter.\u201d One of the challenges for Les Vallons de Wadleigh, as for all Quebec vintners, is convincing the Société des Alcools du Québec to carry local wines.Just procuring a license to sell their own wine took the Ulverton wine-makers over 12 months.\u201cWe're very pleased,\u201d Brian says.\u201cWe hope to reach the break even point with respect to operating expenses next year.It will take quite a while longer to recover our investment, but we're doing this hecause wine happens to be our passion.It\u2019s a labour of love.\u201d For more information go to the vineyard\u2019s web site: www.lesvallonsde- wadleigh.ca. The Record newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Page 5 Sherbrooke climbs dramatically in entrepreneurial ranking Record Staff SHERBROOKE e City of Sherbrooke has climbed in the rankings of entrepreneurial Canadian\u2019 cities rising from the 28th to 14th position since last year and marking a 25 place leap from 2011.Sherbrooke ranks 14th out of 107 Canadian cities in the 2013 entrepreneurial index established by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), cied with Wood Buffalo, Alberta with an overall score of 62.Sherbrooke ranks fifth in Quebec behind Rivière-du - Loup, Rouyn- Noranda, Saint- Georges, and Victoriaville in overall ranking, but first in Quebec and fifth in Canada for cities or metropolitan areas of more than 150,000 inhabitants.The ranking published by the CFIB in its annual report on growing communities assesses the extent to which municipalities have allowed entrepreneurs and SMEs to start up, grow and prosper.In order to establish the entrepreneurial quotient of the 107 metropolitan areas (CMAs) and census agglomerations (CAs) of 25,000 or more residents in Canada, the CFIB analyzes 14 indicators divided into three categories, based on Statistics Canada data and the direct perspectives of its Jnembers, representing more than 109,000 Canadian businesses.The 2013 edition of the CFIB report is available at www.cfib- fcei.ca/francais/index.html.Sherbrooke makes quick-trip parking easier Record Staff SHERBROOKE e City of Sherbrooke has just made it a bit easier for shoppers and businesses with its new digital parking disc that will allow motorists to make quick trips in and out of stores without having to pay for parking, allowing drivers to take advantage of a 15-minute grace period.The city is selling the discs at a cost of $10 a year allowing access to 15 minutes free parking in all of downtown parking areas equipped with payment terminals.This disc must be displayed prominently on the vehicle dashboard to clearly indicate the time the vehicle was first parked.This free parking window is intended to ease quick trips to buy a coffee, a newspaper, to return library books, etc.To use the device, drivers need only roll the disk until the red arrow indicates the time of arrival and ensure that it is properly displayed.The disc is valid for a period of one year and is for sale at the Eva-Senécal library, 450 Marquette, and the Granada Theatre, 53 Wellington Street North.French company buys Sutton hotel Record Staff SUTTON e Horizon Hotel in the hills of | Mount Sutton may find a second calling.French company Hut- topia plans to take over the hotel and its external site in order to set up an ecotourism project valued at $6 million.Huttopia recently made a bid to acquire the Horizon Hotel and its properties that have been accepted by the current owners.Currently, Huttopia operates seven re : 4 i destinations in France and 15 service $ SE * 0 £ X points in Quebec provincial parks, in- | o & i KE cluding Mont Orford, Mont-Tremblant, Saguenay, and Granby's Parc de la Yamaska.The company offers \u2018green\u2019 tourist camp sites and accommodation in environmentally friendly wooden structures.So far, the project has taken the Fire at Galt MATTHEW MCCULLY The Sherbrooke Fire Department responded to a call at the Lennoxville Vocational Training Centre Thursday.steps necessary both at the Town of By Matthew McCully Centre located at the Alexander Galt Re- patched to the scene.The blaze was con- Sutton and at the Brome -Missisquoi Special to the Record gional High School in Lennoxville at tained in the filtration system, and was MRC.Final approval is now condi- LENNOXVILLE about 1:15 p.m.Thursday.fully extinguished within 30 minutes.tional on administrative and legal specifics.Huttopia has been established in the region for over a year and hopes to launch the project in December 2014.One person was treated on scene by paramedics for smoke inhalation, and was brought to hospital as a precaution.The school was evacuated.Stephane Brochu, Chief of Operations, e Sherbrooke Fire Department re- said the fire originated in the air filtra- sponded to a call regarding a fire at tion system of the welding department.\u2019 Lennoxville Vocational Training Between 20-25 firefighters were dis- Body found after Stoke fire Record Staff M.S.Branch 2000's annual Hillbilly Dance Sunday, November 17 from 1:30 p.m.to 6 p.m.4 ~Austin Municipal Hall, Millington Road.Music by Jimmy Edwards & the Country Folks Come dressed in Hillbilly style and be eligible to win a prize.Hearty meal of Baked Beans & Ham, Country style, with coleslaw and rolls, coffee and tea will be served.Mechoui Supper at the A.N.A.F.Unit 318 \u201cThe Hut\u201d 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville on Saturday, November 23 at 5:30 p.m.Fundraiser for the Golden Lion Stoke early Thursday morning Reunion Softball Team made the grisly discovery of a body Inside a vehicle within the burned structure.Police were called to the scene on Rte 216 in Stoke where the body was discovered after the fire had been put out.Police are continuing their investigation into the details of this event with the assistance of an SQ fire scene investigator.Ps investigating a garage fire in Delicious Pork, Beef & Chicken Admisison: $15.or 2 for $25.with all of the fixings.100% of the funds raised go to help people with M.S in the area Tickets available in advance at the Hut or by calling 819-569-3505 Page 6 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 \u201c newsroom@sherbrookerécord:com \u201cThe Record h.IITORIAL E H ealth costs are soaring and economic growth or not, at some point brown air will need to give way to blue skies.Climate change: The Warsaw connection By Francois Tanguay T= annual meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 19) to the United-Nations Convention on climate change is underway in Warsaw, Poland.Two weeks will be spent at seeking some sort of consensus on what to agree to in two years in Paris.Nothing definite will come out of this meeting for many reasons, mainly because the bigger delegations, the US, China and the European Union just cannot agree on anything.The US and China are the two largest emitters of greenhouse gases (GHG) and neither has committed to specific numbers with regards to reducing their contribution to global warming.The US never signed in to the Kyoto Protocol to begin with and China has consistently refused to agree to be checked by a third party with regards to any commitment in reducing its emissions.It has been agreed in past meetings, in particular in Durban (South Africa) two years ago, that by 2015 a new full blown version of the Kyoto Protocol would have to be voted in.This time, all the payers would have to commit to binding reduction goals, including the poorer nations that have been exempt so far because of their lesser contribution to global warming.One thing everyone agrees to is that some serious reductions in GHG has to be undertaken and even 2015 is too late according to the science community.The real risk is that the Warsaw meeting this year and the Lima COP 20 encounter next year do not result sufficient progress for the Paris meeting to become the major turning point it must be.The Internation Energy Agency (IEA) came up this week with its annual World Energy Outlook (2013) and if anything, leaders should be aware where fossil fuel consumption is heading.The numbers point to a continued rise in overall use of oil, coal and natural gas combined, with some hopeful news blended in for good measure.The IEA is no second rate outfit and is considered the best and most reliable source of energy information in the world.The IEA is a 28 member organization, all of them rich nations.So its interests is in representing the members first and foremost by assuring them a secure energy environment.The Big Boys have their own agenda as a priority, but in fact the IEA has consistently come up with reports that point to a need for drastic action to a reduced use of fossil fuels.The IEA even goes so far as to plead for a price on carbon, a gradual end to subsidies to oil and gas production and the promotion of renewable energy.One has to wonder what the Harper government, a card carrying member, the only country to have opted out of the Kyoto Protocol, thinks of that.In this week\u2019s report and analysis of the global energy outlook for the next twenty years the IEA recalls it identified in a June paper four pragmatic measures that could contribute on a short term basis to reducing GHG, measures that would not affect actual economic growth.More energy efficiency, a reduction in methane emissions from both the oil and gas industries, a limit on the use of inefficient coal fired power plants and a serious reform of subsidies to fossil fuels.Keep this number in ] mind: for every subsidy dollar the wind and solar sector gets, the fossil sector gets five! So as you see, the Warsaw meeting will have little effect on the major players.But, rest assured that in the short term, between now and the Paris meeting in November 2015, a lot of behind the door hard talk will happen.China, for example, has already become the leading world producer and user of renewable energy and has made all the right moves toward reducing coal use.The air in Beijing has been unbreath- able long enough.Health costs are soaring and economic growth or not, at some point brown air will need to give way to blue skies.The Americans are closing down coal plants fast and replacing them with much more efficient high performance gas plants.Both are ready.to take the leading role they are expected to take.So this is why no one expects anything significant from the Warsaw meeting.Hopefully the best is yet to come.in Paris! THE WAR BETWEEN GROCERY RETAILERS IS REALLY TAKING ITS TOLL.Letters DEAR EDITOR: any thanks to all the stu- Mz of Sherbrooke Elementary School for remembering John Colton, former WWII RCAF Fighter Pilot.John who passed away this summer made regular visits to the school on Remembrance Day to remind the boys and girls of the sacrifices made by our men and women during the Second World War for our freedom.DON MARTIN MELBOURNE, ONTARIO PE.ESS.Christmas Craft Fair Saturday, Nov.23, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.120 Bellevue, Magog DEAR EDITOR: e Parent Committee of Princess Elizabeth Elementary School, in Magog, will be hosting its 34th annual Christmas Craft Fair on Saturday, Nov.23rd, from 9 a.m.till 3 p.m.Over 40 artisans will be selling their one of a kind creations.You will find handmade jewelry, knitwear, woodwork, honey products, decorative painting, stain glass designs, and much more.No need to shop on an empty stomach, as a gourmet brunch will be prepared by a local chef.On the menu: Waffles, quiches, bacon and sausages, fresh fruit, soup and wraps, as well as a selection of freshly baked treats.Additional activities will include face painting, a hair salon, a movie room for children and the Scholastic Book Fair.Get a head start on your holiday shopping and support the local community at Princess Elizabeth Elementary School on Saturday, Nov.23.For more information you may call 819 843-4847 or visit our Facebook page at PEEScraftfair.REBECCA BAILEY ON BEHALF OG THE PEES PPO TEAM MAGOG \u2014THE avr RECORD 1195 Galt East, Sherbrooke, Quebec J1G 1Y7 Fax: 819-821-3179 E-MAIL: newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com WessitE: www.sherbrookerecord.com SHARON MCCULLY PUBLISHER .(819) 569-9511 DANIEL CoUuLOMBE News EDITOR .(819) 569-6345 STEPHEN BLAKE CORRESP.EDITOR .(819) 569-6345 SERGE GAGNON CHIEF PRESSMAN .(819) 569-9931 DEPARTMENTS ACCOUNTING .222 2200200000 (819) 569-9511 ADVERTISING .1002020000 00006 (819) 569-9525 CIRCULATION .202000 00040000 (819) 569-9528 NEWSROOM .(819) 569-6345 KNOWLTON OFFICE 5B VICTORIA STREET, KNOWLTON, QUEBEC, JOE 1V0 TEL: (450) 242-1188 Fax: (450) 243-5155 PRINT SUBSCRIPTIONS GST PST TOTAL QuEBEC: TYEAR 120.00 6.00 11.97 $137.97 6 MONTHS 63.00 3.15 6.28 $72.43 3 MONTHS 3200 160 3.19 $36.79 ON-LINE SUBSCRIPTIONS QUEBEC: 1 YEAR 55.00 275 549 $63.24 1 MONTH 4.99 025 0.50 $5.74 Rates for out of Quebec and for other services available on request.The Record is published daily Monday to Friday.Back copies of The Record are available.The Record was founded on February 9, 1897, and acquired the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) in 1905 and the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837) in 1908.The Record is published by Alta Newspaper Group Limited Partnership.PM#0040007682 Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to The Record, 1195 Galt East, Sherbrooke, QC J1G 1Y7 Member ABC, CARD, CNA, QCNA Cecil Blenkhorn CONT'D FROM PAGE 3 \u201cin fact when we all came back he gave us crap, saying \u201chow am I supposed to get any rest when you guys are all around.\u201d She said her father clearly stated that he was going to a better place and that he would be rejoining his wife.Both Jasek and her brother referred to the great joy their father drew from writing, expressing that the poems and columns he created were often just another expression of his efforts to give back to the community.The family is holding visitations this coming Saturday from 7 to 10 p-m.and Sunday from 11:30 a.m.to 1:30 p.m.at the CASS funeral home on College Street in Lennoxville, with a funeral service to be held Sunday at 2 p.m.in the chapel at the home.Jasek explained that the family is ask ing for donations to be made to the Betty Blenkhorn Scholarship Fund at Alexander Galt in lieu of flowers in order to help carry on the work the Blenkhorns have done to support students over the years.\u201cMy dad was big on making sure that the legacy lives on,\u201d she said. The Record | newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Page 7 The Charter that cannot be named STEVEN BLACK firming the values of State secularism and religious neutrality and of equality between women and men, and providing a framework for accommodation requests\u201d but that one doesn\u2019t exactly flow off the tongue with ease.Most of us will call it, \u201cValues charter,\u201d \u201cBill 60\u201d or for some simply.\u201cUggh.\u201d It\u2019s been rumored than in a prekindergarten day care it was retitled, \u201cRun away! Run away!\u201d This last title seems strangely appropriate no matter what one\u2019s perspective is on the thing.I think it should be called, the \u201cCharter for keeping a lid on religion by banning religious lids.\u201d That\u2019s what it is all about, it seems.It won\u2019t change the nature of government services nor will it cut down on religious conversions.I doubt many Quebecers have ever converted merely by seeing the fetching garb we associate with religious convictions.It won't contribute to the equality of women.We already have laws I= been titled, \u201cCharter af- about this important value.In fact, it rather paternalistically assumes that any woman who is wearing a head scarf could not have done so by her own free will.In effect the bill says that any Jew, Sikh or Muslim can work for a government body or a body contracted by government as long as he or she don\u2019t look like one, act like one, eat like one or observe religious holidays without government permission.As long as one\u2019s religious faith remains safe and secure in the confines of sentiment, private ritual and unspoken opinion where no one else has to see it or hear about it Quebec will be happy.If you are ok with this rule then you can apply for work in government offices, transit systems and pub- lically sponsored day cares.The bill also assumes that such notorious garb is mere \u201csymbol\u201d like a Rotary lapel pin or Habs tuque.This betrays either a gross ignorance of religious commitment or a deliberate effort to exclude certain religious practitioners.One of these ideas is stupid and the other is bigoted.These are symbols, indeed, but symbols can carry with them great significance.Ask a lawyer how important her robe is or a police officer her badge and admit how important such symbols are in practicing their profession.Religious profession includes symbols as well.It would be good for many of the supporters of this bill to admit something lurking in the depths - fear of religion.We acknowledge that many have had histories of hurt and abuse at the hands of religious authbori- ties.Stories are told of the inordinate control over private lives that the Catholic Church once had in Quebec.We also agree that there are situations where people in the name of their god abuse and enslave women and exact cruel punishment on those who have other religious convictions.The interesting thing is that many of the people who have immigrated to Quebec with their religious convictions and garb did so because of the liberties we have and a desire to escape the evil repression of their homeland.So, having escaped oppression in one place they find a kind of oppression here.If fear is the true motive of Bill 60 supporters it seems counselling would be appropriate and it would save us all a lot of headaches if they would get some.For those of us whose religious commitments must be public but don\u2019t involve wearing certain head covering we see this bill as an attack against our personal and religious liberties as well.It is a bill that says Christians can apply and work in State-related jobs as long as we don\u2019t look like one, act like one, eat like one or observe religious holidays without government permission.For people who track religious liberty and persecution in the world this bill is ominous.In many nations religious faith that is not shared by the State is seen to be a threat.This is happening both in atheistic states as well as theocratic ones.More Christians along with other religious minorities are imprisoned, oppressed or killed for their faith today than at any time in history.Religious liberty in a Free State has been a hard won freedom along with our learning true tolerance - the kind that tolerates people whose faith is different from ours.Strangely we are enacting laws to tolerate certain lifestyle choices and making accommodation to them at a time when the alternate lifestyle of religious faith could be limited by an intolerant State.What is more, Her Royal Blueness Pauline Marois can\u2019t do this alone like some Third World dictator but there are many Quebecers who are prepared to go along under the guise of being serene and reasonable.There is something that smells a little like evil in the air.In April 1933, two months after Hitler attained power, \u201cThe law for the restoration of the professional civil service\u201d came into effect.This was a law to exclude Jews from working in the civil service with certain accommodations being made for a few exceptional cases.The effect of this spread into the schools as well so that Jews were relegated to servile conditions.Many fled at this time including Albert Einstein as it manifested an ongoing dark anti-Semitism.Justifying this action was the aim to regain a pure Aryan race and safeguard it against what was thought to be undesirable contamination due to the presence of Jews and other unwanted peoples.Quebec doesn\u2019t seem to want a final solution - it would be ridiculous to take this parallel very far.Neither do I wish to dishonour the millions who suffered at Hitler\u2019s hand and whose families continue to do so.However, can we not see that there is something ugly giving legitimacy to Bill 60?There is a willingness to suppress the rights of other citizens to protect one\u2019s own personal space because of fear.There is a willingness to use government coercive powers to do so.Bill 60 is prepared to grossly diminish some people\u2019s personal liberties and dignity for the cause of the majority race.\u201cAccommodation.\u201d What a nice word.It sounds like a warm chalet-in the Lauren- tians.It sounds so friendly and noble.For we who are religious minorities it doesn\u2019t sound either reasonable or accommodating, however, when it comes to this bill.This is a bill seeking assimilation motivated by fear.Let\u2019s call it what it is.Tomas Jensen brings a mixed bag of world music to Wellington St.Gordon Lambie Special to The Record SHERBROOKE usician Tomas Jensen is Mess a blend of French and South American inspired music to Sherbrooke\u2019s La Petite Boite Noire on Wellington Street South this coming Saturday night.The forty year old musician with an interest in ethnomusicology, the study of the social and cul- Électronique Raybel plans continued growth tural effects of music, said that audiences can expect a fun and energetic, interactive concert experience.\u201cWe have a band with a lot of possibilities,\u201d Jensen said.\u201cI've loved music from all around the world since I was a child.\u201d That childhood, according to Jensen, brought in a wide range of experiences to his musical personality.Born in Argentina, his family moved to Brazil due to the political situation in his home country.From there they journeyed to France, where Jensen began to play music.In 1998, he moved to Quebec and started his musical career in various bars and small performance venues, but Jensen said it was not music that brought him to la Belle Province.\u201cIt was love,\u201d Jensen said, explaining that he fell in love with a Quebecer.Jensen\u2019s solo album Plus Personne features an interesting blend of lyrical poetry and rhythm.He said that he feels that the lyrics in the songs are one of their most important components and that he draws a lot of inspiration from the styles of world music and folklore.While not touring broadly at the moment, Jensen shared that this is far from his first trip to Sherbrooke, though he said it had been a number of years since his last visit.In terms of broader world travels, he is planning trips to both France and Brazil to work on various musical projects this coming year.Jensen\u2019s show will take place at La Petite Boite Noir, 53 Wellington South, at 7 p.m.on Saturday.The performer promises a very theatrical show with a varied ambiance.The venue\u2019s box office is reachable at (819) 300-2353.ss BENEFIT DANCE TN in Sherbrooke « À NI adequate security against fire and theft.Qualifications required: Basic knowledge of cleaning skills.Salary: $18.43/hr.Qualifications required: Basic knowledge of cleaning skills.Salary: $16.88/hr.Fax: 819 868-3821 #4 ¥- COMMISSION SCOLAIRE .Eastern Townships ScHooL Boarn Invites applications for the following positions OCCASIONAL AND REPLACEMENT CARETAKER The principal and customary work of an employee in this class of employment comprises the responsibility and of the carrying out of the preventive maintenance work, the physical maintenance work and the domestic maintenance work of a school or another building.The employee is responsible for the cleanliness and proper functioning of facilities: heating, ventilation, lighting systems and certain maintenance work such as: snow removal, grass cutting, certain repairs and to take all necessary measures to assure General knowledge of systems: heating, ventilation etc.; Basic knowledge of the main construction trades; MAINTENANCE WORKMAN The principal and customary work of an employee in this class of employment consists in carrying out the upkeep and physical and preventive maintenance of grounds, buildings, equipment and minor repair work.The position also involves the handling and transportation of goods, furniture and other materials.Basic knowledge of equipment and minor repair work; For more information, visit our Web site at: www.etsb.qc.ca Please send your application along with a copy of your curriculum vitae to: Mr.Jeffrey Pauw Director Human Resources 340 Saint-Jean-Bosco, Magog, QC J1X 1K9 Only selected candidates will be contacted Equal opportunity for all pauwj@etsb.qc.ca where the tower is situated.No members of the public were present to oppose the motion.Sudlow, who was a councillor at the time, said the vote was just a formality.\u201cWe were told, whatever you do, it\u2019s still going to go up.\u201d That statement was confirmed by Monique Pepin, who was interim Director General of Ogden at the time.She explained that the tower falls under federal jurisdiction.\u201cWe can suggest things,\u201d Pepin said, \u201cbut legally, we don\u2019t have a leg to stand on.\u201d Sudlow is currently exploring options to lessen the effect of the light by dimming or repositioning it.Ogden is not the only town affected by the tower.Anne-Marie Ménard, Director General of Austin, said she has been dealing with \u2018terrific complaints.\u2019 \u201cWe see it more than Ogden,\u201d said Mé nard, referring to the homes on Bear Mountain and the lakefront properties directly facing the tower across the lake.All we have, all we see is a high intensity red flashing light all night,\u201d she said, adding, \u201cit\u2019s like a Christmas tree.\u201d Austin is delaying its own plans for a cell tower in light of the disturbance across the lake.Ménard explained that the final decisions about lighting are made by Transport Canada.Bell representatives make a suggestion on an aeronautical assessment form, but ultimately, the intensity of the light, its positioning, and whether or not it will flash, is decided by Transport Canada.Austin council is concerned about approving plans for a tower in their area, even if they request little or no lighting.\u201cWe don\u2019t know what the final decision will be,\u201dMénard said.Ménard mentioned that the Bell representative dealing with their district didn\u2019t understand why Ogden\u2019s tower required such intense lighting, since it is in a valley with no airport nearby.Ogden\u2019s Bell representative, according to Monique Pepin, is away on vacation until Now.23.\u201cThey should have gone through a stricter process,\u201d said Ménard, regarding Ogden\u2019s quick approval of the tower without considering the impact on surrounding areas.\u201cThey probably didn\u2019t know.\u201d Ménard is concerned that people in Austin and Potton feel they have no recourse because the tower is in another town.Former Potton Mayor, Jacques Marcoux, was aware of the situation, but was replaced recently by Louis Veillon, who is likely unfamiliar with the problem.\u201cPeople don\u2019t know that they can go to their town hall,\u201dMénard said, adding, \u201cI think this should be brought to the MRC level.\u201d The Ogden Bell cellular tower is on the property of Dale Rediker.He was approached last winter, and agreed to lease the land to Bell.The tower is 300 feet high.\u201cThis wasn\u2019t done in five seconds, \u201cRediker said, \u201cit took three months.\u201d Rediker said notices were placed in local papers, and residents within a certain distance of the proposed tower were sent a notice in the mail.\u201cI'm happy it\u2019s there, and not just for the lease,\u201dRediker said.\u201cI'm 68-years-old.I work out in the woods all day.\u201c Rediker mentioned his property is in a cellular dead zone, and that being able to keep a phone with him is a matter of personal safety.\u201cEverybody wants stuff, but they don\u2019t want to see anything,\u201dRediker said, adding \u201cthe one on Owl's Head flashes into a few windows too.™ Rediker has not been approached by neighbours regarding the tower.People in the immediate surroundings are, because of the height of the tower, unaffected.The light impacts homes at a higher elevation.The Record - contacted Transport Canada to learn more about tower lighting requirements.Spokesperson Josianne Martel explained that the light ing is necessary to meet regulations.\u201cThe department has verified the total height of the cell phone tower in Ogden in relation to the average sea level, its geographic position, and surrounding airways.Therefore, Transport Canada has required lighting and painting for this cell phone tower given that the height of this tower is 97 metres,\u201d Martel said, adding \"A flashing red light at the top of the tower is required to satisfy the night marking standard of the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CAR).\u201d Martel went on to say that because of the height of the tower, the company may choose to replace the painting requirement by flashing medium intensity white lights to meet the day marking standards.According to Martel, no complaints regarding the cell tower in Ogden have been made to Transport Canada. Garth Brooks ready to come out of retirement NX g COUNTRY CONNECTION JESSIE AULIS fter over a decade spent out of the oui Garth Brooks, country usic\u2019s icon, is getting ready to make a comeback.The singer/songwriter who is now 51, stepped away from his career in 2001 to focus on raising his three daughters from his previous marriage.Six of Brooks\u2019 albums have earned Diamond certification for sales exceeding 10 million copies.Brooks has often said that he would not record or perform new music full time until his youngest daughter turned 18.That daughter, Allie, is now 17 years old and set to graduate high school in 2014.Brooks e-mailed his fans a few weeks ago with the enigmatic message: the sevens have aligned.It has begun.Thank you for believing.love, g,\u2019\u201d and his website is currently disclosing more details.All of this leads us to believe that Garth Brooks is preparing a mega career comeback.Great marketing, of course has always been one of Brooks\u2019 main strengths, as we have witness time after time.CBS announced that it would broadcast the final show of Brooks\u2019 three-year weekend residency at the Wynn Las Vegas on November 29.Shows that he had agreed to do under very specific conditions such as being only a few weekends out of a year and access to a private jet to quickly transport him between Las WIKIMEDIA Vegas and his home in Oklahoma.This television special is most likely a stepping stone to Brooks\u2019 comeback.This television concert event will feature Brooks\u2019 final performance of his critically acclaimed, one-man show at the Wynn Las Vegas, which has played to sold out audiences for the past three years.It will feature Brooks in a very intimate setting, playing his guitar as he takes the audience through the musical journey that led him to become the number one selling solo artist in US history.He will share his experiences listening to different musicians throughout his life, starting with the music of Merle Haggard and George Jones.Then, other musicians who influenced him like Simon and Garfunkel, : Contact David Teasdale James Taylor, Otis Redding, Bob Seger, George Strait and many, many, more.Throughout the show, Brooks will perform some of their classic songs and show you how they influenced his greatest hits.Despite his semi-retirement over the past 12 years, the demand for Brooks\u201d music has remained remarkably strong.The 2007 single \u201cMore Than A Memory,\u201d released to promote a new boxed set called The Ultimate Hits remains the only song in country history to debut at No.1 on Billboard\u2019s Hot Country Songs chart.In 2008, he had to expand his concert at Kansas City\u2019s Sprint Center to nine dates due to demand.Those shows, set between November 5 and November 14 of that year, sold out in less than two hours.He\u2019s also sold millions of copies of the CDs from his back catalogue due to an exclusive distribution deal (made in 2005) with Walmart.Brooks\u2019 total album sales have now reached over 128 million, which is more than The Beatles, and second to only Elvis Presley.It was 15 years ago that Brooks last toured after his three-year journey around the world wrapped in 1998.The Las Vegas Review-Journal has reported that the new tour will start in the fall of 2014, after Brooks\u2019 youngest daughter goes away to college.After more than 10 years off the road, and mostly away, {except for a few special events) from the music business, Garth Brooks is now ready to come out of retirement! \u201cIt\u2019s always been about the babies,\u201d he explained in 2012.\u201cIf God lets us do it and everything goes well, I would love to tour again.\u201d But Brooks won't stay completely out of the spotlight until the end of 2013.He will perform at the George Jones Tribute Concert in Nashville on November 22.Garth Brooks has already announced that he is releasing a new four-CD boxed set named after his show Blame It All On My Roots: Five Decades of Influences on November 19 through Walmart.The set will feature Brooks covering 40 songs from artists who have influenced him throughout his life.Songs will include covers of James Taylor, Gladys Knight, Jerry Lee Lewis\u2019s \u201cGreat Balls of Fire,\u201d Marvin Gaye\u2019s \u201cI Heard It Through the Grapevine\u201d and more.Brooks\u2019 wife Trisha Yearwood will appear as a background vocalist throughout the project and duet partner on the 1971 Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn classic, \u201cAfter The Fire Is Gone.\u201d Each of the discs will contain ten tracks from a certain period of music called Country Classics, Classic Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul and one entitled Melting Pot \u2014 which is described as songs that don\u2019t fit the other categories, such as Cat Stevens\u2019 \u201cWild World\u201d and Simon and Garfunkel\u2019s \u201cMrs.Robinson.\u201d On a more personal note, Brooks and singer Trisha Yearwood began dating after his divorce, and married on December 10, 2005, at their home in Oklahoma, marking the second marriage for Brooks and the third for Yearwood.They own homes in Goodlettsville, Tennessee; Malibu, California; and Port St.Lucie, Florida, but primarily live on their ranch in Owasso, Oklahoma, a suburb of Tulsa where he 1s raising his children from his first marriage.His retirement triggered many conversations and speculations among his peers and his fans.Would Garth Brooks make a comeback after more than ten years out of the limelight?It was not knowing him very well to think that he was perhaps retiring for good.Garth Brooks loves music, the stage, the lights and marketing and the whole show business, way too much to give it up forever! He has plenty of talent and needs to share it! So glad he is back and I'll bet he is not done surprising us! Page 10 NOVEMBER 15 - NOVEMBER 21, 2013 newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com | TALK What's new?Cats, a guy in super underpants, and a teeny tiny giant Plus freak show exhibits who have each others\u2019 backs Good Reads ELEANOR BROWN Underpants! The caped crusader has returned, again, to save the world, again.Even if he doesn\u2019t know it.Fans will recall that Captain Underpants is actually the dyspeptic school principal Mr.Krupp, who drank super- juice and now turns into a do-gooder at the snap of someone else\u2019s fingers.Mr.Krupp just never remembers anything when he turns back (though he does wonder where all his clothes have got to, APTA, Ed CA | itso Iv a bird.It\u2019s a plane.It\u2019s.Captain since superhero-ing requires only undies and a cape).In the new Captain Underpants And The Revolting Revenge Of The Radioactive Robo Boxers (the 10th epic novel in the series, by Dav Pilkey, 2013, yellow dot, suggested ages 6 to 9), we discover that an evil genius has changed the past.But it was an accident, and Tippy Tin- kletrousers is no fool.He knows that the future must exist in order for him to take it over and rule the world! So he goes back in time to fix his mess.Captain Underpants goes too, as do the fingersnappers, Harold and George, who always manage to get their principal switcherooed just in time for the save.In this tome, a time travel chase of À Star Trekkian complexity takes place, involving cave people, dinosaurs, and the dawn of the universe.Wowsa.Captain Underpants is always a crowd-pleaser.There's lots more in New Arrivals for kids.Tibere Et Trouscaillon, by Laurent Chabin (2000, yellow dot), introduces the quiet philosopher Tibere, blue with white whiskers and green eyes.Pierrot is his human, one who very much loves the big fat lazy feline.Tibere ignores the demands of Pierrot\u2019's parents, who want a proper mouser.(Mice, thinks Tibere, are cute and adorable and deserve nothing but happy snores and snuggling.) And all is well until a very nasty rat moves in, Trouscaillon.It\u2019s up to Tibere to rid the neighbourhood of this vicious fiend.And Tibere does so while maintaining his principles.This is a fun 60-pager that adults will also enjoy reading to kids.For something a little wackier and more hectic, there\u2019s Muncle Trogg (by > | Janet Foxley, 2011, orange dot, suggested age 9 to 12).Most giants are this tall: T.But Muncle is only this tall: \u2014.He's really quite bitty; so bitty his brother loves to hold him upside down, and.drop him.Luckily, Muncle\u2019s nimble enough to land on his feet.And for all his faults Muncle is, at least, pretty: Hairy, warty, big nosed, over-long arms.Still, because of his size, he might pass as a Smalling \u2014 those are the little people with well-proportioned limbs and clear skin who live in the big city down beyond the forest.The humans pushed the giants into hiding inside a mountain hundreds of years ago, and the giants still live in fear of them.Nonetheless, Muncle decides to visit the enemy.And his voyage leads to a panic in the land of the giants! \u201cThis is a very busy book (lots of pictures!) that\u2019s a fast read.Here\u2019s one last New Arrival: Freaks, by Kieran Larwood (2012, orange dot), is the story of Sheba the wolf girl, a freak in a sideshow in England in 1851.She shares a shack with a two-headed lamb and a stuffed squirrel-mermaid.Hey, it\u2019s a living.She\u2019s 10 years old, and happy to be able to eat (every so often).Sheba and the lamb are soon sold to a London-based freakshow owner, and for the first time, ever, she meets and makes friends of the human(ish) kind.There\u2019s Find the right Ÿ Ee SEE WONDERFUL ARTISTS AT CENTENNIAL THEATRE IN 2013-2014 MARTHA WAINWRIGHT VIEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH.§ PM JESSE COOK SIBOIRE WWW.CENTENNIALTHEATRE.CA 819 822-9692 THURSBAY, NOVEMBER Z81H, 8 PM ied 0 person for the job in advertising in our Career Section Many Record readers want a career change and are looking for a new job.Shouldn\u2019t your ad be in The Record\u2019s Carcer Section?For reservations or further information, please call fami er ao RECORD I 819-569-0525 cat-ninja Sister Moon, strongman Gigan- tus, Mama Rat and her little furry darlings, and Monkeyboy, a little guy with a big mouth and stinky airs.Really stinky.This group of earnest odd balls are asked to find a lost child, and they become wandering gumshoes, accidentally stumbling into a complex plot that they know must be stopped.And in the meantime, Sheba discovers a little bit about herself and her past.The November chill encourages a snuggle and a book.Happy reading! Check New Arrivals for these books, as well as the regular shelves.Eventually they all end up in the stacks.Canada Reads Top 10 Every year the CBC chooses Important Canadian Books and holds a national read-along, with a champion assigned to each book who argues for its import and artistry.The new Top 10 shorter-list has been announced, based on \u201cthe one book that could change Canada.\u201d It\u2019s one of these: Michael Ondaatje\u2019s Anil\u2019s Ghost; Kathleen Winter\u2019s Annabel; Rawi Hage's Cockroach; Esi Edugyan\u2019s Half-Blood Blues; Cory Doctorow\u2019s Little Brother; Louis Hamelin\u2019s October 1970; Joseph Boyden\u2019s The Orenda; Gil Courte- manche\u2019s A Sunday At The Pool In Kigali; Shauna Singh Baldwin's What The Body Remembers; and Margaret Atwood'\u2019s The Year Of The Flood.The library has many of these \u2014 check the adult fiction shelves, and new arrivals (Doctorow is filed under Young Adult in New Arrivals).Can\u2019t find it?Ask! The final Canada Reads choices will be announced at the end of the month.You can follow along at www.cbc.cafbooks/canadareads.Governor-General\u2019s Awards This year's Governor-General\u2019s literary award winners have been announced.They include Eleanor Cattan\u2019s The Luminaries for English fiction; and Stéphanie Pelletier\u2019s short-story collection Quand les Guépes se Taisent for French fiction; in non-fiction, Sandra Djwa for Journey with No Maps: A Life of PK.Page, and Yvon Rivard for Aimer, enseigner.Translation awards went to Donald Winkler, The Major Verbs (English translation of Les verbes majeurs by Pierre Nepveu) and Sophie Voillot for L'enfant du jeudi, the French translation of Far to Go by Alison Pick.Library News Last chance! The works of artist Sonia Palik are on-display in the Lennoxville Library to Nov.16.Books and Brown Bags is Wednesday, Nov.20 and Dec.4, noon to 1 p.m.Bring your lunch and a book to tatk about.If you're housebound, we can bring books to you through Books on Wheels.We also have large-print books and audio books, plus an Easy Reads section.We also have sections for Young Adult CONT'D ON PAGE 11 TALK | TV T1 tings amid mounting criticism over violence By Jake Coyle THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nder increasing pressure over its threshold for violence in PG-13 films, the Motion Picture Association of America defended its often-crit- icized rating system on Wednesday.A study by the Annenberg Public Policy Center and the Ohio State University recently published in the medical journal Pediatrics found that gun violence in the most popular PG-13 releases since 1985 has tripled in frequency.The num- Good Reads CONT\u2019D FROM PAGE 10 novels and graphic novels.ber of scenes featuring gun violence in PG-13 films, the study found, has come to rival or even surpass the rate of such sequences in R-rated movies.The association\u2019s ratings board is no stranger to criticism, but the study \u2014 seemingly lending evidence to a long-held claim that the board is softer on violence than sexuality or language \u2014 has set off calls for reform.In the MPAA\u2019s first response to the study, Joan Graves, head of the MPAA's ratings board, told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the MPAA is in The PreSchool Reading Program is Tuesday, Nov.26, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.Our Saturday Children\u2019s Activity is Nov.16, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.Children\u2019s fiction is filed by suggested age: A RED dot is for suggested ages 0 to 2; ages 3 t0 6, ages 9 to 12, ORANGE; a GREEN do BLUE; ages 6 to 9, YELLOW; t means non-fiction for children.Our kids\u2019 area has been revamped, come by and have a look! Book reviews and reading su bibliolennlibrary.wordpress.com.ggestions are on our blog at The Lennoxville Library is at 101 Queen Street, corner of College.E-mail bibliolen@gmail.com or phone 819-562-4949.line with parents\u2019 standards.\u201cWe try to get it right,\u201d Graves said.\u201cThe criticism of our system is not coming from the parents, who are the people we're doing this for.\u201d The association has five ratings classifications, from G to NC-17, but the continental divide is between PG-13 (in which parents are \u201cstrongly cautioned\u201d that some material may be inappropriate for children under the age of 13) and R (in which children under 17 are required to be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian).In between, battle lines are drawn over violence, language and sexual content \u2014 a fraught distinction because it determines what kids can see on their own, thus heavily influencing a film\u2019s potential audience.Critics claim that the MPAA is far more permissive of violence in PG-13 films than fleeting nudity or a handful of expletives.\u201cIt may be time to rethink how violence is treated in movie ratings,\u201d said Dan Romer of the Annenberg Center.But Graves claims PG-13 \u201cis not a namby-pamby rating,\u201d but NOVEMBER 15 - NOVEMBER 21, 2013 Page 11 Motion picture association defends movie ratings system intended as a strong warning to parents.The MPAA frequently points out that it doesn\u2019t police films, but assigns warning labels for parents so that they can make their own choices about what their children see.But the current ratings system has persistently drawn criticism for its perceived prudishness, while yielding more easily to the violence in big studio releases, such as Christopher Nolan's PG-13 rated \u201cDark Knight\u201d trilogy.Kirby Dick\u2019s 2006 documentary, \u201cThis Film Is Not Yet Rated,\u201d levelled claims of censorship at the MPAA ratings board.Harvey Weinstein is waging his latest battle with the MPAA over the R-rating of the upcoming Weinstein Co.release, \u201cPhilomena.\u201d While one expletive is generally allowed for a PG-13 rating, the two in \u201cPhilomena\u201d were enough to make it rated R.Weinstein has enlisted the film\u2019s stars, Judi Dench and Steve Coogan, in a series of comedic online videos protesting the MPAA\u2019s decision.The MPAA was hearing the Weinstein Co.\u2019s appeal Wednesday.Graves said parents more frequently object to language or sex in movies, and that \u201cthey feel they're getting the correct information about the violence.\u201d \u201cWe're certainly listening on the sexuality and the language,\u201d Graves said.\u201cWe\u2019d be very interested in adjusting violence if in fact we were hearing from them we're getting it wrong.They don\u2019t seem to think that.\u201d But violence in film and video games has become an increasingly hot topic in the wake of numerous school shootings.Studies have shown conflicting results on whether watching violent movies has any effect on real-life violence.In January, President Barack Obama called for further research on the connection between media and violence.Graves said the association is aware of school shootings and other violence and the debate on the possible connection to violence in movies.She said the association is open to making adjustments.WEEKDAY MORNING gp Your week on TV [LUI LA Wcax @__- - Channel 3 News Morning CBS This Morning Rachael Ray __ Dr.Pnil The Price Is Right WPTZ @ _- - Newschannel 5 Today at 6AM Today Live! 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(N)_ ;Rios _ |peake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.(N) (Live) gg ____ | _ {Pepsi Center in Denver.(N) (Live) ra ee.YOUTH 551 542: ;Thundermans | Mr.Young (N (N) Victorious oO \u201cJapanizi {Wipeout Ow _ [Funniest Home Videos The Middle \u201cwir.Young oO {Boys | Splatatot 0 Wipeout ü ve ren TALK newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com NOVEMBER 15 - NOVEMBER 21, 2013 Page 17 Music : November 15 Musique Chez Nous presents the amazing Mike Gauthier Quintet with pianist Fred Hanke, saxophonist Dany Roy, bassist Morgan Moore, drummer Lorne Ellen and guitarist Mike Gauthier, in Bandeen Hall at Bishop's University on Friday, November 15 at 8 p.m.The Mike Gauthier Quintet's programmme consists of a selection of compositions by Mobley and Green along with Mike Gauthier's tribute to Green, \u201cBlues for Grant\u201d.$15 for adults/ $10 for seniors/ free for students.See more about the Musique Chez Nous 2013-2014 concert series at: www.ubishops.cajacade- micprograms/humanities/music/musiqu e-chez-nous.html November 16 There will be a dance with Mike Patrick at the Richmond Legion on Saturday, November 16 from 8 p.m.to midnight.This dance features the Richmond debut of singer Kylie Cote.Tickets will be available at the door, or discounted if you purchase them in advance.To reserve call Pat at (819) 644- 0178 or Debbie at 826-2781.November 16 Come chit chat with old friends to soft old country music, dancing the 2 step, waltz, gallo and polka, with SUSIE on Saturday, November 16 starting at 7 p.m.at Edifice Queen, 269 Queen St., ennoxville (the old church).Admission $7.Bring your own refreshments.All welcome.November 16 Dance at Stanstead Legion, 15 Maple St., Stanstead, on Saturday, November 16 from 8 p.m.until closing.Music provided by Buck Sayers.Light lunch.$7.each.Everyone welcome.For more information call 819-876-5844.November 17 M.S.Branch 2000\u2019s annual Hillbilly Dance (come dressed in your Hill Billy style and maybe you will win one of the prizes being given) on Sunday, Novem- er 17, 1:30 p.m.to 6 p.m, in the Austin Municipal Hall, Millington Road.Entertainment by our favourite group Jimmy Edwards and the Coun olks.A very hearty meal of Baked Beans & Ham, Country style, served with coleslaw and rolls, $15.or 2 for $25.Free coffee and tea.Remember that 100% of the funds raised go to MS\u2019ers needs in the Eastern Townships.Raffle, half and half and door prizes.Please bring a veggie or fruit to share.If you would like to reserve or need info please call Jimmy at 450-243- 5873 or Lee at 819-923-7167.Let's make this event a success! November 22 Concert by Jason Krpan.Songs in Spanish and Portuguese.Influenced by amenco and Fado.Friday, Nov.22 at 8:30 gm.at La Caravane, 4500 Capelton Rd., North Hatley.Info: 819-842-2364.November 24 A Christmas Concert will be given on Sunday, November 24 at 3 p.m.in the Centre Des Loisirs Notre-Dame-De- Toutes-Joies, Asbestos, by L'Ensemble Vocal L'Escaouette, for the benefit of the annual Christmas Basket campaign.Admission charged.For more information call 819-879-5308.All welcome.November 27 Scott Woods and his band present a \u201cCountry Christmas\u201d Show on November 27 at 7 p.m.at Richmond Regional High School.Guests: 13 year old Amanda MacInnis and guitar virtuoso Steve Piticco.For tickets and info call 819-826-5883.November 30 Estria/Uplands present: Musical Voyage.This chamber music production will take place on Saturday, November 30 at 3 p.m.at Uplands, 9 Speid Street, Sherbrooke (Lennoxville).Musical Voyage will feature the woodwind quintet (flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and French horn) playing classical works by Antonin Dvorak, Auguste Klughardt and James Mac- Donald Gayfer.For more information call 819-564-0409.November 30 Dance on November 30 at the Royal Canadian Legion, 136 Grove Street, Danville from 7:30 p.m.to 11:30 p.m.Music by \u201cThe Wranglers\u201d (Dave McBur- ney\u2019s Band.) Admission $7.Everyone welcome.Hope to see you there.November 30 Advance notice for the Rifle Club, 22 Beattie St., Lennoxville.The Club and the Country Swingers wish to thank pou for your support at the November 9 ance.Our next dance will be on November 30 with door prizes.December 14: Special event/dance.EVENTS Friday, Saturday & Sunday The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #10, 971 Galt St.East, hold the following events every week.Friday: Suppers at 5 .m., Fun Darts at 7 p.m.Saturday: ances at 8:30 p.m.Sunday: Dances at 1:30 p.m.Come out and support the Legion.Info: 819-563-4944.November Literacy in Action is encouraging community members to share their com- uter skills to support our Computer for eginners Program.Are you curious to know more?Contact us at 819-346-7009 or info@literacyinaction.info.ovember 16 The Sutton Saturday Market is holding their annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, November 16, 9 a.m.to 4 p.m., at the Sutton Legion, 2 Curley Street, Sutton.Canteen available.A warm welcome awaits all.November 16 Border Board Games.Come and play a whole new variety of board games on November 16 at 6 p.m.at the Derby Line Village Hall in Derby Line, VI.We play games like the Settlers of Catan and icket to Ride.Don\u2019t worry if you have never heard of these.We gladly teach newcomers all our games.We have found that if you are a scifi or fantasy fan, you will love the games we play.For more info, please visit http://sites.google.com/site/border- boardgames or contact 802-873-3028 or myersbethany@hotmail.com November 16 Lennoxville United Church\u2019s annual Christmas Bazaar and Turkey Supper Will take place from 3 to 7 p.m.on Sat- .urday, November 16 at the Gertrude Scott Hall, 6 Church Street, Borough of Lennoxville.Ticket prices: Adults: $13; Youth: 6 to 11 yrs: $6; 5 yrs.& younger: free.For supper reservations, please call: 4:30 p.m.Frances Smith 819-346-6203; 5:30 p.m.Frankie Noble 819-842-1035; 6:30 p.m.Joan Gill 819-849-7202.Bazaar opens at 3 p.m.Something for everyone! Attic Treasures, Fish Pond, Wish Table, Food Table, Silent Auction, Knitting & Crocheting Aprons & Pot Holders, Candy, Crafts, Jewellery, Christmas Decorations, Church Calendars and last chance to order MacMillan products, including Cookie & Muffin Dough.November 16 Lennoxville United Church Women are now taking orders for their annual sale of MacMillan\u2019s Cookie & Muffin Dough products.There are 60 selections, which also include Fabulous Desserts, Pies, Gourmet Pizzas, Hor d\u2019Oeurves & Peameal Bacon.To place an order call Barbara Boire 819-565-1323, Marilyn Magwood 819-346-2521 or Frankie Noble 819-842-1035.Order deadline is November 16, at our Church Bazaar.Pick up date is December 7 at the Church Hall from 10 a.m.to 1 p.m.November 16 Pot Luck Supper will be held at the Creek United Church on Saturday, November 16 from 4:30 p.m.to 6:30 p.m.Come and enjoy! Good will offering.278 Brill Road, West Bolton.November 16 & 23 Join us on November 16 & 23 for the annual North Hatley Christmas Craft Fair in the Community Centre, 3127 Capelton Road, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.There will be 22 vendors, with new ones on November 23.Enjoy the warm and friendly atmosphere while looking for the perfect gift for someone on your holiday list.We look forward to seeing you.November 17 Christmas Craft and Flea Market Sale on Sunday, November 17 from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.at the Eustis Church Hall, 1700 Capelton Tau, pustis.Canteen and re- freshments available.November 17 - Fall Brunch at the Bulwer Community Center on Sunday, November 17, 11 a.m.to 2 p.m, includes pancakes, maple syrup, sausages, scrambled eggs, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, muffins, cookies and beverages.Adults $10.; children (6-12 years) $5.; 5 years and under are free.Your support to the Community Center will be appreciated.ovember 17 The Canadian Legion Richmond, Branch #15, 235 College St.N., Richmond will be holding their Legion Brunch on Sunday, November 17 from 9 a.m.until noon.Admission charged and half price for children under 12 years.November 17 MECHOUI Supper at the AN.AF.Unit 318 \u201cThe Hut\u201d, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville on Sunday, November 17 at 5:30 p.m.All proceeds go to the Renovation Fund.Delicious Pork, Beef and Chicken with all of the fixings.Admission charged.Tickets available in advance at the Hut.Info: (819) 346-9122.November 18 On Monday, November 18 the Lennoxville-Ascot Historical and Museum Society will host an hour of remembrances of the old Sherbrooke Winter Fair and Horse Show led by Richard Evans.Among those expected to come and share memories will be Doug Page, Ardyth Painter Davidson, Beverley Bennett Loomis, Eldon Macdonald and Bob Laberge.Folk from across the area who also have recollections are invited to come to Uplands at 9 Speid Street in Lennoxville for 7 p.m.November 21, 22, 23, 28 & 29 Christmas Tea will be served on November 21, 22, 28 and 29 from 1 p.m.to 3:30 p.m.at the Colby Curtis Museum, 535 Dufferin St., Stanstead.On November 23, we have the Christmas Boutique Sale from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.and on that day the Christmas Tea is served from 10 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.All welcome.ovember 22 & 23 St.Andrew\u2019s Craft Sale, 256 Queen St, Lennoxville, on November 22 from 7 to 9 p.m.and November 23 from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.A warm welcome to all.Wood carvings, oil paintings, painted fungi, cookies, knitting, ristmas decorations, odds and ends.Donation for a wee lunch only.A wee bit of music.Wheelchair accessible.November 23 Pre-Christmas Sale on Saturday, November 23 from 9 am.to 4 p.m.at Heroes\u2019 Memorial School, 317 rue de Sud, Cowansville.Wide variety of holiday items, home baking, knitted items, new books and used articles.For table rentals, please contact Lisa at 450-263- 1612.November 23 Dinner with the Archbishop, the Most Rev.Fred Hiltz, Primate (National Leader) of the Anglican Church of Canada, at Murray Memorial Hall, Georgeville at 7 p.m.on Saturday, November 23.$25/ person.For tickets / ins formation contact: John 819-843-0886 ose ile , Roy 819-822-0210 Lennoxville).November 23 Christmas Sale at Reilly House (New Horizon room) on Saturday, November 23 from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m.302 Principal, Mansonville.For table rentals and information please contact Fawn at 450- 292-3109.November 23 Mechoui Supper at the A.N.AF.Unit 318 \u201cThe Hut\u201d, 300 St.Francis, Lennoxville on Saturday, November 23 at 5:30 p.m.Fundraiser for the Golden Lion Reunion Softball Team.Delicious Pork, Beef and Chicken with all of the fixings.Admission: $15.Tickets available in advance at the Hut or by calling 819- 569-3505.November 24 Sunday Brunch at Beulah United Church in Ayer\u2019s Cliff, on Sunday, No- & 8 meal choices Q D) comes with 2 sides *TONIGHT Delight vic fi 32 [33 |34 ish with no pelvic fin Y|E F O T O F}! 7 Seismograph readings 37 38 S|U U T A S I |N 8 = belt 4 9 Legislative decision 31 S L VIE 10 Season, in 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P-Loop turnaround measuring 5.58 m in width at the end of the privately owned portion of Robinson Bay Road.Article 33 of Subdivision By-Law number 597 requires a width of 15m.| Given at Town of Brome Lake This November 15# 2013 Edwin John Sullivan, B.Sc.LL.B.Town Clerk Can't get through?Call our classified dept.and oo VILLE DE LAC-BAOME TOWN OF FROME LALE PUBLIC NOTICE APPLICATION FOR MINOR EXEMPTION An application for a minor exemption will be heard at the regular Council sitting of December 27, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.at the Buchanan Hall, Centre Lac-Brome, 270 Victoria Street, Brome Lake.Persons interested by this application are invited to attend this meeting and communicate their observations.Application no.254 4 Sugar Hill Road, lot 4 267 578, zone Rf- 11 (M16), East Hill district.Nature and effe f the application; Construction of a driveway having an average slope of 15%.Article 47 of Zoning By-Law number 596 requires a maximum slope of 12.5% for all access roads measuring more that 90 metres.Given at Town of Brome Lake This November 15% 2013 Edwin John Sullivan, B.Sc.LL.B.Town Clerk Recognized CT 5 the lLfe-saving Ink to your emergency mesGicel information @> Medic Alert ALWAYS DON CALL www.medicalert.ca For more information 1-800-668-1507 The Record newsroom@sherbrookerecord.com North 11-15-13 » V 5432 + 198765 & 1032 West East &KQ1054 #&AB72 V 10876 VAQ39 + 32 + Q 104 35 976 South ® J963 ¥Y KJ + AK æ®AKQJ4 Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both South West North East 2NT Pass 3¢ Pass 39 Pass 49% All pass Opening lead: 4 K FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15; 2013 The hideous hog is still winning Victor Molle wrote humorous stories featuring his \u201cmenagerie\u201d of bridge players.When he died in 1987, everyone assumed that would be that.However, many unpublished articles have been found among his papers.These are being put into four books.\u201cThe Hog Takes to Precision\u201d came out in 2011, \u201cDiamonds Are the Hog\u2019s Best Friend\u201d appeared this year, and stay tuned for the other two.All are published by Master Point Press.The Rueful Rabbit is a poor player who always lands on his feet.This deal is a typical example.North has a problem over two no-trump.He might pass; or he could respond three clubs, Stayman, planning on either bidding four hearts if a 44 fit is disclosed, or settling for three no- trump and hoping the diamonds run.In this auction, North-South had agreed to use transfer bids, but North forgot.So he assumed South\u2019s three-heart rebid indicated length in that suit.Against four hearts, West led the spade king (luckily not a trump).The Rueful Rabbit ruffed in the dummy, played a diamond to his ace, trumped another spade, returned to the diamond king, ruffed a third spade, and took two club tricks ending on the board.After a brief pause, R.R.trumped a diamond with his heart jack.West had to discard a spade.Then a fourth spade ruff was followed by another diamond.With this coup en passant, East could not stop South from scoring his heart king.Four hearts bid and made! If you have never read any of these stories, start with the original book, \u201cBridge in the Menagerie.\u201d E-mail - =.2.tae I ae a ÉD rage, ÉSÉE qu rs your social FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 A chance to make a difference will brighten your world and give you hope for future opportunities.Your capability and potential will draw positive attention and create quite a stir.Follow your instincts and enjoy the journey.SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) \u2014 À work-re- lated matter will create uncertainty.Don\u2019t doubt your performance or your status.Stand behind your convictions and work diligently to reach your goal.SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) \u2014 Work toward personal accomplishments today.Strive to be your best and to take care of what\u2019s most important to you.Make a change if it will alleviate tension.CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19) \u2014 You can play the game with finesse.Each move you make will get you closer to your chosen destination.If you believe in your ability and skill, so will everyone else.AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.19) \u2014 Don\u2019t rely on someone else to finish what you started.You must take ownership of your responsibilities so you can move on to the things you enjoy doing most.PISCES (Feb.20-March 20) \u2014 There is \u2018money to be made if you put your ideas into action.What you launch now will take everyone by surprise, leaving an excellent impression and an impact on future possibilities.ARIES (March 21-April 19) \u2014 Procrastination will lead you in unproductive circles.Make a choice and stick to it before someone complains or takes over.A practical approach will be your best recourse.TAURUS (April 20-May 20) \u2014 Taking part in a project, activity or event will broaden your outlook and your friendships.You\u2019ll draw interest from someone very different from you.Enjoy collaborating with others.GEMINI (May 21-June 20) \u2014 Look at the bright side, whatever transpires today.Being adaptable will help you find solutions as you go along.Guard against foolish mishaps or misunderstandings.CANCER (June 21-July 22) \u2014 You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.Don\u2019t be afraid to voice your opinion or take on a daunting challenge.If you play to win, you will succeed.LEO (July 23-Aug.22) \u2014 You need a diversion.Look for an interesting way to spend your day.If you interact with people from different backgrounds, you will be enriched by the information you gather.VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) \u2014 Question anyone asking for money or help.A snap decision regarding such matters will result in loss.Honest conversation will allow you to offer reasonable solutions.Charity begins at home.LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) \u2014 Keep your emotions under control.Overreacting will make matters worse.Listen attentively, but don\u2019t meddle or make promises that you'll regret.Face facts and make needed changes.MEAL, Re TR notes to classsa FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Page 27 Your Birthday SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2013 Concentrate on your personal and professional relationships in the year ahead.Knowing where you stand will help you make better decisions.You don\u2019t want to miss out on opportunities because of obligations that are not in your best interest.Size up situations and make the necessary alterations.SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) \u2014 Do something different at home that will add to your enjoyment.A surprise is heading your way that will encourage entertainment, travel or something that can help you boost your achievement.SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) \u2014 An unreliable source should not be allowed to lead you astray.Gather information carefully to avoid interference in your plans.Stand behind your word and do the best job possible.CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19) \u2014 Broaden your interests and participate in neighborhood events.Less travel and more home-based activities will make you realize what's available.Romance should highlight your evening.AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.19) \u2014 Limit your communication today.You don\u2019t want to give away secrets that might mess up a cherished relationship or damage your advancement.Prepare to adapt to an unexpected change.PISCES (Feb.20-March 20) \u2014 Set up a regime that will help you get fit and feel good.The compliments you receive will spark new ideas and opportunities.Good things are waiting where you least expect them.ARIES (March 21-April 19) \u2014 Make plans to take care of unfinished business.[t's important that you know where you stand financially before you go out shopping, to change jobs or alter your living arrangements.TAURUS (April 20-May 20) \u2014 Spending quality time with someone you love will bring rewards, as well as positive plans for the future.Move to larger quarters or expand what you have.GEMINI (May 21-June 20) \u2014 To avoid being taken for granted, you have to change the way you respond to people\u2019s demands.Forthright diplomacy will work much better than evasion.CANCER (June 21-July 22) \u2014 Paint the town or visit a friend today.Getting out and doing fun things will result in new friendships.Romance will lead to an affectionate evening.LEO (July 23-Aug.22) \u2014 Take responsibility for whatever you do, but don\u2019t let anyone railroad you into taking on an unnecessary burden.A getaway will help you put things into perspective.VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) \u2014 Make today about you and doing the things you enjoy most.Finish projects, get out with someone you love or do something that makes you look and feel good.LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) \u2014 Manage your money wisely so you can take part in something entertaining.Refuse to let uncertainty regarding a relationship stop you from having fund@sherbrookerecord.com SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2013 Stake your claim and pursue your dreams in the coming months.Your destination is not as important as the journey.Take time to learn as you go and to update your skills as required.Much can be accomplished if you learn from the past and live each moment to the fullest.SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) \u2014 Make it your business to coordinate events and set plans.Please the people you love most by showing how much you care.You can improve your love life by expressing your feelings.SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) \u2014 Get your priorities straight and keep your promises.Do whatever it takes to avoid an encounter with someone in an authoritative position.A domestic change looks promising.CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.19) \u2014 Make plans with the older or younger people in your life.Activities that include the whole family will improve relationships and bring you all closer together.AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.19) \u2014 Keep a smile on your face and a positive attitude.Don\u2019t worry about what others do or say.A decision and a new beginning will help you get back on track.PISCES (Feb.20-March 20) \u2014 Find a way to make changes to the way you handle your cash, deal with your creditors or handle the debt owed to you.A joint venture will turn into a profit.ARIES (March 21-April 19) \u2014 Spice things up and change them around.Update your look or make a vow to achieve your dreams.Set your mind on your destination and don\u2019t look back.TAURUS (April 20-May 20) \u2014 Put your attention on what matters the most to you.A relationship will get a pick-me-up if you are affectionate and attentive.What you put out, you will get in return.GEMINI (May 21-June 20} \u2014 Don\u2019t rely on someone else to take care of your chores.Disappointment will surface and complaints will be made if you shirk your duties.Once the work is done, you'll be free to do as you please.CANCER (June 21-July 22) \u2014 Travel to a place that promises to be entertaining.Enjoying time with friends and relatives or meeting new people will brighten your day and help you make an important personal decision.LEO (July 23-Aug.22) \u2014 Take control of your life and change whatever is necessary to build confidence and obtain greater security.Don\u2019t wait for someone else to make choices for you.VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) \u2014 Put your mind at rest and your heart on the line.Discuss your likes, dislikes and plans for the future.Concentrate on personal gains and forming a close bond with someone special.LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) \u2014 Keep an open mind when offered suggestions.Taking an overall view of a situation and using a\u2018variety of ideas will bring you closer to a workable solution.= Sadi Aine Sli Page 28 ER RIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2013 Lee newsroom(@sherbrookerecord.com The Record Dunham Women\u2019 S Institute met The members of the Dunham Women\u2019s Institute met on Tuesday, November 4, 2013 at the home of Carol Phillips in Dunham with Paula Schmidt as co- hostess.President Joyce Proctor Martin welcomed the nine members.The Mary Stewart Collect and Salute to the Flag were repeated in unison.Motto: Peace is not made at the council tables or by treaties, but in the hearts of men.Roll Call: Wear a poppy or pay a loonie.The agenda was accepted after one change.The October minutes were read by the Secretary- Treasurer, Noreen Craig; accepted as read and signed by the President.The Treasurer then gave a substantial treasurer\u2019s report.Correspondence: several thank-you\u2019s were received for Get Well cards sent out.Arrangements were made for the Remembrance Day Service, which will be held on November 11 at the Q.WL Cairn in Dunham.Assemble at 10:30 a.m.A donation will be sent to the Canadian Legion in Cowansville, and a donation to the B.M.P.Hospital for treats on the Christmas lunch trays.esses.The December Christinas party will be held at the Restaurant Homei in Dunham on December 3.We will meet at 12:30 p.m.Program: As the Publicity and Awareness Chairperson, I read an article on the \u201cBanner of the Compton County Women's Institute.\u201d The meeting was adjourned.Grace was repeated and a delicious afternoon tea was served by the host- Submitted by Jean Reid, Publicity Chairperson Today\u2019s Calamity Is the Lord ever steadily Losing with us His credibility?: 1s He gradually but surely .Losing ground with you and me?* Before He loses us totally Try to remember just *- Short years ago, when \u201c.Jesus and His Word \u201c A world that is changing For what shame has brought Society to choose either This worid, made by man Or the world that Jesus Describes in His Word For no one wants to leave And trust in science Ulverton News Hello from our little village.the ground is white, then it is not, but we know for sure that it will eventually stay and accumulate some day.Winter is hiding around the corner and Christmas is peeking out.The annual Christmas Sale will be held this coming weekend, Saturday, November 23 & Sunday, November 24 from 10 a.m.until 4 p.m.both days at the Ul- verton Community Centre.Come and our potluck luncheon for St.Andrew\u2019s Day and Christmas get-together.Our service is followed by lunch, then we prepare cookies for shut-ins and for residents of the Wales Home.This year instead of buying gifts for one another we will bring in money and the name of a charity we chose to give it to and the charities will all go in a hat and we will then donate all the money to the charity that is picked.Colleen is a wonderful hostess and we thank her in advance for her devoted time and delicious desserts! Well as there is no other news at the moment, please take time to enjoy life day by day.Contentment is not getting what we want, but being satisfied with what we have! 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