The record, 7 janvier 1981, mercredi 7 janvier 1981

Clearing Weather, Page 2 Sherbrooke, Wednesday, January 7,1981 25 cents CBC strike delays Townships bureau, ceremonies By JAMES DUFF SHERBROOKE — The 70-day-old strike by Radio-Can ada and CBC reporters has delayed indefinitely the opening of a long-planned Townships bureau to feed local news to the Quebec regional network, says the director of English radio services for the province.“We were ready to accept applications for the Townships bureau job when the strike was called." Andrew Simon said in a telephone interview.“We've had to put it on ice — no selection process can go on now." Opening ceremonies for the new retransmitters in Fleurimont and Thetford Mines — both on the air since the summer — will be delayed as well until after CBC reporters return to work, Simon said.“More and more I’m beginning to think we 11 wait until Radio Week ¦> cup (125 ml.) egg white into mixture to loosen it up.Fold in remaining egg whites carefully until no streaks of white remain.Spoon mixture into ungreased 6 cup ( 1.5 L.) souffle or straight-side baking dish.Bake in 325-degree F.(160-degree C.) oven for 1 hour 10 minutes or until golden and puffy.Serve at once.Makes 4 to 6 ser v i ngs.$ VALUE at mETRO 526 SUD Cowansville WALLPAPER SALE! on discontinued lines.) G 2T you use the .wont Ads Just Coll 569-9525 Have something to buy or sell?One jj[ phone call to us is like dialing v pnone can to us is like dialing W* our entire circulation.person-to- J&t " P*rson! Place y°ur Wanf Ad *°day! SALE THE WOOL SHOP m 159 Queen St.Lennoxville Vinyl Coated Pre-pasted SALE Reg.$3.95 A single roll single roll 95* Vinyl Pre-pasted Reg.$6.95 A single roll SALE single roll $095 >n Strowmchts Wallpaper Reg.$11.95 bolt SUPER J695 High Quality Vinyl Reg.S11.95 to $21.95 A single roll single roll SALE ?895 Come in and visit our DRAPERY department CP.decor Centre de j\inlure (d^lerftroolte) dCtée.?84h King West, ,-cq cqqc Sherbrooke OiiilD WED , JANUARY 7, 1981 7 Living #1___tei ifccora Retreats offer escape from daily life whirls MONTREAL (CP) — More than ever before, people are stepping out of the whirl of daily life briefly for the peace of religious retreats.The reasons they give are many.But essentially they are seeking some sense of who they are and why.The Roman Catholic Church says there is renewed interest in its 20 retreat houses around Montreal and others outside the city.Some of the retreats are in such demand that reservations are required a month in advance, especially for weekends.All are free and welcome anyone, regardless of religious beliefs.Some Montrealers rise early each morning and meditate alone or with monks or nuns at a retreat house for a half-hour before going to work Often they return in the evening for another half-hour Others meditate at home, alone or in smaU family or neighborhood groups, with the occasional weekend, week-long or month-long retreats once or twice a year.Numbers are almost impossible to pinpoint But Dorn John Main, prior of a recently formed Benedictine monastery, the fastest-growing meditation centre and retreat house in Montreal, estimates that about 2,000 Montrealers meditate daily in ac- cordance with his priory's methods.TREND DIFFERENT The new trend is unlike that of the 1950s.when many people went on retreats as part of the religious life of their neighborhood church.Most of Quebec’s retreat houses were built in the 1950s.And it's unlike the late 1960s and early 1970s when Eastern mysticism was the rage.“1 think people are sick of church and sick of religion but they are more and more hungry for spirituality,” Main said in an interview Friends heipporents of deceasedj Ann Dear Ann Landers: Some friends of mine recently buried their son.He was 16 and committed suicide.Survivors include the parents and a 14-year-old brother.The lad who took his life was a "good kid” from what appeared to be a stable family.He was involved in a church that has an active and effective youth group.The parents are relatively young and will have a good many years ahead of them to live with the guilt.The 14-year-old brother is bewildered and stunned.His brother's suicide will undoubtedly have a strong effect on his life.What can these parents do to help themselves overcome their feelings of grief and failure?My heart aches for this couple.When I see them I want to reach out and press a hand and say something.But I don’t know' what to say.It is such a tragedy.Looking On With Sad Eyes In Elgin, 111.Dear Sad : There is little you can say beyond, “We are so sorry.” But perhaps you can do something to help them.Suggest that they phone or write to Compassionate Friends.This is an organization founded in Oak Brook, 111.for parents who have lost their children to death.Like so many self-help groups, they give one another the quality of emotional support that can come only from someone who has been there.There are many chapters around the country, and they do a wonderful service.The headquarters address is P.O.Box 1347, Oak Brook, 111.60521.The phone number is (312) 323-5010.Dear Ann Landers : People have a tendency to think of gossips as females.I am here to tell you that men have bigger mouths than women, and anyone who doesn't know this should smarten up.My husband works with a group of men.You would not believe the junk these men tell on their wives and girlfriends.No detail is too intimate.If these women knew what was being said about them, they would never show their faces in public.mw ' \ .*r v jf Landers J A y «1 il ' ^5*» aBEP I’ll bet millions of men read your column.I hope you pick my letter as one to print because I would love to have the clatter-traps at my husband’s shop see it.Then maybe they will shut up.An Oregon Woman Dear Woman: Don’t bet the rent, honey.Men have always been bigger gossips than women.(P.S.In my opinion, nothing is more unattractive than a fella with a loose lip.) Dear Ann Landers: I work as a waitress in a nice restaurant.My very steady boyfriend comes in for lunch almost every day and sometimes for supper.The question: Should he leave a tip or not?Actually, I am embarrassed to take his money and have asked him several times not to leave any.He says I am entitled to a tip because I give him great service.Also, he doesn't want to look like a cheapskate in the eyes of the other waitresses or the people he sometimes brings in as guests.I told him I was writing to Ann Landers, and he said, “She is a sharp apple.1 will go with her decision.” What is it?Ella In Augusta Dear Ella : The “sharp apple” says you should accept tips graciously — then squirrel away the money and buy Mr.Wonderful a gift for his birthday or Christmas, whichever comes first.Retreats such as St-Benoit du Lac offer a chance to escape from the hectic city.Lenn groups present production LENNOXVILLE -MUSIC MACHINE, a family musical based on the popular record of the same name, will be presented at Galt Alexander Regional High School on February 5,6 and 7 at 8:00 p.m.Well over 100 people are involved in the ambitious production which has been in the planning stages for over a year.It is sponsored jointly by Lennoxville United Church and St.George’s Anglican Church The performers range in age from 10 to 50 and the songs and music cover the gamut of musical styles and tastes.Steve Gillam is responsible for direction while Rick Tracy is in charge of technical direction.Evelyn Pille is taking care of costuming.The story line of Music Machine concerns two young children playing in the woods who find themselves transported to Agapeland.They encounter a music conductor who introduces them to the Music Machine from which emanates all manner of music and song Rehearsals are underway for the cast drawn from the children, young people and adults of the two sponsoring churches.Musical renditions will encompass traditional, ragtime, folk and choral styles and will include several choreographed numbers.Music Machine is a musical experience for the whole family and will be enjoyed by people of all ages.Tickets will soon be available from someone in your area.Further information may be obtained by calling 569-1179 outside business hours.BED CROSS helps you to help others.Save on suitable attire * Cotton corduroy blazers Eaton regular price 115.00 79.99 ea Velvet blazers Eaton regular price 130.00 89.99 ea English-made blazer Eaton regular price 130.00 89.99 ea Made in Canada.Navy, brown, camel, black or grey.Sizes 36 to 46 to fit most builds.Made in Canada.All cob black, navy or grey.Sizes 36 cotton in brown, to 46.> From England, the classic camel hair and wool blazer.Camel colour only.Sizes 36 to 46.I ¦Z*** I I: Eaton Birkdale Dress Pants at sale prices Eaton Regular Price 23.95 each Eaton's own Birkdale label stands for good value at a good price.Here you’ll find it in a selection of men’s dress pants.a selection that is on sale during Action 81.Designed in machine washable polyester with a gabardine look, styled / with two side pockets, two back pockets and unfinished cuffs.In çamel.navy, grey, black, brown.Sizes 30 to 42.Eaton’s in the Carrefour / de I’Estrie.Dept.729.Shop in person or by phone, 563-9555./ lip j ü k Hü m i s êÊÊÊm (Not all sizes, colours and styles available in all stores).Dept.429.Eaton's in the Carrefour de I’Estrie.Shop in person or by phone, 563-9555.¦ EATON 8 WED., JANUARY?, 1981 Sports #1___tt«gl mcara NFL hassles: Campbell, Herzeg, Pardee upset RECORD NEWS SERVICES As Philadelphia, Dallas, San Diego and Oakland get ready for the National Football League conference finals this Sunday, storms brewed in other cities.In Houston, Oiler running back Earl Campbell, who earned a reported $500,000 under a renegotiated contract this season, has asked new Oiler general manager Ladd Herzeg to renegotiate his six-year pact.Herzeg says no under any circumstances.The circumstances could lead to a pay-me-or-trade-me demand, says to Campbell’s agent Witt Stewart.Campbell, who won his third straight National Football League rushing title this season, has been unavailable for comment since making the demand to Herzeg Monday.NHL: Hobs' win string reaches six “We believe Earl has been fairly compensated,” Herzeg said, "We renegotiated a six-year deal for him last year in good faith and expect him to honor his contract.” Campbell’s action was believed connected with Bum Phillips’s firing last week as head coach and general manager of the Oilers.Campbell made his demands Monday after having lunch with Phillips Houston gave Campbell a new contract in February for a reported $3 million over six years.Campbell has gained 1,450,1.697 and 1,934 yards in each of his three seasons as a pro Alter renegotiating Campbell’s contract last year, the Oilers announced a policy of not renegotiating any more player contracts.DETROIT (AP) - Bob Gainey scored a power-play goal at 7:34 to start a three-goal first period and lead Montreal Canadiens to a 6-2 National Hockey League romp Tuesday night over Detroit Red Wings The victory was the sixth straight for the Canadiens, with a 23-13-4 won-lost-tied record.Montreal has lost only once in its last 12 games.Detroit dropped to 10-21-8 despite a two-goal effort by defenceman Reed Larson.Montreal defenceman Gaston Gingras cut loose a hard 30-footer which Gainey tipped past Detroit goalie Gilles Gilbert with the Red Wings’ Dennis Polonich in the penalty box.Rejean Houle rifled a shot under Gilbert’s glove hand from the left point at 9:20 and Doug Jarvis gave Montreal a 3-0 lead on a feed from behind the net by Chris Nilan 1:21 later.At that point, the Canadiens had one more goal than the Red Wings had shots and a chorus of boos flooded Joe Louis Arena.Montreal outshot Detroit 16-5 in the first period.Yvonne Lambert scored for Montreal at 2:29 of the second period before Larson came back for a pair of Campbell’s demands could have far-reaching complications for the Oilers.All-pro offensive tackle Leon Gray will be in the option year of his contract and has said he wants a long-term contract.Strong safety Vernon Perry, a second-year standout after playing with Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League, also has said he wants to renegotiate.The Oilers have been criticized for their use of Campbell’s talents.Phillips was alternately accused of using Campbell too much and then not enough.The uneasy truce that had existed since Phillips was dismissed ended Tuesday when Herzeg accused him of tampering with the team’s assistant coaches.Herzeg said he has learned Phillips will be named head coach at New Sport shorts MONTREAL (CP) — Los Angeles Kings centre Marcel Dionne, who has more points than any National Hockey League player over the last 10 seasons, is about to reach another scoring milestone.When the 29-year-old native of Drummondville, Que., faces Hartford Whalers in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, he will be seeking to become the 13th player in NHL history to accumulate 1,000 career points.More importantly, Dionne, who currently has 998 points, including 411 goals, would set a record for reaching the milestone in the fewest number of games.Dionne has appeared in 739 games, while Phil Esposito, then of Boston Bruins, set the old mark on Feb.8, 1975, by reaching the 1,000-point plateau in his 823rd career game Dionne’s moment of glory could be brief, however, be cause right winger Guy Lafleur of Montreal Canadiens needs only 21 points to hit the 1,000 mark • MONTREAL (CP) — Brian O’Neill, executive vice-president of the National Hockey league, said he plans to meet Wednesday with Boston Bruins general manager and interim coach Harry Sinden to discuss the brawl in which his club was involved last Saturday night.Seven members of the Bruins were ejected during the game against Colorado Rockies, which saw the officials hand out 287 minutes in penalties.The Bruins were assessed $1.8(X> in automatic fines as well as a $1,000 fine because their player was the first one off the bench during the brawl.The Rockies were fined $1,700 • MONTREAL (CP) — Right winger Bobby Schmautz ut Vancouver Canucks has been suspended for three games and forward Pat Hughes of Pittsburgh Penguins was dealt a two-game suspension following a stick-swinging incident during a National Hockey league game Dec.19 • BANFF, Alta.(CP) — Members of the British Columbia ski team made their coach, Glen Wurtele.look like a prophet Tuesday with victories in the Pontiac Cup slalom competition.Wurtele had predicted the B.C.ski team would do well this season on the Pontiac Cup circuit.Stephen Elmit of Vancouver was first in the men’s slalom competition and Dale Stephens of Kossland, B.C., was second.Wendy Morrison of Vancouver placed first in the women's slalom circuit to upset Monday’s winner, Louise Vien of Calgary • Los Angeles centre Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has reached another milestone in his superb National Basketball Association career, but the 12-year pro did not seem particularly impressed Abdul-Jabbar scored 22 points and snared 16 rebounds Tuesday night to help the Lakers record a 107-98 victory over Washington Bullets and become the fourth leading scorer in NBA history.He reached the milestone with three minutes and 42 sec onds remaining in the first quarter when he made one of his patented skyhoods in the lane.The 7-foot-2 centre was frailA2 ROOM APARTMENT, furnished, heated, elec tricity paid, wall-to wall, carpeting, $140.00 a month.Tel.563 8421, 215 Winder St., Lennoxville.LENNOXVILLE, 3'/j room modern apt., new stove and fridge, parking, near bus stop, available February 1st.Phone after 5 p.m.566-4149 or 563 9205, NORTH HATLEY.3 bedroom home furnished to lease until August 31, $350.00 per month.Tel 842 4266 or 842-2740.LENNOXVILLE, 3Vi room apartment with basement, fridge and stove, parking, quiet area on Prospect St Available February 1st.Tel.566 8438, 8.Wanted to rent 2 OR 3 BEDROOM house in Lennoxville, preferably semi furnished, Call 562 5655 after 5 p.m.Job .Opportunities THE RECORD requires 2 sales apprentices im-mediately.It you are bilingual, ambitious, have your own car, give us a call at 569 9525 ask for Sales Manager.Sales reps 21.Wanted y SALESPEOPLE, "GOGETTERS' Demonstrate new product at local shopping mall stands.“HOTTER" than Hula Hoops were! Average pro fit S800 O0/stand/weekend.Exclusive territories.Minimum Investment J1677 In product only Write: J & R Co , 4607 50 Ave , Red Deer, Alberta T4N 329 Farm help 23.Wanted MARRIED MAN WITH some experience, house supplied, opening for 2, for dairy farm.Tel.5 14 294 5733.25.Work wanted WILL DO HOUSEWORK in mornings or afternoons in Lennoxville area.$4.00 an hour.Call 566-2438 or 562 1391 Professional 28.Services LAWYERS HACKETT, CAMPBELL, TURNER, BISSONNETTE, BOUCHARD & DESPRES, 80 Peel St., Sherbrooke, Tel.565 7885, 40 Main St., Rock Island, Tel.876 7295 314, Main St.Cowansville.Tel.514 263 4077 NOTARIES WILLIAM L.HOME, NOTARY.121 Lome St., Lennoxville, 567 0169 and Wednesday, R.R.1 Georgeville 843 8921 or by appointment 40.Cars for sale 1977 FORD CUSTOM 500, excellent condition, must sell.Call 889 2862 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA, new muffler, new brakes, electric windows, 360 motor.Asking $1,500.Tel.563 3254.41 .Trucks for sale 1978 GMC Vj TON pick up, including brand new 8' box, 60,000 miles, brand new engine at 55,000 miles still under warranty.All new brakes and tires, no rust.An excellent buy at $5,000 Tel.514 243 6454, Knowlton.60.Articles for sale 60.Articles for sale NEW, USED snowblowers, chainsaws.Tel.563-1508 Dougherty Equipment Reg'd KAWAI ELECTRIC ORGAN, has Leslie speaker system and attached cassette recorder.Best otter over $3,500.New 2 years ago, over $5,000.Perfect condition.8' pedals.Tel.567 7116.PIONEER CTF 1250 tape deck, magneplanar MG 2A speakers, sound shaper equalizer, technics turn table, 4 months old, very reasonable prices.566 4573.12" AND 16" hardwood maple, dry.Also kindling.Tel.565 0620 Lennoxville.HOME COMFORT range 1896 with copper wateriacket, A 1 condition, also pot belly stove.Tel.876 2806.MAPLE FIREWOOD for sale, chunks, blocks and fine wood for wood stoves, furnaces, fireplaces, we do deliver.Tel.514 292 3122.DRY FIREWOOD, 12 16 inch, also cedar kindling.Call after 7 p.m 889 2237.APPLES — Heath's Farm.McIntosh, Cortland, and Lobo.Also, have apple juice, 6 miles North of Stanstead on Route 143 on the right.Tel.876 2975.CHILD'S SKATES, size 11, Daoust skates, size 1; women's skates, size 8; men's Norwegian Cross Country ski boots, size 9.Call 842 4271.RAOUL FORTIER INC We Sell New Furniture 1026 Wellington S.Sherbrooke Exchanges accepted Dining-room, g- bedroom, 4,kitchen sets, stoves, refrigerators, televisions, 567-3581 ) 61.Articles wanted B 83.Lost WANTED MANUAL or electric typewriter in good condition.Call after 4 p.m 876 2019.WE BUY OLD GOLD, gold coins, gold jewellery and diamonds, Skinner & Nadeau Inc., 82 Wellington St., N., Sherbrooke.LOST DOG — Lost near Eaton Corner, dog, female, Gordon Setter, 7 months old, black and tan, long ears.Any in formation call 875 5378 or 875 3995 89.Personal c Antiques - stamps Do.Coins PRIVATE collector wishes to buy works of arts and paintings by Canadian or European artists.Discretion assured.References available.Tel.562-5416 — 566 1570 STUDENT LOOKING for ride to Champlain College from Magog, starting January 12.Call 843 9302.91 .Miscellaneous 68.Pets IRISH WOLFHOUNDS — Giants of rugged natural beauty, tall, powerful, swift, and agile Magnificent companions for a country home Puppies available from Champion parents.Phone 819 827 1027, Box 141, R.R.3, Wakefield, P.Q., J0X 3G0 80.Home services FOR REPAIRS ON lawn and garden equipment, snowblowers, tillers, lawn and garden tractors, lawn mowers, chain saws, etc.Pick up and deliver.Call Dougherty Equipment Reg'd.tel.563 1508.REGISTERED LICENSED painter also wallpapering gyproc joints, by hour or contract.Free estimate.Tel.563 5205, or 563 8983.MOTEL DES CANTONS Sawyerville, formerly Burt's place, every Friday, Saturday ond Sunday with "Les Koncord's".Sunday amateur contest, chug a log and queen of hearts.Animator Michelle Ange.New administration Mr.Julien Pouliot.Restaurant now open.DISCOUNTS on classified ads will be given only when ad is paid for in advance.Send your ads and payment to -Sherbrooke Record, Classified Ads, P.0.Box 1200, Sherbrooke, Quebec.J1H 5L6 or come to the office.2520 Roy St, 84.Found fl84.Found found in Eaton parking lot on January 5, a cat.Please call Judy at 569-9525, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.orJ343-2193 evenings.Around the Eastern Townships WEST KEITH Mrs.Dan Pehleman Mr.and Mrs.Guy Renaud and children Daniel and Stephanie spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs.Ruth Barney in Scotia, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Roland Renaud spent a few days in Montreal visiting relatives Mr.and Mrs.Wayne Pehleman and children Tanya and Kelley and Mr and Mrs.Nick Koloshuk and son Andrew were guests on Christmas Day of Mr.and Mrs.Dan Pehleman.Mr and Mrs.Andy Gallichon of Lennoxville were supper guests on Christmas Eve at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Ferdinand 92.Legal notices CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC TOWN OF BROMPTONVILLE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF BROMPTONVILLE PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned assistant secretary treasurer of the Town of Bromptonville, that the council of this town has adopted the by law no: 442 imposing the taxes for the year 1981 That communication of this by law may be taken at the secretary-treasurer's office, 133 Laval Street, Bromptonville.This by-law will be in force following the law.Given under my hand at Bromptonville this 30th of December 1980.MICHAEL DUPONT, B.A.A Ass't Secretary-Treasurer FOR YOUR AUCTION NEEDS IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS CONTACT: JAMES D.TODD Licensed Bilingual Auctioneer BEDFORD 514-248-4294 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES Auction House Lennoxville Sawyerville—Tel.889 2272 ART BENNETT Les Ent.LoJoie Ent.WINDOWS DOORS Sliding Patio Picture Entrance Casement • Thermos Inside Renovation Vinyl Type Garage Double Hung Wood or Steel Vinyl Etc Barn Windows We fabricate and repair screens R.R.1, Island Brook Rd., Cookshire, Que.875-3595 DAY OR FVENING CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BELANGER, HEBERT & ASSOCIES CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 234 DUFFERIN, SUITE 400 SHERBROOKE-(819)563 2331 LAC MEGANTIC (819)583 0611 ROCK ISLAND (819) 876 5585 COWANSVILLE (514) 263 2087 DENNIS GLEZ0S Chartered Accountant 39 Cookshire St., Sawyerville P.O.Box 85 889-3133 Hotte of Sherbrooke were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Dan Pehleman.Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Reggie Lebourveau, who passed away recently at the Sherbrooke Hospital.BROOKBURY Daisy A.Allison Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Coleman entertained at a Christmas Eve Supper when their son, daughter-in-law and family, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Coleman were their guests.Other guests at the same home during the holidays were Mr.and Mrs.John MacAulay, Scotstown and Mr.and Mrs.Darcy Eryou and family of Upper Brookbury.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Ward and family of Drumbo, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.Michael Ward, Brampton, Ont., and Miss Susan Ward, Georgetown, Ont., were guests on Christmas Day of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Sidney Ward.Other callers at the Ward home during the holiday season were Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Dougherty, Bury, Mark Sylvester, Sawyerville; Rock St.Laurent and family of Sherbrooke, and his son Mark St.Laurent, Toronto, Miss Sherry Lammeren, Greenfield Park and Miss Lorelei Patterson, Coaticook.Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr.Reginald Lebourveau who passed away at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Dec.27, following a long illness.The funeral service was held at the Boynton Funeral Home, Bury, on Tuesday afternoon, Dec.30, at 2 p.m., where many friends and relatives called to pay their last respects to a man who had lived in Brookbury for many years.Mr.and Mrs.Cliff Lowe entertained their family on Christmas Day, their guests were Mr.and Mrs.Osborne Lowe and son, John and Mrs.Shirley Addis and family.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Coleman and family were guests on Christmas Day of Mrs.Coleman’s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Dutton at St.Elie d’Orford.Mr.and Mrs.Serge Martineau and daughter of Sherbrooke spent a few days during the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.Robert Coleman and family.Mr.and Mrs.Allen Nicholson and baby daughter of Ottawa spent Christmas with the latter’s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Evans.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Coleman were dinner guests on Christmas Day of Mr.and Mrs.Darcy Eryou and family.Friends and neighbours of Everett Lammeren are sorry to hear that he is a patient at the Sherbrooke Hospital where he is having tests.We wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him home soon.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lowe entertained on Christmas Day, when their guests were their family, Mr.and Mrs.Richard Lowe and daughter of Ottawa, Mr.and Mrs.Burton Lowe and family, also Keith Smith, Judy and Lillian Station of Bury and Gary Smith, Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lowe visited Mr.and Mrs.Russell Perkins and family to see their new daughter and recently called at St.Paul’s Home to visit friends.BIRCHTON Christmas dinner guests at the Jackson home were Mr.and Mrs.Roland Lowry, Kent and Garth of High Forest; Mr.and Mrs.Carl Jackson, Sean and Colleen of Franklin Centre, and Mr.and Mrs.John Robinson of Spring Road.This made a pleasant day for Percy and Winnie.Mr.Raymond Savoie did extra duty at the airport, so that he would have more time off at New Year’s.Just before Christmas, Mr.and Mrs.Terry Kelso of Sherbrooke were calling on old friends and neighbours in the area.Miss Betty Jane Halsall spent her Christmas holidays at her home here.Other guests at the Halsalls for Christmas were Mr.and Mrs.Gary Spring of Toronto, and Bob Halsall of Sherbrooke.During the Yuletide season, Reuben Lake of London, Ont., spent several days with the Deri Clark folks as did Jackie Lancaster.On December 25, Mr.and Mrs.Ephriam Gaulin of Cookshire were supper guests at the same home and Harold Sorensen of Lennoxville was a Christmas Day guest.Although the bad weather of December 25 kept the Logan-MacKinnon folk from spending the day, as planned, with the James MacKinnons in Pierrefond, they took, advantage of following milder weather and spent more than one day in Pierrefond.Howard Picard spent Christmas with his son, Leslie, Margaret and Jason, when, on Saturday, Mrs.H.Picard, who had come to Birchton earlier, left with Howard to return home to Brampton, Ont.Trudy Thomas, who has been at the Clark home since classes began at Galt in September, left in time to get home to the North Shore to spend Christmas with her family.A happy Christmas Day was spent by Mrs.W.O.Todd in Toronto with her two daughters, Debbie and Cathie and their respective husbands, Robert James and Bruno Serwoczek.Mrs.Jack Murray enjoyed several Yuletide days with her sister, Mrs.Raymond Wood and Mr.Wood, in Clarenceville East, Que., being motored there by Mr.Terry Bailey.INVERNESS C.W.McVETTY 453-2266 Largely through the generosity of Mrs.Yvette Pur-don, who, in memory of her late husband, George, an audio system has been installed in St.Andrew’s Church here, where, due to the very high ceiling of the building developed accoustic problems.But, now, the voice from the pulpit can be heard distinctly through two loudspeakers, but should there be present those with impaired hearing, several pews have been arranged that the individual needs of the worshippers will be adequately served by ear phones.This indeed is a far throw from the days of the first adherents of Sf Andrew’s assembled to worship seated on crude planks propped up on stones or blocks of wood, and with only one stove in the centre of the building with a hole in the roof above it to remove the smoke, so we can easily see that the loyalty and devotion of the first pioneers of the church made this last innovation possible, and that the faith of our fathers remain still alive and vibrant in this congregation.Mr.Honore Gingras has once more gone to Haiti for the winter months in hopes that his rheumatism will remain there as a landed immigrant when he returns to Inverness in early April.Good luck, Honore.Mr.and Mrs.Russell Marshall spent a few days in Kirkland, Montreal area.While there they attended the Plante-Payeur wedding, the bride beingg the granddaughter of Mrs.G.Marshall, and her husband, the late Mr.George Marshall of Thetford Mines.Mrs.Margaret Dempsey had a very pleasant outing returning home in spite of the icy temperatures on Christmas Day, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.Malcolm Roarke and Mr.Roarke of Hatley.While away she spent a few days in Toronto and vicinity, then visited friends in Sherbrooke and met her first greatgrandchild.born to Mr.and Mrs.Peter Nabuurs.Mr.and Mrs.John Evans of Sherbrooke, and the Misses Lowry, of Kinnear’s Mills, were recent guests of Mrs.Dora Henderson and son, Delbert."Coming events cast their shadows before”, and the words of that axiom are again true, because your correspondent has already received enquiries about accommodations for visiting brethren coming from Shaw-ville, Que., to attend the next Provincial Grand Orange Lodge meeting to be held this year in Inverness.This augurs well for a good attendance for this very important meeting.If my memory serves me correctly, this particular meeting has not been held in Inverness since 1902.HAST HEREFORD Mrs.R.A.Owen Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Owen were callers on Mr.and Mrs REAL ESTATE MUNICIPAL TAXES LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS, WATER TAX, GARBAGE TAX FOR YEAR 1981.COLLECTION ROLL FOR MUNICIPAL GENERAL ASSESSMENTS FOR 1981 Notice is hereby given that the Collection Roll for local improvements, real estate municipal taxes, water taxes and garbage tax for the financial year 1981 on immovable properties has been prepared and is deposited at my office, and that all persons whose names appear unto are held for payment of the amounts mentioned in four (4) consecutive instalments, for which the first instalment will become due on February 1st, 1981, the second instalment, on April 15th, 1981, that third instalment, on June 15th, 1981.the fourth instalment, on August 15th, 1981.The water taxes are levied at the annual rate of 70,00 $.The garbage tax are levied at the annual rate of 63,00 $.The real estate municipal taxes are levied at the rate of 2.76 per hundred dollars of valuation.The local improve ments (paving, sidewalks, sewers, graveling, walls, waterworks) and the special tax for revalorisation of the downtown area have been made in virtue of municipal bylaws numbers: 718, 743, 808, 892, 930, 955, 970, 971, 1010, 1020, 1050, 1069, 1080, 1084, 1090, 1100, 1180, 1200, 1245, 1246, 1280, 1300, 1301, 1351, 1359, 1380, 1400, 1410, 1420, 1427, 1441, 1460, 1480, 1500, 1510, 1514, 1565, 1580, 1600, 1610, 1645, 1680, 1700, 1710, 1726, 1746, 1711, 1780, 1784, 1800, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1960, 1978, 1980, 2000, 2020, 1820, 2064, 2079, 2085, 2113, 2148, 2153, 2165, 2180, 2182, 2185, 2202, 2206, 2223, 2225, 2277, 2286, 2298, 2307, 2320, 2347, 2348, 2351, 2382, 2392, 2393, 2394, 2405, 2414, 2423, 2455, 2463, 2483, 2502, 2541, 2292, 2552, 2570, 2571, 2610, 2630, 2663, 2702, 2710, 2717, and others.Payment of this tax bill can be made : a) at the City Hall, b) a* any branch of Bank In Sherbrooke, c) at any Caisse Populaire in Sherbrooke.Payment of notices bearing arrears, and payment of a part of Instalment only, must be made directly at the of flees of the City Hall.Given In Sherbrooke, this 6th day of January, 1981 Charles Martel, C.A City Treasurer Jeffrey Pyne in Stanstead.; Mr.and Mrs.Donald Bolton, Coaticook, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Bertram Bolton.Recent weekend guests of Mrs.Eva Owen were Darwin Smith and Miss Diana Heath of Concord, N.H.Desmond Cunnington, v Lennoxville, spent the weekend with relatives in Hereford.Messrs Leslie and John Wright, Dixville, were guests at the R.A.Owen home.Mrs.Gladys Owen and Mrs.Elmer Owen were in Lancaster for a day.Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Owen called on Douglas Johnston in Stanstead.Mrs.Sharon Farrow and son have returned to Burlington, Vt., after being a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Bertram Bolton for a few days.Friends of Miss Jennie Owen who is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, wish her all the best and a speedy recovery.Ronald Owen is spending his holiday vacation at his parental home here.Mr.and Mrs.A1 Carpenter and granddaughter from Canaan, Vt., were recent guests at the R.A.Owen home.MARBLETON Marian Guiliette 887-6871 _ T' Mr.and Mrs.Terry> Mulcahy were Christmas ^ holiday guests of the former’s mother, Mrs.Doreen Mulcahy.Steven Edwards spent a few days of his Christmas ~ vacation with his brother Bruce and his family in Danville.He also spent a day with his mother, Mrs.Alexandrine in Sherbrooke.Holiday guests of Mrs.Raymond Davidson were her sons, Mr.and Mrs.John Davidson and family of > Sorel, and Mr.and Mrs.James Davidson and _• children of Kingston.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Mackay have returned home from Lynnfield, Mass., where they were called by the serious illness and death .of Mrs.Mackay’s mother, Mrs.Freda Williams.She ' was the former Freda Barter of this place and sister of' ' Mrs.R.Davidson.All the friends and neighbors of Mrs.Mackay and Mrs.Davidson and their families extended their heartfelt sympathy in their bereavement.COMPTON Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt 835-5484 Mr.and Mrs.Rodolphe Grenier, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt and Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Huff were Saturday evening dinner guests of Dr.and Mrs.Roland Cote in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Grenier and two daughters spent the Christmas holidays in Florida.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Hopkins, Richard and Andrew, Mr.and Mrs.Peter Kirby of Lennoxville, Mr.and Mrs.Robert McVety and Christopher and Kevin were Christmas day guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Grenier and family of i’ Quebec City spent the Christmas holidays at their cottage and were guests of Î friends and relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hyatt and Mr and Mrs.Robert ' McVety and two sons Christopher and Kevin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Middleton at Stanstead.Mrs.June Sabean and three daughters of London, Ont., were Christmas day ' guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Everett Luce and also called on her grandmother, Mrs.Bertha Heath.They returned home on Monday, 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