The Sherbrooke record, 24 mai 1974, vendredi 24 mai 1974

MILLE (1000) KING EST i J 1000 King East — Tel 567 4851 Mostl> i‘loud\ and a few scattered showers in afternoon High near àô lovt tonight near 4d Mustl> cloud> Saturday and high near m DATSUN SALES & SERVICE - Sherbrooke J THE SHERBROOKE RECORD FRIDAY.MAY U.1974 10 CENTS GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES A SAFE Investment lor INDIVIDUALS and INSTITUTIONS Crown Trust Central Building 31 King St West, Sherbrooke—569-9446 other office* aero** Canada Trudeau tries to upstage Stanfield Party leaders take their campaigns to Prairies Canada s national political leaders barnstormed the Prairies Thursday, competing for votes in the busiest day yet of the July 8 election campaign All took shots at each other s policies and proposals, but Prime Minister Trudeau added a new twist by trying to upstage the official campaign kick-off by Progressive Conservative Leader Robert Stanfield En route to Saskatchewan for his first western visit.Mr Trudeau stopped briefly in Win- nipeg to announce 800 new jobs for the city's aerospace industry Winnipeg was announced well in advance as the city where Mr Stanfield would begin his campaign and the Conservative leader found himself competing for attention because of the prime minister s visit David Lewis, federal New Democratic Party leader, spent the day in Edmonton, fielding questions from a student audience and criticizing the federal and Alberta governments for their handling of a dispute over petrochemical projects Social Credit Leader Real Caouette remained in Quebec, campaigning in his own riding of Temiscamingue STOPOV ER WAS BRIEF Mr Trudeau touched down in Winnipeg just long enough to hold a news conference and announce a new “third-level air carrier system to improve local service in the Winnipeg -Brandon - Dauphin - Yorkton - high gear Watergate activity in WASHINGTON have found that I am ver\ capable of getting pregnant, but m> husband has a low sperm count The doctor has him on vitamin E, 800 units a day.and it has been a year and they have not done a thing We are not discouraged, but 1 keep thinking that it will happen and we will get our baby But my husband is so discouraged 1 want to know if 1 can have artificial insémina tion without my husbands consent I have talked to him about it but he said, “no." Our marriage is going downhill because he thinks he is half a man.1 don't want to hurt him, but I have thought it over for a couple of months and it is what 1 want A woman can get an abortion without anyone’s con-stmt.Why can't a woman get pregnant without anyone’s consent but herself’ 1 am going to get my baby one wav or another.Can I have artifi-cal insemination without my husband s consent?DEAR READER -Vitamin E is usually of no value whatsoever in improving a man's fertility.It's useful in rats in the event that they are deficient in vitamin E, but there is no evidence that it does anything for the sex life of people.Sometimes when the man has a low sperm count, giving thyroid is helpful.In other instances, very little can be done.In most fertility studies, before a man’s specimen is studied he is asked to avoid sexual activity for two and sometimes three days.The reason is that the doctor wants to see a specimen with the maximum amount of sperm cells.It follows that by restricting sexual relationships to every three days a man is more likely to produce specimens containing larger amounts of live, healthy sperm Another point in raising a man’s sperm level is his general health.Anything which detracts from a person’s over-all health detracts from his fertility.1 received a letter from another woman re- cently about the same problem and her husband was taking pills to stay awake Fatigue, medical problems, drugs, anything which detracts from the over all general health tends to decrease fertility It follows that good health habits are conducive to optimal fertility.Now about that artificial insemination without your husband's consent.In the first place, no reputable physician would do this unless both ot the prospective parents were in agreement.I don't believe that you will be able to maintain a satisfactory marriage if you attempt anything of this nature without the full consent and support of your husband.While you state a woman can get an abortion without anyone’s consent, my opinion would be that within a marriage this too should be a decision made by both individuals and not just one Marriage means sharing.Thai includes sharing ol decisions, responsibilities, joys and sorrows.A married woman who is pregnant and deliberately has an abortion without talking to her husband about it is not being fair to her marriage agreement II a couple is not willing to share problems and make decision together, it’s not much of a marriage.A more ideal solution for the two of you might be an adoption.This too should bo accomplished through proper agencies to ensure that you would get a healthy, normal child that would be a joy to your household and not a burden.But, any such decision would have to involve both of you.After all.it will require the efforts of both of you to provide a satisfactory home environment for any child.Send your questions to Dr Lamb, m care of this newspaper P O Box 1551.Radio City Station.New York.N V 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's booklet on impotence.send 50 cents to the same address and ask for Impotence booklet NKWSIWPKK KNTKIUMU.SK ASSN • THIC SHKKBKOOkK KKl’OKO — KRI , MAY 24.H74 - S Dear Ann Landers I read someplace that you don't drink and never have I don t care much for liquor but I always find myself having one or two because people keep insisting Some hosts won't take no for an answer What do you say when people pressure you to be sociable or have just one Sign me — A Drinking Dry W ho d Rather Not Dear D.D.: 1 have a very’ simple answer for people who keep trying to shove a drink in my hand I say.“If I don't mind YOl’R drinking, you shouldn t mind my NOT drinking Please don't ask me again (P S After that little speech I have very little trouble ) Dear Ann Landers: I have read many letters in your column from women who say they are always fighting off men It seems these poor dears are forever getting propositioned by the butcher, the druggist, the doctor, bus driver, lawyer, plumber and meter reader I know two women like that Why don t the simpletons realize what they are telling about themselves9 Don't they know that when a man sees a sign in the window that says welcome it’s an even bet that he will accept the invitation?Women who get all those propositions are hanging out little signs, whether they know it or not Usually it’s in their eyes Wizem up.Ann — Hip in Harrisburg Dear Hip: Generally speaking, you are right But some men don't look for invitations They issue em Dear Ann Landers: I agree with your advice to the 55-year-old man who is stuck in a marriage that has lost its meaning It was astute of you to guess that his wife may be as unhappy as he and would probably be glad to end it Our marriage is stone-cold dead We speak only to argue My husband thinks he’d be happier elsewhere, and I d be Father and Son banquet RICHMOND — The Scouts Father and Son Banquet was held in the United Church hall on Tuesday evening.April 30.at which there was a good representation After being seated Grace was offered by Rev.R A Cameron.À delicious supper was then served by members of the United Church W.A.Seated at the head table were Mrs H I Apps, who presented Craig Dewar with the Scout of the Year Award.Mr Donald Bergeron, chairman of the Richmond group committee, and son Tommy; Mr Leroy Lyster.District Commissioner, and two sons Leslie and Laird; Mr Milton Leet, Vice President; Mr J Roland Gaudreau, guest speaker, of Sherbrooke and Conservation Agent for Richmond region; Mr.Claude Smith.President of the Board of Recreation and Mr.Arnold Healy, Treasurer ot the Richmond Group Committee The Richmond Group Committee was composed of Mr D Bergeron.Mr Arnold Healy and Mr Evan Smith.Financial Chairman.Mrs Dorothy Bedard and members of other committees Among the guests seated at the table were Rev R.A.Cameron Rev W E.Walker, Mr John Barrington.Mr Wm.Murphy.Rev J Jacks and Mrs Frances Dewar.District Service Team After the supper Mr Bergeron introduced those at me head table, the guests and Group Committee members Committee members The chairman Mr Bergeron then introduced Mr Paul Paulson, the Scout Leader who then called on Mrs H I.Apps to BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES CARDS OF THANKS IN MEMORIAM REQUIEM MASSES 50c per count line Minimum charge $3 00 WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS No charge for publication providing news submitted within one month $5 00 production charge for wedding and-or 2 engagement pictures News of weddings » write-ups » received one month or more after event.$10 00 charge with or w ithout picture Subject to condensation OBITUARIES No charge if received within one month of death Subject to condensation $5 00 if received more than one month after death Subject to condensation All Above Notices Must carry Signature of Person Sending Notices present the Scout of the Year Award to Craig Dewar.The Past Scout of the Year Award winner was Chuckie Storry who introduced the guest speader Mr.Gaudreau who explained the position and agents work in this area concerning Wild Life.Fisheries etc.and stressed their importance.The speaker was afterwards thanked by Craig Dewar The chairman introduced the leaders of the Scouts, Cubs and Venturers.Mr Bergeron in his speech stated that 80 boys had been involved in Scouting this year, a slight drop as to past vears but that it is very difficult to plan and organize such a group, with the minimum or less than the required number of leaders.He stated that next year’s registration night, which is for parents to register their children for the coming year of Scouting, is also the annual general meeting for the election of their Group Committee members.Volunteers are also required to help out as leaders and they may do so at this meeting Mr Bergeron hoped this special meeting will be kept in the minds of all, to be present, as all were present at this banquet He also reminded everyone of the financial campaign and its importance to the organization The campaign is about to start and as soon as the list is completed for each, then the leaders would like to have it completed in about 30 days, and if everyone does his best or a little more it would be successful So with their cooperation the financial campaign chairman Mr.Evan Smith will be able to complete his work in the least possible time Mr Bergeron them invited Mr Leroy Lyster.District Commissioner to speak He afterwards asked Mr Milton Leet the Vice-President to say a few words and he impressed on the group the importance of Scouting in the area The family Marriage A nnounced The Marriage of CAROL ANN WINGER, only daughter of Mrs.Shirley Hoffman, and the late Elbert Hoffman.Ridgeway.Ont.to IRA LYNN PATRICK, youngest son of Mrs.Kathleen Patrick, and the late Ira R Patrick of Richmond, Que., took place at Welland, Ont.May 3, 1974.The couple will reside at 59 Empire St.Welland, Ont.Social & Personal Miss Patricia Bolger, eldest Spaulding of Compton were daughter of Mr and Mrs L Bolger of Blanc Sablon.Que .is a graduate of Alexander Galt Regional School, which she has attended for three years She and her escort Mr John entertained prior to the graduation dance by her foster parents Mr and Mrs J Lowery and Mr and Mrs A Richert of Waterville Bridal shower MANSONVILLE — A surprise bridal shower was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Newell in Highwater.for Miss Charlotte Oliver, future bride of Karl Krausserof Mansonville About 25 guests were gathered when she arrived with her sister-in-law.Barbara Oliver, who presented her with a corsage of red roses, and each mother received a corsage of pink roses Charlotte was assisted in opening her gifts by her Mom and future mother-in-law She expressed her appreciation and surprise, after which some games were played, followed by lunch served by Mrs Barbara Oliver and Mrs Leon Lamother.Jr The centerpiece for the luncheon table was a shower cake made by Mrs Robert Newell with a decoration of tea roses and tapers held by two samll wedding bells There were guests from Montreal and Windsor Mills as well as the surrounding district ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean Saturday, May 25 The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Born March 21 lo April 19): Conqrni.il quests make this a niqht lo rp member Let your hair down and join in the qaiety TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) : Diligent eftort is called for even though this is usually a day away from the job Pitch m GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) : Some difficulties do noted but can be overcome if caution is taken in health and safety matters CANCER (June 22 to July 21) : Stick to your principles Dont give others reason to think you are fickle and/or untrustworthy LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) You plod along while others are out having fun today hut gams you make will be worthwhile VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) : A calm peaceful day loll when you can loll around to your heart s content with a clear conscience LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) What may seem like a cra/y idea at first could ikovc to hr* profitable Don t hesitate to pursue it SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21): Don I hr* melodramatic State your point of view clearly hut avoid exagger a tion Watch temper, too SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21): Some overtones of gloom prevail in Saqittanan charts early in day Things should be OK by evening CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Your lethargy may be due to health reasons not boredom as you feel it is Have a checkup lo find out AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) You expect everything to be letter perfect and over react when it isn f Try to be a little more relaxed PISCES (Feb 20 to March 20) Everything in modéra lion should be your motto now Slow down from the workaday pace and relax a little UCW meeting (Î*) 1974 by TV Ck.cogo Tnbune World P.ghts Peserved SOUTH DURHAM - The May meeting of the U.U W was held at the home of Mrs Hartley Gunter with seven members present Miss Muriel Watt.President, opened the meeting by all repeating the UCW Purpose, in unison, she also read the devotional, theme.Possessions” Roll call and minutes of last meeting were read and approved Talent money and Silent Food Sale money handed in by members who were present Correspondence consisted of a letter from Mrs E V Kimmis.inviting members of community to attend service at Plymounth United Church on May 21 at 7 30 p m Their speaker was Rev Allen Bennett who has done mission word in Zambia, also a letter of thanks from Mrs Jessie Graham It was decided to have a Ham and Salad Tea on May 25 Members are reminded to bring in mystery parcels for Bazaar table Meeting closed with mizpah prayer Lunch was served and a social hour enjoyed Next meeting to he held at the home of Mrs Doris Coote on June 12 SOCIAL NOTE Mrs Dons Coote accompanied Mr and Mrs Edward Lynch to Brockville.Ont due to the death of Mr Cleve Coote which occurred on April 27 Deepest sympathy is extended to all of his familv Ire, *0 pi.' is Ah, are firii our r-o/d v is ; “W be in « athe.O'” do is of nr, You t0 kix you h the It H K v •tnee ou Mr.Rene Robert M Rene Robert Tn-on Salon Work Shop, and Storage Vault been fhwr ndit > E tion is a h* the vat > b, 1 ba f *v< '*d to vert and rare HROBERTæ I0M1 King St West — Sherbrooke - Tel 562 4008 Drinking lo be satiable?on fair the 19th century, canned or from Ann Landers booklet glad to let him go terms But I’ve given 25 years of my life to this man I’ve raised his children entertained his bosses and scrimped so he could have good clothes because he had to meet the public Now my generous husband wants to split everything 50-50 This means 1 end up with $40 000 1 m 52.with no business experience He has a good job.medical insurance and a fantastic pension I m not arguing The marriage is a fraud But when you give advice to middle-aged men.please tell them to be fair — W ilted Rose Dear Rose: If your husband has a shred of decency, he will provide for you as best he can A competent lawyer (yours) will help him decide what is honorable and financially feasible and see that he does it In the meantime, you can’t get blood out of a turnip, lady Hut please remember, while you are doing your arithmetic, that freedom from a loveless marriage can be worth plenty and 1 am not talking about money Confidential to Where Will It End9: Our forefathers did without sugar until the 13th century, without coal fires until the 14th century, without tea or soap until the 17th century’, gas or matches or electricity until frozen foods until the 20th “Booze and You — For century 1 think we ll make it Teenagers Only Send 35 cents + + + in coin and a long, self* Even if drinking is the "in” addressed, stamped envelope to thinking in your crowd it needn t Ann Landers.PO Box 3346 crowd you out Learn the facts Chicago.Ill 60654 Open House SAWYER VILLE — An open house party was held on May 13 in the United Church for Rev and Mrs Gordon Simons who had returned from their honeymoon A large number were present, with friends from the Anglican Church.Catholic Church.Island Brook.Birchton.Cookshire and surrounding area A program 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B Bnllam, B Com P Della Valle.B Com E H Detchon.B A Miss M E Findlav.B A G A Fox.B Sc A E Halsall.B A M F Kingsley.BA SA Klinck B A Miss D M Leroux.B A .MW McGuigan.B Sc MF Munkittnck.B A A R Nourse.R Sc .D J Poirier.B A Mrs Celebrate 35th anniversary BEEBE PLAIN.Vt.- The 4-H Welcome Club House was on Sunday the secne of a delightful 35th wedding reception held to honor the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Elwin “Bill*’ Jones of Beebe Plain.Vt.The couple knew “something was in the wind'' but on arrival and entering the hall they were greatly surprised to be greeted with "surprise, surprise*’ by their immediate family and relatives from a distance as well as from the area The couple's sons.Richard and Elwin.Jr.pinned on their mother s frock a green orchid corsage and their dad’s coat lapel, a green carnation boutonniere Good wishes were extended the couple informally and several pictures were taken The hall was attractively decorated with green and white garlands and wedding bells and with Jacoby’s bridge WIN AT BRIDGE Queens aids East-West relations NORTH A 107 T AQ6 ?K J 1086 ?942 WEST EAST A J 9 6 5 3 A A Q 8 T 10 7 3 T .185 2 ?5 4 ?A 7 ?Q 10 6 4 8753 SOUTH (I)) A K 4 2 T K 94 ?Q932 ?AKJ 29 West Pass Pass Both vulnerable North East South 1N.T 3N.T.Pass Pass Opening lead — 4 5 By Oswald & James Jacoby Jim:* “How about showing some unusual false-card plays?" Oswald ‘Here’s a fairly simple one by third hand West opens the five of spades against South’s three notrump contract.Here.East should play the queen not the ace.” Jim “This isn’t really a false card.It is the play of third-hand second high instead of high " Oswald; “Whatever you call the play, it is important that East play the queen If he plays the ace and continues with the queen.South will duck, win the third lead of the suit, knock out the ace of diamonds and make his contract since East won't be able to lead a spade." Jim “Now see what happens if East plays the queen South can still duck and wind up a winner, but will he'>’’ Oswald “Possibly, if East goes through a long ceremony of thinking before playing the queen, but South players are, human South would look mighty silly if West had led from ace-jack and his duck gave away the whole spade suit Therefore, South will take his king and hope for a 4 4 spade break which will let him make his contract irrespective of the location of both missing aces." NKWSPM’KH KNTKRI’WSK ASSN VACRRDJiv**** The bidding has been 29 West North East South lA Pan IT Pass 14 Pass 9 You, South, hold ?K2VAJ765?A64AQ94 A—If you play fourth-suit forcing.bid an irregular two diamonds.Otherw ise jump to three notrump, since two notrump at this stage would not be an absolute force.TODAY S QUESTION You do bid two diamonds and your partner jumps to three notrump Whal do you do now’’ Answer Tomorrow Send 5 1 for JACOBY MODERN book to Wm at Bridge (c/o this newspaper) P O Box 489 Radio City Station New York N Y 10019 arrangements of garden daffodils.The afternoon was spent chatting, some dancing to the recorded music played and the youngsters played games Fruit punch was served and a toast proposed by Mrs Jones' sister.Mrs Margaret “Peggy’’ Jones from Norton.Mass .who had been maid of honor at the marriage in 1939 A buffet supper was served from a lace-covered table Tables were set up and decored with daffodils.The chairs of the anniversary couple at the head of a long table were marked with coral ribbons to mark the 35th anniversary year The anniversary cake was made and decorated by Mrs Anna Sanville in white with coral roses, silver leaves and sugar wedding bells The top tier was raised on lacy pillars and topped with a pair of love birds in front of a tulle and pearl heart.The couple received a wishing well, the “roof" marked with “Happy 3 5th wedding anniversary" which contained currency; there were other gifts for their home and a very special ceramic plate made by Mrs Elwin Jones.Jr.and given the couple by their sons and daughters-in-law The plate featured flowers and marriage symbols, the back was ensenbed in gold writing “With love from Elwin and Lucy.Richard and Lorraine and family”.Writing on the face of the plate was Ruth and Bill.May 12.1939 This will undoubtedly become a family heirloom Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Jones' nephew and his bride of one year who joined in the celebration and received congratulations and good wishes.They were Mr and Mrs.Tom Jones of Auburn.Maine, who were married on May 12.1973 And May 12 being Mother’s For Mochinery that will assure you good service, visit SIMMONDS EQUIPMENT LTD Authorized Agent for “John Deere’ construction and forestry equipment 1931 Galt East Sherbrooke Tel.563-4155 S Preiss.B A S J A Richards B A Miss M H M Roy.B A J A Scott.B A Miss M E Tanner.B A ;K DAVE POWELL BAUKHOE AND LOADER SERVICES R R 8, Waler\ilb* 837-2548 Now • • • • the TOTAL silicone auto finish outdates wax and plastic âÊBBËrm polishes jg&m : gN new childproof cap Day, this was also marked at the anniversary reception Guests attended from Norton and Quincy.Mass .Auburn.Maine.Newport Center, Beebe Plain.Vt .Irasburg and Boundary Villages Mr Jones and Ruth Rhoades were united in marriage on May 12.1939 at Stoneham.Mass They have two sons and daughters-in-law.Elwin and Lucy; Richard and Lorraine and seven grandchildren For most of their married life they have been resident here at the Border Mr Jones is an employee at the Butterfield American plant.Derby Line Their many friends join with the family to wish them many more years of happiness together auto polish poli pour auto poit*H a enoTfcroa KOU 4® WOTECTlON NO WAX £ SILICONE SILICONE ¦ SANS CIRE K\stro| SKtSa MJTO POLISH WT CWUNU it rum u OR FJUTRl V miiown PRODUIT NOCIF OU MORTEL R HE P« one easy glide ’n dust application does it all.Chrome, paint.glass too! At last* A proven auto polish that gleams and protects Self polishing Astro Shield really lasts1 Resists gasoline stains, road film, salt damage and allows easier cleaning Look for these other fine Astro Shield products.Silic one Vinyl Top Care.Stripper Cleaner and lire* Beauty available now at automotive and hardware outlets including Canadian Tire Stores Rono Hardware ms THINKING POOLS?THINK CROTEAU FREE ESTIMATE ,„l i - / Syx ÆÊ Our Work Is Guaranteed R.R.1 ST.EUE D ORFORD 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE Complete Line of Accessories And Chemical Products Mon.-Wed.9 A.M.-5 P.M.Thurs.-Fri.9 A M.-8 P.M.Sat.—9 A M.-4 P.M.Sun.1 P.M.-4 P.M.PISCINES SWIMMING POOLS Tel 569-9901 OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT NEW ADDRESS Jpus.is-.¦j*.900 KING ST.WEST sher or 563-1422 i 10- THESHKRKROOKË RECORD —FRI , M AY 24.1»:4 Wl meeting 67th annual Lodge meeting District No.6 DANVILLE - The May meeting of the Shipton W I was held on Friday afternoon May 3 beginning with a food sale at 1 30 pm.w^ich was one of the largest and best attended food sales ever held by this Branch with food going so fast that these ladies hardly had time to place it on the tables This being Agriculture day our convener of Agriculture.Mrs F McKeage cared for a large table of potted plants, slips, tomato plants and a number of other items She was assisted by Mrs I Morrill In less than one hour these tables were nearly empty and members sat down to the meeting very pleased wan the successful food sale The President Mrs J Olney was in the chair and opened the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect and the Hymn of all Nations, reading in unison The Secretary.Mrs J Saffin.read the minutes of the April meeting whic h were approved as read Roll call Bring a potted plant was answered bv 13 members Plant a seed of it yields a host of plant a seed of tomorrow vou II stant Motto kindness, friends: bitterness alone The Mysterv Prize was won by .uirs S Taylor The President Mrs Olney then asked the conveners for their reports, which were as follows Agriculture • Mrs McKeage reported that she was pleased with the success of her table Home Economics - Mrs F Cleveland presented patterns and other items cut from newspapers Publicit> - Mrs L Perkins read a dipping cut from a 1945 paper titled Consumers members agreed that if this was true in 1945 it was more true today Final plans were made to combine the June and July meeting and this meeting will be held on June 8 at 10 30 a m followed by a dime Fair at 1 30 p m This being Treasurer’s and Publicity s day, plans for the afternoon are in charge of Mrs A LeRouxandMrs L Perkins This is a new venture for our Branch so we hope for a good turn out on the afternoon of Saturday June 8.in St Augustine s Church Hall The meeting adjourned and tea and homemade bread was served by the hostesses.Mrs Jennie Bell and Mrs F McKeage SOME THE BORN LOSER HOk) COüLP vOÜ 6ST l06>T UM£N H0V HAP A C0MPAS5 ?PiDn'T WO KNOk) THAT THE LITTLE "N" MEANé “NORTH"?I TH0D6WT IT MEAHT "NOulHERE ' i A by Art Sonsom Ah ¦ ¦ UOQLoÿ'u (cbrihwi not! 7 VCX) CAR& TO ' ÛDMFeS-S TO A CRlAAg-Z I RATE CAWS! SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill / (OSS ME>t>U FOOL/') -P- FRANK AND ERNEST MV DECOY WORKS EVERW TIME/ by Bob Thoves RE INC- AN EXECUTIVE IS A THANKLESS TASK, ERNIE.I'D PROBABLY pUIT IE X DIDN'T CrtT TWO HUNDRED THOU A YEAR PLUS STOCK OPTIONS.CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS THAT'S S/MSJ HE WAS cRANITEP A SABBATICAL LEAVE FOR NEKT >EAR.by Larry Lewis / WOW J SABBATICAL leave i y IS THAT AS IMPRESSIVE AS V IT SOUNDS £ V NAWj THAT'S JUST i ADMiNlSTRATlONESE FOR V "DROPPED OUT!" > FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves rzrr IT SAYSt "SERVE AT Room TEMPERATURE:' DO WE KNOW ANYBODY WHO HAS A ROOM* f-23 THE BORN LOSER MAI CO VOU Ml rY7 it was all ^ 6lÆs! A L AAN IDEA.-'WeMWOO- by Art Sonsom T ^ LEAVe us, V HEAWgN FORBID, Wf.'Rf TO p- HAWt yoo STUFFED AAADe IkJTO A LLMP SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill APRA.D WF JSrD OO VUCH POWER THAT TiME.NO^ON-V 3 3 v\E SHOO* AlEV OJT WE Bv-EW MlS CU3THE9 OPR WO* /îî$ A NÉIU EARTH PAO 'THEV CALL IT STR£**//¥& SHEHBHCKJKE - The 67th annual district meeting of District No 6 was held at 1 30 p m on April 6 at the Oddfellows Hall Wellington St Sherbrooke Members were welcomed by Sister Kuby Bachelder f Emeritus.Sister Vercil Hazle.P D D P Sister Ruth Stoddard P P Sister Georgelme Alberts Noble Grand of Princess No 4, opened the meeting There were 100 present Sister Margaret Currier District Deputy president was then introduced and welcomed Introduction of Assembly Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment officers then took place Address of welcome was given by Sister Lillian Robinson P D D P of Princess No 4 with response bv Sister Rhoda Pratt P D D P Myrtle No 28 Sister Gertrude Elliott read the minutes of the last district meeting held in St George s Church Hall.Lennoxville Sister Dezan of F idelity Lodge No 33 was recommended foi District deputy president 1974 The meeting was recessed and Brother Fred Currier introduced Miss Martha Jameson and Miss Nancy Currier who had made a trip to the l nited Nations in July, 1973 They gave an excellent report of their trip They were thanked by Sister Ruth Stoddard Myrtle Lodge 28 then gave an item of instruction about how flags should be carried This was most instructive This was followed by an item from Fidelity Lodge No 33 Grand Master Leon Bennett brought greetings from the Grand Lodge of Quebec Sister Dons Gordon, assembly president was introduced and welcomed and gave an address Sister M Currier thanked all for attending the meeting Lunch was served by St Marv s Guild Sherbrooke Curling Club closing meeting NORTH HATLEY - The ladies branch of the North Hatley Curling Club held their last meeting of the season at the home of the president.Mrs N Pike The following slate of officers for 74-75 was presented by the chairman of the Nominating Committee.Mrs Tom Ride President.Mrs.N Pike; 1st vice-president, Mrs N.McVittie; 2nd vice-president.Mrs E Gaunter; Secretary, Mrs R.Clark; treasurer.Mrs W Browning Mrs G Tribble agreed to act as L C.A Representative At the conclusion of a short business meeting, the following prizes were presented Bishop Trophy — Winners Mrs N.McVittie.Mrs.D Mills.Mrs E Gaunter and Miss L.Nutbrown Runners-Up — Mrs W.Crook, Mrs R Clark.Mrs C.Powers and Miss I Nutbrown Thom Trophy — Winners — Mrs N.McVittie.Mrs R Clark.Mrs.M Cass, Mrs A Call.Runners-Up — Mrs G Taylor.Mrs D Mills.Miss J McCrea and Mrs.E.Gaunter Jumble Bonspiel — Winners — Mrs Beatrice Bishop.Mrs L.Jenkins, Mrs C.Majury.Mrs I Rowe Runners-Up — Mrs G.Taylor, Mrs.J Allworth, Mrs.A Call and Miss I.Nutbrown Jumble 3rd Event — Winners — Mrs O.Knutson.Mrs.D Mills.Mrs.C Powers and Mrs Bob Little Runners-Up — Mrs W Crook.Mrs W Browning, Mrs E Gaunter and Miss J.FUNNy BUSINESS thanked on behalf of the 1 he members then enjoyed members, by Mrs L Pike, for dining out at a local hotel providing the prizes for the Mrs Bruce Bishop was Bishop Trophy each year.Allegro Unit meets DANCE every Saturday night at the COUNTRY INN 2 mil*» from Lennoxville in the Earl'» Town «re* Music by the Countrymen Square dance caller 9:15 — 1 15 Catering and Reception Reservations Doug McNab — 569 6957 STANSTEAD — Centenary United church Allegro Unit met for the May meeting at the home of Mrs.E Goff Probyn and Miss Arlene Probyn in Stanstead.with 15 members present The president Mrs.Warren Soutiere was in the chair to open the meeting with a period of devotions Routine reports were heard The gross receipts from the rummage sale was $63 10 down from past sales but still satisfactory Two interesting letters were read from the Unit Foster child An absent member was named to be in charge of the planting of flowers in the Bell on the church lawns Due to the Stanstead County Fish and Game club meeting on the regular meeting date the Allegro will have their next meeting on June 10 This will be jointly with the Afternoon Unit and the menfolk are invited to the home of Mr and Mrs William Greer.Mountainview Street for a combined lawn supper In case of rain this will be held in the church hall By Roger Bollen A note of thanks was read from Mr and Mrs Charles Merriman to whom a plant had been sent on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary reception After the meeting adjourned everyone sat around to chat awhile and to enjoy the delicious refreshments served by Mrs.Probvn and Miss Probyn.+ GIVE GENEROUSLY Welcome To The NORTON Norton.Vt Route 114 Concession Playground Children under 12 FREE Sat.-Sun.May 25-26 PAPER MOON (The Nostalgic ’SO’s) Ryan O'Neal Rated PG Plus Cartoon I U0O1Æ OP THIS MORNIM0 WITH A SOKE' THROAT, A STOMACH ache avid the chills j V: H 1^ leasant B el W ue I I otel North Hatley Under New Administration Jacques Laberge prop Fern Menard manager Dining Room — Banquets Weddings —Showers — Receptions Room & Board ( COUNTRY MUSIC AT THE FT) AMATEUR HOUR SUNDAY AT 6 P M with LYN and the PLAINSMEN Friday & Saturday Sunday 9 PM.to 2 A M.4lL~ 151 5 P.M.to 1 1 P.M.PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer there! OUR \ OWN) APPLE ! TREE^/ g w t .tv -r ' t 4 M WINTHROP JUST APPLE twimk 'V pies PRISCILLA) APPLE ¦' PeCACUkJC- ACL Of MV 1973 Vv/jDVC'CHÊS va v L.L J I l Think PLEASURE Think ECONOMY Think MOTORCYCLE Honda Toughest Name On Two Wheels i AUTHORIZED HONDA DEALER FOR SHERBROOKE AND REGION Sales-Service-Repairs Visit our showroom Vast choice of clothing for Ladies and Gentlemen Motorcycle Accessories CB-750 King Inc., Boul.Bourque THIBAULT MARINE '10 VERSAILLES ST-Sherbrooke TEL: 569-1155-569-6212 "WHERE THERE'S AFTER SALES SERVICE" -24 MODELS ON DISPLAY— IDEAL FOR THE NOVICE * SUZUKI 750 LE MANS 3 cylinder Suzuki for peak performance.The first liquid cooled motorcycle.Seven road models to choose from 185 cc to 750 cc.L’V GT 750 LeMans SUZUKI ENDURO 5 COMPETITION MODELS 6 Enduro models available 50 cc to 450 cc.TM 75 - TM 100 -TM 125 - TM 250 - TM The bikes that offer more 400 The ENDUROS World Champions for 3 years.-ft** * 4*~ * ¦ $?) TM 125L TS-250L Savage I — ACCESSORIES .Available for all makes tires, chains all sizes and models, batteries, plugs, safety bars and baggage racks, etc., etc.COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR MEN & WOMEN- HELMETS-BOOTS.ETC., ALL 1st QUALITY OPENING EVENINGS TO 8:30 P.M.YOU’LL GO WITH SUZUKI The good rimes just rolled in.Kawasakiis here! If you're looking for good times, we've got plenty of them.Because the good time line-up of Kawasaki motorcycles for 1974 just rolled in.And this year you've got more good times going for you than ever before.Grand touring on the Kawasaki Z-l 90Qcc.Sports riding on our quick and agile triple cylinder street bikes.Trail and street riding action on our dual-purpose enduros.First-time riding fun for kids and grown-ups on our small bikes.And coming soon, the Kawasaki motocross line.The good times are here.Come on in and let 'em roll.Don’t look for any to match '74 MT 125 AT your local dealer GINGRAS & FILS Ltee See the complete line of HONDA for Road and Trail More than 100 Models on display Kawasaki lets the good times roll.MARINA plod 1010 Ste.Therese St.-Sherbrooke-Tel: 569-5247 CB-550 A quarter of a century at your service Visit the IANT OF THE MOTORCYCLE INGRAS & FILS LTEE ‘‘There where service makes all the difference” 750 King East.Corner 10th Ave.South, Sherbrooke Tel.: 569-9464 \ 12 - THE SHKRKROOkt: REC ORD - FRI .MAY 24.It74 We Rent Almost Everything rflJ CEMENT BREAKERS.Air.Electric  Gas • Stihl Cham Saws COMPACTORS • MIXERS TFJWIFNT COMPRESSORS (Ingarsoll Rand) HEATERS 1.000 to SOO.OOO B T.U.'s GENERATORS • PUMPS SCAFFOLDING of all kinds 1001 OTHER ITEMS ON REQUEST r » * i Mac her Cement Breaker (Gas) Rental Center Fabi Inc.Goo.Fabi pros Gillos Fabi mgr 9C6 King W.— Sherbrooke — Tol 569 9641 • 7 SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS 1.Articles for Sale FLOOR COVERINGS - Opening sale Vmvl no wax needed reg fci now $1 96 Balance of rolls ideal for bathroom or kitchenette - *« price Also carpeting 100 per cent nylon.1st quality reg R» 95 now $4 79 A free carpet with purchase of 09 sq vd or more of floor coverings Fover du Prelart 22.'i Wellington South 562 8055 GESTKTNKR 120.antiques and other furniture bureaus commode* tables chairs pine and butternut sideboard spinning wheel oil lamps trays Victrola 2 ginger bread clocks and others 40 I’ine St Danville Que Tel 8:i9 2183 DIVAN ABM ('HAIRS kitchen table and chairs, vacuum cleaner tent 12 gauge Winchester stereo components desks 14 sailboat Tel 503 44H4 ( all Saturday and Sundav 1.Articles for Sale 1 VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT 6 pieces.1 Grandfather clock 6 h.gh 1 book cave with 3 shelves and glass 1 tea wagon 1 small white wood stove clean ISO 00 1 round box stove |4S 00 many other articles Tel 567 7781 1045 Wellington S 10 WINDOWS DOUBLK windows screens all sties and eavespouts Call 567 7565 AUCTION SALE at Hippier ove Inn Aver s Cliff Tel 838 4290 lune I 1974 -Attic clearance etc Watch for details next week FRESH BISCUITS 150 Chocolate biscuits at $5 50 a Wellington South Tel 507 7781 çases of rase 1045 FOB THE RIGHT PRICE on new furniture such as stoves refrigerators, washers dryers freezers televisions, kitchen bedroom and parlour sets.1 chesterfields clothes cupboards, frames, j lamps and carpets Haoul Fortier Inc .i 1026 Wellington South Sherbrooke Tel 567 3581 Terms if desired FURNITURE IN STORAGE Reason for sale not claimed Bedroom living room, kitchen sets, etc As low as $2 00 weekly Paul Boudreau Tel 509 3900 or 864 3251.Deauville AUCTION SALE of Horses for the Estate of the late CARL PAGE < of (irennville.Que Sale to he held at Laehute Auction Barn.I.achute.Que SATURDAY.JUNE 1st 1974 at I p m SELLING.Purebred stallions.Belgians & Percherons.2 8 years old Many heavy draft mares in foal some purebreds included many two three year old mares 1 heavy draft team chestnut mares 1750 Ihs each plus consignment of 25 heavy draft mares not in foal Also selling 25 30 saddle horses Please note, there are many outstanding horses in this sale, sale positive TERMS CASH ART BENNETT Bilingual Auctioneer Tel 889 2272 Sawyerville.Que For ROLAND COUTl’RE Moe s River, Compton SATURDAY.JUNE 1st.1974 at I p m sharp EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD 25 good head of HOLSTEIN cattle all clean to federal test This herd includes 10 lovely HEIFERS due to freshen in August and September.2 good cows due in September.12 very nice 15-month old open HEIFERS and 1 good YOUNG 1 year old Holstein bull MACHINERY 2 TRACTORS including one No 4000 Ford gas Tractor with power steering, differential lock and chains, one model H' Farmhand gas Tractor with pulley No 530 hay baler on power take off.No 56 New Holland mounted-type rake Kuhl tedder — very clean International 3-furrow plow with 3 pt hitch, 14 x 28 International disc harrow trailing model International 15-disc combination seeder and fertilizer Finishing harrow.New Holland wagon with hay rack.2 wagons on tires and with hay racks.Tandem trailer.135-bushel rapacity New Holland manure spreader on power take-off.Alhs-Chalmers mowing machine with 3 pt hitch.30-ft extension ladder ( ement wheelbarrow.Dion corn blower.30-ft bale elevator with motor 1 h p and l» h p motors.Chains.Cropper Double sled.2 electric cattle clippers.2 anvils.Homelite chain saw.6 milk cans and quantity of windows HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Complete bedroom set Kitchen set with 4 chairs.2 box springs.Chairs.Table NEW electric heater Hand woven rugs and a few other articles CAUSE of SALE THE FARM IS SOLD TERMS CASH or BANK LOAN For information or credit arrangements contact the auctioneer JULESCOTE Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 1274 South St Cowansville Que Tel 203 0670 or 203 1434 On the Farm Of LEONIDAS DEVOST R R 4.Ladd s Mill Road.Coaticook (Sianstead Co.i THURSDAY.M AY 30th.1974 at 1 p m sharp W ILL BE SOLD A good herd of 53 head of HOLSTEIN cattle all clean to federal test This herd includes 31 good YOUNG cows with a few in milk several due to freshen soon and the others at all times of the year 0 lovely 2-year-old bred HEIFERS 8 other HEIFERS including 7 - 1-year-old and 1 3 vear old and 8 nice calves The Industrial Milk Quota of 306.000 lbs MACHINERY 2 No 414 International TRACTORS including one gas model with front loader equipped with manure fork, • and one vers clean diesel model with chains.No 9 Massev Ferguson hay baler on power take-off.No 510 International 13 disc combination seeder and fertilizer (NEWi with clutch 14 x 28 International trailing model disc harrow -NEW Fahr tedding machine International 3 furrow release-plow.HSR tedder with 3-pt hitch.McKee snow blower (NF.Wi with 3-pt hitch Wagon with hay rack Oliver spreader 48 ft bale elevator with motor.International 7-ft mowing machine Trailer 20 milk cans 165 bags of 5-15 15 phosphate and 13-13-13 Nitrate and 17 bags of seeding oats MILKHOUSE EQUIPMENT one 2828 lb capacity DeLaval BULK TANK.DeLaval Milker with motor compressor and 3 De I^val pails Wash tub Hot water tank and an aluminum milk parlor to he moved TERMS CASH or BANK LOAN ALSO for SALE in whole or in part the farm of approx 215 acres For information or credit arrangements, contact the auctioneer JULESCOTE Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 1274 South St Cowansville Que Tel 263-0670 or 263 1434 FLEA MARKET ANTIQUES at the COUNTY BUILDING AYER’S CLIFF SUNDAY, MAY 26,1974 AUCTION SALE for MR ADELARD BLANCHARD 455 St Hilaire St.Fantham SATURDAY.MAY 25 at 12:30p.m.TO BE SOLD Modern 30 electric stove beautiful colonial living room set with rocker living room tables and lamps T V bookcase with Universal encyclopedia and others, china cabinet straight chairs nearly new 12 x 12 rug dishes many hand made rugs strong box with combination, etc ANTIQUES Many tables about 7' long many car licences, stove in good condition: trunk frames, etc Garden tools bench saw with motor manv gardening tools bench with vise, extension ladders I aluminum extending to 24 and 1 wood extending to 30 wood for repairing furniture shed stin k etc For information contact with confidence JEAN-GUY GELINEAU Lie Auctioneer Bromont Tel 534-2414 For BOLAND M ACLURE At the residence of Willhridge Maclure 11 Center St., Stanstead.Que SATURDAY.MAY 25th.1974 at 1 pm TO BE SOLD 1 chesterfield set.antique china cabinet many «nid tables and chairs, some antique pieces.La-Z Bov chair.Singer sew mg machine sew mg cabinet 1 complete antique bed room jet.set id twin beds many odd beds, bureaus and commodes.2 refrigerators.Enterprise wood stove l Whirlpool washer, china cabinet, chrome kitchen set with 6 chairs cottage furniture.1 kitchen set.1 outdoor swing 1 set electric hedge clippers, wheel, barrow, stepladder many tools and garden tools, quantity of milk cahs.2 garden cultivators, large quantity of dishes and cooking utensils, manv other articles too numerous to mention All to he sold without reserve as the property is sold Terms Cash ART BENNETT Auctioneer Sawyerville.Que Tel 889 2272 For MR.A MRS W S HAMILTON of Drummondville To he held at Art Bennett's Auction House WEDNESDAY.MAY 29th at 7 p m TO BE SOLI) One French provincial set like new.manv very nice tables and chairs, rugs.Frigidaire 12 cu ft refrigerator like new Frigidaire Electric stove like new Complete modem bedroom set three continental beds like new «nid beds, bureaus and commodes, antique chairs, kitchenette set floor polishers and vacuum cleaner one roll a wav bed.trunks, one small 6 cu ft refrigerator, mini size electric washer floor and table lamps.Sunbeam electric lawn mower, tools «garden tools, etc ».very large quantity of dishes and cooking utensils quantity of linen and blankets, manv manv other articles too numerous to mention Please note This furniture excellent condition TERMS is Cash ART BENNETT Auctioneer Sawyerville.Que Tel 889 '2272 13.Gardening CLASS IIIED Montreal Trust || (Realtor) COLUMNS OF Tel.569-9525 OPPORTUNITIES Tel.569-9525 CLASSIFIED RATES 5c per word CLASSIFIED DISPLAY A AUCTION RATES Transient to 800 agate lines 19c Minimum charge 90c for 18 words or less.8C3 to 15C0 agate lines 16c Consecutive insertions without copy change 15C9 to 2COO agate lines 15c 3 insertions less 1S% 2300 to 5000 agate Unes 14c 6 insertions less 25% Over 5030 aqate lines 13c 22 insertions less 33Vj% Borders to 6 pt., line rate plus 2c 260 insertions or one year less 50% Borders to 6 pt., and illustration(s), lint rata plus 4c DEADLINE 10 a.m.working day previous to publication.DEADLINE: Noon two working days previous to publication.VSe trade humes across the street or across the country List with us toda>.—Financing at 95 per cent —Transferee system across ( anada Office hours: Monday to Friday 9.00 AM—9.00 PM Saturda) 10 00 AM-4.00 PM PHONE: 565-1933 1680 King West St., Sherbrooke.Quebec J1J 2C9 41.Boats and Motors MUST SELL OR EXCHANGE a Cabin cruiser 18 00 h p Cheap fur cash Call 567-7625 4.Property tor Sale 4.Property lor Sale 12.In Let 12.Inlet 9 ROOM HOUSE A ADJOINING STORE TROUSER LAKE NEAR MT ORFORD Furniture and antique business and cottage 32 x 16.furnished recently pawn shop in good location at 1045 constructed 13 800 cash — $800 00 Wellington S 220 volt and hot water monthly payments $45 00 Roland Blais heating Also 40 x 24 warehouse Reason 562-6622 for selliaf illness tn.500 Tel >.7 778! W ILL SELL OR TR ADE apartment house in Sherbrooke East 15 four room apartments 1972 construction for old farm or land in the Memphrernagog Orford area Call after 5 00p m 879 4826 H Palme 228 Cote Asbestos TOMIFOBIA 24 ACRES in town «Please note our sign* also the pond and pleasant location Price $2 800 00 terms Sherbrooke Trust brokers 563-4011 Hugh S Rose agent 567-4251 ST FRANCIS VALLEY Beautifully located 48 acre field 8 to 9 miles from Alexander (ialt.Sherbrooke and the CHU 10 acres $4000 00 20 acres $8 (NN) 00 on a first class gravel road Grand view of the St Francis Valley and Highway No 1 Sherbrooke Tmt broker ^ 961 Mil Hugh S Rose, agent.567-4251 DES JONQUILLES (EAST SHERBROOKE i Enjoy suburban living without the inconveniences' Split entrance home, with supplementary 4 room basement apartment Renting for $135 00 per month, near school, the new Shopping Centre and 1 mile from the CHU $35 000 00 $26 000 00 Mortgage at 94 per cent — (’IT Deposit $294 00 per mos Sherbrooke Trust brokers 563-4011 — Hugh S Rose, agent NORTH WARD room bungalow fireplace kitchen ROBIDOUX ST 9 living room with dinette 3 bedrooms Finished recreation room at basement level plus 2 bedrooms and complete bathroom Sherbrooke Trust Broker 563 4017 Hugette Planche «agent» evenings 567-6156 ROCK FOREST - VILLEBON ST 6 room bungalow living room dining room, kitchen.3 bedrooms electric heating Sherbrooke Trust, broker 563-4017.Hugette Planche «agent' evenings 567 6156 NORTH WARD - PORTLAND ST 17 room, living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen 3 bedrooms plus playroom with bar cold room, garage Also 3 room finished apartment with present entrance Sherbrooke Trust Broker 563-4017 Hugette Planche «agent» evenings 567 6156 VILLA DEL SOL 24 and 4 room apartments furnished or not Quiet Location — All Services Available Next door to Carrefour de I Kstrie Shopping Center’’ 255 Candiac, Apt.7 563-2423 DEALERS-MARINAS SELL SAIL FOR PROFIT As manufacturers of the AQUA CAT the world s most popular catamaran with now over 13.000 owners we are looking for a dealer in the Sherbrooke area Those appointed will have an exclusive territory and the only investment is in a small inventory For details please write SUNDANCE INDUSTRIES LTD 1240 Plains Rd E Burlington Ont L7S 1W6 12.To let 35a.Legal Notice NORTHWARD VIMY ST Executive type brick bungalow, exceptionally large 875-3203 No Sundays wooded terrace with i marble fireplace.2 bathrooms humidified - and air conditioned, attached heated garage Early occupancy Earle P Hall (broken.Immeubles Marcoux & Ass Ltee 569 9926 5a.Houses for Sale BIRUHTON SOUND.SOLIDLY built 7 room house « to be moved ».14 storey.24 x 40 plus large verandah aluminum windows, prefab chimney.200 amp electric, modern baths, hardwood floors $3500 00 Robert Burns, broker ('ookshire 7.Farms for Sale CEDAR HEDGES PLANTED OR DELIVERED FREf ESTIMATE AND FREE DELIVERY TEL 837 2491 WE HAVE SMALL TRUCK will do cedar hedges also yard cleaning Tel 562-9071 WILL DO ROTO TILLING in Lennoxville area Also garden manure for sale Tel 569 3437 FLOW ER and Vegetable plants, ready lor spring planting Bill Brown Sutton Junction Que 4.Property for Sale MOORE ST Sherbrooke.9 room house living room dining room, kitchen, den powder room 1st floor 5 bedrooms bath New aluminum siding Sherbrooke Trust Brokers 563 4017 Otis Burns 562 8155 IM M RE I ARM vV Bt ILDINGS m citj limits most suitable site and location, can be visited by arrangement with Earle P , Hall «broker».Immeubles Marcoux & Assoc Ltee 569 9926 NORTHWARD MONTJOIE ST Brick masonite.27 6 x 40 9 large rooms finished basement Built 1959 Earle P Hall «broker • Immeubles Marcoux & Ass Ltee 569 9926 EAST WARD POULIN ST ( harming hill top bungalow .7 rooms fully panelled basement house very well kept in very good condition, car-port, hedged lot Very early occupancy Earle P Hall (broken Immeubles Marcoux & Ass Ltee 569-9926 DEAUVILLE & BURY Small garage & wood house, built up clientele on Mam Street traffic Good income Earle P Hall (broker) Immeubles Marcoux A- Ass Ltee 569 9926 BROMPTON LAKE 2 cottages 1st one winterized 1973 6 rooms, electric heating masonite colorloc.finished basement Completely furnished with stove and fridge 2nd cottage 6 rooms, lake view front, shallow sand beach 65 frontage, cleaned road in winter heated bv ¦ Franklin stove completely furnished, fridge and stove Earle P Hall (broker».Immeubles Marcoux & Ass Ltee 569 9926 MONTREAL ST .Sherbrooke, very large old style house.3 floors.18 rooms, plus 7 bathrooms, fire escape from 1st and 2nd floors Hot water heating Wired for telephone.TV and fire alarm Could easily be converted to 3 and 4 room apts or student home Close to CEGEP Sherbrooke Trust Brokers 563 4017 Otis Burns.562 8155 LENNOXVILLE Older home well maintained very got>d location, large lot Ground floor consists of sitting room kitchen bedroom den & bathroom Upstairs 3 bedrooms, kitchen & bathroom Mav easily be converted to 2 apartments Tel 569 4646 Monday to Eridav.after 6pm.Saturday 10 am to 6 p m WEST WARD MARtCOURT 6 room bungalow living room kitchen, dinette.3 bedrooms, garage, fenced and landscaped plus swimming pool Sherbrooke Trust.Broker 563-4017.Hugette Planche i agent » evenings 567-6156 DEAUVILLE DION ST winterized cottage 6 rooms, kitchen dinette, big living room sun room plus 3 bedrooms, also a small furnished chalet on propertv Sherbrooke Trust Broker 563-4017 agents Hugette Planche 567-6156 or Rejean Lapierre 864 4155 «evenings > ASCOT 100 ACRE FARM with good 2 storev 7 room brick house, excellent view large barn new garage, seclusion and privacy fields, woods, brook Asking $42 000 $20.000 cash Robert Burns broker (‘ookshire 875 3203 No Sundays 8.Cars for Sale SEE OR ( ALL DON M ARTIN Martin Automobiles for 1974 Chrysler.Ply mouth.Valiant.Cricket cars and Dodge trucks Also quality used cars 405 Belvedere St Tel 567-8421 Res 562-7062 FOR BMW OR RENAULT Call or see Ernie de Vos Very nice choice of used cars E deVos Automobiles Inc 2222 King West Tel 563-7222 1971 PEUGEOT 304 44 000 miles, needs, body repair $850 00 Tel 563- 4484 1969 — BUICK ELECTRA Good condition One owner 279 Queen St Lennoxville 562 4411 1966 ECONOLINE WINDOW VAN - new paint, rebuilt motor well maintained family vehicle Serious buyers for appointment phone 569 11 74 1969 MARQUIS BROUGHAM hardtop 2 door, fullv equipped air conditioned, very good shape 438 London St after 5 p m 2'* ROOM APARTMENTS furnished, wall to wall carpet, vacuum outlet, paved parking with plug-in.890 Bertrand St Available May 1st Tel 569 1840 or 562-4814 14.Cottages to Let MACANNAMAC LODGE on Spider Lake, near Lac Megantic.on Route 34 Attractive, comfortable cottages, equipped with electric stoves, refrigerators and other appliances, bathrooms with showers To rent on weekly or weekend basis For additional information write Mrs Dorothy Neil.3550 Stearns.Lac Megantic, Que or phone 819-583 1550 between 9 a m and 5 p.m .Mondav through Friday 17.Convalescent Homes ST PAUL S REST HOME Bury A home tor elderly citizens Write or phone.872- 3356 20.Wanted to Purchase WOODEN CARVINGS of animals, people etc .do not need to be antique, needlework, quilts, hand made cloth blankets, rugs Buying as usual, paintings, furniture, dishes, clocks and any antique items Brian Dumoulin Ayer s Cliff Tel 838 4925 INSTANT CASH — Sell your dishes furniture, knick-knacks toys, tools, bicvcles and antiques We pick up Tel 567-7781 USED FURNITURE Want to buy used furniture in good order, also antique furniture Will pay cash Tel 567-3581 WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS Old letters, coins Write Stamps' , Box 232 Sawyerville WE BUY gold lewellerv Skinner Nadeau Inc 82 Wellington Street North Sherbrooke 27.Female Help Wanted OUTDOORS GIRL wanted to help camp director with two children June.July.August Minimum age 17 Tel 562 9641 CANADA PROVINCEOF Qi E BEI DISTRICT OF ST FRANCIS DIVORCE REGISTRATION DISTRICT OF MONTREAL NO 500-12-041022-744 1.Livestock for Sale 29 Male & Female Help Wanted SUPERIOR COURT GINETTE ST HILAIRE housekeeper domiciled and residing at R R 1 Galt Street West, in the city of Sherbrooke district of St Francis.Petitioner.— vs — NOEL ST HILAIRE domiciled and residing at 2401 Bercy Street, in the city and district of Montreal.Respondent BY ORDER OF THE COURT The respondent.Noel St-Hilaire is hereby called upon to appear within 60 days, following the last publication of this order A copy of the Divorce Petition has been left for him at the Office of Divorce Registration at 10 East of Craig Street Montreal AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in default of vour serving and filling such appearance of Contestation within time prescribed above, the Petitioner mav proceed herein bv default and a divorce decree and other relief may be granted MONTREAL THIS21 MAY 1974 JACQUES PERRON Registrar for Divorces Steinman.Nadeau & Beauchamp Attorneys 36.Miscellaneous FOR OUTSTANDING PICTURE FRAMING.100 different mouldings in stock Quick delivery reasonable prices Studio R C Reg d 270 Mam St W .Magog Tel 843 2834 MATURE ENGLISH RING-NECK pheasants for sale Also \oung pheasants bv the end f May Hans Wilms R R i Fulford Que 243 6218 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION Shorthand & Typewriting For those who cannot attend regular classes Phone 567 2700 STUDENTS M ALE OR FEMALE • interested in learning French Would exchange to improve mv English Discussion at night ('all after 4pm 563-9389 36a.Home Service 44.Property Wanted FARMS.VACANT LAND, cottages, country houses required immediately for serious clients We guarantee prompt efficient service Mrs Jean Boutilier Roland Realties P.0 Box 3N Ay®! S Cliff 46.Pets for sale REGISTFRED DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppy - inoculated We are really cute Tel 875-3589 after 4pm GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES registered, from champion stock Tel 565-1713 AFGHAN HOUND, male.17 month?champion breed Tel 562-1376 48.Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN $1,000 to $50,000 1st • 2nd mortgage, everywhere.• Rate starting at 8V2% • Consolidate all your debts into one small payment Special attention to all out of town requests.BADEAU A FILS ENR.1576 King St.W Sherbrooke: 569-7375 night: 563-5604 Drummondville: 477-2890 Granbv: 372-9030 2 REGISTERED JERSEY heifers to freshen in September Contact 876-2874 60 HEREFORD HEIFERS 1 year old Apply H Graham Jr Sawyerville Tel 889 2726 MERRILL bungalow » redec orated for washer ST Coaticook.4 »th new sunporch.Wall to wall carpet and dryer Paved room newly wired drive detached garage Priced for qu«t k sale Sherbrooke Trust Brokers.563-4017 Otis Burns 562 8155 MIL BY 4 room house near Compton road 7 miles from Sherbrooke recent construction, beautiful v«ew $8 000 Cash $2 000 monthly payments $72 00 Roland Blais.562 6622 nice land — excellent house a land with timber 20 Richmond Area 42 acre heavily wooded Island in picturesque part of St.Francis River $7.500 00 83 acres of lovely view location tor $8.700 00 100 acres of acres heavy $8.900 00 174 acre farm with large brick house with loads of potential — many outbuildings $40.000.00 Year round 3 bedroom home on Lake Denison excellent condition $21.000 00 Terms 106 acre farm on paved road with large brook A rolling land Large 3 bedroom house Asking $48.000.00 For further information contact Karen Ingimundson - 819-826 3162 A E.LePage & Westmount Realties Inc.— 514-243-6125 WANTED The Research Station.Agriculture Canada.Lennoxville.Que.is interested to buy dairy heifers four to five months of age.Holstein type, good health, sound development Please communicate, between May 27 and June 6.1974.with Research Station.Agriculture Canada.Lennoxville.Quo Telephone • 12.To Let UVARTMFNT 3 ROOMS hcatod stove .md fridge furnished 2 James Si Lennoxville Tel 562 1277 SUBLET JUNE 1 Lennoxville 3 baths some furniture Tel 56 NORTH HATLEY apartment on River Av » 'able July 1st Co 5 bedroom house Imistuxl basement >2 9883 evenings 6 room heated St access to lake ntact 838 4925 l.FNNOXVIl.l F 1 THRE E ROOM \P\RTMEAT available July 1 and I four room available immediately E'urnished or unfurnished Tel 563-5095 after 4 30 p m HOTEL LE CARILLON Completely furnished suite with kitchenette, daily hotel services, chambermaid, fireproof, dmmg room, lounge, reception rooms, swimming pool.T V and telephone For Information 563-9181 CUSTODIAN REQUIRED for July 1st Couple preferred E'ree apartment plus salary Write St Lambert United Church.415 Merrille Avenue.St Lambert Quebec J4P 216 Attention D.M.f the International Association >f Rebekah Assemblies will be ittendmg at Sherbrooke Mrs Pearson is employed by he State of Maryland Motor vehicles administration as a Fille Examiner in the Rockville )ffice She is a member of the Vlaryland classified Employees Association and Montgomery 'ounty Co-operative Agriculture .'enter In community service, she has )een health chairman at iaithersburg Elementary School, Sunday school superintendent and has worked Aith 4 H groups, and the Cancer rusade Obituaries TOLBERT W BOYD of Barre.Vt.Tolbert W.Boyd.75.of 7 Valliere Ave .Barre.Vt .passed away on Sat night.April 6.1974.at the Central Vermont Hospital in Barre.Vt He was born in Louisa.Que .July 24.1898.son of Sidney and Sarah (Campbell» Boyd His early years were spent there He went to Barre in 1921 and had since made his home there On Oct 13.1923.he married Alice MacDonald in Lake Megantic.Que Her parents were Norman and Christie (Mac Lean » MacDonald of Marsboro Besides his widow, he is survived by two daughters.Miss Barbara Boyd and Mrs Harrison (Myrtle) MacLeod and three grandchildren.Rep Steven MacLeod.Kristy Jo MacLeod and Ernest MacLeod, all of Barre.Vt.as well as three sisters.Miss Bertha Boyd and Mrs Henry (Gladys) Ward, both of Sherbrooke.Que .and Mrs Isabelle Carr.North Hatley.Que A sister.Mrs Maude Laberee.predeceased him He also leaves several nieces and nephews Mr Boyd was a blacksmith, toolmaker and tool sharpener and had his own shop when he first went to Barre He had also worked for the Johnson Gustafson Granite Co., many years and later for Consolidated memorials He retired from that employment in 1965 He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Barre and had been a trustee of the church for 25 years, most of those years as chairman He also belonged to the Everyman’s Club of that Church.He was a member of Clan Gordon 12.OSC.(iranite Masonic Lodge 35, Square and Compass Club, the GCIA and the United Stone and Allied Products workers union, now the United Steelworkers of America Masonic Memorial services were held at the Hooker Funeral Home on April 8 and funeral services were held on April 9 at the First Presbyterian Church in Barre, with the Rev.T Murdock Hale officiating, assisted by the Rev Carlos Whitlock of Longmeadow Mass Bearers were Henry Ward.Clayton Campbell.Clyde Cutler, Raymond Jean.Harry Perrigo and Armond Morissette Burial was in Hope Cemetery.In lieu of flowers contributions were made to the Memorial Fund of the First Presbyterian Church in care of the Rev T Murdock Hale.Barre.Vt The deceased has many relatives and friends in the Sherbrooke and Lennoxville area, several who attended the services MRS THOMAS BLANEY of Stanstead formerly of Quebec Mrs Thomas Blaney, in her 95th year, died peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday.April 30, 1974.at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lawrence (Beatrice) Hodgman in Stanstead The former Catherine O’Gorman was born at St Giles.Que .on December 7.1879.a daughter of James and Mary Ann (Boyle) O'Gorman She lived most of her life in the area of Quebec City August 24.1908.she was united in marriage to Thomas Blaney.who predeceased her on May 29.1941 The spring of 1969 she came to Stanstead to reside with her family, the Hodgman s.Mrs Blaney’s funeral was held from ('ass Funeral Home.Stanstead.to the Sacred Heart church in Stanstead where the Requiem Mass was held on Thursday morning.May 2 at nine o’clock, with Father Roland Mainguay.the celebrant Interment took place at St Narcisse cemetery.Quebec Mrs Blaney is survived by a daughter.Mrs Hodgman.eight grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.a sister.Miss Agnes O’Gorman of Warspite.Alta .and more distant relatives A daughter.Elizabeth died November 3.1939 and a son.Howard on May 17.1967 Among those to attend the funeral with Mrs Hodgman and Heather of Stanstead were Mr Harland Hodgman.Montreal.Mrs Howard Blaney and three daughters of Ste Marie de Beauce; Mrs Gaudus Nadeau, St Patrick's, Mrs Eugene Naylor.Sr.Mrs Eugene Naylor, Jr .of Compton.Mr and Mrs George Plante.Mrs Nicky Stafford.Mrs.Frank Chappell, and Mrs.Raymond Collins.Berlin.N.H., Mrs Kenneth Reggie.Island Pond and others from the Boundarv areas She has also served on the ‘ommittee for the pilgrimage to he Tomb of the Unknown She Aas elected Warden of the International Association of Rebekahs assemblies at the 1971 session in Vancouver.B C .and )nngs to the presidency a wide Fraternal experience Another distinguished guest to De in Sherbrooke will be Lady Manon de Thestrup of Burlington.Vt President of the International Associations Ladies Auxiliaries Patriarch Militant She is a member of Beatrice Rebekah Lodge In the Vermont Rebekah Assembly she has been United Nations Pilgrimage chairman on the State Youth Committee, a member of the Grand Bodies Planning Board, and is business manager of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah News Letter of Vermont She is also an associate member of the Press Association Lady de Thestrup was instrumental in organizing Tanda Theta Rho Club of Burlington and is its advisor Always active in the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant she served as Department Association President in 1968 69 and in the International has held several offices and was elected second vice-president at the Sovereign Grand Lodge session in Vancouver.B.C Her family are ali members of the Order Her late iii^-band Frants de Thestrup was a Past General, commander of the Patriarchs Militant May 24 and 25 will be the 94th session of the Grand Lodge of Quebec opening on May 25 with Leon C Bennett of Knowlton.the Grand Master, presiding May 24 will mark the 66th session of the Grand Encampment of Quebec with Frank Smith.Grand Patriarch from Ayer's Cliff, presiding And the 77th session of the Rebekah Assembly of Quebec will open on May 24 with the president.Doris Gordon, of Granby, presiding This session will continue on May 25 It is anticipated a great many members of these fraternal Lodges will be attending from both sides of the Border Pinnacle Chapter No.11 0ES SUTTON — The monthly meeting of Pinnacle Chapter No 11.Order of the Eastern Star, was held in Sutton Memorial Fraternal Hall on May 8.with Mrs Helen Lengacher.Worthy Matron, presiding Distinguished guests were welcomed and given seats in the East, following the opening ceremonies and presentation of the Flag The altar was draped in respectful memory of Mr Frankland Miles.Most Worthy Past Grand Patron of the General Grand Chapter of the Order, and Past Grand Patron of the Grand Chapter of Massachusetts.During this ceremony the organist.Mrs Eva Allen, of Beaver C hapter No 7.played softly Abide with Me' and “Beyond the Sunset.” Mrs Helen Hastings.Grand Representative of the Grand Chapter of Manitoba, was escorted to the East, where she gave a brief outline of the forthcoming session of the Grand Chapter which she will represent for the next three years There was considerable discussion of suggested plans for the use of funds available for the Grand Chapter of Quebec, this matter was finally tabled until the June meeting At the close of the meeting, on June 12, 1974 delicious refreshments were served in the lunchroom at tables decorated with lovely spring flowers The next meeting will be held CARPETS This is your last chance to obtain carpets for your home, cottage, basement, etc.Balance of rolls from: $1-95 a yard Shag: $2.75 a yard.— Commercial carpets No reasonable offer refused.Closing our doors on Monday, May 27th COME NOW to: St.Colomban Church Basement, 950 Federal St.(near 180 Galt W.) f ÛMECNE.EEK & MEEK T- ;5 IT A “MA^E U'e SOMEONE 00MIN6 TO UUo ME : IT'S ESvJUcM 0£iN6 LûrT LOiTMOUT ôê^T.NS MU66£P,T0C! HE’S 6ETTIN6 CLOSER.' |'M TRAPPED! I'M DOOMED!! , (§5 HiVTORY PATIÉÀJT