The Sherbrooke record, 15 novembre 1972, mercredi 15 novembre 1972

Sherbrooke PQ elects new executive (seep.3) The weather Some clearing today with a high of about 30 Loh tonight of about ?0 Outlook for tomorrow, little change «PS: If you want to make anti-freeie.hide her pajamas! t THE SHERBROOKE RECORD THF SHERBROOKE RECORD WED.NOV Ik.If?! Naturally it's good ,T * , \n * *•*» »*•»•»• iN*t»«oofc« Special law finally confirmed at 3 a.m.workers must provide'essential services' îjêmïi ¦*.¦* * : QUEBEC (CP) — Striking Hydro-Quebec workers must furnish broadly-defined essential services” or face stiff fines under emergency legislation passed early today by the Quebec national assembly The legislature worked until after 3 a m to pass the emergency legislation aimed at getting the lights and heat back on throughout the province, hit by a hydroelectric strike nine days ago The legislation orders workers to return to those jobs deemed necessary for maintaining essential services and provides fines of between $50 and $250 a day for individuals not complying with its provisions Hydro-Quebec and the unions, or their officers, face fines of between $5.000 and $50 000 for refusing to provide essential services or for counselling workers not to comply with the legislation The legislation gives only a broad definition of what constitutes essential services or what employees will be required to return to their jobs.CAN BE APPEALED The assembly adopted an amendment, moved by Robert Burns, house leader for Parti Québécois, which permits either a union or Hydro-Quebec to ap peal any order under the legislation to the labor relations board The assembly adjourned until Thursday after a sitting that began at 3 p m Tuesday and continued with only a two-hour dinner break While the assembly was meeting, negotiations between Hydro-Oiiebec and the Canadian Union of Pubic Employees « i PE1 which repi eacnts the IM0 striking workers, were broken off The strike Tuesday resulted in 319 unrepaired power breaks affecting about 29.(KM) people Power failures also led to layoffs in industry and in one case.4.000 employees were laid off in the Montreal suburb of Anjou In the assemoiy, the Opposition criticized Premier Robert Hourassa’s Liberal government for being slow in acting to bring disruption of power supplies under control Opposition parties had asked for an emergency debate last week They also were critical of the sweeping provisions of the bill, which they suggested was nearly the equivalent of an outright back to-work order Labor Minister Jean Tournoyer maintained that it was aimed solely at ensuring that essential services are maintained during the strike Mr Cournoyer has called for representatives of Hydro-Quebec and CUPE to appear before the legislature's labor committee on Friday The bill defines essential services as everything needed to ensure full operation” of all electrical and gas services” in Quebec The definition includes operation of production, transformer and transmission equipment and distribution and any other necessary work.” It also includes "warehousing, pay and safety services and the clerical work” involved in all of this The bill would be temporary, however, remaining in effect only until Hydro Quebec and its employees settle their dispute Mr tournoyer said the government still plans to introduce legislation to define essential services in the public service generally Such legislation has tx^cn under study since last spring, when a general strike in the public service caused severe disruption of essential services in hospitals throughout the province Evaluation today following severe lashing RED CROSS GET-TOGETHER — The Lennoxville branch of Chairman; Richard St-Duier.President; and John York, the Red Cross held its annual meeting last night in the Town Regional Vice-President.Hail.Seen above are, left to righ., Ed Lynch, Campaign (Record photo: S MccGwire) Lennoxville board names new commissioner By WENDY McMULLEN Record Reporter LENNOXVILLE - A new commissioner.Mrs Madge Paulette, was unanimously elected to the Lennoxville elementary school board yesterday evening Mrs.Paulette, who replaces Commissioner Wendell Greer who resigned recently, is a graduate of McGill University and has been active in the community as executive of the Sherbrooke hospital ladies auxiliary She has four children, two in elementary school and two at Alexander Galt Regional High School Mrs Paulette will represent Ward No.5 of Sherbrooke and she will hold the position until June 1973 when partial board elections take place Canada OTTAWA (CP) — Talks between the United States and Canada on the future of the auto pact have been postponed indefinitely because of the political Caouette confirmed in Charlevoix MURRAY BAY, Que (CP) - Gilles Caouette was confirmed the winner of the Oct.30 federal election in Charlevoix riding Tuesday when a partially complete judicial recount was stopped.Returning Officer Fernand Tremblay announced The recount was halted when the voter who had sought the tally told Superior Court Justice Jean-Jacques Bedard he was conceding Mr Caouette s victory.Mr Tremblay said Mr Caouette.son of Social Credit Leader Real Caouette.received 10.264 votes while Liberal candidate Jean-Guy Alain got 10.105 votes in the official count Progressive Conservative candidate Pierre-Paul Savard trailed with 5.747 votes Inside today BIRTHS A DEATHS 14 CLASSIFIED 12 COL’.ICS 13 EDITORIAL 4 FINANCIAL M SfOFTS If.!* TV 13 WOMEN C Today’s Chuckle Government spending give* yon an idea wbv law* are called bill* Valuation rolls for taxes are now complete and will be deposited at the treasurer’s office for 30 days for the general public to examine The commissioners adopted a motion to advertise this in all local newspapers to ensure that tax payers are aware of their right to examine the valuation A motion to advertise in a Montreal newspaper was defeated because of the prohibitive cost of such advertising.Vitamin pills for school children was the subject of some debate.In past years, vitamin pills, subsidized by private groups have been given to the children Commissioner Dr James Ross contended that vitamin pills were a waste of money for 80 per cent of the school children and that the board should not fall into the trap of handing them out indiscriminately situation in Canada, informed sources said Tuesday.However, officials of the two countries will get together in Washington at the end of this month to talk about world trade, it was disclosed A trade department spokesman said the agenda of the coming meeting has not been finally settled Nor has the makeup of the Canadian delegation, though it may be headed by a deputy minister.The spokesman described the Washington talks as "just a meeting to discuss the world trade situation ” A U S.embassy source said the talks probably will centre on multilateral negotiations scheduled to take place in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) next year.They will permit representatives of the two countries to compare notes with a view possibly to reaching common positions on issues to come before the GATT meeting The trade department spokesman said there are no immediate plans for the resumption of talks on Canada-U.S.trade differences The talks, which have been adjourned in deadlock since February, were to have resumed about this time However, the inconclusive result of MONTREAL (CF) — About 240 Nordair Ltd employees in Quebec, Ontario and the Northwest Territories went on strike at midnight Tuesday night to back contract requests A Nordair dispatcher said early today that no flights had been cancelled He said the first flight of the day from Montreal to Hamilton and then on to Pittsburgh would depart at 7 00 a m EST as scheduled Union representative Aldo Caloun said strikers have been called to an afternoon meeting in Montreal to discuss strategy The striking men.who belong to the He suggosted that certain students or selected schools only should be provided with them.The board decided to wait for the recommendations of the parents’ committees on the subject before making provisions to supply them.No tenders have been received by the board for the sale of the Lawrence school in Sherbrooke.Two parties however, are interested in renting the school, one as a youth activities centre and the other as a recreation centre But no decision can be reached until the official close of tenders on Nov 21 The length of probation for teachers before they can secure tenure will be left to the decision of the school principals, the commissioners decided following a recommendation from the director-general, Hugh Auger The usual norm is two years the Oct.30 federal election which left the Liberals and Progressive Conservatives tied with 108 seats each, has raised doubts about the strength of the Canadian negotiating position and forced a postponement Prime Minister Trudeau said Nov 2 that his Liberal government will not enter into any binding agreements until it has received a vote of confidence in the House of Commons The new Parliament may not be called into session until January, though the government is under pressure both from within the Liberal party and from opposition parties to make arrangements for a December sitting Principal issue in the stalled trade talks is the agreement providing for free commerce in automobiles and auto parts between Canada and the U S.The Americans are anxious to have the pact overhauled to remove or modify safeguards that protect the Canadian auto industry and have contributed to a Canadian surplus on trade between the two countries.Canada has been resisting the U S on this point The trade department withheld comment Tuesday on a statement by an adviser to President Nixon that the U S.will press for substantial changes in the auto agreement International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers voted 97 per cent in favor of strike action, said Victor O’Reagan president of the union The employees include maintenance personnel, cargo handlers, ticket and passenger agents and DEW line personnel They have been without a contract since May 31 Mr O'Reagan would not disclose the employees current earnings or their wage requests CAME AS SURPRISE Roland lefrancois, president of Nordair.said that the strike vote came as a surprise to him By THE CANADIAN PRESS Weary civic officials today plan to survey the damage caused Tuesday who., rain and waves smashed shorelines in southwestern Ontario, forcing evacuation of more than 300 persons and causing more than an estimated $1 million damage The storm, with winds with gusts 60 miles an hour, whacked both C anadian and United States sides of lakes Erie and St Clair as well as Lake Michigan on the American side More than 8.000 persons were evacuated along a 38 mile stretch of Lake Erie in Michigan extending north from the Ohio border At the east end of Lake Erie, the Welland canal was closed The storm hit most of southern Ontario, but the most severe effects were felt in the townships of Pelee and Mersea.south of Windsor, and the Windsor area itself WAVES SMASH DIKES William Bartja, reeve of Pelee Township, said 5.000 acres of Pelee Island, 18 miles south of the mainland, were flooded when dikes were smashed by waves from Lake Erie."There’s no use in trying to pump it out,” he said, ‘‘because it’s all level with Lake Erie now ' He said at least 30 cottages were destroyed and some persons were evacuated on the scoops of front-end loaders Others climbed on top of bulldozers He said damage would be more than $1 million Mr Bartja said Leo Bernier, minister of natural resources, and EAST ANGUS 4AKQ10 72 A J 8 6 2 A 10 7 4 SOUTH 4b K 83 V AQ 10 7 2 ?9 4 A K 93 Both vulnerable West North East South 1 * 1 ?1 V Pass L* V Pass 4 V Pass Pass Pat Opening lead ?8 Today’s George G o o d e n hand illustrates the loser-on-loser play.South is playing a v e r y normal four-heart contract.It also looks mighty easy.If West holds all four trumps.South won t be able to make the contract because he has no way to avoid the loss of two diamonds and one spade.Otherwise, if left to him- self.he can simply draw t r u m p s and concede his three losing tricks.Unfortunately for this simple plan, the defense leads first West opens the eight of diamonds in response to his partner’s diamond over-call and Hast quickly takes two diamond tricks and continues the suit.If South ruffs this third diamond with a low trump, West will overruff If South ruffs high.West will eventually collect a trick with his jack of trumps Either way, South will still have to lose a spade trick later on.W hat, if anything, can South do about this situation?He can use the loser-on-loser technique and discard a low spade on the third diamond.This play leaves South in full control for the rest of the hand.Dummy is ready to ruff a fourth diamond lead and any lead allows South to draw trumps and make the rest of the tricks.ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean Thursday, November 16 The Day Under Your Sign ARIFS (Horn Marrh 21 to April 19} Your attitude» are subtly changing and your appearance may, too.as >ou look at things dtf ferently TAt’Rl'S (April 20 to May 20J Don’t make accusa tlons Give the other fellow a chance to explain his side of the matter GEMINI (May 21 to June 21 J: Romance may be ex citing, but needs a bit of caution during this period, suggest planetary rays CANCER (June 22 to July 211 Accept Thanksgiving Invitation now Don't wait to see If more Interesting one comes along LEO (July 22 to Aug 211 Don't assume any new oh ligations Just now Remem her.you have holiday ex penses coming up soon.VIRGO l Aug 22 to sept 22]: I'se up what you have on hand before splurging for replacements Walt for post holiday sales LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22]: Your ego may he bruised by chance remark you overhear Once you think It over, you’ll shrug it off SCORPIO (Oct.23 to Nov.21 J: If you’ve been Ignoring your physical well being, don’t put off checking up one day longer Make appointment SACilTTARIlS (Nov.22 to Dec.21 J: Don’t let earlv-morning irritations influence your mood during the entire day.Try to cheer up CAPRICORN l Dec.22 to Jan 201 : Get clutter out of your life both at home and on the Job Wind up half-finished projects.AQUARIUS (Jan.21 to Feb 19): You have an Inclination to retrace your steps This is the wrong time to look back Forget past mistakes PIS( ES [Feb 20 to Marrh 201 : Don’t overtax yourself physically or mentally during hectic days ahead Health adversely affected Cl!*?2 hy T! » h: .*.i Tribune World Ki*ht« Ree^rrcd Windsor Mr and Mrs James Cattle, and daughter.Michele, of Tillsonburg.Ont and Mr and Mrs Brian Alden and son.Gregory.Wmgham.Ont were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Watson and family Mrs William Holliday was in Karnham to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Homer Beers While in Eamham she also called on Mr and Mrs Homer Ledoux and in Waterloo called on Mrs Ben Rainville (Grace Perkins) who is convalescing following heart surgery Mr and Mrs Ira Huxtable of Granby were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd McCourt Miss Laurie Leroux of Tingwick was a weekend guest at the same home Mr and Mrs Neil Proulx.Ville St Laurent, spent the weekend with Mrs Paul Proulx and Mr and Mrs.C.Oakley Mrs Guy Robinson.Mrs Wm Halliday and sons visited Mrs H E Perkins, a resident of the Wales Home in Richmond Mrs Agnes Stott has returned home after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs David Robertson in Laval Mrs Agnes Oakley spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Clarkson in Two Mountains and also called on Mr and Mrs Bill Gerry in Montreal Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wheeler and Miss Kathleen Wheeler were Mr and Mrs Albert Cotterell Sr and Mr and Mrs Wm Pink all of Magog Fun to Crochet! She'll love goiiiK places in this cozy, bright set ! QUICKIE SQUARES in 3 gay colors are easy to memorize.to join! (’rochet of knitting worsted.Pattern 7496: joining charts, directions for coat sizes J-13.beret included.SEVENTY FIVE CENTS for each pattern cash, cheque or money order.Add K» cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling Send your order to MARIAN MARTIN care of Pattern Dept The Sherbrooke Record, 60 Front St West Toronto 1.Ontario Totally New 1973 Needlecraft Catalog crammed with knit, crochet styles, crafts.150 designs.FREE patterns.TT»»4 NEW! Instant Money Book.Learn to make extra dollars from your crafts.$1.00 Instant Macramé Book $100 Hairpin Crochet Book vl 00 Instant Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Gift Book $1.00 Complete Afghan Book $1.00 16 Jiffy Rugs Book .60 H Kl) NO\ IS l>7?Il jriw ip^nv.state s b> ith a s * ill > and etting the isuble rkevs rs m etore iheit >aded er\a- from not.eser-tural eser-i m the> m heit poil er it the ator mk sus-w 111 tier em- r H HAIH HAS MOKE body, discipline this winter for those who still favor the long look.Clairol Canada says curtains of straight hair do not make the fashion scene; body, curls go with the new refined clothing look that calls for more hair style sophistication.Herbal scented shampoos and conditioners designed in different formulae for dry.normal and oily hair make hair care a fragrant pleasure, but good hair care must be complemented with proper diet, exercise, sleep.Long hair often suffers from split ends and overall dryness because natural oils can't get to the ends of the hair between shampoos.Herbal creme rinses with conditioners or protein for extra body aid dry hair while their scent complements shampoo essences.C W McVetty 4S3-2MI The President and Directors of the Inverness Beef Cattle Association have reason to be proud of the success of this sale of livestock on Oct.19.on the grounds formerly owned by the Inverness Fair Some 1122 animals were sold by Mr Goggin, of Plessiville as auctioneer, for the tidy sum of $200 982 45 Another such sale was scheduled for Thursday.Nov 2nd Inverness Mrs Isaaf.of Berlin.N.H .Mrs Owens .of East Hereford, were visitors of friends here Mr and Mrs Elmon Walsh, of Howick.were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mimnaugh Mrs ME.Provan.of Glasgow.Scotland, is spending a couple of weeks at the McVetty home Some years ago Mrs Provan was a guest of Mr and Mrs George F Mooney in the village here Mrs Provan has travelled extensively, having been to Australia three times to visit her two daughters who reside there She finds many changes here with almost all of her friends having either passed on or moved to other localities.Other guests at the McVettvs were Mr H M Patton and Mr Ronnie Jamieson, of Kinnear's Mills La grippe has been busy making unwelcome calls at several homes here One of its victims.Mr Allan Little, is not as well as his many friends wish Manso’u ille Maria Brat tttWl Mr Arthur Aiken played the bagpipes with the Eastern Township Highland Pipe Band Saturday on the occasion of St Andrew s Ball in Richmond Mr and Mrs George Durocher have new moved into their newly purchased home in \4aterloo Mrs Durocher is the daughter of Mr aad Mrs i i.ir< Bedard West Hill Recent visitors of Mr Frank Patch in the Montreal Royal Victoria Hospital were Mrs Eric Patch.Mrs Ronald DeFelice.Mrs Ai Woodard Mrs Dale Webster.Mrs Robert Cole Sr Bremont.Mrs Hilda Hill.South Bolton and Mr Ross Chamber land Bolton Pass Mr and Mrs Paul Brulette and Mrs Maybelle Cote visited Mrs Bertha Thayer in the Montreal Royal Victoria Hospital Mrs Francis Ruiz and little Rickey.Chambly spent the weekend with the Brulettes Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Richard Pincomb* Montreal North, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Brulette and family.Maneville Mr and Mrs R B Armstrong motored to Montreal Miss Sadie Mackenzie.Mr Fred Ducharme and Mrs Kate Newell.Dunkm.motored to Quebec City and visited the Ste Anne de Beaupre Shrine, and also spent a couple of days in the city Mrs O J Lummis.Montreal West, was a weekend guest of Mrs Mary Miller Mr and Mrs Leon Eldndge accompanied Mrs Bernard Montague.Debbie and Michael, to their home m Dollard des Ormeaux for a few days and then the Eldridges went to Lindsay.Ont .and visited a week with Mr Eldndge s sister.Mr and Mrs William Godue Mr Russell Heath Ville D’Anjou, spent his vacation with his brother.Mr and Mrs Kevan Heath and family Mrs Maria Bray called on Mrs John Cameron.South Bolton, and found her feeling quite well Mrs Bray also visited Mrs Reginald Peasley.Bolton Center, and had the opportunity of meeting of Peasley s daughter from Waterloo Mrs Rosanna Lamoureux and her brother Mr Jerry Chalifous were called to Littleton.N H .to the beside of her brother-in-law.Mr Perley Wells, who is very ill in hospital Mrs Lamoureux remained with her sister for a week and Mr Chalifoux stayed on longer.Mr and Mrs John Clifford and Mr Sails.Beebe, visited Mr and Mrs Winston While The Whiles invited Mr and Mrs Otto Betschon and Mr and Mrs Wayne Bedard West Hill as dinner guests Mrs Ethel Bailey and Mrs Catherine Marchant Montreal accompanied Mr Walter Smithers High w ater on a shopping trip to Sherbrooke Approximately SO of the UCW ladies of the Mansonville and Vale Perkins l nits made a tour of the Miss Clairol Factory, Know Ron where they had three ditterent guides to show them how their products are made The group found it most interesting Miss Ginette Daigle.St Gabriel de Brandon Miss Nicole Daigle.Three Rivers, visited their parents Mr and Mrs George Daigle and family for the weekend Mrs Gladys Boucher.Red Hook.N N .visited her parents.Mr and Mrs Ray Gardner The ladies spent a day with Mr and Mrs Earl Gallup Bulwer On Saturday Mrs Ernest Boucher and son Louis and his friend Bobby Willis.Abercorn.were visitors at the Gardner home The Gardners and Mrs Boucher were dinner guests of Mr Erwin Gardner.Morrisville Vt where they spent the night Mr and Mrs Donald Cote and children Winston and Jocelyn.Jay.Vt.visited Mr Cote's mother.Mrs Maybelle Cote Mi and Mrs R Johnson Montreal, visited Mr and Mrs Robert Woodard and also Mr and Mrs Henry Everett and family where they picked up their daughter.Linda, to take her home after she spent the weekend with her aunt and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Farnham.Rumbridge.Vt.visited a few davs with Mrs Oscar Sargent Mrs Sargent spent a few days with her brother .Mr Newell Warner.North Troy.Vt .and Mr and Mrs Gerald Warner, of Troy.Vt.spent a day with his sister.Mrs Sargent Weekend visitors from Springfield.Mass .of Mr and Mrs Richard Newell and family, were Mr and Mrs Frank Methot and family, and Mr and Mrs Richard Skinner and family.Callers at the same home were Mr and Mrs William Ross.Montreal.Mr and Mrs J Calhoun.Sutton, and Miss Carolyn Lessard.Cowansville Deepest sympathy is extended to Mr Philip Cote.Waterloo, formerly of this area, and his relatives, in the less of a dearly loved one.Carolyn COVf i \ / o fV 1 I NOfc1 CEI INK FORGET OK the National Film Hoard to the newly de\eloped Time Index System holds the familiar slate which may soon gi\e way The Easy* Choice.The smooth taste of quality that is unmistakably Seagram’s.Seagrams FIVE STAR Canada’s largest-selling rye whisky.Blended and bottled b) Joseph I Seagram A Sons I Id , I aSalle, (Juc.».M \WÊ [mL Ik! PROVIGC 20 Ox.WHITE SLICED BREAD DISCOVER OUR NEW PERMANENT LOW PRICES! °UR 14CC FOOD MARKETS STRENGTH I £TU J AFFILIATED TO PROVIGO INC proifigain affiliated to Provigo !nc.Canada No.1 BUTTER SIZE 48 FLORIDA WHITE MARSH SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 8/69‘ PROVIGO 24'* pkg.AMA.Pure O rt ^ CHOCOLATE BISCUITS j ÿ CRISCO 38 oz.btle.VEGETABLE OIL DAINTY 12 or.box INSTANT AC FRIED RICE PROVIGO 11 oz.bag POTATO CHIPS 39 59é PROVIGO 12 oz.pkg.CHOCOLATE Can.No.1 N.B.or Quebec POTATOES ÎO - 48‘ Dole or Snack Variety GOLDEN RIPE ir BANANAS , Conoda no.1 Florida Imported ON THE CORN 5/55 MEILLEUR 15 oi.ft /ftftC ASSORTED PIES 3/99 '*• pkg.j* d WAFERS ()9 PROVIGO pkg.of 10 • 26 x 26 .CABBAGE BAGS 49 CLOSE-UP tupor siza f ^ am TOOTHPASTE 5| 09 24 oz.coot, disbas liquid £ MIR DETERGENT 2/67 LAVO 128 oz.cont.^ d LIQUID BLEACH 59 Family sizo t A QQ ALL DETEHGENT *2 as MONARCH !8 Ox.Box DUNCAN HINES 19 Ox.box Assorted Flavors PROVIGO 10 Ox% Jar INSTANT PIE CRUST COFFEE $1.39 CAKE MIXES 6 Ox.Jar 89c ST LAWRENCE 10 lbs.bag GRANULATED SUGAR S-J.19 AYLMER 10 oz.tin TOMATO OR Ç H II P VEGETABLE ft U U * 12c KRAFT 16 or jar plain CHEEZ WHIZ 75c PROVIGO Vi gal.cont.ICE CREAM 85‘ KRAFT 16 oz.ind.pkg.Canadian r u r r c r SLICED W H I* Ki ft 89‘ CATELLI 16 oz.box READY CUTS 23c KRAFT 32 oz.jar MIRACLE WHIP 69‘ HABITANT 28 oz.tin PEA OR SQ IIP VEGETABLE û U U T 27' AYLMER 48 oz.tin TOMATO JUICE 49c PROVIGO 19 oz.tin MIXED VEGETABLES 20‘ CELESTINS 32 oz.btle VICHY WATER 42‘ COTT 10 oz.tin SOFT DRINK 12c WELL AGED STEER BEEF UNDER GOVERNMENT INSPECTION LEAN TENDER .oumo STEAK Î LB 1 23 DELICIOUS RUMP ROAST lB$ 1.23 FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 78‘ 2'/j to 3Vt lb*.Grade "A" Cryovac MAPLE LEAF B.B.Q.i CHICKEN u < I3‘ PROVIGO SLICED OR PIECE | r)nc 1 lb.Pkq.MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS 6 1CC BOLOGNA < 39 BACON ! Jd Regular Cut BLADE BOAST L» JV Loan Tender ROAST CHICKEN LEGS L, gg‘ [?75' FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS cross rib roast ggc 1 lb.Pkg.PROVIGO CnC FRANKFURTERS dO 6 oz.Pkg.MAPLE LEAF COOKED HAM 10 oz Cont.PROVIGO cm CREIONS PROVIGO BONELESS MIDGET HAM PROVIGO BONELESS DINNER HAN SUPERMARCHE BACH AND ENRG.41 Main St.E.Coaticook J A BEAUDOIN ft PELS IM 289 Laurier St.Disraeli FREDERIC CASTONGUAY 22 St-Joseph St.Bromptonville GAUDREAU LIMITEE 205 1st Avenue Asbestos GEDEON GRENIER INC.28 St-Jean-Baptiste St Victoriaville MARCHE MARCEAU l\< 295 St-George St.Windsor Mills MARCHE GALT INC.2185 Galt St.W Sherbrooke GAUDETTE & CHARTIER INC 565 King St.E.Sherbrooke SUPER MARCHE RAYMOND LIEE 2373 King St.W.Sherbrooke i 12 - THK SHKKHKOOKK RECORD - WED.NOV 1*.ir2 We Rent Almost Everything • CEMENT BREAKERS.Air.Eltctric l G*» • COMPACTORS • MIXERS • CEMENT SAWS • COMPRESSORS (Ing^rtoll R«nd) • ROLLERS for étpHolt A compaction • GENERATORS Onan • PUMPS a SCAFFOLDING of all kinds a 1001 OTHER ITEMS ON REQUEST Rental & Sales Center Inc.Goo.Fabi proa.Gillot Fabi mgr.906 Kin^ W — Sherbrooke — Tel 569 9641 2 WE SELL EVERYTHING CLASSIFIED Highwater COLUMNS OF Tel.569-9525 OPPORTUNITIES Tel.569-9525 1.\rticli,N For Sale NF.W & I'SED FI RNITUKE BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Lowest price 1026 Wellington St South Tel 567 TM1 CLOSING SALE 20 per cent on all merchandise in the store (losing December 30 for the winter 5 Continents St an stead Highway FURNITURE IN STORAGE Reason for sale not claimed Bedroom livingroom kitchen sets etc As low as $2 00 weekly Paul Boudreau Tel 569 3980 or 864 4251 Deauville POWER FAILURE BOTHER YOU’ Buy the Handi Power Converter Supplies 110 v right from your car or tractor generator Easy to install 1000 watts at onetime Only $39 95 Tel 569 2671 QUEBEC EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ATLAS of 1881 Reprint edition, gold embossed hard cover size 18 x 12 Sketches, biographies maps history Purchase from your book or antique dealer or order from the publisher COUNTY ATLAS REPRINTS MARK (VMMING Bo* 550 Owen Sound Ont Price $11 50 POSTPAID 10 per cent discount on 3 or more Money refunded if you are not pleased 1.\rticlcs I*or Sale w CHROME KIT( HEN SET 4 chairs bonus end table also wagon wheel light Tel 292 5594 26 COLOUR T V new picture tube Tel 838 5936 CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY & AUCTION RATES Sc per word Transient to 800 agate lines 19c Minimum charge 90c for 18 words or lest 8CD to 1500 agate lines 16c Consecutive insertion» without copy change 15C9 to 2COO agate lines 15c 3 insertions less 1 5 0 • 2300 to 5000 agete Unes 14c 6 insertions lest 25% Over 5030 aqate lines 13c 22 insertions less 33Vj% Borders to 6 pt , line rete plus 2c 260 insertions or one year lass S0°o Borders to 6 pt , and illustration's), line rate plus 4c DEADLINE 10 am.working day previous DEADLINE Noon two working days previous to to publication.publication.Miss Erena Aiken North Troy Vt spent the weekend with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs H C McLean and grandmother Mrs Maud Aiken Master Steven Aiken of the same town spent Saturday at the same home The McLeans and Mrs Aiken visited Mr and Mrs A J Dean and family and Mr and Mrs C.J Dean and two-week-old baby daughter Catherine at the second home here They also visited Mr and Mrs Arthur W Aiken and family North Troy Sunday supper guests at the McLean-Aiken home were Mr and Mrs Brvce Wilson and family.Ridgewood N J and Mr and Mrs Earl Wilson.Craftsbury Vt Mr and Mrs John Porter and sons Christopher and Scott.Waterloo visited Mrs Porter's parents.Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark 4* Propertv for Sale 24.Salesmen Wanted 27.Fc male Help Wanted 34 Shopping Days LA BOO-TIK Cr.Queen & Belvidere LENNOXVILLE Bags, stoles, Eskimo Duffle Reduced to sell REVENU E PROPERTY 9 apartments revenue $11 160 ( ash $10 000 Tel 569 1746 HOUSE IN TOURIST AREA Jordan Road Sutton For information call 538 2647 Bid accepted until November 25th 1972 SEVEN ROOMS oil heated house and land Apply Mrs Rene Latour Richmond N 836-2459 5a.II ouses For Sale To ROOM HOUSE, wall to-wall carpeting Terms to be discussed Tel 569 1746 5 ROOM BRICK bungalow garage 1 mile from Sherbrooke University Tel after 6 p m 562 5659 LENNOXVILLE 4 BEDROOM brick bungalow All Quebec Brown Ash finish Fully landscaped Tel 562 7086 8.ars for Sale AUCTION SALE For the estate of the late MK J MURPHY Sale to be held in the County Hall on the Fair Grounds Ayer's Cliff.Que SATURDAY.NOVEMBER IK.197?at 16 00 a m 1970 FIAT 124 Sports Coupe.26 000 miles Radial tires.5 speed transmission Tel 563-0391 or 569-4778 SEE OR ( ALL DON MARTIN, c-o Martin Automobiles for 1973 Chrysler.Plymouth, Valiant.Cricket cars and Fargo trucks Also quality used cars 405 Belvedere St Tel 567 8421 Res 562 7062 SHERBROOKE MUFFLER Sales and Service Reg d fast installation of mufflers quality materials, lowest price Fast service 915 Wellington South Tel 569 7333 1969 AUTOMATIC Volkswagen Eastback Very clean (iood tires Mechanics A 1 No rust Come and try Bargain $875 Tel 567 7781 1969 VOLVO FOR SALE.Reason Refrigerator.Maytag wash mach Transfer Call after 4 00pm 567-9727 chrome kitch table Ji 4 chairs Enterprise combination wood A electric stove ^9 AUSTIN AMERICAN very good General Electric range Grant 2 burner condition No reasonable offer refused rangette.F indlay wood stove.Goldcoin 'r,,| 837-252! wood stove ek < trie fly catchei foe barn _ _ ______________________ combination Northern Electric radio 4 p| VM(U TH VALIANT IMS.4 door 1 • .*“» .odd «dan «cylinder All automatic in food rocking chairs White sewing machine, «ni sha|*., an ^ s,,,,n after 5 00p m atSOSth spare heater with 45 gal tank small gas ^ ^ ^ • iw r with 2G gal tank electric heater v‘ ' 1 _____ old picture frames 4 bureaux Royal Majestic table radio, 5 beds, iron bedstead j f with coil box springs pool table stands I I I ! if Stf It* tables, rugs.Cible lamps fern stand doll 1 1 pram cradle combination safe ladies' 28 EWES bred to lamb in February desk 2 office desks 4 office chairs one phone 877 2916 after 5pm swivel.3 metal filing cabinets, one wooden filing cabinet, small filing cabinet Beatty _ mangle, vacuum cleaner lawn chairs, 1 / t .roundiron lawn tabic 4'.ft aluminum 1 If) L(*{ Christmas tree 4 sets outdoor Christmas lights, 3 sets indoor Christmas lights VIMN ST 3 rooms heated hot water.Christmas tree stand 2 large trunks stove and refrigerator furnished utility table electric grinder window Available December 1st After 5 00 p m shades, curtain rods ironing hoard 569-7028 toasters, flat iron, aquarium with stand large quantity of bedding such as quilts WEST WARD LARGE 3 bedrooms wool blankets sheets pillow cases attractive surroundings pool, cable T V towels, some linen large quantity of j^aj for family with young children Tel dishes such as set of dishes lazy-susan ^94873 voodtttray water glaaaea juice gli—ea ________________________ I'1"'' -s bowls 4 ROOM APT located tai West ward at tuPPerware salad set pots pans many 194() (; Ue st Ava,lable immediately other dishes garden tools .3 50 tt For further information call 567 9160 after rubber hose, garden hose Fairbanks 5:W)pm M ils.' scales qnaatitj of paint large _ p _________________________ jack caavas for truck ladder, 28 girl's bicycle, set of chain pulley blocks, and WEST WARD 1600 LEDOl X ST 4 many other articles tix> numerous to rooms heated, balcony, newly decorated, mention parking with plug-in Bus at door Call 562 r f’ u 0655 Terms < ash _______________________________ HOWARD ST AN DISH.Auctioneer 4 ROOM SEMI HEATED, solarium.RG 1.Aver s Cliff Que lineoleum.cellar, yard, combination stove installed Available now $80 Tel 562 3678 For MANFRED FELDER t ook Corner R R U F rrhghtburg iMisxisquoi ct> > FRIDAY.NOVEMBER ?4th 197?at I p m sharp Everything will be sold 41 good HOLSTEIN Cows with 3 PUREBRED.registered with papers, and all clean to federal test This herd includes a few cows in milk several due to freshen in December and January and the rest at all times of the year The Industrial Milk Quota will he sold as follows Contingent 21 000 lbs Market Sharing 245 200 lbs Machinery one No 180 Massey-Ferguson diesel TRACTOR with only 10.30 hours power steering differential lock, hydraulic and 3 pt hitch, one No 504 International diesel TRACTOR with snow cab and front loader equipped with manure fork and snow shovel No 47 International hay baler (almost newt on power take-off.John Deere side-delivery rake Tedding machine.New Holland hay conditioner.International 7 ft mowing machine with 3-pt hitch.No 16 International chopper with Crow corn cutter and hay scythe on power take-off.New Holland silo blower with table and 50 ft of pipes Dion wagon with a 16ft silage box International 2-row com planter on 3-pt hitch.2 International 7-ton capacity wagons with hay racks Cultivator with 3-pt hitch Scraper with 3-pt hitch.Tandem wagon with hay rack.International 3-furrow release plow with 3-pt hitch Massey-Harns 15-disc combination seeder and fertilizer with 2 clutches 12 x 24 disc-harrow with 3-pt hitch 2-furrow plow with 3-pt hitch.Post hole-digger with 3-pt hitch Houle barn cleaner with approx 220 ft of chain 300 gal capacity Cherry Burrell BULK TANK Milker with motor, compressor tubing and 2 NEW Universal pails 50 tons of nice pressed hay and many other articles too numerous to list Reason of sale Transferring to beef cattle Terms ( ash or Bank Loan For information or credit arrangements contact the auctioneer JULES COTE.Licenced Bilingual Auctioneer 1274 South Street Cowansville Que Tel 363-0670 or 263 1434 2 ROOM FURNISHED Lennoxville Tel 563-5088 APARTMENT NORTH WARD HEATED SEMI basement on Vi my near I>omimon to sublet for December 1st Three bedrooms, livingroom extra long kitchen with dining area Also garage $115 Tel 567 4909 HUNTING VILLE 4 rooms.220 2nd floor Available immediately Tel 562 2460 Painted to your taste RENT FREE Brome area 2 room apartment in new home, private entrance Equipped and furnished in exchange for light caretaker duties Call Sutton 538 5822 QUEEN BLVD NORTH 7 room apartment to let Available now Call 562 8219 1 6.Room ami Board ROOM AND BOARD in private residence F'or one or two persons Reasonable price $75 a month Tel 569 6681 (Call in F'rench please I 20.Wanted to Purchase WE BUY USED FURNITURE FOR CASH Tel 567 3581 INST AN! ( ASH v'«,ll \.>ur Asbes furniture kmck knacks, toys, tools and antiques W e pick up Tel 567 7781 WF'.BUY all kinds of horses or horses that have just died The meat from these horses is to feed wild animals Tel 562 9463 or 567 1052 ICEBOXES.OLD MILK CANS, old clocks ml lamps china dolls old toys ('all Jean 's Antiques Cookshire 875 3525 23.Painting & Decorating BILL COUPLAND THE POETIC Painter says Fact or fiction, whichever it is when it comes to painting they say I'm a whit Now if paint doesn t happen to be your thing I m really great at wallpapering Tel 562 5375 $12 0(10 PLUS REGULAR ( ASH BONUS for man over 40 in Sherbrooke Take short auto trips to contact customers Air mail I'r.-sKt.-nt Dapi AA P Boi 70 sUtiofl R Toronto 352 Ontario DID YOU KNOW THAT AVON ladies will he selling over 100 new and different ( hnstmas gifts this fall'’ ( all 562 1156 or write u> Mrs Lise ( ampbell PO Box 367 Granby P Q for details 26.Help Wanted: Male 26.Help Mauled: Male Montreal Star Part Time & Sales Leaders WK PKOVIDK 1 Unlimited Commission earnings 2 Sales Training 3.Directed Route Work, under Sales Manager 4 Sales Crews 5.Auto Allowance & Business Insurance YOU PKOVIDK 1.Late Model Auto & (lean Driving Record 2 Minimum of 12 Mrs Weekly 3.Ability to motivate 12 to 20 year old boys 4 Enthusiasm To qualify, you must be at least 20 years old.and bilingualism would be an advantage Please contact Mr W Brown c-o LeBaron Motel Wed.Nov 15th.I:00to7 p m Thurs Nov.16th.9 a m to 1 p m 27.Female Help Wanted TECHNICIANS with R.T or B Sc degree and practical experience in microbiology for immediate permanent vacancies Salaries commensurate with experience and community scales For interview arrangements, please apply to The Montreal r°neral Hospital Personnel Office.1625 Pine Ave West.Montreal.Que Tel 937-6011 ext 204 ,T5.Business Opportunities 55a.,cgal Notice PART TIME Tremendous potential in the billion dollar a year cassette field Protected territory.$35000 investment fully secured by stock.Hurry Christmas is coming Write Success Tapes of Canada Ltd 531 E.Broadway, Vancouver, B.C.55a.£al Notice PROVINCE OF QUEBEC TOWN OF WINDSOR PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the Municipal Council of the Town of Windsor at a regular meeting, held on November the 9th 1972.has adopted the by-law no 418.concerning the public dancing hall for adolescents That the said by-law is deposited at the office of the Town Hall and any person may take knowledge of same Given at Windsor November 1972 True copy Quebec this 10th of JOSEPH PLANTE Town Clerk CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST FRANCIS No 38-588 SUPERIOR COURT DAME FLORA THERRIEN SCALLON menagere domicilier a 130 rue Cate a Sherbrooke dans le district de St-F'rancois demanderesse tant personnellement qu es-qualite Demanderesse -vt- REAL BILODEAU, domicilie a 955 rue Larocque a Sherbrooke dans le district de St-F'rancois -et- YVON MARTIN, domicilie a 175 rue Marquette a Sherbrooke dans le district de St-Francois Defendeurs ORDER OF THE COURT The defendant REAL BILODEAU is ordered to appear withi* a delay of thirty days from the last publication of the present order ('opy of the writ and declaration has been left for the defendant at the Office of thisUourt Sherbrooke this 10th day of November 1972 THERESE GLADt Deputy Prothonotary ZAOR A BOUTIN 25 Wellington Nord Sherbrooke Attorney for Plaintiff CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST FR ANCIS No 32-359 PROVINCIAL COURT LOYOLA COUTURE.Merchant, domiciled at R R No 1.Lennoxville.district of St-F'rancis.Plaintiff -vs- JOHN BELLEY.formerly residing at East Angus district of St-Francis and presently of unknown address.Defendant The 12th day of July.1972 BEFORE Jean-F' Bilodeau.Clerk of the Provincial Court IT IS ORDERED to the defendant to appear within a month COPY of the writ of summons is filed at the Provincial Court for the defendant JEAN F BILODEAU.Clerk.Provincial Court CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF ST FRANCIS NO 38-496 SUPERIOR COURT NORMAND CHASE, domicilie a 137 St-Joseph.Magog district de St-F'rancois.demandeur -va- YVETTE DION, domiciliée a 81 St-Patrice Est.Magog district de St-F'rancois.-et- DENIS LATULIPPE domicilie a 27 St-Luc.district de St-F'rancois.Magog defendeurs ORDER OF THE COURT The defendant YVETTE DION is ordered to appear within a delay of thirty days from the last publication of the present order which must be inserted twice, with an interval of less than a month, in F'rench.in the newspaper La Tribune, of Sherbrooke, and in English, in the newspaper Sherbrooke Record, of Sherbrooke Copy of the writ and declaration has been left for the defendant at the Office of this Court Sherbrooke, this 3rd day of November 1972 THERESEGLADU Deputy F'rothonotary DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSOF CANADA TENDERS 72-693 P SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO Chief of Financial and Administrative Services Department of Public Works of Canada 625 avenue du President-Kennedy Montreal 111 PQ Sth floor and endorsed TENDER F'OR LENNOXVILLE QUEBEC' POST OFFICE Snow removal for two seasons 1972 73 and 1973-74 will be received until 15 00 Montreal Time November 29 1972 Specifications and tender forms can be seen or can be obtained at Department of Public Works of Canada Tenders Office 283-6553 and 283-6656).625 avenue du President Kennedy 3th floor Montreal 111 PQ and can be seen at Lennoxville Rock F'orest.Deauville Sherbrooke and Ascot Post Offices To be considered each tender must be made on the printed forms supplied by the [Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth herein The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted P PARE Chief of Financial and Administrative Services 55a.Legal Notice With reference to the estate of the late Percy Marvin Webster of Dunham Province of Quebec Any outstanding debts owed by the aforementioned kindly communicate with Mr Clayton Webster Fmgal Ontario NOL 1KO on or before November 24th 1972 56c Steel (able for Sale AIRCRAFT GALVANIZED steel cable ^ 5 32 3-16 1-14 All sizes available Dufour Glass 950 King F^ast 14th Avenue Tel 562-4777 37.crsonai HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goodsi Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list Six samples 25 cents 25 samples $1 00 Mail order Dept C 2 Nov Rubber Co Box 91 Hamilton.Ont 45a barage Doors for Sale AMBASS A DOR OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS Wood aluminum Remote control standard F'ree estimate Ambass \ Dor 960 Km»: East 14th Ave Tel 562-3921 46 Pets for sale 48.Monev to Loan MONEY TO LOAN • SI.000 to $50,000 1st - 2nd mortgage, everywhere • Rate starting at 8Vfer/n • Consolidate all your debts into one small payment • Special attention to all out of town requests BADEAU & FILS ENR.1576 King St.W.Sherbrooke: 569-7375 night: 563-5604 Drummondville: 477 2890 Victoriaville: 752-7772 54.’rofcssional Directory ADVOCATES WESLEY H BRADLEY QC 360 St James Street West.Montreal Tel 514-849-8664 ASHTON R TOBIN.Q (' General F’ractice, 144 Wellington North Tel 562 2120 BART HOLTHAM.Q C General Practice 144 Wellington North Opposite City Hall Tel 562 2211 C PETER TURNER.BACHAND A njRP R 146 Mam St CoWlMVille Tel 263 3226 THOMAS A LAVIN'.Lawyer Lapointe.Rosenstem White.Knowlton Office.Monday Wednesday & Friday 6 00 p m Tel 243-5247 LYNCH MACLAREN & HACKETT 25 Wellington St North Suite 701.Sherbrooke Tel 569-9914 78a Railroad St Rock Island Tel 876-7295 GERVAIS LANG LA IS.MONTY & PEPIN.6 Wellington St South.Sherbrooke Tel 562-4735 Also Stanstead 876-2771 TAILOR For ladiof and gentlemen General Repairs F COLLETTE 04 King St West, fin basement) Tel.562-4334 — Sherbrooke RAOUL MARTINEAU „ Inc.specializing in — Local and Long Distance MOVING — Heated WAREHOUSE for furniture, etc.— Ultra modern packing on location — Scaffold rentals Tal.56*-*W1 F \ F R\ THING FOR ( ONSTRl ( TIGS Plumbing heating wood gvproc wool doors Formica finishing in non sh»* is National paints 4 house of rontidence svnonvmous ol qualitv and Setter prices Gobncl Dubrcuil Inc 1151 King East - Tel 562 3891 Birchton PULI-HUNGARIAN Mup dogs, imported parents WesUes 2 purebred adults Sacrifice for good home $100 a pair Small chihuahua 8 weeks old.tan $40 Tel 858 2349 1 REGISTERED FEMALE German Shepherd 2 years old Excellent watchdog Phone 563-8071 PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies females $20 Males $25 Call Mansonville 514-292-5715 Mrs.Cyril E Rolfe *84-5458 Friends of Mrs Hilda Gilbert will be interested to know she has left the Sherbrooke Hospital and has entered the Wales Home at Richmond Mrs Gilbert spent several years at St Paul s Rest Home at Bury after giving up her home in Bishopton Mte» and Mrs Helmut Haltnch and Julie missionaries of Cali Columbia.South America were recent supper guests of Mr and Mrs Oral Downes Mrs Rufus Stevenson and Mrs Oral Downes attended the Salon of Food and Agriculture at Place Bona venture in Montreal Mr & Mrs Frank McConnell made two visits to relatives, the Lloyd Miller s and the M W Carsons, in South Durham, during which time Mr.McConnell and Mr.Miller attended Horse Sales in Glen Robertson.Ont and in Lachute.Que Mr and Mrs.Alex Macdonald of Lennoxville were callers at the McConnell home; also Mr Levi Chickering of Keene.N H and Miss Katherine Fields of Exeter.N H Miss Judy Halsall.Miss Joan Halsall.Mr Robert Halsall.accompanied Mr.Herbert Halsall of Brookbury.to Montreal, where Miss Judv, as MAURICE DANFORTH Licensed Bilingual Auctioneer Complete auction services Also painting 140 Highland St.— Waterville Tel.837-2317 826-3075 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES Auction House Lonnoxvill* — Tel.567 7510 ART BENNFTT Séwyervillo Tel.889-2272 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LYON.NOBLE STAFFORD & CO.Chartered Accountants I50F rontenac St.Sherbrooke Tel 563-4700 LAVALLEE.GIRARD, MARTIN, CROCKETT, C.A.D J Crockett.C.A.licensed trustee.201 Continental Building Sherbrooke.P.Q.563-6333 McDonald, currie & Co.COOPERS & LY BRAND Chartered Accountants 108 Wellington St N.Sherbrooke 569-6301 Offices throughout Canada I^ARD N JOU ROCK FOREST 626 COOMBS-TEL.: 569-4397 We take over your present Lodging for tFie balance of your lease.Town House with 3 & 4 Bedrooms CASH DOWN PAYMENT ONLY $642.or $687.respectively, with special arrangements.Price $12.748-$13.749.REASONABLE MONTHLY PAYMENTS Direction: From Bourque Blvd.Take ton teine St.(corner of Elite Rest.) to Coombs St.Mr Russell Heath Montreal son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Guy Smith has spent a week s vacation with the Smiths during hunting season Mr and Mrs Bruce Heath Waterloo were dinner guests at the same home Mrs Smith accompanied her daughter Mrs Roger Darbyson and children Bonnie and Brent Waterloo to spend a day in Montreal Mrs R Heath Miss Sandra Heath Mr Francis Heath and Miss Wendy Macdonald Montreal spent the weekend with the Smiths Mrs John Schachtlef.Montreal spent a week with Mr and Mrs Alois Kneg Mr Waiter Tracey Waterloo, visited his relatives Mr and Mrs Edgar Tracy and family Other visitors were Mr and Mrs.Larry’ McClure.Mansonville and their three sons and daughter.Penney, who celebrated her seventh birthday on Nov 5 Mr and Mrs Cedric Bailev.Shorthorn Lassie from this area, took part in the Cattle Parades at the Place Bonaventure Agriculture Show Robert led animals in the Parades also Judy and Joan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Colligan in Ville LaSalle, Robert with his aunt.Mrs Dorothy McCormock in Verdun Herbert with friends Mr and Mrs Clarence King of Syracuse.N Y were guests of the former s brother, Mr Johnnie King Mrs King and the Clinton Kings Mrs Robert Wallace of Stanstead spent a few days at the same home Mrs Thomas Harbinson has returned from a visit with her mother in Eastbourne.England Mrs Nick Turchyn attended the marriage of her brother, James to Miss Felicity Stone, in Montreal Mr Ray Coates of Eaton Corner, received the sad news of the death of his sister Thelma.Mrs Lloyd Holman, in Vancouver.B.C.Thelma was a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jasper Coates, former residents of Birchton Mr and Mrs R.Corey and two sons, of Montreal, spent a day at their farm.Just-A-Farm.with the Rosenbaums Mr and Mrs Hugh Patton of Kinnear's Mills were callers at the Turchyn home, en route to attend the wedding of their son.James, to Felicity Stone Mr and Mrs Roma Croteau, with Genieve and Annie, were weekend guests of Mrs.Croteau's parents.Mr and Mrs.Robert Beaulieu in Montreal to help celebrate Mrs Beaulieu’s birthday Mrs Emile Perron spent a short time with her son and daughter-in-law.Mr and Mrs.Denis Perron in La Patrie.Mrs Odell Winslow is recup* rating at her home after a stay in the Sherbrooke Hospital Mr Gordon Harron has been confined to the house for several days with illness Mrs Murray Kelso and family were guests of Mrs Kelso's parents.Mr.and Mrs Guy Davidson in Inverness Mrs A W Murray and Mrs L.Pehleman.of Scotstown.were afternoon callers at the Murray Home Pinnacle Mr and Mrs Ron Vincelli of Montreal were guests of Mrs Vincelh’s parents Mr and Mrs Merrick Gallup Mrs Marjorie Mills of Montreal was also a guest at the same home Mrs.Myrtle Gallup was the guest speaker at the Canadian Author Association meeting which was held in the Laurentien Hotel in Montreal recently Mr ana Mrs Arthur Messenger of Ripley.Ont .have been guests of Mr Walter Baker and family They have called on many of their friends and relatives around Danville They are now spending some time with Mr and Mrs Warren Patterson Mr and Mrs Joe Saffin.Mr and Mrs Arthur Messenger and Miss Ethel Baker visited the Wales Home recently calling on many friends formerly of Danville Sr visited their new grandsoff, Derrick, in Dunkin Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Barnett and family were Mr and Mrs Erwin JoyaM Montreal Mrs Kate Bailey spent a week alternately with her granddaughters and families Mr and Mrs David Norfolk.St.Hubert, and Mr and Mrs Ed Beek.Greenfield Park Mrs Gaston Schinck is in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Argyle St Room 217 Cards and letters will be appreciated She is wished a speedy recovery.Magog CARD PARTY 6 V 6 St.Luke’s Woman s Guild held a successful Bridge and card party recently in the Church Hall There was also a work and food table The bridge prize wag won by Miss Madeline Guertin.Consolation by Mrs F Cross 500 prize won by Mrs A Pattersofe and consolation by Mrs Catchpaugh Scrabble prize won by Mrs R Campbell and consolation by Miss V.Jones.The door prize was won by Mrs Hilda Bryant Members served refreshments at the tea hour 21 SI iC l (8 SOC IAL NOTES Mr and Mrs Charles Ordway of Berlin.N.H were recerit guests of Mr and Mrs O.Holt Mr.and Mrs Peter Cross and family of Merrimac, N.H.were guests recently for a few days of Mrs David Cross.College St.Mr and Mrs E Hendry were in West Lebanon.N.H.recently visiting Mrs E Campbell and in WUliamstowTi.Mass guests of Mr and Mrs.C.Holt.Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E Jackson were Mr and Mrs.E.Lauderbaugh of Bethlehem.N.H.and Mr.Winston Jackson and daughter Natalie (ft Soft Scarf Tie J (8 Printed Pattern 9167 SIZES 10/2-18/2 FLIP tho scarf tic over, and swing into action for the holidays ahead.Triangle insets at the waist create a marvelously fluid fit.Send* Printed Pattern Mfi?NEW Half Sizes 10V 12»2.144.164.184.Size 144 (bust 37) takes 2 yards 60-inch fabric.SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS (750 in coins (no stamps, please) for each pattern—add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling.Ontario residents add 4t sales tax.Print plainly SIZE.NAME.ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.Send your order to MARIAN MARTIN care of Pattern Dept The Sherbrooke Record 60 Front St West Toronto 1 Ontario 100 Top Fall-Winter Patterns in all-new Fashions to Sew Catalog’ Plus Fabulous bonus choose a FREE pattern ?5e INST ANT SEWING ROOK s* w today, wear tomorrow.$1.INSTANT FASHION LOOK — Hundreds of fashion facts.$1.J**' I » 8 1 HU Mit KHKOOkh KH OKI) VU |> NON IS.I!)7?li GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING Listings supplied by each station and subfect to change without notice 5—WPTZ Plattsburg 6—CBMT—Montreal TBA—To Be Announced Ditchtield 3—WCAX Burlington 12—CFCF—Montreal WEDNESDAY ^ C9 p m 3 5.8> News.Weather - 6 Here s Lucy U Bol-e >—IfW ÊÊÛ Jeffery, o! Brampton Ont were Sunda> guests of their uncle Mr Harold Ruler and other relatives at Berry Brow Farm Mr Bruce Simpson Montreal spent a late tall vacation with Mr and Mrs David Rider Among those at the home of Mr Nelson Fletcher during the week ol hunting were his brother Mr Ernest Fletcher, and his nephews Mr Brian Sinotte and Mr Bill liodgdon all .•t Gotfstown n H Mr Alex Lavalliere.Sherbfivoke spent a tew da vs at Spider Lake with Mr Ernest Paxton St John s Church Guild met at the home ol Mrs David Rider i>n November l and were happy to welcome Mrs John Fletcher of G of t s town N H as a guest Vale Perk» III* Rock Forest Shopping Centre Foul Emile Blais, Pres.- TEL.569-9729 SURPRISE SALE! - CHEZ BEATRICE TraX"™ 4 DAYS ONLY! f\ ti» , Wednesday-Thursday-Friday- Saturday BOMBER JACKETS REDUCED Suedme with mouton trim Double quilt lining Sizes 7 to 18 years.CHEZ BEATRICE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT ST0RE-FR0M BIRTH TO 18 YEARS 172 WELLINGTON NORTH- SHERBROOKE TEL.563-2614 THIS IS THE TIME OF i/EAR UJHEN MILLIONS Of 0(KPS ARE TAKIN6 OFF FOR UJAR.M6R CLIMATES.-5^- ALL SUT WOODSTOCK,WHO'S AFRAID OF 6ETTIN6 MU66EP ! SP- B L O N D I E P O G O WHY AU* PiJGOGB bCJ* WOMfc* * M0?PQACTCXu* AFPfiOAON.RWhTAVVAV.ZOnT?L _____________ y -Thén CJDZeO $02 a coiiæ cfcxs , SAC* Ol/f NOW ?DAY.A ^ ALL.I GET POR Dik/nER ^ IS SPAGHETTI AbJO A MILK.SHAKE, ANC> POP DESSEPT.J P'E WITH / ICE cream rHAM yTV rsf X/ BRINGING UP FATHER .* vou BOUGHT an ADDING MACHINE DADDSC?' To N WHv 2 -X «ELP ME BALANCE Ms BANK MAN .CAN” VOU ADD A PEW Simple P'GURES IN VOLR hEAP* StatementsUJ