The Sherbrooke record, 9 octobre 1973, mardi 9 octobre 1973

In»»d« today Till-; SHKKIiKOOKI*: MainK sudov and mild ioda> and Vtednrvdav Highs ioda> and tomorrow *6 to 70 Lows tonight near it) except in urban centers 36 to 4t) RECORD U r >l»x\ iH' iottl- K m 19" i BIRTHS A DEATHS 10 CLASSIFIED 11 COMICS 2 EDITORIAL 4 FINANCIAL SPORTS TV WOMEN 10 CENTS Today s Chuckle Salesman "This machine will do hall \our work ” C ustomer That s line I II take two ” Both sides claim successes Fighting continues in Middle East From AP-RELTER Both sides in the new Middle East war are claiming successes but there is no talk in Israel of a six-day blitz to match their 1967 victory And on the Arab side Syria, at least, also is controlling its optimism A senior Israeli air force officer said Monday that Israel had command of the skies but the Egyptian and Syrian air forces are still basically intact We did not attack and eliminate them on the ground as in the six-day war.he said in a television interview Another interviewed Israeli officer, fighting on the Suez Canal front against Egypt, praised the ferocity and discipline of the Egyptian attack and said he was encountering weapons and tactics he hadn t seen before On the Golan Heights front the responsibility of Syria in the Arabs two-pronged attack there were no victory claims from the Syrian side, an indication that Israel s claims of advances there were accurate Damascus Radio has issued no new communiques since before noon Monday, merely repeating earlier information Israel reported by Monday afternoon that the Syrian troops and armor were fleeing in disarray toward Damascus, but later admitted there were stubborn pockets of resistance Israeli chief of staff Gen David Elazar asked if Israeli troops intended to move on Damascus, replied The troops are moving from •Ipf ATTACKS LABOR LEADERS - Premier Robert Bourassa reserved special attention for Quebec's labor leaders, attacking Yvan Charbonneau during a speech in Magog Saturday.See story P 3.our territory against the other side We shall see in the next few days the direction and the results Israel's top military analyst and former military intelligence chief.Gen Chaim Herzog, forecast Monday night that a final decision could be a few more days away Egyptian communiques were more optimistic than the Syrian They said Egyptian troops captured the town of El Qantara of the east bank of the Suez Canal in hand-to-hand combat and raided an oilfield, both held by Israel since the 1968 war Cairo said fires were set at the oilfield, a driller was destroyed and our troops returned safely to their bases There was no word on the attack from the Israelis The field supplies most of Israel s domestic oil needs Egypt said Israeli planes caused some civilian casualties when they attacked the city of Port Said at the northern end of the Suez Canal Monday night An Israeli spokesman said the attacks lasted all day Monday but insisted only missile bat teries and other military targets around the city were hit Egypt warned today it might make retaliatory air strikes against Israeli towns An Israeli military spokesman said the Syrians had fired long-range Soviet-made ground-to-ground rockets at Israeli civilian settlements during the last two days.He said the rockets, which have a range of 40 miles and a 110-pound warhead, caused some casualties and damage A school was destroyed but the children were in the shelter at the time Interir.ttent mortar fire also was fired early today from Lebanon at three Israeli settlements.Israel radio said No damage was caused Each side's claims differed widely, and foreign correspond ents were prevented from going to the fronts to get confirmation Egypt and Syria said they brought down 60 more Israeli planes Monday for a three-day total of 160.a third of Israel s 480-plane air force.The Israeli command said its air losses were far less than those of the Arabs, which it estimated at 85 to 90 planes Naval action also was reported with Israel claiming its naval units sank three Egyptian missile boats in a Mediterranean battle off the Nile Delta without suffering damage themselves.Security Council- stalemate UNITED NATIONS (CP) Prospects for swift Security Council action to end the Middle East war looked bleak after the 15-country body cut short a meeting Monday night Back-stage negotiations continued The main disagreement was over the positions the opposing armies should take up following an end of hostilities No date was set for a further meeting, but diplomatic sources said it could be held late today The United States appeared alone Monday with its proposal that the council call for a return to military positions held before the outbreak of fighting Saturday China called the idea preposterous" and.with the Soviet Union, demanded Israeli withdrawal from all Arab lands occupied in the 1967 war Some sources said war news was so contradictory that some council members were waiting for a clearer picture to emerge before taking position on a ceasefire resolution U S Ambassador John Scab told the council the least damaging way to ei‘ the fighting was to restore the ceaseTire Tines that Egypt and Syria crossed Saturday Later he said the United States had ideas which we will be discussing within the government and with other governments SOVIETS.CHINESE AGREE Soviet Ambassador Jacob Ma hk said Israel must be forced to abandon the parts of Egypt Jordan and Syria it has occupied with the "support of imperialist circles" since 1967 He blamed Israel and its allies for the outbreak of fighting Election notebook PQ weekend whipping boy MONTREAL (CP >—Leaders of three of Quebec s four political parties spent Monday criticizing the Parti Québécois while PQ leader Rene Levesque claimed that voters lists in Montreal ridings were inaccurate for the Oct 29 provincial election Mr Levesque told 650 persons attending his first public campaign meeting in his home riding of Dorion just west of here that more than 100.000 qualified voters have been left off lists in 24 east-end ridings He also told reporters that another 25.000 are missing from lists in 10 west-end ridings Those figures he said, were arrived at by checking Montreal water tax records and by door-to-door surveys by party members A permanent voters list for all Quebec was drawn up last summer but Montreal voters have a nine-day period starting Oct 11 to make corrections to the list Earlier Monday.Premier Robert Bourassa told a rally in Dorion that the Parti Québécois will meet its Waterloo today when it unveils its budget for the first year of an independent Quebec Mr Bourassa.who is not campaigning during the next three days, said he had asked earlier that the Parti Québécois unveil its budget but the sepa- ratist party is doing so just before election day.cutting short debate I have the impression this will be a gloomy document Mr Bourassa said He suspected the Parti Québécois would present a surplus but "thev have worked very hard to arrive at the surplus He said the Liberals would have answers for all the Parti Québécois figures, with the proof to back up their replies.At St.Raymond.30 miles west of Quebec City.Creditiste leader Yvon Dupuis, who has called Rene Levesque a traitor to Quebec, said he might once have considered joining the PQ if Police chief found beaten NEWPORT.Vt (AP) — Officials decided Monday not to release any more information on the investigation of the disappearance of Police Chief Roger Plante of Barton Village Plante 43.was found Sunday night following a widespread search after his cruiser was found Saturday night with a shattered window Police said Plante was dropped off from a car on a back road Sunday night Dr Terrance Gage said Plante suffered contusions and abrasions of the face and forehead and that other than being very lame he s quite all right He is mentally alert In a prepared statement.Orelans County State Attorney John Howard ordered no more information be released b\ anv police officer involved in the investigation Barton Village with a population of about 1.500 is a major resort on Crystal Lake It is less than 50 miles from the Canadian border in an area known as the Northeast Kingdom while in the Red Sea Israeli planes attacked and hit two Egyptian vessels At the United Nations a Security Council meeting broke up after less than two hours Monday night after the United States rejected Soviet and Chinese demands that a ceasefire resolution include a demand that Israel withdraw from all territory seized in the 1967 war The US proposed that the council call for a restoration of the ceasefire lines before Egypt and Syria attacked Saturday U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned in a speech in Washington Monday night that the U S -Soviet detente could tall apart if the Soviet Union failed to act responsibly in the Middle East Earlier the White House disclosed that President Nixon and Soviet Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev ex changed messages Sundas night about the new crisis in the Middle East Israel said its troops had halted the Egyptian thrust into the Sinai peninsula and pushed the Egyptian troops and tanks back to three beachheads But it admitted that fierce fighting was continuing The Egyptian version was completely different The Middle East News Agency said the Egyptian troops that crossed the canal Saturday "drove back Israeli forces, destroyed most of their equipment and forced them to retreat Levesque had acted differently when he was a Liberal cabinet minister in 1965 Mr Dupuis told 500 persons attending a nomination meeting that Mr Levesque then minister of natural resources had been mistaken in renewing mining contracts with American firms in the northern Quebec region of Ungava.He said he is not afraid of debating the PQ leader because I have already confronted Maurice Duplessis at the age of 25 when I was a member of the national assembly Mr Dupuis, who referred to Premier Bourassa as "little Boubou and the little fellow in short pants' also claimed credit for stopping the terrorist Front de Liberation du Quebec < FLQ Although the FLQ has been dormant since the October crisis of 1970.he said they have stood aside since he re-entered politics last winter because they Te afraid of Dupuis Gabriel Loubier.Union Nationale leader told 70 party organizers in Chaveau riding near Quebec City, that I have no lesson on nationalism to learn from Mr Levesque He recalled that the Parti Québécois leader when he was a member of the Liberal government in 1965 sought to have Quebec accept the Fulton T av-reau formula fir ft \ 40m EVEN THE YOUNGSTERS TRIED - Once of the younger entrants.Brent Cairns of Compton, receives some valuable plowing tips from his father Brent, eight years old, placed third in ('lass 3.hoys and girls H-13 See the results of the plowing match on page 3.( Record photo Jim Bruce ) vm, VvNV >v,' v vv , y\:\ 'VI'V \* V* V''« jUy'VvV/- Vu* v \ % .v.V f Jr/ t \ - i- I t „ ft'* ,-il v- & * 1 :V ' Wr m *.< ?.< ,Hr, ¦sy i' c k 'v.- A i .•x ( V'** ' ’¦*.* ‘ 0 *-* , «r* * V • BEST GROCER — At the Co-op grocers conference over the received the top weekend the owner of Marche Champlain of Sherbrooke was director-general of named grocer of the year Hermel Roy of Marche Champlain, left.trophy from Andre Hamel, president and Les Epiciers Co-operatiffs Ltee.(Record photo Jim Bruce) Frontal collision claims five GRANBY (ARi — Five people were killed and one seriously injured Sunday in a head-on two-car collision on Route 1 in Shefford county Dead at the scene of the accident were Mrs.Celine Brien.24.Remi Brien.2.Guylaine Brien.21 months all of Ste Anne de la Rochelle and Aurele Bolduc, 62.of Magog Pronounced dead on arrival at the University of Sherbrooke Medical Centre was Gaétan Brien, 24.driver of one of the cars.Madelaine Labrecque, 17.of Granby, passenger in the Brien automobile is in serious condition after being transferred from hospital in Granby to the Medical Centre Her sister.Claudette, 18.is reported in good condition in Granby hospital A Quebec Police Force spokesman revealed early this morning that a coroners inquest will be held today in Granby.Also killed in traffic in the Eastern Townships over the weekend was seven-year-old Ravmond Poulin of St.Robert.Frontenac county, who was struck by a car while tiding his bicycle outside his home Monday evening The six local fatalities were among 25 in Quebec over the Thanksgiving Day weekend The death toll was 74 for the nation A cross-Canada survey bv The Canadian Press from 6 pm local times Fndav to midnight Monday night showed the traffic toll fulfilling a prediction by the (Canadian Safety Council that between 65 and 75 would die on the country's roads In other accidents, four persons were drowned two died in fire and 11 died of other causes Last year’s Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll was 72 The worst ever recorded was 1966 when 109 died This weekend s traffic toll together with 47 who died in road accidents during the week brought to 2 809 the unofficial count of persons who died in traffic accidents so far this year Ontario and Quebec counted 50 dead-25 in each province In Quebec 23 died in road mishaps one person was drowned and a child died in a playground accident Ontario roads had 20 dead on its two dead in one fire and three dead in water mishaps The worst single traffic acci dent of the weekend was recorded in Quebec where five died in one crash near Ste Anne de la Rochelle about 45 miles east of Montreal TOLL HEAVY IN EAST The Atlantic provinces had a heavv toll with 16 dead In New foundland five died in traffic, and one person was killed in a hunting accident New Brunswick recorded five road deaths In that province a child was killed bv a falling boulder 49794 9794 794 DRAWING 27 FRIDAY Oct.15th Series issued 90 000 eact Pl ib'lity ‘ ^ 24 $5,000.~ Sr 192 intcr.loto O winners ?rs of $500 ^ t % 1944 * $100 THE FIRST COMPLETE NUMBER 1 TICKETS I F N DING BY 3 TICKETS ENDING BY 7 TICKETS ENDING BY P O Bo* 908 Pl»c» d 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I rT"7 The second omplete number 3 3 6 wins *50,000.Iiokct* i •nding bv ^ tickets I ending by tickets ending by *50- 2 2 5 5 wm $ —f—I—(—)- 2 5 5 Win 1.086,962 TICKETS SOLD 3.281 WINNERS $731,450.00 IN PRIZES T T 6 2 The third .omplete number 3 13 .tickets I U ending by tickets ending by tickets ending by ’ — 3 2 2 wins *25,000.3 2 2 wm *500.3 2 2 win \ *100.win *50. 2 — THE SHERBROOKE RECORD - Tl ES OCT » Pill inventor’s kids Minister throws out hitchers TAKE 60-TAKE HO Take HO * well-known trio of ro hosts, Paul Soles (topi.Adrienne Clarkson and Ed Krid will also he headlining the new prime time editions.Take 60-Take HO.to he seen on Thursday evenings, 10 p m., on CBC-TV.starting Oet.II.The prime time series will focus on issues and ideas of particular interest to Canadians, ranging from hard hitting analyses of national and international events, to pure entertainment, with forays into the arts and sciences, politics and life-style.The weekday Take HO continues.Monday through Friday, at H p m on CBC-TV.Low-pressure light system wins award A low pressure safety lighting system, much like the installation on the Richelieu Bridge lias won an award from the American Public Power Association following a competition which attracted submissions from electrical utilities throughout North America.The award was presented to the designer of the low-pressure sodium installation on the Borden Bridge.HO Miles northwest of Saskatoon.1) Hoogeveen.an electrical engineer for the Saskatchewan Power Corporation Co- desi^ner was SPC engineer Ed Sopinski The low-pressure sodium system utilizes luminaires lamps and ballasts, supplied by Philips Electronics Industries Ltd It was installed at the request of the Saskatchewan Highways Department In the five years previous to the completion of the project then, had been 34 vehicie accidents resulting ;n five deaths and injuries to 18 persons ai the location The bridge is located at the bottom of a vallev where approach speeds of most vehicles is high Half of the accidents occurred in darkness when only HO per cent of traffic travels the road Approaches to tin* bridge are lighted by 35-foot pole-mounted luminaires, while the bridge itself is lighted with catenary luminaires suspended on cable down the centre of the bridge 24 feet above the centre of the roadway at intervals of 100 feet The structure of the bridge was utilized because of the facility of mounting Bv KAY BARTLETT TEMPLE.N H cept sealed tenders for the following wo k The construction of a camping ground in Dollard-des-Ormeaux Park in St-Philippe d Argenteuil, Argenteuil County.This work will be carried cut under the Canada-Quebec agreement on "special zones" financed by the Federal, Department of Regional Economic Expansion and undertaken by the Québec Department of Tourism, Fish and Game Only individuals, firms or corporations which have their main business establishment in the Province of Québec, are eligible to tender as general contractors To obtain the tender documents apply to 1 — Parks Branch 5075, Fullum Street Montréal 2 — Research and Development Branch Department of Tourism, Fish and Game Edifice "G", 8e étage Cité parlementaire Québec GIA IR3 remitting a certified cheque or money order for $35 00 payable to the Minister of Finance This payment will not be refunded The documents are available for consultation at Association de la Construction de Montreal, 4970, Place de la Savane, Suite 215, Montreal 308, and Association de la Construction de Quebec, 675, ave Marguerite-Bourgeois, Quebec GUARANTEES Subcontractors: A bid bond or a certified cheque for 10°'o of the amount of the tender payable to the Minister of Tourism, Fish and Game Upon signature of the contract a performance bond and a labour materials and services payment each for 50% of the tender payable to the General Contractor General Contractors: A bid bond or a certified cheque for $35,000 payable to the Minister of Tourism, Fish and Game Upon signature of the contract, a performance bond and a labour, materials and services payment bond'' each for 50% of the total amount of the contract payable to the Minister of Tourism, Fish and Game A letter from the bonding compnay guaranteeing the issuance of the requested bond must accompany all tenders TENDER CLOSING Subcontractors All the subcontractors subject to Québec Bid Depository System will have to present their tender before 15 00 hrs on Thursday, October 25th, 1973 at Quebec Bid Depository System 675, Marguerite-Bourgeois Québec Quebec Bid Depository System 4970, Place de la Savane, Suite 215 Montréal General Contractors at 15 00, Tuesday, October 30th, 1973 at Research and Development Branch The Minister is received Department of Tourism, Fish and Game Edifice "G",, 8e étage Cité parlementaire Québec GIA 1R3 not bound to accept the lowest or any of the tender* DEPUTY MINISTER P -A BROWN *l|* GOUVERNEMENT DU QUÉBEC York-bound 400 died Irish roast Thr v*‘»el tuvled over Freight was ripped loose and passengers burst into a blind panie The Pomona wa> still under sail and the wind drove her again and again against the bank as the captain tried des perately to sail her off One of the crew Philip Mul cahev whose home was near this Countv Wexford town went below to check for leaks He found plenty and called for male passengers to man the pumps Thev died at their fruitless job GAVE FATAL ORDER For eight hours the stout oak hull withstood the pound mg until Mernhew ordered the weather stays and masts to be cut away He also set adrift a lifeboat with the ship’s name and plight strap ped inside in the futile hope that it might bring help With full tide and heavier seas the ship was lifted and swept right across the bank Then Mernhew made his last fatal mistake He ordered both anchors out The captain had probably wished to hold the Pomona steady until daybreak when he could get his bearings again Instead, she sank quickly into the raging sea taking with her 400 people, in eluding passengers and part of the crew Had the anchors not been dropped she prob ablv would have swept ashore satelv The F.nmscorthv museum has collected fragments of the Pomona along with diaries logs and other documents saved from the ship to pro duce a stark and impressive memorial to the tragedv one of the worst disasters on the Irish coast FOI M> HODIF.S There was no inkling ashore of the wreck until the IxhIv of a woman floated up on the rocks near here It was the first of hundreds to be picked up in the following weeks Davs later two boatloads of 17 men.most of them crew members landed Graduallv the storv emerged of how thev had fought among them selves and against other pas sengers to grab the lifeboats and escape Not a woman or child survived Mulcahev wrote after wards The first group of bodies laid out had the features set in straight lines of terror so terrible that viewers shrank away from them “Others clasped rosaries and their eyes faced upward to the only salvation thev could hope for now LE UN POUR CENT avis public Pour l'embellissement des edifices publics Les artistes du Quebec engages dans les Arts visuels et mteiesses à : 1 — Créer des oeuvres monumentales, 2 — Travailler en collaboration avec des architectes du Quebec Intégrer l'Art à l'Architecture Le Comité du UN POUR CENT voudrai?iccevoir, des créateurs concernes, les documents suivants afin de constituer une Banque d'information au service des architectes : a) Curriculum vitae b) Quatre \4) diapositives 35mm de vos creations importantes Envoyer les documents à : LE UN POUR CENT Musee d'Art contemporain Ministère des Affaires culturelles Cite du Havre Montreal, Quebec EATON'S Beautify your bedroom and bathroom with Tex-made "Tranquillity” Co-ordinates — at Sale Prices! f v 7V:.rà."*f .v n t v * •*.rs* y.\ v Cu’ffiV A' ^ ’V f .1 J , », if* ¦ J **v H 0 v «ip A w 7 ?From Dominion Textile, a bouquet of ’’Tranquillity'’ — panel print of full blooming roses separated by vertical pastel bands of 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Mrs Elsie Morrison are pleased to know she is better after being ill for several days Mr and Mrs Emmerson Kirkpatrick of Kingston Ont .accompanied by his mother.Mrs Wmnifred Kirkpatrick of Cookshire were Saturday guests of Mrs Irene Flanders The fourth in the senes of card parties given by the Girl Guides and Brownies was held on September 26 in the Armory with a good attendance Cards were plaved at 13 tables Those winning prizes were Ladies 1st Mr Wilfred( deles ( i it Mrs Gordon Dougherty plavmg as a mane Consolations went to Mr wUfred • dales »nd Mrs Eric Fisher Mr and Mrs Roy Dougherty and Miss Maureen took a drive around the Connecticut Lakes on Sunday and called at the home of Mr and Mrs Reginald Jones at West Stewartstown.N H Mrs Archie Hunting is spending a few days in Huntmgville guest of her sister Mrs P W Herring Mrs Raymond Wheelock of Rock Island and Mrs Theodore Holt of Magog were Monday tea guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Woollen Sympathy is extended to Mr Wootten on the death of his sister Miss Luvia Wool ten which occurred recently at her home in Stanstead Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Tribble of Sherbrooke were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Howell Saturday evening callers at the same home were Mr and Mrs Douglas Clark of Lake Megantic A Parish Get Together service was held in St Paul s church on Sunday September 39 with a good attendance which included members of St.John s.Brookbury.Christ Church Canterbury.St Albans Scotstown St Lawrence Lawrence, as well as those from St Pauls Rev M Jones officiated with Rev Professor Anido of Lennoxville as guest speaker Rev Anido gave a most impressive sermon, the topic of which was “Obligations of a Christian to his church A full chmr with Glenn Coates at the organ rendered hymns appropriate to the season Randv Chapman most efficiently acted as Crucifer and Altar boy Canterbury were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Lvle Wilson Mrs Pearl Webster attended the 25th wedding anniversary’ for Mr and Mrs Lvndon Warner on Saturday evening Sept 15 at Beebe town hall Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Merriman Chamberlin of Rock Island on the arrival of a baby girl bom at the Sherbrooke HospiUl Sept 12 8 pounds 5 oz Nance Faye Cora a sister for Gracie and Tony Guests at the home of Mrs Eva Sheldon and daughter Alta included Mr and Mrs Gland Sheldon and daughter also Mr Lyman Dustin all of London Ont Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Rollins were Mrs Glenna Dustin and two sons Greg and Kelly of Rock Island Mr and Mrs Bvron Lenev of Georgeville and Mrs Gwen Wheelock of Richmond East Mrs.L.MacLeod 5*7 466) Recent supper guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E Rudd were Miss Debbie Berry.Gkmersville.N Y Miss Denise Queck Three Hills.Alta Mr John Sauve Brier Crest Institute Sask and Mr James Riddle Three Hills.Alta Guests of Mr and Mrs Sturms Coates were Mrs Freda Adams.Dearborn Mich Mr and Mrs J Dutchm Mr and Mrs G Coates.Northville.Mich and Mr Sandy and Mr Terry Haffendon Toronto.Ont Mr and Mrs Angus MacMillan and Gordie were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray MacDonald m Huntmgville Mr and Mrs Archie James of Montreal were recent weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H Deviault Mr Nate Maher.Montreal was a recent visitor at the home of h»s mother and brother Mrs.Alice and Mr Sam Maher.Fitch Bay Mrs.Howard Webster 876-2984 Mr and Mrs Bud Wing and daughter Tammie of Magog @teui6.4 We make a penny do PHARMACY REG Ü.0.M.Patrick, L.RH.more for you !’ Oct.11th to 20th I Now In Full Swing1 1 SHOP EARLY! 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Qué Cap-de-la-Madeleine 379-8233 or 379-8234 Charlesbourg Cloutier.Adrien Insurance Calculator 7985 lière Avenue.Charlesbourg, Qué Charlesbourg 628-6365 or 628-6366 Charlevoix Boulianne.Jean Louis Sales Manager 95 Le Courtois.La Malbaie.Qué La Malbaie 665-6451 or 665-6452 Châteauguay Huot, Mrs.Huguette Housewife 11 Loiselle St.Ville Mercier, Qué.Ville Mercier 691-5953 or 691-5954 Chauveau Durand.Roland Businessman 260 Bastien Blvd., Loretteville, Qué.Loretteville 843-3778 Chicoutimi Vachon.Pierre Roger Professor 198 Racine East, Chicoutimi.Qué Chicoutimi 543-4071 or 543-4138 Crémazie Drouin, Jean Paul Comptroller 8991 Lajeunesse St.Montréal 354.Qué Montréal 382-1471 or 382-1479 D Arcy McGee Friedman.Mrs.Florence Housewife 6703 Fielding, Montréal 265, Qué.Montréal 482-1356 or 482-1358 Deux Montagnes Dorion.Maurice Chartered Insurance Broker 189 Dorion St.Ville Saint-Eustache, Qué Samt-Eustache 472-1804 or 472-1806 Dorion Cléroux, Raymond Assistant Director 7427 St-Hubert.Montréal.Qué.Montréal 273-8339 or 273-8330 Drummond Gamache.Lucien Director 625 Chassé St., Drummondville.Qué.Drummondville 477-3348 or 477-4879 Dubuc Tremblay.Joseph Eugène Secretary-Treasurer 200 Victoria St.Edifice Hôtel de Ville, Bagotville, Qué.Bagotville 544-6515 Duplessis Roy.Guy Manager 32 Leventoux.Sept Iles, Qué Sept-lles 968-9797 or 968-1050 Fabre Saindon.Jean Paul Manager 343 Laval Blvd .(Laval des-Rapides), Ville de Laval.Qué.Laval 667-4623 or 667-4624 Frontenac Bérubé.Gérard Merchant 490 Champlain.Disraeli.Qué Oisraeli 449 3141 or 449-3242 Gaspé Gagné.Ludger Insurance Agent P O Box 3, Pabos, Qué.Pabos 689-3788 Gatineau Laflamme.Louis Notary Pmk Rd .R R 2, Aylmer East, Lucerne.Que Lucerne 684-2848 or 684-2099 Gouin Lasalle Bourque.Lucien Merchant 2383 Beaubien East.Montréal.Qué.Montréal 374-1836 or 374-1838 Hull Mignault.Cartier Merchant 193 Principale.Hull.Qué.Hull 771-6285 or 771-6286 Huntingdon Alary, Richard Lawyer 16 Prince St.Huntingdon, Qué Huntingdon 264-5145 or 264-4545 Iberville Ashby, Rolland Representative 1024 Chambly St Maneville.Qué Marieville 466-3242 lles-de-ia-Madeleine LeBlanc.Elphège Secretary-Treasurer Municipal Corporation.Etang-du Nord.Iles de la-Madeleine.Qué lles-de-la Madeleine 986-4653 Jacques Cartier Richard, Mrs Claire P Secretary 1385 Notre-Dame St., Lachine.Qué Lachine 637-5569 or 637-5560 Jeanne Mance Yamre.Mrs Manette Accountant 6299 Jarry St East.Saint-Léonard.Qué Saint-Léonard 325-1533 or 325-1537 Jean Talon Caron.Marc Director 835 St Cyrille West, Quebec.Qué Québec 688-8740 or 688-8741 Johnson Catudal, Marcel Farmer 1002 St Joseph.Valcourt.Qué Valcourt 532-3461 or 532-3462 Joliette Montcalm Martin, Gérard Insurance Broker 18 Rivière Nord.Saint Esprit, Que Saint-Esprit 839-3628 or 839-3232 Jonquière Vandal.J.R Ben Retired 43 Cabot Ave .Kénogami.Qué Kénogami 547-8265 Kamouraska-Témiscouata Anctil, Adalbert Secretary Accountant 341 Taché St.Saint Pascal.Qué Saint-Pascal 492-6234 L'Acadie Binette Fernand L.Accountant 11455 Drouart.Montréal 356.Que Montréal 332 6460 or 332-6464 Lake St.John Drolet.Paul Bookstore Manager 222 Oequen Blvd .Alma.Qué.Alma 668 2281 or 668-2284 Lafontaine Toutan.Joseph Service Manager 1325 St-Jean Baptiste.Pointe aux-Trembles.Qué Pointe aux-Trembles 645 8877 or 645-8878 Laporte Foucreault, Mrs Bastienne Housewife 110 Green.Saint Lambert, Qué Saint-Lambert 672-0722 or 672-0723 Laprairie Gauvm, Marc Gérard Agent 3200 Lotbmière Blvd .Ville de Brossard.Qué Brossard 678 4971 or 678 4979 L'Assomption Duval.Henri Lawyer 330 L'Ange Gardien Blvd .L’Assomption.Qué L'Assomption 589-3871 or 589-5598 Laurentides Labelle Lebeau, Denis Insurance Broker 104 12th St Ferme-Neuve, Qué Ferme Neuve 587 3492 or 587-3177 Laurier Labonté, J Benoît Conductor 6548 St Lawrence Blvd .Montréal.Qué Montréal 273-2493 or 273-2494 Laval Lalande.Pierre Lawyer 3607 Levesque Blvd .Chomedey Laval, Qué Laval 688-6100 Lavio'ette Normandin.Jean Louis Hardware Manager 1018 6th Ave .Grand’Mère.Qué Grand’Mère 538-1760 or 538-1769 Lévis St-Hilaire.Charles Plant Engineer 35 des Bouleaux.Saint Romuald.Qué Samt-Romuald 839-8623 or 839-9187 / y ?I Ht 'HhKHKtMtkh Kt omn n>S OtTt.IfTJ 7 Around the Eastern Townships Compton Mrs.Llo\d H>att Mr and Mrs Orlie Conhn of Oshawa Ont spent a tew days quests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Huff and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rodolphe Grenier Mr and Mrs Norman Brown ot Danville were Sundas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Huff Gould Mrs.Roscoe Morrison m4Mt Mr Jack Morrison of Chateauguay spent a few days with his parents.Mr and Mrs Stearns Morrison Friends of Mrs Sydney Wintle will be sorry to hear she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, having undergone surgery Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr Ernest MacKay who passed away at Hartford.Conn funeral services being in Gould and burial in the Ling wick Protestant Cemeteries Mr and Mrs Finlay Morrison of Port Colborne Ont .were visiting at the homes of old friends in the community Mr and Mrs Albert Zottelli of Holden.Mass .spent a few days at the home of Mrs Zottelh's brother.Mr Arthur MacDonald Visiting at the home of Mrs K.N Mclver were Mrs Frank Corey of Bedford and Miss Jean Corey of Montreal It was with regret that the community learned of the departure of Miss Nell Holden and Mr Harrv Holden, who have now taken up residence in Kenora Ont Mr and Mrs Robert Loweryson and daughters Sandra and Anne of Port Cartier were guests of Mr and Mrs Allan Matheson Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Morrison were Mr and Mrs Ronald Rowland and Barbara Mr and Mrs David Cormier Robbie and Lisa Mr and Mrs Steven Hessien Rene Steve and Gregg and Mr and Mrs Wesley Beattie of East Angus Miss Bonnie Matheson was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs L Goodsell in Beebe Mr and Mrs Mac Mclver of Pte Claire were visiting Mr Mclver s mother Mrs K.N.Mclver his sister.Miss Anna Mclver and hi< brother Mr K W Mclver Mr and Mrs Ernie Wells of Ville La Salle were guests of Mr and Mrs JackO Bnen Mrs C Foster has returned to her home in St George de Beauce after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Sydney Wintle.while the latter was a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital Friends of Mrs Wintle will be pleased to know she has now returned to her home and all wish her a full and complete recovery Stanbridge East Guv Martindale 248-2221 Several from here attended the farewell party at the Bedford I’nited Church, for Mr.and Mrs h red Tees Mr Tees was student Minister of the Bedford charge during the pas» months and has now resumed his studies at the l nited Church Theological College m Montreal where be will take his final year, and be ordained to the Ministry next spring at Convocation Mr and Mrs Ernest Lane of Springfield Mass were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tree Miss Janet Bullard is spending an indefinite time at the home of her sister Mrs R Butler of Richmond where she is recuperating from a recent illness Friends of Mr and Mrs Harold Blinn are pleased to learn that they are both improved m health Mr Blinn is a patient in the Veterans Hospital at Ste Anne and Mrs Blinn is residing at Ste Anne de Bellevue to be near her husband Mr and Mrs Norman Lackey and daughter of Ottawa were calling on the former s cousins and uncle.Mr and Mrs Leslie Lackey and Mr Hal Lackev Mr and Mrs Richard Teague of Greenfield Park were Sunda\ guests of Mr and Mrs Rolland Ingalls and familv Relatives and friends were sorry to learn of the death on Monday.Sept 24.of Mr Archie Boomhower Mr and Mrs Bryan Gage, whose marriage took place on Sept 15.have returned from their honeymoon and taken up residence in Bedford Brook hu r\ Mrs Lionel Alliton CARD PARTY A ver> successful card partv was held by the Brookburx W I in their hall in Brookburv on 14 Cards were plaved at 11 tables and prize winners tor the evening were Ladies First Mrs Durwood Dougherty Second Mrs Mabel Leonard of Bishopton Gents First to Richard Grey and Second Mrs Sterling Bat lev who plaved as a man A sale of home baked food also took place during the evening and a goodlv sum was added to our W 1 tundv A delicious lunch wa> served by the Institute members at the close of the evening ».l NCRAl \«'l f v Mrs Helen Kea\ and her brother \rthur Sanderson of Albion Maim and Mr Cecil Martin of Walpole N H were nests * • i few lays f Mi Mrs sterling Hatley recently On Tuesday they accompanied Mrs Hatley to the Wales Home m Richmond where they visited Mrs Stella Coates Mr Cecil Martin and Mr Floyd Hooker have returned from an extended trip to the Mr and Mrs Walter Wilton ot Winnipeg Man called at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Thompson on Saturday Mi and Mi s Bi v Mr and Mrs IVmald Luce from Huntingville were Sunday gucMs at the home of Mr and Mrs Reg Lebourveau and Mr and Mrs George Lebourveau and family Mr and Mrs Reg Lebourveau and Mr and Mrs George Lebourveau attended the Oddfellows b a n u e t at Sawyervtlle George Lebourveau is District Deputy Grand Master id the l.iHige After the banquet the ladies visited with Mrs Dolly Cathcart while the men attended the Lodge meeting Two North Shore boys Ro\ and Henn Keats of St Paul s Rivet have armed to stay with Mr and Mrs Ralph Coleman tor the schtH»! term while attending the Alexander liait Regional SchtH»! at Lennox y tile Mi and Mrs Lionel Allison and their house guest Mrs Alta Fowler were supper guests ot Mr and Mrs Clarence I Vase in Richmond on Sunday They also called to sec Mrs lH»lly Sloane at the ht»me of her daughter.Mr and Mrs G Johnston in New London Mr and Mrs Lionel Allison attended the 50th anniversary tor Mr and Mrs Osborne Allison on Friday evening Sept 21 at the Bury Town Hall Others from Brookbury who attended were Mr and Mrs Johnnie Thompson Mrs Marjorie Jenkerson and Mr Cedric Jenkerson Mr and Mrs L A Allison and Mrs Fowler enjoyed a trip to Dunham recently where they were able to purchase some very fine locally grown pears Sayvverville Mrs Carolyn Norris ot Miami Fla has returned home after spending three weeks with her cousin Mrs Mary Ashe and other relatives Mr Francis Hastie of W Palm Beach, Fla spenf a few days with his cousin Mrs Ashe and visited other relatives SHBIBROOKE VANCOIMK For a one minute call you dial yourself/even less evenings, nights and Sunday Long Distance.One of the great bargains of our time.(A) Bell Canada ELECTORAL DISTRICT NAME PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION ADDRESS OF OFFICIAL OFFICE TELEPHONE NO.OF OFFICIAL OFFICE Limoilou Fournier, Emery Office Clerk Centre Monseigneur Marcoux, 1885 de la Canardiére, Québec.Qué.Québec 667 1594 Lotbinière Lemay, Raymond Merchant 143 Principale St., Saint Agapit.Qué.Saint Agapit 888 4327 or 888 4289 Louis-Hébert Bériau, Michel Agent 833 de Mons Ave., Sainte-Foy, Qué Québec 656 9049 or 656 9092 Maisonneuve Marleau, Jacques Supervisor 4560 Adam St., Montréal 403.Qué Montréal 255 2831 or 255 2832 Marguerite-Bourgeoys Leclerc, Miss Elise Administrative Assistant 8790 Centrale St., Lasalle, Qué.Lasalle 363 0184 or 363-0189 Maskinongé Bergeron, Jean Secretary 270 St-Louis, Sainte Ursule, Qué.Sainte Ursule 228 5501 or 228 5502 Matane % Desrosiers, Yvan Civil Servant 299 St-Jérôme.Matane, Qué Mataqe 566-2044 Matapédia Bouchard, Oscar Merchant 283 St Jacques South.Cmisapscal, Qué - - Caiwapscal 766-5222 Mégantic-Compton Turcotte, Bruno Insurance Broker 140 Ballemare, Cookshire, Qué Cookshire 875 3307 or 875 3302 Mercier Grenier, Jacques Insurance Agent 1718 Laurier East, Montréal.Qué Montréal 522 1149 or 522-1140 Mille-Iles Desrosiers, Mrs.Jacqueline Housewife 319 Alexandre.Pont Viau, Ville de Laval, Qué Laval 667 4733 or 667 473/ Montmagny-L'lslet Fafard, Pierre Managing-Secretary P O.Box 154, L'Islet, Qué L'Islet 247 3924 Montmorency Pouliot, Ferdinand Union Counsellor 10 Tanguay St.Villeneuve, Québec 5.Qué Québec 667 0954 or 667 0955 Mount Royal Séguin.Claude Notary 1620 Laird Blvd .Town of Mount Royal.Qué Mount Royal 731-6813 or 731 6814 Nicolet-Yamaska Léveillé, Charles Notary 470 Notre Dame, Saint François du Lac, Qué Saint François du Lac 568 2016 or 568-2035 Notre Dame de Grâce Michaud, Gérard J.Advertising Representative 4680 Belmore, Montréal, Qué Montréal 487 5213 or 487 5215 Orford Bélanger, Normand Dry Cleaner-Launderer 20 Gérin Lajoie, Coaticook, Qué Coaticook 849 2891 or 849 2936 Outremont O'Brien.Richard H.Businessman 60 Duverger St., Montréal.Qué Montréal 272 1173 or 272 1174 Papineau Dumont, Pierre Accountant 150 MacLaren East, Buckingham, Qué Buckingham 986 3359 or 986 3350 Pointe Claire Marsh.Lawrence Edward Agent 225 Hymus Blvd., Suite 5.Pointe Claire, Qué Pointe Claire 697 8391 or 697 839S Pontiac-Tèmiscamingue McDonald, Wallace Merchant St-Jacques St., Chapeau.Qué Chapeau 689 2478 Portneuf Roux, Jean-Paul Notary Edifice Delanro.220 St Joseph St.Saint Raymond.Qué Saint Raymond 337 2240 Prévost Rochon.Robert Notary 100 Montigny.Saint-Jérôme.Qué Saint Jérôme 436 6461 or 436 6465 Richelieu Lemay, Richard Director of Auxtlliary Services 200 McCarthy St., Saint-Joseph de Sorel.Qué Saint Joseph de Sorel 742 4561 or 742 4562 Richmond Dion.Jean-B.Tailor 1358 Spooner Pond St.Richmond, Qué Richmond 826 3745 or 826-3746 Rimouski Michaud, André Accountant 547 du Fleuve.Pointe au Père.Qué Pointe au Père 723 3150 Rivière-du-Loup Blanchet, Louis Insurance Broker 562 Lafontaine.Rivière-du-Loup, Qué Rivière du Loup 862 1664 or 862-1665 Robert Baldwin Lord, Pau! N.Contractor 18 Centre Commercial, Roxboro, Qué Roxboro 683 2310 or 683 2311 Roberval Tremblay, Arthur Office Clerk 560 Cossette St., Roberval, Qué Roberval 275 3526 or 275 3527 Rosemont Hjneault.Léopold Machinist 3795 Masson St., Room 102.Rosemont.Qué Rosemont 376 3050 or 376 3056 Rouyn-Noranda Guertin, Laurent Lawyer 19 Gamble West.Suite 3.Rouyn.Qué Rouyn 764 4530 or 764 4532 Saguenay Couture.Edouard Senior Clerk 821 Blanche Blvd., Hauterive, Qué.Hauterive 589 8740 or 589 5467 Sainte-Anne Hébert, Michel Financial Counsellor 581 Charon, Montréal.Qué.Montréal 935 4952 Saint-François Caron, Roger Secretary-Treasurer 601 King East, Sherbrooke, Qué Sherbrooke 567 8909 or 567 8900 Saint-Henri Larocque, Réjean General Manager 1848 de l'Eglise Ave., Montréal 205, Qué.Montréal 769 9629 or 769 9620 Saint-Hyacinthe Morier.Yves Lawyer 1555 des Cascades.Saint Hyacinthe, Qué Saint Hyacinthe 773 5027 or 773 5028 Saint-Jacques Coulombe, Fernand Machinist 1249 St-Timothée.Montréal.Qué Montréal 288 1208 or 288 1209 Saint-Jean Fortier.Edouard Principal 191 St-Jacques, Saint Jean, Qué.Saint Jean 346 9963 or 346 9966 Saint-Laurent Savard.G.Henri Merchant 1484 Collège St.Saint-Laurent.Montréal, Qué Montréal 744 2830 or 744 2839 Saint-Louis Seal.Donald W.Lawyer 1122 Sherbrooke West.Montréal, Qué.Montréal 288 3170 or 288 3171 Sainte-Marie Paquin, Léopold Machine Operator 2768 Rouen St.Montréal 134, Qué Montréal 526 2530 or 526 2539 Saint-Maurice Frigon, Marie Alice Housewife 534 4th St., Shawmigan, Qué.Shawmigan 536-2609 Sauvé Filion, Roland Notary 12137 Ste Gertrude St., Montréal Nord, Qué Montréal 324 4062 or 324 4067 Shefford Ferland, Yoland-Paul Merchant 398 Principale, Granby, Qué.Granby 378 9885 or 378 9886 Sherbrooke O'Gallagher, Patrick Professor 1680 King West, Sherbrooke.Qué.Sherbrooke 563 2353 or 563 2354 Taillon Cicciarello, Yvon Assistant Court Clerk 3314 Grande-Allée.Saint Hubert.Qué Saint Hubert 678 7670 or 678 7671 Taschereau St-Laurent, Lucien Inspector Centre Durocher, 290 Carillon, Québec 8.Qué.Québec 694 7910 or 694 7911 Terrebonne Roy.Guy Court Clerk 10 Lavigne St., Sainte Thérèse West.Qué Sainte Thérèse 435-3627 Trois-Rivières Gauthier.Antoine Manufacturer's Agent 167 Laviolette St., Trois Rivières, Qué Trois Rivières 379 8511 or 379 8512 Vanier Nolin, Jean-Paul Supervisor 122 Plante Ave .Ville Vanier.Qué.Québec 687 2990 or 687 2991 Vaudreuil-Soulanges Bélanger.Paul Wilfrid Registrator 90 Vaudreuil Ave., Dorion.Qué.Dorion 455 5540 or 455 5301 Verchères Breton.Michel Lawyer 199 St Jean Baptiste.Beloeil, Qué.Beloeil 467 9339 or 467-9330 Verdun Savard.Raymond Restaurateur 976 Woodland St., Verdun.Qué.Verdun 766 8565 or 766 8566 Viau Vézma, Origéne Representative 2575 Belanger East.Montréal 453, Qué.Montréal 374 3602 or 374 3608 or 374 3609 Westmount Tellier, Roger Industrial Relations Consultant 310 Clarke Ave , Westmount 217, Qué Westmount 935 4427 or 935 4516 CUT OUT AND KEEP ON HAND QUEBEC ?PUBLISHED BY THE CHIEF RETURNING OFFICER OF QUÉBEC 1 \ V 8 — THK SHKKKKOOkt.KK< OKI) TI ES., (XT » IS73 Glazener-Embury wed (iladioli and chrysanthemums in autumn colors were used to decorate the United Church in Derby Vt for the marriage of Robbm Michele daughter of Mr and Mrs James V (ilazener Jr of Beebe Vermont and Brian William Kmharv son of Mr and Mrs William Embury of Tomifobia which took place Saturday morning Sept Bat 11 a rn Rev John Geneo officiated the double ring ceremony The organist Mrs John (jaudreau accompanied the soloist.Miss Christine Leblanc of Derby She sang Sunrise Sunset and Climb Every Mountain The guest pews were marked with white satin ribbon bows marked w ith hhes-of the-vallev and glitter doves Walking upon a white linen carpet the hride was escorted down the aisle on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage She wore a gown of white voile over taffeta the highrise waist featured long bell sleeves to gather at the wrists and a round neckline w ith a Peter Pan collar The skirt was fashioned with lace inserts and a wide ruffle at the hemline She wore a wide brimmed picture hat of white nylon straw banded with flowers centered with pearls Her trailing bouquet of yellow bridal roses white miniature carnations stephanotis babv s breath and ivv was arranged in a parasol which was a gift from her parents and brought from England The strand of pearls she was wearing were also brought from England The something old was a handkerchief given her by her great grandmother and was in the parasol In her slipper was an original English sixpence that replaced a traditional good luck pennv Miss Kathv Grav of Newport was the maid-of honor To emphasize the autumn color theme she wore a gown of pumpkin gold polyester fashioned with long set in chiffon sleeves of the highrise bodice This was complemented bv a matching color picture hat having «1 large bow and streamers She wore accessories to match The bridesmaids Mrs Gary (Patti) Bailey of Newport and Miss Debbie Huekins of Tomifobia.a niece of the groom, were in gowns of autumn yellow fashioned identically to the maid-of honor s gown Their picture hats and accessories matched They carried antique white wicker parasols with seasonal flowers in color tones of yellow, gold and orange Mr Scott Glazener.brother of the bride, was best man the groomsmen were Gary Bailey and Robert Badger The ushers were Steve Turner and Dale Huekins.the latter a nephew of the groom They wore black trousers, white brocaded jackets with black trim The groom had a boutonniere of white stephanotis.the best man an orange tinted carnation the groomsmen, yellow carnations and the ushers yellow and white two tone carnations Mrs (ilazener chose for her daughters wedding, a gown of yellow polyester in A line having long chiffon sleeves and a front yoke effect with jewel trim Her accessories were in yellow and she wore a crosage of tangerine bridal roses Mrs Embury, mother of the groom, was in a gown of multi color chiffon over aqua taffeta, fashioned with a full skirt Her accessories were in beige and she wore a corsage of white bridal roses Mrs E B Hightower, maternal grandmother of the bride, from Texas, had a corsage of two green orchids The groom’s paternal grandmother.Mrs.E R Embury is at the Maple Mount Rest Home in Cookshire.She was unable to attend, however, the bride and groom visited her there The reception was held in the Fellowship Room of the church and was attended by approximately 7ü guests A four-course turkey and ham dinner was served The wedding cake, made and decorated by Mrs Benoit Blais, was triple tiered separated by pillars The decor was in white with flowers, sugar doves and green leaves, accented with two doves holding the wedding bands in their beaks, to top the cake, beneath were the engagement rings placed atop of two silver bells Mrs Shellev D.'• caver, sister of the bride from Texas, wearing a sleeveless gown of polyester in brown and white A-line styling accentuated with a corsage of yellow and orange tinted carnations presided at the punch bowl and served the cake assisted by Miss Sandra Converse The initial cut was made by Mr and Mrs Embury.Later.Mr and Mrs Embury left bv motor for their honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and New York State They will reside in Dover.N H The bride travelled in a white and blue printed dress with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow bridal roses and baby’s breath Prior to the departure of the couple, the bride tossed her bouquet which was caught bv the maid-of-honor The groom tossed his wife s garter and this was caught by the best man.Scott (ilazener Miss Sandra Converse of Newport was in charge of the guest book As each signed they were presented with bags of orange and yellow rice and a tiny scroll of appropriate verses held by silver rings Guests attended from Newport Montreal Texas.New Brunswick Sherbrooke Tomifobia Magog and the Boundary Commmunities Prior to the departure of the bride from her home the morning of the wedding she received a telephone call from her aunt Mrs Celia Hardage of Texas offering good wishes and congratulations to the couple The Friday evening preceding the marriage Mr and Mrs William Embury parents of the groom entertained for the rehearsal partv at their home in Tomifobia Refreshments were served The bride and groom exchanged gifts and presented gifts to their attendants MR AND MRS B W EMBURY ACW meetings SCOTS!OWN'l t Mrs Mick Goodin was hostess for the Anglican Church Women at her home Sept 19 The treasurer's report included money received in July and August A letter was read with notice of the ACW regional meeting to be held in Sherbrooke Oct 3.There were eight card parties held this year seven quilts made and six quilts quilted to date Money was handed in for quilts sold NORTH HATLEY - The regular meeting of the inglican Church Women of St Barnabas Church was held in the Community Hall on Wednesday.Sept 19 at 2:30 o’clock with 15 members present Mrs V Wilson conducted the meeting and Miss M Riley was in charge of devotions of which Hope was the theme of an inspiring article The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved; several thank you notes were read Miss H Ireland agreed to look after subscriptions for the Living Message.Members were asked to pay at the next meeting It was moved that the regular ACW meeting rtn Wednesday Oct.3.be canceled to enable the members to attend the Regional Meeting of the ACW to be held at St Peter’s Church in Sherbrooke Mrs.E Detchon gave the treasurer s report, also a report from the summer Bazaar Mrs N Pike was appointed to represent the ACW at the next Community Club meeting and report the feeling of the members regarding the Antique Show Mrs F Auger and Mrs R Sprigings reported for the Social Action Committee U was moved that a gift of money be given to a local couple who had been involved in an automobile accident.It was voted to have inscribed in the Memorial Book, the names of three deceased persons Mrs E Detchon.Mrs.W Sutherland.Miss H Ireland and Mrs C Cate will decorate the church for Harvest Festival Sunday on September 30 Miss Riley and Mrs A Styan will entertain at the Connaught Home on October 10; Mrs (’ate and Mrs Deletion will entertain in November Following adjournment.Mrs Wilson and Mrs Styan served refreshments THE BUST DILEMMA Treatment for small breasts The family BLANKETS KENWOOD-HUDSON S BAY Beautiful Mohair Overthrow* Peter Scott Sweaters Cbc ICI001 Shop 159 Queen St — lenno*wille — Tel 567 4344 Quebec-Sherbrooke UCW Bv IVY HATCH STANSTEAD - The fourth of five CCW regional Rallvs of the Quebec-Sherbrooke Presbyterial was held for the Sherbrooke-Stanstead area on Thursdav.Sept 27 at Centenary Church Stanstead This was attended bv 100 women who assembled about 9 30 a m for registration The registration was in the charge of a group from Lennox ville The Centenary U CW members were the hostesses and during the getting acquainted quarter-hour served coffee and hot muffins A gracious welcome was spoken by Mrs Marion Mayhew who was master of ceremonies for the day program Mrs Janice Soutiere.Allegro Unit president on behalf of the Centenary Church UCW also spoke a warm welcome to the visitors Mrs Phillis Smith Presbyterial president spoke words of welcome and introduced the several Presbyterial executive members present Mrs Smith gave a fine address on the rally theme.Where are we going in our personal lives, the church, the community where each can do a part, where are you going in vour UCW group with church Union and Anglicans She said that she has hopes that in the coming two years We will all grow in our Christian faith and when this day is over we will have a little more knowledge of where we are going Relative to the rally theme, where are we going, each UCW group made a creative banner Aver’s Cliff had a church in the center with extended roads of fellowship, service.Christian witness and study Beebe, with a tree trunk and fallen blossoms depicted This is the first day of the rest of you; fife George villes banner challenged What would do for the negroes.Indians.Eskimos, slum housing, starvation, seniors, drugs Hatley, depicted church union Lennoxville Unit 1 and 4 depicted He’s got the whole world in his hands, and Jesus Loves Us with explanation given in the reading of a poem Lennoxville Unit 2.had a banner portraying a traveller on a journey, the intersection of decision is reached, one is to take the road that is steep and leads to a star, the other, a lower road that goes to contusion and chaos Lennoxville Units 3 and 5 were represented but not with a banner Magog's banner was in three parts Know thyself, the church and let s break bread together North Hatley was depicted bv the faith of a grain of mustard seed It is planted bv man watered and matured bv God and with this fmth and trust in God We are going ahead said the speaker Sherbrooke had a poster with unnamed sign posts The speaker said Each must decide for themselves what the posts should read Stanstead was a banner of challenge challenge to change progress.happiness, responsibilities and more active contribution to the common good Waterville was which way have you chosen, the comfortable and least resistance, self center citadel.Lend a Hand Lane Mission Ave.foreign aid self indulgence, or stewardship and c hurch union Way s Mills.When it saction you seek make it live, love service Each banner portrayal was spoken of by a representative of each unit Each gave everyone food for thought concerning the union of the United and Anglican Churches, which is so much in the thoughts of these people Included in this gathering were a number of Anglican Church Women Mrs Muriel Prescott, literary secretary, spoke about books, and other reading material on hand for sale Her corner was well patronized and her carrying cases much lighter when she left for her home The Beebe UCW Unit 1 presented a skit.What About Church Union The cast was.Miss Viola Moranville as Adora, who eouldn t care less about the movement Mrs Jane Denney, as Anna, who believes in church union very strongly: Mrs Frances Finlayson, as Bella, who is the exact opposite and angry when church union is mentioned; and Mrs.Sylvia Bronson, as Carol, who is not too concerned either way.Mrs Agnes Myers spoke the comments prior to the presentation The scene was a doctor s office waiting-room The cast did an excellent job of presenting a picture depicting the thoughts and actions of many people The script had been written bv Miss Ruth Lanigan of Richmond, who was among those present and was introduced after the skit Mrs Mayhew broke the assembly into groups of people to form eight separate groups This was for a period of discussion based upon the church union plan using the banners and the skit as a basis Afterwards one spokesman from each group gave a short response to the re assembled group Summing it up in a few words, it would seem all had thoughts of how church union can be done to everybody's satisfaction through sociability in the church and community gathering of Anglican Church Women and United Church Women with a church union discussion and many more such ideas were presented A short worship period was in the charge of the Magog UCW Mrs Zen Judson played the organ for the singing of a hvmn She accompanied the soloist Mrs Norma Bailey who sang The Lord's My Shepherd The solo was proceeded bv remarks given bv Mrs Nellie Adams, based on the theme Living with Quiet Courage Prayers followed led by Mrs Carroll Harris At noon the Centenary church women served a delicious buffet dinner Rev G W Stokes, pastor of the church spoke the blessing and also welcomed the visitors At 1:30 p m the rally was reconvened and opened with a sing-song Mrs Judson played the piano and Mrs Jessye Pierce led the singing Mrs Muriel Cass spoke words of appreciation to everyone who had a part in making the day such a wonderful success in fellowship and study of the plan of union Mrs Eleanor Baldwin, and a group totaling nine women who had attended the three-day summer event at North Shore Montreal, gave gleanings on the events This included music.Mrs.Smith spoke about Dr Beck, leader of the project, attended by 150 women and 30 who came and went.She referred in brief to the four lectures of Dr Beck based upon trust and consequence challenge as to the church are we elected or called to serve God and covenant, the new word with God also touched upon other pertinent words of this great leader Mrs Baldwin spoke about Rev Douglas W ilson s talk concerning his work as chaplain at the Douglas Hospital, the waits and needs of so many of the people who are there Others spoke about events that took place at the three day session, addresses, morning devotions, workshops, summed up as three days of friendship, study and service, three days where everyone is someone Rev Dr W J Close arrived to give the rally closing address He was introduced bv Mrs Mayhew In keeping with the rally theme he based his FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Don't keep worrying about your fatso teeth dropping at the wrong timi A denture adhesive can help.FASTKKTII1 gives dentures a longer, firmer, steadier hold.Makes eating more enjoyable.For more security and comfort, use FAS-TEKTH Denture Adhesive Powder.Dentures that fit are essential to health.See your dentist regularly.# New Fall A W inter selection of.dresses — 2 piece suits A slacks long dresses.Also *2 sizes Special invitation to my customers from MRS.FRANÇOISE HOUDE 333 Quebec St.Tel: 562-2832 AN EXPERT See Mr.Rene Robert when you are buying a fur coat.Have him show you the different qualities tha exist in skins, finishes Mr.Rene Robert 3-AROBERT-fc Fitting Room — Cutting Room — Fur Storage IC84 King St.West — Sherbrooke — 562 4005 By Lawrence E Lamb.M D W ith each new sack of letters that arrives on my desk I can always be sure there will be a number asking about small breasts The only people in the world more interested than men in how a woman's breasts look are women Most women's concern about small breasts is more than Dr.Lamb Just appearing attractive to men Women often equate femininity with their breast development It is the inescapable proof of womanhood Manx women feel they have been shortchanged by nature, and in some instances they have All want to do something about it Today I want to review for those women just what they can expect from the measures that are now avail able Many women have tried those highly advertised breast development methods Most of these don't work A good many of these depend upon using a cup like device that jets water over the breast Others depend upon contrast mg baths for the breast area, applying alternating hot and cold water This isn t all that easy for the woman who hasn't got a lot to bathe to begin with, and the end result is disappointing to say the least In general, you should avoid all publicly advertised breast development procedures An approach I have often recommended is to use exer rises that improve the muscles of the shoulders and chest These are the exercises of rotating your arms hack ward like swimming a back stroke or other exercises designed to strengthen the mus des between the shoulder blades to improve a woman s posture These are of some help for the woman who ha< moderately small breasts They will not enlarge the breast at all.but by improv ing the posture they help to accentuate the positive Those exercises of placing your hands together with the palrm against each other and press mg help to build up the muscles over the front of the chest By building a muscular base they help a small breast appear more prominent Another aid for women with moderately small breasts is the birth control pill The female hormones in these tend to cause some water retention and.through this and other mechanisms, enlarge the breasts slightly Usually these have the biggest effect in the woman who already has ample or even too much to suit her You can get a lot of differ ent opinions from doctors about the advisability of using surgery for small breasts Some are dead set against it and think a woman should be glad she has no other health problems than small breasts Others feel it is so important to many women’s ego that sensible measures are justified There is no doubt about the importance of the ego to all of us.men and women When a person thinks he is unattractive it undermines his self-confidence and prepares the way for innumerable psychological problems Yes.counseling sometimes helps but it takes a long time to convince a woman she real ly doesn t need to look normal That is all many of the women with truly small breasts want Correcting the real problem normalizing the breasts, is the fastest and most effective form of psychotherapy in some of these women What procedures can a woman use to do something about really small breasts0 The most commonly used procedure today is the under the-breast implant These are made of a silicone hag filled with silicone gel They are shaped like a breast and have the feel of a human breast These are far superior to the old sponge-like implants used in the past They often became rock hard and were dis turbing because they didn't have that natural feel Another type of silicone sack is the inflatable These are tucked under the breast between the breast tissue and the underlying muscle Once they are in place, they are filled with salt water, similar to our own body water The size of the breast can be controlled by how much salt water is injected They contain a valve-like device that enables closing off the sack These are somewhat softer than the sill The Private Life cone gel sacks One of their big advantages i< that the incision required to insert them in their deflated state is quite small It doesn’t take much more than a puncture-like in cision underneath the breast to obtain access to the space behind the breast The gel sack implant, or other device, will require a larger incision, depending upon the size of the implant What about the silicone injections’’ They are horrible and no reputable physician uses them The silicone may actually move and there have even been some deaths report ed from injections Even if all goes well at first, the silicone will harden and become indistinguishable from the lumps of breast cancer The physician then has little choice other than to remove the in volved breast tissue to be cer tain it isn t cancer After the hardened silicone and the breast tissue are removed then the woman is in dire need of an implant of some type Do implants cause cancer0 No They don’t prevent it either A woman will continue to need regular examinations to detect any early changes The implant will not interfere with the usual breast examination An implant in a normal but small breast will not even in terfere with a woman s ability to lactate and nurse her baby Some women however, won t be able to do so adequately with or w ithout an implant Some very flat chested women with little or no breast tissue are the most difficult to help The implant will be most noticeable Some sur geons have placed the implant underneath the chest muscle in this case Still another approach is to transplant some of the fat tissue from some other location on the body, if any is available, to help with the padding effect Send vour questions to Dr Lamb m core of this newspaper PO Bo* 1551 Radio Citv Station New York N Y 10019 For a cop* of Dr Lamb s booklet on the menopause, send SO cents to the some address and ask for "The Menopause booklet < NkASMX*’tM fcNf I Rl’M it A > V* Elegance for your table 1 m in Sherbrooke now Chosen for BOWRINGS Carrefour de l'Estrie 563-9354 Look for our opening specials in the store HH Mil- KHKOOkh KhrOKI) Tl KS (HT !» IH7J !» Crossword Wl meetings Tiny Things Answer to P'e Pul.Al ROsS 1 Ne» born c hild 5 Small creeping thing 8 \fc«iter globu e 12 Elemontar\ • 4b 12 Atlantic ub 14 Ireland 15 Group ot plaver*» 16 Antique c ar 17 Permission in use 18 Charge »ith 2t) Having a waistband 22 Come torth 24 Feminine title 28 Declared 33 Japanese' outcasts 34 Madame ab DOttN 1 Greet letter 2 Awav from * ind 31’rsine animal 4 Girl s name 5 Expose?* t> Sho>h.>nean Indian 7 Ver> small drops 8 Glen » Violent disorder 10 Latin mones of account•pi 11 Remain unsettled lü Tin\ 21 Elongated tish 23 Hebrew judge < Bib 24 Intend "njrr-! u ^ ^ Et*.r â âr£ü 25 Even score 2 4j wds H1 2d Slightiv moil 27 Heipt r ab 29 Slipperc 30 To growl 31 Within con form • 32 Periods *.l time 34 Exacth 40 FiK*ted \ a>« 41 Attempt CLEVKL AND Th^ Women s Instiiute met at the home of Mrs t.'hesle\ Bantill on Sept 2S the Pres Mrs Ralph Heals opening the meeting b\ welcoming the members and guests The Mars Stewart Collec t was repeated in unison The Motto tor the month There is no better exercise tor the heart than reaching out to help someone Roll ('all Make sour own first aid kit The minutes o( the last meeting were read bs the Secretars Mrs Kenneth Stesens who also read the correspondence This consisted ASTRO-GUiDE By Ceean 45 Close b\ 46 Delicate 47 Pub drink' 49 Halt 50 Diminutive girl > name 51 Australian birds 52 Anm meal 55 Cereal grain Wednesdoy, October 10 The Day Under Your Sign 35 Ancient Sicilian city 2 3 4 5 5 ;?e 9 :o 3b Point** a gun Ï2J rr"*" 14 37 Law « Latin var iT, rr * if * th Graciou> woman nrt 19 WMk 39 Homan sea god * 41 Beginners 42 Measuring stick 44 Babv 48 Organic w hole 53 Masculine name 54 Sea eagle i var 56 Occasion 57 Denmark native 58 Caustic substance 59 Burden 60 Native metals 61 Affirmative reply 62 Go bv ;« - :e : ARIES (Born March 21 to April 19) Don t be embar 'assed by ?aim pas -every body goots now and then People torget sooner than you think they will TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) A though the going has been rough now that the matte is settled you II tee a the hardships were worth GEMINI 21) > n ception and vot (May 21 to June extra sensory per s especially keen may foresee some important event Make a note of it CANCER (June 22 to July 21) The made story may be quite different from what is pubic Knowledge Make no judgment without more facts LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) A ne er do well relative may try to take advantage of your generosity again Remain adamant Say no1 VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) You teela little reuctant tc speak out Have the couragt1 of your convictions state your views LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) You ii 'egret early morning outburst once you ve caimed town and looltod the situation more rationally SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov 21) Double-check you» hgures ii' your checkbook etc as arithmetic isn t your ng suit and errors are likefy SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) You it make agréai impression at a social gamer mg Your sense ol humor saves the day lor the hostess CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan 20) Someone you were sure you could trust may let you down and you leel a real loss Don t become bitter AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb 19) Your enthusiasm will ntluence others to K>m m your cause Be certain it is one you re proud to be tied up with PISCES (Feb 20 to March 20) You may be mortified by actions of family member but m this instance you are indeed not your Brother s keeper Landers Dear Ann Landers There seems to be quite a heated argument between Ann Landers.who says homosexuals are sick, and certain psychiatrists and gays who say they are NOT sick Your opponents say you are ill-informed.stupid or nuts Anyone who witnessed the Gay Pride Parade from Belmont Harbor to Lincoln Park in Chicago has got to go with you.Ann In my life I never saw anything to top it Over 1.500 gays came out of the closet to march with their brothers and sisters Some of the costumes were out of this world - sequins, feathers, tights, black leather coats, whips and chains.The wigs were gorgeous and the makeup was fabulous.One fellow (I think) had a live snake New Soft Look Printed Pattern Homosexuals not always obvious wrapped around his neck There was much cheering and singing Two-four-six-eight Is your husband really straight0' There was also good news from the first gay minister of the United Church of Christ “Sixty-two gay ministers.' he announced, have decided to step forward and declare themselves No more hiding They are gay and proud of it If those people are normal and heathy, then I wanna be sick Sign me - Freaked Out Dear Freaked I hope you don t think all homosexuals look and act like that What you describe sounds like the lunatic fringe Many homosexuals are dignified, soft-spoken people They do not wear high heels or wigs The only real difference between them and us is that they prefer as sex partners members of their own gender Thanks for the report Dear Ann Landers I visited my sister a few weeks ago Something I saw in her home has been bothering me and I can't get it out of my mind My sister's husband is very strict with the children They are nice youngsters - bright and well-behaved - but they are terrified of him The middle child, a boy of seven, seems to have a small appetite His father forces him to eat and every night there is a scene at the dinner table.Once the boy excused himself and threw up Another time he began to cry because his father yelled at him for 15 minutes and shook him for being a baby î didn t say anything to my sister, but l feel now that I should write to her.Or would she consider it interfering0 -On My Mind.Dear On That father needs counseling And the kids will need it.too.from your description Perhaps if you suggest to your sister that SHE discuss the family situation with the school counselor, it would be a useful first step Dear Ann Landars: What is this world coming to when a woman can t telephone her aging mother from the office three or four times a day?And whose business is it if they talk about the price of meat - or even whether or not the rain will hurt the rhubarb0 My mother is 84 and she lives alone.L ,d bless her I'm sure my telephone calls mean a great deal to her I try to telephone at least four times a dav The world needs more love and consideration and less criticism of people who show it.especially to their aging parents That office must be a real zoo Glad I Don’t Work There.Dear (Had: Fm not 1 think perhaps you could teach those dumbbells something -F *f-F Don t get burned by a “line that's too hot to handle Play it cool with Ann Landers's guide to “Necking and Petting What Are the Limits0” Send your request to Ann Landers.P O.Box 3346.Chicago.111.60654.enclosing 50 cents in coin and a long, stamp d.self-addressed envelope OES Chapter No.17 COWANSVILLE — The stated meeting of Cowansville Chapter No.17.O.E.S was held in the Masonic Hall.910 Main St., on Thursday evening.Sept 20.the Worthy Matron.Mrs.Susan Greig presiding The meeting opened in regular form and the flag of our country was presented Mrs Helen Ramsay.Associate Grand Matron Mrs Margaret Staton.Grand Organist: Mrs Audrey Marsh.Grand Warder: Mr John Syberg.Grand Trustee and Mrs Grace Hadlock.Grand Instructer.District No 2.were introduced, welcomed and escorted to the East The Worthy Matron Mrs Susan Greig.extended a very cordial welcome to Grand Representatives .Grand Chapter Committee Members Matrons and Patrons Past Matrons and Patrons and all visitors present.The minutes of the June meeting were read and approved, also correspondence and bills attended to The Treasurer’s report and of various other committees were presented and routine business attended to.A delegation from Westmount Chapter No 9.Patricia Chapter No.14.Excelsior Chapter No 18 and Fidelity (’hapter No.55.all of Montreal, were introduced and welcomed and the Worthy Matrons invited to sit m the East.There being no further business the meeting closed and refreshments wçre served.by the hostesses for the* ev(xniHg*.Mts.Manon Harvey Miss Isabella Beattie.Mrs.Gloria Pqtvin and Mrs Gula Morrison •' • ’ .• Cowansville -Chapter -No' 17 OES held their ahmial.supper >n the Maurice Hotel.Cowansville Sunday 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