Sherbrooke daily record, 13 octobre 1967, vendredi 13 octobre 1967

[" Adopted families cross racial lines (Page 3) Friday the 13th: \"Avoid walking under cats\u201d By TVIi ASSOCIATED PRESS \u2018\u2022Avoid walking under cats'\u2019 is the tongue-in-cheek advice of one man but triskaidekaphobes are sometimes reduced to shy stav-at-homes on Friday the 13th Today is the 13th ami tris kauiekaphobia\u2014fear of the number 13\u2014combines with other traditional bad luck signs to make life truly miserable for the superstitious.'i always itay home, says Phil Edwards, a reporter for radio station KTYM in Ittsie wood, Calif \u2022 I'd stay in bed but there * always the chance that I'll fall out so l usually ,o to sleep ou the floor,\" Helen Matusiak a Chicago cleaning woman.>a>s she waa otvee toM that tf the firs* person you see on opening your window drapes in the morning on the l.Uh is a woman you U have bad luck all dav U happened to her once and she went to the store and lost S\u2019O she said Today i nt not going to open the curtains ail day Marcia Vshlev.a high schooi teacher from Lynn field, Mass takes every pte caution to avoid black cats \\mi witli some reason \"One night 1 was driving home when l saw a black cat w a 1 k t n g across the road Thtnkmg quickly 1 pulled into a cimevvay to avoid tt 1 did but 1 also hit the car that was parked there ¦ 1 have no superstitions and take no precautions because I alwaye know esac*- ly what l m doing.\u2019 said l>r.Jack Harper a Helena, Mom .surgeon Donald R Dehon, research er for a Boulder.Colo , engt neenog firm, said a company ensmeor once gave him the terse advice \"Avoid walking under cats.Vilen ( Black Cat 1 LaJombe self-styled \"unlttck test man In Hew CVVean* ^ holds the grand ot\u2019W'tng of a new bar today on Ihe theory that \"niaybc Friday the 13th wt'ii give me luck for a change.\u201d In New York City a group calling itself \u201cThe 1* Against Triskaidekaphobia\" holds forth at the !3th minute of th* tilth hour\u20141 13 p.m \u2014outside a Manhattan restaurant.WEATHER Cloudy with some sunny periods today and Saturday.Cool.Light winds.High today and low tonight 50 and 30.Smil* for today Don't enw the one to whom haul drinking appears Established 1897 -y- YftpyAy-' ^ Price: 10 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, I RIP W.OCTOBER Id.19tv Seventy-first yc.tr Injunctions threatened Quebec ?MTC drivers eject Que.Uiiimatum MONTREAL \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Montreal's 6.000 striking bus and subway workers have rejected a Quebec government ultimatum to return to their jobs immediately \u2014 and threatened to suspend operation of the Expo Express.The ultimatum was issued Thursday night by Acting Premier Paul Dozois who scheduled a provincial cabinet meeting for today to decide what measures would be taken if the workers refused to end the strike that began Sept._____________* Between 3.500 and 4.000 of the strikers gathered in an east-end 4 -isv rî-v SSh/fô\" Marijuana laws VICTORIA (CP) \u2014 British Columbia doctors said Thursday that anti-marijuana laws are like trying to swat flies with a sledgehammer.Members of the B.C.Medical appeai against the action insti- arena shortly after the government ultimatum and authorized their union leaders to halt the free public transportation on the Expo site if this is deemed necessary.Tire strike halted the bus shuttle service from the Expo parking lots to the fair\u2019s entrance as well as the transportation by bus and subway to the site.The strikers face court injunctions ordering them to return to their jobs.Union leaders have announced they would I £ x / : gif', if' .\t' 1 ' ifk1.back to Ul I HI t H l\u2019t I lie povernment Uivl.ty will tty lo clamp liack-to-work injuncliivus on tnoM i'( Ouebec s .\u2019OS tadiologisls vvlto iv'-igncd tlteii ItospiLil positions laic in July \\etiug Premia Paul I Loots aituotin.vvl lluiisvl.iy niglu the gowrtnncnt will seek miunetious d ihe radiologists arc not tv.uk al yyoik b\\ 9 a.m tovlav the radiulogisis responded by saying iniunelions would he illegal since, they sa\\.the province's labor code docs noi apply to ihetn as mcvlical spccialisis.Mi Dozois told reporters fol lowing a cabinet meeting that \u2022Ihe g o v e r n m e n t w ill seek injunotior.s b e cans e public ! health is threatened by w hat the government considers a work stoppage j The radiologist* countered by saying tliev are maintaining emergency services in hospitals and are continuing to work in their prit ate clinics.Health Minister .Iran Paul y , ,.R K (CP) yueber's t hiutier estimates thal hospi npiKvsitum labci al party may tals arc operating at only 50 |\u201e.a^g(.(| dns weekend lo iTiect Liberal rejecticn of Levesque's idea may come on Sat.iper cent oapacily since the x ray nirn resigned The dispute shapes up a* round une in Ihe bailie for con trol over the purse strings of metical care between the prov ; dice's doctors and the govern \u2022 nient MONEY KEY ISSUE Although the resignation of 190 radiologists was not procipi laied directly by money prob lems.both sides agree money has become the central issue former welfare minister Rene Levesque along with hi* personal brand of .séparai isip Several leading Liberals say privately t li a t anli Levesque forces waul the parly to dump their outspoken member at the annual meeting ol the L)uebe-Liberal Federation, in Mondial Thursday night, Liberal Leader .lean Les me gave force to Ihoir conicnt otl by saying publicly that the Key financial question in the prospect of losing Mr Levcstpir dispute is On what basis will threatens a loss '\u2018which i* grad mer m i n i s t e r of nalurn resources and welfare, has huit caletl he will remain in tin parly In fight for his ideas evei if I he i osolliUon is defeated But several Liberals, including some former cabinet col leagues Iciun the HKiOliti Tabcra gov cenmnii.have apparenlly decided that VIr Lev e * q n « must go.Some Liberals ace said to hi considering introduclion of s rc olution demanding résigna lion ni Mi I a v esiptc and ntheri m the pail.' who ad v ma t * scpai alistn.Association, at their annual ga^e(] By the provincial govern meeting were almost equally divided on a committee report which criticized the laws con- meat.WILL RESIGN Also coming to light at the meeting was the threat of mass resignations.Union leaders announced that about 3.400 resignations have been turned in.Mr.Dozois said the injunctions would remain in force' regardless whether an appeal is filed.The union is seeking S3.50 an hour in an 18-month contract\u2014 I $3.35 immediately and another trolling the drug's distribution and use.?Crash victims ATHENS, Greece (Reuters)\u2014 Medical and aviation experts looked to autopsies scheduled lor today on victims of a British jetliner crash for clues on why the plane suddenly plunged into the Mediterranean l\t^ cen(s a^er sjx mooths.killing all 66 persons aboard.Wednesday night, bus drivers The crash baffled experts be-, employed by the Provincial cause the plane was cruising i'ranSp0iq Company decided to normally at about 29.000 feet, hold one or more o n e -d a y and there was no indication \"study sessions\u201d in support of from the pilot of any problem, the Montreal workers who nor-An airline spokesman said the, rnally provide transit service to pilot sent a routine message about 1.300.000 a day.Of this number, about 300.000 passengers used the bus and subway daily to get to and from the world's fair which reported losing about $1,000,000 a week-in revenue since the strike began.GRAND CHAMPION STEER \u2014 For (he third time in as many years Dominion Stores bought the Grand Champion steer at the Sherbrooke Winter Fair.Above from left to right are: Real Brouillette, Yvon Chamberlain and Maurice Demers, all representatives of Dominion Stores; Average price stays steady Art Bennett, auctioneer; Een O'Donnell, president of the E.T.Agricultural Association; William Brass, manager of the North River Farm which owned the steer, and James Brass.The steer was sold for 82.40 a pound for a total price of $2,145.00.\t(Record photo; Gerry i.cmay) Dominion buys prize steer doctors be paid under » pro gram of government .sponsored medical care'.\u2019 The radiologists want to be paid on lire basis of doctor cs tabli.shcd fee schedules sd bv the Quebec Fcileralion of Midi cal Specialists.The gov r nui i en I wants to negotiate fees independent of tire doctor fee schedules which nn r Ihe question of paying al parity with provinces such as Ontario.In negotiations with the radiologists the government would not accept the principle of recognizing the radiologists fee schedule.The radiologists resigned in a dispute over the government\u2019s decision in June to extend its coverage of radiological .services under its hospital insur pally becoming ; significant.\u201d A b o u I 2.000 expected al the mieoling, which is endorse Salmdav 'rejecting 1 séparai i 'tirin' less and le.li-l les are federation's expeclrd lo a resolution ,mi m all it HAS OWN RESOLUTION Mr.Levesque n barking an opposing resolution calling on the Liberals to endorse as party policy a sovereign, indepomlcnl Quebec state within an economic association Thursday Mr Lesage said in a television interview thal if the convention votes against Mr Levesque's resolution the for mer minister will \u201chave tot commit or dismiss him,sell from the party.\"His conscience will dictate Prison walkout stopped just a few minutes before the accident.?Final day * No promotions UNITED NATIONS (API -The General Assembly went into the final day ol its policy debate today w'th more than a third of its members demand-\tvw ; _\tull ing a halt to IS bombing ot jes Lamontagne said Thursrlav North $ ietnam.\tno promotions or transfers will Although not on the agenda of be given municipal police until the 122-nation assembly.\\'iet-1 provincial police fini.-li their in-nam has dominated the debate.! vestigation into allegations that Prior to the closing speeches | SOme city officers have been today, calls for a bombing halt taking bribes from garage own came from 43 nations, most of ers.them in Communist East Mr.Lamontagne said com-Europe, Scandinavia.Asia or plaints against the municipal Africa\tl police were received about ?Evacuation BUENOS AIRES ( Reuters t \u2014 Helicopters and navy landing craft Thursday began evacuating families trapped by floods which have killed 26 persons in and around the Argentine capital in the last three days.An emergency military command which took control of anti flood operations reported nearly 100 persons missing and said 75.000 persons have left their homes in the suburbs of Buenos Aires and in the sur-routing province.i three months ago.For the third time in three years Dominion Stores bought the Sherbrooke Winter F\u2019air's grand champion steer but this time paid a low $2.40 a pound.The North River Farm's champion Angus fetched a total price of S2.145.60 at the Sherbrooke Winter Fair auction yesterday afternoon.Last year Dominion Stores bought Ben Lavin's prize winning Angus for S5.50 a total of S3.10 more than the price they paid this year.The net total for last year's champion steer was $9.737.40.$7.641.80 more than was received this year.David Yuile, owner ol the Pierrefonds Farm, said however.the prices were much better than he expected and on the average he was quite surprised.The average this year was 4m cents per pound, the same as last year.\u2018\u2018What must be remembered.'\u2019 said Wes Nichol.president and chairman of the w in ter fair, \"is that if you exclude the top two champion By RICHARD NUTBROWN (Record Staff Reporter) steers from the average price per pound you will find that this year we received 37'-cents a pound while last year we averaged a low 31 ti cents, some six cents different.\u201d In market pigs and lambs the prices lor the grand champions were far higher than last year.Archer B.Lyster\u2019s grand champion lamb was bought by Obies Meat Ltd.of Montreal at $4.25 a pound, a total of $1.35 more Ilian was paid for tv.E.Hatch's champion last year.Obies Meat Ltd bought Pierrefonds Farm's reserve grand champion steer for SL00 a pound (Angus).From there the price dropped 40 cents a pound for Robert Mayhew and Sons champion hereford.The steer was bought by Dionne Ltd.of Montreal.Frie McLeod of ShawvilJr.sold his champion shorthorn steer to Laurier Packers ot Montreal (or 55 cents a pound.Dominion Stores also bought Massawippi Lodge Acres\u2019 reserve grand champion hereford for 58 cents a pound.The Calf Club Champion steer, owned by Elwyn Lang of Shawvilk'.was bought by Laurier Packers of Montreal for 50 cents a pound.Canada Packers bought two of the three interbred steers for prices of 61 and 60 cents a pound while the third was bought by T.Eaton\u2019s Co.for 60 cents a pound.The championship, reserve champion and the third prize will be awarded after they have been slaughtered.They will be judged according to carcass.This year there was a total of 71 steers sold at the auction for a net total of $25.-315.86 La Belle Fermiere of Montreal bought Marcel Sylvestrc's first prize lot of three hogs for $1.25 a pound, 25 cents more than was paid for his champion hogs last year.Canada Packers paid Antonio Sevigny 43 cents a pound for his champion lot of five hogs, two cents less than he received for his champion hogs last year.Both second prize lois ol three and five hogs were bought by the Institute National des Viandes of Montreal for 30 and 31 cents a pound respectively.The reserve grand chain pion lamb wax bought by Art Bennett for $1.50 a pound.The money from this sale is to be turned over to the Sherbrooke Hospital.The pen of four lambs was bought by Swift Canadian for 43 cents per pound.The net sales for the lambs totaled $823.38 with an average price of 95 cents a pound.The total amount received from the entire auction was $29,325.71 for the sale of all the animals in the three sections.An average for the hogs was not determined because they are sold according to dressed weight.ance plan.\t,\t, , T h e government extended to 'vhat f0lirs'\u2019 hp m,,st f\u201d' insurance to cover all radiologi 'ow' cal services in hospitals, but ^r- ¦\u2022esage left ti n e o v e r e d radiological\ts f William Topping and son.BUI .\u201e c,pt*!\u201c \u201c™;oo and Miss Heather Ogden, all ofj5j uun-.i and u»rdy Montreal, spent a day witli Mr.w r>i»cov*ry ¦67 and Mrs.Andrew McEwing and!12* L®e«l N*w* Miss Hilda Mchlwing.Previously, Miss McEwing accompanied her cousin.Miss Doris Duugall | and Miss May Tilson to Montreal, where they attended the Horse Spectacular Show at the Autostad.SATURDAY Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Jones!3 S.15 B.m.j 12) Your Guide Lo Expo j B.30 a.m 5) Fantastic Hour 8) Spider-man !2) Captain Compaf* »:00 w m 1) Frankenstein j) Super fil* tj) Casper 9:30 *,m and family and Mr.Norman 3) Hercuioid* Jones motored to East Hatley ^' super president for the afternoon on Sundav.An : \u2019 hr»nt '*u'' evening guest on Tuesday was j1'1 prends \"d Mr.Gary Reynolds, Cornwall,\tiojoo - m Ont., a nephew of Mr.Jones.i3> sha«»n Miss Hilda McEwing was an1*! Fiint»ton** overnight guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Blue, and later attended Expo.Mr.and Mrs.D.Frederick Shufelt and Mr.and Mrs.J.Beattie were in Montreal visit Heroes ing relatives.Later a day at Expo.16) Super 8) Pop.vo 12) Buddies 10,30 *.m.3) Space Ghost I j) Samson and Goliath .ft) Linus the Lion \u2022 i Hearted thr\\ DAt4Œ FITCH BAY MEMORIAL HALL October I 4th with music by SAM HOPPER'S ORCHESTRA Door Prizes \u2014 Everybody Welcome1 spent b Journey I\u2019o The Center Of The Fai th .j 12) Batfink 11.00 a.m.|3) Moby Dick j 5) Bird man j 6) Daktari jit) King Kotix ! 12) Spider Man Ii:30 a.m .3) Superman.Aqua man j.i) Ant, Squirrel 8) George of the Jungle 13) Beatles 12:00 noon j 3> Top Cat 6) Cuisine Women I 8)\tMovie\t1 )\t\u2022 s.tn\tAn.?\tIonia\u201d\t2)\t\u201cThey j\tMade Me\tA Crlmm- I\t\u2019 j 12) Lone Ranger \u2022\t2.30 t> m 1\t3) Jonny Quest ! 5) Cool vtcCool 3i Let\u2019s Talk Footba/1 12) Thunder Birds 1.00 n m.3iI*one Ranger King Kong 6) Bowling 12) Wrestling 1:30 p m.3) Road Runner .>) Beatles 1:45 p.m.3) NCAA Pre-Game 2 00 p.m.'h Spider-Man 8) College Football 12) Movie: \u201cBanjo On My Knee\" 2:30 p.m.\u20225) Center Of The Earth 3:00 p.m.3i Race For South Pole 3:30 p.m.1.2) Flying Fisherman 4:00 p.m.3) American Band Stand 12) After Four; Variety 4:30 p.m.(5i TBA 12) Wide World of Sport* 5:00 p.m h Peter Potamus fi) Horse Race Etobicoke, Ont.8) Wide World of Sports 5:30 p.m.'ll Dance Dale 6l Bugs Bunny f.vO a.ir*- 3l N'a-s and Weather ft) This Land of Ours 12) Like Young *\t30 p m 3 CBS News uddi* 6) 3) 0) Sounds \u201908 8) Gad t Bout 6:45 p.m.New a 7:0\u20aci p m No Time For Sergeants 3) Bewitched 6) Beverly Hillbillies lb That Girl 12) Jackie Gleason '.JO o m 31 Jackie Gleason 3) Maya : i>) High Chapa l i ai j 3j Dating Game 5:00 0 m ! 8) Newly Wed j 12) Movie; \u201cHaiiow\u201d V;Jo o.n.j .it My Three Sons i 3) Get Smart j f» Hockey.Red Wings vs llabs 8V Lawrence We Ik 9:00 p.m.; .'li Hogan's Heroes 51 Movie; \u201cMirage\u201d 9:30 o m 3) Petticoat Junction 3) Country Music Jamboree 10:00 p.m.3* Mannix 12) Garrison\u2019* Gorillas 11 ;00 p.m 8) News, We a the t Sports 3,3,6,81 News.Weath er, Sport* ' » i> pm 8.1 Movie: \"Stakeout On Dope Street\u201d 12) New s 11:30 p.m.3) Movie; \u201cTexas Lady \u201d 3) News.Weather, Sports 11:50 p.m.IL Movie; \u201cThe Small Back Room\u201d 12:45 a.m.8) ABC Scope 1:30 a.m.12) Your Guide to Fxp-o 7 30 0.m 8) Christopher» 1:00 p.m.j 3/ fnjdght 8:15 *,m.j 6) Church Service 8:30 «.m.j) Rex Humbard S 81 Colby Telecom'-e : 12) LocaJ New* 8:45 ».m 12/ Your Guide To E&po 9:00 ¦ m \\ 3) Tom and Jerry j 3) Light Time 12) Captain Companx t:JC p.m.j 3) Underdog ' h Milton The Vfonstei tooc p.m ¦ii Lamp Unto M Feel J ») Linus Hi Kxtenarton a Popeye ?» Iret's Find Out 10:30 e.m n Town And Country fu This is The Life 81 Movie: \u2018'Crime Wave\u201d ; I?.) Lot\u2019s Find Out 11 00 a.m 3) Camera Three ! 3) This f.s 'The Life i r>) Church Service Lutheran 11:19 am j 3) Faith for Today 11:45 a.m.i 5» Davey and Goliath 12:00 noon 3) This is the Life 3) Navy Film j fi) Let\u2019s Talk Music ; 8) Movie: 1) \u201cThe Big Trees\u201d (2) \u201cPeaple Will Talk\u201d 6\u2014CBMT\u2014 Montreal 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Moun \u2022 WoaKington SUNDAY 17 30 o.m 3) Faith For Today , 31 InvoH ement I 6) Let\u2019s Talk Sports 12) Continental Miniature \u2022 :0C p.m i; Big Picture Arm, 3 Meet the Press ] Hi TBA :2) Spectrum 1:15 p.m 6) Gardening Show 1:30 p m.J.» Pro Football Giants vs Siee.ers 31 Country Show 6) Pro Football 49er.b Vb Kagles 12' t-^u: -con Period 2:00 p.m.3i Pro Football Raider* vs Bills 12) Pro Football: Lions vs Ti-Cats 4:00 p.m.8) Movie: \u201cA Stolen Life\u201d 4:30 ! -ii Diseo-v ei) j 6) Country i!2i Soccer: p.m \u201967 Calendar England 5.C0 p.m.31 C\u2019elcbrity Game 3i Pro Football: C'hiefs v-s Chargers 5.30 n m 31 Amateur Hour 12 This Is Expo 6:00 p.m 3 21st On tun 6; Walt Disney 12) Tarzan 6:30 p.m.3 You Can Quote Me i) Talent Spotlight 7:00 p.m '¦! Ltisxj# 6» Green Acre*! |8) Voyage 12; The Monkccs p.m.31 Gentle Ben j 5i Walt Disney 61 Flash Back j 12) F B I.8:00 o m 3, 6) Fd Sullivan | 8» F B I 9:30 o.m 3) Mothers-in-law 12)1 Dream Of Je-mnle tended 9:00 m.D Smothers Brothers j> Bonanza \u2022 6i Bonanza 8' Movie:\tHarlow 10'OC O.TY C Mission: Impossible C High Chi parral i 6) Way It Is ; 12) W5 1100 o m : 3,5.6,8) News, Wea | ther.Sports ! 12) News H:I5 p.m.3) News 121 Pulse \u2014Newt 11:30 p.m.3) Movie: \u201c I his Love of Ours\u201d 1 3) Burke Law i 6i Movie: \u2022'Stianger on the Third.Floo: \u2019 ; i2) Crossfire 11:45 p.m.j ?.) New s, Weather Sr Sports 8 Movie \u201cThis Man I Love\u201d 12:10 a.m, 12) Noranda Lectures 1:10 a.m.New London U.C.W.meets CLEVELAND - The Septrm o^r meeting of the New London U C W.wa* held m Chalmer s United Church parlor with Mr.1M Husk as hostess.Devotions i were in charge of Mrs.L.Good-hue.Mrs R Sloane reported one sunshine basket had been given and four members had visited the Wales Home.A shower of cards and a gift is to be sent to a member.Members are to canvass for donations instead of having a fall supper \u2022Mrs.Ralph Heal, reported on I the summer school she had at at Macdonald College.The next meeting will be held with Mrs.R.Sloane Refreshments were served by the hostess.900 CKTS T news throughout the day supplied by The Sherbrooke Daily Record FRIDAY Brothers feted at parties heH in Bishopton BISHOPTON - Master Allen George observed his tenth birth-,day on Sept.28.when he was guest of honor at a party held at his home.Several games were played and Allan received gifts, cards land money.Supper included the traditional birthday cake.|and the birthday song was sung.Those attending, besides his ; brother Erie, were Summer Westman, Sheila Ainsworth.Merrilee MacAulay, Katherine 6:00 Sacr«c H\u20acam 6:15 7.30 Country Jamboree 6:30 Ne**, Sports 7\t00 New» 7.05 Farm Broadcast 7:30 Headlines 7:33 9:00 Music Makers 8\t00 CBC News 8:10 Preview Com ment ary 8:30 News, Sports 9:00 CBC News 9:10 Weather 9:15 Morning Devotions 9:25 Parade of B.*nds 9:30 Coffee Club 9:55 Assignment 10:00 News '0;35 Coffee Club .0:30 Woman's World 10:55 Assignment 11.00 News 6 00 Sacred Heart 4:15 7:30 Country Jamboree 6:30 News, Sports 7:00 News 7:05 Farm Broadcast 7:30 Headlines 7:33 9 Music Makers 8:00 CBC News 8:30 News, Sports 9 00 CBC News 9:10 Man About Music 9:30 Back To The Bible 10 00 news 10:05 Teen Tempo 10.30 Headlines 12) Your Guide to Expo Joyce \tVA CARD\t.Sense\tA4 Q -\t-The bidding has\t\tbeen: West\tNorth\tLast\tSouth \t\t: a\tDole , Pass\t2A\tPass\t2* 2A\t3»\t3 A\tPass 4 A\tPass\tPass\t7 JACOBY ON BRIDGE NEGATIVE DOUB.-E USED International Match Points.IN TOURNEY The takeout double was created by Major Rufus Patton in auction days to allow a player to ask his partner to bid In the la.,t 15 years most American experts have extended the takeout, double to cover many You, South, hold: additional bidding situations.i A3 VK Q 10 8 4A Q J 5 4 *K 0 5 These new doubles, called What do you do now^ negative and responsive, were \u2014Pass.\\ou hope to beat invented for the most part by Alvin Roth of this year\u2019s American team and were used by two of the three American pairs in World Championship match Edgar Kaplan's double of Pa-bis-Tieci\u2019s weak vulnerable over-call was for takeout, not business.Sitting North, he undoubt- Sherry Mackay, Wendeil Karl Liberty, Owen j Fleury, Budd Mackay, Alan Nicholson and Ronnie Lancaster.Allen's younger brother.Eric, 'observed his third birthday on I Sept.27, when he received a .birthday cake in the shape of ia teddy bear, iced in brown and decorated with coconut, gumdrops and licorice.He also ireceived several gifts.Mr.and Mrs.Bill Harper and Dana of Bury were present.8:00 CBC News 8:05 Sports 8:10 Music 8:30 Radio Bibl« Class 9.00 Sunday Morning Magazine 9:30 Neigrborly News 9-45 Music 10:00 Salvation Army ¦:0:30 Hour of Decision 10:50 New* of the Week 11:00 Church Service 11:05 Coffee Club 11:30 Headlines 11;5S Assignment 12:00 News 12:05 Sunshine Hour 12:30 Local News 12:40 Bulletin Board 12:45 Sports 12:59 Time Signal 1:00 CBC News 1:15 Montrât) je t'aime 1:55 Assignment 2.00 CBC News 2:03 33 .30 2:30 Matinee.Fat Patterson 3:00 News 3:05 Mr.Record Man 3:30 Local News 2:45 Bulletin Board 3:55 Assignment 4:00 CBC News 4.03 Canadian Roundup SATURDAY 11.04 CBC Newt 11:03 Action Set 12:00 News 12:05 Sunshine Hour 12:30 News 12:55 Bulletin Board 12:?9 Time Signal 1:00 CBC New» 1:15 Norad Show 1:30 Saturday Show 1:55 News 2:00 Teen Bandstand 4-00 News 4:05 6 Big Band Sounds 4:30 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10:C0 10:00 C3C News 10:10 Weekend Sports 10:30 Fieside Music 11:00 News 11:30 Symphony Hail 12:00 CBC Final Edition Danville have preferred to business but he Perfect d e f ense produced a two- m Üt MOLSON .AS Ü ¦¦as*?**™ cdly would double for could not.would have trick set.nils negative double of a one heart overcall guarantees four spades so his partner, Norman Kay, jumped to two, and Edgar carried on to game.The ace of diamonds was opened and diamonds continued.Norman led a spade and let East\u2019s nine hold the trick.He won the club return played his ace of spades, ruffed a dia-: mond and, when East's queen dropped, Norman announced that whichever player held the emaining trump could take it when he pleased and claimed his contract.It seemed to be an easy game to bid but somehow the Italian methods didn't get, there.What.The Italian South opened with one spade.Eric Murray likes to bid but he did not try a two, heart overeall.North raised io two spades and South passed.The Italians made the same ten tricks Kay did.but game was not bid and the Americans NORTH A 108 7 4 V AQ 10 8 ?\tK6 *983 WEST *Q3 V K 7 6 4 2 ?\tA854 *\tJ6 SOUTH *\tA 6 5 2 » J ?\tJ 9 3 2 *\tA K Q 2 East-West vulnerable 13 EAST *\tKJ9 V 953 *\tQ10 7 *\t10 7 5 4 U» West\tNorth\tEast\tSouth 1 A 1 Y\tDble\tPass\t2 A Pass Pass\t4 A\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014?A Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Olney included Mr.and Mrs.Omer Wilson, of Kinnaird, B.C.Mr.Frank Wilson and his daughter.Mrs.Tom McMillan, of Waterford.N.Y., and Mrs.L.Brown of Richmond.Frost four spades but a double is percentage.You will open king of hearts.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION Instead of responding clubs your partner bids diamonds after your double do you do now:' Answer Tomorrow Sawyerville Mr.and Mrs.Ernest and the Misses Karen Irena Frost were the weekend ; guests of Mrs.Frost\u2019s sister, Mrs.E.G.Coyle and Mr, Coyle in St.Louis de Champlain.Miss Clara Longmoore and Mrs.Hilda Stevens are spending a few days in Montreal, with Miss Stella Longmoore and Mr.Edgar Longmoore.who is now home from the hospital.The September meeting of Unit One of the U.C.W.of Trinity United Church was held in the Church Hall on Sept, 28.After the business meeting, refreshments were served by the bad hostess.Mrs.Kenneth Frost, the and a social hour was enjoyed.\\ Friends of Mrs.Hilton Findley will be sorry to learn that she is a patient in a Montreal two Hospital.tWO ;- OFA, zones, holds annual meeiing hears reports on student exchange BULWER \u2014 The annual stay at Macdonald College and meeting of Zone Five.Quebec tours taken while on the Stu-Farmers Association, was held.dent Exchange Program and in the Bulwer Community Cent- what they' did when the student , ter on Sept.25 with members from Ontario was their guest.: attending from Melbourne, Bish- A report was also given on mid 0Pt°n\u2019 Cookshire.East Clifton, the Junior Farmer Exchange High Forest, Bulwer, Birch-ton:when two students from On-and Sawyerville.Mr.W.Hodg-.tario stayed with Mr.and Mrs.man was chairman.\tWells Coates and one with Mr Thank-you notes were read and Mrs.R.G.Hodge.One from L.Hayes and D.Nixon member was- unable to come on for help given them to go on account of the illness of his the Students\u2019 Exchange Pro- father.gram.Douglas Nixon also sent Mrs.W.Coates gave a report a report of his trip to Alberta on the directors meeting, held Macdonald College on Sept which w as very interesting.It was decided to send for the film catalogue.Diane Merrill, Bulwer.was present and showed some color ed slides of the farms, Expo and other places visited and Cowansville a picked up 250 points, worth six TENDERS DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Project 51 -67 \u2014 Construction of a cement concrete bridge (3 spans of 60\").on the Yamaska River.Site Range 1.Lots 81-83.New Highway No.13.in the municipaliiv of Cowansville (Dunham Town ship), Mi-.-isquoi County Uniy those having their pria cipal place of business in the counties of Bagot.Drummond, Rouville, Saint Hyacinthe.Yamaska Missisquoi, Ver-eheres, Richelieu, Bronte.Shef-ford, Richmond.Sherbrooke.Staastead.Nicolet, Xrthabaska.Wolfe.Compton, Trots-Rivicres, | Saint Maurice.Maskinonge.Champlain and Laviolette are allowed to bid.4 payment of S25.00 not reimbursable, to the order of the Minisetr of Finance, is requir ed to obtain the plans and specifications Certified cheque or policy of guarantee (bid bond): $26.000.Tender closing date: Wednesday, November 8, 1967, at 3 P.M.( E.S.T.).For that project the documents may be obtained at Do panment of Roads, Room E-5, Parliament Buildings, Quebec.Eddy Monettc.Eng .Deputy Minister.Recent guests of Miss Mildred Waldron were Mr.and Mrs.Roy Parker.Greenfield, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon MacLeod, Marlboro, Mass., were weekend guests of Mrs.Winnie Hurley.Mrs, C a roly ne Norris.Miami Beach, has returned home after spending some time with her aunt.Mrs.Hurley.Mr, and Mrs.Ralph Mosher, Lennoxville and Mr.Rufus Riddle, Calgary, Alta., were calling on Mr, and Mrs.James Parkinson.Miss Edith Taylor visited Miss Agnes MacDonald, a patient in the Sweetsburg Hospital.Miss Marga\u2019-et Wilson ant Mrs.Verne Wilson accompanied her to Foster, where they spent the day with Mr.anil Mrs.Gordon Honey.A meeting of the Hong Kong Veterans\u2019 Association, of Quebec, was held at the home of , and Mr.and Mrs Lionel Hurd on is a Sept.23.with the following pres ent: Mr.Charles Brady, burn Heights; Mr.Cliff Royea.Mr.Everett Denison and Mr Walter Henderson, of Sherbrooke; Mr Maurice D'Avignon.Chambly; Mr.Les Shore, Brigham Richmon The 500 Club has started its activities with Mrs.Gerry Parent entertaining and as co-host-css.Mrs.Pearl Brock.A pleasant evening was enjoyed.The prizes were; First, Mrs.Alta Forster, second, Mrs.Aline Dunn, third, Mrs.Simone Grue- Mrs.Arthur Mimnaugh.'enwood.Refreshments were ser- Lotta, whose forefathers jved.The September meeting of interested visitor at the monu-! Unit D of tlie U.C.W.met at ment near Lake Joseph, erect-the summer home of Mrs.Lyn- ed in memory of the pioneers ford McClatchie at Bondvilkyof this district, many of whom Bay on Sept.26.The devotions ; also came from the Isle of Ar-were taken by the president.Tan.Miss Marjorie Burnet.Plans; Mrs.Alger Patterson, of Cais-were made to study Japan at tor Centre.Ont., and Mr, and at 7.The election of officers was as follows; Gordon Cairns.East Clifton was elected president, Douglas Grapes, Bulwer, vice -president: Mrs.Verne Wilson, gave a detailed report of her j Sawyerville, secretary ¦¦ ire a* jurer was re-elected.I Directors named were: Mrs INVERNESS\tWells Coates, East Angus and |E.D.MacAulay', Bishopton.Mr.and Mrs.John Gallagher, A bus will be chartered for Plymouth.N.H., and Mrs.W.J.the annual meeting of the Pro-Fleming, of Melbourne, were re- vlneial Q.F.A.at Macdonald cent guests at the Cook home.College, to leave Sawyerville at They also called on other fri- 7:30 a.m.The exact date has ends in the village.\tnot been set but will be either Mrs.Harry Campbell spent a 0ct- 21 or 0et- 28.An announce few days in Sherbrooke with nK\u2019nt k® made later, friends and attended the funer- -\u2014 of Mr.Earl Harron.Mrs.Isabella Lotta, Vancouver.B.C., and Mr.and Mrs.L.Roche.Stllery, visited Mr.and Mrs.came from the Isle of Arran, was an future meetings.The next Mrs.meeting which will be the thank N.H offering, will be held at the Mrs home of Mrs.C.Hamilton.Irose SOUTH DURHAM Art.Watkins, of Concord, were guests of Mr.and Dan Melrose, Mrs.Mel-had recently returned from a visit with relatives in Ontario and Montreal.SAT.NIGHT D A NCE LA PALOMA DANCE HALL Hunfingville Road Harold Nutbrown's Orch COMc AND HAVE FUN! Bun .Mr.' 1 Mis Mrs.G R.Couchman, Ulver-ton.is spending an indefinite time at the home of her daughter.Mrs.Delmer Fee.Mr.Fee family, while her husband patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.Ronald Fee.of ¦\\u- Montreal, and Miss Eileen Fee.Ste, Anne do Bellevue, were the weekend guests of their parents.Mr.and Mrs.P.S B:st.M'-S.J.Holbor, and little son.Bil-Mr.John Smith.of;ly, Montreal, were the weekend Mr.George Everett, guests of their uncle and aunt.Air.Wells Bishop and Air.W.Proulx and Mrs.W.\u2022ford.\tRobinson.Other visitors at the Margaret French, Mont same home were Air.and Mrs.real, spent a few days with her j Garnet Willey.St.Thomas.Ont., parents, Mr.and Mrs, Harry Airs.R.Lancaster and Mr.T.French.\ti Lancaster, of St.Christine.Ti-Blanc Richard Prop.KJP?v.?PC .\u2022 T .\u2022»*\u2022 i -JP* ' -.5 «j.5: - WiacsIiamDoJice- DANCING Ev*ry Saturdsy Ev*.?p.m.till doling ^Prescott Orchestra Country & Wtsttrn Mutic Grant Taylor, Mgr.Adm.$1.25 HUNTINGVILLE ?COULD WIN fine AGS T0SH:BA Solid State TRANSISTOR RADIO! 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Just complete this coupon and mail it to: RADIO A GO GO, CKTS 221 Dufferm St Sherbrooke \u2022\tName .» i\t i i\ti \u2022\tAddress .» > .\u2022\t« Tel No.» \u2022\t i \u2022\t« The drawing will take place at the end of October.This promotion is organized Dy the Sherbrooke Record and CKTS Radio j ; I 3 X.f / w - /^r ^ < SIjccbrockc'Dailij'Eccord t Kl .«.K T 13, UW7 MAGOG DAIRY INC.650 Georges Street MAGOG, Que.\tTel.843-5727 ese ramihes have child ren pieces many races Of all thuse 4.00(1 kitU that «eut to l.xpo Thanks^r, ing weekend only one was lost .and he was found and taken i-are of by the Montreal service club organization almost before his loss was realized .Latest Brome-Mis-sisqnoi road hazarads are the shutter bug» firing off shots of the fall foliage park their cars anywhere and everywhere, with no regard to safety Record correspondent at the Border Ivy Hatch undergoing, minor surgery toda;.at the Sherbrooke Hospital .Mrs.Hatch, by coined, dence.is sharing room 410 at the Sherbrooke Hospital with friend Mrs.Ralph Cooke of Beebe .Bits and Pieces received its second entry for the First Annual Snowfall Sweepstakes M.Rymill, RR 3, Sherbrooke, predicted that the white stuff would start falling in Sherbrooke on Tuesday, October 10 well, it just wasn't cold enough .anyone else?, Flocks of wild geese were seen going over the Boundary on October 6 .the flight of the geese usually means snow is not far behind them .- ?V Leadville Area farmer of the Municipality of Potton has been the victim of a new form of cattle rustling , , some time during the small hours of September 29 and 30 someone entered his pasture killed a young two year old heifer and carried away part of the carcass .the rustlers evidently like steak they removed only the hind quarters of the animal, leaving the remainder to rot in the pasture .owners of good beef cattle beware .The Magog Lions Club will hold a buffet dance tomorrow.1 p.m.at the Mount Orford C.olf Club.There will be cocktails at 7 o.m followed by the buffet and dance .the public is invited and there will be door prizes Roger Bernier, academic vice-rector of the University of Sherbrooke, has been invited to preside over a conference at Expo\u2019s Dupont Auditorium on Monday .\t.Professor Carl Leowith, historian and philosopher, professor of philosophy at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, will present, on this occasion, a conference entitled \u201cProgress: A Fatality The Freneh-Canadian Association for the Advancement of the Sciences ( ACFAS) will hold a congress at the University of Sherbrooke November 3 and 4 the theme: New Perspectives in University - State relations .three Congress participants and three commentators will discuss the theme topic in the context of education in Quebec .¦k Small school children seem to haie an especially fond spot in their hearts for the elderly crossing guard at the corner of Desgagne and Ontario Streets .the other day , a little girl he was escorting across presented him with a big, red apple, and you should have seen his face light up .Many residents on Wellington Street South were puzzled Thursday noon when a small army of Grammar-school children seemed to be searching for lost pennies ., walking along, bent over in a crouch, the kids were Picking up seeds from the milkweed plant , .wonder whv?By PETEk VERR4L t Record Staff Reporter) Curled up ou oue arm ot the chair and cuddling a flop py little Negro doll, Katherine, 4.rolls her big brown eyes at her father.\\ \\ e r > Booth lounging in the chair, and beams an ear to ear grin.Tony 9, and Christopher.7.are munching a rapidly dim inishing mound of peanuts while squatting Indian style on the livingroom floor of their Lennoxville home.Mtson.5, wanders over to the two boys and plunges a hand into the plate of peanuts which brings a few brotherly outbursts from the boys.This could be an evening scene for any Eastern Town ships family except for one thing: Katherine is partially Negro.Tony is Irish and French Canadian Christopher is part Italian and Anglo-Saxon.Alison is partially Negro and Welsh.They are known as mixed race children and are all adopted.Not far away and just a tew days later.u< visited the home of Ho\\ and Mr- \\lcx McCombie who haw adopted five children of mixed-race The air was filled with spontaneous \u201chis\" followed by excited squeals of laughter from the seven McCombie children (lan.d, and Aird.5.aren't adopted! as we drop ped by their home around lunchtime.Both Mr and Mrs.Booth and Re\\ ami Mrs McCom hie are members of the 0)h*u Door Society Iik which was formulated m 1959 b\\ three Speaker Mrs.Frank Edgar, president of the Open Door Society, will speak at the Noith Hatley Unilarian-Universalist Church Sunday at 11 am.Mi and Mrs.Edgar were one of the three couples who helped pioneer the Society in 1959.couples w ho adopted multi raced children through the Children's Service Centre in Montreal.The name Oiwn Door Seici ety was chtvsen in 1%0, and the Society's primary aim is to assist the adoption placent e n t agencies in finding homes for children of mixed racial background \\!l five of the adopted Me Combio children Steven, 9.Roger.7, Trevor, 4, Gavin, it.and Jillian.?.are part Negro.The Booths first became interested in adopting children of mixed race after they saw an article on the subject in Mclwans magazine \u201c \\l first we were a little unsure ot ourselves,\" Mr Booth said, \"but when you decide to adopt children you should do so on your own without asking the advice of your friends.'' It was while living in Tor onjo that the McCotnhies first became interested in adopt ing children of multi racial background.Stephen and Roger were both adopted in Toronto.- * Tv*.But tt was not until they adopted the remaining children from the Children's Ser-vieo Centre.Montreal, that they heard of the Open Door Society.\\ny couple who adopts a child of multi raced background usually becomes a member of the Society and pays annual lines of $3.Neither the Me Com hies nor the Rooths have experienced any overt prejudice against their children, nor have the See \u201cThese1' Page 7 - I »\u2022* c I eomnvandlng summons at prop erly spaced intervals as it pass ed through town, the rarava\" drove on to pass up the twisty By GORDON ENGLAND t Record Coi i eipondent ) deep-ravine flanked road lead ing to the mountain sports eentci area At At Shi Mount Sutton parking lot, it stopped and final preparations w e r e made for reception of visitors Ixmg liclnre Hu- trail: r doors opened lo admit callers him dreds had lined up outside I n deterred by rain that pelted against their raincoats and plus tie slickers the people eagerly waited for the expeeled invlUi lion to step inside and start their toui tlirongh < atmdiani history.So much has already reporlers n well of the une In descriptf been sal g a riling the caravan collections that iinneces'-.iry to nienlion he i matin I In other it tides in is i- details about those assembled articles of national interesl.Enough lo sav that in the first part of (lie (our through the seven trailers, viewers saw highlights that revealed the he innings of the sel I le nient i of whites here ns earlier aelivitr d i an s As you advance from that era into other ones, y o, r, i a clear picture of file struggle for supremacy between two whiü nations.You also see tempts lo make British polonies great and .slroin called Canada, In one II .iilei I progressive at separated weak here into om ¦ < 'onfedi i alion viewer even sees the planning and making of I tlic Dominion by the Fathers of Uonfedct-nlion.And later on one sees the prime ministers from siii John A Macdonald down to Lester B.I'earson.One trailer, however, de serves special notice.In the form of a dugmit, it depicts Hie important part played by Canadians, In die two world wars All day long and well Into (lie night people rarnn by bus and with private cars to see :the Caravan show at liny .Sutton ki center Alanv of the persons were juveniles, for lire pupils of school» from Matisonville, Knowlfon and Sutton herself rame in school luises.And all wlm eatne appeared lo greatly enjoy the marvelous audio vimi d Canadian history lesson PLEASE NOTE: OUR PRICES ON DRUGS WILL Ml INCREASE- Bearns s of new/ Pharmacists' regulations 11, 1965.clarification of last December's famous Wilson-Smith talks aboard the British cruiser Tiger.But details of the exchanges are tightly-held secrets.Meanwhile Salisbury reports ACW plans rummage sale COWANSVILLE \u2014 (Special -m\t,\tr., »itan*nue aaiisou Mrs.Edith Fuller gave the before the end of the year.Bib.e reading.Miss Norma There is no doubt Wilson would Cummings gave the meditation, be glad to settle if he could be I ,ans were made to hold a sure the terms would not stir rummage sale in the Hall of new African hatred against Chri.-, Church in Sweeusburg Britain.The crucial element ic A\\ ard on Saturday.Oct.21, at compromise, with assurance 1 P-m\tthat eventually the black man Refreshments were served at will rule, although the target the dose of the meeting.date may be left vague Sherbrooke Daily Record COWANSVILLc P.O.Bo* 32 Newt Office, 413 South St.Tel.263-3636 or 263-0482 Subscriptions, renewals.Classified advertising; Mrs.S.L.Grueenwood CORRESPONDENT 127 Albert St.\u2014Tel.263-0602 NOTICE: L\u2019ESLIIE PHARMACY 380 BELVEDERE SOUTH STARTING OCTOSER 30TH PLACE BELVEDERE ANNOUNCES NEW STORE HOURS OPEN DAILY 8:30 a.m.to 6:30 pm.(EXCEPT FRIDAY NIGHT, CLOSING 11\tp.m.) CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY SERVICE AND PRESCRIPTIONS WILL BE FILLED BY GREGOIRE PHARMACIST 1682 KING ST.WEST OPEN 8:30 a m.to 11 p.m.EVERY DAY, SUNDAY 9:30 a m.until 10 p.m.A QUALIFIED PHARMACIST IS ALWAYS ON DUTY TO FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS GREGOIRE DRUG STORE 1682 King St.West-Tel.567-4864 L\u2019ESTRIE PHARMACY 380 Belvedere Soufh, Place Belvedere TEL.5S9-S631 mrEKBnOOKE fiAJMr W8CO!«>, fT»., tx* 1 ' n / 1 f^pr&ona 1$ Mu* G.Meveris and Mr» W.B^aurag* will receive the guests \u2022t th« Annual Bazaar and Tea, «ponsored by the Lannoxvtlle Auxiliary to the Avsociation for Retarded Children to be held on Thursday, Oct 19, from 3 30 8,00 pm in St George's Church Hall Lennuxville Those pourinfi tea will be Mrs.fta> mond Braun, president of the Shertrooke Auxiliary to the Association for Retarded Child-;ren; Mrs.A.Lovelace.Mrs, Don-\u2018aid M.Patrick, president of St, Anthony\u2019s Ladies' Guild and Mrs L V.Parent % or an cl about UA I.O.D.G.DIN NCR \u2014 The Sherbrooke Municipal Chapter IODE was host at dinner Wednesday evening, to all mem-hers of the Provincial Chapters of IJtiebcc 101)1.Photo-graphed from the left ate Mrs, II.II.Gibaull.Quebec City.Provincial Hon.vice-president; Mrs, Donald MncKac, SI.Lambert.Provincial Hon.president; Mrs.G.V.Winleis, Westniount, Provincial Hon.vice-president; Mrs.('.D Hayden, SI.Lambert, Provincial president; Mrs II.M.Loiighhccd.SherbriMike, Munlelnal regent; Mrs.D.Y.1er-gerson Westmounl.Provincial first vice-president.(Record photo: Gerry Lrina.) Provincial Chapters of Quebec I.O.D.E.meet During Wednesday morning and afternoon and prior to the dinner and entertainment hold at the Mayfair Room, members of the Provincial Chapters of Quebec IODE discussed the results of some of the organiza- $55,000 lion\u2019s benevolent works when Quebec group for services at they met at (he New Sherbrooke home and abroad.jj0tej\tAt the national level $500,000 .,\t,\t.,\tI is spent annually by IODE on The Sherbrooke vi,\u201e1,\u201em-.ii\t^ undergraduate this semi-annual meeting which been aware of the group s con and post and scholarships.\ttakes in till chapters.IODE in Canada spends more\tQueltec group was wel then $1,000,000 annually on its comt,d t0 Sherbrooke by Aid.\t.\t.\t.,\t, \u201e \u201e\t.\t\u201e n \u201e various welfare projects.\tAniedce Rov on behalf of the ll\u2019P0,fs- Mednesday, a dinnei ;tecque, 2.Mi.and Mis.ü I .in Mrs.White said more than a year is spent by the Municipal Chapter of IODE was host to the -14th semi-annual meeting.As .a result of the group\u2019s centennial project, four teachers of trainable retarded childr receive d scholarships amounts totaling about $5.000 to allow them to lake special courses.Public relations officer, Mrs.W.B.White of Montreal, said one scholarship will be for a year\u2019s duration and the others include three summer courses in a three-year period.About 60 delegates from all parts of the province attended Amedee Roy on behalf mayor He said the city was appreciative of ihe group choosing Sherbrooke as Ms meeting place.IODE members constitute a city\u2019s leading citizens and the community has for a long time was held at the New Sher brooke Hotel, highlighted by a ballet demonstration under the direction of instructor Miss Rita Hough.An executive meeting was held Thursday which ended with luncheon at IODE House Moore Street '«Mother of four runs flourishing plant VANCOUVER (CP) \"I then put on a screen.Here a meant that all the garments can t design, I have no artistic,vinyl-type paint is put on and had to be hung to dry for 24 ability and absolutely no busi pushed through to stamp the hours and then refolded.The ness background at all.\u201d Mary garment, which is then put on a drying process in the new oven jaffary admits.\tconveyor belt that rims it|takes only five minutes.\u201d Yet the energetic mother of through a llryi\"g ovt'n'\tThe plant has had lour is operating a cresting All this sounds com plicated; weird requests for crests plant where design, artistry;but is a great improvement on knowledge some Recipients wi re chosen by a and ;)llsjno important From an operation Unit start ed in the basement of her home SCU!enm8 bers.personnel from Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital and the Que bec Association for the Retard ed Children.In order to quality, applicants were required to have a teach- in,° er\u2019s degree or diploma and to \u201cBov.did it she expanded three years ago I make a mess\u201d- her present plant in the jwarehouse of a sporting goods be willing to return to .each in lir\"1 belonging to her husband Ihe province upon duration of ',nK'e- their course\tThe plant to put crests on Other centennial\tprojects [garments is a strictly wholesale undertaken by the provincial operation, and all equipment to freshness How well greenery thrives One of of our most called for lbere too.under those some-are the business Mrs.Jaffary start designs is The Gobi Desert what steamy atmospheric coned in her basement\tCanoe Club sweatshirts and the|^*lons- Originally we did all our silk latest is The Society for the al home, and our Prevention of Cruelty to Pink designer was a university stu- Elephants omen Women's groups PNILATMEA UNIT UCW Philathea '!nit of the Lennox-ville I'nited Church Women wa» entertained at a showing of colored slides d local scene-s and church activities by Re' ami Mrs, A.B, Lovelace at their regular meeting, held re ce ntl y in Douglas Hall, Queen Street.The treasury substantially benefited by a white elephant auction ami summer talent mon ey.Mrs.0.Painter welcomed the guests and members and thank ed Mr and M\u2019s.Lovelace for a pleasant program.Mrs.Roy Suitor was in charge of devotions, assisted by Mr>.Anson Rowe The gifts of u pair of silver candlesticks to the Unit for use in the activities, were on dis iplav and much appreciated by all.Plan» were made to serve * turkey banquet for the local ball team on Oct.14.Conveners asked for handker-; chiefs and donations for the food table for the coming ba zaar on Nov.8 Mrs.Painter reported that \u2019 the previously planned U.C.W fall supper would not be held and members were asked to donate more generously to the bazaar food table.A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments served by Mrs.Harold W.Worster and Mrs.Hugh L.Wallace.The GEORGEV1LLE \u2014 The mar- by her father, wore a cocktail girl, was dressed in pink with lace covered tea tabic was cen riage of Patricia Ann Maxine,\tlength gown ot silver threaded,a matching head\tpiece of\ttered\twith\tan\tautumn arrange I-daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Fred\t, lace over rayon taffeta.Her\tdaisies.She carried a pink rose\tment\tin\ta\tmilk\tglass bowl\tand Boutiqus Touch\tS.Keet, Georgeville.Que., to shoulder length veil was held bouquet.\tmatching candelbra with bronze Don't underestimate the al- Mr.Wallace Edward Moffat,\tin place by a tiara of pearls Mr.Richard Keet.\tbrother of\tcandles, tractiveness of a graceful green son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert\tand she carried a bouquet of\tthe bride acted as\tbest man.plant or fern placed in the pow Moffat, Magog, Que., took place\tred roses, white mums and oak der room or bathroom in a prêt- October 7.at 10:30 a.nt in\tleaves ty container.\tGeorgeville United Church,, Miss Cynthia Austin, as It's like adding a subtle ^ev- fickle officiating.The bridesmaid, wore a turquoise \u2018'boutique\u201d touch of glamor and Mr.and Mrs, Frank K Moure, izf Madeitra Beach, Si.Petersburg, Fla., were recent guests of Mrs, Hugh L.Wallace and other relatives and friends in iLennoxville.GUILD CARD PARTY Mrs, Q.Gendron is the general convener for the annual card party sponsored by St, Patrick Mary mount Mothers\u2019 Guild at 8 p m.Wednesday, \u2019Oct.18, at St, Patrick High School.There will be door and table prizes and refreshments will be served.Mr.M.MacGui-gan will act as emcee lor the evening and Mrs.E Fitzgerald will be in charge of tickets.DUPLICATE BRIDGE tribulion to Its general welfare, Winners of duplicate bridge said Aid.Roy.\tplayed October 10 were: 1.Mrs.Following the submission of J.Labrecque and Mrs.L.Lab kovitch: 3.Mrs.K.Bishop and Mrs.J.H Wheltou; 4.Mrs.Dion and Mrs.Roy.5.Dr M.Berbue and Mrs.G.Larivee.The next duplicate bridge game will be played Tuesday, Oct.17, at the Sherbrooke Country Club.No membership is required and everyone is welcome MR.AM) MRS.WALLACE EDWARD MOEEAT Moffat \u2014 Keet vows are exchanged organist was Mrs.Norman gown matching headpiece Evans.1 he church was dec ^ne carried a bouquet of yellow orated with autumn flowers.ros