Weekend weather brings fire and ice to area Wuebecers Sunday began to dig dumped up to 23 inches of snow and runways Emile was killed Frida> night streets slippery themselves out of the drifts of a on the province and was respon plate glass windows of the uled to meet Philadelphia Flyers Buses were running again al when he was run over b\ a Wind> of up to 50 miles an hour two-day bhzzard which raged all sible for at least three deaths library ot the Quebec Cit\ at the Forum The game ended in though mans were still behind snowplow while working on toppled hydro and telephone over the province during the Many pei sons spent the morn newspaper l Action causing an a 2 2 tie schedule and others had been street-clearing operations m pole> and brought down the weekend dumping up to 23 inches ing digging their cars out of root estimated $30 000 worth ot cancelled because of closed Quebec Cityts Lower Town beltrs of a church at St David of snow on the ground and high drifts, pausing only to curst' damage to books and din uments However, other Quebec roads m the northern I'm ted France Desruisseaux and near Quebec Cit\ causing at least three deaths passing road graders as they left exposed to the snow sportsmen found the weather States Lucie Cote, both 14 year-old re The Sherbrooke area was no piled up new roadside heaps and the snow more to then liking Trains were also returning to sidents of the St Lawrence FIR F TAKES FOI I exception clearing driveways and schedule and airports reported River community of Ste Croix In Montreal, tour fires during Not even Montreal Canadiens Skiers and snowmobile enthu The storm left behind about 20 sidewalks an increasing number of landings died the same night of exposure the height of the storm claimed a of the National Hockev League siasts were out in force in the inches of snow in the area as it Municipal and provincial road and takeoffs although flights to and cold when they were unable total ot six lives including finir were spared from the storm s Laurentians and Fastern Town spent itself over a 24-hour crews were also at work and from the east were to find their way home in the children and left 23 families effects ships, and children got their first period It was accompanied b\ clearing city streets and cancelled blowing snow after an ice-fish mg homeless chance to play with new high winds and freezing rain at roads By 8p m Sunday all The Canadiens were unable to MAM ACCIDENTS excursion I he tires all in a seven-hour Christmas sleds and toboggans times and scattered areas of the roads were reported clear reaeh Montreal from Detroit bv In addition to the three deaths Several persons suffered period Friday night and Saturday region were completely although still slippery air Friday night and were fot ivd The Montreal weather office the storm also resulted in minor injuries in collisions dur morning were fanned by the paralvzed for varying periods Transportation was returning to spend the night in Toronto Sundas forecast clearing skies m several minor traffic accidents ing the storm Fndav and Satur strong winds Fire-tight mg Quebecers Sunday began to dig to normal after a weekend w hich western Quebec and noticeable and thousands of dollars worth of day when the drifting snow cut el torts were hampered bs swirl themselves out of the drifts left saw schedules disrupted The\ arrived by train in improvement m the weather in damage visibility on some roads to as mg snow and freezing fire hoses by a two-day blizzard which generally by blocked roads, rails Montreal Saturday, only five the eastern part of the province Donald Boissinot. 56 of St little as 10 feet and made citv Violent winds blew m the hours before they were sched foi (inlay oi Tuesday
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As new prosperity looms Mayor to retire Four arrested for shooting 6 */• MONTREAL (CP' — Four men were arrested during the weekend in connection with the shooting death Dec. 10 of a at end of term Brink’s Express guard during a $127.000 holdup of an east-end credit union, police said / They are being held as material witnesses in a coroner’s in quest into the death of Real Champagne. 31. No date has been set for the inquest The guard was killed by a burst of gunfire when at least four in November ’70 men held up the credit union at the CPR's Angus repair shop Police said the suspects were picked up during eight weekend By RICHARD SPALDING raids. SHERBROOKE (Staff! Sherbroolu- Mayor Armand Nadeau announced fins weekend he will Brink's has offered a $15.000 reward for information leading give up municipal politics when his term of office expires next November to the arrest and conviction of the killer or killers. When he retires. Mayor Nadeau wdl have r un,deled 16 years at the helm of the Sherbrooke city government. The mayor s retirement announcement coincides with an upsurge in the .•.tv economy wh.eh was heralded last w ek by Bombardier Ltd s announcement that it 75 fight St. Lambert fire will establish a manufacturing filant in the city. Mr Nadeau said in an compensated for the loss of its MONTREAL (CP) — Seventy-five firemen fought a fire in was cheered by a number of suburban St. Lambert for eight hours before bringing it under interview with the Record voluntary tax. the mayor calmly concerned people, the control Saturday night. yesterday he had made his replied, "there is no establishment of such a decision one month ago with his compensation for illegality." No one was injured but one family was left homeless and specialized firm will provide damage to the building, which housed a beauty salon and of family not to run for another Mr Nadeau predicted a new work for skilled technicians and fices. was estimated at about $75.000 term outlook for Sherbrooke in years set a new trend in industrial The mayor said he had been to come. citing the employment. Mr Nadeau appointed a director with the establishment of the Bombardier commented Blaze destroys motel recently-established Quebec Ski-dor firm in Sherbrooke RIYIERE-DU-LOUP. Que (CP) — A fire Saturday night THE SHADOW OF HIS SMILE — Sherbrooke Mayor Corporation for Operating The city of Sherbrooke sold a Included in his plans for the destroyed 10 motel units valued at about $100 000 in this Armand Nadeau smiles broadly as he parries a Lotteries and Races, but said the total of 1.168.000 square feet of next months is the coming of a French firm to Sherbrooke, community 125 miles northeast of Quebec City. reporter’s question. The mayor announced his decision appointment was not his reason land to the Valeourt based for resigning from municipal which, he says, is almost “fait No one was injured. Cause of the fire was believed to be a to retire from municipal polities next November when company to build a plant faultv electrical system politics. accompli ’’ his current term expires. He has been at the helm of the "The coming of Bombardier is "Let’s give somebody else a a prestigious affair for Sherbrooke city government for 16 years and moves on I carry an interesting feeling chance to do something for Sherbrooke," Mr Nadeau said of the future for Sherbrooke, to a job as a member of the newly-established crown Girl’s frozen body found Sherbrooke," Mr Nadeau said pointing out it would provide with the university center corporation to control lotteries in the province. noting he will have completed 15 work for about 250 STE CROIX. Que. (CP) — The frozen body of a 14-year-old growing, and firms like
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Pkg. of OOC 3) Andy Griffith 8) Coronation Street GROUND COFFEE 10c off 1 lb. Bog 79c Q-TIPS 180 ' 5) Sale of the 8) Dating Game in a home Mr Albert Murray assisted Century 12) People in Conflict The offering was received bv Mrs. MacDonald in serving Cutex (Val. 79c) 8) Of Lands and Seas 3:00 p.m. Mrs. A W Murray and refreshments and the social hour Nestle Quik (2 lb. 10c off - 89c) 6) Mr Dressup 3) Secret Storm dedicated bv Mrs. Burns w as en loved POLISH REMOVER*!1 63c 12) Mike Douglas 5) Ano.her World MacDonald The offering would be given to the treasurer of the Dominion's Low Low Price ! Afternoon Auxiliary. It was Gould INSTANT CHOCOLATE , 54c decided that the Evening Miss Bonnie O'Brien, u student COLA TUMBLERS 12 for 89* THE WELL CHILD® Auxiliary secretary and nurse training at Montreal Richmello (2 lb. Block 1.35 — 2 lb. Slice 1.59) 3 lb. 1.99 treasurer’s books he put in the Children s Hospital, spent a few FROZEN FOOD FEATURES! church as it was their List days with her parents. Mr and meeting Members will join the Mrs Jack O'Brien. FRUIT CAKE Sliced or Block lb.ib. 69c Child's Vision Is Vital; Afternoon Auxiliary in the new Mr Albert MacLean. Mr Domino-Frozen Brussels Sprouts or vear. Danny Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Burns MacDonald Mrs George MacDonald. BROCCOLI SPEARS « 33* Provide Finest of Care ------—______Pkg.______thanked the members for their Scotstown. were visiting Mr. and Richmello — Dinner or Scono Richmello co-operation during her term of Domino-Frozen By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M D Mrs Stearns Morrison. office Mrs George Logie, Ottawa, ROLLS APPLE PIE CAULIFLOWEB and Mr Mac Mclver. Pointe rC 29' Q—My niece, 2 is cross normal conditions and allows Claire, were visiting their 24 ox. Pie Domino Fancy (Assorted) eyed. The doctor told her the muscles of accommoda mother. Mrs K N Mclver and 2 ii'* 49* 49* parents that as the bridge of tion to adjust for near and Windsor their brother. Mr. K W. Mclver PEAS her nose develops, it will distant vision A near-sighted Pkib 61* Lower Windsor Ladies' held a Visiting at the MacKav home cause the eyes to right them child often needs a stronger on North Hill were Mr Paul Domino Fancy prescription every two or 500 partv in Langlois hall on Nov. selves. How long should this Lapierre and Mr Raymond three years but this is not 29 when cards were played at 13 LITY PRODUCE! take? Would you advise an MacArthur. Stornoway. Mr and RASPBEBBIES ' Pkg! 49* operation? caused by wearing her glass tables Winners for the ladies were Miss Dons Daniels, first. Mrs. George MacKay. From Californio U.S. Canada No. 1 Seedless 138 s Domino-Frozen Sliced A—Blocking the vision of es. Mrs Mandigo. second: and Sherbrooke, and Mr. Byron the dominant eye for two Q—I took my son, 3Vfe, to Marlene McCourt, consolation Beaton. Lennoxville. STRAWBERRIES weeks at a time is advised 47* an eye specialist who used For the gentlemen winners to strengthen the weak eye SUNKIST drops to dilate his eyes and Domino-Julienne French and prevent blindness in that were Bert McGee, first: Ronald said he had astigmatism. Attention ! Attention ! eye from disuse. This should McGee, second and Clayton When I took him to an op FRIED POTATOES C 69* be kept up for five or six McCourt. consolation Impress Your Friends tometrist to get his glasses months If at the end of that Door prizes were won bv . . . in parties, public this man said that if a person Gerald McGee. Glen Chartier ORANGES time the eyes are still BAKERY SPECIALS THIS WEEK! has drops put in his eyes places . . with this crossed, an operation should and Mrs A Nadeau A drawing every time he has an eye be performed without fur was held on a hand made Fascinating GAME - Pink Juicy examination he will get glau ther delay. The bridge of crocheted rug. with Mrs Send $1.00 to: Size 48 AT OUR IN-STORE BAKERY coma. What do you think? Clifford McCourt being the the nose has nothing to do Deniso Rcg d Baked right in the Store with it. A—Since optometrists are winner An ashtrav was won bv GRAPEFRUIT 8 * 77* not licensed to use drops in Lloyd McCourt 3085 - 26th Street, Rock Forest Shopping Centre Only the eyes they are often in Quebec Grown Fancy Grade Q—We recently found that At the close of the evening Laval West, Que. clined to discourage patients our daughter, 12, is near refreshments were served bv the from going to an opthalmol- Canada. sighted and got her glasses. members. Serve them Hot! ogist who does use drops. CORTLAND APPLES 5 .. 49c She was told she would need The drops are necessary in From Mexico them for distant vision but DELICIOUS persons under 40 to relax the not for reading. After wear muscles that modify the > THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOW IN THE WORLD ing them for two months she 1 pint says she gets a headache if shape of the lens. These CHERRY TOMATO 39c BEEF ROLLS she doesn't wear them all drops are not used in persons S; LE PALAIS DES SPORTS Imported Ripe — Family Favourite — Small or the time. I have heard that with glaucoma, but this disease is rare in those who if you wear glasses more are under 50 and is not than you should, your eyes JANUARY 6-11 12c ":î7 49e caused by the use of the lb. will get weaker and you’ll LARGE BANANAS drops earlier in life. need a stronger prescription SHIPSTAOS ^JOHNSON Canada No. 1 Grade — All Purpose — New Brunswick Try 'EM with Smoked Meat — Poppy or What do you think? (Newspaper Enterprise Assn ) Sesame Seed Scones OOC W Doz. A—When glasses are pre Please send your questions and scribed for a young person comments to Wayne G Brandstodt, 10 34 they should be for the full MD, in core of this paper While TABLE POTATOES ?CE FOLLIES EVERYTHING GUARANTEED! correction and should be Dr Brandstodt cannot answer indi worn all the time. This vidual letters, he will answer letters We reserve the right to limit Quantities ! places the eyes under of general interest in future columns. EVENINGS: Tues , Wed , Thurs , Fri , Sat , Prices effective until Saturday, Jan 3rd, 1970 at Sherbrooke Shopping C.nlr. Lorn., 4 Kin, _ Rock porest Shopping Centr. Bourque Blvd.. 445 E. King, Sherbrooke _ Also M8 0. Mam St., Magog, Que. MATINEES: Sat , 2 p m — Sun ,2pm • a * . Ô c Prices $4 50, $3 50 DANCE JUNIORS: (16 yrs and under) HALF PRICE HAPPY NEW YEAR ^ O Tues, Wed, Thurs, 8 pm. NEW YEARS EVE 9::30 from the friendly folks \ ~ at... ^ * Lennoxville Rifle Club GROUPS, CLUBS, CHARTERED BUSES — Contact: Decorations — Favours Mr. L. P. 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The Minister ot National with the Fusiliers de Limited President ot Hotels mmi Defence has appointed Mr Sherbrooke .is .» lieutenant Genest Limitée President of Claude Genest of Sherbrooke upon being promoted that same Queen s Hotel in Montreal. Que Honorary Lieutenant year to the rank ot captain he President of ARP Colonel of the Regiment la's was assigned as liaison otfieer Communications Limitée. Fusiliers de Sherbrooke with Headquarters 4th President 0969 1970) of the Born in Montreal in Ma\ 1916 Armoured Division Later he ('hambre de l'omnierce de la Mr Claude Genest studied at was posted as stall office! 3rd Province do Quebec College Mont-St Louis College ('lass ^Operations) witti the 7th He holds various other Loyola and the Hautes Etudes Division appointments as administrator Commerciales In Mu\ 1941 he Mi Genest is President and in several C'anadian companies founded Fil National Limitée General Manager of Fil and is a member of numerous i thread manufacturers1 National Limitée President of social clubs and gastronomical In 1942. Mr Genest enrolled Aeroxon Fly Patchers of i'anada associations UOIONFI GENEST Still hopes For outstanding service to bring in DIGGING OL’T — Eastern Townships residents joined were paralyzed b> the snow which choked off highways Sherbrooke scouter people all over the province Sunda> in digging out and streets. Parts o! Vermont were declared disaster streets, paths and driveways in the wake ot a blizzard areas alter the blizzard had deposited over 30 inches ol Xmas cheer which swept Quebec, Ontario and the eastern United skiers* delight BANGKOK. Thailand (AP* States during the weekend. The storm dumped about 24 < Record photo Richard Spalding ' With the door to Hanoi slammed inches ot snow on the province and at times, entire areas gets highest award in his face. U.S industrialist H Ross Perot aimed Sunday tor a long journey to Moscow, still ex SHERBROOKE Sherbi ooke Canada. Air Vice Marshal James almost fifty years ago. when he pressing his intention to bring a Scouter Clarence G Blake has B Harvey, was given to him by joined (tie 5th Sherbrooke 1'roop Holiday accidents claim 72 belated Christmas to American been awarded the Silver Wolf, H E Grunby. QC chairman of in 1920 prisoners-of-war in North the highest decoration w hich can the Provmeial Honors and He has been active evoi sinee Vietnam be given for services to scouting Awards Committee in a wide variety of positions He in Canada Perot returned to Bangkok Present also wei v Perey Gi av. served .it different times as an At least 72 persons died in accidents across Canada during Ontario had 24 accidental deaths. 21 on roads One person from Vientiane. Laos, where he He was officially advised of president, and Stanley Lothrop. assistant scoutmastc'i assistant the four-day Christmas holiday. 50 in traffic. died in a fire, one youth was accidentally shot and one young the honor at a brief ceremony at vice president, of the Sherbrooke A Canadian Press survey from 6p m Wednesday local times woman died after falling from a balcony met with officials of the Hanoi cuhmaster. ciibmastci and his home here last week and the District Council scoutmaster to late Sunday also showed that nine persons died in fires and 13 British Columbia and Manitoba each had five fatalities In government and the pro investiture in the Silver Woll Mr Blake, who is the only He was later the District died of miscellaneous causes each province, four persons died in traffic and one in a fire Communist Pathet Lao He was refused permission in both cases order will take place next person in the Sherbrooke district ('ommissionei for tins district Nova Scotia reported three accidental deaths, two in traffic The number of traffic deaths surpasses by five the 45 predict to deliver food. Christmas gifts, autumn to have been given the Silver for («'ii yt'ars and then, loi a Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick each had two ed by the Canadian Safety Council for the 102-hour holiday The final presentation will be Wolf since scouting started here traffic fatalities medicine and other supplies to similar period. Assistant period war prisoners made at Government House in about 1910. is manager ot freight Provincial <’ommisNionei loi flu One person died in traffic in Alberta and a child was killing Ottawa by Canada's ('hief Scout. and passenger sales of the Quebec led the count with 28 deaths Thirteen persons died in while handling a horse Perot told reporters here that Province of Quebec North Vietnam also had rejected Governor General Roland Quebec Central Bailway and traffic accidents, six in fires, four in snowmobile accidents, Saskatchewan reported one traffic death a proposal to release American Michener district manager, marketing and He has bo«*n vice prt'sidcn! of two ot exposure during an icefishing trip, one was crushed by a Newfoundland was fatality free prisoners-of-war in exchange for The letter advising Mr Blake sales, for the Farnham Division tti«' Provincial Council and snow plow, one crushed by a car w hile making repairs and one The survey does not include industrial accidents, known sui of the award, which was signed ot the Canadian Pacific Railway served for a number of years as fell down a flight of stairs. cides or slayings the rebuilding of schools, hospitals and other buildings by the Deputy Chief Scout for His career in scouting startl'd a memfx'i of th<‘ National destroyed in U.S bombing raids Council for Canada Mi Blake's early enthusiasm for scouting h'suIUmI in his being Spiro says all ok sent to the World Jamhoicc at Says war films slanted Mi Birkc'iitu'ad. England m 1929. a an assistant scout mas u i WASHINGTON (AP) - A ser tivities which make it appear the A defence of the program 1 He has spokea on scouting al with ïhieu regime geant heading a United States Vietnamese have taken over the came from a man who identified many iii4‘«'tings of s«'rvic<* club. Air Force movie-making team major share of the war himself as a writer and re and othi'r organizations AGANA. Guam (APt — Spiro in South Vietnam reports he has Senator J W. Fulbright (Dem searcher for one of the movie T. Agnew. vice-president of the been told to focus mainly on ac- Ark > released the letter, but not teams assigned to Vietnam He - Jk United States, said Sunday that the name of the man who sent it denied that the five groups at Normand F. Labarga South Vietnamese President Hope dims for in response to his Senate work there are involved in prop NOTARY Nguyen Van Thieu has made criticism of the defence aganda Nicol Bldg., 6 Wellington S.# progress in broadening the base IS. department’s public relations “It is my conviction that the / of his government and will not be ship's crew program American people are not aware Suit# 205, Tel. 562-5547 pressed by the Nixon admin Two former servicemen wrote of the progress being made in V istration into speeding the pro in high sea Fulbright they agree with his Vietnamization. pacification and cess. assertion that the department is nation building this man TH0S. W. LEONARD “We have always encouraged waging a propaganda program wrote President Thieu to have the HONOLULU (AP) - Hope with tax money. One writer-re A former air force man said he B.A., ILL. broadest based government that dimmed Sunday for 20 crew SIMKO T. U.MH searcher for a department movie was assigned to the information he can have, compatible with his members who abandoned the team in Vietnam rejected the office at Lackland Air Force Continent»! Building, Suite 509 own national security.” Agnew tration as a necessary prelude to Vietnam-bound munitions ship senator’s views. Base in Texas and found the Tel. 569 2600 told reporters aboard his plane political unity and all-South Badger State on the high sea Fulbright is having the letters program “consisted largely of as it crossed the Pacific en route Vietnam elections. Friday before an explosion blew published in the Congressional glorifying the air force role in to Asia. Agnew flew from Hawaii to a hole in its side. Record, noting that the Senate Vietnam ” BLAIS & MADRO “We think that he has made this mid-Pacific U.S. air base for Weather improved in the mid- appropriations committee has “We were not concerned pri amazing progress under a very an overnight stop before going to Pacific. making it easier to hunt agreed to “take a close look at marily with accuracy (except in '’Quality Men’s Store” difficult set of circumstances the Philippines today. for the men. a United States the department of defence public spelling the names of officers»,” CUSTOM TAILORS and that he continues to progress Agnew plans to attend three Navy spokesman said. But the relations programs” during the he wrote Fulbright, “and we and to exhibit a desire to expand days of ceremonies in connection 149 Wellington St North sea was rough and cold, and he next session of Congress. were not adverse to releasing Sharbrooka—Ttl. 569 7928 the base of his government ' with the inaugural Tuesday of said it would be difficult for the A man who identified himselfM false information when advanta Many critics of the Nixon ad President Ferdinand E Marcos, men to survive. as a 16-year veteran, and said geous to the air force.” ministration's Vietnam policy, the first Philippine chief “Hopes for finding them alive was in charge of an air f THE ART BUCHWALD, MATTER OF FACT COLUMN JOSEPH ALSOP, WASHINGTON ~ The trouble with scientists is that WASHINGTON — For over three decades, this they can’t leave well enough alone They were able to get reporter has lived in the same tree-shaded little block in a man to the moon and that was a good thing 1 bey had Georgetown It has the delightful but mysterious man bring back rocks from the moon to examine, and advantage of being wholly free of flies and mosquitoes that was certainly a noble endeavor Then someone and it has an interesting history. thought up the idea of having a lunar module crash into Hack in 19:i7, the people of our block were the moon to see how much the moon would quake, and overwhelmingly black The block s appearance was a lot while that was sort of messy, it was something most less glossy then but it was far more comfortably people went along w ith neighborly, like a back street in a pleasant country town But apparently it was just the beginning Last week at In fact I liked it better then than I do today, when the a meeting in Los Angeles a scientist named Gar\ Georgetown vogue fias made our block lily-white Latham proposed that we tire off an atomic bomb on the I'ht c reminiscences have a certain political point, dark side of the moon to find out what the core is made because I am now our block’s oldest inhabitant; and as of. u< h. Uan testify that our block was entirely crime-free I am certain that if this idea is finally agreed to. out tor three entire decades, both when almost wholly black scientists will not be satisfied to stop there l predict that and when wholly white It was only about a year and a if we go ahead with an explosion on the moon that this h .ii ago that we had out fit » putse snatching by night will eventually happen An unsuccessful house* breaking followed some months “Gentlemen as you are all aware our atomic explosion ago on the moon was tremendously successful VVe now know I’hen last Wednesday, one of my older neighbors was the core of the moon is composed ot hard rubber, similar getting ready to lock up after having guests for dinner to that used in a golf ball The questions today is what do When upon a youth pushed into her house, threatened to we do to the moon next9 kill her. and both raped and beat her up pretty brutally •'Professor, my department has been making studies He also escaped with some fairly valuable jewelry. and we believe it is feasible to knock off a large section In our block, in consequence, crime is now a danger of the moon with an intercontinental ballistic missile, that we have to think about, night after night and every and then, with a giant magnet, which we would build in night ot the year It is not nearly as bad tor us as it is for Nevada, attract the piece of moon to earth. Thus we the friends I have in Washington’s deep-ghetto would be able to study the moon in an earth environment neighborhood , Hut it is pretty bad, and there is no one and not be dependent on a bagful of rocks tor our on the block w ho is not aroused about it information.” I he fai t < about our block have a wider meaning, too, "In all due respect. Professor Heitel, my department loi uime is now an ever-present threat in just about has come up with an idea far superior to yours. \Ve feel evei V urban neighborhood, and in many a suburban that with the right conditions we can put the moon on a neighborhood too, all over the United States. And all collision course with another planet and register the over tins country, including on our block, people are impact at the moment it collides. This will give us talking approvingly about anticrime measures so harsh Ltfett JorvStS invaluable information on how other planets react w hen they would have horrif ied everyone only a few years ago. TY»' ■ -> i hit by a large body of dead mass. Hus is the human context in which to judge the way » v) “That’s not good enough. Professor Runkle. The most that 1‘resident Nixon, that very shrewd politician, is important thing to be learned is what would happen if the undoubtedly going to exploit the issue of crime in the moon was removed from the earth s orbit. Until we next election The federal government, to be sure, is know this, we cannot continue our future experiments tudlv situated to control the kind of crime that so much ‘10-9-8-7-6 At the moment, the moon is too large to be pushed out of won les our block. orbit. But if we broke it up into little pieces, by tiring a Th*‘ governnient can do something, to be sure, about series of hydrogen bombs in a volley tor three days, we the evei mounting crime rate in the District of could smash the moon to bits. The small pieces could Columbia, and Mr. Nixon has in fact proposed a pretty then be pushed out of orbit by our space ships and we Draconic anticiime program for Washington. Hut he has could track their paths.” also sent the Congress a whole slew of other anticrimc “I do not object to the idea. Professor Grimsted, lulls, to control the traffic is smut, to permit preventive Toast to the New Year except that we don't want to contaminate other planets detention in federal crime-cases, to attack organized just in case there is life on them. My people feel that if As the 1960’s fade into limbo, few will died tears than enriched — witness >iafra. 11 irnc again, and so on and on there was some way we could set fire to the moon, we What we need in Me Seventies is a resurgence of With the help of Sen Joseph Tydings of Maryland, Though its bichnokyjcal successes have been could photograph it in color while it was burning up. discipline, especially self-discipline. When men live in whom his fellow liberal Democrats call “a hawk on spectacular, it has been a noisy, bloody, intemperate and which then could give us clues to the unanswered complex communities, “doing your own thing is a i urne . the President’s anticrime program for this city inhuman decade. questions we still have about the sun ” totally inadequate response. Witness the failure of the will probably lie enacted at the next session of Congress. Occasionally it has been brightened by some "Gentlemen, gentlemen All your ideas have merit. Rochdale co-operative, dedicated to “freedom *. Hut just about the whole of the President’s anticrime significant human advance our Centennial “We seem to be agreed that the moon is expendable. Freedom is only possible when adults carry the piogiam for the nation is still moldering in the House celebrations and Hill of Rights; the American Civil The only question is how best to destroy it and still get unspectacular responsibilities of citizenship — weighing Judicial y Committee. Rights Bill which won for the American Negroes their the most scientific data. Our laboratories in Carlsbad issues, voting, participating in enterprises that build The committee chairman. Hep. Emmanuel Celler (D- legal rights — rights which have the firm support of may have a solution. They have perfected a powerful N Y > must be the only remaining member of Congress millions of men of good will, even though their full rather than destroy. chemical which, when fired by an SBM 4 rocket, could Man cannot live in company without some mutually whoso office walls boast a signed photograph of implication has yet to come. This has been a beacon turn the moon into a thick muddy soup which would drip lightening the strident ugliness of a permissive society agreed-upon adjustment to others. President Calvin Cooluige. His seniority is vast His down on the earth. control over Ins committee is nearly complete. And he is carried perilously close to its logical end. anarchy. That is what law is all about “If our calculations are correct, the major part of the A New Year’s toast then to patience and self-control. tirmly persuaded that some of the Nixon anticrime bills In the epic moon flights we have seen human courage soup would drip down off the beaches at Santa Barbara. an* downright unconstitutional, and that all are less for of a high order, and the magnificent moral courage of They have been away too long. Calif., giving us valuable information as to what happens Martin Luther King Jr., the Kennedys and Tom Dooley. May we march toward a “just” society committed to use than show. when the moon’s surface is blended with crude oil.” In die ahstiaet, there is much to be said for several of They shattered our corporate torpor, but on balance our the tedious, often heart-breaking effort required to Chairman Ce 11er's arguments Hut constitutional theory, spiritual and rational assets have been depleted rather achieve it alas is beginning to count for less and less in the pi («sent, all too concretely disturbing situation, with its BERRY'S WORLD i n i caching political implications. At a guess. President Nixon may even be pleased that Chairman Celler is blocking his bills, thereby leaving the President free to blame the “do-nothing” Democratic Congress for its Doily doses of poison refusal to act against crime. This prospect so alarms the House majority leader, When a baby swallows a bottle ot aspirin, a frantic taken them for granted over a lifetime. Now our good Carl Albert of Oklahoma, that he has already begged mother rushes the child to the nearest hospital to save its friends — the elements — contain an insidious enemy Celler to take action on two different occasions On both life. When a man kills his wife with poison, justice is attacking our bodies, slowly eroding the internals of man occasions, the aged but vigorous boss of the Judiciary demanded and he receives the death sentence or a jail — his lungs, liver, blood and other organs. Committee flatly refused Albert’s request. There is term for life. Most poisons are regarded with natural Pollution has developed to almost catastrophic every prospect, in fact, that he will still be sitting on tin* fear and thought of in terms of death Only a suicide proportions and many scientists maintain the extinction President’s anticrime bills when the 1970 election is deliberately takes poison. of the human race is imminent Even our faithful oxygen supply is in jeopardy. held. Today the entire population takes poison daily — Hefore the election rolls around, moreover, a further poison not imposed by some scheming enemy, but People are seldom urged to be fearful, but the increase ol the President s political absorbed through their trusted natural environment — salvation of mankind may well depend on our arousing aggressiveness ean be confidently predicted. Equally air. water and soil But strangely enough, the great natural fear of our poisoned environment in individuals. surely, law and order” will be a major Nixon theme. majority of people calmly and apathetically accept their While leaders in government and industry are in And tlie prescient Carl Albert even expects this to have a daily poison potion without fear or protest. positions of power to take action, citizens everywhere big cited on the political makeup of the next House ot No doubt the danger is difficult to grasp We have will need to form pressure groups to assure that action is taken to halt the trend to suicide. Kepiesentatives. enjoyed these basics of life, air. water and foexi and ^ PMfRHtt ^ »OR TODAY fROM ^J Cb« Upper Joey's last year seems far away (g 1969 by NLA "There they cry out, but he docs not answer, because "Hey, speaking of my funny looking outfits, dad—you the premier spoiled his He had announced his deci of the pride of evil men."— B\ ED WALTERS “those two words, ‘at least, in a disagreement with the looked GROOVY back in the '40s with your zoot suit!'' chances of reuniting the party # sion to resign bv the end of Job 35:12. ST JOHN S, Nfld (CP) hold the key to his plans for premier over financial aid to bv his handling of the resigna this year after six of seven in In geneial, pride is at the It started out to be Joseph K the future industry, savs there is no tion of H R. V Earle as fi cumbent Liberals were defeat bottom of all great mistakes. Smallwood's final year as pre That was as close as he hope for the party if the reb nance minister ed m Newfoundland m the —John Husk in, English es mier of Newfoundland would come to revealing his els do not gam control Mr Earle, who supported 1968 federal election Don Ja sayist. It ends with Mr Smallwood intentions lor the next decade. Mr Crosbie. who gathered Mr Hickman in the leader mieson. now transport minis still premier after a fierce OPPOSITION GOES ON 440 votes in the convention, THE SHERBROOKE TM SHIRBROOKf ship contest, resigned Nov 5. ter. was the only Liberal re leadership contest and think But some observers believe said he and Clyde Wells, inde saving he had been forced out turned RËCORDI about hard work “for at disenchantment is spreading pendent Liberal member of bv Premier Smallwood in re Education Minister F. W. least two years." among party members and the legislature for Humber Rowe, king thought to be Mr Mr Smallwood will be forced East, will not accept defeat prisal RECORD SUBSCRIPTION The next provincial election The premier denied the Smallwood's choice as succes is due in September. 1971. and out before the decade is more Mr Wells supported Mr. charge sor. was the first to announce RATES Mr Smallwood. t>9 Christmas than a year or two old Crosbie in his break with the Mr Hickman, who received his candidacy The voice of the Eastern Townships Carrier delivery, 45c weekly. Eve. intends to lead the Liber Those lovai to Mr Small premier and was his leader 187 votes, was maintaining Mail subscriptions in City of al party in the campaign wood sav his leadership is ship campaign manager. Established February 9 1897 incorpora'mq the Sherbrooke Gazette close contact with his leader OPPOSED TO PREMIER Sherbrooke. S23 40 per year. Mr Smallwood recently safe until he decides to quit Mr Crosbie said be and his ship campaign workers as the Premier Smallwood hold to est '837 and the Sherbrooke Examiner est 1879 Mail subscriptions elsewhere, stressed the “at least' portion voluntarily supporters would go on fight year drew to a dost* his firm and final decision Pubhshed Monday to Friday by the Eastern Townships Publishing Co Ltd 1 year $18.00, 6 months $9.CO, of a statement he gave report Despite his victofy at the ing because Newfoundland Mr Crosbie s campaign head for almost a year, with an oc at 725 C P R Terrace Sherbrooke Quebec 3 months $6.00, one month ers following his victory in the convention—he received 1.070 was heading for disaster quarters remained active on a casional comment that he $J.00. party's leadership convention of the 1.715 votes cast-his under Premier Smallwood reduced scale might consider entering the PETER G WHITE CONRAD M BLACK Nov 1 main competitors are contin CH ANCES SPOILED President Single copies 10c, over 30 Many* observers feel Mr leadership race if there was Chairman and Publisher days 25c, over 90 days 50c. He said at the time “I'm uing a sort of behind-the- T Alex Hickman 44 who Crosbie's bid for the leader danger of the party falling not thinking about retirement scenes leadership campaign resigned as lustice minister Remittance with order. ship caused Premier Small into “the wrong hands F DAVID RADIER LEONARD COATES I’m thinking about hard work John C. Crosbie 38-y ear-old three da vs after entering the wood to change his mind There was little doubt his Secreiery treasurer Editor for at least two years " St John's law ver who quit as leadership race Oct 13. Second class mail about retiring reference was to Mr Crosbie registration number • 1064. And he later emphasized health minister in Mav 19b8 agreed with Mr Crosbie that SHKKBKoPRh KKUKP \IU\ . |)»-t 5 CHRISTMAS LOGS VANILLA CAKE WITH CREAMY ICING 7' site 99cc Each For New Year’s Day 10 site 1 59 STEINBERG DELUXE FRUIT CAKES Sliced2 Lb 1■ • ^35 ^ or 3 lb Sliced $1 89 FESTIVAL 2 lb Sliced $109 HOUSEHOLD NEEDS as the year round: FRUIT CAKES ^ K77 m p STEINBERG FRESH STEINBERG NAPKINS Q7 MINCE PIE . . .. „ „ 59* CCAT.IOC Pkg 0f 500 ^ * FEATURE STEINBERG, BONUS BUY SCOTKINS LEMON ROLL or ChocEo;';h# 29* NAPKINS DINNER fX 26c quality, variety, service STEINBERG, BONUS BUY LEMON COFFEE CAKE 39* STEINBERG With LEMON ICING ICO Ft. O C C WAX PAPER Roll 14c OFF! BONUS BUY STEINBERG STRAWBERRY PIE ,*,8" Siz 55* STEINBERG 18" x 25 Ft. Roll 24 oi. ALUMINUM FOIL 33* at ^ m p Jl 12 INCH x 25 FEET ROLL ALCAN FOIL WRAP 36* PARTY THYME ASSORTED COCKTAIL 18 Inch x 25 Feet Roll — 75c POWDERED MIXES ‘ “ 97* CHATEAU...... ^ THIERRY ASSORTED COCKTAIL MIXES r'l B,7< 69* Miracle Discount Prices Btl BEC FIN ROSE SMALL 26 oi. Btl. PREMIUM MINERAL WATER 52* VARIETY GOLDEN RIPE everyday! PERRIER BANANAS Lk. 12c MINERAL WATER 'l*' 29* / vAt >*y m p J^l DAIRY PRODUCTS KRAFT WHIP ASSORTED STEINBERG'S BUSINESS HOURS CREAM CHEESE A.” 36* KRAFT ASSORTED PARTY SNACKS A.r 28* CANADA GRADE NO 1 Monday, December 29 9.00 a m to 5 30 p: m: NEW BRUNSWICK TABLE KRAFT ASSORTED Tuesday, December 30 9.00 a. m. to 9.30 p: m: READY DIP POTATOES '°8:t 33^ 8 oz. Ctn. Wednesday, December 31 8 30 a m to 5 30 p: 171: TARTARE CHEESE ÏA," 57* Thursday. January 1, 1970 B.C. RED * GOLDEN NEW YEARS DAY Friday, January 2 CLOSED DELICIOUS Saturday, January 3 8 30 a. m. to 5 00 p: nr ORCHARD KING, FANCY ASPARAGUS TIPS ’’01 55* APPLES STEINBERG HALVES & SLICED, FANCY EXTRA FANCY 8 o; CLING PEACHES 28TinT1r 37* Per lb. 27c AUSTRAL HALVES, FANCY BARTLETT PEARS 45* ORCHARD KING, FANCY CALIFORNIA FRUIT COCKTAIL 28Tin°‘ 45* SHALLOTS LARGE BUNCHES ^Jlip V ii t 1 I a 3 o 29e mmsrnimà CANADA GRADE "A" ICE CASTLE STEINBERG YOUNG TURKEY Fully Cooked, Ready To Eat STEINBERG SKINLESS ICE CREAM VACUUM PACK TOURTIERE PIE Per 20 lbs LEG HAM FRANKFURTERS HALF lb. 36c V\r 69c GALLON 74c Fresh and Switt dutterball Turkeys LA BELLE FERMIERE 55c Available at Slightly Higher Prices. TOURTIERE PIE, 16 oz. Pkg. STEINBERG COCKTAIL FRANKFURTERS 8 oz. Pkg. POPULAR ITEMS pjj _ m p ^ m p HEALTH A BEAUTY AID HEINZ KETCHUP ”.,V 38* CLOVER LEAF CANADA GRADE "A" 10 to 16 lb* ENAMEL ROASTERS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS YOUNG TURKEY 'Per” 1I 45* FLAVOUR CRYSTALS SOCKEYE SALMON 70* FLUSH A BYES :,k;,i.89 Vac. Pack SWING ORANGE 5 97* .-187 Seh3 2.87 MILLIONNAIRE CANADA GRADE "A" 5 to 9 lb*. ORAL ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE Per FLAVOUR CRYSTALS SARDINES IN OIL 35* YOUNG TURKEY Vav. Pack 43* 4Vi oz. O C r MOUTHWASH "Bll“ 91* SWING ORANGE PkQ. OR 18 each 3.77 CLOVER LEAF “ CANADA GRADE "A" VACUUM PACK GILLETTE REGULAR & SILEX — 10c OFF! ,er SHRIMPS s„, Ti„ 71* GEESE plb.r 85* RED ROSE COFFEE ^ 78* STEINBERG, MEDIUM ROUND PLUS BLADES 51* CLOVER LEAF “ "" CANADA GRADE "A"VACUUM PACK Orange Pekoe Tea Bags — Pkg. of 60 BATTERIES ; 33* 7 oz. Tin 59C ENOS SAXONIA MARASCHINO TUNA CAPONS F^rDGO per lb 49* SMALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE "CHORINE" FRUIT SALTS ,L,r" 83* STEINBERG SLICED CHERRIES 34* PANTY-HOSE______69c CLOVER LEAF 16 oz. Jar — 75c SMOKED OYSTERS3 J'’'’34* BROMO SELTZER F'”;" 77* RINDLESS BACON ^ 88* FACELLE ROYALE ASSORTED ASSORTED E h GENUINE NEW ZEALAND — SPRING 3 MILLIONNAIRES ROLLED 2 01 Tin STEINBERG S „t Tin FACIAL TISSUE PkgLI" 35* STEMWARE GLASSES 29* LAMB CHOPS prbr 55* FILLET ANCHOVIES 28* SPRAY DEODORANT 78* IN THE BASKET MIRACLE DISCOUNT PRICE -tip^ mean double PROTECTION POLICY STEINBERG NO DEPOSIT BONUS discounts made We will maintain our low STEINBERG ORCHARD KING possible by ASSORTED DRINKS BUYS unusual purchases POTATO CHIPS TOMATO JUICE or manufacturers 5/1.00 adjusting them only when temporary allowance costs change 29c P 6 THE SHEKBROOKE RECORD, MON, DEC 2». 19S9 Bowen-Nutbrown wedding Road Builder Most of the good roads in A small but pretty wedding wedding music Philip Bowen brother of the Reflections on Christmas past took place on Nov 29 at 2 p m The bride given in marriage groom acted as best man ^ ^ when Barbara Faith daughter of by her father wore a dress with Following the ceremony a buffet disgusted with Rupert Nutbrown and the late embroidered trim at the waist lunch was served at the church disgusted the condition of the roads in By BETTY CANARY Mrs Gail Nutbrown of Hatley and sleeves Her shoulder length hall in Hatley Out of town guests veil was held in place with a star were from St Catherines. Ont his district and devised a was united in marriage to Mr system of ground-up stones Lance Bowen, son of Mr. and of pearls Granby. North Hatley Beebe covering a raised surface Christmas, the last one we’ll celebrate in the ’60s, and Mrs Heaven Bowen, also of Mrs Renee Harrison, sister of Compton and W'aterville Upon it’s over. for good drainage, according Hatley the bride as matron of honour, returning from a short trip to the to the Encyclopaedia Bri I don’t know about you, hut I never really believe it will The ceremony took place in St. wore a white dress with black U S A the couple will live in tannica be over Or that once again I’ll spend days wading through Il'lf-feiL Georges Anglican Church. accessories Mrs. Rupert Huntville wrapping, wondering: “Where, oh, where, are we going to Lennoxville Rev John Nutbrown. step-mother of the put all this stuff, especially those six fruit cakes?” Mcümurray officiated with Mrs bride, wore beigh suit with Rallie Nutbrown playing the brown trimming Perhaps the best thing, next to finding all the pieces to the new chess set (the last pawn is always discovered in SALON ADO side the kitchen register), is the realization that one won't have to spend much time during the following week in menu planning. A different salad or a pan of sneaky Engagement peaches, along with the chopped remains of turkey or ham in eggs or cream sauce, and you’ve got it made (Sneaky The engagement is of Casa Grande. Arizona The peaches: Add a little rum and brown sugar to the syrup announced of Marjorie Vais, marriage has been arranged • Permanents — • Coloring and peach halves, then, while baking, baste, baste, baste.) daughter of Mrs Henry S to take place January 8. in • Styling and Cuts After Christmas day has passed, most of us grow reflec Horsfall and the late Mr Tucson. The bride-to-be is a tive for a time. I know I always sit around wondering why Horsfall of Lennoxville. to graduate of Bishop’s so many people gave us fruit cakes. (Do you suppose some 114 Queen St. - Lennoxville, Que. body gave THKM the fruit cakes for Thanksgiving?) Mr Oliver H Maud Jr of University. Her finance has a Tucson. Arizona, son of Mr law degree from the Much good can be derived in reflecting upon how each Tel. 567-9622 person might contribute to the solution of the war. how we and Mr s Oliver H Maud Sr University of Arizona personally might do something to stop starvation, how, with some original thinking, an individual could possibly come up with big answers to big problems But perhaps we should concentrate instead on the mighty oaks-from-tiny- acorns-grow theory Perhaps it might be good to do some L-i-Jn» / V •• ' ^ w* ' AN* thing first about the quarrel with the ne ghbors about their dog and our flower beds. Or we might walk a block to the ^■v >.' *.frv local school and check into their lunchroom problems. It’s only one short step from reflectiveness to counting CHARGEX Kv-r.Cïk one’s blessings. And, although there are those who say that, f» -3 as a nation, we haven’t much for which to give thanks, only those wearing mental dark glasses can believe that. (They might read “Only One Year” by Svetlana Alliluyeva. 1 am not a critic, so I’ll not comment on writing style or tech hospital—the ones in continuing pain, some cruelly injured, nique I do recommend reading her thoughts about the first some hopelessly ill. ' ^ i . Thanksgiving and the first Christmas she spent in the Thoughts such as these and a mother can grow maudlin. United States.) She’s likely to start saying things like, ‘“Harken to the It’s also not a bad idea to count one’s personal blessings. merry laughter of the children ’round the hearth.” For example, some of our friends couldn’t understand why But then she notices the piece of mince pie that’s been we weren’t terribly upset about our son’s emergency appen mashed on the sofa and things at last get back to normal dectomy during fee holidays this year But they hadn’t seen some of the other children being treated in the same (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) h Gift of life membership pin Stanstead County Council Tv . a ». highlight at W.l. meeting holds quarterly meeting £ AYER’S CLIFF — Quarterly Each Mayor took a copy of the STAN BRIDGE KaST - The Library whose services are meeting of Stanstead County resolution for submission to his December meeting of the being curtailed and may be Council of Mayors was held on Council meeting to be held in Stanbridge East Women’s discontinued if no government Dec. 10 in the hall of the (bounty January. After the resolution is Institute was held at the home of grant is received She also gave building Ernest Cloutier, approved they are to send one * * + ■<£ Mrs. Neil Creller. with 25 the names of winners of the 1968 Warden, welcomed the Mayors copy to each of the Minister of members and a guest in prizes for endeavor offered bv returned to office since the Highways, J. J Bertram! and attendance. the Branch to pupils in local previous meeting ami the four ET Regional Economic Council After opening exercises a few schools They were won bv Carol newly elected, Jacques Codere, A meeting is to be se* up moments of silence were Davitt in the lower age group Hatley, Bernard Tremblay, St between interested parties from observed in honor of Mrs. Erie and Carol Realffe in the 10. 11 Hermenegilde Village: J F. the Village of Hatley, a Cornell, an esteemed member of and 12 age level Dupont, St. Hermenegilde; and delegation from the County tiie Branch for many years. Home Economics: Mrs Ulysses Cloutier. Stanstead Council on roads, and a Roll call was responded to bv Davitt. told of the value of East. delegation from Compton Station each member telling of her waxing apples for longer shelf A representative from the Council. Sherbrooke County, to happiest Christmas, which life and appeal, reducing Eastern Townships Economic discuss pros and cons of re constituted the program shrinkage and containing the Council presented the resolution building what was the old stage The highlight of the Christmas moisture; publicity; Mrs. they had approved concerning coach road between Compton meeting was the presentation of Tremblay told of her visit with construction of highway from and Hatley People in Hatley feel a Life Membership pm to Mrs T Mrs Moore to the National the International Boundary at it should be carefully studied so S. Davitt. These* pins are Office of tin* Federated W 1 at Derby Line — Rock Island to that it will not interrupt their awarded only for outstanding Ottawa, welfare and health; Ayer s Cliff. Deauville, round water supply from springs on service in W I work and have to Mrs Woods read an article on Sherbrooke, to Brompton. each side of the old road bed be vouched for bv the Branch, importance of daily exercise for Windsor. Richmond. Asbestos. The Municipal tax to the before being approved bv the a longer and healthier life; Danville, Trois Rivieres to join County Council will remain as Provincial Board. Though not a corresponding secretary. Miss Route 19 to Lac St Jean, the last year, it was decided after Charter member. Mrs. Davitt Corev. read two letters of thanks Trans Quebec Highway. Already considerable discussion. This has been a member here almost ano stated that she had complied route 22 Expressway from the money is used for the County to from its organization in 1921 The with a request from Mrs Boundary is a part of it operate, to maintain the Health long list of services rendered and Burgess to send names of Unit in Magog and for offees held bv her over the vears officers and members The proposed route will consist maintenance of their County -were read bv the president. Mrs. Members voted to donate of some :t00 miles of which about properties Rhicard. Mrs. Wanzer. County flannelette to the Home for 200 would be first class highway Mgar Bone va l ot Magog êigtè. President. made the Retarded Children. and about 100 miles an Township and Ernest Cloutier of presentation Mrs. Davitt. Clarenceville. Mrs. Rhicard expressway, toll free. The ET Barnston gave a report of the though taken completely bv announced that a wheel chair Economic Council had adopted Union of County Councils held surprise, voiced her appreciation and walkers were available from the by-law for construction at recently in Chicoutimi and which and thanks. the Oddfellows’ branches in the their Nov 13 meeting The they attended as delegates of Conveners’ reports were: District Stanstead County Council made Stanstead County Agriculture. Mrs Corev read an Refreshments were served bv a resolution to give support It The 1970 conference will be article bv Walker Riley the hostess, assisted bv Mrs. seemed to be the general feeling held at the Queen Elizabeth regarding practices advocated Shepardson. Mrs Tait and Mrs that such a highway will improve Hotel in Montreal. A resolution today, which result in upsetting Tremblay. economic conditions in the was adopted to gain control to the balance of nature: As the January meeting falls Townships. Mr Bolduc, the enforce by-laws in the rural citizenship: Mrs Shepardson on New Year’s Day, it was representative noted the present areas against having car read the Outline for Citizenship; decided to hold it on Friday. Jan route has travel of from 4.000 to cemeteries in so many locations education; Mrs Haves, spoke on 2. at the home of Mrs. C. 6.000 vehicles a day by imposing heavy penalties the McLennan Travelling Rhicard Canterbury Wl roll call Allegro Unit of UCW reports hmvVr?'. ^ features Christmas poems on sale of 224 cook books CANTERBURY The The card party held at the STANSTEAD — Centenary were offered for sale December meeting of the home of Mrs Henry Daviault United Church. Allegro Unit. Refreshments were served bv • .. '»• Àr- Canterbury W I was held at the was a success. Proceeds were held its Dec. 9 meeting at the the hostesses. Mrs Colt. Mrs. VV home of Mrs. H.G.Bennett with sent to the student loan fund home of Mrs Gerald Colt with 19 H Rudd and Mrs Ruth Curtis Mrs. L. Edwards, as joint A parcel of clothing was sent attending Miss Arlene Probvn Mrs Charles Merriman will .50 hostess The roll call. Read a to a needv family. was acting leader and conducted entertain the Jan 13 meeting at Christmas poem, was answered Mrs. MacLeod is buying the period of worship, choosing her home bv 16 members. Christmas treats for the children The Christmas Storv. The secretary. Mrs. Elwin of the community with Mrs. It was noted that to date there For Sandwiches, Snacks, ,%i10 Herring, read a letter received Lindsay Groom and Mrs. Gerard has been 224 cook books sold It for Back-to-School m. from Macdonald College and a Beaudoin, helping to pack bags. was a 1969 project of the Unit, Thrifty Bon Marché takes thank vou letter from a family Gifts are to be bought for the and books contain tried and true LES PRODUITS who had been given clothing shut-ins for Christmas recipes of the members. BLANCHE! its entire stock of misses' and juniors' As it was the Christmas A am tribut ion of $35 was made SOFT MARGARINE Conveners reported as meeting, the house was to the Community Christmas winter dresses and holiday dresses follows Agriculture. Mrs. decorated in keeping with the basket fund; and $25 to the Rock Forest — Teh 864-4218 Sturnis Coates read an article on season and a social hour enjoyed. Sunday School Christmas partv and takes 5.00, 10.00, 15.00 and even storing gram; citizenship. Mrs There was an exchange of gifts, held at Stanstead South church Percy Coates, read the outline on also sister Sue gifts. Each and Community Center 20.00 off their previous prices. citizenship education. Mrs member brought a gift for the Mrs Patrick Deslandes will be Henrv Daviault. suggested the military hospital, with Mrs. in charge of flower Choose group having French lessons; Prentice Jacklm in charge arrangements in the church i Regular values to 40.00 home economics. Mrs. Leslie The president. Mrs Lindsav during Januarv MacLeod, gave reasons for Groom, presented each member Sizes 5 to 15 — 8 to 16 carefully checking tovs before with a crocheted gift she had A letter was read from the cWr*. buving them, welfare and made foster child Maria, in Columbia health. Mrs. Prentice Jacklin. Refreshments were served bv There was further discussion gave an outline the hostesses about a strip of carpet in the ONLY church but decision was tabled until after the New Year -.•'tfVr*:-' Windsor The following slate of officers VjTr r was adopted for the ensuing The theme of the meeting the sale table from which over vear: Leader. Mrs. Patrick being Christmas and $100 was realized A drawing was Deslandes; assistant leaders. Brotherhood, several members held on a blanket, which was won Miss Arlene Probvn and Mrs. •r read articles pertaining to these bvMr E McLenahan Warren Soutiere secretary. subjects Mr. Ralph pronounced Mrs. Mabel Wallace, and the Benediction at the close of The January meeting will be treasurer. Miss Gertrude the meeting held at the home of Mrs H Ketcham label when you want Several visitors were present Dubuc. when Mrs R Simms and Following adjournment items quality on your table! and manv items were sold from Mrs F Do vie will be hostesses left from the Christmas sale Appointment The market today n iL i i JHl SUKHBftOPhK KhioKO. MON. DKl' 29 liki9 at Rousseau Auto Montrealreal Panther head Birth Deaths FI \NDFKS To Kaymond. Montreol Stock Exchonge StéCk V«< Hifh LtW CléM M CHg Yr N Yr i COTE. 1.*won Bert — Suddenly **frtoca «*• anil Isabel tNee Husk1 at Sited V o N.fd Ltw CltM N C»*« Vr H Yr l « « • • — 1* at the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Afw'w fc. 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Beavers topple Saints 8-3, bow to Bruins 6-4 The Sherbnjoke Junior Beavers split their games plaved at the Sports Palace during the weekend On Friday night the Shawinigan Bruins won a close one by a 6-4 score but they bounced back on Sunday night to romp to an 8-3 win over Laval Saints On Friday night, which was a rough one as far as weather was concerned. 2600 spectators turned out and on Sunday evening the attendance read 22% The Beavers were up to their old habits on Friday, again blow ing a lead They were tied lour—all at the end ol the second and had a one-goal lead in the first period but two unanswered goals by the Bruins in the third period gave the visitors the win In Sunday's game against the Shawinigan Brums on Friday Saints, the teams were tied up night Sherbrooke bowed 6-4 one -all at the end of the first Early m the second period they period Gilbert Smith assisted held a 4 2 lead, but four by B Landry and Normand unanswered goals from the Da I la ire. scored for the Beavers Brums in the later part of the after fourteen minutes of play game earned a Brum victory The Saints, on an unassisted goal The Brums took a two-goal by Bonami. got this one back two lead in the first ten minutes of minutes later The Beavers had the opening period on tallies by a man in the penalty box at the G Boisvert and L Legault J C time EAR MARKED FOR NET? in last night’s Junior “A” action However, the puck eluded both rattling off the goalpost Beavers Landry got one of them back just SUMMARY The second period started with before the period ended Lalonde Beaver forward lets go with shot against the Laval Saints. the goal-tender and the net by won the contest K-3, but lost a player from each team in the First Period Friday to Shawinigan. and Lefebvre drew assists on the cooler Bossy of the Saints and 1— Beavers G. Smith, goal iB Landry. Dallaire) 14 5‘ Browns to meet Vikings for NFL title Boulanger both received five The second period was only 2— Saints Bonami minutes for fighting just before seventeen seconds old when B (unassisted) 17 09 the first period ended Landry notched the Beavers' Penalties: Lefebvre, 15.03. Bossy, Boulanger, majors 19 45. Claude St Sauveur put the second goal assisted by Beavers ahead after two minutes Lacompte and Bruno Landry Second Period Dallas succumbs to Cleveland nemesis of the period, assisted by Normand Dallaire with help 3— Beavers St. Sauveur, Lacompte. Lefebvre) 2.03 Lacompte and Lefebvre This 4— Beavers Piche. DALI.AS, Tex (APl Nelsen made good on eight team,” said coach Blanton am a great admirer of Bud intercepted a Morton pass was a power play goal as the (J C. Landry. Lalonde) 7.45 5— Beavers Lacompte. “Rubber band defence, of 11 third-down situations Collier in praise of Grant (Minnesota coach) I and ran 35 yards to set up Saints had two men in the penalty box Bennett, of Laval, (Smith. B Landry) 1159 huh?” and completed 18 of 27 for 219 Minnesota ‘‘They beat us coached him at Great Lakes Scott’s second touchdown 6— Saints Peloffy. was caught hooking after (Defosses. Leboiron) 13.25 Cleveland Browns shouted yards and one touchdown bad. Naval Training Station in 1945 plunge, was asked about Joe fourteen seconds of play 7 Beavers J. C. Landry. the phrase in derision Sunday with a slippery ball I think they have the when he was our left end Kapp’s running as quarter It took only two more minutes (St. Sauveur, Lefebvre) 15.C9 as they trudged up the ramp ‘‘They are a great football finest front four in football I Jim Houston who back against the Rams. 8— Saints Peloffy, of action to put the Beavers (Defosses. Bennett) 17.10 in the Cotton Bowl after further ahead as Normand Fiche Penalties: Bennett 0 14. Bossy. thumping Dallas Cowboys 38- finished off a three man passing Dallaire. majors 5.07. 14 to win the Eastern ...While in Minnesota,“we’re going to be the best.” play with J C Landry and Andre Third Period Conference title in the Lalonde. Gerald Lacompte 9— Beavers G. Smith. (B Landry. Dallaire) 14.57 National Football League Minneapolis (CP) Minnesota Vikings defeated Cleveland on one-yard plunges, and Cox converted both added another one three minutes 10— Beavers Piche Tom Landry, the Cowboy Browns 51-3 earlier this season but Minnesota coach Bud Grant The* Rams, who held a 17-7 lead at the half, mainly on the later as he scored from close in (unassisted) 16.35 11— Beavers Smith, coach. intended to declines to make any rash predictions for next Sunday’s Na performance of (iabriel. the NFL’s most valuable player, got on passes from Smith and B. Landry Then the Saints came up (Landry. Dallaire) 19 46 compliment the Browns when tional Football League championship game between the Vik touchdowns from tight ends Bob Klein and Bill Truax and two Penalties: Smith 5.59. Lefe with their second goal with he said, after a 42-10 defeat in ings and the Browns. field goals from Bruce Gossett bvre 6.30. Defosses 6.57, Lalonde Peloffy scoring assisted by 10.51 November, the Browns “Nobody is 40 points better than anybody else in this league,’’ Discussing his key touchdown. Kapp said: It was a bootleg, Defosses and Liboiron defence is ‘like* a rubber Grant said Sunday, tin* day after his Vikings defeated Los definitely a call for a run We hadn’t shown it that much this J. C. Landry of the Beavers band that stretched but does Angeles Rams 23-20 to win tb“ NFL’s Western Conference and year.” was the next to find the mark as not break. ” advance to the NFL playoff. I didn’t know you could run that fast,” someone yelled at he finished off a play started by Gilbert Smith First Period The Browns jumped on the Grant was also asked if he expected the Vikings to have a let Kapp in the dressing room after the game St. Sauveur and Lefebvre 1— Brunis — Boisvert 4 27 ‘‘rubber band” phrase as a down against the team they beat by 48 points. ‘ I can’t.” said Kapp Peloffy clicked for his second 2— Bruins Legault. ( Morton)) 11.47 battle cry for their rematch “You’re the tirst of 101 persons who will ask the exact Speaking of Kapp’s 42 yards rushing. Grant commented tally just before the period 3— Beavers J. C. Landry. from B Landry and Smith made with the favored Cowboys. In question.” said Grant, former coach of W innipeg Blue Bomb “You can’t live by the pass alone in this league We had to run ended At this stage the Beavers < Lalonde, Lefebvre) 14.36 were ahead by a 5-2 score it three-two less than a minute Penalties. Villemure 3 45. big white letters on the ers in the Canadian Football League, “and the answer is, the ball, too.'' Boulanger In the third period, the later. St. Sauver, on a 1126. Lavassuer blackboard in the Browns’ ‘No“ WANTS TO WIN 16 43 Beavers were held off the score breakaway with J C. Landry, locker room, it was prin.vd Joe Kapp, former quarterback with British Columbia Lions This team wants to win. ’ said Kapp “You don’t do it by sheet until the fourteen rr mute *»ut the Beavers further ahead as Second Period for all to read in the CFL. le< the Vikings to victory by scoring the game- 4—Beavers B Landry, talking. You do it by playing." mark, then suddenly erupteo in they caught the Bruins’ defence “Rubber band? Row about tvmg touchdown, passing for 169 yards and rushing for 42. He Lacompte, Smith) 0.17 Defensive end Carl Eller tackled Gabriel in the end zone for the last six minutes with three out of position That was all the 5^—Beavers Dallaire. steel bands?” completed 12 of 19 passes the safety on the first play the Rams ran from scrimmage after fast goals — Smith with his Beavers could muster for the (B Landry. Smith) 1.21 The steel bands held the ‘GOING TO BE BEST Kapp scored the tying touchdown and defensive tackle Alan evening. The Brums, with goals 6— Beavers St Sauveur, second and third and Fiche with (J C. Landry) 2.48 Dallas club to 39 yards in the We re going to be the best! The best!” was Kapp’s predic Page killed the final Ram drive late in the final period with an his first, were the spoilers. B by Paiment and M Morton just 7— Bruins Paiment first half as Cleveland rolled tion in the dressing room after the game “Two more Two interception. Landry and Da 11aire assisted on before the period ended, made it (Morton) 715 8— Bruins M Morton. more.” Smith's goals while Piche’s was a four-all game. up a 17-0 lead while Bill “I knew I had made the tackle,” said Eller, “but I wasn’t (Fournier, Le'.ourneau) 10.39 Markers by Borgogne and Nelsen picked apart the The “Two more” remark referred to next Sunday's clash sure I had carried him into the end zone so I didn't let him go.” unassisted. This was all the Penalties: Couture 11.25 Bois scoring in the game, the Beavers Morton in the third period salted vert 17.29. vaunted Cowboy defence with the Browns in Minneapllis and the Super Bowl game be ‘‘I didn’t know it was a safety until the rest of the boys came taking this one on the long end of away the win for the visitors. At the end of a dreary, tween the NFL and American Football League champions at up and said You got a safety.’ Third Period an 8-3 score Smith. Piche and B The Beavers still have the habit 9— Bruins Borgogne, rainy afternoon, some of the New Orleans Jan. 11 “That tickled me.” Landry were the Beavers’ stars of losing games after (Morton. Paiment) 10. 69,321 Dallas fans were Cleveland defeated Dallas Cowboys 38-14 Sunday for the NFL Speaking of his interception. Page said I was overjoyed It in the game maintaining a comfortable 10- -Bruin> Paiment, booing Craig Morton, then- Eastern Conference title (Lapairee, Borgogne) 19. came right on a line to me.” In their encounter with margin. Penalty: Letourneau regular quarterback, and Grant said he watched the Cleveland Dallas game on cheering Roger Staubach. his television “in between shovelling snow” from his driveway and replacement, in a one-sided was impressed game that deteriorated into a 1 thought the Browns played a fine game, he said But it’s duel between Staubach and hard to make comments after watching from television “ Jerry Rhome, a former After the loss to Cleveland in November. Cleveland coach Cowboy who backs up Nelsen Blanton Collier called Kapp “the most underrated quarterback Give your guests the Molson choice. at Cleveland. in the National Football League “ ‘‘Can’t you do anything Kapp lived up this advance billing Saturday, setting up two right'.’” a Cleveland player Minnesota touchdowns with his passing and running and scored shouted to the confused Cow the third himself in the fourth quarter to tie the score 20-20. The boys when Mike Clark missed Vikings went ahead on Fred Cox’s conversion and added two the ball on an attempted more points when the vaunted Minnesota defence tackled onside kickoff in the final Rams quarterback Roman (iabriel in the end zone for a safety 1 minutes. SCORES TWO TDs SHOW NO CONCERN Dave Osborn scored two touchdowns for the Vikings, both If the Browns were concerned about their NFL title rematch Sunday with f-r) Minnesota Vikings who Junior Hobs host annihilated them Nov. 9. 51-3, they didn’t show it Most of them had watched on Russians tonight television as the Vikings beat Los Angeles Rams Saturday MONTREAL (CP1 Society note 23-20 in Minnesota. The The 1969 Memorial ('up champions. Montreal Junior Cana MOLSOfi- winner of their game Sunday diens of the Ontario Hockey Association Junior A series, will be having a reunion at the Montreal Forum tonight in Minnesota will go on to the CANADll Guests on this special occasion will bo the world champion Super Bowl Jan. 11 in New Soviet hockey team, currently visiting Canada for eight exhibi Orleans against the Ameri tion games can Football League Nine members ot last year s Memorial Cup winners will be IP champion bolstering this year’s club for their game against the Soviets, ‘‘We’ll have no trouble who have won four of their seven previous games on their getting up for them after Only Gary Connelly, a member of the University of Michigan what they did to us,” said Bo team currently sidelined with a broken ankle, will be missing Scott. from the Junior Canadiens’ reunited 1968 69 lineup Running back Scott, who Returning for the game against the Soviets are goaltenders Ted Tucker and Jim Rutherford, now with Clinton of the came to Cleveland from Pick up this U page booklet Eastern Hockey League and Fort Worth Red Wings of the Ottawa Rough Riders of the full of recipes and party ideas Central Hockey League respectivel\ Canadian Football League, t s called “\ holiday Time Andre Dupont is returning from Omaha Knights of the CHL. scored two of the Cleveland Party Time and it 's free Jean-Pierre Bordeleau is coming in from Dallas Black Hawks at your licenced grocer touchdowns and shared the of the CHL and Art Quoquochi is returning from Salt Lake brunt of the Browns’ rushing Golden Eagles of the Western Hockey League attack with LeRoy Kelly Back from Montreal Voyageurs of the American Hockey Although Kelly paced the League are Rejean Houle. Guy Charron and Marc Tardif rushing with 66 yards on 19 Phil Wimmer. the Junior Canadiens'» general manager, and carries. Scott picked up some Roger Bedard, the team’s coach, are expected to go with the key yardage for the Browns same lines they used last year, and grads Tucker and and finished with 33 yards on Rutherford will likely share netminding duties with holdover Ted Wood 11 carries. The game will be the Soviets’ final one in Canada before the Paul Warfield and Milt world hockey championships in March, to be played in Winni Morin were the targets of peg and Montreal most of Nelsen’s passes, but The Soviets have a 2-3 won-lost record against Canada's Scott had two -ecopiions for national team and have defeated two junior teams on their 39 vards. current tour Brewed »r> C^iehcc by Molson Wings' Gary Unger pots three in 5-3 victory 1ID MDKliKOOkt Kl OKI). \lo\ |>M 2D. 1^>M 9 Bruins creep up on Rangers, shade Flyers 5-4 l n^tT collected his 11th 12th and 13th season goals and points Kick of Chicago moved the Fivers to w ithin two i>oints ot second place Mmne Gordie Howe added hi> 14th tor Detroit Ked \\mg> Sundas Goalie Torn Ksposito recorded hi> seventh season shutout tor sola in the West Division while team-mate Alex Delvecchio completed hi> 30th game the Black Hawks stopping 30 Penguins shots before a crowd ot t'entre Farl Ingartield siwod thuv goals to lead the Seals without scoring 8.746 at Pittsburgh attack in Iront ot 14 :>98 tans at Minnea(Hdis \ adnais and Hr lan Delvecchio. 38-vear-old veteran 18 National Hockev Full Bobb\ Hull Stan Mikita and Clitt Koroll provided the Chi Pen \ also scored for Oakland s ninth w ith in 33 slai ts League seas^>ns with the Ked V\ing> had 375 goals in 1.236 cago scoring power Giulie tiarv Smith made 32 vives to earn the victors while games to the end ot the 1968-6^ season The closest he came A goal tending duel between Montreal's Kogatien Yuchon Minnesota s t'esare Maniago UMk th«‘ ileteat under a hail ot 44 Sundav to earning his tirst 1969-70 season goal was on a shot at and Philadelphia s Parent kept both teams scoreless until the Seals shots The Blues are at Montreal Tuesdas night still 13 24 ot the third period last minute of the second period when Y van Cournovor looking tor their lust win against the Canadiens since the West I r Goalie Gary Smith of Oakland Seals stopped the Detroit collected his 10th of the season for the Canadiens Division joined the league in 1967 St Louis now basa record ot centre but Howe banged the rebound into the net and K AHN THF TIK 1" losses and tour ties against the defending Stanlev Cup Delvecchio came out of the 5-3 Detroit viclorv with onlv hi> Jacques Lemaire made it 2-0 tor Montreal early in the tmal champions in regular sea son and plavott action Derek Sanderson 664th career assist period but Gendron and Nolet scored to earn the tie which In one other Tuesday game Minnesota is at Los Angeles Alex Delvecchio In other games. Boston Bruins detea ted Philadelphia Flyers 5-4 while Los Angeles Kings earned a 3-3 tie with New York Hangers Nats nip Saturday Toronto Maple Leat> downed St Louis Blues 4-1 Philadelphia tied Montreal Canadiens 2-2 Chicago Black à Hawks whipped Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 and Oakland Seals Czechs defeated Minnesota North Stars 53 Defenceman Bob Baun scored his first season goal to start WINNIPEG tCPi - The the Ked W mgs scoring before a crowd of 14.205 at Detroit Canadian Nationals combined Goalie Roger Crozier stopped only 22 Oakland shots and al effective penalty killing with lowed two goals by the Seals’ Ted Hampson and one by Carol plavmaking Sunday to defeat Vadnais the touring Czechoslovakian WINGS FOI RTH AG AIN national hockey team 3-2 in The win moved the Ked Wings back into sole possession of the first of a best-of-five fourth spot in the East Division, two points ahead of the idle exhibition series. Black Hawks Defenceman Bobby Orr scored a goal and three assists in the Roy Transport Enr. A capacity crowd of 9.000 Boston victors to open an eight-point lead over St Louis Phil saw the Nationals take a 3-0 MOVING Goyette in the scoring race Packing • Storogo lead on goals by Brian Orr’s 11th season goal started the scoring before the 14.606 Your Atlas Van Linas Agant Conacher. Fran Huck and Philadelphia fans and the Bruins never dropped behind the Tal. 567-6733 Chuck Lefley before the scrambling Flyers who arrived an hour and 45 minutes before Czechoslovakian team came the game after a tiring bus ride from Montreal back with two goals in the Ken Hodge. Ed Westfall. Johnny McKenzie and Derek W final period. Sanderson scored the other Bruins goals w hile Simon Nolet got vUNcvy Nationals coach Jack Mc two for the Flyers Andre Lacroix and Jean-Guy Gendron SPFCIAl Ills , > —«« Leod said after the game that scored once each for the losers. STEAKS ON GRIU he was satisfied with the way The Brums win moved them to within one point of New York, CHICKEN BAR B Q the East Division leader • H| SIHVI l> lAIUrs the team stifled the Czech Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers stopped 34 Philadelphia drives rm v ltd mmd power play during five penal AU RI ( I PT IONS while Bernie Parent took the loss despite 37 saves against the ties. He said Steve Carlyle Bruins. If NN0I LOACH PHOPRIf TOR was a stand-out on defence Bill Flett collected only his third season goal to gam the tie SMITH REGISTERS — Gilbert Smith. 14. scoring his first of took this one by an 8-3 score "He’s going just great all three goals in Sunday's game against Laval Saints Beavers (Record photo Dick Spalding) 314 OUI I N for Los Angeles before a crowd of 17.250 at New York II NNOXVtUi 562 9544 the time.” said McLeod Ed Joyal scored the other two goals for the Kings who still Bob Murdoch and Mike trail the West Division with only six wins and four ties in 30 Poirier played well, he games. added, helping keep the Jean Râtelle. Bill Fairbairn and Arme Brown scored for the visitors off balance most of Rangers who pelted Los Angeles goalie Gerry Desjardins with tun is to the game. 35 shots. Ed Giacomin made only 23 saves for the Rangers. Conacher's opening goal HAD EASY TIME The Maple Leafs had an easy time against veteran goalie came at 14:59 of the first Glenn Hall Saturday night with rookie Jim Harrison scoring period. Billy Harris, former the first of his two goals on a flip shot from centre ice. National Hockey League Hall came out of his nets to make the easy save but the puck HIWAY-BŸWAY NYLONS player, started the play that slipped between his pads and trickled over the goal line. EMinomn ended with Conacher tipping The Leafs peppered the St Louis goalie with 45 shots and *the tire that makes fun of in Corby Adams' goalmouth Dave Keon. 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W L T F A St Jerome at Laval - Always 100'' daisy-fresh" from the factory Starts Boston 18 7 1 124 96 45 15 157 139 35 St. Jer 17 2 : GUARA, Aftiver tft FrtvKtM» fttltU Variety ÇTO JACOBY ON BRIDGE Bury Vale Perkins (Roman relig) The annual Christmas tea and thanked all who had contributed Mr Alan Harper returned Knowlton accompanied the 1 Féminin* 3 Musteline these situations to the best vile of the Burv l C W held on toward the program recently from London Ont and group on her guitar with the mammals NORTH 26 advantage is going to win a called on friends in the Yale Mr singing of Silent Night eppelUtum A Q 6 3 2 Nov 29 in the Mackenzie Hall 7 Filme 4 Biblical name lot of IMPs for Ins team was a decided success both The first of a series of card Harper left for New York where Hostesses at the meeting were 5 Present ¥ A 1053 2 East's two-spade opening parlies sponsored bv the Ladies 13 Dorment ♦ 84 socially and financially The hall he sails bv the steamer Monte Gwen Grant and Viola Know lton 14 Bernat month (ab ) was one of those weak two 6 Perfume JL - presented a festive appearance Guild of St Paul s Church was da Brazil, for Portugal where he Mr Fred Jewett has returned 13 Sketcher bids that are almost stand held in the Legion Hut on Dec 3 will spend the next few month'' 16 Vine fruit 7 Entangle WEST EAST (D> with a gailv decorated to B M P Hospital for further 8 Donkey ard in top-level American Cards were plaved at 13 tables 17 Enghah river Christmas tree baskets of Mr and Mrs Leo Larose care (comb, form) A A A K 10874 bridge today Hobby Gold 18 Faucet seat (pi.) 44 Enervates ¥ K 7 ¥ Q 6 4 pomsettias and greenery Tea and prize winners were Ladies Steve and Rickv have moved to Mr Harrv George i* a patient 9 Vigor man of the Aces also opened 20 Driving 27 Ending of 46 Render mad ♦ 105 # J 7 tables were each centered with a Mrs Hazel Bown Mrs Bert their home in Highwater 10 Likenesses a prayer (coll ) two spades. Against Hobby, in the Roval Victoria Hospital command AAKQJ63 A ; 2 red candle set in a hoilv Boulanger men Jos Boutin and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jerse\ and is reported feeling better 21 Broadway 11 Devoured 29 City in Latvia 48 Shoahonean South overcalled with three Clavton Grev 12 American 31 Employs Indiana SOLTI* diamonds. Hilly Eisenberg decorated base Mark and Shaun, are leaving to sign The sale table with its The Ladies Guild taking take up residence in Cowans 23 Wand wild plum 33 Freebooter 30 Scottish A Void jumped to four spades and East Hereford 19 School of 30 Loiter behind sheepfold ¥ J98 Hobby played the hand there profusion of articles was in advantage of the occasion held ville. where Mr Jersey i> 23 Oriental coin the annual Christmas sale of 2C Health resort whales 38 Compound 31 Social insect A A K <4 96 3 2 He lost the first three tricks charge of Mrs Raymond employed Mr and Mrs Gravdon Lane. 28 Move* 22 Musical ethers 32 Size of shot A 1095 but had no trouble making Morrison, assisted bv Mrs articles of handiwork as well as Mr and Mrs A Kerr left for Lennoxville were recent guests suddenly dramas 39 Mere trifle MARBLETON - Recently a returning home At that time BURY The Christmas and a Christmas message read bus arrived at St Paul’s Church Archdeacon T S Matthews meeting of the U. C. W was held bv Mrs Flanders. with about 40 from Sawyerville, spoke, brought greetings from Dec. 11 in the Sunday school NAME COMMITTEES Cook shire. East Angus and the Bishop, and on his own room with 13 members and five Committees named at the Bishopton and the church bell behalf Mrs Matthews brought visitors attending Mrs Irene meeting were Christian announced the beginning of a greetings from Mrs. L S. Flanders, president, welcomed Citizenship and Social Action, service. It was also the Pennington Diocesan president the guests. Mrs. E. Whitehead; Co- beginning of the day on which of the A C. W\. who was unable Christmas devotions were Operation in Christian and ended 70 years of active service to be present She spoke of the taken from the clipsheet by Mrs. Missionary Education. Mrs W here of the Anglican Women’s hands of the women which had Elvira Cathcart. Mrs Edith Atkins; Nominations. Mrs Edith WANKYOU! Association But now the been used by God through the Whitehead. Mrs. Walter Atkins Whitehead and Mrs. Elvira FOR YOUR PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST YEAR officers, all of whom had passed years and said she knew they and Mrs. Leslie Edwards, the CaUicart; Membership, Mrs their three score years and ten. would continue to be placed at theme was Let us go to Walter Atkins. Portfolio found it difficult to continue and His service in prayer and work Bethlehem Two carols sung Secretaries. Co mm unitv decided it was time to disband Miss Florence Hurt, president were O Come lA»t us Adore Him Friendship and Visiting. the branch at Marbleton. even and O Little Town of Bethlehem Members report on personal nHappy New Year" ot St Paul's A C W.. who was though each member was A letter was read from the visits. Press and Publicity. Mrs determined individually to completing her 27th year in that office, thanked the speakers. She Presbytery asking for Irene Flanders. FROM ALL OF US AT A&P! continue support of the A C W nominations to replace members work showed pictures of Mrs. retiring The treasurer’s report, Program. Mrs Leslie Husbands, founder of the given by Mrs. Atkins, showed Edwards and Mrs J. D. Rev Allen Fairbairn. Rector organization in Marbleton Mrs. satisfactory results from the Harrison. stewardship and JANE PARKER DAILY DATED (10c off deal) A&P FANCY QUALITY of the Parish, delivered an Husbands, at the age of 107. is Christmas sale and tea Twenty- recruiting, Mrs. Edith inspiring sermon. He was still very alert six visits were made to sick and Whitehead, supply and social CHASE & SANBORN accompanied in the service by The same evening members of shut-ins. The World Day of assistance. Mrs. Walter Atkins; Mr Clare Scratch and Rev St Paul’s A. C. W met for their Prayer wiil be hei 1 on March 6. LEMON TOMATO Kitchen committees, Mrs Mark Genge. The offering, at the last annual meeting at the home 1970. the the.ne being Take Gwillyrn I^awrence and Mrs request of the women, was sent of Mrs. Alice Hetherington. A Courage Elderly people and Osborne Allison tables and COFFEE special tribute was paid to Miss to Rev. William Liberty. shut-ins to be remembered at decorations, Mrs. Thos PIE Reg. Price 89c - Save 16c JUICE Cumbermere, Ont . for his Hunt for the excellent job she Christmas will be in charge of Lawrence, flowers, to be Sunday School Fund He had had done as president for so Mrs W. E. Atkins. Mrs. Thos. appointed each month in mm served at Marbleton for number many years. Lawrence. Mrs. Raymond At the close of the meeting the summer; devotional periods. 8 inch f M/* of years, while a student at Morrison. Mrs Donald Saunders Mrs. Cathcart and Mrs. Bishop’s University Rev. five retiring officers were each 24 °Z ^ " 73° 389* and Mrs Edith Whitehead Two Whitehead; sale of greeting presented with a book as a token Pin B p.,-,,r rice cq,. Robert Thorne and Miss Betty cards were signed to be sent to cards, Mrs Thos Lawrence. 48 of Giovetti the prayer partner, gift for their years of faithful Save 20 c Mrs. Lynn Parsons, a patient in Birthday, fruit and flower Tins ~ were remembered at the altar service. the Sherbrooke Hospital and So the final chapter of the A. C. boxes. Mrs. E Cathcart; Following the service of Holy Mrs Lena McGee, convalescing auditors, Mrs E. Whitehead, W at Marbleton closed, at home after a long illness YUKON CLUB SODA WATER OR Plus btle deposit A&p ORANGE, RAISIN, TROPICAL FRUIT Communion, the women and however, the good the Mrs. D Saunders; clergy were invited to the organization has done through resulting from an accident remembrance to siek and shut- Parsonage for lunch before the years will live on sustained in her home. ms and gifts to hospitalized Members were reminded of members. Mrs. Irene GINGER ALE 3r 49< FRUIT DRINKS3Ssl. the annual congregational Flanders; bazaar committee. ALLEN’S CHOICE VITAMINIZED Reg. Price 39c Save 17c JANE PARKER SPANISH Reg. Price 39c - Save 17c meeting to be held on Jan 29. Mrs Raymond Morrison. Mrs. Scotstown U.C.W. holds 1970. at 8 p.m. in the Sunday Oscar Aulis. Mrs. Donald school room of the church. Saunders and Mrs. Claude APPLE JUICE 3 *1. BAR CAKE 3 - s1. The birthday box was opened Morrill. Representative to the Christmas dinner meeting showing the amount of $9 37 ami official board, and joint board of the flower and fruit box. $4 93. trustees ami stewards. Mrs. W 4 resulting in a total of $14 30 for E. Atkins SCOTSTOWN - The Riglar. Articles were donated to the two The next meeting will The meeting was closed with Christmas dinner meeting of the the Guides and Brownies for be held on Jan 8 with pot luck prayer by Rev G. Lokhorst. Pot United Church Women was held their sale table at the Anglican refreshments luck refreshments were served at the home of Mrs. W. A Ladd Christmas tea and sale. Some The program consisted of a by the members in an on Dec 10. Following dinner. knitted articles had been sent to reading Yes. Virginia there is a attractively decorated setting, in CANADA'S FINEST NATURALLY AGED Mrs. I^dd gave the call to mental patients in hospital. Santa Claus by Mrs. L. Edwards. keeping with the season worship and Mrs Ross Plans for the World's Day of MacDonald, assisted bv three Prayer on March 6. 1970 will be members conducted the made at the January meeting RED BRAND BEEF Christmas Worship Service Mrs. Ross MacDonald gave IDEAL FOR BRAISING taken from the clip sheet Two the treasurer’s report which Unique Christmas party held Carols were sung A minute of showed that articles sold at the silence was observed in memory November meeting and BLADE STEAKS 7f)c of three members, who had died donations of money were within the past vear satisfactory. The meeting closed by Bishopton church groups A gift of monev will be sent to and an exchange of gifts were Miss Isabelle Miller in Kowloon held BISHOPTON - A unique a worship service for Christmas, GROUND C IUCK fQ for Christmas, also a donation of Mrs. F B Mavhew had a Christmas party and ecumenical followed by the presentation of monev to the Presbyterian thank vou card from the Leprosv movement was arranged in the U C W lafe Membership Pins Sunday School for supplies and Mission for used stamps sent municipal building on Dec 11 to two charter members of the clothing will be bought for some in November The mission when the Anglican Ladies Guild former Sunshine Society as well BLADE Semi needy school children reported that over 3*4 tons of joined the United Church as of the U. C. W Both ladies. Mrs. Ladd handed in monev used stamps, received up to Oct Women The planning and Mrs L H Weston and Mrs. S. N from articles sold from the fancy 15. were sold for over $3.600 to preparation was by a committee Bishop, were completely ROASTBone,ess work table and a donation of buv equipment for a new hospital representing both church groups. surprised No fat added to beef roasts, not at A&P monev given bv Mr George in India Mrs E R Jenkerson. Mrs M Davis. Mrs. L. H Weston. Mrs laiter games were played and D. Gilbert and Mrs. S N Bishop readings given, with carols sung Invitations were sent out to all while buffet refreshments were Fashion show presented ladies of the area placed on a large table, The large main room was decorated with a Christmas decorated in the Christmas cloth, centerpiece and candles turkcvs S0LD anywhere theme, and with the exchange After the distribution of the NO FINER by Border sewing class gifts placed under the Chnstm is gifts and fellowship enjoyed, MAPLE LEAF BRAND Tree, the room had a festive both groups felt that the party, SAUSAGE breakfast ROCK ISLAND - Mrs Arthur Baril with the gift of an electric appearance the first of its kind undertaken • 59 Baril and her sewing class steam iron in appreciation of her A varied program started with here, was a success. Super-Bight Brand. MAPLE LEAF BRAND completed a ten weeks course “patience with us ” Mrs Baril and held a fashion exhibition on voiced her appreciation Eviscerated, BOLOGNA •39 Dec 10 in the Julia Gertrude Buffet refreshments served Sowden hall in the Community from three long tables, were all 1970 officers are named by Vacuum Packed Center The event was made bv the students and Mrs CANADA GRADE "4" EHS(;ERArE|) largely attended bv the class, Baril, who proved to be good members of their families and cooks as well as seamstresses Bedford group YOUNG lb' V0UR CHo,CE friends Fashions exhibited The sewing classes have been ■ ^ lbs & Over included coats for adults, two hold since earlv autumn in a BEDFORD — An executive Mrs M Nellice. Mrs. I) Rielle children s coats, made over class room of Sacred Heart meeting of the Bedford The members of the nominating TURKEYS from adult coats; a wide school in Stanstead and will Horticultural Society was held in committee were Mrs. Gordon selection of dresses, an evening resume after the Yule holidays the St James Church hall, when Jones, chairman. Mrs Lennox culotte gown, two and three CHICKENS the new president. Frederick Ames and Mrs Harrv Jones piece suits, blouses and under Danville Grant. Stanbridge East, Miss Beauvais presented the FLORIDA GROWN. SWEET EATING. SIZE 156 OR garments conducted the meeting financial statement showing a Mrs. Baril, in French and Miss rooziN",BS4 The new slate of officers for hank balance of $590 91 The Vacuum Packed OVER English welcomed the visitors Jerome Olnev was appointed to 1970 are Frederick Grant, Society has a membership of 128 TANGELOS 3° $1. Andre LeBlanc. manpower accompany the Divisional president Thomas Bird, vice- CANADA NO 1 GRADE, California Grown. Calfo Wrappad service regional supervisor, and Commissioner Mrs Edith Bovd president Mrs George Harland Mrs. LeBlanc were introduced of Asbestos to Montreal, in secretary. Miss Marguerite Owl’s Eyes CAPONS Mr LeBlanc commended the connection with the Cookie Dav CAULIFLOWER "39 Beauvais, treasurer members Owls differ from most class on their achievements and Campaign The next meeting of the executive. D Rhicard. birds in that their eyes face AH prices in this edguaranteed through Saturday January 3, 1970 congratulated Mrs Baril on her will be on Jan 29 at the home of Mrs Lennox Ames. Wavne forward, giving them binocu efficencv as instructress Mrs George Horan at 8 pm Kemp Mrs Allan Palmer Mrs lar vision, other birds must On behalf of the class. Mrs Coffee and light refreshments Richard Craighead Mrs Clare scrutinize an object with one Benoit Parent presented Mrs were served bv the hostess Corev Miss Dorothv Perault. eye at a time Melbourne WÀ and WMS groups HD MHKBIiOOkK KMOKD. MON Dtl 29 19<>9 Vale hold joint bilingual session Perkins Legion Auxiliary reports Mi Murta\ Gardnei North MELBOURNE - A joint to the guests Mrs Larochelle Hatlev called on Mr and Mrs proceeds of card party meeting of th* A and M S gave the opening devotions after Ben George of I Eglise des Cantons de 1 Est. which the offering was received Mi l vie Jones ami Mrs SAWYERVILLB Uisscnba Deputy Sgt at Arms was held in the church hall on and dedicated Mat tha Challes were in Montreal latdies Auxiliary of the Koval Com Hilda Cragg executive Dec 10 at 7 p m Mrs Gerald The center table at the front of ami spent some time with Mi Canadian légion Ht .inch 165 committee first six olticcis Fortier opened the meeting with the hall, covered with a bright Charlie Jone> in the Montreal held ils Christinas meeting at Comrades E Cullin. F Mac I ad a hvmn Mrs Ray Gifford gave red cloth displayed the Advent General Hosintal the home of Com Hilda and M Ord the financial report wreath with a white candle in the Doughertv on Dec 10 Thank vou Com Montgomery gave1 < at The amount of $10 was voted to center representing the love of Mr ami Mrs Erie Sullivan noies were read also a letter were weekend guest> of Mrs the gifts from under the ti< a French Church Paper. God and the four red candles for from Com Uingworth who has Huttet refreshments w« L Aurore A report was given of the four Advent weeks before the Orm Know Item in Groveton N H moved to Alberta served and a soi'ial time spent the sewing bee held at the home birth of Christ Proceeds from the card party of Mrs Philippe Perron, which Mrs Gerald Doran presided at Mi ami Mrs Arthur Smith were $15 25 It wav decided to East proved to be successful Twenty the piano for the five carols, Windham Mass were guests of pa\ halt the eost *>1 the party for aprons had been made and sung between the Bible readings Mr ami Mrs Charles Wildi the children Help was offered Vngus brought in to the meeting for the and those pertaining to the before going on to Stroud Ont also in food and othei wavs Dixville Home for Retarded lighting of all five candles wheie they will fv guests of sn Starting in the new year A meeting of the* A C W wa Children Members who took part in the old friend during the holiday members are to jmv 25 cents .it held at the home* ot Miss Doroth The January meeting will be program. A World Prepares, season Mr Ted Wildi. Quebec each meeting A reciwd plaver is Shattuck cm IVc 9 with nine mcmhei s present held at the home of Mrs Gerald were Mrs R Larochelle. Mrs t it\ was a weekend guest of his to be bought for use at the Doran. Dorothv Oaklev. Mrs Ravmond parents Mr and Mrs Charles meetings Moved by Mis A Kowla WMS MEETS Gifford. Mrs Ashley Stalker FIRST MEMBERSHIP A group of fans Wildi 1970 OFFICERS seconded by Mi s Geoi .» and Mrs Gerald Kortier Mrs from left are Normand Bernard. Armand Row lev it was voic'd that The WMS meeting was has founded a new snowmobile Club in Election id otficci v resulted as opened by the president Mrs Vanderwal gave the closing Poirier, in charge of recruiting, and Alan Mrs Rita Perkins has gone to minutes be accepted with i ■«* Cowansville Affiliated with the Canadian follows Past President. Com T Real Larochelle It was decided prayer Webster sjH'mi an indefinite time with Montgomery president. Coin following amendment.that » e to hold a food sale in the Legion Interesting recollections of Association of Snowmobiles an executive has Photo Studio Eclair Mrs Muriel Monahan in Mary Thompson first vice- chalice and nitfen whu*H i Hall on Jan 20 1970 at 3 p m Christmases Past were related been elected and committees formed Show n Lineaster Pa president. Com Hilda been re plated, be |vaid foi fi • i The food sale is under the by Mrs VanderWal. who told Dougherty. second vice the* Memorial Fund instead ot auspices of the women's groups about Christmas in Holland. president. Com Alice Wilson. the A C W of l'Eglise des Cantons de l’Est Mrs Larochelle told about Hatley Centre Wl gives gifts secretary. Coin Lu via Proceeds liom the Chnstn and proceeds of the sale will go Christmases in St Adrien de Over 200 children attend Eorgrave. treasurer. Com Host» tea were $219 51). with $14 h> towards the Foyer Richmond Ham. Quebec, in her mother's Old Sgt at Arms. Com D belonging to the Alterne i The friendship secretary. Mrs day and age Mrs Doran told to children at Dixville Home Border Sunday School parties Group It was decided to give > » Florian Menard, reported five how Christmases were kept in to the Memorial Fund »n cards sent and 12 visits made to Ireland, as a young girl. NORTH HATLEY - The memory ot Mrs George Robin Mrs A Cheal. citizenship ROCK ISLAND Over 200 Marbleton sick and shut-ins Several favorite Christmas Hatlev Centre branch of the At the Christmas parties on Plans were made to sc*».». convener, read an article about children of Stan stead South and poems and verses were read by Women's Institutes held its Saturday afternoon there was a Christmas chcei to several sin., The business part of the letting the member of Centenary Churches Sunday December meeting at the birthday cake with lighted Mr and Mis Wm Thorneloe ms at Christmas and todecoi a(c meeting was brought to a close Mrs Dorothy Oakley. Mrs parliament know by letter, Schools enjoyed the annual Forest Hughes and Mrs. Community Hall Seventeen candles tor each table group accompanied bv Mrs George the* church tor the* holidays and members prepared the hall opinions and complaints Mrs Christmas party on Dec 13 VanderWal members were present The roll These were to make manifest Heath. East Angus motored to It was decided ttiat $500 I for their invited guests, the Cheal will inquire about a pen Over 150 children from The atmosphere of the call was bring a gift for a child at the birthday ot Jesus Christ The Toronto where they attended givc»n to the c hurc'h wardens WMS group from St Andrew's pal and also the play. Mrs R kindergarten to grade four meeting was a happy one and the Dixville Home it was cakes were cut and served the Irving (iarvm wedding They The next meeting will lie h« Id Church. Upper Melbourne, who Little. home economics gathered in the Stanstead South souvenirs of Christmases past decided in future if the convener were weekend guests of Mr and at the home of Mis H Stick!' were joining the French group at convener, distributed copies of Church Hall while the remaining lingered on in conversations at in charge of the program has a Mi s I.eslie Ei ench and tamilv Jr . on Jan 13 with Miss M Oui 8 p.m for a combined Christmas the C A C leaflet Mrs L children. Grade five to nine were Richmond the tea hour, when lunch was guest speaker, the branch will Advent Tryst entitled. A World Burnham, sunshine convener, in the Community Center Prepares, which was a bilingual served by the hostesses. bear the expense of the gift reported cards and letters sent The Senior Citizens party. Mrs. VanderWal. on behalf of The list of items required for In both places the program program Mrs. J Lowry served as was about the same, a Walt sponsored by the St Pati ick - St Andrew's Auxiliary, thanked the County Fair was reviewed, secretary at the meeting in the Disney film, a visit from Santa Council of the C W L was held •A Mrs. J Vanderwal. St. the hostesses for the lunch, the also the J & P Coats contest absence of Mrs G. Pocock It Claus, singing of Christmas in the Royal Canadian legion Andrew’s WMS. group, evening of friendship and Correspondence included thank was agreed to donate homemade songs and carols and Memorial Hall on Dec 9. with a prepared the evening's program expressed her hope there would you notes and a letter from Glen cooking for the Christmas cheer refreshments served gtHHl attendance with Mrs. Real Larochelle be other occasions such as this, Brown M P. regarding meetings boxes They are in charge of Several of the smaller children Several tables of cards were ». • • \ After a few words of welcome in the near future he was involved in at the Mrs L Burnham with Mrs W were accompanied by their played, with the following as National Assembly Shaw and Mrs J. Lowry parents and some by younger prize winners Bridge, ladies. *•• • ; .1 * . Conveners reports: Mrs L assisting brothers or sisters. Santa had a Miss Eunice Hughes men. M D Sutton Institute holds Naeve reported for education The drawing given by Mrs visit with each one Fraser In 500. ladies. Mrs Mary that the school is open on Sunday Hilda Nelson was won by Mrs. A Garant, first and Mrs Emile afternoons for basketball A Marlow The program was an The preceding evening the Dionne, second Consolation. busy Christmas meeting request for provision of a place exchange of Christmas gifts Sunday School statt had Mrs H Morrill, men. H to hold young people’s dances Christmas tea was provided by assembled in the Center and held Perkins a short meeting to plan the SUTTON — The Women's Coati cook and presented her was discussed. Seven dollars was the hostesses. Mrs W Shaw. The lucky winners of door parties, followed by their party Institute held its Christmas with a gift for which Mrs voted for a book to be placed in Mrs w Hobbs and Mrs H prizes were Mrs William An old film of Laurel and Hardy meeting on Dec. 4 at the home of Bourcier expressed thanks. the school library Parsons. Lalonde and Mrs Mary Garant Miss Ellen Thompson on Four birthdays were paid in to was shown and caused much At the close of a pleasant mernmenl The Sunday School Pleasant Street, assisted bv Mrs. the birthdav box. Mrs. Pearl afternoon refreshments were Harriet Surtees and Mrs. Flanagan. Mrs. Ruby Knights. Conveners report at December staff from Beebe were served by the hostessss. Miss Kathleen Woodard as hostesses. Mrs. Rubv Riley and Mrs. Helen welcomed as guests to the party Julia Goggin. Mrs Walter The porch as well as the rooms Owens. Surprise parcel was won Mrs. Margaret Abbott made a Parkes. Mrs John Gallup and were decorated in keeping with bv Mrs. Anna Lengacher meeting of East Angus W.l. cake which was served with hot Mrs William Woolgar. with the holiday season. The program, in charge of the beverages Mrs Jules Fortin assisting President. Mrs. Knights, hostesses, was a reading on EAST ANGUS - The by Mrs Westgate. was won ov opened the meeting bv Christmas, the first part bv Mrs. December meeting of the Mrs Leslie Wilkin sr welcoming 26 members and two Lillian Miltimore followed bv Women’s Institute was held at visitors. Mrs. Howard Owens two Christmas hvmns. plaved on the home of Miss Dorothy As it was the Christmas and Mrs. Donald Fadden. the stereo. The second Shattuck with Miss Eldine meeting an exchange of gifts was Join us i held and a social hour spent. Members were pleased to have Christmas part, taken bv Mrs. Waldron as co-hostess. Roll call Mrs. Ruby Riley. Montreal, at Frances Baker was followed bv was answered by 18 members Refreshments were served by the meeting The 'all call was the hvmn. Peace on Earth bringing a gift or decorated the hostesses The next meeting for * answered bv each telling of The contest on wrapped basket for a shut-in will be held at the home of Mrs Christmas in other countries, Christmas gifts was won bv Mrs. Several letters of thanks and Murray labonte with Mrs. also some of their own Irene Phelps and Mrs. Frances Christmas cards were received, Ransome Hayes as co-hostess experiences as a child Baker. Mrs. Owens and Mrs. also a letter from Glen Brown. New Year’s » Mrs. Knights gave a report on Fadden were judges, afterwards M P., about a speech he had * the picnic table which Mr. Mrs. Pearl Flanagan acted as delivered in parliament Danville Roland Gibson will make. The Santa and gave out gifts from a Miss E Waldron. Agriculture Dining i treasurer reported $135 30 in the decorated miniature Christmas Convener, read an article about Dr and Mrs. Robert Nicholls. Montreal, were recent guests of bank Articles were brought in tree and later refreshments fertilizing apple scab Miss The atmosphere is elegant, U bv members to be taken to the Dorothy Shattuck. citizenship Misses Gwen and Elsie Elliott were served the cuisine is superb. a Elementary School for the On behalf of those present convener, an article about Sympathy is being extended to Christmas cheer boxes It was Mrs. Mudgett thanked Miss showers at regional school; Mrs. the family of the late Wilfrid decided that $10 be given for Thompson for opening her home, S. Clout, education convener, Therrien. whose death occurred cheer boxes and $10 for hot her assistant hostesses and Mrs. reported on prices of lunch at on Dec 8 at the Arthabaska lunches for needy children Mrs. MENU Owens and Mrs. Fadden for their regional school and also read a Hospital Mr and Mrs Therrien THE BELLS RING Helen Mudgett was asked to be work as judges. letter about the closing of the had sold their home here early in Roast Turkey Baked Ham in charge. Christmas cards will travelling McLennan library. the fall, and gone to Warwick to Roast Goose OUT OUR WARMEST WISHES be sent as usual. asking that we protest in support reside Mr Therrien was a well- Roast Beef The January meeting will be of this much needed service. known business man here until held with Mrs. Lyle Bresee and Beebe FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Mrs. M Labonte. publicity his retirement a few years ago. Mrs. Grace Mandigo assisting. Mr Wayne Doucet of St. Jean, convener, read three articles on Club 24 met at the home of There will be a guest speaker at is spending a few days with Mr. I ROLLING HILLS MOTEL t the meeting. Mrs. Knights the legend of Christmas Mrs. Roy LeDrew on Dec 8. Situated 2 miles south of Lennoxville on Route 5 and Mrs. Hollis Crawford and stockings, gifts and candles on extended best wishes to one of sons. with Mrs. Allan Sutherland as 4 FULLY LICENSED * Allan's Bakery Limited the members. Mrs. John trees; Mrs. R. Knapp. Health co-hostess. Games and an Mrs. D Wood. Derby. Vt.. and Welfare, reported 14 pads exchange of gifts were enjoyed Bourcier. who with her family, is spent the weekend with her A Reservations: _* Tel. 567 5234 4 878 Queen Blvd. N. - SHERBROOKE - Tel. 563 0330 made for nursing home after which refreshments were leaving shortly to reside in sister. Mrs Blanche McLeod The mystery parcel, brought served bv the hostess. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk 444 PEANUTS LOOK, CHAR1.'!: BROUN,THEVKE 60IN6 and joe HE'5 MV HERO! I CAN $EE ME NOD I CAN 6EE BEEN KEEPin'iT UNDER '7 TO HAVE A STOl?T$ gANaUET RI6HT WAKB UP, PORKY ^APPv OAORABBir: î was shlabotnik 6ET TO MEET A P EGS OF DEE-UOOUS PU/APKIN CA C, 7 K OH,hERE YOu'RE GOING TO 'MATS A BAD mAB T. WHERE MR. HI BRACKETT ) they . BE LATE ROR REMEMBER, "TIME DID YOU WAG HERE.jPQC- TO“TTS s DID VOU SEE are- ) AND TIDE WAIT DIG THAT MV BOOKS, SIGN THE CONTRACT, FOR NO MAN CORN, SIR/ HE WAS DADDY-O ? [ //• 1AT 3 THf M/ { WISE GUK'TfJ DADPY-O? ANGRY BECAUSE . YOuP. RfECOPYD V YOU WERE HE L-L.O ___* STUCK ^ y ( CMf ( | i-ATE / HEi_uO '^-1/-----/ HELLO HELLO y. .. | xXxX 1h 60, TMANK ) HE LL DIGGER ALL yORE PLANS ON SADIE HAWKINS THE BORN LOSER By Art Sanson HE WINS OUT SOME. WILL GO FO' DAW WO’LL. BOTH MOONBEAM FO' OLE . ^ CLEVER NAUGHT BRUTUS, HCNVB A AN' WiDDER MAN PLANS — THOUGHTFUL, CCM FRUITFUL MOSE TT SE AF HOW DO VOU WALT YOUR — SI DERATE, lovable, STSAK? COWAtfDlY HIS8ADP? IN TH' RACE AH HAS SPOKEN// ["$* n£#7n. /Cm VERY WELL COJBJ 'f 'H’ W MtA. to- TM t* ttJ to om 12. 12 Till SHHdtKonkf KM OKU WON . Uti JV. 196^ Social notes from Bedford Island Br<>»)k Recently a successful tea and for the girls league won bv the Stanstead. was a recent guest of Isabella have been canvassing sale was held in the St James Stanbridge East team was her aunt Miss Nettie Lovering the town for donations of Mi and Mr> R Peaslev Church hall bv the Bedford presented bv Gilles Groulx to the Among students spending the clothing and money for the needs Bolton Center s>ent some time Guides under the direction of captain of the Stanbridge East holidays with their parents are of Bedford and area Anyone with their daughter Mrs Fred their officers Mrs John team Vera Booinhower The the Miss Chris Staudenmaier having names of needy persons Bur n> Mr Burn> and family Roxborough and Mr ' Gordon drawing for the transistor radio Nancy Pope and Peter Jackson are asked to contact Mrs Lino Callaghan All the Guides passed on which members had Mild of Bishop s University with their Marziah at 248-2957 Mr Wm Latimer has ieturned their tests for the hostess badge tickets was won bv Mrs Marv parents Mr and Mrs Alfred to hi> home in Montreal, aflei A trip it) Montreal is planned for Tremblav Stanbridge East, the >pending most of the summer Staudenmaier Mr and Mrs A meeting of the St James the Guides during the holidays winning ticket being drawn bv with Mr and Mrs K French John Pope and Mr and Mrs Bridge Club was held at the when thev will be taken on a tour Mayor R W Craighead There Mrs Kenneth French received William Jackson Barry Bockus. home of Mrs B W Draper of various points of interest in are two teams from Bedford of Mount Allison University when the prize for the highest the news of the death of her the citv women and girls also a team SackviUe. N B . with his score went to Mrs F E Draper uncle She and Mr French The Butler Elementary School from St Armand and Stanbridge parents. Mr and Mrs Rav attended the funeral servîtes in will ; HAVING A PARTY? ’A * SUPREME MINI-PRICES WILL REDUCE YOUR FOOD COST Monorch MAXWELL Supreme, white Regina PIE CRUST QUEEN SLICED BUSINESS HOURS FOR HOUSE RETAILERSFOR SHERBROOKE MIX ground coffee, 10c off OLIVES AND THE AREA BREAD stuffed, 1 2 oz. jar Monday, December 29, 1969 WOUKVING ABOUT STAYING AIJVK A Nearby are palm-lined boulevards with 1 8 oz. pkg 1 lb. bog Open until 5.30 p.m. plain, 16 oz. jar sniall rhilil, skin slietebvd taut ovi*r hvr tiny sprawling ranch houses. To cure economic Tuesday, December 30, 1969 Open until 9.30 p.m. undiTnoui ish«‘d body, hides in the arms ot an dcsparity, the Dominican Kepublic is Wednesday, December 31, 1969 older sister on the outskirts ot Santo attempting to build up its tourist industry. Open until 5:30 p.m. Duinin^o I hvy live in a tiny thutehed shack. Thursday, January 1st, 1970 Closed all day Friday, January 2, 1970 Closed all day Saturday, January 3, 1970 25C178CJ?/39T49 Open until 5.00 p.m. Mansonville Spoone The annual meeting of the Gerald (ieorge and Mrs. Pond U.r.W , Mansonville and Vale Keyworth (ieorge. A special ^ T-BONE STEAK Neighbors welcome Mr and Grade "A", fresh frozen Uei kins Units, was held in the feature, was a Christmas cake tender and juicy, red or blue brand beef, lb. 1 *39^ United (’lunch Hall on Dec. II won by the table, obtaining the Mrs. Raymond Lampion, who I he hall was decorated with highest total of pennies for ages, have recently moved here, seasonal decorations, table which went to the autumn table. having purchased the home of MINCED PORK lovei s candles and flowers, for The lighted cake, made and Mrs. Melvin Griffith YOUNG TURKEYS' fresh and lean, for your meat pies, lb. 69e cryovoc the loin seasons of the year presented by Mrs Ross McNeil, Mr and Mrs. Harry MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. George Frost The meeting opened with a was served by Mrs Betty Gano - Taillefer - Martin - La Belle Fermière devotional period led by Mrs. Klopfer from the winning table attended the funeral of Mr. Alton Peck m Sher brooke. «j meat PIES „ „ 69* Kov. Mi Neil Reports were as The Guild of St Paul’s follow s Treasurers’ report. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MAPLE LEAF 20 lbs. up Anglican Church met at the MacLeod were Mr. and Mrs Mis Kupnt b'u 11er ton and Mrs. home of Miss Marian Atwell on Ilowaid .1» welt, for Unit 1. Vale Stuart Robinson and children. RINDLESS BACON „„ Dec. 9 with an excellent ^5 l*«n, sliced — 1 lb. pkg. oV* lYikms ioinnumieations. Mrs. Rock Forest Gardens. Their attendance. After the devotional grandchildren. Master Kevin Ila/el Jones (nod committee. l>enod. the last business meeting Sjjj MAPLE LEAF Mis (ii laid (ieorge. flowers. and Miss Kathy Robinson of the year U>ok place. Cards remained another day with their Mis Betty Klopfer, church were signed for a number of 8 to 16 lbs. decoration Mis lk*n Barnett; grandparents. The MacLeods >5 SLICED COLD CUTS V,‘ 4/99. friends living at a distance. As is spent a week with Mr and Mrs. ^ Leqrade - Maple Leaf - Swift Premium piogiams. Mis Boss McNeil, the usual custom of the Guild, supply and welfare. Mrs K Paul Tremblay and little parcels were wrapped for a daughter. Colleen, at Keswick. Barnett pi ess and publicity. number of shut-ins living both « LEG OF HAM We also have a variety of Mi s II (’ (Titk. sickness. Mrs Ont . and while there attended near and far. The hostess. Miss the Royal Winter Fair h: skinless, defatted, ready to eat _ lb. 79C Bntterball turkeys at a Kthel Bailev membership. Mrs. Atwell, served refreshments, ^ slightly higher price. Ilaiold (’laik; work. Mrs Hazel Mr. and Mrs Arthur Baker. assisted by a number of the Ottei burn Park, spent a day with hr &■*'*'*■ gr gr & Jones manse. Mrs Bupert ladies. At the conclusion of the Iwilleiton: activities of Unit 1. Mrs. Baker’s father. Mr. social hour, gifts were drawn by F.B.I. ORANGE or GRAPE Ocean Spray, jelly or whole Mis Orma Jewell community Herman Davidson, and Mr each lady present from a gaily Baker visited bis mother. Mrs. DRINK 64 oz. tuendsbip and visiting, given by decorated basket jug 39* CRANBERRIES M,“ 29* A DAIRY PRODUCTS Mis (ieoige Jewett for Mrs. James Baker, in Richmond, and * The Owl’s Head Chapter No. 35 while here attended the 40th Mam u e Jewett, who was unable O. Lv S. held its annual Bright's fancy Kon-Tiki to be prt sent wedding anniversary of Mr. and Christmas party in the Masonic Mrs. Arnold McMorine at Hall, on Decern be i 11 following TOMATO JUICE ”tin 01 14c FRUITS FOR SALAD ^ 26c Kraf od white I l-i lion of officers for 1970 Kingsbury. and condvieted by Miss Kita the regular meeting of the CRACKER RARRELp8kgI49c Del Monte WHOLE ivIos.'hI was Uiesident. Mrs. Chapter. Invited guests of the Crosse & Blackwell tier ah) Cabana, vice president, members arrived and were Aut’s KERNEL CORN 12 0,• 23 PLUM PUDDING Kraft NATURAL Mrs Ke\worth George; welcomed and a number of tin 'L01' 7Qc V. games, prepared by some of the sécrétai Mrs Harold Clark; Cliff Ideal, choice Maple Leaf RRICK CHEESE 8 49c members, were much enjoyed pkg tie.isurcr, Mrs Rupert 2 lb. £ H ulleiton; leader of Unit I. Vale Later refreshments were Mrs. Claude Young. 19 oz. 00C MINCEMEAT PEAS & CARROTS tin ^ ^ tin 59 Kraft, Burki l*ei kms. Mi s Oi ma Jewett. served, buffet style. Chateauguay. has been a guest of A lMendshi() Carol service was Friends here were sorry to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cooper Chef Boy-Ar-Dee GRUYERE CHEESE,.,55* held m the church, led by the learn of the sudden death of Dr. Weekend guests at the same Ideal, sieve No. 2 CHOICE home were Mr. Young and son. PIZZA PIE MIX chon, with Mrs Merton ikiiley Nelson Reilly on Dec 1. at his GREEN PEAS ’’n1 34 at the oigan. A Christinas tea home in Victoria. B. C. Arnold, and daughter, Diane, plain 58c — sausage 76c — Fepperoni 84c Kraft, Philadelphia PLAIN path, aiound the four seasons Sympathy is being extended to also Mr. John Erikson. CREAM CHEESE V; 42* tables, was enjoyed, with lunch his mother. Mrs. J. Clark Reilly, Chateauguay They were all in seived bv tlu* hostesses, Mrs. in the loss of her only son Coati cook to attend the wedding of M iss Diane Young to Mr. John Adam, which took place at St McIntosh Stephen s Church. Rev Jarvis COOKIES & CANDIES Dept Read officiating. l South Durham Mr and Mrs. Car Icy Newcity. Bo vallon, Vt.. were dinner apples guests of their uncle and aunt. Mi nui Mis Finest Ingram. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Millar sweet and juicy COTT SOFT DRINKS Mi .mil Mi s E J Astbtny Montreal weio guests at the entertained recently .it their lb. bag Sympathy is being extended to Fancy No. 1 grade Cola - Cream Soda • Orange - 30 .oz. J Robinson Proulx home. home, in honor of Mr and Mrs. the family of the late John Dry Ginger Ale — btle M i ^ M u i r a v Wright Klson Richmond, who are McKinnon. Barnston. whose accompanied Mr. and Mrs leaving to spend an indefinite Golden ripe Christie death occurred at the New Brunswick grown Calvin Fleming. Lisgar. and time in Calgarv Alta . with Sherbrooke Hospital on Nov 20 Mis Garth Badger. Gallup Hill, members of their family Five RITZ CRACKERS ’IT 52* The funeral was held in Beulah to Bin \ on Dec 3. where thev hundred was plaved .it seven United Church on Nov 22 with 2 TABLE POTATOES BANANAS Lowney's HARD MIXED attended the funeral service for tables with prizes going to the burial in the Way’s Mills their untie Mr Clarence following Ladies’ first. Mrs. Cemetery. CANDIES 1.89 Bar 1er in St Paul’s Anglican Forrest Millar. Melbourne; Chun h second. Mrs Galen Coote; Lowney's CHERRY Mi and Mis Murray Wright consolation. Mrs Elmer Duffv. Tingvvick were called to Sherbrooke, Richmond Men’s first. Ronnie CHOCOLATES ‘ " 99* owing to the illness and death of Massev. Melbourne; second. Recent guests of Mr and Mrs. tlu* formel ’s lather. Mr. Charles Charles Ross. Sherbrooke and Harrv Evans were Mr. Donald \\ i u.ht whose death occurred on Kraft consolation. Milton Cruickshank. Gilbert. Miss Phyllis Evans. SCOTTIES Dee t Among those who were in Sherbrooke A social hour Master Dannv Perrault. Verdun. MAYONNAISE 400s HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Sheibrooke to pav their respects followed with refreshments Mr. and Mrs Arthur George and 48* white facial tissues box 33 wcic Mi and Mrs. Stewart served bv Mrs. Millar and other daughter. Mr. and Mrs Schwarti PREPARED Capri, white Mooti Mr Howard Watt. Mr ladies present Mavnard Perkins and daughter. and Mi > Gordon Coote. Mr. and Gail. Danville. Mr and Mrs MUSTARD '‘.V 28* RATHROOM TISSUE U?" 73c MONTCLAIR Mrs Fvan Coote. Mr and Mrs Donald Evans and son. Terrv. 30 Aylmer, pickled ONIONS & 01 OOc Neil Mountain. Mr. and Mrs Asbestos, and Mr and Mrs. White Swan, wmte or asst, colors mineral water btle ^ Dubovce Corner 15 oz. Galen Coote. Mi Everett Coote. Dubois. Warwick CAULIFLOWER 44* BATHROOM TISSUE V," 53* Mr and Mrs Harvev Coote. Nr. Mr and Mrs Roland Coyle i William Millar. Mrs Llovd Mr Norman Marchand. spent a dav in Sherbrooke with Coronation SWEET MIXED MIB ” u 2/74* Halo Millar. Miss Barbara Galen and Torrmgton. Conn . was a guest of Mrs Coyle’s sister. Miss B K PICKLES 15 oz Fr ic Wright iar 28c liquid detergent HAIR SPRAY his sister-in-law. Mrs L George and Miss Lillian 10 oz. 75c Rhicard. Mr Rhicard and Rudman Aylmer, sweet Froze Mr and Mrs. Quincv family. Mr and Mrs. Brian Mahonev. GHERKINS Richmond were in Beebe where Mr and Mrs Allan Dixon. Saskatoon. Sask were guests of ,0i.r 34« STRAWBERRIES thev visitetl Mr and Mrs Ross Mrs Mahonev's parents. Mr xr 49c FLUSHABYES Montreal, were weekend guests Aylmer DILL STICKS Carter. On their return thev of Mr and Mrs Wm. Badger and Mrs Frank Bourner Mrs. Froze c.illcd on Mr and Mrs. John Mr and Mrs Harrv Beakes Bourner accompanied them to PICKLES d“rr‘ «1.1 00 28c new-born — medium - large pkg. 1 *0 V Beamish «it Acer’s Cliff: and in were in Montreal to visit Mrs W Montreal, where thev attended RASPBERRIES ikV1 49c Sherbrooke. Mr and Mrs. Leggatt on her 89th birthday the G rev Cup game before Wright Gibson Miss Barbara Buchanan and returning home Mr Lome Bogie. Sherbrooke, her cousin. Miss Helen Mr and Mrs. H Evans spent a WE GIVE GOLD STAMPS WITH EACH 10< PURCHASE visited his uncle and aunt. Mr Hammond Smith, of Northern day in Verdun with their Curtis Cross and Miss Beatrice Ireland, are spending some time daughter. Mrs J L. Perrault. Ooss at Lisgar at Miss Buchanan's cottage Mr Perrault and baby daughter Prices effective from December 29th to Jonuory 3rd, 1970. I Hi Sill HI »K HI » ,1 Will I* 4 l»i *» 13 Three Villages Mr» John Lets Rock Island Mr and Mrs Edgar Hill and Goodsell > daughter Mis entered the Medical Center in Sherbf ooke Joseph Brouliette and Mr on Nov .10 for Goodsell Rock Island spent the Brouliette and visited other ob>er\ a lion Thanksgiving bolida* relatives in Connecticut Shelton Conn with Mr Thank giving Duv guests of Semi-Annual Mt and Mrs Brutv Guilbar and faimlv in Derbv Line were Mr» Guilbar s parents Mr and Mrs Stanstead Charles Pnve Johnson Vt her The twelve members of the Home Cards were plaved at brother and sister Rev Francis Border Christmas Club gathered seven table» Proceeds mulled Rrive of St John>bur\ Vt . and at the Border Motel Derbv for a $18 50 to be u»ed for work Mis Theresa T h a v e r. Christmas turkey dinner among the blind The prize Walerburv Vt Afterward thev returned to the winners were first Mrs home of Mrs Sidnev Dewev Sunlev Emslu and Hanson Mr» Kthel Hodgman South where 500 was enjoyed Prize Thwaites Graniteville and 'j Stukelv was a weekend guest of i winners were Mrs Lora Barlow Hatlev seu>nd Mr» Paul her sister Mrs Mavnard and Mrs Margaret Hartley A Ricard and Douglas Johnston. Sargent and Mr Sargent in Rock door pnie was claimed bv Mrs Sunstead consolation Mr» Island Other visitors at the Elsie Young John Ashman and Ernest Name home were Mr Llovd The gift exchange took place Channel 1 Massawippi and Butler and daughter Susan. from the gaily decorated tree Sunstead Chicago 111 Mrs Lora Barlow was presented A chair prize was claimed bv a with a gift from the members in ladv from Massawippi. a floating / > Mis Millie Adam entertained appreciation of her work of prize bv Mrs John Lees Rock on Thanksgiving Dav at her caring for the Christmas funds Island The committee in charge home in Derbv Line for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dewey will Mr> C Favne served refreshments Hovev and Mrs entertain the January party The committee is grateful to ILtvmund (îrow everyone who contributed prizes REDUCTIONS OF The Social Club of the and money tow ards the project Mr Melvin Sheldon. Rock Canadian Customs and land spent the American Immigration Rock Island Port, Thanksgiving Dav with relatives and their guests, numbering 75 Milan in Newport gathered at the Legion Memorial I Home for the annual Christmas Mrs George Simoneau. Sr. Messrs Rupert Ross and Ian party Morrison. Sherbrooke spent the Rock Island, entered the La Dancing was the Providence Hospital. Magog, on weekend at the Ross house here entertainment of the evening Friends regret to hear ot the Die 1 and underwent surgerv with music plaved bv the Murrav the following dav death of Mr Bernard Matheson Trio Albert Simoneau. president who died suddenly on Dec 6 at of the Club expressed welcome, Mr and Mrs Wendle Mosher. the home of Mrs Christie especially to the retired officers MacArthur Those from here Stanstead. are frequently in and their ladies Remarks were o Montreal where Mr. Mosher is who attended the funeral held in to 50*55 also given bv E J Struthers. lacing one of his horses at the St. Paul's Presbyterian Church retired Collector of Customs. Seotstown. were Mrs Christie Blue Bonnets Track and having Oscar Palmer, acting C. of C good results! MacArthur. Mr. Donald Mrs. Edward Thompson was MacArthur. Mr and Mrs winner of a door prize for ladies, Duncan McLeod. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Philip Poaps. and Fern Millette. for the men and daughter Vicki. Stanstead. David Nicholson. Mr Henry Consolation prizes went to Real Mouland. Mr Donald AND EVEN MORE ON were in Montreal. Miss Poaps Poirier and Y van Ledoux Macdonald. Mrs. George left bv plane from Dorval on Refreshments were served bv Nov 29 to spend a few da vs with Macdonald. Mr. Leslie and Miss a committee of the Legion Mary MacLeod. Mr Earl her grandmother. Mrs. T M. Auxiliary. Jones in Victoria. B.C Morrison and Mr John Morrison + + + The Dec 4 meeting of OUR ENTIRE STOCK Miss Arlene P r o b v n. Stanstead North Women’s Stanstead. spent a weekend in St. Mr Wesley Nicholson was a Institute Branch was held at the weekend guest of his parents. Lambert with her cousin. Mrs. home of Mrs. J K McLeod In Jack Mvles. Mr. Myles and Mr and Mrs David Nicholson the absence of the president, the Mr John C MacKenzie has familv. Miss Probvn also called meeting was chaired bv vice- on her aunt. Mrs. Lvdia Palmer, gone to Seotstown for the w inter president. Mrs. Howard Aikman months. in Montreal, an uncle. Mr Eric Members responded to the roll Probvn and Mrs. Probyn in call bv donations of money to the Verdun. Friends of Mrs Imelda Christmas cheer fund in charge Turcotte are sorrv to know she is + + + of Mrs Geneve Lvons and Mrs Mrs Burton Jacobs. Sr.. Marv a patient in the St Vincent de Reductions on: Douglas Putnev A gift of money Paul Hospital. Sherbrooke, and and Dennie. Mr. and Mrs. Burton was also received from Mrs Jacobs Jr and family. Derbv her brother. Mr Albert Poulin. Line, spent the Thanksgiving Frank Stanton. Beamsville. Ont Sherbrooke, is also a patient in lor me same purpose Thank you the same hospital. weekend with their daughter and cards were read for sistei Mrs Joseph Christino. The December meeting of the remembrances sent. Carry On Society was held at the Mr Christino and family in The tentative date of Jan 9 Manchester. Conn was set for the next meeting as home of Mrs. David Nicholson on Dec 3. The president. Mrs + + + the regular date falls on New- ♦ Coats # Car Coats Duncan McLeod, opened the Mr Raymond Belanger has Year’s Day. subject to approval meeting with devotions. The sum returned to Dew-Dust Ranch in of the hostesses. of $15 was voted to Cecil Butters f Stanstead. after spending a few A list fOi Sunshine cheer was Memorial Hospital. Several weeks in M dne. taking a made up and a Christmas card friends are to bj remembered blacksmithing course. was sent to the pen pal Branch in with cards and gifts at + + + Stansted. England The roll call Christmas. All officers were re Mr and Mrs. J. Arnold for Januarv was changed to elected for the coming vear. Murrav. Derbv Line, joined at a read. Bring a news item of Later a hot meal was served bv familv party at the home of Mr interest. the hostess, assisted bv Mrs K and Mrs Allan Murray in A sum of $25 was voted to the A Macdonald, and a social hour # Leathers # Dresses Sherbrooke to celebrate the Sunnyside School musical fund enjoved. birthday anniversary on Nov. 30 It was suggested that a complete i of the former's nephew. Michael list of W. I. members he made Murrav. up. along with Charter ■+■ "L ■+■ members, to hang in the school Sutton Mrs. Kay Fanjian was a house It will be given further I dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. J. consideration Guests at the Russell home A Murray, in Derby Line, on The Christmas program were Mrs Edwin Spencer. Mr Thanksgiving Dav. and in the followed with members giving Arnold Larose. West Sutton, and evening thev enjoyed a visit readings of the season A gift Mrs. Marion Perkins. Fordyce. from Mrs Anite Provost Curran. exchange from the decorated Riviera Beach. Calif Mrs. Christmas tree, was distributed Mrs. Merlin Lewis entertained # Slacks # Skirts Curran was visiting relatives in bv Mrs McLeod the Fordyce Women's Institute Beebe The hostesses. Mrs. McLeod. for the Christmas meeting at her -t—f- -f- Mrs Miriam Osborne and Mrs home. Mr Warren Stevens. Rutland. E. J. Curtis served afternoon Mr and Mrs Herbert Vt spent Thanksgiving Day and tea. Robinson. West Sutton, are weekend with his parents. Mr spending the winter months in and Mrs James Stevens. Sr., and The Boundarv Advisory Board Sutton at the Baptist Parsonage attended the Silver wedding of the Canadian National Relatives and friends are anniversarv party on Nov. 25 for Institute of the Blind recently pleased to know that Mr his brother and sister-in-law. Mr held a card party in the lounge of Robinson returned recently from and Mrs James Stevens. Jr. the Canadian Legion Memorial hospital. # Sportswear # Blouses \\ Mr. and Mrs James Bothwell. Jr . Atkinson. N.H . Mr and Mrs Delwvn Green and boys. Derby, were visitors of their parents. Mr and Mrs. Paul YOUR Bedard and familv in Derbv Line. On Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs Bedard and bovs were dinner guests of the Green familv in Derbv. ALL + + + Mrs Joe Cortes and daughter, returned to their home in Los Angeles. Calif . bv plane on NIGHT uec. 4 from Dorval. after spending three weeks with her A Group of Dresses mother. Mrs C A Bacon. Derbv Line. Miss Terry Bacon, a student at UVM. spent the STATION Thanksgiving holidays here. .3 Other visitors at the same Reg. price to 39.98 home were Mr. and Mrs. 14 Lawrence Renihan. San $ . Francisco. Calif. Mr and Mrs. Renihan were former residents of Derbv Line. + + + Mrs Effie Gray has returned to her home in Derbv Line after spending the past five months at A Group of Ski Slacks the home of her daughter. Mrs. William Davies. Mr Davies and tamilv in vancouver, ax, Mrs Grav was accompanied back bv chit Reg. price to 22.00 98 her granddaughter. Miss Brenda Davies and Miss Patti Falconer, who are visiting here for a b couple of weeks. + + + Thanksgiving Dav. a family gathering of 24 took place for dinner at Dot's in Irasburg. including four generations Mrs Effie Grav. Mr and Mrs Louis Barber and Janet Mrs Philip 24 hours Cross and Steven Mr and Mrs Roland Curtis and Ricky. Derbv Line Mr and Mrs. I’rban Flvnn. Jr and familv. of Derbv: Mr and Mrs Leonard Derick of Newport. Mr and Mrs Glenn a day Greenwood. Derbv Line Mr and Mrs Robert LaFlam and son. Todd of Essex Junction Vt PLACE BELVEDERE 4 14 THE SHERBROOKE RECORD. MOV. DEC 29 1989 Social issues exposed in Social notes from Three Villages , Mrs Aime Lyonnais returned Island and ot Mr French s The Caisse Populaire Nutbrown. Toronto Ont Mr and Mrs Clarence Huse to her home in Stanstead on Dec parents Mr and Mrs Herschel Stanstead held the annual Board following a lengthy illness Mrs and Mrs Angus Barlow Rock Canadian author’s stories 10 after three weeks as a French in Lennox ville of Directors and Shareholders Nutbrown was the daughter of Island were visitor' surgical patient at the Pvt Dennis Beauchesne RA meeting on Dec 9 in the hall of the late Mr and Mrs Austin parents Mr and Mrs Fred Huse EDMONTON (CP) - I try to Calgary, graduating with a It degenerated into appalling Sherbrooke Hospital 009-40 2535 - Co Eth Bn 2nd D Sacred Heart Church With both W hiteman of Rock Island and family at Maple Valiev use fiction to get across social nursing degree from the Calgary exploitation of the student Misses Debbie and Jean BCTBDE Fort Dix N J 08648 French and English members ideas — to show readers several (ieneral Hospital in 1942 Mrs Russell’s second book Corbett spent a few week' with 1st Pit expects to be home with the meeting was bilingual sides of a social issue through For a year she worked as a The Living Earth was a novel their grandmother. Mrs Bertha his parent^ Mr and Mrs Herve presided over bv President Corbett, in Rock Island Mrs Install officers conflict in story form says general duty nurse, then enroled about a woman — who was just Beauchesne Derbv Line for Gilles Grenier Mr Grenier said KNOWLTON — The Brome retained office for a further Corbett s sister. Mrs Kenneth Edmonton writer Sheila MacKay at the University of Alberta in accidentally a district nurse in Christmas leave . the past vear has been a Lake Masonic Lodge held its vear Pelkie, Fitch Bav was also a Hussell Edmonton in the public health northern Alberta It was successful one with the major annual installation of officers for The ‘about 50” short stories nursing course A year of district published in 1954 guest at the same home The project, the construction of the Brother Rav Duval was 1970 at their regular accepted into the membership of she has written for magazines in nursing in rural Alberta followed She says she sometimes thinks Misses Corbett returned to their new bank and rooms completed communication on Dec 3 Right parental home in LaSalle on Dec Brome Lake Lodge "n hi' the last 10 years have used this and in 1945 she was assigned a about doing another book, but Mi's Jerri Dewey and her There was an increase of 49 worship! ul Brother Leon George 20 accompanied bv Mrs transfer from Shawmigan approach, she said in an dual post as assistant director of that at present the short stones cousin Mr Randy Dewev. members in the past fiscal year was installing officer, and the Corbett who will spend the Lodge Rav Duval has ju>t interview public health nursing and keep her busy Stansteaii. lelt on Der bv ■ w-r tn<* preceding OA€ District Deputy Grand Master holidays there completed 50 vears Masonry At present, she is working on assistant director of health tra,n lor l-adner BC where Membership now stands at 1 102 Weslev Lerocque was present Miss Gail Bacon a Rodent at Brome Lake Lodge complete' two series for Chatelaine education for the provincial SEEKS ACCURACY mev will spend the holidays with Later a social period followed Brother George Newman was 100 vears as a Masonic Lodge at magazine In one. she uses health department Loyola University. Montreal i* the former’s sister Mrs with lunch and the awarding of a installed as Master of the Lodge the close of 1969 special members of a family living in a While working with the health She and her husband and 15- Spending the Yule holidays with Lawrence Badger. Mr Badger door prize for the ensuing 12 months prairie community in the other department. Mrs Hussell used year-old daughter live quietly in her parents Mr and Mrs J A and family, returning home Jan Brother Miles Nihof Senior ceremonies to mark the occasion Bacon Rock Islam! she uses settings in a large city her evenings to write a book Edmonton, she said She spends 2 Warden Worshipful Brother were held in Mav The Mr and Mrs Russell French hospital about the experiences of student about three hours every morning Rod Crandall Junior Warden Centennial Committee also ind three daughter Beloeil Mrs Cecil iEtheli Whiteman Each story is complete in nurses. writing longer if it is going Treasurer Ken Miller sponsored a chicken pie supper were weekend visitors of her Mr James Grady. Montreal, and family. Rock Island have itself, not continued from month She says she had always well.” secretary. Horace Whitehead and dance last month in the parents. Mr and Mrs Earle spent a week at the Grady home received word of the death of her to month. I» > Hussell said Hut wanted to write and was inspired And she says she spends a and Chaplin. Stephen Morson. all Legion Hall some of the characters are in by a small book of cartoons on number of afternoons Farley and Ronnie in Hoik m Rock Island sister-in-law. Mrs. Howard several st *s a*d provide a the trials of nurses in training researching her stories The sort of runni , thjead for Later those same cartoons were settings have to be accurate and regular read rtv used to illustrate her first book up to date, so it requires several This sent idea is used fairly visits to a hospital and a lot of commonly in British. South BOOK WAS SUCCESS reading for one of the hospital African and Australian stories She subscribes to three maaazines, she says And many The book A Lamp Is Heavy, medical and nursing journals to of these over cas magazines now was published in 1950 and has help keep herself aware of new are picking up her Chatelaine been a successful seller since A trends HED& HAPPY NEW YEAR stories tongue-in-cheek look at both the She still takes a great interest Mrs Russell said the strongest fun and hardships of a student in nursing and in the experiences favorable reaction she has had nurse’s life, it has been of student nurses and would like for a story came from readers in translated into seven languages to see a greater emphasis on response to one on the aged and made into a film by the .! clinical experience in some of WHITE TRY OUR BUDGET PRICES Arthur Hank organization m the nursing education programs ‘LOST SEGMENT’ 1954 In the intensive care units, FOOD “Old people are almost a lost Mrs Hussell says it has had bedside nursing has reached a stores YOU WILL LOVE THEM J segment of our society,” she several editions, but she has lost level of technical excellence that said “They’re so often treated count and doesn’t know what the wouldn’t have been dreamed of like children Even in Alberta total circulation would be now in the past,” Mrs Russell said where care programs are It sells steadily — about the Outside of this I believe the Red & White ( \ Cott, assorted superior, there’s room for same number of copies each nurse is becoming more and Lcgrode - Moplc Leaf - Swift Premium improvement. The human aspect year, although it must be getting more an executive and less and WHITE SLICED just can’t be lost sight of.” a little out of date now.” she less a nurse SOFT DRINKS Unfavorable criticism came said At least. I hope it is out of “Modern care is becoming LEG OF HAM BREAD date as far as the hardships go.” more and more technical and I from anti'Hutterite factions lor defatted, skinless, ready to eat, 24 oz. loaf 10 oz. tin a story in which she tried to give Mrs Hussell said that one of think it is of extreme importance either end — lb. f Jr ^ both sides of the issue the points she tried to bring out to the welfare of the patient that concerning problems faced by in that book was that the old these programs produce this religious and ethnic group in apprenticeships system — in technically competent bedside 2/39c ; 8C the Canadian community. which the student paid for her nurses rather than pseudo MINCED PORK tuition in service to the hospital psychologists. pseudo- Mrs Hussell was born in fresh and lean, for your meat pies — lb. 69c Airdrie, Alta . and grew up in was bad sociologists. etc.” MINUTE STEAK Border Clubs hold juicy, no waste, red or blue brand beef, lb. ; 99c Fresh frozen, grade "A" OBITUARIES Christmas parties Gano Taillefer Martin - La Belle Fermière MEAT PIES 69c MRS. HANNAH I BEERS. Brook Cemetery The Stan-Rock Bingo Club held young TURKEYS OF WALES HOME, its annual Christmas partv in the MAPLE LEAF Relatives and friends completely cleaned, RICHMOND attending the funeral were from lounge of the Canadian Legion SLICED COOKED HAM D6kr 59c RICHMOND The death of Bury. Randboro. Sawverville. Memorial Home. Stanstead. Mrs Hannah L Beers occurred Sherbrooke. Greenlay. East Members and guests started off MAPLE LEAF 20 lbs. up on Wednesday. Nov 5. 1969. at Angus South Ham. as well as with a Christmas turkey dinner, ASST. COLD CUTS 4/99c the Wales Home Mrs Beers was those from the Island Brook all seated at long tables made the daughter of the late Charles vicinity. festive with Christmas decor and Nancy Kenyon, and was born Mrs Franklin Miller, assisted bv at Lawrenceville. on Dec 2, Mrs Kav Miller, served 1875 lb. In 1921 she was married to LAWRENCE ROY. After dinner, the group plaved, William Beers, and resided in OF STANSTEAI) games Mrs Moodv Davis and STANSTEAD Lawrence Franklin Miller were winners of Kraft Christie 8 ro37 16 lbs. Melbourne Township, until his death in December 1930 Since Rov died at the Hotel Dieu the two top prizes. Lawrence RITZ lb. that time Mrs Beers has resided Hospital. Sherbrooke, on Dubois claimed the door prize CHEEZ WHIZ 43e Wednesday. Nov. 19. 1969 Mrs Richard Reynolds in Oregon, and various places in CRACKERS We also have a variety of The funeral was belli from distributed the gift exchange 16 oz. jar the Eastern Townships She had 8 oz. box Butterball Turkeys a kind cheerful disposition. Cass Funeral Home. Stanstead. from the gailv decorated at a slightly higher price. She is survived bv a brother. to Sacred Heart Church in Christmas tree. Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. William Pope served Lot Ken von. Don Mills. Ont . and Stanstead. for service at ten 75c 29c several nieces and nephews. thirty o’clock on Saturday. Nov light refreshments to terminate Three sisters and a brother 22 Father P Ma inguy officiated the delightful partv Mrs. E C. predeceased her some time ago for the Requiem Mass. Middleton will entertain the The bearers were his six January gathering The funeral service was held nephews. Interment took place Del Monte, fancy at Lockwood Inc. Funeral Kraft, Philadelphia SX Junior The home of Mrs Franklin Kraft, asst, flavors Parlor. College Street. in Mount St Mary’s Cemetery. PARIS PATE Miller. Rock Island, was the FRUIT Richmond, where the service Stanstead. Mr Roy was born at St Malo scene of a delightful Christmas PLAIN CREAM was conducted bv Rev Londa READY DIP COOKED HAM party of the Lucky 13 Christmas COCKTAIL meat spread Beaudon Familiar hymns were on Aug 11. 1893 He was one of 20 Club, where Mrs Lawrence CHEESE plaved bv Miss Marion Kerr children born to John and 28 oz. tin 3 oz. tin cr tin Catherine (Minor) Roy Dubois was hostess Members The bearers were Sidney w m , 4 oz. okg. Johnston. James Wood. William As a young boy he came with gathered at the supper hour and enjoyed a turkey dinner. The .89 Nelson and Ted Johnston the family to kingscroft to reside After attending school, decor was carried out in keeping 47 17c 1 The remains were laid to rest 22c with the Christmas season and in the Ken von lot in the he spent three years working in included a denirated Christmas Lawrenceville Cemetery, beside the United States, returning to employment on the farm of tree Master Todd Harding her father Maxime Molway in Stanstead distributed the gift exchange, The service was attended bv Gattuso, Manzaniila McLarens French Later he purchased and operated with much excitement, as he near relatives and friends from SWEET MIXED portraved his good friend. Santa Stanbridge East and Bulwer the Stanstead Ice business and STUFFED PREPARED was afterwards employed for 26 Claus Games were plaved and PICKLES MARJORIE COOPER. years, and until his retirement, prizes awarded Before leaving OLIVES MUSTARD OF ISLAND BROOK at Stanstead College on the for home, coffee and dessert was 15 oz. jar ISLAND BROOK - The death maintenance staff He had been served to round out the partv 15 oz. jar 16 oz. jar of Marjorie Grace Cooper in falling health for several Mrs. George Soutiere will occurred at the Sherbrooke months. entertain the January partv Hospital on Friday. Nov 14. On Oct. 9.1916. he was married 69c 26c 1969 She was born in Erie on to Mabel Molway. their married Sept 9. 1924 and 45 years of life was spent in Stanstead. with age the exception of two and a half The deceased had been in years in Fitch Bay. r Red & White r Red & White failing health for the past 4l4 Mr. Roy is survived bv his Sawyerville Wl Golden ripe years. She used to walk five wife, seven brothers and two Orange Pekoe miles to attend church, sisters. Emerv Roy. Stanstead. donates gifts to INSTANT regularly, until her health failed Henrv and Hector Roy. She loved little children and Sherbrooke; Philip Roy. TEA BAGS always enjoyed being with Coaticook. Aime Roy. Ayer’s Dixville Home ANAS COFFEE people. Cliff Francis Rov. St Jean. 60s She was the second daughter of Rudolph Roy. St Malo Miss box Mrs. Pansy Cooper and the late Adeline Rov. Stanstead and Mrs SAWYERVILLE - The 84c 59c Wilfrid Cooper Besides her Bertha Duquette. Beebe. Vt. Christmas meeting of the mother she leaves three Relatives and friends attended Women’s Institute was held in brothers. Donald. Lawrence the funeral from St Jean. St the cafeteria of the school with Colony. Stuart. Ottawa. Ont . Malo. Coaticook. Ayer’s Cliff, an attendance of 21 members Sgt Gardiner Cooper. Montreal points in the New England States and 11 visitors The president Imported from Florida also two sisters. Mary. Mrs and from the Boundary Villages. welcomed the guests Roll call Gerald Goddard. Island Brook. was bring a gift for a child at the 0 Evelyn. Mrs. Everet Young. Dixville Home for retarded Lawrence Colony She also children WHITE GRAPEFRUIT leaves to mourn her HENRY 11 JOHNSTON Correspondence included a grandmother. Mrs Sarah J OF EAST ANGUS note from Mrs Burgess, size 48 Jackson. Creston. BC.. and EA.ST ANGUS — The death secretary Macdonald College, several other relatives in took place on Nov 15 at the asking for a list of officers and Quebec. Ontario and British Sherbrooke Hospital of Henrv H. members, also the consumer Columbia. Johnston after a short illness news for November and I ne funeral took place on The deceased was born June December Sunday. Nov 16 1969. in 12. 1896. son of the late John and The president asked Mrs for French’s Funeral Parlor. Maude Damon Johnston Lionel Hurd and Miss Geraldine Sawverville. thence to the He spent most of his life in Gaulm to pack the gifts for the 59 Pentecostal Church in Island East Angus, apart from two Dixville Home and Douglas Brook at three pm Pastor vears overseas in World War 1 MacKav will deliver them Mrs Griffin reported sending two Soft-Rite Hubert Lew is officiated Left to mourn are four sisters. BROMO BUSINESS HOURS FOR RETALERS The organist was Mrs Mrs R Sawver Montreal. Mrs cards BATHROOM FOR SHERBROOKE AND THE AREA Kenneth Morrow Mrs Earle G Brown. Bellows Falls. Vt . Mrs Alvin Nugent. Countv SELTZER Dawson. Mrs. Robert Burns Mrs W Colvin. West Burke. Vt . president said the Cook shire Monday, December 29, 1969 Open until 5.30 p.m regular size TISSUE sang favorite hvmns of the and Mrs. L Morgan. Fair project would be decided m Tuesday, December 30, 1969 Open until 9.30 p.m. deceased What A Friend We Sherbrooke February Mr Albert Jones had 2 Va OZ. white or pink Wednesday, December 31. 1969 Open until 5.30 p m. The funeral was held Nov 18 done the canvassing for the Thursday, January 1st, 1970 Closed all day Have In Jesus and Blessed 2 roll Friday, January 2, 1970 ('NIB He was thanked for hi* btle Closed all day Assurance Pastor Lewis gave from the Paquin Funeral Home 56 pkg Saturday, January 3, 1970 Open until 5 00 p.m. an appropriate sermon to Christ Church. Rev I) efforts After the business was 25 The bearers were her uncle Eustace officiating concluded a social evening was Henrv Jackson Howard Bearers were G Sims. A enjoved with games and MORE_SAVINGS WITH BUDGET PRICES Mackev. Jimmv Marshall. Peter Jamieson. C Damon and W contests Refreshments were served bv Mrs M Matthew Heegsma. Norman Woods and Beattie Prices effective from December 29th to January 3rd, 1970. Curt Lloyd. Interment was in Westburv Mrs L Hunt. Mrs H Chute and Interment took place in Island Cemetery Mrs L Hurd / THt SHhKIUU'OKh »Uvi)KI' MON DU' 19<>» IS RAOUL MARTINEAU High WE RENT ALMOST EVERYTHING Inc. B^L % ~ n—iu.- spoculmng in Forest - * ^.3» — Local tiKi Long Distance The Ned (Voss held a meeting 1 J ry MOVING — Heated WAREHOUSE for on IVe 11 in the Legion Hall furniture, etc when lunch was enjoyed at noon COLUMNS OF OPPORTUNITIES ~ I’ltra modern packing on The alternoon was s|>ent packing location Uhristmus Ktskets for sick and # Scaffold rentals shut ins also a large quilt was Tal. S69 997\ tied Gee éjD' p-e* — G' et fee tyj Tel. 569-9525 Tel. 569-9525 A short business meeting was Rental & Sales Center Inc. General Plumbing Auto held with the president Mrs nalic Oil Furnaces Uon Itoland Lowry presiding .A 906 King W. — Sherbrooke — Tel. 569-9641 — 2 CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY & AUCTION RATES donation was given to the 4c pei doors Gyproc Rock cafeteria at tin* school Mrs Wool Complete bathroom Minimum charge 75c tor 18 *or 1966 CHEVROLET V-8 Automatic Will 66 Meadow Street — Sherbrooke — Tel. 569 5591 I CXDN T REMEMBER LET'S HAVE A GOOD OLD-FAShiONED / and AI sell cheap for anv partv interested Cal! S' ^ NO, IT ISN'T-- ANVTMIN0 IN DEMOCRATIC VOTE TO SEE WHO I VOTE POR YOU—) 842-2205 during the dav and 842-2007 DAISY VOTES FOR YOU THE CONSTITUTION 6. Miscellaneous GOES OUT AND GETS THE KETÇH'jpJ IT'S A TIE evenings , THAT'S 2 TO 1 POR ^ ABOUT DOGS YOU TwO-DOOR 1966 hard top Parisienne CALL BISHOP Brothers Ltd 148 Magog f I°vote \ fullv automatic power windows power St Tel 562-9315 for painting renovating N ------Building and repairs 4 hr,ikes and power BRIGHT'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE 25 TOP VALU FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 2-89 F B I. FRESH ORANGE Prices effective from De cember 29th to January JUICE 3rd. We reserve the right 59 to limit quantities. RED or BLUE BRAND TABLETRIM IDEAL HUNTS TOP VALU KONTIKI BONELESS ROUND STEAK CHOICE ASSORTED GREEN HALF EVAPORATED SLICED • BONELESS ROUND ROAST PEAS PEACHES MILK PINEAPPLES RUMP ROAST 5$ .09 I 16 02 1 39 fins 89 89 QUEBEC GROWN CANADA FANCY MclNTOSH mhm TABLETRIM — RED OR BLUE BRAND SIRLOIN POINT & STEAK OR ROAST lb 1.39 MAPLE LEAF YOUNG DUCKS 4/5 lbs 69* 5 lbs. CALIFORNIA NAVEL SUNKIST MAPLE LEAF — MIDGET CRY-O-VAC 39 MAPLE LEAF COTTAGE ROLL ,„,k. 95c BREAKFAST FUMET SKINLESS OLD FASHIONED, MAPLE SMOKEDK.L/ SAUSAGES 59c FEDERAL — RINDLESS LEG OF HAM Size ~ 138 LA BELLE FERMIERE —- FRENCH Oranges FEDERAL — Sliced or Piece 95 BOLOGNA lb LIVER SPREAD «... 2 79c FEDERAL MOCK CHICKEN LOAF CALIFORNIA CHOICE FLORIDA CANADA NO. 1 Cello 3 lbs GRADE "A" CRY-O-VAC LA BELLE FERMIERE — LEMONS ... 69c COCKTAIL PORK SAUSAGES 20 lbs. RADISHES 2/25c 2 LA BELLE FERMIERE CALIFORNIA CANADA NO 1 MEAT PIE TOM TURKEY QUEBEC CANADA NO 1 6 ( 2/63 39 LA BELLE FERMIERE HEN TURKEY GRADE "A" CRY O VAC SHALLOTS 3/35c CARROTS s ibs. 39c doz. 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