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Aller directement au contenu. Aller directement au menu principal. The record, jeudi 14 mars jeudi 14 mars Gerald Merrithew said Wednesday U. International Trade Commission into the impact of Canadian lumber imports was a sign that pressure on the Reagan administration was building. Congress, we were concerned about it then and we still are. This is just one additional thing now. The American industry says Canadian penetration of the U. Their complaints have intensified recently, partly because the low Canadian dollar makes the Canadian product even cheaper for American buyers. Industry pressure has prompted representatives from lumber producing regions to present a bill to the U. In his talks with Kohl, the new Soviet leader reaffirmed Soviet support for bilateral relations based on a treaty between Moscow and Bonn. That document stipulates respect for territorial realities and existing policies of the two countries as well as Soviet and West German security interests, said the official Soviet news agency Tass. He then met with Bush, Thatcher, Mitterrand and other world leaders who had come to Moscow to pay their respects to Chernenko. Bush, who was reported to have carried an invitation from President Ronald Reagan to a summit, told reporters Reagan is ready to meet with Gorbachev whenever the Soviet leadership is ready. The Cougars flew high too but it was a case of too early and not high enough. Story, more pictures page 7. Tories blasted for security at Turkish embassy By Leslie Shepherd OTTAWA CP — The government did not do all it could to protect Turkish diplomats despite warnings from the international intelligence community about increased risks of Armenian terrorist attacks, opposition MPs and a senior Turkish government official charged Wednesday. In Ankara, Turkish Minister of State Mesut Yilmaz told the Turkish National Assembly that Canada was one of several countries told 10 days ago to be on the alert for possible terrorist action following the well-publicized trial of several Armenians in France. Yilmaz accused Canadian authorities of taking insufficient security measures to protect the embassy and its personnel, saying his country had told Canada, Italy and The one that got away? The unemployed lumber mill worker and father of three had a chance to win that much last week after catching one of eight big-money fish in the Ross Barnett Reservoir. Rushing was home before he noticed a special tag on one of the 19 crappie he had caught. They told me what I had caught and to hurry up and get that fish back up here alive. Some suggested he could still cash in by stopping to buy the special badge somewhere else. Asked if he had second thoughts about telling the truth. The good Lord takes care of honest folks. The threats followed conclusion of the trial of Armenian militants who planted a bomb at Orly Airport in Paris in July , Yilmaz said. The militants, belonging to one of the groups seeking revenge for Turkish attrocities committed 70 years ago, were given stiff prison sentences by the French court. The Paris terrorists belonged to the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia, a Marxist-oriented group that is generally considered to be an opponent of the Armenian Revolutionary Army, the group that claimed responsibility for the Ottawa attack. Three Armenian men charged with first-degree murder of Pinkerton Canada Ltd. Kevork Marachelian, 35, of LaSalle, Que. Provincial Court Judge Paul Belanger ordered them to return March 20 to set a date for a preliminary hearing to determine whether there is enough evidence to proceed to a trial. Suspects charged with first-degree murder cannot enter a plea until after the preliminary hearing, but two the four lawyers representing the defendants indicated a plea of not guilty would be entered at the appropriate time. Ottawa police informed about the search were not immediately available for comment. Soufoyon has been cited in U. He was convicted in Switzerland for financing Armenian terrorist attacks in that country and deported. He ended up in Greece but when American authorities re- X l quested his extradition, he was put on a plane to Beirut and was last reported there in The Armenian Revolutionary Army said it was behind the incident at the Turkish embassy in Ottawa Tuesday which left a Canadian security guard dead and Ambassador Coskun Kirca seriously injured. The revolutionary army is a mysterious organization Gunter said appears to be the military arm of an Armenian political sect known as the Dashnaks. The Dashnaks have their headquarters in Beirut, where they also run their own militia which could be used to spearhead terrorist attacks in other countries, Gunter said. David Charters of the Centre for Conflict Studies at the University of New Brunswick and an expert in terrorism and security, said Beirut was the breeding grounds of contemporary Armenian terrorism during the s when Armenian terrorist groups were helped out by extremist Palestinian groups. Gunter said that following the Israeli occupation of Lebanon, the base of Armenian terrorist groups shifted to Syria. Friends and business associates in Montreal say Marachelian and Noubarian are from the same city in northern Syria near the Turkish border. Noubarian arrived in Canada in either or Marachelian emigrated in about The two Armenian terrorist groups represent different ideologies and are occasionally at war with each other, Gunter said. The revolutionary army appears to have been formed following a power struggle in Beirut among chieftains of the Dasknak sect, Gunter said. Until , the Dashnaks had been linked to a terrorist group calling itself the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide. But in that year, the Justice Commandos disappeared and were replaced by the revolutionary army. I and sponsor of the bill, threatened Tuesday to make his proposed restrictions even tougher to meet the rising demands of the U. That five-year formula ends in The only hole in the agreement — a hole of three-quarters of a billion dollars — is concentrated in Quebec. Meanwhile Wednesday, the premier and Communications Minister Jean-Francois Bertrand announced the government will hire 35 new civil servants around Quebec to help young people find jobs. But her party colleagues on the committee abstained, scuttling her chance to get the job she held until last fall when she was named to cabinet. Unlike dissidents who quit their seats or moved to sit as independents, she stayed in the PQ caucus to continue the battle from within. Some of the people in the au- dience at the second day of hearings laughed, others walked out and still others applauded Chahley as he outlined his often rambling thesis on the development of what he called a conspiracy by the French to control Canada and New Brunswick. Federation vice-president Dr. It would allow an independent third party to impose settlements which both sides in a dispute must accept. The doctors say it is the best system for providing fair deals without disrupting patient care. The doctors wanted binding arbi- tration on all matters, but the settlement calls for binding arbitration on non-economic issues only, a point the union wants to clarify. Negotiators for the two sides met all day Wednesday and federation officials were to meet today with Quebec Social Affairs Minister Guy Chevrette to try to end the dispute. Plouffe said if a settlement is reached, doctors would end their pressure tactics which include refusing to work more than 35 hours a week. The interns and residents have been without a contract since The tentative agreement calls for a wage freeze for , a 5. Lost Egyptian boy spurs talk of a miracle CAIRO AP — Egyptian authorities are puzzled over the case of a seven-year-old retarded boy found wandering on a Cairo street a year after his family insists he died and was buried. But earlier this month, neighbors found Mazloum in the street near his house in the northern working-class suburb of Shu-bra el-Kheima. They and took him home where he was identified by his parents. Press reports quoted his father as saying the boy fell into a death like coma when he was one year old and the family was making burial arrangements when he suddenly regained consciousness. Press reports said Mazloum recognized his parents and his home. Softwood lumber is traded back and forth across the border freely and those states and areas that are hurt naturally are going to scream, as Canada screams on other issues. There may be places and times when we have to call on that. Schelb, Advertising Manager. Composing Room. Second class registration number Chahley made clear his opinion of the French fact in North America in his opening statements. He said the French possession of Acadia was conquered by the British in and the territory was formally transferred to the British Crown in He said the executive of the En-glish-rights association, which claims a membership of about 13, people, had approved the brief for presentation on their behalf. Under the proposed system, anglophones and francophones would work in separate, parallel groups, communicating via bilingual intermediaries. The network thus violated the nondiscrimination clause in the labor contract with its journalists, arbitrator Jean-Pierre Lussier said. In a motion filed last week seeking the appeals, defence lawyers argued that Mr. Meteorologists predicted a light snowfall Tuesday of about five centimetres, but more than 24 centimetres fell on the area in 24 hours before changing to freezing rain. Lawrence kilometres northeast of Quebec. Attorney General Ron Giffin applied for the injunction last fall after downtown residents complained that hookers and their customers were creating noise, performing sexual acts in public, strewing used condoms in backyards and harassing women. In an unusual move the province then put notices on downtown lampposts naming 47 women considered prostitutes by police and telling them the province had applied for the injunction. One woman denied she was a prostitute and said she lost her job because her name was on the notices. There were also complaints that the notices were discriminatory because women were named but no customers, pimps or male prostitutes. Madeleine Parent, head of the Quebec arm of the committee, said those children should not continue to be denied Indian status or band membership just because their mothers were discriminated against. Deputy Prime Minister Erik Nielsen revealed details of the long-awaited defence agreement in the Commons, saying the measures will give Canada full sovereignty over its territory and air space for the first time. Canadians will operate and maintain the stations. Cost of the northern warning system will be split, with Canada footing 40 per cent of the bill and the United States 60 per cent. The committee favors pay-as-you-go funding for the plan that would see the current contribution rate of 3. Modest increases would be required in the following decade, and the contribution rate would jump to nearly 11 per cent by the year Chinese-born Wei Fu had charged that Jack Gordon, his supervisor in the Ontario Government Protective Service, racially discriminated against him and other minorities serving in his platoon. Finance Department figures released Tuesday show rising tax revenues partially offsetting the escalating cost of carrying the federal debt and in turn are slowing the growth of the federal deficit. The average, based on a nationwide survey of major collective agreements, is the smallest increase since Labor Canada began charting wage trends in Settlements in averaged 4. They were 9. CP — A man who believed he was being chased by the devil was acquitted Wednesday of five charges related to a highspeed chase in which three police cruisers were damaged. In finding Carey Robert Oakley not guilty, provincial court Judge Andrew Lang accepted the defence of automatism — an argument based on the accused not being conscious or in control of his actions. Psychiatric evidence during the trial last month indicated the self-employed auto mechanic from Sydney, N. District Attorney Robert Morgenthau also said he had offered to protect and relocate the family of Troy Canty, 18, one of the wounded youths, if he would testify before the panel, but the offer was refused after the family received more than 50 letters containing death threats. A grand jury in January refused to indict Goetz for attempted murder and charged him only with illegally possessing a weapon. But a judge gave Morgenthau permission Tuesday to resubmit the case to a second panel. 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Hydro power from the giant generators of James Bay and Mani-couagan, that is. Hydro-Quebee is expected to announce Friday that it is going ahead with an upgrade of its huge northern generating system, which includes the James Bay and Manic 5 hydroelectric complexes. Among the equipment to be installed is a sixth high-voltage transmission site from Radisson home of the La Grande complex near James Bay to Nicolet, The Record has learned And according to at least one Hydro-Quebec source, the Radisson-Nicolet line may continue to the soon-to-be-built Des Cantons substation in Brompton-ville, near Sherbrooke. If the capacities of Manic 5 and LG 2 are increased, we will need a sixth line from Radisson. The plan is that for the first time the south shore would be linked directly to the North. The Des Cantons interconnection, a megawatt export line to the New England states, is now in the initial phases of construction. The original plan was to tie Des Cantons into the Hydro-Quebec power network at Nicolet, then ship power to Bromptonville, where some of it would be taken for local use in the Sherbrooke area, with the rest being converted to direct current for export. The direct current lines from Bromptonville south would act as a protective buffer between the Quebec and New England distribution systems. The matter may — or may not — be clarified at a Hydro-Quebec press conference set for Montreal Friday. But since Mr. Mulroney had to go to Moscow, the logistics have become impossible. Then there is the Windsor side of the coin. And I worry. Believe me, I understand what they are going through, and naturally, as a representative of the region, I am taking their side in this thing. Charest says there is a risk the Domtar baby may be thrown out with the interventionist policies of the former Liberal government. We may settle all the questions except the Domtar issue itself. Hypothetical situation. The existing fine paper mill will probably be shut down within five years because it is worn out and is breaking provincial environmental protection laws. Windsor, a town of 5,, depends on Domtar as its main source of jobs and tax revenue. Cascades has a reputation for buying worn-out paper mills and making money out of them. The founders of the company bought their first mill in Kingsey Falls 20 years ago and turned the idle facility into a successful operation making construction paper out of recycled material. The company also recently bought the Domtar kraft paper and boxboard mill in East Angus. The company also buys fine grade construction paper from the Windsor mill. The two Eastern Townships Domtar plants were originally set up to operate in tandem, he said. But despite the fact the Windsor mill produces a product his company wants, Aubert denied Cascades has any interest in buying the mill. The main reason, he explained, is that he thinks Domtar will build its new mill in the town. His company has contracts to buy used paper from the federal government and on the whole has lower costs for its primary materials. Appeal Court forces. The government measure is intended to protect small shareholders and allow a monitoring of the shares held by the major shareholder. JM — Three Quebec residents arrested fol-lowing an export search at U. Customs in Highgate, March 10, appeared before Magistrate Jerome Neidermier here Tuesday where they were charged with counts of exporting scheduled narcotics and conspiracy to export scheduled nar- cotics. Baril said the trio were to have appeared Monday but had the cases continued a day until they could obtain attorneys. They have braved every kind of weather from sub-zero temperatures to blinding sun on the sidewalk in front of the King Street establishment. Baril said customs agents and U. Drug Enforcement special agent Cliff Raybourn located slightly over one pound of cocaine in the search and refused to place a value on the illicit drug. Roy has a prior narcotics conviction and served three years of a five-year term. A QPF spokesman said they did the ski centre and Canada Art before tackling the Town Hall which they entered through a window under an outside staircase leading to the police office on the second storey. Investigators recovered the pry used to enter Canada Art at the Town Hall. The QPF spokesman said burglars were looking for money and rifled small cash boxes as well as cracking the safe at Canada Art. He added the thieves stole the keys to all the buildings and vehicles owned by both Sutton and Sutton Township who share the town hall. The spokesman said they had no firm leads to date. Provost concluded hearings Wednesday on a motion by lawyers for 15 Sherbrooke police officers who say the Quebec Police Commission should not be allowed to open an investigation because it is biased against them. Provost said he was taking the motion under advisement, and ordered there be no probe until he hands down his decision. Police mistook Beaudoin and his partner, who was wounded during the raid, for suspects in a murder and armed robbery. Castonguay and Dion were acquitted? When both factors are examined, curtailing the flow of Canadian softwood into the U. The Americans have a point when they say our federal government is subsidizing the lumber industry. Stumpage fees — the money woodcutters have to pay to the government to cut down trees on Crown land — are ridiculously low here. Just last month the Eastern Townships Wood Producers Syndicate, which represents 11, private woodlot owners, sent a telegram to Quebec demanding that stumpage fees be raised. The Reagan administration should realize that the policy it has chosen for its dollar will affect other parts of the economy, such as the loss of 11, jobs in the lumber industry. Instead, Canada should seriously consider raising its stumpage fees to allow for a more competitive market for her own private producers. And the Americans should realize their money policy is hurting not only the economies of other countries but their own as well. The whole thing needs to be better thought out by both sides. Trade barriers are a quick answer that satisfy lobby groups, but they do little to improve the situation that brought them about in the first place. Have you finally run out of beer? It may not, however, be your usual. That which she decanted before his incredulous eyeballs had Chinese characters running across the label. In case it has escaped notice, the province of Ontario is undergoing labor strife. In a fit of pique, the three main breweries have locked out the work force ; retaliation in the form of picket lines has ensued. The issue, in the main, is that the brewers want to switch from bottles to cans. The force, noting that the cans operation can be carried on with about one-fifth the number of bodies, is decidedly not in favor. Chuckle at the poor thirsties in Ontario if you will — but, mark you, this thing could spread. We got a very large play indeed from the sushi bar next door. As a matter of fact, it is not all that bad at all. It does, however, tend to tarnish the old image somewhat. Word flits from lip to lip as new and exotic beers make their debuts. Excellent beer. Used to drink it all the time in Spain. At 10 cents a bottle it was remarkable value! Why, just last night I dreamed I saw a basket-full of grinning Japanese waving down at me from a big, blue balloon. How long can all this go on? Brian Mulroney, P. Mulroney, lam happily married and the father of two young children. We are a close family struggling with the ups and downs of daily existence. One way or another we manage to get by on our own modest resources. But we need your help to solve a most terrifying and pressing problem. My family and I realized that the world is menaced each day by a growing stockpile of nuclear weapons. We know that it would take only a fraction of these weapons to wipe us all out for good. Fact is, war today is no longer a noble enterprise if it ever was. The people in the front lines now are civilians — women and children. With this in mind, and the knowledge of the nature and effects of nuclear weapons, we feel that their very existence is a profound source of insecurity. Of equal importance, I would like you, in your capacity as Prime Minister of Canada, to do everything possible to build bridges of friendship between East and West. President Ronald Reagan, in his public statements, indicates that he has no love for the Russians or for their way of life. Why should Canada willy-nilly adopt Mr. Can you honestly tell me that there is any significant difference between my children and Russian children? The American President has also stated on more than one occasion that he does not trust the Russians. Accordingly, Mr. Reagan is reshaping U. He openly admits that nuclear deterrence known as M. I know that it may sound strange but, to President Reagan, the Cold War is something like a big football game. Reagan wants to defeat the Russians in some way. It is a shot in the arm for the ailing U. To compound the problem, the U. All of this activity is bound to provoke the Russians into a similar buildup. They do not glorify war. But, when they see their security threatened, their logical response is to counter the threat. The inevitable result of these superpower actions and reactions is a net reduction in global security. It really is like two kids playing with matches in a room full of gasoline! Clearly, nobody wins an arms race. How naive to think otherwise! My children understand the folly of it all — but they fail to comprehend how grown-ups can be so dumb! My ten-year-old son at first used to perk up his ears when he heard those words — expecting to hear something about Luke Sky walker or Princess Leia. But, no, it was just some kind of a new military concept. Very few military experts are ready to endorse the reliability of this costly dream-scheme. On the other hand, many independent experts, like G wynne Dyer, suggest that Star Wars is a wasteful and destabilizing program — one that will simply force the Russians to respond in kind. The odds are that the Soviets will either adopt a similar system at great expense or, more likely, choose the cheaper route of increasing the number of nuclear warheads in order to be able to effectively penetrate the untested in real war American system. The net result: more bombs, less security, and more starving people in the world. Prime Minister, Cana- da should tell it like it is! Unfortunately, as I am sure you are aware, Canada of late has been behaving exactly as if it were a U. When it comes to Canadian foreign policy, we see that it is Washington calling the tune. Some U. Why should our affairs be shaped in the White House or in the Pentagon? We did not elect Ronald Reagan. This kind of domination is reprehensible to me. The recent vote in the United Nations on the nuclear freeze is an example of the dilemma facing Canada in its relationship with the United States. Some nations of every political persuasion voted in favor of a mutual, verifiable nuclear freeze. Only a small handful of countries, including Canada, went along with the U. The Canadian government did this despite the fact that 85 per cent of Canadians are in favor of a nuclear freeze! Meanwhile, the Canadian identity continues to shrink. I can tell you that this attempt to move the nuclear battleground north is not comforting to the people of my community. Is there no end to our neighborly generosity? The late poet Robert Frost said that good fences make good neighbors. He was an American. Mulroney, I sincerely believe it is time for Canada to speak out loudly, honestly, and independently on the threat to humanity posed by this nuclear disease. One bully is not preferable to the other. Similarly, if we were to disobey, the U. But why is it that we fear punishment when such essential principles are at stake? Have we given up our moral leadership and national dignity? Canadians were proud of that role. Today, that pride is slowly eroding away. Only a simple-minded philosophy would suggest that the American way is all pure and good and that Soviet society is totally corrupt and evil. Such a polarized vision, I believe, dooms us all. The truth in fact lies somewhere in the middle. We all are one. When the earth is viewed from outer space, national boundaries disappear and we see one whole living planet — a beautifully balanced orga-nism. Canada should speak truthfully! Prime Minister, I believe Canada should declare itself a nuclear weapon free zone. Such a concrete act would be a positive step toward reversing the nuclear arms race. To that end, we should also urge peaceful cooperation among all nations — particularly between East and West. Perhaps it would help if you were to make a friendly visit to the Soviet Union. It would be a start. You would undoubtedly receive support from around the world. In the current context, Canada will not be free until she behaves freely — that is, independent of superpower pressure. 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They are scheduled to sign the radar modernization accord and make statements on defence policy, among other things. In the past, Canadian commentary on strategic policy has often been brushed aside by the Americans on grounds that Canada had not met its commitments to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Indeed, political scientist and analyst Rod Byers of the Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies says the Liberals consistently separated Canadian defence issues from broader strategic questions such as nuclear deterrence. By contrast, he notes that Mulroney has linked Canadian neglect of conventional military forces with a general over-reliance by NATO on nuclear weapons. Pentagon officials were not unanimous in wanting to give management control over the radar system to their Canadian allies and Canadian officials feel they drove a hard bargain. Not to mention that Canada is supposed to be sharing responsibility for defence of North America under the Canada-U. NORAD pact. On the other hand, there might have been some outrage in Canada if the government just sat back and watched the Americans build a new defence warning system across the Canadian north. Sovereignty, after all, is one of the currently popular and serious buzzwords among the Canadians involved in defence issues. At the very least, it is something they can cling to when an American asks what right they have to question American policy on Star Wars for example — when they are protected from a potential Soviet attack at little cost under the American nuclear umbrella. The group was at the University of Sherbrooke Tuesday addressing a faculty that produces more than a third of the Quebec graduates in the field. As of , only 35 per cent were employed by that sector, while 26 per cent were working in the public sector, 25 per cent in service industries and 10 per cent in commerce. The rest are either teachers or working in consulting. 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And they are absolutely certain to involve vast additional sums of money. It is also small compared with the hundreds of millions of dollars required each year to treat victims of cancer, an expenditure that is largely covered by medicare. An important but relatively modest finding is apt to get written more in terms of its future potential than its present reality. Robert Macbeth of the Canadian Cancer Society says journalists or scientists who get carried away raise false hopes among cancer patients. Screening programs to detect cancer in its earliest stages already cost millions of dollars a year. Full-scale clinical trials of a single new drug also cost millions and could take up to a decade to complete. High-technology machines to diagnose and treat can- irresponsible journalism in this country and other countries and that the scientific community often contributes to that irresponsible journalism. 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CITES GAME A psychiatrist testified a year-old boy charged with first-degree murder in the strangling deaths of a pre-teen Orangeville sister and brother was pre-occupied with the fantasy game. The boy has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and a verdict in the case will be delivered March In the game, players adopt characters whose traits — including constitution, dexterity, strength and wisdom — are determined by the role of dice. Led by a dungeon master, or game leader, player-characters verbally embark on an hours-long adventure where they encounter monsters and other obstacles. The outcome of each encounter — whether monsters are killed or subdued and characters injured, sometimes fatally — is again determined by dice rolling. For Rudyard Griffiths and Chris Otter, both year-old Grade 9 students and regular customers at The Worldhouse, DandD has been a way of stretching their imaginations and their list of friends. Thomas Radecki, a psychiatrist at the University of Illinois, who says at least 11 teenage suicides and two murders were directly caused by Dungeons and Dragons. In 14 other deaths, DandD played a major role, he says. Radecki, chairman of the 3,member N ational Coalition on Television Violence, says the group wants the U. Bedford Scouts and Guides hold annual banquet The annual Thinking Day Banquet was a great success once again this year. The theme for the service was Peace and Love. The Cubs did the reading of the two lessons, with assistance from the Scouts. The Guides read a Poem on Love. Collection from this service was sent to the Scouting and Guiding Friendship Funds. This money is used to help others less fortunate. Following the church service the movements marched to the George Perron Center assisted by the Bedford Fire Dept, and here they each had skits, songs, dances, etc. After each movement did its part and the honor table was presented by the mas-ter of ceremonies Hardy Craft, all enjoyed a delicious buffet. The day ended with everyone enjoying themselves and thinking of others less for- tunate around the world. We would like to thank all those whom gave us their support in order to make this a great day. John S. Bourque Br. Open from a. Dance music by Roland Daigle, to p. Many prizes. Lunch available and supper served at p. Come and enjoy yourself. Sponsored by the Lennox-ville and District Women's Center. Dear Ann Landers: I thought you might be interested in the enclosed article from the Arkansas Gazette. An incident such as this presents a strong argument for banning handguns. Keep spreading the word, Ann. Dear With Me: Thanks for the item. It speaks eloquently to the problem. I appreciate the opportunity to share it with my readers. Peter R. Dornenburg, 41, an orthopedic surgeon, suffered a fatal gunshot wound at a cleaning and laundry firm when a woman dropped a purse containing a pistol and the gun fired. The bullet struck Dr. Dornenburg in the forehead. He died at p. Vincent Infirmary. Campbell, 31, entered the business carrying a large bundle of clothing and her purse. Campbell dropped the purse, and a. With 55 million handguns loose, who can tell when and where the next freak accident will occur? When are people going to learn that a handgun provides precious little protection in nine encounters out of 10? A mugger has a lot more experience with firearms than the Phyllis Campbells among us. The United States has the worst recorcyn the world for murders committed. It is a shameful and dangerous situation that will get no better until we ban the sale of handguns to private citizens. Lamps, I I Frames. The Cosmos, who entered the NASL in , were officially expelled from the league for not posting a required letter of credit. The league, Miller said, declined to provide the reporter, and the Cosmos left the meeting. In the MISL this season, the Cosmos had an record and drew an average of less than 4, for their home games. It was a far cry from their heyday as an outdoor franchise, when they routinely drew crowds in the 60,, range. The Canucks were outshot in the second period and in the third as Vancouver got a solid game in goal from Richard Brodeur. Patrik Sund-strom also scored for the last-place Canucks, who staved off mathematical elimination from the playoffs in the Smythe Division. Vancouver had just 17 shots on goal and Bob Sauve of the Sabres looked shaky on several occasions before 10, fans. CP -Andre St. Despite being outshot , the Wings improved their record to 32 wins, 29 losses and eight tied in the North Division, as Adirondack goaltender Eddie Mio turned aside repeated Sherbrooke opportunities. The Canadiens outshot Adirondack in the final two periods. Sherbrooke, fighting with Nova Scotia, Fredricton and Moncton for the final playoff spot in the North, took a second period lead on goals by John Newberry and Ted Fauss. Laurent closed out the scoring with goals in the final frame. Sherbrooke, which got its other , goal from Alain Heroux, dropped to A team spokesman said the centreman is suffering from mononucleosis. The sixth-round result left the Canadian rink tied with Scotland and Switzerland atop the country bonspiel, each with records. The United States is alone at West Germany, Norway and Sweden are next at France and Italy are Denmark is Canada takes on the winless Danish team in the seventh round today and closes the round-robin tournament with matches against France and West Germany. The semifinals — pitting No. The final is to be played on Sunday. Roy was outstanding throughout the game, facing 39 shots in all. He was beaten only in the first period and twice late in the third when Champlain turned what seemed to be an easy Valleyfield victory into a nailbiter. Marie one. But Vezina halved the margin during a scramble in front of Champlain goaltender Denis Landreville. We got out of our system. They have a good enough team that you can't give them a chance like that and not score. In the second period Valleyfield, which breezed through the regular season with just two losses, exploded for five goals. The Noir et Or kept Champlain at bay thorughout much of the third period which saw a goaltending switch by McKell, who sent in Tom Wharry for Landreville. Marshall snapped a shot from high in the slot past Roy during a Couagrs power play at to cut the margin to Hogg scored during a scramble in front of the Valleyfield net with 15 seconds left in regulation time and the Caougars had one more chance with four seconds left and a faceoff deep in the Noir et Or zone. But Vezina adequately tied up the Cougars' Bonneville on the play to let time run out. The series, a three-out-of-five, continues Sunday in Valleyfield. Topsy-turvy year puts St. But try telling St. In the other, Manitoba Bisons play Victoria Vikings, champions for the last five years. Acadia was the top-ranked team in the country. The win capped a topsy-turvy year for the X-men, who were in Atlantic Conference play and overall. It was their first victory in eight seasonal games against Acadia. It was just a question of winning one of those close ones. But with the loss of several players, including Olympians Eli Pasquale and Greg Wiltjer, Victoria could have its problems winning a record sixth straight. Only in league and exhibition play at Christmas, they have been since then. If we play up to our capabilities, then the other teams will have a difficult time beating us. NYI 36 54 90 Golden S 18 For further information, or to register call Discussion and refreshments will follow. No fees charged and everyone welcome. March 21 7;30 p. March 22 p. March 23 p. March 24 p. Sat p. Sponsored by Tomifobia Lodge No. Admission Charged. Charge made. Prizes, door prizes, refreshments served. Admission charged. Everyone welcome. Ladies group of Border Optomist club. Francis, Lennoxville on Sunday, March 24 at a. Sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge. Drawing, door prizes. All welcome. Sponsored by Church Wardens Come and bring a friend. Continuous entertainment. Meal served at 6 p. We have a health plan for you or your family. Our supplementary health plan will help pay:? Private or semi-private room accommodation.? Convalescence care chronic illness and rehabilitation? Ambulance charges? Prescription drugs? Private nursing care in home? Services of a Physiotherapist, Chiropractor, Podiatrist? Laboratory tests Our optional accident insurance for those of you under 65 includes:? Benefits for accidental death and dismemberment? Cosmetic surgery and artificial limbs required as the result of an accident C Special student protection package for your children. Any age is the right age for Blue Cross. Do it now. This offer lasts until April 30th, Coverage and first payment; June 1st, To take advantage ot this plan, the coupon below must be mailed before April 30th, Please send me immediately and without any obligation on my part complete information and an application form. Hall, Main St. Members and friends of the Library are cordially invited to attend. Bridge and will be played. Members and friends are welcome. Sugar, Donuts, Pickles, Tea and Coffee. Admisssion Charged. But, I warn you. If you do this you will become at the same time happy and a most unsatisfied man. To have godliness you must subtract pride from your life and every sin that prevents spiritual growth. As subtraction in math is a step by step process, the subtraction of sinfulness will be a continuous, step by step exercise. As the Holy Spirit leads in a life, many lesser sins get carried out on the coattails of greater sins. For example, being truthful destroys a multitude of lies. Another way godliness with contentment comes is by subtracting from our lives wants that are beyond our needs. Consider Paul. How could he be content regardless of circumstances Phil. He had a Christ-centered view of what was necessary. You begin to live in Christ by learning to subtract see: Matt. The lesson here is, which problem is really the greatest? The Scriptures teach that the greatest burden a person can have is their sinfulness, especially unbelief that loves life without faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. He never offered peace and rest without peace and rest for the soul Matt. To be godly and content you must add the burden of a heart broken over its sinfulness, a heart meek and ready to hear its Lord. To this heart, God is near to help Ps. To Be Content You Must Change the Sign One math lesson is that a negative number multiplied by another negative number results in a positive number. Godly living makes good use of negatives becoming positives, too. Godliness means looking at every fact of a situation, and especially the fact that God permitted it for a purpose. The godly man is not after any attribute of God like power or wisdom, alone. The godly man will not stop short of knowing God, possessing the Lord by faith. The godly man cannot be satisfied with anything less than growing to be more and more like his Savior, his God Job The role of the Word of God is to give people the ability to do that kind of homework and love to do it. So, church membership, Christian fellowship, personal Bible study and prayer are some of the important means God has provided for our success. Do you know these spiritual lessons? Then you will become a happy but most unsatisfied person until Jesus comes. Ronald B. Allison Mrs. Sterling Batley to attend the funeral of their father and grandfather, the late Rufus Coates. They also called on Mrs. Art Bureau of Abbotsford were evening callers at the Sterling Batley home. Those from a distance who attended the funeral of the late Rufus Coates were: Mr. Leo Coates of Regina, Sask. Charles Nelson of Plymouth, N. David Howard, Montreal; Mr. Norman Tyldsley, Montreal; Mrs. Elsie Watson, daughters Dianne and Janet and Mrs. Coates of Abbotsford; Mr. Willie Gaylor, Granby; Mrs. David Brunton, Brome; Mrs. Betty Sartwell, Highgate Centre, Vt. Lionel Gaylor, Mr. Lawrence Gaylor and Mr. Mike Dubois, all of Fulford ; Mr. Don Neil of Granby; Mrs. Helen Lasemby of Sutton; Mrs. James Vin-tinner and Mrs. Several from the Brookbury and Hardwood Flat area visited the funeral home and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Hazel Coates who passed away at her home in Ontario this week. Sympathy is extended to the family, other relatives and friends who knew her when she lived in Bury. Durwood Dougherty have returned home after enjoying a 15 day Agricultural Tour on 4 islands on the Hawaiian Islands. They reported a very interesting tour and pleasant time, but quite tiresome if you took in all the bus tours and activities, so they were very happy to return home to the good old Eastern Townships and their home in Brookbury for a quiet rest on their farm. On their way to Hawaii, they spent four days with relatives and friends at Oakland and Placeville, California. Their son, Walter, attended to the chores and other duties on the farm while his parents were away. Arthur Lowe were supper guests on Sunday evening at the home of their son, and daughter-in-law, Mr. Burton Lowe and family. Other guests were Mr. Richard Lowe and family of Bury. Lionel Allison and Mr. Allison on Tuesday evening, March 5th. The Allisons enjoyed a pleasant evening playing tuck with Mr. Lawrence Rider at their home on St. Durwood Dougherty were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. Garth Harrison; and entertained Mrs. Vernon Dougherty, Cindy and Michael at their home that evening for supper. East Angus Mrs. During the evening Bridge was played at two tables and prizes were won by Miss Margaret Rowland, first prize, Miss Dorothy Shattuck, second prize and Mrs. Elizabeth Martyn consolation. A very pleasant evening was spent. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Margaret Rowland. The next party will be held at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Cruicks-hank on March 20th. Emily Colder of Deux Montagnes, Que. Roy Martyn and her brother Mr. George Marchant. Barton Carr of Brockville, Ont. Lawrence Kin-near. Byran Thorne-loe and daughter Carol of Cookshire, and Mr. Walter Thorneloe. Keith Hall of Montreal spent the weekend guest of his mother Mrs. Allen Hall. Frandk Dearden. Ros-coe Morrison of Red Mountain were calling on Mr. Ronald Rowland recently. Ruby Waldron and Mrs. Frances Bain of Sawyerville were Calling on Mr. Leslie Wilkin. Frank Dearden have just received the sad news that her sister Mrs. Clifford Currie of St. Peter-burg, Florida, has passed away. Currie was formerly of East Angus. Sympathy is extended to the family. Bernice Welch, in her 88th year. Wife of the late Ernest Sturtevant. Dear mother of Thelma Williams husband Gerald. Also survived by two daughters-in-law, Marilyn Sturtevant and Ethel Sturtevant, son-in-law Bill Stone-bridge; also four brothers and two sisters, several grandT children and greatgrandchildren. Funeral service on Friday from the chapel at 2 p. Interment Iron Hill Cemetery. BEAN, Raymond — In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather who passed away March 14, Sadly missed but lovingly remembered. Henri Cloutier of East Angus, who passed away Feb. All of the following must be sent to The Record in writing. They will not be accepted by phone. Please include a phone number where you can be reached during the day. Subject to condensation. 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