Sherbrooke daily record, 9 mai 1961, mardi 9 mai 1961

[" 1961\tMAY\t1961 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tK\tS 1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6 7\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12\t13 14\t15\t18\t17\t18\t19\t20 21\t22\t23\t24\t25\t26\t27 28\t29\t30\t31 Sliecbmoke Daily JRecotd THE WEATHER Cloudy wllh â f*w *how t*r« rlunfing u< Min.turn-n* murh cool«r, \\V«dnei d*y flnudy mid and windy s with «omo claaring lait in | 'h# daj Low-high W»dn«w-day 40 and 50.1 Established 1897.Price: 5 Cents -Ü b.- \u20185 SHERBROOKE QUEBEC.TUESDAY M M 9, iqm T\" Siaty-Fifth Y Mr Fire in Halifax kills 5 children Furor in U K.JFK too gloomy Nato allies feel | HALIEAX (CP) \u2014 Five! v hildien, «II under 10 years I Of age wrw k.llod e«rl> to Q0 Vj 0 U I IG li.rv wlren lire swept through thrit second stores tenement ¦\t¦\t_ _ _\t¦ home in n ,undown dislmt STâlGHIGnÎ ot north end l ialitax.Their parents, »)ohn Wager man, XI, a llaliiav native, and his wife Isobel, 29, were in hos protested By DAVID REID IWIIIS ( Kt\u2019iilers).I'rtmee In Blocking of peer criticized LONDON (Ranter*)-Th« gor-ernmenl ram» tinder firt in lha lues* Indsy for blocking an at h'mpI by Anthony Wedgwood Hi'iut to renounce hi* peorag» and regain his *«nt In llw ('om-mont.fionn, SS a T ahor memb»r, was refused admission to the Commons Monday despite a landslide byeleelion vielnry last wet'k in Bristol.Bonn was aclunlly nmnlng in an elect ion In piek his ow n simv eessor Ills seal became racant \"ben it was ruled that h# had In succeed to his falhar's plaça in he House of Lords and could pilai, Mr.Waterman, a pells (CP from AP-Reuter*)\tofficer on tlio destroyer Iro 081.0.\tNorwav \u2014North\tAtlantic Pad foieicn min\tquois.suffered third di-gree\t,\ti,uil ._ iater.today\tgot down lo dm-\tus-,up NAIOX long-leur,\tburns «'«1 his vt.te suite,ed d!\"\t'''« possible plans amid growing opinion line that die Kennedy ad multiple hums and cuts\t\"live m nghl wing lerronsui a||V,., sa\\s the governmant a ministration\tis presenting ii*\tallies with loo glooms a\tHospital authorities said 11»\u2019\t\"uke\tol a\tlinn slalement\tm\tblocking\tBonn at the picture of the world situation.\tneither wus in critical comtilion.h\\ I'rcsideul ('liai les de (-.mile eutranee to the dominons chant- Canadian K xte ma I Al\tHead are Terry, ».'l.isine, (hat a new Algeria will he built her was \u201ca classic example «f lairs Minister Howard Green, tribute to the LN operation al 7, Lynn, 5, Kirk, 4.and Char s.,jj ,,f ererxlhin -\"\thad publie relations.\u201d British Foreign Secretary lord Ibough some of its friends think lent1, It The> are helieved to .\t,\tCOURT WILL RULE Home and Belgian I'oreinn M in Canada should pull out Ot) have died within minutes aftet\t1\t'''ll\t\"\t' The paper notes that ¦ court France got the Ihe fire broke out m their trame ciliated In I\u2019ai is as de tlnulle è.\u2018yry ADOPTS ORPHANS \u2014 When two baby coons were found be went on television Monday nu to make Ins first major speech ¦soon will rule on Ihe validity of the llrilol byeleelion sod ister Paul-Henri Spaak all were servers said reported to have taken a muchlpoint.\thome more optimistic view lhan U.S.| The four big NATO powers fhe parents were iiiiured \u2018\u2018''\"'\u2019V \u2018h-hl'wine''3u-uw 'reJ,\u2019,\u2019mi s ' laim ln * ,f'\" \u2022» .\t.\tSlate Secretary l> e a n Rusk, were reported convinced thalvvlien the' lumped from the see .,1.,.0||1,)'M,li .yi,, .Commons on the strength of it.them and now Mixte and Pme have a new home.Above.Lucy when the three .«lay meeting.Soviet Premier Khrusheho in ottd storev windows.Mr Wager '\t1\tMeanwhile, 'publie opinion side their dead mother by young Michael Hier, 13, of Albert nurses the two-week old male and female coons while Michaelopened here Mondas\ttends to sign a separate peace man at the back and Mi ,\thas already given its verdict Mines, a student at Lennoxville High School, he took them looks on.\tThere was a feeling in con treaty with Communist East Wagerman at the front\tI he president -poke of com against'' Home Secretary R.A.home.His three-year-old spaniel, Lucy, immediately adopted\t(Record Photo by Doug Gernsli) ference circles ihai the Fniled (H'niiany soon, raisin r the The bnilclini: one of st'voral !r'' ,'\"lV ln ' 1,1 ' v'H 1\t\u2019'i s Blnlinlr toward fh« a.\t-\u2014- States was placing too much threat of an Fast German a! In a long tenement row was a ''t l liVn 11 1,1\t''\t1 ilr candidal* who got lh* moat emphasis on the crisis facing-trmpt |0 interfere with allied blazing inferno when firemen ',r(\u2018\"rtl ,A pin®\t,0* THIS F t *100 YtUCOUVI* fOMOWTOM *ECINS '\tmvesligalors and con- vice which had oeen dropped m 'ted in southern British Columbia and Ontario.Norma! preci- Jade?Mondav were for a \u201c«pec-ference.be ave a capsule view repeated references to what '\tab!c < vie leaders have an outside mail chute, piiation is goen in intiies of rain,\t(Li\u2019 New>map) lacuidf success \"\u2014navy Cnuir,.oX his rule Utrouga space., wt had done\u2014that if, his six See Gives\" On I\u2019age \u2022» railed for an end to the bomb-, No arrests were made.t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUES., MAY 9, lOfil ] About Television By CYNTHIA LOWRY of the magic box.Well, TV ia older now, the novelty has worn off and almost | nine out of 10 American homes NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 When television was young and growing, it was getting a lot of credit for bringing the family together.A lovely picture wa.painted have se,s- AniUiJÜ£c~U\ttu g CENTRE DECORATION WALXPAPkR TILE LINOLEUM CARPETING 1S6 Wellington N., SHERBROOKE Pai*iS 217 Notre Deme S.THETPORD MINES | m \u2022* t feîjerfirooîse Baflp îlccorî) THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Tl KS , MAY 9 m\\ SHERBROOKE PURE MILK CO.LTD.° controcal LO.2-1585 DAIRY DIET DRINK WEIGHT CONTROL PLAN North Ward proprietors request city services Advised to seek aid from Quebec V Î Ol't I ' \\iul IVv'.lU't' h nli n'en'l pa\\od, wo to re ,T\\ icO A dfltaiuoii of Wilson ihomeowners that mol »i loouneil Mond«> nijihi ; quest extension ot eitv s to Wilson and MoCrra Streets in the North Ward was told h\\ [Mayor Armand Nadeau that they would ha\\e to seek provin-l iai aid for such a project He told them that estimated cost of installing sewers and waterworks and pawn,a the streets would be $350.000 to $400.000.\u2022\u2022Such'an expenditure iwould have to be approved by mil Sherbrooke proprietors and I'm afraid they'd be against it even though they probably ; sympathize with your renuesl,\" he said.Ten years ago these two streets yvere annexed by ihe eity from the Townslup of Ortord in [and it was agreed that proprie- Donahue the streets liave to keep .ill mu windows closed through oul\tV(.n u.,.s (ov u>n vt,;(|.s out the summer in order to and said nothing hut that the keep the dust out,\" said^n'ts ot the annexation agree (ieorges l usson, a second mem mem expire delegation.\tthing must proprietors The delegation presented her of the He noted that Ihe m this area have done By MALCOLM DAIGNE AULT (Resold Staff Reportât) in July and some he done soon after and signed by a majority of (ho 70 families living on the iwe1 streets.Mayor Nadeau, replying to the delegation, said that he unsure the entire eouncil was in sympathy with the request bit: lh.it they had their reservation with petition The City's business Award street fast delivery hacking A \\ud since the cost of most t the works would lie split between the eity and proprietors, it could turn out to he a verv \u2022xps'iisive proposition for all of vofl\", he said.Many of the homeowners on ( Ailson and MiM'rea Streets have because ot the \"enormous'' costJ large their demands ot such a project.lighting deciding A and Tors in the area would not provided with city services 'at least ten years in return special tux cmic SO,600 contract for street lights was aw Monday nigl Klectric Ltd, ions hv WINDSOR RECOl NT \u2014 A judicial recount of the votes cast in the Windsor municipal election last Wednesday was held at (he Sherbrooke Courthouse Monday with District Court Judge Edouard Boisvert presiding.Although 10 ballots were rejected by Judge Boisvert, the outcome of the election remained the same with Raymond Noel replacing Théophile Bolduc as mayor.Noel\u2019s majority was reduced from 3H to 34.(Record Photo hv (iei t v l.eniav other same lower Elec! rii tender tende and a Co .vi as third l.td .Sherbrooke court cases be Though one for [exactly the for was slightly Northern submitted a tender at exactly Ion-year period expires the same prices and Canadian this year and the pro lieneral Klectric Co.Ltd., sub-s have decided they Tnitted a slightly lower tender like to pay normal taxes which would have meant a sav ins of $(i.l() to the city on the Contract, That July 1 prietor would and have the advantages of eity services, according to (the dele poles that the matter had been irdedjsettled and there was no furth it to er discussion.at\t*\t*\t* Several mciuhns of iiti coum il will travel in Ottawa Wednesday to meet with ITansport Minister I eon Itali ei ami dist uss various facets of (he construction of Sherbrooke's municipal an port.I hey will he joined hy re presenlalivrs from the local Chamber of Commerce, contract; factor Jmihn Chamhci of (out incit e.I\u2019ropi icltir s I rague ami I astern I o w u s h i p s Builders' Association.Mayor Nadeau Is mil expeetetl In in feud.TOUR CANADA LONDON (Cl1) A parly ol >h boys Irom British schools 'will make a six week tour of T'anada Hies .summer on a trip 'organized hy Ihe V\\ II It Inities Canada Kdiiealional Trust property holdings and nine have as much as I,POO licet ot street frontage.Mr.Kelivcau said that hr \"as ready lo pay his share ami r 11 \"I i an t at li'i'tl to, EH sell some ol my propel ly \" Several eouncillors suggested that the ptipulation ot the area was not expanding rapidly rn on.:h hi wair.ml sueh an ex P ¦ 1 lull llie tlelegation replietl Ui.T the only wav to attract poo-fj'le to tile are.i would he tu pro v ule it w itli eu\\ sery ices.Mayor Nadeau ended the dis ' u- ion hy xu est mg that the ileh'galiou meet with I, 1*.Hitnisseaii.I.ilieral M IM\u2019 for Shei hrooke County and attempt to arrange for provincial aid Hi rough him.\"It's only just that the provincial government should help in llu v v\\anted us In annex this ternterv,\" he said.Charged starting with pistol possession of a owner is fined A 46-ycar-old St.Christine de-Bagot man charged in Sherbrooke District Court Monday with having a firearm in his possession without a permit was fined $25 and costs or 15 days in jail and had the \"weapon\u201d confiscated.Alfred Nadeau explained that the firearm was actually a starting pistol capable of firing onlyj blanks and that he did not realize a permit was needed in order to possess one.Judge Hayes told him that the law places a starting pistol in the same classification as firearms in this respect.* * * Jean-Paul Grenier, 20.John-ville, was fined $50 and costs or 15 days in jail when he pleaded guilty in District Court Friday to a charge of eriminally negligent driving, $50 and costs or 15 days in jail when he pleaded guilty to a second charge of resisting police officers in the performance of their duties and was prohibited from driving a car for the next year because hr did not have a driving permit.On his first appearance, he pleaded not guilty to the first charge and guilty to the second and third charges.He was sentenced on the latter two and led awav to await trial May 12 on the first.Judge Redmond Hayes railed him back to ask if he wanted to make arrangements for bail and Grenier said that he had decided to change his plea to guilty on all counts.Before passing sentence, Judge Hayes asked Grown Prosecutor Benoit Turmel, O.O., for further details.The Three mishaps in area firearm, by judge lattei explained that l.ennox-vilic police officers spotted Grenier passing a car on the right and gave chase.When they stopped him and asked to see his license, he scuffled with the officers, according to Prosecutor Turmel.He was then placed under arrest and brought to the Winter Street Jail.gatior.\tBoth Northern Electric and Spokesman Hilaire Rcliveau Donahue Electric offered de-ilold the aldermen that lack of livery in one week while Cana sewers was now posing a men tiian G.E.could not make d'e ace to the healbh of people lit livery for ten weeks Since the ing in the area.\"Lack of a electricity department requires waterworks system and a fire 'he poles and lights immediate ialarm system exposes ns all to''-\thdter tender was re the danger of fires,\" he said.Bury to get dial latter jeeted.Then alderman Gerard Ber art! proposed that Ihe contract be awarded to Donahue Electric because council has agreed] on a new policy of not splitting contracts even if they are iden tical.His proposition was second was struck by a ear after lit ed by Aid.t'arl ('am ira ml and'of the car was Bene Vervillc Inquest held Death of is ruled accidental boy, 10 Young bicyclist, 12 is struck by auto A young Sherbrooke boy was injured and six other people narrowly escaped serious injury in three traffic accidents in Sherbrooke and the surrounding district Monday district police reported Tuesday morning.In satisfactory condition at Dial telephone service be introduced in Bury in 1962.This was announced day by Paul W.Lesser, will April Tues Bell Judge Redmond Hayes set! May 29 as the date for prclimin-j ary inquest for Alyrc Lachar-i.\u201e ,\t,\t,\t.,\t.\t,\t,\t,\t,\t.telephone manager lor this rede, Sherbrooke, charged with 1\t.,\t,\t, gion, who said that the first grossly indecent acts involving1 ,\t.\t, b step in the dial conversion pro two other men.\t:\tu j u\t.¦ n, gram had been lakcri with the He entered a plea of not awarding of a eontraet for the : guilty and vvas.granted bail of [construction of $500 cash or $950 property.MAY special 15% DISCOUNT on 8 models of \"Halliday\" Cottages 10% Down, Balance 3-5 years REIN BROERSMA 91 Wilson St., Sherbrooke the St.Vincent de Paul hospital [is Pierre Desiiets, 12, of 1474 i Vermont Street, knocked from t his bicycle by a car near the corner of Ontario : Street Monday dents.Bertrand and Lisette Royer, 40 Racine Street, and Lise Theriault, 170 Notre Dame [Street, suffered bumps and and Desjardins [bruises w hen a mechanical fail-noon-\t[ure caused their car to crash in Tlie youngster was taken to]to the metal fence surrounding [hospital suffering from a frac-! lured skull.Driver of the car was Bertrand Roy, 25, of 1176 Fabre Street, police said.chord.ROBERT.new Amazing rgan in minutes, ous musical train'd.Simply press a id get a full rich 1506 King St.West Tel.LO.9-3423 Roy told the police that he! tried to avoid the boy.Three young men from Pointe j du Lac.Maurice County, suffer ) ed a shaking-up about 10 pm.Monday night when their small j European car flipped over on the Hillcrest road.Driving the car was Michel Loranger, of Pointe du Lac.Pas-| sengers in the vehicle were Ross Gaudreau and Pierre Duchesne.Three Bromptonville resi- the Windsor cemetery Monday morning.The car was not.heavily [aged.early dam- Three Sherbrooke youths who pleaded guilty in District Court Friday to charges of breaking into two parked cars, theft of the contents of the cars and theft of two other cars, were sent back to Winter Street Jail to await sentencing May 29.Roger Eegault.23, Richard l.egaulf, 20, and Roger Laver-(Here, 21, admitted breaking into tars, .\t,\t.a new exchange William Lavallee Ltd., of Sher building to | Construct ion hrooke.Work on the building should be completed in mid-August, 1961.Skilled telephone crafts men will then begin the inslal llalion of the complex dial s wile hi n g equipment.Initially, there will be sufti-[cient dial equipment to serve more than 300 telephones bul [the building will have an overall capacity of 600 terminals -each representing a telephone number.passed hy a six to four vole.4-\t* X A delegation of proprietors from Olivier Street met with eouncil Monday night to request enlargement of that street and obtained a promise tlial a group of the aldermen would pay a visit to the scene Tuesday.Director of Services Charles Langlois explained that Ihe city plans to widen the street four and one-half feet hut the delegation maintained tlial this was not enough.This is the third delegation from Olivier Street lo meet with council in several weeks.+ ?A recommendation by the Junior Chamber of Commerce concerning the possible con slruotion of a centre divider [on King Street West was not read at council Monday night.When mention of Ihe letter [appeared on the night's agenda, Mayor Armand Nadeau said ,A verdict of accidental dealh was brought hi Monday night by a coroner s jury in Sherbrooke, inquiring inlo the death l| ! Saturday morning of Jean Cole, aged 10.of Bock Forest, fol lowing a Iraffie accident near Ins parenls' home.I he hoy, son of Mr.and Mrs Armand Cole, of Bock Eureat, lost conlrul of Ins bicycle.Driver also of Bock Forest, 1 An inquest into the death of 76 year old Fugene Slandish, of Way'* Mills, whose body was found near Ihe charred remains of hi* home Saturday afternoon, began at the Cass morgue in Stanslead al II a.m Monday.Neighbors told Ihe provincial police they saw Slandish burn ing rubbish near his house about noon Saturday.A short time later the fire broke mil.The home burned to the ground in a few minutes despite Ihe ef forts of the Way's Mills volun leer [ire department.Dr.Louis Gagnon, Slier hrooke district coroner said Tuesday morning no dates have been set for inquests into the deaths of Paul Crevier, 23 ol Granby, killed in a traffic acci dent near Magog Saturday af ter noon, and Richard Lefebvre, aged seven, killed when hil by a ear in Sle.Camille earlier Ihe same afternoon, right in front ol his home.Date for an inquest into (he Shopping Centre protests Lomas Street closing $100,000 damage suit filed against city JOSEPH E.CASSAR LAWYER 158 Frontenac Sf.Room 16 Sun Life Bldg.LO.2-3827 A $100.000 damage action \"right of access lo Lomas,within 15 days against the city of Sherbrooke Street.\u201d\tzf,ai(\t()[at was filed in Superior Court; T},e action also asks that Centre be given ttlejshould the judge rule in favorrrl0Vf' an>' of Attorney Bra- in its rights in closing the exil, (Iren as well as property de the Shopping Mayor Armand Nadeau, withjpreciation.the right to re- (he unanimous\tapproval of: 'They unanimously requested barriers on Ihe exit, council, ordered strong bar- Dial the exil lie closed ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT TO WIN.the FiBRECRETE SWIMMING POOL Hurry, we repeat, you only have four days left to have a chance on winning the Fibrecrefe Swimming Pool, so make your purchases and get your tickets in.The Drav/ing Will Take Place SATURDAY, MAY 13th l names OF THE PERSONS ELIGIBLE have been ap.pecr ng In our daily advs.These plus 20 other names, which v/ill be drawn this week will be eligible in the final drawing.The Fibrecrefe Swimming Pool through the courtesy of Custom Pool & Filtration Ltd.A.Remillard.Pres.93 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.LO.9-5113.Monday by proprietors Sherbrooke Shopping Centre 0f the plaintiff, the barriers be Attorney Brazeau alleges in riers erected across Ihe exit Last fall, a similar petition Because ot the city s action in [immediately removed and the,1*16 action that the city did not ((,> did so after council re from the same proprietors was of 1 h C f LOmaS Mreet exll.exit left open pending results [have the right to close the exitjeeived a petition signed hy all [sent to eity council, and as a e centre.\t]of an appeal by the city, should ancl *hat in doing so, the city the proprietors on Lomas result, the exit was closed.A : The plantiff, represented byilhere be one.\tcommitted an illegal act.\tstreet alleging that the Shop-short time later if was re-open ; Paul-Emile Brazeau, Q.C., asks In ihe event that the city Three weeks ago.after city ping Centre exit caused in ed by person or persons un-(damages of $100,000 for dam-should fail to comply with a attorney Albert Rivard told'creased traffic and therefore known.The eily erected new .ages caused by loss of business ruling that the exit be opened council lhal the city was with- increased danger to their chil- barriers which were also quiet-and deprivation of legal rights.]-\u2014_______\u2014\u2014_____________ The suit also asks the [lo order the immediate iing of the exit thereby court open- allow-| ing the Shopping Centre its BRIEFLETS - BROME - Rummage Sale Town Hall, Brome, Friday, May 12, 1 p.m.Ladies\u2019 Guild.LENNOXVILLE Winners of the T.V, and chair raffles by the St.Anthony's Ladies Society, T.V., Mrs.Bes-;sant, R.R.1, Compton, chair,1 Mr.Paul Wylde, Portland St., Sherbrooke.- SHERBROOKE - Rummage sale, Synagogue: Hall, Montreal Street, Wednesday.May 10 at 2 p.m.Rummage Sale in Plymouth Church Hall on Wednesday morning.May 10th at 9.30.\u2022 .a ::r-re scEq if ly removed during the night.'The exit remained open unlil council decided three weeks ago to erect barriers that \"will only be opened by blasting,\u201d To hold outing of l\u2018a ht a I (Mm UmissH, (), of SI Sylvrslre, who tliud Sun (lay wink* lie whn kiinnn; luavos, has not bren se-t.Sherbrooke student wins law honors Gerald Des marais of sher brook* has been awarded the Governor General s medal for Hie highest mark* in the Dniver shy of Sherbrooke's final ex ams for a license in law.Another Sherbrooke boy, Guv Genest, was awarded the yue bee Bar Association prize for Civil Procedure.The Lieutenant Governor'* medal for Ihe best result* m Civil Law was awarded to Jean Marier ol DrumrnondvilJe The results were announced today by the university.The Faculty of Law of Ihe University of Sherbrooke has also announced the names of Ibe other candidates who were successful in (heir final exam ! imitions for a license in law.j They are.Gerald Desmarais of Sherbrooke; Gilles Fontaine of Weorion, Guy Bertrand, St.! Lucie de Beauregard: Jean Mar ! icr.Dnirnmomlville; Gilles Pons sard, of Riviere du Loup; Guyl Genest, Sherbrooke: Michel Sim-! ard, St.Wenoeslas; Mare Berger on, Sherbrooke; Mare Bourgeois, Montreal: Morlimer Constan j line, Mon I real; Gilles Cotilombe.! Sherbrooke Rosaire Desbiens.Chicoutimi; Laurent Dube, Riv j iere du Loup; Georges Yvon Gouin, Sherbrooke: Claude Groleau, Fast Broughton; Bay nald Guay, Lauzon, and Rene Guilbaull, Oulremont.a mM If, .f m mt A meeting of ter of the New ( ANUSA chap Fngland Campers Association is planned for June II at the Weeosbye camp grounds at.Little Lake Magog.Members and those interested in joining the organization are invited to attend.Those who wish to may set up camp on Saturday.YVON SIROIS DISPENSING OPTICIAN \u2022\tContact Lenses \u2022\tHearing Aid Glasses 18 Wellington North, Apt.8 Sherbrooke \u2014 LO.2-7095 HARP fARP WARP WARP EVERSHARF ballpoint with Triangular Comfort Grip °n/y Qgf Women* Canadian Club of the Eastern Townships dinner meeting.Mayfair Room.New t-^BESTOS TREE-PLANTING programs get under way Monday when workmen under the Sherbrooke Hotel, Wednesday, guidance of Cypricn Frechette of Asbestos started on the planting of some 1,000 trees in the May 10th at 7 p.m.Speaker: area.The trees are being placed along the highways leading inlo the town, in the park and Mrs.Frances Shelley Wees Sub- school and private yards, at the golf course and cemetery.Mr.Frechette at the extreme right I ject; \u201cMysterie* of New China.\u201d,i* supervising the work,\tiRecord Photo by Win.I.upaj^ j_ AU BON MARCHE WILL da r THURSDAY Letter To The Editor 5l)ccbrookeDaili| Kecotd Established February 9, 1897, Incorporating the Sherbrooke Gaiatte (est.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (eat.187S).Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company, Ltd., 119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, of which Edna A.Beerworth is Secretary-Treasurer.Subscription Rates: Carrier delivery in Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships, 30 cents weekly, $15.60 per yeer.Mail subscription in Canada, Great Britain, or the United States, 1 year $9,00.6 month* $5.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.25.Single copies Sc; Back copies, 5c; over 30 days, 10c, over 90 days old, 25c.\"Authorized as second cless mall, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" rUESDAY, MAY 9, 1961 Bonussing inefficiency The idea of paying an inefficient or even dishonest employee dismissed from company service for failure to perform his duties a higher pension than given a man who retired after long years of faithful service would seem abhorrent to the ordinary businessman.But this is the very condition that exists in connection with Canadian armed forces\u2019 pensions today.House of Commons defence committee members heard of the case of a 38-year-old naval officer dismissed last year for inefficiency \u2014 following an unexplained shortage of funds tinder his control \u2014 who was awarded a $2,7 32 annual pension, or 95 per cent of the maximum pension to which he would have been entitled on completing his term.Had he retired voluntarily his pension would have been substantially lower.The case was one of a number of rather curious incidents brought to the attention of the Commons in the report of the auditor-general, who hinted he was none-too-satisfied with some of the practises.Few taxpayers will argue with the conclusions of the auditor-general that it is time some of these rather odd regulations arc revised to cut down the drain on the national treasury.Double billing The Canadian consumer should realize that when he settles up with the cashier at the supermarket, he has only paid 'the first instalment of his food bill.After paying the grocer, butcher or farmer for the food consumed at the family table, he must make a second contribution to the federal treasury in the form of taxes.In turn the federal government remits it, in various complicated ways, back to the primary producer, the farmer, in the form of price supports and subsidies.HUB ¦ sL \u2022.\t\" 1 ¦ \"\"\t» .'T'\"''-V: ¦' 'Hrd'.KH,': r,;:'\t%)\u2022'*\u2022* \t .'T/, ¦ ;\t\u2022 r ¦ i YiMVs H ii'!%£.¦(> V STREET SCENE; Beoconsfield, Buckinghamshire (Br.Travel Assn.) Christian family week Leading Canadian churchmen of many denominations have, over the past few years, drawn attention to the danger of allowing religion to become social activity akin to bridge groups and car pools.With the increased urbanization \u2014 and suburbanization \u2014 of family life in this country, they point out, going to and supporting a church can tend to become of brittle, shallow fashion, devoid of any real significance aside from its social aspects.This is a tendency which must be avoided if Christian principles are to have the beneficial effect on our everyday life which they are capable of exerting.One good way to make religion a more meaningful and personal inspira- REPORTING OTTAWA \u2014 It was an average day in the House of Commons.MPs asked 32 questions of the government, and weren\u2019t much wiser with the replies they got.Speaker Roland Michener reproved or shut up seven MPs, including Prime Minister Diefenbaker, who were out of order.Four MPs protested, with indifferent success, that they had been injured or insulted by other MPs.A dozen times Tory MPs hooted, barked, brayed, yapped and snarled in an effort to howl down opposition critics.Liberal Paul Martin worked himself up into histrionic indignation for the umpteenth time this session.CCF leader Hazen Argue continued to win support for Tommy Douglas in the New Party leadership \u201crace.\u201d John Diefenbaker preened ! over his skillful thrusts at his I opponents, and Hie Tory gaggle clacked appreciatively.it was a good average day.*\t*\t4 A boast of the prime minister is that he has restored Parliament to its former glory.So far as I know he has never bothered to explain in any detail how his House of Commons is more glorious than Louis St.Laurent\u2019s House of Commons, but perhaps lhat is so self-evident as to need no explanation.For instance, it has a Conservative majority .But if parliament\u2019s glory is based on discourtesy, on refusal to answer questions from the opposition, on the clacking of the Tory claque, on howling down criticism, on mob manipulation, then Ibis is indeed a glorious parliament.Almost daily this lime of Pocahontas ACROSS X Pocahontas was an American -princess 7\tSearch for provisions 8\tOld-womanish - princess Scatter 7ChietPPowhatan {?»?rfned washer- H Girls 13\tEvening party 14\tMember of an Iroquoian tribe 15\tFeminine appellation 16\tLaughing 17\tCompass point 18\tUtopian 20\tDoe (Scot.) 21\tAnimal covering* 23 Scoff 26\tBefore 27\tRipped 31\tGirl's nams 32\tOperatic solo 33\tParody 34\tRave 35\tHeavy volume 36\tAugment 39 Conclude* «Thoroughfares 43 Oriental porgy 46\tShe married John \u2014 47\tSailor (slang) B0 Sharp outcry 62 All 54 Feminine name 65 Staggered 56 Governmental securities 67 Klfers DOWN 1\tSmall island 2\tNegative replie! 3\tPartake of food 4\tInternal Revenue offioe fab.) 6 Eagle\u2019s seat appellation 12 Ratio 19 Auricle 21\tPrattles 22\tLooks fixedly 23\tJoke 24\tNevada county 25\tBiblical name 28\tAlgerian seaport 29\tFriiit peet 30\tBurmese wood sprites 36 Smells Answer to Previoua Puzzle 001:1 wmn u 11 87\tSmall state (ab.) 47 River hr New 88\tPostpones\tMexico 41\tBarter\t48 Soviet city 42\tDoctrine\t49 Couches 43\tRussian ruler 61 Entomology 44\tCulmination\t(ab,) 45\tPersia\t53 Golfer\u2019s mound r\u201d\t2\t3\t4\tT\"\t6\t\t7\t8\t9\tlA\tIt\t12 13\t\t\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t\t\t 15\t\t\t\t\t\t\tIS\t\t\t\t\t 17\t\t\t\t18\t\t19\t\t\t\t20\t\t \t\t\t21\t\t\t\t\t\t22\t\t\t 23\t2*\t25\t\t\t26\t\t\t«7\t\t28\tÎ9\t30 il\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tjÉ \u2019\t\t\t\t w\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t(jgSu\t\t\t\t W\t\t\t\t\t\t37\t\tjap\t\t\t\t \t\t\t40\t41\t\t\t\t42\t\t\t\t 43\t\t4Â\t\tas\t\t\t\t\t\t47\t48\t49 ST\t\t\t51\t\t\t\tli\t\t53\t\t\t sr\t\t\t\t\t\t\t5s\t\t\t\t\t ST\"\t\t\t\t\t\t\t67\t\t\t\t\t9 lion is to make it an integral part of family living.Many churches in Canada are marking Christian Family Week riming these next six days.Sunday was celebrated as C hristian Family Sunday in many churches.Emphasis is being placed on stewardship in the family during the week \u2014 an aspect of Christian responsibility too often forgotten in a too-prevalent atmosphere of taking, instead of giving I he emphasis on the family unit is a commendable one.It is an emphasis that should be remembered and practised at aM times, for upon the Christian strength of our families depends in large measure the moral strength of our strength of our country and our way of life.year classes of school kids are queued up outside the public kallery when the bell rings to signify the opening of the day\u2019s sitting.Often high school classes travel hundreds of miles by bus in this field exercise in civics, this practical lesson in How Our Country Is Governed.They file in and take their seats \u2014 fresh cheeked, big eyed, with awe and pride and reverence competing emotions in their breasts.I saw one teacher lead her charges out the other day, only half way through the question period.* # * The maintenance of classroom discipline in the Commons is too much to expect of Speaker Michener.After all, MPs are supposed to be responsible adults, not school children.But the fact is that the nation's law givers give short shift to their own laws, their rules of parliamentary decorum.Speaker Michener tries to be impartial, to rule without fear or favor, and at the same time to preserve the appearance of political impartiality by being no more critical of misdemeanors among opposition MPs than he is among government MPs.If he tries to hew to an arithmetical one for-one line, he has to ignore a good deal of the un-seemingly behavior among the Tories because they outnumber the opposition four to one.Another way he tries to maintain a balance is by apportioning to the opposition a share of the responsibility for Conservative mob emotion.If the opposition would avoid \"argumentative\u201d questions, he implies, the Tories wouldn\u2019t he goaded to rage and uproar.Diefenbaker doesn't help.He often transgresses the rules himself in the heat of the political fray, and one assumes he is not unhappy to have his backbenchers work off their boredom and frustration on the Grits and the CCF.It makes it easier for Diefenbaker to control the unwieldy Tory majority.But not easier for Michener.Symbols of tragedy Child's shoes stir Bygone Days memories THIRTY YEARS AGO The following headed their respective classes in schools of District one and two in Editor.Sherbrooke Record, Sir, The writer was among the many who were surprised, and stunned to read your editorial i\"Small Stick Diplomacy\u201d in the Record issue of April 25th.last, dealing with the recent unsuccessful invasion of Cuba by forces, which, you state, were aided and abetted by the United State».Had we not known definitely that President Kennedy was not on the editorial staff of the \u201cRecord\u201d we would have placed the blame on him, because the views expressed in the editorial in question, especially in paragraph 3, which I beg to quote, \u201cTheir biggest mistake, it seems, was not to use force in Cuba, but that they chose to WASHINGTON\u2019S DOCTORS (Kitchener-Waterloo Record) The truth about George Washington's trouble was his poorly fitting false teeth is not as widely known as the fable about his boyhood confession concerning a cherry tree.The inexpertness of Washington\u2019s dentist, however, was matched by that of his doctors.After exposing himself to cold and snow on Dec.12, 1799, the ex-president of the United States came down with \u201cquinsy\u201d (an abscess near the tonsils) and died two days later despite truly drastic treatments by his physicians.These included four bleedings, gargles of \u201cmolasses, vinegar and butter,\u201d a blistering poultice on his throat, strong cathartics and hot foot baths.do it half heartedly\u201d could only be voiced by one, who like Mr.Kennedy, wishes to interfere in the domestic affairs of a sovereign country and is willing to go to all lengths \u2014 including civil war and perhaps even a world wide conflagration \u2014 to force his views on others.We heard President Kennedy on T.V.giving an embittered account of how Hungarian streets ran red with blood during the Red Purge of that country a few years ago, but, what about the landing beaches of Cuba?Apparently Mr.Kennedy, and the Record, were not concerned as to the possibility of casualties in that area.Wholesale meddling in the domestic affairs of sovereign states has been one of the most outstanding characteristics of the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations, and, if continued, and supported by the press of other nations, can bring about but one result \u2014 war with all its horrors.This grim possibility should also bring into clear focus the supreme folly of our \u2014 statesmen?who allowed the United States to construct three lines of defence across our Dominion \u2014 the ef ficiency of these stations in this day of ICBM being on a par with the usefulness of a roof of ; worn-out wooden shingles \u2014 no good as a shelter when it is raining, and a No.1 fire hazard in dry weather.I think that It would be fitting, and fair to all parties con-ieerned to finish this letter as lit was begun, by quoting an-I other excerpt from the same editorial which reads \u201cClearly a new approach to Cuban-United States relations must be sought.\u201d With this we all agree.C.W.McVetty Inverness, Que.May 4, 1961.By REUBEN SLONIM and kill, hut they were power- skulls and bones and tens of JERUSALEM \u2014 (TNS) \u2014 The Hess against the little pair of tll0llsancls of shoes of little chit-doctor held up a child's pair oH h Their nolirv wis to nau- dren' A pair nf thcm 1 brought the closing exercise at East shoes, and in an Instant the\t\t' \u201ehiulr\u201en U)!back with me.\u201d\tClifton: District one: Gordon Then from his briefcase he D e nl p s e y> shirley Bain, real meaning of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising of the early 1940\u2019s was clear Adolf Eich-mann looked at those shoes.His face was impassive.Dr.Abraham Ber man director of a psychological institute in Poland before the war seemed in his testimony to be submitting an exhibit not to the court but to Hie tight lipped man in the glass cage.The doctor had salvaged the little shoes from an estimated million of them scattered over the field of deatli at Treblinka /as to pau-j perize the little children make them IkiUc beggars roam romoveci a bundle in a red ,, ing the streets.\thandkerchief, unwrapped it (,e\tTrans Can.I\u2019ipt\t24\t23'\tH The Larochelle Fish and\tTriad Oil\t2.16\t2 15\t Gam* Club members had a\tZeller's\t38\t\t busy day last week when\tBan.Can Nal.\t59\t59 1)\t they stocked the Three Lakes.\tBank of Mont.\t65\t65\t Several hundred Northern\tBank '>i N.S.\t73\t\t pike were placed in the wat*\tCan.R of Coin\t64\t64'\t\"l ers.Roger Heinond, secretary\tRoyal Bank\t75'\"'n\t75-'\tH of the Federation of the\tTor Dom Bank\t631 »\t63%\t >adde Lillian Corey, at the ago tf 75 years.Resting at the residence of Ins son, Maurice, North latley from Tuesday, May 9th it 4 p.m.Funeral service from ;t.Barnabas Church.North latley on Wednesday, May 10th ,t 2.00 p.m.Archdeacon T.1 datthews officiating.Interment n St.James Cemetery, Hatley.!\t1.Bishop Funeral Chapel HAIGHT, Sarah At Lowell O 2 9977.\tj Lodge.Hatley, Que, on Tues- tt.n, May 9.1!NH.Sarah Knmu 10UDREAU, Raymond U Haight, in her WMli year, wife therhrooke.Quo .on Tuesday, of the late James Haight, form-lay 9th, UXil, Raymond Bond :or resident of Georgeville, Que.eau, aged 14 years, 9 months Remains resting at (\u2019ass Funeral >oloved son of Roger Boudreau Home, Rock Island, where uni Henriette Cabana, of K.R 4, friends may call this evening, 'horlvmoko, Aseot Road.Re Funeral sen ice on Wednesday, nains resting al Gerard Mon May 10, at St.Georges Angli ette's Funeral Home, 83 Bow en can Church, Georgeville, al 200 \\\\o South Funeral service on p.m .Rev I Westinan officiât ¦\u2019inlay, May 12th, at 9 am, iniing Interment MaeDherson 'oeur Immaculée De Mane t'emetery.'huivh.Interment in St Mich | ad's Cemetery.\tKETCHAM, May Fosi At Ma- got.Quo , on Monday, May 8.flllfth G\t1981.May Foss Keteham, he U\tloved wife of Frederick O LOWRY Roland and I'heda Keleham.o( Kastman.Que .and (nee .Lu-ksonl of Sawyen ille are h,,iovod mother of Mrs.Wilmer happy In nmnumee the hirlli of lummian (Monica) and Mrs their son on May the Sherbrooke Weight, 7 It's, fi c/ Hier for Christine 7th, 1981 at Hospital.A little bro- Fish und Game Clubs for the Eastern Towmships was on hand to help the local group * * * Connie Dion, pro al the Asbestos Golf Club has been busy the past weeks in preparing Lhe grounds for an active summer.Several members have been oui playing, * * * An \u201coutsider\" who was causing a disturbance in a local restaurant was taken to the police station and then to Sherbrooke where the judge fined him $35 and costs.The Asbestos police apprehended a local boy who had broken into the AAA Bowling alley two weeks ego.He appeared in Sherbrooke Court for sentence.CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE Closing II > Anglo Nfld\t8'tr\t8 Cdn.Ing.Rand 42 Cons.Paper 41 G 411 Min.X- Ont.Pap at)1.Traders \"A\"\t4H1.\t481 Trans-Mt.Oil P.LV-» ID Quebec Tel, 45'ï 45V MINKS \u2014 Advocate\t4.15 Alta.Gas Trunk 3(Fl.r DO'1 Cassiai Cons.Denison Gunnar Hollinger Kerr Addison New Hosco Permo Pfd.Quemont Sleep itoek 14 :U fl.!)rrrfl Richmond, Qu\u20ac.May .¦), 1%1.TAYLOR Mrs Kidc» I\u2019aylor p.isscd uw.iy nt 11.50 a .in.M on-d;iy( May 8 nl Women's Co I Inge Toron 1 o.2 30 p.m.F (i n r r a 1 Thursday.In lîîciKuriaiit of THE MARKET TODAY fGreenshield* & Co Ltd.) 32'/8 up BISHOP In loving mrmory our dear mothrr and dad, ' Ce-~*a_Aw 1951 by NEA.Ine.T.M.Ho*.U.S.Put.Off.JEFF BUCHAN0N AND YOU KNEW THAT MOUNTIE: WHO ARE YOU WORKING FOR ANYWAY?, YOU TRYIN' TO CALM DOWN, CAPTAIN / I ONLY MET HIM ONCE-AND I'M A NEWSPAPERMAN, NOT A MO SNEAKY TRICK, I CALLS IT-NOW WE CAN'T USE THAT COVE AGAIN ' Yr HFÏ I w/ÆÊ, wmmm wm////M//A TSLLLIN TRUTH L'lL ABNER SO YO'THINIKS THIS LI'L GAL WILL MAKE TH\u2018 PERFECK MAMMY TO HONEST ABE?NATCHERLY.\" SHE'S HOMELY, OLD, AN'STRICT\" SHE'S AS, NEAR LIKE YO'AS ANY MERE HOOMIN BEAN CAN GIT.\" GOTTA MEET TEST.\" HONEST Y(-'MiSS TURNIP WHOMPEC ABE ALL TH/S UR FOR ME\" ON, AH LOVES THET OLE BATff-) r GOTTA LOVE.HER.\" vJ// W\\ I Legion Auxiliary equips lounge of Memorial Home STANSTEAD \u2014 The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Frontier Legion Branch met in the; Memorial Home on May 2.A welcome was extended to Mrs.C.Walsh and to Mrs.Edna McArthur, both of whom have been absent most of the winter.The Dominion Day celebration was discussed at some length but nothing definite was decided in regards to entering a float.Bills, including one for over S235.for furnishing the upstairs lounge, were ordered paid.It was decided to hold a food sale on May 18 in the Southern Canada Power office, starting at 2 o\u2019clock, and that every member should be asked to contribute either food or money since the funds are very low.Mrs.Walsh voiced her appreciation to those who had remembered her during her illness.The next meeting will be on June 6 at 7:30 p.m.in the Legion Memorial Home.After adjournment a white elephant auction was held with Mrs.Wineta Miller, auctioneer.Parcels were purchased unopened and provided amusement as well as a profit of almost $20.Lunch was served by Mrs.Ada Curtis, Mrs.Alberta Milway, Mrs.Vernice Middleton.Mrs.June Leslie and M r s.Miriam Osborne.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TUES.MAY 9, 1961 Kiwanians at Waterloo make summer plans WATERLOO \u2014 An interesting film on Brazilia, the new capital of Brazil, highlighted the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis Club.The film, presented by the Brazilian Ariwajs, showed the construction of the finished city, which is so arranged that all government buildings are easily reached from any point.Even pupils have not more than 350 feet to walk to the nearest school.Several items of business were discussed.It was decided that $15 each be given to the English and French Boy Scout Groups for local work.Roger McKergow reported that the club was working with the Women\u2019s Institute again this year on the School Garden project.The club will pay for the seeds and the garden prizes.The annual School Fair will be held on Sept.9.In Little League Baseball.Ray Stretch accepted the job as Umpire-in-Chief with Gerry McGovern, assistant.Alden Perkins accepted the job of organizing a canvass for funds for Little League.The drawing for a door was postponed until May 9, as some stubs were not in.Singing was provided by The Jolly Trio, Roger McKergow, Butch Bouchard and Tom Wilkinson.Seated at the head table were: President Art Reed, Waller Hughes, Dick Stoddard, Gene Sheppard and John Chap- MAGOG \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Hyde entertained a few friends at their home, on Bullard Street, on April 29, the occasion being, their 40th wedding anniversary.During the evening on behalf of; their friends they were present-) ed with a painting.Mr.and Mrs.Gary Gaunt, and baby son, of Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.Gaunt, Bullard St.WATERLOO \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Victor Masters, of Huntingville, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.Lowry and Mr.Harvey Lowry.Miss Anne Maybury of Granby was also a weekend guest at the same home.EAST PINNACLE \u2014 Mr.V.Lessard has rented the house on his farm to people from Granby who took possession May .2.Tummy turmoil on eat-and*run days?Probably\u2014but you don\u2019t haxe to suffer heartburn or acid indigest ion ! 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The Canadian Girls\u2019 in Train-! PRESS CLUB The Canadian Women\u2019s Press Kt«prBios Edges In Lin* T Mok* Tube for Long Biot Join Btai Binding I On Gram The monthly meeting of the .\t, i St.Agnes Guild was held at firm, finely woven fabrics such the home of Mrs ft saanum as linen, gingham, percale make the nicest bandings, bindings or facings, are easiest for true turned edges throughout.Dear Mrs.Picken: My sewing is not as neat, \"finished\u201d looking as I\u2019d like it.What do I wrong?\u201d A.G.Dear A.G,: Straighten fabric with the grain, press fabric before placing pattern.18th.Ave., with Miss Doris Price as co hostess.The president, Mrs.M.G Mandigo, opened the meeting with prayers and routine re ports were read.acted as best man for the groom, ing, with their leaders were en- Club was formed in 1904 by The ushers were Mr.Wade Gif-itertained recently by Mrs.Geo a group of pioneer Canadian ford and Mr.Francis Saffin both Hall at her home, Cliff Road.women journalists, of Danville, Que.\t; Mrs.O.Williams, leader, pres- Mrs.Davis, mother of Hie 'f* the absence of the Pres-bride, wore a cinnamon brown\tVirginia Astbury brooke High School student to linen suit, white hat, dark! The meeting opened by re- erôonals Friends of Mr.Leslie Warner, Reid Street, Lsnnoxville, will be sorry to learn he is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital following a siericMs aeddeot at the i Philip Carey Co., Lennox ville.the United Nations Séminaire being held at Macdonald College this spring.The Chapter agreed to send a girl to the Y.W.C.A.this summer to participate in the special activities being held at the Day Camp.Plans were completed for the brown accessories and corsage :Pea^n\u201d ,*le PurPose> an(i Scrip ture verse.i The minutes were read, by the secretary Diane Johnson.The treasurer\u2019s report was of white carnations.Mrs.Gallup mother of the groom chose a two-piece dress of navy blue crepe.She wore a white hat and navy blue accessories and corsage of white carnations.read, and a sum of money was voted to be sent to the Stewardship Commitment Montreal.Final plans were made for Following the eeremonv a re- the Mother and Daughter Ban- Image sale to be held during the The treasurer, Mrs.H.Price, latter part of April and the first do gave a report on the success- few days in May, ful Salad Bar Tea.\t! After the meeting refresh- Spring Fashion Tea and rum- r.uuuvv\u2018uë \"\tV me Motncr ana uau8mer Kan mace sale to be held during the ception was held in the Bruns- quet to be held May 11 1961 in The president thanked the members and all others who [had helped with the tea.! A rummage sale will be held Pin baste seams, so each piecelin Ihe Church Hall on Thurs-of fabric joins its mate perfect j day, May 18th.at 2 p.m.Mem-ly.Stitch as straight as you can,!hers were asked to go to the press each seam open before it joins another.Press as you sew, so that the finished garment will have a smoothness that bespeaks good workmanship.MOTHER\u2019S DAY MAY 14th, SUNDAY Give Mother a gift she'll appreciate TAKE from Henry's.1 OF ADVANTAGE HENRY\u2019S IQth ANNIVERSARY SALE OUR SALE STILL CONTINUES - - - our prices are the same as advertised last week \u2014 TAKE NOTE OF THESE ITEMS \u2014 ideal for Mother's Day giving.?DUSTERS \u2014 so pretty and practical \u2014 from\t.Tlioiijjltl for loiltiy | Disobedience is the beginning of evil and the broad way to ruin.(D.Davies).ments were served by the hostesses Mrs.Fred Page and Mrs.Durrant.CATHOLIC WOMEN\u2019S LEAGUE wick Hotel.The brides\u2019 table was centered by a three-tiered wedding cake and attractively arranged With white candles and red roses.Later Mr.and Mrs.Gallup (left for a wedding trip to Florida.The bride travelling in a black and white fitted suit with hall the night before to sort out the articles and to help at the sale if possible.The next meeting will be held in the Church Hall on June 6th., with Mrs.H.Billson and Mrs.F.Varney as hostesses.Trinity Church tea room.Mrs.A.B.Lovelace will be the guest speaker.Diane Johnson will graduate from C.G.I.T.Graduation ceremony will be held in Montreal May 13, 1961.The Devotional Period was in today-tomorrow every day charge of Mrs.B.Hyatt, leader, black and white accessories, and!with Mrs.O.Williams at the corsage of red carnations.jpiano.The offering was taken and dedicated by Mrs.B.Hyatt.The meeting closed after which refreshments were served The last regular monthly meeting of Our Lady of Good Upon their return Mr.and Counsel Council, prior to the Mrs.Gallup will reside in St Summer vacation, took place Martin, Que, recently in St.Patrick s Church Guests were present at the Hall.Mrs.Paul J.McKenna,]wedcnng from Windsor Mills, newly elected president Pres | Danville, Knowlton, Sutton, \u2018c\u2019'n,g'\t,.\t\u201e\t, Isherbrooke, Montreal, Kingsey I he reading of 'tm minirte!!jFalls, St.Lambert, St.Eustache I.O.D.E.ALDERSHOT CHAPTER The regular monthly mect- of the last meeting then took place followed by the Convcn .^.j,^ |ers reports.Mrs.McKenna stated that sur-le Lac and Massachusetts, m in 1 111 \u20183.29 * CAR COATS so practical for spring season's newest fabrics from .and fall wear Si 10.99 10% DISCOUNT LINGERIE BLOUSES 1.99 and s2.99 $1 99 J s< from\tand LIMITED TIME OFFER \u2014 A free panty girdle with the purchase of a regular girdle.Mold 'n' hold or\tfSC \u2014 Si Magic Controller MOVING?LO.9-5105 ART CRAWFORD 89 A henaq-.iL Sherbrooke Authorized Agents for MOV* (North^jWnc .VAKDNES.I* ling of Ihe Aldershot Chapter I.O.D.E.took place at the I.O.D.E.House on April 20th with the vice regent Mrs.George Foreman presiding.Services Secretary, Mrs.Allan Wark reported that a needy family had been cared for.Two hours of voluntary work was devoted by members to the Cancer Clinic.The Chapter voted to pay $100 towards the I.O.D.E.Memorial Bursary.A specified amount was also voted towards sending a Sher JMay 12 and 13 were the days 9.95 \u201c \u201812.50 .' 5 (g I V On her \"Day of Days' Give Flowers from Milford\u2019s Flowers IMS delight | Our experienced staff will help you choose the \"right gift\" \u2014 Cut flowers \u2014 corsages, plants \u2014 TEL LO.9-2567 143 Frontenac St.set aside this year for the annual League Tag days, and all members arc kindly asked to assist in this project.May 20th - Day of Prayer to be held in St.Patrick's Church.Members are invited to get in touch with the spiritual Convener at 2-8051 for the arrangement of alloted time.May 25 English Sermon, and Benediction and enrollment of new members in the guard of] Honor at the Blessed Sacrament Chapel on Cresse St.The meeting was brought to a close, after which refreshments were served.\t\t '\"IMHIflil - Mrs.mem- Fashion Tips Belted Woolens In Paris colectionis woollen1 dresses have leather inserts FIRST LADY JUDGE at the waistline.A narrow Therese Lemay-Lavoie, woolen belt is knotted in ber of the bar since 1950, has) front.\tjbeen named municipal! judge for _________| St, George-Est, 59 miteis south of Quebec City.She is the firs! woman judge in Quebec's history.Judge Lemay-Lavoie is a graduate of Laval University.(CP Photo) sfi: with a lifl* ; Gifts in leather .lasting and always appreciated \u2014 Quality gifts from J.N.BGISVERT & FILS 5 King St.West, SHERBROOKE Tel.LO.2-0938 ALSO Umbrellas, Jewel Boxes, Petit Point Novelties, Travelling Clocks.ROOM AIR CONDITIONER! 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WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES SILVER & GOLDEN WEDDINGS INITIATIONS, ETC.STUDIO BELISLE ENR.Main St.West \u2014 Tel.VI.9-2393 COATICOOK fourth in the peniten-had taken on a special meaning.people and leading citizens.Thus, on the second Sunday 1 ^ in May 1908, Mother\u2019s\tDay was\tThat\tday was selected be n* v'ho\t.s>mbollzfd the good- first\tobserved \u2014 on\ta local\tcause it was the day on which n®**\u2019 p*\tlen,ce anri suftenng of basis \u2014 in Miss Jarvis\u2019 home-Miss Jarvis\u2019 mother w as born.*ll_ :'eT.'opd* W l,h devout-town.Philadelphia^\tThe carnation \u2014 red for living ness ®\"d dignified devotion By Spurred by m\u2019iss Jarvis'mothers, white for those de-,,lc\tMidlent Sun- speeches and\tcorrespondence,\tceased \u2014 was chosen as\tthe;'13-'\t~~ the observance\twas broadened\tfloral symbol because il\twas\ttlal\t?, oa to pay tribute to living as w ell her mother's favorite, as ' deceased\tmothers, and\tIn the years that have pass-\tIt\twas\tknown\tas\tMothering quickly spread\tto other cities\ted, the observance of the\tday\tSunday.\"\tOn\tthat\tday\tpeople across the U.S.and into Can- has spread from the U.S.andjtook gifts to their mother ada.\tCanada\tto all parts of Europe, church\tand to their earthly in\t1914.President\tWoodrow\tJapan.\tMexico and many other mothers\tas well It also was a day on which youthful appren Spooner Pond Wi prepâres entries < tiu r homes to akè rèmem ~\tr r\t;brances or trinkets to their j mothers.\tPay ing such visits was called,\tappropriately, \u2018\u2018going ja-mothering.\u201d i If the distance home was too Women's Institute met on May Social service convener, Mrs,|8\u2018eat 101 a\t''M' >n A.D.S.student chosen to visit United Nations DANVILLE \\t the annual dance and card party hold \\pril JS.in the \\ It S High School Auditorium, it was an nounced that Gary Livingstone of the school, would be the local delegate to the L n i t e d Nations Pilgrimage for Youth.Gary, 16 years of age, is a son of Mr and Mrs.Roy Living stone.The student is sponsored solely by the Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges of Danville Prize winners at cards were; Bridge: Ladies' 1st.M r s .H.Lockwood; intermediate score.Miss Salway; men's 1st \u2014 Rev D.Blair; intermediate score, H.S.Brown.500: Ladies' 1st.Mrs BRIGHAM \u2014 ' SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TITS, MAY 9.1961 News has been received here The funeral of Mrs Martha turned after spending a few of the death of Mr.Alec Little Quigley, took place on May t*.days visiting friends in Bishop-n Penticton.BC.where he from the Catholic Church in ton and Sherbrooke, bas lived the past six years Be Farnham.where she had lived Mr.and Mrs.Eric Burnett tore going to Penticton Mr and for over 40 years Mrs Quigley of Montreal, were guests of Mr.Mrs Little and their son in-law had been ill at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.Crawford, and daughter.Mr and Mrs and Mrs.Jean Joanette for sev- Mr.and Mrs H.Sharp spent Roy Steel, resided here for se\\ oral months prior to her death a day in Richelieu visiting eral years\tj Mrs.Clark Powers has re relatives.HAPPY To the Mothers of Coaticook and Vicinity.Z7 v\tMOTHER'S DAY ,\t- GREETINGS .I .\\ to all Mothers .IP?their very special day, SUNDAY, MAY 14th.on I OR.RAOUL LAURENCE I , \u2019\tDENTIST 14Z Cutting 5t.\u2014COA I iCOOK\u2014Tel.VI.9-2824 MOTHER DESERVES YOUR ATTENTION AND AFFECTION Think of Mother, Sunday, Mother's Day, and give her a gift of Chocolates\u2014 Toilet Articles\u2014Greeting Cards.MOTHERS BEERWORTH\u2019S REG\u2019D.H.G.Edwards, prop.11 Main St.Eost \u2014 Tel.VI.9-2800 COATICOOK The sale of plants, slips and 0 11 bulbs brought in $6.20.Mrs.Coles was auctioneer.The next meeting will be held on June 1 at the home of Mrs.EL Wentworth, with Mrs.G.E'ortier and Mrs.A.Coddington assisting.COATICOOK \u2014 Mr Bob McAIpinr is spend-g a few days in Paris, Ont.Friends of Mrs.Jay N.White *rcc\ti ,\u2019intle had purchased J?.ar shouhId bc Purcha,sed llle nd flower seeds for|old 1oncTs hav,ng expired Ma> '¦ The Town is currently carry- MOTHER S DAY GREETINGS to all Mothers! Pond WI prepares entries for competition at annual convention SPOONER POND \u2014 The application to the doctor.4 at the home of Mrs.R.Harri- B.Rodgers, reported one sun\t£''%prentîè\u2019csU were \u201cex son.with Mrs H.Vigneault and shine box sent, and she was »\t^ (0 Mrs.B.Perkins assisting\tasked to send one to another ^\t,0 srr,V(, on Moth*rin8 The president, Mrs.Parkes.shut-in.\t.Sunday.These notes might be welcomed Mrs.Perkins back.Tllc monthly drawing, a pic- termed the first Mother's Dav after several months spent in [UrPi made and donated byicards.Florida.\tMrs.B.Perkins, was won by Four of the six place-mats.yirs w'.Parkes, the sum of for entry in the shirriff-Salada $4 50 being realized.Horsey competition.\"ere l1is' a quiz conducted by Mrs.F.played, and the completed set Pintle was won by Mrs.Pierce, will be taken in to Macdonald College by Mrs.Beattie, May 25.An article will also be sent by Mrs.Coddington for entry in the over-65-years-of age contest.Names of members going on the bus trip to the convention, were given in.and members not present will be contacted.Final plans were made regarding the donation of food,\t_\t.\t, for the County dinner, for;\u2018ng a few days m Pans.Ont.which this branch is catering.Those taking articles for the \"'\".\"\"\"f\t'v\u201c\u2018\u201c\tn sales table are.Mrs.\tln lhc Sherbrooke Hos- Malelte Mrs.F Mastine.Mrs.1 a '\t.N.Mastine.Mrs.D.Oakley and , ® Cy1!'1\" T6'\u20198 a'T remlnded Mrs.E.Pierce\tl'h,ait llc'fm'ces fw Ille ''ul're\u201c: Mrs.F.W vegetable and was 'refmbursed^by the^dona'\tarlmiaI lion of ten cents per member.j MlfiS Ethe,f cgummi an(, Pamphlets on various\t.Miss Louise Smith have return- cultural topics were distributed e(, after spendin , lhe winler in W.A Smith; intermediate, Mrs \\s Bagiev; men's 1st, \\V.Bagiev : E.Flanders.A prize for the chair bearing the lucky number was won by Mrs.Charlie Webb.A Retail House offering quality, variety and distinctive merchandise.15 and 23 Main St.\u2014 COATICOOK \u2014 Tel.VI.9-2771 4lüÜ 900 wm \\ -Pound capacity to members.i Florida.Citizenship convener.Mrs.J Walker read a resolution |o relurned hom af stores remaining open in this, Ash|ar Lodge weIcomed 16: distnct on Good ^nday^\tmembers of Lake Magog Lodge M?s E Pierce reporwd a a' i,s rP^\u2018lar meting, when\\ f ,\t1 second degree was exemplified quantity o finished work on M(,mbers of Ashlar L()dP0 are hand for the Cancer Socie y,|invite(1 ,o make a ^ j and expects to give out shortly' Ma n Fo|)owi thc mcc(\u2019 further supplies for work\th refreshments were served Mrs.H.Blanchard mentioned; ____________________________ cu' the speed with which cancer dressings can be supplied on JEAN LINCOURT, F.l.l.C.Chartered Insurance Broker A man wiho represents com panics that have invested heavily in the future of Canada! 120 Child Street - COATICOOK -Tel.VI.9-2703 GIVE HER A GIFT SHE SO WELL DESERVES.HERE ARE JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS.ASSORTED CUT GLASS CRYSTAL \u2014 A gift she\u2019ll cherish\t$1 always 2,95 up M\t \tY\tjÉj '-If Æzk\t.kf\t# \\ \\\t> Jr;;f\tH™'1\" , »\u2022'.'K ij\tJe 'll.\"PYREX\"\t COFFEE WARMER Useful and £7 CA decorative \u2014\t|\t\"ROYAL DOULTON\" FIGURES \u2014 Something she'll really like.Illustrated:\tSkjc-OO Penelope 1901 iVl\" CUPS & SAUCERS Choose from Queen Ann or Royal Albert Design - s1.50 J.S.MITCHELL & CO.LTP.164 WELLINGTON NORTH SHERBROOKE THESE LEADING SHERBROOKE STORES WILL BE THURSDAY, AY 11th TO FACILITATE MOTHER\u2019S DAY SHOPPING! 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deal,\tP,\"*i\t75 n 26 .317 but 1 don\u2019t give a damn who \u2022 Runs_\u2019MayS) San Francisco, wins the pennant this year if!,\u201e lo.Runs batted in\u2014Moon, 20.York Yankees, who open a two-game American League series here tonight, have been bolstered in two departments by a we can\u2019t.\u201d trade with Los Angeles Angels-i The Angeles\u2019 field manager, It was a deal in which the An-:Bill Rigney, said he was re-, gels gambled on Ryne Duremluctant to see Clevenger go, butp'\t^ and youth.\tadded:\t'natj 7 The Yankees, hard up for \u201cRemember, we got two late-inning relief pitching andjyoung players and we are try-right handed pinch hitting, gotjing to build.You have to buiid hurler Truman Clevenger andjwith youth Some clubs, such as slugger Bob Cerv.They gave!Kansas City, wenl for mature the Angels Duren, a hard-throw- players and it didn\u2019t pay off.ing but often erratic relief| Baltimore went for youngsters pitcher Johnny James, out- and it is paying oft.\u201d fielder Leroy Thomas and anj xhe youngsters in the deal are unnamed outfielder.\t|Thomas, 25, James, 28, and \u201cWe wanted Clevenger to be I maybe the unnamed outfielder, a finisher on our relief staff,: Thomas, who bats left-handed said Yankee manager Ralphjand throws right, hit .246 for Houk.\u201cLuis Arroyo has been|Kichmond Virginians of the Indoing all of the late-inning work icrnalional League last season, and we needed someone to help!in two times at bat for the Yan-him.\u201d\t!kees this season he had one hit.Clevenger, 28, a right hander.HAD 5-1 RECORD has pitched superbly in relief James, a right hander, posted for the Angeles, appearing in 12 a 4.40 earned run average with games and permitting an aver- New York last year, winning age of fewer than two earned five games and losing one.He runs:' He has a 2-1 won-losl also won three and lost two for record.\tRichmond, Duren, 31, one of the hardesr It will be Cerv\u2019s third stretch throwing pitchers in m a j 0 r '\u2022 > li I he Yankees, interspersed league baseball, was the Yan l>v tours with Kansas City and Hits\u2014T.Davis, Los Angeles, \u2014 Coleman, Cincin- [ \t\t Los Baseball MONDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE Angeles 4, Philadelphia Francisco a: Pittsburgh AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 6, Boston 5.(Only game scheduled).INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 3, Syracuse 0.San Juan 8, Toronto 1.Jersey City at Columbus ( (Only games scheduled).d.) kees\u2019 ace reliever in 1958 and 1959, when he posted earned run averages of 2.f)l and 1.87.He has been ineffective this year.WILL BE TANNED' General manager Fred Haney of the Angeles said: \u201c1 think Duren will he a better pitcher for us over the long haul than Clevenger.I didn\u2019t want to peddle Clevenger and tried two or three other guys in there, bul the Angels.He had his best sea son in 1958 when he hit .305 for Kansas City, driving in 104 runs and hitting 38 homers.He appeared in 18 games for Los Angeles but was hitting only about .200.Cerv, 34, went to the Angels from New York last year in a player draft held to stock the Angels and the American League\u2019s other new entry, Washington Senators.The Yan- Triplcs \u2014 Banks, Chicago,' Wills, Los Angeles, Amaro,| Philadelphia and Virdon and| Stuart, Pittsburgh, 3.Home runs\u2014Moon, 9, Stolen bases \u2014 Robinson and Pinson, Cincinnati, 6.Pitching\u2014Elston, Chicago and Podres, Los Angeles, 4-0, 1.000.| Strikeouts\u2014Drysdale, Los An-I geles, 39.American League AB R H Pet.I Temple, Cleve.\t76\t13\t31\t.408j Sicvers, Chicago\t74\t16\t26\t.351 Romano, Cleve.\t69\t9\t24\t.348| Battey, Minn.\t70\t14\t24\t.343] Cash, Detroit.\t73\t18\t25\t342| Runs \u2014 Kaline,\tDetroit\tand] Mantle, New York, 19 Runs batted in\u2014Mantle 24.Hits\u2014Temple, 31.Doubles\u2014Romano, 8.\tI\u2019l.ANS DISCUSSED \u2014 Shown above is Marcel Dufresne, centre, Director of Public Relations Triple, __ Wood, Detroit and for Molson\u2019s Brewery of Montreal, talking over plans for the Summer Festival which is Keough, Washington, 3.\tslated to take place here in July.On the left is George Masse, local representative for Home runs\u2014Mantle 9.\tMolson\u2019s, and Jean-Paul Pepin, also of Molson\u2019s.\t(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Stolen bases\u2014Versalles, Min-j._ i TUESDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Philadelphia St.Lo Chicag at Philadelphia »N)-Cincinnati (night).Milwaukee (night).AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at Detroit (night).New York at Kansas City (night\u2019 Baltimore at Minnesota.Boston at Los Angeles (night).Cleveland at Chicago (night).INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo at Toronto.Rochester at Syracuse.San Juan at Richmond.Jersey City at Columbus (2i.STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE nesota, 9.Pitching \u2014 Hawkins, Cleveland and Mossi, Detroit, 3-0, 1.000.Strikeouts \u2014 Pascual, Minne-] sola, 29.kees previously reclaimed anil her player drafted by Los Angeles \u2014 pitcher Duke Maas 1\u2019hey got Maas back for in-fielder Fritz Brickell.Sherbrooke will have a \u201cSum same lines as the Quebec Win mcr Festival\u201d with an extensive loo Carnival, which was com list of sporting activities to be;menc®d ^ M°lson's t?ut ;l0W held between July 15-23.Thisfej?was announced last night at a press conference held at the JUVENILE POLICIES Hotel Wellington by Marcel Du fresne, Director of Public Rela lions for Molson's Brewery of Montreal.George Masse, local representative for Molson's, has already commenced work on the project and last night Mr.Dufresne outlined a general plan ol list of events to be staged in July.It will be a nine-day Festival.Mr.Dufresne pointed out that it would take the support of all citizens in Sherbrooke if it is going to be made a success.It will be run along the is hoped that all merchants \\i would ment.get behind the would help Sherbrooke in gen on the San Francisco\tW 14\tL 7\tPet.667\tGBL Cincinnati\t13\t10\t.565\t2 Los Angeles .\t14\t11\t.560\t2 , Pittsburgh \t\t11\t9\t.550\t2V\u201c jSt.Louis\t.\t10\t10\t.500\t312 s Milwaukee .\t\u2022\t8\t10\t.444\t4>v .Chicago\t9\t12\t.429\t5 Philadelphia\t6\t16\t.273\t81 a f\tAMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet.\t\t\t\tGBL | Detroit\t16\t5\t.762\t\u2014 v i New York \t\t13\t7\t.650\t21 O Baltimore \t\t11\t10\t.524\t5 S .Cleveland \t\t11\t10\t.524\t5 ^ Minnesota\t.\t11\t10\t.524\t5 Kansas City \t\t8\t9\t.471\t6 Boston\t.\t8\t11\t.421\t7 ^ Los Angeles .\t8\t12\t.400\t7 it.SjWashington .\t8\t14\t.364\t8>2 \u2019.¦Chicago\t7\t13\t.350\t8l 2 various sporting organizations In the list of sporting events can he found a little of everything such as a race for deli-very boys from grocery stores\tt0 attcnr with their bikes, tennis, g\u201eif,!tournaments.Following horse-shoe pitching, croquet,11*16 guests were softball, regatta and a special scnt their views harness race.An Old Timers let't- .t\"*16 genera evening and the event to be top- t*'at **\u2022 c°u]\u2018* t1661' nod with the holding of the falr providing all citizens gave1 international league \u201cRigolade\u201d as the closing aeti '*\u2022 their full support.\tw l pcl.vity.\tj Mr.Dufresne thanked all thejColumbus .9 Mr.Dufresne stated that a guests for attending the inform-;;;;; ]\u2018 special emblem would be found al gathering.A general commit ,\u2018rsey cltv ___ ^ and that at present Molson\u2019sjtee will be formed from the Buffalo \u2014\t7 ire working on it.In order to heads of the various sporting:Rochester .7 nit across such a gigantic pro ]organization and clubs of the Toronto .4 oosition it would take the co-jCity to commence work on wracuse operation of all citizens and plans.GBL 4 7 8 5 8 8 9 14 .692 .611 .600 .583 .467 .467 .440 .222 Hart Trophy Collects 84 Of Possible 180 Points To Beal Out Johnny Bower Of Leafs, Rallies In Second Half Of Season MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Bernie Geoffrun.Montreal Canadiens hard-shooting right wing, today was named winner of the Hart Trophy, awarded annually to the National Hockey-League player considered most valuable to his team.The achievement crowned Geoffrion\u2019s greatest season in the big time and, carrying with it an automatic award of 51,000, .boosted bis prize money for individual performance in the 1960-61 campaign to 53,000.He also won his second scoring title and was named the NHL's all-star right wing for the first time after 11 years of playing in the shadow of illustrious teammate Maurice Richard and of Detroit Red Wings' Gordie Howe, five times win-: ner of the Hart Trophy.The panel of 18 hockey w-riters and broadcasters in the six NHL cities gave Geoffrion 84 of a possible 180 points.I Goalie Johnny Bower of Toronto Maple Leafs received 71 and Howe, last year\u2019s winner, 66.WENT INTO HIGH : Geoffrion shifted into high!season *n NHL without los-jgear on his return to the lineup 'n= (*rae through injuries.That ; after a mid-season injury and was)n 1954-55, when he won the lied the lacklustre Canadiens seor*n§ title with i5 points, jback into first place by a nar- He has {amil-v company ,n the row margin over a strong and ranI's °I most valuable players, determined Toronto club.*(*s father-in-law .the late Howie ! He scored 50 goals to equal M°renz.\"on the Hart Trophy 'the record set by Richard in Ulrce tlmes dunnS hH brilliant 1.944-45 and boost his career to- cal'eer w'th Canadiens in the al to 304, becoming the fifth s and 1930 s.I dayer in league history to pass In his rookie season.1951-52, 300 in regular schedule play Geoffrion scored 30 goals and Added to this were 45 assists, won the C a 1 d e r Memorial giving him a five - point edge Trophy as the best newcomer.Tver teammate .Jean Beliveau Others considered in this sea-in the scoring race.\tson's Hart Trophy voting were: Although Canadiens have been Frank Mahovlich, Toronto, 41 an NHL powerhouse in recent points; Glenn Hall, Chicago, years, Geoffrion was only the 25: Red Kelly, Toronto, 18; Bcli-third Montreal player to win the veau, 5: Bert Olmstead.Tor-Hart Trophy since the Second onto.5; Doag Harvey, Montreal, World War.Maurice Richard 4; Lome Worsley, New York, won it in 1917, Beliveau in 1956.1; and Andy Bathgate, New Geoffrion has only played one York, 1.Dick Farrell Is Paying Off For Dodgers With Top Relief Hurling, Jensen Hits Homer Bui Sox Lose Sonny Liston To Name His New Manager PHILADELPHIA (AP)\u2014Char les (Sonny) Liston, boxing\u2019s No.1 heavyweight contender, is go-jing to disclose his new manager at a luncheon Wednesday.Liston, Philadelphia Negro Norm Cash's Hitting Has Meant At Least One Run A Game For Tigers In Their Drive To American Loop Top By BEN OLAN NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Detroit\u2019s who recently announced pur- surprising rush m the front in chase of his contract for $75,000 the American League pennant from Pep Barone of Allentown,!race cannot be attributed to any Pa.Monday dispatched a one player.But the batting eon-printed invitation to a luncheon tributions of Norm Cash has at which he w ill announce and been like money in the bank introduce his new manager.I Cash has been the big RBI whose 19 - game hitting streak ended Sunday, collected seven McCord Named Top Defenseman In American Loop NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Bob McCord of the champion Spring-field Indians is the winner of the Eddie Shore plaque as the American Hockey League's outstanding defenceman for 1960-hils in 20 trips last week.Rov ^j ^ Was announced today Sievers of Chicago White Sox] iyicCord, 27, collected 23 of a moved into second place on a possible 35 points in balloting] fauver, 32-point pickup to .351 while Johnny Roman of Cleveland climbed into third place with a 34 - point increase to .348.man in the Tigers\u2019 lineup that] Mantle continues to set the includes such hefty hitters as pace in homo runs with nine fol- bv first basemen Jim A Senate investigating committee headed by Sen.Esles Ke-, ,\t\u201e ,\t.\t,\t, said earlier this year.Ko6kJ' Colav.to and Al Kaline.|lowed that Barone was just a front for racketeering elements, a charge (he Allentown man denied.The 26 - year - old first base-|Gentile of Baltimore and Ted by hockey writers and broadcasters in each of the seven AHL cities.Aldo Guidolin of Cleveland was second with 16] points.Shore, former star defence ] man for Boston of the National] man has driven in at least one run in each of Detroit\u2019s last five T,\t¦, i\t,,,\t.games and the Tigers won them Heavyweight champion Floydto (akc a 2,;\tlead.Patterson, however, refuses to h has boosted his season meet Liston unti the challenger;\tj to one ,ess than , rids himself of the alleged un-\tMickey Mantle of New desirable elements\tYork Yankees.Cash also had 10 Liston said he hopes obtain- hj jn 2g tries Uftjng his aver-mg his freedom -\u201d- Angeles team.Kluszewski of the Los Angels with seven.Joe Cunningham of St.Louis took over the National League batting lead from Wally Moon] of Los Angeles Dodgers.Cun-]-r\tCaIaL |n ningham had five safeties in 13] * Will vliiii m at bats, dropping three points to] JD .397.Moon slumped from .417 s ° JOnuiUllUlll Crawford Joins \u2019atterson.Ii°m '''uo,ieiagc nine points to .342 and took\u2019to .385 with five hits in 18 tries ] over fifth place in the batting xhe averages include Sunday's PROBABLE PITCHERS American League Washington (McClain 3-1 and Daniels 0-3) at Detroit (Mossi 3-0 and Foytack 1-1) (2), (N) New York (Ford 4-1) at Kansas City (Herbert 1-1) (N) Baltimore (Estrada l-l) at Minnesota (Ramos 2-1) (N) Boston (Conley 1-1) at Los An geles (Moeller 0-1) (N) competition.\t[games.Rookie Steve Boros, at .333,\u2019 Roberto Clemente of Pitts-and Kaline, with a .326 mark, are burgh had a productive week, (he only other Detroit players Hr hit at a .524 pace (ll-for-21) among the top 10 in batting.and moved up from 10th place Johnny Temple of Cleveland to third at .373.held onto the batting lead de-] Moon continues to lead in spite a 21 - point drop to 408.jhome runs with nine and RBI The Indians\u2019 second baseman,'with 20.Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wobble nhen you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze*' Don\u2019t he annoyed and embarrassed bv such handicaps.FASTEETH.an alkaline (non-acid» powder to sprinkle on your plates, keeps false teeth more firmly set.Gives confident feel-In:: of security and added comfort.No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling.Oct FASTEETH today at drug counters ev- rywhere.Jackie Jensen Makes Auspicious Return To Baseball, Hits Homer, Sinole In His First Anoearance CLEAN N.Y.(AP) \u2014 Sophomore basketball star Freddie Crawford, 20, who was counted on lo fill all - America Tom] Stith\u2019s shoes at St.Bonaven-turc next season, will join Stith instead in a tuberculosis sanatorium.Crawford's physician sad Monday night that the forward] has the disease in both lungs.Word of Crawford's illness came a week after it was dis-j covered that Sith, 22, the na-; lion\u2019s third - ranked collegiate scorer last season, had tuber-Iculosis in one lung.The two roomed together at St.Bona-j venture.! The news was a double blow GRADUATION DAY-1978 One of the most rewarding investments you can make is a Canada Life Juvenile Policy for your child.The graduation of your son or daughter from University will be an enduring tribute to your foresight and wisdom.Your Canada Life man can give you every detail about this specific policy.L ^ Canada Di e d/fasumnee (/ompmtu MOR> IMPROVEMENTS Mot* than ever a pleasure to drive a '61 VOLKSWAGEN 0 We Accept Trade-In*.ROGER BEAUDOIN Automobiles Inc.2835 King West LO.9-4613 K «997 B A.Beaulieu SHERBROOKE OFFICE Wellington and King Streets representatives F.B.Peabodv, C.L.U.A.A.llcaJy; JL\u2019J.li.Xoiukius By CHARLES MAHER LOS ANGELES ( \\P)\u2014Jackie Jensen has twice retired from [baseball and at least three Los Angelos pitchers would like to know how he did ti.They couldn't retire him once Monday night, when the outfielder rejoined Boston Red Sox and gave a dramatic demonstration of why they missed him.The Angeles beat the Red Sox 6-5, but it wasn\u2019t Jensen's fault.He walked his first two times up \u2014scoring a run Ihe second time \u2014and hits his first homer of the American League season when he came up again in the seventh.He got a single in the next inning.Jensen.34, also made a spectacular play on defence, sprint-ling to the right - field fence in ithe fifth inning to grab Albie Pearson's line drive.y V\t¦rÀe- -in Àrjk ¦ N ^KSPIREA Van Houttel (Bridal Wreath) Superb ornamental shrub.Hardy, thouranda of whita flowers In May.Planting, Soring or Fall.Large planta 3-4'.Prices ea.(1.50; dor.$15.00.F.o.h store or niiisery.Circular on how to plant FREE on ragueat.W.H.PERRON & Co.Ltd.(3?) \u201cToo had the club couldn't] win,\" Jacke said.\u201cBut if felt] good just to back in there playing again.\u201d Jensen, who walked out on the Red Sox last week, wouldn't discuss his decision to return.] He had a mimeographed state-' ment distributed to newspaper] men.It said: \u201cI made a very hasty deci ] sion last week when 1 left the club in Cleveland and.as rve: already told (manager) Mike Higgins .I regret not only] that decision but also the man ner in which I left Ihe team.\"I handled i( badly and I\u2019ve apologized to Mike and to the club.\u201cMy greatest desire right now ; is to play baseball and help the Red Sox, so 1 hope this is a closed incident.\u201d -\\rthur Ellen, a hypnotist who] has tried to alleviate Jensen s distaste for flying, was in the stands Monday night with Jack ; ie\u2019s wife, Zoe Ann Ellen said I he was there only as a specta tor.Jensen, the league\u2019s most val uable player in 1958, quit the team after playing 12 gancsj this season.He had only six hits in 46 at bals and was hilling .l3o.He now is 8 48 fur a .167 average.to the little school\u2019s chances of regaining its third spot in the national rankings next season.St.Bonaventure coach Eddie Donovan left Monday to coach New York Knickerbockers of the National Basketball Association.No successor has been named.AVERAGED 22 POINTS Crawford, one of the top sophomores in the nation last season, scored a total of 614 points and pulled down 281 rebounds.He averaged almost 22 points a game, second only on the squad to Stith, who averaged more than 29.A doctor said Crawford would probably be hospitalized about three orfour months.Stith\u2019s physicians say the earliest he could return to the game would be a year from this fall.A senior, hr signed with New York Knickerbockers three weeks before his illness was known.If anyone had any doubts about why Dick Farrell was the relief man all the big clubs wanted, take a look to what he\u2019s done for Los Angeles m the National League since the Dodgers got him from Philadelphia last Thursday.The Dodgers have won three of four in a move from fourth to third in that time, and the right hander has saved one of those victories and collected another with a siring of seven scoreless inr\u2019 igs.Farrell picked up his third victory of the season, first for the Dodgers, with four innings of four-hit, shutout relief against his old males for a 4-3, 10-inning decision at Philadelphia Monday night.The only other game scheduled in the NL, San Francisco Pittsburgh, was rained out.HOMER DIDN'T HELP In the only American League game scheduled.Los Angeles Angels won their third in a row with a 6-5 decision over Boston despite a home run by Jackie Jensen, who once more returned to the Red Sox.The Dodgers were shut out on four hits by Dallas Green for six innings, then tied it 3-3 with two out in the seventh on a scoring single by Maury Wills and a two-run homer by Willie D.ivis.They finally put it away when losing reliever Chris Short tO-1) walked Wally Moon with two out in the 10th and Gil Hodges rapped a pinch double.Farrell.27, look over after starter Stan Williams was lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh.He walked two, struck out four and nailed the victory by throwing out Tony Taylor with two men on base in the 10th.In his other appearance with the Dodgers, Farrell wrapped up a 10-0 victory for Johnny Podres at Pittsburgh last Friday night after the southpaw-ace had to give way because of arm trouble.LOST SEVEN STRAIGHT The last place Phillies, who now have lost seven in a row.scored all their runs in the fifth, capped by John Callison\u2019s itwo-run single.The Angels, after trading top bullpen man Tex Clevenger to New York Yankees in a six-player swap earlier Monday, barely saved their victory over the Red Sox with a two-inan relief job by Ted Bowsfield and Tom Morgan.Bowsfield followed starter Ken McBride in the fifth inning, and was tagged for Jensen\u2019s first home run of the season in a two-run seventh.Morgan gave up an RBI double by pinch hitter Carroll Hardy for the final run, but | then retired seven of the last [eight men he faced.SURRENDERED TWO RUNS ] Bowsfield, a native of Penticton, B.C.pitched 1 2-3 innings, giving up two hits and two [walks.He was charged with two earned runs before Morgan re-jlieved him in the seventh.McBride (2-2) was the winner, j giving up three runs in the fifth [after the Angels had built a 15*0 lead against loser Gene Con-jley (1-2).Consecutive singles by Ken Hunt, Gene Leek and Fritzie Brickell brought in the winning run in the fifth against reliever Dave Hillman.Jensen, making his second return from retirement in a month after jumping the Red Sox a week ago.walked twice and singled in addition lo his home run for a perfect 2-2.He\u2019s now 8-48.for a .167 average, and has driven in two runs.The Angels\u2019 trade with New York sent Bob Cerv.a $75,009 pick from the player pool in the AL\u2019s expansion move, back to the Yankees along with Clevenger for reliever Ryne Duren, right hander Johnny James, rookie outfielder Leroy Thomas and a minor league outfielder to be named.VERSAILLES RESTAURANT 332 Marquette St.LO.9-0723 Sherbrooke.BUSINESS LUNCH S1.60 REMEMBER WHEN .! Waller Hagen shot a 67 lo set a record for the lowest score m the annals of the British open golf championship 32 years ago today.Hagen\u2019s record fell five years later when Henry Colton.English professional, shot a 5.Magazine Specials for May.The ward May Is short, and so is the list of Specials on renewals.But there ir> quite a list of Specials on new subscriptions, and the list is so varied that there is reading pleasure to suit a large number of readers covering varied age groups.There are also the regular 2 and 3 year re-newal subscription rates covering practically all magazines at a considerable saving to you.The price of Holiday is going up in July.Present rate renewal or new: 6m., $1.80.10m., $3.13m., $3.90, 16m., $4.80, 26m\u201e $7.80; Good Housekeeping.15m., $2.63.New subscriptions only: Ingenue, 18 issues, $2.63; Outdoor Life.23m., $3.33; Boy's Life, 18m., $3.25; Coronet.7m., $1, 14m,, $2; Reader's Digest, 1 yr\u201e $2, Hot Rod, 18m., $3.30; Motor Trend.18m., $3.30; Newsweek.44w., $3.37; Reporter.20 issues, $3.37, and others.I expect to be on local TV.4:15, Monday.May 15*h.When It's Magazine Subscriptions \u2014 Don't Forget To Remember: Donald Kilgour SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE AGENT FOR ALL MAGAZINES, GREETING CARDS, NOVEL AND USEFUL GIFTS 743 McMonamy Blvd., Sherbrooke. SHERBROOKF DAILY RECORD, TVES , MAY !>, 19(11 11 Albert Waterhouse Wins Aggregate Trophy In Sutton High Meet 'Brome-Missisquoi Heather Wilson Cops Girls High Aggregate Trophy In Track And Field Meet, Lions Win Harper Track And Field Cup in Meet Rinaldi Lands :or Bout With Archie Moore NEW YORK (API \u2014 Gtulio Rinaldi arrived by boat from Italy Monday feeling great and he Bombers Are Gary play,er Increases Lead Joined By Bedford,.Team To Start in Money Earned I r i\t/\\i\tn DUNED,î Practice In rarnnam On June / S £ COWANSVILLE (Staff* DUNEDIN, Fla (API\u2014Uarj South Africa, in-lead in the Profes s ion at Golfers Association that the next booster club draw m o n p \\ race to $9,411 over SUTTON ____ Heather Wilson Broad jump \u2014 Heather Wil- 61b.shot put \u2014 Madelyu Hen- .wo nirtc vtinh AooresatcIson, 10 ft.2 in.Amv Beausoleil, derson, 25 ft.2 in.Diana Dyer.\u2018 won the utris nign A=gregdit «\t\u2019, _\t_\texpressing confidence that while Albert Water-Carol Cyr and \\ alene Macey Anne Bower.\t^ Trophy while Albert « aier\t,\t.\t,,, ,\twill beat, and perhaps knock \\ group of \u2022 house copped the Boys Irophy, _f; .^\t«\u2022;.\u2014 ~\t'\t\u2018 u ** 0ut, Archie Moore in their light Town of Bedford ha> been ac Hotel.Bedford.May 27 at 9pm the Tournament of Champions shak, foundat ¦eptsd into the Brome Missis Busier Longtin.the club s at Las \\ egas.Nev., Sunday Closed Stance V golfer without a propet group of sportsmen from the util he held at the Maurice Arnold «aimer at the close of stance !> like a building on a the annual Sutton High 50 yards \u2014 Heather Wilson, Tig« School* Track and Field Meet »\tDoris Deyette, Debbie Senior Girls 440 yard Relay heavyweight title fight in\t^ ^ge!^l ion held here.\tMu/Ph>- .R\t,, v.In the individual trophies the\tKa,'e,I ^ Klrbj battle was close in all classes and K.Brown, H.Wilson and Lions, 1 min.3.5 sec.BOYS UNDER 8 York June 10.I wilt try and knock out,\u201d said the swarthy, dark- manager, announced pg.A headquarters Monday The stance is me hase meeting held recently at Farn- that Dow Brewery, through its listed Player's total at $47.796 'v*1u'h >ou build your game II The \u2019ions emerged the winners D Inolls- B- J3001» aild L- Gar- Hlsh\t~ Christopher haired itaiian 175-pound cham- The Lions emergea me winners _\tRuiter, 3 ft.5 in., (record) Wil - - .- - \u2014 -i ham it was learned recently agent, 11 .1 Rutledge of Earn Palmer, (he t%0 leading money the setup is good, you will have x from Harold .1 Rutledge.ham, has donated new sweaters linnet rick.\t, r- i'*s 'von $38.385.Palmeru feeling of perfect balance, a pion at a press luncheon.\"I\tWarren Brown, vice-presi-\t\u2022»'« stockings\tfor\tthe entire\thas participated in 14 tourna Ball throw \u2014\tHeather Wil- liam Wlodarczyk.\tWesley Ball.\tbcat hjm before and I feel 1\tdent; Fred Tanner, director;\tIea™\tments and Player 16 3 ft.8 in.\ttnew record), Broad jump \u2014\tWilliam Wlo-\t\u201ean do d aoajn.After all, 1 am\tL'urtis Kavanagh, treasurer, and\tWinners of\ttlu\u2019\tlast diawing\tBehind the top two come Elizabeth Ja darezyk, 9 ft.6 ia.Christopher mucll younger than he is.\u201d John Smart, head coach, repre ''«'\u2018e J.R.Sevigny, of Sutton,\tSanders, $i9.7(Vt.Tommya1\u2019'1 shoulders free! Lions walked off with the Har ui___¦\tRuiter.John Haggerty sense of security, so to speak You will be able to turn the The in the Boys House totals with 225 points while Tigers were the runners-up with 168.The son- 1 the ^ar'b^nlCk' l3e\u201c\u2019 per Track and Field cup as\t30 vards \u2014 William Wlodarc- Italian iS a>, i» years younger meeting wun narry txavanagn\t1(llin 1( wd[ |f vou addn,SK p, weU.\tGIRLS UNDER 13\tzyk, 8.5 sec., (record), Wesley than lhe light heavyweight king and Russ Btinco representing burg, $10; George Farr, Mont In the boys section.Under High jump \u2014 Susan Hawley.Ball.Paul Jennings.\tpf xew York, Massachusetts the Bedford group.\tjieal, $10; Rodney Jenne, Cow .\t».\t.\t\u2019\u2022'11 ,mProP I,w> Trenton, N.J., drew, Italian Alessandra Gobbo 6 .ijcurvis, 146, England, mil point e< The results follow':\tJf- sbot T\" fheIla ob |25 ft.6 in., Linda Burnham,) GIRLS UNDER 9 j Shirley Gilbert.High jump \u2014 Trudy Jones, 2j ft.11 in., Paula Larocque, Jenny BOYS UNDER 1-\tba(j three hits in four trips, hit- port of the Club's activities for,wfh Saskatchewan Hough lii 10.\tjl 6, 6 l Mondai to advance mtojWally Swill, 146' England.1:.bA a U«P oT .\t\u201c M?!';ting homer for one run, then the month of April.A Booster'tiers of lhe Western conlerencd Chicago \u2014 Bobby Stininato.lthc second round of the women\u2019s (Curvis retained British am; chand, 4 ft.3.5 in., (recortl), ^\taftr.r cmtri,, rinh draw was hold at thr Va ni Rut lain Kills ol the Amen 169, Cleveland, stopped '1'oni singles in 11 id\\ s min national Bnti.sh Empire welterweight ti manu, i n.o.d i., (\t«\t\u2019 scoring winning run after single Club draw was held at the Ya it I Buffalo Bills riDI c \u201e av\u201e\tBurton Macey, Bill Andrustak\t^ inningb\tjmaska Hotel April 29.He notcdlcan League GIRLS 15 AND IYER\tBroad jump \u2014 Donald Mar-j High jump \u2014 Lynne Bleser.chand, 12 ft.9 in.; John Hawl- \u2022Caldwell, 165, Chicago, 5.Itennis ehainpionships ties).C0Rroad fumo \u2014 Paula Laroc- 3 ft- 9 in- sbeila Moynan, Made- ey, Bill Andrusiak.ouf 8 ft 5 Fn.Nancy Wiîson Henderson.\t50 yards - D.Marchand, 7.5; Shervl Henrv *\tBroad jump \u2014 Sheila Moy-sec.; Michael Jennings, Frank AO vards\tPaula Larocoue nan\u2019 10 ft- 2 in., Kenda Cowan.Carr and John Hawley.8 L înew recÔFdF Trudy Renate Grundler.\t100 yards - D.Marchand.14 \u2019\t'\t50 yards \u2014 Lynne Bleser.sec.John Hawley, Michael Jen Jones, Patricia Logan.3 Legged race - L.Gilbert I5 sec\u201d Shclla Moynan, Kenda nings.SEE YOUR and P.Larocque, J.Cowan and T.Jones, P.Logan and N.Wilson.Ball throw \u2014 Patricia Logan, 50 ft.8 in., Nancy Wilson, Trudy Jones.Chops On Wins GIRLS UNDER 11\tO-aU CQr4* -c High jump \u2014 Valerie Macey.\tJKLTIOflb L™\tw\u2018\"0',, B,r Of Star Shoot j TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Chops On, owned by Conn Smythe, and j Victoria Regina, owned by Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Taylor, Monday :won the two divisions of the Star Shoot Stakes as the Tor- Cowan.\tI 220 yards \u2014 D.Marchand, 31 100 yards \u2014 Lynne Bleser,;sec.(record) J.Hawley, M.Jen-15 sec., Sheila Moynan.\t|nings.!\t6-lb.shot put \u2014 D.Marchand, 30 ft.3 in., Burton Macey, Ross Jones.jSuperb # .\ti payability ENVOT \\ onto racing season opened Mjmka.ssen.BOYS UNDER 14 High jump \u2014 Albert Water-house, 4 ft.4 in., (record); Jerry Heathcote, Dorrance Murphy.Broad Jump \u2014 A.Water-house, 14 ft.3 in.(record) Norman Staines, Fred Jablonski.100 yards \u2014 A.Waterhouse, 13 seconds (record), N.Staines, J.Heathcote.220 yards \u2014 A.Waterhouse, 31 sec., J.Heathcote, Winston Takes grades without stress or strain\u2014makes Envoy ideal tor driving up hill or down dale I DEALER Envoy'» panoramic windshield, big, big rein and side windows give you easier viewing.all'round Old Woodbine.Each division raced for a purse of more than $8,000.Despite threatening weather, the crowd of 10,945 was a record for a week-day opening on an Ontario track.The crowd was 2,200 above Old Woodbine\u2019s opening-day attendance at the same meeting in 1960.Victoria Regina\u2019s victory in the second division of the Star Shoot Stakes was impressive as 440 yards \u2014 A Waterhouse, 1 min.13 sec., (record), Ronnie Marchand, Jimmy Lengacher.6-lb shot put \u2014 John Wlodarczyk, 34 ft.5 in.; A.Water-house, Wayne Carter.Pole vault \u2014 W.Lukassen, 6 ft.6.5 in.; A.Waterhouse, Ted Eland.BOYS UNDER 16 High jump \u2014 Donald McGovern, 4 ft.8 in.; Bill Leavitt, M- Jt-us lew 1 : kU4 I she ran the seven furlongs in Ricky Eland.1:28 over a slow track.She de- Broad jump \u2014 Eric Burnham, feated Jolly Molly by three- 14 ft.7 in., Winston Bresee, quarters of a length while the| Michael Booth, early pacemaker, Match Girl,! 100 yards \u2014 W.Bresee, 12 finished third, about three sec., (record), Bill Leavitt, E.lengths behind the winner.! Burnham.Victoria Regina is a half-sis-! 220 yards \u2014 B.Leavitt, W.ter to Victoria Park, regarded as the best horse ever foaled in Canada.She is a leading candidate for the $25,000 Canadian Oaks and the $50,000 Queen\u2019s Plate.The Taylor filly, ridden by Jimmy Fitzsimmons, paid $3, $2.50 and $2.10.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Rapid Service SHOCK ABSORBERS COIL SPRINGS WHEEL BALANCING WHEEL ALIGNMENT \u2022 TORSION BARS \"With Us It's Always Springtime\" Sherbrooke Auto Spring ltd.240 Camirand St\u201e SHERBROOKE, LO.9-1146 Manager \u2014 Jean-Louit Lallier Evtnings and Sundays, Phone LO.9-1146 Bresee, E.Burnham.440 yards \u2014 B.Leavitt, 64 sec.; W.Bresee, E.Burnham.Shot put \u2014 Ricky Wilson, 31 ft.5 in., Edgar Dudley, Michael Booth.Pole vault \u2014 R.Eland, 9 ft.2 in., (record); W.Bresee, Don Leavitt.Discus \u2014 R.Wilson, 77 ft.7 in., E.Dudley, M.Booth.Mile \u2014 E.Burnham, 5 min.49.1\tsec.(record) A.Water-house, R.Eland.BOYS 10 AND OVER High jump \u2014 Arthur Faucher, 4 ft.8 in.John Jennnigs, ;Ted Ruiter and G.Haynes.Broad jump \u2014 Ted Ruiter, 16 ft.; Beat Marchand, Juergen Peterat.100 yards \u2014 Jim Brink, 12 sec.T.Ruiter.B.Marchand.220 yards \u2014 A.Faucher, 27 sec., J.Brink, B.Marchand, 440 yards \u2014 A.Faucher, (1 min., (record), J.Brink, B.Marchand.12-lb.shot put \u2014 Harris Shu-felt, 33 ft.10 in., J.Peterat, T Ruiter.Pole vault \u2014 T.Ruiter, A Faucher.Discus \u2014 T.Ruiter, 81 ft 7 in., H.Shufelt, J.Peterat.Mile \u2014 A.Faucher, 5 min.17.1\tsec., (record), J.Brink,! 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