Sherbrooke daily record, 22 mars 1962, jeudi 22 mars 1962

[" Today's Chuckle Mankind might U'ne a lesson from the snowflakes: No two are alike and yet look how beautifully they work together on major accomplishments, such as tying up traffic.Sljccbcooke Daily Decocd THE WEATHER Sunny with cloudy intervals today and sunny on Friday; mild: winds light Low \u2022 high Friday at Sherbrooke 25 and 40.£stabiished 1897 Price : 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.THURSDAY, MARCH 2i.!9b2 Sixty-Sixth Yea Green bristles Canada revolts against shelving of disarmament GENEVA (CP) \u2014 Canada today led a revolt against efforts to shove disarmament discussions into the background at the Geneva conference.External Affairs Minister Green bristled when he heard today's discussions on disarmament would probably be shelved.If the talks did not go on today.Green said, all impetus\u201d of the 1 7 - nation conference would be lost.* * *\tGreen expressed deep disap- Kennedy says hope still left WASHINGTON (CF) - Presi dent Kennedy says the United States and Russia have encountered disagreement in negotiating a nuclear test ban treaty but that it is too early to abandon hope that some disarmament progress may yet be made at Geneva.\u201cIt would be a mistake for us to feel that there the prospects are finished,\u201d Kennedy to!d a press conference Wednesday as he emphasized that the U.S.insists any treaty must include international on-site inspection of Soviet territory to make sure the Russians don\u2019t cheat on a ban.More heartening, in Kennedy\u2019s view, was the response _________^ of Soviet Premier Khrushchev ever differences might exist be-to the president\u2019 proposals for pooling of Soviel-American scientific efforts in space exploration.Khrushchev agreed to have Russian officials discuss with the U.S.the possibility of joint efforts in launching satellites for intercontinental communications pointment at the delay already incurred.Supporting a previous | speaker, he said this may be the last disarmament confer ence of all time unless some progress is made.The Canadian intervention took place at the seventh plenary session of the 17-nation disarmament conference.Britain, Mexico and Italy all supported the call for urgency in dealing with disarmament.ACTION SUCCEEDS The concerted action sue ceeded.State of the United that there would be a meeting this afternoon.He apparently made the announcement after conferring with Russia's Andrei Gromyko, co-chairman of the conference.Italy supported Canada's position, as did Mexican Foreign Minister Manuel Tello.Britain\u2019s Lord Home, who had urged the conference to \u201cget on\u2019\u2019 with its work, said there should be a meeting this afternoon, what- Chaudière valley relieved ram threat to weak dam SWEET SOURDOUGH \u2014 Louis McLaughlin, a veteran of the Models Judy Welch of Peterborough.Ont.Dianne Barnes inspects the authenticity of three Cooksville.Ont.(centre) and Ruth-Jean Kearsey of Toronto( McLaughlin, 8fi years old and a (right ) were hostesses at a Klondike Gold Rush night.The l\u2019es- Klondike Gold Rush of 1898, Secretary Rusk Floradora femmes fatale.Mr States conceded retired Northwest Mounted Policeman, is holding a Floradora tival runs from July 1 through August 17 this year, girl noster, official trademark of the Dawson ( ity Gold Rush I AC MEG ANTIC, Que (C P) \u2014 Resident* of (lie C haudière River \\ alley kept a wary c\\r on the skies to da\\.Upstream from them, the army kept a warier eve on the leaky Gayhurst Dam.Both sighed in relief Wednesday night when an expected rainstorm turned out (CP Photo) i tween the co-chairmen.There was general agreement.Despite the appeals, however, the deadlock deepened because the United States, Britain and Russia failed completely in a sub-committee meeting to find Festival.He\u2019s now a resident of Toronto's suburban Don 51 ills.Europeans protest independence Strike paraly Algiers See \u201cGreen Bristles\u201d Page 5 3,390 last year Traffic death toll continues to rise OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Canada's traffic toll continued to rise last year, claiming 3,390 lives, but safety officials see hope for the future in two different trends.The Canadian Highway Safety Council said in a report Wednesday that the larger cities are making progress in preventing fatalities.The council also noted that the rate of traffic deaths per miles travelled reached a low last year.The rate was 7.5 deaths for every 100,000,000 miles travelled, compared with 8.9 in 1960.While the number of traffic deaths has doubled in the last 15 years, the number of vehicles has mushroomed to nearly 6,000,000 and the distances travelled have grown steadily.The council found less comfort in a third modern - day-trend.It reported an \u201calarming increase\u201d in the number of traffic injuries to 97,703 last year from 38,500 in 1948, the first year when national statistics were compiled.N'NE KILLED DAILY Every day last year, an average of nine persons were killed and 267 injured on Canadian highways and streets.The death toll was higher by 107 than a year earlier, and the injuries increased by 8.1 per cent or 7,293 cases.ALGIERS CAP) \u2014 A genoralito clear out of Bab-cl-Oued, a pation troops But the govern strike by European workers!workers quarter in Algiersjment forces stayed put demonstrating their resistance where trouble is frequent, by French gendarmes and secret j to Algerian independence s h u t noon or he considered as oeiu down practically all activity in\t.Algiers today.\tÇni ! nr - siv I e iaik defended Railroad service, plane traffic OUliOr SI/JC and city transportation halted.Water, gas and electric supplies were cut.Garages and filling stations refused to sell gasoline Shops closed at noon.No time limit was set on the walkout Employees at the air terminal grounded traffic by demanding! LONDON (Reuters) - The right - wing Daily Express, dub-that passengers produce passes\t\u201cbloody awful newspaper\u201d by the Duke of Edinburgh, defended itself today as the pro-labor Daily Mirror came out firmly in support of the Queen\u2019s husband and his salty sailor for two hours in Oran Wcdnes- Press versus royalty with Duke in middle Throughout Wednesday night army commandos battled openly Europeans fired from balconies and windows on French army I patrols cruising Algiers\u2019 de 'sorted streets.' Police detained It)!' persons for 'questioning in large scale security sw'oops.from the European Secret Army Organization, which is fighting to keep Algeria French the strike stylc talk The royalty ! ities.\u201d battle ! However, it added that \u201cThe In contrast with the bloodshed between Europeans there was calm throughout Algeria between French army forces and the Algerian Nationalists.For the most part, however, the secret army terrorists roamed unchecked.Officials reported at least 30 persons killed \u201427 of them Moslems -and 58 wounded in 30 terrorist attacks across Algiers Wednesday, the [to lie light showers tlial contributed nothing towards raising water levels behind j the dam.The dam, completed in 1954 at! a cost of $2,000,000, keeps the swollen waters of Lake Megan [tic from thundering down the [Chaudière \\alley and drowning the farming towns of Quebec\u2019s Beam e district.No one knows how long il will keep holding them back.Resources Minister Rene l.r vesque warned the legislative assembly two days ago that the dam was in bad condition and might hurst, sending a wall of ice and water 30 feet high down the slow, meandering Chaudière.Army and civilian engineers are), al the dam site, watching for cracks and building a run .off dyke to let out some of the pressure.DYNAMITE ICE Downstream, army units arc neers hope to he able to give, The property owners said Ihey 24 hours notice of possible col [would only accept a Shawinigan lapse\tWater and Power Company of A meeting of properly own 1er of $500,000 for the struclur# ers here voted Wednesday night if (he provincial government to request city emincil to sell[would provide the additional sub-leaky Gayhurst Dam only if a [sidy to help pay a $1,600,000 $1,500,000 provincial subsidy can dob! accumulated from opera-lx- arranged for the town.ition of the dam Co nod i a n chem ists report Find new technique against drug trade WASHINGTON (AD) Now chemical techniques offer promise of tightening inlrriialional conlrol of illicil trade in opium and marijuana, a team of Canadian chemists reported today.The researchers said the techniques help pin down the geo graphic origin of different sain pies of the two types of nar coties Ihiis possibly enabling enforcement officers lo narrow down sources of supply.Chemists Klaus Genest and T.W.McConnell Davis of the Canadian food and drug direc-tora\u2019', (old about it in reports to the 141st national meeting of the American Chemical Society.dynamiting ice jams out of Hie ||l(, s(,para(o rrpor|s river.The Chaudière is a prob (;em,s) sal(| a|| lem eaeh spring as ice jams Releases names of smugglers OTTAWA (CD) Defence Min-islcr Darkness has released Hie names of three noncommissioned Canadian Army officers Dr, Charles G Farmilo, direelor involved in smuggling opium or [of the project, was eo author of gold in Indochina river and back deterioration of Gayhurst Dam has only added a Ihreal of dis aster to an annual nuisance, Army unils arc second full day of the cease- lr to help evacuation of the va! There were 265,620 traffic accidents in which damage reported by police exceeded $100.This is 7.2 per cent more than the 247,435 accidents reported in 1960.Three provinces \u2014 Alberta, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick\u2014and two cities\u2014Montreal and Toronto\u2014bucked the national trend last year and reported fewer traffic deaths.t The report showed that the country's 40 largest cities, accounting for 39 per cent of the total population, reported only 16 per cent of the fatalities.Kingston became the first city, with 50,000 population or more Uillc to report no fatalities.Moncton with a population of about 44,-000 also had a fatality-free year after reporting only one death in 1960.FATALITY RATES LOW Other large cities with low fatality rates last year were St.John's, Nfld., and Saint John.NB., with one each, and Regina and Oshawa, Ont., with two each.Labor unions gave rest\" Wednesday' nlghUM thtT sec-\twas\ttouched off when Conserva\t.unday Express has often eriti etaîy genera\" ofthe Sway\ttive\tmember of Pari,ament S.r\tcized Prince Philip\tfor waste in t» \u2022\t/¦ j »\u2022\t0,1 ,i,Martin Lindsay put forth a mo- manv ournevs by yacht.Union federation.But the move- ^ m the Ilol|sc of Commons airplane ' train and helicopter, bre between French forces and!ley's 10,000 people if il becomes «r^tTrnv\tti «ara 1 censuring the publisher of The aRd.0f course The Express j the Algerian nat.onal.sts,\tnecessary.The military ,\t' \u2022\th\tExpress, Canadian-boiTi Lord stands by these criticisms.\u201d I President de Gaulle ' Business conditions were iust!Beaverbrook\u2019 tor.?dverse com\\ The Express also said it was\t,\t,,, beginning to return to normal!ments\u201d on Bntain\u2019s royalty'\tstanding by its\tcriticism of not troops from !\u2022 ranee to Cor after a one-day general strike When the touring duke hoard;prjnccss Margaret and her bus\tappaientiy foi [ortslall Monday protesting the ccase-firc of Lindsay s action in Rio dc hand, former photography An\t^ between the French army7 and!Janeiro, he was reported lo tony Armstrong - Jones, for the Algerian Nationalists, whichjh ve given the view that the needlessly spending £65,000 of \u2019\tpublic money on\ttheir new home when their present one was quite adequate and splendidly situated,\u201d opium con [tains PM\u2014short of porphyrox [i.ie-meconidine and that con up water.* i'0 cen| nil ion of DM varies from [country to country.Employing a method involving exposure of a sample of opium also standingj|() jn|ra lighi, and examin went into effect that day.MEET F RM OPPOSITION The strike movement devel [ oped as the French armv and; Daily Express was a \u201cbloody-awful newspaper\u201d and that it was \u201cfull of lies\u201d and \u201cfull of scandal.\u201d Meanwhile, a Labor member, s govern-iment rushed two companies of! to seize that.Mediterranean island between southern France and Algeria.E.T.SKI CONDITIONS Municipal Total 20 Confused fighting broke out in [indies.No new snowfall mg Ihc spectral colors emitted, he said, it is possible to iden eng1 j(ify DM, codeine, and morphinei ____ in Hie sample.Then, by a simple additional color test, the i mcenfration of DM can he de termined Davis fold of applying anotherl type of color-analysis tcchniqui to the examination of ecrlain resinous constituents of man 1 to 30 Gran- three or four sections of Al-jular snow.' giers shortly before midnight.Slopes good.- - above.ows in operation.Temperature 34 police appeared to be putting iipiWiniarn Hamilton entered thej firm opposition lo the European fray Wednesday night, by intro-; extrémiste seeking to wreck the!ducing a motion in which the cease-fire.\t[government is censured for \u201cex The secre1 army gave an ul- travagance on the Royal I1 am-i timatum to government forces *ly.which makes criticism in- [evitable and desirable by the! press and other bodies.\u201d ; The Express in a front-page defence declared that Lindsay\u2019s , motion was \u201ca silly and igno-ji (Reul-'rant attack (on The Daily Ex-! ripped'press and its sister newspaper) /via.ro< this fdioo V»NCOUVf« 1) IOMONTOM II «COIN*\tV BUENOS AIRES (Reuters)\u2014 President Arturo Frondizi today looked for a way out of the country\u2019s political crisis by negotiation after taking a firm stand against disgruntedly military -men The president was deep in ef->*i forts to form a new govern- -ment which would unite all nni-mat nr democratic parties in the face of electoral victories scored Sunday by supporters of exiled cording to the 30-day weather outlook of (he United\tJuan Peron weather bureau.The outlook is based on long-range predictions : prondizi announced Wednes-and is not a specific forecast.A change in weather pattern (jay nigf,i he had refused to ac-may produce major errors.Precipitation will be heavy in south-jcept (he resignation of his three ern regions from western Quebec to Alberta.Normal readings I armed services chiefs, arc in inches of rain; one inch of rain equals 10 inches of snow.) The three-Army Secretary would not press for the resig-DUnerary has .been trimmed.retary Rear - Admiral Gaston Clement and Air Force Secretary Brig Rojas Silveira\u2014submitted their resignations under pressure from subordinate military men who wanted Frondizi to quit.The president had already begun work on the formation of a new cabinet following the collapse of his government Tues- lice, patrolled the downtown day under the weight of the street- of Buenos Aires to forepolling success run up by a stall trouble, trucks were out front comprising Peronists and! installing flags along the official Communists.\t[welcoming route into the city.The general impression was The duke decided to go ahead that the military dissidents with the planned visit, but his I 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS., MAR.22, 1362 JACOBY ON BRIDGE SOUTHS REBID WAS NOT SOUND When your partner responds two no-trump you should raise him to three no-trump unless your hand is manifestly unsuitable for no-trump play or strong enough for some slam possibilities.In particular, you should never rebid your own suit, merely because it is of five-card length.Have your Spring Clothes Dry Cleaned the new \"Perluxe\" Way.Pick up and Delivery throughout city.BELMONT DRY CLEANING REG'D._ 9th Ave.South Tel.LO.9 1686 If your partner can fit your suit, it will produce tricks at no-trump just as well as at a 1 trump contract.South's rebid to three hearts violated the above principle He did have a five-card heart suit but he also had a balanced hand with honors in each suit and no good reason to fear a no-trump contract.All bad bids don\u2019t turn out to be unfortunate, but this one did.North raised to four hearts.North had 4-3 3-3 dis tribution but only one spade stpoper and he did not feel that he should bid further in no-trump.West had a natural lead of the king of clubs.East signaled with the nine, whereupon the play of the ace and another club gave him a ruff.Because there Is no way to keep the ace |of trumps from taking a trick I South was down one.1 Three no-trump would have been automatic.East would open a spade but North would simply knock out the ace of MONTREAL mt (min nun n PORTSMAMS MARCH 16to25,inci LAST 4 DAYSI featuring thé FABULOUS k MONTREAL 'motor BOAT See the latest in outdoor sports equipment .\u2022 .Attend the all-star Stage Show .Enjoy fun for all! 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international security such halls resound to diverse the more than 600 students scope and influence beyond the as the tia/a strip and the Con ,\t.4\t, from Canada and the United original blueprint,\u201d sh< noted go.\u201d\ttongues but this is no present uhn uill ho fakpn nn t , .\t.\t,\tdaj lower ot Babel, that place \"uided tour of the United Na 1 U 1 ^\tni:nK,c0^ to slu' :,ls° outlined the work t'f t)f vanity which according to bons in New York this summer \u2018'onUmu' ,tosPlte ,lu'\tagenctcs of the l' N .such thc ancicnes fir,, divided man turns m No.York this summer ,n,t .,.f .u \u201e¦\t.o,.agriculture klnd aRainst itselfi raty,or it is REVIEW ROAD-E-O PLANS \u2014 Denis Beaulieu, left chairman of the teenage driving Road-e-o of the Sherbrooke Junior Chamber of Commerce reviews Road-e-o schedule with Roland Bernard center, president of the chamber, and Claude Bourque, chairman in charge of a parade which will go through city streets at the close of the Road-e-o.The Road-e-o will be officially opened at city hall on April 23 and close on Sunday April 29th.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) From June 27 to July 8 expected to employ from 15 to 20 men and the other in- Roüd-e-o to be held in Apri dustry about 30 men although this number is expected to increase once thc mill is in full operation When the Guelph Plywood Ltd.closed down four years ago approximately too men were put out of work.Mayor Poisson said that the two new industries should make a great difference to the town's economy Miss Margaret Maher.daugh-'.M ter of Nathan Maher, of Mon! real, a grade 10 student, at Pope1 Memorial High School, was judged the winner of the 13'h annual public-speaking contest sponsored by Lodges three and five of the Oddfellows and bv the Rebekahs of the area.Miss Maher who won the contest held at Pope Memorial High school Wednesday evening will represent the area as a member of thc tour group, I Judges of the contest were; Mrs Gordon Peabody, of Sher-i jbrooke High School.Miss Joan ; Murphy and Philip Lawrence,! both of Lennoxville High I School.Runner up in thc contest was Brian Heath of Cookshire High .School.Other speakers in the contest I were Miss Jeanne Dougherty; ! from thc Scotstown High.School.Miss Caroline Graham,| Maher added.Even today, troops and medical care, flyingi \u201cThe building ;.t monument to the hope that thc humanit.will last.\" Young Canadian string players to enter J.M.C.music contest com- The second J.M.C.National.wnU, American violist and.dian composer, specially YTnsic Cnmnetition ooen to the Ge°rge Ricci, American \u2018cellist missioned for the event.ten best young Canadian stringjall four professors at the Toron The two works selected by thejCanada players, will be held at the;to Royal Conservatory of Music, jury are the following-J.M.C.Musical Camp, in Mount I The first trial will consist of Orford Provincial Park, from a 45-minute recital, and the sec-uJne 27th to July 8th.\tjond trial will be the perform- Sir Ernest MacMillan, nation-jance of two works selected by al president of Jeunesses Musi-|the jury, and a work by a Cana-of Canada, will be presi cales v.- - - - \u201e\t, dent of the jury.The members _.\t.\t.of the jury will be Messrs.Ro1- C nOIT\tDO VS and Ledue, director of the Con j ^\t/ servatoire de la Province de\tL Quebec in Montreal.Noelf\u2019Q pp00l- p|0p0 Brunet, Canadian violinist, Guy Fallot.French \u2019cellist, and the\t1 O members of the Canadian String Oil I Via / I T A rally of boys choirs will be Quartet, Albert Pratz.Canadian violinist, Bernard Robbins, Am crican violinist, David Manko- E W 9-2212.BRItFLETS DANVILLE Smith, Notary, held in Sherbrooke May 19 in conjunction with the 125th an | niversary celebrations, it was announced today by a spokes-; men for the Saint-Jean-Baptiste School in Sherbrooke.All groups of boy singers in j the Eastern Townships are and that there is a possibilty that a third Industry will de- [from Sawyerville High School The Sherbrooke Junior Cham- cid® 1° locate in thLs town.Miss Pam Lane from Cookshire her of Commerce announced\t- ^i^'1 School, and Mary Jean Wednesday night that this\tRoss, of the Pope Memorial I year\u2019s teen-age safe driving; K]0U I « motive»\tSl\u2018ho°!-\t, Road-c-o will be held from ,NUUIt?\tThe speakers were supplied April 23 to the 29th.\t+,.rrsc f/-x\tinformation on the United Na Roland Bernard, president oftUrnS t0\tthe Univers.fy oC.the Junior Chamber said the An 18-year old Montreal Michigan in .oui, wen give .youth told Sherbrooke district!''11 an examination, and an in while ,\t.\t-, - \u201e\t.Tues lor violinists: Fugue in Cjtheir driving habits Major by J.S.Bach.Introduc-^u^es\tmembered that his grandfather tion and Rondo Capriccioso b.V;\tRoad-e-o will also help!was buried nearby and headed Camille Saint-Saëns; for violists: jt0 stimulate community acti-for thc parish church, resolved Sonata tor Solo viola by Pau |vj^es towards more and betterjt0 have a High Mass celebrated;ning speech expressed the high Hindemith Op.25 No.1 (1st and r]rtver education programs in|for the repose of his soul.jest hopes of mankind for bro Road-e-o is designed to |s.«u«ua\u2019s young men and worn- court Wednesday that en the opportunity to improve .travelling through M.rcoi j.u-io.- and atti- day afternoon, he suddenly re- terview and asked to give a speech on thc IfN.Expenses of thc trip will be paid by the Oddfellows and Rebekahs.Miss Maher in her win- 2nd movements); Viola by Henry Elegie for Vieuxtemps; for \u2019cellists: Prelude and Fugue from the Sonata in C Major foi Solo \u2019cello by J.S.Bach; Variations on a Rococo Theme by ?¦ ipern\"^^ have\u2018a\u2019 recordDee Tcha^ovsky _\t.\tof traffic violations in the six The grand prize winner will |months ior (o registration.value of approximately $10,000.; 01her musts t0 compcle in and the second prize represents (he Road.e.0 are the knowledge of how to apply the laws and rules of the road, and to be aware of practice of good driving.our schools,\u201d Mr.Bernard said.' The court was told the youth;t.herhood on earth.To be eligible to compete in was greeted by the priest s see-; Referring to thc UN flag, she the Road-e-o young drivers must be between the ages of 17 and 20, have a driver\u2019s license or (ON II.ST WINNER \u2014 Miss Margaret Maher, Kith grade student of Pope Memorial High School, is awarded a certificate for a tour of the United Nations by Mrs.Gordon MaeAuIav.her coarh, and Philip Lawrence one of the judges at the Oddfellows and Rebekahs public speaking contest held al the Pope Memorial High School, Rury.Wednesday night.Miss Maher was among five other students in the area who competed in the contest.(Record Photo bv Gerrv Lemav) retary who asked him to wail said \u201cThe map in the centn a few moments.While waiting,j0f ti,e pa]e blue banner depicts a value of approximately $2,000.The candidate who, according to the jury, gives the best interpretation of the specially-commissioned Canadian work (which will be revealed on the first day of the.competition) Krill receive an award of $500 of- at which some 1.000 voices are expected to participate.Many boy choirs from Mont-Spring bonnet salad tea and;reai aIKj (jranby have already hat show, Masonic Temple, 510,en[ered buf.|.be organizers 0f sited to attend this mass rallyTered by the londation Lesijyjy^ Winner of the road-e-o will be able to go to Victoria, B.C.and compete in the National Road-e-o, during the month of SHERBROOKE Prospect Street, Thursday, March 29th.50c.Queen Mary Chapter O.E.S.Home baked food and handmade apron sale, Dominion Store, Shopping Center, March 23, 6 p.m., St.Mary\u2019s Guild, St.Paul\u2019s Church.THE STANETEAD & STTF.RBROOKE INSURANCE COMPANY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members and Shareholders of The Stanstead & Sherbrooke Insurance Company will be held st the Head Office of the Company, 291 Dufferin Avenue, Sherbrooke, Que., on Saturday the thirty-first day of March 1962 at nine thirty o\u2019clock in the forenoon for the following purposes:- (a) to receive and consider the Financial Statement of the Company as of December 31, 1961 and the report of the Directors and Auditors thereon; tbt to elect Directors: (c) to appoint Auditors; (d) to transact such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting.H.J.KENNEDY.Secretary-Treasurer.Sherbrooke.Que.March 22nd, 1962.(This Meeting will be adjourned to a later date) the rally, in collaboration with the 125th Anniversary festival committee, would like to see more youngsters from the City of Sherbrooke participate.For further information write Brother Daniel, s.c.Ecole St.-Jean Baptiste, Sherbrooke.Amis de l\u2019Art of Montreal.The grand prize winer will also appear as soloist, with full symphony orchestra under the direction of Boris Brott, at the Mountain Chalet in Montreal, in the series Dominion Concert Under the Stars on July 31st 1962.Sweetsburg 95th birthday EAST ANGUS \u2014 (Special) \u2014 Friends of Miss Abbie Bell are joining in congratulating lier today on the occasion of her 95th birthday.Judgment on April 11 liquor Festival off m uquor case SWEETSBURG \u2014 Judg- MONTREAL (CP) - Western j W\u2018H be rend«ed April Quebec's regional drama fes-j ln ^\u2018ie case °\u2018 uau' uer-tival, originally scheduled to be|rier, 34 year-old owner of held in Montreal March 28 to 31,|jhe Montcalm Hotel at Farn-has been postponed to April 2 to ham< charged with having 6, it was announced Wednesday.let minors into the grill 0f The reason given for the delay hig e£tablishment.is a conflict in programs at the Comedie Canadienne Theatre site of the regional festival.TH0S.W.LEONARD Road-e-o drivers will be judged by a written test of driving knowledge and a performance test in four obstacle-type exercises for the local Road-e-o.For the national finals the drivers will be judged by a performance test in four obstacle-type exercises, a road check for in-traffic performance, a driving-attitude scale, psycho - physical examination and a personal interview.The Provinces of Quebec and Ontario will have three finalists while, British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan will have one each, and the Maritime provinces and Newfoundland will have two each.The three high-scoring contestants in the national finals will receive $1,250, $750 and $500 scholarships.The local Road-e-o will be opened officially at city hall on April 23 and close on Sunday April 29th with a parade of six to eight colorful floats through city streets.the youth took $74 in cash from a drawer and hastily left.However, he was arrested a short time after the theft, and was held behinds bars pending his arraignment Wednesday.Bryant Craig pleaded guilty to the theft charge, but told the Court he just couldn\u2019t resist the temptation.Crown Attorney Benoit Turmel, while stating that the accused's behavior was hard to explain, told Craig that his original intention, however noble it was, vvas certainly tarnished by his foolish and| rash thefl.Judge Redmond Hayes ordered that Craig remain behind bars until Saturday, when sentence will be meted out.B.A.LL.L., NOTA R Y 138 Wellington St.North Tel.LO.9-2600 According to the charges; against him, the incident oc-j Won't print 1961; TORONTO (CP) \u2014 Jargon, \u2022\t.\tthe University of Toronto\u2019s an- ham youth and a I / year-old ; nua| literary magazine, will not youth were ar- appear this year because of a curred December 30, when a 19 year-old DURING LENT ASK FOR So Delicious it5 BAKERY Ltd.Tel.LO.2-2744 878 Queen Blvd.North \u2014 Sherbrooke.Adamsville rested by provincial police.Jacques Barselou, 34 and hotel manager, together with Roland Millette, who maitre that they made use of a check Awarded foundation grant the globe viewed from the North Pole and the olive branches, the age-old token of peace, wreathe the insignia.\u201d; \u201cTo nations throughout the world the simple blue and white banner stands for human dig nity wherever it flies\u2014atop a thatched hut in the Congo, along a boundary line Jerusalem and above a cemetery in Korea.\u201cSoldiers have raised it above thc battlefield armistice lines, scientists have hoisted it in antarctic research stations and doctors have flown it above Oranby plant to close GRANBY.\u2014(CP) The Nordic Hosiery Company will close its plant here and move to Hamilton where it will be absorbed in other plants of the parent National Hosiery Limited it was learned Wednesday.The plant, opened here 34 years ago, employed about 75 persons.jungle hospitals.\u2018The UN.flag has been /\"¦ cji lfi!8c 1ft a battle flag-a universal rally\tM\tIU ing point in thc crusade against poverty and disease, so highly regarded is the flag that U N [member nations have decreed it j shall not be subordinated to any ! other flag.\u201d j Miss Maher pointed out that the U.N.has doubled in size [since it was founded in 1945.It has admitted 54 more nations Isincc its inception, most of JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) crowded pas.sen ger train jumped the rails at Iswepi in eastern Transvaal Wednesday, killing 10 Negroes and injuring 30, officials rc .jrted.dispute over whether its contents are obscene.The Students\u2019j Administrative Council said a 15 the,delay which started with accu-d hotel both claimed [salions by an Oshawa, Ont., printer that the magazine con- systerR asking each young[ Gained obscene Professor R E of the Department of Business Administration, Bishop's Uni- \u2018^as\tversify, has been awarded a person that\tentered the hotel}madV it'lmpossiblë\"To'publish\tFord ^\"dation flrant which them age If\tthe young people the\tma?azine\tthis\ttcrm.\twill enable him to spend several idaimea they\twere over 20 and:__________________________months at the Graduate Busi- still proved\tto be suspicious!\tness School of Harvard Univer- in these men's eyes, the young\tNOISE TAX\tsity, Cambridge, Mass., pursuing people were asked to sign a, LONDON (CP) \u2014 The Noise a research programme | form on which they claimed to j Abatement Society suggests ;be over 20.\tjthat taxes should be imposed Both men did testify how-;on noise.Owners of noisy ma-ever, that they did not see chines would be taxed on the [either of these young men en-! basis of a decibel rating, thus ter the hotel during the even- encouraging the development ing of December 30.\tjof quieter machinery.At Waterloo Start work on building WATERLOO.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Work has resumed once again on the construction of a $195,-000 building block on Main Street here.Work was temporarily halt ed during mid winter.The new building, 186 feet long and 72 feet wide, which is located on the site of the Central Market next to the Can ada Flotel is expected to be [completed during this summer Located in the center of town, the ground floor of the i building will be used as a large Duval, Head department store A modern 12-lane bowling alley with automatic pins will be built in thc basement.PL0WBRS from MILFORDS 143 Frontenac St.LO.9 2566 ONE CHAMBER New Brunswick\u2019s present form of provincial assembly! dates back to 1891 when an act1 was passed abolishing the leg-: islative Council.Orar &fr, ftlait mr brain timtr afteuttuu to tljf ijualtttj, fittiulfittr).appearanrr, atih ati|lr of our garmrnta.ÎHr offer tltr brut kitoutu an &rhtffrr IRtlliitan, S\u2019Drift}! ®rattb atih otiirro.brntth ttamra fit rlntbittg A runtom lutlor la on Ijanh to acrut you.îilatfi Sc fflaîirn îitr.Quality Men's Store 149 Wellington North TEL.LO 9-7928 SHERBROOKE NEW ADDRESS OPTICAL SERVICE REG\u2019D 9A Wellington St.North - SHERBROOKE - ABOVE THE TORONTO-DOMINION BANK Yvon Siroii \u2014 Dispensing Optician mwM Truly os Canadian as its name! cnnnoinn oil I E S MAKERS OF X ,;.-L A NEW COLOUR THEME IN FINE SUITS ondon Ready-to-Weor and Made-to Measure A subtle introduction of ''Blue'' blendings add still further to the character of Canada's best known quality suits.6ARNETTS GARNELENE Y tfu»ndt y £yW iTuusr/trMuJ) Progress Brard Clotru aliberté & fils Itée 101 WELLINGTON N.\u2014 LO.9 1033 \u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE.Made to-Measure Orders accepted to March 31st guaranteed for Pre-Easter delivery.ALSO AVAILABLE fa Branch Store: Sherbrooke Shopping Centre, 2283 King St.West.Telephone LO.9 7340 1 t< \\ Sbecbcooke Daily Becocd The paper of the Eastern Townships tstablishcd February 9, 1897.incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837r and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company, Ltd., 119 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke of which Edna A Beerworlh i» Secretary-Treasurer.THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962 Private dumping pollutes waterways Much has been said in recent months of industrial and municipal sewage system wastes polluting Quebec waterways, but thoughtless private individuals must also share a large portion of the blame for our serious water pollution problem.There are examples in many places right here in the Townships of river-banks being used as private dumps for the disposal of rubbish and unwanted furniture.One of the most glaring examples of this is the Yamaska River where it flows through Cowansville.During this winter, a veritable mountain of garbage has built up along its banks \u2014 everything from tin cans to paper bags to crates to food scraps.It seems that some people believe that because a waterway is covered with ice in the wintertime, no harm can come from littering it with rubbish.This, of course, is false.When the ice melts, the accumulated refuse pollutes water just as surely as if it had been dumped in during the summer months.Cowansville, like many other towns and cities in the I ownships through which rivers flow or where there are lakes has adequate bylaws prohibiting the dumping of refuse in waterways TÎr Smashups with autos are often given In Cowansville s case, the maximum penalty for breaking the law is a $40 fine and court costs or, in default, 30 days in jail.This does not seem to have deterred litterbugs this winter, judging from the appearance of the Yamaska River banks.Perhaps enforcement of the bylaw has not been as rigid as it might be.If this is so, it has been a serious omission.The people of Tarnham, downstream from Cowansville, draw their drinking water from the \"t amas-ka River, and the waterway has been cited by provincial government authorities as one of those t hat badly needs cleaning up, In any case, Cowansville police authorities have indicated that they intend to pay special attention to the anti-dumping bylaw in the future.I his is all to the good.Where a problem exists in other communities, authorities would be well advised to follow the example.The Quebec Water Purification Board has already warned that it will force backward municipalities to build proper sewage disposal projects if and when compulsion is necessary.If the litter situation gets too bad, it could just as easily become active in that sphere, ?caused by people who drink any amount.Lady Chatterley judged fit reading Lady Chatterley has been judged fit reading for clean-thinking Canadians.The Supreme Court of Canada, in a five to four decision last week, said the book is not an obscene publication.Those who have not read it (and by now, their number must be small, for even when the Lady was obscene, it was comparatively easy to obtain a copy anywhere in the country) will probably rush out to peek at the purple pages.They will probably be sadly disappointed.I he Lady was pretty lurid stuff in her time, but today alas, she is rather quaint and antique.1 here are thousands of paperbacks and tabloids on our newssands today, the obscenity of which has never been judged by the courts, that are far trashier than the Lady ever thought of being.And even though the Lady, and that other celebrated book, 1 ropic of Cancer are causing far more stir in the upper\techelons of\tour\tjudicial system, it is 1\the huge mass of\t\tcheap, unchallenged\tsmutty material\t\tthat is available to\tmembers of\tthe\tpublic of no matter\twhrtl\tthat\tis the real problem.\t\t\t Had it not been for the controversy over Lady Chatterley's Lover, it is doubtful if a significant number of Canadians would ever have wanted to read it.The same is true about other publications in the literary field.1 his type of material, if it is left alone and not sensationalized, causes no more harm than Mother Goose.But the mountains of suggestive, luridly-illustrated low priced garbage consumed by thousands of teenage and adult Canadians every day can and do cause serious trouble.It is a sad commentary on our sense of values that our most learned judges are called upon to decide the propriety of a half-forgotten, 30-year-old novel while public opinion condones hot - off - the - press obscenity dailv ?If it weren\u2019t for pants pockets and bank rolls most wives wouldn't go through near as much for hubby.Doctors looking for greener fields Growing dislike among doctors with the British National Health Service is indicated in figures recently published by the British Medical Journal which showed that during the past nine years the number of doctors who have left the country has been equal to the total of general practitioners and specialists in five of the major cities.And boding ill for the future of the nationalized health scheme is the fact that most of the emigrants are young men recently graduated from medical school.If the trend continues, the situation may become acute as the older doctors retire or die A breakdown of the figures for the five years ending in December.I960, shows that during this period 1,071 doctors left the British Isles to take up practise in Canada.1,060 moved to Australia and 749 to the United States.1 his influx from Great Britain of men who see no future in nationalized medicine has done much to relieve the shortage of doctors in Canada, but it also raises the question of what may happen to these 1,0 71 men if some sort of state medicine system is adopted here.Will th ey seek greener fields south of the border?A lot would depend on the type of system adopted, of course, but recent figures issued in Ottawa, showing an alarming increase in the number of skilled and professional people emigrating to the Unites States give cause for genuine concern.The readers jay Royal Regiment of Canada centenary Dear Sir: Rc: The Royal Regiment of Canada Centenary.On June 22nd, 23rd & 24th, 1962 Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.Colonel-in-chief of The Royal Regiment of Canada, will be visiting Toronto to preside over the Centenary celebrations of the Regiment.While Her Royal Highness is here the Old Colors will be trooped on the south Campus, she will present New Colors and attend the various social events lo be held and the depositing of the Old Colors in St.James Cathedral.The City of Toronto are also entertaining H\u201cr Royal Highness at Tea in Old Fort York.These celebrations mark One Hundred Years of service of The Royal Regiment o( Canada and the units which it continues and perpetuates, namely.The Royal Grenadiers, The Toronto Regiment, the 3rd, 58th.123rd, 124th,\t170th,\t204th Bat- talions C.E.F.There will also be a detachment present from The King\u2019s Regiment (Manchester and Liverpool) with which there is a long affiliation and there will be some representatives from the 2nd Battalion The Royal Victoria Regiment of Australia.We hope that on these occasions there may be present not only those who arc active with the Regiment, but all those who have themselves served in the units or who have relatives and ancestors who have done so in the one hundred years.May I therefore ask for the courtesy of your columns to notify all those concerned who are connected with The Royal Regiment of Canada and these other units to send THE COWARD DIED' \u2019Brim aw.i.\u2019/M (ÿvudd 2{Js roaches w ith a 200-pound ?arrtÏ0nso0tha°tPithenLH0ltS Women and works for tips and date.He tripped, and I was the they could 'campaign \"for ' was her meals at the Colonade Room nearest piece of furniture.\u201d Perdnism.He closed newspa- downstairs pers.He silenced with prison Miss Lake now goes by the\t,\t.\t, terms those who spoke out.And name of Connie DeToth.Connie and askt\u2019d her if she d be inter-all the while, he poured out Ar- '¦> her real first name, and De- e^ted a parl >n a PlaJ- Lonnie gentina's wealth to keep the Toth is the name of her second changed the subject, masses happy.\thusband, film director Andrew Later, she said, \u201ceverybody Bv one account be doled out DeToth.She Has divorced about wants to manage me.1 can t $3,000,,000,000 in favors and gifts 1 « years ago from her third stand being managed\" for political friends by the lime Husband, music publisher Jo- slip said she doesn\u2019t need the he was ousted in September!seph A.McCarthy.1955.\tSTILL ATTRACTIVE The money he spent was She looks older now, of course, earned by neutralist Argentina':and her long blond hair\u2014once during the Second World War!combed so that it fell over her from exports, especially of beef, right eye in a sliowbusiness When Peron took office, Argen- trademark\u2014is swept back.Butjsee Veronica Lake in an old tina's peso was one of the she is still an attractive woman movie.Recently she watched emy, joined a military revolt in 1943 that overthrew the regime of president Ramon S.Castillo He joined the succeeding government of president Edelmiro Farrell and began his climb to power by establishing a government department of labor and taking control of labor unions BURNED CHURCHES Poron\u2019s end came after he ordered his mobs to burn Roman Catholic churches.The day he ordered fwo prelates expelled was the day the Argentine armed forces opened a revolt against him by bombing and machine-gunning Casa Rosada, the presidential headquarters, ir downtown Buenos Aires.In three months Peron found himself aboard a Paraguayan gunboat and sailing into exile.He went to Asuncion, then to Panama, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.He moved {his exile to Spain in 1960 and has been there since.' He refrains from talking publicly about Argentine affairs in accordance with the rules for his asylum in Spain.But friends isay he follows events at home closley, often by transatlantic telephone His constant companion is his secretary, Isabel Martinez, a woman in her mid 20s Recently he has been introducing her as \u201cla senora\u201d (the wife) but he declines to >a> whether she is his third wife His first wife died in 193?.One associate said: \u201cWe be lieve Gen.Peron and Isabel were married in Panama, shortly after tliej met there during tlu earh days of his ex ile.But it is something we don't discuss with the general.\u201d CHANGES SUBJECT A man sat down at the booth money, and talked of taking a part \u201csometime\u201d or maybe investing in a business.Some nights, when the televi-i sion set in the cocktail lounge is turned on, Connie DeToth can Roundest currencies in the!and recognizable as the former world.\t| star.But Juan Peron always had a Miss Lake\u2014or Connie\u2014began great feeling for the lavish.: w orking at the lounge about the glamour girl on the screen for a while, then turned away and said: \u201cI don\u2019t believe anybody was At 66, Peron is still burly and three months ago because, she ever that young.\u2019 Parliament at a glance By THE CANADIAN PRESS WEDNESDAY, March 21 1962 Defence Minister Harkness named three Canadian army non - commissioned officers convicted of smuggling opium or gold in Indochina.Prime Minister Diefenbaker tabled his reply to UN Secretary - General U Thant on possible acquisition of nuclear weapons.Mines Minister Flynn said Canada and Russia exchange information about surveys on the polar continental shelf.H J.Robichaud (L\u2014Gloucester) and Harold Winch (CCF \u2014 Vancouver East) called for a statement on a national coal policy.THURSDAY, March 22 The Commons met lo continue study of supplementary spending; the Senate also meets.GREEN BRISTLES I Continued from Page 1 {any basis on which they could agree to negotiate for a nuclear weapons lest ban treaty.After a two hour and 40 min utes meeting of delegations of the three atomic powers to dis cuss a test ban, Sir Michael Wright of Britain, told reporters: \u201cWe shall report lliat wo have reached no agreement \u201c Russia\u2019s Semyon K.Tsarap-kin said: \u201cWe have reached a complete stalemaic .we have found it impossible to agree \u201d American sources said no fur.\"her meeting was fixed and the subcommittee will report to the conference Friday.In the plenary session, Man {uel Tello, the presiding officer, announced this morning the co-! chairmen had failed to agree on how to organize the work and l suggested that there be no meeting of the 17 this afternoon.In {effect they were asking more {time to dicker j Then came the push for action.Green spoke with what con | ferencc observers described as |\u201ccontrolled indignation.\u201d Ile said it is \u201cbeyond nn comprehension\u201d why the talks 'should be stalled The East-{West differences causing the delay were not about substance but about procedure.| If the ministers didn't meet today they probably wouldn\u2019t meet Friday aiiornoon, because I of the weekend, and the whole ! matter would have to be held lover until Monday.Activities at Stanstead College Many members of the com muniiy will have learned with deep regret that, because of family reasons.Dr.Harry Hutchison; headmaster, feels he will be unable to return to Stanstead College after the summer Dr.Hutchison regrets deeply having to announce his resignation, but his family res-ponsibihties to Scotland make i imperative for him to return there.Announcement of his sue cessor will be made, it is expected.later this week Over one third of the students from Grades 7 through 11 are taking advantage of the New York Laboratories Inc.suppli mentary reading course in late 1 afternoons.Keen interest is being taken this week as the interhouse has he;baU.hockey and skiing competitions are run off.Monday, basketball for Juniors, between David House and Colby House,I {resulted in a score of 52 for David and 18 for Colby.So it goes all week long Most scored points win the trophies.Second term exams are now , in progress and holidays com-{ i monce March 28 until April 10 The French Club held a meeting on Tuesday evening after yielding its hours for the past month to the Dramatic Chib {tor practices of the play, 11am let.Speaking of Hamlet, the cast! {received high praise from all who saw it.Mike Reichmann, as Hamlet, made a handsome {blond, with the aid of gold{ spray.Both he and James Ball,! the stars gave an excellent per jformance.After the play on ¦Friday nighl, the cast and assistants met with Dr.and Mrs.Hutchison and other members] of the staff in the College re-{ iception room for lunch and a{ social hour.Mr.Gordon McGilton, Montreal, spent the weekend with bis' parents.Mr.and Mrs Leonard McGilton, Stanstead College.CHANGE CITIZENSHIP In the past two years a total of 29.814 Chinese residents ol {Central Java have acquired {citizenship of the Republic ofj I Indonesia.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THl'RS .MAR 22, 1962 5 Financial & Market Report GREENSHIELDS LTD.HOT HYDRANTS DAWSON.Yukon (CP)-The ;3i fire hydrants in this Yukon city have to be electrically \u2014-\u2014\t-heated during the winter to MONTREAL STOCK\tCANADIAN STOCK keep them operative The elec EXCHANGE\tEXCHANGE\ttrie bill this year is working Closing 11a.m.\tClosing 11a.m.,,u* at * a100\u2019*1- Abitibi Algoma Aluminum Argus Corp Asbestos Atlas Bell Tel.Brazil\t; B.A.Oil B.C.Forest B.\tC.Power Can.Cement Can Iron Cdn Breweries Cdn Celanose C.\tP.Railway Cons.Smelters Dist.Seagrams Dom.Bridge Dotn.Corset Dom.Tar Dom.Textile Famous Players Fraser Home Oil \u201c \\\u201d H Bay Mining Imperial Oil Ind Acceptance Int Nickel Inti.Paper Interprov Pipe Jamaica Public Sen .Lahatt MacMillan Massey Harris Mulson's \"A\u201d Laurentide A Nat.Steel Car Noranria Price Bros.Roe.A.V Royalite Oil Shaw inigan Steel Co.Trans Can Zeller\u2019s UU ll1 Cons Paper\t42l» 42 B Traders \"A\u201d\t525« Trans Mt.Oil P.14\"\t14\" MINES Advocate\t5.80\t5.75\tB Alta.Gas Trunk 34\t33\" Custer\t121 * Cons.Denison IS1* 12\" jCiimnar\t8.80\t8 85 llolliiu er\t21\"\t21\"\tB Kerr Addison 9 00\t9.00 B New Hosco\t88\t86 Permo Gas\t30\t31\tB Quemont\t9 70\t9 70 Steep Rock\t6.95\t6.90 THE MARKET TODAY (Greenshielda Ltd.) iBirtln BELIVEAU To Mr.and Mrs Errol Belli eau, on March 21st, 1962, at the Sherbrooke Hospital, a daughter, Lori Ellen Howse, weight 7 lbs.12 ozs.CAMPBELL \u2014 To Murray and Nancy (nee Skinner) at the j Sherbrooke Hospital, on March :21st, 1982.a son, Douglas Murray, a brother for Dawn.McHARG \u2014 To Ronnie and Betty (nee McCormick) at the Sherbrooke Hospital, on March 21st, 1962.a daughter.Jennifer Leigh, weight 6 lbs.6 ozs.PASHLEY At the Sherbrooke Hospital on Sunday, March 18.1962.to Mr.and Mrs.Colin R.Pashley, of Bishopton, a son 3m\tStock prices 82\" R quiet trading Abitibi 46\" up \" ji-t p\tAsbestos 34\" up I Calgary Power 23 I Can.Celanese 35\" Consumers Gas 31 were mixed in' Oraîlui 13 ' Pipe BANKS Ban.Can.Nat Bank of Mont.Rank of N.S.Can.Imp B of C Royal Bank Tor Dom.Bank Proi.Bank B 66'.lillil ill llliliil » j\".NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Closing 11 am.Amer Tel.\t130\" Anaconda\t47\"\t48\" Bethlehem Steel\t42\"\t42\" Borden\u2019s Co.\t68\" Chrysler\t55%\t55\" Comm.Solvents\t37\" Cons.Edison\t81\"\t81\" Douglas\t29\"\t29\" Dupont\t249 249'.General Elcclrie\t77\"\t77\" General Molors\t56\" Goodvear\t44\" Int.Paper\t37\"\t37\" Ini.Tel.\t54\"\t54\" Johns-Manville 55 Mon(g Ward\t35\"\t38\" N.Y.Central\t17\" Pepsi\t51\"\t5214 Radio\t6.3\"\t63 Republic Steel\t55\" U.S.Rubber\t58\"\t58% Sid.Oil of N.J.\t541 i\t54Vs St udebaker\t9\" U S.Steel\t71 Vs\t7t Van.SI eel\t23 Wool worth\t83\" Produce Quotes ¦ \", TOURS TEXTILE PLANT \u2014 Dr.Alfred Krech, a leading West German textile industrialist who is director of the Vereinigte Seidenwebereien AG mill in Krefeld, Germany toured the Dominion Textile Co.Ltd., plant in Magog recently.Above, left to right are Werner Herz, Augsberg; J.Moynan, Magog division manager; Dr.Krech and Hans Hommen, Wuppertal Barmen.MILITARY BALL HELD \u2014 Pictured above are some of the senior officers who attended the military ball held recently by the 73rrt Field Battery at Victoriaville.Left to right are Major G.A.Heatau, Victoriaville; Lt.Col.G.C.Haraley ED, commanding officer, 46th Field Artillary Regiment (M) Drummondville; Major General F.1.Fleury, CBE, El), CD, (.tu Ouebet Command, Montreal; Major P.Bolduc.O/C 73rd Battery, Victoriaville; Major L.A.Busker ville, Coaticook and Major I).L.Davis, O/C 74th Battery, Hrummondville.NYLON ELASTIC STOCKINGS Complete Foot s11.95 Poir OPEN TOES *9.95 below and above knee ALSO: ABDOMINAL BELTS, MATERNITY AND ORTHOPEDIC SUPPORTS Qualified Lody Attendent.f S \\ GAUDET PHARMACY Bruno Gaudêt.B.Ph.Prop.61 King St.W., Sherbrooke \u2014 Tel.LO.2 4734 Power company chairman MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Agrit lure department quotations: Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country stations, wooden cartons: Extra-large 42: large 41 : j I medium 39; small 35; B 36 and I C 28.Butter: Current receipts ten [dorable 63', i-63'\u2018i ; non tender able 6311-63\"; fresh creamery I prints, job price 64 65, fresh wholesale tenderable 63\" 64.{ Cheese: Delivered Montreal, I w axed current receipts Quebec I white 31, wholesale while 32, colored 32\".Potatoes: Local 75s 1,10-1.15; {local 50s .70.75; local 10s .23-j .25; N.B.75s 1.35-1.40; N IL 50s 90-95; N.B.10s .24 25; P.E.I.VOs 155-1.65.Ills!.Seagrams 49\" up 1 Dominion Textile 18 off \" * Inti Nickel 83\" off 1\" Inti.Utilities 46\" up \" Interprov.Pi|>elino 85 up \" Royal Bank 83\" up \" Traders A 52\" off \" Britain has cut the official 11 hank rate again today, reducing it from 5\"% to 5 .A firm 4one prevailed in the London {Stock Market at the opening.MacLaron Power & Paper Co.reports consolidated earnings tor the year ended Dec.31.1961 on its combined \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d shares of $1 45 a share as com pared with $1.50 in 1960.Dominion Textile Co Lid.has declared a final dividend of 35 cents a share payable on April 16 to shareholders of record March 29.Total payment for the fiscal year ending March 31 will amount lo 80 cents a share as compared with 70 cents in the previous year.Shareholders |Co.of Canada {asked to sign form of proxy lo the company even if they have already given proxy to the unknown group, which has offered to purchase 4.2'\u2019! of the ioustandiiig shares of Founda {linn.The reason for this move is that any shares not purchased will not he voted and the offeror by this immobilizing I he voting privileges could oh lain conlrol of the company at [the annual general meeting ! with fewer than half the shares [oulslanding Canadian newsprint produc | {lion for the first two months of 1962 amounted lo 1,068,363 lions, an increase of 1.0'.\u2019f over] the same period last year.Spartan Air Services reports a loss for the year ended Oct.31, 1961 of $97,970 as compared] with a loss of $1,592,461 in thci previous year.Canadian Oil Companies re {ports earnings for 1961 of $1.76 a share as compared with $1.21, |in the previous year.Foundation are being Foundation send il in Raps state coutn oi electricity No stand is taken lu iîlrmmiam MARSH In loving memory ol our dear brother find uncle (Bunnie) Norman Marsh, who left ns so suddenly, March 22nd.\t1953 Kvery day in some small way, Memories of you come our way;! Tho\u2019 absent you are always near.| Still missed, still loved and ever dear.Always remembered by, R1JSSKLL and PTIV1JSS MARSH and FA MTLY, Rollon Centre, Que (£arîï nf (Ibanks ROBINSON 1 wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation ! to all my relatives, friends ami i neighbours who remembered me with flowers, cards of congratula-| lions, gifts and visits, during my \u2019 stay In the Sherbrooke Hospital.A : special lhanks to Or.Kllnck, Dr.] Wells, and to all the nurses, nurses ' aides, and staff on the fourth I floor.Your klndlness will always j he remembered.MRS.ELMER ROBINSON, COCHRANE, Rose \u2014 At her residence, 723 King George St., Sherbrooke, Que., on Tuesday, March 2 Church, Sydenham, Frida'.March 23rd, al 2,30 p m., leai ing the Funeral Home at 2 pan Rev.II.! Apps officiating.In terment in Maplewood Come I cry, Kingscy, Que.TURNER, Albert At his home in Bury, Que., on Wednesday, March 21sl, 1962, Albert Arthur Turner, aged 70 years, beloved husband of Violet Burnston, and father of Elva (Mrs.Em merson Kirkpatrick) of Kingston, Ontario, and June (Mrs.Hazen Goodwin) of Broekvillc, Ont.Remains resting al Bur;.' Funeral Home, where prayers will be held on Friday, March 23rd at 1:30 pm., followed Ir funeral in St.Paul's Church, al 1.45 p m , Rev.W E.Waller-officiating.Interment in Bun J.W.DRAP.FUNERAL HOME 217 Main St., Cowansville, Tel.15?Successor lo Howard I lust Inns The Lale: (ieo.Robb.Jos.Him* sl.on.Kenneth Jeune.Waite/ Morrison.J.H.FLEURY Inc.FUNERAL HOME 83 Adam Street Richmond TA.6-2222 j Valcourt, Main St., Tel.291 MONTREAL.\u2014 The creation of a single state monopoly supplying the electricity- areas, may be solved.\u201d The chairman\u2019s speech dealt entirely with arguments ad- requirements of the entire pro-jvanced by proponents of nation-vince would not be in the best alization.interests of the province itself, He denied that Canada\u2019s event of nationalization, would revert tq the province.The so-called profits of of The Shawinigan Water and Power Company said yesterday \u201cIn our opinion, the interests of the public can best be served by maintaining the investor owned utilities as a strong yardstick of comparison,\u201d he said Addressing shareholders at the company\u2019s annual general meeting, Mr.Fuller repeated Shawinigan\u2019s suggestion for establishment of a permanent body of representatives of the investor-owned and government-owned sectors of the power industry to study all as pects of the complex matter on monev borrowed or obtain- ed, in their case, partly by sale of preferred or common shares.\u201cOur shareholders have in vested their money voluntarily,\u201d he told the annual meeting.\u201cIf, however, the government acquires a business, every taxpayer becomes an owner, whether he wants to be or not, and without any control or in.|voice in the conduct of its af-utilities simply[la'Ts.Lnder these circum-normal part\townership, in the pr\u201ec- \u2022 .\t.I.I \u2014 «1\tVx #~i .1 /1 rrx r» i \u2022 n rvi .r f V.' ^ capital, Mr, vestor-owned constitute a their cost of capital,\u201d Mr.^cal sense> becomes a myth Fuller said.\u201cIn 1961, Shawini- The shareholders were told gan earned 5.12 per cent on that the level of all Shawini its net investment in powergan distribution rates is lower operations, a rate of return| than that of 1939 and that there considered low in comparisonjwas no true basis of compari-with generally accepted rateslson with the rates of Hydro- and the Quebec because the provincial-ly-owned utility serves the densely-populated metropolitan Hydro-jarea of Montreal where the cost services per customer is far of return in Canada United States.\u201d Mr.Fuller pointed out that both Shawinigan and Hydro-a.Quebec, the provincially-ownedlof He said.V\\o are preparedjelectric utility, must, raisejlowor.In place our many years of ev funds lo pay for new facilities, i In pi\" of (hi.-, Mr.Fuller perience at.the disposal of the- The interest, paid by Hydro aid, Sh - vinigan\u2019s rural rale-government and we believe that Quebec on the safe of\tits bonds\tare sub-'.-ntially\tlower\tthan in close co-operation with Hy- is inevitably part of the cost of\tthose of Ontario\tHydro\tAnd dro-Quebec, any problems with {the power; the investor-owned! the city rates of Quebec Power regard to the provision of an,utilities must realize\ta return\t('omp.iiiy.a Shawinigan\t,sub-i adequate and reliable power!on their investment\twhich is\tdiary, arc -lightly\tbelow\tthose supply at reasonable rates to all|sufficient to pay the intcrcstlof ilvdr\" Quebec in Montreal, ;cven though Quebec Power Company also serves large rural areas.The Shawinigan Chairman .recalled that proponents of nationalization argued that the {natural resources industries, including electric utilities, should be owned by \u201cthe people\u201d and that the top administrative and technical posts should be held by French speaking Canadians.\u201cThe \u2018people\u2019 arc owners of {rivers which happen to be a convenient means of turning water wheels to make electricity, providing someone will invest the necessary millions to build the plants to produce the electricity and the transmission and distribution lines to carry it.where it is needed,\u201d he said.TUTOR CHIEFS VANCOUVER fCP)\u2014A leadership course for Indian chiefs am! councillor» has opined at the University of British Columbia It was established to keep leaders abreast of changing methods ami legal issues al stake in governing Indian bands.OTTAWA fCP)\u2014The Royal, Fcnnoxville, Que College of Physicians and Sur-i geons of Canada has not taken tugk i wl,h to cxpreiw m.v \u201e - , ,\t, \u201e\t\u201e,\u201ej- sincere thanks and appreciation to an official stand on state medi-l \u201e lho5e who wnt cardS) letUrSj; cine.\tiflowcn! and those who visited mo This was made dear Wednesday when the college\u2014which speaks for, sets standards and enforces professional discipline among the country\u2019s 8,300 medical specialists-\u2014made its presentation to the Hall royal commission on health services.\u201cThe college has not developed an opinion .on any form of government health plan,\u201d said Dr Malcolm Brown if Kingston, Ont,, president, \u201cThe college has not developed an opinion .on any form of government health plan,\u201d said Dr.Malcolm Brown of Kingston, Ont., president He refused to discuss whether medical standards would decline under a government-run health program\u2014a contention of the Canadian Medical Association, which represents the coun-try\u2019s general practilioncrs.Nor would he comment on whether the college might frequently have to invoke its disciplinary powers to curb abuses and over-utilization un ,der such a program.wlùle I wa« a patient at La Provl-deuce Hospital.Your kindness will always be remembered.MRS.MAUI) TRUK, Austin, Que.WILSON \u2014 We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbours, who assisted us at the time of the death and burial of our dear mother Also to the bearers and everyone who helped.Your kindness will always be appreciated and remembered.DON WILSON, husband, LGLAND WILSON, PAT.WILKON.West Brome.WOODWARD \u2014 We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to al our relatives, friends and neighbours for the kindness shown our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs.James A.Woodward, during her long illness and at the time of her death.Our thanks go especially to Dr.Wells, Archdeacon T.J.Matlhews, the soloist, the bearers, those who sent flowers, messages of sympathy, food or assisted in any way.Your kindness wlU always he remembered.MARJORIE 4- LADDIE U'lTLEJOHN, ^daughter and son-in-law;; EILEEN K DONALD DREW, (granddaughter and grandson).MONUMENTS NOW: Delivery and erection ANYWHERE IN THE TOWNSHIPS \u2014 LOW PRICES.Send for FREE booklet showing beautiful stones \u2014 ALL GRANITES.ORDER BY MAIL: Write, phone or call; ANDERSON MONUMENTS BEEBE \u2014 TR.6-2416, Que, (In Sutton, Lloyd Mandigo) Births, Marriages, {Card of Thanks* DEATH NOTICES 20c per count line.Minimum} charge, $2-00 (10 lines or less).IN MEMORIAM NOTICES Minimum charge $1.30.PoetryJ 25 cents a line extra.Additional 1 names over three: 10 cents eachj name.ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST} CARRY SIGNATURE OF PER-r SON SENDING NOTICE.OBITUARIES ^Obituaries received within one 'month of death are published \u2019free.A charge of $5.00 is made \u2019for obituaries delayed beyond \u2019this period.(The Record reserves the right Do edit or condense obituaries ?because of space limitations.1 1^^55795 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURS., MAR.22, 1962 f GOODS AND SERVICES TAILOR For ladies and 8s^t!\"«*n General Repairs F.COLLETTE S4 King St., West, (in basement) LO.2-4:34 SHERBROOKE 1.Articles For Sole 4.Property For Sale NEW galvanized iron 2-ear garage 20 bv 22 on cement blocks, easily moved.W.W.Parker.Hunting-ville.24 FOOT cabin cruiser boat, inboard motor, with trailer, good condition, cheap for cash.Apply: Erwin Ticehurst, Stanstead.ROYAL Electric Typewriter (14-ineh carriage) used very little since purchased.In excellent condition.Tel.LO.2-0585 daytime.NEW BUNGALOWS \u2014 ready for occupancy, located on Pasteur street, near Portland Ave.In Sherbrooke Built under the C.M.H.C.Eligible for provincial rebate of 3%.Down payment $1500.Balance monthly payments of $76.00 including capital and interest.Open for visitors Sunday afternoon or by appointment or by calling LO.2-6622.5.Lots For Sole MAGNIFICENT large lots ready to receive your beautiful family residence.Vermont, Jacquei-Car-tler.Grime, Desrochera streeta.Adjoining Sherbrooke Golf Club.Other large lota near 8he-brooke University.Visit these residential locations.Necessary help and terms.Free estimates.Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.Phone LO.2 0874 20.Wonted To Purchase 144.Property Wanted 46.Pets For Sale 7.Farms For Sale AFRICAN violets, double and single,, named varieties, different colours.Can be seen Monday, Thurs-j day, Friday afternoons, urdi.Lennoxvllle, LO.9-1980.and Sat- NORTH WARD \u2014 New Individual ^ ACRK yarrn, mile from East six room residence, Rouvillc St.Angu, arte5ian well, sugar bush, Brick, stone, plaster, etc., fully ^ roojTl cement block house, oil landscaped.$13,500.Immediate oc-, furnace Tej TE.2 2468, R.F cupancy.Call Rene Hebert Jr,\tw bh Warner Kd.East Angus.LO.7-7859.\tI ______________________:- urday mornings.56 Academy St - VERy Be,utl(uJ private Individual'8.CorS For Sole LIVING ROOM, dining room, den sets, occasional chairs, RCA.television, washing machine, kitchen table and chairs, maple bed complete, drapes.Apply 587 Bois-joli.Phone LO.9-3054 or LO.2-1385.\t__\t___ 3~SPKFD English racing bicycles.Fully equipped.Cost $75.00.Sell half price.Phone LO.2*3616 between 6-7 p.m.new six room residence, 2015;- Grime Street.Adjoining Sher-j PONTIAC brooke Country Club.Wonderful\tCoupe, everything.Ready for occupancy\tteed.Also 1815 Grime with large garage etc.Terms and utmost satis-j faction.Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.! Phone LO.2-0874.1961 Laurentian Sport 2350 miles only, guaran Smart appearance.Reasonable price.Private.Box 197 Record.DINING room ing, sue 14 set.women\u2019s cloth-16.LO.9-7753.Two new auction sale at Mr.Jacques L.Bérard, n.R.1, Dunham, MI»5i»quoi Co.(1,* Farm on lha road latins *ht Hotel) Saturday, March 24th, '62, AT 1 P.M.SHARP' WILL OK SOLD: A very good herd of Holstein cattle, comprising 53 head of which 35 are registered purebred, with papers and all vaccinated with certificate, all artificially bred.All thesç cattle are Federal clean tested and Include 35 cows of which 15 are new milkers and the rest to freshen during the >ear.II nice Hu year old heifers.All vaccinated with certificate of which 5 registered purebred with papers (none of these are bred); seven 6-month old calves, all vaccinated with certificate; two purebred registered with papers.2 good working horses.MACHINERY: L new Holland (crop chopper); 1 side dellv ery rake; disc harrow (32); 7 foot mowing machine; 2 point plow, all these machines are of Cock-shutt make; DeLaval milking machine with 4 pails, motor, com pressor and all the pipes for 44 cows; corn blower; 2 milk coolers, capacity 10 - 13 cans; 40 milk cans; 20 tons pressed hay.Terms: CASH.JULES COTE.Auctioner, Bilingual, Licenced, 114 Zulma Street, Cowansville, Que.Tel: 743W PORTLAND BLVD bungalows, hot water heating and j WANT a new garages.One with 3 bedrooms and Acadian, or dining-room.The next, 4 bedrooms, play room, large living room and space for dining room.Apply 1560 Portland, or Phone LO.2-1B45.11958 PONTIAC Stratochlef, for sale or exchange.Phone: LO.9-8983 between 5.30 and 7.30 p.m.WATER VILLE \u2014 On a preferred corner lot, 7V£ room brick house, 3 bedrooms, new roof, oil heated 220 wiring, detached garage.Immediate occupancy.Teims mav he arranged.M.H.Barter, TE.7-2416.Pontiac, Vauxhall.a good used car?Phone Mr.Ellis, Coaticookt VI.9 2776 or VI.9-2536.1957 DODGE~6 cylinder, Coronet, black Tudor, 4 good whitewall tires, radio, fender skirts and spotlight with mirror combination.Car is in excellent condition.Telephone Scott Sanderson at LO.2-0269 between 6 and 7 p.m.3a.Aurhorizfcd New Car Dealers LENNOXVILLF, \u2014 Three year\t¦ [MPER.AL, Chry«ler, Plymouth brick bunf-alow, 3 bedrooms, fully landscaped, paved driveway Lo cated on quiet street.Privata sale Terms available.Phone: LO 7-7397.10-ROOM new wonderful large re sidence opposite Sherbrooke Uni- Valiant, Renault.Fargo Trucks, Sales * Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd.409 Belvedere SL Tel LO 9-3659 dUICK, Pontisc, Vauxhall.G.M.C.Trucks, Sales A Service DeLuxe Automobile Ltd., 1667 King West 1,0 9 3669.versity.Automatic heating.Large) Tel________________________ CSm^m immS.SjlO.Horses For Sole 1565 Leonard.Also 1470 Cabana Street.Visit these ideal tocations.Full Information available.Satisfactory terms.Quick possession.Hebert\u2019s, 2155 Bachand.Phone LO.2-0874.UltFSTNUT saddle horse.4 years old.15 hands high, 3 gaited, very quiet, can be seen any time Phone Rock island TR.6-4765.AUSTIN 1950-1952.Must be in good | INTERESTED in buying revenue BOSTON Terriers, all ages condition.P.loo, Que.O.Box 903, Water-) 25.Teachers Wanted properties.Lots.Adjacent vacant land.Write name, address, details to Sherbrooke Daily Record Box 167.GRANBY HIGH SCHOOL This modern and well-equipped school, located in a friendly and progressive community 45 miles from Mont- ! real, requires for 1962-63 the services of qualified Pro- | testant teachers for the following grades: Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 9 Montreal Salary Scale to 15th year; sick leave plan and .50% Blue Cross.Give age, diploma, teaching experience, and present school in first letter to: William Munroe, principal, 50 Lome Ave., Granby.COMPTON County Protestant Central School Board invite» appll cations for the following position Sawyervillc High School, grade 7 teacher, male preferred, beginning salaries categories X to 5, similar to Montreal scale.Apply to R.A.Smith, Sec.Treas., Box 340, Cookshire, Que.PRINCIPAL required for the Frc Hghsburg Intermediate School, grades 6 to 9 Inclusive, about 15 pupils.Address: C.A.Soule, Secretary Treasurer, Box 89.Frellghs-burg, P.Cf HAVE prospective buyers for several good dairy or beef farms, 200 acres or more.E.G.Wells, Real Estate, Box 682 Lennoxville.LENNOXVILLE - We have vartou» clients interested In buying or renting home for Immediate or May occupancy, also lots wanted Beaudean Inc.Phone: LO.2-2185.founded in 1460.males, open and breed females, Scotch Collies, American breed Boxers, crop ready to ship.$75.00 each.L.Grassette, Frelightsburg, Que.SMALL bull terriers.14 months old, one male, one female, female Pomeranian, to whelp In a month.All pure bred.8 single cages and 17 budgie nesting cages.LO.2-5011.Oldest of the universities in Switzerland, that at Basel was II.Livestock For Sale NEW BUNGALOWS, 5 and 6 rooms.28 x 48, bricky automatic heating,) floors all tile covered, «ituated in, Belmont development, Belvedere South.Price $9,700 and $10,700 j $1,000 down, balance easy monthly; terms.Also 4 A 5 rooms, new 12 bungalow' in Ascot Corner $5,900 and $6,900.Apply J.L.Pomer-leau.LO.2-5728.10 MILCH cowsf part Holstein, clean and tested.Easy payments arranged.Robert Menard, Sle.Edwidge, VI.9 3421.To Let LENNOXVILLE \u2014 7 room brick house, including finished play-} room, detached garage, with large storage space, fireplace, birch J finished, fully landscaped, paved driveway, lot 118 x 185, room for! extra building lot.Phone LO.! 2-9844.ENJOYABLE 4 room water heated apartment, near Sherbrooke University.$75.00.Also large 5 room beautiful residence, garage, trees, etc., near golf.Hebert\u2019s.2155 Bachand St., phone LO.2-0874.Roderick Lemieux C.A CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 269 Aain St.W.\u2014 Magog VI.3-3760\u2014VI.3 3407 Wed.Office hours: 2 to 9 7 Wyman St., Rock Island IF' YOU are looking for a new home in Lennoxville.phone us, we may have Just what you want.R ! A.Deacon, 68 Warren Street, Lennoxville.Tel: LO.2-2185.IT\u2019S THE truth, can\u2019t tell a lie, simply gotta find more properties to sell .\t.buyers know u* so well we\u2019re swamped with calls, and we insist on pleasing clients Charles Connors, Tel.LO.2-4000.ATTENTION,\tFARMERS JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, 420 model, with grader blade JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, 40 model, with grader blade JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, 420 model, with grader blade JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, 40 model, with grader blade TERRATRAC TRACTOR, CT 30 model, with loader TERRATRAC TRACTOR.CT 25 model, with grader blade\t'1900 \u2019lOSO '1800 '1559 '2250 '650 CASE TRACTOR, 500 model, Diesel, with grader blade\t'2500 INTERNATIONAL TO 14.with grader blade\t'2500 CATERPILLAR, D2 model, with blade \t\t'850 FORDSON MAJOR with loader\t'12P0 BOMBARDIER TRACK.J-5 model\tSB59 We have a number of other USED BULLDOZERS, 2 BOM-\t BARDIER MUSKEG TRACKS all in good condition.i mssnit da\tand 31 FARM TRACTORS.ifrim gftfft LUUIUA rA Tel.LO.7-7483\ticilh mb.or LO.9-7484 ASCOT\tROAD 5'y ROOM heated apartment, 1163 Dominion Apt.2, very modern, stove and refrigerator furnished, hot warter year around.$110.00 per month.Lucien Nadeau, LO 9-7444.days, LO.2-7001, evenings.NORTH WARD \u2014 5 room tenement.heated, hot water, newly decorated, $88.00 monthly.For information LO.2-0596.4 ROOM heated apartment, hot water year around' stove and refrigerator furnished, also garage, located on Quebec Street.$75.00 monthly.LO.2-3639 or LO.9-1049 4 ROOMS, heated, hot water.North Ward, Montreal Street, $63.00, phone TX).9-0471.t LARGE room apartment, heated, hot water year around.East Ward.$65.00 monthly.Available May 1st Call LO.2-9878.EASTMAN VILLAGE, self-contained white fixed house, six rooms, bath, garden land.Available Immediately.Guy Booth.Eastman, Que.WEST WARD.5 largo rooms, well heated, hot water, stove furnished, 2nd floor.Apply I.O.9-2466.FIVE LARGE rooms, tile floors, heated, hot water year around, 2nd floor, near the University.LO.9-3430.PROTESTANT CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF STANSTEAD COUNTY Applicalions are requested to fill the following vacancies for September 1962.Princess Elizabeth High School, Magog, B.Hodge, Principal .Maths and Science High School Grades.Ayer\u2019s Cliff High School, R.Langley, Principal.General subjects Grade VIII.Attractive salary scale, C.S.L.Blue Cross.H.S.Sanderson, Sec'y-Treas.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Tel.98 26.Help Wanted: Male GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PROPERTY IN BROME COUNTY A middle aged married man will find this a worthwhile job opportunity.It will be open May 1st.He must have recent references, and will be required to look after grounds and family vegetable garden.A good background with animals would be an advantage.This is a year round position, and a limited amount of work in owner\u2019s house could be provided for wife.Work in off season months would consist of maintenance in house and buildings.Modern house provided on property.Salary depending on qualifications.Reply to Box 194 Sherbrooke Record, Sherbrooke, Que.DO YOU KNOW VALUE TAKE A LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: ALL OF THESE ARE ONE-OWNER CARS .1961\tCHEVROLET Bel Air, Automatic, heater.Cdn.Red Book $2400.\t^9011-4 Foxbrooke's Price 1962\tAUSTIN 850 Station Wagon, 4,000 miles.Looks and runs like new.Cdn.Red Book $1795.\t$197^ Foxbrooke's Price Jl46/3e 1961 RENAULT Gordini Special Deluxe, 4 speeds, low mileage, radio.Cdn.Red Book $1425.\t$i9nn Foxbrooke's Price 1960 CHEVROLET 4 dr.Station Wagon.Cdn.Red Book $1995.\t$1Q9C Foxbrooke's Price *07 FRECKLES 1 FIXED IT SO MOM WILL BE-SUCH TO NOTICE !HeOA.£/ WHOLESALE & RETAIL 1506 King Wait\u2014LO.9-3423 Sherbreokt Vv\u2019HUFFO?HOME ORDERS.NATCHERLY.v et?Four hours a day will bring you a good income.For Information.call Mrs.A.LeBrun, Waterloo.1075.30.Farm Help Wanted M W TO WORK on farm, must have experience with milking machine.Older man preferred.Tel.LO.2-6576.E.G.WELLS Auctioneer & Real Estate AUCTION HOUSE 30 AAassawippi St., Lennoxville, Que.LO.7-4023 .II ¦!\u2014\u2014M\u2014\u2014 rv & RADIOS WE REPAIR Steam Irons \u2014 Automate Toaster* \u2014 Irons \u2014 Electric Kettle: \u2014 Frypan* \u2014 Mix.ers \u2014 etc.0'Boyle&Pearce Ltd.1430 King W\u201e Sherbrooke.LO.2-2800 ROAD CLOSING Now's The Time To Have Lumber Delivered! Big Special, 1st or 2nd Clast, new, planed 4 sides.WILFRID GREGOIRE LA PATRIE.Que.Tel.Sherbrooke LO.9-0678 La Patrie, Tel.48 ___35.Business Opportunity EXCLUSIVE* fabulous Fabricate - franchise to responsible men.Earn t\"o to $200 weekly.Free brochure., Record Box 192.15.Rooms To Let ROOM TO LET, for one or persons.313 Quebec Street.18.Wanted To Rent HOUSE 111 Sherbrooke, or withinl jjygIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods\u2019 5 miles, for April 15lh or Ms.vj Hailed postpaid in plain sealed 1st.Write to David Hunt.E.R.2.\tenvelope with price list.Six Bishopton, stating locetlon and samples 25c.\t25 samples, $1.00| rent.\t| Mall order Dept.C-2.Nov Rubber 5\u2019 -J OR 8 ROOM house, flat or duplex.Sherbrooke or Lennoxville.oq i .heated or unheated for May 1st.JT'- LOST 1.0 .9-5498.WANTED to rent cottage at Little ATTENTION! Frej delivery within 100 miles for cash orders of 1,000 feet or more.For orders and price quotations, ask for LAURENT GREGOIRE Buy - Sell - Exchange PIANOS & ORGANS AUCTIONEER BILINGUAL Appraiser and rest «state.COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyervill*\u2014889-2272 y, or an d about [ÂJc ont en ASK THE DESIGNER by g ai le dugas Mary Brooks Picken on sewing Spring highlights those seams This spring, b;autiful chiffon dresses and tailored wool and linen suits have brought new importance to seams.Sheer fabrics require a narrow French seam, or a pres-sed-open pinked seam.Lightweight wools, cottons linens, and silk linen often are finished with a welt seam \u2014«orne as wide as a 4-inch, even 3i-inch in rare instances.It is used as a trimming feature and when made perfectly can be decidedly decorative.The slot, made much the same as a welt, is also seen in the better suits, dresses and coats.There is no seam more beautiful than a plain one, where the two edges of fabric are put together so perfectly that they seem to have been woven that way.To insure a perfect seam, lay the two edges that are to be joined, one over the other, flat on a table.With the fingers.ease the edges together.Then pin edges together every few inches; or pin, then baste.Never stretch one seam to make it even with the other.Let the fabric ease into place as it will.Test length of stitch on a scrap of fabric.11 to 12 to Ease Seam Edges Togethei Seams Slot Seam Y~\\\tfir\t¦ i _\ti \u2014\ti i s » i » \u2022 i 1 \u2022 i\t Welt and Open Welt Seams Detailed sketches of various seams.r\u2019CASkDIMi CLARET] o«v I WE MAY NOT CALL IT by the same name, that old laundry demon the inch is usually best.M.WAYS press each seam before it joins another.French Seam: For firm sheers, organdie, lawn, batiste, voile, etc.Make a scant 4-inch seam on right side.Trim it close.Press seam.Stitch second seam from wrong side so as to conceal first seam completely.Welt Seam: For tailored skirts, jackets, boleros, coats and sports clothing.Practical for form fabrics.Baste, stitch, and press seam open.Cut underseam edge away to within scant 4-inch of stitching line.Press wide seam edge back over narrow edge and baste.Stitch in place from right side.If a wider welt than 4 -inch is desired, allow 4-inch extra on seam lines when cutting.Open-Welt or Tucked Seam: Even-baste seam line with short stitches, but do not machine stitch.Press both seam edges to one side; then machine stitch the distance from the seam line that you want tuck to be.The tuck appears when you remove basting.Welt seams should be made in firm fabrics that tailor perfectly and hold their shape.Dear Mrs.Pickcn: Which side of fabric is the right side?\u2014L.B.Dear L.B.: Most cottons have the right side out.With linen, it does not matter which side you use, because they are exactly the same on both sides.For many, many years the right side was folded in, but that is not the practice with all companies now.Many woolens today have the right side out, but not all of them.If you are in doubt about it, I would ask the sales person who would know what the custom of that manufacturer was.if there is stamping along the selvage, that usually is the wrong side.on atng, clean and tablespoons of MONTREAL, March 22nd \u2014 Far away places with familiar names \u2014like Florida, for instance \u2014 have a magical appeal now that winter û on its way out.If a vacation \u201cdown South\u201d is just what the doctor ordered, a good way to fill the prescription without disturbing your financial affairs is to finance it through the BANK OF MONTREAL Family Finance Plan.This low cost, life-insured plan is designed to take care of any\u2014and all\u2014of your credit needs.You can pay back your loan in convenient monthly instalments tailored to your income.Look over your credit needs soon\u2014then see the people at your neighbourhood branch of \u201cMy Bank\u201d.MAKE YOUR FIRST SPRING-CLEANING ASSAULT the \u201cdirt\u201d you don\u2019t see, the dangerous sewer germs that lurk in every drain .even though vour sinks are spotless.The \u201cweapon\u201d?GILLETT\u2019S DRAIN CLEANER once a week, every week.You see, liquid disinfectants can\u2019t budge the greasy muck these germs breed in .but Gillett\u2019s special churning, boiling action quickly and completely scours out every trace of this germ-breeding mess that collects in clogged-up drains.That\u2019s why it keeps drains fast-runnin| sanitary .and why it's important to put 2 Gillett\u2019s Drain Cleaner in every drain, every week.I KNOW AN AMAZING MOTHER.She has a family of six.She is a chronic asthma sufferer, and yet she is always happy and cheerful.How does she do it?She relies on RAZ-MAH Capsules for relief from gasping for breath .and for two of her children who also have asthma, she relies on Raz-Mah Greys Juniors.Raz-Mah Capsules bring almost instant relief and leave no unpleasant aftereffects.So, for all of you who cough, wheeze and gasp with chronic bronchitis and asthma, this mother has a message she asks me to give you: \"Raz-Mah Capsules make life seem much, much brighter!\u201d FOR YOUR EVER-LOVIN' FAMILY who love good cakes and pies, here\u2019s something that will make them happy indeed .and proud of you! MONARCH CAKE AND PASTRY FLOUR is made specially to assure cake and piemaking success every time.How?Well, first of all, Monarch is made from soft wheat \u2014 not hard \u2014 grot Tn in the garden lands of Ontario.Then it\u2019s processed and pre-sifted, so you can use it without sifting and changing your recipes .a real guarantee of success! Do discover the jov of fluffier, finer cakes and flakier pastry .with Monarch Cake and Pastry Flour! _\t_ \u201e SPRING CLEANING?.1 DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT when I have SUNLIGHT SOAP to help me in a thousand-and-one Ways.Sunlight washes floors, walls, painted surfaces and baseboards easily and thoroughly, yet never mars or scratches.And the cleanest wash of all is a Sunlight wash .you'll be delighted with the way i Sunlight Soap tackles even the dirtiest spots, \u2019like shirt collars and cuffs.Yes, Sunlight Soap is a versatile hard-worker, yet it\u2019s always kind and gentle to hands and fabrics.Economical, too.Sunlight Soap is pure, unadulterated soap \u2014 yet costs less than any other bar soap or cleaner.You can't afford not to have Sunlight at Spring cleaning time! I'VE NEVER KNOWN why wine connoisseurs speak lovingly of \u2018little\u2019 wines .but if \u2018little\u2019 is a praise-full adjective, then here\u2019s the best \u2018little\u2019 red wine I know' .delightful BRIGHT\u2019S MANOR ST.DAVIDS CLARET.The first sip will tell you that this is a red wine worthy of connoisseurs\u2019 praises .yet not, good news!, at connoisseurs\u2019 prices! That\u2019s because Manor St.Davids is a red wine \u2018of the country\u2019 .made^ from grapes grown right here in the Niagara Peninsula.Serve it with steaks, chops or red meat of any kind delicious! Yes, one sip \u2014 and I know you'll agree that Bright's Manor St.Davids is for connoisseurs \u2014 and you! but you and I know .\u2018Hangover Dirt\u2019.Or, I should say, I did know it until I was introduced to CALGON, the Water Doctor that cures 'Hangover Dirt\u2019.Do discover the many advantages of Calgon .it\u2019s truly the wonder water conditioner.It conditions water so you need less soap, clothes are softer, more absorbent and really dean.Yes, Calgon cures \u2018Hangover Dirt\u2019 .the film of soil, minerals and soap or detergent that sticks to your clothes.For brighter, cleaner, naturally softer clothes, do let me introduce you to Calgonl IT'S EASY TO FILL THE FAMILY DEMAND for \u201csomething really good for breakfast\u201d .just serve piping-hot RED RIVER CEREAL.You'll enjoy its wholesome blend of cracked wheat, rye and flax\u2014a nourishing combination that makes Red River \u2019nature\u2019s mild regulator\u2019.Active youngsters and adults alike need its extra energy values, so do see that your family gets the many benefits of delicious Red River often.You\u2019ll find it costs so little to have \u201csomething really good for breakfast\u201d when you serve piping-hot Red River Cereal! Nonskid Hanges To be certain wooden trous jer and skirt hangers hold their garments without slipping, glue a piece of foam, rubber sheeting to the inner; sides of the hanger with rub-i !ber cement.Seams ore important for spring.Dear Gaile- 1 read your column regularly in the paper.I wonder if you can help me.1 have four very good dresses.Two are cut with low backs and tw o are sleeveless.But I've reached an age where neither s;yle looks well on me Can you suggest somethin,; 1 can wear with these dresses >o 1 won't look so hare?I had a little white silk jacket made but it doesn't look nice with any of the dresses.These arc all summer dresses -Mr> H.S.Dear Mrs.H.S.: For help on this problem.I went to the (amed Roman designer, Eleanora Garnett.She has some very practical suggestions for pretty ways to provide needed cover up.She says: \u201cI think the best solution lies in a little wrap, a shrug, to be made with a back and rap sleeves but no front.It should be shaped and fitted carefully, of course.It would be suitable either to crepe or chiffon, could be done in a solid color or matched to the color of the dress.This shrug should be cut butterfly styfe, to droop gracefully at the back.And.of course, those lovely stoles in airy chiffon are always a sure means of providing needed cover-up.\u201d Dear Gaile: I have an all-weather coat and while l like it very much.I'm doubt as to when and where to wear it.It is a red wool jersey.Could it suitably be worn to c h u r c h?\u2014Airs.P.W.V.Dear Mrs.P.W.V.: The solution to your particular fashion problem comes from Henry Friedricks.long an expert in the matter of designing handsome coats.He has this to say: \"There is no reason why the coat you describe could not be worn to church.Any daytime clothing which is neat and presentable is suitable.It is my feeling, however, that a pretty, dressy coat in black might be one in which you would feel more comfortable.You eould accessorize it with a bright spring hat, kid gloves and bag and shoes in black.Possibly black patent leather would be a good choice for shoes and bag.\"\u2019 To his advice, let me add this: generally, we feel better when we dress the part.If the day is stormy, of course you would wear your all-weather coat.But if it is not.make church an occasion on which you look your very best.For there's no escaping the fact that though our purpose is going to worship, we do gather with friends and relatives when the service is ended.Per.sonalA SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.TOURS.MAR.22, 1962 I Mrs.Hubert Learmonth of iInverness, was a guest of her isister Miss Thelma Bailey, [Queen Street, Lennoxville and other relatives and friends.* « * 'nearN M\u2019inT^was\u2019a'guèst'at^hc ',uss JUNE SPENCER, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Spencer and MR.RONALD DETTES, home of his son and daughter 'im \u2022Vr' a,u* Mrs.H.Pettes of Kuowlton, Que., whose engagement is announced.The wed-in law Mr.and Mrs.Wilbert*s arr*nged to take place on April 21., 1962 at 2:30 p.m.in the Knowlton United Church, Maxwell and family, Abbott U'cvvlton, Que.\t(Miss Spencer's photo by Wm.Notman & Son) jStreet, Lennoxville.i ! Friends of Reed Street Mrs.Sarah Pegg, Lennoxville will ;ret to learn she is a patient the Sherbrooke Hospital.A.Y.P.A.honors Jim Elson Members of the Anglicanlvvished Jim well in his new Young People's Association and dertaking.un-1 Todays Pattern Printed Pattern To iiiiii 1 f x m m rvas, S,2ES 9411 9-17 their friends met at St.George\u2019s Lennoxville, recently to honour one of their number Jim Elson, on the eve of his departure for a Navy Training Centre.The guest of honour was presented with a leather wallet suitably inscribed.\t|vvood, use In making the presentation president Judy Woollcrton spoke of the fellowship and loyalty to the A.Y.P.A.shown by Jim during his years of mem bership.Following the expression of thanks by Jim, the Rector was called on to speak.Archdeacon Matthews exprès sed his appreciation and that of tho congregation for the faithful service of this A.Y I\u2019.A.member and Server, and added his good wishes for the future The A.Y.P.A.counsellor.C Dougherty, assured him of the continued interest and support of the group, and noted that in joining one of the Services, he would he following two other former members, John Burnside and Winston McLellan.On behalf of the congregation of St.George\u2019s Church, the Rector\u2019s Warden, H.A.Simons, Following refreshments, evening concluded with singing of Auld Lang Syne.the the Cover Up Scratches conceal scratches mixture Approaching Marriage The marriage of Miss Doris L.Robinson to Notary Georges Sylvestre has been arranged to take place quietly on Monday, April 23, IPtiJ.on of one-third each of white vinegar, turpentine and boiled linseed oil (from a paint store).Shake the mixture in a bottle, rub it over the scratched wood with a lint-free cloth, then polish with a dry cloth.* * * Shaka Off Lint Clothing that has picked up lint can be shaken dean if placed in a dryer which is circulating only air.The heat should not be turned on.Didn\u2019t Know Her Own Child he wrs so cross, cranky, sulky.When t'onseipafinn sours your (hiltl's disposition, fcivc Children's Own Tihleti Made fot youngsters over 3.«hey have a gentle l HOCKEY \u2022 Clash in key game of final series, Jets must win or face elimination in Sunday game slated for Richmond WEDNESDAY prized Kiddie Corps is a question mark as injuries take over, Angels blast Giants k, ;- * J .¦ y».\u2018\tM -, WHIP REDS The series of stunnin; scl hits.Larry Jackson and Paul Toth chocked the White Sox on fivci backs has forced manager Billy Hitchcock to realign his starting hits.Former teammates Minnie} quartet, using Estrada with vet-jMinoso and Carl Sawatski drove; erans Hal Brown, Dick Hair in the runs for the Cards.A and Billy Hoeft.Hoeft, acquired three-run homer by pitcher from Detroit Tigers, pitched five innings as the Orioles whipped the Reds 12-6 Wednesday.Meanwhile, Kansas City Athletics got strong pitching from Norm Bass and Bob Grim to edge Washington Senators 2-1 and then announced that $125,-000 bonus hurler Lew Krausse was being shipped to their minor league camp.Elsewhere, top pitching per- Marshall Bridges and a solo shot by Pedro Gonzalez powered the Yanks to their triumph over the Phils.The Angels scored 12 runs in the third, all off Giants' pitcher Billy Pierce, as every regular but catcher Bob Rodgers had a hit in the uprising.Lee Walls had three hits, drove in two Curling Results CITY OF SHERBROOKE 125TH ANNIVERSARY BONSPIEL # * * Main Event Wm.Fuller (Sherb.) .11 D, Racey (Sherb.) .\t7 L.\tHumbert (Sherb.) .S B.Jackson (Sherb.) .\t5 11.Wiggett (Sherb.) 8 J.A.Turgeon (Sherb.) 3 M.\tMacdonald (L\u2019n.Twist) 6 C .Mitchell (Hall Mach.) 9 W.Olivier (Sherb.) 8 II MacCallum (Sherb.) 6 B.McLenahan (Can.Pa.) 9 L.Styan (D.Tex.Magog) 2 W.A.Crowley (Goodrich) 4 H.Fowlis (Rich.P à P) 7 NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Baltimore}formances were turned in as Orioles' prized Kiddie Corps!Chicago Cubs shut out Cleve-consisted today of Chuck Es-llund 2-0.New York Mets trada, a possible weekend re-blanked Detroit 1-0 and St cruit.an appendicitis ease and Louis downed Chicago White a big fat question mark.;Sox 2-0.The question mark was pen- In other games.New York cilled after the name of Jack \\ankees belted Philadelphia 13- ^|lown above is the St.Francis High School senior hockey team manager, Gerald Bushev, Junior Tibhitts, assistant raptain, Hsher, 23, towering y o u n g 10 at Clearwater for their 10th won the PAPSB championship for teams off the Island of Terry Rodgers, raptain.and Terrs Whiltingstall.Standing, right-hander jolted by a series victory in 11 games, Los An\tcopped the Tom Southwood Memorial same order, 1).Roussie, t o roach.Bill Fraier, Larry Sklllen, of sharp pains in his right shoul- geles Ange.s blasted San Iran-\th ', defeated Noire Dame High School in the Peter Dunn.L.F.Somerville, principal, Bradley Moore, Law der while warming up to p.tch cisco 16-3 at Palm Springs he\tTJV defeated Quebec High School in the finals rente Dubuc, Wayne Smith.Serge Flanidin, assistant captain, Wednesdays exhibition game Los Angeles Dodgers beat Pitts- lown pm.'l,,,s.mev ncirinu ««ttcun \"\t.\t.\t, u- «\t>\t\u201e¦ ,, , against Cincinnati Reds.\t}burgh 4-1 and Boston edged j played in Granby.In the photo front, left to right.Bryan Qu.nn, and K.A.Dixon, co-coach.\t(Photo by W.H Lunan) Fisher, who had an inflamed Houston 8-7 in 13 innings, shoulder earlier in the spring' The Orioles hammered 17 hits, grind, reported himself ready to,against the Red with Man-take his turn on the mound, then Throneberry getting four, in-suffered the recurrence w-ithout eluding two homers, and Russ! warning and was forced to quit.Snyder chipping in with a cir- The sudden loss of Fisher,}cuit shot.Bass and Grinv who posted a 10-13 record with}checked the Senators on seven} a 3.90 earned run average dur-}hits wùth Haywood Sullivan} ing the 1961 campaign, left onlyjdriving in both Kansas City run-Estrada as a full-time, able-jon a homer and double, bodied member of the Birds' F ELD TO 4 HITS big four\ti Glen Hobble.Dave Gerard Steve Barber, the club\u2019s big}and George Schultz fashioned a winner last season with 18 tri- three-hitter for the Cubs as Lou umphs, is toiling for Uncle!Brock led the attack against the Sain, but may be available toTndians with a double and pitch weekends.Milt Pappas,jlriplc.Elio Chacon squeezed 13-9 last year, is recuperalingiGus Bell home with the lone run from an emergency appendcc- as Mets pitchers Ray Daviault, tomy and will not resume work- Herb Moford and Charles Moor outs until April.\tjhead held the Tigers to four Olympics blank Ramblers, meet tonight MONTREAL (CP)\u2014Montreal' The Olympics go! their first,ute major for spearing Man Olympics blanked Amherst goal with just 39 seconds gone dala, but the team held Mont Ramblers 2-0 Wednesday night1 in the first period when Connie real ns Morrissette pulled off to take a 2 1 lead in their best- Mandala banged in Claude Ri several fine saves of-five Eastern Canada Allan chard\u2019s rebound.\tMontreal's offensive effort iCup quarter final\tThe insurance marker came uas 1\"re lhan matched in the Amherst took t he series in the third period when Boland r,'s* °f period, the Mari opener 4-3 in overtime Sunday, Leclerc scored on a pas-oui,\"'\"es champions playing their .but Montreal beat the Mari- from behind the nn l>v George finest hockey since the series times champions 3-1 in the sec James.\tbegan ond game Monday night\tGOALIE INJURED A tremendous offensive drive Jean-Guy Morrissetlr._\t.and.on the whole much more little Amherst goalie, was in 1\t1\tSf'l|ll,s games, °s i s hustle, was the fealure of Wed lured when hit on the clun hyisPark ln thls *\"s stronn fjefensive play held\tINTER-LEAGUE English League 3 Scottish \u201cI can't understand lhal team KILL OFF MAJOR eague 4 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division II Kilev w as assessed a five-min-l Sunderland 0 Preston o STANDINGS NATIONAL LIA6UI Cleroux accepts offer to meet Richmond Braves .md Rock Island Jets dash at the Border \\rena tonight m the third game of the best of seven final for Ihe St Francis Valley Inlonnediate Hockey championship.Richmond will be looking for their third consecutive vir-lory and their lllh in twelve games In disposing of Ihe Magog Mes in thc league's quarter finals ami the Windsor Paper Mak ers in the semifinals, the Braves have won ten of their last eleven games I'hcy now hold a two game lead over Ihe Jets, having de-feated them 4 3 in Ihe playoff opener at Rock Island on Sunday and following through with a 2 1 Tuesday night victory on home lee.Michel Sawyer will Ivo looking tor his 12th goal of Ihe play \"'tl1 IIm\u2018 \"in- ,l\u2019r> \"ill be one oils He picked up eight in '-¦une down with a good semi final series \"I!\" and added,'» \u2018,''™ (he senes -Sun i hat tnek m the opener of the'l'1' ir ,lu\u2019>\tthey will be Hock Island senes He was held\tgaines down and will be oil ihe score sheet Tuesday\telimination on enemy ice evening\tSunday.' Ihe victories are eonving Many Rock Island players ,under to Ihe Braves than have voiced Iheir discontent at they did against Magog and the narrowness of the Rich-Windsor Rock\tIsland have\ta\tmond ice and blame this\tfor jhig.fast team\tand they\tare\tby\ttheir 2 1 Tuesday night\tloss no means out o[ the picture M The ice is a liltle narrower nithough down two games the lhan the other towns of the Jets are slightly favored for to circuit and there is a possibility night s game\tThey are\ta hard\tthat the .lets timing is off\tand team to beat\ton home\tice,\tes\tcannot connect for their\tfam pecially when (he chips are mis passing attack, down\tFourth game of the series Tonight's game is withnul will he played in Richmond Sun doubt the key game of the set day afternoon before an ex it\u2019s.If Rock Island comes up peeled turn-awav crowd Bobby Hull faces tough job as he goes after NHL scoring record, play against Canadiens and Rangers Can Bobby Hull do il\u2019\tGson between Richard, Geoffnnn lhal s the most popular ques and Hull.Richard and Geoffiron each scored in nine consecutive games during their historic sea sons and Hull malrhed that when he polled his 47th goal al Toronlo Iasi Salurdsy.No other NBA and fourth by Ring REWARDING MEDICAL CAREER IN THE RCAMC With care you can prevent blank end V \u2022*v mam \u2022flip;.liptR: 'T : vA.t'F: ' For over fifty years, in war and peace, the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps has been bringing good health to every Canadian soldier - and caring for those who became sick or injured.It has developed into a great medical organization, complete with its own hospitals and training facilities.For young men with a liking for medical and affiliated service alongside doctors and nurses, the RCAMC offers an exciting and rewarding future - with many opportunities in such careers as X-ray technicians, operating room assistants, physiotherapy aides, medical and laboratory assistants, medical clerks and storemen.Pay has never been better, working conditions are excellent and there are many opportunities for advancement.If you are between 17 and 23, single and physically fit, and interested in a medical career, find out about the possibilities right away by visiting or writing to your local Army Recruiting Station at the address below: 70 Belved«r« Sf\u201e Sherbrooke, Que.LO.2-0870 If you cannot call in person, mail this coupon today.Please send me, without obligation, details of career opportunities in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps.Name.Age.- the way they re playing, Filion; T ,,\t> i < u.j !\t.p.J ^\t, 6\t,, In the second, Amherst had added.They re wide open a , ,\t, ,\t,\t,,\t,\t,, Lu .\tj j'\t¦ j \u201c its back to the wall when Dave the tune and disorganized.This [is playoff hockey, eh?In playoffs you\u2019ve gol to think of do- r fence.\u201d\t! Ramblers couldn\u2019t gel organ ized for most of the game, but a spectacular job by netminder Jean-Guy Morrissette still made if close.| They were Ihe opportunists in The series' opener, winning 4-3 jin overtime, and gave Olympics a tough time in losing the second game 3-1.The fourth game will be Tn ,1larl> cllt'lers the pur- abandon.The eighl-enders will p\u2019ayed here tonight and ihrf,oscful blanking of an end to now remain the exclusive do-fifiii, if necessary'will be held relain Ihe advantage, of lastjmain of the duffers and the Fridav night \u2019\trock is a heinous strategy thaUBig Boys in pursuit of the loot Coach Lou Kilcy was a biti'\u2019hould bf ,:irii'lirr| from 'he will never know Ihe thrill of downcast after Wednesday \"(arne lor' ve:\tthe perfect score.ni «fit\u2019s ®ame\tNow the Brier is over, let\u2019s Before getting loo far astrayjself and wait for a miss,.'\u201dYou can\u2019t win a game unless take a closer look at this.\t'he case in point for today's Then if your lean, rise you score goals.\u201d he said.\tTo these critics such a preamble has nothing to do Asked if the Montreal defence manoeuvre , a display of poor \"\" i the pr05 Y had tiMitened up since ihc^Poctsmanslup.\tend strategy.Let us accept the series\u2019 \"opener Kilev snapped- Lntil recent >« rs a skip who *a(\u2018t lhat thls socal*c^ \u2022\u2022Well we\u2019ve been passingMheiemployed He- vapon on the cal device is here in our midst.fJ!o XTSTJwKK\"|S «.\t«»«\u2022\ts** d,i \u201d aM\u2018nsl.\"?lion m iiig-league hockey nr 7\tCrxlli-xt\telcs Ihesc (la>s as Hull, ('hicago » OII©y\t[Black Hawks' golden boy, con TROIS-RIVIERES.Qu, (CP) tinues his ra//le dazzle nisb lo Al Bachman, co-manager ol Bob wards the National I locket Cleroux, said Wednesday night League's 50 goal scoring record NHL player has been able In be has accepted an olfer for\tThe answer will be soon Chi iscorr in lhal many ronseruliva the Canadian heavyweight'eago has only two games leftigames champion lo meel Zora l''ollevlin Ihe 196162 schedule alj While Hull irsls unlit Satin-in San Francisco under pro Montreal Saturday night and day nighl, (wm games are sehed mofer Benny Ford\tNew York Sunday nighl.\tiilrd loniglil wiih the big nn« Bui he said ihe malch has\tHull popped in his 48ih goal\tal Boston where the Bruins fare not been sell led Ford was seek Tuesday nighl\tNew York ing lo tie il up by lining up\tMaurice Richard, retired\tThe Rangers are struggling Fol le y.\tMontreal greal sel the .50 goal [with Detroit (or Ihe fourth and The proposed Hi round bout ™ar,k in?4 45* aml Bcrnie'lasl playoff apot and a win In was tenlativelv sei\tfor\tAnn|\t|6\tGer,,ll',o|'\t\"ls the to-s of the coin before 'he match com-WflGHTED\tmences Becao i-e of the pre- cision hitting and deadly drawing of contemporary curling machines, it 1 11 soon be pos-0K THE JOB \u2022 .jhig for a L '\u2022 winning the flip to blank every end until * the final frame and produce a 1-0 ball game, The mama for scoreless frames has indeed spread) through the rank and file.Even \u2022A-4H V, Address .City.:w T russe», Abdominal Belts, Orthopedic Supports, Elastic Stockings.Urinals, Canes Crutches, fitted at the drug store! .Prov., last school grade successfully completed.ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY MEDICAL CORPS C/ySAF iSujo/wrfa GAUDET PHARMACY Bruno Gaudet, Prop.61 King W\u201e SHERBROOKE LO.2-4784 With No.1 lying shot, the high school champions a!: draw to No.2 position to Halifax last month were cm avoid opponents blanking ploying the device with gay, the ends.'ANNO UYK blended GIN The Real Hoftwul Ftavoiw S to, the occasion you can hang onto the initiative on the even numbered ends.However, keep this poml in mind.If you are playing the sr cond last end and the game is all square, you are theoreti cally still behind the eight ball for if you force Ihe opposition to take a point then you tie it.up on the final end; he will enjoy last stone on the extra frame Yet that is the risk you must take.Avoiding a blank end stig ges-ts at least three probables First and possibly the most ac ceptable and fraughl with less danger draw thc first stone to the side rings then wait fort a miss so that a second rock can be placed on the other side; of the rings, as you will see in the diagram.The second manoeuvre would call for a stone in front of the rings then a draw behind if an opposing slone missed or hil it' flush.Finally, a short raise mighl offer itself in the later \u2022-tagr'.of the end but make certain it} is not such a shorl raise that a split shot smash is possible h\\ the opposing skip (Fig.2i.Whatever il may be watch the scoreboard and keep thinking! 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