Sherbrooke daily record, 24 mai 1962, Section 2

[" Second Section tiecbrnoke IMy Hecocrt THURSDAY, MAY 24.1962 Will pass on experience to others After 44 years Miss Hatch in teaching will retire By ALISON SCHOENFELD (Record Staff Reporter) Doctors, lawyers and nurses, business men, en- gineers and teachers, thousands of people who have grown up to be leaders in the community the province and the country started their education at the Lawrence School in Sherbrooke where since 1936 Miss Verna Hatch has TEACHER AND PUPIL \u2014 Miss Verna Hatch, who will retire this June as principal of the Lawrence School after 44 years in the teaching profession, smiles at eleven-year-old Valerie Humphries one of the many pupils she has taught during the year.(Record Photo by Gerry Lemay) ENGLISH HOUSE PAINT PROTECTS HOUSE AND HOME Blazing sun, icy blast; they\u2019re no match for an English House Paint protected home.English resists cracking and peeling.Every can passes tough factory tests.English covers in one coat.English is more than a paint.It\u2019s an investment.been principal.Miss Hatch will retire this June after 44 years in the teaching profession.In interview, she talked about some of the children some of the problems, and some of the happiness encountered during her long career.\"I suppose, \u2019 she said, \u201cthat what has made me enjoy teaching most is that 1 like children.And I've always been able to find something good in the worst of them.Miss Hatch had no idea how many children she taught in all these years although she does keep track of what happens to many of them.During the war the boys used to come and see me when they were home on leave.Some of the girls have gone on to become teachers themselves and have come back here to teach, she said.\u201cNow 1m teaching children whose mothers and fathers were also pupils of mine.\" What have been the greatest changes in the teaching field in the last 40 years?Well, Miss Hatch does-not think there have been any startling changes.She says she feels it is harder to get children to work than it used to be probably because there are so many outside distractions.\"Fhey don\u2019t read as much either.\u2019 she said.1 here are some differences though.When Miss Hatch first came to the Lawrence School she taught two grades together.There were only 87 pupils in the school.Now Miss Hatch teaches only Grade Six and there are 15 7 pupils in kindergarten and the six primary grades.Before Miss Hatch came to Law-rence School she taught in Windsor for a year and then for 1 7 years at Mitchell School.She took her teacher training at Macdonald College.Miss Hatch looked around the sunny classroom.\u201c1 like the atmosphere of a small school,\" she said.\"Every teacher know-s all the children, not just those in her own classroom.The children all play together.There are no divisions among them.1 he children always seem sorry to leave the Lawrence School,\" Miss Hatch said, \"and I think it\u2019s because they have been happy here Mi ss Hatch is sorry to leave too.As she looks back she says one of the main things which has al-w-ays worried is that there is not enough provision for children who are backward and simply cannot cope with the regular course of study.\"Those children have always worried me.she said.\"Usually they struggle through to Grade Six but then they start dropping out.If only there w-ere more opportunities for technical education for them.\" Miss Hatch\u2019s concern for pupils and her interest in education will con tinue to keep her occupied once she retires as principal of the Lawrence School.Next fall.Miss Hatch will embark on a new career, one in which all her years of experience will prove valuable.She has been asked to work with the students studying education at Bishop s University.Miss Hatch will visit the classrooms where the students practice teaching and observe their methods, evaluate their skills and help them with with some of their problems.The student teachers could have no better guide than Miss Verna Hatch whose years of experience should enable, her to handle any educational problem from long division to discipline from art classes to scientific experiments.lIBBYTOWN \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Joe Edgeley, Mr.George Edgeley and Miss VALE PERKINS \u2014 Friends ofjthe tea were Miss M Atwell and Beatrice Kdgeley.of St.Ray- Mrs Mar> M'ller gathered at Mrs A Han son mond.were weekend guests of bdgewater Lodge to wish her Mi> Miller was an overnight Mr and Mrs.M.J.Smith bon voyage on the eve of her de\tof Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Miss Doris Hovey, of Burling !parture on a 17-day guided tourin Montreal West, be ton, Vt , visited her cousin, Mrs |°nhe British Isles.Mrs Miller fore leaving on May 16 from E.F.Hovey.\t'\u2018,s ,*10 recipient of many cards Porval by BOAC.On her return DUBOYCE'S CORNER \u2014 English Halley Belmont Hdwe.Reg'd.¦v 600 King E.* Sherbrooke LO.9-1049 Dawson Auto Parts Ltd.92 Wellington S.Sherbrooke LO.2-4703 Cartier Hdwe.Ltd.Sherbrooke Shopping Centre Sherbrooke LO.95333 Wilfred Coates Bury Tel.872 3388 Arthur Blouin Ltee 66 Meadow St.Sherbrooke LO.9-5591 Godbout Electric Beebe TR.6-2386 Duquette Specialties Ltee 68 Gillespie St.Sherbrooke LO.24600 J.B.Dionne Reg'd.64 Child St.Coaticook VI.9-2843 Adam Lumber Ltd.201 Main St.Waterloo Tel.365 Church groups at North plan busy time NORTH HATLEY - At the | regular meeting of St.Barna-; bas Guild and W.A.attention I was drawn to planned events.Miss H.Ireland spoke of the W.A.biennial meeting, to be held in Quebec, June 5 and 6; Mrs.C.Coleman will be hostess at her home at \u201en afternoon tea, June 20.Each lady attending will be asked to donate an article to be sold at the annual summer bazaar and luncheon, to be held in the Community Hall on July 25.The Guild will hold a garden party at the home of Mrs.Philip Scowen, in August.The meeting was held in the Guild Hall on May 9, and| conducted by the vice-president,! Mrs.E.M.Detchon.The tea hostesses for the after-; noon were Mrs.C.Cheesman; and Mrs.B.Best.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Lee McKay have returned to their home after1 spending the winter in Florida.; Former friends were happy to meet Mrs.Wilfred Kezar.of Miami, Fla,, who spent a week here.Friends honor Mrs.M.Miller Mr.John Badger is spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.1 yon Chaffee in Franklin, Vt.Guests at the Badger home on the weekend were, Mr.Fred it _ _ ^ ^ Reed, Mrs.Cook and Miss Mar- Mrs C.Mayhew was in Mont an(l an,l 8 poem composed from the tour she will be a jorie Reed, of Newport, Vt.real to attend a three daj ses- K\u201d' t!l° occasion by Montie and Rm.sl 0f m,-s p \\ rit iv,u Hr.and Mrs Norman Brad, sion of the Presbytery of the! Ho Elsdon.\tBournemouth.England\t|ov, of Sherbrooke, Mrs.Buddy Imted Church.\tAfternoon tea was served, the Accompanyint; Mrs Miller on .'\t_ Miss Phyllis Cass was an highlight of which was a cake the trip are Mrs l.ummis Mis- a ' ,'1 a,u1 'bihlien.of Birch-overnight guest of Miss Ksthei made and decorated by Mrs Ray, st Lambert, and Miss *°n, wore guests of Mr.and Mr*.Miller, at Hatley.\t|Garth Eldridge.Hostesses atlUurton.of Granby.\tWin Badger.lonUol -.\".yVvVxs: Instant GO.Superb control.Exhilarating lift for skiers and family runabouts.That\u2019s \"pushbutton boating for \u201962 with the high-torque \u201cforty\u201d Lark.Try push-buttons yourself on the 40 h.p.Lark and the 75 h.p.Starflite, at your Evinrude dealer\u2019s.Now.\u2018Greatest advance since the driver moved up front instant electric shift with ind EVINRUDE MOTORS, A/c/fx ndent throttle control.df*alf*r in tho y*llow page'll.cl Oulh ITncl \\ E LIMJ.0 e MAGOG MARINE SALES & SERVICE INC.675 Thomas Avenue MAGOG, QUE.Tel.VI.3-3788 J.S.MITCHELL & CO.LTD.164 Wellington St.N.Sherbrooke, Que.-LO.2 2662 St»A Suit* ^ C^nt.Si Aimé Rtch^lleu), .5 Sf*Alhati\t.\t5 I! St.A!buns.N.Y.?i; Si ?Albert .4\tH SoAteiamlrtf (fftèrvtilej.7\tC Si-A)eiao4re < Karnouraak»; _____3\tj St*Ak«la Honaventur^ ________3\tM St-Aletia (Montcalm?* G Si-Ale>ila-rf«-a.Monta, 5 G St-Alpbonae f Bonn venture; .2\tN .5 P .\t6 G Si-Alphonse St-Alphonse f Stafford.St\u2018.4tnaki«.THitrut dt Montréal St* Ambrola* (Chicoutimi).\t.2 i St*Attibrolae \t5\tG &t*Amédé?\t6\th St-Anack't\t2\tK Sf«*Anaftta*le.5\tH St-André 'Ar&entetiiS) .6\tP St-André 1 Bona venture).3 Sf St-André St-itean\t.2 M Sf-André-AvelHn.\t(>\tp Ste-Angèle fMaaklnongé) - -\t5\tG Ste-ÀnSèfc* /Rouvllloi.«\tG fîte-Angfcle-de-I.avâl J If Sfe-Angèle-de-Mérlcl 2 L Sta-Angea .S I Sf-Anket\t7\tF Ste-Anne Bonavenfureî Ste-Anne tChlcoutlmlj Ste-Anne-de* Beaupré Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue Ste-Aftn*-de-JOi N.-B.Sté-Anne-de-lk Pérade Ste-Anne-de-lju Pocartére Ste-Anne-d*-Portneu/ St*-Anne-de*~M St** Anne-dei'F feii Dntrxci de Ste»Anne-fiei»uce)\t5\tI St-Henoft 'ÏHut-Montafnirs .dt Montrfyl Sl-B«*noir Ste-Hénédlne St> Henri Sf ¦\u2018lient 1 *de*Tallion St-Herma» St-Herménéglldr St*Hlhitn \u2022 Frontenac t St'Hilaire iRouvfllei MvHNalre, N.-B.\t, Sr-H(tar(on St-Hlppnh t< SI-Honoré Beau< » St-Honoré >f ;hlrouflml -St-Honoré l'fémlfK ouafi> St-Hal>er t *C;har»tM> i St*lltrhert (BIviére-dU'l oup.St*Huhe< t-ile-Spauldlrtg St-Huftue* St*!(>atlnthe Cent 2 II 4\tH b G î J A I 5\tI 2 II b V 7 H St-J Suit* St - J ott« hint i \\ ktritaaku i Sr - loarhlm-de* »rh Kkhetleu) 6 (» St JnM (ih-d'Alma J M ' .t \u2022 JoM\u2019i>h»de>-lfl«ftlve 4 J St Joseph-de-Lepage 2 L St-.loac i*h\u2018de-MHflnae\t4\tG '>t 'Joxvph' du - Lai.Uiitti'l dr Montréüf; St-Jovlte\tS\tP f Jude\tfa\t(i Tt-Julra Beaucn .4 I St J tile* lionnventurei 2 N* ¦ Julie > Mégantici 5 II St*')uii* \\erchivita', ' th tnii dt \\torUr>4ti St Julien Sfe-Julienne St Juate-de^ Bretenlérea St-Juare-du-LaAVV 1 v ILL[: tags, The Ladies; publicity, G.The Misses Glenna Evans, of Whatley; concessions, A.Clark, Compton, Hope Evans, of Sher- D.Mills, H,\tEvans,\tH.\tWard;\t,\t,\tj\tt\tj\tt-\t, .u- r~\t,,.,\t\u2022\t.1,\torookc\tand\tTrudv\tEvans\tof trophies, G.\tWhatley; installation of P.A.\tsystem,\tD.\tLyon;\tMontreal,\tspent\tthe\tweekend track and field equipment, I.;with Mr.and Mrs.Morton Lavallee, F.Kerridge; R Bish- Evans.1961 TRACK MEET WINNING TEAM, BISHOP\u2019S COLLEGE SCHOOL Clayton spent the weekend the same home.\t* » I Bishop's 1961 College School took top honors event for fifth consecutive year Nl V r l#\\f# Parents and friends of the students participating in the Track Meet attend and support the team from Knowlton High School.The flowers on the altar in St Andrew\u2019s Church on May 13,j were placed there by the Rover Bishop\u2019s College School track slim eleven points.iThe spread then dropped to and field team walked off Knowlton Drug Store Reg\u2019d Knowlton, Que.\u2014 Tel.CH.3-5700 family in memory of their mo with honors in the 19th Kast-ther, Mrs.Ellen Rever.\tern Townships Track and Field Mr.and Mrs.Aime Lemelin Meet at the Parade Grounds, of Sherbrooke, were weekendi for the fifth consecutive time.guests of their daughter, Mrs.It was the closest battle for,\t,\t, Herman Sisco, Mr.Sisco andjycars and it was only in the P0'015\t^n0V'!u°n-o Bishop\u2019s amassed a total ofjGranby High School with 26 19 points while Jim MacKin- points closely followed by Prin-non\u2019s maroon and white boys cess Elizabeth High School of ompiled a total of 78.Ashes-tos-Danville-Shipton finis bed third for the day with 64'Æ family.Hast five events on the program School followed with 52 and Miss Frances Bibeau, of Mont that ( apt.Abbott's squad pul real, spent the weekend with [led out the victory over Sher-her father, Mr.J.Bibeau.brooke High School team, by a Lennoxville High School 44.and a half, High five and Windsor High School with two.President Earl Caunter of the Y\u2019s Men\u2019s Club, sponsors of the meet, presided at the presentation of the thirteen trophies immediately following the last Cookshire High picked up eight ovent on the card, the Open _.points with Sutton getting six -'bio.Magog with 25.Cowansville High with 23 and St.Francis High School of Richmond 21 An Eastern Townships\t Event Deserving of Your\tpPlk Support .the 20th An-\t: 4;:\t^ nual Interscholatic Trick\t 8, Field Meet:\t Studio Eclair\t PHOTOGRAPHY\t1 509o South St.\u2014\tCowansville \u2014 Tel.68M Best wishes to the participants of the COWANSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL in the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track & Field Meet, May 26th at Sherbrooke, Que.A.C.Tanner & Co.Ltd.INSURANCE 186 Main Street \u2014 Tel.187 \u2014 COWANSVILLE We are proud of our students and wish them the best of luck at the Track Meet! J.0.LEVESQUE LTEE GRAIN 40 Plaisance St.\u2014 BEDFORD \u2014 Tel.CH.8-3328 .CKf ».Bruce Ross of ADS set high jump record at 1961 meet.\\wv \u2018 IM Best wishes to the participants in the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track & Field Meet and especially those attending from the Granby High School, CHARLES BELVAL RESTAURANT Th« Home of Fine Food* 190 Main St.GRANBY Tel.FR.2-3548 Good luck athletes from Bedford High School! MAKE limt THAT THE ; «UWK IS IN YOUR BEN W.DRAPER INSURANCE 68 Main Street - Bedford - Tel.CH.8-3988 HI IKf,* hSSmrn Good luck to the students from Bedford High School! BEDFORD RULER CO.LTD.BEDFORD, QUE.\u2014 Tel.CH.8-2450 Drummondvillej six records were broken and; ______________|one was .tied during the day.! In the Pee Wee Wayne Stewarti of Sherbrooke tied the mark in the 75-yard dash and Peter Coupland of ADS set a new record for the discus in the same class.In the Bantam David McGaw of ADS heaved the shot-put 38 ft, 5 in., for a new mark.In the Midget class Terry Lewington of Granby High School romped under the wire in 2; 19.6 to set a new mark.The other two new' records came in the Junior class with! Bruce Ross of ADS going overj the bar at 5 ft.lO'a in., to better the mark set last year by! Mike Allait of SHS by five _ inches.He tried for a higher rc-.jeord but failed after his three attempts to get over but he set a good mark.In the Open Mile for the Sam Abbott Trophy Charlie Bore-ham of ADS set a record when he led the field across the finish line in 4:41.55 to better his! own record, set last year when he won in 4:48.0.He opened at a fast clip and maintained itj the whole distance crossing! well ahead of his opponents.Ken Flewwelling of Know'lton; High copped the Sports Commission Trophy for the high aggregate of the Meet.It was presented by Gordon McFarlane of Verdun, former member of the club.Bishop's w on the Junior and Juvenile classes! 'with S.Marshall and Hamilton Carter cleaning up.Chick Whatley and Bill Richardson awarded the Mitchell and City of Sherbrooke Athletic Commission trophies.Good luck students from Cowansville High School! Cowansville Import Ltd.714 South Street \u2014 Cowansville \u2014 Tel.212 Compliments of LES ENTREPRISES LAROCQUE INC.364 River Street \u2014 Tel.COWANSVILLE 188 Success to the participants of the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track & Field Meet to be held May 26th, at Parade Grounds, Sherbrooke, Que.BAKERY SPECIALS' Boulangerie Racine A Half Century of Progress 209 York St.\u2014 GRANBY, Que.Tel.FR.2-3315 AND for family enjoyment, attend the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track and Field Meet, as Sherbrooke, May 26th.You will enjoy your day.TROPHIES From sec.2 Pg 3 High High Charlie Boreham of ADS sot mile record last year BEST WISHES TO THE PARTICIPANTS OF COWANSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL! André Gautier INSURANCE ST.JOSEPH ST.COWANSVILLE TEL.614 T 1959\t\u2014 St.Francis School.1960\t\u2014 St.Francis School.1961\t\u2014 Shcrbro oke High School.THE H.A.ROTHFELS TROPHY Awarded to the individual with highest point, total in Pee Wee Division 1957\t\u2014 S.Neil, Granby.1958\t\u2014 D.Palmer, Sherbrooke High School.1959\t\u2014 (D.Rattray, St.Francis High School.(C.Saunders, Lennoxville High School.1960\t\u2014C.Tibbits, St.Francis High School.1961\t\u2014 W.Stewart, S h e r-brooke High School.SAM ABBOTT TROPHY FOR THE MILE RUN This is a challenge trophy, and is awarded each year to ;he winner of the Open Run.1957\t\u2014 H.A.Fieldnig, Biship's College School.1958\t\u2014 A.Currie, Stanstead Wesleyan College.1959\t\u2014 D.McGee.Bishop\u2019s College School.Manatees rare acauatic vererans Diva.\u2014 C.U w mpo v i i_L t \u2014 I el.IUZU 196(?,~ It is a pleasure to congratulate the Sherbrooke Y's Men's Club, organizers of the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track & Field Meet.Ernest Pouliot Agent for O'Keefe 1286 Main St.W.\u2014 MAGOG - Tel.VI.3-5195 RICHMOND \u2014 Miss Helen Armstrong, of Montreal, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Armstrong.Miss Edith Pepler is spending a few days in Montreal with her sister.Miss Jean Pepler.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Campbell were Mother\u2019s Day guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Barrington in Windsor.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Beaubien of St.Johns, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Proulx, Clevemont Avenue., Mr.and Mrs.G.Marveau Alexander were in Lennoxville, to attend the confirmation service at St.George\u2019s Anglican Church, when their nephew.Thomas Frederick Smith, w a s| among the 29 candidates.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Pike and son, Wayne, have returned to Montreal after visiting Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Roberts.Attend the E.T, Interscholastic Track and Field Meet in Sherbrooke and encourage good sportsmanship! Clarke Taylor Fuels Ltd.LENNOXVILLE, QUE Good luck to the participants in the E.T.Interscholastic Track and Field Meet being held in Sherbrooke, May 26th.HARRY EVANS PLUMBING & HEATING 22 AttO St, Tel.LO.2-9574 LENNOXVILLE, QUE.The Mayor and Council extend best wishes to the students from the ASBESTOS - DANVILLE-SHIPTON HIGH SCHOOL participating in the Eastern Townships Interscholastic Track and Field Meet May 26th.Town of Asbestos ASBESTOS, QUE. Montreal biochemist may have cure for cancer, experiments successful Three Villages Happenings Mr.William Brock, third year student at Bishop's University, MONTREAL (CP 1\u2014A spoon research into\tthe effect on\tcan-\tLennoxviUe.spent a\tfew\tdays ful of white powder, reputed to cer when two\tor three more ac-\twjth his parents.Mr.\tand\tMrs be good for black eyes, may hive enzymes are reintroduced Henn Brock.Stanstead.before play a part inthe search for simultaneously in animal tis-[]eaunj.for Ottawa, where he has a cure for cancer\tj sues\tsummer employment in the Ci- The powder \u2014 extracted from \u2022¦Unfortunately, says Dr de1 vil Service Department the pancreas of cows is an es- Lam!ran(j0\thave not yet After spending several weeks sential part of a research pro- gathered enough information;with her daughter.Mrs.Gale ject under the guidance of the about this process to use\titon\tBascombe, and Rev.\tMr.\tBas Montreal Cancer Institute and people.\"\tcombe in Derby Line.\tMrs a 38-year-oid biochemist.Dr .It s a fascmatmg £lel(j and j Chester Shelley has returned to Gaston de Lamirande, who has fed lhat enzyme therapy may shown it can reduce the gro\\vth|\u201e\u201e\u201e\t____.\t, s one day play a role m the con- :rol of cancer.'' Benefit parly held by Foster Evening Guild of certain cancers in mice The powder is an enzyme\u2014aj tiny ingredient in body eellsj which acts as an activator ofj certain chemical reactions in the cell.Basing bis work on the fact; that one of the differences be-j tween a normal and a cancer-: ous cell isthe absence ofeer-j tain enzymes, Dr.de Latnir-i ande has been trying to rein-j troduce them into cancer cells; to see if they would reverse! Foster \u2014 The Evening the growth process.\ti Guild held a benefit card party In some cases he has sue- on Ma>\u2019 12.when 500 was play-ceeded.\tat ten tables.He found that mice which Amon8\u2018he prize winners were normally died in seven days! G-F Snodgrass, of Cowansville: from abdominal cancer lived I ^rs\tTracey, of Brome; instead for 12 or 13 days.,Mrs- Lyle Cooper, of Waterloo; RETARDS GROWTH\tLeon Derby, Foster; Mr.Lyon- \u201cjf wo can influence animal\tWaterloo; Miss Minnie: land, befote leaving foi tumors like that.\" he says, \u2018 I1 Whitehead South Stukely; Mr.-don't see why, in a number olj^L Spencer, W' R.Durreil, Mrs years, we can t do the same Lapalme.of Foster; Mrs in men \u2014 and perhaps even ^ai'd Swett, South Stukely; Mrs more effectively.\u201d\tArthur Wright, Fulford; Mrs About two years ago Dr.de Comtois, Miss Susan Derby Lamirande, then working m Foster; Mrs.Forest Wright.Ful England, showed that one par- lord: Stanley ticular enzyme called xanthine;r\u2019an Whitehead, Mrs oxidase could be reintroduced!^ea*^er'nSl°n- °f Foster; (Lyle her home in Lyndonviile.N Y.accompanied by Mrs Bascombe.who made a short visit there.Friends will be sorry to learn Mr.William Sawyer, Stanstead.mdervvent surgery at the Sher-jrooke Hospital.Mr and Mrs.Joseph Bran Uette, Shelton.Conn., spent a ew days with Mrs.Brouillette's nother.Mrs.Thomas Goodsell.md sister.Mrs.Edgar Hill, and .amily.Rock Island.Mrs.Adelaide Laberee and Mrs.Byron Ellis were Mother's Day guests of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Simpson and Heather, at West Park.Miss Gloria Carruthers, first year student at Bishop's Uni versity, spent a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs George Carruthers, Rock Is the Hermitage, Magog, for the sum mer.Mother's Day guests of Mr and Mrs.John Boucher and fam SAG fails fo stem flow of settlers, 1,600 Europeans leave every week RICHMOND \u2014 SHERRROOKF DAILY RECORD, TOURS.MAY 24.Section 2\u2014Page 7 preceding the wick.Conn .and Edward.Taft Marths Tremblay and Therese ii\t».«-.H\t».Sherry party .rs\t* a ,5.r' ' r:j banquet.\tvtile.Conn.\tiCloutier, Mrs.E.Cabana.Mrs.Carl Spence, Miss Elsie bal H\t, ,\t\u2022\t*\t' way, Mrs.Ivey Fuller, Mrs Pat cowpanied by his brothers, Mr Among those who attended juies Fortin and Mrs.George Smith.Mrs.Y R.Beattie.Mrs Louis Bourboau and Mr.Donat the Sherbrooke Symphony Con Tremblay.H.C.Griffiths, Mrs.H Frazer.Bourboau, of Stc.Nicephore.cert were: Mrs M Chaput, Mrs\t- ,.\t.\tTh!1Ka,her!t° I\".', S !'f*SfS, e*lhiMrs W B.Converse and Mrs have left on amotor trip to D K McUaughlin.the M i s s e a\tOffenbach.West German kissed his grown son goodbve on ami to mai t arce » up to six G Marveau Vlcxander, attend !visit their brothers.Messrs! Ade-Jacqueline l^>olanc and Ann manufacturing centre near 1 s .\t.u 1 r°un S is vMtrmissi e o s p ^ ^\tanni\\ersarv dinner lanle.of Glaatonhurv.Conn.Marie Fortin.Dorothy Sheldon.Frankfurt, was i community as Then he turned away ,0 hide larger possessions-exccpt fur-)nf (hf\tMuntcpaP John, Lisbon, Conn Km,It.Nor Marcotte Franroisr ALGIERS(AP' his tears.\tniture \u2014 but in practice the The handsome blonde youth docks are so short of Moslem! took his pretty wife by the arm labor they do not accept ship and hurried to the airliner.In ments.his pocket: Two one-way tickets ^11 go to France, at least as to tanada\ta stepping stone, and some con T know it's cold in Canada.\" ]inUe t0 North or South Amer said the Mediterranean - born lca lad.\"But there is no future for Those who lry sellle ,n us here any more\tFrance complain of being The young couple - leaving!trrat#3 IM I / OOtNt» THOÜLXiH f i H I a\\n alil n nnc 5^1 J rl Ak'.H PHihC , U.Vi: W.' s t > MV LATENT 'c £X.PEK1AM3N O , \u201e\tLodging in apartment scarce joining the exodus of European Franc^, j!t pvpn a settlers reported officially at about 1,600 a week.Uy, Stanstead, were Mr.and Mrs.Dean King, Mr.and Mrs T1'° people leaving are mostly __________ C.B, Harris, Island Pond.Mr.Un the middle or upper-middle Whitehead Ad- and Mrs.Edwin Bruhmuller, ofjeconom*c elass- officials say.John Cowansville\tMan-V lA :.\tV.\"- L- ¦ - ' >'':Vavv.Y- .J : V yy \u2019 T/:.E.MORIN & FILS INC.2630 KING ST.WEST.LO.9-5548 on May 15 in the hall, when 500 was played at nine tables.Prizes were won by Edith Hanna, Molly and Joyce George, Mrs.F.Lace, Mrs.A.Morin Mrs.A.Griffin, Mrs.J.Page Mrs.J.J.Savage, A.Barnes, M.Baird, I Snodgrass, Mrs.S Sherwood, G.Boisvert, Mrs, M.Hilliker, Minnie Whitehead, Mrs.L.Dufresne, Mrs.P.Tib bitts, Mrs H.Comeau.Mrs.E D'Arcy and S.McElroy.Door prizes went to Mrs.A Hayes, Mrs S.McElroy.Mr.L.Dufresne, Mrs.R.Talbot, Mrs E.Leduc, Miss Alice Ashton L, Wright.The sale was a silent auction, the Guild ladies.GENERAL NOTES Mr.and Mrs.Cecil McLeilan spent Mother\u2019s Day in Lennox-ville with Mr.and Mrs S McLeilan and family.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Berwick and Randy spent a day with Mrs.Irene Berwick and Mr Forest Berwick on the Bromploh Road.Mr.and Mrs H.Comeau Mrs.Mary Comeau and Mrs.Leon Comeau, of Magog, visited Mr.Leon Comeau in the Neurological Hospital in .Montreal.AHCAIW'TfM ÜvETÂHCAIN'I MAHOvON CHILE WLL ) BELIEVE STICK UP A BANK .V voatr.A OWN! C CHILE- ! \u2014VJCXJl.D LET VOTACr TH CONSV-QL't KJCf-G, !K CASE MS DOKJ'T//\u2019^\u2014 \u2022l-v I i £ «\u2022 HERt)' COME.'fJ, ( SvlMPTdlN \\ WENT (vW'ROklGa' w hO' HAD TO USE TH' GUN, HUH?DID rso.^ v-w-TJ Montgomery, ot the nor ing staff of the Wales Home The devotional period was con ducted by Miss Mary Ewing, followed by a program from the study books, given b> Miss Hazel Boast and by Mis.Mary Ew ing.Twenty-one parish ealls were reported.The leader (hanked Mrs.Ross Ewing and Miss H.Boast for decorating the church at Easter time and also for being hosi esses.Mrs.Manning and Mrs Rela McMannis were appointed dele gates to the Presbyterial at Len noxville, May 31.PL/ NS JUNE MEETING Pland were discussed for the June meeting, the last one until September.Each member is re quested to invite two guests.Ai film will be shown and food; sale held.The hostesses will be Miss Edith McCourt, Miss Beal rice Cross, Mrs.Hazel Semple, Mrs.John Lowry and Mrs ! George Cogan.The sum of $4.35 was realized) from a sale of materials After the meeting refresh ments were serv-d by Mrs.Ha , zel Hardy and Mrs.Florence Roster, and an enjoyable sorial hour followed.MAGOG \u2014 Mrs.E.Jackson and Mrs.E Graves entertained St.Luke's Woman's Guild at the home of Mrs.Jackson, Pine Street on May 16.Mrs.E.Hendry won the gift donated by Mrs.C.Styan.and Mrs.C.Buzzell won a special prize donated by Mrs Jackson.Refreshments w'ere served by the hostesses ai the close of the meeting.Mrs.E.Hendry will be the hostess for the next meeting.Mr.and Mrs.P.Catchpaugh and grandsons, Dalton and Tre vor, were in Gould, visiting Mr and Mrs.Geo.MaeKay.CART.EASY WO.ME 4 OPT.POP SAY* ITS HIS TL«W TO PITCH TONIGHT, I WAV r I ,L PE CHV \\ SEE HIM AT THE MU PARK AfTEC THAT V~wais™ OPERATION, SON! 1 HAVE YOU SEEN / f\t, J , RONNIE,VET?/\t\" > Ml SHU s PtMNO HOW TWO 1 CROUP TO HAVE C AH RF SO ALIKE IN SOME A SCIENT'ST IN WAV'S, AH1 DIFFERENT IN OTHERS! 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COATICOOK \u2014 An interesting showed that much splendid work exhibition has opened to the Triple baptismal '*IDE GLANCES service held at Kinnear's Mills KINNEAR\u2019S MILLS \u2014 A triple christening took place on! May 13, in Candlish United | Church, Rev.Eldon Hay officiating.The baby of Mr.and Mrs.Ul-r.c Nutbrown received the names, Rodney Gordon William, the baby of Mr.and Mrs.Russell Rothney, Mary Lou, and the baby of Mr.and Mrs.Victor Lowry, Cheryl Fay.Out of town guests attending the christening were, Mr.and Mrs.Ray Nuterown and son, Wayne, Mr.Edward Rothney, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Henderson, Mr.and Mrs.Hubert Lear-; month and daughter, Marianne,| Miss Geraldine Robinson andj Mr.Clinton King, of Inverness,] Mrs.John Evans and family, of Holding display Compton County Museum Soc.to hold open house COOKSHIRE \u2014 At a meeting! versity of Sherbrookeon May 28 Uorical Sites and Monuments, of the executive of the Compton for the purpose of forming a A discussion was held on the County Historical Museum Socie- co-ordinating committee to study proposed repairs to the Museum, ty held at the Town Hall in the demands of the various his- but an architect will be consult-Eaton, and presided over by torical societies regarding the ed before further work is done Lionel Hurd, plans were made placing of commemorative pla- on the building, to have the Museum open on ques for historical sites, and to\tGENcRA .NOTES June 2, from 2- 5 and from 7 -9 exchange historical data.\tMr.and Mrs.Fred Hussey, p.m.\tThis co-ordinating body will Mr.and Mrs.Whitcomb, of Lan All members of the Women's serve as a link between the,caster, N.H., were recent guests Institutes are invited to visit the Eastern Townships Societies and of Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Farns Museum, and others will also be the Quebec Commission on His-iworth.most wlelcome.\t1-¦\u2014\u2014\u2014- Two delegates, Lionel Hurd, of Sawyervillle, and Thomas Bums of Island Brook, were appointed to attend a meeting at the Uni- V f f 'n8s-\tAnglican Church Council, high- ALLSTATE REBUILT MOTORS As low as $10.down and $10.monthly! 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Perkins while in town to visit j Mr.Beeks, who is patient in ithe B.M.P.Hospital.BEEBE \u2014 The pupils of Miss Evelyn Purcell will present a musical program in the town hall on May 25 at 7; 30 o\u2019clock.The program will consist of piano solos and duets, and violin solos, duets and trios.A silver collection will be taken for benefit of the Save The Children Fund and cordial in vitation is extended to all.YOU CAN BE TIME AND DOLLARS AHEAD READ and USE OUR CLASSIFIED ADS Sit back in your easy chair and shop all over town! Finding a bargain, or selling something yourself, it's as easy as that .through our classified columns.And, you are always dollars ahead when you buy or sell in this great marketplace.Find out for yourself this very day! YOU GET MIGHTY BIG RESULTS WITH OUR LITTLE CLASSIFIED ADS! Sherbrooke Daily Record LO 9-3636 monthly meeting SOUTH DURHAM \u2014 The monthly meeting of the U.C.W.was held in the church hall on May 9, Mrs.Galen Coote, who conducted the devotional period, was elected leader for the remainder of the year.A donation of $25 was voted to the Sunday School to be used for supplies.Mrs.Armstrong and Mrs.Elliott were kept busy at the parcel post table, and Mrs.Hughes at the fish pond.Four other ladies looked after the supper table.Everyone was pleased with the results of the afternoon.An ice cream social will be held on June 29, in the evening at Mrs.Edison Montgomery\u2019s.The date for planting flowers at the Church will be announced later.The June meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Galen Coote at 2:30 p.m.A ham and salad supper will be served.HEATHTON \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Avery Davis were guests of Mrs.Jack Broni-by and Mr.Bromby, in Cowansville.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Davis and family, of Westfield, Vt .were Mother\u2019s Day guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Davis.Mr.and Mrs.George Lyonnais.of North Hatley, have moved to the Thomas Ham place.GOULD Mr.and Mrs.O.Perkins and Russell, of Danville, were week end guests of Mrs.Perkins' mother, Mrs.Annie Morrison.Mr.Angus Nicholson, of Scots-town, is spending an indefinite time with Mr.Fraser Maelver.Visiting Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Wintle were Mrs.Neil Taylor and famiy, of Birehton, accompanied by Mrs.Sam Harbin-son and family, of Randboro.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Dinning,of Maple Grove were visiting many old friends and relatives in the vicinity.Miss Anna Mclver, of St.Lambert, spent the weekend at her home here.Mr and Mrs.Edward Holgate of Sherbrooke, accompanied by| Mr.and Mrs.Dave Holgate, of,1 Winnipeg, Man., were guests of Mrs.K.N.Mclver.Mrs.EJ Johnson and Miss Margaret Johnson, of Clapham, were visiting at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Galen Vance,] Gary, Linda and Shirley, of! 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