Sherbrooke daily record, 30 mai 1962, mercredi 30 mai 1962

[" Today's chuckle He met his wife « a travel bureau.She was looking for a vacation and he mas the last k-resort.Stjecbtooke Dailu Becocd THE WEATHER Mainly sunny today: chance of a few scattered thunder-'bowers this evening; Thursday sunny with cloudy periods and a few scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening: continuing very warm and turning a little more humid: low - high at Sherbrooke, 60 and 80.Established 1897 Price : 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC WEDNESDAY, MAY Ï0.1962 European settlers desperate SA 0 attempting parley Moslem leaders 41 #/**« \u201c É A « i i A * m t ' ALGIERS (AP) \u2014 Desperate European settlers are trying to get Moslem nationalists into negotiating Algeria's future with them instead of with the French government.Offers to negotiate a \u201csystem of coexistence\u201d have been made by the terrorist Secret Army Organization and the General Union of French Workers of Algeria, which represents vir- tually the whole European labor force They have not put their demands into concrete form.But as their part of the bargain, the European terrorists are proposing to stop their murder of Moslems and systematic destruction.The labor unions are Ft lût 1 iii h® HH1 \"A ü« !lW offering to halt the exodus to France of the European labor | nied such contacts.One of the force.\ti key members, Chewki Mostefai, said the Secret Army's hints were \"a system of intoxication which can further jeopardize the future\u201d of Algeria's European community.\u201cThe Secret Army has no political future,\u201d Mostefai said.There has been no formal comment so far from the FLN government in Tunis.But the rhost PINE CREEK Alta (CP) \u2014 Little hope was held ; nationaWsts attitude has al-GHOSr\t-\tii j h \u201e ways been that the Secret Army today for the surv.val of a four-year-old boy ^allowed by a repyresents nQ valid politica, cave-in at an abandoned coal mine Tuesday as he played 100 : {orce and that it can be de yards from his home.\tstroyed in 15 days if tough In » pamphlet and a pirate broadcast, the Secret Army hinted that leaders of the European extremists already have had made contacts with the provisional Algerian executive in stalled by tiie French and mem hers of the Moslem National\tFUNERAL HELD \u2014 Funeral was held yesterday for the Liberation Front, the FLN.eight victims of Friday\u2019s tragic explosion in Asbestos.The mass The provisional executive de- funeral, was held in St.Aime Church in Asbestos.Officiating utl Sixty-Sixth Year New plan revealed To develop Brome area?By PAT BOUGIE (Record staff reporter) KNOW!.TON (Staff) \u2014 The first major project of the I 1 ^-year-old Federal government Agricultural Re I habilitation and Development Act program may affect Brome county in the form of » pilot development plan, A g riculture Minisler I lamilton said I uesday night.Addressing a Brome-Missisquoi Proogressive Con* iservative rally in favor of Heward Grafftey, Mr.I lamil ton said the plan would he an experimental one and Would deal with various ways ol turning latin land into tourist attraction areas.Negotiations between the fed \u2019\tit era! amt provincial govern I ments will be held on or allt r June 15.Written agreement is needed from the prov incial ! government so that federal an thorities can act.This will hr (he first major Liberals to open city drive Four - year - old disappears Little hope is held for cave-in victim Faint cries of \u201cDaddy, Daddy\u201d -heard from below soon after Kenny Kowalchuk disappeared spurred a mine official to make a hazardous descent on the end of a cable 45 feet down a rickety shaft.J.J.Kubin of Calgary, dis- ?Mine shaft fall kills boy, 12 SHAMOKIN, Pa.(AP)\u2014Rescuers today found the body of a 12-year-old boy who plunged down a 525-foot shaft while exploring an abandoned coal mine with a friend Tuesday night, Shamokin City police said.Shamokin police said the body of Kenneth Schickley was found 400 to 500 feet down the shaft, wedged between two coal cars on an offset of the shaft.Police said a coroner lowered into the shaft pronounced the boy dead.Kenneth fell down the shaft when a step of a ladder broke, authorities said.The other boy summoned rescuers.trict mines inspector in charge enou2h means are used, of the rescue operations, said1 Both the provisional Algerian as he emerged into the glare of executive and the ! LN contend a batterv of hastily - rigged!that all possible guarantees for lights that he found no sign of 'he Europeans have been stipu-the chubby, dark-haired boy.>ated in the Evian cease-fire Loose earth plugged the shaft, agreement \u201cI have no hope the boy will The European settlers regard be found alive.\u201d\t|the Evian agreement as a dec- PLUNGES THROUGH CRUST laration of intention and not as Kenny, second youngest of the!a binding contract.They want 11 children of Mr.and Mrs.To discuss their future with the Peter Kowalchuk, plunged!nationalists before the through a thin crust of earth self-determination vote July 1.Ottawa truck strike trouble Police arrest four project of the S.W.OOO.OOO A K D was Archbishop Georges Cabana of Sherbrooke.Above, part of p|an the service.\tTo improve farm land for tli (Record pholo by William Liman) raising of cattle, Mr.Hamilton; 'p|H, federal general election outlined a five point program 1 campaign gets into high gear bid did not go into details.nl sherbrooke County Thursday Tirst step , he said, would\twhen Ihc Liberal candi he to create a new feed andUatPi |.Yrliand .loyal, holds the grain policy by which fanners]fi|.st of ., sm(,s of ward meel could.obtain oals where there in^s at SI.Sacrement parish is a lack created bj drought f^n n1 Kasl Sherbrooke, conditions.\twill he supported TORONTO (CP) Po ice!juries but a Teamster spokes! First of the five locals in $4,000 given to fund for blast survivors topping the old shaft while playing with his three - year - old brother, Johnny, shortly before noon.moved quickly to avert threat-j-man accused police of using solved to break the union dead ened violence at an Ottawa brutal methods in dispersing the line was Toronto-based Local transport terminal Tuesday crowd.\t!)J8, which officially went out night as a strike by 7,200 mem- The province - wide walkout] Monday night.A faction of the] bers of the International Broth !came in advance of a Thursday! local, anticipating the vote, sci erhood of Teamsters Ind.tied! millniSht deadline set by the up pickets Sunday, up most of the province's inter ]union in case a strike ballot; Neither side sees an early end cty trucking\t.favored a walkout.The 2,456,to to Ihc dispute at the centre nl Two Sherbrooke trucking com-!1-532 vote against a settlement]which is a union demand for a panics Kingsway Transport and! reeornmendec' by a conciliation guarantee that driv ers will not Smith Transport strikebound ! board and approved by the com ; be laid off as a result of t Infor six weeks reported picket Panics \"as announced Monday)practice of transporting trailers ers peaceful, and no incidents ni8ht and ,h(\u2019 strike was in ef \"piggyback\u201d by rail, this morning.Strikers have re-1 feet within a few hours.\tThe conciliation board rccom mained within the law' since!\tTuesday night windows were broken at the!was almost paralyzed in Tor-Kingsway Transport Company I onto> Hamilton, London and building three weeks ago, thei™31^' ,,nial,,\u2019r trucking!mended H,a\u2019 no worker wilhi five or more years seniority belaid off because of piggyback, smaller centres as the hut said workers should be re A grant of $4,000 wav made yesterday by the Canadian-Johns Manville Company to ?he fund for the surviving victims of Friday's tragic explosion in Asbestos which killed eight people.This brings the total collected so far to approximately $7,000 In charge of the collection is the Asbestos chapter of the Knights of Columbus.Aside from money, gifts of clothing, furniture, linen, and various other household items by a Second phases would he In mimi)r, ()| velcran campaigners create feed grain and fodder ln (|1(, itérai ,.inlsPi banks.Third phase is to insli Kaijim tins week nominees tide community pastures, fourthh-,,,.,hp o(ht,r\tpartjrs c\u201en phase to create a new \"\u2018d1'1 n-sling Sherbrooke, officially policy ami lilth phase vvmild;].(un(,|1(,,| ||iri|.\tdrives, he the creation of a new ov ,he\tand the NDP hold poil policy.\tmg rallies on Sunday and Ihe Mr Hamilton, who was on !m;t-onsf preliminary lilts.During Ihc past week, prinl-eil copies of the preliminary out that similar Brume project worked oui foi- plan,s In tin were being other Fastiwiil financial plight of farm The French workers\u2019 union is- report managers of both companies sued a virtual ultimatum de manding direct negotiations !\\vith the Moslems before the The mine, abandoned 30 years referendum or its members ago, is two miles from this cen-]w°u'd duit Algeria, tral Alberta hamlet and about' \u2019 *f we leave, the Ottawa police arrested four men following an incident at the terminal of.Taggart Trucking Service, one of two Ottawa truckers not affected by the economy:s(rjj-e against members of the 50 miles northeast of Calgary, would collapse,\u2019 the settlers ^0j0r Transport Industrial Re Summoned by Johnny, Mrs sa.v.\tdations Bureau, agent for 65 Kowalchuk found a hole in the] Most experts agreed.\tfirms.grass-covered mound marking Hut the Moslem nationalists; p0|jCR said the four, identified the old mine site.She was re- are, determined to achieve their as transport workers, are to be ported to have talked with the P°btical objectives \u2014 independ-trapped boy while her husband jence and control of the country sped to the nearest phone by! no rnaHer what the cost.car to call help.RCMP Corporal feith Suther- See \"Four-year-old\" on page 5 European terrorism swooping down on Moslems in Algeria\u2019s major cities has not stamped the nationalist leaders.Over control of access routes Berlin compromise try is made between the US, W.Germany WASHINGTON (AP) - State department officials are reported trying to work out a compromise formula to resolve differences between United States and West German proposals for negotiations with Russia over control of access routes to West Berlin.Disagreement between the two Allies is a handicap to the United States in continuing talks with the Soviet Union about the possibility of an East- Home meals served group SASKATOON (CP) - Industrial and union leaders from 35 Commonwealth countries and charged today with causing a disturbance by interfering with other persons.The arrests came after about 100 men gathered outside the terminal in an attempt to block departure of transport trucks.Police said a car carrying several children was driven in front of one truck.When the truck pushed the car down the road it was pelted with bricks, rocks, sticks and milk cartons containing paint.The cab windows were smashed.SAYS POLICE BRUTAL There were no reports of in- West agreement to end the long unless it was radically modified__________________________________ dispute over Berlin's future.and made part of a package \u2014 ¦\t.« Nevertheless the Kennedy ad deal by which the Western pow- CI0Ct pTSSIClGnt ministration is resolved to press ers would withdraw from West AMHERST (CP) _____________ Aurelc forward with the exploratory1 Berlin.\tBourque of Moncton Tuesday talks, under way since last CALLS FOR BOARD\t]\twas elected president of the September.\tThe international authority; Atlantic P r o v i n c c s Baker\u2019s State Secretary Rusk called ldan advanced in detail by the Association at the group's an-in the Soviet ambassador for a\u2019! United States to the Western Al- nual meeting here.Vice-presidents elected were Fraser Campbell, Saint John, N.B.; Syl Phalen.Glace Bay, N.S.; John Kenny, Charlottetown, John Moore, Grand Falls, Nfld.Teamsters set up pickets warehouses and terminals Prices rise atjquired to take other Jobs if their ihighway runs were eliminated.\u201cThese areas can he lurned ; into recreational centers for are being received and solid- j tourists such as hunting ted.Anyone wishing to help should gel in touch with Ro- 'grounds and camping sites.| Farmers can charge for llioso it 879-5769 in ton -saK| Financial centres rally from big skid LONDON (Reuters) \u2014 Mosl Western financial centres today recorded rallies on their slock exchanges following the dra malic recovery on Wall Street Tuesday from Monday\u2019s big skid.Rising prices were reported Berlin conference today.Some Hies about two months ago informants said that in view of; called for a 13-nation board to continuing Allied differences the be made up of five Western, talk w-ould necessarily be gen five Communist and three neu-eral in nature.\ttrai representatives.SEEKS AGREEMENT There were reports, however,! THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL that Rusk is trying to get the -\u2014\u2014___________________________ from stock exchanges in London, Hong Kong, Milan and Singapore.The increases w-ere coupled w'ith a Feturn of confidence in the financial world.Most Western newspapers viewed the Wall Street gyrations calmly but in Russia Moscow radio was forecasting doom for the capitalist world.The radio declared in a commentary that \u201cthe capitalist economy is seriously and incurably sick, and.as the latest events show, it cannot be saved by any new-fangled inventions of the advocates of the capitalist system.\u201d NO REASON TO FEAR In London, the influential Financial Times saw no reason at present to fear a financial crisis in the United States.The paper said that in the long run it was not inconceivable that Monday\u2019s slide might actually increase the Kennedy administration s freedom to use! unorthodox economic measures.! The Manchester Guardian advised industry and investors to adapt themselves lo a world in which easy profits cannot be; made from the proceeds of inflation.In Copenhagen, The Politikcn said Monday\u2019s slide might .veil! be considered in some respects] a sign of health and a correction to an inflationary mentality.; French newspapers also look the Wall Street fluctuations in their stride.\u201c1962 is not 1929,\u201d Le Figaro declared.\u201cBarring some crazy action Ihe drop will not touch off a paralysis of activity.\u201d On the London Stock Ex change, the market was again following the lead of Wall Street with a strong recovery from heavy losses Tuesday! touched off by Monday\u2019s Wall Street slump.land Boudreau Asbestot.A mass funeral was held yesterday morning in St.Aime Church, Asbestos, for the victims of the explosion.Archbishop Georges Cabana of Sherbrooke officiated.Killed in the explosion were Mrs.Reynald Lambert, 44, her son Yvon, 2, and daughter Danielle, 6; Mrs.Arthur Paradis, 54; Huguette Briere, 26, a dentist's secretary; and three of Danielle's friends with whom she was playing at the time of the fatal explosion, Luc Pellerin, 11; Andre Bourassa, 7, and Louise Toutant, 7, Injured were three of the Lambert children.Jean-Guy, 16, Claude, 18, and Michelle, 6 Both of fhe boys were taken to the John-Manville Hospital in Asbestos where they were treated for cuts and burns to the bands and face.Claude was released immediately after first aid was administered while Jean-Guy was released Monday evening.Michelle, the most seriously injured of the three, was taken to Sherbrooke Hospital suffering from cuts and burns.Her condition is reported to be excellent this morning by hospital officials.privileges thus gaining another source of income,\u201d Mr llamil- Referring lo 1957 58 Progrès sive Conservative elect ion pro | mises Mr.Hamilton said: \u201cWe ¦ pledged ourselves then that if Selected, we would try to build a better Canada by lining up| ! those areas which had fallen j down.\u201d \u201cTo fulfill our election pro mises we have tried to sell; farm products, slablize prices, institute crop insurance, in crease farm credit, and intro-; dueed the ARDA plan,\u201d he said hsl for his individual polling district have been sent to every inscribed voter in the poll Persons who believe they [have Ihe right to vote and whose inames are not inscribed on tbe ]preliminary lists may make personal application to Ihe revising Infliccr to be included in Ihe list.The revising offices will he open on Thursday, Friday and |Salurday from II a.m.until ]noon and from 8 p.m.to 11 p.m .daylight lime, tor the re ceipt of applications for additions In the lists.Applications for inclusion on the lists may be made in person or through an agent by signing an affidavit.In the Pointing to the sale of farm products, Mr.Hamilton remind\ta person whose name is ed the group of 100 present ofy\",,fms('dly the recent sale of grain to Red! Is See \"New Plan\" on page 5 omitted from the applications may be made by relatives by blood or mar !riage or by an employer.FUfh court martial case Fine and reprimand given for smuggling OI I AWA (CP) A court martial sentence ol a $500 fine and a severe reprimand was given [uesday to Maj.William Allan Platt, 48, convicted of illegal gold trafficking last year in Indochina.Pending an appeal now being considered, Ihe sentence 10 conduct Prejudicial to good Soviet government to agree to negotiate on the status of the access routes as an issue separate from problems involving the status of West Berlin itself.; The purpose of this \u201cde link ] territories have been given a mg\u201d strategy is to try to define taste of Western Canadian hos- one or more problems which pitality as served in mouth-wa- Can be negotiated.The United tering fashion by 150 Saskatoon j states, B itain and France, as district farm wives.\t[well as West Germany, have Home-cooked meals, including! repeatedly declared that Rus-a variety of fresh farm prod- sia\u2019s demand that the Western ucts, turkey, chicken or beef, powers agree to withdraw their with special meals for those]forces from West Berlin and whose diets were restricted by give it the status of a \u201cfree! June 18 and religion or custom, was a high-]city\u201d in the heart of Commu-jdissolved.Threat of railway strike becomes an issue A strike threat that could tie up the transcontinental services of the CNR next Monday has entered the election campaign.T.C.Douglas, national leader of the labor-backed New Democratic Party, said the situation By THE CANADIAN PRESS I dollar.The pressure it it ill on.; generally, he said, adding:\t! At Edmonton, Mr.Pearson are still talking, but the CNR isj reported to have told it* em-] ployees that they will be laid off; if the strike goes into effect asjhecklers turned up to taunt the;hold it at 92'/2 cents \u201d\tgroup of men \u201cmore skilful at al _, ti \u2018 i_t\t'J* iwu lit; tan it; For the second night running,] \u201cft is not going to he easy to attacked the government as a jence s af The court made one note in its .linding.It said the major was not guilty as charged of having used three subordinates in his Capl.C.been named as A.Anderson, Sgt.J vatives and the Liberals.He the major's plea of not guilty lumped them together and said\t___.they are offering election poll .\t,\t., .,\t1 .,\t_____ des of debt rather than of posl Bill delayed\tthema.jor butditknoJ what QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 Premier they contained.Lesage said Tuesday Ihe estab The corporal was one of the lishment of a general invest- men court - martialled earlier, ment corporation by the Quebec reduced in rank to a private has been delayed and given 30 days\u2019 detention.URGED MEETING\tB.C., heard Prime Minister]terms of the United States] Mr.Starr urged the dispu !Diefenbaker promise that his! dollar, tants two weeks ago to meet;government will convene a na-; Mr.Pearson, speaking at; and make intensive effort to re- tional conference on human re- North Battleford, Sask., said the itratioG that were performed.e shown iiliie Meiest ia it and working ruins.i vinage messujej W devaiut Uuu .TOiLHV UULOLAJi.J\tia1)\" to p«|« i live expansion.\u201cThe Pearson Baker team is! cynical enough to go on ex-! pediently promising projects we: will have to amortize over the]\t, i- /\tgovernment has been delayed and given 'ives of our children and grand T\t,\t,\t, by preparatory w'ork on a re Another three men drew $100 vised Hospital Insurance Act.fines and severe reprimands in The investment corporation, in Indochina.which the province would be a The severe reprimand given minority shareholder, was sug- Maj.Platt is a notation on his gested early this year as a service record that could im- means of financing a steel pair further promotion.He hag WtUUjLiQ\tbeen j Kiajçf U children, rather than offering Canada a system for making money to pay for the things we need,\u201d he said in Caroline, Alta.Trade Minister Hoes, mam 2 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WED, .MAY 30, 1962 KINNEAR'S MILLS \u2014\tInverness, at the dinnerl ¦ -.\u2014 \u2014 - hour, on Mother\u2019s Day.Cheryl Mr and Mrs.Hilbert Wallace pav.daughter of Mr.and and daughter, Gloria, accom- Mrs victor Lowry> had been panied Mr.Clark Nugent to baptized at the morning service, Lennoxville.\t.!in Candlish United Church.Mrs.Annie Lowry and sons Mr.and Mrs.Keith Allan have; Jimmy and Roger, Mr.and returned here, after spending Mrs.Wayne Lowry and son,| their honeymoon in the New Lynn, Thetford Mines, the England States, and will spend Misses Heather and Sandra Pat- a few days with their parents, ton.Montreal were among the Mr and Mrs.Leonard Guy and : ests of Mr.and Mrs.Victor Mr.and Mrs W.S.Allan.VICTOR CHICOINE REG'D HI FIDELITY, TV and RADIO SERVICE TV EXPERT Guaranteed Service LO.2-6344 \u2014 Ascot Road GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING 3\u2014WCAX\u2014Burlington\t5\u2014WPTZ\u2014Plottsburg TBA\u2014To Be Announced\t12\u2014CFCF CBMT\u2014Montreal\t7\u2014CHIT \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 Montreal\t3\u2014WMTW \u2014 Mount Washinafan Raymond JOHNSTON WEDNESDAY for SAVINGS! 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ITS WORTH A TRIP TO MONTREAL! Show Business By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Hollywood\u2019s recent romance with remakes may be cooling off.For a while producers were saying \u201cwhy put out big money for new properties?Let's look in the vaults.\u201d The argument looked good.Readers could pay S5.95 for a best-selling book, but producers had to shell out considerably more (latest sale: Ship of Fools to Stanley Kramer for $500,000).Hit Plays came even dearer\u2014 Warners is putting up $5,500,000 for My Fair Lady.Besides, look at the record: Two of the three top moneymakers\u2014Ben-Hur and The 10 Commandments \u2014 were remakes.There is nothing new about re-doing old films.Alice in Wonderland has had five film versions.Quo Vadis and The Spoilers have been turned out four times.Romeo and Juliet has also been made four times, not including the current West Side Story version.With these precedents, producers have been filming more remakes than ever before.Now the scorecard can be toted up.RETURNS NOT GOOD The returns during the last year or so have not been so good.MGM got nicked on two big ones, Cimarron and The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.Both had only fair success at the box office, not enough to offset their immense i cost.Thct is a prime problem with remakes: Producers feel they must be done much more ! grandly than the originals.This urge to make remakes i bigger than before is part of | the cause for the bloated budg-j ets of Cleopatra and Mutiny on ;the Bounty.There are other elements as well \u2014 weather, temperament, etc.But these two most expensive films in history reflect the thinking that immense cost justifies remakes.Meanwhile the fate of two great studios is in the balance.INVERNESS \u2014 Mrs.Geo.Lennon accompanied by Miss Shirley Lennon and.Mr.Jacques Racine, of Quebec were weekend guests of Mrs: John Prout.in Colborne, Ont.Mrs.Fred Cox and son, Douglas, of Lower Ireland, and Mr ; Ian Gilbert, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Allan : Little.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Campbell are spending an indefinite time with Mr.and Mrs.Alger' White.Interviewed by Bob Butler Journalist To-Night 7.30 CBMT fïtis 11 AT THE GRANADA Sylvia, (Anita Ekberg) ravishing Hollywood movie star, in Rome for a picture assignment, leads Marcello, (Marcello Mastroianni) a newspaperman covering her visit, a merry chase during her childlike romp in and around the wonders of the Eternal City.They are pictured here on a balcony high atop St.Peter\u2019s Cathedral having just climbed the thousand stairs inside the sacred dome.This scene is from the motion picture \u201cLa Dolce Vita\u201d which opens today at the Granada.COOKSHIRE \u2014 Friends of Mr.A.H.Goff .ill be sorry to learn he is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mr.Jim Davis, of Sorel, was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Wheeler.Mr.Kenneth Goff, of Mont-j real was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H j Goff.Weekend guests of Mr.and | Mrs.R.B.Learned were Mr.;and Mrs.Ian Hofford, of Sud-jbury, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.C.K.I Currier, of St.Johns.Mr.and ! Mrs.Archie Cook, of Valois, and ! Mr.and Mrs.D H.Learned |and family, of East Angus.APPEARING JO ANNE El THE MUSIC MEN Group consists of Jo Anne Singing and playing Piano, accompanied by Bass and Drums.JO ANNE' has appeared at the Capri Hotel, El Morocco and Suiie Wong's DANCING to 1 A.M.BAR OPEN to 2 A.M.6 n ISiiÉ NEW SHERBROOKE HOTEL Hans Gadmer, Manager STARTING TODAY! AGAIN PUTS YOU IN THE PICTURE! MICHAEL WDM HOLIDAY MM SPAIN TECHNICOLOR\t, j' ¦ PETER LORRE DENHOLM ELLIOTT.BEVERLY BENTLEY.PAUL LOTAS DIANA DORS LAM REDMOND.DYecttd by JACK CARDIFF MATINEES Wednesday ._\t et 2 P.M- Sat.A Sun.\tat 2 P.M.\t\tOrch.1.75 2.00\tlose 1.75 2.00\tBale.1.20 1.50 EVENINGS\t\tOrch.\tloge\tBale.Mon.thru Sat.\tat 8:30 P.M.\t2.40\t2 40\t1.75 Sunday\tat 7:30 P.M.\t2.40\t2.40\t1.75 TICKETS NOW ON SALE! DAYS ONLY The Most Talked About Picture Of Our Years! TODAY & FRIDAY Showing at \u2014 2.00 \u2022 8.IS P.M.TOMORROW & SATURDAY 2.00 \u2022 S.10\t8.15 P.M.ADMISSION: Matinee: 0.85c \u2014 Evening: SI.25 I 1 I Cl J LI Ml BOXOFFICE OPEN Daily 10 am.\u20149 p.m.Sundays \u2014 Noon to 8 p.m.1430 BLEURY STREET, MONTREAL \u2022 INFORMATION: AV.8-7102 CANADA'S1 FIRST\u2019 CINERAMA THEATRE i ^ ^ Report threats BONN (AP) \u2014A number of! prominent YVest German Jews have been threatened with death if Adolf Eiehmann is executed by Israel, the secretary - general of the Central Council of Jews in Germany-said Tuesday.Dr.Hendrik van !Dam said this was not necessarily a \"reaction symptomatic 'to West Germany\u201d since similar threats were received by Jews in other countries.By ALISON SCHOENFELD (Record staff reporter) Instead of piles of exercise books, blackboard brushes, and rulers the teacher's desk of the future may contain an overhead projector which the teacher manipulates without ever getting up from her desk or turning her back on the class.Such a machine along with language laboratories, inter-communication system and tape recorders was on demonstration at the University of Sherbrooke last week.The Overhead projector doesn\u2019t quite replace the teacher but it certainly can make his job easier and provide stimulating material for the pupils\u2019 assimilation, Mr.Guy Lachapelle who was demon- strating the machine, explained.He pointed out how' the tea cher can place material in the projector then pencil in additional data or add sections to a graph or other type of diagram.When the teacher has completed the lesson the slide is removed and the notes made by the teacher on the plastic covering the slide are erased.Mr.Lachapelle said that the overhead projector can be used effectively from kindergarten to college.It can teach the numbers from one to ten or to explain the gross national product of Canada.When the machine was first envisioned the company which produces them asked teachers for suggestions as to what they needed and wanted as a teaching aid.The machines have incorporated many of these suggestions, Mr.Lachapelle said which is why it has been so successful.Another reason is the reaction of students to the overhead projector.Not only does it fascinate students at first but because of the variety of material which it can present it holds the pupils\u2019 interest.The language lab is another aid which is coming into in creasing use in modern schools, Mr.Lachapelle said.The language lab is a booth w'hieh has sides so that each pupil has a feeling of privacy and can work without distraction.The pupils listen to the mas ter recording then answer the questions or practice pro- THE STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE HARDWARE UNTIL 10:00 DAY THURS.OPEN TONIGHT CLOSED ALL INC.MORIN & FILS 2630 KING WEST, SHERBROOKE.nuneiation.The teaehi r sits at a control desk and by flick ing a switch can listen to any pupil and communicate with each pupil if he vvishes.Sin dents who are at different levels of achievement listen to different tapes so that each pupil can work at his own speed hut there is also an incentive to work harder.Mr.Lachapelle said Dial the University of Sherbrooke is planning to instal some lung uage labs and that the new Marymount and Montcalm schools to be constructed here will both have labs installed.With all these mechanical aids the teacher of the future may have to take more than a two year or even a four year teaching course Soon they may have to have mechanical ability as well as a love of children.the board will he set up at a future meeting.The next, meet ing, (\u2019resident Smith noted will also be held at, the Golf (\u2019tub and this to lie on June 20t,li when the annual golf tourna ment of the Richmond and Mel bourne Board of Trade lakes place.A supper will follow the tournament.To work on buoys Work is scheduled to start, any day now on the construction of 12 buoys in Lake Mein-phremagog, according to word received from the office of the Federal Department of Trans port.Two of the buoys are to be luminous while the other ten are smaller in size and will be construcled of steel.Bond issue is approved by owners SUTTON \u2014- (Special) \u2014 Property owners of the Township of Sutton voted 117 to five Monday in favor of allowing the couneil to issue $100,000 bonds to cover road construction.The vote was held al the town house where Mayor L.A.Smith presided.The works are included in Bylaw No.210 Halliday Homes Cottages hihJ i*;ir;i['fs.Solve your building problems weeks time.Better materials, of carpenter labour done a plant., hr ec Li on crew available prices.Rem Broersma tl WM»* - Sherbrooke Telt: LO.2-t56«, 2-2012 Don't wait .\"Insure and be sure\" see \u2014 HENRY WARD All lines of insurance Tel.LO.9 1050 FLOWERS from MILFORDS 143 Frontenac St.1.0.9 2566 THOS.W.LEONARD B.A., ILL NOTARY Continental Bldg.Suite 509 Tel.LO.9-2600 The hard job of investing simplified! 14 Selected ACTUAL FUNDS LO.2-4741 or LO.9 7626 Confidential Inquiries Welcomed.E.W.MacIVER Bongard & Co., Offices, New Sherbrooke Hotel FOR SALE EVERGREENS SHRUBS Also many other varieties.RA PID-GRO FERTILIZER Always in Stock i Arthur W.Goodhue, Prop.Tel.LO.2-6547 R.R.No.5\u2014Sherbrooke OPERATES MACHINE \u2014 Donald Nelder sits at the control desk of the language laboratory demonstrated at the University of Sherbrooke.The language lab, overhead projector and other new teaching aids were unveiled at the university last week.Piw4> b ütiTi Lemy j Genuine BABY BEEF ROLLED BOAST\t.b, 85* [fresh gaspe salmou\t, s125 COTTAGE ROLLS 2 - 3Vi lb.average).lb.SHOULDER PORK CHOPS (lean) lb.63c 47 FOREQUARTER LAMB lb.\t.PORK SAUSAGES lb.ICE.per block 28c 49c 35c ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY Lennoxville A.M.Sherbrooke P.M.Tel.LO.2-1531 Stjecbcooke Daily Becocd The paper of the Eastern Townships Established February 9, 1897, Incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette (est.1837) and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est.1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company, Ltd-119 Wellington Street North.Sherbrooke.WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1962 Wise proposals for use of estate The recommendations of the special committee formed to study the future use of the Howardene property in Sherbrooke are based on the view that the estate must be a true community centre and a showpiece for the city.In its three months of sifting through the many suggestions received from individuals and public groups, the committee was diligent in its work and judicious in its selection of proposals.The committee was composed of I t delegates of service clubs and other organizations under the auspices of the Sherbrooke Chamber of Commerce.It recommends, in its brief to city council, that Howardene's beautiful grounds and handsome buildings be maintained as they are so that the particular charm of the estate may be preserved.It also asked that the property be used for civic, cultural and educational purposes only.Among its many sound proposals, the committee noted that the city should consider building a small bota- ?t Any waiter is open to suggestion, nical garden on the property.The plan is worthwhile from many points: the municipal greenhouses are already located on the estate, hence, the cost and work involved would be far less than if the city had to start from bedrock, so to speak.The committee s rejection of a suggestion of a licensed dining room is a sensible move.The question of obtaining a liquor license could arouse the resentment of many people who feel that a public park is not a suitable place to dispense alcoholic beverages.The use of the buildings for art and music schools and as a location for the municipal library would be a guarantee that the property would be opened year round.With activities held in all seasons, community interest would not flag as it happens so often with publicly-owned centres.By emphasizing the need for putting Howardene at the disposal of the whole family, the committee has performed a valuable service to the city and its population.?always glad to get a good tip.New political drama on television By now, a good many Canadians have had an opportunity of seeing the results of a new television broadcast ruling allowing political parties to dramatize political programs during the election campaign.So far, the Liberals and the Progressive Conservatives seem to be the most active in this field of political television drama.And it must be admitted some of the shows that have been put on are rather interesting.Certainly, they are often far easier to take then long, dull talks by aspiring candidates wbo stare straight into the television camera out at their \"fellow Canadians.\" The technique employed for the new ahows is rather similar to that used in good newsreels.There is expert narration, crowd reaction, the actual sounds heard at meetings and other events, and of course, many candid shots of the political leader involved as he stumps the country, turns sod or kisses babies.The technique allows those responsible for putting the shows together to pick and choose their material.Thus, the political leader is always shown speaking to dense, wildly cheering crowds.He is always greeted with glad handshakes and smiles.He is either smiling himself, or looking very sincere and determined as he pounds, home a particularly vital point to his listeners.And of course, only the best speeches and the most enthusiastic receptions are shown.Whether this kind of campaigning is really \"cricket\u201d is something that the Board of Broadcast governors will no doubt have to decide before the next general election rolls around.By then, they may well find that there are dangers in political drama.Once political parties find that this kind of a program meets with a more popular reception than the factual approach, they will jump into the production of political drama with both feet, perhaps eventually to the point where they virtually forsake any other kind of television campaigning.The question then will be how much fiction should be allowed to influence the huge audiences television commands at a time when the country vitally needs sound information on the qualities and policies of those who aspire to government.\u2022ù à a What made people ring doorbells before there were bathtubs to sit Other mental cases in Quebec jails?The five mentally-deficient men w-ho had been confined in Sherbrooke s Winter Street jail for the past five years have finally been moved to a proper institution in Joliette.There, according to local jail authorities, the men will receive special care and proper psychiatric treatment \u2014 as befits their condition.The unfortunate part of the whole affair is that it has taken so long for these men to be properly cared for.Housed in ordinary jail cells, mixing with ordinary prisoners for half a decade, their conditions, however bad they were in the beginning, must surely have deteriorated to an extremely low level.How much good psychiatric care will do now \u2014 particularly in view of the rather unsavory character of mental care generally in this province at the present time \u2014 is problematical, but at least the men will receive a minimum of the type of care they should have been receiving all along.Still unanswered, however, is the larger question.Government authorities have said the men were lodged in the Sherbrooke jail in the first place because there was no room in mental institutions for them.But were these five the only victims of overcrowded conditions?Are there perhaps not other unfortunates lodged in small jails around the province who should be receiving psychiatric care?1 he Department of Health, says it does not know of any other cases.But the situation could still bear close scrutiny.?tV ?\t?The thermometer is in a class by itself in some places, being about the only thing that has dropped.Other papers say: Milovan Djilas is sentenced again What is one to make of the Yugoslav regime after the sentence passed on Milovan Djilas on Monday?In 1957 a sentence of three years which he was already serving was Increased to nine years on publication abroad of his book \u201cThe New Class.\u201d Harsh though this retaliation was, it seemed that he had compiled as many affronts to the dignity of the bureaucracy as he could justify and expressed them in language that was meant to hurt.In Western terms his criticisms would not have merited imprisonment; but in any ideological society, even in the Yugoslavia whjch had led the Communist block towards greater freedom of expression, he would have been lucky to escape.Then, after purging, as it were, his contempt of officialdom he was released when about half his sentence had been served \u2014 to be rearrested later on what must appear flimsy charges.The brief dispatch of his case by the Belgrade court on Monday does not suggest that any serious threat to state security needed to be discussed.One suggestion is that by publishing reminiscences of Stalin he has impeded the improvement of relations with Russia.But the explanation may be simpler.Every criticism in » Communist state is a little experiment.If it succeeds the author may experiment again and so\u2014-as some Soviet writers have lately been doing \u2014 change the intellectual environment in his favour and enable further experiments to have a greater chance of success.Mr.Djilas's earlier experiment failed.Did he realise that he was in no position to make another?Probably so; he is not a timid man.Now he has failed again.Outsiders who look for the good in Yugoslavia, and have lately enjoyed some of what they found, must be disappointed by this new warning against offending the majesty of the party.< Manchester CuarcHan) \\ u: y\u2018% >\t,tc: tô tL- a\tV.rA \\\t'\t! Vî iS MQ4 WEST\tBAS* *K8ê\t*6» VA«» _\tVK888 ?QJ100\t*742 *KJ7 _\t*0853 60TJTH *AQJim VQ73 *8 \u2022Q03 Worth «DO South vtfnoroMo North\tKant\tBooth\tWest 1*\tPast\t1*\tI N.T, Pass\tPass\t3 *\tPass 4 *\tPass\tPast\tPass Opening lead\u2014* Q HOBBS, Mary \u2014 At her home, 225 Rielle street.Verdun, Que., on Monday, May 28th, 1962.Mary (Tear) Beattie, beloved wife of Reginald K.Hobbs, and dear mother of Lorraine (Mrs.T.Hogan), Thelma (Mrs.I).Gar re|t) and Ruth (Mrs.Edward James).Resting at Johnston's Funeral Chapel, 930 Prosper! street, where the funeral will he held on Thursday, May 31st at 2 p.m.Rev.I).J.Senates officiating Interment in Elmwood Cemetery.WRIGHT, John Charles Henry\u2014 At the C.J.M Hospital.Asbestos, Que., on Tuesday, May 29th.1962, John Charles Henry Wright, of St.Felix de King-sey, Que., in his 89th year, beloved husband of Evangelina Lockwood.Resting at Lock-wood's Funeral Home, Danville, Que.Funeral service at St.Augustine\u2019s Church, Danville.Friday, June 1st, at 2 30 p.m , Rev.Nevil Tucker officiating, assisted by Rev.H 1 Apps.Interment in Danville Cemetery.Please omit flowers by request.In ffliumirtam POLLOFF In fond Mid loving memory of n loving himband.father and gmndfHiher who pnaaed away suddenly on May .10th, 1901.Ever remembered by, I!IS WIFE and FAMILY.RICHAHOSON In loving mem* ory of our dear husband, father and grandfather, Ghauncy F.Richardson, win» paused away so suddenly.May .10th, 1057 Fondly remembered by, HIS WIFE and FAMILY.Œarîï nf Œlymtkn ROY F H I wish to thank all my relatives and friends who visited me, those who sent flowers, gifts and cards, while I was a patient In H M 1* Hospital.A special thanks lo Dr.Drolet, ami the nurses on third floor.Your kindness wn* deeply appreciated.MHS EARL ROYER, Cowansville.J.H.FLEURY Inc.FUNERAL HOMB 83 Adam Street Richmond TA.6-2222 Valcourt, Main St., Tel.29 ! j.W.DRAPER FUNERAL HOME 217 Main St., Cowansville, Ttl.1S7 .Successor to Howard Hastings, The Late: Cîeo.Robb, Jos.Hlng stop, Kenneth Jenne.Waltei Morrison.expert at his very best.South won the first diamond with dummy'* king, ruffed a small diamond with the ten of spades and led the three of spadets.Pat said to himself, \"what is South up to and how can I heal this contract?\u201d He found the answer to both questions.The answer to the first was that South wanted to set up two discards on diamonds.The answer to the second was that if I held the king of hearts, he could beat the hand.Therefore, Pat rose with the king of spades and I led a re-heart.I took my king and returned the eight of clubs to cook declarer\u2019s goose thorough ly- Supposing South had held the king of hearts?He would have ma.de his contract, but he also would have made it against any other defense.CARD DEFENSE Q\u2014The bidding has been: South West North East 1 Spade Dble Red\u2019ble 2 Club Pass\tPass 2 Spades Pass Pass\t3 Clubs Pass\tPass 7 You, South, hold: Spades A-Q9-8-7, Hearts 3 2, Diamonds K-J-9, Clubs K-6-5.What do you do?A\u2014Double, You have a minimum hand, but your partner has shown general strength and you have three rlubs to the king.Three spades is second choice.TODAY\u2019S QUESTION You hold the same hand.You open, West doubles, your partner redoubles, East bids two heart*.You pass and so does West, whereupon your partner doubles.What do you do?Answer Tomorrow CEMETERY NOTICE ~ \u201cBee\u201d at Scotsmore Cemetery, Sat., June 9th, at 9 a.m.to set up repaired tombstones and to fence unprotected grounds.Noon picnic lunch at Robert McCutcheon's, West Brome, followed by business meeting, Mary McCutcheon, Secretary.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 calli ANDERSON MONUMENTS BEEBE \u2014 TR.6-2416, Qua.(In Sutton, Lloyd Mandigo) FUNERAL HOME Rock Island\u2014Tel.TR.6-4213 Births, Marriages, Cards of Thanks Death Notices ) / 20c per count line.Minimum V charge, *2.00 (10 Unes or less).IN MEMORIAM NOTICES I Minimum charge Î1.50.Poetry J 25 cents a line extra.Additional [ names over three: 10 cents each .name.?\tALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST ?\tCARRY SIGNATURE OF PER- ?\tSON SENDING NOTICE.OBITUARIES | Obituaries received within one \u2019 month of death are published [free.A charge of $5.00 is made [ for obituaries delayed beyond [ this period.?\tThe Record reserves the right ( ?\tto edit or condense obituaries < ?\tbecause of space Umitatlons. SHERBROOKE DAILY-RECORD, WED.MAY 30, 1902 Three Villages Happenings Mr.and Mrs.L.Elle.Montreal were holiday weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.R.Greaves and Jeanne, Rock Island.Holiday weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lee Audct and Michael were Mrs.Joyce Heay-herd, Montreal, Miss Kathleen Jordan, Newport.Mr, and Mrs.Audet also entertained at tea, Dr.and Mrs.Clarence Jordan, of Newport.Miss Sheila Joyce, who spent the winter at Miami Beach.Fla., has returned lo her home in Stanstcad and with her par- ents,- Mr.anti Mrs.Carlton Joyce, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Joyce and son, Ronald, all of Stanstead.and Mr.Frank O'Brien of Montreal, spent the holiday weekend at their cottage at Lake Massawippi.Miss Joyce is now on a thrcc-weck visit iwith friends in the Maritimes, after which she will be employed in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.James 1-arrow, East Hartford, Conn., are spend ing a week with Mrs.Farrow\u2019s ¦ sister, Mrs Beatrice Simoneau, Rock Island, and where holi- day weekend visitors were Mrs.Simoneau's son, Rene, RCAF, Camp Borden, Ont., and daughter, Miss Therese Simoneau, of Montreal Mrs.Thomas Blaney, Quebec has been spending a month with her daughter, Mrs.Lawrence Ilodgman, Mr.Hodgman and family, Stanstead.Other visitors were Mr and Mrs.Raymond Collins and son Danny, Berlin, \\ 11., and Mrs.Emma Eeeours, Brompton.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Walsh, Derby Line, Mrs.Cora Walsh, Mrs.Violet Badger, Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Wheelock, Rock Island, motored to Thet-ford Mines where they attended a luncheon at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Moore, an Eastern Star banquet in the Masonic Temple hall, where in the evening, Mr.Walsh, W\u2019.G.P., and Mrs.Margaret Walker, W.G.M., from Montreal, made their official visit to the Eastern Star Chapter.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Elton Bennett,.Derby Line, were Mr and Mrs.Wayne W\u2019hcelcr, twin sons and daughter, Kathy, Newport, Mr and Mrs.Fred Newton and daughter, Becky, Hyde Park, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Wilson, Sherbrooke, were holiday visitors of Mrs.Wilson\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Clark, Rock Island.Friends of Mr.Clark regret to learn he is confined to his home by illness.Mr.and Mrs.N.Scott.Derby Line, were in Barton, to attend the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Willis, a sister of Mr.Scott.Recently Mr.and Mrs.Scott motored to Boston.Mass., to meet another sister, who at the age of 83 travelled by jet (her first trip) from Ventura, Cal., to Boston, and returned with Mr.and Mrs.Scott, where she will visit as well as at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Willia, in Barton, for most.of the summer.Mrs, Deany Sherman, Lynn and Barbara, Rock Island, and Mr.William Cody, Montreal, were in Scotstown on the weekend to visit relatives and friends.Mr.James Gradey, Montreal, spent the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mrs ü A Grady, Rock Island.Steven Grady, a student at Lennoxville, spent the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alton Grady, Rock Island, and where Mrs.Grady's mother,Mrs.T.Pearton, and Miss J.Pearton, of Lennoxville.were also visitors.Mr and Mrs.W.F.Campbell.Rock Island, spent the holiday weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Campbell, and Mr.and Mrs.Philip Boy, Scotstown.'\tV IN THE NEW AND BIGGER CROWN DIAMOND PAINT CONTEST! AND OVER 335 WONDERFUL WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE PRIZES 2nd prize:\t3rd prize: Westinghouse Stereo-TV Entertainment Centre, RETAIL VALUE $7990(1 Westinghouse AM-FM Stereo Combination, RETAIL VALUE S399D0 2 prizes: Westinghouse Portable TV.retail value $249.00 ea.10 prizes: Westinghouse Clock Radio, retail value $39.95 ea.25 prizes: Westinghouse Table Radio, retail value $29.95 ea.50 prizas: Westinghouse automatic Electric Can Opener, retail value $24,95 ea.100 prizes: Coflee Maker, Westinghouse automatic retail value $19.95 ea.150 prize*: Westinghouse automatic Electric Kettle, retail value $14.95 ea, 200 prizes: 1 gallon Crown Diamond China White Super Porcelain Enamel, retail value $13.25 gal.I I I I VISIT ANY CROWN DIAMOND DEALER AND FOLLOW THESE OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES Official entry envelope is available from your Crown Diamond dealer.Write or print your name and address clearly on the Inside of the official* entry envelope.4.It your name is selected you will be required to answer a skill testing question, and prizes will be awarded only to those answering correctly.The two first prizes will be awarded on a regional basis, but all other prizes will be awarded without reference to address of entrant.Enter as often as you wish.Enclose the front panel or reasonable facsimile from any Crown Diamond label with each entry, and mail your entry to the address on the envelope.All entries must be post marked not later than midnight June 30, 1962.5.\tWinners will be announced as soon as possible after close of contest.6.\tContest is open to anyone except employees (and members of their families) of the Crown Diamond Paint Company Ltd., of Crown Diamond dealers and of organizations co-operating with Crown Diamond in this contest.CONTEST ENDS JUNE $0, 1962 I I I I SUTTON \u2014 Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Maxwell Scott for the holiday included their son, Dr, Robert Scott, and family, of St.Hilaire, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.Roland Leonard, of Lakeside Heights.Although pieces of broken branches littered lawns here after the big lightning and hail storm on May 20, damage in the town was slight.In the direction of Abercorn, the wind hit with near hurricane force.It twisted off the top r.( a large: silo at the Jacquays\u2019 farm, and tore a garage from its foundation, and tossed it a considerable distance away at the Des-noyers\u2019 place.Power remained off in Sutton, for 4Vi hours.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Moffat were in Toronto on May 22 to attend the ordination of their son, Mr.Douglas Moffat, at Woodbine Baptist Church, where he is pastor.Mr.Moffat recent ! ly graduated from the divinity course at McMaster University Mr.William Miller and Mr G.England have returned from Lake Lyster after enjoying a fishing trip.Results were poor: for fishermen on the opening day at Baldwin\u2019s Pond, but: many trout \u2014 some up to 15 inches \u2014 were caught at Hatley Pond.Anglers also had good luck with rainbows at Lippe and at Gale Ponds.Friends will be sorry to learn Mrs.Maurice Cavell has entered the B.M.P.Hospital, where she will be a patient for some time.Mr.and Mrs.Frank MacKey and family, of Montreal West,: visited Mrs.Richard Wilson.| Mountain Street.STANBKiDGE EAST - Mr.and Mrs.Benoit Desjar-din and family, Mr.and Mrs.: Benoit Patenaude and daughter,' all of Montreal, spent the long weekend at their summer cottage here.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Gardner and family, of Granby, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Lavoie and two children, of Montreal, spent the holiday weekend with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Gardner, and family.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Dussault and daughte., of Ville St.Laurent were guests over the holiday weekend of the former's mother, Mrs.A.Dussault, and other relatives here.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Blinn were in Greenfield Park the weekend, visiting their son and daughter-in-law and granddaugh ter, Wendy.Miss Kate Knight, of Montreal is spending an indefinite time as a guest of Mrs.M.A.Cornell.Mr.Ronnie Cheek has completed a successful year at Sir George Williams University and returned home to spend the! [summer months with his parents,Mr.and Mrs.James Cheek.He will be employed in engin coring work at the Torrington Co., Bedford, until he returns | to University in September.Mrs.B.J.Layeock has returned home from the Bedford Hospital, where she had been a! pneumonia patient.She is being assisted at her home by Mrs.: Mary Boomhower while convalescing.Miss Barbara Boomhower has returned to her work at Bedford, after being confined to her home with tonsillitis for a week.* retail value of merchandise prizes\u2014over $16,000.00 THE CROWN DIAMOND PAINT COMPANY LIMITED CROWN DIAMOND PAINTS ARE SOLD BY: SHERBROOKE The Crown Diamond Paint Co., Ltd., 94 King St.W., Sherbrooke.\t*.LO.2-0454 Parent Hdwe.Enrg., 1237 Belvedere South, Sherbrooke .7-6944 DISTRICTS Lucien Lavoie, 95 Larocque St., Promptonville.VI; 6-2323 Martineau Hdwe., Enrg.\u2014 62 Angus St., East Angus.TE:2-2390 Lemire Hdwç., Enrg., 19 St.Georges, Windsor.VI:\t5-3100 S.E.Desmarais & Co.Ltd., 476 Main St,, Richmond.TA:\t6-3404 Camille Grondin Enrg., Cookshire .;.'.TR: 5-3103 Coaticook Lumber Co.Ltd., 137 St.Jean Baptiste, Coaticook .VI:\t9-4101 Sylvia Begin Hdwe.\u2014 201 Main E., Magog.VI:\t3-4773 P-E.Giard \u2014 78 Railroad St., Rock Island .TR:\t6-2259 L.Laval Fortier - Hdwe., 54 Laval St., Lac Meganlic .Tel.765 J.A.Beaudoin, Disraeli, Ctc.Wolfe.Tel.208 J.G.Roberge Hdwe., 81 \u2014 7 Ave., Drummondville .GR: 2-5931 Robert Filion Hdwe., 1100 Lallemant St., St-Simon, Drummondville Co.\t.GR: 2-3480 O Gervais Enrg., St-Guil!aume d'Upton .Tel.13 Lussier & Fils Inc.\u2014 862 Main St., Waterloo.Tel.391 Electors of STANSTEAD COUNTY Hear M.Albert Fregeau QC.on CHLT-TV WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:25 P.M.speaking on behalf of Mr.René Létourneau Your Progressive Conservative Candidate for Stanstead County.will) litis coupon and purchase o< Borden's Instant STARLAC Powdered Skim Milk! 1.03, Expires Tucs.June 5\tW Large 3 lb.pkg.with this coupon and purchase of Pal Razor BLADES Double Edge! 40 i\",4 98 Expires Tues.June 5\twJc 23Vi oz.Btl.\t^ Expires Tues.June 5\t' )r EXTRA PINKY\" STAMPS with this coupon and purchase of Gaza Tangy Barbeque Sauce Quick & Easy! 2 15 oz.CQc tins Expires Tues.June 5 with this coupon and purchase of Welch's PRUNE NECTAR So Refreshing! 24 oz.Bottle 39c xpires Tues.June with this coupon and purchase of Allsweet MARGARINE Quality, Economy! 2\t1 lb.CÇt pkgs.03 4 Exnircs Tues.June 5 with this coupon and purchase of Bright's TOMATO JUICE Fancy Quality! 3 i.oo.Expires Tues.June : with this coupon and purchase of Cucumber PICKLED CHIPS By Coronation! Crisp!\t«oc 16 oz.iar Expires Tues.June 5 EXTRA PINKY' STAMPS with this coupon and purchase of Majestic DETERGENT 100 Extra Pipky Stamps in Giant Pkg.91c King $| ras Size A./O Plus 200 Pinky Stampr4v^ Expires Tucs.June 3 with this coupon and purchase of Clark's BEEF STEW or Irish Stew! 28 M' tins Expires Tues.June 5\t*1 EXTRA PINKY STAMPS with this coupon and purchase of Household AJAX CLEANER With Ammonia! Liquid! 16 oz.Btl.Expires Tues.June 5 wilh this coupon and purchase of Whole Kernel NIBLETS CORN ancy! 60 Golden, Fancy! -\t14 oz.\u201c tins Expires Tues.June 5 v- with this coupon and purchase of 12c Off Each Pkg.Palmolive Soap Assorted Colours! Regular Bars 10 pkgs'! 08e Expires Tues.June 5\tMR| with this cdupon and purchase of 2e Off Each Tin DOG FOOD By Chum! 4 15^r 30c tins Expires Tues.June 3 with this coupon and purchase of Apple & Raspberry JELLY ROLL Steinberg! Oven Fresh! 49£ Expires Sat.June 2 wilh this coupon and purchase of Steinberg CAKE DQNETTÉS Fresh, Light! rt/i In A «\u2022*3 Pkg.Expires Sat.June 2 39c with this coupon and purchase of Booth or Rupert Haddock Fiibts Quick Frozen! Package 49' Expires Sat.June 2 EXTRA ^1 PINKY STAMPS with this coupon and purchase of La Belle Fofmiere SAUSAGES Sizzling, Savoury! i ib.\tRqc Package\t«î* with this coupon and purchase of Steinberg Fresh BEEF PIE or Beef & Kidney Pie! Each Pie For Only *53 EXTRA PINKY wirh this coupon aid purchase of Men's Knitted SPORT SHIRT Assorted Styles.Colours, Canadian Made! All Sizes! %ty ec Sale Price\t^ Expires Sat.June 9 with this coupon and purchase of 2 lbs.(or More) Fresh, Ripe TOMATOES No.1 Imported, Any Variety! Expires Tues.June j with this coupon and purchase of One (or More) Any Size MELON No.1 Imported, Any Variety! Expires Tues.June 5 with this couoon and purchase of 2 (or More) Fresh, Crisp CUCUMBERS No.1 Imported.Long.Cool, Cukes! ^ Expire; Tues.June 5 4a with this coupon and purchase of 5 lbs.(or More) Any Variety FRESH APPLES Canadian Grown Fancy Grade! Expires Tues.June S 4a STEINBERG Realizes $46 from H.and S.talent show AYER'S CUFF - The re guJar meeting of the Ayer\u2019s Cliff and District Home and School Association was held recently m the school gymnasium, the treasurer reported proceeds of S46.59 from the talent show.It was decided that the cafeteria need not reimburse the Home and School for dishes purchased.Mrs.G.Shipway gave an account of the dental clinic to be held in Stanstead County from July 3 to 20.After consultation with the teachers, it was decided to continue the rule of pupils wearing uniforms, and a srle of secondhand unkorms will be held m September.The banner count was won jointly by Grades Two, Three Seven and Nine.At the dose of the meeting, re-j freshments were served in the cafeteria.SHFRBROOKK DAILY RECORD, WED., MAY 30.1002 »\tF *\t~\t' SOUTH BOLTON \u2014 Miss Marilyn Cameron and Mr.Walter Stairs, from Pointe Claire, spent the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.M.D.Cameron.Mrs.R.C.Davis.Mr.Douglas Davis and Mrs.L, A.Davis, were on a bus trip to Ottawa, returning ty way of Dorval.Mr.and Mrs.Higson and family and Mr.and Mrs.James Macgregor, and son and daughter from Longueuil, spent the holidays at Trousers Lake.Capt.Sabinsky and family from St.Lambert were at their cottage here for the holidays.Mr.and Mrs.Williams and family.Mr.and Mrs.Burwash and family, and Mr.Dean and son, from Montreal, were at their cottages here during the holidays.Mrs.Brammall, of Verdun, was a holiday guest of Mrs.C.C.Davis over the weekend, and her daughter.Miss Elizabeth Brammall, w'as a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Heckley and family at the same time.Mr.and Mrs.Nolan and children from Laflechc, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.Burbank and also visited Mr.and Mrs.Elgar Gaylor.Mr.Wager, of the Pentecostal Church, attended a conference in Ottawa, .v TOURIST iJjL From Montreal and Quebec to Greenock and liverpool June 8 Empress of England June 15 Empress of Britain June 21 Empress of Canada June 28 Empress of England July 5 Empress of Britain July 12 Empress of Canada and weekly during th« st.Uwrence season » ' l '\u2019Vi ik : - ^ .XEAVî- rouW, Z.V TVVvu or iv \u201e irnTtY; /;UPI$>S The minute you step aboard a luxurious Canadian Pacific White Empress you're aware of a wonderful holiday at- ; mosphere.You relax in air- | conditioned comfort, revel in delightful cuisine and | enjoy the gay friendliness that\u2019s so much a part of WHITE EMPRESS travel.Make your plans now! First Class from $343- ff YOUR TRAVEt AGENT OR: CANADIAN PACIFIC i Wellington St.N\u201e Sherbrooke Tel.: 10.2-2625 .TRAVEl tesiHt r tkuckS ' ships < pl»»es Hotels ' telecohmunicstions WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE transportation system YOUR TRAVEL AGENCY IS: VOYAGES MARCEL DARCHE INC.TRAVEL AGENCY Mereel Dareh, 74 Albert St.Sherbrooke, Oue - LO.2 1012 Marie Rees Boulanger 100 Main S»., Granby Qua.FRontenec 2*5806 $ « When was the last time you enjoyed REALLY FRESH foods\u2019\u2019 \"I here is fresh and there is \"fresh\"! The food you have in your refrigerator is fresh \u2014 no'doubt about it; but .can you imagine HOW FRESH STEINBERG-fresh foods are when over TWO MU l ION POUNl S u moved EVERY DAY\u201d Why .every item is petal-fresh and crisp as freshness should be.Check over your food list then SEE THE DIFFERENCE in STEINBERG-treshness They're so fresh they almost call out to you! The same Is true of all items in all departments; the baked goods, meats .even the candies are fresher1 1 reat appetites with o fresh approach, TRY STEINBERG-FRESHNESS TODAY! Steinberg Oven Fresh Bakery Features ! Sweet, Luscious Dessert Ready-cut-up PINEAPPLE PIE SPECIAL' THIS WEEK FRESH CAUGHT Kp® Ig 11 P\t-I M\tSAVE 4c Fruit Filled Maple UniUltN DANISH TWIRL TENDER' ; ACH, ONLY «8 35 APPETIZING SEAFOOD AT A LOW PRICE!\tLB SOLE FILLETS 59° SLICED, ECONOMICAL' PORK LIVER 29° LEGS OR BREASTS! LB.FRESH GRADE A' 43 (Limit 3 lbs.per customer) SAVE 4c LIGHT AIRY < ANGEL FOOD CAKE TENDER, TASTY, NUTRITIOUS!\tPER LB HYGRADE \"QUALITY FIRST\" SCHNEIDER, SMOKED, VACUUM PACKED, PER LB.COTTAGE ROLL 79 JACK SPRATT or SWIFT'S PREMIUM RINDLESS UVERWURST SLICED BACON 69 FRESH, TEMPTING! 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Expires Sat., June 2.'4b 10-73 Canada SAVE 5c DAIRYCO CREAMERY Firs.Grade .1 LB.PACKAGE FOR ONLY S toosW 200 * Firm I -n/A/i/irtUUM\tCVTDI TV/fWCTAUDQ extra m/enwm WITH THIS COUPON AND $10.ORDER OR MORE .j OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE PURCHASED AT ONE TIME! 1 coupon p*r family, expire* closing tune Saturday, June 2 i.STEINBERG EXTRA \"/W//\"STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND $20.ORDER OR MORE OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE PURCHASED AT ONE TIME! 1 coupon per family, expire* closing time Saturday, June 2 STWiNBERG Extra Pinky' Stamps on all your Purchases at Steinberg ! 300 Y am -p/mrwm WITH THIS COUPON AND $30.ORDER OR MORE OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE PURCHASED AT ONE TIME! 1 coupon per family, expire* closing time Saturday, June 7 STEINBERG 53 -.400 -.extra Y\u2019Mrmm WITH THIS COUPON AND $40.ORDER OR MORE OF ASSORTED MERCHANDISE PURCHASED AT ONE TIME! 1 coupon per family, expire* closing time Saturday, June 7 ^STEINBERG SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEB., MAY 30.1962 m SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS UPHOLSTERING WhoUstl* & Retail NEW-PARK INDUSTRIES INC 1162 MeManamy St.LO.9-S595 \u2014 Sharbrooke 1.Articles For Sole TELEVISION \u2014 Practically new, portable.R.C.A., T.V.and atand; Columbia Stereo with « tong playing albuma.Reaaonably priced.Call LO.74971.ONE fully-equipped Stauffer Reduc- ing table, practically new \u2014 reduced to one third original coat at $115.can be examined In Magog.Box 40, Sherbrooke Dally Record.ORIENTAL ruga, excellent condition 9 x 12 and 8 x 10.Sacrifice, private.LO.9-0908.BEDROOM aulte, complete, only used a few months; Roy refrigerator Simplicity washing machine; oil barrel; all in perfect condition.2425 King street west.LO.9-3383, ONE Plndlay combination ell and gas stove, pot burner, 4 gas burners.oven and broiler, excellent condition, Leonard refrigerator, 11 cu.feet, perfect working order, good appearance Phone: LO.2-3352 after 6 p m.BEST deal In town on good used passenger tires, all slies, best assortment, very nice choice, as low as S3.00 and up.At your B.F.Goodrich Store.161 Depot St., Sherbrooke, where you can buy, with a dollar down and a dollar a week AUCTION SALE \u2014 AT \u2014 The Ascot Pony Form, Located at Ascot Corner, on the East Angus road.Saturday, June 2nd, '62, AT 2 P.M.TO BE SOLD- 21 ponies of which some are purebred \u2018with papers, namely Shetland and Welsh, rang irg in ages from 1 - 5 yrs.old some of the mares are bred to foal shortly, and some are very well broke to ride or drive.Also one purebred stallion.I pony harness; l single show harness with saddle mounted hells: 1 single brass trimmed carriage harness; 1 single pony work harness; 1 single show harness for roadster horse; 1 pony cart; saddle and bridles; many other pony articles and equipment; set of double garage doors; other articles not listed, all to be sold without reserve; cause of sale other business.Terms: CASH.ART BENNETT, Auctioneer, Tel.889-2272 Sawyervllle.1.Articles For Sole BRED tows due soon.Boar- straw, hay, used plows, harrow, binder.Frank Plnsonnault Tel.902 Cowansville.CEDAR shrubs for hedges, reason ably priced.Free delivery.Tel LO.7-5314.BOY\u2019S bicycle 18\" wheel, electric train, good condition; girl\u2019s teenage summer dresses, size 14 and 18.Reasonable.LO.2-4684.TIRES, brand new (not re-caps) $9.95.Opgn Saturday afternoon.See Canadian Tire Associates, Sherbrooke and Magog.NEW LAWN Mowers, $38.89; bicycles, boys or girls (Sidewalk), $29.95.Canadian Tire Associates, 430 MInto Street, Sherbrooke; 744 Main Street West.Magog.8.Cars For Sale JEEP, overdrive, newly upholster, ed.In good mechanical condition.Harry Blue, VI.8-2557, Brompton ville.LOOKING FOR A SECOND CARP When you pay caab you are In the beat buying poaltton posatble \u2014and you don\u2019t have high Interest rate» to pay.So before you buy, get the cash you need with a low cost Personal Loan from CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE.1957 BUICK Century, $950.00.Real good, no rust, radio.25 Academy, Lennoxvllle.LO.9-6889.i.Properly For Sole NEW BUNGALOW?for iflle, S rooms, brick, automatic heating, painted, price $7,900.00\t$200.00 down, $58.00 monthly.Situated at Belvedere Development, and also at Ascot Corner.Apply Jean Louis Pomerleau, LO.2-5728.IF YOU are looking for a new home in Lennoxvllle, phone us, we! may have Just what you want.R.j A.Deacon, 68 Warren Street, Lennoxvllle.Tel: LO.2-2185.BF>AITTIFUL residential six-room brick plaster individual family residence.Garage.Possession as desired.Visit 1885 Grime Street.Adjoining Sherbrooke Golf.Phone LO.2-0874 NORTH WARD, fi room bungalow with fireplace and carport, hot air heating system Reason for selling, transferred.Apply to Hercules or Rolamd Marcoux, LO.9-5941.YOU\u2019LL save for sure, so snap to it, swing into style and smile as you deal with Charles Connors, the realtor, 138 Wellington North.Tel.LO.2*4000.5.Lots For Sale AUCTION SALE for Kenneth Orr, Located, 4 miles from Lennox-ville at MILBY, next to covered bridge.Friday, June 1st, AT 1:00 P.M.TO BE SOLD: 23 cows of which 7 are purebred Ayrshire» with pap ers, bal of herd Holsteins, herd all clean blood tested; one De-Laval bulk milk tank 33 can cap\u2019t.only used 3 year*; Beatty I milking parlor for\tthree\tcows! and all equipment; one Hinnman milker complete with three stainless units; DeLaval hot water heater; two propane gas heaters; two electric pressure pumps and tanks; Massey-Harris cream separator 1000 lb.\tcap\u2019t.;\tsteel\tland roller; two springtooth harrows; Massey-Harris tractor No.4*1; G E H L forage blower; rubber tired farm wagon like new; two-wheel trailer for tractor; I.H.C.lime and fertilizer spreader; Ferguson tractor mower; Ferguson heavy duty cultivator; Fergus dirt loader; one set of Black Hock half tracks for tractor; I.H.C.hay rake; pulley for Ferguson or Ford\ttractor;\tsteel\tsnowplow; Pioneer\tchain\tsaw;\t1955 GMC 3-ton farm truck; 1955 DKW convertible.Many other articles not listed, all to be sold without reserve cause of sale other business.Please note this is a very good herd of dairy cows.Terms: CASH.ART BENNETT, Auctioneer, Tel.889*2272 Sawyervllle Woody lots, fully serviced, different sizes.Development Center of Sherbrooke (new Malouin St.,) between Blvd.Jacques Cartier and Prospect.WE PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT Phone Frank Conway, LO 7-5162 or LO.2-4943.In case of absence, LO.7-4273 or LO.7-7632.BUILD IN\t>i sale and Motel sites at Orford Mountain Park.Joins Golf Course and ski area.Terms can be arranged.E.J.Persons, Sweetsburg, Que.1953 MORRIS, motor overhauled, heater, winter tires.305 Argyle.xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx XX\tXX XX\tXX XX\tXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX NEED A NEW STOVE OR \u2019FRIDGE?BUY\u2019 EM WITH A I/OW.COST, LIFE-INSUR ED XXX XXX xxxx xxxx x xxxx X X xxxxxx XXX X xxxx xxxx XX xxxxxx XXX XXX xxxx xxxx xxxx X\tXXXX\tX\tX XXX\tX X\tXX\tX xxxx X\txxxx\tX\tX\tX X\tX\tX X\tX\tX X X XXXX XXX\tX LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 8o.Authorized New Cor Dealers 12.To Let HOUSE to let on Bowen South \u2014 6 rooms and bathroom, available June 1*1.Call LO.2-3046.3 ROOM apartment, heated, hot water, available June 1st.2 min utes from Rand Drill and MacKln non Steel.Apply 1005 Champlain Tel.LO.74009.2 ROOM apartment, hot water, re frlgerator and stove furnished, $46.00.Available June 1st.Apply 434 Marquette, Apt.2.AT MAPLE GROVE, beautiful nine room Rectory with running water, about three acres of land, lovely scenery.Apply to Dufferin Annesley, Warden, St.Ferdinand, Que.Tel.(fl4-r-3.4 ROOM APARTMENT TO LET.available Immediately near Mary-mount School.Electric stove and refrigerator, hot water year around.Apply 750 Buck Street Apt.11, phone LO.9-4552.LENNOXVILLE \u2014 5Mi rooms, heated, hot water, available June 1st, $110.00 per month.LO.9-5602.LENNOXVILLE\u2014 3 rooms, heated, hot water, available Immediately.LO.9-5602.LAKE ME.WPHREMAGOG near Georgevllle, 3 bedrooms, refrigerator, electric stove, screen porch, boat, month of July.LO.2-2587.BUICK, Pontiac, Vauzhall, G.M.C, Trucks, Sales A Service.DeLuxe AutomobUe Ltd., 1567 King West Tel.LO.9-3669.RAMBLER, HILLMAN, Sunbeam Alpine, Su am Rupler, Humber, Commer Trucks, Quality Used Cars.Union Motor Sales, 1681 King West, LO.2-1390.IMPERIAL Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Renault, Fargo Trucks, Sales & Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd., 405 Belvedere SL Tel.LO.93659.9.Trucks For Sole 7.Farms For Sale FARM property of the late Verne Wilson, two miles from Sawyer-ville, comprising 99 acres, approximately half in standing timber.All offers and inquiries should be addressed to Vernon C.Olsen.Box 280, Lake Megantic, Que.165 ACRE farm Eastern Townships, 9 room house, good buildings, good road Phone Waterloo 96-W-13.POULTRY FARM, fully equipped, modern 7 room house, Stanstead Highway, 10 miles from Lennox-ville.Robert Rintoul, North Hatley.VI.2-2228.225 ACRE fully stocKed dairy farm located in midst summer resort area Eastern Townships lake frontage.Apply Box 34 Record.150 ACRE farm for sale in Eastern Townships in the new autoroute area.80 r cultivated land balance pasture and 1200 sugar tree.Two small ponds.11 room brick house, large barn Will sell bare farm or with stock and ma-chiner>T Terms can be arranged.E J.Persons.Sweetsburg, Que 1956 FARGO panel truck, good run ning condition, commercial li cence.Phice $200.00.Phone LO 9-6491.FURNISHED APARTMENTS \u2014 3 rooms, 116 rooms, heated, hot water, linens, frigidaire, stove, bath, shower.Rent by the week.Lafayette Apartments, 374 Montreal.14.Cottages To Let 17.Convalescent Home AT REGAL Nursing Home, Sweetsburg, a semi-private room available.Twenty-four hour nursing care; outside activity during summer months.Contact Mrs.T, Wells, Tel.Cowansville 659.18.Wonted To Rent LENNOXVILLE or North Ward, 5 or 6 room house required immediately.LO.2-3939, Mr.Brady, Texaco Service.24.Salesman Wanted 10.Horses For Sale Wanted Honest Salesmen to sell the Adiustable All-In-One Golf Club a very popular fine quality product now being merchandised in Canada.Excellent Commission.Apply to International Golf Products of Canada, Box 364, Kingston, Ontario.g.F.m.1.Help Wo.m pfotessiona| Directory \\A.rfl MIT NI\t?a 4 t r .rW in 9-act WOMEN wanted for work in rest) home, for day and night duty Must be reliable.Phone LO 2-0954, 219 Montreal Street.Advocates BILINGUAL stenographer required! for general office work.Apply; in your own handwriting, stating! age and experience, to P.O.Box 488, Sherbrooke.WHAT township do you live in?Excellent earning opportunity for rural women to sell Avon to their farm neighbours.Choose your own selling time so that it won't interfere with farm duties.No obligation to inquire.Call Mrs.A.LeBrun, Waterloo.Tei.1075.29.Male & Female' Help Wa;.ted ROUSSEAU, GERVAIS, LANGLAIS MONTY & LYNCH Armand Roc* seau, Q.C.Paul Mullins Gervaia André Langlala.Rene Monty, W Warren Lynch.LOrraine 24735, 4 Wellington Street South.Sber brooke.TOBIN & TOBIN, Trial Work and General P r a c 11 c e, Kosenbloom Bldg., onposlta City Hall, 138 Wellington (North; LO 3-2120.WESLEY li.BRADLEY, Q.C., The Canada Bldg.455 Craig Street West, Montreal.UN 1-2737 ORGANIST needed, from June 3rd, St.James Anglican Church, Stan-brldge East.Small salary.Write or phone Rev.P.D.Hannen, CH.8-3715.JOSEPH CASSAR, Trial Work A General Practice, 158 Frontenac Street (Sun Life Bldg.) Room 16 Tel: LO 2-3827 Res.LO 2-9791 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE - 3 cents par word, minimum charge 50 cent, for 14 words or less; three consecutive insertions.3rd day half chargt six consecutive Insertions, 25% off 10 cents for mailing Record Box replias.DEADLINE - Classified Ads accepted until 4:00 p.m.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales, Legal Notices, Classified Display and Display ads accepted until 12:00 noon previous day.LO.9-3636 Mac's Driving School Dual Controls.Full insurance covorage, exptrienced instructors.Lato modal ear, homa pick up Sherbreoka, Magog, North Hatloy and surrounding districts.Toi.N.Hatley, VI.2-2249 31.Situations Wanted: Male Chartered Accountants RECTORY HILL \u2014 LAVALLEE.BEDARD.Lyonnais Gascon & Associates, D J Crock ett, C A , licensed trustee.20i Continental Building, Sherbrooke P Q.Tel: CO 9-5503 FARM manager would consider work as caretaker, 10 years pre* sent position.References.Apply Sherbrooke Record Box 38.32.Situation Wanted: Female GIRL of 14, very quiet, would like work for summer months as mother\u2019s helper or companion to lady living alone.Reply Sherbrooke Daily Record Box 39.36.Miscellaneous FREE BLUE PACKET TO GET your approvals send 10c to cover postage and handling to-Jareda, Box No.8 , 5202 Cote des Neiges, Montreal.Que 37.Personal HYGIENIC SUPPLIES\u2014 save up to 60%.Send $1.00 for 18.finest quality, assorted.Park Sales, P.O.Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.39.Lost LOST:- big grey long-haired cat, vicinity Capelton and Eustis.Child\u2019s pet.Reward.Call VI.2-2416.CHILD\u2019S horn rimmed glasses, gray-brown, lost last Friday, May 18th from Argyle Street.To Ste.Anne\u2019s School passing by prospect.Phone LO.7-7081, Reward 44.Property Wanted IT TAKES two to make a deal.We have the buyers, what have you to sell?Try us for prompt, courteous service.Call Mr.Deacon, Beaudean Inc.LO.2-2185.46.Pets For Sale MCDONALD, CURftiS & CO.Chartered Accountants COOPER BROTHERS A CO Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave.- LO 9-41301 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto Saint John.Charlottetown, Halifax, Rimouski, Sherbrooke, Hamilton.Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver CHESTNUT saddle horse, 4 years) old, 15 hands high, 3 gaited, very quiet.Can be seen any time.Phone Beebe TF.6-4765.25 Teachers Wanted TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY * SMART 340 St.Jama* St.West, Montreal ither offices In Canada; Afflllatei Irma to the United States.Grea Britain and elsewhere.Mr.and Mrs.Janies Miles spent the weekend in St.Lambert with Mr.and Mrs.Les Clough.Friends and neighbors are pleased that Mrs.Robert Leith is on the gain and expects soon to be home again.Mrs.H.W.Patterson is spending some time in Lennox-ville and Birchton visiting friends.Burns & Mackay BILINGUAL AUCTIONEERS Sales of ell Kinds Reasonable Rates ROBERT\tDAVID BURNS\tMACKAY Cookshire.Sawyerville.TR.5-3203\t889-2958 Graduates: Reisch American School of Auctioneering \u2014 Mason City, (owe.TV & RADIOS WE REPAIR Steam Iron* \u2014 Automatic toasters \u2014 Irons \u2014 Electric Kettle; \u2014 Frypana \u2014 Mixers \u2014 etc.0'Boyle& Pearce Ltd.1430 King W., Sherbrooke LO.2-2800 Dentist\u2019s DR, J.A.LANDRY.Surgeon-Dea tLt, 406 Moore Street.Office hours - Days 8 to 6; evenings 7 to 8:30.Tel: LC.7-6644- Optometrists DR.ALBERT TRUDFAU, Optoma trlst.New address; Granada Thea tre Bldg., 51 Wellington North Suites 1 & 2, Sherbrooke.Tel LO 2-0517 Eyes examined Contact lenses.Hve your Springs checked by \"experts\" at CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC.10 years experience to serve you better.180 Galt St W.T3l.LO.2-4833 - 2-4840 Residence: LO.9-3108 AUCTIONEER BILINGUAL Appraiser and raa, estât*.COMPLETE AUCTtON SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyarville\u2014889-2272 SPECIAL PRICES ! Now's The Time To Have Lumber Delivered! Big Special, 1st or 2nd Class, new, planed 4 sides.WILFRID GREGOIRE LA PATRIE, Que.Tel.Sherbrooke LO.9-0678 La Patrie, Tel.888-2831 ATTENTION! Free delivery within 100 miles for cash orders of 1.000 feet or more.For orders and price quotations, ask for LAURENT GREGOIRE Magnificent ponies for sale, trained for saddfe and wagon.Names, ages and heights follow: Polo, 3 years, 40 inches; Fnngo, 4 years, 421/2\"; Pocheton, 10 years, 38\" and Bikuette, 3 years, riding mare.Contact De-soufdy Farms Registered, 801 South Street, Cowansville, telephone 153.TWO teachers wanted for English classes, Farnham Catholic School Board.Write secretary, P.O.Box 1298, Farnham, P.Q** WE HAVE registered stud service for Dalmatians, Samoyed, American Cocker Spaniels, Chihuahuas and Scotch collies.We also board dogs.For reservations, tel.LO.7-5314.26.Help Wanted: Male ROUTE MAN \u2014 If you are willing to devote 40 hours a week to a progressive business of your own, you will average 52.50 per hour and more.LO.9-7100.STUDYING GERMAN BONN, Germany (AP)\u2014The West German committee of the World Student Service says 13,-000 are studying German in the United Arab Republic, and that Cairo University plans to appoint a faculty for teaching Germanic literature and other ctlK i /¦» t C MORTY MEEKLE comsTaeJMouLikE wnn it; sur cünt let M£6æ IT READY?ao\\v, mow GtÆ ME THE CARO.what woven CO WITHTHe AES^T'iCU , nt w.t.vl »\u2022«.u.«.r.i, on.BLCNDIE DADDY-WHEN MAM AND A WOMAN! < MARRY, who IS THE BOSS INI THE HOUSE?the girls asked me, j \" DEAR-THEY DIDN\u2019T ASK NOU A r WAS A ! YOU\u2019D TEL! S AFRAtO .THEM i WRONiG wipe \\ jPCKTS ALLEY OOP GEE.I JUST CANT/ WELL, YOU WILL f VEH.BUT 1 IMAGINE ANYBODY J BE WHEN I ( CANT HELP/'WHAT HOW I CAN BE ANY HELP T\u2019VOU WHEN YOU\u2019LL BE SPENDING SO MUCH TIME MAKIN\u2019ME TH' SMARTEST SCIENTIST I SURPEISE/ ON EARTH.' THINK BEIN' SMARTER N l GET THROUGH OU DOC WONMUG/XWITH YOU.' WORRYIN'.ABOUT?ROBERT mWJA, SWEETSBURG \u2014 Dr.Mabel Howie, of Montreal spent the holiday with her aunt Miss Ethel G.Ellison.Air.and Mrs.Dean Ladd and family, of Valois, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Shover.Mrs.H.P.Stowe entertained eight ladies to view the wedding dress and gifts of her daughter, Patricia, Mrs.Frank Michael Kavcic, whose marriage took place on May 12 in Emmanuel United Church.Mrs.Stowe was assisted in serving lunch by her daughter, Mrs.Norman Hoskins, of Farnham Miss Elizabeth Todd, of Feller Institute, Grande Ligne, spent the weekend with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Todd.Mrs.D.J.Normandin and Miss Carmen Normandin hate returned to their home.Mrs.Normandin will remain for the summer.Miss Rita Latvala accompanied Mr.and Airs.Xieki Hauptan-en to Ottawa to attend the Tulip Festival.Air.T.H.Robinson returned to Gatineau on the weekend, after spending three months in Florida.MAGOG \u2014 « Mrs.M.Whittier and Mrs.P, Calchpaugh were hostesses to the members of St.Faith\u2019s Guild in St.Luke\u2019s Church Hall.Results of the tea and sale held two weeks previously were reported most successful.Airs.Meigs donated the gift won by Mrs.M.Whittier.It was decided to hold a supper in September.The Misses Margaret Ewart, Mae Conway and Doreen Rid-dock were weekend guests of Air.and Mrs.E.Hendry, Hatley Street.Air.and Mrs.Finlay Graham, of Nashua, N.H., were weekend guests of Air.and Mrs.N.Mel-! ling and family.Airs.T.Webster and the] Alisses Betty and Pat Webster,| of Montreal, were here over thej holiday weekend.DENIS 0UELLET QUEBEC LAND SURVEYOR 607 Park Stregt Tel.LO.9-0454 Sherbrooke, Que.E.G.WELLS Auctioneer & Real Estate AUCTION HOUSE 30 Massawippi St., Lennoxvllle, Que.LO.7-4023 GOODS AND SERVICES TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St., West, (in basement) \u2022 LO.2-4334 SHERBROOKE SWEETSBURG Record carrier wanted for delivery of Records in Sweetsburg.Apply to: Sherbrooke Daily Record Circulation Dept.119 Wellington St.North \u2014 Sherbrooke, Que.THOR Authorized Service Parts distributer \u2014- Wholesale 4 retail SERVICE DEPOT 1132 King St.West \u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 LO.2-4723 1 WESTINGHOUSE SERVICE - REPAIRS PARTS SERVICE DEPOT 1132 King West.LO.2-4723 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Meadow Street.\u2014SHERBROOKE\u2014Tel.LO.9-5591 \"The Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking Lot\" Before buying furniture, visit us.We have all types at attractively low prices.As we accept trade-ins, you will find many second hand articles in excellent condition.TERMS IF DESIRED FRECKLES HEY.CRECK C'MERE/ I JUST PAW THCNMLE IM 4 MiWUTES AM\u2019 30 SECONDS/ You?RAN A MILE- THAT FAST?, WELL, rr WAS BY MY WAICH\u2014 \"\u2022which runs Half AS FAST AS I DO/ CTCKET/ 1 WIN THIS OWEi OR ELSE THSKI A KIBBLER TAKES A SAD HOP, AVD THE LEAD Off-RAM REACHES FIRST L'lL ABNER ah got nr.y WE ISOAID > \u2014AN' THIS® HEWIMj? SHEHBROOKK DAILY RFCORD, WOT, MAY 80.1902\t9 Bedford group hears talk on mission work j BEDFORD \u2014 On May 17 at the Wesley United Church, a congregational meeting of thej four points in the charge, Bed-| ford, Mystic, Philipsburg, Stan-' bridge East was held, preceded by a meeting of the United Church Women.A large number were present to hear a lecture by Miss Isabel Miller R.N, of Knowlton, a missionary home on furlough from Rennie's Mills, ten miles from Hong Kong.This settle-: ment was founded by a Mr.Rennie, who built small houses for the workers in his flour' mills.Failure of business caused Mr.Rennie to commit suicide and the settlement was called Hang by the -Neck Moun- j tain.Afterwards the name was changed by the Chinese to Beautiful and Harmonious Scenery Miss Miller said that amongst Christian Chinese little delin quency is 'ound.The natives are poor and live under primitive conditions, not even having ovens to bake.The chief prob-, lem is addiction to opium.Excellent slides were shown in connection with the lecture,' which gave a clear picture oi the living conditions in the area Miss Christine Miller, of Knowlton, operated the projector.A feature of the evening was songs in both Chinese and English by the little Chinese girl, Woo Schung.who came to Canada with Miss Miller.The speaker was introduced by Mrs.Ralph Oakes and thanked by Mrs.Alex MacArthur.The evening concluded with refreshments and a social hour.GENERAL NOTES Miss Lucy Stockwell.of Stan-stead, is a guest of Mr, and Mrs.W.B, Bradshaw.Mrs.Max Parsons and daugh ter.Miss Jean Parsons, of Montreal, were weekend guests of the former's son-in-law iand daughter, Mr.and Mrs, Kenneth Best.Mrs.Marvin Smith, who has spent the winter in Three Rivers ! with her son-in-law and daugh-, ter, Mr.and Mrs.A.Smith, has returned to Bedford for the' summer.Mrs.Maude Evans, of Pigeon Hill, is staying with Mrs.Smith.Mr.Harold Deming has returned from a trip to Torring-ton, Conn.Mrs.William Jackson and the Misses Joan Northurpe and M.Bryson attended a Girl Guide meeting in St.Johns in regard to arrangements for the Pike River Camp site, which will open shortly.- J Cowansville pupil McGill graduate COWANSVILLE \u2014 Miss Vivian Shower, a former pupil of the local High School, has graduated from McGill with distinction in the four-year general course in science and will receive her B.Sc.at convocation.Miss Shower, always a keen! student, won many honors] ¦while at Cowansville High, such as scholarships, medals and etc.^ and is receiving congratulations' from her former teachers and friends.Miss Shower is leaving short-] ly for a three-month tour of; Europe.\tj STANBRiDGE EAST \u2014 Father P.D.Hannen, of St] James Anglican Church was ini Montreal to attend the 50th an-j niversary of the Archbishop's] ordination to the priesthood and' m a meeting of the Adult Di-j vision of the Diocesan Board of Religious Education.Flowers on the Altar in the St.James Anglican Church on Sunday May 20.were in memory of Mrs.Herman Sornberger, placed there by her daughter, Mrs.F.Douglas.EARTH'S NEIGHBOR At its closest, the moon is] 221.000 miles from the earth and M its far'hest, 252,000 miles.\u2018 JAVEH CONCENT»?BLEACH mm \\f\\nPAt\\f\\ ^ ® f S e y Toilet Ti Robin Hood Royal Deluxe ^ off lat»! ^sorted Colo White or Chocolate 20 ot RnjzruoifUuisuuin 13 ot.Nestles Keen Instant Drink Lemon or Grape Flavour 3c off label Domestic Shortening 3 ^ 1 00 10c off label \u2014 21/i lb.plastic container 79c\t® B Values Prices Effective Moy 31st and June 1st and 2nd.\\6A Cho«ce Evaporated Ragged peaches 0 York Choice RUST! 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