Sherbrooke daily record, 22 décembre 1962, Section 1

[" THE WEATHER Continuous snow and drifting snow this morning becoming intermittent during the afternoon; not as cold today; winds north-easterly 15.High today at Sherbrooke 15.Outlook for Sunday: Snow-ending by mid-morning; turning colder and becoming windy.Sherbrooke Pailij llecocd Today's Chuckle I.andon clubman's definition of the rouniry: damp sort of place where all sorts of birds fly about uncooked.Established 1897 Price: 5 Cents SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, SATI RDAY, DECEMBER 1%: Sixty-Sixth Yea News in brief THE WEEK IN PICTURES May attempt Communist Party coup in India Fatal stabbing COWANSVILLE \u2014 A coroner's inquest into the fatal stabbing of a 13-year-old boy at the Flambeau Home Inc.in Bonds-ville was adjourned Friday night to Monday at 1 p.m.According to officials ai the home, Daniel Lortie was killed during a scuffle that broke out between him and his twin brother at the dinner table over the possession of a knife.The youth was pronounced dead at 2 p.m.at the Brome-Mis-sisquoi-Perkins Hospital in Sweetsburg.Daniel's twin brother was taken into police custody in Montreal.?-\u2018t'Kt-'twiP\u20195 > \u2019 - vy- May be freed WASHINGTON (NKA) The next step in the China-India struggle may be an attempt by Peking to wrest leadership of the Communist party in India from Moscow.Key Defense and State De partment analysts expect this move because they see Mao Tsetung's quickie invasion of India as part of his drive to supplant Nikita Khruschev as leader of world communism These men believe Mao achieved his first-round aims in the mountain figh'mg.They think the quirk p' and the proposed pullbark and truce were planned from the beginning.If the Chinese Rods were successful in ousting Moscow oriented men from Indian party leadership, they would begin a slow rebuilding of tha* party according to Chinese Itv t Ol RAY l KOMI l Y Newspaper Enterprise Military Analyst doctrine of implacable hostility to the non Communist world instead of Russian co existence.Iliis Indian move would be followed by an aggressive at tempt to gain more influence in the Communist parties ol other underdeveloped conn tries, At one time, Chinese leaders saw the building of a Red underground in Afru-a, Asia and Latin America as a joint Russo Chinese coopeia live effort.Now there ap pears to be growing Chinese belief that the leadership of Red undergrounds should be m Chinese hands.There is creasing evidence that Mao's men believe Chinese to h tuques are better and that the Success in Saskatchewan -ku\t-r-\t'\t¦ **'4\tre\t_ , ÏV'-rJwSlWW-'aS:\t~ -\t^*1 CHRISTMAS IN HAWAII \u2014 Sending greetings back home is airline stewardess Dianne Lewis HAVANA (AP) \u2014 A Christmas gift of freedom today awaited 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners after 20 months of captivity.The Castro government agreed Friday to release them in exchange for medicine and food.The men will be freed \u201con or before C h r i s t m a s,\u201d lawyer James B.Donovan of New York, chief negotiator for the prisoners\u2019 families, announced.Donovan broke the news himself to some prisoners held in word\u201d^/theT^lcfng-waUed free' of South Burnaby, a Vancouver suburb.She is spending part of the Christmas season in Hmio-dom also was relayed to other lulu because of increased flights between Vancouver and Hawaii.\t(CP Photo) captives held on the Isle of Pines off southwest Cuba.In Washington, American Red Cross officials reported the first prisoners are expected to arrive in Miami Sunday.But Havana radio said they would not be freed until Monday.Red Cross officials said they are highly optimistic that the entire prisoner group will be back among their friends and relatives of the captives live in Miami.?Fires put out Municipal firemen from Sherbrooke\u2019s number five fire sta-j tion were called to a Windsor! Street home twice Friday to put out a chimney fire and a fire started by an overheated furnace pipe.Damage to the home of J.A.Leclerc was reported as small.| The chimney fire started at 11:28 a.m.The fire in the furnace pipe started early Friday morning.Both fires were ex-j tinguished in a matter of minutes.Fire early Friday night caused slight damage to the first floor of the home of Edgar Chartier, 740 Westmount Street, Sherbrooke.Firemen said the fire started by a short in a wire of an automatic clothes dryer in the basement.?Held hostage MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Eugene Gibeau elderlv chairman of the !\u2019!rst niailwoman, \u201cIf the men can do it, I can do it,\u201d said the coed from Glassboro State College, board of the Slater Shoe Com-\t(AP Photo) pany, was released unharmed Friday night after almost three hours as the hostage of a hold-upman wielding an army sub-machinegun.But an external auditor for the company was severely wounded earlier when hit by a stray bullet in an exchange of gunfire between police and three bandits who invaded the firm in the northeast-end.Roger Poupart, about 40, underwent surgery in Betllechasse General Hospital Friday night for removal of a slug lodged near his heart.?^ More licenses?OTTAWA (CP)\u2014The Board of Broadcast Governors says it is willing to consider applications by the CBC for reserving channels for second television stations in certain areas.However, the board is not prepared to outline a long-, run policy with respect to the licensing of additional stations to the CBC.This was stated Friday inj policy statesmen! on the extension of alternative television service in Canada.The statement also declared that because of limitations on the national advertising reve-j nues available, conditions in the smaller markets do not, with,\t.\t.\t\u201e one or two possible exceptions.FIT F0R A FRIVCF \u2014 Prince Philip was presented with ice skates and a hockey stick for offer the prospect of further his son.Prince Andrew, by Canadian school children during a visit to the RCAF No.4 fighter \u201csecond\u201d local stations at this,wing at Baden Soelingen, Germany.Making the presentation are Ailyn Takanashi of Alberta Lme.\t^and Gerry Duffied of Moncton.I Health plan grov/s rapidly SMflP iSlIIPi FEMALE DELIVERS THE MAIL \u2014 Mrs.Diane Lee Holskey, 21, equipped with earmuffs, stuffs the mailbox in Gloucester County, New Jersey, w'here she was hired as the county\u2019s WM lüiSI à REGINA - (TNS) T.C.Douglas\u2019 baby is six months old and looks as though it might live.Saskatchewan\u2019s compulsory, government-operated medical care plan, conceived by the New Democratic Party\u2019s lead er and delivered by Premier Woodrow Lloyd, had an unhappy birth and tried to kill its fatlier politically.Now P r e m i e r Woodrow Lloyd and his party of agrarian socialists (still called the CCF) have a fairly healthy, 11 somewhat scarred, infant who is growing rapidly.* * * Saskatchewan\u2019s compulsory, prepaid, comprehensive plan, designed to cover the province\u2019s 950,000 residents, made headlines all over the world.Among other things, it brought on: \u2022\tThe nation's first doc tors\u2019 strike.\u2022\tDefection of formerly loyal politicians from the CCF.\u2022\tMass protest rallies, unlike anything since the Regina Riots of 1935.\u2022\tA war of attrition, pitting doctor against doctor and } family against family.It has I left I legacy of bitterness.Last July, when it appeared medicare would die in infancy, there was hardly a doctor in his office.Almost all the 675 privately practicing medical men closed shop.For 23 days, until an agreement was signed in a Saskatoon hotel room, the doctors | refused to open their offices.They provided free service in 29 designated hospitals via the emergency ward.Only when Lord Taylor (the British Labor peer brought in to seek a solution) got together Premier Lloyd and Dr.H.D.Dalgleish, president of the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons, did Tommy's off-spring show signs of living.* * * Mr.Douglas, now MP for Burnaby-Coquitlam, won Saskatchewan for the CCF in 1960 on a medicare platform.When he left to lead the NDP, it was he who was blamed for the chaotic setup.So much so, that he met his first political defeat in Regina city when he attempted to get into the House of Commons.Medicare beat him, because he was the best candidate.Now medicare IS working.But who won?The plan operating is not lt> HI Lit Met El 1 l M the scheme for government subsidization mf private plans envisaged since late 1959 by the doctors.It Is certainly not the plan (he government had on the statute books when Mr.Douglas was wafted away to nation al politics.That plan called for state medicine with a dirocl billing arrangement be- tween the doctors and the Medical Care Insurance Coin-mission, administrators of the scheme.* * * The already shorthandod medical profession, by conservative estimates, has lost 85 men due to medicare.Many of these are top specialists.Mushrooming community clinics have cut into the pri vale practitioners' business by DBS figures $18.500 average yearly income be fore medicare.The clinics were set up mainly by I K doctors and operated by eiti zens favoring the plan They work directly with the gov ernment.More than 10,000 See \u201cSuccess\u2019' Page 5 Russians don\u2019t have a showdown.The Washington a n a 1 y s t point out that the Red Chi ne.se already have achieved these results.They \u201cexposed\" Khrushchev as a man who wouldn t hack India in a showdown.This created a strain between India and Russia, || nvd nolice to other neutrals ,hat Russia vi as not dependable in the clinches.Ii put Red chPi.i in a posilion to challenge Russia\u2019s leadership in the Coin-iininisl parties of underdeveloped countries.In Ibis challenge, China lias been helped by Ibe Russian backdown in Cuba.The Chi nc.se say this is another i \u2022ok to IVkin.:: By showing their troops can he a constant threat on th,% Indian border, the Chinese gain more influence in the border stales of Nepal and Bhutan They attract potential Indian collaborators, This pattern ol' strength on the border as a magnet to attract re Sise \"May Attempt\" Page 5 POLARIS FOR SKYBOLT SWAP MADE By BORIS MISKEW Canadian Press Staff Wiiter Mac and Kennedy meet General Assembly closes Prisoners riof in Argentina Prime Minister Macmillan and President Kennedy met in The Bahamas this week to discuss the international situa tion and to settle the problem created by the United States decision do scrap the Skyhoit missile project The two Western leaders announced they had agreed to equip Britain with Polaris missiles as a substitute for the The Week's News In Review 1,000-mile air-to-ground nuclear Skyboll with which Britain had hoped to arm its bombers.The British cabinet, afler receiving a telephone report from Macmillan, was roporehl to have formally approved the agreement reached by Ken nedy and Macmillan on the Polaris and Britain's role as a nuclear power.Prime Minister Diefenbaker flew to Nassau Friday to meet with the two leaders.Diefen baker said in Ottawa Thms day he planned to discuss Bid tain\u2019s bid to enter the European Economic CMmmunily.\"Generally speaking, inso far as (his meeling vvilh) A legend is dying Hornblowers are flabbergasted; Britain\u2019s seapower on the wane LONDON\u2014(NE A)\u2014 Inside every Englishman, a Cap tain Horatio Hornblower is said to be struggling to get out.If this is true the Horn-blowers of England must be reeling from the rude blows dealt to them by the latest 1962 63, edition of \u201cJane\u2019s Fighting Ships.\u201d This 444 \u2022 page reference work on the world\u2019s navies shows that Britain is in danger of slipping from third place among the world's naval powers.Britain finds that she can no longer afford both nuclear bombs and nuclear submarines.Seapower has been allowed to decline.Generations of schoolboys have been raised in the tradition of Britain\u2019s maritime greatness.Sir Francis Drake calmly finishing his game of bowls before sailing to defeat the Spanish Armade, Ad mirai Nelson turning his blind eye fo the telescope \u2014 these are the legends of which heroes have been made.What will the nation sub- By TOM A CULLEN stilutc for them, now that it is no longer a great maritime power: Generals?But Britain is having a hard lime meeting its military commitments to NATO.Astronauts?There are no British spacemen.Meanwhile what humiliation if is to read in Jane's:\u201cThe Royal Navy appears now to be barely equal even to the task of the brush-fire type of local warfare for which in recent years it has been designed.\u201d Time was when the mere sight of a British gunboat riding at anchor was enough to make lesser nations capitulate.A Spithead review, with ships of the Grand Fleet stretched as far as the eye could see, was once reckoned to put the fear of God into the great powers.But today even a frigate-costs $15 million, while aircraft carriers run to a-: much as $300 million apiece.Since 1945 Britain has scrap ped or sold 15 battleships, 30 aircraft carriers, 54 cruisers, 280 destroyers, 340 frigatrs and escorfs and 111) submar mes.During this same pci iod - ho has constructed only two guided missile destroyers, 40 new' frigates, 14 submarines and 200 coastal craft.At present Britain\u2019s \u201ccapita! ships\" comprise five rmi sers and two guided missile armed destroyers ( another four are under construction).One nuclear-powcred submarine lias been completed, while another is on the way.All aircraft carriers and cruisers are either war built , or pre-war, which means that none of them is less than 15 yeas old, although many of them have been modernized By comparison, the U.S Navy has 58 vessels of the aircraft carrier type, 43 cruiser type, 382 destroyers type and 339 destroyer escorts.It also has 26 nuclear powered submarines, 243 minecraft.240 amphibous vessels, 420 flee: auxiliaries craft.and 1.260 service Macmillan is ronrerned, we'll deal with the international si! nation and in particular with the Common Market,\" Diefenbaker said.The Polaris would keep Britain\u2019s n a t i o n a 1 nuclear force alive until the early 1970s.in return Macmillan will work for the organization ol a NATO nuclear deterrent f o r c e to prevent further spread of national nuclear systems.UN PRESIDENT PRAISED The 17th United Nations General Assembly closed just after midnight Friday amid praise for President Mohammed Zafrulla Khan of Pakistan for the way in which he conducted the business.The Assembly opened Sept.18 and managed to wind up its program a day before the deadline.The East and West agreed that the new revolutionary government in Yemen, a small Arab republic, had the right to take its scat at Hie UN over the claims of a royalist regime.Among other business of the final day, the Assembly abolished its one man watchdog commis s i o n on Communist.Hungary.Canada supported the U.S.initiative in turning over the matter to Secretary-General U Thant, from the commissioner, Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand.The commission was set up after Hu- 1956 Hun irian uprisiii:; KILLED^IN RIOT Prisoners rioted al the Buenos Aires central jail Tuesday night and after a 12-hour battle between guards and prisoners at least 27 persons were found killed.An Argentine government announcement said 10 guards and 17 prisoners had been killed in the abortive escape attempt.The riot was blamed on overcrowding.NEWSPAPER STRIKE Effort were continuing in Sci 'Nei In Pap *r**ut?r Rising comparatively slowly Canadas prices in a competki.e positk i The myth that Canada is pricing itself out of world markets doesn\u2019t stand up under a new analysis of North America and European conditions produced by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.Evidence from the 20 member countries shows that Canada\u2019s price and wage record compares favorably with the others.NOT AS FAST The conclusion is that Can-; adian prices aren\u2019t rising as fast as those of most of our ! trading partners and competitors.Wages, regarded as one of | the chief causes of price in-I creases, have been held as close to productivity as in the I U.S.and closer than In major European industrialized nations.In the 1953-61 period, a time that includes boom and , recession stages, Canada\u2019s consumer prices rose by an annual average percentage of 1.3, a fraction lower than the U.S.record.In the same period, Britain's prices rose 2 9 per cent., France\u2019s 4.1, Sweden's 3.1 and Germany\u2019s 18.LOWEST Between 1961 and 1962 the Canadian rate of increase was only 0.8 per cent, lowest for the 20 OECD countries.Britain's in the same year was more than five times as great, and so was Germany\u2019s.U.S.prices rose faster than Canada's, at a rate of 1.1 per cent.What does thos mean?It By EDWIN MAHONEY Toronto Telegram News Service confirms that the price Canadians have to get for their products, in home and world markets, is indeed rising constantly.But because prices in other C\tS- ¦C- eC.\tÿî ' ^ Z f ^ r ^ \u2018s\u2019 & ?INDEX Births, deaths Books Classified Comics .Editorials .Financial .Sports .Stamps .Television .Women\tv 5 9 6 6 4 5 10 9 1 8 ) countries are rising even fa ter, Canada\u2019s relative position is improving.In other words, this country\u2019s products are becoming, or should be, more competitive in world markets.RENTS CLIMB The figures have to he taken with some reservations, because part of the most startling European increases is attributable to sharp increases in rents over the period (10.6 per cent, in France last year, for example.) However, prices are up generally for food, other goods and services to a far greater degree than in Canada.Between the 1953-54 period and 1960-61, wages and salaries in relation to productivity in Canada went up 24 per cent annually, exactly the same as in the United States.In France they went up 6.1 per cent annually, in Germany 3.1, in the United Kingdom lour per cent in Sweden 3.5.This means that the Canadian record in keeping wage increases in line with growing productivity is better than that of the other countries in the AECD, an organization which is growing into a sort of economic NATO.HIGHER BASE What the new OECD statistics don\u2019t show is the fact that Canada and the U.S.keep growing from a higher base than their European partners, in spite of this, the gap in prices is closing and the relative position improving. / SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SAT., DEC.22, 1962 GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING 3\u2014WCAX\u2014Burlington\t5\u2014WPTZ\u2014Plamburs 6\u2014CBMT- TBA\u2014To Bo Announced\t12\u2014CFCF \u2014 Montreal \u2022Montreal\t7\u2014CHL1 \u2014Sherbrooke 8\u2014WMTW \u2014 Mount Waihington SATURDAY 12:00 o nv Si SKv Ktnf 5) Lazy L Ranch 0) Movie Matinee 7) 12 o\u2019clock Jubilee H» ttuua uunnv 12) A Toy Zoo 12:15 p.m.7) Premiere Edition 12:25 p.m.7i Commentaine\u2019 17:30 p m 3) Reading Room 5) Exploring 7) Premiere Edition ») Saturday Showtime 12) Lets Find out 12:45 p.m./> Midi Sport i CL p m i) Broken Arrow 7i Entree Des Artistes 12) Fignewton Frog & Dora 1:30 p.m .} Forecast 5)\tAFL Football ft) Amateur Sports Magazine 7) Colt 45 3) Film Shorts 12) Saturday Surprise Party 2:00 p m 5> The Big Picture 6)\tWorld of Sport 7)\tImages en Tele 12) Saturday At a Movie 2:15 p.m.3) Main Event 2:45 p.m.3) Bluebonet Bow 3:00 p.m.World of Sport 3:30 p.m.12) Big Time Wrestling 4:00 p.m 6)\tLong John Silver 5) Wide World of Sports 7)\t20 ans Express 4:30 p.m 5) The Race of The Week 8:30 a.m.8) Colby Tele-Course 6)\tCountry Calendar 8:45 a.m.7)\tCours Televises 9:00 a.m.8)\tOff To Adventure 9:15 a.m.8) The Catholic Mass 9:25 a.m.6) Today on CBMT ?:30 a.m.3) Christophers 6)\tUniversity Credit 7)\tCours Televises 9 45 a.m Carol , 8) Red Rtvar Jamboree 6)\tA Christmas 7)\tSoif de Dieu 12) Like Young 5:00 p m >) W ide W'orld of Sport 6)\tKingfisher Cove 7)\tConcert 8)\tBeany & Cecil a:30 p.m 3) Big Time Wrestling fti Bugs Bunny 12) The Three Stooges I 6)NHL Hockey 5:45 p.m.\t! 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Fight with savage leopard! ^\t* a\u2019 jJOCK MAHONEY\t| and )AI, Tie Elephant Boy\t^ with GAJENDRA,\t\u2019j King of the Elephants\t\\ a ENDS TODAY! \"ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN\" with Don Murray, Christine Kaufman; also, \"THE SINGER NOT THE SONG\" in Cinemascope and color with Dirk Bogarde, John Mills and Mylene Demongeot.Christmas Dinner Canapes of Anchovies Hearts of Celery Caviar and lobster Mixed Olives Fruit Cup Amandinensomm.celesUne Cream of Mushroom\tchilled Grapefruit Juice Chilled Tomato Juice ?Fried Oysters, Tartar Sauce a rvonhprrv Sauce 3.o0 Roast Vo^T^Æn.wUh%^l ^ Mushrooms 3.7o Charcoal B.oi.c^ St Andrews Lobster ^mand Garnish 3125 BrdsS^uï^vSnia Ham, Champagne Sauce 3.jj.-fe ¦& French Fried Potatoes Birds Eye Peas Chateau Fola':0^sTip, Buttered A^paragos Tips Hotel Sherbrooke Salad HSCc run, Hot Mince Meat Pie\tBaked Alaska Cranberry Sherbet je.-A-\t?Cheese and Crackers Tea Mixed Nuts '**** Make Reservations Now! From 12 noon until 9.00 P.M.?\t?Coffee\t \t 35c\t^ Tobacco theft Police continue search GRANBY \u2014 (STAFF) \u2014 [ Quebec Provincial Police a r.ci municipal police here are con tinuing their search in the.hope of finding $39.000 wo^th ! of tobacco stolen from a v a n Tuesday night.Granby police said a van con taining the tobacco was stolen ; from the Smith Transport depot, Tuesday night, hauled to La praire, 48-miles west of here, where it was found empty about 11 p.m.Police said the van was pulled away with a tractor truck stolen from another com pany.Gerard Davignon, manager of the Smith Transport depot here.; said the van was parked at the ! depot parking lot where it was: waiting for a truck to haul it to Quebec City when it was stolen.\u201cI left the depot about 6 30 p.m.and it was still there,\u201d Mr Davignon said.The theft was discovered about 10 p.m.when two em ployees arrived at the depot with the truck to pull the van.The van and truck were taken to the Smith Transport Company depot on Cote de Liesse road, Montreal, where police checked it over for pos sible finger prints.To enforce liquor laws Cpl.Robert Roy, officer in charge of the Sherbrooke detachment of Quebec Provincial Police and in charge of the liquor squad for the Sherbrooke area, said Friday he received orders from Quebec that clos ing hours for all licensed liquor outlets will be 10 p.m.Christmas Eve and 12 p.m.New Year\u2019s Eve.He said Christmas Day and; New Year\u2019s Day, hotels and licensed liquor restaurants will be permitted to sell beverages only with meals from 1 p.m until 11 p.m.\u201cAll provincial police officers in the area have been notified of the closing hours and told to enforce them closely,\u201d Cpl.Roy said.He added that police officers have also been ordered to pay special attention to drunken drivers over the long Christmas holiday weekend.\u201cOur officers will arrest any motorist for reckless driving or driving under the influence of alcohol,\u201d Cpl.Roy said.Continental Bldg Suite 509 Tel.LO.9-2600 ' ~N O T À~R Y MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE SALES & SERVICE Royal Typewriters Burroughs Adding Machines 41 Wellington St.North Phone LO.2-0440 2nd Prize: Mrs.H.Vail, Brome, Que.1st Prize: Mr.Edouard Roy, Magog, Que.RCAF Association Raffle Winners MigltTuuM By SANDRA BICKFORD ROMANIA'S CERAMICS For centuries Romanian i craftsmen and even plowmen! have manufactured some of the nation's treasured ceramics.¦Resolved that Santa Claus occupies a proper place in our society\u2019 was the topic for discussion at Sherbrooke High School\u2019s debate this week.The negative side, made up of John Mawhood and David Willis, lost to the affirmative side, made up of Cheryl Nugent and David Hogg.This is the second debate to be held this school year at SHS, says con-respondent Janet Baker, and a committee has been formed to look after future debates.President is Gordon Bennett.Chairmen of arrangements are Gordon Bennett, David Willis and John Mawhood.\u2022ft ?\"fr PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST \u2014 A public speaking contest was held among the boy and girl class winners at St.Francis High School December 18, says new correspondent Dawn Goodfellow who is taking over for Eleanor Duffy.Those participating were: Grade eight, Barbara Bad ger.Ann Robinson, Carol Robinson and Ryan Quinn Grade nine: Barbara Aulis, Willo Denison, Susan Gre gory, Brian Woods, Bruce Lowry and Gene Planidin Grade 10, Monique LaPerle, Dawn Goodfellow, Sydney Barrie and Bruce Tibbits.Grade 11: Eleanor Duffy and James Mason.Medals were given to Gene Planidin and Barbara Aulis for winning in grades eight and nine.Cups were given to Gene Planidin and Dawn Goodfellow for winning in grades eight to eleven.Gene Planidin and Dawn Goodfellow will have their names engraved on a public speaking plaque.\"ir ^\t¦& CHESS CHAMPION \u2014 Earl Robson has won the title of Chess King at Sherbrooke High School.A chess tournament was held December 7 at Sherbrooke High School and Earl proved himself master of the game after winning over 24 other contestants.After defeating Keith Fern, John Mawhood went on to the final match with Earl Robson.The tournament lasted five hours and several students from St.Patrick High School were on hand for the big event.Earl was awarded the champion\u2019s trophy by the club\u2019s sponsor, Ronald Holden.The consolation prize was won by Dave Sinclair.ANNUAL DANCE HELD \u2014 Sunnyside High School students held their annual Christmas dance December 14.The school gymnasium was decorated with festive red and white garlands, evergreens and tinsel and in the center of the floor was a huge decorated and lighted Christinas trees.Music for dancing was played by Les Beaulieu\u2019s orchestra.The receiving line was comprised of Peter Burpee and Miss Lillian Rider, staff; Mary Osborne and Richard Reynolds, grade 11 students and Mr.and Mrs.Howard Majury, representing the home and school association.Roland Beasee was master of ceremonies.A midnight lunch was served under the supervision of Dr.K.Harper and Mrs.Ellen Smith, assisted by others of the staff\tand\tstudents.?\t?\t* NHS CHRISTMAS DANCE \u2014 The Students\u2019 Council of North Hatley High School will hold its Christmas Dance tonight.Les Beaulieu\u2019s Orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 to 1 a.m.?\t?\t?NEW YEAR\u2019S DANCE \u2014 See the old year out and the New Year in at Rock Island January 1 where the students of Sunnyside High School are holding a New Year's Eve dance.\tDancing\twill be from\t9 to 1 a.m.?\t?\t?SPORTS WEEKEND \u2014 The first sports weekend of the Sunnyside High School Alumni will be held December 28 when the old boys hockey game and the old girls basketball games will take place.A supper will be held after in the cafeteria to be followed by a record hop.EDUCATIONAL DEBATE \u2014 On December 14 a debate was held between girls of second and third high at Notre Dame High School at Richmond.The subject was \u201cResolved that girls should take the same academic subjects as boys.\u201d This debate was won by the affirmative team composed of Barbara Fowler and Lora Hodsman of third high.The second high team was made up of Beverly Sears and Michelle Bourbeau.?\t?\ti3' SKI TEAM CHOSEN \u2014 The members of the St.Patrick High School ski team have been chosen, reports correspondent Richard W\u2019ilson.They are Robert McMahon, David Simms, Jack Thouin, George Thouin and John Meissner.The boys, together with their coach, Reverend Father Jeffcoat are looking forward to their first competition.COOKSHIRE PLANS DANCE \u2014 The Red Cross council at Cookshire High School is making plans to hold a dance in January.The date has not been set as y°ts, says correspondent Deborah Todd.LAUNCH ROCKET \u2014 The St.Patrick High School Rocket club has made a successful launching attempt.The rocket was launched in the laboratory but was weighted down with anchors.This test, says Richard W\u2019ilson, was to see if the fuel would ignite.Father Morin, moderator of the club says that he expects there will be another attempt to blast-off sometime during the Christmas holidays so that the boys can devote more time to this project.Before closing for the 1962 year.Merry Christmas to High Times readers and correspondents and best wishes for a happy, prosperous New Year.Spedal services are planned for Christmas Sherbrooke and Eastern will be If Christ Be Born Anew Merriman preaching at 9 All At Brigham United, Sunda> evening service will start at 5 Tow nships churches have plan- At 4 p.m.Christmas cantata a m., and Peter Mcggs preach will bring a carol sen ice Itjp.m too.ned a wide variety of special,will\tbe performed.\tmg at 11 a m.There will be a\t-tarts at 8 p.m.The congrega I St.Luke's\tAnglican Church services for Christmas.\tLennoxville United identi-\tcandlelight carol service of the\t(ion will sing well-loved carols in Sand Hill\twill have Christ-j H The Salvation Army Chapel cal morning services will be Nhw Lessons for the whole :o the organ accompaniment of ; mas Communion at 9 30 a.m.( on Wellington South will offer held\tat 9:30 and 11.with the\tfamily at 5 p m\tMrs.Clark Powers, and a social Ion Christmas\tDay.two services Sunday, one at 11 Rev.\tA.B.Lovelace preachingj\tWhile most services will be\thour will follow in the church The First Baptist Church at a m.on Holiness, the second at on Is God in Your Christmas?7 p.m, on Salvation.Capt.Rich- There will be a carol vesper at Portland Street and Queen i Eight o'clock will also tv the Boulevard in Sherbrooke will on Sunday, Dec.23, two days'hall.before the holiday, St.John ard Park will conduct both.\t4:30\tpm.and a Christmas eve Anglican Church in West\tSlid'\thour\tfor a cantata, Song of the\thold Sunday school at 10 a.m.Plymouth United Church on-'d\u2019vice Monday at 7:30 p.m.ford is announcing Holy\tCom\tHoly\tNight, which the Advent\t(a service on Christmas at 11 Dufferin Avenue will hold a| St.Peter\u2019s Anglican Church munion for Christmas day it'Christian Church choir will am and a candlelight carol! family service with special\twill\thave three services, at 8 self.It will be celebrated by\tsing\tin Danville Dec.23.The\tsing at 7 p.m.on Sunday, music Sunday at 11 a m.on The\t1 mi\t11 a.m.and 7:30 p.m , onjthe Venerable Archdeacon\t1 M\toffering w ill go to the choir\tNorth Hatley Baptist Church Heart of Christmas.\tBee.23.fourth Sunday of Ad- Lidstone at 9:30 a.m.\tfund.\tI w ill hold a candlelight carol | At St.Andrew \u2019s Presbyterian cent, and three on Christmas j \\ Christmas cantata entitled Archdeacon Morris of St ¦s'n8\t2,*s lvm- >*ec 23, and a on Frontenac, guest preacher ^ay Ronald Rowat w ill deal with P Scouting and C ubbing 9 a.m., 11 a.m.Mary\u2019s Christmas, Sunday at At the Church of the Advent, 111 a.m.\tjalso Anglican, Sunday service At Trinity United on Court will be at 10 a.m.Its sisterl (street the 11 a.m .service will C hurch.St Paul the Apostle and 5 infant Holy will be the special Paul\u2019s Anglican Church in jevent at Wesley United Church Mansonville will celebrate Holy |!'n.\u2019 Christmas eve service at 7.30 in Beebe, at 7:30 Sunday even Communion at 9:30 Sunday ing\tevening.The Sunday school will be in At Mansom illr charge of the Sunday service afternoon choral The French Evangelistic Church at Melbourne will tea United an'lure carols from many countries service ' will!m its midnight service Christ be a family one on The Way to vvill offer Holy Communion at at Bury United.Under the title he held the same day at 4 p.m Christmas, and a candlelight|8 a.m.and Sunday school aljWhite Gifts for the King, il St George's Anglican ChurchiorSi)n's| children's service in Lennoxville will have Ver mas eve.David Fortier is the carol service will be offered 11:15.There will be midnight will by the junior and senior choirs I at 7 p.m Let Us Keep the Feast will be the theme of a Christ- Eucharist at the Church of the with Advent on Christmas eve, and both churches will have Christ mas Eve candlelight Com :mas morning services at 10:30 (munion service on Monday at a.m.(11 p.m.\t| At St.George\u2019s Anglican in At Sangster Memorial United (Lennoxville, there will be three Church the theme of the Christ ISunday services: Holy Commas Sunday service at 11 a.m.'munion at 8 a.m , Rev.Owen be a film strips shown.The Rev.S.Jellieoe, \u2019he Evangelical Free Church dean of divin M;«gog offers a French ser-Bury United Church Women ity at Bishop's University, a- vu\u2019,> !tl B) a nt.Sunday, and an are financing it.\t(guest preacher Christmas eve at Members of the Stanbridgej 11.30 pm.On Christmas Day East United Church are asked'Communion will he at 8 am.to bring a gifl for needy chil and Sung Eucharist at 10 :t0;,,i'1 \u2022'm- B>r worship and 9 T>0 droit of the community to the a m.There will he a pageant church\u2019s Christinas service Doc.(of the Holy Nativity at 5 p.m :23.\ton Sunday, Dec.30.Dec.23\u2019s ' Ikt ¦mm'y «ai JL I 1 CHRISTMAS PARTY AT DIXVILLE \u2014 About thirty members of the Lennoxville High School Junior Red Cross travelled to the Dixville Home for Retarded Children Thursday to distribute presents and provide an afternoon of fun and entertainment for the children.Above, left to right, Géorgie shows grade Santa 11 students Steve Wells how well he writes his naine, (grade 11 student David Simons) admires Gary\u2019s new airplane.Grade seven student Nancy Wells, in the foreground, and Sarah May look on.(Record pholo by Gerry Lcmay) fDon\u2019t miss that Christmas photo vice at 10 a.m.Sunday English one at 11.North Halley United will meet in the Baptist Church at 9.30 a.m.for church school Dec 23.I\u2019hr Eirst Church of Christ j.Scientist on Montreal Street in I the city will emphasize the I \u201cgreat significance of the jhirth and life of the Master\" in its Christmas service, Sun day at 11 a.m.Christian Brethren will guilt (it at Grace Chapel on Montreal Sired for a young people's Christmas service with Dr Kim off speaking at 7 p in.Sunday.Al the Hunlingvillc Com munity Church, also of the Christian Brethren, A.,1 Patton will speak at an 11 a.m.service.Ayer's Cliff Gospel Ch tpel of the Brethren will offer an evangelistic service at 7.30 p.m So nday.Cherry River Chapel of the same denomination will hold Sunday School at 9.30 a.m.Communion at 11 a.m.and evangelistic service at 7.30 p.m.At the Christian Brethren chapel on Merry Street in Ma gog, there will he Sunday School at 9.30 a.m., followed by evangelistic service al 7.30 p.m.Albert Mines Brethren will gather al 11 a.m., in Ihe school house to hear F.1.Hatch speak at the last service of the sea son.The annual While Gift Service by pupils of Sisco Mcrnori al United Church Sunday school in Coaticook will he held on Saturday evening, Dec.22, in the hall at 7:30 p.m.During the evening presents will he distri hilled to the children by Santa from the large Christmas tree The morning service at.Siseo Memorial at 11 a.m.Sunday will feature carols by the choir, a solo by Robert McAIpine, choir director, O Holy Night, and a quartet of young ladies * will also sing a Christmas cam S| The Carol Service will b itfsi minute check of equipment vital he Well, the big day is just around the next.Christmas tree and if you can find time to read all your Sherbrooke Daily Record you vvill have lots of helpful bints on everything from soup to cameras.So in keeping with this trend here are a few friendly reminders about your photo equipment.Make sure that you have the proper film on hand and perhaps a bushel of flashbulbs.Movie fans should check over the light bar so as to make sure that half of the bulbs do not burn out dur ing your Christmas movie scenes.Have a couple of extra bulbs just in case.Movie camera opera'ors should see that the film and it\u2019s AS A.rating are synchronized with the light meter on the automatic cameras.The new Kodachrome film has an A.S.A.rating of 25, it formerly was ten.You must remember to adjust the meter accordingly or overexposure wdll result.For those using movie cam eras always remember to hold the camera steady while film- EXTRACT FROM BY-LAW NO.183 OF THE TOWN OF RICHMOND \"No motor vehicle or other vehicle will be allowed to pork at a greater distance than one foot from the curb or sidewalk and no vehicle or motor vehicle will be allowed to park on any street overnight.\" During the winter months when snow removal is necessary, it is the intention of the Council to enforce the above.Your cooperation is requested by not parking your vehicle on the street.The Municipal Council.* ing a scene.The length of scene shoul 1 be from five to eight seconds.If you feel that the scene requires more filming, it is best to change your camera position so as to have a different view' for another eight seconds.For the still camera fan, the scenes must emphasize expression, and the unposed look which must create acli m as with the movie camera fan he is getting the necessary action by storing up a series of pictures which in turn gives the illusion of action.No matter how you handle the picture-taking fun its going to be confusing in some way or another as the last thing the family has palic.iee for will be pictures on Christmas morning.However, they will bo the first to complain if you overlook this evcntfui hour.So just take the pictures with the least amount of fuss and hope for the best.One final tip for those uv-i n g photographic lighting equipment is to remember to have a few fuses on hand, and if it is possible at all, run your lighting from an extension to an outlet in an electric stove, if there\u2019s one handy, of course.Electric stoves have their own fusing equipment and are run from a separate line from the main box.At this time of year care Camera talk by Doug Gerrish Fifth Sherbrooke Tack last week enjoyed a Christmas party with games, songs, and ice cream.Assistant Colin Jennison entertained the boys with a few numbers on his guitar while the treats were being served.The Red Six, led by Sixer Grant Black-more, received an additional reward for winning the monthly competition.Kenneth Dick of the Red S'\\ was presented with his First star by Akeia Ken Bartle\u201d., thus earning the winning ton bites for his Six.Gary Mux-field made bis Cub Promise to Akeia as he was presented with his red neckerchief and was able to take part in the Grand Howl for the first time.* « * Scouters Owen Phelan, Bert Duval, and Roger Duval w *re invested by Dislriet Commissioner Percy Gray at a special ceremony at 10th Sherbrooke Iasi week.Also pres cm for the occasion were District Cubinastor Richard Tracey and Dislriet President, Stun Lothrop.* * * Also at 10th Sherbrooke, Richard Stock and Danny Stock were awarded their Leaping Wolf badge.The presentation was mad-o by District Cubmas-tcr Richard Tracey who was their Akeia when Richard and Danny were members of the 5th Sherbrooke Pack.As a Cub, Danny earned the full number of badges available at that time.* * * An Investuro Ceremony was held al Second Lennoxville meeting last week as lan Hunt, Jim Sawyer, Ed Deacon, and Scott Parker promised to do their bes! and were presented with their neckerchiefs by Akeia.Harold Phillips.Present for the ceremony was group committee president Alex Savage, and the fathers of the four hoys District Cubmaster R.Tracey was also at the meeting and introduced a new game to the Pack.Senior Sixer David Loach was presented with the Swimmer\u2019s Badge and Athlete\u2019s Badge which he earned at District Cub Camp last summer.?* * A Christmas Toy Shop is being operated in Lennoxville by the Boy Scouts and the toys will be distributed on Christmas Eve to needy families in the area.must be taken not to over burden your electrical system and another good point to re member is always pull out tree lighting plugs before I leaving the house or retiring.A pulled plug in time may ( save you at Christmas lime.May the Christmas Spirit be | , with you.Postal hours are released Sherbrooke Post Offices will be opened from 8 a.m.to noon Monday for all services, the.: Sherbrooke Post Office said in a release Friday.The release stated there will (be only one mail delivery | throughout the city Monday There will be no mail services i for rural Routes and subur-I ban areas Monday.held at St.George\u2019s Anglican ^ Church in Granby on Sunday at ^:7 p.m.V.Hatcher is organist.» Al the Universalist Church, Derby Line on Christmas Sun day, Rev.Gale Bascombe, the minister, will speak on the scr-imon subject, The Incarnation ( We All Need.Service will he i at 10:30 a.m.There will be ( special Christmas music.The ((same Sunday at 4 p.m.the Ira-(ditoinal Candlelight .service will or donate i takep lace.Dec.30, will Aing| desires a ; out the Old, Ring in the New.) form is asked to contact Mrs.Service at 10:30 a.m.\tPcasley at LO.2-7950.At Stanstead South Church! _\t_________________________ (Sunday, Dec.23, the morning!\t.(worship service will be held at 110:30 a.m.junior and senior (choirs will he participating inj the Christmas music and the Sunday school students willj (bring their white gifts for the) A uniform exchange program is being operated by Mrs.L.Pcasley, 616 Galt E.Anyone with uniforms to sell and anyone who second-hand uni- See \u201cSpecial\u201d Page 5 Don't wait .\"Insure and be sure\u201d *ee \u2014 H;NRY WARD All lines of insurance Tel LO 9 1050 mm -f 4* 95 today (Special) are being ex- RICHMOND-Congratulations tended today to Mr.M.F.Ward on the occasion of his 93th birthday.SPEEDY RABBIT A jack rabbit can run as fast as a good racehorse, often obtaining speeds of up to 45 miles an hour.Atto-Beaver Club drawing winners are announced The winners of the drawing at the Atto-Beaver Club were,; (the turkey, Gary Allison, R.RI.j Bury; the doll, L.Parker, 5 j (Park Street, Lennoxville; hockey sticks, Ricky Hodge, 35 (Speid Street, Lennoxville.V 61VE A CERTIFICA TE Your husband, your dad, any ear owner will appreciate this ( hristmas Gifl Certificate.FIRESTONE CERTIFICATES are made out to receiver for the amount of your choice ($20.and up).These Certificates are valid for a period of 3 months, wherein the receiver may redeem tires, batteries, accessories or service at the time most convenient to him.ALSO with these certificates, Firestone gives Miniature Tire Ash Tray or a Piggy Bank as a Christmas present to have under the tree.ABSOLUTELY FREE \u2014 WITH CERTIFICATE i 7ire$lone STORES (Division of Firestone Tire & Rubber of Canada Ltd.) 374 Wellington St.S.\u2014 Sherbrooke \u2014 LO.9-5136 SljetbtookePalüj Betocd The paper of the Eastern Townships Established February 0, 1897, incorporating the Sherbrooke Gazette eit 1837; and the Sherbrooke Examiner (est 1879) Published every weekday by the Sherbrooke Daily Record Company Ltd., 119 Wellington Street North.Sherbrooke.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1962 Tightening up on jobless payments The sweeping proposals advanced by the Gill Royal Commission studying the problems of the unemployment insurance system in Canada are all based on a single idea \u2014 that the unemployment insurance fund be restored to its original purpose, that of providing assistance to persons who become temporarily out of work.There has been a tendency in recent years for government to look upon the fund as something of a relief organization by extending the period for which payments are made and adding such incidentals as seasonal benefits and supplementary allowances.All these frills have added.heavily to the demands on the fund without providing it with any substantial additional revenue.Under the proposals advanced in the Commission report, the insurance and welfare systems now administered by the Unemployment Insurance Commission would be divorced.Aid for the chronically jobless would become the direct responsibility of the federal government under its general welfare policies, while the fund benefits would be limited to those out of work for periods of six months or less.By tightening up on the basic principles of the unemployment insurance scheme, the Commission is hopeful that many of the abuses which have proved so costly in the past may be eliminated.Not only have these abuses cost the fund tens of millions of dollars annually but they have caused a distorted picture of the actual unemployment situation in the nation.This has resulted from the practise of making payments to thousands of persons not genuinely seeking work\u2014 married woman who work brief periods to gain a little extra money through their employment and the following insurance payments, seasonal workers whose high level of earnings during the lush period should carry them over the lean weeks, etc.Doubtless the proposed amendments will draw protests from many qtiarters, especially from those who have been receiving benefits to which they are not actually entitled, but they do seem the logical way out of the trouble in which the insurance fund now finds itself.?Lots of women take up law, but not as many as lay it down.Pets for gifts need special care Many have already purchased or plan to purchase a puppy or a kitten or some other pet for a child this Christmas.It is one of the most wonderful gifts a child can have.But, warns the Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animals, it is important to remember that an animal is not a toy, but should be treated like a friend.The CSPA offers this timely and valuable advice to those thinking of an animal as a Christmas gift: \u2022\tDon\u2019t give an animal to a child who is too young.Over ten is a good general rule.\u2022\tBe sure the animal will be wel- comed by parents as well as child.They must be prepared to teach the child to look after it properly.\u2022\tDon\u2019t push a puppy or kitten into a Christmas stocking, or wrap it in a box under the tree.\u2022\tBest time for the animal to arrive in the house is after the holiday excitement is over.A good idea is to give the child an animal card on Christmas day to say that a new friend is coming to stay after Christmas.\u2022\tRemember that animal care can be an important part of a child\u2019s education.Learning proper love of animals is excellent character training.It's foolish to get mentally tired through thinking about how physically tired you are.Haydn S.Pearsons COUNTRY FLAVOR Posting the books Nature is looking up for the year and posting the books on another cycle.Daylight hours are few.When the sun has followed its low arc across the southern sky, Night\u2019s curtain drops abruptly.For a brief interlude mountain peaks flame in a glowing pageant; then the brilliant colors fade to silvery gray and steel-blue.Maples and oaks on the ridges are silhouetted like steel etchings.For a few minutes the evergreen slopes are paintings of deep purples.Then darkness closes in and golden shafts of light slant from farm kitchen windows.There are December days when nimbus clouds hang low and a bare countryside is pewter-hued.There are brooding days when a pale golden platter sun shines from a cloudless sky; fences and silos, trees in the meadows and the church spire in the village are sharply limned.Other papers say: Cost of nuclear If the hopes expressed at the time when the nuclear power programme was first launen-ed had been borne out, the cost of nuclear electricity would by now have been no greater than that of power produced by conventional fuels.In fact the optimistic forecasts made by Sir Christopher Hinton and others in the midfifties have come badly unstuck.The seven nuclear &f|FrbrnnkF 0ailg ffirrurii SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier delivery in Sher-brook# end Eastern Townships, 30 conts wookly, $15.60 per year.Mail subscription In Canada, Great Britain, 1 year $9.00, 6 months $5.00, 3 months $3.00, 1 month $1.25.United States and South America, 1 year $17.00, 6 months $9.00, 3 months $5.00, 1 month $2.00.Single copies Sc; Back copies, Sc; over 30 days-old, 10c; ever 90 days \"Authorized as second clast mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa.\" on another cycle As a man rides to town on a sunlit day, the slanting rays reach far into the woodlands.Swamps and swales are open and ice eyelids cover the dark pools that stared at the sky a few weeks ago.Woodchucks are sleeping in their burrows and queen bumblebees are in their hibernating spots.Whether the land be brown and gray or the fields and uplands are white with snow, one can Wnse the completeness of the cycle.There are those who are impatient with the short days and long nights; but he who has wisdom as well as knowledge, accepts Nature\u2019s plan.Man who is delving into the innermost secret of matter, can neither lengthen nor shorten time.It is the one common denominator of all men.December is part of the Master Plan \u2014 a time when the rest period begins in our region.power running high conventional power stations would rise.In the event technical advances in the design of coal and oil fired power stations have brought costs sharply dowm.The capital costs of these stations have fallen in the past ten years from about £60 to about £40 per kilowatt sent out.This, together with plentiful supplies of small coal of the kiod used for generating electricity, has undermined the whole pattern of the forecasts on which the nuclear programme was based.In spite of this disappointment, the Government seems prepared to accept the revised forecast that the cost of nuclear power can be brought on to a par with that of conventional electricity by 1970, and thereafter may become cheaper.Hopes are now ne-ing pinned on the economies thought to be possible from the use of the advanced gas-cooled reactor, a prototype of which is now being tested at Windscile.The continuation of the present programme is held to be justified by riw experience that scientists and I power stations which are to be commissioned between now and 1966 will cost altogether £500 millions.To provide the same amount of electricity from conventional generating plant, the Minister of Power said on Monday wuold cost £360 million less.The comparison is slightly unfair: probably about £70 millions of the £500 millions to be spent represents the cost of the initial charges of nuclear fuel, and running costs subsequently are less than those of conventional power stations.Even so we shall be paying many times more for extra power in this decade than we need have.What went wrong?Though the design and construction of nuclear plants have given rise to some unforeseen difficulties, this is not the main answer.That lies in the belief\u2014now seen to have been mistaken\u2014that other kinds of fuel, particularly coal, would be too scarce to meet the country\u2019s growing need for energy; and the even more mistaken assumption that the cost of electricity sent out by South for the Winter 'Wkl'k: r\u2018?\t14 -, - Adventures with God Hope sees gives men Hope is the sustaining element that puts elastic in one\u2019s step and peace in the soul.Life can be endured as long as hope stimulates the mind and glands and spirits of weak mortals.What Is hope?Hope is the undergirding belief (or feeling) that what we most desire or wish for will be achieved sometime, somewhere.Hope sees beyond the present liminations failures and trials to a future day when freedom and release from pain and penury will be the pattern of life rather than the dream of life.This underlying belief conditions men and women to carry on courageously in the face of overwhelming and devastating experiences.Like the writer of Hebrews \"we desire that every one of you do show the same diligence to the full assurance of hope unto the end: That ye be not slothful, but followers of them who through faith and patience inherit the promises.\u201d Heb.6: 11-19.The writer concludes his dissertation with the reassuring words: \u201cWhich hope we have as an anchor for the soul, both sure and steadfast.\u201d If ever men needed \u201can anchor for the soul\u201d they need it in this nuclear age.And HOPE is the only anchor that can hold us fast in the mental, moral and physical storms of life.But it is not good enough just to hope FOR the best.We must hope IN the best.TIDINGS OF JOY Hope thou in God for only the Almighty, compassionate and holy God can make man\u2019s highest and noblest dreams come true.He alone can put down the forces of evil which have brought defeat and suffering.Christmas comes again with the glad tidings of great joy that the Saviour has come and has set in motion the program which will eventually fulfil our fondest hopes and wishes.The hope set before Israel by Moses and the prophets has been realized after centuries of waiting and many Gentiles have \u201ccome to thy light\u201d as predicted in Isa.60: 1-3.Today millions of people of every known race are rejoicing in the hope that sustained Israel.\u201cLet Israel hope in the Lord: for with the Lord there is mercy, and with him is plenteous redemption.And he shall redeem Israel from all his iniquities,\u201d Ps.130:7-8.The invitation to hope in the Lord has been extended to ALL people everywhere.\u201cFear not,\u201d said the angel, \u201cfor, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to ALL people.For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.\u201d GLORY OF ISRAEL Simeon the old, \u201cjust and devout\u201d patriarch who was \u201cwaiting for the consolation of Israel,\u201d when he took the baby Jesus in his arms, \u201cbles- technicians should gain In the process.But do we need seven costly stations of an admittedly uneconomic type in order that these lessons shall be learned?(Manchester Guardian) beyond limitations; ability to carry on sed God and said, Lord, now lettest thy servant depart in peace, according to thy word: For mine eyes have seen thy salvation, which thou hast prepared before the face of JANE SCOTT Krti-in ill ALL people; a light to lighten the Gentiles, and the glory of thy people Israel.\u201d Luke 2:25-32.Not only has the invitation been extended, but the redemption promised to and provided for Israel has been made available to \u201cWhosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.\u201d Romans 10:13.This is the anchor that keeps the soul steady and \u201cpatient in tribulation and rejoicing in hope.\u201d The announce ment of Christ\u2019s birth interested only a relatively small group.Only a few persons like Anna and Simeon, Joseph and Mary, Zachariah and Elizabeth and their close relatives anticipated the great moment when a child born in the manger would launch the divine program for the redemption of a lost world.These knew that \u201cthe fulness of time\u201d had come and that the holy infant was the greatest human being ever to be born of woman.The words: \u201cFor unto YOU is born this day a Saviour which is Christ the Lord,\u201d had real significance.And Mary sang: \"My spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour!\u201d Imagine the thrill of holding your firstborn son in your arms and realizing that He is the long promised Messiah, The son of God and the Saviour of yourself and your world! We read birth notices with regularity but indifferently.A recent announcement gave new meaning to the Christmas message.It read: To Mr.and Mrs.\u2014 Scott, a son.The elated father also relayed the news by long distance telephone.Scores of babies were born that day; But that one infant wrapped in swaddling clothes in a London hospital put a new zest in life for me and my family.Like Simeon I had awaited San Marino Answer to Previous Puzzle ÜPTi ACROSS 1 San Marino is situated on the slope of Mount 7-goods are among its industries 13\tWanderer 14\tPrinting taux .pas 15\tLure 16\tTilts 17\tTasmania (ab.) 18\tWife ot Aegir (myth.) 20\tFeminine appellation 21\tDressmaker 24 Therefore (Latin) 27\tGolf term 28\tLittle (Scot.) 31 Prisons 33 Kind of dog 85 Mountain crests 37\tBarter 38\t-Moines, Iowa 39\tCleansing implement 41\tPrimates 42\tBewitch 45 It has an-of 33 square miles 48 Courtesy title 40\tSelf-esteem 62 Rented 55 Greater in stature 57\tChurch festival 58\tKettledrum 69 Princes 60 Envoy DOWN 1\tAllowance for waste 2\tHebrides island ' 3 Makes lace 5\tThe dead (comb, form) 6\tMountain' nymph 7\tMasculine nickname ' 8\tOrlando tab.) 9\tFanon 10\tNarrow way 11\tFeminine appellation 12\tQuit (Eng.slang) 19 Clarrip 21\tShed 22\tMasculine nickname 23\tHorse\u2019s gait 24\tMinced oath 25\tUncommon 26\tDeparts 28 Fillip L-iaE-iBmaaa 29\tNative of Media 45 Athena 30\tGreek god 46 Paper measure 32 Artistic sprinkling 34 Verbal 36 Turf 40Footlike pari 42\tStitch lightly 43\tRequisite 44\tAngry 47 Facility 49\tNapoleon\u2019s exile isle 50\tScandinavian 51\tShield bearing 53\tAlways (poet.) 54\tMedicos (ab.) 56 Loiter 4 Friend (Fr.) 1\t2\t3\t4\t5\t6\t\t1\t8\t9\t10\t11\t12 13\t\t\t\t\t\t\t14\t\t\t\t\t 15\t\t\t\t\t\t\tié\t\t\t\t\t 17\t\t\tü\u20198\t\t\t19\t1\tIr\t\t\t\t \t\t\tüH-\t\t\t\t22\t\t\t1\t\t 24\t25\t26\t\t\t\t\t\tJi\t\t28\t29\t30 3l\t\t\t\t\tm\t\t33\t\t\t\t\t 35\t\t\t\t\t36 IMP\t\t11\t37\t\t\t\t 3Ô\t\t\tq*\t\t\t\ti\tglui\t\t\t\t \t\t\tH\t\t\t\t«3\t\t\t\t\t 45\t46\t47\t¦\t\t¦||*9\t\t\t\t\t49\t50\tsi 52\t\t\t\t53\t54\t\t55\t\t56\t\t\t 57\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t 59\t\t\t\t\t\t\t60\t\t\t\t\tK 1 For Fast Results READamlUSE «WANIADS EGULARLY! Monday to Friday inclusive, classified ads are accepted until 4 p.m.and until noon on Saturdays, for \"next day publication\".OTTAWA \u2014\u2019Between Quebec and the rest of the country it\u2019s getting to be a case of \u201cI enn\u2019t live with you, but I sure can't live without you\u201d.The marriage, the \u201cnoble experiment\u201d, can break up \u2014 but not to the advantage of either French-Canada or English Canada.That is a basic fact that hotheads on both sides overlook \u2014 both the Quebec \u201cseparatists\u201d and those English-Canadians who react with a \u201cgo, and good riddance\u201d.A French and Catholic republic astride the lower St.Lawrence has been a Quebec dream for generations.Economically it doesn\u2019t make sense, but in issues of great nationalistic emotion economics are rarely the deciding factor.However, it doesn\u2019t make political sense either, for if five million Frcneh-Canadians are struggling to preserve their ethnic and cultural identity In a not unsympathetic nation of 13 millions, what would be their fate surrounded by an unsympathetic English-speaking sea of 200 million people?Conversely, the seeds of the total disruption of the confederacy would ba sown by the secession of Quebec.The Atlantic provinces could scarcely survive as a sert of Canadian East Pakistan; their economic and cultural ties with New England are too strong.Similarly, an identity of cultures and interests between the prairies and the US prairie states might prove stronger than ties with Ontario.Victoria no doubt would become a Crown Colony.As for the rest, my crystal ball is cloudy.But Canada cannot survive without Quebec, and Quebec cannot in the long run survive without Canada.?That being tho case, it behooves all of us to try to get along better, to compromise, to emphasize the things that unite rather than divide us.Language and national symbols are the main divisors.French Canadians believe they are discriminated against in the public service and in industry because they speak French, whereas they maintain that the confederation pact intended that the English and French languages should be con-equal in all Canada.With no ties of affection to Britain, they believe Canada should have a flag that does not contain the Union Jack.The CNR\u2019s Donald Gordon, the Montreal newspaper \u201cLe Devoir\u201d, the Quebec Social Créditer Gilles Grégoire, and Liberal leader Pearson have all called for appointment of a royal commission on bilingualism.Presumably it would investigate tho allegations of discrimination; study the position of the French language constitutionally, in theory and in practice, and make recommendations aimed at correcting injustices.?Prime Minister Diefenbaker responded with a flat \"No\u201d last year when asked if the government were considering such an inquiry.His reply might be different today.However, he has promised to convene a federal-provincial conference on national symbols early in the New Year.A flag and anthem, if both partners in Confederation can agree on them, would be of the greatest significance in strengthening the 1867 partnership.But in the present state of Canadien-Canadian relations, with Canadien mobs hanging Gordon\u2019s effigy and shredding the Red Ensign, this conference could be as much a fiasco as Mackenzie King\u2019s committee to pick a flag.the consolation and was ready to depart in peace after I heard the significant good news.\t^ This is God the Father\u2019s personal message to all men: \u201cUnto YOU is born this day in the city of David, a Sav- viour!\u201d Have you welcomed Him?Have you rejoiced like Mary, saying: My spirit hath rejoiced in God MY Saviour?Or, have you read God\u2019s announcement with a shrug of indifference?You cannot af-stance.h lld âS aeU »Tmh° She\t1,La0JtC\tdo IF this bov\tfinds out?\u2014 J.sa:d' 71 neVer\ttf1' Thl\" Dear J: Vou\tare\tprobablv not aroused their curiosity and.^\tol(, eno ^ da,e ter questioning J.they figured^ many other6girls.se{tle {or - the fun of talking about boys.)\u2019a'eri 1 J'ou often played ihe 5 carts of Loudmouth and K » ?MERRY CHRISTMAS n Dodge, Chrysler, Valiant.Simca 5 and 1000 Volvo, Dodge Trucks 43 Wellington South Used tar lot \u2014 M65 King West SHERBROOKE \u2014 LO.2 3805 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cents for 16 words or less.Three consecutive insertions, 3rd day half charge.Si* consecutive insertions, 25% off.10 cents for mailing Record Bo* replies.DEADLINE \u2014 Classified Ads accepted until 4:00 PAA day previous to insertion.Auction Sales, Legal Notices Classified Display and Display accepted until 12 noon previous day; 10 AAA.Saturday for Monday.LO.9-3636.1.Articles For Sale PRIVATE SALE - 21\" T V.k refri gerator, both in good condition.Reasonably priced.Tel.Cook-shire TR.5-3109.88.Auto Services 35a.Legal 35a.Legal TOP MECHANICS - fast, efficient services; al) makes cars.Thibault Studebaker Garage, 80 Big Forks.Sherbrooke, LO.2-4729.3.Coins and Stamps |H.Livestock For Sale JL'ST released new 7th issue of \u201cCash for your Canada.New foundland.U S coins,\u201d 5« pages, 1963 edition.50c.Sample buying prices: Canada 1925 cent «75 1911 - 10c $2.00 1927 quarter *3.00; 1890\t50c *125 00.US.1931s «en» ! \u2014\u2014=-Z- *26.00.Regency Coin, 157 Rupert,: 12.\t10 Let Winnipeg, Manitoba.THREE well developed heifers ex-I peeled to freshen next month.Including a Holstein, Ayrshire and Shorthorn, all bred to a Hereford bull.Lloyd Harrison, Bishopton.4.Property For Sale BEAUTIFUL large eight room new residence.Stove, garage, play room Worth visiting.Also five-room new residence.Immediate possession Hebert's 2155 Bachand St.LO.2-0874.2 ROOM apartment heated and furnished.Phone LO.7-4296 after 4 p.m.LENNOXVILLE \u2014 8 room bungalow under construction, on Glendale St.Ready for occupancy Dec.15th.25 year Central Mortgage and Housing terms.For more information apply 17 Glendale St.MODERN living rooms, furnished, heated, hot water and linen, kitchenette with refrigerator and electric stove, bathroom with shower, transvision, artesian wclh By the week.Orleans Apts.915 King George St.241 COLLEGE St., Richmond, Que.4V4 rooms, heated, on ground floor.Tel.TA.6-2918.WRAPPING GIFTS?Do you know how to wrap up joy?It's simple, start by moving Into a home of your own.Call on Charles Connors for more details.138 Welling No., LO.2-4000.5.Lots For Sale 4 ROOM apartment, newly decorated, oil heating.Apply Edward Lyster, LO.2 2561, 271 Bleevderc St.N._______________________ LENNOXVILLE - Bright new 5 room apartment, in quiet residential area; heated, hot water supplied *110.00 month.Phone LO 2-2185.LOTS FOR SALE Lots 60\u2019 to 90\u2019 x 100\u2019.Others 60\u2019 to 120' x 120\u2019 and more.North Ward; Vermont, Grime, Jacques-Cartier, etc.West Ward; Prunier, Pacific, Kingston Streets.Also beautiful well-situated lots available for 3-4-5-6 apartments and more.Complete information see HEBERT\u2019S 2155 Bachand - LO.2-0874 8.Cars For Sale PROVINCE OF QUEBEC MUNICIPALITY OF COOKSHIRE To the Ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Secretary - Treasurer, of the aforesaid Municipality THAT:- A Referendum on By Law No 147 covering the establishment of a RetaU Liquor Store in Cookshlre will be held according to law on Monday, December 31, 1962 from the hour of ten o\u2019clock In the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon.Said referendum will be held at the office of the secretary-trea su re r.GIVEN at Cookshire this sixth day of December one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two.COLIN STANDISH Secretary-Treasurer (GOODS AND SERVICES PUBLIC NOTICE DEACON CONSTRUCTION INC.Central Contractor Commercial and Residential Land Development 68 Warren St., Lennoxville.Tel.LO.9 9178 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER Appraiser and Real Estate.COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyerville\u2014889-2272 Christmas Cards By CuJU- Large Assortment at PAPETERIE PIGEON LIEE \"The Office Supply Store\" 444 King West\u2014LO.2-8310 APARTMENT TO LET 1 th ae-ro.m and 1 four-room jpartmont.Could be used a.offices or apartment Venetian blinds, refrigerator gas s'r-e furnished.Apply-270 Duffer'n A/e,,ue.bilingual auctioneer stan cuthbert north hatley.VI 2-2769 succ.to late \"Ray\u201d Demers 17.Convalescent Home ROOM and care for elderly person or semi-invalid, tray service, pleasant surroundings, trained attendants and modern conveniences.Tel.LO.2 0954.219 Montreal St.20.Wonted To Purchase WANTED to purchase used pianos Tel.LO.9-3423.WE BUY gold and old lewellery Sklnner-Nadeau Inc., 82 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke.24.Salesmen Wanted RAMBLER 6.I960; Rambler 6, 19.\")9; Vauxhall 6, 1939; Dodge b, 195G; Meteor 8, 1957; Dodge 8, 1955; Studebaker 6.1957; Ford 8, 1956; Chrysler Windsor 1957; Mercury Monterey 1958; Plymouth Station wagon 1958.Special prices.Apply P.Chicoine Automobile Inc., 1089 Wellington St.S.LO.2-2575.8a.Authorized New Car Dealers RAMBLER, HILLMAN, Sunbeam1 Alpine, Sunbeam Rapier, Humber, Commer Trucks.Quality Used Cars.Union Motor Sales, 1681 King West, LO.2-1390.BU1CK, Pontiac, Vauxhall, G.M.C.Trucks, Sales & Service.DeLuxe Automobile Ltd., 1567 King West Tel.LO.9-3669.IMPERIAL Chrysler.Plymouth, Valiant, Renault, Fargo Trucks, Sales & Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd., 405 Belvedere St.Tel.LO 9-3659.SALESMAN WANTED for already established territory in Quebec Province to include Three Rivers and Sherbrooke and west to the Ontario border excluding Montreal, with headquarters either In Three Rivers or Sherbrooke.Opening will be available in early January by well-known Company selling to hardware, general, department and drug stores through out Canada.Permanent position, better than average salary, commission and expenses.Successful applicant must be completely bilingual with experience In selling to the stores.Interviews will be arranged with those who qualify.Apply Sherbrooke Record Box 40.j27.Female Help Wanted COST OF LIVING WORRIES?You can add $30 to $40 a week to | family income selling Avon Cos-| metics near your home.Call Mrs.1 A.LeBrun, Waterloo 539-1040.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC MUNICIPALITY OF COOKSHIRE To the Ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Secretary - Treasurer of the aforesaid Municipality, THAT:- BY-LAW No.147 WHEREAS There arc no retail outlets in Compton County for the sale of alcoholic liquors from establishments operated by the Quebec Liquor Commission WHEREAS Cookshire is the county seat and the centre of the district; WHEREAS The main roads in the county enter into Cookshire; WHEREAS It is not convenient for the people of Compton County to have to go outside the county to purchase goods: WHEREAS The establishment of a store will give employment to people in Compton County; THEREFORE Notice of motion of the present By-Law has been given.THEREFORE It Is proposed by Councillor Beaudoin and seconded by Councillor Dionne that the Quebec Liquor Commission be requested to establish a retail liquor store In Cookshire.The present By-Law shall come into force according to the law.GIVEN at Cookshire this 6th day of December one thousand nine hundred and 62.COLIN STANDISH Secretary-Treasurer Notice Is hereby given that the City of Sherbrooke will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at it» next session, for the passing of an act amending its Charter, the Act I - Geo.VI, chapter 105, for the following purposes: 1.\t\u2014 To modify paragraph l of article 426 of the Cities and Towns Act as amended by Act 10-11 Eliz.H.2.\t\u2014 To modify art.121 of Act I .Geo.VI, ch.105.And other purposes.Sherbrooke, November 27th, 1962.ALBERT RIVARD, Q.C.Attorney for the Petitioner.TAILOR For ladies and gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) LO.2 4334 SHERBROOKE For dependable Real Estate Service call FRANK J.CONWAY P.Q.License #50, 106 31 King W.\u2014Tel.LO.7 5162 LO.24943 Professional Directory Advocates CASSAR & LYNCH, Joseph E.Ca*; sar and W Warren Lynch.158: Frontenac St., Sun Life Building.TeL LO.2-3827 36a.Home Services OLIVEINE EMULSION \u2014 a safe family tonic for 60 years.12 ozs $2.25.MUSKALENE - tor burns, cuts, rough hands, 4 ozs.98c Frasier, Thornton & Co.Ltd.Cookshire, Quebec.37.Personal ROUSSEAU, GERVAIS, LANGLAIS & MONTY Armand Rousseau.Q.C., Paul Mullins Gervais, André Langlals, Rene Monty LOrraine 24735, 6 Wellington Street South,1 Sherbrooke TOBIN Sc TOBIN, Trial Work and General Practice, Rosenbloom Bldg., opposite City Hall, 138 Wellington (North) LO.2-2120.SEF.THE NEW 1500 VOLKSWAGEN We accept \u2018rade-ins ROGER BEAUDOIN AUTOMOBILES INC.2835 King West, Sherbrooke Tel.LO.9-4613 GENERAL BEARING SERVICE 111 Wellington South BALL and ROLLER BEARING DISTRIBUTOR TIMKEÏ» LO.9-3238 111 Wellington South Sherbrooke, P.Q Your family increasing?\u2018 (\u2022J\\ If so, you need more space Free consultation\t\tFREE instructions on how to add a room.\t\ton the conversion of your basement in to extra space BEAUDRY Home Improvement Center \"Ask about our easy payment plan\" 25 Bryant St.\u2014 ' Tel.LO.9-5161 SHERBROOKE, QUE.HYGIENE SUPPLIES (rubber goods) Mailed postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list.Six samples 25c\t25 samples $1.00.Mall order Dept.C-2 Nov Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.HYGIENIC SUPPLIES \u2014 save up to 60%.Send $1.00 for 18, finest quality, assorted.Park Sales, P.O.Box 561, Hamilton, Canada.46.Pets For Sale CHRISTMAS PUPPIES \u2014 Registered adorable Cocker Spaniels, Collies like \u201cLassie,\u201d Samoyeds, Dalmatians.Inoculated and healthy.Call LO.7-5314.NICE Chihuahuas for Christmas, registered, both sexes.$30.00 up, Tobin\u2019s, 3 Baxter St.Rock Island.BEAGLE puppies for sale.Mrs.Bunbury, CH.3-6134, Knowlton.REGISTERED puppies, Cocker Span iels, Chihuahuas, Poodles, one German Shepherd, one Collie.Excellent watch dogs.TR.5-3631, Heegsma, Island Brook, Que.WESLEY a BRADLEY, Q.C., 275 St.James Street West, Montreal.Victor 9-8664.Chartered Accountants LAVALLEE, BEDARD, Lyonnais Gascon & Associates, D.J.Crock ett, C.A., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building.Sherbrooke, P Q.Tel: LO.9 5503.FRECKLES MCDONALD.CURRIE & CO.Chartered Accountants COOPER BROTHERS A CO.Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave.\u2014 LO.9-6301 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto Saint John, Charlottetown, Halifax, Rlmouski, Sherbrooke, Hamll ton.Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver.51.Mortgages DO YOU require money on your property?If so, please give us a call and we will be pleased to arrange it.Phone LO.9-9178.TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Royal Bank Building, Place Ville Marie, Montreal 2, Que.Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms in the United States, Great Britain and elsewhere.Dentists DR.J.A.LANDRY, Surgeon-Dentist, 406 Moore Street.Office hours - Days 8 to 6: Evenings 7 to 8:30.Tel.LO.7-6644.'TOUR FAULTY WIRING ! PLU ~ ( OKAY.7 Hows rr look, pop?© f- V ^ felt nsr-\t/«lu ; pretty/ BUT LET'S CALL AN ELECTRICIAN NOW/ ^ ^\t\"V-i ÂIlPû- o' us > yi/vi'o;' >« \"\\\\.\t\u2014-t- V N.- Z1 | (fi) 1962 by NEA, Inc, T.M.Reg.U.S.Pat.Off.\" BLONDIE Optometrists ATTENTION Little's Commission Sale will be closed from Dec.19 for 3 months.My truck will be avoilable for hauling cattle to Montreal market.28.Domestic Help Wanted MOTHER\u2019S helper needed.Phnoe LO.2-2535.Beaudean Inc.Real Estate Brokers 68 Warren St\u201e Lennoxville Tel.LO 9-9178 Ayers 659 R 3 Bums & 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, Iowa.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC CITY OF SHERBROOKE TENDERS FOR UNDERPASS ON ACADIE STREET The City of Sherbrooke is calling tenders from contractors having their place of business in the City of Sherbrooke for the construction of an underpass on Acadic Street.The interested contractors may obtain plans and specifications from the engineering firm of Côté, Lemieux, Carignan and Royer, 144 Vimy Street North, upon a deposit of $50.00.Sealed tenders, duly marked \u201cTender for underpass on Acadie StreetJ\u2019, and accompanied by a certified guarantee cheque of $15,000.must reach the undersigned at the City Hall, on or before January 14, 1963, at 5.00 P.M.The City does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.H.P.Emond, City Clerk.PAYMENT OF REAL ESTATE TAXES The first instalment of Real Estate, Municipal and School Assessment will be due January 1st, 1963.To take advantage of the discount, oil arrears must have been paid and your remittance received in Sherbrooke: a)\tat the City Hall Office, b)\tat any Bank, c)\tat any Caisse Populaire, on or before January 15th next (1963).OLIVIER ROUTHIER T reasurer.DR.ALBERT TRUDEAU, Optome trist.New address: Granada Then-, tre Bldg., 51 Wellington North,] Suite 1 Sc 2, Sherbrooke.Tel.IX).2-0517.Eyes examined.Contact lenses.CAN YOUR ] > DOG DO ANY ' TRICKS, j ELMO ?Vs NO HE'S TOO DUMB 3j.lZ-2?.WHEN VUE FIRST GOT HIM HE WAS REAL SKINNY j- « \u20224- \\ L TWO MONTHS TEACH HIM TO E AT L'lL ABNER MORTGAGES LOANS AVAILABLE THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY 150 Frontenac St.Sherbrooke Tel.LO.9-9371 SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS UPHOLSTERING Wholesale & Retail NEW-PARK INDUSTRIES INC.1162 McMenamy St.LO.9-8595 \u2014 Sherbrooke HEARD THE VERDICT- TOTAL BLINDNESS IN X4-HOURS »S THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO\u2014TO MAKE YOUR, LAST DAY sight\u2014 HAPPIER?DON'T WASTE ONE MORE PRECIOUS SECOND OF MY TIME.rr-l HAVE EVERY MINUTE PLANNEDa MORTY MEEKLE WEST (6QJ 1098 V 10 9 ?Q J 10 3 *Q4 NORTH *833 V\t7 2 ?\tA K 8 7 « 5 *32 EAST *\tK 7 2 V QS *\t942 *\tJ 10 8 7 5 SOUTH (l>) *\tA4 V\tA KJ 8 5 4 3 ?\tNone *\tA K 9 8 22 ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.Meadow Street.\u2014SHERBROOKE\u2014Tel.LO.9-5591 \u201cThe Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking Lot\" 4 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 1958 Studebaker \u2014 Sedan in very good condition for $975.00.JACOBY ON BRIDGE COMPLEX PLAY\ti You, South, hold: SCORES FIVE\tj Spades A, Hearts K-.J-9-7-6.5, When you make up problems1 Diamonds A-Q-8-4-3, Clubs 2.jin play you can't always create What do you do?good bidding at the same time.\tA\u2014Bid four no-trump.If Says Eddie Kantar, \u201cIf you don't like South's bidding, it's ; I my fault.1 had to figure some iway of getting South to five: 'hearts.Four hearts is too easy.\u201d If South were in six hearts Jic would win the opening lead; iplay one trump, cash two high] J clubs, and try to ruff a club in dummy in order to discard losers on the ace and king of dia-jmonds.Playing at five, South has a far better, but very complicated, play.He starts by letting West hold that first spade trick.Remember South is trying for five hearts\u2014not six.South wins the second spade.' cashes one trump as he would have done at six and goes after the clubs.West ruffs the third club and South throws the last j spade from dummy.West hasj to lead a spade or a diamond North\tand South vulnerable\t\t South\tWeat\tNorth\tKaat 2 ¥\t2 *\tS ?\t3 * 4*\tPass\t4 6\tPass 4 *\tPass\t5 6\tPass 5 ¥\tPass\tPass\tPass Opening lead\u2014* Q I wish to thank the English speaking people for their patronage and I hope to continue to serve them.For reservations \u2014 Call Mr.Gabriel Lepage Your Host and Chef Tel.LO.9 8442 153 Marquette Sherbrooke.v- o pcc cAuEu ® 19« t» NM, liw.m X*.U.J, fit.cm.JO.lCL THEY'( lOWSSTHANTHD/* /2-ZZ.ALLEY OOP In cither instance South wins|w||| R0 (0 si, in dummy and gets rid of his last losing club.Wc also see why South ducked that first spade.Had he not your partner shows an ace you TODAYS QUESTION You hold the same hand, but] are in fourth seat.The bidding done so West could put East injProcce 'church doors will open at 11 Douglas ¦ p.m.The Evangelical Free Church The Baplist Federation of Canada St.George's Anglican Church LcnnoxviHe (Episcopal) Ven.T.J.Matthews, B.A S.TH.L.S T Rector.ADVENT IV 8.00\ta.m.Holy Communion.9.30 a.m.Morning Prayer, preacher, Rev.Owen Merriman 11.00 a.m.Sung Eucharist, Preacher, Mr.Peter Meggs, Celebrant Rev.John Franklin.SUNDAY SCHOOL 9.30 a.m.Senior Church School (9 years and over), Con firmation Classes.11.00 a.m.Beginners, Primary Church School (8 years and under).5.00\tp.m.Candlelight Carol Service of the Nine Lessons, For the whole family.St.Luke's Church, Sand Hill 9.30 a.m.Christmas Communion.Srinitii îlmtrô (Elutrrlj Court St.at William Minister Rav.R.Graham Barr, B.A., B.D.Organist \u2022 Miss Kathleen Harris CHURCH SCHOOL 9.45 a.m.\u2014Junior, Interma-diate and Senior.11.00 a.m.Nursery, Beginners and Primary.CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.Christmas Family Service.\"THE WAY TO CHRISTMAS\" 7 p.m.Christmas Candlelight Carol Service \u2014 Junior and Senior Choirs in traditional carols.Christmas Eve, Dec.24 \u2014 11.00 p.m.Candlelight Com munion Service.\"LET US KEEP THE FEAST\" Come to Church this Christmastide! Trinity is a friendly Church and welcomes all who come Saturday, Dee.22 Sunday School Christmas Tree seven years old and under, from three to five p.m.Eight years and over Seven to nine p.m.Christmas Evr 11.30\tp.m.Sung Eucharist.Preacher the Very Rev.S.Jelli-coe.Dean of Divinity Bishop's University.Christmas Day 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion 10.30\ta m.Sung Eucharist.Sunday, Dee.30th.Pageant of the Holy Nativity at 5 p.m.Note: Please note that on the Sunday before Christmas and the Sunday after, evening services will be at five p.m., instead of at seven o'clock.FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Portland at Queen Organist: Mrs.C.Wright Choir Director: Mrs.N.Peveril.Minister: Rev.P.D.Burns.10.00\ta.m.Sunday SchooL 11.00\ta.m.\u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d.7.00 p.m.Candlelight and Carol Sing.NORTH HATLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 2.45 p.m.Candlelight and Carol Sing.Christmas Eve Service at 7.30 p.m.In North Hatley Baptist Church.112 Merry St.South, Magog.Sunday services: French Service and Sunday School 10.00.English Service and Sunday School 11.00.Prayer service every Wednesday evening at 7.30.Rev.Melvin Lundeen, pastor.North Hatley United ChurcF Meeting in The Baptist Church.Minister\u2014Rev.K.L.Feltham, BA.9.30 a m Worship.9.50 a m.Church School.Christian Science Assemblies of Christian Brethren GRACE CHAPEL Montreal Street Sherbrooke SUNDAY SERVICES: 10.30 a.m.The Lord\u2019s Supper 2.30 p.m.Sunday School & Adult Bible Class.7.00 p.m.CHRISTMAS SER VICE CONDUCTED BY YOUNG PEOPLE.DR.KIM-OFF WILL SPEAK.Wednesday, 8 p.m.Prayer & Bible Study.RADIO MINISTRY Listen to The Glad Tidings Hour broadcast over CKTS un Sunday at 1.30 p.m.f^amuitrr ÜÎMtutrial (Clturriî Denault ft Galt Stt.Minister, Rav.C.M.Curria.M.A., B.D., Ph.D.Choir Master: E.Howland.Organist: Mrs.E.Howland.S.S.Supt.: R.Gillam CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014 IF CHRIST BE BORN ANEW 4.00\tp.m.\u2014 CHRISTMAS CANTATA HUNTINGV1LLE Community Church A.J Patton, B.A.Speaker 11.00 a.m.Public Service and Sunday School.FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST AYER\u2019S CLIFF GOSPEL CHAPEL 7.30 p.m.Evangelistic vice.Ser CHERRY RIVER CHAPEL 9.30\ta.m.Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Communion.7.30\tp.m.Evangelistic Ser vice.Bart-Mrs.Baldwin and Mrs.James Green; recording secretary, Mrs.Kenneth J.McLeod; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Anna Bird; and treasurer, Mrs.Fred Hicks.Mrs.Arthur B.Lovelace, president of the Lennoxville United Church W'omen presided for the election and extended congratulations to Mrs.Taft Cameron, retiring president, for her untiring efforts as a leader.Mrs.Noble Smith added thanks to Mrs.Cameron and the executive of the past year for their cooperation and work.Mrs.Richard Tolhurst was in charge of devotions with Mrs.Philip Walton at the piano.Mrs.James Green read several items of correspondence and Mrs.Alex Rowat reported on cards sent to sick and be reaved members.Mrs.Fred Hicks gave the financial report and Mrs.Douglas Baldwin reported on the success of the recently held Bazaar.COMMITTEES NAMED Mrs.Albert E.Bartlett was welcomed to the chair and took over the business, by first presenting the names of new working committees as follows:-Devotional secretary, Mrs.Richard Tolhurst.Sunshine convener, Mrs.Alex Rowat.Visiting convener, Mrs.Stanley Hamilton.Press and publicity, Mrs.Stewart Aird.Hostess convener, Mrs.Taft Cameron.Decorations, Mrs.William J.Fuller.Ways and means committee, Mrs.Stewart Snow, Mrs.Eric Lennon, Mrs.Murray King, Mrs.Douglas Hadlock, Mrs.Eunice Smith, Mrs.Thomas Beattie Mrs.Donald Maclver, Mrs.Norman Beach and Mrs.Leo Burezyk.Telephone committee, convener.Mrs.Herman R.Edgecombe, Mrs.D\u2019Arcy Bennett, Mrs.Gerald W.Wells, Mrs.W.R.Burchmore, Mrs.George Rothney and Mrs.Philip Walton.The sum of $300 was voted to the United Church Women\u2019s general treasury.It was decided to sponsor the annual supper for the senior Sunday School pupils and their 'mm*' ¦-f .\u201c ffiiran BASKETS FOR THE NEEDY \u2014 Each year the I.O.D.E.members send out Christmas Cheer to the needy of the vicinity, here they are photographed at the I.O.D.E.House, on Thursday, December 20, preparing the many boxes, which will be delivered in time for Christmas.From left to right are: Mrs.j James Strickland, Mrs.R.Loughheed, Municipal Chapter, service secretary; Mrs.Paul Janson, Mrs.Solon K.Barnes, regent of the Aldershot Chapter, and Miss Fanny Knapp.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) Give your table a gala touch with a Christmas wreath mold MAGOG SERVICES 9.30 a.m.At 386 Merry St.N., Sunday School.7.30 p.m.Evangelistic Service.ALBERT MINES F J Hatch, Speaker.11.00 a.m.Service in School House, This will be the last service this season.&aluaîtmt Army Sherbrooke Corpi.175 Wellington St.South Service» Conducted by Cept.Richard Perk Sunday 11 a.m.\u2014Hollnei*.9.30 \u2014 Sunday School.Sunday 7:00 p.m.Salvation.Tuoiday 8 p.m.\u2014Bible Study.Wednesday 2 p.m.Ladles' Home League.All are cordially Invited.ÎGrmuu'inUr lluiîrïi (Ghurrli QUEEN ft CHURCH STS Minister: Rev.A.B.Lovelace, B.A., B.D.Organist: Mrs.Fred Fox 9:30 a.m.and 11:00 a.m.Identical Morning Services Sermon: \"IS GOD IN YOUR CHRISTMAS?\" 9.30 a.m.Senior Sunday School.11.00 a.m.Junior Sunday School.Staffed Nursery Dept.4.30 p.m.CHRISTMAS CAROL VESPER SERVICE by the Choir, (This Service will replace the regular Evening Service).Christmas Eve Service Monday 7.30 p.m.Outlook on widowhood some women look forward to CHURCH NOTICE DEADLINE In order to give better service to advertisers, it is necessary that all church notices for Saturday be re ceived no later than 10 a.m Friday.Your co-operation in adhering to this deadline will be appreciated by the Sherbrooke Record advertis ing f'epartmcnL Is widowhood a period in life some women look forward to instead of dreading?What prompts the question is a recent study made in Britain that reveals that while 94 per cent of the girls who wrote essays on how they saw themselves in the future saw a husband and children in the picture, 37 per cent of the girls also foresaw the deaths of their husbands.\u201cThe interesting thing,\u201d said the psychologist who conducted the survey, \u201cwas that they not infrequently killed off their husbands at quite an early age.One is tempted to think that for these girls the wedding is what matters.The husband is allowed to fulfill his main biological and economic function before his premature demise, but apparently is not wanted as a partner in aid age,\u201d How often in this country we hear married women talking as though they not onlv expected to outlive their husbands hut as though they already had their plans made for their years of widowhood.\u201cIf I outlive John\u201d a wife begins calmly, and then goes on to say how she plans :o live her life as a widow.If men also think about the possibility of outliving their wives, at least they rarely mention it, so apparently they 530 Montreal St.Sunday School, 9.45 a.m.Sunday Service, 11.00 a m.Wednesday Meeting at 8 p m Reading Room, 350 Island St Wednesday, Friday, 3 to 5 p.m Sunday Sermon Subject for December 23, 1962 The great significance of the birth and life of the Master, Christ Jesus, will be emphasized at the services in the Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week\u2019s Lesson-Sermon which brings out the spiritual mean ing of Christmas.The Bible selections will include Mat thew\u2019s account of the wise men who followed the star to Bethlehem.Amongst the correlative passages from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Ed dy, the following will be read \u201cJesus' spiritual origin and un derstanding enabled him to de monstrate the facts of being,~-lo prove irrefutably how spiritual Truth destroys material error, heals sickness, and overcomes death.The divine conception of Jesus pointed to this) ,\t_\t,,\t- truth and presented an illustra-Vachers on January 11.This tion of creation \u201d\tconcluded the business and the tion of creation\tChristmas program was opened with singing of Carols by Mrs.William J.Fuller, Mrs.H.I.McLeod and Mrs.R.Hughes-Games, accompanied at the piano by Mrs.Fred Fox, who were joined by the members later in group singing.The highlight of the evening was a visit by jovial old Santa Claus, loaded with gifts for all.A buffet luncheon was served by the hostesses Mrs.Fuller, Mrs.Herman R.Edgecombe, Mrs Eunice Smith, Mrs.C.H.Philips, Mrs.Herbert IVark, Mrs.D\u2019Arcy Bennett and Mrs M.W.Mitchell.Mrs.Cameron retiring leader and Mrs.Bartlett newly elected leader poured at the lace covered tea table, centered with a floral arrangement of red carnations and white shas-ta daisies and pine, flanked by red tapers in silver candel-abras.A vote of thanks was extend cd to Mrs.Fuller for her kind hospitality Menu Chicken Fricassee Fluffy Rire Green Beans with Almonds Hot Bisruits Butter or Margarine Lettuce and Tomato Salad Fruit Bowl Candied Poodles Coffee Tea Milk don\u2019t mentally outlast the lit tie woman.There\u2019s another revealing thing, too, that would suggest that perhaps some wives don\u2019t \u201cwant partners in old age.\u201d That is the way so many wives of retired men complain about having the men around home \u201cand under foot\u201d all the time.If so many girls who look forward to marriage also calmly accept the idea of widowhood as inevitable, how many wives think along the same lines?There must be quite a few, or where would young girls get the idea that a husband is no longer important in the scheme of things once his children are grown and he has established financial security for his wife?Beauty Tips GOGGLE EYE Behind your skin goggles, let there be eye cream on your lids.Keeps those tiny squint lines in check; gives your lids a pretty, dewy look all the while it\u2019s doing good.Don\u2019t rub it in .press it on! Fashion Tips Reminder Little ladies will remember their handkerchiefs when they have a supply of dainty hankies for special occasions and brightly printed or embroidered cotton squares for everyday wear.AFTER SKI DREAM Cold and wind makes tender skins more sensitive.Be sure you protect your skin with light, fragrant foundation lotion: then before you go to bed, more of the same, all over! Makes the sheets feel silken; your skin the same way.Give your table a gala touch with a pretty Christmas Wreath Mold.Traditional co\u2019-ors of red, white and green are combined to give a tangy fruit salad.CHRISTMAS WREATH MOLD 1-3 oz.pkg.raspberry, jelly dessert, 1-3 oz.pkg.pineapple jelly dessert, 1 cup boiling water, 1-8 oz.pkg.cream cheese, V\\ cup milk, V2 cup crushed pineapple, drained, 1-3 oz.pkg.lime jelly des sert, 1 cup boiling water, V2 cup cold water, V2 cup pineapple juice, drained from crushed pineapple.Dissolve raspberry jelly dessert according to package directions and pour V/2 cups into a 5 cup ring mold.Chill until almost firm.While raspberry layer is setting, dissolve pineapple jelly dessert in 1 cup boiling water; beat cream cheese with milk until soft, gradually add dissolved pineapple jelly.Allow to-partially set; fold in crushed pineapple; pour on top of raspberry layer; chill until almost firm.Dissolve lime-jelly dessert in 1 cup boiling water; add 1 cup cold water and Vi cup pineapple juice.Allow to partially set; pour over cheese layer, filling the ring mold.Chill four hours or overnight.Unmold.Garnish with pine cone and holly on one side of plate if desired.CHRISTMAS DELIGHTS 1 % cups flour, % tsp.salt, % tsp.baked soda, % eup chopped candied cherries, % cup chopped walnuts, 1/3 cup butter, % cup granulated sug ar,\ttsps.\tpure pepper- ment extract, % tsp.pure vanilla extract, 1 egg, Vi cup sour cream.Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.sift flour, salt and soda together; add cherries and walnuts.Cream butter and sugar: blend in extracts, egg and sour cream; stir in flour mixture.Drop by teaspoonfnls on a greased cookie sheet.Bake 10-12 minutes.Yield: 4 dozen.The festive season brings friends from far and near-so what could be better for your Open House than Holiday Egg Nog.This particular re cipe is economical to make, yet creamy and delicious.HOLIDAY EGG NOG 1 pkg.vanilla instant pudding, V2 cup granulated sugar, ] 7 cups milk, 3 eggs, slightly beaten, 2 tsps.pure vanilla extract, 34 cup apricot nectar, 14 cup brandy or 3 tsps.imitation brandy extract, Vî tsp nutmeg.Combine pudding and sugar with \u20194 cup of milk.Blend in beaten eggs and remainder of milk.Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mixture comes to a full boil.Cover surface of mixture closely with aluminum foil and cool.Add vanilla, apricot nectar, brandy and nutmeg; stir until blended.Chill several hours.Serve in punch bowl on a large plate decorated with Christmas tree balls and whole walnuts spik ed with evergreen boughs.Sprinkle individual servings with extra nutmeg if desired.Yield: 16-4 fl.oz.punch cups.Wine contains B vitamns Q\u2014What vitamins are there in wine?A\u2014Dr.Agnes Fay Morga, professor emerita, University of California, is the person most responsible for the vitamin analysis of wine.According to Dr.Morgan and her associates, wine contains the B vitamins, including thiamin, riboflavin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxia, nicotinic acid and folic acid\u201d \u201cin quantities sufficient to add significantly to the daily vitamin intake.\u2019 Q\u2014Is there really iron in By GAYNOR MADDOX win or is this an old wives\u2019 tale?A\u2014Yes, there is iron in wine and it is in the reduced form considered by doctors so useful in the treatment of mild anemia.Dr.Maynard Amerine of the University of California recently noted that this is probably why doctors have been prescribing win« for anemia for centuries.\u201cBut this does not mean that anybody should take to prescribing wine for his anemia symptoms.Wine will do no good in pernicious anemia.The thing to do is to see your family physician.Let him do the prescribing.Bride elect entertained ~Sociaf and Personal Rev.Nettie I.J.Hoffman and| Miss Pauline Littlejohn, Baie Comeau, has arrived, to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John S.Littlejohn, Queen Street, Lennoxville.daughter, Jeanetta ,of New York City, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.S.Lothrop, while here to attend the Lothrop-Gus-tafson weddingj Mrs.Jean D.J I Wilson of Ottawa, a sister of Miss Susan Wark, Montreal, Mrs.N.S.Lothrop and Mrs.Mrs- N- S- Lothrop, is also appending the Yule season with N.R.Lothrop entertained ati^ues^ e \"ere a^enf^ the her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Her-the St.George\u2019s Club recently- anstead wedding of herbert Wark, Warren Street, Lenin honor of Miss Andrea Gus- nePhew and hls br)de-\tInoxville.tafson, a December bride.Prior to this ,the members of the Basketball Club held a special party for the bride-to-be, and the women members of the Sherbrooke High School staff held a tea for Miss Gustafson and presented her with gifts.Another pleasant function occurred when the Bridge Club honored the bride-elect, with a presentation, Miss Anne Onley and Mrs.W.Lyon also gave a miscellaneous I shower followed by an entertaining program.CHRISTMAS CANTATA \"STAR OF THE SILENT NIGHT\" SANGSTER MEMORIAL UNITED CHURCH CHOIR Sunday, December 23rd \u2014 4 P.M.Everyone welcome! Squeakless Purchase of a lubricating stick solves squeaking door,} window and hinge problems for years to come.MOVING ?USE OUR WIFE APPROVED SERVICE ART CRAWFORD 89 ABENAQUIS LO.9-5105, Authorised I Agont (or V ^ Shorbrookt North American van Linos Inc.Tnak&laAtiek JjmcIwA m '^mhJty'BaJeed BREAD & ROLLS (Matt > LO.2-2744 May this Chirstmas be your merriest ever, with lasting joy and happiness.Quality furriers ted \\iu9Cr\u2019c I stinctive ftsweor I WÊÊÊÊÊmiÊmKÊmitmmiÊÊÊÊÊmmmÊiamitÊÊÊiÊm Ivor Whitehouse Collecting Üllli ttllllll!!îl!!l!!!il\"i!l;l!i:!!!!r:\u2019' ,,i::'l!:;!;!!!llî!!li!!l!ill!!l!!!!!l!!!i!îllt!(!lli!lii!lili!iffl ^ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SAT, DEC.22, 1062 ^ ° in the Townships The lest meeting of the Eastern Townahips Stamp Club was well attended by many collectors from the area.This was the first meeting that the writer has been able to attend and it was indeed a pleasure to meet the many friends there.The meeting was highlighed by short talks from five members about thei; collecting preferences and philatelic experiences Mrs.L.Caron, the hard working secretary, spoke about the pleasures of topical collecting and her discovery of a block of Vatican Stamps with a printing error.Prof.J.Gray, of Bishop's University, spoke about the Ethiopian Airmails he had acquired and the Chinese stamps issued for an expedition.Mr.Testulat, of Sherbrooke, gave a brief resume of the task of obtaining early Canadian pence issues.R.B.Miess.of Lennoxville.explained the collecting of the Australian red or carmine George V penny issue, a fascinating field but one where patience is most certainly needed.Father H.Lafrance, the president for 1961, showed illustrations of the error in the stamp from Panama as wel as the correctly printed copies.The president of Club is to be congratulated for his excellent job and the interest he has managed to maintain in the activities of the Club.The set of sports stamps from Cuba is quite a production.There are a total of thirty different designs, printed in five sections of six stamps.The set lacks color but is attractive and well designed.The sale of Cuban stamps is prohibited in the United States so many collectors in Canada will not find them readily available.However, they can be obtained from Europe and from certain dealers in this country.While not too expensive they are high enough in value to curtail sales to many collectors and it may very well be that they will be good property one of these fine days, if and when Cuba, once again is back in the free world.?POT POURRI: The publication of information about the stamp issues featuring the Christmas motif in one of Canada\u2019s larger weeklies has caused many collectors to become interested in them, and by the tvay, some are difficult to find.White Ace publishes album pages for these issues.Collectors are reminded that first day covers are better collected without a name and address on them.The resale value is low when they are addressed.The new issue of Great Britain to commemorate National Productivity Year should become quite common if the stamps are used for a year and instructions to postal personnel would indicate that sales are to be pushed so to speak.In passing \u2014 I wonder how one will obtain a First Day Cover of the new Canadian 1-cent stamp with a single value?The lowest postal rate is 2-cents.Should a collectors ask for service on the 1-cent value and pay postage due?This time of year brings attention to the many shut-ins and hospitalized persons who collect stamps.Why not share your good fortune with them and send your surplus, stamps, albums and accessories to one of the sanatoriums or the Children's Memorial Hospital, or to some unfortunate who must be confined to his bed.The merriest of Christmas\u2019 to all of you.Goes to shoot a lion to refurbish his soul £dtmdau'i book ilteff Edited by GLADYS TAYLOR THE MAN WITH NO SHADOW, by Desmond Weiring, 102 P9*-> Hodder & Stoughton, London, $3.95.THE MAN WITH NO SHADOW tells the story of Peter Ghent whose marriage to Ann disintegrates for many reasons, among which is their inability to be either socially or sexually faithful.Ann.even before the divorce which legally separates her and Peter, becomes intensely interested in business and has no need for Peter or any other man except as occasional lovers; but Peter, in spite of affairs with other women, is conscious of ir-remedial sense of loss every time he sees Ann.even after their legal separation.Whether this sense of loss undermines his confidence in himself as a man, or whether he is emotionally disturbed by guilt carried over from a childhood escapade, or whether he feels an overwhelming general inadequacy, Ghent does not know, but he begins to feel like a man without substance: a man with no shadow.Deeply concerned, Peter consults a psychiatrist who suggests he \u201cgo shoot a lion.\u201d So Peter Ghent goes to Kenya to shoot a lion, to refurbish his soul away from the familiar city, to try to recover, in the wild jungle, what he has lost of himself.What he finds and does not find forms a major part of the novel.Desmond Meiring, author of THE MAN WITH NO SHADOW, was born in Ken- ya in 1924.Africa seems to lend jts authors\u2019 pens the power and color and depth of its vast forests: in THE MAN WITH NO SHADOW, Mr.Meiring's first novel, the author gives vivid evidence that his pen is true African.B.P.Buchwalds keen nose IS IT SAFE TO DRINK THE WATER?by Art Buchwald; Nelson.Foster and Scott; 253 pp.$4.95.Mr.Buchwgld\u2019g kn^ck of spoofing people at work and at play in an amusing manner makes this collection of articles extremely entertaining.There are unforgettable vignettes on Shooting in England, Dinner Guests for Rent along the Riviera, Justifying Expenses in Washington, the traffic and red tape in Paris and the problem of getting good Cuban cigars.As he has already shown in Don\u2019t Forget to Write and How Much Is That In Dollars?Art Buchwald has a nose for news and a marvellous sense of humour.This is recommended for those who want something light and frequently rib-tickling.MARGARET COLEMAN MERRY CHRISTMAS PHILATELISTS This blessed season must make all of us realize how fortunate we are to live in a land of plenty, where freedom is the right of every man and where Christmas is more than a holiday from work.It is with honest sincerity that all of us at Philmar wish you and yours a spiritually rewarding Christmas and a happy holiday season.Ivor, Vi, Richie ond Rene Whitehouse.PHILMAR REG\u2019D.DIXVILLE, P.Q.Mi HEAVY NOVEL Published in 1748, the novel \u201cClarissa Harlowe\u2019\u2019, by Samuel Richardson of England, is 984,-870 words long, more than 200,-000 words longer than the Bible.For season of faith renewed at a manger' By GLADYS TAYLOR What does the \"C\" in your Christmas stand for?C for Christ whose birthday we celebrate C for the carols wa sing C for the church which wa attend on Christmas Eve, at a Midnight Mass or at a Christmas Day matin, OR C for co m merci a li s m C for cock-parties.\"l,k C for catas-jtrophe brought I about by such lihings as a car loccident, a .\u2019hristmas tree I fire, over excitement, over 'X e r t i o n or I jv e r i n d u 1-*gence.It\u2019s a question worth considering isn\u2019t it?* * * Did you know that it was Thomas Tusser a writer of the 16th century who wrote those oft-repeated \u2014 if revised \u2014 words: At Christmas; play and make good cheer, For Christmas comes but once a year.\" *\te * Sir Walter Scott wrote another oft-repeated thought: \u201cHeap on more wood: \u2014 the wind is chill; But let it w'histle as it will, We\u2019ll keep our Christmas merry still.\u201d \u2022\t\u2022 \u2022 Rudyard Kipling undoubtedly spoke for all those people who feel homesick at Christmas time when he wrote in CHRISTMAS IN INDIA: \"High noon behind the tamarisks \u2014 the sun is hot above us \u2014 As at Home the Christmas Day is breaking wan.They will drink our healths at dinner \u2014 those who tell us how they love us, And forget us till another year be gone!\" * * * Have you ever felt like Walter Weedon Grossmith who wrote: \u201cI am a poor man, but I would gladly give ten shillings to find out who sent me the insulting Christmas card I received this morning.\u201d?* * * And of course no Christmas would be complete without Clement C.Moora's: \"T'was th# night bafore Christmas.etc.OR the Beggar's Rhyme: \"Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat, Please to put a penny in the old man's hat; If you haven't got a penny, a ha'penny will do, If you haven't got a ha'penny, God bless you!\" OR Tiny Tim's beloved words: \"God bless us everyone.\" \u2022 * \u2022 On behalf of the authors who write the books, the publishers who print them and the readers w'ho review them, and myself, I would like to wish all the readers of this page a happy Christmas and a prosperous, full-of-good-books New Year.THE THREE LIVES OF HELEN KELLER, by Richard Harrity and - Ralph C.Martin, 180 pp.DOUBLEDAY.$5.95.Surely no more appropriate book for reading at this season of love and \"faith renewed at a manger.\u201d could be recommended than the story of Helen Keller.Lavishily illustrated, written with sympathy but not sloppy sentimentality, this is one of the most fascinating books that has come the way of this reviewer for a long while.Most people are familiar with the story of Helen Keller and her refusal to let her life be limited by the double cross of blindness and deafness.But from this book we learn that not only was her life not limited, it was fuller by far than the lives of most of those blessed with all their faculties.For this reason alone the book is a challenge to every reader who is not living his life to the fullest.While reading this book the somewhat whimsical thought came to me that no one could give himself a better Christmas present than, first the reading of this book, and second, the pledging to himsélf that for one year at least he would live his life to the fullest of his abilities just as Helen Keller did.I suspect it would be impossible to estimate the full rewards of such an experiment.Miss Keller in addition to her indomitable spirit bequeaths us in this book a message which could be of help at any time but never more so then at the facing of a new year.That message is help at any time but never \u2018Faith is the strength by which a shattered world shall emerge into the light.\u201d G.T.¦ loi IIP lih 71 Helen Keller For those who missed the TV show A TOUR OF THE WHITE HOUSE WITH MRS.JOHN F.KENNEDY, by Perry Wolff.258 pp., DOUBLE-DAY, $8.95.This book should serve a dual purpose; a pleasant and lasting reminder for those who saw Mrs.Kennedy\u2019s tour of the White House on T.V.or as a means of finding out just what they missed by those who did not see the telecast.As might be expected this book is very handsomely produced and despite its fairly high price, it will undoubtedly find its way into a great many homes.It would certainly make an excellent Christmas gift for an American relative or friend.Though the book follows closely the format of the T.V.show it contains a great deal of additional and even more interesting pieces of information than those heard on the show\u2019.For instance it included pictures and anecdotes of each of the First Ladles, a list with dates of all the presidents of the U.S.A.(a must for quiz show contestants) and one delightful child\u2019s letter, a sample of the many Mrs.Kennedy received after her show.Recommended.G.T, To be read with reservations ENGLISH DIALECTS An 11-year study of English dialects found great variations in the language including 20 local pronunciations for \u201ccow.\u201d ANCIENT MUSIC From time immemorial Koreans have played music and danced and are known to have written musical scores 3,000 years ago.MRS.SETON Foundress of the American Sisters of Charity by Joseph I, Dirvin, C.M.Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, N Y.498 pp., $8.50.Mr, Dirvin set himself a momentous task when he undertook this biography in chronological order because ¦there is such a huge volume of materials from journals, letters and papers belonging to Mrs.Selon.He ha gone back to Leghorn, Florence and other places in Italy that had much to do with the first, thoughts of the need of the Roman Catholic Church by Mrs.Selon.This biography is detailed and lengthy, even so I would like to have read more about her friends, especially Julia Scott who must have been a wonderful person because she helped Elizabeth Selon so much.The writer gives a very long description of the conversion and death of Mrs.Selon, which prevented him from relating some other interesting sidelights of her remarkable life.However, she was a very intensely religious woman.Such expressions as Blessed Mary, Blessed Sacrament, Sacred Truth, etc.flowed from her lips with ease.This cannot be called an objective appraisal.Often, Mr.Dirvin in interpreting events in the life of Mrs.Selon lets his bias show through his assumptions.For example he refers to those who differed from her on religious issues as \u201cthe enemy.\u201d The story of MRS.SETON as it relates the contributions of this outstanding woman, who founded the first community of Catholic Women, established the first Day School and also the first Catholic orphanage, is very well documented.But this reviewer has the feeling that the writer is reading into some of his source material some ideas which were never intended to be there in the first place.Mrs, Selon\u2019s cause for beatification and canonization, even though she has been dead for 140 years, is now in progress in Rome.In a special audience with Pope John XXIII, the writer had this biography blessed.1 would say that this is the kind of hook that should Be read with mental reservations.JEAN LOVELACE Lennoxville Vivid phrasing ChurchiHian éloquente uthieved occasionally A CHANGE OF JUNGLES, Miles Smeeton, Longmans, $5.50, 192 pp.This autobiographical experiment in presenting marked contrasts might have been titled more suitably, A Change of Pace.Those who relished A Taste of the Hills by this same soldier-author will find equally appetizing this nourishing, if almost too-varied serving of slices of military life, topped by retirement experience in the Gulf Islands area of British Columbia.The title also fails to cover the hectic first third of the brigade major\u2019s narrative, participation in North African desert warfare under Monty whose aggressive talk, soldiers \u201cliked and understood.\u201d This author\u2019s gift for vivid phrasing is displayed in sentences such as \u201cI missed the first battles of Alamein when Rommel was stopped at MUSIC ON RECORDS By HUGH DOHERTY MENDELSSOHN: Violin concerto, George SaelL the Columbti Symphony Orchestra; BRUCH: Violin Concerto No.1.Thomas Schipprrs conducting the New York Philharmonic; Zino Franrescatti, violinist (COLUMBIA stereo MS 6351) \u2014 Both of these well-known violin concertos arc taken at an unusually rapid pace by soloist and orchestra.perhaps necessary to get them both on a aingle long playing disc.The Bruch work bears the speed-up well; the Mendelssohn concerto suffers somewhat.Mr Frances-catn\u2019s approach to the Bruch concerto is one of fiercy brilliance.In a tremendous display of power and agility, he takes possession of the music as if it were his own.Tha ferocity of his attack, however, may grate a bit on some tastes in the second adagio movement.Mr.Francescatti\u2019a energetic interpretation of the Mendelssohn concerto does the work less than justice.While a glittering performance, it tacks the honeyed warmth other famous soloists have extracted from the music.SERGIO FRANCHI sings romantic Italian songs, with orchestra and chorus conducted by W.Scott, (RCA VICTOR stereo LSC 2S40> \u2014 Mr.Franchi\u2019* singing of such favorites as Kuniculi-Ftinlctila and Tnrma Sor riento Is full-throated joy in action.Hr has a big, snaring, completely rapturous voire.He Is a tenor, on thti recording, with enough sunny gold In his style to warm all of Siberia.The coin \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 the height of his fame and confidence and was attacked in turn until he was dispirited and petulant, and his army exhausted.\u201d Occasionally, Smeeton achieves ChurchiHian eloquence as witness his reference to New Zealand troops, men \u201cwho wear the beamy and freedom of their country like a badge.\u201d Desert warfare followed by savage fighting in Burma and then well-earned post-war relaxation at Salt Spring Island, B.C., are recounted with such a leavening of tongue-in-cheek humor that even the most trying frustrations are made to appear more comical than depressing.The story reveals a golid respect in it* teller for gallant foes and for the dynamic forest growth that is British Columbia\u2019s peculiar type of jungle.DON W.THOMSON by winifred mother, f.r.n.s.The season of Chanukah, or Feast of Lights, which is celebrated by the Jewish community, began at sundown, Dec.21.The first Chanukah was celebrated over 2,000 years ago, at the successful conclusion of the revolt of the Jews against their Greek overlords.\tt Although the Jews were outnumbered by the Greeks, the mercenaries in the Greek army couldn\u2019t match the zeal of the Jews and purification of the Holy City and the Temple was undertaken.When purification of th® Temple was completed and the menorah (the seven-branch candlestick which has become the Chanukah symbol) was about to be lighted it was found that there was only one day\u2019s supply of oil which had not.been defiled.By a miracle it remained alight for eight days.Since that time Chanukah has been celebrated as a time of rejoicing and is regarded as a na1 tional, as well as a religious holiday.COIN BETS FOR GIFT The traditional gift for children at this season has been a silver coin.What more appro-priate gift than a set of modern Israel coins?Sals of small denomination coins are available packaged in blue and white cards, the national colors of Israel.The modern Israeli coins are rich in symbolism, with the emblems taken from ancient Jewish coins.Leo Kidman, a member of the Israel Numismatic Society and designer of, some of Israel's medals, anys it is the aim of the State \u201cto revive the ancient Jewish coins and aymbols, and to un- \"Jolly Jack\u201d is tetchy LONDON\u2014iffi\u2014J.B Priestley has never been content to bask benevolently in the easy warmth of his considerable achievements as a million-copy novelist and the author of 28 plays.Instead the man some journalists have dubhed \u201cJolly Jack\u201d prefers to pepper away tetchily and unpredictably at what he thinks are modern stupidities and outworn traditions.Many contemporaries find these piercing attacks irritating and perplexing.Priestley often replies with the claim that he ha* been misjudged and misunderstood both as a man and as a writer.He repeats the complaint in his latest book, Margin Released.It it an autobiography purposely limited to literary reminiscences and reflections.\"I have a talent, amounting almost to genuis, for displeasing all but those near to me,\u201d he say*.box derline, in this way, the living connection between the new State of Israel and the past of the Jewish People.\u201d The wTeath of leaves which appears on the reverse of all coins except the commémoratives is copied from coins of the Bar-Korhba War of 132-135 AD.The Israel pound (equal to 55e U.S.) is a commemorative coin issued in 1958.the 10th anniversary of the State of Israel.It.has s representation of the menorah which appears to be very modern hut is actually a design copied from a Jewish coin of the last Hasmoneon ruler, Mattabhias Antlgonus (40-37 B(\u2019).An Israel 5 pound silver commemorative coin Issued the same year has a stylized menorah and each coin is encased In a velvet-lined olive-wood box.GOLD COINS AVAILABLE TOO If one\u2019s preference ia for gold, there is a gold comme* morative depleting on the reverse the captivity of the Jews and on the obverse their liberation.On Ihe reverse of the medal there U a copy of a Roman \"Judaea Capta\u201d coin which commemorated the Roman victory in Ihe Jewish-Roman War of fi(i-70 AI).In the centre of the coin is a seveiv-branched palm tree and two bunches of dates.To the right of the tree is a seated Jewish woman in an attitude of dejection and to Ihe left a Jewish captive standing with his hands bound behind hu back.There is a Latin inscription \u201cIUDAKA CAPTA\u201d and surrounding the design Is a Hebrew inscription \u201cExile of Judea\u201d linked to the data 3839-70 Ç.E.by chain*.The obverse is a modem adaptation of the ancient coin shown on the reverse.The palm tree appears again with an Israeli woman holding a sheaf of corn facing an Israel worker and a Latin inscription \u201cIsrael Liberata.\u201d Surrounding this design Is a Hebrew inscription \u201cTen Years Freedom of Israel\u201d and the date \u201cTashyah\u20145718.\u201d On each side, between the inscription and the date, are five six-pointed stars.fciMHbutecf frepu BOSTON LONDON LOS ANGELES CHICAGO STRONG MEAT FOR THOSE WITH GENTEEL STOMACHS THE SILENCE ON THE SHORE By Hugh Garner, McClelland and Stewart.311 pages.$5.00 Hugh Garner\u2019s SILENCE ON THE SHORE may prove strong meat for those who have genteel atomachs, for it is written in the tradition of sparing no details.The story is laid in Toronto and centres mainly about \u201capartment\u201d tenants in a rooming house in \u201ca tree-bordered segment of the past .devoid of nostalgia for those who lived in it on their way up and with- out sentiment for those who tried to remain in it on their way down.\u201d Though not, one hopes, typical of Toronto, SILENCE ON THE SHORE is truly typical of a rooming-house that gathers into its net the flotsam and jetsom of a metropolitan city \u2014 English and French Canadians, Germans, Poles; people trying to make a splash with small jobs and others jobless and starving with pathetic dignity; drunkards; sex maniacs.If much in the story is sordid and revolting, there is also very evident the profound truth that man has two natures struggling for supremacy and that, in round numbers, the better is more likely to survive.People who are not transients but LIVE in a rooming-house almost invariably become entangled in the skeins of others\u2019 lives, and more particularly when the landlady is German born Grace (Gret-chen) HU1.Grace, well past her youth with an unsatisfactory marriage behind her but desire still strong, loves and hates her tenants, meddles in their affairs, tries seduction on occasion but mainly satisfies her feminine and maternal instincts by forcing mother hood on her cat Peanuts and by an undue Interest in the romances of her tenants.The reader will find himself rather unwillingly feeling pity, sympathy and finally a kind of liking-for trie strange, lonely woman.Almost against his will Walter Fowler, editor of a small trade paper and newly released from a marriage that makes him doubt his capabilities as a man, finds himself embroiled in the affairs of his fellow-tenants when he becomes a roomer on Ad ford Road, Dreadful and compnision-ate, SILENCE ON THE SHORE discloses the heart of Aline, the young Salvation Army girl pursued by Andrew Sloman, a terrifying combination of sex mania and religious fanaticism while she herself is torn between her religious convictions and her love for Clark Cronin, a not- too admirable character; it reveals the desperation of the aging Polish Sophia who wants love more than anything else in her limited world; it tells of Duncan, the drunkard, and of Martin, the old pensioner, in the basement with his almost hopeless dream of viiiting hi* daughter in the west.The reader may not enjoy Hugh Garner\u2019s THE SILENCE ON THE SHORE, but he will be held by it from beginning to end.BULEBELL PHILLIPS Interesting Accurate Complete Infernofionol Ntwi Coverage The Christian Sclenco Monitor One Norway Sr., Bojton 15, Mast.Send your newtpoper for the time checked.Enclosed find my chock or money order, ?I yaor $22.?6 month.*11\t?3 month» $5.50 Nome\t Addrttt\t City\tZeno Mata\tPI-16 599992999999099999999999994 / 1# SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SAT, DEC.22, 1962 LEN O'DONNELL'S ^port \u2022Shots an d Pot Shah BEAVERS PULL SURPRISE KNOCKING VICS Sherbrooke Beavers, the hottest club in the Provincial Hockey League, walked into Granby O.rsday evening and pulled the biggest upset of the current season by blanking the Vies 5 0 before 1,000 of their home town fans.This was only the second win of the season on the road for the Beavers but it came at the right time.On their home ice Coach Dube's rejuvenated crew have a string of seven consecutive wins on the line.It is the most any team has compiled at any time this year.Tomorrow afternoon the Beavers journey to Drum-mondville for a battle with the Rockets which should be a real tough test for the high flying Beavers.Lou Poliquin's crew is in second place in the standing and a win for Sherbrooke would allow them to tie the Rockets for second.Tomorrow will be Sherbrooke\u2019s fourth visit of the season and they have yet to post a victory.In the first three they went down to 7-1» 4-1 and (i-0 defeats but since then the Beavers have added a few new players but the Rockets have done likewise.It should be a real hard battle.The Vies, who are having a little internal trouble, head into the metropolis for a tiff with the Olympics and you can rest assured that Granby will be out to make amends for the shutout posted on them by the Beavers.Thursday evening was the first time for weeks Coach Dube had .a complete lineup on hand with all his injured players back in action.The Rockets will be tough tomorrow.They have dropped four at home to the Vies and Olympics but will be gunning for their fourth straight win over the Beavers.?There are 13 players in the National Hockey League right now who are eligible for the Calder Memorial Trophy which is awarded the \u2018\u2018Rookie of the Year'' in the circuit.It is the same number as last year.The Bruins top the list with four, two goalkeepers, while Detroit has three, Chicago two and Leafs and Canadiens each with one apiece.Bob Perreault and Eddie Johnston, who share the goal tending duties with Boston are seeking the honors.This is unsual but they should be right up with the front runners.Kent Douglas is the Leafs\u2019 sole candidate while Jean Gauthier is Montreal\u2019s entry.Both are defensemen which makes a total of five rearguards.Perreault looks good to us if he can manage to stay in the game between his injuries.?There seems to be quite a little confusion in the St.Francis Valley Intermediate Hockey League regarding a game misconduct handed !V1.Audet of Windsor this week.Dr.Roland Bernier, president let it be known in no uncertain terms, at the time of the incident, that Audet would be suspended.In fact it seems he said it loud enough that everyone in the rink heard it.Not satisfied with this he entered the Windsor room to tell them about it.Manager Robert Mercier, who is new in the game, told him to leave.If Dr.Bernier had proceeded in the proper way by calling Manager Mercier aside and telling him that according to the league ruling Audet was suspended for a game there would not have been any of this confusion.?\t?\t?New attendance and handle records of 459,706 and $21,444,610 were established at (he Saratoga Raceway during the past season which is quite a boost over previous years.The high single day handle was $333,575 and a single race $41,802 while the top double was $41,344.A lot of money to shell out for one evening.?\t?\t?Anne Heggtveit\u2019s Training Camp at Hillcrest will open Wednesday, Dec.26, and all applicants are asked to he on time as things will get underway promptly at 2.00 p.m.Prior to this they must register, receive a number and take a skiing proficiency lest on the hill.The test will enable the pupil to be rated and placed in a class of pupils with similar abilities.A reception for parents and pupils will be held at the Pleasant View commencing at 5 p.m.and later in the evening Anne Heggtveit will give a short talk on the purpose of the camp and show films of her championship runs.The school w-ill end Sunday afternoon when awards will be handed out.So students don\u2019t forget to be on time as Director Erich Schiller states it will commence as announced.?To all our readers we would like to wish one and all a VERY, VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.First place at stake tomorrow 21 pass Red Cross swimming tests at YWCA Twenty-two contestants sue cessfully passed their examination in a series of special Red Cross swimming classes.The classes were held at the YWCA on Montreal St., under the supervision of Mrs.D.Le-Poidevin and Lome Harding.Four received badges in the juvenile class, two juniors, one intermediate and 11 in the senior class.Marguerite Laundry, Helen Castonguay, Linda Cochrane and Angela LeDrew were the successful students in juvenile.In the junior class Sandra Lockwood and Helen Owens passed while Marie Laberge was the lone intermediate.The seniors were, Jean Me Alpine, Dawn Jack, Francine Rogerson, Kathy Barnard Lorna McNiff, Marlene Bowes, Shari Edwards, Susan Cho quette, Claude Saint Jacques, Bussell Kezar and Michel Dus sault.mm NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY'S GAMES Chicago at Canadiens Bangers at Toronto SUNDAY'S GAMES Canadiens at Detroit Toronto at Boston Chicago at Rangers ON THE LEVEL \u2014 Ernesto Salas of Rarranquilla City makes a horizontal return of the ball during the Third National Juvenile Tennis Championships held in Cali, Colombia.15 qualify as referees in cage clinic Fifteen emerged from the Basketball Referees\u2019 Clinic held here recently and are duly qualified to handle games in senior men\u2019s, senior high school and junior high school leagues Ian Hume, who was in charge of the Clinic, made several re commendations following the event.Jim MacKinnon of Sherbrooke High School was named referee-in-chief and will name all referees in senior high school boys league.All schools are asked to forward their schedules to him in order that he may assign referees to han die the games.In class \u201cA\u201d six passed, Jim MacKinnon, Roland Dewar, Jeff Mills, John Evans, Mel MacKen-zie and Lyall Cruickshank Class \u201cB\u201d five were successful, Father Morin, Mike Bryson, John Parker, Lynn Maysen hoelder and Jim Wray, Alan Sutherland, Jim Barter, Art Mandigo and Carolyn Blois passed the tests for class \u201cC\" jun ior high school.Mr.Hume stated another examination will be held after the first of the year.It will be a written one and will afford everyone an opportunity of raising their rating.With the test it is hoped to have more floor testing when the junior boys tournament will be held.Texans and Oilers ready for tilt Sunday HOUSTON (AP)\u2014Dallas Tex ans and Houston Oilers will be in near perfect physical condition for Sunday\u2019s American Football League championship game.The Texans, however, still will be without Chris Burford, the all-AFL end who caught 12 touchdown passes before being sidelined Nov.25 with a torn knee cartilege.Both teams kept injured players out of final regular season games last weekend but all are expected to be ready Sunday.Coach Hank Stram of Dallas kept halfback Frank Jackson, linebacker S m o k e y Stover, Guard Curt Merz, and defensive end Bill Hull out of the San Diego game.ALL SEEM READY All appeared ready Friday although Merz may see no more than limited action.Frank (Pop) Ivy, ex-coach of Edmonton Eskimos, and the third head coach to lead Houston into an AFL title game, said Hogan Wharton, an offensive guard will be at top speed.The Oilers have been made GVi point favorites to win their third straight championship.Bruins' impressive win over Wings causing little worry to other clubs, Canadiens face Hawks and Wings AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY'S GAMES Buffalo at Cleveland Rochester at Hershey Providence at Pittsburgh Baltimore at Springfield SUNDAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh at Buffalo Hershey at Providence Baltimore at Quebec Cleveland at Rochester in junior loop ~ Indians and Beavers clash in first half of twin bill at 1:45, Maroons tangle with St.Francis in second Sole possession of first place in the Sherbrooke Junior Hockey League will be at stake tomorrow afternoon when the Maroons and St.Francis clash in the second half of a twin-bill at the Arena.In the first tilt Indians and Jr.Beavers will clash commencing at 1.45 p.m.sharp.The Maroons are in first place with 10 points while Tech School and St.Francis are deadlocked in second each with eight.A win for the Saints would move them into a tie for first with the Maroons but theAIorehouse clan holds two games in hand over their closest rivals.The Indians will be seeking their second win of the season.PROVINCIAL LEAGUE SUNDAY'S GAMES Granby at Olympics Sherbrooke at Drummondville Have the last place Boston Bruins finally begun a move to leave the National Hockey League cellar?There are signs, although not all of them are as obvious as the team\u2019s fine 5-3 win over Detroit Red Wings in Detroit Thursday night.In their first 24 games this season, the Bruins managed just two wins while playing to seven ties.In their last six games they have won two and tied one\u2014 that in itself is a big change But when you consider that they lost by just one goal, 3-2 to the first place Chicago Black Hawks Wednesday in the wild and wooly Chicago Stadium and then went to Detroit and dumped the Wings the following night, the form begins to take a little shape.Bert Olmstead won't play for Smoke Eaters VANCOUVER (CP) \u2014 Bert Olmstead, former National Hockey League star, will not play for Trail Smoke Eaters in the world hockey championships in Europe next spring, it was reported here Friday.Olmstead received a letter in Calgary Friday from William M.Jennings, president of New\u2019 York Rangers of the NHL, saying it would not be possible to arrange Olmstead\u2019s reinstate ment as an amateur by the Dec 31 deadline, the report said.Rangers drafted Olmstead from Toronto Maple Leafs for $20,000 in June.The veteran left winger refused to report to the Rangers and recently sought reinstatement as an amateur so he could join Trail of the Western International Hockey League.Sim / V \u2022 / vAvvtNVtvXv.issv.Ww.\u2019WisvS-.sss K5SSSÎ native.Kennedy has played nine games for the Bruins.His point production with the Boston club is now three goals and three assists.Pronovost had only two assists in 21 games he played with the Bruins up until the deal.With Detroit, he has perked up and in eight games has scored three times, but has failed to pick up an assist.Boston has a Sunday night game at home against the third place Toronto Maple Leafs.It could be a tough one for the Mapleos, who despite a 4-4 tie in Montreal Thursday, have lost just one and tied three in their last nine games.Montreal Canadiens have the rough schedule this weekend.Tonight they play host to first place Chicago, then Sunday SHERBROOKE JUNIORS SUNDAY'S GAMES Indians vs.Beavers Maroons vs.St.Francis Two of Coach Morehouse\u2019s regular defensemen, Butch In their last outing they dump- Doyon and Yvon Fortier, will ed the Saints to the tune oi be missing tomorrow along 5-1.The Beavers have three with a couple of forwards.St.wins in their seven games.Last Pat\u2019s Juveniles, the Maroons\u2019 week they upset the Maroons farm club, have a game imme-by taking them to the tune oTdiately after and under the new 7-2.It was the Maroons\u2019 only rule the Maroons won\u2019t be able defeat this year.\t|to use any juveniles.The Maroons will still be Tech School has a bye until missing several players tomor- January 7 as the students have row as some are away for the all departed for home for the Christmas holidays and others holidays.A win for Mutt Dus-are working.Last week theyjsault\u2019s Saints over the Maroons were missing four and tomor- would vault them past the Tech row Jeff Mills will be sitting and on the other hand a win for out his three-game suspension the Beavers would allow them and has one more to go beforeito deadlock Tech for second returning to action.\tispot in the Dugre circuit.\u2014 STANDINGS \u2014 NATIONAL LEAGUE One of the recent trades which they move to Detroit for a seems to have worked well for the Bruins was the one in which they switched forwards with game with the Wings.New York Rangers have a tough row to hoe too.They play Detroit, sending away Andrei at Toronto tonight and then re Pronovost to gain Forbes Ken turn home for a Sunday night nedy, the Charlottetown, P.E.I.game against Chicago.\tw\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.Chicago \t\t.15\t9\t7\t83\t71\t37 Detroit \t\t.15\t9\t5\t75\t68\t35 Toronto .\t.15\t10\t4\t97\t78\t34 Montreal .\t.12\t9\t8\t83\t73\t32 New York\t.10\t16\t4\t90\t96\t24 Boston\t4\t18\t8\t79\t121\t16 EASTERN\tPROVINCIAL LEAGUE\t\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.Granby .\t.12\t5\t3\t55\t52\t27 Drum\u2019ville\t.9\t10\t2\t83\t79\t20 Sherbrooke\t.\t9\t11\t0\t72\t74\t18 Olympics\t.8\tu\t1\t71\t87\t17 SHERBROOKE JUNIOR LEAGUE\t\t\t\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.Maroons\t.5\t1\t0\t21\t14\t10 Technical\t.3\t3\t2\t16\t18\t8 St.Francis\t.4\t4\t0\t19\t19\t8 Beavers\t.3\t4\t0\t15\t15\t6 Indians .\t.1\t4\t2\t16\t21\t4 SHERBROOKE\t\t\tJUVENILE\t\t\t \tW\tL\tT\tF\tA\tPts.Noe Ponton\t.3\t0\t0\t23\t5\t6 Optimist .\t0\t0\ti\t11\t2\t5 Aramls\t\t1\t2\t8\t12\t4 Baronet\t.1\t0\t1\t7\t3\t3 Technical\t.1\t4\t0\t2\t22\t2 St.Pats .\t.0\t3\t0\t6\t11\t0 Giants hold tough workout, set for battle NEW YORK (AP)\u2014Christmas cheer came early to New York Giants Friday.Aee quarterback Y.A.Tittle and glue-fingered end Del Shof-ner not only staged a dazzling aerial show in a brisk two-hour workout but reported no ill effects afterwards and announced they were ready for Green Bay Packers.The Giants and defending champion Packers meet for the National Football League title at Yankee Stadium, Sunday, Dec.30.The game will be carried by the CBC television network.The Packers, who defeated the Giants in last year\u2019s playoff game, 37-0 at Green Bay, rule a touchdown favorite.Georgia Tech is favored to win s'ase « i\ti hard workout fourth Bluebonnet Bowl cfome oy before leaving a touchdown against Missouri Georgia Tech and Missouri, a couple of stingy teams when it comes to giving up points, meet Saturday in the fourth Bluebon net Bowl football game at Houston, Tex.Both coaches have indicated they will place added emphasis on passes in hopes of overcoming the sparkling defensive records.A crowd of 50,000 to 60,000 is indicated for the Bluebonnet\u2019s first venture without a Southwest Conference team as the host.Tech is favored by a touchdown.In Miami Saturday the North- Would trade Tom Johnson if good spot could be found, says Selke, abuse by fans is reason for move MONTREAL (CP) \u2014 Frank ers were directly responsible Selke, managing director of f°r it.n°t Johnson, and that was Montreal Canadiens, said Fri- ?ne\tcaused most of the day that if a good berth could be found for defenceman Tom \u201cCertainly he shouldn\u2019t have to take that sort of thing.Here Johnson then Selke \"would be he has been playing with an in-happy to let him go\u2019\u2019 because jured wrist and that\u2019s the sort of abuse the veteran player has reception he gets, taken from fans.\t\u201cIn appreciation for what Selke was particularly upset Johnson has done for us in the over the booing directed at Johnson in Thursday night\u2019s 4-4 tie with Toronto Maple Leafs in a National Hockey League game.\u201cHe was booed all night,\u201d said Selke.\u201cOn one goal by the Leafs two other Montreal play- long time he has been with Canadiens, and with the approval of Senator Molson, (president of the club) I would be glad to make a trade.\u201d Johnson, a native of Baldur, Man., will be 35 years old next Feb.18.America Bobby Bdl of Minne sofa.In the Southern camp, the pass is the big weapon.Jerry Woolum, Kentucky quarterback will have some aee receivers headed by Willie Richardson, little all - America back from Jackson State, who is headed for Baltimore Colts.In Orlando, Fla., a strong Miami of Ohio rushing offence and an equally strong Houston ground defence meet today in the 17th annual Tangerine Bowl football game.Coach Wilson GREEN BAY, Wis.(AP) \u2014 Green Bay Packers put on their pads Friday and thundered through the kind of 90-minute drill that customarily winds up preparations for a Sunday National Football League game.However, considerably more of the same is yet to come since the defending NFL cham pions are preparing for the 1962 championship against the Gi ants at Yankee Stadium Dec 30.With the temperature a breezy 25 degrees\u2014tennis shoes, gloves and knit caps were the uniform of the day.Tittle and Shofner were the South college all-star football star attraction as the Giants game may be an artistic sue {Ngtc\tboost toiled in 14-degree weather.Tit-|cess but, financially, it has al-|5c < tie\u2019s passing was sharp and he|most as many things going-LiotlS showed no traces of the back-against it as the recent New \u2018 injury he suffered in the final moments of last Sunday's game against Dallas.Shofner was equally impressive.Engaging in his first full workout since his four-day hos- York flop called the Gotham Bowl.To accommodate television, the game will be played in the Orange Bowl starting at the odd hour of 4 p.m.It will end pital siege because of a stom- during the dinner hour and will ach disorder, Shofner said he buck the horse races at Tropi-never felt stronger.\tleal Park and the late Christmas Three Giants did not partici-jshopping rush, pate in the workout.Fullback! The North is favored by a Alex Webster, former Montreal)touchdown this time because of Alouette, is still feeling the ef- a stronger running game and a feels of a virus that has kept)bigger and seemingly superior him out of action all week, defensive line-up.It has power-Rookie halfback Paul Dudley, ful running backs in Jim Per-who re-injured his knee in last kins of Iowa and Bill Munsey week's game, did not venture of Minnesota and a formidable out of the locker room.i array of linemen topped by all $32.000.DETROIT (AP) - Coach George Wilson of Detroit Lions got an early Christmas present Friday\u2014a new three-year contract with a substantial pay boost.The Lions tore up Wilson\u2019s! current two - year contract which had one more year to run and gave him the longer pact The Lions released no figures on Wilson's new salary, but usually well informed sources said that with a $25,000 salary and bonuses, Wilson had made $40,-000 this year.It was reported that the Lions raised his base\u2019 pay to around Soccer Results Division I Ipswich 1 Sheffield U 0 Division II Rotherham 2 Luton 1 Scunthorpe 1 Grimsby 1 Division III Barnsley 0 Peterborough 2 Division IV Lincoln 3 Torquay 0 SEASON'S GREETINGS TO FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS! 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