Sherbrooke daily record, 30 septembre 1963, lundi 30 septembre 1963

[" THE WEATHER Eastern Townships: Mtinly cloudy; clearing toward evening; very cool; winds northwesterly 15.High today at Sherbrooke 50.Outlook tor Tuesday; Sunny and warmsr.IjetbcoobelJailyBecocd SUPPORT COMMUNITY CHEST Sherbrooke-Lennoxville campaign Sept.23 to Oct.8 OBJECTIVE: $24,000.Established 1897 Prices 5 Cent* SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 196?Slaty - Seventh Year Levesque urges 'Common front\u2019 for prosperity By CUTHBERT JONES (Record staff writer) The extraordinary development of Quebec in the fields of autonomy, science and technology during the past few years were dependent upon three factors, Natural Resources Minister Rene Levesque told a gathering of French language doctors at a dinner meeting Saturday night.The provincial cabinet minister listed the three supports for this development as democracy, nationalism and the state.Mr.Levesque stressed that he was not using the word nationalism in the sense adopted by the FLQ and Le Phalange.Rather, he said, i-We must employ our forces so that all will benefit.We must present a common front.We contribute to meeting the needs of others but we also benefit from the contribution of others to the common good.\u201d If the people of Quebec wish to continue their remarkable progress they must end their fear of the state, Mr.Levesque declared.RENE LEVESQUE ?Explains state s position The Quebec government must have a part in setting up the province\u2019s first steel mill, because if French-Canadian capitalists attempted it, \u2018\u2018It\u2019d belong to Stelco within six months,\u201d Resources Minister Rene Levesque said at the University of Sherbrooke yesterday.Asked by a student how much of the investment in the industry the government\u2019s General Investment Corporation would make, Mr.Levesque had said \u201cI couldn\u2019t care less\u201d about the; precise formula.But there must remain \u2018\u2018Quebec control.\u201d An African student asked the minister in a question period following his lunch-hour speech to university\u2019s students how he could reconcile his desire for Quebec control of the economy with his call for investments from such foreign lands as France.\u2018\u2019We must remove this fear of the state,\u201d he said, \u2018\u2018because the state is the only lever we have to assure the expansion of our autonomy.\u201d Quebec had achieved a degree of freedom it never had enjoyed before, according to the cabinet \\ inister, but this had been accoiiplished by the leadership given by the state.Similarly the scientific, technological and transportation advances during the past decade had not been equalled anywhere else in the world and guidance of the state was essential for the continuation of this progress.Mr.Levesque\u2019s address to the French-language physicians of the district concluded a two-day visit to Sherbrooke during which he also met with the students of the University of Sherbrooke.The meeting was presided hives, smashing frames and over by Dr.Zepherin Cote, causing an estimated $250 in In bombing investigation Two white men Birmingham Endorse church change BIG CATCH \u2014 Osborne Quinn, 43 left; his father, Dougall Quinn, 70, and son Dale, 19, pose before the two bears they shot Wednesday afternoon after they invaded the Quinn farm on the Cookshire-Bury Road and did more than $250 damage to beelsi' s owned by Dougall Quinn.The Quinn's shot two bears in 1901 after they had caused similar damage estimated at $400.(Record photo by Gerry Lemay) i VATICAN CITY I redefinition of the Roman Cath lolic Church won general endorsement todav from the first BIRMINf>HAM, Ala (AP) Two white men were placed in city j.iil early today for further investigation into the scries of bombings that have rocked this rucially-troublcd city for several years.Col.Al 1 ingo, head of the state highway patrol, said that others picked up in the investigation have been released.He declined to say how many others had been questioned.Night warden I,.A, Holcomb identified the two being held as R.I Chambliss anil Charles C agio, both of Binning-\\ pioposed |Kim ijpth appeared to be in their late .His.I ingo would give no information on the men, nor on i results of the questioning.He also declined to link them ! prelates to speak at the second '^l^1 d'1 hh'st -it Ihi lf>th Stiiit Baptist ( hutch Sept.15 \\ alican oeumen Two sweeMcoihed bears shot on farm near Bury BURY \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 Two bears, one male and one female, were shot on a farm near here Wednesday after they invaded the farm's bee- president of the Sherbrooke Association.Today's Chuckle We don\u2019t mind little white ! lies as much as those big Red ones.INDEX Births, deaths\t.\t.\t5 Classified .9 Comics .9 Editorials .\t4 Financial .5 Sports .10,11 Television .2 Townships .5 Women .8 damages.The owner of the farm on the Cookshire-Bury Road, insurance broker Osborne Quinn said Saturday that more than 150 pounds of honey had been eaten or destroyed by the two animals before one was killed and the other caught in a trap.Raiding of beehives owned by Mr.Quinn\u2019s father, Dougall is an old story in this area, In September, 1961, the Quinn\u2019s shot and killed two black male bears, one weighing over 400 pounds.The bears broke 350 frames, smashed six hives and caused an estimated $400 damage.More than 1,400 pounds of honey wete destroyed.The most recent attacks on the beehives began Monday night according to Mr.Quinn.The bears returned Tuesday night and attacked two beehives.A trap had been set Tuesday but the bears evaded it, he said.On Wednesday the Quinn\u2019s set up a board wall around the undamaged hives in hopes of keeping the boars out.\u2018\u2018They tore the wall down,\u201d he said.Osborne Quinn and his 19 year-old son, Dale, laid in wait for the hears Wednesday and shot the mule bear around 6:30 p.m.\u201cDale and I shot at the same time,\u201d he said.\u201c1 got him in the neck and Dale got him between the eyes.\u2019\u2019 They used .308 calibre rifles.The female bear, the first ever caught by the Quinn's jphase of the jical council.Two cardinals and six bishops took the floor in St.Peter's Bn silica as the 2,500 council (all) |ors resumed working sessions.Pope Paul VT reopened the 1 council Sunday after a nine month recess with a strong ap peal for church reform.The council press office, sum tnarizing today's three - hour meeting, told reporters the schema (topic) before the assembly \u2014 \u201clie Ecclesia,\u201d con corning the church \u2014 was accepted by speakers as \"a good in which four young Negro girls were killed.COVER FACES CLC tries for Lakes dean up OTTAWA (CP) Top officers of the Canadian Labor Congress have been summoned here for a special meeting Tuesday to consider the possibility of a voluntary trade union cleanup of Great Bakes labor hoodlum-ism.The meeting will start ex actly 21 hours before the fed The two men arrived at.the city jail Ihe same one where some 2,400 Negro demonstrators Mere held last spring\u2014in a |liighwny patrol ear with two troopers.Dressed in sport shirls and slacks, they covered their faces as they were led Into the jail.All hough the investigations into the bombings\u2014there have been at least.40\u2014had been intensified since tlie church explosion, these were Hie first ar-rcsts.A tipoff that they wore coming came Sunday night in Montgomery from the office of foundation on which to build was caught in a trap the same 'Hie schema, considered d.e;cral government plans to IM'lj^vernor George C.Wallace.key to all the councils work, legislative machinery into mo-proposed a new way for the tion to clamp a government Roman Catholic (.'hui'di to look (I'uslenship on five maritime i?!.?.-.\t-V.k ti«sala V 11: All parties altered as parliament opens OTTAWA (CP) \u2014 Parliament resumes its labors today after an eight-week recess during which internal stresses mounted in all four parties.The Commons picks up its work where it left off Aug.2 without the formality and pomp that attends the opening of a new parliamentary session.While on the surface all will appear as though the Commons merely adjourned overnight, each of the parties approaches the resumed session wth new and diverse viewpoints.For the Liberals, an incipient revolt of back benchers who wanted a more decisive voice in policy-making was arrested Sunday with a compromise arrangement for strengthening the Liberal caucus\u2019 consultative machinery.Back - benchers, however, claimed that they had in fact won a stronger position in dealings with the cabinet.For the Conservatives, during evening.Although neither bear has been measured, Mr.Quinn said the female weighs about 275 pounds and the male 300 pounds.The Quinn\u2019s had set up a lantern in hopes of keeping the bears off, Mr.Quinn said, but the female bear was trapped only 20 feel from the light.Neighbor Dick Aulis whose farm is on the Bury Road about one and one-half miles from the Quinn\u2019s wounded a bear in his orchard Tuesday.The bear was apparently after jat its structure.It came up originally al the council\u2019s first ses sion 'a.st year and was criticized by many fathers as being too juridicial and academic and not sufficiently pastoral.During tlie recess today a unions, including the Seafarers' Intel national Union of Canada The Great Lakes dispute is shaping up as a cliff hanger a race to see whether an ac A statement said that \u2018\u2018ar-rests were imminent\u201d in the church bombing.But the uctuul announcement of the arrests did not specify the church blast.It said: \u201cS t a t e investigators have ceptablo union trusteeship canRaken into custody and are hold-be worked out by CLC and ing two persons in eonnection council .spokesman said 372 pro '51 1,-CIO leaders before I\u2019arIi.wilh the Bii niifigiiain bombings* posed corrections and amend monl imposes a trusteeship by Their identities arc being with-mnnts to the first half of the law.\tIicld in the interest of the con- sehema were mailed to the Vati The government plans to slarB l'nu\u2018r\u2019^ investigation.\u2019 can by prelates around the Ihe legislative process on its RECENT BLAST WORST trusteeship législation Wednps The cily has hud more Ilian 40 day in the Commons II there bombings since the Second is unanimous consent of the op World War, but the one which position parties, the govern nearly destroyed the IGlh Street ment could push the legi.slationiBapli.sl Church was the worst.world A feeling was evident among ihe honey in beehives owned the eliurch fathers that the ses-by Dougall Quinn and kept jsion would move wilh greater on the Aulis farm.\tspeed and efficiency than the Mr.Quinn plans are to bury first, which ran from Oct.II to the bears.\u201cThe bounty is Dec.8 last year.This session will continue until Dec.4.A young bishop summed up off them.I wouldn\u2019t skin one of them for $109.We keep away from them as much as we can,\" he said.Mr.Quinn says he believes there are more bears around.There are no immediate plans to track them down he said.the summer recess the machinery was set in motion for the calling of an annual general meeting of the Progressive Conservative Association next year, at which Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker will submit WASHINGTON (AP) \u2014 The PATELEY BRIDGE, England î1.1?leader.ship 10 a,.1est of ^on' big question whether to at-(AP) _ jettre.Workman,\tSTKwdSS came up Sunday from a sealed at the end of October, cave where he had spent 105 SOCREDS SPLIT days and 10 minutes to set a For the Social Credit party_ world record.He had beaten\taf adjournment was the the previous record of 64 days pi1jr[].ran^irlg party jn {he Com-set last year by Australian Bill mons\u2014the recess saw a clcv- age between National Leader the European common market low the sale o£ U Si wheat to without losing its identity, he Russia Res jn the decision bas-s.aid.\u201cThe Simca Automobile ket for President Kennedy, re-firm has recently been bought turning to his White House desk out by Chrysler, but the Renault today after a 10-day western firm can nevep be bought out because it belongs to the French government.\u201d But, the minister explained later, the government's participation must limit itself to certain \u201cspringboard'\u2019 industries, tour.Some high officials expect him to say yes.The Russians have made no formal request to the United States.But Soviet negotiators have been talking in Ottawa of deals for American grain.One Penman.?Robert Thompson and his Que- ALGIERS (AP) \u2014 President\td,ePutcy> .\tCa°uette.Ahmed Ben Bella called on Al- ^lthu 12 Social Credit baek-gerians today to form vigilante benchers following him, Mr.0f\u201drve been m Russia \" he said (lealS *°r American §rain- 0ne committees to help meet an Caouctte established his group .«t-1\tI?u \u2019 uV X reP°rt mentioned 3,000,000 tons 0Den rcvolt aeaintt his one.man as a separate wing which m- \u201cEven Khrushchev is obliged to for $250,000,000.\tÊ\tmat\\ tends to sit apart from the 11 try to introduce a little private!\tmm*\t\u2019\t_\t,\t-,\t_ 'orthodox Social Crediters.enterprise, individual initiative\t'T'\t\u2018X\u2018\t\u2018T\u2019\t| Ben Bella met late Sunday this spirit.\u201cI think all the bish ops are coming back to this session with a lot more enthusiasm.They know now what is intended and what it is they are trying to do.\u201d through all stages and inlo law in one day.On the other hand, the government, could allow the legislation to follow tlie normal procedure-thus buying time so that a private trusteeship might be achieved.About 20 persons also were hurt, in I be blast, which inflicted more than $44,ooo in damage to the church as well as damaging nearby cars and buildings.The church bombing sparked a near riot.Sporadic outbursts \u20191, !PK ijlMliilMill into the system.\u201d The students, who were the VICTORIA (CP)\u2014There was ! night with his cabinet after Ber- While the Social Credit split resources minister\u2019s exclusive hosts on his visit to the campus \u2014 students' association president Ronald Fecteau guided him around the campus without a single university official s presence\u2014also wanted to know what talk of a record turnout today bers in the Greater Kabyllaj^ jb6 ^\"ber New as British Columbians went! area took to the streets shout- ^^°\"a!'!: Par,y about electing their 27th gov-\ting \u201cdown with Ben Bella;\u201d and\t^rd P^tmn\tin tne\tparhamcn- ernmei\u201d since Confederation.\tan underground group calling it- y\tquIetW\tstrueahns A heavy percentage of the self the Front of Socialist,^P itrown in ernal dSër i 872.718 eligible voters was ex-\tForces (FFS) proclaimed aB-\tpn\u2018h_\t\u2018'rhpv\trevnlJed\tthJ pected at the polls between 8\tout war against the Ben Bella\to£> h ih ahi f tu\ta.m.and 8 pmi.PDT (11 aju , -\tshould continue to give tacit Hpc nMgî\t0Wn *' 1K a p nv EDT) 1°.m\t?\t?\t?\tsupport to the minority govern- Ü f 1\ttheir decision on such issues as, MnNTRFAT ,rpi_ct Taw ment of Prime Minister Pear Were the University of Mont-power development, medical in-; -I0- TRFAL (C ) St.Law\t.\t.1\t\u2019\t'rence River port stevedores son t0 keep it in office and turned down a proposed settle- avoid another general election ment of their contract dispute soon.real students going far in their demands for reduced prices in their cafeteria?\u201cAt a time when you are talking of student trade \u2022 unionism.\u201d Mr.Levesque said, \u201cit seems to surance, automobile insurance and revamped tax proposals.?WASHINGTON (CP) - Canada has thrown its full support me you must strive to merit the behlnd long-term studies of the respect of the public.\u201d\tadequacy of free world cur- A boycott of the cafeteria he rency and credit resources.with shipowners at a mass1 The Liberals have 129 memmeeting Sunday and voted to bers in the 265-seat house, and; stop work Friday if nothing is lose one vote in any division' done to reach an agreement by | with Alan Macnaughton in the then.\tichair as the Commons Speaker.Shipping spokesmen said a The Conservatives have 95 had thought, would mean \u201cask- pbe studies are to be con- walkout of the longshoremen members, and a combined vote mg your girl-friends or your iducted by the International j could jeopardize the loading of aR opposition parties is! A reliable informant says \u201ca of violence continued through number of strings must be tied the day and night.Two young [together\u201d before a private un Negroes were shot to death-ion trusteeship could be laid be one by police officers and the fore federal Labor Minisfer other as he was riding a bicy-Ma e Ear-h en as a workable plan ele.Two white youths are free endorsed by both the CBC and on $10,000 bonds in the death of IafL-CIO.\tphe second Negro.Pearson tells nation Canada s pension plan dependent on Ontario OTTAWA (CP)\u2014Ontario can State Secretary Rusk of the make or break the federal con- U S.tributory portable pension plan, BRIEFED ON TALKS Prime Minister Pearson told the\t£w0 meri mc{ for 3g min.nation Sunday night in a fire- u£es before {he dinner and Mr.side-chat preview of today\u2019s re-:Pearson was briefed «\u2018quite surned parliamentary session.ful|y.,)n Rusk (a]ks with The pensions plan and bicul- , or(, Jlornc Britisll foreign sec-turalism pose serious prob!cms'rc(ary> ai](j Russia\u2019s Andrei Gro-although wheat sales to Red my|{0\u2014held in the wake of the China and Russia have sparked {CS{.ban treaty.Mr.Pearson said he also re- la brighter trade and balance-jof-payments picture, he said in mothers to make you cheap Monetary Fund and by a com-60,000,000 bushels of wheat needed to uPset the govern- COURT \u2014 Yves Gabias, lunches.\u201d\t\u2019\tmittee of the 10 major indus- scheduled to be shipped to Rus- ment.\t| deft) Union Nationale mem- WTiat the students in Montreal!trial, countries, the so-called! sia before the end of the ship- I \u201cParis club.\u201d Canada is a-ping season from Montreal See \u201cExplains\u2019 Page 5 (member of both group*, (Trois-Rivieres and Quebec ci(y \u2018night, The Senate will hold its first; her for Trois-Rivieres, chats post - recess meeting Tuesday! with Gerald Martineau, 62, i i legislative councillor and Friday, with 27 counts of former party treasurer, mo- ! fraud against the province, jnents before Mr.Martineau ! Mr.Gabias was a spectator in was charged in Quebec City court iterated Canada\u2019s attitude that the Great Lakes labor was in \u201cquite a serious problem\u201d and that the legislation prepared for a five - union federal trustee- a recorded radio and television address.As he spoke to Canada, he was in Cleveland getting the highest award of the Urn ted has\tand win States National Conference of\tun)ess the American Christians and Jews.In Cleve, ^ Canadian cen{ral ,abor land he said only a matter d;John Dempsey, Willie L o n g Andrea Charest, Mrs.Allan Lit Whenever West trumped he\tMUlIieu\t(tle, Mrs.Ivan McCrea.\tRalrlvAzin'c KAilk would have had to let declarerigj yy\tfT166tinC|\t1\tvinipt sinelc iniDalUWIil o fVtllld \u2022\t» * _\t1 _ rrxxgcx Beets; Weston Graham, John in mapie UJiO/e Longmoore, Mrs.Gerald Batter-rigUei Lome Kelso.MAPLE GROVE \u2014 A special (son, Mrs.Douglas Cox,\tGloxinia: Mrs.Henry Cote, meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxin Cauliflower: Willie Long-(jjrs Andrea Charest, Miss Fer- IF YOUR TV SET needs repairs or adjustments Call L.NICOL ENRG.Radio and TV Sales & Service Daily 9.00 a.m.- 10 p.m.95 Wellington St.S.Tel.S69-2244 ! African Violet, single, inj bloom: Mrs.Ivan McCrea, Missj Mr.and Mrs.Harold Baldwin, Mary Dinning.Mrs.P.E.Rod-|Mr.Elvyn Baldwin and Miss Eunice Baldwin accompanied the Stanstead Historical Society For all your electrical repairs, call DONAHUE ELECTRIC 16 Metcalfe St.Tel.LO.7-4877 Sherbrooke iary was called by the president on Sept.19, in the parish hall, to arrange delegates for and transportation to the Cookshire Deanery at East Angus, on Oct.|l- Delegates chosen were thc vice - president, Mrs.George (Stewart, and prayer partner sec-(rotary, Mrs.Bill Dinning.As this was the United Thank-Offering meeting, a special litany was used to open the meeting.Eleven dollars and fifty cents was turned in to the U.T.O.secretary, Mrs.Jasper Dinning.Tea money amounted to $2.The annual meeting as scheduled for Nov.12, at which Mrs A.Nugent will be hostess.A DREAM HOUSE.FOR YOU! j- SgiHllltlftS.RfliNM.Nfl *1 IN NORTH WARD S VAUDREUIL ST.5Vz Rooms (3 Bedrooms, Living room, Kitchenette-Dining room, tile Bathroom) plus recreation room with cocktail bar.Car-port, landscaped grounds.Hot water Oil Heating.(Turn right on Portland St.to Lauzon St.then bear left to Vaudreuil St.) Tel.Bob Beaudry or Herve Marchand Tel.567-6977 Tel.562-5222 moore, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Romeo Landry, Willie Longmoore, Hollis Patterson.Carrots: Mrs.Romeo Landry, Mrs, Henry Cote, Mrs.Frank Ross, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue.Celery: Mrs.Geo Pelletier, Mrs.Andrea Charest, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue.Corn: Mrs.Andrea Charest, Willie Longmoore, Mrs.Stanley White, Mrs.Romeo Landry.Cucumbers: Mrs.Jean Guy Cote, Weston Graham, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.We.slon Graham.Cabbage, late: Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Willie Longmoore, John Longmoore.Leeks: Mrs.Andrea Charest, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Stanley White.Onion Seed: Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Andrea Charest.Onion Sets: Mrs.P.E.Rod-, rigue, Mrs.Stanley White, Wes-ton Dacres, Mrs.Henry Cote.Parsnips: Mrs.Alger Patterson, Mrs.Frank Ross, Mrs.Gerald Patterson, Mrs.Stanley ! White.Pumpkin field: Mrs.Andrea (Charest, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue.Pumpkin, Sugar: Willie Longmoore, Mrs.Henry Cote.Mrs.nande Breton, Mrs.Alger Patterson.around Lake Clarkia: Mrs.Robert Lemay, Mrs.Romeo Landry, Mrs.Allan Little, Mrs.Gordon Learmonth.Floral Funeral Design: Mrs Gordon Learmonth, Everett Learmonth, Weston Dacres, Mrs.Ivan McCrea.Bridal bouquet: Mrs.Ivan McCrea, Mrs.Alice Muir, Mrs.Walter McCrea.Centre arrangement for dinner table: Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Romeo Landry, Mrs.Har- r.u \u201e Jto Sister Edith Olney.dence at the Lnited Church \u201e\t_ ,, ,,\t\u201e j w\tBrother Roy McMonn, Grand _______________ Marshal of the Grand Lodge of Quebec and D.D.Grand Master, (made the presentation of a spe-! ciai pin to Brother Albert Olney Guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Visitors at the banquet includ Lowry included Mrs.Percis ed Mr.and Mrs.S.Olney.Mr Colby.Mrs.Sidney Beattie and and Mrs.A.Carr, Mr ind Mrs son, Mrs.E.Fairbrother and Dean Olney, Mr.and Mrs Wm son, all of Montreal, Mrs.C.(Gardner and Mr.Roy Wh tehead Grenier, and Mrs.A.Mason, of all of Danville .Sister Gladys East Angus, Mrs.M.Avery, of Galbraith.Sister Viola Noble Newport, Vt., Mrs.Floyd Lowry Assembly Secretary.Sister and daughter, and the former\u2019s'Christian Henderson D.D.P., Sis-two sisters, of Oshawa, Ont ter Mûrie Waterhouse, Sister also Messrs.Sternie and Aia Francis Waterhouse and Sis-Pope, of Lowell, Vt.\tter Addle Lockwood, all of Rich- Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Bailey an.l mond.family, of Detroit.Mich.; spent1\t- two weeks visiting Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Harlow.Other guests at the same home were Mr and BARNSTON \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Fuller of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Mr.and Mrs.John MacKinnon, Mr.ann Mrs.Harry Buckland were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Sutton.Dinner guests the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Cleveland cf Bradenton, Fla Miss E.Whalen, of Momretl, was a guest of Mrs.A.B Clement, for a few days Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Sutton spent a few days dt thvir cottage at Bacon s Bay on their tour Massawippi.Miss Glenna Ross, accompan-Coleus, large leal: Mrs.G-jied by her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Learmonth, Mrs.Stanley White, Leonard Ross, all of Thetford old Marshall, Mrs.Henry Cote Mrs.Ivan McCrea, Mrs.Allan Mines, spent the weekend with Corsage: Mrs.Weston Gra- their sister and daughter, Mrs.ham, Mrs.Alger Patterson, Elvyn Baldwin, and Mr.Bald- Mrs.Gerald Paterson, Mrs.win.\t'Alice Muir.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Auger and) Collection of cut flowers, an-family have moved to Sh-ir-Tual, 2 each of asters, snap-brooke to reside.Among those who spent the weekend at their summer cot- Little.Coleus, small leaf: Mrs.Ralph Patterson, Hollis Patterson, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Allan Little.Best plant in bloom: Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Harold Marshall.Hydrangea: Mrs.Andre Charest, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs.Leslie Henderson.Balsam, Zanzibar: Everett Learmonth.Mrs.A.Minnaugh, Mrs.Geo.Pelletier, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue.Fuchsia, young plant: Mrs.Weston Graham, Mrs.Ivan McCrea, Mrs.Henry Cote.tages here were: Dr.and Mrs Peter Edged and family, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Moses and family, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Buck-land.Waterloo; Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Baldwin, Mr.J i m Belnap, Mrs.Merrick Bellnap and daughter.Lynn and the Misses Janette and Juliette Mrs Bernard Bailey and family of Lancaster, N.H., and Mrs.Geoige Lasemba, of Cookshire.Mr.and Mrs, Claude Arnold of St.Johnsbury, Vt., and Mrs Hunting of Lennoxville, visited Mrs.Arnold's former friends here.Mr.Travor Buck, of Ville La Salle was an overnight guest c,f Mr.and Mrs.Alex Glenn and family Mr.and Mrs.Alson Loukes and daughter, Penny Sue of Waterbury, Vt., were weekend guests of Mrs.Loukes' parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas MeComb.dragon, zinnias (small) pinks, cosmos, bachelor buttons: Mrs Rodrigue.Not in basket, 5 varieties, 3 specimens, of each, in one con tainer: Mrs.Romeo Landry,\tBOOSTED TRADE Hollis Patterson, John Long- Between 1950 and 1960.Guate-moore, Mrs.Robert Lemay.mala, El Salvador, Honduras, Basket cut flowers, funeral only: Mrs.Romeo Landry, Willie Longmoore.Nicaragua and Costa Rica boosted their trade in goods from $8,000,000 to $37,000,000.is donated lieu of sale COOKSHIRE - Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Farnsworth were Mr and Mrs.Fred Hussey, of Lancaster N.H., Mr.and Mrs Say les.of St.Johnsbury, Vt., also their son, Rodney, the Misses Mary and Claia Farnsworth and Mrs.J.D.McFadyen of Lennoxville.Mrs.H.W.Parry, Mr.James French and Miss Florence French.m VALE PERKINS - The United Church Women at the Vale held the first meeting of the fall session on Sept.19, at the home of Mrs.George Jewett.The ladies had decided to forego their annual food sale and donate the equivalent in money for the treasury.The amount of $60 was bended in.Mrs.Ralph Knowlton, Mrs.George Jewett.Mrs.Howard Jewett, Mrs Martha Challes and Miss Rita Mossa attended the Regional U.C.W.Rally held in Cowansville United Church on Sept.19.TV., RADIO & STEREO EXPERT SERVICE R.YERGEAU, T.V.115 Queen SI., Lennoxville Tel.567-7969 GO ECONOMY More than 90 per cent of all air travellers crossing the North Atlantic in 1962 chose economy class services.Can You Have A Stroke Under 45?Do you think that \u201chigh tension\u201d jobs, rather than housework, can bring on a stroke?Or that strokes only hit old people?Guess again! 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Star of Bethlehem: Mrs.P E.Djon Mr an(1 Mrs Allcn ftarrj.Rodrigue, Mrs.Alice Muir, Mrs.Lon> ^ Hiran Belnap, Mr.Weston Graham, Mrs.Leslie ancj ^jrs Edgar Hill and Mrs.Henderson.\tMary Goodsell, all of Rock Is- Fern, plant: Mrs.Henry Cote, land Mr and Mrs Joe BrouilJ Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, Mrs An- |etlp of ghelton, Conn., and Mr.drea tharest, Mrs.Geo.1 c\u2018hR\u2018.Thomas Hill, of Montreal, spent ^er'\t,\t.Sept.21, at the Hills\u2019 summer Hanging plants (house) small camp type: Mrs.P.E Rodrigue, Mrs.; Among those here on Sept.21 Leslie Henderson, Mrs.lvan|(o aBend the Markwell-Ilaskell McCrea, Mrs.Henrj Cole.wedding were: Mr.and Mrs Cut Flowers Stocks: Willie Alger Patterson, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue,\t,\t,\t; Gordon Stewart and family, of Squash Buttercup: Willie^ stocks: Willie Longmoore, sherbrooke; Mrs.Grace Mark-Longmoore.John Longmoore.Johii Longmom-e, Mrs.G.Lear weu> daughter Elizabeth and ^\t, ,»» î\tn-isvtt4Vi T\\.f»«tj Drttvwxrv T.Q11/11*V t\t.Mrs.Forrest Wright, Weston Graham.Squash H u b b a r d: Willie Longmoore, Mi\u2019s.Andrea Charest, Mrs.Stanley White, Stanley White.Tomatoes, ripe: Mrs.Andrea Charest, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue Mrs.Romeo Landry, Mrs.bert Lemay.Tomatoes, green: Mrs.Allan Little, Forrest Wright, M r s.month, Mrs.Romeo Landn.:son clarence, of Aver\u2019s Cliff;: Gladiolus, 4 colors, 1 of each: iM\u201e A|pha Markwej, and Mr ( Willie Longmoore.Hollis Pat-and Ml.s Ravmond Markwell terson, John Longmoore, Mrs j and family West charleston.Rolland White.\t; yt., Mrs.Percy Markwell and Gladiolus, 1 spike: Hollis 1 «d \u2018daughter, Derby Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue, ^jrs jodn Astbury, Ayer's Cliff; terson W\u2019illie Longmoore, Mrs.G Ro- Learmonth.Asters: Mrs.Romeo Landry, Mrs.P.E.Rodrigue.Mrs.G.Learmonth, John Longmoore.GUIDE TO TELEVISION VIEWING 3_WCAX\u2014Burlington\t5\u2014WPTZ\u2014Plottsburg\t6 TBA\u2014To Be Announced\t12\u2014CFCF \u2014 Montreal \u2014 \u2014CBMT\u2014Montrer! 8\u2014WMTW\u2014Mount Washington 6;00 p.m.'D W orld of Sports 5) 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Patterson, of Gaspe visiting Mr.Patterson's brother Mr.Patterson and Mrs.Patterson.Weekend visitors of Mrs.Stella White and the Misses Linda and Joan were: Mr.and Mrs Gilbert Aulis, of Richmond: Mr and Mrs.Jim Smith.Coaticook: Mr.and Mrs, Reg.Blake and1 son, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Mr.Gary Card, North Hatley.Mr.Geo Ham, of Milby, was a weekend guest of his daughter, Mrs.Wilson May, Mr.Mav and family.Mrs.Joe White returned home on Sept.21 after visiting relatives in Lennoxville.A tea was held in her honor on the same afternoon by her daughter Mrs Florence Blake.Mr.and Mrs.Burton Hill and grandchildren Carolyn, Gary and Brian Cook, motored to Jefferson, N.H., to visit Mrs.Hill\u2019s and Mrs.(uncle and aunt, Mr 'Herbert Ingerson.BUY\u2014SALE\u2014EXCHANGE NOTED FOR PIANO p.m.Night Hour Ed- tr- N SERVICE New and Used 1506 King W«»t, Tgl.5694423 DISCOVER FULL-DEPTH PLEASURE 2) jDoW RELAXES! 5).Perfectly aged to round out true OW REFRESHES, full.bodied Dow ale flavour Smooth and mellow thanks to Dow brewing-temperature techniques 1r\\\\Kt\tA Drtci Dow ale is satisfyin9\u2019 You can OW REWARDS! depend on Dow after Dow after Dow.'iscover jjis \u2018Unctwe S)our FOR FAST ACTION US THE RECORD WANT ADS SijcrbmoklMijBecord MON., SEPT, 30.1963 Sherbrooke's Leading Dairy'' SHERBROOKE PURE MILK HIGH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS \u2014 Ttl.56Ï15IS VANDALS DESECRATE EAST ANGUS CEMETERY EAST ANGES \u2014 (Staff) \u2014 Two police forces are searching for clues concerning vandalism in a Roman Catholic cemetery here Saturday night.Municipal police said this morning that 23 gra>e-slones ysere torn from their bases and overturned in the cemetery of La Fabrique St.Louis de France.Four of them have been partly smashed police added.Provincial and municipal police vs ho are carry ing out the search said this morning that they have as yet uncovered no clues.No footsteps or tools were left in the graveyard, police said.Police were at a loss to explain the motive for the crime.They have never experienced a similar incident in the area.Municipal police suggested that next week's annual pilgrimage to the cemetery might have some connection with the incident.Great strides made by Nigeria towards self-sufficient life By SANDRA PICKFORD (Record staff reporter) Despite the great need for guidance in such fields as education and medicine, the Nigerian has made great strides towards self-responsibility and self-sustainment in the last 15 or 20 years, according to a Canadian couple who retired last year after 35 years of missionary work in the bush of Northern Nigeria.Rev.and Mrs.William Collins, who now make their home in St.Catharines, Ontario are in Sherbrooke until Tuesday, staying at the home of Mr.Collin's daughter, Ruth McCombie wife of Rev.Alex McCombie of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church.The retired couple and another missionary couple, Dr.and Mrs.Donald Whlson of Formosa took part in a weekend missionary conference hosted by St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church.Supported by missions and the government the Nigerians have formed a voluntary fellowship known as the Association of Evangelical Church of West Africa.It is controlled entirely by the Africans, Mr.Collins said.This organization, in turn, has formed a mission society called AMS (African Missionary Society) through which Africans send out their own trained workers as missionaries to their fellow countrymen.\u201cThere are 34 missionaries in,».Northern Nigeria now teaching ., HI health brought the Collins their fellow countrymen, said1, , .^ j if\tn- vr-\to\u201e\u201e\u201e /nn\t!back to Canada but Mr.Collins continues his mission work in janother vein.He has been ap (pointed assistant to the pastor jat the Calvary Church, a parish , which has supported him for The African still needs help 0ver 20 years in his overseas 80 contestants in St.Francis plowing match l PPFR MELBOL'RN'E \u2014 The weather was ideal Kirkdalc Guild and Women's Ehe St.Francis Valley Plow- throughout the day with Society, men\u2019s Association held its temperatures in the sixties.Several hundred spectators a:, hirteenth annual plowing Ehe ground was dampjtended the event.Among whom Bv Mm.11.I l N \\N (Special to I he Record) match Saturday on the farm ftftn the heavy rain which were Mr Allan McCormick, of eighteen years, trailer and by-' Girls under 16 years: Melona drau'ic plows with fourteen con- Coots, 53 2 points, testants entered.Dana Norris Boys under 14, trailer and over 18 years He also had the nf Tiverton took the match hydraulic plows all widths: Git finish in the class\twith a total of 81 points This les Oourcliesne, Tiverton, 8t 5 was the first time that Dana nad points, also best crown entered the plowing competition W viking plows, buys and girl I of Henry Schroders here.R\u2019ll Friday evening and early Drummond ville who represent-\tNelson of Kingsbury took Eighty contestants register- Niturdav morning and several ed Bernard Pinard.Minister °I\to, .''f' Winners in the special classes; 10 to 18.wheels and markers ed for the event, fom-six co[ucs.\u2019\u2018int* experienced dit!»- Roads; Mr.Ben Husk, Rich '\t\u2022j.wore\tallowed: Kermit Goodhue, 78 men, eight women, twenty->'uI,.v 111 Pawing their tract ofimond who represented Emilien ,or\tHarrison of Wind points (five boys and one girl.The\tLhe soil was heavy with TaFrance, Minister of Family *\taUo'had the * be s t bcst lu':\"y draft u'am on Walking plow.plain no wheels a light sod and free of stone.and Social Welfa.e.\t-\t\u2019\tthe ground.\tor shoes allowed, men over is 1 he competition started at FIELD MATCH WINNERS m,-\t,\tNorrev Bi'iinallio e( Bromp 'eai> l.eonanl Govnllme, Tlver ID in , n,\t*i,.ntr-intc\t,5S- l,ooigi doruson.ofi(l)nvin0) tu,s( 1^1,1 (|rHfl teatn|ion, 71.2 points.Also best crown The highest merit on the field Melbourne took *irst place with win, a| neatest outfit.Walking plows, wheels and I*\u2019j Andrew Dunn Itad the best shoes five {youngest contestant on the field was Adair Mountain.(nine of South Durham and the: joldest was Sam Morrison aged,had drawn lots for tracts of was won by Herbie Winget, of 79 points in the ladies clas.« 184, of Richmond.There were hind.\t! Sherbrooke with a total of 83,4 years and over.eleven more contestants régis- Lunch was served on the j points with his entry i tered than last year:\t(grounds at noon-time by the! championship class, plow on the ground.in the These was keen competition; Winners in the various match men in the boys class, fourteen to elas sses were Iraulic, open to all comers: Yvon Richard, 70.5 points.Tractor plow s, hydraulic, wide ami narrow bottom, no wheels or markers allowed, men over 18 years: Galen Code, South Durham, 73.7 points.Also best erewn.Tractor plows, trailer type, wide and narrow bottom, men over 18 years: Garth Carson Richmond, 817 points.Also best crown.Open class, any type tractor allowed, men over IS I\u20191'1\", open to men over is years Norrev Bonnallie, ,v I \"ho h®ve\tPlowed at a years: points.Also host crown.Three furrow, trailer and hy Germain Beau- Northern Nigeria.After learning the Hausa Ian- LADIES WINNER \u2014 Mrs.guage the Collins set out to! George Morrison, of Mel-teach to the Kamuku and Pangu bourne, who took first place tribes which consisted of some 'n the ladies class, 16 years 25,000 people in about a 20 mile an(I over' square.Their station today at Tuhana has been taken over by Rev.and Mrs.Tom Brown who formerly looked after a station to the south of the Collins\u2019 called Gbari.The Gbari station larger and more advanced, has been turned over to African K r>.Mr.Collins.Some 500 churches have been established, all com pletely self-sustaining and reaching out to the areas with their own workers.BEST HEAVY DRAFT TEAM, owned by Willard Harmon of Windsor.CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS WINNER Herbie Winget, right, of Sherbrooke, is seen being eongniliilated liv Frederick Smith, president ol (lie Plowmen's Association.(Record photos by Wm.Lunan) Two die in accidents RC and Protestant school board nominations set for tomorrow mission work.in the fields of education and medicine, however, says Rev.Collins.There are very few doctors, he said.Although there;-.¦.are government-trained doctors rOIIC6 TOpOrt there are no mission doctors.\t.The missions, however, train DUSy month male nurses at mission schools.; .\t.\t.\u201cThe Nigerian people will during August feel the need for the white;\t.,, mans help for many years toip0]jce chief Paul Clair has re-come,\u201d Pnllinc cairt\troute cmei raui v.iair nas re Mr.Collins said.Mr.Collins went to Nigeria in 1925 under the Sudan Interior Mission an evangelical, interdenominational, international mission founded in 1893 by Rev.Rowland Bingham of Toronto.His first wife died there.His second wife went to leased his report for the month of August.There were 111 various calls answered and 18 inquiries made.Seventen reports on accidents were made; 17 persons asking for overnight protection; three arrests were made, one individual fined 525 Nigeria in 1930.They met in f0r an infraction; five robbery Jos, a tin mining area in lhelComplaints answered; 12 traffic central plateau.\tand parking tickets handed out, Their work took (hem into bringing into the police coffers the bush, away from the rail- an amount of $42.; three tickets way lines where Mrs.Collins (still pending; 11 notices or was often the first white woman warnings given regarding traf-every seen.Work began near tic.Zungeru.former capital of( Police assisted at two fire \u2014\t- calls; six escorts were made.(Four animals were destroyed (on request of owners; six bicy-icle licenses distributed, one lost license replaced; three dog (licenses issued bringing in S'1.; i 17 street lamps broken or burnt out were reported to SCP.Over (900 hours were put in by the local force during the month.Roman Catholic and Protes-lterm and until this morning tant ratepayers at separate (there had been no announce meetings Tuesday morning will (ment of any potential opposi nominate candidates for one lion to his re-election by accla weekend bringing the accidentjseat on each of the Catholic malion.death to two.\tarK] Protestant School Commis But a contest seems assured One man was electrocuted and another crushed by his tractor in the area over the Paul Forand, 33, leaving work at a Scotstown quarry Saturday night aboard a mech-aneial shovel was electrocuted after the vehicle's motor came into contact with a high tension wire.sions.\t(for the North Ward seat on the The nomination meeting for Roman Catholic Commission the Protestant Board will be Mr.Baehand announced his held at the City Hall for the (now held by Pierre Baehand.seat at present occupied by decision to stand for re-election several days ago and over the weekend Michael Marengo, an Walter Mutchler, Jr.Mr.Mutchler has announced Scotstown Coroner Roger!*16 W'U seek another three-year insurance agent, also threw his Bouchard said this morning that Mr.Forand's death was immediate.Mr.Forand is a resident of R.R.2 Stanstead.The Second escapee is caught accident occurred two miles Provincial police have re-from Scotstown on the Gould captured another of the three Road at 6.30 p.m.\tFriday night escapees from The other fatality this week (|\u201e.sherbrooke Winter Street end occurred in Dixville when jaj| p0ijfc reported this morn-a tractor overturned and crush ed a farmer beneath it.Alexandre Cloutier 69, of] R.R.3 Dixville was working on! his farm when the brakes on( his tractor failed and the vehi-j cle rolled down a hill, turning over on him.ing.Provincial Police said that early this morning they had picked up the juvenile member of the group near St.Jerome.Flarlicr they re-ar-rested 33-year-old Raymond Friday.Still at large is 24-year-old Raymond Hi nault.Police are questioning the captured youth in an attempt to locate Denaiilt.Richmond hat into the ring.He agreed to seek the seat vhen waited upon by a delega tion of 150 North Ward residents Sunday.Important differences exist in the method of electing members of the two Commissions.Members of the Protestant Board are elected at large, with Protestant voters in all seel ions of the city voting for each va cancy.But representation on the Roman Catholic board is de- ¦¦ Itermined on a geographical |t\"Olir and language basis.I One French speaking mem Successful 3 days for Boundary fair match before: lac, 67,2 points.Match judges for the contest were, 11.R.Ross, (horses), of Bromptonvillo; Mel Page of Birchton and I.en Clarke, of .Sliei hrooke, ( plowing), The annual banquet and an-mmucement of all the prize winners will b,- held in the United Chiiri h Hall in South Durham beginning at 5:30 i m October 9 Coin club meeting tonight The Sherbrooke Numismatic Society will meet tonight at the I St.Jeanne D\u2019Arc Parish Centre, corner Fairmount and Gall in Sherbrooke for the monthly meeting of the group.Doors will be open at 7 p.m.The club has moved to the ground floor of the building instead of the room on the second floor, Charles Andre Beaudoin, editor of the club bulletin, notes that, the secretary-treasurer, Mrs.Lola Caron of Sherbrooke, has left town to take up residence in Quebec City.A replacement may be named at tonight's meeting, being held Sept.30.Eddy Echenberg has been named president of the Canadian Numismatic Association.He was named to the post dur- TH0S.W.LEONARD NOTARY Continniful Bldq ' Suite 509 Tel IQ 9-2600 FREE ESTIMATES Cn Renovaiions, Repairs & Painting Call Bishop Bros.Ltd.Tel.562-9315 BRIEFLETS RICHMOND Dr.D.L.Dykeman\u2019s office will be closed from the 9th to the 14th of October inclusive.Richmond county health clinics tttSt AltgUS Lemire one hour after his ed his stud es at Dalhousic Uni escape from the loeal prison (versity, Halifax, N.S.Mrs.D.L.Dykeman, a n dja daughter, Daphne, Mr.Russe ber is elected for the North, East and West wards and one for (he combined Centre and South wards.An English-speak ing member is elected at large.Members of both commissions are named for three-year-terms, two retiring in each of two years and one in the third year.Candidates may be proposed Mr.Douglas Kerr has rcsum-|a* Ihc nomination gatherings being held Tuesday from 10| am.to noon and require onlyj proposer and seconder.ROCK ISLAND \u2014 (Special) \u2014 After three successfu nights the Boundary Rotary Fair closed at midnight Saturday, During the three nights all game booths were well palro nized and many went home with valuable prizes.John Lees, Stanstead, was -\u2014\u2014\u2014- winner of the grand prize, a|Langevin, Danny Wallace, Mrs, trip for two to either BermudajH- Johnson, Beebe.Unclaimed 'n^ Hie ( NA convention held or Florida, or $500 cash.\tjare 1) 2 anil J ilt.A prize ma> l1n-llVa^Cf!UV'u -A,IK\"sl H* Chancit winners on Saturday n.» ,.|.l|mi.,i |1V,\t,,,\t\u2018 Lehcnberg was director evening were Miss Lauret le i-eorsRnek tVl it\tK ' of \",0 ('NA for ,hc I,rovin«* iSh- or words \u2014 like socialism \u2014 there is only one question to be asked about, a measure proposed by the government.Is it good or is it bad for the people of Quebec.\u2019\u2019 I every class.Mrs.Albert Wilson was in charge of the games.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Kiley and her committee, assisted by Mrs.Fernand Bouchard, Mrs Ben Rainville and Mrs.Aime Lebrun.Among the special guests of the Guild were Mr.and Mrs.Tiouis J.Hebert representing the Catholic School Commis sion.\"Until we have gotten rid of|SU,,¦\u2018, Roek 4 40\t4'™ No more delays Destroy tower ROBERTSON, Edna Flor.nca \u2014 In Montreal on Saturday, Sept.28.1063, Edna Florence Johnston, beloved wife of Ih* late Dr.Edward Archibald Robert son and dear mother of Florence Margaret, Carol Edna, (Mrs Otto Maass) and Thomas Dunbar.Funeral from The Chapel of Tecs and Co.Ine., on Tuesday at II am.In Mount Royal Crematorium.JERUSALEM lawyer Samuel BOSTON (AID Two tremen TEMPLE, Elnora \u2014 At Ayer's doits blasts of explosive SundayjCliff, Que., on Saturday, Sep-demolished Texas Tower No.2, 'ember 28th.1963, Elnora M.constructed at a cost of $12, j Whitney, in her 34th year, be-373,350 in the mid-lOSOs to serve loved wife of the late Edwin as an air foree radar outpost] temple, and dear sister of ir.the Atlantic.A spokesman''race A.Whitney.Resting at Rcsniek was^or lbp anny corPx ,lf engi-|Ca*s^Funeral Home, 39 Duffe- St.Michael's Guild chose the told by Israel interior ministry date for this occasion at a most opportune time a« Sunday, September 29, was the feast day \u201e\t.of their patron saint.officials Sunday that they will not permit further postpone-1 ment of his return to Canada neers, which eontractod for rin ltd Stanstcad Funeral scr-demolition of the now obsolete j Y lee will he held at Beulah tower 137 miles southeast of Chatham, Mass., on Cape Cod, has been VTTraêl;^ ca1rcf\"\"v P|«nned «per-without legal status since Aug.\u2022lion WPnl 0,f 8 when his three-month tourist visa expired.Toronto police] |have a warrant for him charg Plan tour ¦\u2022¦¦YttffâbïÜfivi 1 imB But there's one family need that v:on V cost you anything., it's this Metropolitan service: Family Security Check-Up Rough landing NEW YORK (AP)\u2014A jet air-,.\t.liner with 76 persons aboarf,'\"8 him w.th theft of $8,000.made an emergency landing; Sunday and sheared off its nose\t1\t*1 J wheel as the pilot swerved to'vAA*e3 00 (S line» or lesa).IN MEMORIAM NOTICES 20c per count line Minimum charge.>2 00 (10 llnei or leaa).Poetry 25 cents s tin» estrs.Additional name* over three: 10 cents each name.ALL ABOVE NOTICES MUST CARRY SIGNATURE Of PERSON SENDING NOTICE.OBITUARIES Obituaries on# month o( tlshed free.A is made for received within death are pub-charge of >3 00 obituaries 4e- i ayed beyond this period.The Record reserves the right to edit or condense obit-! uarieo because of space Umita- tlnns. 6 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON., SEPT.SO, 1903 « BIG PUMPKIN \u2014 This 60- [ Inches from item to stern, pound pumpkin was grown by Seen In the picture are left 15-year-old Roger Routhier, Roger Rotilhier and right, Derby Line.It measured 52 Randy Bronson, measuring inches around and was 28\u2019A I the pumpink.Roger said he did not feed It; It just grew this way.He thinks it will make good filling for pumpkin pies his Mom makes.OUflK jiutosoutp ou oum Arlisls' Society opens Thetford concert drive QUEBEC AUTOROUTES AUTHORITY EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AUTOROUTE I\u2014BRIDGE ON THE AUTOROUTE INTERSECTION OF CHEMIN D'AUSTIN PROJECT V-42 Tenders are being called by the Quebec Autoroutes Author ity for the construction ot a bridge on the Eastern Townships Autoroute, at the intersection of the Autoroute and the Chemin D\u2019Austin, County of Brome.Ulan as guest artist.In addition to these tour concerts there will also be a recital by the American pianist, Kaczynski.Beginning its fourth year of providing concerts for Thetford s music lovers, the Artists- Society hoped the sale of tickets will go over the top to ensure yet another successful season of 2\u2014\tProject V-45 VIADUCT OVER THE AUTO ROUTE AT THE INTERSEC TION OF ROUTE DE LA MONTAGNE \u2014MUNICIPALITY OF MAGOG \u2014 STANSTEAD COUNTY TENDERS are being called by the Quebec Autoroutes Author-for the construction of a con-ity for the construction ot a concrete viaduct, over the auto route, at the intersection of Route de la Montagne, county of Stanstead.3\u2014\tProject V-46 VIADUCT AT THE INTERSECTION OF CHERRY RIVER ROAD \u2014 MUNICIPALITY OF MAGOG TOWNSHIP \u2014 COUNTY OF SHEFFORD Tenders are being called by the Quebec Autoroute Authority for the construction of a concrete viaduct at the intersection of a Cherry River Road.Municipality of Magog Township, County of Shefford, being part of the Eastern Townships Autoroute.Only those persons, partnerships, companies and corpora tions, doing business as general contractors and having their head offiee in the province of aiebec are invited to bid on is work.Copy of the plans, speeifica tions and form of tender may be obtained upon remittance of a certified cheque on a Canadian bank, or money order in the amount of $30.00 (in each case) payable to the Quebec Autoroute Authority, which is not refundable, in applying to: Department of Roads, Room E-5 Contracts Department, Parliament Buildings, QUEBEC, P.Q.or to: Quebec Autoroutes Authority, Room 1600, 75 Dorchester Blvd.W., MONTREAL 1, P.Q.Onlv tenders who have submitted their tender in accordance with instructions and specifications will be considered; moreover the Quebec Autoroutes Authority does not commit itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.A certified cheque on a Cana dian bank to the order of the Quebec Autoroutes Authority or a Bid Bond from an author ized company for the amount equal to 10% of (he sum of the bid shall be furnished with the tenders.Tenders will be received at the office of the: Department of Roads.Contracts Department, Room E-5, Parliament Buildings, QUEBEC CITY, P.Q.until 2:30 p.m.Eastern Daylight Saving Time, WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 161h.1963, to be opened at (he same address and at the same hour.The lender envelopes must bear the mention: \u201cTender for Project V-42-\u2019, \u201cTender for Project V-45\u201d or \u201cTender for Project V-46 \u2019.GORDON QUILLET, Secretary, Quebec Autoroutes Authority.THETFORD MINES \u2014 Die Thetford Artists\u2019 Society launch, cd a campaign for the sale of tickets for its 1963 \u2022 1964 season of concerts at a meeting of the symphonic music, executive, held at the Manoir Hebert Hotel on Sept.16 Chaired by Dr.Jacques Dussault, president, of the Society, J.Emile Marcoux and R.W.Godfrey were appointed chairmen of the committee in charge of the sale of the season's tickets.During the forthcoming season, it was announced that there would be four concerts and one recital, as compared lo four last year.These will be held in the St.Alphonse Parish hall.The first will take pace Oct.16th, with the Quebec Symphony Orchestra directed by Wilfrid Pelletier.Soloist will be Miss Gloria Richard, soprano.Second of the concerts will be held Nov.6, when Leon Barzin will direct the Quebec Sym- Thetford Mines Mrs.Harry Marshall and granddaughters, the Misses Christine and Patricia Payeur, recently visited Mrs.Marshall\u2019s brothers and sisters in Meriden, Conn.Mr.and Mrs.Lyman Little and daughter, Joan, of Dundas, Ont,, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Russell Little and Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Little and family.Mrs.Annie Little accompanied them on their return to spend some time with her daugh ter and family at Trenton, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Clifford J.Gun 1er, of Richmond, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Jack McCabe.{American Legion' Auxiliary installs new executive NEWPORT \u2014 The September meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs.Helen Hunter, second district president, who installed the new officers.Prior to the installation a short business meeting was con ducted.It was decided that all the obligations to department be met immediately.A sum of money wa* voted to Mrs Hunter, who is asking each unit to help further the education of a girl in Lima Peru.Ways of raising money were discussed and it was decided to have an auction at the October meeting.This had proved profitable as well as fun at a meeting last year.Each member is asked to bring an item, or items, to the meeting, which will be held on Oct.21, at the home of Mrs.Ruth Darby, Derbÿ Line The installation of officers followed adjournment, with Mrs.Hunter installing the following as the leaders of Foster Cosby unit in Derby Line: President Mrs.Ruth Darby; vice-presidents, Mrs.Veima Curtis and Mrs.Gertrude Stevens; secretary, Mrs.Harriet Downing; treasurer, Mrs.Merle Grow; chaplain, Mrs.Effie Gray; historian, Mrs.Janice Palin; and sergeant-at-arms, Mrs.Gertrude Cross.After the installation ceremony, a question and answer period about different phases of Auxiliary work proved most informative.Lunch was served buffet style from the dining area, where the table was attractive with a floral centerpiece of multi-colored pe tunias.Before departure the group toured the beautiful home.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Thomp phony Orchestra and Hiderato son ant*\tof Sherbrooke, Bride-to-be is feted at Foster FOSTER \u2014 Mrs.A.E.Thompson entertained at a delightful shower for her niece, Miss Kathy Morgan, when a large number of friends and relatives were present.The bride-elect received a large number of useful gifts.Lunch was served at the close of the evening.Miss Morgan is being married to Serge Sylvain, of Waterloo, formerly of this place.Suzull, violinist, will be the so-loist.On F'eb.12, Francoys Bernier will be guest conductor for the Quebec Symphony Orchestra and Arthur Freemen, trumpeter, the guest artist.On March 25, Wilfrid Pelle tier will return to the podium, conducting the Symphony Or-ehestra, with pianist David Bar and Mrs.Grace Thompson, of North Hatley, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Donaghy.SOUTH DURHAM \u2014 Mr, and Mrs.John Philbrick, of Danville, and Mr.and Mrs.Ross Carter, of North Hatley, were guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Quince Richmond.From fhe pen of E.T.writers The Lingwiek Cemetery.On the 18th day of August From the North Hill MacKinnon family, There was \u2022 dedication DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Province of Quebec TENDERS TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY SECTION: Q.E.PROJECT: Q.E 69 Tenders are invited bv the Department of Roads for the construction of a reinforced1 concrete structure and also the approaches located on Trans Canada Highway, in the municipality of St-Louis-de-Brand-! ford parish, Arthabaska county.Tenders are to he sent in a special envelope, which may be obtained at Department of Roads t Office of Trans-Canada ! Highway 8440 St-Laurent Blvd., Montreal.or At Room E-5 Department of Roads Parliament Buildings Quebec.A copy of plans, specifications and form of tender may bc\u2018 obtained on payment of a ccr ! tified check or money order to the amount of $25 not reimbursable.Only contractors having their principal place of business in Canada are allowed to hid.A certified check, to the order of the Minister of finance of the Province or a policy of guarantee from a company auth orized to provide surely (bid bond) for an amount equal to 10% of the total amount of the hid shall be included with the tender.Tenders will be received aF .the office of the Contracts\u2019 Ser vice, Room E-5, Parliament j Buildings, Quebec City, unlil 2 h.30 P.M.Eastern Daylight Sav.ing Time, October 16, 1963.to be opened at the same office and at the same hour.The envelope must bear the words \u201cTrans-Canada Highway, Section Q.E.Project Q.E.-BO .The Minister docs not bind himself lo accept the lowest nor any of the tenders.Roger LaBrèque, Dpputv Minister.In the face of countless fears.Their faith in God ne\u2019er faltered Nor their integrity And rich the heritage they brought From Lewis o\u2019er the sea.And they brought the Gaelic language Sweet w'ere there songs of yore And how we loved to hear them So rich in Highland lore.As the trail\u2019s end drew nearer And the toil worn hands sought rest Sing the Twenty Third in Gaelic Often was a last request.Here the pioneers of Lingwiek Have their earthly resting square And OH! How clear the memories As we read the names carved (here.Here is now a wreath of roses Farther on some other flower All placed there in kind remembrance Of some friend they knew before.See the steps so slow and feeble Stop now near a certain mound Clasped hands that with age do tremble This to them is hallowed ground.Here now rest the men who laboured On the trails and farms around, With axe and hoe they tilled the lands That now with crops abound.There was nought here but the forest Ahead long days of toil \u2019Ere they could reap a harvest From the virgin forest soil.On some stones the names arc dim Where the green moss now does show, Yet we find some dated back To a hundred years ago.In the hush of summer evenings People still will Journey there For the sske of loved ones gone And remembering say a prayer.Walk humbly then while you are here For no matter who you are You too one day will be but day Beneath the shining stars.Yes! Pioneers of Lingwiek That now rest beneath the aod May we leave as fine a heritage To our country and our God.Donald N.Morrison Sentstown.Quebec 9 64 AC A > £\t¦&*> ,\tSf , 4' \u2022%, >,;s; ¦ X lïl w r i n Beaumont Custom Convertible In éé ÉMHRMljÉI ÿ cæ=ESi&mmmm*z ïi .,.v\t- Dramatic new beauty '\t\u201c\t1 Motors 64 ACADIAN 1567 King Street West I DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE LIMITEE Phone 569-9351 Be sure to watch 'Telescope\" on CBMT and \"Zero One\" on CFCF-TV.Check your local listings for time and channel.Sherbrooke, Quebec.4604 ^ ' I MM g SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MOV., SEPT.30, 1983 i or an d ab ou omen Women's Groups îherbrooke Hospital Ladies' A'^.iiiary Gifts from auxiliary members slock hospitality she?3RD SHERBROOKE Members of the Sherbrooke Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary met in the Conference room erSonci\\ Mr.and Mrs.Mostyn Bradley and three children, Susan, Michael and Linda, left Saturday for St.Catharines, Ont., where they will make their future home.! Anyone Haying items of in ! terest for the Social Column please phone Mrs.P.Pick ; ford, LO.9 3636, Local 38.MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS 511 i A letter of introduction helps break the ice for a stranger in a new community.Mrs.Myrtle C.Southwood of Sherbrooke announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Jane Elizabeth South wood R.N.to Mr.John David Kipp, son of Mr.Fred Kipp of Newport, Vermont.The bride to be is the daughter of Dr.II.T.Southwood of Edmonton, Alberta, and Mr.Kipp is the son of Mrs.Leon Seipatrick, Dover, New Hampshire.The wedding to take place in St.Peter\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, on October 26, 1963.MOTHERS\u2019 AUX The Mothers\u2019 Auxiliary oi the 3rd Sherbrooke Gompanj teld their first fall meeting in St.Patrick\u2019s Church Hall or September 26.Mrs.E.Martin presided.Mrs.McVeigh, treasurer, ad vised that a very successfu food sale and donation from the Catholic Women\u2019s League \u2014 St.Bridget\u2019s Council had re suited in a favorable financial report Mrs.R.McManus reported a successful sale of cookies on September 21.Arrangements are to be made by Mrs.McManus for Guides and Brownies of 3rd Sherbrooke Company to receive communion on the third Sunday of the month, at the 9:30 a m.Mass, if possible.Miss Nancy Martin, Tawny Owl, is accompanying Miss M Gallagher to a trainers\u2019 meeting in Knowlton for the weekend of September 27.The Auxiliary members are hopeful that new Brownie and Guide mothers will be able to attend the October meeting on the 3rd Thursday evening of the month.After-bowling supper for the team If you have been planning to have the team over for a meal after bowling, better do it soon or you\u2019ll have to wait until the fall.You don\u2019t need to make a big production out of it \u2014 everyone will be so hungry that they will appreciate whatever you serve, as long as there is plenty of it! Meat Pie with Herb Biscuit Topping, Spring Salad, Pickles or Relish, Layer Cake with Ice Cream, Coffee.Here\u2019s a meal that will satisfy your guests.Though they may think it took hours to prepare, it need not be much work for you.Good planning is the secret.The main thing is to have practically everything ready ahead of time.In other words, have the meat mixture in a baking dish that you can set on top of the stove to heat before putting it in the oven; and have the topping mixed in a bowl, except for the milk which you will add and mix in after you get home.Also, have the salad vegetables chopped and in the salad bowl so that all you have to do is add the dressing and toss.Incidentally, don't forget to turn on the oven as soon as you get home from bowling; pre-heat to 425° F.minutes.Add meat, vegetables and sauces and pour into flameproof casserole.Store in the refrigerator until needed later in the day (or the next day).TOPPING 2 cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, Vs cup shortening, Vt teaspoon paprika.Mi teaspoon savory, 2 tablespoons (or more) chopped parsley, 1 cup milk.Sift flour, baking.powder and salt.Cut in shortening, then add seasonings and stir in milk to make a soft dough.Drop by spoonfuls on hot meat mixture.Bake in 425° F.oven until lightly browned (25 or 30 minutes).Finger Lickin' Good Kentucky Fried Chicken in the\tQC BARREL TitîïO 21 pcs.of chicken (only) Pat's Chicken Villa 116 Queen St., Lennoxville.Tel.569-0881 For delivery in Sherbrooke or Lennoxville \u2014 50e MEAT PIE WITH HERB BIS-CUIT TOPPING For the meat mixture, we suggest the following recipe in which leftover cooked roast is used.Of course, if you have no leftover roast you can make from \u201cscratch\u201d, or you might use canned stew.In any ease, be sure to include the mushrooms because they give the pie glamor as well as flavor.I pint (>A pound) mushrooms, sliced, 1 small onion, chopped 2 tablespoons fat 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons flour, 2 beef bouillon cubes dissolved in, Zti cups boiling water, 2 cups cubed, cooked roast, 2 cups cooked vegetables (peas, carrots, potatoes), 1 tablespoon catsup 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce.Saute mushrooms and onion in hot fat for about 5 minutes.Sprinkle on salt and flour and stir in bouillon (if you have leftover gravy, use it instead of some of the bouillon).Stir and heat about 5 Relax - he's just looking RECORD OF QUALITY A young wife feels insecure because her husband is quick to cast an admiring glance at any pretty girl.\u201cHe says he loves me,\u201d she writes, \u201cbut it\u2019s hard to believe he does when he\u2019s so quick to appreciate every other girl\u2019s looks even when we\u2019re out together,\u201d Get it out of your head that your husband is different from other men.That\u2019s just normal behavior for a man \u2014 and marriage doesn't change it.Some husbands are better than others about not seeming to notice other women when their wives are with them.But that doesn\u2019t, mean they aren't aware of every pretty girl who crosses their path.Men enjoy looking at pretty girls, and there\u2019s nothing a wife can do to change a man\u2019s nature.If a man was shipwrecked on ty girls won\u2019t hurt his marriage, not unless his wife makes something of it.Today\u2019s recipe ST.GEORGE\u2019S PARISH GUILD St.George\u2019s Parish Guild, Lennoxville, met on Wednesday, Sept.25, with an attendance of 12 members.Archdeacon T.J.Matthews opened the meeting with prayer.The annual parish dinner was discussed and plans made to join with other branches in this undertaking.Among the correspondence were letters of thanks for dona lions given.The Memorial Book was on display and plans were discussed for preserving it in a glass case on a special stand to be placed in the west window of the church.Plans were made to hold a bridge marathon in the near future.The date of the Christmas sale is to be December 5.The tea hostesses were Mrs.McLaughlin and Mrs.W.H.Fisher.of the Hospital recently to discuss their fall and winter projects.Mrs.Max Rothschild, president, expressed her appreciation for voluntary work carried on during the course of the summer months and invited members to join her in the special Auxiliary prayer for all Hospitals.Following the presentation of the minutes of the last meeting by Mrs.Pierre Beaudry secretary; Mrs.Paul Gerçais, treasurer; reported a bank balance of $6,869.95.Mrs.Hilda Morrison, Hospitality Shop convener, informed the meeting that the Shop sales during the months of June, July, and August, 1963 were $6,066.10.Mrs.Morrison pointed out this was approximately $18 over the preceding year\u2019s sales.Mrs.R.Thibodeau, Bursaries\u2019 convener; gave her financial report and letters of thanks received from 2 Nurses for whom the Auxiliary had provided funds for a Unit Administration Course.Mrs.W.P.Charlebois, Hospitality Cart convener; asked for more volunteers and gave a detailed report of those who gave their time to pushing the cart during the summer months.Mrs.L.Curtis, In Memoriam Fund convener; submitted her financial statement which gave a bank balance of $1,-789.73.Mrs.R.Gosselin informed members that the Baby Birth- ADMIRING GIFTS \u2014 Mrs.V.Bauman, tea convener and Mrs.Hilda Morrison, Hospitality Shop convener, are shown here admiring some of the gifts donated annually by members of the Sherbrooke Hospital Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, as their admission to the Membership Tea, which will be held this year on October 28, in the Nurses Resident , of the Sherbrooke Hospital.New members are especially welcomed at this time.(Photo by Gerry Lemay) day Club enrolled a total of 77 new members over a 3 month period, June, July, August).There is $229.68 in this fund.Mrs.S.Gray, Activities convener; 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Wo show you how to cut perfect patterns for every size and every style of ladies\u2019, men\u2019s and children's clothing in JUST ONE HOUR.THE WORLD RENOWNED \u201cINTERNATIONAL FASHION STUDIO\u201d Polly's pointers by Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY \u2014 Here\u2019s the way our daughters spent their before-bedtime hours when we were on vacation and staying in motels: Before we left home, I bought a paperback scrapbook, tube of paste, three small blunt scissors and two or three inexpensive ballpoint pens.They were all put in a shopping bag which went in the car.Throughout each day, the girls would gather together matchbook folders, menus, napkins, postcards and so on, and drop them into the bag.When we stopped for the night, and the girls were ready for bed, we brought out the holds some moisture in the soil.\u2022M.McC.DEAR POLLY \u2014 When stair carpeting gets thin along the edges, I take a clean sponge | and soak the worn carpet with; dye and let it dry overnight.1 usually start with a quart of hot: Nurses\u2019 Residence, when new water and then add dye.I buy! members will be made wel-dye as close to the carpet color as possible and dilute or add faction that the Auction Sale was a tremendous success, having realized a net profit of $659.95.She expressed the Auxiliary\u2019s appreciation to Mr.Art Bennett, his family and assistants; help in this project and also congratulated Mrs.Helen Morrison who looked after the soft drink cooler; the Auxiliary for their generosity in the donation of articles for sale, and the telephoning and pick-up work done by them.A special word of thanks was given to the Windsor Mills branch for their co-operation.Mrs.V.Bauman will convene the Membership Tea to be held on October 23, in the The Hospital Tag days will be held on 27-28.It is planned to hold an Oyster Party on Friday, November 1, at Hovey Manor for the Auxiliary and their friends.Members will receive more details of these events by mail during the coming month.Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.R.Pick, Mrs.C.F.Sims and Mrs.George Davidson.dye until the desired shade is acquired.Remember, it will look darker when wet, so allow for that.One application lasted a year and a half.I repeated it recently, and it worked again.\u2014MRS.P.R.come and the Auxiliary will give their annual donation of gifts, hand-made and knitted baby clothes, etc., to stock the Hospitality Shop.BANDED TOGETHER Turn-of-the-century motorists often banded together in convoys for safety on long-distance tours.bag and they assembled and arranged their treasures.Then Share your favorite home- they labeled, pasted and put making ideas .send them\tD_rte_\t_c them together in the scrap- to Polly m care of Sherbrooke;\tBOOST WINE SALES book.Their father and I had a Daily Record.You\u2019ll receive a South Africa sold 2,181.319 gal chance to relax, read the paper'bright, new silver dollar ifjlons of wine to Britain in 1962, and make plans for the next Polly uses your ideas in Polly\u2019slan increase of 10 per cent over day.Back home again, the scrapbook recalls many worthwhile and pleasant memories.\u2014MRS.J.P.A.DEAR POLLY \u2014 Do not discard a favorite purse because the handle is broken or worn Buy about 15 inches of sash chain in either \u201cgold\u201d or \u201csilver\u201d finish and attach to the Pointers.10-20 presents a revolutionary ingeniously simple way of Cu ' tn^ Pattern Cutting at our PATTERN CUTTING SHOW Save Money\u2014Learn to Cut Any Pattarn in On* Hour! No Talent, No Previous Knowledge, No Figurir _ .iguring Necessary.Ladies, here is the greatest opportunity for you to save money on home dressmaking for the whole family.Every Woman Will Undontand Immediately! Never Before Such Simplicity! Everyone can cut patterns to their own measurements in every size for any garment.No more waste in material! No more misfits! Every pattern fits perfectly.May we present to you this excellent opportunity! We Guarantee that you con cut with this method any pattern after ONE demonstration only! Acclaimed by World Proas, Radio, TV ai \u201cAmazing,\" \u201cFantastic,\" \"Has to bo soon to bo boliovod ., Sounds too good to bo true!\" SHAPELY BASIC Four-way magic! Sew a shapely basic to wear by itself or with the exciting flying panel cape let OR choose smart versions with front tie, tab-trimmed de tails.Printed Pattern 9348: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 Yardage in pattern.Send 50 cents in (money order, not cash or otamps) to Sherbrooke Daily Record.Household Arte Dept., Sher brooke, Que.Print plainly size, name, address, pattern number.the previous year.K Mrs, Pierrette Boucher, Graduate Electrologist For removing unwanted hair permanently by electrolysis.Come in for a free consultation at CLINIQUE D'ELECTROLYSE 144 Wellington St.North Tel.562-0842 \u2022 -enr-sy \u2014 r-rr where the worn handle purse wiieic tuc nrum xiciituir was connected.Several of my! friends have tried this and, like myself, are enjoying the use of, what would have been a discarded purse.\u2014JACKIE DEAR POLLY \u2014 If you pink the edges of a patch before it is sewn over a hole, the patch will not ravel so quickly or get loose when you wash the garment.\u2014MRS.M.O.DEAR POLLY \u2014 My luggage is a well-known make, and is easily misplaced in a crowd as there are so many others like it.On the ends of the bags, I have pasted bright-colored seals \u2014Christmas, Easter or animals seals.Four are enough to make a piece easy to identify.I tell the porter that mine are the bags with the pictures on the ends.If someone should pick up a piece by mistake, I can readily identify it as mine.\u2014 MRS.I.M.\u2014POLLY DEAR POLLY\u2014If the readers have the problem of dispos ing of bulky cereal and other cardboard boxes, I have the solution.Put water in your sink and let the boxes soak in the water.This softens them so you can squeeze them to lump no bigger than your hand and saves lots of space in the trash can.\u2014MRS.M.C.DEAR POLLY \u2014 Save worn-out and soiled household sponges.When potting plants, fit pieces of them in the bot toms of the pots.Makes excellent drainage material and also Only One Demonstration Necessary DEMONSTRATION AT:\tAttendance Fee 50c .HOTEL NEW SHERBROOKE.CORNER OF KING AND DEPOT Daily From: Wed., Oct.2nd through Friday, Oct.4th.3 Demonstrations Daily: 10 A.M.\u2014 2 P.M.\u2014 7:30 P.M.DEMONSTRATIONS IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH! PLEASE NOTE! No information esn be given by telephone! Only experts work on your furnituro st Besulac.\u2014 csr and furnitura upholstery \u2014 BEAULAC SEAT COVERS 75 Queen St.\u2014 Lennoxville Tel.569-7271 TïlakeTci&tiefi JCuncheA 'î/MkhfBaJeed BREAD & ROLLS (Watt's LO.2-2744 -V; iiti ï > Him**1 .Hiii.: iiiï'is::H s s*HItiU EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER WANTED IN A COMBINATION REFRICERATOR-FREEZER Here\u2019s Beauty, Quality, Convenience and Value in the most modern Refrigerator-Freezer combination available.You get more modern features to keep food at its delicious best.and you\u2019ll save on Kelvinator\u2019s lower operating cost._________ The Food Freezer Section holds 100 lbs.of frozen / JN^ food at perfect storage level.^ The Refrigeration Section provides over 10 cu.ft.of \u2014\u2014\t\u2014 space with Kelvinator\u2019s famous Humidiplate k In \u201cMoist-Cold\u201d system with Automatic Defrosting.MODEL K-750 TWO-DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER |00 » cm ïgçajj \u2018 \u2022 x 3 FOR MODERN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES See Your Favorite Dealer or Southern Canada Power not WE GUARANTEE AND SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL l SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MON, SEPT.30, 1963\t9 N.V.CLOUTIER /« CHRYSLER DODGE VALIANT ^ LO 2 3805 43 Wellington St.S Used Car Lot\u2014 1463 King West Sherbrooke 4- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES CASH RATE \u2014 3 c«nt* par word, minimum charge 50 c«nt* for 16 word* or la».Three contecutlve inwrtiont, 3rd day half charge.Si* consecutive msertiont, JS*» off.10 cenl$ for mailing Racord Box replia».DEADLINE \u2014 Clailified Adt accepted until 4.00 P.M.day previous to insertion.Auction Sales.Legal Notice».Classified Display and Display accepted until 13 noon previous day; 10 A.M.Saturday for Monday.S69 3636.t.Articles For Sale I.Articles For Sale 8a.Authorized New Car 20.Wanted To Purchase 36.Miscellaneous UPTON STAMP Album leap, approx.15,000, Approx.2000 mounted, 1500 unmounted.Reason for sale; tailing eyesight.116 Crown St.Danville.BENCH saw, 4\u201c jointer, 36\u201d Beaver wood lathe.Including motors 4 1/3 h.p.Other tools.116 Crown St.Danville, Que.Dealers PIANO accordion 120 bass, as new\tPOWER takeoff for Massey Harris, Two formal gowns, sue 12-14.Rea BU1CK, Pontiac,\tOJÜTc I tractor No.30.also Beatty ma ] «enable.562-6536.\tTnieka.Salas '* Service.Deluxe' nur® ,r*ck *bout *° f\u2018 c,n TK TWfiTx».t*r Kon.r.an w > Automobile Ltd.LM7 King Wo.\tWaterville.also drag plow TWO VAN hot water boiler», 40 h.p.\t2 or 3 furrow plo^*.with Winkler burners for oil 4 3-2._\t^ IKÎ\u201c and also old crankcase oil.Apply!I M P E R1 A L Chrysler, Plymouth.,,,\t.\t7!\t777 at 34 Galt Terrace.\tValiant.Fargo Trucks.Sales A '\" ^^TEP,.l,\u201c -Service.Martin Motor Sales Ltd.SPECIAL on cedar shrubs for 406 Belvedere St Tel LO.«-363» ABCD HEARING AID CENTER Specialist* in hearing aids.22 years of experience.Easy Terms.Goods and Services ANTI FREEZE, permanent type,! $3.39 per gallon.Snow tires from _ $8.88.Mor-Power batteries from G $7.95 with trade-in.Canadian Tire Stores, 430 Minto St., Sherbrooke; 744 Main St., Magog.hedges, for month of October.Al- : so a box stove for sale.LO.7-6875.Doo.State model.Write George | Buireii, Gworgevui*, Que.p.o.119 Frontenac St.Tei.569 2348 Box 41.THE PERFECT gift to those you love for Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas, is a Sonotone hearing aid.They will hear a child\u2019s voice again.Call or write for further information, G.J.Greenland, 772 Argyle, Tel.567-7081.Sales, Service.Repairs, Accessories.COMMISSION AUCTION SALE BURY, QUE.Every Tuesday at 8 p.m.Harry Graham, Jr., Auctioneer.Tel.872-3316 9.Trucks For Sale E.TELEVISION, 1962 floor mo-j- del, in good condition.562-0042.\tj!959 5 TON DODGE lumber truck.BABYTEND A wanted in good condition.Phone Magog 843-2740.fully equipped, new motor, A-l 32 HEAD of Jersey cattle, 2 tractors,: Ures.569-5353 after 4 p.m baler, all farm machinery and 2300 bales of hay.Complete sugar i n li\tr\tc I equipment.For information.Jules ¦ U- rIOrSeS rOf jQlC Cote, Auctioneer, Cowansville.\u2014-1 ___________________________________ TWO colts, one coming three years.RECORD Players as low as $29.95\tand one coming two year*.Call Ross-Blron Electric Ltd.183 Fron- TE.7-2527.Waterville.tenac St.Tel.562-1564.-\u2014\u2014\u2014- 11.Livestock For Sale 10 JERSEY cows, registered, accredited, vaccinated, and free listed, 4 to 6 years.Fresh and freshening soon.Number of bull and heifer calves also.Apply Vernon Knapp, North Hatley.842-2217.CASH WAITING.Best prices paid for all sire cedar post* or log*.We come to your place and pay before we load.Send for price list.Vermont Lumber Co., Newport Vt., Sawmill Tel 334*633; after 5 call 334-7738.26.Help Wanted: Male L A.MARTEL LTEE Electrical Contractor We specialize in repairing electric stoves, irons, electrical fixtures, fluorescents, etc.930 Galt W.\u2014 L0.9 2840 Beaudean Inc.Your Bonded and Licensed Real Estate Brokers P.O Box 400.Lennoxville Tel.569 9178 or 819-838 4808 4.Property For Sole jIT\u2019S NO TRICK to be treated to the best of real estate values when you shop with Charles Connors, the realtor, LO.2-4000.AUCTION SALE for Léo Desmarais, R.R.No.2, between Abercorn & Sutton SUTTON Friday, October 4th, 1963, 1 p.m.Sharp EVERYTHING will be sold without reserve: 32 head of Jersey cattle, all clear of federal test, most of them vaccinated with certificates.Including: 19 good milking cows, (2 are due to freshen soon); 3, 2'A year old heifers due to freshen this fall; 1, 1'A year old bull; 5 one vear old heifers; 4 spring calves.MACHINERY: Ford tractor with hydraulic, power take off, chains in very good condition); mowing machine; 2 points plow; Oliver No.77 tractor, live power take off, pulley; New Holland No.77 hay baler, with 4 cylinder motor; hay loader; 2 wheel trailer with hay rack; Massey-Harris No.11 -4 bars - side delivery rake; hay tender; cultivator; scale; belt; rubber tire manure spreader; 2 wheel trailer for sap gathering; disc and finishing harrows; wheelbarrow; rake; mowing machine; International com blower; 9-can milk cooler; electric heater; 11 milk cans; De Laval No.518 Electric separator; iron kettle; De Laval Magnetic milking machine with motor, compressor, pipes (25) and 2 pails; 2300 bales of fine quality hay; grain box; circular saw with 3 points attachment for tractor; quantity or iron.SUGARING EQUIPMENT: 3 x 12 Lightning evaporator; gathering tank; reserve tank; 100 plastic buckets, and plastic spouts and covers; 400 galvanized buckets and spouts; 18 inch electric fan with thermostat.Also many other articles too numerous to mention.For Information get in touch with the dealer or the auctioneer.JULES COTE Bilingual Auctioneer Licensed 114 Zulma St.Cowansville, Que.Tel.263-0670 NEW BUNGALOW, in North Ward, 3 bedrooms, l> j bathrooms, owner transferred to Montreal.No reasonable offer refused.Call LO.9-7347 or inspect at 440 La Sapinière St.5 ROOM self contained house, with garage and tool shed.Situated at 703 7th Ave.S., Sherbrooke, near the Bruck Mill.Phone 562-9070, after 5:30.WEST WARD across from University, 1557 Leonard Street, 5 room bungalow.Owner transferred.Phone 569-6894.NEW bungalows 5 rooms, brick automatic heating, painted, Situated Hollywood development on Bourque Blvd.Price $3,900.00,\t$50.down.Easy terras.Apply Jean Louis Pomerleau, 562-5728.5.Lots For Sale SUMMER cottage lots, 75 x 125 ft.and up, west side of Lake Massa-wippl.Choose youra now while selection Is good and before the prices soar when the Autoroute opens.Terms available.Beaudean Inc.Bonded and Licenced Real Estate Brokers, 569-9178 or 819 838-4898.TEN Holstein cows approximately 3 years old to freshen early spring, by registered Black Angus bull.Additional cows for sale.Phone Waterloo 539-1726.PUREBRED registered Hereford, 3 bulls, 18 months old.Ayer\u2019s Cliff 838-4453.13 HEIFERS bred Hereford bull, some to freshen soon.E.H.Cay-ford, Bolton Rd., Magog, VI.3-6278 12.To Let 36a.Home Services WALLS, windows, ceiling* *mi r\t11 A-rr\\n floors washed.Guanmteed work.MATERIALS ESTIMATOR reasonable rale* For Information Age 25-40.high school educa- c*u tion, able to calculate weights.47\u2019 pa,,,,rln| read blue prints, use slide r1\u2019 rcrsonoi rule.Must have knowledge hygienic supplies - mv* up to 60% Send $100 for 18.finest quality, assorted.Park Sales.PO Box 561 Hamilton Canada DEACON CONSTRUCTION INC.Gtntrtl Contractor Commtrci*l and R«sid*ntial Land Development 68 Warren St., Lennoxvitla.Tel.569-9178 TAILOR For ladies end gentlemen General Repairs F.COLLETTE 84 King St.West, (in basement) Tel.567-4334 SHERBROOKE NORTH WARD \u2014 51 ; rooms, heated hot water, stove and refrigerator Call at 1222 Prospect St., between o( industrial material.Previous estimating for similar company desirable.SENIOR ESTIMATOR Age 35-45, high school education.Heavy machine shop experience.Able to calculate weights and use slide rule.Previous experience in sales estimating in a similar industry desirable.Pension, accident, sickness benefits.Five-day week.Apply in person or write to: Tamper Division Canada, Iron Foundries Ltd.160 St.Joseph St., Lachinc, Que.12 and 2 afternoons or after 6 p.m.joFFICE manager required, bilingual with experience In electrical appliance business.Apply Service D-e ONE building 30 x 60, 3 storey; one building, 24 x 34 ft.with annex 20 x 90.Cellar 24 x 34 ft, with an-nex 18 x 20.L.Lalumiere, Compton Village, Tel.835-5414.5 LARGE heated rooms, first floor.Newly decorated.544 Vlmy St.Available immediately.567-4386.44.Property Wanted ARE YOU WANTING In sell your property?If so, please give us s call, ta ne have sold nearly all we have, and would like to Uat yours.Beaudean tnc.Bonded and Licenced Rea) Estate Brokers, LO.9-9178 or 819 838-4898.46.Pets For Sale BOSTON Terrier puppies, 2 months old.Tel.562 6358.1st & 2nd Mortgages 6.9°0 Interest and up 10 \u2022 15 years repayment plan on residential and commercial properties throughout the Eastern Townships.BEAUDEAN INC.Bonded & Licensed Real Estate Brokers P.O.Box 400 Lennoxville Tel.569-9178 or 819-838 4898 BILINGUAL AUCTIONEER Appraiser and Real Estate.COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICES ART BENNETT Sawyervilt»\u2014Tel.889 2272 SEE THE ALL NEW 1964 STUDEBAKER You hove to sec it to believe it! 24 monthi guarantee or 24,000 milci NOW AT Rousseau Automobile ik.Your Authorized Shideboker Dealer SALES PARTS _ SERVICE 2059 King St West Sherbrooke- Tel.569 6464 AUCTIONEERS Bilingual BURNS & MACKAY Salas of all Kinds Reasonable Rates Robert Burns David MacKay Cookshlre Sawyervllle Tel.TR.5 3203 Tel.889 2958 VERY gond roller canaries, budgies, cages, stands, tropical Ilsh.ac-quarlums.50 Wiiaon St., Lennox ville LO.9 1518.6 COLLIE puppies, cheap, to good home.Also Toy Fox Terriers, re glstored.Phone Cowansville, 263- 1007.5 ROOM apartment, hot water, out-; let for automatic washing machine.All blinds furnished $85.00.EARN $23 WEEKLY plus pot, 1132 King St.W.YOUNG man between 16 \u2022 18 years of age to act as messenger.Hospital insurance and other benefits.Apply in writing to Record Box 146.27.Female Help Wanted ^\u2022 ^0^9q9es PUREBRED German Shepherd puppies for sale.Phone 562-1800 free B35 Malouin St., Tel.569-5844.7.Farms For Sale \"TAMPINE FARM,\u201d Township of Cleveland, St.Cyr Road.60 head of Guernsey purebred, registered, plus farm equipment and buildings.For details contact Mr.Henry Schroeders.Tel.TAlbot 6-3364 or TAlbot 6-3070 Richmond.LENNOXVILLE Roselavvn Park, new modern 6 room heated apartments, with swiming pool, car port.Janitor service, Incinerator, stove and hot water supplied.$115.00 ¦ 120.00 monthly Deacon Construction Inc., phone 569-9178.8.Cars For Sale 1962 DODGE DART 330 \u2022 V8, auto matic, hard top, two tone, good condition.Must sell.No reasonable offer refused.Please call LO.9-4830, after 6 p.m.FRANK J.CONWAY For dependable Real Estate Service call 31 King W.\u2014 Tel.567-5162 P.Q.License #50, 106 Tel.562-4943 wardrobe in your spare time.Just show Fashion Frocks to friends.No investment, canvassing, experience necessary.Write: North American Fashion Frocks.Lid, 3425 Industrial Blvd.Dept.M-2822 Montreal 39, Que.ACCOUNTS payable bookkeeper \u2014 must be accurate and have knowledge of check disbursements, pur-chase journal, payroll work and typing Apply in own handwriting giving brief resume of experience.All replies will be held confidential.Apply Record Box 152.DO YOU require a mortgage?Why not consult us In confidence and under no obligation We take first and second mortgages, small or large, on both private ana com merclal properties snort term loans available within 24 hours, at rates of 7% and up Beaudean Inc Bonded Real Estate Brokers.LO 9.9178 Chemical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer and Instrumentation Engineer required by newsprint mill near Quebec City.Experience not essential but an asset.Salary commensurate with experience, reply to Record box 151.\t\t\t\u2014\t\t\tJ Television -\t\u2014 Radio \u2014 Stereo \u2014 Hi Fi ROSS-BIRON ELECTRIC\t \tLIMITED Expert Service -EASY TERMS\t- Estimates, Work Guaranteed.\u2014 OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN 183 Frontenac\tSt.\t\u2014\tTel.562-1564 M RESPONSIBLE female help required for afternoon work in pro-, fessional office.Reply stating agi* I and experience to Sherbrooke Record Box 150.Professional Directory Advocates W WARREN \"lynch, 158 Fron tenac St, Sun Life Building Tel LO 9-9914 Rea LO 9-4581 FARM WIVES.Make Avon available in your community.Excellent earnings possible.Mrs.A.Lebrun, Waterloo.Tel.539-1040.WANT TO BE A HAPPIER DRIVER?12.To Let 5 LARGE ROOM apartment, heated at 902 Jacques Cartier Blvd.N.| Available Immediately.Tel.LO.,\t9-2943.U ROOMS heated, hot water, 220, 20.Wanted To Purchase I near bus, schools, church and |\t.stores.755 Victoria St.Occupancy BABY\u2019S chrome high chair wanted I Oct.1st.$68,00 month.\tin good condition.Reasonable - il9a.Rooms Wanted BUY A NEW CAR NOW tnrn a low-cost life.insured XXX XXX XXXX XXXX X xxxx X x xxxxxx XXX X XXXX XXXX XX XXXXXX XXX XXX xxxx xxxx LADY would like furnished room with kitchenette or privileges, quiet home, near d'Youville Hos-1 .jr.« pitaJ.Tel.562-1625 from 9 a.m.to 1 12 or after 4.15 p.m.EAST HEREFORD XXXX X XXX xxxx x * X xxxx X X X X XX X XXXX XXX x x x xx xxxx XXX X Rev.Mr.Kerr and Mrs.Kerr AUCTION SALE MACHINERY LIQUIDATION Wednesday, Oct.9th, et 1:00 p.m.and Thursday, Oct.10th, 10:30 a.m.at the W.W.Finney & Sons Inc., 48 Riley Avenue Plattsburgh, New York AFTER 65 consecutive years of farm ! machinery and feed business Finneys are completely liquidating i the following: Wednesday, October 9 at 1:00 p.m | (Until evening If necessary) SHOP \u2014 The complete contents of an extremely well equipped shopi including: Welders, compressors, | battery chargers, presses, steam Jennys, testers, etc.Thursday, October 10 at 10:30 a m.FARM MACHINERY \u2014 10 tractora % of all descriptions, from John Deere diesels to International diesels, Super Ms.doiers.etc.balers, wagons, hay conditioners,)\t,\tu _\t.\t, manure spreaders, elevators, NELSON NZ fCP)________________Sun Mr.P.R Bowen spent a week- Une of new tractors and\tu > .\t^ ,\tbun'!end in Montreal equipment (Simplicity).Jamesway ; shine recordings in New Zea- Mr and Mrs L C Grav were equipment, d.l.v.1 equipment iand still are being reduced by ca,^ ,0 s.wvervi'lle bv the manure loaders, harrows of all (W from the eruntion in March\u2018.\t.\t.Please call LO.9-3636 local 46 ANTIQUES?Top prices paid.Cupboards, sinks, bureaus, tables, dishes.lean Shiner, 45 East | LAVALLEE Center, Winooski, Vermonl.Tel.GEKVAIS.LANGEAIS & MONTY Armand Rousseau Q.C., Paul Mullins Gervals, Andre Langlals, Rene Monty Lorraine I 2-4735 6 Wellington Street South Sherbrooke TOBIN & TOBÏnT Trial H'nrk and General Practice.Roienbloom j Bldg., opposite CHy Hall, 138 Wellington (North) LO 2-212U WESLEY H BRADLEY Q.C.7 275 SL James Street West.Montreal Victor 9-8664.Chartered Accountants If It\u2019s \"springj\" you need we have them *01 all kinds o( vehicles, cars, trucks, busses and bulldozers.FOR SECURITY AND COMFORT, HAVE YOUR SPRINGS CHECKED TODAY BY \"EXPERTS\" AT CHARTIER AUTO SPRING INC, (all vehicles insured) 180 Galt SI.W.\u2014 Tel 562 4833 \u2014 562 4840 Residence: LO.569-3108 FOR HIGH QUALITY AND REASONABLE PRICES.^ BLOUIN FURNITURE /Meedow St.-Sherbrooke- Tel.569.559) \"The Furniture Store Next to the Webster Parking Lot\" Representative for Philco Appliances.Terms available.Out o( Town delivery.1 i MARE BEAT TRAIN\tBODY IS INTRICATE A young grey mare beat the: There are some 21) thousand steam engine Tom Thumb in anibillion cell» in (he human body 1H:U) rare when the loroniolivrjanrl more than dial number of lost steam pressure.molecules in one cell, MORTY MEEKLE 28.Domestic Help Wanted LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA QUAKE STILL AFFECTS PART TIME housekeeping, and ._\tcooking.For appointment, phone Of Boston, Mass., were dinner: 567-6664 between 9 and 4.guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.A.\u2014- Qwe_\tWANTED woman or couple as com- ,, '\t.\t\u201e ,\tpanlon and housekeeper,\tfor\tel- Mr.and Mrs.E.\tW.\tOwen and\tderly gentleman.Contact\tBox\t22, Mr.and Mrs.Munn Owen have: Sawyervllle, Que.returned to their homes here'- after a week's vacation in Bur- 30.Form Help Wanted lington.Ont.- Mr- win\tMARRIED man, or father and son Mr.Will Nason\tspent a week\tu,m f0I.dslry f>rm (,lngle man i with Mr.\tand Mrs.\tRalph\tconsidered).Experienced\twith\tre- Edlingwood.\tfercnces.Modern house, heat, light, telephone supplied.Alan Webster, Box 1130, Cowansville.263-2248.BEDARD.Lyonnais j Gascon & Associates, D J Crock etl, C.A., licensed trustee 201 Continental Building, Sherbrooke, PQ Tet: LO 9-5503 MCDONALD, CURRIE A CO Chartered Accountants 297 Dufferin Ave.569-6301 Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto, Saint John.Charlottetown, Halifax, Rlmouakl, Sherbrooke, Hamilton, Kitchener, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver.TOUCHE, ROSS, BAILEY & SMART Royal Bang Building Plaça Ville Merle, Montraai 2, Out Other offices in Canada; affiliated firms U> the United States, Great Britain and elsewhere I J06T k'lCkBO MAO T